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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-01
country are those who reyllo The Bib" sllI In It's

country ara those who revilo the Biblo In i'7
ateence there IL no nation on earth free-
fducafe the ms lses. say some. Ihis y the,i
King Cure-alL Educate the massesl 10 say =.
but let the whole man be educated MAI ~
not all haad. IL Is only part OF , uin,,
aud not tho best part Learning without m0s g.,a
culture "a the accomplice OF satan. Inv
vyc-ef orernies Of France ard England we're tne
mos, brilliant sons OF her universities DiVOIoo
education from moral culture anu II - Iiks -
ting keeu bisdo in tho hands OF maui, ~. ~
EDUCATE The fnesses 90 cay |: sustain anl oe,
veInp our puDlc-5chooi system, - say ,, ,S os.
say more. You may teach every chiid IN ile ia..i
70 read snd write nni leave them "linoul M. ,s
culture aud you will iil The land with snroNu
rascals. You may give such 9enerauon tno
rover % vote and they will vote virtue IN gatrss
90 siarve aud .riyo rss caiiiy coac-ahl -
wnch 70 ride They VIII vote our hsils OF ,,i
ton fnlt Of political tricsstcrs and convert
government into . huge carcass 70 Toast politlrhl
chouls and vulmr5s. / heve no nope loF III ?
country apart fron the influence OF the Dospo''
MORAL CORRUPTION.
Moral corruption Is our most dangerous Zoe
ope.fo be dreaded more than invading armies OF
tho brondsides Of embattied frigates. We nave
causs to thgnk God Tor many thihgs' ou' 'n'
greatest o. these a the Btble
IS the British fleet WAS bearing down IN inhg-
niscent array on the enemy IN the memoraDio i,l
BAY Of Trafalgar every eye was turned 20 ,ne
flagship Of Nelson 10 catch the signal as II nut
tered % tho peak "Engignd expect. every man
10 do hisdutT. " That noble sentiment was greeted
with Wild shout from tho long line of Engllsh
sailors.
OUR SHIP OF STATE.
Our ship Of state Is going forth 10 migntier
task than awaited tho warriors at trafalgar,
Could We sond - the masthead a signal II WOulu
b.. "GOd expects every man 10 do his duty
and with this motto streaming from her taper .
rrars, with the Bible as her compass. ana VIZ
God-fearing men nt the helm the ncrce shoeA
OF pattle might beat against her broadsine'
the thunGer of the tempest might sweep
along her track. md the pail OF nighl
might wrap hec IN ifs gloom, but when mo snoch
of these fearful scenes was over ihl5 Old lIOh'
aide of ihe nations would be found proudly
floating ike a swan upon the vaier-the nagshil
Of the world. ~
MAY God grant unto thee. on ship OF STATE q
happy voyage for centuries to come" .,
Ine benediction was pronounced by hr. CloI-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-01

this direction. The building OF this line
would be great thing for Manchester, espe-
ciaily for the First Ward.
The Republicans OF Midlothian district
have renomiusted Cornelius Mimms Tor
county supervisor and nominated joel Ho-
gle and William I. Byrd for justices OF the
peace, William Trent for constable. and
Moses Cooper for oyeTseer OF the poor.
One more justice OF the peace Is 70 be nomi-
mated. The ticket will be represented by
three white and three colored men.
Mrs T. Z. Tutwiler, OF Coalburg, Ala,
aud her two sous arrived in the city yester-
day afternoon, and will spend some time
visiting relatives here and in other parts OF
the Stste. They were accompanied by Mrs.
C.. :. Tutwiler and her two children. who
spent the winter in Alabama. They. are
now with Mrs. Tutwller's daughter, Mrs.
IYanhoe Sclater, on west Main street, in
Richmond.
The Board OF Supervisors OF Chesterfield
have decided TO continue to work the county
roads under the special law snd not to 90
back TO the general law.
Mr.. r. V. Owen is quite sick at hrs resi-.
dence on Thirteenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-01
THE REAL ESTATE mARKET.
Property Transfers IN HiehmOnd'
HenrIcO, ana Manchester

Edward s. Brown to GILES B. Jackson,
east side Branch or Hancock near Moore
street, 25x117 feet improved, 500.
Matthew Hopes and wife to william H..
Tbarps, east side College between Broad
and Marshall streets, 3j4Xl4 feet, improved,
$1,000.
b. II. Duyal and wife to Alenia NJ. Duval
and Sophia II. Duya north side Marshall
between Henry aad Smith streets, - ll'l2X
153 feet. improved, $500.
Maggie VI. and Charles Emerson 10 Kate
{. Yancey, west side Laurel between Man
and Cary streets, 30xl00t feet improved,
81, 1920.
Edgar Allan and ". W. Cosby, special
commissioners. to l.. o. Wendenburg, east
side Hickory near Calhoun street, l62Xll5
feet. s129G0.
Sallie A. Abraham to John II. Timberlke.
trustee. corner Grove avenue and Plum
street, 30xl50 feet, improved, S3,SG2.5O.
HENRICO.
George :. Vashon and wife to Charles N.
Crump. 90 acres adjoining Strawberry
Plains, five miles below city, 500.
franklin stear1s, Jr.. and wife to George
S. Vashen, above property. 5000.
James W. Craig and wife to John West, 80
feet on north side Clay street, in plan OF
Duncan Lodge, $3.50.
Joseph Bryan and James II. DOoley and
wives 10 &. II. seldom, north side Clay near
Sycamore street, II l-6xl79i feet. 81, 1881.
Joseph Bryan, trustee. TO Martin A. Ger
! melman, 60 feet on Stewart near Littlepage
street, $500.
w. Scott CaTington, trustee, to Joseph
l.. Darlington, 10 97-100 acres on south side
Haryie road, known as Oak Knoll, 81.
MANCHESTER.
Robert b. Bate, b.. G. French, George E..
Gary, snd J. NJ. French and their wives, and
Fanny NJ, Robert L.. and Cary b. French
TO Helen b., wife OF ;. BAssett French, In
terest in 135 feet on Thirteenth street north.
west corner OF Stockton, $40.
s. Bassett French, trustee. and Others to
Fanny u. French, l35 feet on Thirteenth
street northwest corner OF stockton, 81.
Mary y. Lipscomb TO Elijah Roseh, ls5
feet on Ninth street between Stockton and
Everett, Sl00.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-01
EXCURSION TO THE MONITORS,
A Treat Given schooi-Tcsebers by
the Mayor.

The teachers and principals Of the white
schools connected with our public-school
system and members Of the City School
board enjoyed a fine treat yesterday sfier.
noon in the shape OF an excursion rendered
them by Hon. j. Taylor Ellison, chairman
OF the Board, 10 the monitors and Warwick
Park. The party numbered over one hua-
Gred and embarked on the barge gondola
propelled by the tug Henry Christian Cap
tain Thomas Cunningham, Jr. The excnr-
sionists visited and inspected the monitors
through the courtesy Of the officers IN
charge. A short time was pleasantly spent
at Warwick Park rambling through the
woods. gathering the wild flowers. and par
taking OF the hospitality OF Mr. {. L. y.
Burgwyn.
MEETING.
ON the return trip meeting OF the ex-
cursiouIsts was held, at which brief speeches
were made By Hon. William Loyenstein.
Major J. II. Capers. Mr.. J. L. Strsuon, ara
| Colonel j. B. Cary. The following was
unanimously adopted:
To the Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson;
Dear Sir,-rhe lady teachers OF the public
| schools, the members Of the city School
| Board. the principals, and the officers OF the
! Richmond public-school system having Ell
| joyed the hospitality extended TO them
through your kindness. desire to return
thanks for the courtesy-to assure You oi
their hearty appreciation OF your kindness
and Of their enjoyment Of the trip. They
| feel that this recognition on your part will
create within them new desire 10 be more
useful IN their honorable yocailons and in-
| cite them 20 renewed efforts TO promote the
welfare OF the public schools 81 the city OF
| Richmond. To YOU personally they extend
their hearty wishes FOR long life. health. aud
prosperity. They trust that your connec'
! ton with the publlc.school system OF this
| city may be long continued, and that they
NAV enjoy for many years to come youI
! yalusbie services as lcldeT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-01

X L. CHkFFfN s. CO.. 4 p. NJ. iit lots a. south
end o. Boulevard and Electrician Line.
JOHN T. GODDIN. 81 r. NJ. commissioners
saie Of ten acres IN the western suburbs.
y. W. BOWIE. AZ r. NJ. commissioners sale d
dwelling No. lar Ross street
JAMES Il ELAN. w p NJ. executors sale OK
two brick dwellings. Nos &gecd 2il norta
Twentieth street; immediately after brtck
store and dwelling Al the southwest corner 0f
fPankhn and 1NSentielh streets.
oUAKLES a McCURDY. T.. NJ, brick dwelling
No. 40 norsh Twentieth street.
j. THOMPSON BROWN 4 Co. 6P. NJ. lot on
Norton street near Clsy street
WILLIAM JENKINS 6 SON.. 1870 7. ~. hama.
ras and apples.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 A. ~, horses, msics
&C.: A. NJ, carriage. buggies, &c. .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-01
WORK or FTHEAMBULANCE.
a Plasierer PsraIy yEed-WOrkman
Overheated-A Fall

At halt past Q O'Clock yesterday morning
the city ambulance was summoned to 4l6
south Pine street 10 Mr. James b. Gentry,
who bad been stricken with apopleNy. Dr.
Davis. The physician in CHARGE, prescribed
for the sick man and lett him in charge OF
friends.
Mr.. Gentry is a wel-known plasterer,
itlv-eight wears OF age, and lives at NO. 5O3
west Broad street.
Attl:4j O'Clock the ambulance was called
10 Twenty -Gitn and Cary streets TO man
who had fallen In boat and Injured his
bgck. He was not seriously hurt The am
bulance carried him 20 his home at il3i
Baker street.
The ambulance was summoned 10 ih'
Trcdegar Iron " orks at 3:i5 =. NJ. TO- attend
one OF The operators who had become over
beated. Tie was relieved and given 3D..
necessary attention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-01
Coed TempIar Officers.

At a regular meeting OF Trinity Lodge,
No. 497, Independent Order Good TEN.
pIars, held last night the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term: Brother
+. q. Garner. chief tempar; SISTER Nellie
Adkins, vice-tempar; Sister Eliose Ilooson,
SUPERINTENDENT OF JUNIOR Templars; Bro
ther W. :. Hamlin. secretary; Bro
fher F. A. Kuper, hnancial secretary; Sister
\. j. Pyle, treasurer; Brother c, :. Barnes,
chaplain; Brother Lane, marshal; Sister
Eta Douglass, guarn; Brother j. Ii. Clarke,
sentinel; sister Phillips, organist. The
above officers will be installed next Tuesday
ufVlt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-01
CAUGHT IS a FROG.
sad Accldent 80 Richmond and A.
ieghany Railroad Brekemsn.

About O'Clock yesterday morning Mr..
Lee Dyson, while coupling ears in The Rich'
mond and Allegheny yard, had one OF his
iect caught IN frog, and before he conld
extricate himself the engine backed against
him and over bis leg. iuiuring n 20 badly A.
TO neces.itatc Ms amputsuon above the knee.
lie was taken 10 the Retreat f)r the sick,
where the operation was performed by Drs.
Hugh NJ. Taylor and {. W. /. Brock, as
sisted bv Dr.. Wmirce and Rawlings.
Mr.. Dyson is about twcnty-Onc years Old
and lives IN this city. He was employed on
the Allegheny road IN the capacity OF brake.
man,
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40 AhspMorn

or odd-snd.ends sale. but legitimste closing
out Of fresh, Die goods. Having pur-
chased an unusually larse spring and sum
mcr stock before contemplating improye-
men,s to store and changes in business. we
are giving our uatr0ns, and the public gem
orally the benefit Of our careful and select
spring purchases by Offering $4,000 worth
OF shoes. Slippers, snd Trunks ~ cost. which
IL exactly SO per cent. les that any shoe
house in the State will sell thc SAME goods
lor. JACOB MAY 4 SON,
G0i Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-01
Carr or the Track.

Yesterday morning four or 1--WE coal.cars
jumped the track on the Chesapeake and
Ohio road q short distance below the city
and bloekaded the road for about two hours.
The passenger train which leaves here foI
Newport News at s:45 A. NJ. had to walt al
Orleans junction until ii O'Clock for the
track to be cleared.
The passenger train due hers at 6:0i
O'Clock yesterday evening from Newport
News was Two hours tate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-01
q Date Corrected.
RICHMOND. Va. April %, 1885

IT|-TT'F '""T"f
TO the Editor Of the Dispatch:
| see In your article headed "Lee Nlonu-
ment" in sundays Dispatch YOU state the
cornerstone of The Washington monument
was laid February -, 1851. II there Is any,
thing DO know It IL that the cornerstone
was laid in 1850. | was there and left for
California that day aud win never forget n.
/, was bad. snowy day. ThJi is about the
only thing do rccollect that hanpened so
long ago Yours tril', :. T. HtNc0cE.
Undoubtedly 1850 is correct II should
have been SO written.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-01
THE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
UuII-ssreet Paving - Holiday OBJ
seryauco-PeFsouaI and Briefs.


The Committee on Streets OR. James +.
Bradley ehalrman) beld another meeting IN
the Council chamber last night 10 consider
The BIDS for paving Hull street from the
river 10 the south side OF Fifteenth street.
The contract for the new paving was award
ed 10 hlr. 5. p. Clay, OF Richmond, the
lowest bidder. at 69t cents per square yard.
This does not include the taking up OF The
old paving, which will perhaps be done by
the city. There are some matters OF detail yet
TO be arranged in connection With the work.
The centennial anniversary OF Washing
tons Inauguration vas very generally OBJ
served In Manchester. The public schools
were closed, the post-office was only open
for few hours. none OF the city Offices were
open for business, most Of the stores were
closed after 10 A. NJ, and the city presented
decidedly holiday appearance. The Ilus-
tings Court was not 10 session, but will be
to-day.
Some OF the timbers for the street-car line
over Mayo's bridge have been distributed
on lower Hull street, aud our people hope
soon 10 see street cars entering the CITY from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-01
PRETTY monE WEDDING.
Marriage or Mr. J. q. Boswell and
Miss II. A. Walton.

Miss II. A. Walton.
Mr. John c. boswell and Miss Blanche ~.
Walton were married at 1870 O'Clock last eve
ming Of the residence OF tho brides uncle,
Mr. G. T.. Woodsop. on Church Hill. Rev.
Dr. William r. Hatcher. Oi the Grace-Street
Baptist church. Performed the impressive
ceremony in the presence Of large assem-
bl1.c OF relatives and intimate friends.
The parlors were supcrbly decorated with
flowers, plant, and evergrecns. The bride
entered alone. preceded by ber maid oil
honor. Miss Bertha Deitrick. The groom
was attended by bis best man, Mr. I. ID.
Frey. over The bridal couple hung horse
shoe made of white bridal wreaths and sus-
pended thereirom were the initials d. w.
in red roses.
TIE BRIDE was very becomnglY attired IN
dress of moon-on.ihe-lake shqde OF Hen
ricfia cloth. she carried bouquet OF roses
and ml.dcn.hair ferns.
The maid oi honor wore light green surah
silk and carried a bouquet OF While lilacs.
After receiving the congratulations Of
their ir.eods TIE young couple left on the
$50 train fora tour North.
The bride is an attractive young lady and a
daughter Of J. G.. Walton, Esq. The groom
is well and popularity known m this city and
has been On dtfGcfe Of the Chesapeake and
OHIO railway for several years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-01
Monumental Church Concert.

The eoncer, for the benefit OF Monumental
Sunday school, under the direction OF Mrs.
DR.. Robinson, drew large audience TO the
Young Mems Christian Association Hall last
night. Misses Rogers. Blankenship, and
English, aud Messrs. Read and Stein were
the soloists, and there was chorus OF about
forty young ladies. 1t was most delightful
concert, and almost every number was en-
cored. Mr. Jacob Relnhardt was the ac-
comuanitt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-01
Moteoroloctcai Report for April.

The subioined table gives sunrise, mini
mum and maximum readings Of the ther.
mometer. the course OF the wind at sunrlse.
and the amount OF rainfall for the month Of
April.
Foe readings OF the thermometer were
tsken 10 an elevated portion OF the city. the
position Of the Instruments being free from
any influence OF reirsc.ed heat. They are
seli-registering. OF the very best French
manufacture, and the figures are believed to
he absolutely correct.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-01

or LATEST DESIGNS, ROCEls's CELEBRhTTp
TABLE CUTLERY. FRENCH MARBLE NANrEL
CLOCKS, IINE BRONzEs AND FIGURES.
The annual sale oi the above iirst,class
goods. that are recommended by almost
every family in this city. VIII Doe continued
on Wednesday at l0i O'Clock A. NJ. and >
O'Clock Z. NJ. scat, Tor ladies. ANY goods
at private sale between the auction sales At
auction prices.
GEORGE W. MAYO. Auctioneer,
. Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-01

Let this aiterooou be one Of pleasure snd
profit You need rest from your city NE.
Join our party At 1880 p. NJ, corner Tenth
aud Bank streets, ana 60 with rs on two deco
rated summer electric cars fignt so our lots.
We will have band Of music with us and =
good hfnch served on The grounds. Pleasant
and prefl,abe time assured Tor all
*. B. tu,TFIN 60.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-01
"Reminiscences Of the Mexican war.

Tomorrow night al S:ij o'clock. in The
Hall u the Youne Mems Christian Associn-
ton, General 3. y. Fry Will deliver talk
before The members and friends OF that IN
sti,ution on "reminiscences OF the Mexican
War. The General was an active pariici-
nant IN the events OF that time and will no
doubt make the occasion a pleasant one.
Tickets for members and friends can be
had free of chsrge by applying at once at
the Secretary Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-01
Wholesale ana Heta,' Com

We are much pleased 10 Inform The public
and trade generally that we now have full
and complete stock OF Imported aud Domes-
tc Hardware, Cutlery, &C, which we will
offer and .ell = cheap as sny house 10 this
country. We will make specially OF tne
BARRIERS Razors. and viii be pleased 20 show
such goods 10 any one desiring 10 see them.
4 large aud complete stock OF Builders
Hardware. including All kinds OF bronzed
goods. will arrive In few DAYS, and will be
sold al very low figure. Respectfully,
WATKINS IfARDwAgR COMPANY.
1917 N0in street, city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-01
Repubiscsu Meeting To-Nig hi .

The Republicans will have a meeting at
Monticello Hall to- nigh: aud VIII he address
ed by General slith Boiling, Of Petersburg,
aud a number Of local leaders. General Ma.
hone ana Colonel William Lamb have been
invited to be present, bat their aecepiaaces
have not been received
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-01

Early yesterday morning Sergeant Carter
CAPTURED scott King. one oi toe prisoners
VINO escaped from the city Jail about week
ago. The nan was found in hou-e near
tie Old market on Seventeenth street. and
WAS taken back 10 prison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-01
marruarx Renart.

The whole Aumber OF deaths last week
was 80.
CauSes; Apoplexy, white; cancer OF
breast. colored; cerebro.spiual selerosis.
white; congestion OF stomach, white;
congestion Of BRAIN. colored; congestion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-01
1fr. Mcrnhe,a Snccesaor.

Mr.. A. ". Burnett has been appointed
superiniendent u the mail service IN Rich
moud in place Of bir. l.. 4. McCabe.
Mr.. Burnett was for many years postal
cler, on the Chesapeake and Ohio railway
between this city and Clifton Forge, but WAS
nut of last October. lie was restored 10 bis
Old po-itIon about one month ogO, and this
latter appointment Is iu The line Of promo
fiOn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-01

OF lungs, 3 colored; compression OF brsin.
white; consumption. q white and color
ed couyulslons (nfsntilcL | colored; heart
disease, 3 white and coiored; msrssmos,
white; meningitis, colored; pneumonia,
colored; pneumonia typhoidl. white;
premature birth, white; suppression OF
urine. white; tuulor uterIe, colored;
unknown, white and coioted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-01
Conxoc.,,o, atcn,s.tCnuyeu.

The Jsmes-River Conyocsron meets to-
day at Christ Episcopal church. corner OF
Twenty -secoud and Nenable streets. Rev.
DR.. Pike Powers will preach at II O'Clock
this morning and Rev. II. Carmichael
rector OF 81. Paups, at Z. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-01

Medn temperature 20
ul Heavy showers IN the afternoon.
~ Thunderstorm and rain a. night, begin
ming about O'Clock.
G, thunderstorm with rain, two showers OF
hail with snOW-storms till late at night and high
WINDS.
al Light showers at night
8) Light snowersduripg the Cay.
(6 Rain late IN the aftornoon and 81 night
ii Light rain all day aud night
(s Light rain all day and night
,9) Light rain all day.
QOl Light showers at night
uD Rain At night
Q2l Rain all day and night
u:8 Rain all day and night
Q4 Rain in the early forenoon.
Rainfall for tho mouth. $50 inches.
In the table below will be found the mean
temperature and the amour. OF rainfall du-
ring the corresponding mouth for the pas.
ten wears.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-01

Bv the courtesy Of Mr. g. -. Hill the
friends OF Dr. Drew met al 32O east Frank
lin street on Monday evening. After short
religious service iarcwelis were exchanged.
Dr. Drew leaves to-day for Missouri, iol.
lowed By the good wishes and affection OF
many Of our citIZens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-01

Real estate in Richmond IS lower to-day
than any city IN the United states. We who
travel know this TO bc Fact
X. B. CHAFFIS x Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-01

Captain Andrew PizzIui has kindly offered
his services TO accompany Us 10 our sale and
take charge Of our s'irain Of electric cars"
60 with Us. X. Il. CmAFFIS 4 Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-01
s.s 8 mnEs's sUrrLsxs.

GENE THREAD.~1R
- TwISEs. LINES, coRks.
FORENOON. oiL-CLornt<G. g.. NETTING
Of every description made TO ortsr >kts AM
sElNgS rixsea ready for usa
Alro. manufacturers OF C0f'roS-TwtSk
uANMocks. |. IIcHTENSrEis,'SSoSS
corner Ssvcntesaih and frsns lin stresta
sole ,ra aporssrs u - S,ioprete4 Lion BRAND
sklNE fHhKAn ep&n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-01
MIss NuRPHY's IETrERs.

Among the letters found bv The police Ia
the trunk OF Bessie Murphy are several from
her mother written from CoolAncy, ireland.
These are all Of very slecIionste charac-
ter and such a. IL would be supposed
mother would write 20 a daughter Thsy
aie simply signed "Moiher.' Sevefsl let
ters from lady friends IN Psutucsett, X. l.,
aud BROOKLYN, y. Y. were also found.
George W. Fortman was fined $40 and
costs for fast driving on the street.
The other cases disposed Of were few and
Of tfitling character.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-01

PoND's ExrGACr. a medicine confined 10
a certain number OF diseases. II will cure
Pain. Inflammation. or Iiemmorage, external
or Internal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-01
rupera,and O.ner FLORAL Designs

at half the usual
prices.
Guaranteed 10 please.
VI. II. CATLIN.
Phone 39S. 723 Laurel street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-01

We will take our friends up all along the
line to our sale. Recollect, We leave prompt
" A. 1880 =. NJ. from corner Tenth aud
Bank streets. Il. B CHAPLIN &CO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-01

Digestion OF food facilitated by takisg Dr.
Henley's Celery. Beef. and Irot- II gives tone
10 tho stomach and aids Eature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-01
THE HUSBAND ARRESTED.

The husband OF Fannie Fox. charged
with completely in the homicide, went to the
Second police. station yesterday morning and
gave himself into the custody OF the law.
He was before the Police Court, snd the case
was continued until May 9Th and the man
committed 10 iail