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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16
MONDAY MORNINGS OOCNEF.
Gases Heard fin the Peitce Court Yes
lerdaY.

The docket IN the Police Court yesterday
morning wss an unusually short ono for Monday
morning, and all Of the cases had been disposed
of bv n:sO o'c'Ock The following were the most
important cases:
Charles Bowler, white man. was charged
with stealing a book, the property oi some per-
son unknown. The attention OF the oiiceT VINO
arrested Bowler vas attracted ~ Neelug me &c.
cu-ed tear tho ~ leaves out Oh Tue bouA anu
throw them IA ali alley. The oiNcer plcsod
no tho leaves nni then arrested the accused,
VINO IL we'll known 10 the police, having Deep IN
several court scrapes before. INC Noiune, "llic"
Is a valuable ono 10 the medical fraternity was
a treatise on q certain science 10y w. :. flayiair,
ND, f. H. c. T.. On both OF the leaves torn OUT
was written james shirley Hope. University OF
Virginia. session OF 1886 81" Bowler was conl-
nitti Ell In defiant OF surety for three months IN
tpe sum Of 500. and the medical work IS al the
Police Court subject % iGcnuhcauon
g K Walden n very spociRble-lookingy young
man. was charged with iosuitlng lauy on mo
street and the husband OF the lady WAS charged
with assAuiting aud threatening 70 shoot walden:
Walden MSS nnod s25 and costs. The husbAhd
Wns discharged. -.
Kichsrd Preston tcolored), improper conduct
on the street. Fined 50 aOd COSTS -
ElsnOra Cousins (coiOrsdk drunk anu ulsoruer-
ly on the street. Fined s. and costs.
Mary Ti,zhugh (coloredL drunk aud dlsorderiy
on the street Fined s. aud costs.
James Claiborne (coiofedl. assauling ana
striking Lucy Allen In the street, rineu - aiiu
Thomas Crswioy Ccoloredl, drunk on the Sab
bath day. Fined s. and costs ~ -,
f. W. EyernArt and William Mitchell. drunk
and disordcrly on the street Fined each - ana
3 N. Palmer. drunk. Fined s. and costs
J. j Shortel drunk anu dsofuetV On 'uo
street. Fined - aud costs.
Walter Williams. disorterly ~ me street and
rssistinc Policeman Matthews Ia the discharge
Of his duty. Fiael $40 aud coss'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16
NORFOLK NOTES.
BODY Found-EchOes from the Late
Storm.
Special telegram TO tho Dispatch. J

Especial telegram 70 tuo DisIhlcusI
NORFOLK, Va, April ia white man named
George Hampton, who was well known In this
city. had been missing for day or two Ills
body was found in the rear OF a house on Main
street.
,Joseph p Gordon, a native OF Norfolk aud
known to nearly every one in the city. passed
away last night; aged about fifty years.
Hon Edward Pierpoui, OF New York. ex-Ain-
ister to England, is o guest at Virginia Beach.
Captain murphy. OF tho schooner Lewis 9. ha-
bel from Fernando, Trinidad, with "a cargo OF
sugar IN hogsheads tierces, and bags for the
Delaware Breakwater states that he encoun-
tered the gallo aud lost boats and everything
movable on deck. The skyhRht was smashed
aud the cabin flooded by the heavy seas, the
Inainssil- boom and Ran were carried away. aud
rail and steering gear damaged. The S,rainihg
OF the vessel caused a leak, and The tarpaullns
were washed from both hachea- Inc pumps
we're kept going. and tho vessel bore away for
Hampton Roads. arriving At noon today.
Thomas Mason. a seaman on the schooner, had
a log broken during the gale.
Captain Littlehoid, OF the schooner Fred JACK
son, from Cabsrian. Cuba. for Philadelphia, with
a cargo OF molasses in hCgsheaos and terces re-
ports that he encountered the gale In tho Gun
stream, lost fore ana msinssiis and shipped
large quantities OF water while lying 70. lie had
the cabin doors stove in and the cabin Hooded,
aud scudded before tho wind FOR slxty-four hours
under bare poles. The vessel sprung aleak auh
the pumps were kept continually going. The
cargo shifting, quantities Of molassss taken Were
out by the pumps. On the 18Th. the gale having
ahste1, the vessel bore away for the capes, ar
irving in Hampton Roads yesterday. The pumps
kept the vessel clear Of water.
.iho tug Ice King, Captain Chase, brought up
20 ths city Captain Ray, OF The brig j. l. Bowen.
from south America 20 Baltimore, with
cargo OF bone-dust The vessel lost both
anchors In the late gale and the Captain
put her about for the capes, where he
arrived yesterday, and as he could not
anchor put her ashore on Crsney.lsland flats.
The tug Martins Helen went down TO her with
anchors ana succeeded In pulling her on.
Captain Outten, Of the schooner Charles y.
Slnnics son, reported that = vessels quarter
board bearing the name james ii. HOyt" was
pickes up yesterday morning AZ Ocean View.
The Hoyt Is large three mastod schooner, be-
longing in New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16
posru.CLERK APPOINTED.

Mr.. Ira Benedict Of this city has been ap-
raiIr,,ad between here and Norfolk. aud made
his nrst trip Saturday. Mr. Benedict was pror
70 Cleyeland's administration postal-clerk Dc
tween Richmond and Clifton Forge. HIS ap-
pointment was procured through the influence
Of Judge Waddill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16
Seabrsok's warehouse and Mech an
tes' Institute.
To the Editor ofths D.,petsa:

To the Editor ofthe D'spdteh:
Referring 70 an article in your Sundays Issue
about the Ao OF "fbe Seabrook Warehouse and
Mr.. Strattons idea Of investing the money
will venture TO make Q suggestion: As the ulght
school Of technology Of the virginia Mechanics
Institute is now and has been for he last nFo
years In successful operation, supplying one OF
the greatest wants ot this cOmmunity-Doth
manufacturing and commercial. as Ear az ap-
propriatiOns mado by our City Council aud
other donations OF kind friends will allow and
as the night school has arrived at point whlch
requires enlargement TO meet tho growing de-
mands upon IL for room, appsratua, fixtures,
models. and drawings: and further as "A me
cnanics exhibit Is under CONSIDERATION Tor next
fali-the main difficulty OF which seems Ia DC a
suitable Duildlng-now. for these and other rea-
sons, why cannot our City Council sell the sea
brook Warehouse ami invest tho procecda Ia
lot IN the centre Of this city on which building
can be erected for the Virginia Mechanics lnstl-
tuts suitable Tor its many purposes. such as ex-
hibitions. school. library, and large pubic as-
semblies genernlly? It certainly would be
move in thu right direction, as II would give the
Board Of Managers OF the institute brin basis
on which to make some nnancial arrangements
for the erection OF suitable building, whlcn
would add very many attractions 80 this city. OF
mechanical aud commercial interests. nope ar
etratton and bis committee will think over these
suggestions and see IL tho proceeds OF this sale
cannot be made more nearly TO carry out their
Ideas OF a mechanical and commercial school IN
this way than By any other scheme.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16
ORDER OF MEPTASOPHS.
The supreme Conciave TO Hold Its
Meeting Here To-Day.

The ninth regular or second biennial meeting
Of the Supreme Conciave OF the independent
Order Of HeptasOphs will convene In the nan Of
,na ballard House at O'Clock this afternoon.
The body will probably be in session until
Friday evening.
NO are expected this morning. It is probable
thnt the attendance Will reach about 80:
Mr. \ A WI. au attorney at law aud notary
nubiic Of Pittsburgh, Pa. Is the supreme archon,
III among the other prominent men here are
a. Ed,gtn EarecKsOn, OF Baltimore, supreme
secretary: John w. Cruett yice-presiden' OF tho
tS~sit ami Produce Exchange Of baltimore city.
All OF the delegates who have arrived are rep
ressn ye-looking men.
inis win te the FIRST meeting OF this body ever
WbiIe hore the Hoptasophs viii visit the moni-
Tor eee, in James river. aud other points OF IT,
ferest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16
UHE FI,ORENCE NIGHTINGALE

A Of lHE NJ GnHtNss
The following is an eIIat from letter writ
tan 10 the German Rstorme,i AesseaJsT, at onani-
bersburgh, Penn:
A BBNEFACTRESs
Just open the door for her, and Mrs Winsior
will prove the American Florence nightingale
Of the Nursery. OF this We are 81 sure ihstw W.
will teach our "susy" 10 say. "A blessing On
Mira winslow" for helping her 10 survive aud
escape the gripping coicking. and teeihing
siege. MRS wINSLoWS SOOTHING SYRUP
relieves the child from pain snd cures dy'
entery aud diasrh0s- It softens the gums, 10
duces Inflammation, cares wind-coiic. anu car
ries tne infaAt safely through the tecihing po-
riod 1t performs precisely what IL profeSesi %
perform. evory part Of it-nothing less We
have never seen Mr.. Wnslo.-know her only
through tho propagation of her "soothinS
Syrup for Children Teething.' II We hat no
power we would make her, as she Is, physical
saviour 10 the infant race. Sold ty nil drug
gisiA q cents bottle. "a l-e"n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16

The quarterly mseuug Of the Bsptsi Sunday
-rhvOl As-O.lauon oi Richmond and Manchester
was held sunday oTcuing 10 the First Baptist
church a. / O'Clock. !. h. Elieu lprosidenD oc-
cupyiue the chair.
he meeting MS opened with prayer by Rev.
8 G. Clopton of The Ciay-Sireet church. After
crrellent singing by he choir the monthly and
ogsrteriv reports from the different schools we're
real.
The monthly reports are az follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16
CIRCUIT COURT MATTERS.
Convicts Resenteneed. Charter Grant
ed. AND SUIT. Instituted.

Yesterday was pusy day In the City Circuit
Court Considerable time was taken up ntho
trial OF convicts who had been twice convicted.
and the following fourteen we're sentenced to an
additional term OF hye years after the e1pra-
ton OF the sentence which they are now serving;
Prank smith. edward Wooten atlas smith.
Brown, Jones. &C.. Robert White, jordan S'eaIl,
George Harrison, Aleck Sparks. Benlamlh
Thomas Louis Powell Kichnrd Allen, JACK l1l-
ierson. joseph Jones. Joseph oorr, James Hiier'
aud Billy Burton aifas hayo aifds Dunsian:
Another convict MAS tried, but the eyidence
against him was not conclusive, ana the lufy
gave MIN the benefit OF the doubi. Judge Neii-
ford WHO had known the prisoners father, geye
him vsry nice talking 10. and advised nun 70
meDd his ways and do better hereafter
NEW CLUB
Judge Wexford granted q charter 70 the haoi.
son Social and Literary Club, which - orgari1su
for the promotion Of social and literary ihtsI-
course among its members. Inc capltai sIOck -
nominal and the officers for the nrrt year aro :
Albert Granger. president: Richard Napier,
vice-president; John Granger, secretary; fraoK
Craft treasurer: and NJ. Lee Thurman mana
ger. Tho headquarters are at NO. 'lo east O1i'
street
cTHER BUSINESS.
The Court was engaged for several hours
during the afternoon In the trial OF case M
volvinR question OF commission as wages -.
O'Clock the trial had not been concludeo. lhS
amount luFolNen IS huldils
Mr.. A. 4 Chalmers qualified as an attorney 10
practice lsw in this court.
DAMAGE SUITS.
The following damage suits against Decatur
AxtelI. receiver Of the RichmOnd and Alleghsny
Railroad Company. we're instituted but no decla-
rations we're filed in any OF them:
Carmen Patteson. trustee Tor Mary r. Ls"is'
Howell LOWS. william ". Lewis, John u.
lewis, Ssllie +. Brown. Mary q. Iewts, Henry
@. Lewis and William Lewis, for $1,000.
Cornelius Rives Wibun. for 5000.
George W. Gilmsr. for 5000
H. r. Lewis and Mary E. Lewis for t2,oOo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16
Personals and Briefs.

Ex-senator Finney, Of Accomack, Is In the
city.
Rev. DR.. ". T. Hatcher has returned from
Baltimore.
NJ. Walden, OF New Kent, and j. y. MOOR Oh
Aloemarle, were al The Capi'oi yeS'eruay'
Jefferson Lodge, No. 10. o. g. G.. VIII have
.,stea meeting tonight and viii have VISITORS
from the supreme Lodge.
cap,ain T. +. Murphy. son Of Colonel John
uo1nhy. Is al homo on = visit from -. Josepns
coilers. Ma, where he Is completing his eauca-
ton.
The Randolph Literary Society has been re-
.rssnized WITH the followin corps OF omcers {:
sres,dent. w. Mac. Jones: ylco-President I.
i,abest n. smith Secretary end lfeasuror w.
q csrr.ngion; Censor and Cntic. Dr. "; L. Da"-
son sergoantsi-Arms, Q. A. Wallace 'r
An entortslnmont for the benefit OF Park
,,vea In tho lo.ture-room OF the chirch to-nieht
:. o'cln:k- CAPTAIN Frank cnnninsnAin ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16

n. W. BOwE, 1g NJ, the Richmond ard Aileeha-
ny railroad.
r. b. CuAFFIN & CO.. $50 p. H.. three lots on
Liggon Hill
JOHN T. GoDDIN, 40 +. ~, FIVE lois on state
street. Fulton.
J. b. ELAN, 5 p. NJ. ten two-story frame dWeN-
ings on Moore street Also I'VE bdiidins i"s
on Monroe street nearly opposit"
JAS. MACDOUGALL, i0.3o A. NJ. groceries, con-
fectlOneriss, SC, on Fifth street
JOSEPH h. DAVIS, 10 A. NJ, curafors sale ~
household furniture on 81 JOINS street
N, W. BOWIE, $50 2. A.. residence On Grove ava
nue.: Immediately Afterwards lot on Grove
avenue
z. c. TINsLEY & Co, 5P. W, two frame dwell
ings on west Leigh street
BROWN & LEE, / p. NJ. trustees sale oi farm
Ia Hanover eouaty.
j. N. VALENTINE, lG3) A. ", un"sro, reH-
ing-mnchines, &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16
An ENGLISH ORATOR.
Pep-Picture or Sir Charles Russell
His Method or Speaking.
New York Times.I

Sir Charles Russell himself is not specially
impressive personally outside OF tho cous Ntonin'
whsre he seems nothing more than tall, quiet,
serious elderly gentleman; but once he Is at
tired In his wig and gown he becomeo yeritapie
eighleenth-century type OF vigor. bresdth, ana
power. Americans can picture him almost per-
fectiy to their minds eye by imagining george
Washington, with rather sallow face ana deep
set darx-brown eyes and wearing q black silk
gown The contour OF Russelfs face, Win its
strong chiselled features Ia It's gray wig OF morse
hair, is exactly lie that Of the Father OF mis-
Country, and the habitusl gravity OF MS coun-
tensnce IN repose has n marvellous likeness 10
one OF Gilbert Staarts pOrtraits.
Russel has a most flexible and melodous
voice which, without q trace otIr accent sun
makes the listener feel thai Il is not an bngllsh
organ, but ia instead n KIDD OF Cosmopolitan
voice which, alike In London, Melbourne. And
New York, would set model Of classic bnghsh
pronunciation. His orstory, too. Is irish oniy IN
Inc sense that IL is not knglish He Affects others
by making himself weep. and tho auditor Is
moved as much BY sight OF the speakers emo
ton as by the splendid eloquence OF his dicilon
aud the pathos OF his broken words.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16
PANIC IN CHURCH.
A FIRE CAUSES A CONGREGATION TO
STAMPEDE
a Number Of Persons Burt-vietim of the
Green Goods rrick-Barnsd
10 Death.
rspsclal ,.Iegr.m o the pi.patch.l

CHARLoTTs. " c. April IS Yesterday. during
services at the Kocky-Riyer church 10 Anscn
county, the building cAught fire from defective
nde Tho Ore was discovered during prayer.
The church was well filled and general stsm-
pede easGed. during which the people feil over
Que another ana many we're hart. The IRE sAs
fortuustely extluguished before greas deal OF
damage wss done.
A cotton-fsctory will be built In wsdosboro' on
the cooperative plan.
Robert II. Lewis. Of Yancey county, Is suoiher
victim OF the "green-eoods trick Lewis being
notified that there was q package In tho expfess
once for him at Marion last saturday no went
for H. and paying G. O. ID. $780, no carried u
home 70 ind tina, be had paid that amount for
block of wood II WAS from Charles Mcdonald.
OF RAILWAY, n. j.. aud Lewis ha. employed law
yer 20 prosecute the deceiyer.
10 Ashe county yesterday little son OF iienfy
johnson wa. burned % death. His parents went
20 church and left the child ia the house alone.
When they returned be was lyiug IN the nrc
burned 70 a crisp.
At the Democratic primary meetings here this
evening the present mayor. +. B. Mcdowell, was
renominsted for second term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16

Mr.. Douglas Leftwich win sing during the eve
ming. Refreshments after the entertsinmens
DR.. James c. Dcaton is improved iu heaiins
and will return from Texas In lew days
Drs Thomas J. Moore and Joseph A. wnnsi
Convention. left yesterday aftsrnoon for Eliza
beth City. N. c.. whore the convention meets.
Tho Governor has received lottsrs from seyersi
tions sent thofn last week. stating that they VIII
at once send tho coiorei lunaucs coaEhou Ia
their tails 70 Pinol Hoslstai In this city
The new council Of Royal Arcanum, to pe IN
etitufed at Belvidere Hall tonight VIII donp,,
less hayo It's full quota OF charter membern, ana
In the list ere Colonel Tazewell Elicit, mayor
Rllyson. Jacob Edel. Esq., and many oinef pro
minent citizens.
Mrs. C. Evensen has gone 20 Washington 10
attend the funeral OF her brother, r. W. moss,
who was formerly Of thi. city. where he was en-
ployed as CLERK by Bodeker Brothers, orugglsss.
For Eve years past be had been conducting
drugstore in Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16
rsres people Murdered and Roebsd.

MOBILE. ALA. April iA-captain X. c. Jones.
OF tho schooner Arthur. arrived here from Bay
Island to-day aad reports that AZ kuAtsn last
month Rev. Henry Hobson. his wife, and her
companion. young girl, al natives OF Jamaics,
we're murdered by Joseph bures. The family
we've preparing 70 leave there for BaliZo and
Bures was helping tneE. discovering that Mrs
Eobson had money, Dures 81 night entered the
house and cut The throats Of all three persons
He then robbed them Of whst money aud yalua-
bles they possessed, including @ watch. Next
day Bures was found with the watch, was arrest
ed. aud made q confession Of his guilt Captain
Jones says tho bulchery OF the three persons and
the mutilation Of the bodies of both women bore
a strong resent nlanco 70 the murders committed
Dy tho Whltcchapel murderer In England.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16
RIyER-yIEW CEMETERY,
Rtchmoud Theatre.

Last night at tho Theatre Mr.. John Wild ap-
pearod for the second time this season In " hun-
ming Wild, supported by an excellent company
lie gave "A performance that was very pleasing
The eccentricities Of the "lady who does the
cleaning the gentleman who removes the
ashesu and II Mr. Wild az "Joo kingh aud
"DOvly Float we're extremely amusing. The
play Is clever all through. and the hnmor never
stops from beginning 70 end. The songs and
dances which are introduced add very much 10
the play and make IL bright and fresh As a
whole il is nn interesting and amusing comedy
that hardly any one could fail 10 enjoy.
Running Wild - will be repeated tonight
and tomorrow night
Monday, TUESDAY, and Wednesday Lillian
Lewis win appear az tho Theatre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16
ALWAYS RxcoxxExps IT.

Ihave used swifrs sDeeine In my family for
years for various disorders incl,ient 10 this ciL
mate. and IL hss always given promp, relief
took Il myself for nervous disorder produced
by indigestion that had troubled me Tor nvo
years. and II gave me the iong-sought relief
induced friend Of mine 10 take it for sore
leg ot over twenty years standing, and Il has
cured him. ". y. ROrIFDSR.
Sulphur springs. Tenn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16

and mixed a white substsnce In a glass, which
no took 70 his wife. anu telling her that il was
magnesla endeavorcd 20 persuade her 70 drink
some She refused and ran out Of the room.
When she returned she found the vial empty.
her husband ia The agonies OF death, and note
on the msnte rcsdiag: "suuday morning and
nobody 20 blame. q. X Giie&r He died la y
very few minutes IL was suychnine and not
magnesia that wss In the glass, aud he had eyi-
dontly intended that both should die together.
He was sixty-flvo years Of age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16
A Pi,ot-Bs.s Given Up for Lost.

PHILADkIPHIA. Pa. April i5.-tbe pilot-noat
Enoch Turiey has been given up for lost.
hayiOg been ten days out She was last seen
Saturday. April 18th. Oh fenwck Island light by
the pilot boat Edwards. The Ave pilots on board
tue Turlsy we're John :. Kelley, Morgan Seun-
ders, Charles ID. Scheillnger, Harry VI. Parker,
and James A. Ortou. Inc crew consisted OF
T. W. Danielson. Fred. Gransvald. Jubsr Hove
low, the COOK Alfred Allen. n colored man, aud
an English boy named Charles Young.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16
.Ihaa ,am all . .,ia a rnbirund. hanpY.

81 had 'em ALL" said rubicund, happy
fareu gentleman. San WHAT" asked his
friend. why. all ilthesympsoms OF maiaria--
viz. lame back, aching joints. sleeplessness,
indigestion, dizzT tlts, cold extremities, rush
OF blood 20 the head. constant fatigue, no
appetite. pains In The breast after eating,
night sweats. alternate chIlls aud feyers, etc.
but Browns Iron Bmters cured me ard l
recommend II as being the beat tonic made"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16
Se,ro co.c.s,ec In House.

Sunday NIGHT "a Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ Wren,
who reside al i!O south First street. reached
home rom church. having remained unuI near
ly l2 O'Clock practicing with the cnoir ior Es- Ver
services, they found negro 10 me ps'h-rUo, ixa,
Win the door l0csod Gn1 boiied. M. wren
nroeesied 10 batter the door down, but the m
trnder mean while jumped out OF WINDOW 70 tne
ground, a distance OF about ten ieet ne se.Isa
v.rv loudly as he struck the ground, ana was
40 So,,ht badly hurt but made his escape.
How he GOT iuto the house MI wren cenno.
conceive unless IL was that ho concealed himsoh
early In the evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16
A PHYSICIANS SUICIDE.
Dr, Giles. After Trying SO Poison HIS
wife. Kills Himself

A New YORK telegram says: Dr. q. r. Giles.
who for many years was one OF the leading pny-
s,etans OF this city committed suicide early this
morning. Financial reyerses and domestic trou-
blcs, added 70 snlt in which hts reputation as a
surgeon was assailed, preysd on the old mans
mind for many months past and OF late ne naa
been melancholy,
About oclocg this morning. after sleepiess
night. ne wens from hia room into tho laboratory
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16
Late Arrival, as "Tbe Boston."

The famous west window has additional at
fractions day In the mother Of the Blue Hens
chickens; the hen that aid the golden egg, and
a big rabbit from Australia.
The Boston broods 90 trouble. but its brood
OF little chicks are typical Of the happiness ana
good nature that exists between tue proprietors.
the pubIlc the salesmen, and all connected with
the renowned One-Price Clothing House
Special Easter Novelties, the largest sto,k. the
finest fabrics, and the most reasonable prices
are the loading CHARACTERISTICS OF inc Boston
One-Price Clothing House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-16
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
a ne.u,,fni ,ss..r G,n.

Scott q Bovine. manufacturers Of the we'll
known SCOTS Emulsion Of Cod.Livsr on. ODER
most beautiful Raster giit--composed a eight
afflrtic studies of birds and Flowers. put up IN
portfolic-worth al least &. fer - cents. On re-
coipt OF above In stamps lt WIZ BE- mailed M
occc. SCVr1 a. rONNls
ls2 sou,h riith sYeane, New Yors.