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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-12-14
Chicken RaisIng.

The Napa (Cal.) Register gives the
following short lecture that is free to
all who will profit by it: "With eggs
at 10 cents dozen, turkeys 30 cents
pound, and young roosters so cents
apiece, it looks as though chicken
ranching ought to pay in this country
nearly as well big-ledged gold mine.
Ii does seem SO, but the farmers do
not have time to attend to such ''little
things" as raising poultry. They had
very much sooner buy of their pros
porous neighbors of KansG,~S ! VIA
and Uiah, who make handsome
profit shipping them to this coast.
Nevada pays out over 100000 per
year for ham and bacon. Is it cheaper
to buy it than it is to raise it9 When
the farmers of this State devote more
attention to the small things on their
farms the sooner they will be well-to-
do and prosperous.-En Enterprise.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-12-14
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terms 5 Of subscription:


rur NEWS ONCE is supplied with every
inh ths.iIity for executing all kinds Of Job
Printing sp In a neat manner and at living
,a.ss. Any Job from lady's visiting
as,d 10 full-sheet poster turned out al
.bort notice. Orders Solicited
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
FELL FOURTEEN FEET.
Accident 10 the Foreman OF the stone
Cutters NesterGay.

Yesterday morning Just before noon Mr..
John Beatty, the foreman OF the stone-cut-
ters on the new City.Hall work, fell DIS
tance Of fourteen feet and sustained painful
injuries. lie mad been up some distance
into tho building snd had just reached the
hrst floor in descending when the accident
happened.
A walk.way made oi plqnks placed acrosS
the floor beams affords the only mode for
crossing from one part Of the building to the
other, and Just in front Of the temporary
steps leading into the building Il placed
three OF four pieces o. plank as sort Of
platform. The ends Of these extend over
one beam about bali way 10 another, and 1t
was upon the end Of one Of these that Mr..
Beatty stepped, and 1t tilted, throwing him to
the ground IN the basement, which is covered
with pieces OF brick and other debris.
Drs. Ross and Parker were called TO see
the sufferer. but could not state the extent
OF the injuries. Mr.. Beatty had bad-iook-
ing bruise on his forehead and complained
OF internal pains.
The city ambulance was summoned and
took him TO his home on Tweaty-siXth
street.
Mr. Beatty has wife and children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
MAY-DAY WEDDINGS.
One In Richmond, One ia Charles city
County.

Yesterday afternoon about l O'Clock Cap
tain Thomas {. Cunningham. Of this city,
and Miss Grace Christian, OF Charles City
county, were married in Bethany Presbyie-
rion church, near Woodbourne," the resi-
dence OF the brides parents, by Rev. Dr. j.
A. Waddel, pastor. The marriage was At
tended by oil the neighbOrs and friends OF
the bride IN the country around. and also by
a marty who left Richmond yesterday morn.
ing al 6 O'Clock on the James-riyer tux, the
Crsigbili, and returned in the evening.
The church was beautifully decorated
with wild flowers, the pulpit being one
entire mass Of green and white. The bridal
attendants we're Miss Lumme Cunningham
fmsid OF honor and Messrs. j. LOUIS Suill-
van best mani. Churchill Christian, Gordon
Christian, u. J.. Leitwicb, aud w. Cabell
Trueman. al! OF this city, and Ar. Eddie
milford, OF Charles City (ushers). Among
the marriage guests were Dr. and Mrs.
Chatterway, Of New Kent; Mrs. j. x. Gill,
Mrs. Trahern, aud Mr. John n. Gordon,
OF this city.
Before the marriage ceremony at The
church the bridal party and relatives we're
Ilnched at the residence OF Judge Isaac IL.
Christian, the brides father, aud after the
knot was tied the young couple left across
country for the Chesapeake aud ohlo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

mlttee on Proxies returned 20 the room and
stated that Il was imprscticable for them 10
report. as no correct list OF lot-owners could
be gotten a. the time and Il would take seve-
raj days 20 get up a report A great msny
iot-Owncrs are now dead, and II will take
some time to find out who are their repre-
sentstiyes.
An INTEREST AWAKENED.
Major Dooley proposed that the committee
be continued and the meeting adjourn for
two days. An interest had been awakened
which should not die out. Some means
should be devised 20. remedy the abuses. lie
was not present as an advocate OF any man.
No squabble should be made over proxies
and the petty salaries.
ADJOURNED FoR TWO WEEKS.
Each member OF the committee stated that
they could not serve longer on account OF
business engagements. and asked 10 be dis
charged, which was done.
Major Dooley then moved that when the
meeting adjourn 10 do so to meet in two
weeks. Agreed TO.
PROXIES.
Major Doolcy then moved that committee
oi three, with the Secretary as one Of them,
he appointed on proxies to report at the next
meeting. Adopted.
The Char appointed MessTs. Ohio q.
owens and Lewis Booker as the other MEN,
bers Of the committee.
BETTER PROTECTION.
Major Dooley moved that committee OF
FIVE be appointed to report upon some plan
for the better protection Of the cemetery.
Carried.
The following were appointed by the
Chair: Me,srs. James II. Dooey, Thomss
Nelson Page, james Alfred Jones, b. T..
August, and A. Bargamin.
HOW LONG RECEIVED.
Hon. George l.. Christian raised the ques-
tion as to how long the committee would be
allowed 90 examine into the proxies, and
the meeting decided that they should be re-
ceiycd until the committee Is ready TO re-
port.
ONLY TRUSTEE rs TIRE CITY.
Mr. Henry Exall SAID be was tie only
living trustee i'm the city. Nine were Origi-
nalv appointed aud seven Of them are dead :;
the other. Mr. Robert +. Williams, Is absent
from Richmond st the present time. He
suggested that al the next meeting additional
trustees be elected.
The meeting adjourned at O'Clock.
TuE srEEcnrs.
The remarks Of Mr. Page and Mr. Barsa-
min were very calm, c0nsiderate, and
thoughtful. Neither man spoke as parti-
san. The purpose Of both evidently u TO
improve and beuufy the cemetery, ana nn-
doubtedy the public demand Is that there
shall be reforms. Mr. Bargamin said
be did not know that be would he re-
elected 10 thc board. lut be indicated
that il he were ho would be able
o. suggest some desirable improvements.
He has been on the board for twenty wears;
for the last ten De ha, bern am exceedingly
active member, and FOR four months (Sirce
the death % Mr.. Wilhsm II. laxllD ne has
been president oi tine company" certainly
a very onerous position" as MS friend Mi.
H4rD mid
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

QCARLEs & McCURDY. . p. w., commissioners
salo OF west Nain-street property a. sOith-
west c0ruerof HAn snd Belyidere streets (;
also. los win frame dwelling on Main street
between Pine ani BeiyIderc.
RAWLINGS 4 ROSE. 5.a0 p. ~. three desirable
frame teuefnout- on north Second street.
T. {. TISsLEY y Co, d Z. ". two four-rOom
dwellings on west NOoro street between OAK
and Harrison.
GEORGE ". MAYO l02l A. VI. counter. show
cases, partition. nlattags, refrigerator. sc.
GEORGE W MAYO. lO.5D A. ~, flowers, plants
s..
y. W BOWE. . 2. ", two lois on south side
Of Broad street lust east OF kyiAad.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 and II A. ~, horses
mules, Dugg,cs. phGotons, wagons, e..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
DEEDS OF BARGAIN AND SALE.
Property Transfers tn Richmond,
HenricO. and manchester.

The following deeds Of bargain and sale
have been admitted 20 record IN the Chance
~ Court OF Richmond:
j. Cabcl Brockcnbrough aud wife to John
MCGOWAN, 40 feet on the south side 0i Cary
street between Reservoir and Randolph,
SL4O0.
J. Thompson Brown and wife 20 John r..
Powers, j9t feet on Broad street az the
northeast corner OF Thirty.thlrd. $1,000.
Eliza b. Chappcll TO 4. V. Whltmore. 40
feet on the north side Of Clay street near
Kinney, 9LG0o.
u. II. Mahony and wife to 3. j. Black, 80
feet on Floyd street at the northwest corner
OF Morris, subject 10 a rent OF Sl2O per an
mum, reserved. -.
IL. A. siewer, aud wife to Julius c. Sic.
wcrs. lG fcet On the south side OF Canal
street between Jefferson and BelyIdere,
SLjO0.
COUNTY COURT or EENMC0.
John 4. Augustine and John :. Ilarwood
and their wives 10 Miss Virginia W. Savage,
20 feot on south side oi Ashland street be-
tween Carter and Washington, 5000.
Thomas II. Fsrrlnd and wife TO William
II. Williams, 9G feet on National Cemetery
road, northeast corner MOntrOSe street, Sl4O
HJsIlNGS COURT or MANihESihN
William I. Clopton. special commissioner,
10 W. j. Burt. l,j feet on north side tye-
rett between Prcbe aud stewart, S33j.
Virgins W. Holidays heirs and distribu-
tees 10 James VI. Holiday, 30 acres in >pol>
sytvanm county, one thild Interest in bouses
No. 1913 east Main street and 2O3 Mayo
street, Richmond; interest in lot in Man
chester snd personally.
FRANKLIN-sTREET RESIDENCE SOLD.
Captain John A. Coke has bought the resi-
dence OF the late John l.. Bacon on the
south side OF Franklin between F0ushee and
Adams. The house j. large and well built
and the lot fronts sixty feet. The property
brought $2l.OO0. 'Iaptsih Coke lets Mr.
John l.. Branch have ten feet OF the lot,
which Mr. Branch will throw into his yard
adjoining.
WEsT.END SAFE.
The commissioners' auction sale on the
Boulevard, made by Messrs. j. Thompson
Brown & Co. yesterday evening, was largely
attended, and By representative real estate
BUYERS OF The city
The sale was commenced AZ the intersection
OF Park avenue with the Boulevard, and pro-
ceeded thence along Park avenue and about
10 different places until Broad street was
reached, Gt which time the sun went down
and the sale was closed.
Prices on the Boulevard ranged from SIS
10 Sl9, on Park avenue from $50 to 5000,
on Franklin street at Sl2.50 and on Broad
street at els per foot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
Gross violation Or rrust.

ny toIegraDb 20 ~ DIsDa,c0.l
CWC,GO. May "A bill was & ed IN tho
Circuit Court by number OF prominent
ciiiz.ns TN. morning a,hin< Tor rhe 1pp0int,
ment of receiver II the Home for lncurl-
bles, and an injunction 10 restrain the mana
gers OF the home from removing the books
The bin furthermore ask, FOR the removal u
President H. \. HigQnDofbam and Caroline
:. Barlow, the matrou OF The institution,
from their positions for gros- violation OF
the trust repOsed in them. II Is claimed
that the helpless inmates have been fright.
FUZZY abused aud tortured. Thirty eases are
cited, some OF them too horrible Tor belief
They are charged with causing the death oi
some patients. The case promises 10 be one
Of the most noted ever tined In Cook county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
MORNING NAIL TRAIN.
A NEW DEPARTURE or TIE cHEsA-
PEAKE AND OHIO ROAD.
Our Country Friends Along This Route to
Have Better Communication with
Richmond.

The people living along the line OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway have felt 1t to
be a great deprivation that no passenger
train left Richmond westward bound early
in the forenoon.
Months ago the Stsunton Chamber OF Com
merce entered OF record sn earnest petition
against the system. The Richmond Cham
Der took up the movement and appointed
committee to walt upon President ingalls,.
That gentleman said that II he could see bis
way clear he would put on the desired train.
lie has seen bis way clear. The train Il now
soon to be put on. 1t will receive a great
patronage from our people, ladies and chill
dren particularly, going 10 the mountains
for the summer. It will give the country
residents the Richmond papers three or four
hours earlier thsn now, and II the Washing
ton authorities will do justice TO The COM
munity interested will expedite the mails
likewise.
THE SCHEDULE.
The following is the schedule to 60 into
operation sunday, May 18th:
Trains will arrive from Norfolk at lU:JJ
4. VI. and 7:4O =. NJ. daily, and from the
west AZ 7:8j A. VI. and >. So l.. ". from Gin
AlNUhIis anu AL psH' i va iA'ht Nftt+~'ft'
Forge.
The "vestbule limited " trains will be
solid yesiihule trains lighted by electricity
and heated by steam, with dininR-car, aud
run between Cincinnati and New York.
The best and newest Pullman service VIII
be Afforded on oil the through trains between
Old Point and Cincinnati.
IeaycS S,ichmond daily at s 4. VI. and 2jO
=. Il. TO old Polat and Norfolk.
Leave Richmond daily at 5:3j A. v. 10
Clifton Forge; 1905 A. 81. and s.lj =. ".
10 Cincinnati. and 5:1j p NJ. except sun
day accommodation 10 Charlottesville.
on the S:lj T.. NJ. train Pullman sleeping
ear VIII run 10 Hinton. II will be attached
al Charlottesville 10 the "vesioue limited
train from New York 10 Cincinnati. into
which passengers will change. On Lue
1l:0J 4. VI. trsin Pullman parior-car Will
iun 70 Charlottesville 10 connect with ihe
Pullman sleeping-car from Chlrloilesyils
10 Cincinnati.
This schedule makes changes in the time
Of all of the trains excepting that when
leaves here st ll:0j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

Name. B Clecsler. Residence: Elm street.
Dallas, letz.. Occupation. Barber STATE
mont April iO. lss1. nal ulceraird sore throat
several yoar,: could NOT tait loud enough or
plain enough io be understood ty ny wfe ami
family. l1 tho effort 90 drink Rafer ~ cofee
it would come ouf nt my nose Ny tonsls were
eaten aRay by the ulcer took great many
remedies. Potash aug mercury mixtures
greany impaired my d.gestion. ! nnsuy soan-
dunoI an other uea'mcnt ani began ,rifts
Sp.- Gc, ana @ fee bottles cured me sound aud
well-soire recovered. beal,h made good 1his
was several years Aco. an1 hago hal no sign q
any return Of the dl-easo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

convulsions Nnf,ntile), l coored; dropsy,
colored: exhaustion, / white; fall, col.
ored; gastritis, colore,l; heqrt.dsease, =
colored; railroad injury. white; killed by
fall, white, mArasmus. colored old age,
. coored; paralysis, > cOlored; pcritoniiS.
white and colored; pneumonia, white {;
premature birth, colored; pyamia. white; /;
syphilis ylscersl. l cOiored; unknown, 3
colored; whooping. cough, colored.
Rate Of mortality Of whole population was
POPS per l,000 per annum; white popna-
tion. 1901 per 1000 per anuum; eolored
population, 1912 per 1000 per annum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
wYsT.END SAFE.
Druid Officers Elected.

At a meeting OF Lee Grove, No. :, United
Ancient order OF Druidss held last night the
following officers were elected Julian +.
Mitchell. noble arch; Lem J. Duke, vice.
arch; W. w. Childress, secretary; George
w. Pocklington. treasurer; John }. Davis,
conductor; II. d. White, inner guard; John
p. Coghill, outer guard; James II. Cardena,
right-hand bard to NOBLE arch James Ii.
Parsons. left-hand bard 70 nobie arch; John
L. Rabineua, right-hand bard to vice-arch;
II. j. Childress, left.hand bard 10 vice-arch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
Dynamos for Executions.


New YORK, May - Contracts were signed
to-day by which the state OF New York pur-
chased for the electrical execution Of con-
demned criminals three Westinghouse alter
natiBg.current electric-hght dynamos. The
State prisons a. Sing sing. Auburn, and
Clinton are each 10 have one OF these deadly
machines, which will be driven by engines
already in place. The current will be ap-
plied 10 the untortunates Ut the same pres
sure used BY this system for electric lighting
The states experiments have shown that
death will ensue IN less than tBIrty seconds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
A CoXVEHTIN COURT.
One VINO PreGessed TO Rave Found
the Pearl or Great Price.

In the Police Court yesterday morning
Jacob Coleman, a colored youth about seven
teen wears Old, wss charged with being dis
orderly on the street. He was arrested by
Officer Sale about 4 O'Clock Monday after
noon in front Of Fry's Hotel, on Broad
street near seventh, where he had attracted
a great crowd by his shouting.
Coleman when asked by the Court what
was the matter said the Spirit Of the Lord
struck him just before the officer came up,
and he was so happy that be was bound to
shout. Jesus the Lamb OF God had washed
away his sins; He bad found the Pearl OF
Great Price IA the street; be bad been saved
by Divine grace, was onbis WAY 10 Heaven,
aud be was obliged TO tell what the Lord had
done for bis soul.
The negro proiessed TO be extremely hap
py. and preached real sermon TO the court
aud It's attendants. Jacob was discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

Two bottles Of Swifts Specific cured me Of
baI c9udi. i1n of my blood. from which hal
suffered for eighteen months. bal blot'hes
AMI sores which were painful ami troublesome.
= =. - IS much better tAsn potash and mercury
r1lzfurss aud recommend it above all blood
remedies. H. b. COMPTON, Homeland, Va
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed
free THE sNIPr SPECIFIC CO..
Drawer ). Atlanta, Ca
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
uenrico CircuIt Court.

Judge Wexford opened the spring term Of
this court on Monday. No cases being
ready for trial the jury was adjourned over
90 next Monday.
The suit OF Henry c. TerrelPs admins
traitors against the Richmond and Danyille
railroad will come mp for hearing on We'd
nesday the 18th. Terrell was run over by
the last train on the Richmond ard J lo~k-
River railroad near Fair OAK station some
time ago and killed. Hence the suit, which
/. for $4,000 damages
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
snnlnern nnnti.t rnn,enlian.

The Piedmont Alr-Liue Kichmond and
Danyil.e miloadl {. the shortest, quickest.
and most direct route Via Atlanta oia.) and
Birmingham Ala 20 Memphis, Tenn.
prlcg g,te- lnd visitors going hy ma route
can have ,Iecplns-clr accommodations re-.
served. Free rccInlng.chsirS between bir-
minghlm Ala and Memphis, Tenn. This
Is a rare opportunity 90 see Birmingham. the
great manufacturing centre Of The South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
Noxar. Academy OF Music.

The amusing opera Of Billie Taylor" was
given last night AZ ihe Mozart by the Grau
Company. he old English melodies with
which Solomon embelished his opera were
all plea-ngly sung and tne snc0res showed
the appreciation Of the audience. The
Misses Jessie Hatcher Nav Douglas, and
Eta Read have made themselves Richmond
fsyoriies, aud Mr. Fresr. 1ir. Clayton. and
Mr.. Waldo last night won great applause.
Mr.. Torrilui deserves praise FOR hIs leader
ship. lie is fayorite not only OF the com.
pauy. but also Of the orchestra. The matinee
TO-DAY l., The success, " The Black llussar, -
and at night the old flvorite "The MiSadO."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
RIcHHoND, Va, May :, 1889.


y. hlttNf tNi'
Please accept our thanks Tor The "Iewei ="
Gasoline stove ioauei as ior The Fruhnngs-
fes, held At the Armory. Ne Used 10 Tor ten
DAYS from 10 \. VI. until n +. W.. during
which time Il worked admirably. cooking
quick and giving neither odor nor suoNe.
VI. =. SMITH,
President Fruhhng-tesL
nrS. 2. y. H0tctkl,s. Vice President
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
HAS.

Call now and see cur Spring sud Summer
Styles Of Hats. New shades 10 Derbies; new
shapes In straw; black and fancy bands.
Travelling Hats and Caps Teams Hats and
Caps CONSTABLE Bg0THERs.
Halters and Furnishers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
A Fatal Runaway Accident.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, May At LaNtey,
Fla. Mr.. ana Airs. j. 81. Churchill. OF Iowa,
and Mr.. and MIS-. J. -. Burdett were 0ut
driving, when the horses became frightened
and backed, suddenly throwing Churchill
out and running over nim. The horses
then dashed around a corner, overturned
the wagon, and threw the three others out
against a barbcd-wire fence. one side oi
Burdett's head was crashed IN against a
post and he was Killed instantly. Mrs.
Churchill WAS badly mangled and her LETT
side and both legs p1rilyzrd. The LETT
shoulder OF Mrs. Burdctt was wrenched
out Of place and one eve almost turned out.
Churchill was not seriously Injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
Norfugry Report,

The whole number OF deaths in this city
last week was 80.
Causes OF Death: Asthena (senile).
colored; apoplexy, l white; burn, col
ored; cirrhosis OF liver, white; congestion
OF BRAN, l white; congestion OF lungs, |
white; consumption, 2 white and colored;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
Grn,Iemen. .ttenttsri

Al our - shoes NOW 81 %.
All our 800 shoes now Si.Hl.
All our SD can Shoes now - ID.
Al our - C,li shoe. now a. So
All our $500 can Shoes now s1Gj.
hll our SO Hand Welt shoes now q.
An our So lland-Weif shoes now SA.l
Al our e. phent-Lcathee shoe, now
$50.
All cur 80 Fine Shoes now slij.
Al our - Fine Shoes n0N Sjt,5.
NAYS tLo-ING-Ol StIF.
00, Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
Gutf Ior pam ages.

The Washington Star Of yesterday says t;
Messrs. Cutchen a Culehen have, Tor Thomas
Weed, entered suit against the h'chmond
and Dsnville Railroad Company To recover
$50. 900 damages by reason OF Injuries re-
eeiyed IN a collision near CulpepeT, Va, III
Septcn,ber 1887.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
Police Court.

OF the cases disposed of in this court yes
terday morning the following were the most
important:
Eliza Freeman (colored), charged on search
warrant with stealing lot OF 'underclothing,
towels, two pair ot earrings, one pair ot
shoes. &C., all the property Of Mrs. ;. d..
Drewry. sent to jail for thirty days.
Shedrick scott (coored), carrying con-
cealed weapons-a razor. Fined $50 and
costs.
Fleming Butler (colored), trespassing on
the premises Of and aSssulting and abusing
ID. +. Craddock. Fined - ana costs.
Several persons were fined small amounts
for drunkenness aud other trivial offences.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
TheAppIlcsnts nla SOC Arncnr.

Yesterday morning Mr. Leroy :. Edwards
and Mrs. Mera, composing The tiyil-~eryirc
Examining Board. repaired - the Mcchan-
les Institute Hall for The purpose ci exam-
lining candidates for appointment AS railway
postal clerks. None oi the applicants ap.
nesred, aud the board adjourned u await
further orders from Waehin.ton
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
Eunnway aud Smasb-tIo.

Yesterday afternoon about 30 O'Clock a
horse hitcled 10 Mr. Winfield scott's buggy
started Oh from the corner Of Broad and
Ninth streets and ran down Broad INTO
Twelfth ana thence down Goyeruorto Nam,
where the horse fell. rbe beast wa- Dfdly
bruised and the vehicle broken up. 40 one
Wss In the buggy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
PnIicr CoInmissionera.

The monthly meeting OF the Board OF Po-
Ice Commissioners, postponed from last
Thursday ON account of the absence from
the city oi some Of irs members, will be held
al , O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. The only
matters OF mportanca 10 bc considered are
certain proposed amendment, % the rules
governing the police force OF the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08
<uIllfts fr.

We have now our complete line OF Mems
summer Underwear. LI,le-l bread. Balbfig-
gan, and GauZc In shirts and Drawers. all
sizes and prices. BalhrigRan SHIRT. % 10 81
inches, and Drawer 2G 70 IS inches.
CONSTABLE BgorHgR.,
flg est Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-08

send icr sample. % our Mammoth Sale Of
White Goods, commencing Monday, May
eth. one week only. Thousands OF yards
bought by our buyer from an mmen.e as
sienmcnt sale ina New ORR Wednesday.
Address VI. ilANWuI.
320 High stree. Portsmouth. Va.