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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
,o,,. p.base-n,chmond vs.. Norfolk.

The long-talked of challengc debate be-
tween the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ZION Literary Society OF this city and that
oi the Young Mems Christian Association
~ Norfolk took place in the association ball
Of the latter place last night before highly
pleased audieuce.
Court of Norfolk, acted az referee. Alter a
short musical programme the question,
:. Resolved. That Rome hes had more IN
fnerce in the civilization OF tue world thaa
has Greece, !" was opened In the affirmative by
MIR. ,Jame. w. Gordon, OF Richmond. Alter
naylng a tribute to the "City by the Sea, "
Mr. Gordon proceeded TO the matter In
issne. AID for twenty minutes held the closest
.t,enfiou OF the audience by his strong and
ferciole argument In support OF Rome as a
factor in the civilization OF the world.
Mr.. W. j. King, OF Norfolk, was then IN
troduced and quickly showed his familiarity
win The subject by the way In which he at
tempted TO parry the thrusts made by MT.
Gordsn. and showed clearly hs the analogy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
20 be present and take part in the exercises
OF the unveiIlnE OF the Confederate soldiers
monument In thai city on the 2ttn instant.

TO he present and take part in the exercises
OF the unveilnE OF the Confederate soldiers
monument In that city on the 2lth instant.
The Ariel carried crowd OF passengers
down 10 Norfolk and intermediate points
Yesterday. Most Of them had in their hands
copies Of the James River Tourist, now 10 Us
sixth edition. one Of the most popular books
of travel ever issued In this section, and
which Mr.. Tatum adds to aud improves
every year.
The Warwick-Park Transportation Com
pany will give an excursion 10 warwick
Park aud monitors to the ministers and
superintsndouts Of Sunday schools OF the
several churches Of this city tomorrow eve
ming at 3 O'Clock. The gondols Chimborazo
leaves Gillie's creek wharf at Rockets
promptly st the above hour.
In letter to Mr.. Harry NJ. Moses. OF this
city, written last month, Judge A. NJ. Kelley
ssid his family would 90 TO tue Paris Expo
sitlon in June. Thence they go to the Eng
lish waterlug-place Folkes'one. He will not
leave Cairo until August 18th. He will go to
Folkestone via Athens, CoDstantinople, and
the Paris Exposition.
The Presbyterian General Assembly OF
the South meets at Chattanooga on the 10th.
Ruing-Elders Whittet and Lyons, commits
siorers from East Hanover Presbytery, left
Tuesday evening. Rev. DIR. HaZeD, OF the
PRESBYTERIAN Publication Committee, and
Rev. T.. B. Price, commissioner from the
Presbytery of Montgomery, left Wednesday
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
mAyCuEsrEn NEWS IN BRIEF.
Death OF Mr.. ShaehIeton-Personai
md Other Items.

Mr.. Charles V. ShaekletOn, the fireman on
the Richmond and Dsnyille railroad who was
so frightiully scalded Monday afternoon De.
tween here and Bon Air by the bursting OF
one OF the steam-pipes OF his engine, dled at
n ousrter-past . o'clock yesterday morning
al The residence OF his iatber, on sixth street
near the Dauville depot. While ne was terii-
bly burned from his head to his ieet u was
not thought that the burns were deep OK lha'
they would cause fatal results. HIS oeain
was therefore great shock TO his iamliy anu
friends. Deceased, who was only nineteen
years old, wac one OF his best lremen on the
road, was popular with all Of his friends ana
associates, and was young man OF exem-
plary character. lie was a consistent mem
Der OF the Bainbridgo-Street Baptist churcn,
from which his funeral will take place at
O'Clock this afternoon. =,
nass.meeting OF the Democrats oi
Manchester district, Chesterfield county,
will be held at MOrrissette's Hall, in Swans
boro', this afternoon at 3 o'clock to nominate
ticket OF district officers to he votea lot
next Thursday, the 23d. Messrs. DAniei
Riley and Henry Harnish are among those
most prominently mentioned in connection
with the nomination for supervisor. =,
The May term OF the Circuit Court OF
Chesterfield countv-.Judge Il. a. Hancock
preHding-begun Yesterday. Ihere are sew
eral important matters to be considered III
this session Of the court.
Dir. John II. Foster, OF Atlanta. Ga, long
n weIl-known resident OF this city, VINO mas
been here for the past week or ten days on
visit to his daughter, Mrs. Floyd Cox VIII
leave for home to-day.
Rev. John J. Ciopion. rector Of Meade.
Memorial Episcopal church, has left ior
Lyuchburg to attend the Episcopal Council.
Friendship Lodge. No. 20, knights OF
Pythias. has changed its place OF meeting
from Odd-Fellows' Hall to Owens Hall,
where meetings are now held every Thurs
day night.
Mr. John Robertson, OF Baltimore, and L.
Fl. Gary, Esq, OF Henderson, y. q, are 10
the CITY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
WHOLE NUMBER, ll.sl7.

Circuit Court to-day. This matter grows
ous OF the soap-iactoTy nuisance case now
pending in the County Court. Directly
these parties were indicted for nuisance
judge Wexford was applied 10 for an in-
junction 10 restrain thea from farther cop'
ducting the sosp.msking business al their
establishment. about mile from the city.
The Injunction was granted temporarily,
but motion TO dissolve 1t was submitted,
and the defendants were authorized. under
q SPECIAL agreement, TO continue their busi-
ness. The ease comes mp to-day on the
motion TO dissolve the iuiuocilon.
The case OF Griffith Brothers VS.. Hill &
Guvernator IL also set for bearing In the Cir
cuit Cour; to-day. This comes up on writ
Of error from the County Court, where Hill
& Guvernator obtained verdict and judg-
ment for the amount OF their claim, which IS
about 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
neath orrr. A. HutxIer.

Mr.. A. Huizer, one OF the old-tlme mer-
chants OF Richmond, died at his residence,
No. 500 east Broad street, Yesterday morn
ing. He was seventy-eight years OF age,
was native OF Germany, and had been
resident OF Richmond fifty years. He long
conducted the dry-goods business at No.
3O6, but some years ago retired and was
succeeded by his sous, who removed to the
opposite side OF the street. Deceased's wife
preceded him TO the grave last September.
They leave four sons aud two daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. Hutzer were blessed with
troops OF friends. and richly they deserved
them. for no more kindly, generous, sud
sympathetic people ever hyed in this CON-
munity.
His funeral will take place from his late
residence tomorrow at IL A. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
Mrs wINsLow's SOOTHING
vi SYRUP.

Rev. syivsnus Cobb tAus writes IN the Busscc
Christian Freeman: We would By no means rc-
commend any kind OF medicine wnich We did
nos know to be good-psrticulsr,y for infsneA
Bus Of Nrs winsiow's soothing-syrup We can
speak from knowledge: Ia our svp fsmily
has proved blessing indeed ~ rrvins an In
FAINT troubled with collie pains cuie. sleep and
the parents unbroten rest 81 night Most
parents can appreciate these bicssinga Here
Is an artscie which works 70 perfection. and
which Il harmless; foy tho sleep which h sf-
foris the infsntis Is perfectly natural sud The iis-
tie chsr,,b svakes as -bright a. buftons
And during the procsss OF teething its vsiuss
incalcalabie. We have frequently hesrd mo-
thersesy tist they would not bc wnsosskfssron
the birth Of tho crh tiil !, had nptusssd vtsa the
teething si<ge on any consideration whstsvse
Sold by all druggists 25 cents . ocs,e.
10 f6-soA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
YESTERDAYS MARRIAGES.
whitehurst-Einssei Mt All saints
scotf-Cnftdrey al FIRST baptist.

All Saints Episcopal church was the scene
OF notable marriage Yesterday afternoon,
when Mr.. Richard +. Whileburst, Gentle,
OF Durham, y. g., and Miss Sarah r..
Einstein, a Jewess, OF Kinston. y. g, were
married by Rev. Mr.. bowman. pastor of
the church. Miss Einstein came here rev
DAYS ago TO visit her brother, Mr.. Adolph
Elnstein, who lives in this city, and yestef-
dsy morning Mr. Whitehurst made his aps
pearance. Az soon as possible a marriage
license was procured, and the ceremony
(which could not take place at the young
iady's home on account Of the opposition OF
her parenis) was performed here, md the
Young couple took the O'Clock train for the
groom's home.
scoTT-cumDREY.
Mr.. Waller scott and Miss Kate Lewis
Childrey we're married last might at the First
BAPTIST church, corner OF Twelfth and Broad
streets.
The wedding was quite brilli1nt one,
and there was large aud fashionable ass
semhlage that well.nigh crowded The audi
torium.
H.lT.Dast Q O'Clock was the bour fixed for
the ceremony, and 10 was not many minutes
later when the couple arrived ana entered
bv the riebt aisle, preceded 10y the
attendants. Misses Maggie Childrey and
Fortune Scott and the ushers, who
were Colonel Muscoe l.. Spotswood
and Messrs. Henry Bohmer Brans-
ford Younger, Of Lynchburg, Louls
Frayser. John kirkpatrick OF Lynch
burg, William Bosher, Henry Williams,
William MoSeley, Daniel Lyon, Jr', VIII
liam +. Tompkins, George ii. scott, apd
Henry Andersen. The two last named
acted jointly az best men.
Rev, George Cooper, ID. d., the pastor,
ofIlciated, assisted by Rev. Moses d. Hoge, d..
d.. Of The Second Presbyterian church.
Mr.. W, Knk Matthews. the church organ'
tst. presided at the organ and played appfo-
priate selections as the bridal cOriege en-
tered and left the church, besides entertaining
The audience prior 10 the arrival OF the we'd
ding party.
After the ceremony reception was held
at the residence OF the brides father, No. O
south Fifth street, 10 which only immediate
friends were invited. This select company
was very Hospitality entertained. Mr. and
Mrs. scott lett on the 2:30 train this morning
for Danville, where they lake passage on tue
Virginia Midland road for New YORK. FROM
there they 20 to Nlagarl Fails and thence
10 Narragansett Pier. They VIII be absent
for ten DAYS or TWO weeks.
The groom is business manager for Mr..
Preston Belyin 10 the furniture business aud
il populsr in DOth business and social circles.
The bride j. daughter OF Cliy-Ifeasurer
John X. Childfey and IS an accomplished
young lady, possessing many personal
charms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
IN IHE NLNEItV tOtAFns
Ahrahsm CARRIER Acquttted-fbI"ne
tion Case TO Be Beard To-Day.

Judge Wexford. OF the uennco Circuit
Court, was al the county courthouse Tor
short while yesterday, but transacted no
business other than 10 sigu several DEGREES.
10 the County Court the trial OF the case OF
AbFsham CARRIER, charged with peddhng
goods without license, resulted In tue ac-
Quitts Of tie accused. Witnesses for the
Prosecution testified that they bought goods
from CARRIER ia September last. while be In.
sisted that the goods we're sold 10 July
while bis license was stlli operstiye, and The
Jury found for bin. Mr. J. Samuel Parrish
was counsel for CARRIER. The case sgaiust
Ellas Carter, a brother. charged Wild the
same offence. was continued until the sep
tsmber term Of The court.
The injunction case against Messrs Biek-
efstan and keplef ls set fer hearing IN the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
THE COUPON CRUSADE.
II Has Saved the state I've Hund red
Thousand Dollars

Governor Lee was asked yesterday II 1t
is true, az stated In an editorial in the Alex
andria Gazette, thst Sl05, 900 IN coupons have
been paid into the Treasury this year IN excess
OF what were paid hast year.
alt Is an erroneous statement" he said.
"The tax has not sll been reported yet, but
from information I'm my possession L can
confidently state that the taxes paid in cou-
mons this year will DO less than were paid
last yesr by $500, 900, and the crusade against
coupons, as It is called, has saved the State
many thousands Of dollars"
e. Has the result been equal to your expee-
tations?" was asked.
"Yes. | thought the people mlsunder-
stood the condition OF affairs aud only
needed clearer understanding Of the situs-
tion, and determined they should be i'm
formed and not have 10 rely simply upon
the statements OF the coupon agents."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
SexonniAi League.

On last night, at Odd-Felows' Hail,
Duputy Supreme President Myer Angle in-
stituted Virginia Lodge, No. 80, oil the
sexennisl League Of America ana installed
the following officers: President Charles D.
johnson; Vice- President I. c. Anderson;
Secretary, Ike Wertbeim; Treasurer, }. /.
Wittcamp; Marshal, f. NJ. Peariman
Gnsrd, Joseph Ethel; Sentinel, Z. l.: Brls-
ton: Medical Examiner, Or. ID. A. kuye,
1912 east Broad; Past-Presldcnt, }. X.
Waldman.
This order pays s2j per week sick bene-
fit or 1000 in SIX years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
Of rev. M. Dam IN on.

The installation OF Rev. j. l.. Cannon
,ook plsce Al the THIRD Presbyterian church
TUESDAY night at s O'Clock. DR.. Hoge pre-
sided spd preached very impressive ser.
mon. Dr. Kerr aud Rev. l.. B. Turnbnll
delivered excellent charges to the pastor and
the peopIe. There was a large congregation
In spite of the inclemency OF the weather..
Rev. p. Il. Price. former pastor OF the
church. was present, apd at the close OF Rev.
Mr.. Turnbuli's address made very appro>
enriate PRAYER. After the benediciion the
members OF tue church came forward aud
welcomed the pastor 10 his new field OF
labor. Dr. Hoge will preach at this church
tonight At O'Clock. Dr. Kerr on Friday
AFTERNOON al ) O'Clock. and Rev. }. Calvin
stewart on Friday night at O'Clock. Cele-
bration Of the Lords supper on sunday
mornIug Immediately after the sermon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
The Mistakes of IngersoII.

Rev. William +. Hall had house filled TO
oyersowing to listen to bis lecture on 1.-The
Mistakes OF IngersoIl" " at Grace-Street Bap-
tlst church last night.
When nr. Hall was pastor in 81. Louis
Colonel Ingersol spoke to an audience one
afternoon, and the reverend gentleman re-
Piled 10 his remarks the same day, though II
was not joint discussion.
Mr.. Hall took down a great many Of In
eersoPs charges against Christianity st the
time, and his replies to the same lsst'night
were to the evident qualification OF his large
number OF hearers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
-FOUR CHARGES oF LARCENY.
Frances Beasiey I'm Moeb Trouble
Other POlice-COurt Cases.

Otnef EVtAtt-AOuEh ehNNH.
Frapnes Beasley, a colored girl seventeen
years old, was before the Police Court yes
ierdsy morning charged with Tour cases oil
paiit larceny stealing Two pieces OF under,
wear and 81 IN currency, the property OF
HHzrbe;h Shields; stealing lot OF mems
,,toi sles from sOn1s person unknown; stealing
fhrcs drcsses, a skirt, and one Jersey, and
TWO dresses aud cloak-a all the property OF
persons unknown. The evidence was not
s,fFrsent u ceuVict on the charge OF stealing
ihs cloRhinz frotn Elizabeth shields and this
case was dismissed; the other three were
continued until the 25th instant. so that the
owners Of the property NAV be found. The
licensed, who is not su unknown character
10 tue police, was arrested Tuesday alter
noon bY Ofiorr Kelley, who received iniof-
Ips,Don that she was offering new clothing
Tor ale 10 the second-h hand dealers on Seven
tenth street " hen captured she had Il
LAsket on heT arm containing blue sack
coat aud vest and hight sud dark pair oil
psus and pair OF shoes-all new, OK nearly
%. she offered this los for "a.
Thowss Johnson atias Charles bonsparte
leoiored) VINO was arrested Tuesday eve
ning on the charge Of being fnRieVe from
iustice from Owbaian county, where ne is
charged with a rDS~demeanor. was turned
over - the constable OF Powhatan 10 be
taken .beTe for tTiaL. Bonaparte IS mem-
Der Of The sO~cs6ed Jesse James ga0g OF
POWhktln which has been disturbing the
white people Of that e0uDty very much Ter
some time past. The leader OF this gang
Wss arrested several weeks ago.
The ctse oi Willie Edwards, the mu-
ktio woman charged with malpractice
on Bessie Murphy, was continued until To-
DAY on account Of the absence OF witnesses.
The accused wAs employed In the capacity
Of nurse by Fannie Fox, who. together VITO
Der husband, have been sent on TO the grand
Jury 70 answer this charge.
Agnes Jackson lcolored), charged WIZ
stealing from John Augustus basket OF
clothes, the properly Of Virginia owens
Continued until to-1Hy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
wonaerfa, Fosd and M nsdicine,

known and used BY physicians all over the
world. Scoips Emulsion not only gives
fle.h and strength by virtue OF its own nuiri.
ti0us properties, but creates an appetite for
feod that builds up the wasted body. II
have been using Scott's Emulsion for several
years, sod am pleased with It's action. ny
patisuts say ii Is pleasant aud psstabie. and
all grow stronger and gain iesh from the use
OF II. use II In ah cases of Wasting Dis
eases, aud II Is specially useful for children
when nutrient medication Is needed. as in
Marasmus." 4. w. PIERCE. ~. D.,
knoxville, Ala.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
disabilities Remored.

The Governor yesterday removed The po.
litical disabilities Of the following persons !:
Nelson Hayden (eo!ored), convicted OF
petit larceny in the county Of Bedford in
the spring OF 1870.
T.. II. Mason Lively and Caxton Lively
(wane), convicted Of felonious assault at the
May term, 1883, OF the County Court OF
GOOcbland.
Adam Cynes (colore1l, convicted OF petit
larceny before a justice Of the peace IN
Goochand county In 1873.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
Reservoirs and Pumps Inspected.

Mayor EllysOn, in company with superin'
tendent Boiling. yesterday afternoon made
an Inspection OF the reservoirs and pump
houses His Honor was much pleased with
the condition in which heiound this DEPART
ment OF the city government.
Superintendent Boiling. at the request OF
the New England Water Engineers Asso-
ciation, IS preparing an address on the CHS
tory OF the Richmond WORKS." TO be read
at their next meeting, which promises to be
a most interesting paper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
DEATH THE PENALTY.
SIMON WALLER CONVICTED IN THE
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY COURT.
His Crime Being Proved the Jury Exscts
His Life as the Just
Punishment.

Simon s. Walker, young colored man,
was convicted in the Chesterfield County
Court yesterday morning Of an assault upon
Mary Ann Tuil, white girl twelve years
old. The penalty IS death.
The information TO be obtained here last
night concerning the details OF the trial was
exceedingly meagre.
The Court will pass sentence hereafter, un-
less the Judge sees fit TO grant new trial.
The result OF the trial was not a surprise
10 those at all acquainted with the facts OF
the case. The evidence OF the crime was
positive. and the identity OF the prisoner
was established beyond doubt.
THE OFFENCE.
The offence was committed on Wednes-
day the lst Of May, and Walker. VINO ~
hardly more than a youth, was arrested two
days later by Michael Morris, and when
taken before the girl the prisoner was fully
identified as her assailant. indignation ran
high among the white people OF Ettrick,
near which place the crime was committed,
and there was strong talk OF lynchine.
Walker was taken before Magistrate II. y.
Perkins and sent on for trial, and was then
carried 10 Petersburg and put In jail. az the
Magistrate did not think 1t safe to send him
70 the county jail.
FULLY IDENTIFIED.
When the County Court met on Monday
the grand Jury found a true bill OF indict-
ment Before the grsnd jury the girl stated
that the negro who assaulted her was bare-
footed 81 the time. When arrested Walker
bad on shoes, but bis father in his testimony
stated that on the day Of the assault Walker
was bsrefooted, aud when he left home he
rhe old many told him that il he was not
particular he would lose the shoes, which at
the time Walker was carrying on bis shoul-
der. The girl identified Walker in crowd
OF SIX or eight negro men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Relief a Single Night.

Who would not give cents to get abso-
lutte relief from painful cornY
The " "Ali~in.0ne Corn-Cure" will do the
work for you.
A handsome Matchbox containing three
plasters For Is cents.
For sale by all druggists.
Manufactured by
TEE OLD DOMINION SPECIALLY COMPANY,
No. SIG east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16

An adjourned meeting Of the stockholders
and life members OF the Virginia State Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Society will be held
in the rooms Of the Chamber OF Commerce
this afternoon at 1880 O'Clock
The chief object OF the meeting Is the elec-
ton Of officers-president, vice-president,
anG executive committee. 1t is probable
that the question of holding fair this fall
will also be definitely settled at this meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
The sFunerai Off. j. Davis.

The funeral OF James ]. DAVIS Took place
Yesterday morning Ut $3.50 O'Clock from the
residence OF his son, Dir. Is. ". Davis, 1925
west Marshall street, Rev. William Atwill,
pastor OF Clay Street Methodist church. con-
ducting The services. The house was filled
with sympathizing friends.
The remains were conveyed 10 Ashland
for inierment IN the family bufying-ground
near that place, accompanied by friends and
a COMMITTEES OF Richmond Lodge, No. 2l9.
Knights Of Honor. OF which the deceased was
a rnnnh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16

It NIIL IlLIIIWI VI tNV y lIF'0N'1s
The historical sketch in Saturdays Dis
patch makes the impression that Or. Rice
began his ministry in Richmond in 1872 in
the "Piueapple" building. lie preached
first in the OLD Masonic lodge, corner Main
aud Eighteenth; then the congregation built
what Is, or was, "HardgfOye's Factory"
near Rockets. This was found TO no an un-
suitable location, and was abandoned and
sold. Judge Crump dates the erection OK
"PineappleV Rbeut 1920. Y, b. Z.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
rnerrelic Ynnng Men.

Newell & Brother, the contractors, have
set 10 work with great vigor TO rebuild the
acknowledgements. which, being in an unfn-
ished state, were blown down by the tornado
which visited East Fulton last Saturday.
Yesterday these energetic young men had
about tity lab0rers ana carpenters at work,
and before many days have elapsed they will
have the building up again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
Noticeable Books.

That Freuchman, by the author of Mr..
Barnes, OF New York; The Reproacb OF An
nersIey, By Maxwell Gray, author OF silence
OF Dean Maitland; Young Lady's Journal
for June lie Art dc La Mode for June
Puck, Judge, Life, leslie's Weekly, and
Harper's Weekly for this week, and all
the new books can be found at Leonard's
News Store. 90S Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
Direct Trips to oia po,n. Resumed.

The Virginia Steamboat Company's Steam.
ers Essex or Ariel Will commence going
20 Old Point from Richmond to-mor~
row, 18th instant. aud will touch there daily
going and returning during the summer
season. This will be pleasant news to all
family parties. az the river route to Old
Point aud Norfolk is delightful and cheap.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
Cnnlrarf AWardeel.

cao,aln Pizzlni, secretary aud treasurer OF
the CITY Railway Company. yesterday award.
"a the contract Tor the timoer needed In re-
,sy,nc the tracks on Main street 10 w. s.
G,nn The giving out OF the contract for
,eIs,ine the tracks was postponed uDtil TO.
% asv on n account OF the absencs Of one OF the
bidders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16

The following convicts were received at
the penitentisry Yesterday:
Daniel Bond, two years for houseoreaking,
and Ephraim Moore, one wear for unlawful
shooting, from PULASKI county; John
Hunter, one year for unlawful shooting,
from AppomattoX county.