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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-04


Train No. so connects daily nj Kersy.lis
for Chase city, Clarksyille. and Oh foId. uui.
ham. Henderson. AMI Raleigh connects daily
AT Greensboro Tor Durham Rlleigh salem,
and winston. and AL points on North caro-
tina Division. at salisbury for AsheNlle.
Hot Springs. and all points In Ntstt rn North
Carolins, ana at Charlotte for G., e.. and A.
X. X.
Tain No. 81 connects daily ~ Greensboro
for salem, Winston. Raleigh. Guidsbor0 ans
MoOrehead city; az Salisbury Tor Asneflle
Hot springs. and all poins In Western
North Carolina: M Charlotte with Charlotte.
Columbia and Augusta railroad Tor Columbia,
Augusta, Aiken. Chnrlesion,i savannah.
ThOmasvllle. Ga. Jacksonville and other
Florida points; also with Carolina tcnifal
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from the South arrive az Richmond
5:15 A. VI. and $3.50 H. NJ.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN CONNIE TOY
via Burkeville To farmyille, ynchburg ant
points west-lea,e richmond 1913 \. ~
arrive Richmond 4:2O 4. NJ.
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-I.El
MR.. Won FINKELsTEIN's TOPICS.
HOMES AMP HAvN "a, y OF {Esss Or THE
PALESTINE.
ILLUSTRATIONS IN CosruxE.-salutation
by the Way. Grinding at the MIL. Carpen-
tering, shepherds Call, Wolf In Sheeps
Clothing, Plouahmau. Coat OF Many colors,
Dancing Before the Lord: The Home on s,s OF q
Jociabies in the Year One, and others.
CITY LIFE IN JERUSALEM.
ILLusrRArroSs.--Cit Walls, Gates, Towers
Market Places, street scenes. schools, sa-
cred Places, Mosques, and Nlnarets, me Eye
OF Needle. The Hareems. Social scenes.
songs Marriages, PROFESSIONS, Ladies lndoofs
and out OF Doors &c, &c.
THE BEDoUINs OF ARABIA.
TLLvsrRArrors.-The Black Tent, The
Asa Warrior. As a Guide. As a Host, Supper
scene, The Call TO Prayer. Mode OF sleeping
3OsJ Years Ago, Mode OF Attack, Raids. war
songs. Bards. Their Poems, Songs, ana Musl-
cal instruments.
THE HEBREWS OF PALESTINE.
Their sects, Ashkenssim, Sephardim, Pha-
rasees. The Rabbi. His Costume. ofhehi Du-
ties. kbssan or Singer, Feast and Fast Days
and Festivals. Wailing Place, sacred Places.
synagogues, The Passover supper. Marriage
Ceremony, Washing OF Hands, Day OF Atone
ment, &c.
VISIT TO BETHLEHEM.
Its Inhabitants. Greeks, Catholics, Moham-
mednns, Amusements Holidays, Shrines,
It's industries, Boaz Counting Ruth. ways OF
Bethlehem. &c.
In his Illustrations Mr.. Won Finkelstein
will be assisted by several persons In Orien-
tai costume and with their aid Will act out
ON the platform many OF the most striking
customs Of the people Of this most interest
Ing OF lands.
At Young Mems Christian Association Hall
THURSDAY, December 9th, at +. NJ:
SATURDAY, December eth, matinee at z
i. NJ; night, 3 o'clock. Admission % cents !:
children. Is cents.
Tickets for sale at West, Johnston & Co.,
+. f.. Dupuy, X, l.. Christian 4 Co., tourqu-
rean, Price 4 Co., the Cohen Co.. and " o.
mans Christian Association.
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V,ro,n,a-cty Of Richmond. ts-,sa.

/. CHARLES w. GODDIN, clerk OF tho
Chancery Court Of the city OF Richmond. do
hereby certify that ON the 27th day OF No
yember, 1859. w. A. Moncure duly qualified
in my said court as Special Commissioner 10
case OF O'Neips Ex'Ors against Goddin and
ais and gave bond as such according TO law
Given under my hand this 9th day of No
vember. 1889.
CHARLES W. GODDIN. Clerk.
H. l.. SrAPLIs. Auctioneer. nol9-5t
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FOR SALE.
GOLD NINE FOR SALE.

AS commissioner, appointed BY the Circuit
Court of Louisa In the suit OF Baker, a.,
against N errisfeld, &C, viii sell ~ auction
at Louisa Courthouse on the
9TH DAY OF DEcKhBER. 1883,
that being court day. certain tract OF land
In Louisa county on Contrary Creek, ssti-
mated to contain $50 acres, more or lees. and
known M the Me(,e hee or Jsnkins Gold
Nine. Coll has been found on said lana.
md may be valuable for mining purposes.
VIM. h PETIT,
nols.wid special Commissioners.
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TRAINS NoRrHwARD

sDaily. -.
STOPPING PLACES.
Nos. IA, Is. p. 30, 80. and GO make no
stops Nos % aud - stop on signal at Man
chester, Drewry's Blum, Centnia. and Chez
Ter Nos. 81. "a. 3d. and 81 Will stop at all
stations for passengers.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. IA and % sleeping-cars be-
tween New York and Tampa. In, (ri0 Jack
sonVile). ON Trains Nos. IA and p sleep
ng-cars between Washington and Charles
ton. ON Train No. % sleeping-cais between
Washington and Jacksonville. on Trains
NOS l5, 8S and rs sleepiAg-cars between
jacksonville and New York.
THE ONLY ALL-RAGL LINE TO NORFOLK.
LEAVE ARRIVE
Richmond. 1910 A. NJ. Norfolk, 1890 7. NJ.
Richmond, -2:5s T.. VI. Norfolk, $40 L. VI.
Norfolk, $500 A. VI. Rlch'd, ll:5O A. NJ,
Norfolk. 800 4. NJ. hichd. 700 7. NJ.
The trains leaving Richmond at 044O A NJ.
and Norfolk at T.. NJ. are solid trains be-
tween these two points, and passengers go
through without change OF cars. Close con-
nectiOns are also made AZ Petersburg ny the
2:5s +. NJ. tain from Richmond and the $40
A. M. train from Norfolk.
Trains leaving Richmond nj $40 a. VI. and
1880 L. NJ, and arriving nj Richmond ut 5;l2
4. NJ. and 900 T. vi. make connection az
Petersburg 20 and from Farmvllle, Lynch-
burg and southwestern points.
X. VI. SULLN,
superintendent.
EFT. ID. MYERS,
General Superintendent.
T. VI. EMERSON. General Passenger Agent.
Sol. HAAS Traffic Manager.
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EXHIBITION FOR THE BENEFIT
II x.s c,,., % IN ASSOCIATION.
PALESTINE AS IT WAS AND is.

sprx,rAcuLAR ORIENTAL ENTERTAIN
% MENTS.
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A TLANTIC COAST LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TIME TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY, November 2iih,
1889, at 1890 A. NJ, trains on this road VIII
run follows:
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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VIRGINIA sTEAMBOT CON
Y PANY's
JAMES RIVER LINZ foh .,,,
NORFOLK. POtlsMOl IN. NtNin
MEMS, cLAkEMpNT, AND JAhAo
RIVER LANDINGS DlkhJ,l,,
AND ONLY DIhECl ROUTE NiihvNi
TRASsEEK OF CHANGL Of
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS:
AT NORFOLK. closely WITH all Nn's ~
Baltimore, Phlladel phia ana Ne" fofs ssn,'
afternoon: alao at Norfolk for Eastern Hvi'N
Carolina aud the south. ,. -,
AtNEwPORT NEVs for Old Point, hsmP-
ton and Smithneld. Va. .t..,t,
And AT CLAKfMONT with the AtlshNs
and Danyiils Railroad .or Waysrly' hieN'
ford. &c.
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RlVPK ~ Dk lLlDhi
GREAT TOURIST Linz w.e
JAMESTOWS, DUTCH GAR NM -"
sCENtkl.
CHEAPEST ROUTE. INV
RATES LESS THAN HALF Ibhsoh"''
RAIL LlNth.
FIRS1-CLA~S MEALS.
The elegant and fast steamer
ARIEL
carrying United states MALL
CAfTAIs Dh1p,
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY, WEDNtS DAY AND hine -,
IA. ". (S'TREET-CARs 60 DikktILl "A
sIEAMER's wHtkfl for AD"s.- 80. ~ AZ
places, arriving al Norfolk about ~" a
Returning tie steamer leaves NoHo.A -
Newport News on alternate days sfiif"'
al Richmond about $50 4. NJ. .. q.
Through tickets 10 above Dtmec polh'
sale on steamer and AT Carers A<en'l,.o
1000 Nam street. Baggage checked lhtp"s
sTATE-ROOMs ENGAGED FOR Dan u"
NIGHT.
FREIGHT. -
Freight received daily for norfolk ,,
mouth. smithneld. Hampton, Ola Ivin''
wayeriy and iiicksford. Va; Wsselny ", "a
ID. a.: Newberne, " ashington and lstrt..
n a.: all stations on Atlantic ana inn'l.4
Railroad. seaboard md Roanoke halli,s,,
Norfolk Southern Hailrosd and fAssss
North Carolina generally; also, iof 49,
shore If Virginia and All regular ssnalnSs a.
the James and Rappshannoek rNena
LOWEST RATES, sDo through bills issoeN
LUCIkN Is. IATt 81, Vice Preside NJ.
No. lll7 Main street and hoc kel.s
TRy,s vKfsrGER. Freight and Psssense'
Agent. MY
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MR. Won FrNKEIsTEIN's TOPICS.

.p.ps xAxARENEs. IsRAELrrEs.
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r,r,,ASr AND COSTLY COSTUMES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13

THE QUANTITIES OF OUR LINE OF s9CEST
SCARFs ARE DOWN-AwAY DOWN-TERRI-
BLY, DOWN. THEY'LL NOT LAST A WEEK
LONGER AT THAT PRICE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13

FILLED wITH BvcNSuor.
4 Convict Atiem pts 90 Escape and is
Badly wounded

Yesterday morning about Q O'Clock Walter
Crutchdeld, q cOl0red convict. while at
tempting 20 escape was shot and wounded
bv one OI The guards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13
THE NEW YORK PARADE.
Five Hundred Virginia Soldiers tC
Participate init.

Captain Sol. Cutchins, OF the Richmond
Light Infantry Blues, IN the twO or three
DAYS past has been visiting the employers OF
the members of his company asking them 10
allow their employees who belong to his
command 10 20 on the New York trip OF
Anril 31ih. lie has been exceedingly success
ful. lie viii only be allowed TO carry forty
men aud leave Of absence for forty-three
has been obtained.
Two iniautry, one cavalry. and one arill-
lery company will 90 from Richmond. The
whole number OF officers aud men from Viz
gisia ia the parade will be 500.
The state pays one half of the cost OF trans
portation; The Seventy.first New York reci-
ment give their aTmory ~ quarters, and the
Centennial Committee furnish provisions.
The men will be absent from Richmond
three DAYS.
Friends of the Blues residing in New J 0rk
and BROOKLYN will give the company spe-
clal reception, and a 6ne programme is being
arranged.
Alta meeting Of The Grays held last night
II was decided By large majority to 90 on
the New York trip April the 30th. so this
makes five companies from Rlchmond-the
Grays, Blues, and Company c, the Howit-
zers, and the Stuart Horse Guards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13
THE DRPOSiTION-TAKING
seven Netaries aud Many Lawyers
EDgaGea in the work.

The depositlon.taking In the Waddill-
Wise congressional contest continues TO
drag 10 slow length along.
Every uody connected with the prodgiOus
and tedious undertaking Is wearied out, aud
very glad viii they be when the last day
shall have passed.
Five or six Boisries were engaged yester-
day from 1870 IN the morning until the late
sieruooB, and toe full complement Of seven
will be on duty today, Aud just think Of
II; they a-e 20 start tbiS morning al q O'Clock.
For every notary there are at at all times
two, aud frequently as many as four, lawyers.
and the consequence Is that there are more
thus emDoyed Ierhsps than 10 the several
courts Of the CITY.
Judge waddili Is now taxing rebultai tess
tlmony HIS ten days would baye begun
lssi Monday. but the notices we're only
served Saturday, and the Eve days did not
expire Until Thursday. His time expires on
Monday next.
Capioln Wise's counsel are not paying any
attention 10 The testimony being taken before
Mr. Harvey Wilson, as the required notice
vas not served on them. Wbea the taking
Of the deposition began counsel for the cons
testee excepted and then retired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13

Msjor B. L. Eakle, OF the White sulphur
Springs, is al the Exchange.
Mr.. James p. Cooper, agent OF the British
bondholders, is back in The city from Lon.
don.
Mrs. Benjamin L. Wlllngham, Of Atlanta,
Ga. is In the CITY, the guest OF her father, j.
B. Wood, Esq, OF No. east Main street.
Governor Lee attended the Black Crook
performance at the Academy last night. lie
and Dr. c. w. z. Brock occupied q private
box.
Messrs. d. c. Richardson, George Il.
Davis, and other representative Odd-Fel'
lows. are back from the Grand Lodge, which
met in DanYille.
The door to the storehouse OF George
schoen, at the corner OF Main aud Eleventh
streets, was found open soon after midnight
by Officer Ralston. None Of the contents
were missing.
A mass.meeting in the interest OF missions
was held at Grace-Street Baptist church last
night, and an interesting address was de-
liyered by Rev. John II. Eager. missionary
to Italy, who is spending his vacation in VIZ.
gina.
Mr.. Travis Elan, son of Colonel W. C..
Elan, OF Louisa, appointed postal clerk on
the Chesapeake and Ohio route between
Richmond and Clifton Forge vice j, T.
Loving, resigned, reported for duty at the
Richmond post-ofiice yesterday morning.
The GalIego Mills have shipped this week
500 barrels OF flour 10 the steamship Cea-
rense at Baltimore, 1850 barrels TO The
steamship Procida at Baltimore, and 1850
barrels (V1a Old Dominion linel for bark
Josephine at New York-all for South Amer
ican ports.
Richmond Lodge, No. l62, ofthe Improved
Order Of Hep;ssophs. met last night to per-
feet arrangements fof receiving aud enter
taining the Que hundred and fifty or more
delegates who will attend the session OF the
Grand Lodge which meets at the Exchange
Hotel on Tuesday next. the 10th instant.
The nsptha launch Rosslie, the late pur.
chase OF Messrs. Emanuel and Clarence Mill
hiser, which recently arrived on the Old
Dominion steamer, has been launched. This
boat Is twenty-one feet long, and Is hand
sopely fitted up. 1t is beautifully finished
in polished ash; the seats are luxuriousiy
cushioned, with lockers underneath for pro-
visions nickle.plated stesrlug-gears and
covered with canopy. Besides this there
are storm-curtains OF canvas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13
street Com nlttfee.

The Committee on streets met last night
and transacted good deal OF routine bust
upss.
Several propertY-holders on Laurel street
near China appeared before the committee in
regard to TIE charge for paving the Sidewalk
in front Of their property. The contractors
oil is Sl2, but the property-holders are Of
opinion that 1t should be s6.62. The matter
WA referred 10 the City Engineer and the
Ward Committee TO report
Mr. Higgins presented a petition from
several citizens asking for improvements to
Twenty.sixth street between y and q. II
was decided to recommend the repairs asked
for.
A resolution was passed relieving Leigh
Street Baptist church from payment OF
paving bills.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13
IsOItce Court.

OF the cases disposed Of In this court yes
terday the following were the most lmpor-
tant:
william +. Irwin, arrested on telegram
from Baltimore charged with stealing gold
watch. Continued until the 22d. Irwin,
whose arrest and sll The facts connected
Herewith were published in yesterdays
Dispatch, was tiDed $50 for carrying con-
cealed weapons.
Levi Wilson (coloredl and Charles Flaua'
gan (white) were fned s. each for being dis
orderly on the street. Flanagan was fined
$40 for carrying concealed weapons, and he
was also charged with Sssaulting and at
tempting to shoot Wilson, but this was DIS
missed.
Il. IL. Hunt. charged with carrying con-
cealed weapons, was dned $50 and costs.
George Foster oiiaS Pit (colored) was
sent TO jail for fifteen days for stealing pair
OF shoes from John Reardon.
Augustus Dunn, tue young man who ap-
plIed at the second statiou-hOuse Thursday
afternoon and asked to be locked up until
he could sober up, was committed for hi-
teen days Ia default Of surety.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13

III ICINIhNO, III Nm 7 INFN = 7 II y
4 most compists MANlkiN. or PHYSICIANS
AID, ever offered 70 the profession Just rpadJ
for tho market An active, upright saiesman
wanted r. n. Ol.MSTEAD.
aple-Iw IOeast slstceath street Now ors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13

TWELVE PAGES re- MORROW.


The Dispatch will be issued in twelve
page form tomorrow. and will, in addition
to the regular full telegraphic and local re-
ports, contain number OF unusually inte-
resting special features. on them we will
mention:
The EIFFEL TowEn.-A special illustrated
letter 10 the Dispatch from Paris
giving an account OF the great tower,
which will be one Of the features OF
the Exposition.
FRIvoLITY.-A strong presentation OF the
evil tendencies Of our age. Itspeaks
to preacher and laymau alike, and
was written for the Dispatch by Mrs.
Sarah a. Peple.
THE IRISH HEAET.-A beautiful pen-picture
Of the Irish character and gayeties.
Written for the Dispatch by "The
Duchess"
"Two WoNES AT wAs."-A sharp pen.
duel between the Poetess Ella
Wheeler Wilcox and Gertrude
Atherton, the California authOress.
Written for the Dispatch by William
J. Box.
TRIP TO MEXICO. "A Virginisn gives the
Dispatch pleasant notes Of his trip to
the land OF the Montezumas.
OUR NEW YORK LETTER will be unusually
interesting, IS it will contain spicy
interview between the great pianist
Won Bulow and The Dispatch cor
respondent
STRING FASHIONS viii be eagerly read by the
ladies'. c. II. VI. keeps the Dispatch
well posted as to the very latest
STYLES.
To THE EDrT0R.-Under this heading will be
found q number OF topics OF interest
discussed by the public.
OUR BERLIN SPECIAL will give the latest
political status OF Continental Eu-
rope.
THE OWLS REvENGE.-A quaint and pleasing
story OF birds and men.
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Interesting exercises, addresses, &c, may be
expected.
REV. GEORGE ". FuysTEN.
The Atlanta Congftfntton sava.

tne Atlanta Constitution says:
Yesterday Rev. George NJ. Funsten sect In his
letter OF acceptance TO tho call Of the yostry OF
81 Phillips.
This vas not unexpected. but was not deter
mined until yesterday morning
key Mr.. Funston has already done good SER
vice at the Episcopal church in West End and
hes distinguished himself ss pulpit orator aud
parochlAi worker.
He young man. Just thirty years OF sge,
Win DARK, atriking face rendered very plea
SAINT by benevolent smile that constantly
lights up his features dark hair, dark eyes, and
commanding lgure
ln short, no Is a true type OF the young min
lster, ardent with hope and Jealous for the cause
IN which be has enlisted His face reminds one
OF serne OF tho pictures OF od-time ministers,
aoa his bearing Is ecclesiastical ~ degree.
HIS LIFE AND WORK.
AT the age OF seventeen the future rector Of
St Philips began teaching in Danvilie, Va lie
was born in Alexandria. and educated, pr-
marily. In tho schools at that city and Norfolk.
=. After teaching for several years he entered
the University at Alexandria aud graduated.
He deGermined to enter the University. and
after his two years course, took charge OF the
church at Aartinsyille. Va.
Thence he was soon called 10 the assistant rec
torsbip Of So. Psul's church, Richmond, then In
charge Of that excellent gentleman and aged
dlyine, Rev. DR.. Mnnigerode. II was there iEat
hr. funsten soon developed his excellent apti-
tude fer ministerial work.
End church, ami since his residence In Atlanta
be has Increased his reputation - pulpit ora
tor and made fine record as pastoral worker.
HIS LINEAGE.
Nr. Funsten's father was Colonel David Fun
sten. commanding the Eleventh Virginia regi-
mont in tho Confederate army. and after the
war snccessful lawyer IN the courts Of Alexan-
dris and Washington. He died from a wound
received In battle soon after the war closed. lie
was also member Of the Confederate Congress.
Colonel Finssen's only brother fought through
the war in the Eleventh Virginia cavalry.
They we're OF Scotch-lrish descent, and de-
voted TO the Church and to the State, tor which
they fought
On his mothers side Nr. Funsten numbers a
dozen relatives who are In the ministry, and
chief among them Bishop Meade, OF the Diocese
Of Virginia, whose grand nephew tho rector OF ST.
Philips has the honor 10 be.
Mr.. Funsten assumes charge OF large parish
which has been so zealously cared for by Rev
Byron Holly. who goes 20 Greenyille. :. G. The
new rector will be welcomed and supported by a
great number Of ardent church people, and mono
feel any doubt that he will succeed In building
up tho church 70 a still higher degree than his
predecessors. as 1t is increasing in strength and
L-4nDers every day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13
THE CITY SCHOOL BOARD,
Teacher EIecsed-John w. Daniel the
orntoT-H

The City school Board yesterday made a
VISIT OF 10 spection to the Elba and Moore
street schools, and while at the latter build
ing held a meeting, at which Miss Mabel T..
Crow was elected teacher at the Elba night
school.
The board passed a resolution inviting
Hon. John W. Daniel to deliver the Grafton
on the occasion OF the High School COM
mencement. which will be held this year at
the Mozart AcAdsuv OF Music.
The board also passed 4 resolution TO close
the schools OF the city on April S0th-that
beng the centennial anniyCrsary OF The in
auguration Of Washington as President OF
the Iniied Ntntes
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n
Just open the door for her, and Mrs wInslow
will prove the American Florence Nightingale
OF the Nursery. OF this we are 10 sure that se
will teach our "Susyp TO say, "A blessing on
Mrs Wlnslow" for helping her to survive aud
escape the gripping, colicking, and teethins
siege. MRS. WINSLoW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
relieves the child from pain and cures dys-
entery and disrrh9s- IL softens the gums, re-
duces Inflammation, cures wind-colic, and car
ries the infant safely through the teething pc
riod. IL performs precisoly what IL processes to
perform, every part Of it-nothtng less. We
have mover seen Mrs winsiow--know her only
through the preparation Of her "soothins
syrup for Children Teething.' II we had the
pows sr we would make her, as she Is, physical
saviour 20 the infant race Sold by all drug
gistA % cents bottle 10 le-eod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13

Yesterday morning about O'Clock Walter
Crutchdeld. a colored convict. while at
tempting TO escape was shot and wounded
by orc 0' The guards.
WANTED TO LEAVE The DlEr-CARTS.
Cru,cbfeld was engaged with several
other conyicts IN hauling earth from the
yscsnt lots bcyond Hollywood "a tll the
ra,ine in front % The peurcn,iary. When
ON Pine strfet he made a dash for liberty,
running down thai street. lie was pursued
ly Mr. Miles. one oi the guards having charge
oi thc squad OF cony cts.
CrutcLdeld soon left Pine street and ran
into an alley between Pine and Belyldere
and Spring and AIbemarle streets.
BANG. AND DOWN III FALLS.
Mr.. Miles several times commanded the
fugitive To- stop, but bis speed increased.
Finslly the guard fred his gun when about
half n square distant from the convict, and
the latter fell 10 the ground and uttered
several yclis.
The wounded man was taken to the peni-
tcuiisry hospital aud examined.
-Four huckshOt were fOnnd in his body
one IN the len side. one in the left leg, one
in the lett hip, and the fourth m the night
aide. Ills wounds ATE not dangerous and
be will soon recover
PERSONAL.
Crutch6eld Is 4 notorious criminal and has
been in jsii several times. He was recent,
tried in the IIusings Court of tbis city for
breaking into the house OF Mrs. W. c. Mayo
and sentenced TO i've years in the peniten-
uary.
The affair created quite an excitement In
the neghborhOod In which II occurred.
No attempt was made by any other con-
Wet TO take advantage OF the occasion to at
tempt 10 escape.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-13
A DAY AMONG THE BOYS

TAKING EVERYTHING INTO ACCOUNT We
DON'T SUPPOSE ANY PART OF THE CLOTH
ING BUSINESS is so THRILLED WITH AS
BOYS CLOTHING. THE REASON Is EVERY
BODY IMAGINES IT Is EASY TO DO.
THERE ARE THE CLoTHIERS WHO BE
LIEyE IN CHEAPNESs FOR BOYS. THERE
ARE THE DRY GOODS STORES THAT HAVE
NO CHANCE TO KNOW WHETHER BOYS
CLOTHING Is GOOD OR NOT, AND GENE
RALLY DON'T.
THE THOUGHT WE WANT TO IMPRESS ON
YOU WITH EARNKsTNESs is THIS: NEARLY
EVERY DAY, WEEK IN AND WEEK OUT,
THROUGH OUR ADVERTISEMENT, We IN
vITE YOU HERE FOR YOUR BOYS CLOTH
ING. WE DO II KNOWING ALL ABOUT
WHAT OTHER STORES ARE DOING. DO you
THINK WE WOULD BE WISE IN DOING so
UNLESS SURE WE WERE DUNG BETTER
THAN THEYf
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WHAT WE WANT TO HAVE UNDERSTOOD
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BUSINESS THROUGH AND THROUGH. II
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WE KNOW HOW, AND ROW TO SEE II.
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