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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03

reached N,e store OF Mr.. George d. Pear
man. which is about half dozen doors be-
low the hotel.
Cary street was correspondingly flooded
and Talbot q Brother and Davenport d
Morris were among the sufferers.
TIL BODY RECOVERED.
Joseph Edwards caught the body Of the
cOiored man Charles Rison. who was
drowned IN the creek back Of Murphv's
barrel-yard, and tied il on the Seten-
tcenth-strect side. He was engaged after
wards in looking for some member of
dcceased's family 10 pay him for has
trouble, and as the water would fall he
would lower the body. and said that it was
his intention 10 set it adrift # he was not
paid.
Dr. Scott, druggist, estimates his loss at
from s 200 TO u 500.
The total loss 10 storekccpers and buck
stcrs VIII amount 10 between $4,000 and
500. 900.
its bed.
A blacksmith-shop was washed away on
Sixteenth street, back OF Alley Brothers
feed store. II was occupied by coiOred
man.
THE JAMES
Recent rains up the country have swollen
the James % some extent. but no fears arc
entertained here Of damaging freshet.
The state Of the water at several points up
the river at G;30 p. NJ. yesterday was az fol-
lows:
Clifton Forge. cloudy and warm. two
feet over lOw-Nater mark; river station
ary.
Balcony Falls, raining. four feet over
low-watcr mark river rising slowly.
Lynchhure, cloudy, ten feet over low
water mark: river stationary.
Scottsvlllc. clear and warm. nine feet
over low-water mark river falling.
Columbia. cloudy. fourteen feet over
low-water mark; river rising slowly
Manchester Flooded.
At one etimeyesterdayafter looked
as though the whole of the lower part Of
Manchester would be flooded.
For some time during the forenoon and
for about two hours in tho afternoon the
street presented the appearance of creeks
or small rivers. This applied TO the un-
paved as well as paved streets, and on
Seventh street the wat or was several inches
deep over the entire width of the thorough
fare.
The track Of the Richmond and Peters
burg railroad from Maury street some dis
tance southwark WAS covered about SIX
inches I'M the morning, and from 10 6 T..
VI. the rails We're nearly a foot under water.
In the ueighb0rhOOd Of Fourth and HUI
streets, where the latter overlooked. the
water rushed through the vacant lots and
along Fourth street OH either side Of Hull
~ though it were gushing from noun
tnin-side. So far as is known the damage
done Is trihing, but the trouble and lncOn-
Ycmeuce is great.
TWO ISCHES Az HOUR.
The rain fell in Manchester at the rate Of
two inches an hour. Mr.. James +. Bradley
placed . glass jar I'm front of the Le0d7'
Office while the water was falling rs though
the clouds bad been rent asundcr and IN
thirty minutes 10y the watch he had an inch
depth.
In Chesterfeldpcople cannot get far from
their homes. Nearly all of the important
county bridges were swept away boy the
frcshct of a few weeks AGO and now the
smaller ones have nearly all been washed
from their m0orines The streams have
all been high since last Friday and now
they are literally booming
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
EHE CLOVES CASE,
Sentence COmmutcd 10 Rive Months in
Jail.

Sentence Commutcd 10 Five Months in
JAIN,
Governor Lee yesterday commuted the
sentence of A. + Gloves. the Williamsburg
special policeman who was convicted of
manslaughter and sentenced TO one year ia
the pcnitcutiarv. to iIyc months IN jail.
Cloves was convicted of killing John Ed
loe. "a negro politician, and the case has eX-
cited good deal of interest.
Most of the jury who tried the case,
as well as the Judge who presided ut the
trial, recommended q pardon. The Cover
nor said. i'm reference to it.. that while he
thought it was natural q man should shoot
another especially in the dark, after
having had it reported to him that he was
seeking him with pistol i'm each hand to
kin him, yet be thinks the policeman
tClOwes) was clearly amenahle to some
punishment ioi rc,tiug mao an alteration
with the man. landyiug words with hn,
and striking him. instead of mresting him
for creating disturbance
lie therefore decided instead of acQul-
esciug i'm the opinion of the Judge, and
nearly all OF the jury. a- well as large
number of other petitioners who united IN
asking the pardon of Cloves, 10 commute
the sentence 10 five months in jail as a
merited punishment for the assault.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
LANOIN NEW HANDS.
Transfers of Property in Richmond and
Icnrico.

Transfers of Property in Richmond and
Hcnrico.
The following deeds were recorded yes
terday in the clerks Office Of the Chancery
Court.
4. G.. Houston and wife 10 Louis Delarue,
executor. 80 feet ON the south side of Cary
street corner of Belyidere, improved, SlO,-
coo.
Sarah TAYLOR 20 B. F. Turner, 30 feet on
the west side of Third street, improved,
5000.
X. w. Browns trustee 20 Elanora Brown,
30 feet on the north side of Moore street
between Norton aud Kinney, 500.
HENEIcO COUNTY COURT.
Patrick Carnegie TO James Green, ? 7-lO
acres on east side Brook turnpike, about
SIN miles north of Richmond, Sol.
Philip Comry to Henry Redwood, 30 feet
on west side Twenty-second near z, $50.
EFFORT CONFIRMED.
In the HenricO Circuit Court Judge
Wexford issued chancerv decree IN the
case Of Clients. administrator, cs. National
Express and Transportation Company con-
trning the report of the commissioner and
making payment 10 officers and employees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
Mr.. ROSE AND HIS JUNK.
lie is sent On to the Grand Jury for a Nui-
sance.

lie is sent On to the Grand Jury for a Nui-
sance.
A special session Of the Police Court was
held yesterday afternoon at o'clock 10
consider the case of VI. Rose, proprietor of
"A Junk store at No. $40 Brook avenue,
charged under the city ordinances with
allowing a nuisance on his premises.
Messrs ID. &. Richardson and Samuel VI.
Page appeared as counsel for the accused.
The examination consumed nearly three
hours. and some twenty or more witnesses
were put on the stand. A good many of
these testified that offensive odors arise
from Roses place of business, while others
who live in that immediate neighborhOod
said they had never been at all annoyed by
the odors.
The defendant testified that whenever
he had been so advised he had used de
odorizing compounds, and stated further
that he had asked the merchants and
others in the neighhorhood 10 let him
know if his place became at al objection
able.
Rose was sent on TO the grand jury TO
answer the charge of miSdemeanor at com
mon law
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03

About thirty-fye musical people-ladies
and gentlemen-met in the basement OF
the Second Baptist church last night and
organized the Richmond Choral Society by
the election Of the following officers
President, Mr.. William Ryan; Yice-Presi-
dent. Mr. Charles v. Tanner; Secretary
and Treasurer, Mr.. c. II. Gordon; Musical
Director, Mr. IL. /. SOlomons; Assistant
Musical Director, MIR. Walter Mercer.
Board of Managers, Messrs. NJ. i. Leonard,
9. f.. McCluer, +. J. Kemplen. and Or. G.
A. Mercer-the president, musical director,
and assistant musical director being -
oeicio members Of the board Ehe church
kindly gives the use Ofthe Sunday-school
room for the meetings Of the society. and
Tuesday was fixed as the regular rehearsal
night.
The officers and members intend to make
the Choral Society a permanent success
and an institution of which Richmond may
be proud.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03

RE. Lee Council, No. II, Junior Order
OF United American Mechanics, held d
meeting at their hall last night and Past
Councillor Edgar b. Wharton installed The
following officers for the term ending. De
csmber 81, 1888: c. B. Roberts, councillor
L. L. Turner, yice-councillor n. Is. Ogii-
vie. junior past-eouncillor; j. y. fu.ler'
Ernest Bullock. inside sentinel; Q. Ii.
Triplett, outside sentinel; Q. II. Smith, re-
cording secretary; I. A. Taylor. assistant
recording secretary; A. IL. Blnford, hnsn-
cial secretary; f. c. Jones, treasurer; L. b.
Wharton. trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
Gnin- To the wedding.

Messrs. H. +. Phillips. William Cans,
Samuel Bendheim. and Daniel Whitlock
leave on the 9:i5 train this morning ria the
Atlantic Coast lime for Wilmington, n. c.,
whore they go to attend the marriage on
the 4th instant of Miss DaTid. of Whining
ton. 10 MIR. Lewis Stein. of this city These
gentlemen will be accompanied by Mr.. Ed
ward Slender, Of New York, aud Messrs.
Simon and Moses Stein, Of Baltimore, bro
thers of the groom.
Mr.. Lewis Stein. with his father, mother,
and sister. left on Sunday last.
After the marriage there will be recep-
tion and banquet at the Orton House.
Some of the Richmonders return on the
5th. and Others remain several days longer.
Tee groom-elect is a popular young mer-
chant of this cRy and member OF the firm
of III. <. Phillips & Stein.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03

JOSEPH b. DAVIS. 1880 a. ~, stock Of gro
ceries. horse, wagon, &c.
GEORGE =. YA>uON & son. 9 =. ~, frame
store and dwelling at northeast corner u
Beverley and RESERVOIR streets.
JAS MACDOUGALL, 10 A. NJ, millinery, dress
goods, Sc.
GEORGE W. MAYO, 1000 A. ~, balance Of stock
of hardware SC, Of Charles }. oiDton.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ. horsos. mules,
phaetors, sc. II a. NJ. Duggios, carriages,
carts .tc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
CITY Circuit Court.

In this court yesterday counsel for the
plaintiff in the case of Margaret johnson,
administratrix Of James Johnson, u.s. The
Rich.nond and Denville Railroad Company
filed two bills of exceptions on which 70
take the case 70 the Supreme Court. inns
case was recently tried and decided IN favor
of the defendant.
The following cases were disposed or o1
Continued until the next term on motion
of counsel for the defence.
Preston Belvin cs Jennie +. Wallis admin
;strator Judgment for the plaintih IN two
cases aggregating s?22.4d,, US RI
one suit was Instituted; Macon ). Ford
20 George and William Gibson for $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
THE CLAIM OFFICE.
Headquarters of This Department Moved
to Richmond from West Point.

The general claim office OF the Richmond
and Danyillo railroad has been moved TO
Richmond from West Point.
Eight clerks have reached here this week,
and several are still IN West Point closing up
thor business there. Others will arrive IN
u few days
Richmond and Danville offices, on Bank
street. for the new department. Mr.
A. j. Crane has charge of this
office. The assistants he brought up
with him are Alessrs. Frank Currie, +. VII
kinson. Jr.. +. +. Shumate, j. NJ. Webb, +.
f. Schumpert, +. A. Chakley, and II. Is.
D'Ovley.
NIcssrs. Crane and Currie have for a num-
her of wears been among the leading Demo-
cratic citizens Of West Point. Mr., Crane
has for number Of years been delegate
10 nearly all Democratic conventions
State and district
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03

white and colored; colyulsions-,-infan-
tile. whise and colored: diarrh9a. 3
white and | colorcd; dropsy with preg-
nancy. colored dysoutery 4 white and
c0lored dyscntery-typhoid, white; en-
teritis-chronic, 2whte gastritis, white;
heart-disease. / white; iuapition, white
and 2 colored infantilo locljaw. col6red; +;
Inflammation Of bowels, colored; maras-
mus. 2white and colored; oldage, white;
paralysis, / colored; pneumonia, 1colored;
teothing, l white and ] colOred; tetanus,
! white: tumOr-Ovarian, white; un-
known, 2 cOIored womb-disease, colored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03

The annual rcunion Of the survivors
of the old First Virginia regiment w.l
18th instant. This viii be the twenty
eighth anniversary of the battle of
Ball Rum. Comrades James T.. Phillips,
4. jefferson Vaughan. John A. Meanlev,
Charles +. Loohr. and William H.. kein-
ingham constitute the Committee ot Ar
raugemeut-.
The officers of the First Virginia Veteran
Association are: Colonel William II.
Palmer. president: Lieutenani-Co Colonel
Frank H. Langley and Captain +. j. Reeve,
yire-presidrnts and Sergeant Charles L.
Loehr. secretary and treasurer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
summer Tnition.

Mr.. l.. S. Squire having determined q
remain i'm the city during the holidays viii
take pupils either ia the day or at night
who wish to prepare for an advanced stand
ing i'm the public or other schools or con.
template eencNringl teaching. Nr. Squire
long experience as AT educator and hi-
thorough work rs testified to hy his many
scholars. young and old now living ma Rich
mond bespcak this an opportunity thai
should not be- missed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03

Messrs. George j. Christian, Robert s.
Bosher, and William Cans, committee Of
the Chamber Of Commerce, in obedience
TO the instructions Of that body last night
called at the residence Of President George
A. Ainshe and presented him with a token
Of the Chambers affection for him. The
testimonial selected by the committee was
o. magnificent Masonic jewel
The proceedings wcro informal but tho
roughly earnest and cordial, and there
were mutual expressions of esteem and
good will-after which the committee en-
loved the Captains hospitality.
Captain Ainslie sails for Europe on the
9th. and hc leaves the Chamber with nearly
400 momber--au increase of 800 since he
lrcufue prp~ideuf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
Rrowu-neDonourI,.

Denny-Street Methodist Episcopal church
was tilled yesterday evening 10 witness the
marriage, BY the Rev. j, p. Woodward, of
Dir. Marion A. Brown, of Staten Island, N.
Y, TO Miss Ella l.. McDonough, OF this city.
The bride is a highly esteemed lady OF Full
ture home, Staten Island. They have the
best wishes for abundance OF happiness
and p<osperity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
scXernlY Mnmndch.

4 serious cutting occurred at Elk Hill, on
the Richmond and Allegheny railroad,
Sunday morning.
The principals were Edward Cleveland
and Fountain Tricc. The latter has for
some time past been employed ON the Belt
Line road just beyond the corporate limits
of Richmond. He went mp To- Goochiand
Sunday morning. intending 10 visit hs old
home. short distance across the country.
At the depot he met Cleveland. Nho Is the
oycrscer ON Dir. John Pitt,s farm. near
Elk-Hill mills. An alteration occurred
between the two men and Cleveland drew
q knife and stabbed Urice several times,
iuhicting very serious wounds, some Of
which extend to the bone.
Trice was taken 90 Eansoms store and
Or. Mavo. of Cumberland. sent for At last
accounts 1rice was considered to bee IN q
dangerous condition.
Cleveland, as soon as he saw the effects
Of his work. went several miles 10 summon
the physician 10 attend Trico. lie had not
been arrested at last accounts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
HUSTINGS COURT.
MIR. W. II. Bowie's Case Set for Trial oi
the 22d Instant.

the 22d Instant.
Upon the opening Of the Hastings Court
Yesterday morning Mr.. G. V. Meredith
asked his Honor that the case Of w. X.
Bowie be sci for trial on the 22d instant.
He said Mr. Bowie is at this time very un-
well aud it is possible he may not be able
TO 90 into the trial upon the day he (Alr.
Meredith had suggested. In that event
he will ask that it be continued.
Commonwealth Attorney SpotswOOd
agreed TO AIr. Meredith's suggestions and
Judge Witt accordingly fixed the date men,
toned.
william Evans and Mike Collins were
each fned $50 and cost for resisting police
officer in the discharge Of his duty, and
they were also required TO give security in
the sum of $500 for their good behavior
for twelve months.
Lewis Brown (coloreD was fined S25 for
contempt of court for falling TO appear as
a witness after having been summoned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03

The Republican voters of the Fourth
precinct iu Jackson Ward last night elected
fhe following officers. Andrew J. Brown.
president. j. L. Baker. v,ce-prceident.
Jacob Cross. secretary James h. Powell,
assistant secretary Samuel Lottier, trea-
surcr: William Binford. chaplain.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing the
Administration, General Malone. and
Ju1rc M4ddifI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03

My disease rpsoriasisl first broke out on my
left check, spreading across my nose and almost
coycrRg my face. II ran into my Dyes and the
physician was afraid | would lose my eyeslght
altogether 10 spread all over my head, and my
hair all fell out until was entirely bald-heeded ;
it thon broke out on my arms and shoulders. I'M
til my arms we're Just one sore. lt covered my
entire body, my face, head. add shoulders being
the worst. The whito scab5 fol constantly from
my head, shoulders. and arms the skin would
thicken and DO red and very itchy. ana would
crack aud bleed II scratched. Afier spending
many hundreds Of dollars was pronounced in
curatle / beard Of tho CuIfCuKA REMEDIES,
and alter using Two bottles CUrIcCRA kEsOLyBNT
| could see change. aud alter had tnson four
bottles ! was a most cured. aud when / had used
six bottles OF CUrICURA kEsOLyxsT and one box
OF CUTICCRA and one cake of CUTisURA SOAP 1
vas cured OF tho dreadful disease from which
bad suffered for hye years | thought the dis
ease would leave q very deep scar, Dut the curl
CCRA REMEDIES cured it WilhOuE any scars.
canno. express with pen what suffered before
using the CUTICCEk REMEDIss. They saved my
life, and ioel my duty % recommend them.
Ny hair Is restored IS good as ever, and 30 Is my
eyasighL ] know OF a ngmOer Of different per-
sous who have used the CUTICURA Remedies. and
all have received great benefit from their use.
MRS. ROSA KELLY.
Rockwell City. Calhoun county, lows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03

Virginia Conclaye. consisting of about
ffty members. was organized last night ar
Belviderc Hall by judge George Y. Metzel,
past supreme archon. assisted bv Supreme
Dnuty-Archon r. W. Ailtz and Henry
Fle9enhcmer. archon ot Richmond Com
lave. No lG2 Ghe following gentlemen
were elected officers: Judge +. e.. Minor,
sitting past archon; j. samuel Parrish,
archon: Robert Hill, Jr., provost; Car
land b. Taylor. secretary; William W.
Moses. Jr.. hnancier: Richard ". Ihomp-
son. treasurer; John l. Elam, preate;
Robert n. Carson, inspector; Christian
Evensen, warder: ". j. Woodson. senti-
mel and Dr. II. 7. Franklin, medical ex-
aminer: Leroy r. Brown. W. 5. Pitcher,
and Peter n. Scott. trustees.
Judge Metzel. who organized this con-
clave. is the founder of this great order
and the ceremonies attending the organlza-
tion were very interesting and impressive.
Richmond Conclave, No. l62, meets on
the 18th, when six applicants will be IL
itlatpd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
Rnin or shine.

The Clay Ward Boys announce that they
viii run their excursion to Venita PARK on
Tbursday the 4th rain or shine. Tram
leaves tie Richmond and Allegheny depot.
foot foot of Eighth street, at A. NJ. A STRING
hand will accompany the excurslonis,s
CCeonmmittee Conn George W. Dance and ). f.
Rarfoot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
1t viii Probably BE Held in Lynohburs OF
Roanoke.

II viii Probably ie Hold N LNhVhuurs OF
Roanoke.
AT the meeting of General Mahone's Re
publican committees IN Petersburg on the
an instant the place as well as the time for
holding the Republican Convention Will be
determined upon.
A prominent Republican said yesterday
that Richmond has SO far not made any
offer 10 have the convention here. Lynch-
burg and Roanoke are bidding tor H. t'c1
of those cities. through its hotel-men and
other citizens. has agreed to defray the cx-
nenses of a hall in which to hold the meet
ing. and to pay band 90 furnish music.
II is likely the convention viii 20 70 one
of those cities unless the committee should
before its meeting next Tuesday evening
receive some offer from Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY.
The Board of Directors Adopt New Rules
for lis Government.

for LIS Government.
The Board of Directors of Hollywood
Cemetery Company had "a meeting at the
office of the Virginia State Insurance Com
panv at O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
II was called 10 consider the report Of
the Committee on Bylaws and Rules TO
govern the cemetery.
The report was received and approved.
In II there IT, no material change from the
old rules.
Some time ago it was proposed TO adopt
such regulations as would require tickets
of admission tothe cemetcry-grounds, but
in the rules adopted there Is no such Tea
ture.
Some new regulations in regard to the
gatekeepcr were adopted.
A general meeting ot the stockholdcrs
has been called 10 Doe held AZ the rooms OF
the Chamber of Commerce at o'clock Oh
Wednesday the 10th instant TO consider the
new rules. which after approval yesterday
were placed iu the hands of one OF the
committee for revision.
MIR. Henry EXau, one of the directors,
who was taken suddenly III Saturday eve
ming, was we'll enough TO be present yester-
daN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
s!OTILL BOOMING."-THE

O"THOM PSONis BkOatN tNE-ARsENlC
SPRING WATER came into the market la the
summer Of 1887. 10 ninsiy DAYS It's ronaerfui
medicinal virtue became 80 we'll known that the
agents (pOlk Miller 4 CO.. hgd 70 publish a cir
culsr ASKING the people not 20 buy ii during ihe
time In which their supply was limited, n ihey
could possibly got along without IL pu; leave is
for those upon whom disease had gotten a arm
hold This was q remarkable state Of things, IS
IL generally taxes great deaf Of pushing Ani
nowspaper "puflngn % make q new thing 20.
The news % the discovery Of this sater travelled
ION the wings " the wind " and orders for over
"twO thousand cases wsrs booked for delivery
whom the weather permitted It's transportation.
Its reputation has spread 10 such an extent ihat
over twenty thousand cssos - hsvs been hauiei
over rough mountain roads Tor shipment %
nearly every town and hamlet IN the ,ntted
states The southwestern part OF Nisginia.
rlough rich in mineral orcs and noted Tor rs
rne cattle and beautiful scenery. viii have
wider reputation on account Of this "ce'erraied
watern than from any other cause. Its elects
Ia curing Dyspe pss. sick Headache, nezenls,
and that most dreaded Of all troubles. Insomnia
and Tired Brain" are veil known % many ~ Tie
leading members OF the medical fraternity, aud
every day comes tho gratifying news OF iis great
healing power. Letters come from me Aofih.
south. last, and Wosg addressed 10 The COM
psBy's sgcnts, iaquiring where II can 10 had Ia
their secdons. From "four cases" sol,. N the
city OF Richmond Ia July. 1881. has spfeug sQca
general demand that to-day Il can DO found IA
nearly ali the states and rerritocios OF the unoD.
send 50 70 your druggist aud try a. u 70 sold
everywhere. Drop possal-eard 70 roth NIL
LxR Co. General AgeHs, asking Tor PAM
phlet dnptsining the Analysis. Ceruncaiss, AMI
full nf6fmation a. " how aud wAere 70 gst ne
wstsr. ~ aw.fssa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03

$3.50 90 Lynchburg and return. $3.50 to
Virginia Beach aud return r,0 Petersburg
and Norfolk and Western railroads D1u-
bic daily passenger service. Trains depart
from and arrive at Byri-Nfro"t station.
Il. W. Co,GrNEY. Passenger Agent.
9Ol Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03
MoItua-y Report.

The number of deaths in the city last
week was 50.
Causes Of Death: Brain eiusion, white
Bright's disease, colored; cholera inian-
tunn. s white and colored; consumption.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-03

Carleton Marks. the young man con-
victcd in Sussex county OF killing \. VI.
Bein. WIS received at the peur entlarv
Yesterday 10 serve five wears, the term of
hs conviction for the offence.