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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14

Indignant over 4" Fake "-SO White
cans.

Correspondence u tho Richmond Dispatch.l
ONANCOCK. Va, February -. 1889.
The relatives and friends Of the late john
Tboma. Fletcher. who died IN this county
two weeks ago, are indignant over false
report telegranhcd all over toe country from
Baltimore 10 the effect that he came near being
buried alive. ur. Fletcher was found dead
in bis on the morning Of wednesday,
January Goth 90 the folio Ging Jay his body
was cOnYeyc ed .eYerai miles 10 the home OF bis
son. J. Thomss Fletcner. Jr., who resides
st Jrnkinss Bridge. The iuneral service,
were held on Friday but As the body was
limp hs sons concluded not 10 allow him to
be buried that day. On saturday tns OOdy
became ugid, and fbe iuterment took place.
Dr. Frank Fletcher. formerly State senator
from this district aud nephew oi the de-
ceascd, was the attending physician, aad be
never hal anY doubt lrOm tue beginning
about the death Of his uncle. Mr. FLETCHER
was also uUcle TO Common wealtPs- Attorney
James n. Fletcher aud TO the wife Of Con.
gressman +. n. BayiY Browne. Mr. Fletcher
seems - have had a pTesentiment of his ap-
nroaching end. since on The afternoon before
he died be told a small boy who was hyinV
with him that IL ne wa. found dead the next
morning be wanted 10 be buried al Jenkins's
Bride.
EQu4lly untrue u the report telegraPhed
frOui Baltimore that the White Caps have
N ,de their sppe9rsDce IN AccOmacS and that
several have been whipped on Chincoteague
island. Several mischleyOus persons have
sent notice. 10 some notorious idlers and
bar rooms lOungers warning ;hem against
longer persisting n their idle and vicious
habit. These notices have had The effect Of
Frightening several OF the recipients into
more industrious habits. but no one bas
been whipped. nor Is there any Whiie-Cap
organ ization anywhere on the peninsula.
A pubic wharf will soon be bullt on
Sykes's sltnd. where the steamers OF the
Eastern SHORE Steamboat COmpiny Will
touch on their way 10 and from Baltimore.
kALLIAs.
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RsPUBLICAN mEEEING.
Fricnds o. Hon. IOhu =. Who to
Rally T9-ht%it.

Hon. John $ Wise reached here from New
York Monday night ana l,it ruesdav niynt
Il- visit wa. sad TO have been strictly on
business. and therefore could have no'hn; ;
u DO With M. iolioW ng dodger, which VS.
circulated Yesterday evening:
RsrrmIc,N tse.MrFIING-NEW OnD-
FUIoWs' HALL, InUR'DAY NiGur FEEnu
AnY l4Iu - Gcncvng TIE future success OF
Rcpuhhcenism IN virginia depends entirely
on united and harmonious partV, We, the
undersigned, Republican voters OF Richmond
city. dA hereoy call upon all RepuOlicars who
wish 10 see usr;y differences buried aud are
willing 10 help employ all reasonable aud
houorn1le means 10 bring together the war
ring faction. Of the perty IN tbis SiSie into
or, harmoniou, whole, 10 meet at New Dad
Fellows Hall, rhrd street. Thursday night.
Fchrulry l4lb instant. TO express tbelr f,cl-
iue against The resolution adopted by Re-
pub lean mass-mcctIug held al tishermen''
Ilan. this city, on Tuesday nighi, 5lh in
slant, which resolution virtually read the
Hon. John $. Wise and an WHO are in syn-
p thy Win him OFT OF the republican party.
Albert T.. Elu., =. l.. Williams, H. Il. Car
ter. J.. n. carter, 4. =. Nelson, L. Htmp-
tom Whtc. W. ". Fields. t. \. Pau.
I.ham n. Jen hins, :. T.. Clsrbson, John H..
Smh. IL. W. Robinson, snd }. Wesley
Jones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14

Thomas ". boswell, Messrs. p. II. Adams.
Iss,c Davenport }. q. Pace. Colooel ~. 7.
Douglas. y. ". Wilson, and Charles Philips.
Jufge ". W. Crump. aud Messrs. Isalc :.
Tower. aud W. !. Westw0od.
Active pall-beaers: Messrs. Joseph Hall.
william Henry scott, Valentine Hechler.
George Nait, John X. ChiIdrey, John T.
Hughes, and Charles Walker.
There was 'lsO in attendance the following
escort from Friend'hip Lodge, /. q. q. f..
Of which thc deceased was r menber: James
Futon, NOBLE grand; Charles 5. Billups,
vice gr nd; ". J. sydaor. chapl in; A. z.
Courtney. pa-t grand snostcr; T. A. Bran
non. II. \. Calm. Jefferson Powers, J. NJ.
Johnson. uast gCaud
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
WEST VIRGINIA.


Special Telegram TO the Dispstch.l
CHARLEsOS, ". Va, February ia-The
House bill 10 create snd e,tabllsh STATE hu-
rcau of labor to collect and compile stslis-
ties relating 10 aud TO provide for the iuspec.
ton Of the industrial establishments OF West
Virgins wa, passed bv vote Of ~ TO I.
The House jOint resolution insirucf'ng cur
representatives 10 Congress 10 favor the
passage OF the militia pension bill or
some other similar measure was then
taken up ond the Democrats voted
against Is adoption. Senators Flourney.
Brill. and &c tinser explaining that u
was not from opposition 10 the PENSION
srSlem. bu, from iimiied knoWleice of The
merit of such measure, sud thai u was purely
aqnestion tnlt should DC a,ieDdrdto by every
representa,lye in Congress. The resolution
was adopted by vote n I'D to 9. The reso-
lnlion offered bv senator Gcttinser In rela-
ton to the so-caled West Virginia ceriiG.
Gates was taken ny. and Mr. Gcttlnger said
he did not desuc 20 say much upon thissnn'
iect: thst IL pr scuiiug the resolution he
was actuated by pufelv business view. lie
considered the best intercsts OF the state ha I
been pfejudiccd by this matter not being
settled. senator Morris introduced sub
sfitute that n is the sense ot the Legislature
lhlt no proposition nc ifCtAhfN W WV liN-
ter. or tnlt ans part IN, ,reot he purchases.
The resolution and substitute were boin
laid upon the table by yJtc ~ Il 10 g. The
SeuRte bill authorizing the Governor ~ ap-
point special policemen upon the application
o! any railroad complny 10 protect lis pro-
pcrly and preserve peace and giving such
policemen the power OF conseryat0rs oI the
peace. the compensation 0i such policemen
to be paid oy The company makins The appli-
cation. wls taken up aud passed by a vote
of-syes. 10; noes, /.
Two ballots FOR United states senator were
taken. with no election and 40 change In
either ballot. The Duion-Lihor mem )crs
voted for Writ L. Ncac, Delegates Dorr.
Merrill. and Pricharl voted for Governor t..
". Wilson. And Dcieeate shank n voted tor
Frank Hereford. whole number of Notcs
cl,t. So: necessary to choice 81. OF which
kennl received 81. Goil 30. scattering :.
Thj, afternoon tbe senate hil &C.
ating 10 the Observance Oi the sab
bath by railroad COMPARES hy stopping
the running oi MI trains on railroads on that
dav except cassergcr or mail trains. or
trains with perlsnabie Ielght or I've stock
N transit. wa' taken up and defeated by q
vote ot lG tO +.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
MI'RDEIl AND ARSON.
Several Important Arrests in West
Virginia
Special telegram to mo Dispatchl

Especial telegram 20 fhe Dispa'chl
CHARLESTON. W. Va. February l3.-On
the morning ~ August l.th The storc-roNm
of Wallace a kelly. IN west Charleston. w1s
burned. together witt all its contents. 81
mon Waltce, one Of the proprielors, and
ms mother. Mrs. Rachael Wallace, alept IN
the rooms over the store. and they pctished
I'm the niucs As they were IN gO0l health
and known " be light sleeIers " was soon
whispered that they had been ioulv dealt
with. The evidence az fhc inquest showed
tbat the fire was oi incendiary origin.
aud 10 was reported later that wagon.
load oi goods was taken frOm the store
al late boar 10 tre night. Rewards aggrc-
eating about two thousand dollars were
oacrcl for the clftufe of the incendiaries
Dy Tho county aud pryote individuals, ami
detectives have been working on ihc case un-
ccasinglv. To-day :. \. iligginhoiiom,
John Morning. JOan Oliver. aud Miunlo Ford
atds iioliey were arrested on three separate
warants-twO each for murder aGd one for
ioccndilrsm. Warrants are also ont Tor
-- Giycus, a prominent flrmer, who has
heretofore borne good reputation. and John
lliggiubottom = \. lliggmboltom owned
building adjoining the st0rehouse, which
was also burned he getting b., fun value IN
insurance, and Givcus. hi- fsthcr-in.laW. is
suspected u being the person who took
away the wegon.iOad II good-. n ls ho-
leved that one Of the party will turn State.
evidence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14

The following delegates have been elected
from the Richmond lodges 10 the twenty
nth annual session Of the Grand Lodge
Knights OF PVtbiss Of Nhgisia. which con-
yenes 10 A.exaufrla on Tuesday the l9lh
Al 5 o'clock ard will continue for three days:
Virgins. No. ., l.. z. Hulce; ola Dominion
No. 4. Il. ). warrinc; Syracuse. No. .,
George ". LOngsworth; Damon NO. Z, \.
II. Grooms Marsha'l, No. y, Juoius A.
Cosby: Germanla, No Is, Carl Ruhrmond;
Hines. No. II, ". II. Courtney; Jeherson,
No. %, +. {. Jones; Myrtle, No. %, john
Maxwell
The members OF the Grand Lodge from
Richmond will leave on the Il:0I A. NJ.
train tlsichmond, Fredericksburg aud Poto-
mac failrOad) Tuesday, Fe1ruary 1911, and
will reach Aexandris at 3 Z. NJ.
There are forty seven lodges 10 the state,
with total membership Of 3,026.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
Rnid Paaha.

The Philadelphia and Norfolk press are
unanimous in their praise Of this operate
production. which will be presented for the
frst tine 10 Richmond at the Academy this
evening.
The scene IS laid 10 the orient, and the
cosiumlug and stage pieces are very brilliant
Not single piece Of the Academy scenery !
used. The conplny carry it, scenic outdt
comp,tte.
Tnc music Is by giiled German, Richard
Stahl. aud The brclio By Scott Nirble. The
company include Francis GalllTd, the fine
French baritone, Il. y. Dunbar. oi the orlel-
nal Tycoon Company; Ilnbert Wllke, an Old
fayorite; Joseph Grccnsfelder. well known
I'D Richmond; Miss Helen Dungeon, Miss
Carrie Godfrey, aud Miss Alice Gailard,
who has been seen here several times IN the
last two seasons.
Indication, point 20 q large business for
the Pasha IN Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
Per.onaIA and Briefs.
rbls is St. NaIentIne.s Day.


Me.srs. George H. Holmes and G. A. Tray
Tor. special agent. United states Department
Of Labor. are ~ the city.
Maior Camm Paiteson, OF buckingham.
and eX-Jurge John o. Reynolds, Of Cumber-
and, are in the city.
The Howitzers have decided TO parade
February pa and to have a banquet that
might. They have also decided to visit Bos-
ton in June next.
AZ the meeting OF 81. johns Lodge. No.
36. Of Mssons. beld Tuesday night Mr.. Wit
Ham II. sand. was elected senior deacon sni
:. Leroy Sutherland, Esq, JUNIOR deacon,
10 an vacancies.
Nr. James b. Peasants was elected one oi
the directors OF the Granite Perpetili Build.
ing Fund Company instead OF Mr. j. B.
Thomas. whose name was erroneously pub.
lished Yesterday.
4 deed Of assignment from William
Mitchell, doing busioes, 4, 9)l east Naln
street under the name md style OF william
Michel q Co., 10 sol. Cuichns, trustee, has
been recorded IN the clerks Office OF the
Lhacery Court.
Al a meeting oi the Board Of Directors oi
the Richmond Grain and Cotton Exchange,
held yesterday morning. It was ordered that
ON and after Friday, February 18Th. the hour
Of - NJ. shall be the time FOR the daily meet
ing Of members Tor transaction oi business.
instead OK 1889 A. NJ, n al present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
MOTHERS! MOTHERs!!

Are you disturbed at night snf hroSsu of your
rect BY q sick child suffering and crying with ths
excrucatlng pain Of cutting teethi II -. 90 81
once ami grt a bottle of Aks WINsLOw's
SOOTHING SYRUP. IL will relieve tho poor
little sufferer Immediately depend upon u;
there Is no mistake about T. There is net .
mother on earth wso has ever used who "il
no, tell you At once that II viii regulate ths
bowels and give rest 70 the mother, aud relief
aud health " the child, operating Lac magic Is
Is perfectly safe TO use in All cases sni pleasant
tdthe taste, and Is the prescription Of one of ths
oldest aud best female physicians and nurses Ia
the United states Soii eserywherr. Twenty
i've ceats q bottle. feeeoi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
Inoi, ON Tor Them.

ANY Information w,il he gratefully re-
ceiyed lcadlug 10 The discovery and arrest ot
parties representing themselves - my agents
IN order 20 srll cheap glasses on my tepula-
tiou. All Of nv spcC,scles are stamped
"llawkrs" on the bow, sud no others aro
genuine. Ihey are not supplied 20 pcdiefs
at sny price y. G.. Cahcll, Jr., a co are
my only authorized dealers IN Richmond.
An other pretended dealers in my goods are
frauds. \. IA. HAYNES.
Inventor and sole Proprietor oi Hawkes.
Patent E,e.Glas,es and cry y,taililcd Lenses,
Atlanta Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14

presents nov ami valuable food beverage IL
Is delicious 81 tho tasl'. hig1ly nutritious, snt
rendered really digsstble. 10 DO found a. tie
drIggists AMI grorers
"FRAGRAsr CREAM or ALMONDS tho pure
creamy extract of no sEoet almond. long since
rcc0gnllol a. the best. surest, aud most harm
less application for chspped. tondsr, or burning
skin ~ hands. IL protects nnd Improves tho
skln ani complexion. Ani Is delightful prepa-
ilon. II is tho ladies' preference. - and b.
cents por bottle. sold by drugZstA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14

Green and wife to Francis Berry, % feet on
NORTH side Of Leigh street near Brook avenue.
81 2sj; John Hsrt to James Netherwood. -
feet on south side o street near Twenty
sixth street. s2j0; william II. Haxall's ex.
ecuiors 10 Thomas ID. Neal. Jr.. 64 liz feet
on north side Main street between Fourth
and Fiilh, and l0i feet on the east side OF
Fourth street. $4,000; John J. 1orrison snd
wife TO Bet,Ie MstioX. 265 feet on west
side Twenly-iourth street between and o.
sSS2 80; Sophia VI. Pemborton and Felicia
A. Edwards's trustee 10 Thomas ". Tignor.
20 f'et on Broad street southwest corner
Thirty-frsi, $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14

In the afternoon. The evidence was OF
about the same character A. that formerly su,
duccd. SIR. Kobe was sent on to the gs'hu
jurv; Messrs. Finuerty and Gentry were
dI-chlrgcd.
Itis not improbable that the arrest on seVe-
raj pers0ns who were witnesses Tor the pros-
ecut.On may grow ont OF the evidence given
in these examinations. One man admtteu
that he had been convicted OF Detit larcen',
ana vet he trird to vote and took the oath.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
A Fan,aus Mnd,eI.

Several years ago an artist OF Dresden per.
suaded a locksmiib there 10 give up his trade
and become an artists model. II was good
thing for the loeksmith, who Is now the Ia
nous "muscle-man OF Dresden," whose
maguificently-deyelope body makes bin
prooably the most renowned modei 10 the
world. 10 order TO preserve for future ar
fists 40 exscl duplicate OF bis extraordinary
figure the director OF the Royal saxon Pow
zsllaniabrik at Meissen recently invited hIm
there. that east from life might be taken Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
EEns Not owen Bond.

Thomas Hewlett, the Young c0lOred man
who ia charged with shooting at an electric
car conductor with intent 10 kin, is still m
jail. Judge VIII, az stated 10 this psper
Yesterday morning. has consented 10 allow
bail in the sum OF $1,000, but when the
uu,tlugs Court adjourned last evening the
prisoner had not produced his bonhsman.
Rev Evans Payne went to the Ponce codri
Yesterday morning for the mother OF the
prisoner and paid The liue Of so with J1 -
costs imposed on Hewlett, for carrying con-
cealrd weapons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
Escaped tho Alamo

A dispatch from Bardstown. n.y.. 10 the
Louisville Courier.Jonrni ssy.; "Cslouei
J,mes A. Wood died ai bis home. IN Bloom-
Geld: aged seyenty-four ,etrs and orc day.
lie came 70 this county when quite young
and has SINCE made t his home. lIo went
IN 1885 20 Texas and toos parl IN The rcvolu-
tion then existing. IL wss II The massacre
~ the Aiamo. and. with two Others, es>
capfd. they beng the only three who sur
yiysd that memorable event The account
Of the escape a. given by hiIn i hat when
Santa Anna ordered the prisoners 60 be shot
he Wood dropped to the ground sud begsn
20 roll over and over until the river was
reached. when bee sprang 10 his feet and
~ ,de good his escape. coming direct 70 his
home,H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
Dr. wharton. Meetings.

The moetinz n the second Baptist church
last night was the most largely attended ore
~ the series. No revival meeting has ai
tracted such crowd. since Mr Moody was
here. Large hunters rose requesting
PRAYERS last nighl. There were some fifteen
OF twenty professions Of faiih. Dr. Whar-
ton preacbc. scain to-nikht. There will be
% meeting this afternoon 10 the iecWrc-room
Of the church from 10 D.; al.oa meeting for
men and boys from = 10 O'Clock, ST winch
hour the services begin up-stsirs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
The Eiaerlon Cases.

Commissioner Peasants heId the prelimi-
nary examination yesterday 10 the last OF the
cases OF the Democratic judges OF election,
ehallencers, &C., charged with obstrueting,
biooefins. and delaying the yotins at the
late presidential election. Tue persons ac-
ensed we're Messfs. Jonn Fiunerty, w. }.
Gentry, and Henry A. Kolbe. all Of whom
90, sed al the Fourth precinct Jackson
ward. The examination. ss 10 the pre-
yious cases, was very long ssd hre-
sasa.. not concluding until nearly O'Clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14

A BUnilo special says: Hurry Hartie, O;
Bo.t0u, had narrow escape from death at
Niagara + lls this afternoon. lie was warned
not 20 climb the Ice mountain without creep
ers. but he persisted 10 doing 30 and 0isGli.sed
his guide. just as be w,s about 70 plant his
feet 90 the summit be slipped and fell bead
long. sliding with splash into the riyer.
lie wa, rescued by one OF the guide,, nearly
dead from exposure 10 the cold wster. lie
was taken TO his hotel and will undoubtedly
recover
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
ALarze ftse an Sew York.

NEW YoRX. February i3 "A Gre broke ous
early this morning 10 the five-story building
Nos. sos and Coz west Tbirty-sixih street.
As Il promised 70 spread reioforeements OF
drc-engiues were called out. The Gre broke
out IN the top floor. but made iis way down.
wa'd by degrees The ffemen struggled for
ne,riy an hour and half before the, had "
under control. The three upper stories
where the greatest damage wss done we're
occupied by silk manufacturers. Most cf
their stock was DESTROYED. On the lower f.oor
sausagcs aud pickles are made. Their loss
was not 50 great. The total loss was roughly
esiimN,ed at al early hour at between sij, 200
aud 10000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
nnon ApYIcR.

three years ago was compelled 10 throw up
my place because Of Olooi-poison. hass been
rallroading for years, aud my condition may 10
Imagined when hai " give up good Job DO
cause Of sickness Hot Springs. physieisns. and
msfcury dld mo 20 good. through no aiyics
II another began taking 5. :. =. and today
an we'll aud Al work again. WHAT more can
cay for the medicine, except go and DO Ike
visep- JAsPEK SOcHf
IN>rfu Tam July Is issS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
Pollee-Court Funds.

The Police Court Of Richmond is paying
institution. In fact the clIy has few better
sources Of revenue 10 n this. The fixed eX-
pens's o. the court are now about S3j2 per
month, while the criminal income OF the
court l. about $1,000, and 90 per cent. u
thi, goes 10 the cfy. The collections for the
fr.t tnree days Of this week aggregate about
@f-5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
CENTS PER COPY.

the upper par, Of his body. II - said that
"his muscular development IL 90 compete
and detailed that even the least and slightest
cord Of every muscle stands forth promi-
uently, ard his whole BODY looks ss " II
were woven together OF plated like basket
work. Hts muscles have such a hardness
that they feel to ihe touch as II they were
carved Ia wood.v
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14

4 A. CATLIS. Up. NJ. desirsbiy y-loisied lo' 10
Henrico county.
GRORGx w. MAYO ii:3o A. NJ. stock OF gro
cerles at No. Is south Thirteenth street
JAMES b. ELAN, " NJ. trustees sale of small
farm on the chsries-Ciy road near mo siV
Of hichm0nd.
RAWLINGS q HOSE. lP. ", trlstes's sale q
very desirable properties 10 The city VI aich-
moad aad county of Hsnriro.
II sFLpgS TAYLOs. ~ 10 2. NJ. commission
erls sale Of undivided Interest la house No.
la49 Main stroeL
J. H. VALENTINE. Iex A. ~. toilet sets, lamps.
disbss. B..
aEok8E ". MAYO. i0x A. NJ. walnut snd
oak cham Der saits, e>rpesss parief seit. sale
book eases desks, stovea. xc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
sfortunry Report

The number Of deaths lest week was 90.
CQHses Of Death: Bronchitis. colored;
congestion Of lungs. coiOred; consumption.
. white and colored; cOnyulsions-inian.
tile. white; Group. , coloTed; cystitis. l
white; debility. l colored; dsrrh@a 1
white; diphihers, l white; e~ysipeas. |
White; icvsr-typhold. white; tcvcr-ma-
larial. colored: hclrt>disease, white and
I colored; infinticide tprobaolyl. colored /;
lafyugitis -phl1i>icIl, Whit; marlsmus.
white; meningitis. white; old rge. coll
orcd; plralvsis. / white; pneumonia, ,
wblie ana colored; suic dc by plstol,>hot.
l white; trcibog, / colorcd; unknown, l
whiee and , colored
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
Marriage of mr. =. y. Gone ana Miss
Anna Putncy.

Mr. Archibald Plea.snts Cone ard Miss
Anna Puiuey were married at Broad d-Street
Methodist church Al $50 O'Clock 'ast night
Rev. Mr.. Lambetl oficioted. and after =
reception at The residence Oi The bride :
father Sir. and Mrs. Cone left on The Dan
Willie road for Atlanta and other southern
citics.
the lady attendants were Misses Lizzie
Putney, Eva Pulney, aud Josephine Put
ncy.
Tue ushers were Mcssrs. Lapghorne Put
ncy. Walter II Miles. William +. Reed,
Austin Brockonbrough. A. y Eddins. James
T. E.tes, Or. Pail. Taylor, and i. c. Worth.
iuytOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
Tr.a.u,er ea,pe. acquitted.

The only case tired in the Hu.tings Court
Yesterday was that OF Alexander Gaines
lcoloied). charged With embezzling Ss56 Is.
the funds OF CHARITY Lode. No. p, OF
Mssous, OF which the accused was formerly
treasurer, and ibis occupied bu' little Time.
Only one witness was examined. when Com
mOr wesllh's- Attorney spot'woOd. feeling
satisfied that there was no esldeece TO sus-
tam the char c. rested the case for be prose.
cutiou, aud the jurs. after momenps retire
ment. brought ia a verdict OF not guilty.
Gaines was therefore DISCHARGED from Gus
,ody. Messrs. d. &. Richardson aud II. VI.
smith, Jr. represented the ae ,,sed, who has
ALWAYS borue y good chsract
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
A Little Boy

Last yoar my little boz John hai a breaking
out with sores all over his body, which WAS palm
ful and Troublesome. After using other reme-
dies for several months. while mo sores grew
worse, I was induced 20 give hin sgiivs specinc.
ITO began 10 improve a. once and alter taxing
throe bottles the eruption was gone. aud Tho
child vas altogether healed j. y. COCK
Afbang. Ga.. september ~. 1888
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-14
s,a,ua.a Cottoa,xcna,re.

Al = meetiHg OF the Board Of Directors OF
the Grain and Cotton Exchange, held yes
terday morning, Il was decided thst begin
ming on Friday Hext, February 10 nl the
hour for commencing sales on the floor OF
the Exchange be esanged to IL o'clock NJ. ia
lieu OF 10:3O A. VI. a. at present.