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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
DEADFOR MANYDAlS
BODY OF A MAN FOUND NEAR PRoV'-
DeNce FORGE.
a. s.i5 IN re 8. NJ. Bowers. of Rich
mond-An Inquest Held ana
Remains Buried.

special telegram received by tho Ds-
,n,o, from Providence Forge last nigh'
savs the body of a man was founG TWO
mics west of that place by sectlon-hana'
A ;ustice of the peace was notified ana Ne
snmmonea Jury and held an inquest over
the remains.
Thev came TO the conclusion that de-
ceased was s. NJ. Bowers, OF Richmona'
lut they could not tell how he came by his
death.
BURIED WHERE FOUND.
From the appearance of the body ~ was
.,',orent n had been dead for several days.
me remains were buried near the spot
where discovered H.. ,,,
Reference 20 the City Directory does not n
show that there ~ snch person nor d a.
1cccased. though there are several persons
Of the name OF Bowers. , - .l;oo
Iuouirv was made at all the poice-
stations. but none Of the officers couid give
information OF such person.
TIE PLACE.
provilencc Forge Is twenty-four miles,
below Richmond. on the Chesapeake anu
ONO railway. ID is n favorltc place lor eN eN-
cursfons and pic-nics. and seVerai peiSoiiii ,
10 whom The telegram was shown Neh, ,,. ,ui -
the opinion that Mr. Bowers, II h.' II
mond man. went down on an eNcuis'oli' M
wandered % from his party. was takeii ll,,
and died. or possibly be may nave oeeh
family dealt with.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
R,cu,toyD Va July II. 1S9

RICHMOND, VA. July -. io1V-
At meeting OF the Board of directors
of the Richmond Perpetual buiidlhg'
Loan and Trust Company, held this day.
the following resolutions were uhiii-
mously adopted; a..
In the list Of the corporators or TINS
company there appears the name OF Henry
Rodeker. The minutes OF the company
record the fact that he was present AT the
first meeting of the incorporators May .O'
1875. when the charter was accepted Mr.
Rndeker was elected a member Of the hrst
Roard of Directors and has by continued
elections remained member OF said board
until the day of his death. which, occurred
.Inly l6. 1890. The records further attest
the fact that he was presentat nearly every
meeting of the company aud the directory,
and bv his gentle manner, ms courteous
hearing. liberal and enlightened views,
and nrompt attention 10 business he won
tbe Confidence. respect, and affections OF
All with whom he has been connected. IL
"a therefore meet and proper that TINS
hoard place upon record their high esteem
NJ HIM as man and faithful officer OF this
Resolr.d. That in the death of Henry
Rodeker ESQ. this company has lost q
faithful. attentive. and efficient member
of ITS directory. and his colleagues mourn
the loss of an honored and beloved co
laborer in the administration OF IT'S anairs
with which he has been so long identlnec
and in which he has always evinced th'
most lively interest.
Resolred. That we tender to his bereavet
wife and children our most profound sym
pathy in the very great loss they have sus
tained.
Resoiced, That the board and its officer
attend his funeral in body.
Resolped, That copy Of these resolution
be spread on the minutes and published II
the Richmond Dispatch, and that duly
authenticated copy be forwarded to TN
family of the deceased
JoHS Z. HAWKINS. Committee.
HENRY RosESHHIM.
4. ID. STARKE, President.
W. Lorensein, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
Personals and Briefs

DR.. Julian T. Wright is expected home
from the mountains to-day.
Mrs. DIR. Manson and sons are summer
ing at Nimrod Hall, Bath county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Watkins have gone to
Atlantic City. n. j., for the season.
The Old Dominions and Fultons will have
n game of ball on Island Park at Z. NJ.
to-day.
Rev. Adolphus French. of Kentucky, is
in the city, visiting his mother, Mrs. III. T.
French.
MIR. Ballard Stokes is extremely i'll at the
residence of Mr.. S A. Rhodes. H919 Lau-
rel street.
Miss Maggie Young. of Petersburg, is
visiting her uncle, j. l.. ii. Young. at 2l3
Reservoir street.
In the Chancery Court Yesterday Mr.. A.
Greentree qualified as administrator OF the
estate of Jacob Cohn.
There will be an address at the Male Or
phan Asylum tomorrow afternoon at 6:3O
by Rev. DR.. Ii. A. Upper.
Colonel Samuel T. Coleman. member OF
the House of Delegates from Cumberland
county, was in the city yesterday.
The Good Templars OF hlcnmond are
contemplating establishing paper IN tins
CITY. II this is done MIR. Joseph Ii. shep-
nerd will be the editor.
There will be a match game of baseball
on Mayo's Island this afternoon at
O'clock between the Old Dominions, cham
plons of the city. and the Fulton club
which has only been defeated once thi'
| season.
The entire cost of taking the census II
| Richmond was about S2,500. The amoun
would have been smaller but for the ne
cessary clerical labor employed IN lnvesti
eating complaints Of omissions and verify
| ing the tabulated schedules.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
Y. M. C.. A. NOTES.
The Encampment In Hampton-out'hs
This Afternoon, Etc.

THIS Atternoous
The annual encampment OF the foung
Mems Christian Association OF Virginia
and Maryland commenced yesterda, ~
Hampton, and will continue Tor ten uaSs;
Delegates are expected from Gil paf's vi
the two States.
During the encampment the greater por-
ton of the time will be given up TO such
amuscmcnts as boating. bathing. nshiie'
lawn-tennis. and baseball, but three hours
Of each day will be devoted to study OF
the Bible. with Rev. DR.. Dlnwiddie, one OF
the most profound biblical students III the
State. a. instructor.
The methods OF Young Mems Christian
Association work viii also be discussed.
One Of the city instructors OF the gyniila-
sium will have charge Of the atnie,ic
amusements. The cncampment VIII oe
held AT Hampton, as n pressing invitation
,yas received from the association there,
and the use of the armory Will be tendereu
the delegates.
TIE OUTING THIS AFTERNOON.
This afternoon the fourth outing OF the
Young Mems Christian Association Ont
ing Club will be given. The trip ~ per
hans the most interesting one yet selected
and combines pleasure with instruction.
The following is the programme:
Rcndezyous, Young Mems Christian As
shciation building 5P. NJ. Take street
cars and ride 10 the dock foot Of Twenty
seventh street. Row down the river 70
Powhatan's seat the old Mayo homestead.
Inspect the site of Captain John Smith
rescue by Pocahontas and other historic
points. Leader, 7. A. Arthur;
The club has adopted uniform cap and
holt of the club colors. orange and black,
aud will appear in them for the first time
this afternoon.
ro- MORROW AFTERNOON At THE =. NJ. c. A.
However torrid the weather may be on :
side. the gymnasium of the Young Men
Christian Association is always cool and
pleasant. 1t is on this account that the
aeeociation holds its Sunday afternoon
meetings there. The services tomorrow
will be conducted 10y two OF the assoeia-
ton workers. Messrs. 2. A. Arthur and q
b. Sydnor. It begins at O'CLOCK aho
closes at 6. All young men are invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
NEW JERSEYS iRoN-WORKs STRIKERS
They Are All Late Employees OF hess"'
Cooper and Hewitt-rheir Demands
fpv .aIagranh 10 tho Dispatch.l

TRyvroS. n. j., July ls.--The strike AZ
the New Jersey Steel and Iron Works ana
Trenton Iron-Works, which together enl-
ploy over 1000 men, is still on with no nct-
ter prospect of termination than when nrst
commenced Tuesday. Messrs. Cooper and
Hewitt. of New York. manage both mills.
Those striking at the Trenton Iron Works
are the roughers and heaters IN what are
known as the eight and ten-inch miils.
Several hundred men are out at the Ne"
Jersey works. but at the Trenton works
less than 100 are on strike, although IL
is thought that the number Will run up
TO over 500 after this week. IL ~ under
stood that the firm say they can have tneir
iron rods rolled quite as economically eisc-
where as in their works mere, and hence
do not care whether the rolling-mil hands
stay out or return TO work. The only roll;
ING done by them here IL for rods used
i'm the wire department, which IL
the chief feature of the Trenton
Iron Company's business. The New
Jersey works. on the contrary, 90
large trade IN bridge-bullding. etc. ihey
cannot. carry on their business without
operating their rolling-mill. The strikers
at the Trenton lron-Works ask an increase
of 20 per cent, which they say VIII leave
them TWENTY-FIVE cents a ton below the
rates allowed in Philadelphia. They assert
that by . system of gradual reductions
since 1876 they have been ground u1wn 20
lower rates than are paid 10 siIniiar lines vi
| workmen elsewhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
Police Court Pickings.

or the cases before the Police Court yes
terday morning these were the most I'M
Dolly Brown (coloredD, unlawfully. as;
saulting and beating Belle Bowler. FINED
-. 30 and costs.
Molhe Hughes (colored), unlawfully as
saulting and abusing Matte Christian on
the street. Fined $3.50 and costs.
Carrie Scott and Della Mayo (colored),
fighting and creating a disturbance on the
street. Fined $3.50 and costs.
Bob Glassce (colored). unlswfully. as
saulting. cursing, and abusing Josephine
Stewart on the street. Required TO give
security in the sum OF 800 tor ninety
days.
Eliza Nelson (colored), unlawfully as
saulting and threatening the life OF Laura
White. Required to give security III the
sum of $50 for ninety days.
Dumpe Twyman (colOred), being drunH'
disorderly, and fighting on the. street. BE-
curity in the sum of 500 required Tor SIX
months
Moses Norman and Robert Smith tcoior-
ed). stealing one overcoat of the value oi
Sl5. Continued until July 26th.
Samuel Booker tcolored), drunk ana dis-
orderly on the street. Security in the sum
of 800 required for thirty days.
William Hobson and Sheridan Fountain
both colored). disorderly and fighting on
the street. Fined $3.50 and costs each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
THE QUESTION NOT ANSWERED.
A Citizen. of Petersburg Charged with
Violating the Census-Law.

Mr. II. c. Scott. OF Petersburg, was ar
rested in that city Yesterday 10y Deputy
United States Marshal Thomas Ballard and
brought over % Richmond and taken be
fore u.ted States Commissioner IhoiGasS :.
Atkins 10 answer the charge of violating
the law with reference % taking the census.
The warrant was issued by Judge Atkins,
and charged Mr.. scott with refusing 10
answer the property" questions on the
census schedule or IN other words. with
declining 20 tell NJ. James :. Nottingham.
one of the Petersburg enumerators, what
Wa the amount OF MS mortgage.
When Major Ballard left here yesterday
morning he expected TO return on the 1916
tram. tut he could not get ready SO
promptly as he hal hoped, and did not get
here until late IN the afternoon.
Nir. Scott was taken at once before Com
missioner Atkins and gave bond for his ap-
pearance Monday morning. az which time
the case was cont uued for examination.
Mr.. Scott was seen by a Dispatch reporter
last night before he lett for home. anC
asked Il he would make a statement con
corning the case. He replied that he die
not desire % say anything. lie regarded
the arrest as unneces sary, and SAID he wa
confident that when the matter was probe'
II would be found that he bad not refuse'
TO answer any proper questions
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
TWO FUNERALS YESTERDAY.
Services Held over the Remains OF MAJOR
boswell and Nr. Bodeker.

boswell and Nr. Bodeker.
III s,,,croI of Major Thomas W. Dos
vcU took place from 81. james tplsc0pai
't,.eh ~ : o'clock Yesterday afternoon.
IN was attended by one Of the iarses.
concourses of people ever gathered IN tnai
church ON such an occasion. III the auuls
ono, were many prominent persons Vi
thi. cifv Hanover, and other places.
Tbe fniscoual service was read by heV'
Drs peterkin and Dashioll. One OF the
I,.,ors was read bv Rev. Dr. Hoge, VINO
was warm personal friend oi the W "
cogecd. The singing by a quarlet.c VIZ
- tender and sweet and appropriate ~
the occasion. ..o-o,,s opd
Tho floral offerings were numerous au'
,,a,.g a. them costly and beautiful.
'Tbe irterment was made III the fanny
section i'm HOLLYWOOD. All the coloreh 9ei-
wants of the deceased were IN the city 10
attend the funeral. .ho ,or
Honorary Major +. T. D. Myers, MessIS.
James Crenshaw. Isaac Davenport y; H.. ~
Tavlor. JUDGE ". ". Crulnp, l.. T. m
ton. +. n. Doane. j. ID. h. Sleight,, yoIS ~
Purcell, G. D. Langhorne, Dr; Z. W. "
Brock. Hon. Il. IA. CaTdTell, Judse H. W.
Hughes. and John EnGers d NJ
Active -Nlessrs. Z. +. Dupuy, }. Il. MOS
hv. Seaton Tnslcy. o. II. Berry, Scoti Nai
rinctou. j. B. Beasley, Isaac Davenport
Jr., L.. II. Wright
MR.. HENRY BoDEKFR.
The funeral Of Mr.. Henry Bodeker, wh9S
d,od AT his residence on south fourti
airect Wednesday night. too. place troil
the Second Baptist church yesterday ai'er
noon al . o'clock. @.
Members Of the Commandery OF ~, An
drew. No. 1S. Knights Iemplars. and hlch
mond Lodge. No. 10. of Masons. ana IN
Richmond Light Infantry blues Associa
ton attended: also, members OF tn
Richmond Perpetual Building. Loan an
Trust Company. Of which deceased hh'
been one OF the first directors.
The church wis crowded with trlend
and acounintances The floral design
were profu~o and beautiful, especially tina
sent hy the druggists Of the city.
Rev. ". ". iAndrum, ID. d., IN his re
marks dwelt most feelngly upon the com
mcndable qualities and characteristics o
the deceased.
Captain Frank Cunningham sang tina
EXQUISITE hymn, IL Would not Lave Al
way." In his usual beautiful and sympa
thetic style.
At the conclusion Of the services the re
mains were taken 10 Hollywood ana IN
tered
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
4 DvICE TO MOTHERS.

For over nny yesrs MRS. wiSsLowS
SOOTHING SYRUP has boon used by mothers
for their children white teotnins Arc you dis
,urpsd at nigh, and broken OF your rect by asicS
child suffering and crying with pain OF cu"ins
teeth, II so send A. once ana ssts oou'e"
"MrS winslows soothing syrup" fof 'hna's"
Teethiug. Iss value Is incalculabls IL VIII re-
ueve the poor li,tis sufferer immsdiaioiy De-
mend upon II. mothers: theeo 10 no mistake
abou, IL Il cures Dysen,ery and Disrrhas,
regulates tho stomach and Bowels, cures WIND
Coilc. softsus tho Gums. rciucss lnnamJnsuoa'
and gives tono and energy To tho whole system.
"Mra winslow's Soothing syrup" for chiidrsn
,.ethine Is pleasant to tho taste and is tho pre-
scription Of one Of the Oldest and best female
pbysicians and nurses in tho United s'sses ana
is for sale by all druggists throughout sh' "oe'a.
Price 25 cents u bottle. BE euro AMI ASA 'oe
Ap i0LoodtJau
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
Nrw Land Company.

Judge Beverley r. Wellford, Jr., OF the
Henrico Circuit Court, in vacation, yester,
day granted a charter to the Richland
Land and Improvement Company, which
has for its object the transaction OF the
hne;ness usually done by land and build
inc -fund companies. The capital stock is
To be not less than $4,000 nor more than
100000.
The officers for the first year are:
Joseph Nj. Fourqurean, president; T., A.
Sublett. yice-president; Norman V. Ran
dolph, secretary and treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
You Can stick This IN ysur Nat

Mr.. Louis Felihcimer. of this city. wishes
n distinctly understood that under no
consideratron will he allow any person IN
his line OF business TO dictate 20 Nun nov
they would like him 70 dispcses sssa o. NJ. mn
goods. II these people see nj 70 nsop ny
o,b;tant profits they have perfect rigns
20 do 40. but a. long a. Mr.. Felihsimer u
,,ast;nv with srch excellent success the
nuhiic can rest assured that his system OK
Ealing At the smallest possible vfoht VIII
never no changed. Mr. feliheimsr gusrsn-
tees saving Of at least - TO y per cont ;
and there Is not q person in tho city OF
Richmond that can dispute r.; HIS pre-
on Feather Weight Coats ana sests w, ~ 'p-
duce any person that will VISIT the .: =. =:
whether they wish to or not.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
The Easi-End Club Wins.

There was shooting-match on Mayos
Island yesterday afternoon between the
Fast End and Richmond Cunning CLUBS
for $40 patent spring trap.
Each team consisted of five, men, ana
each marksman had twenty-five BIRDS;
There were a number of gentlemen fond
of sporting matters present and deep IN
terest was manifested IN tine g0M,es' "nicn
Two of the East-End shooters brought
down twentv-one birds each and the five
scored IS out of a possible 125, as against
the Richmonds 76. The East-End Club
cot the prize.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
v,s,,or. for the soldiers' Home.

At the meeting last night of Lee Camp
Messrs. James b. Pace. n. V. Randolph. D..
". Thomas, and John Maxwell were re-
elected members Of the Board OF Visitors
for the Soldiers Home.
The committee appointed to consider the
cxpediency of publishing a memorial
volume Of the dedication of the Lee monn-
ment asked for furthur time in when 10
mako their report, which was granted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19

papers and packages too large TO be put in
The ordinary letter-boxes have been located
as follows: State street and Louisiana
avenue. Thirtieth and Broad streets.
Twenty-ffth and venable, venable and
Mechanicsville turnpike, Fairfield and
Seventeenth. Bates and Second, Brook
avenue and Leigh. Broad and Hancock,
Broad and Brook avenue. and Cary and
RaaervOir streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19

OF the order 70 large audience OF ladies
and "u gentlemcn % n, springfield Hall, Twen1-
fy.siSth and NJ streets, Tuesday, night, al
ter which a section was instituted. This or
der navs from 500 TO $4,000 in seven years !;
81. 50 TO $50 per week for sickness; from
$50 to 81 900 for total disability ana
si2.5O to $500 at death. The officers OF
this section will be installed at next meet
ing. which will be at the same hall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
REUNION or THE OLD FIRST.
The Survivors Celebrate the Anniversary
in Pleasant style.

in Pleasant style.
Yesterday was the twenty-ninth anniver-
slry of the old First Virginia regiment,
and the survivors Of that command ana
number of guests titly celebrated the occa-
SION with n reunion at Blenner's Park.
quite a large number Of the veterans
were present and all spent joyous day.
The Committee OF Arrangements-con
sisting OF Comrades A. Jeti. Vaughan,
James T.. Phillips, John A. Meanley, Henry
". Furcron. aud Jim Sharpe deserve the
thanks If all present for the abundance OF
good things that were supplied.
From the old First there were present ::
COMPANY 4, Captain James T.. Phillips;
Company b. ". Harper Dean and James
Stacg Company G. Thomas Carr; Com
pany ID. Colonel ". II. Palmer. Captain Z.
Y. Reeve. Lieutenant ". III. keininGham,
N. ". FUrcron. &. 4. LOehr, L. IA. Robin
spn. :. II. Fernevhough. Lieutenant Leigh
NJ. Banton. J.. ;. Porter, and J. W. Tray
lor. Company G.. Captain tldrldgo Morris
james T.. Sharp. A. jeff. Vaughan, H.
{. FERGUSON. and James Royster; Com
uanv ii. Lieutenant James II. Vaughan
Lieutenant T.. ". Martin, John A. Mean.
ley. ". +. plumphry, Thomas 5. Riddick, j.
r. Via. and Maurice Claggett: Company
j. R. c. Smith and ". +. Lefers; Company
B.. III. Duencl +. Hebring. Drum Major {.
r. VI. Pohle. and Drummer George W. Eu-
bank.
There were also many visitors-among
them Messrs. James 7. GRAY, {. W. God
din, ". Adams. James Netherwo0d, and L.
COPELAND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
To R.ce,v. Minister smith

Ezekiel T. Smith. Minister to Liberia.
will arrive in Richmond to-day. and
AZ o'clock tomorrow night the For
eign Mission Board Of the United States
will honor him with u public meeting Ut
which Rev. James ii. Holmes is pastor.
He will be welcomed by Rev. DR.. A. Binga
OF Manchester, president of the board
aud an address viii be delivered by Pro.
feksor j. T. Jones, ID. ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
suits Instituted.

The following suits were instituted YES
terday in the City Circuit Court:
George B. Steel Us. Samuel 5. Carter FOL
S52S.79. 90, o.
NJ. Sampson. Son 4 Co. us. Myer b. Ober-
dofer for $1,000. n
Joseph Schenthal d Co. cs. Myer Is
Oberdofer for $500. nooo
Philip Bernstein rs. VI. Miller for $500.
Monday being rule day in this court
counsel are hurrying in all their suits thai
they can get ready.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
T,cursionists from Cincinnati.

A special train of Pullman cars with
about eighty excursionists from CINCINNATI
arrived here yesterday afternoon. They
were under charge of Colonel W. II.
Greegor. tourist agent of the Chesapeake
and Ohio road.
This is the second of n series OF four
personally excursions from Cih-
cinnati TO Old Point.
After dinner at the Exchange Hotel and
drive over the city the visitors lett Tor
Old Point. On their way here they, stopped
at the White Sulphur aud Natural Bridge
Among the excursionists were Rev; Y. -.
Hoover, pastor OF the Presbyterian churcn
AT Wapakoneta. o.. and wife, friends OF
Nr. III. NJ. Trimble, of this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
Ambulance Calls.

The ambulance was called twice ycster-
day: At 9:25 A. NJ. to Second and Grace
TO attend colored man attacked with
cramp. Relief was rendered and he taken
home.
At2:1oP. NJ. there was call to a colored
man who was taken sick at cooper-shop
near Seventeenth and Cary. Medical as
sistance was rendered and the man taken
TO his home on Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS.
Deeds of Bargain aud sale Recorded YES
terday.

The following deeds Of bargain and sale
were admitted to record in the City Chan-
cerv Court Yesterday ~
Edward /. CLAYTON and wife TO .. r.
Funsten. A feet on Venable street, SOUTH
west corner Thirty-frs $3.50.
Thomas z. Jeter and wife to Robert
johnson, Is feet on the south side nj Moore
street between Harrison and Kinney, ~ '25O
Second Presbyterian church's trustees TO
Mary w. Taylor's trustee. 3ll3 feet on the
south side of Grace street between Shafer
and Harrison, $4.062.50.
George W. Whitaker to George G: Parker,
II. % feet on the east side of Mosby street
near Fleasants, $500.
Contract of sale: A. G. Houston agrees
TO sell 20 joseph w. Blanton 80 feet on the
south side Of Floyd avenue between LIN
den and Beech streets for Sl0,75O.
COUNTY COURT OF HENRIco.
Joseph Johnston and wife to Thomas a.
Lamb. 95 acres near Mechanicsville toll
gate. $4,000.
Dabney H. Maurv's trustee to Emanuel
| Jrllman and Byron Wallerstein, 81 feet on
| the east SIDE of Thlrtieth street near D
| S762. 40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-19
THE elcATh-sTReET TRACK.
The CITY Engineer win Have II Removed
la "A Few Days.

The Council Committee on Streets some
time ago passed resolution providing
that If the Richmond and Chesapeake
Railroad Company did not remove the
track on Eighth street by July 18th the
City Engineer should cause the work to
BE- done
IL Is understood that Mr.. II. II. 1renor,
the general manager Of the company. who
died suddenly in New York Thursday OF
heart.dise6se. was preparing TO come here
10 have the work done when he was taken
III.
The limit to the time having expired the
City Engineer viii Low see that the track
ia removed