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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20
pIensnnt sen.cn,s Ending.

The select chorus and Amateur orehesua'
o,ser annearing at the Mozart last evening, sd-
,ourned 10 MIR. Marshalrs rooms, over tho W O.
,nan1s Exchange where MOesia's men were IN
waiting, and Mr.. Z. H. Archer. in the name OF we
crrhesira- received the chorus aud guests.
SeyersI members Of the Mozart Board we're
nresoni. and about filty in ali enjoyed the deIi,
cscies OF tho caterer aud listened ~ the vocal
and iustru mental selections from Mrs. bIalr'
Mr.. Ramos Mrs Woodbriagc' MessIs. roy s,'', ~
Uoen Fdmond Webb. Reid, Green wood, ana
Marshall. In conclusion few words were
spoken by several gentlemen expressing thanks
10 Mr. Arct or for his very practical muslcal GU
thusiasrn, aud congraiplanns % min on s"' As'ar
cessfll fllnlment OF all bis schemes. Atter
uniIlng heartily 10 "Auid Lang Syne the merry
company dispersed, rogretung that the season
was over and looking forward 70 the pleasures Vi
next autumn ana winter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20
THE JURY NOT AGREED.
simpson on Trial for Forgery-Other Man
chester Items.


chester Items.
Tho May term Of the Manchester Hastings
Court, Judge John II. Ingram presiding, com
menced yesterday. The case OF Jesse Hilton
Ccolored). on appeal from the decision OF tho
Mayors Court, where be was nned $40 and sen
fenced 70 thirty days IN iail for assaultng Amelia
FlOurnoy. was continued until tbs July term'
and the witnesses recognized for that time =,
A Jury was empsucilei AMI the trial OF i. VI
Simpson on the charge OF forging the endorse
ment of Weikel & smith on t0e back OF q cneeA
mailed 70 this Philadelphia firm by hr. hosne,
who was about euteriDC into a co-partnershlp 2
with simpson and sbs'ractsd from the kichmoha
pOst-ofiice was next begun. CommonWeaish >
Attorney Charles l.. Page represented the prose
cutiOn and Mr.. j. samuel Parrish appeared 10,
the accused. The examination Of witnesses shu ~
argument Of counsel were both long, 90 mat .le
case did not reach he Jury until 500 Z. NJ. arc,
being out an hour tho jury asEed lor a1dl.i0nai
instructions to those originally given ana tney
were az once prepared. StllI there was no For-
Dict and nt 10 20 O'Clock the Judge adjourned 'he
jury over until this morning.
NOW AN gPIscoPAL1AS.
Rev. J. Cleveland Han Is now member ot
the Episcopal Church. -.
He aud his wife were two Of the class OF eight
confirmed at Meade Memorial church sunday
morning by Bishop Whittle. The church was
densey crowded. Il being pretty generaiy
known TINT the Bishop would preach ana tha'
Mr. H ali Wbli0 Dc OnH DI llt new hoAiANO'' -
ceived. The sermon wes ono OF great povo-.
Mr Hall WA formerly the pastor of me fres-
byterian church Of this city. lie sent IN MS
resignation q few weeks ago 20 take erect ths
month. At church meeting In April the con-
gregatiOn united In an appeal 10 the presbytery
to allow Mr. Hall 70 resign. AMI this request th1 :,
presbytery granted. lie preached his iafeWeu
sermon a week ago Sunday night and bade lhe
congregation which he had served nearly I"O
years an alectiOnat0 adieu.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr. Richard Bruce and bride, OF Chesterneld,
have returned from their bridal tour.
Mrs. John D. Appleby, Of New York is visiting
her father Mr.. A. &. PulliAm, In Cho-ternell.
4 number OF tho rnomber5 OF the Mnssac hu-
setts Editorial Association were In Mancheslct
Row. Robert II. Winfree, Of Midlothian, was IN
the city yesterday. -
Rev. 2 NJ. Peterson preached special sermon y
on missions at the Central Methodist church
sunday morning, and the COLLECTION announcer 70
si6l
some time Saturday night thieves entered the
dwelling Of Mr. e.. G. Anderson, on Deca'ur
street between Eleventh and ITeltih, ana cor
ried or hr. Andergon's supply OF sunday mar
Noting and lot Of Hour besides
Mr. COnnel! Bradley. who Il reported 70 nave
dropped dead In New York yesterday morning.
was Tor many years a resident OF Manchester,
ana during the war carried on foundry ana
did much work for the Coufederacy. lie was last
hero ia 1850 but his son Wolfe was here last
YCar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20

On Saturday, May 24th, at l2 O'Clock NJ,
the Southside Land and Improvement
Company will commence their grand
auction sale Of lots in Woodland Heights,
the most elevated and best drained, there
fore the healthiest Of any suburban pro-
perty. No Objectionable features and the
fullest protection guaranteed.
Semmes avenue, cighty-six feet wide.
with the latest and most improved electric
street car line in the country. runs
through the whole property % Forrest
Hill, the most picturesque park IN all vir-
ginia. Ample facilities for inspection be-
fore day of sale. Call on the auctioneors.
4. }. BBADLEY & Co.. Aucti0neers,
Leader Building, Manchester, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20
New Fnterprise-Hot Devlled Crabs.

Owing to the general approval Of all my
patrons of my style Of making Dcylled
Crabs have determined to handle them
on large scale. have complete arrange
ments for Fresh Crabs and Crab-Meat daily.
and will furnish Hot Deyiled Crabs 10 or
der any hour of the day, and deliver them
anywhere in the city warranted 10 be my
own make (not Norfolk crabs, and that
only the choicest parts Of crabs arc used
for same, and no other ingredients.
have handsome boxes made TO pack
them. with fresh crackers. at 25 cents per
box three crabs in each box; II per
dozen.
Special prices made 10 Rrocers and deal
ers. splendid article for uptown green
grocers.
Send Your order by postal-card, and it
will receive prompt attention.
Country hotels, springs, and families re-
siding in ,he country can have them
slipped by express. They will Keep safely
aud not lose in appearance for two days
Parties who have visitors or boarders
during the Lee unveiling days cannot get
a better dish for their table.
STUNPF's RESTAURANT,
corner Eighth and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20
JOHN WREN's PROPERTY.
An Injunction Granted Restraining His
Mother from Using or Disposinc of II.

On the petition Of Or. NJ. b. Carter and
M. l.. u. Christian, Judge Wexford yester-
day granted an injunction restraining Mrs;
Frances Wren. until the further order Of
the Chancery Court. from using or dis
posing Of certain personal property CON
veved to her by her son. the late John
Wren, in a deed of gift made on the 18th
day of Mach, 1856.
Dr. Carters account against the estate of
John Wren is $3.50 for professional ser
vices and that of Mr.. Christian Is Sl15.O
for funeral expenses.
The property conveyed TO Mrs. Wren IN
the deed of gift consists OF all the iurnl-
tire. etc. IN the Office az 1l05 Bank street,
occupied by John Wren's National Detec-
tive Agency.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20
Congress.

The Senate was yesterday addressed by Mr..
Dolph, OF oregon, on the silver bill. Mr.. Daniel
subject Thursday. In the iiouse there was the
usual calm after Storm. Mr.. Wilson. OF
West Virginia, explained the whole mat
ter OF the reta,ed Campbell statement.
tisl particulars when hs read ma iatt.r in TIE
House SATURDAY. that he was sure there had
been Misunderstanding. that he Was sorry. SC,
&c. and everything thereafter WAS as mild as .
May morning. The discussion Of The tariff bill
Washington letter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20

For many months past the poighborhood CT
Milton, Casweil county. y. c. (Which adloins
the county " Halifax 10 VirRiuial on the Milton
and Sutherlin railroad. has been greatly an-
moved ly the large number OF robberes In tho
night time Of stOro-rOoms. sm0Ee-houses. &c.
Among iho recent sufferers was Mr.. John W..
Lewis. a leaf-tobaccO dealer, who resides
IA halifax county, and who does business
1cst across tho lao at Milton. Mr.. LOWS
having been visited several times by tho
thieves determined to have the guilty.
parties apprehendcd ~ possible, and en-
p!oyed John Wron's Detective Agency (Mr
A. NJ. Brovnoll general manaseD 10 inyes-
ficate fhe matter, and the agency on last Friday
arrested TaOb Garland, Andrew Donohoe, ahd
Robert Rolling, all negroes, charged WIFE the
offence. Tho last named, who was formerly IN
the employment OF Mir. Lewis, made con-
fassiOn not only 70 beng duplicated himself,
hut gave full information against tho OthoIH'
The arrests having been made III the
state OF Nor,h Carolina. the prisoners were eS-
afnined before Hon J.. II. Hunt mayor OF hilt, n,
on last Saturday, and wero committed TO CAS-
well county iail without bail, 20 await reqlls-
lion from the Governor OF Virginia on the Gov
eruor Of North Carolina. There was great eX-
citement in and about Milton ct tho time OF Tue
arrosts Many threats were made by the Irlehus
of fho prisoners. but no serious difficulty has re-
aulfed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20
SENATOR HEATON DEAD.
A Good Citizen. Experienced Legislator
and Sterling Democrat Gone.
lspocial telegram to mo DlspAlch.l


LEEsBURG. Va, May 19-Hon. Henry
Heaton. senator from Loudoun and Feu-
ouier counties. died in this town Saturday
night. in his seventy-ffth year. He was
horn. raised. and lived all his life in Lou
doun, and was fully identified with it and
his State in all their interests. He was an
extensive farmer and stock-ralser, owning
several large and valuable farms at and
near Wood Grove, his family home, (Which
place his remains were taken on Sunday.
He will be buried on Tuesday at Short
Hill church-yard. among tho graves of his
kindred. He was a thoroughly well-read
lawyer, Of extended information in his pro-
fsssiou. and no man was more honestly or
faithfully devoted to the welfare of Nlr-
ginia or more zealously and fearlessly de,
Tended her rights and interests. He served
during the war under Colonel Mosby and
General Early. At the time of his death
he was director in the Washington and
Ohio branch of tho Richmond and Dan
Vile railroad system and large stock
holder IN the latter company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20
A Hanover Wedding.

On the 18th instant Mr.. F. B. Vial and Miss
Tile Minor King were united In marriage az
Lebanon church, Hanover county Rev NJ Co4o-
na officiating.
The wedding march was well rendered by
Miss Annie Courtney, Of kichfnond. The ushera
we're Messrs. Talley. II. Courtney. NJ King, l..
Shelton Il. Mills, and y. YarbrOugh.
The bride entered on tho arm OF the groom
md looked lovely In beautiful suit OF gray
nnd carried IN her hand rich bouquet Of La
France rOse8
After tho ceremony an elegant reception was
rendered at the homo Of the groom. large
number Of friends Witnessed the ceremony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20

store No. 40 cast Brosd street. end also Ino
stock Of liquors, cigsfs. and tobacco IN the Do'-
room, No. COS Pink alloy.
The following creditors are 70 bc paio ih WV
cidsr of priority In which they are named: a
William ToD en-. ti0666; A. kuIpcrt, s3O' % -
l. bioombere. attorney nj law, SOD; ~; W.
smith, 80 SO: II. Golistein, si60; Samuel MILF,
tsg9: Teizer q Polleck. sl2. Tie balsnco OF ,og
proceeds from the ssie is 10 be ratably diTlu0u
amongst the following creditors:
Oppenhimer & Cuthlns, fa7o slrsss
Rrothers, 5000; A. W. Clapp q Co, t15o.
t7l: A. [. sraus & Co, fs7 c. stern & Co..
s7A05; A.. Taylor & Son, s5dl0; William II. Paui,
t4 George Cohen & Co, $3.50; NJ. Swaru
Co, f32 %; VI. Nathan. f2iba
Total liabilities, i2, 1899; amount OF assets ho'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20
WlSE'S BRIGADE COMING.
A New Journai-Speed Trials Mt scotts
Hollywood Race Course.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispa.ch.l
ONAvcocK. Va. May 10, 1880:
The Accomdc Democrat is the name Of
new paper just started here. with MIR.
Samuel f. Crockett, formerly OF POcomOke
City, Md, as editor and proprietor.
Mr.. W. Bullitt Fitzhugh. proprietor OF
the Cape Charles Pioneer, has been selected
"a the treasurer of the Eastern Shore HIS
tOrical Society. recently organized under
an act of incorporation granted by the
General Assembly of Virginia at its last
session.
The thirty-two race-horses belonging to
Hon. W. L. Scott, which have been in
trainingat Mr.. Scott's farm at Cape Charles,
were taken North several days ago. The
day day before they left trial OF speed
was gwen on Mr.. Scott's Hollywood race
course, which was attended by large
crowd of people from both AccOmac and
Northampton. Among the racers was the
famous trotter Chaos, who won q S65,0O0
stake last year.
wIsE's BRIGADE.
The great majority of the Eastern Shore
men who served in the Confederate army
were in Wise's brigade. and it is hoped that
many of the survivors will be able to be
present in Richmond at the unveiling of
the Lee monument1 General James C..
Hill, the present Railroad Commissioner
for Virginia. and who was a gallant officer
in Wise's brigade. has written TO oil his
old comrades on the Eastern Shore urging
them to attend the unveiling exercises and
participate in the grand demonstration.
kALLIAS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20

met them at the wharf and escorted them
10 the Atlantic Hotel for supper. Hand-
Park, In Huntersville, which was bril-:
liantly Illuminated for the occasion. and
the Naval-Post band discoursed sweet mu-
SIC. At O'clock tomorrow morning car
riages will be provided TO take the visitors
fora drive about the city and suburbs. after
which the steamer William III. Phillips VIII
be placed in requisition to show the yisi-
tors the points Of interest in the hasbor.
Returning, an entertainment will be ten
dered at the rooms OF the Business Asso-
citation, in the Valentine building, by some
OF the members, and still later the party
will leave for home on one of the Merchants
hnd Miners Line steamships.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20
PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS.
Deeds Recorded Yesterday in Richmond
aud Hcnrico.

and Hcnrico.
The following deeds Of bargain and sale
were recorded Yesterday in the Clerks OF
fee Of the City Chancery Court:
Edward Alvey and wife 20 Robert McKenney,
81 feet on tho north side Of Spring street near
Gnlilean Tshs~inen Association 20 John Al
Ion. % foot ON south side Calhoun street near
Brook avenue, 500.
John ". johnson 20 william J. Ryan, % feet
on south side Of Marshall street near twenty
second, 500.
Mary A. Morton's trustee and others TO Z. J.
Boal g1 .eet on the west side 0t Reservoir street
between Nain aud Cary, Slis5
Clarence PcytOus trustee TO william Roy
nolds, u T15-l9 feet on the north side Of Moore
street near Harrison, $3.50.
Robert Russell and wifc 10 sallie wife Of Hon
rs Jasper, Is feet on tho north eide OF Claiborne
street near Randolph, g..
William J. RYAN ani wife 70 John William
johnson, % 1-G foet on the south side of Fairfield
street between valley and Gamble, $500.
George ". Thatcher % Lucy G. Thatcher, -
feet on the north side oi Jay street near bu-
chanan, $50.
COUNTY COURT OF HENHIco.
F. H. Blsseil 70 Joseph Bryan. Il acre on the
west rde OF Brook turn pike, ib0l.
John W. Elliott and wi'o 10 Northsido Land
Company, 10 135-l0J) acres adjoining j. Nj.
Fourqurean and others, $GVOl
H. L. Polou2e and vito 10 Emma j. Nipe
10 7-i2 feet on Hanover street northwest corner
OF Vine, siI.0S1y2
NICE HOUSES SOLD.
The sale by Mr.. j. B. Elan al $50 o'clock yes
tarday afternoon Of the twO new dwellings on
Floyd avenue between llarvie and Plum streets
at ractod qutte a large crowd. '.he house TO the
east was bought by Mr. Tonser for $3.50, and
ths other one by Mr. johnson for $500
At the same hour Mr.. y. w. Bowe and Mr.
Elam Jointly sold the large dwelling No. 1873
Boss street Mr. T. \. Cannon became the pur-
cneHDr al t1,l3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20
AmbuInnce calls Yesterday.

The city ambulance vas called TO llOs west
Teigh street al 10 A. NJ yesterday 10 c0iored
man who had been Injured DY cart backing
against him. Io was taken 20 his homo, 87
William street.
AT 1880 the ambulance was called 10 Twenty-
second and Neuable streets . colOred woman
who Wa suffering from choera-m0rbuS She
was relieved by DR.. Lawrence and left with
friends
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20
Tho Common Council.

The Common Council met last night ana con-
cnrred in me resolution adopted one week before
1,y me Hoard OF Aldermen providing Tor a Joint
session on the first Monday evening In june 10
elect A Fire Commissioner for Marshall Ward 70
succeed the late w. A. Boswell
Mr. stratton wanted - suspend the rules 10
80, c,,r In me resolution 20 furnish the Coroners s
oi5ice with the use OF telephone, but Two
thirds vote not being present the RUE govorning
he regular order OF business could ho' DO sus-
srns Council was ln session only fve minutes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20

Richmond Lodge, No. 45, Benevolent Protective
Order Of BIKE, last night elected the following
ofncers: Exalted Ruler Charles ". Angle :;
Fs,eomed Leading knight, julius straus Es-
teemed Loyal Knight. T. Il. 4. Burke; Esteemed
Iecturing knight. II. VI. Smith, Jr; Treasurer,
+. Y. Burke: secretary, j. B. Angle; Tner. ID.
n. Brimmer; Trustcos-C. Eyensen, &. f.
WORKMAN, Jr., and T. 6. Leath. Representative
10 Grand Lodge, Juan ~ PizznL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20
Thc Theatro Management.

Hereafter Messrs. Thomas q. Leath an1 James
r. Branch viii have control Of the Richmond
Theatre Mr. Leath was until recently men,
Der OF the firm OF Berger, Leaih & Meyers,
lessees of She Academies OF Music ia this city
and ia Norfolk. The firm having ciss0lVe1
Messrs Berger q Meyers control the Richmond
house and Messrs. Leath & Meyers the Norfolk
Academy Messrs. Loath q Branch propose to
mako the Theatre a lrst-class place OF amuse-
meut.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20
Dr. uogc's Lecture Tonight.

At tho Mozart Academy OF Music tO-night, TOT
the benefit Of the Old-Aarket Hall mission, Or
Uoce will deliver his lecture on Memorable
Kyents in the History OF Richmond
Tho burning Of the Richmond Theatre, "ihe
Pagnee war; tie evacuation OF Richmond, and
the capital disaster aie among the subjects 10 be
treated. ana they afford range for the Doctor:
great descriptive powers. and afford him oppor.
tunity both FOR pathos and for Lighter veins o
eloquence, in which he also excels.
The object, the themes, aud the orator COM
biDe 10 present attractions Oi rare excellence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20
LEE MOORE ARRESTED,
Though the Verdict Was PARTY or Par
ties Unknown"

Special telegram 20 Too DIspaWh.T
ROANOKE, VA, May 19.-John Lindsay
(colored), who was struck on the head
several days ago with rock in the hands
of an unknowa man. died yesterday. A
coroner's inquest was held, and they de-
cIded deceased came 10 hi5 death ut the
hands of a party or parties unknown. lis
remains were Slipped to Greensboro, n.
c.. for interment To-day it was learned
that Lee Moore. young man. assaulted
the negro, and u warrant w0s issued for his
orrpst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20
Th~ Leo Monumsus

eeremonies will undoubtedly draw an
enormous crowd, who will SEQ with sur
prise and qualification the great improve
inents in the capital OF the Confederacy.
They will see none that n q greater bless
ing to women especially than the Roller
Tray Trunk. No trays TO lift. Saves that
back breaking exertion. Sold by all deal
ers. Made by II. W. Bountres 4 Brothss.
R,ohnoni Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20

Would 1t not be well for the county off,
cials to have posted at intersections OF
prominent streets in the county sign;
boards like the one we see on Grove and
Meadow avenues. which says: Meadow
avenue to River View" thus showing oui
people beautiful drive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20


Nothing Is more trying 20 The eyes than tho
rickering which Il almost inacpArabio from tho
use Of gas, hence. students, professional men,
aud all who roqurs soft, mellow, sioady light
Invariably use PRArT's AsTaAL OIt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20

Tn The Dis5q'ci few DAYS AGO was pub
= .H.1 "a lIst of an persons who lad accept
81 the invitation 70 ride i'm carriages IN the
tr.c,--i1n. Since then Secretary Lilctt.
q. tho Reception and Invitation Commit
t... hGs received thofollowing accoptances /:
G.faral Dabncv II. Naury, General James
Iunc.trost. Senator John s. Barbour, Gov
,-ror Daniel g. Fowlc, Colonel Charles
Marshall, General Marcus ). Wright, Cen
,rM N. &. Butler, General x. Lindsay
walker. Colonel Charles $. Ncnable, Cen
crI A. L.. Long, General Joseph L. john
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20
NO EXTRA 81 ssroS on THIS ACCOUNT.

When asked whether or not the action Of
the Court would necessitate an extra ses-
sion of the General Assembly the Governor
replied that so far as he was then informed
of the decision Of the cases be dld not see
any necessity whatever for reeonyenlng
the Legislature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20
Deed of Assirnmcnf.

Yesterday there was admitted TO record In the
CLERKS ONCE of the Chancery Court deed o' az
alignment Tor the benens OF creditors from IL
Miller ami ber husband, A. l. Aiiier' !" 0ol -
Bloomhere. trustee.
Tho deed conveys tho stock Of merchandise In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20
Married,

a. the residence Of the brides parvnts,
Rev. Edward Compromise officiating, Mbg
Wilhelmina Schney aud Robert Edward
Curbing. Esq.,. all OF this city. no cards.
A full account Of the ceremony VIII oe pub
lshed on the 18th instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20

A hosrd OF arbitration, composed cf Colonel
W Cntshaw, Mr. c. x. boiling, and Mr.
craries seldep. yesterday heard evidence as 70
what conpe peasstion should be paid by me sou...
s,Sa go fsnd and Improvement Company 70 tho
1s.,,.srd Union assenger- Railway Company
Tor the use of their tracks from seventh snd
FranSltu streets TO seventh and Clay.
Ths board took time 10 consider the ma'ief'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20

Mr.. Gerhard Holzgrefe died Sunday
nieht in the forty-frst year OF his age.
Ills funeral will take place Tomorrow
morning at 8 o'clock from ST. Mary
church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20

Between Fourth and Fifth streets, Sat-
urday, May oath, the Boston Shoe Manu-
featuring Company will open their door
with SIS, 900 worth Shoes and Slippers, 50
per cent. less than manufacturers cost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20
MONDAY MORNINGS DOCKET.
Many Cases Disposed of, bat Most Of Them
n,riainr

There was a long docket and an immense
crowd in the Police Court Yesterday morn
ing. The cases were mostly of a triiiing
character and Justice Crutchfeld mea-
sured out Justice as speedily as. possible.
His labors on the bench concluded as the
city bells sounded the hour of noon.
As a result of the mornings work twelve
persons were sent to Jail and the fines and
costs collected amounted TO S74.25.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20
TIE MUNICIPAL CONTEXT.

Mr. A. Il. Dickinson formally announced
himself TO-DAY as a candidate for Common
wealth's attorney against the present in
cumbent. JUDGE John I. Goolrick. 1t Is
also reported that another lawyer Of the
city will be sprung "a a candidate for the
same position on the morning of the cleo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20

DO you want to buy q nice Home2 II 80,
call on X. B. Chafin & Co.. who have n
number of nice new houses for sale on long
time. Give them call.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20

I Dust. Scour. Pack Moth-proof. and
Store Carpets.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
MRs. A. !. pYry.
3i5 north Fifth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20

For sale. on long time, with only ono
thousand dollars cash. new Three-Sto
Stock-Brick Dwelling, fronting Monroe
Park. A great bargain If sold at once.
n. 3. CRlYyrx 4 Co.