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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
IN JUDGE WeLLFoRD's COURT.
Two Charters Granted and Several Suits
Instituted.

Two Charters Granted and Several suits
Instituted.
The CITY Circuit Court il not in session,
but the charter mill is ut work. There were
two granted yesterday.
One was 10 the Richmond Building Loan
and Abstract Association. the purposes OF
which are to purchase. hold, and dispose
of property. real and personal. and 70 re-
ceive savings and deposits, TO borrow
money and create loans To advance the
same. The capital stock IL 10 be from
5000 10 $500. 600. and the principal Office
is TO be IN Richmond.
The officers Tor the first year are; y. III.
Bowman. president; Il. {. Garrison, wee
president: George W. Brown. treasurer,
and j. Edward Taylor, secretary. The III
rectors are the president yice-presldent'
and Messrs. f. y. Murphy. John Mann, Jr.,
r. l.. Hechler. l.. W. Harris, OF Richmond,
and J. T. Dunn. of Manchester. The trus-
tees for the first year are j. J. Boswell,
Emanuel Loving, and ". L. Loving.
COOPERATIVE INVESTMENT.
The other corporation chartered was the
Cooperative Investment Association OF
Richmond for the purchase. sale, lease,
&C., of real and personal estate, mines.
minerals. bonds, stocks. notes, Hc., ID
the States of Virginia and West virginia; ;
10 Law out town sites, streets, building
lots. parks, farms. &C.. and TO erect dwell
ings, factories. hotels. stores. shops, 6c.
The capital stockris 20 be not less than
so. 600 nor more than 100000. The COM
pany ia allowed TO hold 10000 acres OF
land. The principal Office is to be IN hlch-
mOnd.
The officers for the first year are W. b..
Waldron, president: o. II. Funsten. wee
president; Fred. Jones. secretary, and W
Fred. Peasants. treasurer and the d.
rectors Nessrs. Waldron. Funsten, {. {.
Walker. John II. Ware, Sr., aud William
Ryan.
SUITS INSTITUTED.
The following suits were instituted:
c. Kenn rs Jacob Moses for - 500.
Virginia Wrenn, administrative Of
| Thomas H. Carroll. ~. Il. W. Maury. ad-
ministrator of Il. II. Maury. fer 1928. l3.
u. II. Lewis rs. III. j. Casey, W. Is. Jones.
| and r ID. Austin. There was no declara-
| tion filed. but the action isfo alleged ma
| licious prosecution. Some time ago the
| pla ltif was arrested on search-warran'
| charging him with having "A stolen dog III
| his possession, and upon the tnal he was
| discharged. Mr.. Austin is the officer who
swore out the warrant and Justice Jones
| issued il. This is the ground OF action.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
The Confederate Museum.

The subcommittee from the joint Com
mittee on Schools and Finance, winch Is
considering the question of giving mp the
Davis Mansion to museum purposes, met
in the Council chamber at o'clock yes
terday afternoon and adjourned after
short private consultation without taking
any action.
Their report. when ready, will be made
20 the joint committee. which Will IN turn
submit report M the next meeting of the
Council. The duty of the subcommittee
is TO look for site and TO give an esti-
mate OF what new building for the Cen
tral School will cost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
4 DVICE TO MOTHERS.

a
For over fifty years MRS WINSLoW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP has been used ~ mothers
for their children while teeshing. Arc you dis-
turbsd at night sni broken OF your rost by q sick
child suffering and crying with patio OF eustins
teeth' IL 50 send st once and gotta ooaleot
Mrs WinsIow's Soothing syrup" for ChIirsa
Teething Its value Is incacuisolc. IL sll rs-
lleyo tho poor little sufferer Immediately. De-
pend upon it. mothers there IA no mistass
aoous it It cures Dysentery and DisrrhGA
regulates tho Stomach ani Bowels, cures "ina
Cole. sofisns the Gums, reduces Inflammation.
and gives tone and energy % tho whole system
Mrs. Wlns!ow's soothing syrup" TOR children
tee,hlng IL pleasant 10 tho taste and 10 shs pre-
script,on Of one Of tho oldes, and best female
physicians and nurses In the United States, snd
Is for salc b. all druggist, throushou'st sto world
proo Is cent, bottle. Bo sure and ash tof
"gRs. WIssLoWiS SOOTHING SYRUP"
sp i0-sofiJasi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
The sfrcet-Inr .erNice.

Patrons of either Of the roads that run
through the streets Of Richmond have lit
tie to complain OF now IN the way OF ser
vice. nj least 80 far as the main lines are
concerned. Thereare occasional tle-ups.
but these are becoming more rare every
day. until il seems as If the system IS very
nearly perfect The cars are running with
greater regularity than ever before.
At certain hours OF the morning aud eve
ming when persons are going 20 or returning
from their work al extra car or two would
be great accommodation 10 many, ard
would avoid the large crowds who force an
entrance into cars already full. Whenever
the managers see that tins is necessary for
the proper handling OF the large number
of its patrons II Is presumed that they will
make some arrangement for placing them
nm ita liUa4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
.MR. ANDREW WELSH THE AGENT.
lie Is Appointed to Succeed the Lamented
Joseph Gibson.

Mr.. Andrew Welsh is now the Southern
Express Company's agent III Kichmohd
and has full charge of the management OF
the Office and business in this city.
His appointment viii IA was made yes
terday. Is TO fill the vacancy occasloned py
the death a few days ago OF Mr. Joseph +.
Gibson, who had tlled the position so long
and with such satisfaction TO the puDllc as
we'll as TO the company.
Mr.. Welsh has had many years expert
ence in the business. Is an upright ana
courteous gentleman, and Will make
worthy successor TO Dir. Gibson.
The following letter, written yesterday.
ls from the superintendent OF the Atlantic
division. with headquarters in Whining
ton. N c., but who is temporarily IL Rlch-
mond:
RICHMOND. Va, September II, 1890.
Messrs. j. D. Patton & Co., T. T. Minor,
Preston g. Craig, Roberts e Hoge, and
Others:
Gentlemen Your petition. addressed TO
Mr.. NJ. j. O'Brien, general manager, ask
inc that AIr. Andrew Welsh be appointed
agent in this city rics MIR. j. +. Gibson,
iust deceased, has been referred 10 me
with instructions 70 say IN reply that the
manifestation Of good VIII towards ana
confidence in Mr.. Welsh as evidenced by
the SIGNATURES of so many Of Richmond's
best citizens IS recognized and appreciated
as a very great compliment, and It Is pecu-
Iiarly gratifying TO know that in the ap-
pointment of Mr.. Welsh to the position
named, determined upon prior to the r.
ceipt of your petition. IS so universally
approved by the companies patrons. =,
This augurs well Tor the tuture. ana the
sincere hope IS EXPRESSED 'na, 'he cont corta'
ned becoming closer if possible under Mr.
Welsh,s administration, thereby resulting
in Leneft TO the companies and their pa
irons. Very respectfully -.
''0 ". j. CRosswELL, Superintendent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
iellectual msn. tho COMMITTEES on "sys aun
neaEs mas ever had In its membership '"""A
you" lApplsuse.I

teliectusl msn. tho Committee on Ways auu
neaEs has ever had In its membership. 'uahA
you" lApplauseI
Captain wickham Not Decided
A Dispatch reporter yesterday interview
cd Captain W. L. Wickham at Hanover
Courthouse with regard to the report that
he will be candidate for Congress IN op-
position to Hon. George ID: Wise.
he said he had not decided whethei vi
not he will aspire TO that honor. ana tds II -
hardly probable he will determine whaV
he Will do for one week yet.
The pressure from the Republicans IL
very strong upon the Captain for MN 70
announce himself. but he IS evidently
waiting to see whether or not the kepup-
hcan District COMMITTEES Will call con-
vention. This matter will be settled on
the 25th, aud the action of the commlitee
viii IN all probability have good deM 10
do with Captain Wickham's candidacy.
Club Meetings.
The Old Dominion Democratic Club Will
hold their weekly meeting tonight az
their club-rooms. corner Nineteenth and
MAN streets. All members are requested
to be on hand. rs among other important
business there will be an election or OIL
fcers. This Is the oldest Democratic ciuo
in the city and is ready 20 enter, into TINS
uEht Win rs IlucH NlspI 40 SAO i-"' 80 ~ %
done in the past.
The Stonewall Democratic Club Will
have a special meeting Saturday night for
the election Of officers. Every member OF
the club is expected to be present and
preparcd for active work in the coming
campaign. The meeting will be called TO
order at 3 o'clock, and refreshments Will
be served.
An adjourned meeting of the Clay Ward
Actiyes will be held tonight in their club
rooms on west Main street 10 elect officers
for the coming year. 1t IS expected that
this will b5 large and interesting meet
ing.
City Headquarters.
The headquarters of the City Demo
cratic Committee were formally opened az
II O'Clock Yesterday and quite number OF
prominent Democrats were present, but no
speeches were made.
The rooms are those formerly occupied
by h. +. Johnson 4 Co.. adjoining the Cir
cult Court.
Ca.'tain Robert A. Tompkins is IN charge
Of the rooms. and as he has acted III, this
capacity during several campaigns he Is
well suited for the duties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18

Friedrchshall water has an ancient
and established reputation amongst the
aperient springs Of Europe. Its vogue Is
increased by the care which is now taken
to prevent the dilution which formerly
occurred, owing to the mode OF caption,
so that il Is now possessed " strength
some 20 per cent. greater tnan 1t could
formerly claim. II has recently been care
fully studied and warmly recommended
by Professor Nothnagel. whose high elm
icsl authority establishes anew It's claims
to favor."-Britlsh Medical Journal, August
o. 1890.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
Returning from Their Summer Tips.

Mr. Aston Starke returned to the city
yesterday from a brief outing. bringing
with him Mrs. Starke, Mrs. Henry
Workman. and tho Misses Dunlap Of
Macon. Ga. These ladies have been
spending the summer ia the Catskills.
On tue same train were Messrs. Blythe,
Branch. and Willie Parrish. who have Just
returned from q European trip. Major
John z. Branch has also landed, but is at
present in New York city.
Dir. S. NJ. Venable, Of Petersburg, was
also on the train, he having been ia New
York for some little time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
Mr.. HARRISON WILL HAVE HELP.
Mr. Boudinot Explains natters to the
Satisfaction of the Committee.

The Committee on Information and Sta.
tistics of the Chamber of Commerce held
a meeting Yesterday morning 10 confer
with Mr.. George :. BoudinOt, chief OF d.
vision for gathering the manufacturing
statistics OF the eleventh census, who was
sent here from Washington To make some
inquiries with regard 10 the progress OF the
work of gathering statistics OF the Rich-
mOnd manufactures. He came In re
spouse to letter from the secretary OF
the Chamber of Commerce. Mr. K. A.
Dunlop. stating that Mr. Carter Harrison.
who was employed for the collection OF
these statistics, would be unable to COM
plete his labOrs within the required tiIne
unless allowed some assistance.
Mr.. Boudinot stated that 1t was settled
that Mr Harrison should have two assist
ants. and 1t was his opinion that the three
could very readily complete the Work re-
1uired of them within the time prescribed
namely, November lst.
Another matter brought TO the attention
Of Mr. Boudinot was that Mr.. Harrison felt
bound by his instructions 10 get precise
answers TO all the interrogatorles on the
forms furnished him by the Government.
Some of our best-known manufacturers
objected 20 answering such questions as IN
their Judgment required them TO disclose
secrets of their business which are OF no
interest at all 10 the public. but are OF
great importance TO themselves.
Mr. Boudinot said that these. objections
he could meet and he did not doubt at ell
that after he had had talk with Mr.. Har-
risod these questions would not be
pressed.
II seems that the forms made out by tho
Government apply to all sorts OF manufac-
turer5-to blacksmlths as well as toDac-
conists. for instance-and the inquiries
which would be very proper and permissi-
ble as TO one manufacturer are offensive
20 another.
The result Of the conference was an az;
surance that Mr. Harrison would have all
the help needed 10 complete the work ra-
pidly and accurately. and that the inquisi-
t0rial features of tho interrogatories would
be abandoned rs far as any discretion IS
left in the hands of the officers. =,
Congressman Waddlll has nominated
Messrs. George w. Donley. Jr.. and George
L. Atkinson for appointment as assistants
to Alr. Harrison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
The Seyenth. .s,r.et Extension.

Work on the extension of Seventh street
is rapidly being pushed forward, and ii is
expected that the street will be open for
travel some time in October The South:
side Land and Improvement Company, of
which Mr.. William @. Seddon; OF Balti-
more. Is president, will run electric cars
on tins street from the Locomotiye-Works
to Forest-Hill Park.
When completed the street will extend
all the way from Preston street to Hos
pital street; From the latter thorough
fare the roadway is extended on past the
Locomotive-Works by this company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
!, Card.
To me Public

The price Of ice having been reduced Wa
have restored our former schedule OF
prices for Ice-Cream and Water lees =. p.
~ 80 per gallon Special rates for parties.
Sunday schools. fairs, and festivals Thank
ing our patrons and the public for their
past support, trust 20 merit contin-
uauce of the same by giving them the best
and purest goods manufactured. Only
fruit-iuices and vanilla-beans used Tor nA-
yoring. No extracts or adulterations.
Respectfully, I. L. 3unHE,
Proprietor Pizzinis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
Children Cry for Pitchers castorla.
A Ioyely Drive.

So saws every one after pleasant eve
ming on Woodland Heights. Have you
been there yetg II not drop postal 10 Us
and we will take great pleasure IN showing
YOU this very attractive property. We
shall probably improve the time by selling
YOU a lot or two. but if we don't succeed
no harm done. II You are thinking Of buy,
ing a home don't fail to see Woodland
Heights.
A. J. BRApLEY & Co.. Manchester,
Agents for the Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
THE JURY LIGHT ON HIM.
Old John Gathright Let on With Fifteen
Days In Jail.

John Gathright (colored) was tried by
the Henrico Court yesterday on the charge
OF hOusebreGking.
The accused was represented by Giles
Jackson and +. u. Whittle as counsel.
The principal witness against Gathrlght
was David Anderson. a penltentlary con
vict. whose sentence was suspended 10 al
low him 10 testify III the ease. Anderson
has already sent six people TO the penil-
tentiary 10y his evidence. and among this
number was his father, who was sentenced
TO eight years for barn burning.
In the orgument for the defence Jackson
handled Anderson numerically. and fire.
quently alluded TO him as that thief."
The accused is quite an old man with
large family, and the jury made his pun
ishment as light as possible, 6nIng him 80
and giving him fifteen days III jail.
The case of William Kraigle. charged
with breaking and entering the house of
II. W. HAY with intent 10 Kill. was also
tried. Hay was acquitted. as he had
several witnesses TO prove an abb.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
s.,. n, M,rn.auo,,s Lots.

Sr. Paul. Va, September l7--Minneapo-
lis lots sold al the first days auction
brought from $3.50 to 800 per lot. Rich
mond people desiring to buy can tele-
graph. Il. b. CxAyyu,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

The low price az which tho celebrated PRArrs
ASTRAL om-acknowledged by all as tho very
safest and best burning oil rasio-csn now 10
afforded leaves no reason Why IL should not In
all cases have the preference Of customers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
NEWS FROM The CAPITOL.
About Colonel Marshaips successor-Leg-
.-,.,ive yacancies-Flour Inspeetors.

Governor Mckinney has not yet called q
,reeting of the officers of the First cavalry
rayiment. Virginia Volunteers. TO elect q
snccessor TO Colonel Mershall. but he will
soon do so. The Governor speaks in the
S;ohest terms OF Colonel Marshall and was
sorry TO receive his MEe,s,snati1on;, but glad,
have the advantage Of bis energy and
"Ti The Governor says he will not order
snscial elections to fill the Legislative va
csnciss now existing, but viii in snort
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

Every purpose IS established by counsel.
Good blood is established by A. Il. g.
Alternative.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
GERMANS WANT CHEAP RATES.
A Committee Appointed to Secure Them
The Route of March. Etc.

The German-day celebration seems TO be
gaining in interest, not only IN Richmond,
but IN other cities of the State also.
II is expected that if the railroad COM
pauies will do their part. as they surely
will, some organizations and many citlzens
from the various places in Virginia Will be
here on the 9Th of October. Several let
ters have been received from persons IN
different locations inquiring If they could
participate in the celebration and what
round-trip tickets would cost. Therefore
the president, Mr.. Alfred vonN. Rosenegk,
saw the necessity at once OF appointing q
committee on railroad rates and transport
tation.
This committee consists of Messrs. Jo-
seph Wallerstein, II. +. Phillips, William
Lovenstein. and Joseph W. Lauhe, who
Will cheerfully inquire into and assist
their rural countrymen IN securing the
lowest possible rates, 50 that they with
their descendants can enjoy pleasant
dav al the volksfest and meet with most
hearty wec ONE. Admission to the grounds
will be by tickets, which Will be furnished
them gratis.
ROUTE OF MARCH.
The special committee having that mat
ter in charge, of which Mr.. George Klein
Is chairman. has chosen the following a.
the foute of march for the great process
sion, and the General Committee has ap-
proved II;
From the Expostion-Grounds down
Broad street 10 Seventh, up Seventh to
Marshall. down Marshall TO Twelfth, down
Twelfth 20 the Capitol, through the
grounds Of the Executive Mansion. pass
ing In review before his EXccllency Cover
nor Mckinney. along the main avenue oi
the Capitol grounds TO Ninth street down
Ninth to Franklin. passing IN review be
fore his Honor Mayor EllysOn at his resi-
dence on Franklin street between Seventh
and Eighth streets, up sixth 10 Broad
down Broad 10 Eighth. where there Will bt
n Grand displayOt fireworks and all tOrche:
80 - thrown on pile for big bonfire
ending with the grand German air. The
watch on the Rhine" which will be rem
derei bv Grand chorus with the com
bined bands accompaniment.
mE. scHUBIcHr ACCEPTS.
Mr. Herman Schuricht, OF Gotham, Al
bemarle county. formerly of this city, who
was chosen ~ the German orator OF the
dav. has written Secretary {. L. LOehr q
letter Of acceptance, III which he says:
Your valued favor informing me OF
honoring me by the election as your Ger
man orator on the occasion OF the hrsl
German national festival has 'been re
celyed, and ! ACCEPT tho position VIII
great pleasure. Welcoming with all my
heart the revival OF German spirit IN klch
mond, my theme will be the Germans part
in the progress and prosperity OF Nir
ginia."
Germania Lodge. Knights Of Pythias, anC
the Germania Lodge Knights Of Honor
have each contributed $50 10 the guaran
tee fund of the German festival.
The question of having banquet VIII oe
considered nj the meeting OF the genera
committee Friday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
Twelve Temptations

The scenic investitures Of this beautiful
spectacular drama are the most elaborate
and extensive ever seen IN Klohinond.
Every night this week, with Saturday
matinee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18

II made great hit at the Academy last
night. The large and fashionable audience
present was greatly pleased aud enthused.
Matinee Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
I,veIxc IcinnfatIons.

The beautiful and rich costuming Of tho
corps d, BALI, in Twelve Temptations Is the
finest seen here in long while. Special
Saturday matinee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
TOBACCO-CROP DAMAGED.

severe Hail-storm Passes Over Upper
Hanover.
Shortly before II O'Clock Tuesday night
a severe hail-stOrm passed over the section
OF Hanover county known as the Negrotoot
neighborhood.
The hail-stones were very large and the
tobacco-crop, which was very fine. was
greatly damaged and the farmers are much
discouraged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
IueiNn foundations.

Every one should see this grand rrodup
ton at tho Academy. Every night this
week, with special matinee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18

Do you wish TO be healthy and strong3
Then try the great appetizer A. Is. Z.
InnIa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18

When Bsby vas Ncs. We gave her castorA
When she was Chnd. abe erred for CastoriA
When she became Mss. she chung 70 cssso0A-
wh.n she had Chldrcn. abe gave hem CsssorsA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Twelve foundations

This fine performance at the Academy OF
Music last night should attract crowded
houses all this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18

lie talked with most effect upon tho
force bill. The provisions of that measure.
be said, were 80 alarming that the Senate
heeded Tire protests thai came from all
over the country and refused TO pass it.
IL Is not dead, Colonel McCreary went on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-18


The best title woman can get is that
conferred on Eve bv Adams Wlte.
And to the young women II should De
said the best husband you can get IS q
sober young Democrat; and II you can
get one marry young Republican ana
point him to Democratic ballot;box.
How can taxation make rich the person
who pays IL? OF course l. can be readily
seen that il will enrich the othor fellow,
The tariff people claim that taxes make
wealth and point in proof 10 1ne Inc increase
of values under that system. lhis i Iaist
reasoning, for in England. where there IS
no tariff the increase has been equally as
great.
THE GREATEST INCREASE
Never in the history of the country did
its wealth increase so rapidly as during
the period from 1850 TO 1860, when the good
old Democratic doctrine tarln Tor reye'
nue. only" was supreme. Ihelhcrease uu-
ring these ten years was 12O per cent.
Out West few days ago there was ter.
rible storm. The wind took a fuli SUIT OF
hair of a Young lady's head on one side OF
the Platte river and planted 1t: roots and
all. securely on the bald pate OF oaeheioI
a mile away. This happened unuer the
present tariff law and might Us wen oe
laid to 1t. :,
ine Nonuerfui increase - N. -
magnificent soil, climate, and wohueriu
people, which even the tariff can't crush
| out.
Americans have more machinery thar
any other people, and are dong WIN "
and coal and steam and brains, wha'
Others are doing with their hands.
Mr. Mills said he was some tune ago
talking to Massachusetts, workingnai
VINO wanted 10 know why otner Peyp,,'
did not have these things. For awhile
Mr.. Mills says he was nettled and then IN
formed his .questioner that no other peo
Pile had such forefathers as the Americans
who had left 10 posterity written Con
ttitution, securing TO them the fruit o
their labor. IL is freedom.
NGod hlesA Thomss Ia1eraOQ.u ex