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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
RICHMOND, VA. THURSDAY. JULY II, 1890.

lent music. both vocal and instrumental.
The guests were very pleasantly entertain
ed by the hospitable host and hostess.
A set of buggy harness VIII ich WAS
dropped by thief who was beng pursued
by the police IL held at the First police
station for identification.
Mr.. Leo Schwarzschild, who celebrated
his tweniy-ninth birthday on Tuesday,
was the recipient of many congratulations
and tokens of friendship.
Mr. Edward ". Rowelle. deputy clerk Of
the City Circuit Court, who has been quite
sick, was able 20 be at the Clerks Office
for short while yesterday.
Mr.. Ben. z. Owen. Jr.. Of tho Manches-
ter Leoder. has returned from Old Point
and the capes. where he went with the
legislative committees as stenographer.
Mr.. John X. Higgins sails to-day from
New York for q trip of several months
abroad, during which time he will visit
Scotland, England, Ireland, France,
Switzerland, and italy.
The funeral Of Mr.. w. w. CARRIER. which
was TO have occurred today, has been
postponed until tomorrow at IL A. NJ,
when it will take place from the residence
on Twenty-sixth street.
Mr.. w. Cabell Trueman, city editor of
the Da,iy Times. left Yesterday for two
weeks trip Of pleasure TO New York. He
went by the Old Dominion Steamship Line,
going from here to Newport News by rail.
The colored people have had a very neat
monument made to place over the grave Of
CAPTAIN Emmett Scott. the third captain
of the Attucks Guards. The committee
will meet Friday TO make arrangements to
put II up.
George II. Nicholson. who had been stew
ard on the New York line of steamers since
1853. died in New York last Saturday. re
was latterly steward on the Old Dominion
and was with Captain Couch before the war.
Ii will be remembered that be was severely
injured here last year.
Persons living in Henrico county about
four miles below the city, in that vicinity
between the Creighton and Ninc-Mile
roads, especially the colored people are
very much excited over man who has
been seen prowling about the country with
a chain around his neck and legs. The fell
low is tall and heavily built and IS sup
posed to be an escaped prisoner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
THERE WAS NO PERJURY.
Mr.. Baker Honornbiy Dischnrged-other
Police-Court Cases.

An examination was held In the Police
Court Yesterday morning IN the continued
case of t. h. Baker. charged with COM
mitting perjury by falsely swearing IN the
Hastings Court that Eugene j. Brady had
not been in his employ at any stipulated
salary. but lived with him simply for nis
board. Mr. Samuel NJ. Page appeared as
counsel for Mr.. Baker. who ~ proprietor
OF the Globe Hotel. A number OF wit
nesses testified and the evidence satisfied
Justice Crutchfeld that the accused had
not committed perjury, and he hOnorably
discharged him. Mr.. George Stokes, one OF
the witnesses for the defence. testified TO
MIR. Bakers good character and said he was
entirely reliable and trustworthy.
GILES i. Jackson appeared as counsel TOR
Harvey Burke, tho young colored man
charged with having in his possession one
gold watch and two diamond studs sup
posed to have been stolen from some per-
son unknown. Officer Maurice Griiin,
who made the arrest. asked a continuance.
ns the Commonwealth was not ready, but
Giles introduced testimony 10 prove that
the studs belonged 10 the prisoner and the
watch 10 his uncle. who had lent 1t To him.
and ne was discharged.
Robert Turpin (colored). charged with
sleeping on the public street. Fined ~.
John 7. Seay. charged with beng drunk
ana IffhltN~lN NiiNalk liN A'hlh Vh VIZ
street. Failed 10 appear. Attachment Is
sued.
Charles Washington and Peachy Mayo
(both colo-cdl. charged with unlawfully
fighting and creating disturbance on the
street. Continued until July 18th.
William Koss, charged with unlawfully
assaulting and beating Ruth Roberts. Con-
tlnued until July 18th. -,
Lucy Harris (cOl0red). charged with
being disorderly and fighting on the street.
Continued TIL July 18th.
John Price (colorcd), charged with un-
lawfully assauliing, beating. and threat
enng to kill Mary Anderson. Fined SO
joseph Crostic. charged with being
drunk and disOrderly. Security required
for sixty days IN 500.
Major johnson )coored), unlawfully and
feloniouslv stealing one lot of railroad
iron. Sent TO Jail for sixty days.
Charles Hutzler. manager Of n meat store
on Broad street. was charged with stealing
"a hat. the property of Paul Pollard. The
evidence showed that there was no lar
ceny. hut that the boy went into the store
Tuesday aftornoon and Mr.. Hutzler play
fully took his bat on and retained 1t fora
few minutes. The case was promptly dis
missed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
DESPERATE PRICES !!

UMBRELLAS have no value with VA Take =
ine SILK Umbrella, turn the hands " WORK
tearing down brics walls on them. Then what
would our Dne umbrellas LOOK Ike We are
desperate about the fine cnes. Those that
were S. for ti.93 G. and $3.50 for .2.y9 aud
$3.50; $40 ones tor s.
LADIES' PURE LINEN CUFFS, were 20c. q pair,
desperate price &c. spair
All colors WOOL SKIRT BRAID for &c. apiece !:
ALPACA PLATED BRAID In black. WAS CSC.
desperate price Zoe. apiece:
at iOc. yard
REMNANTS OF 4Oc. RED DAMAsK, iec. q yard
REMNANTS Of GISGHAas. LAWNS, SAT-
TEENS. WOOL CHALLIES, and sCkIMS q,
desperate prices
DRESS GISGHAMs-all kinds ths, were i2%c.
10 2oc. yard, desperate price Sc. yard:
RIBBOSS-silk and se.ln--at SC. q yard
DoUBLe-FACED SATIN RIBBON, all colors,
a. sc. ysri
Choice OF cur PURE SILK NET, in fancy and
plain patterns thss sold a. hign as s. 50. dcs-
perste price 50c. yard;
Buy these large DRESS BU rTOSS aud save for
your fall dress-worth ooc. q dozen. despo-
rate price 5c. dozen;
Don't fail TO see the ALL~WO0L IMPORTED
DRESS sIUFFS ihss were 'sc- aud soc.-dss-
perste price;
3O-inch FRENCH CHALLI, was 35c. desperate
price i.kc.;
ALL-wooL BLACK STRIPED sERGEs q &c. a
yard. were cheap at 50c.:
sILK-WARP MELhoSE, was si..5, desperate
price 81 . yard;
Gu. Soc M0BAliiS are cheap, but ws are despe-
rate. so 2sc. buys 80;
SILKS are going 10 be worn, and we have good
coiors In KhA0AMks at 4ic. q yard, was 81 Q
yard;
Our 81 GRos-GRAINS are heavy and good, but
We are desperate, 50 isc.
ALL-slLK SASH RI8BoSS. we're 81, desperate
price isc. = yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
4 DvICE TO MOTHERS.

For over nifty years MRS. WlSSLoW's
SOOTHING SYRUP has been used by mothers
for thoir children while teethins Are you dis
turbed at night and broken Of your rest by sick
child suffering and crying with pain OF cutting
teeth, II 80 sond a. once and get q bottle OF
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup" Tor Childrsn
Teething Its value is incaiculabie. II VIII re-
leve the poor liuls sufferer Immediately. De-
pend upon IL mothers; there Is no mistake
about it I, cures Dyscntery and Disrrhes,
regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, cures Wind
Coic. softens the Gums, reduces Inflammation,
and gives tone and energy to the whole system
Mrs. winslow's Soothing syrup" for chiidron
teethins Is pieasan. to the taste and d the pre-
scription OF one Of tho Oldest and best female
physicians and nurses In the United States. and
is for sale by ell druggists throughout the world
Price IS cents . bottle. Be sure and AK toe
MRS. wINsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP"
ap l0-oodtJau
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Deeds Of Sale Recorded in the City and
County.

The following deeds of bargain and sale
were recorded yesterday ia the CLERK s
Office Of the Chancery Court:
". w. Crump. trustee, to w. i: Smoot
and Henry J. T.. +. Hall, 3G feet on the west
side of Seventh street between Clay and
Leigh. S3.Oj0
Robert and Johanna Gays executors to
Jackson Bolton. 35 feet on the east side OF
Seventeenth street between LOwnes and
Accommodation, $50.
Robert and Johanna Gays executors 70
Thomas II. Pollock, II iJ4-l2 feet ON fli-
toenth street. $3.50.
Burkard Halbleib 10 John \. Wonder
lehr. 25 feet on the east side Of Norton
street near Leigh, 1915.
J. NJ. NOryell and wife To Fannie Solo
monsky, 394 feet on Leigh street. north
west corner of Sixth Subject to deed OF
trust for Sl770), S5,250,
Henry l.. Pelouze and wife to Philany i.
Gum. "a feet on Lombardy street, south
west corner of FLOYD avenue. to be held
subject 10 the provisions of the VIII OF
Thomas II. Gum. deceased, SG,oZ5.
COUNTY COURT or HENRIco.
NJ. l.. u. Branch's trustee to Mary and
Annie irwin. 1855 feet on Broad street at
southwest corner Of Mulberry, $500.
Isaac Davenport, Jr., to Henry ;. Wal
lerstein. two squares bounded bv 9, IL.
Twentieth, Twenty-first. and Twenty
second streets. except two lots. $1,000.
O. T.. Lohmann and wife to Indiana, wife
Of Charles Iabb. % feet on west side of
Thirty-fourth street between o and Il,
$3.50.
A II. Rutherfoord Jr., and wife to Mary
T. Clemonss trustees, 2O7 feet on bowling
Green road, southwest corner of Hill street,
81 700.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
COUNCIL COMMITTEES.
The Cemeteries Visited and Closely In
spected-Etection OF Clerk, Sc

The Committee on Cemeteries met in
the Council chamber yesterday afternoon
az 8 O'Clock and took carriages and made a
tour OF the cemeteries.
Ihey first inspected Shockoe aud then
visited River View. ending their inspect
ing trip at Oakwood where Superin-
tcndent Dickerson had refreshments pro-
yldod.
The members were much pleased with
the condition OF the cemeteries.
MIR Rowland Hill an ex-member OF the
committee, by sp.s-al invitation, accom-
panied them.
Az the meeting Tuesday night of the
Finance Committee Mr.. K. A. Williams
was reelected FIRST clerk in the Auditor 5
Office
IheCommittee on Relief Of Poor Tuesday
night elected Dr. W. NJ Holman. Of
Ioochland, and Dr. j. II. Lawrence, Of
Aansemond. resident physicians at the
almshouse, subjoc. 10 the approval OF DR..
1reyiilgn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
Ambulance Calls Yesterday.

The following calls for the ambulance
were made yesterday:
At 1880 A. NJ. 10 the First polce-statlon
TO attend an aged white man who was at
tackled with convulsions III the market and
fell. cutting his head severely. The wound
was dressed. and the patient carried to his
home on Eighteenth street.
The second call. at 1880, was for medical
assistance TO a colored man attacked with
cholera-morbus on Fourth and Clay streets.
Assistance was rendered and the sufferer
taken home.
At 2:40 the ambulance was again called TO
afford relief to white man who had cut
his hand at planning mill near Fourteenth
and Cary. The wound was dressed and
the patient left at the mill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
KILLED BY LlGHTNING.
A Coiored Man Receives IA shock and Dies
Instantly.

Ben. Brooking. colored man who lived
in Henrico county about two miles beyond
Ellerson's station. which is six miles from
Richmond, was killed by lightning yester-
day afternoon.
Brooking's homo is in what is known as
the Pole Green neighborhood. and he was
sitting in the front door of his house when
the cloud which passed over Richmond
between aud o'clock came up.
The storm was not "a severe one, IN fact
very little more - there than here, though
the rain fell in much more copious show
ers; but there was one loud peal of thun-
der accompanied by vivid flash of light
ming, which struck Brooking. killing him
instantly.
There were several other persons sitting
in the room near the door. but none of
them were at all affected by the flash.
Brooking is about forty years old, and
leaves q family
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
YESTERDAY WAS

ANOTHER BIG DAY ct our house
hundreds Of men folks supplied With
thin garments from our BIO AND AT
TKACTIvE STOCK OF HOT-WEA-
THEIR CLOTHING. Old Sol seems to
be in league with us-at least that's
what some people say. Well, it may be
so. but il such is the case the arrange
ment is all on his side. However that
may tie. he is just now a great boomer
OF trade. Cause what else can il be but
his scorching rays unless our low prices
and the desirability OF our goods that
is sending the crowds Of perspiring citi-
zens to our THIN GOODS DEPART
MENT for gauzy raiment? We've lots
of it.
THIN SUMMER COATS. VESTS.
TROUSERS, SUITS, UNDERWEAR,
etc, of every sort that mankind can
wish for are to be found on our coun-
tiers.
Fly Sec the Coats and Vests reduced
to 69c.
rSs" See the Silk Coats and Vests re-
duced from Sl0 to $3.50.
soy- SEE THE TROUSERS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
A FIGHT ABOUT HOGS.
STOKES BURReLsON STABBED TO
THE HEART AND KILLED.
A Typographical Union in Asheville-In-
crease of Wages Wanted and No
RATS "-vlsitors Arriving.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch


AsHEvILLE, y. G July 16.-A number of
men were quarrelling recently five miles
from BakersvilIe in Mitchell county about
some hogs. Mitchell Green was fighting
with another man when Stokes Burrelson
attempted to pull HIM of. Green turned
upon Burrelson and stabbed him to the
heart. The murderer is in jail.
SLIGHT INCREASE.
A typographical union has been formed
here with twenty-three members. IL VIII
demand a slight increase of wages and its
members will not work for employers who
have nOn-unlon help.
The electric street railway is to be ex-
tended at once from Patten avenue to Bat
tery-Park Hotel.
a specuator sold at land auction to-
day for $1,000 what he paid $4,000 for ten
days ago.
PRIZE DRILL.
The Ashville Light Infantry gives pub
lie supper and prize-drill tonight at the
Farmers House 10 raise funds for the en-
campment expenses. The Hickory Band,
which has been here to-day to boom a
land sale. will help 10 draw q crowd on the
OCCASION bv their excellent drill and
playing. Hulrs Band will also assist.
The city u last filing with visitors. The
weather is pleasant and refreshing with
occasional showers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
Child Burned to Death.

Intelligence was received here yesterday
of the fatal burninr. IN Henrico county.
several days ago. OF Cyrilla. the fye-year
old daughter of Joseph A. Collision. Mrs.
Collision was sick in bed, and the servant
had just started fire in the kitchen stove,
when the child by some means got posses
sion of the kerosene-oil can and poured oil
IN the stove. Instantly there was loud
explosion, ard the burning fluid was scat
tered over the child and different places
in the room. The little girl inhaled the
flames before her clothing could be extin-
guished and she soon died. Mrs. Collision
was Ill at the time and s now reported 10
be in a critical condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
JAIL SHOULD BE IMPROVED.
Judge witt VIII Send the Commissioners
Report to the Committee.

In their report to the Judge Of the
Hastings Court some time ago DR.. W. ID.
Burfoot and Messrs. Charles l.. Brown and
Il. Edgar Shine, the new jail commis-
sioners, recommended several improve
ments to the city prison.
As there were no funds at hand available
for this work il has not vet been done.
1t is understood that Judge Witt will
refer the report to the new Committee on
Grounds and Buildings and will address
them a letter urging some immediate ac-
ton, as the present condition of the jail
is not in keeping with the rapid growth OF
the city and is not fit place III which to
cOnfine prisoners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
Gentlemen 5 furnishings

We are positively giving away Linen collarA
i0c. ones for &c. each; l,c oaes for Sc. each;
White Lawn Tscks, were TO-. desperate prtes3c
EACH
Geptlemen's Pure Linen celored- BorteYed
handkerchisfA dsspsrats prscs iia sech;
Our FUN Resular-Nads oockA dsspsrsts price
lIc. pair;
Satin Lined 5Or Ties. Four.in- Hands, end TsokA
desperate pgtce ~ eecA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
Matters In the Circuit Court.

Mr.. Jackson Guy has been appointed a
commissioner in chancery for the City
Circuit Court. Uice Mr.. William Josiah
Leake. resigned on account of his eleya-
tion TO the Chancerv-COurt judseship, and
he qualified yesterday before Judge Well
ford.
This court adjourned for the term yes
terday and the orders will be signed this
morning.
The following suits were instituted;
Dayton Book and Paper Company rs.
Crane II French. agents, for $56.A.
kaufman Il Straus us. r. V. Simmonds d
Co. for Ss2.75.
Eckerson a Straus Us. same for S370.50.
Venable a Hayman Us. Joseph nj. Blaii
for <luD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
Beividere Hall to Have "A Stage.

Belvidere Hall, which Is perhaps the
most popular place In the city for balls,
germans, and other social gatherings, is to
have a stage built to il. so that the room
car be used for concerts aud other amuse-
ments.
Nlr. w. A. o. Cole is now moving the
frame house which adjoins the Belvidere
building III the rear twenty-four feet
further of. and in this space will be built
AN annex, the second story of which will
be converted into roomy and WELL
arranged stage.
The hall. waich has very pretty inte-
rior and excellent acoustics, viii sest
about 6QQ persons. perhaps more.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17

large congregation present. including
many members of the Knights OF Honor.
Odd.Fellows. ana Good-Fellows, of which
orders deceased was member. Iheserylces
were conducted by Rev. DR.. ), A. Goodwin.
a former pastor OF the church. who spoke
very fcelingly Of the Christian character
OF the deceased.
Mir. Joaepb was n well-known tobacco
MIST. a lifelong resident of Richmond, q
gallant member Of Company II of the old
First regiment. worthy citizen, and
consistent Christian
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17

1000 DRESS PATTERNS Of 10 yards OF 5c.
LAWN-wo are desperate, 80 close Al iec q
dress;
C.P. FRENCH CoRsRTs, gray and white, was
s.. desperate price fl.25;
BROADWAY FREsCH-woyEN CoRsETs,
scallop tops, desperate price &C.;
soIIp-coLokED OUTING CLOTH, was i2Hc.,
desperate price ssc.:
something 10 save for cold weaiher-SAXOSY
WHITE FLANNEL was S5c., desperate
price isSc. yard;
AC.A TICKS, 81 inches vide, was 1896, des-
perste price lic.;
"pEoUCru BLEACHRD SHEETING is the
heaviest made fall i0i, was DC, desperate
price &c. yard
DRESS PATTERNS Of Sc sOLID-C0LoREn
FRENCH SATTEGN, desperate price IKE
syard;
Ip.CoLORED I2Hc sATTERN for despe-
rate price &c. yard;
GERMAN TURKEY-RED DANASK, Let the
common SOC. and csc. goods, but tho pest 81
stuff made, desperate price ooc. q yard;
soLID-RED DAMAsK, was 7sc., desperate price
35c.;
a. sLgAcHED COTTON, was &C., desperate
price SC. a yard
A BROWN COTTON, was eiac., desperate price
4c. yard
u. wards wide PURE LINEN SATIN DAMAsK,
with fringe. wassl yard, desperate price
53c. yard;
~ v.,ds souare RED TABLE-CLOTH. fringe
ali around, Was 81. desperate price BIC;
~ ward. s,uare RED FRINGE TABLE-CLoTH,
was 81. 20, desperate price Sc;
ao-,nch CHECK DRESS LINEN, pure linen, was
Isc a ward, desperate price SC. . yard-iusi
the thing for cbiidrsns dresses and blouseA
Rite LINEN for psnts and eoals. was 30c.
desperate price i2%c.;
saircb FINE PURE LINEN In rcd checks for
Ladies and childrsns wear, was &c, . yard,
Desperate price l2kc . yard;
"a inc, sTRIPED HEAVY LINEN for furniture
c',ver,Dg. was &c., desperate price 2ic. Q
yard
. large coLoRED TURKISH TOWEL. can bs
used for tidy Or towel. was iOe., desperate
price o..
rrxR CoiORED LARGE TURKIsH TIDTRs,
we're soc., desperate price &C.;
FANCY LIGHT sArrRKN PARAsoLa, dssps.
rate price &c.
Our saso and 81 FANCY PARAsoLs 81 ssc.
sseh;
Our q sass oAsses Ter si.se ssaA,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
S1.S4.

Every Straw Hat that was g. 80, s2.25,
and 81 at Sl.29.
Every Straw Hat that WAS SLID,
81. 80, and 81. . reduced to 93c.
Every Straw Hat that was 81 and 1jc.
reduced TO &c.
The big trade in our Furnishing
Goods Department still continues with
out any sign Of abatement.
rve- See the Silk Striped Madras
Shirts reduced from Sl.j0 TO 9Sc.
BY Sec the Silk Negligee Shirts re.
duced 10 $3.50.
ssss" See the line OF Neckvear re-
duced from 81, -, and zoe, TO 39c -
all shapes-Tecks, Four-in-Hands, Wind
sors, Ban Bows, Club House lies, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

A. I. ADAMsoN and A. J. BRADLEY & CO.. ~
7. NJ, commissioners sale of farm In
Chesterfield county near Manchester.
l. POWERS, i2 NJ. wstsrmslonA
Gxok6k W. MAYO, i03O A. n, furniture,
cooking-stoVeA, bok1dinss "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
4 Pleasant Trim

in the summer either by sea or land is
something we all enjoy. and most of us
look about us 10 see which way we shall 60.
Whichever W0v vou go you want Roller
Tray Trunk TO MAKE your trip complete.
Sold by dealers. Made by II. W. ROuntree
d Brother, Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
HUSTlNGS COURT.
Seven Gases for Minor Offences Disposed
OF Yesterday.


The following cases were disposed of in
the Hastings Court YESTERDAY:
Cornelius Harris was acquitted on the
charge of housebreaking and larceny, but
held TO answer an indictment for larceny.
Annie Smith, charged with housebreak-
ing and larceny. was found guilty Of petit
larceny and sent to jail tor fifteen days
and fined one cent.
Alice Watkins. charged with house
breaking and larceny. was found guilty of
petit larceny and given fifteen days Ill jail
and fined one cent.
William Crmtt. charged with unlawful
gaming. was given ten days in jail and
fined 500. A. W. Stowe, against whom
was a like charge. was given the same pun
ishment as Crultt.
Edloe Chappell was tried on two indict-
ments for conducting policy games and
sent to jail for one day and fined $40 IN
each case.
Joseph Patterson was also sent to jail for
one day and fined ~lO for policy playing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

Our people who are looking for good invest
ments should read the list OF directors OF me
Rlyer-Niew improvement Company. Ihey ore
businessmen and the company 10 on solid pa-
sis Money eau be made by investing In RIVER
View while the lots are 40 cheap. ana also Dy
buying the stock Of the company, as II u certain
u advance In price. Call on X. b. Chailn Co.,
agents, for particulars.
Directors f.. d. starke. president; $. Hirsh,
vice. president; william Loyenstein, secretary
julius Straus. treasurer. n. X savage, K. b.
Charin. David Mittel5orfer, J. B. harvie. T. A..
saunders. Henry = Hutzlcr, John {. kasley,
and MilIlam EllYaOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
Funeral, Of mr. ~. n .yo.e,h

The funeral Of Mr. Wilson B. Joseph.
who died Tuesday afternoon at his resi-
dcnce, No 2i2i tenabie street. IN the forty
eighth year of bis age. was held from the
Leigh. Street Baptist church at o O'Clock
yesterday stt@aoop. There wss Q very
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
TNoGon,isfs Received

The following cOnvicts were received at
the penitentiary yesterday:
James Grimes (colored), from Caroline
county, 10 serve two years for larceny.
Maggie Iurpin (colored). from Rich
mond, one year for malicious assault.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
What Mr. walton Saws.

Mr. james Walton. who had difficulty
with Mr. Julius Edel iew days ago. writes
TO the Dsspatch that the trouble did mol
originate about disputed bill. but out Of
an entirely different matter.