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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
Personals and Briefs.

Miss Kate Sullivan is visiting friends in King
and Queen.
Dr. l. j. Hawkes. and vile and their son Her
bert are visiting friends in Maryland.
Mr.. !. H. Witty has become the secretary
aud treasurer OF the - ines Publishing Com
psny
Mrs. A. J. Duesberry and sons. Harry and
Allen. are spending the summer at Amelia
Courthouse.
Miss Lille Figg, of PIG north Twentietn street.
has left for Portsmouth, virginia Beach. and
Ocean View.
Misses Mary Booker, ssllio sullivan, and Lydia
Bodcker are spending a few weeks In Washing
ton with friends.
Richmond Lodge, No. /, ]. o. o. F., celebrated
its third anniversary last night with speeches,
singing, and refreshments.
Mrs. J. NJ. Shelton is visiting the family Of
Mr.. James Moore, Ia New Kent She will be
away from home for two weeks.
Nj. John O'Toole aud his daughter. Misc Alice.
left here sunday afternoon for New York,
whence tney will sail for Ireland
Mr.. j. Frederick Gum ia in the city after an
absence Of some months. Ills wife has been
very III, but Is now much improved.
MIRA l. c. Figg and two children. Daisy and
Clarence, left yesterday evening for Amelia
Courthouse 10 spend a month or two.
Mr.. B. +. Tinsley. OF sis north Eighth street.
who has been confined TO his bed for the last two
weeks, Is nov able % walk about his room.
Mr.. c. p. Pollari. who was killed az the Che.a-
pcake nud Onto shops saturday morning, had al
aged mother, three sisters, and q brother living
In this city.
Messrs. Joseph ". Laube and Juan A. Piz-
zni have returned from Cleveland, OHIO. where
they went as representatives TO the Grand Lodge
Il. +. y. kks.
Mrs. M,Ginniss, with her three daughters.
Misses Maggie, Alice. and little Loretto have
gono 10 Washington, which viii be their future
home Miss Mary stuckenDurg has gone 10
speud few weeks with them.
Miss Fannie l.. Cutler left the city Saturday
for Washington ID. C., where she will visit her
sister, hfs {. r. Crump. Before returning Miss
Cutler expects 70 visit friends Ia tho Valley Of
Virginia and In Nelson county.
An alarm Of FIRE was turned In Yesterday
morning AZ 10 O'Clock from Box 81 The occa-
sion was small olaze In the dwelling occupied
Tpe damage was only about $40.
Mr. samuel II. Dunstan, who has bosn Waiting
h,s parents in king aud Queen county. has re-
turned 20 the city accompanied by his father
Thomas W. Dgnstan, Esq. They viii leave his
morning for old Point, whore they will remain
several days
Mr and Mrs Richard l. Brown left yesterday
N yisit their son at Duluth. rhe youneer Mr..
T,oVn Is half owner in a prosperons afternoon
naner there. and the elder owns real estate in
tnaf city which has quadrupled in value since
he purchased Il =
Tho paren.s Of General Fremont. whose death
is elsewhere recorded, lived here many years
Ss'ofg 1,s III ts,ser was Frepcbmar ana a. ma;
,iwa tea .her OF his native laDguage AZ , Well-
Srxn schnOl sitIated near the norfha .st corner
~ Cary and Eighth streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
AN INHUMAN MOTHER.
Mildred Logan Sent On for Attempted
Infarticide-OtherC Cases.

tUtd'ttlut-othfi tdhf'.
Mildred Ann Logan, the young colored woman
arrested Saturday. as reported in the Dispdtch
for placing hor little babe in a Drer-patch 10
rGvne near the north end OF Tenth street, was
before tho Police Court yesterday morning
charged with abandoning, maltrcsting, and de-
serting her infant child. The facts a. given ia
this Dapor were brought out by the testimony,
and tho inhuman mother was sent on 70 mo
grand jury. onNeaiths-Aticrney Smlth,
who was present thought the case one OF at
tempted infsntcide and therefore asked that
IL DC sent 10 the grand jury.
John jackson, the alleged doctor, and George
Taylor. the colored youth who accompanied HIM
when the money was gotten, were charged with
obtaining geo Of RichGrd J0hnson's money-the
former with stealing sl5 and the latter with oD-
taiuiDg 8 under fase pretences. The tacts III
connection with the case were published IN sun
days DiSpGfch They were seat "a jail Tor tnlrty
days each. The sentences would have been
heavier had not all the money been returned 10
the old colored man who was 20 easily neec-d.
Edward Valentine lcoloredl. disOrderly In the
Second market during market hours and re-
fusing TO move when ordered to do so. fined
$50 and costs
oliver Jones. drunk and fighting in tho street
Fined $50 and costs.
abusing Lucy jenkins and assaulting and
abusing Herman Jenkins, grandson OF Lucy
jenkins Fined $3.50 and costs aud surety re-
quired for thirty days In the sun Of 800
Eliza Dandri1ee (cOlore1). charged with being
n common streetwalkcr and suspicious cherac-
ter: Emma Johnson and Martha Trent tbOih
colOred) charged with being disorderly and
abusing Emma johnson John LswJon Icolorsdl,
drunk and dlsOrderly on the street. Fined each
g.. 80 and costs.
Unity James (coloTed), fighting on the street
Fined 81 30 gnd costs.
PUNK Chalkley fcoloreGl, assaulting and
striking George Trice with rock. Continued
until July 2ith.
Francis HOcOmb (coloredl, disordery on the
street Fined 90 30 and costs.
John Murry and Pat. Madison, drunk Fined
g. and costs each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
Officers Chosen Last Night-A Larger
Building Needed.

The Board Of Directors OF the Mechanics In
stitute last night elected the following officers:
Dr. Henry c. jones' PRESIDENT J. j. Montague.
ylce-prcsident; W. L. simons, treasurer;
Thomas Elicit, secretary.
The standing committees will be announced
In a few days.
The management OF tho Institute will try and
secure a larger building before the session
opens. La.t winter they had 70 turn away young
men Tor want OF room. and from the applications
being received II looks like there will DO lar
more persons who desire instruction Ia this
school than ever before IN its history.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
A DVICE TO MOTHERS.

For over fifty years MRS WINsLOW's
SOOTHING SYRUP he's been used by mothers
for their children while teeihing. Arc you dis-
trbei at night and broken Of your rest 10y asick
child suffering and crying with pain Of cutting
ieeihs II 20 send at once aud gotta bottle OF
"Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing syrup for Children
Teethlng. its value Ia incalculHble. IL viii re-
lieve the poor lilile sufferer Immediately. De-
pend upon It, mothers; there IL no mistake
about It. II cures Dysentery and Disrrhra,
Regulates tho stomach and Bowels, cures Wind
Collie, sottens tho Gums, reduces Inflammation
ami gyos tone and energy 10 the whole system.
MRS. Winslows soothing Syrup" for children
toething Is pleasant TO the taste and is tho pre-
scripiion OF one Of the Oldest and best female
physicians and nurses in the United states. and
ia for sale by oil druggists throughout the world
Price 70 cents a bottle. Be sure and ask Tor
MRS. WISSLOwis SOOTHING SYRUP"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
EX-GOVERNOR LEE.
HIS VIEWS ON THE ROWELL-LODGE
FORCE BILL.
The Party That Tries to Put tho Bottom
Rail on Top VIII lie
Lost.

Ex-Governor Fitzhugh Loe was In the city yes
where he received large numbers Of callers.
lie had Just returned from New York on trip
In the interest Of the company with which he is
connected.
lie left last night st $40 BY tho Chesapeake
and Ohio railway for Natural Bridge.
THE DoISGs AT WASHINGTON.
In conversation with DispdieA reporter Gene
raj Lee expressed his opinion regarding the
"force" bill as follows:
-! do not think the senate caros much about
IL ono way or tho otn.r. The dsv for putting
the bottom rail on top 10y such legislation, or Oy
placing troops at the polls, has passed. lhe
conservative. sOund-sense OF the American peo-
pie will in the end triumph. md the party thdt
attempts to mako tho Government control me
people. and tries 10 prevent the people from
controlling the Government, will be driven from
power by ballots.
THE GROWING SOUTH.
"Our section Of the republic" continued the
General, "fully understands that the majority
Of tho Republican party are South -haiers and
clearly realizes that eficr the theft OF ono Dresl-
doncy. the purchase Of another. and tho attempt
10 deriie the country's traditions by giving a
mira term 10 one OF their Presidents, they Will
stop al nothing 10 perpetrato their power, bur
the south Is growing strong aud rich. Many
Of the best men OF both parties are
largely Interested in her material
prosperity aud will unite with her in
preserving that form OF government which gives
20 tho states Gil powers not delegated 10 tho
Government Of the United States, and 70 tho
people tho liberty thoy now possess under the
Constitution and laWsn
ADIEu.
AZ this point the cnrds Of several visitors were
handed the General, and the reporter took his
leave.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
CORRECTING THE SUMMARIES.
The Census of Richmond to BE known in
Day or Two.


Mr.. r. a. Young. Of Petersburg. the census
supervisor for this district, was in Richmond
yesterday. lie spent several hours In Special
Clerk Raglands Office at the custom-house and
returned to the Cockade City on the 5:l3 p. NJ.
train.
Sir. Young was seen during the afternoon by a
Dispnfch reporter. and asked If ho could not
give an approximate idea OF what tho popula-
ton Of Richmond would prove TO be. He replied
that the grand total had not been made up, and
that he could not give any ngures until he was
prepared 10 give authentic ones.
Of the several thousand complaints Of Oms-
sions made ali have been investigated but two.
The work now being done, and IL is Il very to-
di0us one, ia verifying the capitulations maze by
Tie enumeTatOrs. All OF those sheets, several
thousand IN number, have to be examined, COM
parsons made, ano then all OF the additions
verified with a view TO detecting and correcting
all errors made. This, II is thought will be got
ton through with to-day.
There has gotten abroad somehow tho idea
that the popu alton Will DO male "A few hundred
less than $4,000
No Official figures Of Manchesters census have
been given out, Dut unonl :.al ones place 1t at
about l0OU. In 1850 II was only 5,12y and In
ls1O but gJgl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
CIRCUIT COURT MATTERS.
Resolutions on Judge Fitzhugh's Death
Suing the Car Company.

Major Charles s. stringfcllow yesterday pre-
sented 20 the City Circuit Court tue resolutions
Of respect to the memory OF Judge L. III. Fitz-
hugh, adopted at a meeting of the Richmond
Bar Association held In the Supreme-Court
room on the 2sth Of June In performing this
duty Major Stringfellow paid beautiful tribute
10 tho memory of Judge Fitzhugh.
In the case Of sllnglun, Disney + co. ~.
James II. Bradshaw aud j. I. Byrd judgment
was given the plaintiff on aforihcoming bond
for s2g7.o1
Mrs Eva Leueweber by Rudolph leineweoer.
her next friond. instituted suit against the Rich
mond City Railway Company for $1,000 dam
ages. Messrs. Page & Carter are counsel FOR the
plaintiff In ther declaration &c is alleged that
on toe l1th OF February the plaintin boarded
one OF the companyis cars coming down town
and that at tie corner OF Eighth and Franklin
streets she pulled the hell-cOrd and the car
stopped that while she was ON the rear pat
form lust In the act Of stepping 10 the street, me
car moved of and that she was thrown down
and greatly shocked. bruised, wounded, hnr,,
and injured and many painful and dangerous
bruises, lars, and permanent Injuries were re
ceived by her and she became sick, sore, dis
eased ard disabled, &c.
The following other suits were Instituted
Simon Dalshelmer 4 Brother Us. Gfigg * cross
for s20
same rs J. 4. Grgg for Si25.
X. Cohen 4 son C.. \. friedman Tor f"32oh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15

the United Ranking and Building Company mas
severed hls connection with the rnilroho, ana
M " ~ Bnrrow another accomplished rail-
road man, now IN tho compsny's service, VIII DO
promoted 70 the position today
Mr. A. r. La Baria has been appo'h'eo RenerM
storok~eper, with offce IN Richmond.
Mr. W. ". Connolly has been appointed local
e;orekoeror for Richmond.
Mr.. George Tozzer purchasing agent, has ro-
signed; oficc abolished.
". j. uarahsn. engineer Of maintenance OF
way, has resigned: once abolished -,
IL has been intimAted that Sir. Decatnr Axtell,
now assistant % the presicnt, Will soon DO
made general manager OF the line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
FANCY BALL IN HANOVER.
Society Event In which Several Rich
moud People Take Part.


A delightful fancy ball was given Saturday
nieht at signal Hill the home Of Mr. and Mrs b.
l.. Winston nj Hanover Courthouse. II was al
tended by many young ladies', some Of whom
were from Richmond, and others from ,he sur
rounding country. Tho costumes were pretty
nnd effective. Among those prcsent were:
Miss Emie Thomas. who looked charming as
Iambourine Girl. and danced two fancy dances
beautifully.
Miss Salllo Culcn Fpps was very imposing In
black satin and diamonds as Queen Elizabeth
Miss Helen Parrlsh made striking LORD
Fauntleroy. and acted the character very nicely
Miss Bessie Lee, niece Of Ex-Governor Lee, was
very sweet as Daughter Of the regiment"
Miss flOrine Parrish made an IDEAL GYPSY
and Queen Elizabeth ala not mind dancing with
hcr.
Miss Grace Parrish made beautiful Flower
Girl, and looked a. sweet as her nOTer-the
rose.
Miss Annie Mayo locked lovely as Spring in
white and ivy.
Miss Julia Cardwel, daughter n Speaker
CGrdwell. OF the House Of Delegates, looked love-
ly ss Summer. -
Among the guests we're: Mr. and Mrs. w. j.
Epps. Sergeant and Mrs. x. y. Tho mas, Nr. and
Mrs W. II. Parrish, W. NJ. Parrish, and WI
lOughby Newton, Jr.
The party dispersed at midnight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
Children Cry for Pitches castorla.

Turn not TO the right hand nor TO the left,
but use A. b. c. Alternative for the blood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
THE AMBULANCE KEPT BUSY.
Two Cases of Commissions and Two Pain
fol Accidents.

Tho city ambulance was kept pretty busy
yesterday. II was called out four times. Dr.
Holman Was in charge.
The FIRST call was az 9.l5 \. VI. TO Mr.. r. L.
Christians store, No. 81 east Main street, where
the colorod Iortor was suffering with opileptic
commissions. he was soon relieved mud left
A half hour later there was q call 70 Tenth and
Main etree's, whore c0lorei man had epileptic
convulsions. lie was taken 10 the hospital FOR
treatment
At 1880 O'Clock the ambulance was summoned
10 the corner of Cary aud reservoir streets 20
Mr. William Johnson, who in attempting 10
anghf from an electric Csr fell with great yio-
Ience. and nis head was badly cut and mashed by
striking stone. The cash was sewe1 up, his
heal dressed. aud the sufferer taken 10 his
horne on Main street near the Old market. HIS
Injuries though quite painful are not considered
sc~ious.
The fourth call was AZ $40 T. NJ. 20 Keenan's
priutiuc-oilco, Twelfth and Main streets, whore
q white boy had his hand caught IN printing
press and badly cut The wound was dressed
and be Was tsken TO his homo on Nicholson
street, Rockets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
Mr.. EOEL BRUISED.
MIR. and Mrs. Walton Make Severe At
tack Iyou Him.

Early yesterday afternoon Mr.. Julius Edel, OF
Fdel Brothers. wholesale liquor and cigar-deal-
ers on south Twelfth street, drove out TO the
liquor and cigar store Of Mir. James Walton, on
Brook road Just beyond Bacon's-Quarter branch,
10 collect bill which was due the hrm.
Mr. and MIS- Walton were both In the store
and dispute occurred over the bill, which re-
suited in the man aud his wife making severe
attack upon Mr.. Kcel. They beat him over the
head aud face aud about the body with canes or
sticks until Mr. Edel wgs badly bruised up and
had to call a physician 10 attend him.
He -wore out warrant agsins, his assailants
and the case viii be heard before q magistrate
in the county today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
The show Continues.

ladies' French Cloth Tip and Bronze Foxed
Ties. Louis XIV. heels. s250-oId price g.
LADIES' Patent Leather Ties, french Louis XIV.
and plain heels, A. 5o-old price "a and IS.
ladies' Plain French Kid and Beaded Ties,
Louis XIV. heels, s.. Sold price 10 aud S.
Ladies' Colored Goat Ties--all IL, saoO, and 10
goods-noW -
ladies' Coiorsd Goat Ties-all $3.50 ana 81
goods-now ti.5l
,hiidren's Lace and Button Oxfords. S to iox.
5Oc-oid price tls
Children's spring-H Heel Ankle Ties. Q to ioH,
s0c.--old pncs Sl.5l
No exchange J. A. GRIpG. Pacs Block
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
Our pcople vho .ro ,oo.,oe for good invest.

Our people who are looking for good invest
ments should read tho list oil directors ot VEG
business men ana the com pany Is on solid pa-
sis. Money can DO made by investing In kiver-
View while the lots are 20 cheap. anu also py
buying the STOCK Of the company. "a IL is cse,sin
70 advance In price, Call on X Is. Chauin q CO..
agents, for particulars
Directors: f. d. starke, president; :. birsn,
vice president: William Loyenstein, secre.ary
Julius strans. treasurer; n. X savage, X: o.
CbsfIin. David Mitteldorfer. J. B. Haryie. r. A.
Saunders. Henry \ Hutzler, John G. Esslsy,
and William Elyson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

For ice-tea (the most refreshing drink in
hot weather. try
CHroN.
Fifty cents per pound. II has no equal.
For sale only at the stores Of
c. D. KENNY.
northwest corner OF Sixth and Broad
streets and southeast corner OF Main and
Seventeenth streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
Red Cross Officers.

The following officers were installed last night
by the Legion Of the He'd Cross, No. "a: X. q.
Stewart commander: Ii. W. Parish, yice-com-
mander: G. A. Crawford. past commander; T.
A. Brsmberry. recorder; G. NJ. Werm. nnan-
cial scribe G. Y. Knots, treasurer: Joseph IL.
Shepherd, probate; j.. q. Jennings, marshai;
4 o. Trayior, knight; X n. Anderson, warden.
l. J. Ally, sentinel, and Dr. William r. i. Far
rar, medical examiner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
IEN YFhRS IN PRISON.
Hawkins the Vessel Thief fleads Guilty
and is Convicted.

Judge Witt had special grand jury yester-
day 10 Investigate tho charges against Richard
Hawkins. the negro charged with robb.ng ves-
sells IN the docs. This wes done in order that
the crews Of tue vessels who were witnesses
might not be detained here or compelled 10 re-
turn % testify against the man.
Four true bills OF Indictment were found and
the case Was Immediately called for tria. The
prisoner Was ARA gusd on the charge OF stealing
from the schooner A. i. Crockett double-case
gold watch and chsin. n pair OF marine glasses,
and eundry other things. He pleaded guilty and
was given ten ycars IN the pententiary.
The punishment being considered sufficient,
the three other charges Wero n0Hs prosecuted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
HE WAS RIDING FAST.
Arrest OF 4. &. Allison, of Hanover. on
Serious Charge.

Mr.. 4. G. Allison, OF Hanover was arrested
yesterday morning charged with reckless riding.
II Is alleged that on Saturday evening his
horse was going al rapid pace, and at the cor
ner ~ Nenable and Jessamue streets knocked
down Miss Maud Powell. who Was crossing the
street 30 her home. tramphng upon and In
luring her IN q serious manner.
While admitting that he was in the city oatur-
day evening. sir Allison SAYS he II not the per
son who rode over the young LADY. He was
taken TO the First statiOn-lOuse and bailed in
fho sum of $500 with MIR. Y. l.. Butler a. surety.
His case will be called IN the Police Court 10 day.
Miss Powell was unconscious from the time
she was hurt 70 yesterday morning. and her in-
1urie= may result fatally. The young laiy's
family cauo hero two years ago from King vii
liam county. Her father is dead. Her eldest
brother. Mr. benjamin Powell, Is q compositOr
on the Times newspaper.
Justice Crutchfeld. WHO hailei Mr. Allison,
examined several VIII ess~s, none Of whom
could say positively that it YVES he who rode
over tho young lady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

n. W. BoWE and II. SELDOM TAYLOR & SON. 5
p. NJ, real estate on Broad street near
Brook avenue.
GEORGE W. MAYO, l2 81, al 1917 east Main
street, the critic.
DESOON, TUPPER & CO., P. 81, cottage on
Newton street.
J.H. VALENTINE, fOH A. NJ, refrigerator, bed
stead, toilet sets. notions. sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
4 short Session and Little Business Last
Night.

" snort NffNtou auu lAAN''
Night.
The Board Of Aldermen was In session only
half an hour last night
There were no reports from the committees
and members had very few resolutions and peti-
tlOns 10 present
Tho only paper reported from tho Common
Council Was The resolution making hr. Peter d.
Rurton clors of certain committees, Wnicn was
unanimously cOncurTed in.
TIRr-TsCAPEs.
Nr. Capers presented n resolution (which was
adopted directing the CITY Attorney ana City
Engineer 10 draw ordinance defining me
character OF FIRE escapes TO be used in buildings
four stories high 20 meet the requirements Oi
the state law.
Nj. Hughes offered q resolution authorizing
tho Clerk 10 have printed for The uss OF the
members Of both branches ono hundred coYies
OF N o rules.
TINS was agreed TO ard tho Board adjourned.
Committees.
The Committee on Electric Light met yester-
day evening and unanimously reelected MI.
Courtney chairman.
Tho Committee on Sbockoo Crock chose Mr..
BOwden for chairman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
Lawn Party for Kinney-Street Sunday
school.

The beautiful park AZ tho northwest corner OF
Marshall and Harrison streets VIII be very pret-
tly illuminated tonight at tho opening OF this
lawn party As II is auder the auspices OF the
Young laiies OF Centenary church, who are in-
toresled In this sunday school, the entertain
ment will OF course be pleasuraple, and particu-
larry attractive TO those who desire 70 sped the
evening In q cool ana pleasant place.
The park is very near both the Marshall ana
Clay-street railways, ana downtown residents
can reach II quickly aud conveniently.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
FATAL FLASH,
A BOLD HIGHWAYMAN
Captured Mt Last and Identified by Six
Witnesses at Wilmington.
Special telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

Special telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
WILMINGTON, y. C., July 1t.-Dennis Horne,
colored, was arrested on the I2ih instant,
charged with committing the recent highway
robDeries that have been of frequent occurrence
near this city, and had hearing before the
Nayor this morning. lie WAS fully iden-
tideI by six witnesses. one CT whom
he robbed and another he attempted 20
rob. and all OF whom swOre positively that ne
was the robber. Horne will attempt 10 prove an
n!fbf, and the case T. continued until tomorrow
10 enable him 20 produce bis witnesses. II VIII
be hard worS IN tha face OF this mornings testi-
mony TO prove that he Is not the guilty party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
Mr.. uoward,s Condition Unchanged.

The condition OF Mr.. Charles A. John Howard
who, as reported IN the Dispatch, walked out OF
fourth-stOry window Of the Botei Warwics, at
Newport News, Thursday night while asleep,
and was brought 10 the Retreat for the Sick In
this city saturday, was unchanged yesterday.
Be rested fairly well yesterday. His body is
50 much swollen that the physicians have not yet
been able 10 make au examination 10 hscertain
tno extent OF his injuries