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attack Of measles early last spring. but during
v4escencei II noticed that She getting deaf and
would not answer when spoken to- 1t became worse
rApidly until she decidedly deaf and . discharge
commenced e. run f-Om her which became pro-
fuse that to put pads over her to
le~p FROM her little bonnet whenever she
went out The disch4rge very irritating and
coriated her until they nearly Together
with this there decided olor. which could be
noticed quite distance. Mr.. kenk had sent her to
hysCizs but the discharge and deafness did
ab4te.
Then Or. jordan Of COS 18Th n W. was spoken Of
AMI I: decided 10 give him trial. He examined
her and said IL quite severe case. but thought
that he could cure it, Louise took kindly to the doc
took her treatment very nicely and seemed be
pleased to and see him The condition commenced
improve once the discharge grew less rapidly,
the OdOE cea sd. her hearing improved. until today
there Il Discharge. Odor Ler hearing acute
ever and physically perfect ever she was in her
life This claim Is due to the skill and patience Of
DIT Jordan. who IN this case at least. accomplished
What others Eadfailed to-
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MEDICAL &c.

r FAD AND BE wIsE--DR- BROTHERS. 905 b
HIST. appeared before and made oath that
the Oldest established specialist i'm this and
will guarantee in all diseases Of and
medicine charge consultation and advice free
any hour the day. Subscribed and sworn before
me by DR.. BROTHERS. SAMUEL C. MILLS, notary
public In and Tor the District OF Coluoaa this Sd day
of July. 1885. iy6-lm'
TT HAS NEVER BEEN CoNTRADICTED THAT
DR.. BROTHERS Is the oldest established advertis-
ing ladies' physician in the city. DIR. BROTHERS,
9O6 b st. g. Forty-hye years experience Jytj-lms
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOpTLR
M or two Of Dr. BROTHERS invigorating cordial.
Will cure any case OF nervous debility. 9U6 q
1y6-1m'
nR. MULLER. l027 9TH ST. NV. TREATS ALL
~ chronic affections Of the eye ear, throat, lung
liver Kidneys structures and urinary diseases Ofcs
hours. to IL o. m. and ITO p. jy3-lm'
A VOID WARS or SUFFERING By CONSULT
"A ing DR.. q. =. Ihsel. aSs North 4th st.. PhilAdel
phia. Tie only German American specialist in tho
United States who IN able TO all effects Of ndiscre
Of both Send for book Truth, exposing
Quacks aud their Home Cure swfndle, &c. ap3O-ly
nR. LOBE, so n. 18TH ST. PHILADELPHIA
~ Pa. Twenty years. experiences. send for book
tsealed) containing full psrtlc ulars for HOME CUBE
frss Of charge. Hours to SO to evenings IS
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Partial Home Rule for Ireland.

During the debate on the Irish estimates in
the house Of commons last evening Mr.. Bal
four, the chief secretary for Ireland, intimated
that Q local government bill for Ireland, based
broadly on the same lines as the English and
Scotch acts, will be introduced at the next ses-
sion. He asked whether such bill would have
the support Of the Irish members, adding that
he doubted it, 7. II. Healy, interposing, said
port Of the Irish members
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W Ho Has Nor HAD
POOR HOSE
GOOD RUBBER HOSE

Could be bought ten years ago Why. Because there
rubber In IL. 1he Hose sold by dealers today
t@ins little pure rubber. OUR BLUE BRAND
HOSE the odd fashioned ktnd and made Of rubber
With rood 10 should last i've six years. IL h
chap az the price. A guarantee that you get
ting what you pay for and not paying high price
for poor article place this brand every length:
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FnEx ATTRACTIONS AT BAY R1paE.-The All
Brothers exhibition Of national sports, includ-
ing gun exercise, boxing and gymnastic acts
Howe and Doyle, in clog and wooden shoe
dances; last week Of Prof. Burke and his dog
circus; also music by United States Naval Acad,
envy Band; two theatrical performances daily:
salt water bathing, fishing and Grabbing. Trains
from Baltimore and Ohio station. week days.
9:l5 am. 80 and 4:28 pm; Sundays, 9:35 a,
m, 80 and 3:l5 p. M; round trip, el.-Aduf.
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American Association ia Orc Eas..
Columbus, 10: Athletic. 4.
Cincinnati, S: Warrington, q
st. Louis, 3: Baltimore, 5.
Boston, G; Louisville, ).
National Ledguo.
Al Boston-Boston. 8; Philadelphia. o.
Al Cleveland 2; Cleveland, I.
At Pittsburg -Pittshurg, s: Chicago, 0.
At New York New York, 5; Brooklyn,
THE STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
American Association
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SrxAAEA GEO. LKARY leaves for Colonial
and Clifton Beach, Sundays, Tuesdays, Wednes.
days. Thursdays and Fridays ct am; Satur.
days, 7;30 p.m.-Adct
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To RESTORE GRAY HAIR to its natural color "A
In youth, cause It TO grow abundant and strona.
there 10 no better preparation than Haii1 HSis
keneWer.
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baltimore Z OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD.
~ Schedule In effect May 40, 1901
Leave washington from station corner OF NSv yer>~
avenue and street.
FOR Chicago and Northwest. Nestibuled Limitsdsr-
prs trains. Al 80 a N, $50 .. m; daily.
bqled Llmited 3 30. eLprss. IL 30 p ~ daily.
All nd'sso9rs and Cas'siaRd s1prsss daily. 80
For Lexington and Staunton no Alan
Tor winchester and way Stations. - ~ D. m
For Luray. 3:O. Ssh o.
tor Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooxa and Memrh,n
lVOO Z m daily. sieepins car through MemphiA
-Sfs ss n e ,v wess a.ys, 81, 90 ga 20
II 90 an II 10, 90, As CO l5 As mint ~ %
s 80 - 300 1ooG. II 20 .S nd Ii liisS pa
Sundays; 40, 80 ssg. IS niinutes). 80. 80
3a5 l:3l, 4:asl i0, IS minutss). 8 %. Is. %.
For Annapolis. 20 and ssosm.. le.io ..aAsss
r.; f ssas.ss, Il "a; n
ROYAL sISs LIS IL = fp u ~. si Z YoHk Am
PHILADELPHIA.
aa or fnsdsS51 S- b 50ss so:so9 az sns
toio. Dining Cerl $50 al 30 pm. slsspinG O..
Buffet Parlor Carr on all day srsinaL
ins saSnnz ssea g s r;s SSs.
wa Poushkeepss Bridge. landing pssssnsSrS n
For Atlsni,s eity. sos. 1000 and IL 80 an. s.,-
For time Of suburosn tzaans - ssns ssb,n n 49,
Of all ticket agents.
tEIcept sunday. Daily. ssundsyoniy.
o osness n1Sn Ir1nster Co on ordsrs len ask
j. Il. ODkLL, CHAs ~ Scr-rI
NY JUL AhnAf9- G~n- fasA- Aren't.
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NJ. W. BEvrnrpor. q

NJ. W. BEvrnrpor.
Nos. 1915 ST. and I2l4 ST.,
HAS HIS STORE FULL OF
USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL GOODS.
sssh ss dslish, houssksspsrs and others.
NOW IN SEASON.
fREEZERs-wHITE MOUNTAIN.
MI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES with slate stons SHELVES.
Do. LOEiLiARDs. Tor hotels and clubs.
fkUIT JARS MAsONs-
JELLY TUNBIERs-TTN TOP.
WAITE COOLERS PORCELAIN LINED.
ICE PiTCHERs-FLATED PORCELAIN LINED.
GLASS WARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
lumbiers ffoas &c each TO ESQ per dozen.
WHITE STONE CHINA ali kinds.
DECORATED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN FROM
RICH DESIGNS TO very simple Aad ia.xveEsivs.
Nv. BEvERfpox
t:15 AID liza q.
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PROFESSIONAL

NINE. RAPHAL. THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
M voysnt and sstroosist the seventh daughter, born
and lucky dates Don't t2u " sss thislsdy. Room ".
80 4 st. q. ". 1y7-3vs
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
Vn LIFE All business con 6dential. Ladies and rem
tismen 80 cents each. Hour; " q IN. % o p. m. 20
L st.. bet. LIST and North Capitol sfy.nw. ty2l-2w
DROF. CLAY Is THE OLDEST EsTABLIsHED
advertising ciairyoyant astrologer and medium IN
this city, Has wonderful prophetic gin OF second
sight. Reveals hidden mysteries, recove1 lost or
stolen property. br1ngs separated together oauscs
speedy marriages. gives success in business, removes
family troubes evil influence Stranger from osher
cities and all in trouhse viii tins and money by
coming to the rght place q he succeeds
others have failed Convinces skertical and ADJ
yertisss only what he can do. An business connden.
tial. satisfaction guaranteed Sistings 5lc Eos,,s
yto a.. Open Sundays. Residence 479 d IT. betWsen
~ and 9Th sts south west. 49, ,Sxss
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

EUROPE. ESQ
CAFES late SUMNER .nd FALL ExcuRsroxu
during JULY. AUGUST and sKPTEMBEk. ~ ~
upward. Al expenses included send II ones - -
grams FALL TOUR Holy Land Exyps and - -
Septsmbsr g Round the Worid.~ septsmbsr 10
": r. VAN MICkLk. ls27 rsnnA ave. ylo-ln
STEAMER WINTHROP FoR BAR HARpoR
y Esstpors. osmpobeaio. b. Andrs~I ana D. Jshns
nsTE1hER ELitjcY p. MILLER for rocli.na .oa
BANGOR connections for Moosehead IHle Tassdays n
noon. Both from pirr 80. East river. k.f.
rsnnsyIvsnis rsiiroed and bAltimoro and Qhie nlV
~ and ~ william st.. NY. 1y8-1n6 4
SA0Akk 6 sSS4H is aS2hP 22EEoorp CO.
To seushayPsoa fssaos. i asysi. sr,nsa
I%s s. 'q ~ lin ysI m raS. "a si, ssiK g
Aug. I, pm Lain. Tass.. Aug. 4. q an Elas.
Somiort.Sls nat. rooms. src.usnt table, luzuss.e
uard berth. sccording locstsoa "a cs6n- ESQ "a
KY 2 birth; sseerase Il low ratss Apply % K Y.
A Liam LINE. ROYAL NAIL sTEANsHfPas
VI. bEsk1 .sa S.lwfR ha.l er.c. .1u..
ssssshS 81 :is ssS
KEW YORK ASP dLksSow. "a. Londonderry.
"a ynly,.. s sssss q q SSso5Eia - ian
so s 1assst ssss @ q Ssssssrs
Calm passaSs. s35 and upward Excuruion, oubsnA
s.IrrwoEEpSr s sSn ssissysSrsxEe, sie .rpv,c,
wa HALIFAX end 81 Johns. M.
Steamers sail from Baltimore fcrsuixhtly.
Apply 30 q. ". MOSS, VA r. eve, q
ny25-3kn Nm. y. A bk0sNAN. WsahtnaS0.
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DENTISTRY.

= nv. Teeth extrsctsd positively wffhouf n.in -
oanger by ou[ painless syIfem-a harmless veretahe
vspor in use BY US only Is escts are plesssnt md
g.nsasnt; AnnciaS sseth. crown and hrsdes WORK g
$1,000 k-s.. apl4-im.
nE STARR PARSONS, vTH ST., COR NV
pncAuon te guns prevents pain N extractink Iooth
DENTAL lNfIKMARY.-NATIONAI UNIVER-
sc 49, - Ex,r.csns. &C.. srs~ fainss and pisiss q
kkEs DENTAL INFIRMARY.-TEETH FILLED
S cs q - rsssss5sl At lS25 q p Dent. Dsps-
osuy. sxcept sunday. EKfrsctsoa ma Infrincrv
open from October 2 70 June 20. scIl
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SUMNER RESORTS.
SPRINGS AND BATHS.

EAUoUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. NEAR
Nsrrenton. Va Opens june H. Modern nrsf-
e.ss, hotel thoropxhly eagspped hot sulphur baths.
aress JOAN l.. MILLS. 15Za i St. wsshington. ID.
- unti June :; alter this. At the springs also. Bar
net ST.. Baltimore. ry..S-ec,sn
JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. FREpER-
lex county Va vii. t~ open 18th Of Jane tor tine
sssoa. zen minutes drive from r. X. station over
testimony sond tor catalogue.
t9-2m l. {. JORDAN. Prorrfetor
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,HEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

nehedue IN eject Nay 20, 1891.
lo;S. Ain for Newport News. Old Point Comfor, su4
and Norfolk at 6.S D. m. Pm
2pm, cincnnsti EIpress daily for stations IN VIZ
Nestibue sleepers and entire SrRia run tlrou<n
without change to Cincinnati. ng at 30 M
Dining car 10 Clifton korse. ssGvilx lunch nd
supper.
IL 40 2. IN. +; f. ". vessibule Limited daily SOFIA
trains. with dining car. through witkOuS
change TO Cincinnati. Nesti6ale sleeper for Lea
lnstoa ana Loesvnis Pullman Cars are ossa %
recelye passengers Gt % PIN.
ouacss. oiS snd Al fenusy vlnia avenue
my26 General P.ssen.,.- Ls.,,
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~ locked apextpnenfs for hOuDukoa1 - 49, ~
Rooms clean md frss from ncthA
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

I'OR NORFOLK. OLD POINT AND PINEY
Il oint ia Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE. Fare
$LJo Round trip e. 80 Steamer lea 9Th 81; wharf
terminus Of cable cars. TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY. D m Lighted with electricity and re-
furnished throughout Through tickets to Boston In
GLIDING meals and state rooms L. 49, and New York
So. 30 Telephone call. 1870; and Z. o. ofices-Sl3
and 42l Penna. ave,
iyl0 ALFRED WOOD @. I. A.
STEAMER T. v. ARRowsMITH, PROM nh
- ST. wharf.-On Monday aud Wednesday, a D. M. /,
for Colonial Beach. Colton's. Nouiini Creek, lsney
Point, Smiths Greek. Coan and Yocomico Rivers Re-
turning land at Plney Point aud intermediate land
inzs- Arrive at Washington Wednesday and Friday
mornings.
On saturdays at $50 p. m, for Colonial Beach Col
tons. P1ney Point, Cosn and locoinico Returning
land NJ Pney Point, Coltons and Colonial Beach Ar
rive at Washington Sundays, at y y. IA.
ty63m 9 W. RIDLEY, Genr Manager.
EOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE, VIR-
u sInia Beach, Richmond and all points south take
the new Mammoth Iron Palace Steamers WASHING
TON and NORFOLK; GditI from foot Of 7tE st az z D.
Tickets sale at b. and y. Offices oly and lL,l
Pennsylvania ave and On steamers. ,el2-3m
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT
WI Company. Steamer Sue. Capt. W. c. Geoghegap
leaves every sunday At for Baltimore ana rive.
landings. Steamer John Il. Tygert, Capt. John A
ketchan. leaves every Monday and Thursday at
p. M for river landings Thursdays trip Will Be ex-
tended to Baltimore. All freight must I've Prepaid
for passage and freight apply to STEPHENSON 8
BRO. 9TH st. wharf, or cor. Pa. and l.Ih 81.
MI
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e TEAMER ''WAKEFIELDn
- Leaves 1th-st. wharf on MONDAYS THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS at q a. IN. Returning TUESDAY,
FRIDAY and SUNDAY evenings,
For Nornini Greek, Va. and 81. Clements Day, Nd,
touching at inter mediate landngs
Passenger accommodations lrst-class."
Z. W. RIDLEY,
tyS General Manager.
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FUN ON THE BLEACHERs.
Guying tho Dsse Ball Players in Yesterdays
Game.

How THE NATIONALS We're DEFEATED By kelly
AES-wHy THE NEW ZEN WE'RE NOT on HAND
OTHER GAMES YEsIrEDAy--THE CHAMPIONSHIP
REcoRD-BALL SoTrs
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n. ". BKvERIDoI
i:lj y AND liza O q.
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and effected a deal with Kelly and the umpire
and the game went on in the presence Of the
mau in the stand. In the meantime the crowd
had dubbed over from the blenchers and nearly
filled the field.
1t is said that Brown Of Boston, Lyons Of St.
Louis and Van Haltren Of Baltimore are to be
given to the proposed new association club in
Pttsburg.
There were rainbows in nearly all of the east
ern cities where base ball was played yesterday,
and the home teams were dumped in every
place but Boston.
President Bennett Of the Washington Club
has issued the following card to the public in
regard to the trouble at the grounds yesterday
over the non-appearance of the new men:
WASHINGTON, ID. C., July 20, 1891.
To the Base Ball Public: When the manage
ment of the National Base Ball Club announced
to the press Of the city that the five Omaha
players, to wit, Shannon, Halligan, Griffin, SUIT
clitfe and Eiteljorg, would appear in today's
game 1t was done on tho strength of the follow
ing telegram:
"BRIDGEPonr, CoSS., July IS, 1891.
Take no stock in what paperssay. The boys
will report Have wired Omaha this morning
to find out If they have started. Rely on me
The management felt further assured upon
the arrival Of three Of the men. As we were
hourly expecting Mr.. Shannon, we made nc
arrangement with the three men who did arrive
because they came here particularly under his
charge, and had no knowledge of what arrange.
ments were to be made. Tho non-arrival OF Mr..
shannon was the sole cause of the new men moi
playing. but the management feel confident
something unavoidable has prevented him from
doing 30.
Three Of the nov men, Sutclifre, Griffin and
Eitetjorg, will don tho National uniform to-
morrow Tuesday,. Mr.. Griffin will play in
center field. Eiteljorg and Sutclif win be the
battery in Wednesdays game against the Bos-
tons. Eiteljorg and Sutcliffe do not play until
they have not played any ball for over week,
and ask for days practice prior to playing.
In addition to the above the management on
J the 18th instant telegrsphed TO each Of the
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Tickets and information at the Once mort ho.s, cor
ner 81 ls street and avenue and AZ N.
station. where orders he left the chskinr u
oaS sase 10 des,nItson from hotels and residencv..
General Manager. uy2ol General Ps.s.nser As,p,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-02
Personals and Briefs.

General John II. Cooke, who has been
sick for several weeks, rs steadily i'm
proving.
Miss Mary J. Cox left the city yesterday
for Fluyanna county to attend the mar
riage of her brother.
Judge waddill, who spent the Christmas
holidays at his home near the city, has re-
turned TO Washington.
Mr. George Med. Blake, of this city,
has accepted q position to travel for the
large Philadelphia house OF Eqen, on IL
Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Stern, of Baltimore, and
Miss Miriam Franek, OF New York. are
visiting Mrs. NJ. N. Styause, Sl7 Floyd
avenue.
Edward Cox (coloredl was arrested yes
terday afternoon by Policemen Redford
and Walton for stealing brass from the
Vulcan Iron Company.
The newly-elected officers of Lee Camp
will be installed at to-nights meeting. and
matters relating to the celebration OF Gen.
eral Lees birthday will be considered.
Colonel A. L. Rives, general manager. of
the Panama railroad, spent Wednesday
night in Richmond and left yesterday
morning for his home, Castle Hin, IN Abe
marie county.
The Post-Office Department at Washing-
ton has authorized Captain John w.
Fisher, custodian of the cuytom-house
building, To place storm-doors CT the main
entrance of the post-ofiice.
Between the hours Of 7 and 8 o'clock
Wednesday evening Mr.. ID. J. Baker and a
friend were driving down Grace street IN a
jumper, when, opposite No. 902 west Grace
street, Mr.. Baker drove over pile of
building material. The vehicle was over
turned, the occupants were thrown out.
and Mr.. Bakers face W ss badly bruised.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-02
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.

Mention was made yesterday of quite q
number Of building-tund and loan asso-
ciations doing business in Eichmond. In
addition to those referred to we also have
the following:
old Dominion Building and Loan Asso-
cation: Chartered January, 1890; COM
menced business February /, 1850. Author
izt,d capital, $40 ,OOO. 900; subscribed capi-
tal. 81, 500 900. President, Hon. j. Taylor
Ellyson: Vice-President, Norman V. Ran
dolph. Esq.,; Secretary and Treasurer. Carl
ton Mccarthy. Directors: j. Taylor Ell
Tyson, Norman V. Randolph, John S. Ell
lett, John u. Purcell. and Frank 7. Sutton.
The Cooperative Investment Association
of Richmond has a capital stock of Sl00.-
600. Par value of stock 500 each, S25
paid on organization and IS per month
until fully paid. ". 3. Walron, President;
O. II. Funsten, vice-president Fred.
Jones. secretary; Fred. Pleasents, trea-
surer. Directors: ". b. Waldron, o. II:
Funsten, g. @. Walker. /. II. Ware, Sr.. and
The United Banking and Building Com
pany, Richmond. Authorized capital,
900. 900, ,O00 Officers Lewis II. Blair. presi--
dent; Howard d. Hoge, vice-president and
treasurer; Samuel s. Elan, secretary; Di-
rectors; ". J.. johnson, Ad9iPhus BLAIR;
Howard d. Hoge, II. A. McCurdy. and
street.
METHODIST CONTRIBUTIONS.
In the table of religious statistics IN yes
terday's Dispatch typographical error
made it appear that the aggregate OF con-
tributions In the white Methodist churches
during last year was between four and FIVE
thousand dollars. They were, as could be
easily seen by adding the several churches
together. Sl6,5So.
One of the most worthy charities in
Richmond Is the Sheltering Aims on
Fourteenth street where a number OF
inyalids and other sick persons are tender
ly cared for. The institution is kept up
by voluntary contributions from the charl-
tably disposed.
There were several additions to the
Broad Street Methodist church at the
wstch-night service Wednesday night. A
large congregation heard DR.. Tudor's ex-
cellent sermon on the close OF the year;
and the entire service was impressive and
Interesting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-02
JUSTICE caUTcHFlELDs Nsw-YEAR.
The Docket Before the Police Court Yes
terday n Very Light One.

There was an unusually light docket in
the Police Court yesterday.
Bill Robinson dids Ned Jackson, noto-
rious thief. who was Just discharged from
jeil last Friday, was charged with stealing
a box Of cigars, valued at s., which he
sold TO Mr.. Joseph Beckman for rs cents.
Mr. Beckman. suspecting the negro had
stolen the cigars. reported the fact to
the police. While the officers were look
ing for the accused he paid O visit to Mr..
Christians store and stole cen of lard.
The porter in the store saw Robinson as ne
was going out with the lard. followed him
up the street, and having captured him,
turned him over TO tho police.
The accused was identified by Mr.. Beck
man as the man who sold hun the cigars.
Robinson was given ninety days IN 1ail
for each case and required to give security
for his good behavior for twelve months.
A driver of Thomas Il. Thompson was
charged with Overlooking his team.
Policeman Sutton testified that the man
had ten barrels of whiskey on the wagon
last Saturday, and the ho,ses could not
pull the load.
Mr. r. N. Taylor stated that barrel of
whiskey weighed about 40j pounds, and
that ten were load for two-hOrse truck.
As the city ordinances allows 200 pounds
as load for o two-horse team the case was
dismissed.
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FOR THIS DISTRICT.
TABLE SHOWING TOBACCO, CIGARS,
AND CIGARETTES EXPORTED.
Internal Revenue Receipts for tho Year
BuiIdine-Fund Associstions-Me-
thodist Contributions, SC.

There is never much doing in business
circles on New-Year's day, and the majori-
ty of merchants and manufacturers spend
only a short portion of the day at their Of
fees and devote tho remainder 10 their
families and social life.
Yesterday was no exception to this rule.
In the afternoon not great many OF the
proprietors were to be found downtown,
though, perhaps. majority of the book
keepers were hard at work making up
their belencc-sheet..
Busy or not, everybody took time to read
the dispatch. or at least to glance at Its
comprehensive exhibit Of last years busl-
ness operations in Richmond. And all
we're pleased with what they saw. The
expression was very general that our peo-
ple did wonderfully well in the twelve
months Just closed. and the outlook for
the future was never so bright. Our busl-
pess-men were in an easy state Of mind,
ana the compliments of the season were
exchaAged with great heartiness and
cheer.
A hrlef statement was published yester--
day of the internel-revenue receipts and
export business Of Richmond during 1880.
The tables following give the complete
figures for this revenue district:
TOBACCO, CIGARS, AND CIGARETTES EXPORTED
FKoM The SECOND DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
DURING THE YEAR ENDING DEcEMBER III,
1890.