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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-18
WHEN WiLLTAE NEW MARKET OPEN
The Question Brought Up and summariiy
SDr ,uDei--A Bond Duly Filed.

The Committee on Grounds and Build
inCs met IN the City Engineers ofilce al
ESQ o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The Clerk reported two resolutions from
the Council. having been approved by the
Mayor. One of these appropriated
-S9lC.-4. the balance due for the construc-
ton of the Third market; the other appro-
uriated 81 900 for the erection of the
Wickham monument IN Monroe Park
TLe matter of opening the third market
was brought up by Mr.. Ferguson, who
stated that he had already received several
opplications for stalls i'll the new building
and felt sure the revenue should be
coming into the city. Here the subject
Colonel Cutshaw spoke of request from
the officers OF the First regiment TO have
removed the steps leading to the balcony
of the Armory. 1t was decided that the
Citv Engineer should look into the matter
and use his own discretion,
The Clerk announced that Mr.. ID. II.
Pvle who had been awarded the contract
for tine hardwood filing and finishing, OF
the new City Hall, had filed with him his
bond duly signed and recorded. The paper
was accepted. r.. .1.u;,e
the pavment Of bills.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-18
A BRIGHT AND HAPPY SCENE.
The Lawn-Party at the Male Orphan
Asylum Last Night.

Despite the rather threatening weather
there was very fair attendance at the
Male Orphan Asylum lawn-party last
night. The moon with pervcrsc fckle-
Hess failed u show up with its usual
brightness. Int its absence was sup
piled by hundreds Of beautiful Chinese
lanterns and other lights. The flower
stand. tine fancy tables. and other depart
ments were beautifully decorated, and on
all sides there was a. abundance of bright
flowers. There was lovely music and
many girls equally as lovely. and on the
whole the scene was one Of real enchant-
ment The singing by the boys. led by
Mrs. Gill was greatly enjoyed. and there
was other vocal and instrumental music
and variety of refreshments.
Tonight there Will be vocal and in
strumental concert. Tomorrow night
Messrs. Harry Iompkins, Writ Bowles
and Others of the Banjo Club Will take
part in the programme, and 1t is expected
that Captain Frank Cunningham Will sing.
The air last night was delightfully."- cool
and the grounds looked loyelier than ever.
The party will be kept up all the week.
There Will bc good car service and varied
attractions every night. The object is a
most coInmcndable one. There Is debt
hanging over the institution and II Is
hopel bv this entertainment 10 pay II off,
and the public are appealed to III this be-
half
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-18
HER DOWNFALL COMPLETE.
Mary CHM Arraigned on the Charge OF
Drunkenness.

Mary CHM, o slender, black-eyed wo-
man with pair Of tortose-shell glasses,
was among the prisoners at the Armony
Police Court on Saturday last, says the
Chicago Ma,l. An officer testified that he
found her on State street III that city IN
toxicated Fearing she would come to
harm the policeman took her TO the sta
ton.
II remember nothing, your Honor, about
what the man SAYS said the woman.
had one glass of wine last evening. II
was the FIRST had drunk in long time
and it had singular effect on me. you
know"
Are you from the South ?" asked the
Justice. =,
Yes. | am from Richmond Va. My
husband is n boot and shoe agent here for
n New York house. He has sued me for
divorce. and to-day the decree IS tc
be granted. Judge, ISN'T that trouble
enough?"
yes, you can CO. madam" said Justice
Lyon.
Mrs. CHM gained considerable notoriety
some time ago by causing the arrest OF the
clerk at the Saratoga Hotel on the charge
of stealing some diamonds. She failed 10
prove the charge, however, and the case
was dismissed. Drink has brought the
woman very low, and she now trequents
the worst resorts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-18
THE JUSTICE AND HIS COURT.
Persons Fined for An Sorts OF Offences
Yesterday.

Al tho Police Court yesterday morning
there was the usual Monday docket.
There were those who. after working hard
all tho week, spent the Sabbath In the
statiOn-hOuses and were required To fork
over their little earnings to the sergeant
for various offences. The pen was filed
with danes and damsels of every variety
soino with large eyes, some with small
eyes, others with black eyes, brown eyes.
blue eyes, aud a great many with swollen
and blood shot orbs.
The list OF sinners was very lengthy. and
the proceedings We're. interesting and
spicy.
The order of things was somewhat re.
versed, a number of women being charged
1 with aSsaulting and beating men. one of
whom got her fangs fastened into the ear
of her adversary and chewed until she had
exhausted her victim.
The Justice maintained that stern deter
mlnatlOn against the gentler (?) sex that
he has always manifested against the men
who have been before him for beating
women, and the danes were fined accord.
lne TO the extent of their vIciousness.
Amanda Carter (cOlored), charged with
felonousiy stealing $50 III money and n
par OF shoes from the premises of Thomas
Frost, was discharged, there being no di-
rect testimony.
Joseph Chiliam. William Shortell. and
Thomas Dugan, charged with unlawful
gambling on the street, were fined $3.50
and costs each.
John Harris. George Talaferro, and
Ialiai"Iro Logan, throe colored men
charged with beng vagrants, will be tried
August 27th.
Pat. Ponls and Bee Osterline, assaulting
and beating James Underwood Fined
Sl0 and costs each
Nette Bibb. feloniouslv assaulting and
biting Thomas Nicholson on the ear with
lntenito kill. Sent on to the grand jury
OF the Hastings Court.
Randall Jones (colored) was charged
with being of unsound mind. A commits
sion of lunacy was ordered.
Wallace Rowe. of the Richmond post
Office. who was arrested for having an
alteration with \. Leonard, the news
dealer, in the pOst-ofice. was discharged.
Tins occurrence was reported III Sunday s
DlsPAICu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-18
HE IS A NOTORIOUS CHARACTER.
The Police Receive Further Infosmssioa
Concerning Burglar Clark.

Captain j. Is. Angle. Of tho Second
police district. has In his possession letter
received by Major Poe from Mr.. Z. Ma
honey, chief OF police Of Cairo, ILL.,, which
ciyes additional information concerning
one OF the Farmyille barglars recently
captured in this city.
The individual referred 10 in the CON-
municstion is Clark. or 0'Dowd as be is
known in other districts where he carried
on his evil work.
Chief Mahoney. in telling Of Clark. says
he is remarkably shrewd son OF gun"
as he calls him. and has given the noosier
officers q great deal OF trouble. The no.
torious criminal was captured IN Chicago
October 80, 1889. and sent 10 tho Joliet
prison, where be feiSned insanity and WAS
transferred To the Kankakee Insane Asy-
lum. Here he made his escape. but was
captured again at Cairo on the 18th Of De-
| cember, and escaped for the second time
| on June 7, 1890. He Is wanted at pres
ent for safe-robbery in st. Lous. whllo
other cities likewise have their claims
upon him.
A personal description Of Clark was
given in the letter, and corresponds exact
| " 20 that taken by Captain Angle. There
was also photograph OF the crook as be
appeared in his convict garb. and from
| this, if nothing else. il can be readily seen
| that Clark and ODowd are one and the
same man.
The posf-ofIice officials at Washington
compliment the Richmond police highly
upon their good work IN capturing tho
men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-18
UNCLE SANS DELIGHT.
Baseball as Played Yesterday Through
ont the Country.
TBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

[By telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. ID. G.. August 1.-THE fol-
lowing are the results or to-days playing
of the national game
At Washington Association: r. B.H. r.
Washingtons.. o 2 0 0 0 O-9 lO
Athletics II 2020 0-8 IL
batteries - Foreman and Mcclure
Chamberlain, Sanders, and Milligan.
At Philadelphia Ueague): R. D.H. E.
Philadelphias % 5 0 l 0 % 0-S II
Brooklyns. ..0O100 IA 10 A
Batteries-G Gleason and Clements Terry,
Humming and Daily.
At Boston (Association): R. D.H. Z.
Bostons .OO3 3OlO140-9 II
Baltimores. 0 02O100 0-3 7
batteries -Bufiinton and Murphy; Nc
Mahon and Robinson.
At Boston Neague); r. D.H. =,
New Yorks. 20 0 0 0 0 0 O. |
Bostons 0 0 0 0 3 O. 4 z
I Batteries -Rusle and Buckley; Nichols
and Bennet.
At Cincinnati Neague): r. p. H. Z.
Cincinnatis @ 2 0 %
Cleyelands 10 0 o l o.
Batterles-Mullane and keenan,; Young
and Zimmer.
At Louisville (Association): R. B.H. Z,
Louisviles. IL 0 / 2 0 Oil IL
Columbus 100 005 0 l 0 o. B
Batteries and Ryan; Gas
fright and Donohue.
At Pittsburg Ueague): Z: B.a. T.
Chicagos. % 0 0 0 1 0 IA
Battsries-King and Miller; Hutchinson
and kittridge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-18
SniItn re N MID Woman.

The wild woman who roamed over South
Mountain near Womelsdoff, this State,
year ago, is reported to have made her ap-
pearance there again. says the Pniladel-
phia Loige.. One of party from Womels-
dorf, while picking huckleberries, says he
saw her.
while going through ravine," he
SAYS, "our attention was drawn TO q Pc
culiar noise on the incline above.
1--WE yentured near the spot and saw
to our amazement "a woman with long
hair growing over her face and body ana
one arm and leg shorter than the others.
'She was hanging from vine suspend
ed from large tree. swinging TO and no.
and as il humming lullaby. Upon seeing
US she leaped from tree TO tree aud was
soon lost TO sight. chattering to herself As
she disappeared" IL
The affair has caused considerable tax
at Womesdorf, aud the matter Is TO Do
further investigated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-18
The Aldermen and the Crematory.
RICHMOND. August II, 1891.
To he Editor Of aae Dispatca:

To ne Editor Of ne Dispatch
l do not suppose "Ciyis" in his commu.
nication in yesterdays DISPATCH intended
10 do so, but be certainly showed one OF
two things-entire lack of acquaintance
with the facts in reference to the action OF
the Board of Aldermen az its last meeting,
when the crematOry question was consid-
cred, or an ir.cnt 10 mlsrepEescnt tho
ease. He says:
"In the nrst place. | am credlbly informed
there was no discussion of the resolution re-
ferred TO- and tho ayes and noes were taken
upou II without oven rec0ried rote. and upon
the vote Of Jackson Ward .of course In tho Mega
tive,, IL was declared the sense Of tho meeting,
aud an adjournment az once declared:
The question was ably discussed,
Mitchell (cOlored). of Jackson Ward, lead
ing of, followed by MIR. George T.. Bow
den in a lengthy speech in favor of the ~.
John site. and he IN turn Dy the president
Of the Council. Mr. Joseph {. Dickerson.
AT the close of Mr.. Dickcrson's speech
there were cries OF Question! Ques-
tion!" from the Democratic side of tho
house. and Mr.. l.. ID. Creushaw. Jr.. who
had been called 10 the chair. after waiting
minute put the question. Those who
favor concurrence IN the resolution VIII
signify the same by saying ave. Net
ave" was heard. Those opposed no. '
and there were loud and distinct " noes"
The acting President declared the resoii-
ton lost. Mr.. Dickerson immediately
moved to adjourn aud the motion was put
and carried No one asked for rocor'iet
roe and none can be- bad ON questions OF
this sort unless called for. Let justice be
done; IL was fair fight. IRER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-18
Personally Conducted Niagara-faiis Tour
August 90. 1891.

A cheap trip to Niagara Falls is offered
by the Richmond. fredericksburg ana To-
t9mac Railroad Company. Kound-tnp
rate from Richmond only sii. 4 special
train of Pullman parlor-cars and day
coaches will leave Washington from the
baltimore and Potomac railroad station n.
7:lO A. VI. Thursday. August 10th. Tickets
Good for return trip ten days from date OK
EXCURSION. and s,op-of allowed at Wat
kins Glen and Rochester III either direction.
Tickets also good to return rid Buffalo.
The Pennsylvania railroad tourist agent
and chaperon will accompany the party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-18

the Chicago and Alton road has been re-
built IN the company's shops IN tins city
and will soon be given a trial-run. ms
engine now is unlike any other IN exist
ence, except ono at Bay City. Mich. Inc
locomotive will consume lts smoke ana
condense the exhaust steam similar to
marine engine IL Is provided with cleo
trio dynamos. and the headlight and the
Nos Of the engine and train will be illu-
minated with electricity. The entire tram
drawn by this engine and the signal-lamps
will be Illuminated in the same manner.
The headlight sits low on the front OF the
engine, the dynamo standing where the
old headlight was, and the view from the
cab is entirely free from obstruction. IL
this locomotive thus equipped proves
success. similar improvements Will be
made upon all tho passenger engines"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-18

A letter received in this city day OF
10 ~ zoo sro from Rev. r. Frank Price, mis-
sMg s,onsrS nv 70 CHINA, reports himself well, and
fbe j"l' tronblcs which have occurred there
nearly over. " ,,..o~ yos writ.
,o, Iiy n,snar,nr ~Te TO go to a new field which
1en ',.as ~ pebdnt being opened in that country
NE TSs " ;n(ormatlon that be is well will be
Welcome news to has friends IN ls. thls ci,y' c.s
,ybo knew OF the riots and the lawless cIi'-
racter of that people when once arouso"'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-18

The special partnership under the firm
name of q. B. Sydnor. Jr.. winch was
formed May. lSS9, with Thomas NJ hund-
lev as special partner. expired August lst.
1891. Messrs. Sdynor a Hundley have
since formed general partnership under
the tirm-name OF Syduor Il Hundley. Mr..
Sydnor was formerly with Martin x sgd
nor. Mr.. Hundlcy has been with the nrm
OF K. l.. Christian d Co. and those who
preceded them for the past twenty. years,
and his large circle of friends VIII wish
him success in the new firm. Mr.. hundley
will be found at the store after September
18th. This concern Keeps choice selec,,
tion OF furniture - suit the trade. and
their business Is growing. Remember the
place, 709 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-18
Da.,h of ur. NJ. Harrison.

Mr.. NJ. Harrison died at his residence on
~ street near Seventeenth on Sunday
,'i"-n,, ',,',,1 ~ g.3O o'clock Death was caused
,o, NV con,nmption. on. from which the deceased
hgd long suffered. tie leaves widow and
several children. .,.,.o,- ,,o.or
The funeral was held at O'Clock y, yeSr1er- 81 e1
d,t. afternoon. It was attended 10y Fra,
terroI t"S q Todee' No. SO. A. F. and A. NJ. and
otheI i ,T' orders OF which Mr.. Harrison was
i'I Deceased ,''g was president Of the Sir Moses
Montefore congregation. which recently
nnreLased the synagogue on Mayo streot
moor Franklin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-18
rr. curry's Tribute to Christian Woman.

Hon. j. l.. NJ. Curry, IN an address at
Marion, Va, last Friday, said that the
most wonderful Christian worker he had
ever known lived at Halifax Courthouse
Mrs. Craddock. He SAID that he had
never known q woman more intent on
doing good or more abundant in tender,
loving expedlents for helping all who
came under her influence. - She has gone
TO her reward in Heaven" said the Doctor,
:" but never think of her that do not
thank God that was permitted to come
under her influence. A more beautiful
and expressive illustration of what wo-
man may do for Christ and souls l have
never known"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-18
ctruck by Lightning.

An electrician of tho Union Passenger
galway was struck by lightning and DIS
abled on Saturday afternoon. The occur
rance took place near the Old Ieservoir
and the damage was very sllght. Inc only
dpccr;dent was Captain Pettus, and he was
nv hurt The car was taken OF and an
~ her nut on at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-18
f'5-.IN CEAThS LAST WEEK.
' Nnmhrr Seventeen were White
''ilwenfy Color.d Persons.

fg.ier of deaths in Rich
..r ",'k a. shown by the report Of
Department. was 37-l7 white
mortality pcr l,OOO-white,
.i..'. tNful. ~. SO.
hiHr'cxy. white : as,heDia,
'i-"tec, ] ooiJfed congestion
.fe 1mpion,2 > white ana
oDl1fed; diphtheria, /
'f'. } white. dr0psy, color
' ufsl. I shiio amt . colOrod 7;
'Ni- iAl-aocldentai, / white /;
"'Ifr and ] colored; fever
niciel gangfeue-senile, /
'.'- c0llrod hydrOcephalus,
r.... white inauition. cOiorcd; I;
t' ail J c0iOrod meningitis
Hte' ooiored pneumonia,
''A plerperai. ] coiOred /;
.sI.. .' cDl1red tabes mosentorica,
Na'e., white and s colored: !:
.Ni . c6l0rsf.
".f -'tl Ward. COlOred Madison
Gay Ward. . white and col
.r4tf '9.proi; Jefferson Ward, 3
Poi '''l Monroe Ward, g white aud
Als O..,,h -, Natd. white and coiored.
3D. - iiiuy, colorod one month
f.I,. ..'. 'Ai eol0fod six months 20
H.f,. ..l. 'ii' year 20 three. white and
.se.f. l'nff 10 fiyc. white; ten years
'tt .. '.'i'ii twenty years TO thirty, 2
'.r r..- ''.icd thirty years 20 forty, !
= Atf, fraa - niiy, 2 white ffty years
sis d, '.' ana ] ooiOred sixty years 10
'-'t ~. .,'i"d seventy years 10 eighty, 2
Hre. ".oici; eighty years 70 ninety,
a.r-i elge, 8 white and IL colored /;
tssl "Ai'o aud 2 cOlored widowers,
-. ,,',"'' white aud 2 colored; un-
l.a, 'h ie md 4 ool0roa.
s'il.si = .,' hinoAl, 10 white and colored ;
Lifted So ana ] eolored other parts of
49, .,''' Bssilg Aortaify: For week end
90 4esl. ~ white ana 20 eoiorad;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-18
r..I,,sh Catholic Union.

n, John NJ. Higgins left last evening
M.rsnton. M. Pa, where he goes as dele
10, 1.-The Irish Catholic Benevolent Union.
gaze stcn;ch ~ Hon. A. NJ. Kelley was president
OF whl hnnt twelve years. This convention
Tor ';ess a4oa. 10 be very large and interesting
prolh'1TEbe pro The presence OF Judge Kelley
oIn' OH add puah to the Rxatihcsflna ot tae
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-18
Thirty Daysin Jail.

Joe Williams was tried before Justice ST e,'
y ooo at Uenrico courthouse. yesterday
AMI convicted of the larceny ..ag Oh on ofqr The
coat @ belonging to Joseph Blckerstan. ane rao
coat was valued at 800 ino ,e dpnd p,dtIvn was sent
reouired 10 pay fine OF Sio anu ""' ''"'
10 iail for thirty days. ,,;,od 20 nav n
sno S'lIV ~ AZ 20 for an assault upon M. kupp'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-18
rr,,.x scnt Was Sold.

The committee of the CongregeStlon
m ho ,bsha were at the synagogue sun
bes. hes 80 aiIot the seats fo- the year begin
pi8g nS september lst In nearly every err the lhr
stance the pews were retainSn oy 'Io ,o
present holders. Every ayallaDiSe S'sn and a
the body OF the synagoguhSi , ghicb ""I has recently
hu,nV hoa,, arranged into pews, were disposed OF,
A. result there will be quite an iuclea'0
=, the revenues over the past year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-18
rha Chiefin Nice Qusrters.

Major Poe chief of Police, ana ms cour, ore
teous assstan,. Sergeant Nasu,i,s 49, oe tb";r
now enjoyine iuAuIh,ous, ,t'znns stS, Rank have
8ld qinSeS qtincdsomey Toei rcpapered and fitted up.
i5s pseh ",us n"i,u are decidedly aesthetic and IN
me dhS rCS,S %ay IN nlV Keeping with the Majors
ever every fsnre ~rg and Sergeant Washington's
rrrntnnditv. rrim M " The Board of Police Commas
io' L,ld their sessions here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-18
,,, ,,ora coIored Convicts.

Tho following conyicts were received az
tng per, p7a.,t Poin3exter (colored). from Bed
ford r,I,D county. to serve four years Tor ma
nc,ous s51,sor Nelson (colored(, from Caroline
oonoty nu,',syr ave years for murder IN tie sec
ond degree. ,.-,looIoradN from Bote-
tourt county, two years ioI no"9o0'0'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-18
Accident TO Major Cary.

News was received in the city last eve
ming from Nimrod Hall, Bath county, OF a
painful, though not serious accident TO
Colonel W. Miles Cary. tie was riaing
down a mountain-side when, his horse
stumbling. he WAS thrown 10 the ground.
Two of his RIBS were injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-18
C,,y Circuit Court.

The following suits were entered IN 'he
CITY Circuit Court YESTERDAY; Rank
Merchants and Planters say:ngs =, nanr far
against j. w. Howell and John II. "eS' 'o'
S63.60 .,.nJ John II.
West for $75.S2. , .a Jobn n.
same against W. NJ. Blackly and Sonn W.
W eat far Ao0.72
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-18

Chiet-Engineer Puller, of the Richmond
Fire Department. has returned from the
annual convention of chief engineers, held
a. SPRINGFIELD, Mass. where he spent sew
~ "ral days. The Chief says his trip was
both a profitable and pleasant one. lheree
Sas a very large attendance. be says. and
much business OF importance was trans
acted. While away the Chlet visited mart
ford. New Haven. and other northern
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-18
Na,e. fcnm fhr Capitol.

Hon William A. Anderson, of Rock
bride' visited the Capitol YESTERDAY.
The Governor mas hon Ieinsou ~ cnmntv p",
VIZ Mh,1'a ms convicted of grand larceny IN
y.nvsry Nm m last and sentenced to two years IN
the penitentiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-18

for week ending August 10. 1890, is white and
80 colorcd.
Rc,afaU; For woek ending August 10, 1891,
900 inches: for week ending August is, 1890,
600 Inches
Icfnperdfprt: For week ending August 10.
leNl, p2.5s degrees; for week ending August
10, 1880. S4.53 degrees.
Aunaesy of lfsas Made by Physicians fer the
loof tiri district ~ Second district, 80 ;
Third district, - Fourth district, u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-18
Store Entered by Thieves.

Thieves entered the store Of Mr.. Patrick
Shaunessy, on Jacqueline street near Bev-
erley, Sunday,night about IL O'Clock, but
were discovered and scared on. In their
fight they dropped several hams when u
had been their intention to appropriate to
their own use.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-18
Lieutenant Euher to BE Married To-Ds

Lieutenant Edward ]. Euker and Miss
Theresa Houchens will be married this af-
ternoon ut s:45 o'clock at Grace-Street
Baptist Tabernacle.
Lieutenant Euker is one of the most
popular officers of the Stuart Horse
Guard, and all of his attendants are to be
members of this organization.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-18
smok. the "Nickieby."
Best Cigar on the market.

BRowN's IRos BIrrgKs cures dyspepsia, Ma
laria Blliousness. and General Debility. 'ises
Strength, aids Digestion, tones the nerves
creates annette. The best tonic tor Nursing
Mothers. weak women and children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-18
Matrimonial Note.


Wife: What do you suppose is the rea-
son there are no marriages IN heavent 4.
Offset the fact that there 10 no heaven IN
marriage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-18
7lisnt shoes.

Made 10 order from $50 TO sl0. Your
choice for S5. W r. DREW x Co..
Shoe Manufacturers.
500 Main street. corner Eighth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-18
CONTINUED.

The time for hearing the motion for an
appeal i'm the Baker case was set for to-
dav. but a. neither side were ready court
adjourned until tomorrow afternoon. Al
fidavits of several responsible citizens
were made to-day 10 the effect that one or
more of the Jurors were seen separated
from the Others during the trial and IN
conversation with other parties.
IN THE PRISONERS FAVOR.
The defence claim that this fact is suf-
fcient III itself to have the verdict set
aside.
Public sentiment is rapidly changing in
favor OF the prisoner.