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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
CAUGHT RoselNe THE SAFE.
A Negro Youth Arrested While hihing
Money-Drawer.

James Brown, negro youth, about
nineteen years of age, was arrested yestsesI- ssr
dav by Policeman Williams, OF the second as
trict' ior breaking into tho office Of the Union
News Company and robbing the safe.
For some time Mr.. Broome, the agent OF lne
raws COMPANY has been missing sums OF money
from the safe At first only few cents wouu De
tsFen al the time. but later on the thicI pecamo
hoIder and would take all the money that was
ief, in the SAFE These robberies Always NJ
as dinner-tlme so a little while before MI
Broome left TO take that meal yesterday 'ho
osf,cer was secreted In back-roon.
NJ proome then locked the front-door and ap-
neared 70 20 70 dinner as usual In little N wn,o ,
Rrown came along and by means OF stIch SUI
nssaa In nnfasterling the bar on rear window
and gained entrance In that way ne men ,c wens ba
90 me safe. with the day combination OF whicn ne
sosned ~ nerfectly familiar, and turning the KNOB
opened Il ana took out eisarSOa , Sct5sn sheo
ccer collared him and carried him TO the SECOND
stafion-hofse. x.r, no Mr. Rroorne.
y - thst tha once was broken into severai
s,,o es and In all about $50 was taken .,.,.
Five charges Of burglary were en'efed asa'N''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
ELIZABETH CITY CROPS SAFE.
Interment of Mrs. Armstrong-Two Re
publican Tickets ia the Field.

~ tuo
tCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
HAMPTON, Va, May Sit is not supposed
that the late cold snap has damaged crops
In this county TO any considerable extent.
The remains Of Mrs. W. j. Armstrong, OF Now
York, reached here over the New York, Phila-
delpha and Norfolk road this morning at II NJ.
Her funeral services took place In st. johns
church and afterwards the interment IN the
church-yard.
REPUBLICAN NOMINEES.
Two Republican tickets are In the field, one
nominated by the wing recognizing Ex-Congress-
man Libby as chairman, and ls as iouows'
Commemorative Attorney, +. 5. Collier Sherin,
Andrew Williams (colored) Treasurer, Captain
Jesse s. Jones; Commissioner OF Revenue, D.
Ii. Robinson (cooredl.
The other faction is under the leadership OF
Customs Inspector X. NJ. Smith (colored) and IL
made up In this way Commonwealths 8 Attorney,
j. w. Wheeler; Sheriff, n. Q. Barnes (coloredl
Commissioner Of Revenue, j. W. Williams, (col-
ored): Treasurer, X. Il. Wood, tpostmasterl.
Both wings claim a sure victory. Inc Demo-
Gratis have made no nomination.
RUM-sHoPs GALORE.
About sixty liquor licenses havo heen granted
In this county this year. only eleven OF which are
IN town.
Mr. John d. Hosier is erecting residence In
the West-End.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
STRIKERS SENT ON AND BAILED.
Beisel and Costigan to BE Tried for As
sauIting Louis Larves.

Over two hours were spent by Justice
Grutchfeld in the Police Court yesterday
morning examining the case OF Charles BeisoL
The wounded man was unable 20 attend on ac-
count Of his INJURIES and DR.. Gray his physician
likewise failed to respond when called TO testliy.
and John A. Costigan, the strikers charged with
assaulting and wounding Louis Laryes with
slung-shot The latter prisoner, who mad not
been arrested when the case was first called on
Thursday, came into the courtroom yesterday
and delivered himself up.
Eight witnesses were examined for the prose-
cutlon and a dozen or more for the defence. The
evidence was very conflicting.
The accused was sent on 10 the grand Jury ana
bailed In the sum Of $500, with Mr.. Daniel Dee
fey as security.
Justice Crufchheld authorized the police IN
future 10 arrest all Of the strikers who engaged
In hooting and jeering at the men now WORKING
at the LocomotiYe-W Works as they went 70 or re-
turned from work.
The courtroom during the examination was
crowded with strikers. Messrs. William X.
Trigg, Joseph Bryan, and superintendent DAVIS
were among the spectators who watched the pro-
ceedngs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
Riehmond Theatre.

The Baldwin Comedy Company still sus-
tanned the reputation they have gained here in
their presentation last night OF Kidnapped,
al talent The piece was presented most salts
factorily. The audience was delighted and swice
were the company called before the curtain
At the matinee to-day "uncie Daniel; or. tne
Messenger from Jarvis Section VIII Do played
and af night The Danitess
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
The Difference Adjusted.

Two well-known young gentlemen OF
this city, between whom there had passed some
sharp words and blow or two, were parties TO
correspondence few days ago the character oil
which caused some OF their friends 70 become
apprehensive that there might be a hostile meet
ing. In fact, it is said that the challenge actually
passed, and II Is probable that arrangements Ior
The meeting would have been perfected before
now but for this friendly Intervention, which re-
suited yesterday morning In the amicabie ad-
fnstment Of the difference.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
Lee DIstrIct DemocrntS.

The rally of the Lee District Democratic
Club az their Headquarters on Meadow street iast
night was well attended and much enthusiesm
prevailed Speeches we're made by Aessls'
George ID. Carter and y. G. Gaines. The indi-
cations are that the voters viii turn out fully on
elacfinn-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
LEE-CkMP MEETING.
New Members-Generai Cookies Successor
on the soldiers, Home Board.


Lee Camp held very large meeting last
night. A number of new members we're
elected, among them Rev. DIR. Mason, and seye-
raj names were proposed.
A communication was received from the dis
tressed family Of a Confederate and measures
taken 10 relieve them.
Handsomely-printed resolutions OF thanks 70
Dr. Goodwin and all who participated In the
memorial service 20 General j. Il. Johnston were
unanimously adopted and ordered TO DC pre-
sented 20 the parties named.
The election of a member OF the Board OF Irus-
tees for the Soldiers Home 10 ill the vacancy
caused by the death Of General Cooke resulted In
the choice Of James T. Gray for that position:
The camp unanimously decided TO visit Oakwood
on Monday evening next In body, and VIII
charter street-cars from Seventh and Broad
streets for the purpose.
Every member Of the camp is urged to be
present on this occasion.
Comrade ID. G. Richardson is 20 deliver the I'D
dress.
Next Friday night a splendid likeness OF
General John +. Cooke will be presented 70 the
camp by Comrade n. V. Randolph and received
by Commander Archer Other interesting exer-
cises are expected, and the lady friends Of the
camp are especially invited TO be present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
Annual Meeting of st. Johns Church
Union.

The annual meeting of st. Johns Church
Union will be held In the church tomorrow night
at o'clock. This organization embraces all the
societies and committees OF Sc. Johns engaged
in church work. Reports will be read from each.
The sermon before the Church Union will be by
Rev. John X. Mason, associate rector OF 81
James church. The meeting viii be interesting,
and Mr.. Mason's sermon will undoubtedly be fuii
of information and inspiration TO the church
workers. The public has been cordially IN
Wit tad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
Tho Negro Desnerado CAPTURED.

Policemen Fore and Hughes last night
captured the negro Samuel Garner alias smith
alias Daniel Webster. They caught him In
house In Rockets aud took him by surprise.
Garner II the manwho killed Policeman Brown
last Saturday night and who on Tuesday night
escaped from the Manchester officers after being
arrested. lie is regarded as very desperate
man.
Onicer Hall thinks he is the negro Fred. Knox,
who Is wanted I'm North Carolina for killing
policeman and badly iniuring another.
Last week another negro was arrested In Rich
mond on the supposition that he was Knox. Ser
geant Mathews carried him TO North Carolina,
and found that he was not the person he was
thought to be, but his brother, who Was also
wanted for murder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
Eyangelis,ic Services.

The special evangelistic services at West
minister church are being well attended, and
deepening interest Is manifested In them.
Rev. Mr.. Cannon preached each OF the last
two evenings, greatly to the edifcation Of all
His sermons were earnest, searching, and evan
gelical.
The service win be omitted on Saturday night,
but viii be continued every evening OF next
week.
Rev. Drs. Kerr, Fair, and other gifted speakers
are under promise for next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09

chestra. The power, precision, and blending OF
tone shown In their singing were revelation TO
the large number Of friends WHO listened. ihe
chorus viii be one OF the principal features o.
the festival and their rendition OF tho choral
ties. They win sing with the tenor soloisf, Mr..
Parker, wonderfully effective number at the
opening cOncerr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
win GUARANTEES the Interest.

A special meeting OF the Finance COM
mittee was held yesterday afternoon at o'clock
In the Chancery Court room 10 consider the peti.
ton from the Virginia State Agricultural ana
tee tho interest on the $4,000 loan which the
society expects TO receive. IL was decided 70
recommend to the Council the guaranteeing oi
the interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
Hastings Court Yesterday.

Rosa Dunlop alias Elizabeth Stewart (col-
orefD was tried on five indictments charging her
with receiving goods stolen by Nelson Banks,
James Morgan, and Albert Scott, the three
negroes who robbed 80 many stores in Richmond.
Tho woman was found guilty in the first two cases
and given six months In iail for each, in the
third she was acquitted, and the other two in-
dictments were nOlie prosecuted.
james Morgan and Nelson Banks, the negroes
alluded TO above, who have been already con-
yicted In about O dozen cases for which they
have gotten three years Imprisonment, pleaded
guilty OF petit larceny aud we're sentenced each
10 six months In Jail and fine OF one cent
John B. Webber, who was charged with
forgery, was pronounced lunatic by the Jury,
who ordered that he be confined in an asylum
for the insane.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
FATAL RESULT OF ANEeao FIGHT.
The Survivor Fled-Dr. Craighiirs E'ec'
.,o,--Fruit KILLED I'm Grayson County,
Especial telegram TO the pispa'chJ

Tvscuuuna, Va, May s.-William Taylor
I'D xleYapder Davis, young negro men,
sad a dificuity here late last nigh, ap1I. ~ MA
wVnisn s.. ares rock. from which he died. Taylor
s,ed md mas not been arrested; >rs-
Nh nr. E' A. Cralghi, Of this city has oeen ON. h
.siiv notified OF his election as director ol .no
state Weather Bureau, and VIII nave hi0 no""-
quarters I'm this city. ,.,,,u., a,od hare
n Almond, q very popular citizen, dieo nore
mis- rnorning; aged seventy years -, ,,a
Adyces from Grayson county ssas1 sa,,nty % ana The
i,,.r,v,o,nete registered 80 Thursday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
Hensin the statIon-Housc.

Among the prisoners in the First station
house last night we're FIVE hens. The fowl, IN
question we're left In a coop by little boy at
small store near the Danville depot. Not cali
ing for them az he said he would, they were car
ried to the station-house, where they are held
for Identification.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
JOSEPH MYERS DIES SUDDENLY.
He Falls While Walking Across His Room
and Soon Expires.

Joseph, the eldest son Of Mr.. Herman j.
Myers, died suddenly yesterday afternoon
at the residence Of his father, No. 4of north
Eighth street.
The deceased was Just recovering from ten
days Illness OF malarial fever, ana IN lns @ lass
day or two his improvement had been very
rapid. He left hts bed for few seconds, anu
was returning when he fell. striking ms ohese'
innicting what was apparently slight Druise.
mother came 20 the room few moments after
wards she found him lying ON the floor and COM
planning Of feeling very SICK He begged her 70
relieve bis pain and send for the doctor. some
went down stairs FOR something that he wanted,
and when she returned her son was dead.
The youth was only fifteen years OF age anu
had only few months ago returned from Ger
many where he had received an exceilent euu'
cation.
The funeral win be from the parents resi-
dence at III o'clock tomorrow morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09

Date Of entering and leaving your situation:
Commenced -. Left -.
A meeting for young men win be held in the
rooms Of the association tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock. The following gentlemen will take
part In the exercises: Rev. Richard II. Bennett,
Cridlin, organst; N. L. Willis, pianist; j. +.
Huxter and Stonewall J. Wingneld, sololsts.
Another meeting OF the boat club will be held
neXt Tuesday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
DEATH OF Mr.. A. TRENT MosELEY.
A Popular Citizen of Buckingham Passes
Away" Campus-Day."

Especial telegram 70 the Dspatcn'i
FARMvILLE, Va, May s.-lnformstion was
Of Mr. A Trent Moseley, which occurred at his
homo at Buckingham Courthouse he had been
sick for some time. Mr.. Moseley was uniyer-
sally popular and had for many years nlled the
office OF county sheriff. No man OF the county
was better or more fsyorably known, and his
death gives general sorrow.
Rev. pr j. r. Latimer has been granted re-
spite from his labors as professor In Union Iheo-
logical Seminary for one year on account OF his
recent Ill health.
Iieutenant-aoyernor Tyler has been In Farm
Vile several days. Probably no VIII return 70
bis home tonight.
oAMPrs-DAY.
The students Of Hampden-sidney College and
Union Theological Seminary have adopted the
I4th Of May as "Campus-day." They VIII an
nuaIly dovote that one day TO beautuylng their
splendid campus-grounds-
The kitchen OF r. B. Hsirston was destroyed BY
fre this morning about o'clock
The teachers and scholars OF the Female NOT
NAL School win enjoy picnlc-excursion 10 Wiiiiss
mountains tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
Favor the rIrss-s.rcet viaduet.

A subcommittee composed OF the City
Engineer, City Attorney, Alderman Bahen, and
Councilman Royal White met In Colonel Cut
shaw's onice yesterday afternoon and decided 70
recommend 20 the Street Committee an ordi-
nance allowing the construction OF yiaduct
from tho northern end Of First street as asked
by Mr.. Barton and others at its last meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
want. His Sick Benefits.

Judge Witt, sitting for Judge Leake.
yesterday granted In the Chancery Court, at the
instance of Edgar T. Hicks, an injunction 70.
straIning s. w. White, Mrs. X. l. Waldman, and
John u. Williams from paying over any money
in their hands belonging TO tho Order OF secu-
rity. Hicks. who Is a member OF the order, was
sick, and claims he did not resolve the benefits
duo him. MesSrs. Daniel Grinnan and X
Montague are his counsel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
NEWS FROM THE COLLEGE.
The Literary Society Meets-bus'ne''
Manager Chosen.

The Lombardy Literary yarres Grcle ms' ns Pro prs-
terday afternoon at the res resuencs senrs ladies' of
Lessor ~ rdy Terrace and their friends have
.lomDa.t rat interest In the study Of English and
Ansrcsn authors rroio;sOs ss,aa,sd X q nss aos
tba cpall ~ @ ~. ,,,,on Washington Irving. Profess
seneh' cen X kaiH iHsmberlin presidsd with his usual
grace and dignity.
4. . Joint session Of the No sigma Rho ana p
pssioogisss societies last night .,s sr .css,eni -
Ifumoo' sssnscer of tho Richmond Co!sss hss-
ousluoss - - siecfed TO this position for next
sstis ssion' Hr q. r. Loushaes the AsAistsn' pus'r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09

CHAELorrEsvuLx. Va, May s.-Rey. II:
church OF this place. - In Weshingtoa.
Miss Jennie Randolph has returned - Chaf'
lottcsvie after visit Of several months ~ dinsrs
ent points In Now York.
who has been vixitinG relatives IN thle cay Ug
some time past. returned hoIne yesterday
Mis- Katie 6o!dsborou8ah Of freder1cks mu's -
Waiting the family of Hox y. b Ice.
vissr 70 his mother.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
RECOVERY OF AsToLeN BIG evN.'
Tho Famous Democratic Mouth-Piece
"John Goode " Ready for Action.

Tho Famous Democratic Mouth-Piece
"John Goode" Ready for Action.
fCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
Wu.LIAMsBuad, Va. May s.-lThe famous
big gun known as the John Goode.
owned by the Democrats hero and which was
stolen some years ago, has been recently recoy.
cred, being found Ia an old well which was being
cleaned out. Tho gun In question was tmme-
diately replaced by much larger one OF steel,
and as there Is no Immediate use for Il IL wiz not
be remounted q. present
PERSONAL
DR. James d. Moncure aud Cashier G. r. Arm
istead, OF tho Eastern Lnnatic Asylum, returned
this morning, tho former from Washington aud
the latter from Buena Vista.
Mr.. Robert 5. Bright, one Of our young men,
leaves on the 30th instant for Phiiadeiphix 10
Mrs.. Bird, Of Petersburg, and mother Of Pro-
fsssor Hugh s. Bird Of the coiIege faculty, Is yis
iting Mrs. Lyon q. Tyler.
Dr. Robert J.. Preston, superintendent Of tho
Marion Insane Asyium, and DR.. w. y. Drewry,
frat assistant at the Petersburg Asylum. wero
visiting the Eastern Lanatic Asylum here yestsr-
day.
aBlue Dick" well-kncun and faithful hoFss
belonging 70 tho late Archer Brooks, died yester.
day after twenty-five years Of faithful service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
ro s,uax ths sundax-school Lesaon.

There will be meeting of Sunday school
teachers az the Young Mems Christian Asssia-
ia for the study OF the International LESSOR ana
VIII be conducted by teacher of rare qualincar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
DAMAGES BY FaosTs IN STAFFORD
a-,..,,ny-peath Of Mr.

r.,mers Busy Replanting-Deatn Oh "f'
q M. Roberts from Apopiexy.
especial telegram TO the Dispstcn.I !,
,..,cvapuRa. Va, May 8.--stanord
s.tD rsnorss considerable damage rom
county ,st ,est nsghs Two thirds OF the apPies'
nsssSes, and pears killed. Al i,,,ss rarmers
,,.as' pss~ and boan-vines have been Ai'i'u'
are busy repianting.
sUppEs DEATH.
=. s,o,,.r,a. a vell-known citizen OF sh,s
MI = y. INV suddenly this morning at the resl.
city, d'ea M. Mr Julian Mason In King Gso,ge
county where be was on ysi' ifDm dsa,S when
ia Was fifty-three years o. ass. as.ssrt,ad bis many
Announced here to-nisns
friends,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
said He Sold without a License.

Thecase Of Oliver p. Tice, which was TO have
been heard at 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, was
postponed In consequence Of the indisp0sition OF
United. ed.states-C Commissions Atkins. Tice was
arrested Thursday on complaint OF j. y Elburg
and Is charged with selling liquor without a
license. The accused Is out on his own recogni-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
Sent Back to the Rsformatory.

John NJ. Sheppard, one Of the four boys
who escaped Thursday from the reformatory ~
Laurel, was captured In the Third police dis
trict yesterday and sent back 10 that institution
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09

The Great Council Improved Order OF
Red Men OF Virginia win meet 10 this city ness
Wednesday. The sessions OF the body, which
Win continue several days. wiz b. held IN Odd
Fel1oUJ Hall
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09

a. w, Davis. Photographer.
having disposed of his Washington eok
lery. has returned to Richmond and wsY
remain permanently.
and attention to every one who may fAvoe
him with their patronage.
Mr. DAVIS is the pioneer Of good WORK
and cheap prices. s27 BROAD Srhu1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
rha nrusic FcatIvnl.

The festival chorus held their final re-
heareal IN the Academy last night. All fao sing-
tiers On tho stage, which VIII be extended into
he houzs 1oE ne accommodation OF ne Or
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09

IL.
meas manager, win not return next session,
Mr.. y. Garland Pollard was unanimously elected
10 nli this latter position. The present pusl.
ness managers have worked up" On exceien.
interest In the Hrssenecr, and this session WIZ
get out an eighiy-page commence ment nnih-
Der.
IMPROVEMENT MEDALS AwABDED.
The contest for tho improvement mednls IN
the Philologian and Nh Sigma Rho societies took
place last night In the Philologian the con-
testants were: Thomas Gresham, OF Charlottc'
". c.; ii. W. Province, Of Florido, and x. < hcid'
Of Maryland The medal was awarded 10 Mr..
Gresham by majority OF %, the other con-
testAnts receiving . and respectively. This "
the largest majority ever given In the PhiloosiAn
Society.
In the anu Sig" Society the medal was given
20 T.Ciogett Skinner by large majority over al on
his competitors Messrs. =. W. Duke, ". H. hea-
ton. II. l. Norfeet. Henry Burnett, andJ. X. Mur-
dock, the other contestants, made most exceneni
speeches The society is 20 be congratuiatea,
upon tho " solid material" IL Is giving TO old
Virginia and tho world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09

- 49, s'Ns s'I QQfI.
The boy who is condemned to wcar :
clumsily- made and acknowledgements
ia not 10 be envied. II costs o mere tri-
fie TO dress him 80 that he won't be like
" to feel ashamed Of himself. For an
outlay Of IS you can attire him so that
he won't appear at disadvantage. no
matter what company he is in. II makes
no difference how limited your resources
are; We are quoting prices within the
reach Of everybody. Tho best-dressed
boy in town won't look one whit better
than the lad who wears one Of our %
SUITS.
MCAlAMS & BERRY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
wANAMAKEa SELLS HIS STORE.

The Luray Inn Leased-Repiacing the
Jeremy Trestie-snow I'm Page.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
LuRAY. Va, May Postmaster General
Wsnamaker has sold his store-house at
Shenandoah, In this county, 20 Mr.. John w.
Coyerstone, Of that place, for $4,000.
The Luray Inn has been leased for two years
10 Mr. n. w. Evans, Of Washington, ID. u, VINO
has taken charge.
The Norfolk and Western railroad is engaged
In replacing the wooden trestle scross Jeremys
run in this county, near kileyyille, with an iron
Ii Is very cold here to-day for the season, and
A little sn0U fell this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09

ASGosruRA BrrrgRs are endorsed By all Ne
leading physicians and chemists for their pnrssy
and whoiesomeness. Bewars Of coanterfestS an4
ask for the genuine article, prepared By Dr. J. q
d. Siegcrt q sons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09

BRowN's TaoS BrrTERs cures Dyspepsia Ma
iaria, Biliousness, and General Dcptli0. 0ivcs
strength, aids Digestion, tones tho nerves-
creates appetite. The beet tonic for Nursing
Mothers, weak women and chiidrsr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09
Examining the Accounts of the City Col
lector and Auditor.

Mayor EllYsOn, assisted Dy City-httOIney
c. v. Meredith, Is now engaged In examining tne
accounts Of the City Collector and AUDITOR
They have completed the examination OF the
books OF the Clerk Of the First market, but no
thing Of public interest was diyulged BY tins IN
xasfigatiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-09

There arc some important ehsnese = ~
schedule OF tho RIchmond ana gc ~ ~ -
pnrtiss Interested 20 consult the dAily pe09
Saturday evening and sunday morning