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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-10
A Narrow Escape.

As the carriage OF Mr.. ia. Kratz,
containing his wife and child, was being
driven down Main street near Ninth yes
terday morning, the driver stopped the
horses very suddenly TO prevent running
over colored woman. The quick stop
threw the little child out, its head falling
between the spokes. But for the
timely assistance OF Mr.. q. p. Perry
the little one might have been seriously
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given anything better. and he hoped his
looks would improve by next year.
<.x.ra sr.rpaour rrxc

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looks would improve by next year.
GETS HANDSOME RING.
The ring for the most popular young
lady was given TO Miss Lee Brasweli. OF
Nashville, N. c., who is visiting the
daughter Of Mr.. George b. Davis. Mr..
Smith delivered the prize, and in so
doing made splendid speech in eulogy
OF the brave men and lovely women Of
the old North State. Miss Brasweli
was heartily congratulated by her friends
upon getting the RUG, which was o
very pretty one, containing three sets.
Many Of those who went down car
ried lunch baskets, but majority en-
loved the excellent hot dinner served on
the boat by Mr.. Chris. Evensen. Re-
freshments, too, were abundant, and
MIR: and Mrs. Evensen. like Messrs.
Charles L. Loeffier. Lewis Tucker,
George b. Davis. j. s. Bethel, and l..
Lewis, who constituted the Committee OF
Arrangements, and others did everything
possible to make the day pass pleasantly.
Harry Smith, Frank Burke, and John
Baseier were among those who con-
tributed largely to the life and pleasure
OF the occasion. Mr.. Charles l.. Lang
ford, noble grand of the lodge. was pre-
vented by sickness from being present.
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Uappeuings i'm Henrico.

Andrew Booker, one of the negroes
charged with creating a disturbance on
an excursion train over the Richmond,
fredericksburg and Potomac road, has
been arrested. The examination into
the case has been postponed until the
others shall have been captured.
The following ladies and gentlemen OF
Fairmount left yesterday for trip to
Natural Bridge and the White Sulphur
Springs Misses Sadie Baker. Linda
Jeter, Ivy Marable, and Messrs. L.
Walker Jeter and e. III. Marable, Jr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-10
The INJUNCTION Granted.

In the Chancery Court yesterday
Judge Barton entered a decree in the
case of Joseph NJ. Newell against Z.
II. Brown and others, appointing John
L. Hughes, City Sheriff, receiver Of the
property involved. Joseph NJ. Newell
applied for an injunction restraining Z.
Ii. Brown and others from receiving
rents for four houses which he had
built
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-10
The Tent Meetings.

Large crowds still flock to the head OF
Clay street to attend the tent meetings
now in progress there. Much interest
is shown in the meetings. and there are
conversions nearly every night. Rev.
MIR. Bagby, pastor of Clay-Street Bap-
fist church. who is preaching every
night this week. is speaker of wonder
full power, and secures the closest at
tention of all present. Tonight Mr..
Bagby will preach on Excuses. +"
Prsyer-meetings are held in the tent
every afternoon at o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-10
City Baseball League.

A called meeting Of the City Base
Ball League was held last night and
the following officers we're elected L.
Guvernator. president u. Driscol'. secre-
tAry ; J. Brophy, treasurer. The first
game viii DO played Friday, and win be
between the Stars and Richmonds At
1dand Paxt.
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By A. N. Pollard.
". X. Ellis. AuciioneesJ
"a east Broad street
PY REQUEST OF TIE ORIGIN.

DY REQUEST OF THE ObluIs -, :,
I'D UNCLE BEN, OF 1918 east Nala '!'''"
will proceed TO sell on
SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST I''"' 80
Of 1890 sharp, IN the storage rooms 10. '.,,r.
and 1907 east Main street. LAhOe =,
MINT OF UNREDgEMED PLED0h'' =. -,
100 GUNS and PISTOLS, 1876 COLI ~ 40
YER WATCHES, 80 ASSORTED ChAl'S.SS
ASSORTED RINGS aud PINS, - N..SS,s,L
several GOLD PENS and PENCILS N'.,s1''SN
ISsTRUMENTs, GUITARS. BASJo>' a
MAND0LINs. AccoRDl0NS, HORNS - oS.
immense assortment OF Tools PLAY, ,e1r
CANS, BCFfETs. TRUNKS, VAN,si :.
CHAIRS aud ROCKERS. ExrRssloN,,il, S an,
MARsLE-ToP TABLES, FsATibk RI. RI 80,
and BoIsTERs. LACE CURTAINS, ~
NEW SHOES, 10 RUGS. FRAN I'D n. . ,.ES
large assortment OF FINE LADIES aoS,xn
TLgMgNs CLOTHING. sAFEIi bI0 ,s.s
good order. end nsay ether sood' W.
~ sILysa ToSGr.
.,.a Aussionss..,
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The Brazilian Revolt.

NEW YORK, August 9.-The Herald's
Valparaiso special says In Santa Catba-
rins, Brazil, federal soldiers have de-
posed the State authorities. The Herdid's
correspondent in Rivera telegraphs that
the reyolters defeated Baron Turupy
Salagardo, with 1000 men. aad are
marching on Santa Anna.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-10
Qnite q Severe Quake.

SANTA Rosa, CAL. August 9.-The
severest earthquake felt here since 1868
occurred this morning. The oscillations
were apparently southeast to northwest.
Considerable damage was done in the
way of falling chimueys, broken win
dows, etc. The courthouse was badly
shaken I'D.
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senatorship in Abeyancc.

CHEysxxE, Wro., August 9.-The
Governor has decided not to appoint
any one TO the senatorship made vacant
by the resignation OF A. @. Beckwith
until the Senate shall have decided the
question whether or not . senator APP
pointed altar the failure Of . Htats
Legislature to elect i sn@iesd 10 Z seak
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-10
The RegimentaI Encamp

The Regimental Encampment.
There will be an assembly of the regi-
ment at the Armory tonight TO deter
mine how many officers and men will
participate in the encampment at Ocean
View. The regiment will leave here
Saturday night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-10
Oklahoma Statehood Talk.

Ell RENO, o. t., August 9.-Tho
Statehood Convention, in session here,
this morning appointed a committee,
consisting of Hon. Sidney e. Clark and
one member for each county, to confer
with the Governor and inhabitants for
the purpose OF setting a time and
place for constitutional conven-
ton. Resolutions asking for the
ratification of the treaty with the Kio-
was, Comanches and Wichitas. with q
view to opening their country, was
passed unanimously, and the convention
adjourned subject to the call OF the
chairman
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-10
Defep4tea.

A cordial invitation extended 10 visit
your friends at the Kelley Institute at
Ashland or TO investigate its methods.
For special trains and all information
call on Andrew Joyner. manager. at Ex-
change Hotel, Richmond, Wednesday.
Thursday, and Friday. or address the
Kelley Institute, Ashland Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-10
Ambulance Calls.

The ambulance answered the follow.
ing calls yesterday:
At lis r. NJ. TO Fifth and Broad
streets to colored man stabbed in the
arm. He was treated and left
At p. NJ. to Gallego Mills to o CO.
lored man with his hip dislocated. He
was treated and taken home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-10
West Poip, Sunday spee,.,.

Sunday. August 18th. the Richmond and
Danviile railroad will run q special train
to Vest Point. Train will leave the Rich.
mond and Danvilie depot az $3.50 A. VI.
The tram will stop at all stations. Fare
for round trip. IS cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-10

In calling attention TO our celebrated
koller-Tray, which u the most convenient
and strongest trunk made and which Is
made 10 every way superior to all other
trunks. We beg TO say that we warrant il
tie best and that we will do any necessary
repairs to them free OF charge.
Very respectfully.
H. w. Roux1zsx 4 BsorHxa,
Richmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-10
Sunday. August 18th,

IL the date fixed for the next Chesapeake
and Ohio's Old Point dollar excursion.
Fast train leaves Richmond A. NJ. Leave
Old Point L. NJ. Two hours run without
stops, giving nine hours at Old Point. Re-
member the dats-Sunday. August 18th
and that the rate Is only 81 round trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-10
The Ordinances Signed.

The Mayor on yesterday affixed his
signature to the ordinances recently
passed by the Council against giving
employment upon city work to convicts
and in regard to the admission of found
lings at the city almshouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-10
Msusnins psn...

With tho various borders. best a,so,.,.
on market. SC Hunter & Co.'S, Ga j', ~,
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PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

Miss Ruth 8. Walden, daughter OF
Rev. w. c. Walden, pastor OF Central
Methodist church, Of this city, has re-
Gently accepted position as teacher OF
harmony and theory Of music in Central
College for Young Ladies', Lexington,
Mo.
Mrs. W. T. Reams, 112l Perry street.
is entertaining Miss Carrie Pool, Of
Petersburg.
Mr.. T. A. Lamb was sent 10 the Mid
die District Baptist Association as dele
gate from Stockton-Street church.
An effort is being made to establish
an alumni association in this city as an
auxiliary to the General Association Of
the Alumni Of Hampden-Sidney Col
lege.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Pettaway died Tuesday.
Miss Elma Adkins. of Petersburg, is
visiting friends in Chesterfield.
The August term of the Chesterfield
County Court will begin next Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Scott McRae, of this
city, will leave this week for Chicago to
visit the Worlds Fair.
Miss Fannie M. Claiborne, of Peters
burg, who has been visiting friends in
this city, has returned home.
The sand that is piled up on Seventh
and Cary streets, in Richmond, where
the Allen & Ginter new factory is being
built, caused one of the Manchester cars
to Jump the track yesterday afternoon
and delayed traffic for a short while.
Mrs. Moore and her sister, Miss At
kinson, of east Seventh street, who have
been visiting at Norfolk, Virginia Beach,
and Old Point, have returned home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-10
N. Y. MONEY MARKEN
Increase of Bank-Rates for Re-
neWals.
TBy telegraph 70 ths Dispatch.l

fBy telegraph 10 ths Dspatch.l
New York, August 9.--The feature Of
the money market to-day was the an
nouncement that the national banks had
increased their rates for renewals TO l0a
IL per cent. to out-of-town clients.
The banks have not lost anything
through Wall-street bankers or brokers,
and consequently the new order
Of things will not affect tho local
financial community. To-day at tho
Stock Exchange call leans vers readily
obtainable vt 4A5 per cent There il no
Tina money a. yos and mercantile paper
Z almoA unGuoeAhle becAasA e The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-10

Insurance companies allow per cent.
discount on policies on buildings with
Galvanized Iron coynioeA Send Tor or
'phoos Thomas y; kendlss and have gel
discount ~ polaey VII pey tos il n sshof(
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-10

mantcIs. Crates. and Thing. N y,,,,.
styles and low prices, at ''''os'
JOINS BowEaSs. Governor s.....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-10

II your back acnos. o. you are al ~,
good for nothing, u h general do0ilty. a., y
Iron BiTTEEs VIII cure you. mako W., -.
cleanse yonr Over, and give q gloi ao,et..
tones tho nerves F~"tS-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-10

paucity Of business doing. Currency OF
al kinds commands premium ranging
from q to Al per cent, with occasional
transactions at even higher figures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-10

Old papers for sale at IS cents bu,s..,
at DTsPATcu Office. '''ei
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-10

assx. sxsAysD Asp se.s.,
TAKEN UP IN Ny STABLE ~
u No $500 Williamsburg 80 sss IA
THR1x ooWk The ssasr s'n p'S
~ 's ,a.,. axoRaE 9. kIsA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-10

LEV III Amulet AAhUVlV ll#l a.
the residence OF his mother. Afs. l.. d
CardoZo. in the city Of Redmond. 90 ,h
9th day of August. Just before tle lla-
of peaceful Sabbath day.
The name and character 81 tbs y.st.
gentleman are entitled 10 something mra
than a mere obituary notice.
He dleds IN his 18th year. Dog D.
had lived long enough 10 impress u.s.
talents and his character upon al. j. ~.
/ old and young. WIKI whom be- had al b.
uuaintance. He was absolutely 10 9. 70
the vices which beset and dfat dISl -
many of the youth of our land. tlrs.G.
raj years before HIS death ne W.. '.l-
sistent, earnest, aud devoted mrut,f /.
st. PauPs Episcopal church. ~ tls e.'y
Endowed with fine intellect. b. 20 b.
waited II as5iduously from the uIe .i
school-life began. At the end ~ ,Fo
years course IN the Richmond College b.
received from thas noble institution .
learning every honor for which De- co.,
tended and delivered MS Diplomas l.l
the hands OF his loving mother only ~.
tire 10 the bed from which Ac vas urTf'
to arise.
HIS lifo was an example Of pure anl lltY
endeavor and purpose. which val he pa.
membered for good by all who Aueg l.l.
His death was no lOss % HIM. 81 l
mother, with whom he lived m swe'' b. 3
confidential compsnionship. hp hiia
brother, and his intimate associat-'. D.
not TO be estimated. He hal rrlarar.f
clear moral perceptions aud % sg.eli F
moral courage. which guided hiu D. iia
straight and narrow path u duty Ailat!
fear and without reproach. those R-9
sorrow over his death will sUtef ou.g %
remem brance OF their loss. not hls. ID
may we'll cherish the tender nnd bsAGl.-.
lines of Moore:
Weep not for those whom tho vel u 80
tomb
In lIfe's happy morning has bid from w
eyes,
Ere sin threw blight DER the sp'r!ii
young bloom
Or earth had profaned what Wa' bra
TOR the skies" ii. ". j.
RrcHMoND. Va, August 9. 1898.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-10

New Central-School Building.
There is . possibility that work on the
new Centrsl-School building. whieh Il
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AUCTION sALEs-Tbis Day
high CONSTABLE'S SALE.

viii sell at public auction on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1893
at IL o'clock A. NJ. at Nc. 100 t0Iih ,-.II
street, the following property T. satisfy :, =
warrant In my hands Ia favor " Ai.isun 81 l'''
-. J. L. Wate-tO-Wit:
MEAT-BLOCk. NEAT-RACk, SCALES,
STOVE. 4 FIsa-BENCHES, 3 1RAi-,
3 BRACKEr-LAhPS, FlSH-bOAt,, .,,
MEAT-SAW. WASHsIAND, BUREAU, lAb-F
CURTAINS, &C.
TERMS. Cash. +. {. 6Rhhl''''
au 10 High Constable CITY k,c4 ..lL
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DEAIIIs.


BURKMAN. Died, AZ h,sre,e,t.,
depce. $40 Denny street. Fulton. on W /,
nesdsv, August 9th. At Is minutes ~.
o'clock p. ~, WILLIE THOMAS ,'a. 2
est son OF .. Il. and Sarah Burkmaa -
DAYS. -"
Precious darling. be has lcft u.
Left US. yes. for eyermlr..
But We hope 10 meet our lo,o1 --.
On that bright and happy sh.-+
Lonely through the housa and c.tn.
hours
Since our dear one has gone
But. oh brighter hon THAI NJ.
In Heaven Is now his own.
The funeral will take place n tho D..
dence TODAY at 1 O'Clock p. n :"
DANCE Died. at his pareu,t o..
dence, sls China street. August Ia I.
5;45 A. NJ, FREDERICK :. DANC'p ~
OF p. q. and Ida Dance aged va.
month and 10 days.
Az rest.
Funeral THIS tThutsday) EyFNRe -.
3 O'Clock. August l0tb. from thc ..s' 10y
Friends and acqua,ntances Ar, .Ly,.,3,'
attend.
HUDSON. Died. August sch. ~ .W.t
Wood" near MillborO'. Va. as -
Mrs. Y. A. HUDSON, widow a. p NJ
son, OF Uniontown, Ala. mother ~
II. +. Miller, of this city. AMI ST.. A D
Burr. Jr., of Danyille. Va.
Selma and Unlontown papers p'a,..
copy.
LIPSCOMB.- August sth. at3a
=. NJ. at the residence If her Lv,t,-l
2si0 east Grace street. CELESTE. t..l,.i
wife Of Stanley Lipscomb. 10 the 1tLts.,
of her age.
Funeral will take place THIS Ihgvh-
AFTERNOON at 5 o'clock tom lr.rl.
Street Baptist church. Friends aul Il.
quaintances aye requested 10 attend.
O'ROURKE Died, August sth. atsr
=. NJ, at the residence Of her husband
No. AIS north Seventh street. Mr.. cana
ERNIE O'ROURkE. wife Of Js-.r..5
O'Rourke. in the 64th year OF her az.
Funeral from ST. Peters Catheifa. TINS
Qhursday) MORNING at 10 o'clock an
requiem mass. Friends and acGgau4..,
invited to attend.
SAUNDERS. Died. suddenly August.
1898, az the residence n bus l,.,.
CHARLES Is. SAUNDERS, only son Il
Thomas 81. and Fannie w. saunders
Asleep IN Jesus.
Funeral from the reslieuc". NJ Grove
avenue. THIS AFTERNOON % cd
o'clock.
SCHNELLENBERG-D Alg-s'
1898, at $50 A. ~, ut his father r.sI.as..
III Henrico county. Va, GEORGE I
SCHNELLENBERG, in the 33d year . is
age.
lie leaves wife and two children -
mourn their loss.
Funeral will tske place from ST. Mar F.
Catholic church TO-DAY tIhurs3a, d
8 A. NJ. No flowers.
WISE.-Died. Tuesday evening. ,ta ~.
slant. at Atlanta, Ga, NJ. Htkt'ff
HAXALL WISE, widow of Rev. Henry I.
Wise and daughter Of the late Aiei,-i
Barton Hsxall.
Funeral services at 81. james ci1',l
THIS (Thursdsy) AFTERNOON % 5t
O'Clock,
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Our New York Hotel Report.

IDPNNIuI E0IVbTafsII To fI1'I70fNNusI
New YORK, August 81. Swineford,
Aston; W. W. Astell, Gilsey +. p.
Matthews and J. ID. Matthews, Hoff-
man r. L. Stratton, Union Square.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-10
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue OF deed u trust from Oa'. !es -. ~
Wood TO COalter q Wise, trustee, ia..'
ruary d. 1898, aud recorded IN the ,.'f-
OF Benrico County Court Dced-b0'A 90
page 40, 10 secure certain nef .A.,
therein described FOR the sum % 1900 20
interest from February q, 1898, ali p
cure otter obligations amounting o.
default having been made In the ial
said note aud obligations, We Will se" o. 49,
auction, on the premises,
WEDNESDAY,. ACGrsr JON. -
at . r. NJ. the property dssc.iye. ''
deco. rs follows: "a
That PARCEL OF LAND situated o. goo ~,
line a Meadow street, commencils O.. 49,,
90 feet south from the southoestern it'.
ton OF Meadow street ana PenDsy'ani' 80
and running back III feet 20 40 a.'y u w.
mon. -
This II q nne lot and located In TIE 'eii 80
section OF River View aud immediaiey 90
ear line. .-..,.t
TEsNs: By consent OF all parties ia'e'''"'
COALTER NlsE
fglsi-c.
wNGrKLD q BARxAuD. Aucsioneefs H.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-10

Gas and Electric Chandeliers and
Globes. Row designs and low prices.
Jom BowHas,
No. 7 Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-10

UARAN TEE COMPANY on
W NORTH AMERICA, the BE>L O.uL't
aud STRONGEST Fidelity iusurausc t...-I
in the world PLEAsASTS & CO.. pr-r1A
Agents, iii east Main street. hiclu"f+.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-10
ACROSS THE RIVER.
NEWS NOTES AND GOSSIP
FROM MANCHESTER.
In Training ut Whitby---Happy
Childrcn---Fined for
Contempt.

Mr.. II. c. Chamblin has the following
horses in training OF Whitby Stock
Farm, in Chesterfield, With +. Pomeroy
as trainer Some Of the horses will
be seen upon the race-course at the
State Fair this autumn: Bourbon
Baron, brown horse, by Baron Wilkes,
2:1s. dam by George Wilkes, 2:22 ;
Northwood, brown colt by Nor
folk, dam Maggie by Chasraes,
handsome and quite promising, owned
by w. e. Brooks, Falmouth, Va. /;
Willnut, chestnut horse, by Norfolk.
dam by Wilful General Payne, bay
colt, by Egwood, 2:l8l, dam by Forager,
son of Edwin Forrest; Lula Lee, bay
FLY, by Norfolk, dam Maggie A.
by Chasraes Whitby Maid, chest
nut FLY, by Norfolk, dam Mat
tie c. by Black Ethan Allen /;
chestnut FLY by Egwood, dam by Mo-
ton; Broad Rock, bay colt, by Nor
folk, dam Gypsy Wilkes. by Young Jim.
owned by W. NJ. Haygood. South Caro-
lima. A yearling chestnut gelding. by
Norfolk out of Lizzie by Brennan. is
also receiving his first lessons in har-
ness. He is q handsome youngster,
good-gaited, and promising owned by
DR.. Lawrence Ingram, OF this city.
AHAPPY GATHERING OF CHILDREN.
There was very happy gathering Of
little boys and girls at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Iipscomb, on
Twelfth street, Monday evening. The
occasion was Miss Louise Lipscomb's
birthday party. The following lads and
lassies we're present Misses May Frank
lin, Lula Baird, Marian Baird,
Mary Morton. jamie Robinson, Birdie
Robinson, Alma Robinson, Bessie
Robinson, May Anderson. Virgie
Betty, May Lipscomb, Edna Hill
ton, Ruth Van Voulen, Ruth Hines, Lot
tie Saunders, Lena and Ella Young,
Ruby Wsldrop, Florence Corbus. Mas
ters Walter Franklin, Dannie Baird,
Page Baird, Tom Morton. Allie Baird,
Eugene Lipscomb, Ernest Robinson,
Harry Hart, Cary Chalkley, Callie
Abbott, James Johnson. George Baugh.
Charles Van Bouten, Henry Nelson,
and Ernest Lipscomb.
FINED FOR CURsING.
Albert Dowdy was before the Mayors
Court yesterday morning upon warrants
charging him with cursing and abusing
two ladies in the neighborhood. He
was fined $3.50 and costs in each case.
Il. Z. Queensbury was fined 81 for being
drunk.
Parties owning dogs who have not
secured license for them would better
do so at once, or they will be liable to q
fine.
Messrs. Wake & Ballauff have been
awarded the contract for supplying the
public schools with coal this coming
winter.
A regular meeting of Manchester
Royal Arch Chapter, No. As, A. +. and
A. NJ, will be held at the Masonic Tenn
pie tonight. Degrees will be con-
ferred on a number of candidates, and
an interesting time is expected.
Mr.. Samuel r. Owens has been called
to Farmville in consequence OF the Sc
rious illness of Mr.. John w. Owens, his
brother, who has been visiting friends
there.
The fruit crop in Chesterfield this year
is quite abundant, and the melons that
are now on the market are OF very SUI
perior quality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-10
AUCrIoN sALE-rutare Day,.

BY wlngnell & Baraui
Real Estate Agents and Auc'iylesIA
sos east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-04
RESISTED ANo WAS STRUCK.
An Unusual Scene on Clay street Sunday
Aftsyuoon--The Police Court

The quiet and unostentst,ons section OF clay
street between Ninth and Tenth vas thrown
into foyer OF excitement about O'clock sun
day evening by the arrest by oficcr l.. ". Farley
OF an Italian name1 hlphonzo Rienzo. inc
lattor was charged with drunkenness, and " -
said he was interfering with some ladies' wnen
the policeman came mp. When Mr.. Farley ~.
tempted TO arrest the Italian ne resisted ana
threw his hand behind him as II TO draw YEA
poI. A Re did this the oiiicor struck nun
across the head with his ciuo. The oiow
cut place two or three incnes IN
Iongth across Rienzo's forehead and tho blood
lowed freely. Renzo yelled IA II be were being
murdered, and In n few minutes TWO or tnreo
hundred men women. and childron wore at
iracted 10 the scene. The excused was nnaIIy
taken 20 tho Second Police station. hls case
came up before Justice Crutchheld In the folc .
Court yesterday morning, but was postponel
until to-day on account OF the absence OF WIZ
nesses There was no other case OF speclai IN.
terest before bis Honor yesterday, tho dotKet
being an unusually trining one for MONDAY
James X. Fernandez was charged Win 100
pigusiy stealing a coat and hat belonging 70 hi.
liam A. Cumber. The latter stated that nc oio
not believe Fernandez took the articles, anu no
was discharged on payment oil costs.
james MILLER (colored) PAID 90 ana cOs's iof
assuming Anna Jackson .,.,,
Robert Davis and Daniel Underwood tcoioreu)
paid s2.5O and costs each for fighting.
j. g. Bahen (colOrod), J. b. Milton, ana Chrls-
tian Giles (coiored) we're nned 80 each Tor Tres
passing on the promises of Daniel Murphy.
William n. Muse and William Austin pald 10
and costs each for Sunday drunkenness