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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03
The Citv-Hall Investigation.

The Common Council did exactly right
In determining that the City Council ought
to do its own investigating.
1t Is the duty of the City Council. not OF
the Mayor. to see that the Council COM
mittees perform their duty. Who ever
heard OF Congress calling upon the Presi-
dent TO make an investigation where the
good name of congressman was in
volved? Who ever heard of the General
Assembly of Virginia calling upon the
Governor TO investigate a charge against
member or COMMITTEES of either house {?
Such investigations there have been in
Virginia. and always by the house whose
member or committee was alleged to have
offended
Had the Common Council sought TO
place this responsibility elsewhere it would
have made grave mistake.
The charter of the city Of Richmond
gives the Mayor very extensive powers,
and 1t may be that an investigation may
disclose reasons why he should exert
them, but at present the City Council Is
the department of government which is
called upon 70 act, and act promptly.
The Board Of Aldermen. THE upper
branch" of our city legislature, is yet 70
act on the resolution of the Common
Council. but we do not doubt that it will
give II its approval. We should, however,
like TO see the Board amend the resolution
10 as 10 provide that the contemplated
special join. committee shall have power
10 send for persons and papers employ ex-
peris, and secure the services Of steno-
grapher.
When we suggested that the City Coun-
cIl should make this investigation we
were animated by the one purpose of
Clearing away the clouds of doubt which
had been raised by reason of the
fact that the Committee on Grounds
and Buildings had given contracts to
persons who were not the lowest
Bidders True, there is hardly member
OF tue committee who had not previously.
atone time or another. voted in favor of
oidder for City-Hall work who was not the
lowest bidder; but in such cases members
were presumed TO have acted for the best
Interests OF the city. In the awarding of
toe last contracts, however. the same
course OF conduct excited angry comment.
mhyf That is one Of the things which
tae investigating committee is expected
TO find out.
Al thefe IS 20 be an investigstion-and
~ investigation the people Wn haye--lst
De thorough. To this end the investi-
gazing committee must have the power to
compel the attendance of witnesses. the
production Of papers. &c. al the power
"a .nis respe@ that the City Council has,
sau which It is at liberty to delegate 10 it,
SCENTS II should so delegate.
would be serious error to enter upon
81 investigation Of this character without
na''oR the evidence taken down verbatim.
may OF may not be necessary to print
WIS evidence. but it certainly should be
'ston down-taken down by an expert
photographer and by him transcribed With
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. and then become
spubiic record.
Unless the Board Of Aldermen amends
- resolution and sends IL back TO the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03
B.ARGAM.

A fortunate purchase places us In posses
sion of $50 pieces OF the finest Bingham
made-eoods that We always sell AZ 80 and
35c. We otfer tho entire lot on our counter
this week at the remarkably low price 81
sc. YARD.
In addition 10 tho above We offer all orr
regular stock Of SOC. Ginghame AT the same
nrice-- 2jC. YARD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03

FINE CORDED AND FIGURED oRGANDlEs
worth 163s and 20c. your choice al 12Ia,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03
The Mississippi River.

Wh,ls. nearly all the world is looking TO
Chicago. the Father OF Waters" threat
ems the people who reside upon ITS banks
with ruin and desolation. AS the water
she'd OF the upper Mississippi and Its triou-
taries is cleared Of its forests. shrubs, and
underground, the Mississippi bottom VIII
be troubled with floods constantly be-
coming more destructive. The Mississippi
has hundreds of tributaries in Virginia and
West Virginia. not 10 mention other
States. Whenever there is rain OF long
continuance extending over this immense
region the OHIO must rise and the Missis-
sippi is apt to follow the example. And
if all the forests Of Virginia and West
Virginia were cleared from the ground the
Ohio would rise vastly higher than ever
before. As the watersheds of any stream
are cleared of leaves. brush, logs. and
other distractions. tho stream will
naturally and necessarily rise higher.
There is no remedy tor this condition OF
thines-ths operation of natural laws.
Even in Virginia the pine forests and other
forests perform for the present the service
of keeping back rain-water and thus pre-
venting treshets which would otherwise
be much more destructive than they are.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03
The Richmond Dispatch

TEE RICHMOND DIsPA TCH makes the an
nouncement that in a few months it will
change its form by reducing its size and
increasing the number Of its pages and
will put in type-setting machines. 1t will
also dress in new suit, and hopes that
the changes will please its patrons.
The DISPATCH is always a welcome visi-
tor to this Office, and under all circum-
stances is a frst-class newspaper.
1t is hard to understand how the DIS.
PATCH can be much better newspaper
than it is at present. yet in this age of en-
terprse and progress there is no telling
what can be done. and there NAV be bet
ter things in store for our Richmond con-
temporary than IT now enjoys. THIS the
T,rginiGn sincerely hopes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03
Two Marriages In One Day.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspr

DUSNsvILK, VA. MAY @.-Wednesday last was
quite a day at smyrna church. IN King ana
Queen county, the OccasiOn being that OF two
marriages coming of. One was that Of Mr. =
W. HOwerton, o. Roanoke and Miss Louie SUIT
toll, daughter Of the late stephen and present
Mrs. Columbia Sutton. Of King and Queen, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, ana tho other James A. White,
a successful businessman ard gentleman
Of wealth and influence OF King VIII
liam county, and Miss Gay Heskins, orphan
granddaughter Of the late Captain !. T.
Hasklns, Of Midway, Essex county, who were
married at 3 o'clock p. VI. Elder w. NJ. Minter
performed the ceremony in both instances AMI
in his usually happy and impressive style. This
couple had twenty-five couples Of attendants,
and Immediately after the ceremonies the en-
tire company, together with n large number OF
relatives ana friends OF the bride left for the
home Of The groom, where grand reception ana
most sumptuous repast awaited them. There
was a band OF music on hand irOsl Richmond
which played upon splendid pavilion arranged
for the express purpose Of the occasion. The
young folks had music and dancing nigh unto
break Of day" Thursday morning. Both brides
were most becomingly and appropriately at
;Ired-that Of Mrs " bite corresponding with
her diamond ornaments, the gift Of the groom.
judge Howerton and bride lett the church with
their ushers and friends Immediately alter their
marriage for Richmond ria Lester Manor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03

Common Council for is concurrence the
estigation may prove 10 be great dis
appointment. The investigating commit
tee TO be able to do its duty must have the
usual powers Of legislative investigating
committee and must have the means 10
keep perfect record.
The people are dead in earnest about
this matter. SO. too, are the two branches
of tho Council. we believe. Then let them
star, their committee out armed ana
equipped to make such an investigation u
will leave nothing further to be Desired.
aud which will show whether the city Oh
Richmond or the Committee on GROUNDS
and Buildings has been wronged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03
Politics in Charlotte County.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l
EUREEA MILLS, VA, May Our popular and
efficient Clerk OF the County and CirCui. courts,
Mr.. j. Cullen Darlington, will have no oppos-
ton for recollection IN spring.
The contest for nomination as Representative
in the House Of Delegates Il quito sDirtel.
Already there are fhree or four announced
candidates T IN The Democratic column. those
most prominently mentioned in this connection
are Br. Henry G.. Rec, DR.. A. =. Priddy, Mr.. H..
A. Marshall, ana Captain 4. j. Tony.
The Peoples party Is supporting Mr. Henry
Rice who Is q stnunch Democrat, ana a son-in-
law of Roger 4. Pryor. Of New York.
Rev. William ID. DOrton, ID. D.. Of Henderson,
". C., Is visiting his relatives here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03
v. NC. A. Officers Elected.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispa

correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CREwY, VA, May 2.-The regular annual
election Of officers for tho Young Mems Christian
Association was held in their building last night
aud was conducted by Mr. II. o. Williams, State
Secretary. Mr. Sterling Boisseau was elected
president: MIR. &. V. Robinett, vice. president {;
Sir f. W. Payne. treasurer; Mr.. X. :. Beyill,
recording secretary, to serve ono year and by
virtue OF their once are also directors. The fol-
lowing were elected as directors for term OF
two years: Messrs. W. p. Eiwunds. II. l..
Woody (ex-presidentl, c. II. kruse, and :. NJ.
Williams. Those TO serve three years: DIR. J..
". Bry ant, Messrs. I. Is. Oliver, j. T.. Bingley,
ana Hiram Burkholder.
The local constitution that had been adopted
for this particular association was abolished
and the standard constitution was adopted,
which eavo unanimous satisfaction 10 those who
had taken exception 10 the local constitution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03

The Richmond correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun says that MIR. w. l.. royal,
of this city. has been requested to write
out history of the contest in the courts
between the State of Virginia and her
creditors, which may serve as an object
lesson to show what will take place IN Ire-
land under Mr.. GLADsrONE's home-rule
measure. This is high compliment TO
NJ. RoYALI, who wrote this very bit OF
history two years ago without dreaming
of the use to which it is to be put. Ap-
preciating the honor, be has decided to
send his manuscript history TO England.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03
Suuday-Schooi Missionary Union.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond DisDa.ch.I
GAINESVILLE. VA, May 2.-Your correspondent
il lust back from the meeting OF The sunday
School and Missionary mon oil the portsmouth
Baptist Association. The meeting continued
TOR two days, meeting with tue Western
Branch chnrch. This body Is composed
Of TWENTY-FIVE churches and Is called
the middle Cistrict OF this association.
This session Of this body seems 70 mark n new
era. The discussions wore spiritei and spirit
ual. Last dag Teachers aud Teaching was
discussed by Or. Gavin Rawls; Learners and
Learning" by Rev. MIR. Underwood The Cen
tennIal Of our Modern Missioa-Work," bv Rev.
4. D. Hunter. The Rev. Mr.. sheppard, OF Smith
neld, preached the sermon. which was good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03
COR. SECOND AND BROAD SITS.

FINE FRENCH sATTEENS, in dark and light
grounds, every yard worth l21e, 1873, and 2Oc.,
your choice Of the lot Sc. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03
A store Observation-Disclosures.


KEYsvILLE. VA, MAY 1.-The store OF Messrs.
Wilson & Faris at this place was entered some
time during last night by the rear door. which
was forced open with crow-bar The thief got
only about "a in monev-that out OF the CASH
drawer-but he took several suits OF clothes,
several pair OF shoes. four watches. and num-
Der Of bolts OF dry goods, The young man that
usually sleeps in the stare spent last night away,
and therefore there was no one IN at the time.
Spencer shelton (rcloredl, who st.uc& Wilson
Wallace on the head with bar OF iron, an &c
coun. OF which appeared In the DISPATCH sb1u
two weeks ago. Was tried In the County Court
yesterday and sentenced 10 ten years In the
penttentiBry
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03

full assortment OF LADIES SHIRT
WAISTS only 43c, apiece.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03

JAMES GORDON BENNETT is en- route from
Paris to New York, and another uphesval
in the Herald corps is expected upon his
arrival.
The Park Bank has bought the present
Hrdd Office, and the Herald will soon oc-
cupy its new building, at the corner of
Broadway and Thirty-tourth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03

A dispatch to the London Times from
its Vienna correspondent says that it Is
stated on good authority that the Austrian
Foreign Office has made no objection to the
appointment of MAX JUDD, of st. Louis, as
Consul-General, and that the Austrian
Ministry of the Interior is not likely to
oppose the appointment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03

Colonel HENRY T. DOUGLAS has been
chosen engineer in charge Of the proposed
Topographic survey of Baltimore. The
salary is $1,000 year. II is expected that
three OF four years will be required to do
the work.
Baltimore has appropriated 100000 to
put her police end fre-alarm telegraph
underground.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03

The New York Central Railroad Com
pauy will place a SPECIAL vestibuied tram
at the disposal Of Admiral GHERARDI for
the purpose of allowing the foreign naval
officers to visit Chicago and Niagara Falls.
The party will return by the way of the
Michigan Central and Pennsylvania rail-
roads. which have also offered a special
train.
The whole trip will occupy week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03
OFFICERS INSTALLED.

The installation Of the officers Of the Good
Tomplars took place last evening. delesa-
tion Of thirty or forty from Mountain Clty
(Staunton) Lodge was present. An entertain
ment aud refreshments formed a pleasant iea-
ture OF tho evenings exercises.
The Rev. DR.. G.. l.. Poirie, of the Charlottesville
Presbyterian church, has boon appointed a
member of tho Advisory Council OF the Religious
Congress in connection with the Worlds Column
bian Exposition, a compliment most worthily
bestowed.
Mr.. Murray Mcclure has been compelled 10
resign his position as captain Of the Unworthy
base ball team on ac, cunt Of the injury TO bis
arm. His work In Lynchburg last Friday caused
the renewal of the trouble be had last season.
Mr. VI. L. Smith has been chosen as his sue
cessor, and a fright gOO1 captain, too" he
r,.o1ya
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03
4 Fstnl Roller Explosion.

Correspondents Of the Richmond DisDatcn.l
EaPORIA, Va, May "a boiler attached 70 a
saw-mil OF Mr.. J. r. Holloway situated about
fyo miles from this place exploded to-day aid
Instantly killed. a colored man name unknown)
and seriously injured Mr.. Holloway.
The young gentlemen OF the town will give
nico dauce tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03

"a dozen Hemmei liIth lD....
inches. all white ~ WEE -...
day at DC, or three f.r -..
A purchase a. under yailn tr
quality OF Cotton Crash. l.
day az a..
Short ends OF Table ia1-.f. ...
German--is yours At "a -ar..
lengths 81 ~ 90 Jis 5H.l-
every ploco perfect bui ,-.f. t..
spots.
Twilled Linen Sheeting Re- t.-e '.rt
for this grade. Yet wlls
II going up We buy l.'.r
price to-day 81 ayari
To be exact. these hUN l'sN.
measure 7@xs0 in-hr- .-...
Doc. Have you Oousht'l... .-... l--
wheref
ia Imported DINITY SPREADS s. t..
We've never sold them ft.r. -..- q"
200 leces OF doulic-folI 80 .-I .r -.lf
on sale to-day az TO-. the y.t-
Eae.
Silk BlouSe-WN,t,, 'H-t.
Elton and Blazer Suits, ara
demand. Them t.e '
public appreciates 4 >lt.-
or cardinal or navy, SIS. VI.
sold no better rapidly l->t'.
The Trojan Manufacturing
the best Shiri-Wafst ol o. "'t
TO introduce them more i-.t
Percale, IN hait-stril'- 1I
fully made. lgundsret ....- .A4 .r
for liberal sl.2O value.
To make 900 dozen .
Bohemian Tumblcrs -.'
won't sell but one l0nart.F
purchaser. You've a-.e'
such under sc. a t...-
are SIC. 4 dozen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03
PROPOSALS..

Sealed proposals viii be received at this ONCE
for REMOVING An OLD BUILDING AND
ElECTING A NEW ONE on TIE PENTrEN-
TIARY GROUNDS. Plans and specifications
can bs SEEN nt the oifico OF w. G. West, archi-
Bids must include an offer for the old bailding
as well as % name price for the new one. All
material to be furnished by the contractor. but
as much OF the old building AZ may pass inspec-
tlon 70 be used 10 the new one. The work must
DO completed by the LIST Of October.
Tue right 20 re1ecf any or all bids h reserved
BY order o. tho Board OF Dire,tors.
sp 2s-7t b. w. LYNN. superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03
UNJUST OYSTER LAW.
oaoss INTERSECTIONS AND FLA
GRANT DETERMINATIONS.
No Penalty for Violation of Some OF Its
Provisions-Interest ia tho Eastern
shore Potato Kitchen.

aforementioned the Richmond Dispstcb.l
OSAScock. MAY 2.-The next General
Assembly will be called on 10 make many
changes and notifications in the present
imperfect, and in many respects unjust,
oyster law. Some time ago 1t was pointed
out in this correspondence that the pres
ent law, while forbidding the taking OF
oysters with tongs without license. pro-
vided no penalty tor its violation, and the
recent trials in Accomac County Court
have brought out tho tact that non-resi-
dent convicted of dredging in Virginia
waters can only be fined in the sum OF $500
while citizen OF this State for the same
offence may be sent TO the penitentlary for
three wears and have his boat conhscated
IN the bargain. Ii is said that the coun-
sci for the Maryland oystermep now In Ac-
comac-county jail will make this point
when the cases come before the United
States Circuit Court on wr1ts OF habens
corpus. Surely such unjust discrimination
against our own citizens could not have
been intended by the trainers OF the pres
ent oyster-law.
THE POTATO KITCHEN.
The movement started here some months
ago 20 have an Eastern-ShOre potato
kitchen at the Worlds Fair ~ arouslng
much interest among the people OF this
section. and meeting will be held at
Parksley next Saturday TO take final steps
IN the matter. There are no State funds
available for this purpose, ana the money
necessary for putting up the building and
securing an outfit will have 70 be raised
by private subscription. Nearly every one
agrees that unless Eastern-Shore cooks are
in Chicago to prepare the potatoes the
venture wall be likely to fail of its object.
VISITING BIS OLD HOME.
Mr.. John II. Wise. recently Apo inted
Collector of Customs for the port of San
Francisco, spent last week in Accomac
visiting friends and relatives. He is ma
tive of this county, being a son of the late
Tully Robinson Wise. and brother OF
Hon. George d. Wise, OF Richmond. Mr..
Wise had not been in his native county for
more than twenty-five years.
SOON TO BE BUILT.
A handsome Episcopal church is soon TO
be built in the town of Parksley, tins
county. The Parksley Land Company
has donated ample grounds and more
than one thousand dollars has been pro-.
missed. The church will be very much
like the Episcopal church in this town
and will cost about four thousand dollars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03
VISITING BIS OLD HOME.
soon TO BE BUILT.
PROBABLE FATAL ACCIDENT.
An Inssient Policeman Yined by the
Msyor-Captnin Mcclure Resigns.

An Iusslent Policeman flnen ny tho
Msyor-Captain Mcclure Resigns.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, May 2.-Tbe mule
team driven by Marshall Dean, the 10-year-old
son OF S. d. Dean. OF Ruckersville, Greene
county, took fright I'm the thunderstorm OF sat
urday and ran of, upsetiine the wagon aud
throwing young Dean and his two companions 10
the ground. The wagon fell on Deans left leg,
badly crushing the bone above the knee, causing
probably fatal injuries The other youths were
slightly hurt.
The Mayor has imposed a fine Of sl0 on Po-
lceman Fry for using language to a citizen un-
becoming an Office and calculated 20 cause a
breach OF the peace. Tho other case against
Oicer Fry. that Of failure 20 arrest the driver Of
an alleged Iecklessly-driven team, was dif-
missed
The County Court, Judge John W. White pre-
siding. is IN session. Nearly ell OF yesterday
was consumed IN granting licenses. Several
cases were postponed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03

Airy weights t
could not hold more ..,...
lets sprinkleI on ta.r A
dreamy color c0mtut
ed Cotton Crepe.
been 1885. 4 fortuna. r.
makes il Ioc. the ylr1.
And good fortune l-
singly. Here are tr..t -.
test OF new SATiE.\> -.
grades that have beert.....
These to-day AZ -
Real indian Dm'g:
finest, widest, OF The r..t
ties, 1896.
The Arabian c0.-.4 .
I212c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03

=, ''''i fs1 az.
Hang a wet h1elke,. ~
NORTH-STAR REFPIC,D,.,
that's filled withicc a.l ',r ".
nicely as a line flI o., .
a clear, cold day. d. r..
that refrIgeratorkcc-.
Food is not kept sNeer.rf-
free from intermioc.r. .I.
tastes unless the
is cool and dry. T.,
pliShed better win >,.-
STAR REFRIGERATOR
other, and It Use. IT,.
Though built OF hl4Q....
the best manner our r-....
ing OF them-Loout.t
makes the prices >ar
So 10 S4S, for size aaf
buying was brisk ye.,e...,
wonder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03
American Cotton-Oii.

TBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch
NEW YORK, May 2.-The directors Of the
American Cotton-On Company At their meeting
to-day discussed tho question OF dividend on
tho common stock. out deferred action until
June.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03
Tho SMALLPOX in Lunenburg.

tCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
GREEN BAY VA, May 2.-The situation in the
smallpox district is becoming more and more
alarming. Nows reached hero to-day direct
from Lunenbufg Courthouse that there we're
now seventeen cases OF the disease there, three
had recently died, and two more deaths were
expected. IL seems that the authorities have
not been as careful In quarantning as the situs-
ton demanded, and at this time parties arc
going 10 Farmvile with tobacco from the neigh
borhood OF tho disease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03
LEGAL Paper Pads.

Every one knows how cheap We sell Pads.
purchase Of Legal-Cap Pads, 80 sheets to the
pad, AZ 5c.-neyer sold before under lOc.-adfs
another good value for our customers 10 benefit
therefrOm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03
GIC.

a yard Is what we should have said was the price
we have reduced that lot Of pretty dollar DRESS
GOODS tO-we wrote &c. Did you see them on
front counter? II not do l't fail to secure some.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03
Hucknb0ck TOtCeJS.

Where there ia so much goodness we don't like
10 discriminate. Yet our &c. Huckaback Towel
ls such good One-so near the quality Of those
sold at 3Jc-only little smaller
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03
ATTACK ON A CONDUCTOR.
A Gang Of Tougbs Threaten 80 Take Pos
session Of . Train.

HUNTINGTON, VIVA, Mar 2.--Aibert Watts, .
wayne-county dcspersdo, attempted 10 kill
Conductor Jones, who runs passenger train on
tho Kenoya division OF the Norfolk and Western
road, While the train was at Ferguson Station,
bus the plncty conductor made him desist In
his efforts. Watts's friends, who are soughs
tried TO take the train, and made threats that
they would still do no. The company, therefore,
has plGced guards on the same and viii give tho
gang the best OF II should they endeavor ut any
time TO carry out their intentions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-03
Leather Belts.

Everything pretty aud stylish OF this seasons
make. A small lot OF choice Leather Belts With
hammered-nickel buckles, left from last season,
perfectly fresh-Here 49,, closing price 23c. A
lew fne straw Belts IN white and colors-were
soc. closing price 1jc.