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A. &. ARMSTRONG & soN.

Limitations Of Life BY The Rev ". "a. Taylor with
me portrait steel. vol c. svo, 81 20.
Of sky by r A. Proctor With 81 Illustrations
I Vol Al.
Kins-ton'-. W. II G. new ~tory-H Hendricks the Hum
Flu EpaAe Aiustfttogs, a %.
Uoraas. Annals Of the stage. with Of Do
ran sketch MareAdy - h. Stoddard. yOls - 3d.
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SENATOR HAMLIN or THE MAINE FRAUD.
Washington Dispafcs 10 TIE Cincinnati coamerctal .
Xnur corrpSpaudenf q sLaf senator Hamliu

our correspondent aSacC NtudtNI ldulln
what the DomocI as werr gong 90 40 ~ Mfing Tue
veteran Senator replied, with Varui They IN
tended out Of tn Legislature AMI steal the
United states Senator ana Governor. iui fuund thal
such transaction would not down With he people al
our STATE The Democratic sentiment, v-le nor avow-
elly o. sucn fraud, not been heard 10 ce
nOunce IL. No Democratic newspaper 10 Name has
Lad tlc courage 20 UtDouucr sucl frauds ms tue
Democrats have been planning. Bu' ine' dare not 90
now and although returns nave been TAN pefed Wth
have doubt the legislature vii he elt Win r ke
publican majority. and We Will elect tle trovcrnor-anl
senator l. they had carried their u,tns of fraud
We country fellows would hsvr gone down Their with
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GEoRGE w. CARLETON s, co.

.nauf-ou-- uuarc. :. \.
Forrest House. Mrs Mary J. Holmes novel, author
OF "A rs &c f1lce = %
Hawk Eyes. A new comic book by The Darlington
HaWkeye Nan" IlIstTated.l P1ce 81 3d.
The Gypsles and Detectives. Aual PnkgrtOu's
Detective book tl.ustiatedJ Pnce q 90
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sYMP5THY WITH IRELAND.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, Dec. Sat large meet
ing OF ctiz-us to express sympathy with the Irish peo
ME ped here last light Mayor sheer presided. aud reso
Intious were passed ealing Congressman 10 urge the
british Government for reforms In Ireland as Tie BTU
lsh Government Il urging reforms IN turkey
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Congress- Water. lis

Congress Water s snpenorty a. oarharuc aud st,r.
entire Freedom from everything 7ttsft
or Crude that heaaace internal and
tends 70 destroy membrane AL mineral waters
dangerous rtsnts be By scd After
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Lectures and Essays By The late " X. C. iord, r. )
stephen / io with an i truIrct0u ~
r. Pollock. y0l- ~ro ~ 90.
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81 Astor-piaee.
Hiscennies By John Dean Cation, LIZ D. author OF The
Antelope Deer Of America" &C. With nne steel per
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Her Lovers Friend and Other Poems BY Nora Perry
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rs and 40 4. und--f.

carefully evised and re- tcd IN acconAnce
with OF discovery ana research.
BY NorhingOn C. Ford In two parts ane IN one SoumA
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O,tIcarr'- >apoiI

O,Nearr's Napoleon. Napoleon n Xxi. or, Voice
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% 81 Helena vols. limo Cloth, - oOi half
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Vols /, Tom 2 vols Vol 3.-Ame.la-l vo. Vol
4Joseph Andrews-l wi crown syo. extra oath vol
ume
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FORp,. uoWARD 4 HILBERT.
T. u. PETERSON 4 BROTHER.


4 FOODS LrrBnd BY ON OF De Zoos. A novel giving
vivid o. Ires 0 lie IN the south By Northern settler SIX
d d. II
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IN RocHEsrEk-Loss 81. 900.

NEw-BEDFORD, Mass, Dec. 3.-Rounsevllles
mills. IN Rocn SER owned by Alden Ronnseve. jr'
we're burned This morning The loss is 80 600; in
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The Autobiography and Correspondence sf Mrs Dea-
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rRlBrNE OFFICE, Dec. 4, a. m.rhe tendency In the
barometer was downward yesterday. but The changes
were slight. Partly cl,udy and cloudy weather pre-
vailed TIE temperature lug'd bet ween 42' and 90
the average 1910 being 42' higher than on TIE sne
DAY llsr year and J7-7 T. gner than on TUESDAY Tie
amount oi moisture in rle air nds been Increased
cloudy weafher with chances OF ilght rain in Owed
by cooler partly cloudy or cenr weather. may ID" c1-
u. cited To- AZ iu this CRY and unity.
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NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.
ROBERTS BROS.

Resrctsd books n,n,is my gt9sr,snE
heretofore o. ne LfsrIry
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tennis
a. qerfeulir divisions oi time Toy The = hours
-tH.r f.tf .rrerr 81
hfas fr during The dotted Inc -Tfe--i
f 'rsrstr nIlc1iel fae tlernoaei'r y i-a
Dr. Brrr. WAY.
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| might be desired by the people Oh Hen rico
Slfich would be right and proper
1hsISds j. Ridde!t! 'sf' am il, favor o.
leaving the equation OF this matter to tEt
cities and counties Of this Commonwealth,
and TO allow them TO enact such Ia Ms as NAV
be best suited TO- their respective localities.
| IN other words, am in favor Of cities be-
| fnS governed BY their Judiciary and 'coiin-
ell, who are fully able and capable Of en-
forcing the law mud maintaining good order
without tbe. interference OF State laws."
j.. b. VIII: 81 wag reared in that school
OF religion wherein was taught Cha. the
quiet and decent observance Of thfs holy
day: was lovely in the esight OF COD and HFa8.
ana am for the enfotceRent Of those laws
which are necessary for tbs, preservation OF
peace and good order upon this d5F."
John Jc&ns, Jr.: ''As 10 the SUNDAY
law as it is termed. l caa only say, my
fellow-cifizeDs, that came to Richmond
thlr!y-seven years ago. and want TO see
Sunday observed as iJ has always, within
my recollection been kept here, No more
quiet and orderly city has there been in the
country than Richmond. And who have
kept it sol A police force, the superior OF
which cannot be found. To them say
leave the enforcement Of the laws, and I
can guaranty that oHr, Sundays viii con-
tinue 10 be the old Virginia Sunday that
we have had from our childhood. ana that
no one will have cause TO complain
George 4. Cratchfetd: " am In fayur OF
Z Sunday law" ..,...-
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Eor the niSnafnnl


t. 4essrs. Editors, - As the Sunday Laws
are an issue In the coming election, and u.
1t is 100 late now for newspaper discus
sion before the candidates are selected in
the primary election may ! add 4 few
words to DR.. Jeter's admirable article in
Tuesdays Dispatch 2 The whole end and
object OF this agitation is that peorle may
be allowed to sell and buy liquor for drink
ing on Sunday. | take it That beer-gardens
aud other like places OF Sunday recreation
would lcse their chief attraction, and would
be !" fiat, stale, and unproftable," il liquors
were not sold and drank there. .--.,....
Now, why should one man be allowed to
sell liquor on Sunday, and another not be
allowed to sell groceries, or dry goods, or
anything else- on Sunday as well? Or il q
man does not drink. bur il fond OF the The
atre, why should the drinking man be al.
lowed TO indulge his taste on Sunday and
the tIca're-goer be deprived Of a like privi-
lege? Is this just aud equal? Is 1t not
class legislation? Why cut the old SAYING,
Let us eat and drink, for to morrow we
die" In two, and make it, ''Let us drink,
for tomorrow we die?" Let us eat too,
and play too, and work too. and make
money too, IN any honest way, without le.i>-
lation or restriction. II the liquor-seler is
allowed TO sell, as liquor is certainly moi
necessary to public health, safety, or CON
venence. everybody else ought to be al
lowed to sell, and those who have nothing
10 sell ought to he allowed to work il they
choose. FAIR PLAY.
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Personal---very. ITEMs.-James u. Tay-
lor, Esq, our old real-estate friend, has re-
turned to the city from the Shenandoah
Valley much improved in health.
The candidates were all busy yesterday
asking after the health OF the families ca
voters. - :
General logan reports encouraging ae-
counts from every part OF the State. New
sneakers take the stump daily, and by the
middle OF October the canvass will DO red
bot. 4, a:E:5 ~ r. y - - =
The weather yesterday was thoroughly
sutumnaf.39d ~ : 80. - - -.' -
.Captaiu; Sam. Maccubbiu, Judge z. W.
Hughes, ana Dr. j. j. Latfertg, are at the
White Sulphur. 'i:z zF%s E..s... -
General Sl. W. Gary, Of South CaroEina,
is in the city, 49, -. -" H1H
General W. Fl. F. Lee is at the Exchange
and Ballard. ~ '>p '-.1.S>' :" 81 -. -.
DR., George B. Steel returnedfrom Frede.
ricksburg last night. -. ! ,...'
rThe Fire-Eagineers of the United States,
who are In session in Washington, yes.er.
day visited Mount Vernon, where they
were entertained most hospitality. Rich
mond is represented by Chief Engineer
george A. Ainslie; Colonel BealL OF che
Fire Committee; and Captain g. W. Tay'
ler, first assistant engineer. -
Major John ". Daniel passed through
| this city last night on his way to Prince
George, where he will speak to-day. TO
night he will speak at Petersburg.
3ir. 4. r. Baker, of this city,, has beer
elected one Of the vice-presidents OF th'
Ame1ican Pharmaceutical Association, II
| sas,siou ut ndfanapolts. ,,,.-.
! The steamer Gruighill, OF the james
River improvement, is on the railway a
Norfolk, being repaired,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

..,.AFRICAN METHODIST. CHURCH. .--The Elee.
ltoral Eollegeof ts,szhunu1f Conference O,
lthe African methodist Episcopal Church Of
Virginia convened its session la this city
Yesterday ata12 O'Clock NJ, at the Third.
Street church, for the purpose of eieciine
two lay delegates 10 representtbe lay mem
hers of the Conference In the coming Gene
raj Conference, which meets at st. LOUIS in
May, 1880. l.; ~ say ti..' -.'S~
-, The meeting was called to order by Rev.
W. 3. Derrick, presiding elder, aDc reli.
gious exercises were conducted by bin. :
On motion, w. Ell. Brown, OF Norfolk,
was chosen chairman, and w. NJ. L. For
roster, OF Richmond, secretary
On motion, the following committees
were appointed: s..,
On Credentials: Allen Gaskins, James
Burel, r. e.. Forester, =
On Nominations: Daniel Graham, A.
Gaskins, j. Burell, S. Smith, William Morris.
On Petitions to General Conference: j.
II. Brown, W. NJ. T. Forester, A. John
son, j. Burell, D. Maze. ......-.
On General Conference Fund: W. M.
T. Forester, W. H. Brown, D. Gpaham,
j. Anderson. ......
Committee on Discipline: NJ. J. Carter,
R. 6. Forester, j. Henderson, W. Morris,
Allen Gaskins.
Adjourned to meet at s P. NJ.
At the evening session eliSious exercises
were conducted by Rev. ". B. Derrick.
The roll was called, when the following cir.
cults and stations were answered 10 by their
delegates Richmond, Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Hampton, DanEille, Harmony, Chesterfield,
Henry, Prospect, North DanTille, Gooch.
land, Charlotte, Patrick. Southampton, Suf-
folk, Boydton, Deep Greek, Halifax.
The Committee on Credentials was called
on to oreport. The report was received and
adopted.
The following persons were elected as
representatives to st. Louis: W. u. T.
Forester, W. H. Brown.
The report on petitions was received and
adopted. ,...,t.......-. .-........
The report on the General Conference
fund was referred to the various churches
throughout the Conference for The raising
OF necessary funds to pay the travelling eX-
penses. ........ ...
After IN able and earnest address from
Rev. ". B. Derrick the meeting adjourned
sine die.
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RICHMOND. VA, Septemher 10. 1870.


Editors Dispatch In to-day's issue is a
letter signed 3D." respecting helping
young men OF an evening by furnishing a
club-room for them to 90 to. This. / am
sure, will meet with approval from our
businessmen. The writer says 4 promi-
nent member OF the Young Mems Christian
Association says they are collecting money
to buy Il lot and put up 4 building for that
purpose. I desire to ask through your
columns, What have the Young Mems
Christian Association done for young men
that they should expect businessmen to
help them? Can young man, when he
leaves the factory or the store, after he has
had bis supper. go around to their rooms
and spend an hour or twol Is it not the
case that lie will lind the place all dark and
closed up2 And when they have q prayer
meeting, is it not held at time when the
bulk OF young men Are at business or work !?
The writer has been asked several times to
become a member, but has always replied,
When the place is open OF an evening, so
that young men can attend, then | will join.
The Association should BE- called the Young
Ladies' Association, as the library Is used
more by them than any one else. When
they open it OF an evening, then il will be
time to appeal to the businessmen OF the
city for help. NATER OF SHAM.
[The proposition now is TO do Just what
our correspondent wants donc.]
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"A VALUABLE WATCH RECoVERED.-A. NJ.
Brownel, OF this city, had valuable gold
watch stolen from him in October, 1873.
Independent-Dctect John Wren was
soon after employed 10 hunt it up. He at
once wrote a postal-card to A. Harris, a
pawnbroker Of Richmond. and m:nutely
described the watch, at the same time re-
quosting him to be on the lookout for 1t. 81
Yesterday afternoon about 4s O'Clock a
negro went into the Office OF Mr.. Harris and
offered to pawn watch. Upon being ques-
toned concerning it he became frightened
and ran out. Several citizens started in
pursuit Of the negro, but failed to capture
him. .a =.-- - ....' ''..,..
Mr.. Harris remembered receiving the card
last year containing the description OF Dir.
Brownelps watch, and upon referring to 1t
found out that the watch which was left by
the negro answered exactly to the descrip-
ton of the one referred 10 in the card.
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Rooms STATE CONSERVATIVE
EXECUTIVE tOHAITTEE,


RICHMOND, Va, September 10, 1919. }
The following canTassers have been up
pointed:
FIRST Congressional District-Judge John
r. Goolrick.
Fourth Congressional Distric:-Judgc K.
II. Jones, Jr.
Seventh Congressional District-Colonel
James II. Skinner.
Eighth Senatorial District Major George
Chrisman.
Ninth Senatorial Distritt--A. NJ. Bow
man.
Twenty-third Senatorial District-J. 7
CritZ.
Twentv-fourth Senatorial District-Johr
L. Hurt.
Thirty-fourth Senatorial District-W. I
Chandler.
Fluyanna Countv-Chasles 5. Thomas
Captain W. Fl. Holman. John o.. Iaden
James Nice. Miller, B. A. Parrish.
Norfolk County,. I. West.
j. BELL BIGGER, Secretary.
Conservative papers please copy.
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The WEATHER.-Tuesday the weather
was warm and pleasant, the thermometer
reading $50 about o'clock. During that
night the wind, which fad been blowing
from the southwest, suddenly changed to
the north, and the temperature commenced
falling ra pidly, and by sunrise yesterday
morning the thermometer indicated 4S0-a
fail of 40 in few hours. This does not
indicate, however, that frost is near at hand,
as there will most likely be- many more
warm days and nights before the leaves be-
gin to fall and Nature commences prepara-
ton for the wintry season. Amateur florists
should. however, see to the plants which
they wish to preserve through the winter,
and have them potted ready to take into the
house after short notice. * go, %i.'''
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ACCIDENT TO OyERNoR
MARYE.-Yesterday afternoon, Hon. John
l.. Marye, while returning from Caroline
court, was thrown from light spring
wagon between Bowling Green and Milford
aud painfully thoughnot seriously injured.
The horses became unmanageable while
crossing piece OF corduroy road, and the
wheels getting Off the roadway hewagon
was upset, Governor Marye falling under.
neath. He succeeded in getting out and
went to Fredericksburg from Milford on
the train which left here at 5 P. NJ. yes.
terday. @.gztt.~ .t', .s..s' st=
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FINE WORK MUTILATED.-Some wicked
depredators on Tuesday night badly mutt
lated the brownstone platform to the hand
some house which Mr.. j. J.. Schoolcra1t is
erecting at the corner OF Franklin and JET
ferson streets. There is, a private watch
man on duty at this building, but be did
not know OF it until the next morning.
MessrS. Wallen IL Wray, the contractors for
the stonework, will be able to repair the
damage, but it will be pity II the wretches
who thus defaced their fine work are not
discovered and punished, SI
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The MOZART THss EVENING"
!" Coronation March" (Neyerbeer), orehes.
fra; second, solo baritones Mr. w. II.
Grilnt, Jre; third, solo cello, /" Loreleg "
tKuDmer), Mr. c. W. Thilow; fourth, pot
,pourrfs =" Faust" (GounodL orchestra ;
fifth, SOLO baritone, Mr.. W., q. Grant, Jr. !;
sixth, solo clarinet, IS Scene eft Aria" Berg
sohD). SigneF JardelIa; seventh, Largo -
tHandel), st7ings- organ, and Piano; eighth,
waItzes, "Tfffolien y (Joh. Jos. Ed.
Strauss), orchestra.
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MOSQUITOES The Gilbert Sisters open at
the Theatre tonight IN the burlesqne opera
Mosquitoes. The piece is said to consist OF
the choicest gems from the most popular
operas, including PiRafore. A Richmond
gentleman who saw one OF the performspses
at Norfolk s:ates that ia was a splendid en-
tertainment-full OF sprightliness and ioT-
bf,,
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THE STATE CAyyAss.
ROOMS STATE CossHRY&TJIE1
EXECUTIVE Co,isIrTgG
RfEHNDEIs ArOfSyu hnr a QIa.< ~

Il EXECUTIVE CoGSIrTg6
II II rUt.s RfcH1oSp, september 8, 1S791tS
CONSERVATIVE MEETINGS, 10 be-
~ addressed BY one or more distinguished ,7eak-
erf, viii be Held throughout tie State during sle
iaesti50f September, as follows: stts
sepfefaher 16tir-G Greene CoTrfho1.e Norfolk cay
{niatsL S.
September 1Ith--Sew Krnt Courthouse. Frincs
George Cot rtlouse, Warwick Courthouse. Peters
burg city, fnishti. P1rssne HD eftyfDisss.
T. september I I3ih--fAghand Courthouse.
Septemb,T 1s:h-afsyhany Ccarshou.s, amherst
Courthouse Carroll Courthouse CuIpeFrr Court
house, Dinuidtlie Courthouse. Essex Courthouse,
Fairfa1 Coursaouse, La,scaster Courthouse, Sleek
lsuburg Courthouse tBe9dtcsI xorEok county,
rittsvv3ria Courthouse. Rockingham Courthouse
sfIarrisonbnrgJ. smyth Coarhouse, Souatnenptou
Courthouse
September 1esa~Gi'es Coaeshouse. ps1ucs Ed-
ward lFarniYilleI, warren Cossshouse Front Roy
aIs
: September 17th-li.uoyer Courthouse. Ssssed
.Cous1beuse.
September 1S'h-E7sarles City Courthouse >FitFe-
rIcksttury city, Gooci,if1d Cour;hc.se.
Scpte es,ber lath-Porfs mouth city Gisht| EEyez~
willie t.tloemarle count1I
September 20th-Baih fISsrm Sp.ares), NorteNE
city tufght); EarlysviTfsFA AlberarIe .ounty).
Sep,emSxr 22d-AleIshtIrfa city. CumberI.asr
Courthouse. Fauquitr Courthouse ,sfarren,oit,.
F!uvanna Coprlhouse, trt., Union tAloerarle couf+
ty) Grayson Courthouse, IMiIyax Courthouse. Hah--
land Corrs'ease, King Wi7h.m Courth, use. Nelson
Courthous". On ange Courthouse. Page Courthouse ..
Wasbihzton tour hoasc (A!Erdohl, Wesimor, Iand3
Courthouse; WISE ColsrthouSe,Staun.onC Cry.
September 23d-Eedsord Courthouse Bland
Courthouse. Montgomery (Ck.!sfansburgi. Patrick
Courthouse: Sir,Ty Courthouse; White Ha.q tAIte-~
marie county,. .. .-.r.. ~ sn#
September 2fsS-AmeiIa Courthouse. Mi6dlesex
Courr rhouSp II,IISAaro, 4 tIbtna - rcun,rl
September 25tis-appomatro,,Goarth Faith
Courthouse ElfSsoeth City Courthouse, EttrfclI
Chesterfield county,, Madison Cossrshousc. p, =
September. 27tfs-Fairficld tRocEbridge ccnHt8
Scot,sv,se fAthemar,e county,.
.- . ~'.""- T. NJ. LoCEsi Charmanls
J. B6tl Bigger Secretary. .t -
Conservative papee please copy. au3oi
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l.. y. P. Ave are requested to State
and we accordingly do so-that an ad-
iourned meeting of the L. D. P. Associa-
tion was held Yesterday, and that it was
aresolyed not to concentrate on any par
ticuar candidates, but leave the members OF
the body to their individual choice, as we
do not want to make an issue OF the liquor
question in this canvass, but leave it to the
will of the community" g
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" FINGERS MASHED OFF.-Yesterday morn
ing between IL and - o'clock Edward
Foster (colored) had one OF the fingers OF
his right hand mashed entirely off below
the second Joint, and another broken and
badly injured. He was engaged upon the
stone work at Mr., John B. Davis's stables,
and in attempting to turn oTer q heavy
stonei it fell upon bis fingers. He was taken
to DR.. Whites and had his wounds dressed
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TIE OFFICIAL TICKET.-The only ticket
that can be voted to-day is that prepared by
direction OF the. City Committee. Any
other Will be thrown out by the judges, and
the vote not counted. That is the Bian.
The official ticket is printed on water
marked paper, which cannot be easily du-
plicated here. r
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Run Away The horses attached. TO Q
carriage in which were seated Mrs. Sattert-.
white anf. family, Of Gooehiand. ran away
near NJ onroe Park yesterday. Mrs, satter.
whites danghterwas quite badly hurt. She
WIS taken to the residence Of one Of ouf l
citizens and properly cared 1for. the car ssl.
riage was broken to pieces. .sr 81 ,.,5rf5 u
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Put your name on the back Of this ticket.
THE RESULT.

The City Conservative. Committee, will
meet at s O'Clock tonight at the Sherif's Of
fee to receive the returns. a r.. .,r...
Richmond and Henrico, be it understood,
together nominate and elect two senators.
The duty, OF ascertainiug and declaring the
result as to them. is deyolyed upon Superin-
tendent 3. G.. Gray, Of Richmond, and SUI
perintendent a. L. Holiday, OF HeDrico.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-11

SERIOUS; ACCIDENT 5erday afternoon
Elias Nuckols,ia carpentry Of Richmond,
met with a very painful accident while al
work on the trestle e.t Belle Isle. In at
tempting to move heavy piece Of timber
his left foot was cs'lght underneath, nash-
ing off four Of his toes. He was, brought 70
Richmond for trp. asment. -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-11

Police COURT, WEDSEsDA Justice y.
j. White presiding. The following cases
we're disposed of: E.las.l ~, u r.
FraL ces Washington fcolored), charged
With icing drunk and creating disturb
sanee in the street, was fined .31.a g.s.ssft
III. P. Perkins, charged with assallItfng
and threatening the: life Of G. II. Oliver,
was required to give surety, ~ -.,s;< II. 9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-11

II is .or OFTEN DRY that such. stock OF
GOODS NOTIONS Sc, as LEVY BR3rHERs are
nov offering Is thrown upon tEe marks! al such low
r-ices As :hIs sale will snsy 5e coatinued FOR
FEW WEEKS LONGER, We advise thase in wanr Of
FIgsT-cLAss GOODS at LON; nRItszs 10 caa earis
| mud ma se .neir purcEases. ..-.--.--oe----