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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-26
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Professor Nirchow has in his laboratory
.at Berlin a collection OF 5000 skulls, repre-
senting all races and times.
The level of the ground at the base OF the
TarDelan Rock, IN Rome, has so rlsin that
the last attempted suicide received only 4
few bruises.
Prince Frederick Charles, Of Germany,
Il about TO 90 to Egypt, where he VIII
make q tour of the battlc-fields. lie viii
also visit other parts Of the East.
one Of the beams In the Parliamentary
nrinfipg Office gave way Friday, and ere
.,ted q panic among about one hundred
e,1nloyes. Some OF them jumped out OF
Tho windows. Few were injured. The
corsnositors refuse to reGnter the building.
Foster Hockcnbcrry, aged fifteen years,
was killed at High Bridge, No., Frlua!
morning bv being caught in the relns OF a
runaway team. lie was dragged ABOUT
two miles before the team was S'oppe1'
Ills head and body were horribly mulllateo'
Tho engine Of the YOughiOgheny cX-
,,ra.s etruck a man at COnnelisTille, IA,
llnn.re in the back the other day. lie was
hurled high in the air, rolled over ana
over Int picked himself up almost a. soon
~ Inc struck the ground and walked away
apparently unhurt.
The story Of the little cash-boy in Bos-
tou falling heir to fortune OF TWO liii'.oH'
Lv the death Of queer ola uhcle III aus
,rolio turns out TO be more hctiOn liah
trnth The story had its origin IN tlie rlcl,
unrlc oIylng directions that the DO! Shouiu
he educated at his expense
Tho Earonne Mennechct, widow ol the
On Mennechet. reader and secretary 10
J"uis o XVIII. and Charles ", has Just Ill, u
80 paric The salons OF the Baronne, WHO
,,,,. remarkable for her beauty ana VIII,
have hccn since 1910 one OF the rendezvous
~ tbe Legitimist party in France.
A dispatch from Portland, Oregon says
4. Mrs. Captain John Smith. Il dau8ntGr M oi
Morgan, alleged to have Dceh h'I,1u ~
Nasons in 1926, died at Meha'iia' l,,,i M"iiT,i
county, Monday. Although irequenus
Questioned regarding the Tragedy, sue W
the last declined to throw any hgh' OH '"'
subject"
Mr. svlvanus Miller, well-known manu-
,octnrer Of Urbana, Ohio, who mas aIi h,s
i;so heen an ayowed infdcl ana athcEl'
died ON Monday last. When on his dealh-
Iod ne renounced Ingersoll and his teach'
;ncs and professed the Christian iai'h;
IIe IH9 aid that IngersolPs religion was goou
anou~h TO live 10y, but not good enough 10
die with. ror
s,ove IN the residence OF Adam For
,.,h exnloded while the family were a'
y1nncr NJ Bellevue, Pa, Friday. fYlhg
suapIrments struck Mr.. and Mrs. Forsyth
ID IL their small child, inflicting severe IN IN
:mr;es The child died two hours ailer 'ne :e
luIlcs. lonae THE cause OF the explosion ID
,'ntnown. orI but it is supposed that expo h
un""Cf !'.~D of some kind had been placed III inc
sM.e !o.,e l. Nv whom or with what motive IS uh'
known.
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VIVID IS MRS. WIN-LOW2

As thi, question Is frequently asked, we viii an
ply say that she j. lady who FOR upwIris Of til "
years has untiriusly devoted her tine and til utp
As female physician and nurse, principally Am ons
children She has especially studied the c0n,titD
ton and want Of This numerous class, and. ~
result Of this ,Gor', and practical knowledge on
tliuod la lifetime spent a. nurse and pbysi
elan. she has compounded Soothing syrup f,'
children tCcihinI. It operate Ike magic-pgins
ani health, and f.. moreover, 'urc ID rcguiat
the bowel. IN consequence Of tli9 aricl' Mn
N!Aslow j. becoming w0rld-renDwnel % 8 h'ne
factor Of her race; childncn cciiainly ito EfrE br
aud Ilo-. h,r especially is ti.s the cas-" la Int
city. Vat quaut'ies Of the soothing syrup ar
DAILY -oii and uagl here. We tllnk Nj Nins-
low hrs immorltiiz"d hcrnNnc ~ mt iny'!u,h'"
article. and wc sincerely hcur'e thousand, - cbi-
lrcn have been ,.ycd ilom an ctdy grave Dr. t-
timcly u,,, AM Do million y'! unborn Viii s''''
lt, benefit. sad unite IN calling Der blssod p,
M1rHLR hl. di charged her tuty 10 ier sri.' r'ns
iNue one, IA our opia!sn. anil -hc "a, given "
iae benefit Of Mrs. WIN~LON'~ -oOiH'ar
SAICP. Try ii. mo'ho.e-rl.V IT SOW. L1i''s
Iisito,, N'w YORK cry. ~.ii ~ all dn - ID.
% cents a houl,. Lp Zl-'r' n
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A Murderer Nearly Murdered.

Friday night Er.stus Davis and Miles
Hlddick, colored convicts, and occupants
of the same cell in the pcnitentiary, got
into a serious difficulty. one man, against
the protest OF the other, blew out the light.
There was an angry exchange Of words,
and Davis drew Il pocbet-knife and cut
Riddick seven times. Riddick's screams
for help attracted the guard, who ran to
the cell, opened the door, and Knocked the
knife out of Davis's hands.
Riddick was sent from Richmond. lie
was found guilty Of mudering man on
board ole. a tug-boat, then FipS in this
b,rbor, and was sentenced TO be hanged,
Int the sentence was by the Governor COM
mutcd to Imprisonment for life.
II seems that he only escaped the gallo"'
70 die by the hands of fcllow-crlinlnal.
Al least hi, wounds are certainly OF very
-erious character, and death from them
would be by no means surprising.
Davis is from Henry county ana was
sent TO the pententiary fore horse-steallng.
II" will be tried in due time for this last
cNDlOit.
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DEMOvED EVERY SYMPTOM.
December %, 1881

December %. 1881.
,...t, o.<,ts. l,,,.,,o,,, .,1o,ta. Ga..
- t,,,v,., ,,'u. ,on., IN writing because
v,,,,e, ~ ,,,te ,s.urance do,,bly sure" In the
,-,,,o - in nv own case. and am H. o,t hap
~ rsror, that j; ha. entirely eradicatcd every
- 49,. ,r,,., v.v.,c,o. Had
followed The advice Of Tom swift IN year, gone by
b, yould have savcd me n year, Of intense suffer
inr have not f.lt the least return Of tie disease
and can fully and truly recommend :. :. : 10 all
suffering from The -cOurse' and crpc'''''S 70 'Do
physicians in Macon Who Ahe" ny 'o"ui'''"'
and when ran positively a-suie 'i'ei' '''' u '''
not only relieved ne OF PAM OUT ""' '"'''''' ~
moved every symptom Of Tie disease from i"y 'y'-
Wis 81 ,., ,,,, a,o FREQ
''' 4u1l''''7 N' :,o.,.-,y ,,,, le,,er
Z, re- putli.hed. ...........''' to those who for
perly knew of my condition. 1t Is Il shame thai
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-26

DEATu OF A Prominent COL0RED MAN
Yesterday morning at 4 O'Clock \. o.;
Long. one Of the most prominent colored
men OF Richmond, died at his residence,
ON Brook avenue, about mile from the
corporate limits. Shortly after the war
Long commenced the butchers business,
and such were his steady habits ana strict
honesty that he quickly built up large
trade. During Governor WelPs adj
ministration the contract for furnish
ing meat to the penitentlary was
awarded Long, and he carried II
out faithfully. lie was looked upon by
all people ~ an honest man ana Sood
citizen, but particularly so by his own race
They were proud Of him as a representa-
five man. and will mourn his loss In tnc
business world as an almost irreparable
one lie leaves q wife and several children,
ali OF them grown. lie was man OF CON
siderable means, and his family IL leit IN
easy circumstance. NJ
The funeral will take place from hoe-
nezer Baptist church (colored Monday, al
. O'Clock y. NJ, and the remains VIII DC
escorted to the cemetery 10y EDenezer
Lodge. No. 1882, G. u. o. OF Odd-feilow''
~ which the deceased was a member.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-26

disnatch 10 the EXchihSe IVluEInpu in,on
\ uisl'sr from Paris states that thieves
COMPANY ny 'iI iIr cathedral of st. Denis FRI;
broke r,'oon ln.o 81, and stole quantity OF gold
day aitsrnCG irr oheetS includine precious relies
and SILVER oU'sIT y, historical value. Thirty-two
and crowns W al IL " were stolen, including SIX
chaliccs, two monsti'l,cGS'i; intrinsic value is
crowns, and their to.l' orcs @ The robbery
estimated at 10000 9OpIur lfe the absence Of the
watchman. One OF the G1e ne bourbon.
l,een worn by the Duke De
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-26

Uow,TzER BENEFT.-The Richmond
,taryitzers. a gallant organizations and one
held in high esteem by the Richmond puo,
i;c viii have benefit night on the llth OF
December at Mozart Hall. The entertain;
nan, vii be a novel one, sort OF minstrel
trayesty upon the aesthetic opera fa'iehee'
abounding in character sketches, Dur-
lesques. and amusing scenes. fhe ne. casle asp,
for the occasion embraces some oil Tue Dert @
amateur talent in the city. and an evening
Of fun as well us genuine amusement may
be confidently expected. Just imagine
twenty rapturous maidens as Dlask an IN
ink and twenty gallant sable-colored ara
goons. Remember the night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-26
DIVIDENDS.

C'REDITORS OF RICHMOND BANK
X ISG AND INSTR AscE COMPANT
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, TINT A rEi0ND
DINlDBSD. amounting to - PEk tFNl. Dt
prnciplc md H. geresi. a. II september 2, 1rs,
vii De- pa.d on demand On srd -ftcr MONDAY
- th instant.
Ills &c lraLle that parlics shNli cAil promptly
md collce. iLcir Gisidoud,.
CHARLES y. NIiTLOCh, Trrstsc
RGCmAOS .. hoycmbci %. 1882 no 2o-z"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-26
uaNCUrsTnR AND VICINITY.

BriefS.-The funeral Of Colonel Pailip
Tnrnin Johnson, brother ot the lats Major
General Edward Johnson, OF he United
stateS and Confederate states armies, took
Mace Yesterday AZ > p. ~ from salisbury,
his late residence in Chesterfield county.
The very large attendance at the obsequie'
OF the deceased gentleman showed eonelu-
sively. II anything was wanting, The very
general. respect and esteem in which ne
was held by his iellow-citizens.
There win he preaching to-day In ail the
city churches aud by resident pastors.
The Filth-Street Manchester Methodist
church will be- dedicated to-day at Z
O'Clock. Rev. George e. VaDder'hce will
deliver The dedication sermon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-26

To rBE CoSsuNPrIy Cohto0sD
oF CoD-LivsR on AND LINZ, withou; po-ss<s<ns
the very nausestiDg flavor of the article ~ h9cto-
for" used, Is endowed by the Phosphate OF Iims
with healing property which renders tlc On
donbly efioacious. Remarkable testimonials u
ts efficacy can be shown. Sold by A. b. WILDs
Chemist Boston, and all druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-26

FLOUR SHIPMENT FOR BAIL The
British steamship Canonbury, l,0s0 tons,
George B. Taylor master, cleared at the
custom-house Yesterday with 1000 barrels
Of four for Rio Janeiro, 1000 barrels for
Rio Grandc do sui, and 500 barrels for
Santos; total value, S36,9SS. The shippers
were the Gallego Mills Manufacturing
Company, HaxalLCrenshaw Company, ana
Dunlop II McCance. Besides thl7 the
Canonbury had large amount OF gene,
raj merchandise taken on at New YORK ana
Baltimore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-26

STREET Connecticut cut connect
ing Twenty-frst street from Broad TO
franklin was so far completed yesterday
as 10 allow vehicles 10 pass through. The
cut begins at Dips factory, and extends
nearly TO Broad street. II is over I'D
wards long, GO feet wide, and " feel from
the TOP OF the hill. The opening OF TINS
street will be a great benefit to the people
living in the lower part OF the city, as 1t
gives short cut from Main street TO
Church and Union Hills, saving distance
of several squares. In short time the
connection will be graded and ready for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-26

THE Il0wTzERs COMPETITIVE DRILL
The annual competitive drill OF the Rich
mond HowItzers, Captain +. j. BOshcr,
which occurred Friday night, drew large
and interested assembly to the Regimental
Armory.
The drilling by battery and'section and
i'm the school Of the soldier was pronounced
bv competent judges present equal 10 any
they had ever witnessed.
The second section, commanded by Cor
poral &. e.. Bosher, was awarded the first
{" section prize, and assigned to the right
OF the battcry-the post OF honor.
The third section, commanded by Ser
geant John A. Ilutcheson, came out second
best. and was assigned to left Of battery.
The contest was close between the Sc
cOnd and the third section that Captain
Bosher felt constrained 10 express his ap-
probation OF the fine drilling OF the " Sc
cond best" section 10y presenting Sergeant
lIutcheson with an elegant bouquet
The individual prize for the best drilled
man-a handsome gold and silver medal
was awarded 10 Private Thomas III. Starke
after a long and severe test.
The judges-Captain W0rtham, Major
Carter. and Captain Starke-eXpre-sed
themselves a. puzzled to know, 50 close
was the contest, which section or which
man deserved the prize, and hence the con-
test was prolonged and yar'ed, and con-
tinucd till after midnight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-26

PEEfRCr Be- KNHEAr CAKES in Ulrsc minuies
can be made hy using HEc1ER's SELP-RAisIHO
BUCKwHeAT.
HEcKBE's SEIT-RAIslN9 FLOCG makes st-
cuts and cakes Ia ten minutes. without Tc@S ~
Daking-powde and wi,hou, setting - ne,
For sale by all qrOcefS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-26
Nothing Uncommon Du. Interesting

II has always been known ~ he good
people who reside in Richmond aud IT,
surroundings that they can get the best
beer, oysters &C., AT y. n. Redtord's, 3l2
east Broad street. Just call for " Mont
rose" whi,key and you viii s'l thc senu-
inc article.
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Personals and Rriefs

Tomorrow, at noon, the State Board Of
Canvassers consisting OF Messrs. W. T..
Cameron, Governor; w. {. Elsm, Secre-
tary OF the Commonwealth; =. Brown Al
| len, Auditor; u. u. Reveley, Treasurer,
and r. ). Blair, AttOrney-General.) will
meet at the Capitol TO canvass the returns
OF the late election.
The Richmond Banking and Insurance
Company VIII shortly pay a second diyi-
dend; this time OF 2j per cent. The remain
ing % per cent. will be paid In little time
longer. The bank win pay every cent it
owes. Mr.. Davis viii also, as TO bis per-
sonal debts, pay ont in full.
Rev. Edward W. Blyden. president OF
Liberia College, il in the city, and will
preach at the First African church this
morning.
senator John ;. rrean0r, representing
New York city in the General Assembly Of
that state, was nj the Exchange Hotel yes-
terday with his bride.
The collections in the United States reve-
nue. office for the week ending Yesterday
were a. follows: Monday. sS,7t3.43;
Tuesday, Si.l30.42; Wednesday. sj.-
1896; Thursday, Sl,29i.90; Friday. So
1898; Saturday, s6,0iG.06-,otal. a32.-
066.79.
| Hon. John Paul was in the city yester-
day, probably for the purpose OF looking
after his interests in connection with cleo
| ton returns from the Seventh die :rict.
At this season, when the river is 50 low
/ ard the new pump-hOusc still unfinished
| il is appropriate TO congratulate the city
upon the Possession Of the big steam
pump.
But where would that pump have been
if the newspapers had not published the
sensational articles about the water
/ supply?
| 1t would be refreshing these DAYS il one
could read The speeches of the cOuncimen
who declared that there was no need 10
| buy that pump. The pump might now
/ throw cold water on those who then threw
cold waleI on II.
! The BICYCLE RACE.-Thc race between
Mile Armaindo, the lady bicyclsi, and 4
/ horse took place at The Fair-tirounds yes
| tcrday evening at O'Clock, and wa easily
won by the horse.
Somehow or other the bicycle don't seem
To suit our race track, or at any rate. when
ever the lady-riders meet our horses they
| (the ladies' always com" TO grief. Perhaps
it is easier 10 win race on paper than on
the track.
/ DANGEROI SLY LL.-Mr. John u. Pcndlc-
ton, in former years a well-knOwn builder.
and latterly Il retired capitalist OF This city,
and we'll known 10 most ~ our elder citi-
zcn>, is lying dangerously i'll ~ .he house
OF his ncice on Third street.
SALE or REAL ESTATE. MesN.. K. b
Chatin & Co., real estate agents, have sold
the market garden OF four acres in Duyafs
/ addition, owned by Mr.. Michael Burns. to
Mr. William d. Twnham for the sum Of
81 $50 cash.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-26

CAPTAIN CUNNISGHAM's BENEFIT.-NeXt
Tuesday night at Mozart Hall the 1sthetic
opera Patience will be presented, the oc-
casion being a benefit rendered Captain
Frank W. Cunningham.
The sal, OF reserved seats shows how
keenly the Richmond people appreciate the
many acts OF public spirit that have char
acterized Captain Cunningham's career as
a vocalist. but there is still room for more
testimony Of the same sort, and II Is to be
hoped that by tomorrow night every seat
will be taken.
The caste for the occasion is good one,
and as practice makes perfect, ii may safely
be argued that the presentation OF the
opera on the 18th will be better than at any
time previous.
The ladies and gentlemen OF the caste
are respectfully invited to attend rehear-
sal at Monticello Hall Monday night at
7:45 o'clock. Mozart Hall Is engaged for
this night, hence the change.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-26

LBB GALLERY. Main street. Best and cisespSt
Photographs. Album Cards, OIL per do~en. large
framing size, 81. Lee Gallery copy old piotsres
beautifully. Album sire. 81 per dozen; largr de-.
81. Lee-Galiery Photographs delight sH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-26

How'DY Do.-for bottom prices On srovsss.
TIS-wARE. CRocKERY. GLASS, PLATED wArs,
and Houss-FrRNrsHiSG GooDs. call and see
J.E. Ross,
No. 1908 Main street, rext IT. Charts, Hox>4
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Be surc 10 20 TO l.. Lcwi-'s fne-ar gai-
lery and ,se hi large display Of beautiful
Christmas cards. He has the largest and
hest assortment ever seen here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-26

WINTER FLOWER BULBS should be planted
now. Hyacintba, tulips narersi', cro-
cu,es. and other bulbs OF the newest yarit-
tie, can be obtained OF Mr.. }. J. Harvey,
ilorist, No. 8 north brOad street. He has
also q tne collection Of winter plants.
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travel. As soon a> IL il finished the work
OF cutting through the hin in rear Of Trim
ity church, opening Marshall street from
Nineteenth to Twenty-first street, will be
reSltInpd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-26

ID. & Il. MrrrELDoEFgR. 527 Broad street. have
just received from the great auction sales IN New
YORK large stock of Cioaks. Dolmans, Circaitrs,
sacques, Carvets, Rugs, and Dr,ss Goods Cive
them an eariy call.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-26

MADISON WARD was the banner ward is
George Wise and John Massey, ss ts 6Se BrYsd
street lLASE'sl he sbsnner" hos,eiric In tie
ward. Call and zee the Csptaln. Smile ssd be
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-26

" Y0uk sIoHr r. rAILING YOU. there IL no ,ns
article that win 20 truly give you "an eye for AZ
eve as the ChiLULOfD FYg-GLAssEh. For III,
by all leadiug jewellers and opticians.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-26

The Bon Ton for December, an excellent
fashion monthly, received from n. Leonard
new .deaer, 9OS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-26

II YOU want money at low rat" Of ID
terest on good real estate security c'll Oh
George : NaAhen 4 son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-26

Jusr THiNK!-i Ma perm snen1y cured
chills and fever by the u-, Of Que box Of OgHrS'.
AN1I-CHuL PITS. Price, so ccnta bo.
OWENS & MTNoIl. EichmOnd. ".
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-26

II YOU wan, money at Iow rate Of IN
terest on good real estate security cell Oh
George :. Nashon & son.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ESsUEEo y,
the use Of MEADE & BAKEB'> sAPOSiNY DErII-
rRicF' which viii speedily remove incip.oag t.~r
and scurf. Price. hiLy cent, box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-26

Hor SODA Is tie mo~t popular OF beverages s,is
cool weather. GEORGE ScHTN can give yos No-
ko. Coffee, Chocolat,, Ginger Lemon ice ScncsS's
MTSERAL-WArER ESTABLISHMENT, uevcuts
and Main streets.
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Ii you want money az low rate OF in
tere,t on good real estate ,uriti call on
George :. Eashon Il Son.
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MOTHER SWANS WoRM-SYPUP" iOr fev~
i-hnsss, rcsicssn"-e worms, constipation. res.
loss 25e.
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New Columbia bicycle Tor rafte. hances
% cents. Cabcl Davis. u. Clare Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-26

koCGH or RATS" clears out rat. miNc, 1ics
roaohee' eed-hues, ants, yermin, chipmunkS i5c.
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WEATHER REPORT

Az NDiSAIioNs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
,n uo A'lant'c states, warmer and fair wca-
.uvL, WIN northerly winds, becoming va
''"o''' ana stationary or lower pressure.
cool. N'' anu
iHERsSErER YESTERDAY GA M. 20.
> A. NJ, 36; noon, IS; 8 J.. NJ, 46: 6P
NJ. Al; 4; midnight, 81.
Mean temperature. 3S sc.
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RoCKBRIDGE ALUM tlIi.lD'--. WALEn.
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM "AIhh'

On. JANIS J.. CABELL' A. NJ NJ D''
Professor Surgery and PhysioioFy' University
virginia, and President National D'"f' %
usalth, SAYS Of these Waters;
,,.unacuialie that an unusually large Rropp1is pi.
49,, - ,raye and obstinate casts VI ('rces Of
80 ystich have banled The ofniu"5 4 Tbese dis
~ h.ai,r. nr4 are annually vuiSn: g s.ri (IA
80. - a. ISDIo ESTION WIN ~ w. xTFRY
nYSPFI,SiA. DIAKRIIEA ana <Diyit'SwS Di'Sw ETC.
Jf1toRRHTA, bCROfULA' EN"H"'''
r,,o so,4,os art beautifully located III H"oA'
- oo,,,,,v Va. and arc open Cor the rcoep''""
of visitors from y.ou WAR
urYt Isr TO OCTOBER Isl EACH fh""
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESTS
r,e WATER I, bottled direct from the spnmts
cssd,n ewes containing oae dozen liai''s'''0'
bottles.
'0' '"'' " PURCELL. LADD co..
Richmond, Va"
Ana b., ausgias generally 'hroas''op' s,,a, %
& Ana o.. " - AZ your druggist for pam phie''
feloi
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I.icnf nu Light.

II i quite clear that some Of the com
plants about city gaS are rightly charga-
bic to the insulliciency Of the supply. The
demand has OutSrOwn the capacity OF the
works. The burner that will give but a
feeble flame from to O'Clock sends forth
4 food OF light after 10. As the lights over
the city begin to be turned of the pressure
on the remaining ones increases and the
light grows better.
The people are entitled not only TO good
gas, but to an abundance Of il. II the city
fathers do not act soonl they will raise Il
howl about their ears such ~ followed the
trilling about the water supply.
There are various plans for better gas
supply. one is TO increase the capacity OF
the present works on the present system.
The committee which recently visited the
North are, however, OF opinion that we are
years behind time. They want to give the
patentce Of new system the privilege OF
putting up works csidc our present works
and to give the same fair test No good,
10 pav. other colIncilmen are in favor OF
advertising and inviting proposals from all
the world for plans 10 better our gas sup
pN. There i. no thought in any quarter oi
The city surrendering her works TO pri-
yate corporation.
What the people want is gas, good gaS,
plenty Of good gas. The eye and the nose
alike decline TO believe that yellow color
and sulphurous flame indicate good gas.
Give the officers in charge OF the gas
works ample facilities, and, II need be,
better processes, and require them TO give
IL the "a we want.