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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-05
Political Points.

II YOU wish TO vote Tuesday, see that you
have paid your pOll-tax. You must pay il
Tomorrow. 1t can't be paid on the day Of
election.
All voters holding receipts signed by
Andrew Jinkins must carry same to the
polls.
All parties who were recently assessed
by Mr.. Munford and who paid to Mr. Tins
ley must carry their receipts to the polls.
The names Of all voters who paid Mr..
Tlnsley prior TO October 1St win appear on a
printed list, which list will be duly certi.
fled by Mr.. TinSley, as Assistant Treasurer
OF the city Of Richmond. These printed
lists can be seen at the headquarters OF any
Of the Democratic ward clubs or at the
Office of Mr.. TinsIey.
RemembertOasc ascertain tomorrow whether
yon arc qualified. Remember also to carry
to the polls on Tuesday your taX-receipt, il
said receipt bears date later than October
I, 1882.
Those who are in favor Of repeating the
poll-taX rs qualification for voting will on
Tuesday vote "For the amendments to the
Constitution" Those who want the poll
tax continued, az at present, will vote
against the amendments to the Constitu-
ton"
The Democratic City Committee will
meet tomorrow night for important busi-
ness.
The last meeting Of the Jefferson Ward
Democratic Club before the election will
take place on tomorrow night, at 17l0 east
Main street, at = O'Clock. 1t is highly I'M
portant that every Democrat IN Jefferson
Ward should be present to put the finish
ing touches to the canvass.
The Madison Ward Democratic-C Con-
scr'atiyc Climb will hold IN adjourned
meeting tomorrow night at = o'clock at
their rooms, 907 Broad street.
The Govcrnorwill speak tomorrow night
at the Theatre,
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Briefs.-Thc city churches will all he oc-
cupied by resident pastors to-day. Pro-
tracted meetings are going on in some OF
them.
The damage done to the Groyc-Shaft
mine by the explosion at Midlothian several
months since will aggregate 9jO,OOO In
money, to say nothing OF the lives Of the
thirty-twO unfortunate miners which were
sacrificed on that occasion.
During the present week DIR. Montelro
has rendered efficient and timely service to
the Dcmocratic-C Conservative cause by sun
dry admirable addresses delivered 10y him
at sundry places in Chesterfield county.
Moore's stage line, making half-hour
trips between Manchester and Richmond,
is kept very busy accommodating its pa-
irons.
several fine Chesterfield county farms
will be sold at auction during the next
session Of the County Court.
The Manchester public free-schools VIII
reopen Monday with full quota oi
scholars.
The Danyile Railroad Company |, CON
yerting Mavo's warehouse into an adjunct
dep0t in conjunction with its tre>tle-truck
now being built across the Dock, whose
rails will unite with the present track al
the upDer works.
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The Matu.Sfrcet Railway.
The Editor Of the DiSpatch

~ Wt EutWT QJ Ne DfSp6lch
As an earnest advocate, through the co.,
umns Of the Dispatch (and otherwise), Of a
liberal grant OF way 10 the Richmond Rail-
way Company for their Main-Street line.
feel that have the privilege of directing
the attention OF the managers OF the compa-
ny to the necessity Of keeping the unpaved
street in good order. In some places the
track is above the level OF the adjacent road
way, and on nearly every square west OF
Fifth street there are evidences Of total in
difference to the condition OF the street.
The superiluous earth and granite frag-
monts. after the tramway was completed.
were deposited on the cross-streets in un-
slightly piles. One laborer, with a cart or
wheelbarrow, could in two or three days
transfer this material to the ruts and holes
along the line Of the railway. and thereby
prevent much just criticism upon the con-
dition OF the street. l. il not the duty OF
the City Engineer or Commissioners of
Streets to give some attention to this mat
ter! Puros.
Touch them up about the smokers and
lighted cigars filing the ears with smoke.
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Excitement I'm the Grain Trade.

MILWAUKEE,. WIS, November IA ire
mendous excitement was caused III gram
commission circles and in the Chamber oi
Commerce to-day by the report that Peter
NcGcach. one Of the heaviest graln-dcalcrs
in the world, and known throughout me
Northwest as "king Of the Pit had de-
faultcd on a transaction involving iail
million bushels Of wheat. When the lactS
i'm fine case became known the excitement
wos increased. The developments made
will tend TO greatly inilTc the credit oi
tbiS wheat market, which has heretofore
stood very high, and will cause great
roioicinc among Chicago and ST. Louis
.nrculators. II appears that some time last
month NcGeach made sales Of "puts at 10
cents for No. , spring wheat, deliverable
any time before the end Of the year.
TEcsr deals were made with Edward SAN
dcrSon. Joe Oliver, and others OF the best
known spcculators in the Northwest. To-
d,v the market quotations were 93O939,
and the sellers made arrangements 10 ue-
liver. To their establishment McGeacn re-
fused TO receive H. No. = wheat the nllAed
wheat now sold in this market and 10 re-
fund the money that they had PAID. Inc
story spread with great rapidity, McGeach
beinp accused Of dciaulting and taking ad-
vantage OF the law which makes dealings
in . puts" Illegal McGeach denied the
charge and asserted that the grain III the
elevators here which the sellers proposed
IN deliver TO him was aduterated and un'
merchantable, and that there Is very littl'
; ,t present No. wheat here. Intense ieel'
Ine prevails tonight among the grain com
mission men.
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Tho Proposed Telephone Conbina-
lion.

The coalition Of number OF telephone
companies, including those OF Philadel-
mia. Pittsburgh, and New York. by which
The subscribers in one city will have tele-
phonic access to those OF another, Is con,
templated by capitalists in this city ana
elsewhere. II is proposed that the consoli-
dation shall not have reference to capiial,
but shall merely effect junction WIN the
different lines so that companies may
exchange. A number Of interested capi-
tslists are visiting cities in Eastern Penn
sylyania with view to organizing gene
raj company extending from New York to
pittsburgh. and Oyertures have been made
towards purchasing the interests OF the
PENNSYLVANIA Telephone Company The
whole scheme is In embryo, and so far, 1t Is
stated. no propositions have been made to
the Bell Telephone Company OF this city.
II i. considered to the interest OF their sub
scribers, however, that they should nave
fhe means OF conyersing not only within
the limits OF the county, but with persons.
few hundred miles away. Boston ana
ultimately Chicago are expected to enter
into the combination. which Is spoken OF
as the first step towards q national tele-
phonic system. Philadelphia Times.
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Death OF Mr.. IIoennigcr.

Mr.. r.. W. IOennigcr. well known to
the public in connection with tn" spots
wood Hotel, the It. James Hotel, and the
Grccnbricr White sulphur Springs, with
which he was at different times connected,
died at his residence, in lIcnricO county.
Yesterday. i'm the forty-second year OF
his age. Deceased was German by
birth, and received 4 liberal education.
He was connected with the Everett
House, in New York, when the spots
wood Hotel was finished, and though
then not twcnty-One years OF age, was
so highly recommended that Mr.. Cren-
shaw. the owner, was glad to secure his
services as lessee or manager He remained
IN charge OF the hotel till the starvation
times Of the war forced him out OF the
business. Meanwhile he served under
Judge Ould in the Confederate Bureau for
Exchange Of Prisoners, and had charge OF
the 1aa-of-truce mail. He served at one
time also on the staff OF General g..
W. smith. After the war, for short
while hc was caterer at the Greenbrier
White. Upon the completion OF the II.
James Hotel he became the lessee and con-
ductpd il for several years, but not sue
cceding rs well as he expected, gave up the
enterprise and devoted himself TO his farm
i'm Hcnrico, which county he had repre-
scntcd i'm the House OF Delegates for one
term.
The deceased was an intelligent and
high-mindcd man, and his early death Is
attributable TO business reverses. winch
proved heavily upon his mind. lie leaves
A wife and several children.
His funeral will take place at o'clock
p. Vi. to-day from his late residence, about
TWO miles below Richmond.
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MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING q
vi SYRUP.

Rev. sylyaUus cobb tAus write in tie Boston
christian FreDudH: We would by no means re-
commend any KIND Of medicine which "e did not
know 10 be- good particularly for Infants. But Of
NRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP we can
sneak from knowledge; In oar own family 10 has
proved . lless sing indeed by giving an infant
troubled with couc pains, qGiet sleep, and tie
parents unbroken rest al night Most parents can
apurcciate these blessings. Here is an article
which works 70 perfection. and which j. harm
less for the sleep which II affords tie infant j.
perfectly natural. and tie little chcruD a"akos a.
=. bright ~ a button" And during tic process 81
tcctling. f. value IS incalculahic. We have ire
quontly heard mothers ,ay that they would not be-
withou, it from the birth Of the chi!d uIi 1t hd'
finished with tie tecthing siege on any con'.deia-
tion whatever. Sold BY All dT0ggi-ts. 70 cents
hottie no 3-c0dlw
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FANCY GOODS.
- TE V + \
OPENS LOTS OF ELEGANT GOODS


- 4 + V +
OPENS LOTS OF ELEGANT Goolo'
BIG BARGAINS IN abb hS'
PrJ-sH AI.BUMS, embroidered, III 81
PLrSu ALBUMS, embroidered, a's2''o'
PIJIsU ALBUMS, padded. al s4.2o; eo.
MOROCCO ALBUMS, embossed ib norers' AZ - ;
MOROCCO ALBUMS, embossed ia gosd, ~ %
Genuine TURKEY MOROCCO ALbt Ms p"D,
ded. ane gold edge, card board inside iiis'c"a
OF paper. at s7-would DE cheap any"hci' -
sl2;
Ar.Rl-ns. solid leather, at SOC;
ga largest assortment, at all prices showa III 'n'
city. nj prices that VII ainaze You. .,
O.,r goo TAPESTRY, VELVET, ho0t Ei' a'''
SMYRNA RUGS, all sizes, 81 @uch less "''''
regular prices; 49,, ..,...s.
200 TAPEsgRY MATS at 75c--csoice sts'eo
Ten dozen PORCELAIN PEG-LASPs' ~ Styles
tn'mmed complete atSl; ..o,
F,o,,, nex BRIC-A-BRAC LAMPS, rilnllAu'
with painted globes 10 match al sio anu -
wo1b sl5; ,,,.. s,,,cs
WAGONS, &c. opening.
You WI, save money by buying at
STEVENS SOB Broad SFesI
CATALOGUES MAILED FREE SEND fo''
OkS
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Rr.y. vour C,rn,t, ou.c,o,h, p,,., u..,,i.,.
er,dcs mo 1oods c,o.i. n.,,oa,,, ,a,.,,,'.
nacswe@s' C",.lncr',, blankets Dome~ics'ofD.
80 W. '.'-'' '''''-' "'o"' ''r''''
Live while you live" he cplcmc would say.
" And taste ;hc pleasure of tie passing day
"And give to GOD each moment as .t n.c,.'
Lord I'D nay life let both united ~:
And those who wish to 1--we on the fat OF The land
We would advise chem 10 patronizc Cap tain LANES
Rro,d .trcct
THE "MhTCHtEss" brEDErT ORG Az has
been sold for year 10y FYLANp LEE. el3 Main
t"oL NIGHTS rohind Hs umt warm hro~tf',i~
Y, ,' ' .'i' '''
IrcKEE's SELI-HAIsiyG FLOUR p. aIgay- I'm
season.
For sale bv all grocer.
without a CHIME OF BELLS, for sale by RYLANp
& LIE.
JUST THrVKi-I WIS permanently cured Il
ANTI-gUlIL PILLS Price. 80 cents q box
OWENS G utyop. Richmond. Va.
Rr.nD.&F., ,rtrTrrponrFR,s now advertise.
mcnt.
ORGANS oN TIE INsIALNhNI Plan III Hh-
LAND LLh '"I' Ni''h ''l''''
n.
Clcars ont rats. MICE li'- roachc-' n'l-bng'. Ioc
'N'ANo |' NHNNlH'" ~ 'N' '"'.' ''' ~ 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-05

Mr.. Robert Z. Sydnor, at Meadow Farm,
Hanover county, sent us a bushel-basket oi
fine sweet potat0es-yariety known ~
"Red Nose" These potatoes took the
first premium at our State Fair. The repu-
tation OF Meadow Farm a. a vegetable,
grain. and stock farm is widely KNOWN
Mr.. Sydnor taking several premiums on
vegetables, poultry, and hogs.
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l,orsnnnI4 nnI IiricfS.

Mr.. W. Henry Cary, formerly Of Rich
mond, but at present business resident OF
Chicago. ILL.,, /, in the city.
Mails for the North will hereafter be
closed at the Richmond post-oliice at in
the morning and 3:ij O'Clock in the eve
ming daily. instead OF 2lj \. NJ. and 4
O'Clock =. NJ. aS heretofore.
one Of the most popular a. well as sol
dicrly-loOking officers in the Cadet corps
while il was here was Captain j. W. Pat
ton. On drcss-parade he always attracted
attention.
The Grand Division Sons Of Temperance
OF Virginia hold their annual meeting in
this city. at Schiller Hall, tomorrow night.
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AElSS MARIE BOWEN,
or ATLANTA. Ga,
NOZ ART HALL
POLITICAL.
VrO THE PEOPLE OF RICHMOND.

COME TO THE THEATRE ON MONDAY
NIGHT Mkt 10 o'clock and hear Governor
CAMERON speak upon The ISSUES -! IiiE
PRESENT pOI.ITi' ~ CONTEST Come one
and come all. You VIII be- entertained, instructed,
and made better acquainted with the real sIo' pf
the election.
Il. D. Ward. Chairman: John Il. .Hockar1y. Horny
Ilulnail. T. VI. taunctt. Dr. John H. Gtut q,
William Walc, Judge T.s. Adkins. Judge \. T..
Holiday, jas. llollOran. y. j. smith, Major r..
+. Walker, +. T.. Murphy, &. 4. Payne, Captain
X. A. Paul. John Rankin. I. II. smith. tr., vii
Nam Hoanc Iuiin. ~. j. Wale. Dr. g.. Is. Gilinrr,
Colonel Y. +. Hubbard j. Y. Rediy, and Gard
ncr Thompson, Committee. no i-2i'
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HEARTS or OAK.-This play OF Mr..
IIernc's. which was performed here just
one wear ago, will be the attraction at the
Theatre next Tuesday night. 1t is a six
net meIo-drama, full Of natural scenes, IL
mstrated with beautiful tableaux. The
.I,0c-,ctting and scenery is very fine, and
rho bright little baby, who is wonder III
;tself is remembered with great pleasure.
II we except the Enoch-Arden feature,
.whcre Terry slrrenders his lawful wife to
his rival. il is one Of the best plays OF its
Kind ON the stage. The mechanical ap-
plianccs used in counteriel'lng nature are
very effective. As Hearts OF Oak drew
well when last here, il Is to be presumed
II will be even more successful now.
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Police AnREsr.-Last night Captain }.
II Paroter with force Of men made de-
scent m an % q disorderly house kept on Byrd
street and succeeded in pulling fifteen men.
al colorod They were taken TO the Second
no,,re stot;on and baiIed for their appear
ance before the Ponce ,oar. .o-mo,iom
morning. Complaints ilaa 1,, peea al'aue w. 10 70
the police OF the disoru,,y 'om%n., ndr VI 'to ~
inmates, and this caused .ne Ismu.nso"9 p"' Tso W
be broken up by Captain Parater. Inc
men were found playing cards ana arink'
ing,
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We notice among the list OF blue ribbons
DISPLAYED for premiums at our State Far
one attached to the nice display made by
Messrs. Crump Il West, our young coal
merchants, located at 1919 east Cary street.
Their display showed much taste, and re-
tlected credit upon so young concern.
We wish them much success.
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WONAN's CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION.
The ladies OF Richmond having organized
= Woman's Christian Temperance Union,
meet every Monday at II NJ. in the parlors
Of the Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION
Hall. and wish through the religious and
daily papers to extend an invitation to the
ladie, of the city who feel an interest IN
the cause to meet with them. They do not
visit saioOns, pray on the streets or iec-
turc. but are very deSirouS OF starting II
coffee house where the young men OF our
city can obtain good lunch without gong
10 a saloon. In the establishment OF thls
enterprise they wish the cooperation oI tile
Young Mems Christian Association ana lhe
pastors Of. the city. Gentlemen interested
in such IN undertaking are invited TO JON
This Union as honorary members.
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TWILL QUOTE \ FEW OF HIS PRICES
To GIVE NOU SOME IDEA How
CHEAP HE L. SELLING:
1000 dozen PLAID TOWELS ~ &C.:
800 dozen large LINEN TOWELS at lOc.,
worth 25c.;
loo dozen lne DAMAsK TOWELS at lGs.c..
worth Soc:
s.o s.',a ins r ~ SPFITS Hl,gGI piece;
: bale, - sEA ISLAND COTTON at Gee,
case ii gLfACHED COTTON at4sc.:
cases A BLEACHt y COTTON at &C..
100 pieces FA>T-CoLOKED CALICO at 4Ic.
SOL p'e,'c, lest Foul ARD at &C. per Yard:
loc pieces BRoCADED DRL>S-GOoDs At 1oc.
o. tice,- BLACK and COLoRED ALPACA at
lo6p.cccs fine BROCADE> reduced from 25
MACK and COL0RED -CASHMERES at l2..
To-. IS. 50. 3l. AZ. 45c. up to Sl.25-all 25
rercCnt. lc,~ than regular price:
BLACK and C0LORED slLhS-thc cheapest In
The cl5y:
D. M fi.i e. lookat our BLACK SILK at 81,
which O., ricl lv worth A.:
BID COMFORTS, 75c.. u. SIPS. s2-thc cheap
l.0OurairCOLORED BLANKETS At 9jc.-con-
sou Ia.r ia BED BLANKETS at $3.50, So 4s.
cr o. <lu. thc finest:
HOLMAN>. tLOAkS. AND JACkETS-m this
del4r'mel. We have tie largest stock and sell
then rhrsper than can te found ia the city;
goo CLOAkS a. sl.5O, -, S3. 50. a., -, up 10
so0D0LNANs from - M tos25;
JAChII> from Il NJ 10 sl2. You can save 25
per cent. ty examining our prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Jus. received from New York auction l5Q BRI-
DAL SPREADS extra sizeel al Zoe.
MEMS LADIES. and CIIlLDREN'~ UNDER
WEAR-tAe largest aud cheapest line IN the
ciry.
And great many other bargains too numerous to
mention.
Don. stop unuly you get %
JOSEPH STRATSE'S
l4lj Main street and 3O5 Br .oad street.
=. R.-Ir careful that you get To- tic right place
and ash flr JOSEPH STRAU~E. l4l5 Main
street COVER sirausel and 305 Broad street
loc 29l
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We have for sale james G. Tinsey's cele'
brated canned goods, that have just taken
the premium ut our State Fair, consisting
OF tomatoes, Okra, corn, peas. string-Dean
extract tomatoes, &e., and we confidently
recommend them AS the best goods ever
offered in the market.
w, d. BLAIR Il Co,
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THOMPSON BROWN, 10. \. NJ, yani,y-Fai
REMOVAE.

RICHMOND, VA, November 4, 1882
TRESPEC ECTFU LILY INFORM hl
i FRIENDS AND TIE III BLlt thai nave
removed from nv former place OF business. cur
uer az Eighteenth and Franklin siTc.ts ana can
hereafter he found with SIR. PETER IlNSLhl 4;
Commission Merchant aud tecd Dealer, corner 81
q race and Union tor II xtoenthl street.. Thanking
Them for past favOrs, respectfully solicit the cVu-
iinuancc of their patronage. ,,.,,,,. -,
no 5-2ts JOHN -. II hi IN 1h'
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The large and varied display Of fine
family carriages. phaetonS, buggics. &C.,
and exhibited by Mr.. W.
{. smith at our recent state Fair. attracted
great attention, and reflected much credit
On his taste and skill.
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wy :. ANDREWS WILL GIVE IN
sIiICTION N MUSIC ON the VIOLIN, Gli'
TAR, ZITIiA, and other string in.trumon'a.
Terms reasonable. Apply at l2l Mayo street.
s-It
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no,,cr cor.nr-The following eases were

POLICE COURT. The following eases were
disposed OF yesterday:
lanes Turner (coIored), who stabbed
Leo Frayser at the Fair-Grounds Friday
afternoon, had a preliminary hearing, and
was sent on to the grand jury.
T. r wills was fined IS for fighting.
William Giles (colored); a drlVer OF OF a
coa!-rari owned by Mr.. James a. .'..,.. Lacy, Ey
was charged with reck!essiy driving his
team over the child OF Charles Fitzpat-
rick. and sent on to the grand Jury 10 an
s,ver fhe charge Of fconious assault.
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The New York Underwriters Agency
has been transferred oJ. b. Moore, Agent,
I'LL Main street. Persons dong business
with the agency will take notice OF the
change.
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". J. Powers has still another most
beautiful portrait added to his list. His fa-
cilities for making excellent Photographic
effect are now unsurpassed.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

PROFESSOR CHARLES SEiikRr
,, t,ne and fsy0rshly known a. musical instructor
IN m. srhools of Richmond. Is again pieiAIcd to
teach VOCAL AND iN>Ikt MkNfAL Mtsl.
Addr,ss Rcidencc, ga east hroad stre,''' "s ~
Renee q NO4,s'. GA Main street. or \. iiti.
ung's. sos Broad street. .....,. .,.,,.,.a,
txr Md. a srscialty oc 6.eodim
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poRrRAIT.pATNTING, DRAWING

DORTRAITS PAINTED FROM LIZ r
i orI h ,tographs: PilOIoGkArtSD DV,;1hLD. V,l;r,id
IFSsuN-IS DRAWING AND PAINTING;
Class FOR CHILDREN on sATURDAnSi at
moderate prices. nhs. ~ ~ ~ ,,
oc l5-Su& " I'm NO. SCUM oS0ohu s'"'.
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Eureka Coke.

Cheapest fuel in market Tor CRATES or
stoves: burns without SCOT or smoke.
Carefully selected for families by Albert
Blair, Fourteenth street, where you can
.ee n burnin0
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..,.,c.x RA,LwAY SIGNALS.

T,uE AMERICAN RAILWAY sigma
ID,.ossv az yIR6INIA.-These signals
arc now 40 eSb,.lon at 1914 Main street seeono n
bar, RIchsood, Va We wslld& & despsf p,Sie,e.fed In IN
yiu he attention Of ue pubic; e;;1Y ,1y'Y pFRFECT
xNn' pRxcTiCM ELECTRIC hAAh""'
siSSAL ever in'cn'eJw Il. v, SMITH, S.snsger
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All parties having bills against the
Trades Parade Committee will please rem
der them without delay to
W. GANs. Treasurer.
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A FROiIC ENDING INDEATu

warning TO Young Men-Mr. John w.
re"rson Burned to Death in the Arlington.
Gardens Fire.
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COALITION MEETINGS HELP THE DEMO

COALITION MEETINGS HELP THE DEMO
CRATIC CArSE.-A number Of white voters
Of Clay Ward, who had, previous to the Co
alition meetings held in that ward, intend
ed TO vote against Massey, have, since SET
ing the character Of the meetings and hear
ing the speeches Of the Radical Coalition
orators. determined to give "Old Man Mas
scy" their hearty support.
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LARGE PIE MELON.-Dr. Il. \. Frayscr,
who lives on the Broad-Strcet road, three
and "A half miles from the city, sent to our
office on yesterday pie melon weighing
forty-one pounds. 1t resembles water
melon i'm shape, but the meat i much more
solid and compact.
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The quaint and curious at Vanity Fair
auction sale Monday morning. Free admi,-
sion.
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Rare Chance.

The auction sale Monday morning at
VANITY Fair at 1O4 O'Clock.
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STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.

Tho annual meeting of the POTION AC RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY will be held az the OAire oT tle
Richmond. Fredericksburg aud potp1 ac raiirpi !,
iu the CITY OF Richmond. on WEDNESDAY tle
18Th day of November. 1882. N o'clock \. u.
no Ltd j. B. WINSTON, ~ecrcliry.
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III, I'm WEATHER YESTERDAY was partlv
o.cSr' ana IN the evening cloudy. rainy.
anu cold' with considerable wind.
q thhnAosETER YESTERDAY: A. NJ. 43:
. ~ NJ, AZ; noon, 80; p. NJ. 40. -
NJ, 10; midnight. 40. i''
Mean temperature, A 5-6
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HOLD up HOLD up
An BOUND FOR
JOSEPH STRAUSE'S
DRY GOODS STORES.

PFOvLF ARE DYING To GET SOME OF
THOSE GREAT BARG ANS HE
Il SELLING.