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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-19
Harris Mt Hanover Courthouse.

HE MEETS NCAULL AND CAUSES HIN TO RE.
COLLECT BIT OF HIS POLITICAL BEHAVIOR.
Yesterday was court-day at Hanover
Courthouse, and q large and respectable
body Of citizens were In attendance, the at
traction being joint discussion between
Hon. John L. Harris. OF Rockingham
county, representing Hon. George ID.
Wise and the cause Of Democracy, and
L. III. McCaull, clerk OF the House Of Dele
gates, representing Coalition and Smith.
After consultation the following division
OF time was agreed upon: Mr.. Harris to
open IN speech Of one hour, Mr.. McCaulE
to follow In a speech Of one hour and twen-
ty minutes, and Mr.. Harris to close in a
twenty-minutes' rejoinder.
Mr.. McCaull during the course OF his
speech touched upon the whipping-post
and .capitation-tax questions. when he was
interrupted by Mr.. Harris, who asked
"Mr. McCaull, did you vote for the capi-
tation-tax prerequisite for voting when 4
member Of the House Of Deegates?"
81 did not, SIR"
"Did you vote for the establishment OF
the whipping-postl"
"No, SIR"
Mr.. Harris then produced the Journal OF
the House OF Delegates for the term during
which Nr. McCaull was a representative,
and read therefrom the recorded vote OF
Mr.. ueCaull in favor OF both OF the pro-
positions mentioned above. Mr.. Harris
then rendered Mr.. McCaull little advice,
in which he cautioned him when next
he went forth to disport himself as a
statesman and public speaker to at least
post himself with regard to his own politi-
cal action. The effect on the crowd was
plainly evident, the most obtIIse catching
the point made against McCaull. The
speaking took place in the courthouse,
and was listened 10 with great interest.
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Cur ss2tanC rorItg.

The list OF delinquent white voters for
l8Sl has been stuck up at the Capitol. street
entrance of the City Hall. No man who
allows his name to remain thereon can vote
in November.
1t j. suggested that it would be 4 good
plan for the City Committee to print the
list OF white delinguents for general distri-
button throughout the city. Many men
would thus receive for the first time notice
OF their delinquency, and would come for
ward and pay up
our country friends need not be scared
when they hear that we have 5000 white
dcllnquents in Richmond. IL is Il fact that
we have that number, but our people are
stirred up aud. are moving.
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We are highly gratified on leIrning that
our polite and accommodating young friend
Mr.. II. 5. Ellyson, after serving Ills friends
and the public generally for fifteen years in
the dry-goods business with Levy Brothers,
will be pleased TO serve them in the future
with butter, eggs, fowls, and cannsd fruits
at his rev and neat "Banner stand"
which he will open on Saturday m Tning,
October II, 1882. at No. 4174 Sixth street.
between Marshall and Clay streets. Give
him a call.
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PATIENcE LAST NIGnT.-Anothcr large
and fashionable audience attended the sec
ond presentation OF Patience ut Mozart
Hall last night. It may be truly said that
the entertainment was a decided success.
and would have reflected credit on a COM
panv of professionals. The members Of
the cast. without exception, acquitted
themselves handsomely, while the cho-
ru,cs were given with spirit and pre-
cisior which could have resulted only from
the most careful and rigid training. Taken
altogether II was an evening OF genuine
pleasure 70 the audience. 70 Mr.. Pierre
Bernard and Professor Reinhardt and hi-
fine orchestra much Il the credit is due Tor
the success Of the cntcrtanment.
The following is the east and chorus ::
CaSi-Patience. a miiEmaid, Miss Eva
Mills: Reginald Bunthogne, lleShly poet,
Nr. T.. {. jenkins; Archibald Grosycnor.
IN iGyllic poet. Mr.. Louis W. PiAmi;
Colonel Calycrcy. NJ. Pierre Bernard;
Major Murgatroyd, Mr.. Marshall Ramos:
Lieutenant. the Duke 9f Dunslablc, Mr.. +.
W. Cunningham: the Lady Angela, Miss
Carrie l.. Staude; jlsc Lady Saph!r, Miss
Annie Graham; the Lady Ella, Mrs. Geo.
J. Hooper; the Lady Jane. Miss t,a Smith.
CLOfuS-Lade> Misses Ella Grafton, l..
Graham. Eta Downer. c. II. Smith, j. T..
Carter, j. Ball, VI. Stude, Stella Walker,
Blanche Walker, SalIie Bapty, {. Allen, X.
Dah, NJ. L. Fitzwlson, Fanny Fitzwil-
son. Julia Kelley, and Mrs. T.. &. Greencr.
Gentlemen c. G.. Bosher, K. Cardwcll,
JEFF. King, W. NoryalI, \. Greener, {.
Mcfarland. Z. J. Iienshaw, ". ID. john
ston, W. G.. Owens, l.. Perrot, =. Il.
Rahm, II. l.. ReeS, T. ID. strkc, W. {.
Trueman, II. \. Totty, w. Z. Word.
Mounte Walker, +. II. Williams, V. Hall,
Henry Hill, Louis Womble, and \. &.
| Loockerman.
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DanyiIIc Stock.

Within the past day or two there mas
hecn some improvement in the price OF the
Donville railroad stock, owing. 1t Is be.
Tcved, fo the largcly-increased business OF
W Though at first. denied, it is now by
many conceded that the last decline me was was
caused by the belief that the dividend was was
moi from earnings Of the road, but from
the profit on the Midland investment.
II the stock went down because oil the
earnings falling off, it is reasonable enc. enough q,
that it should 90 up when the earnings are
largely increasing. ,,o ro,d
,;os l. Still mystery. Mr.. Rochefelar Is
looked upon as the mighty man, but .
whether he is the representative OF the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
or has bought for investment for hlm,ell r",.,
or others, or for speculation l. no. iro" y
Inown, The annual meeting, however, Is
not now far OF, and at that time there may
be some developments.
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GENERAL Ton THUNB.-The two enter
tainments given by General Tom Thumb
at the Richmond Theatre yesterday after
noon and evening drew immense crowds.
Al night tins was particularly the case. the
Theatre being crowded, the standing-ro0m
in the galleries even being occupied. The
children were out by the hundred. and the
bum OF their voices reminded one OF Il
Sunday-schoOl meeting. All sorts OF peo-
ME we're present, but 1t was plain that 4
arge majority OF them were not accts-
Toned TO theatrical entertainments OF any
sort and that in this case they were par
ticularly pleased. The sight OF the falnll-
lar figure Of the General was the signal for
screams OF applause, and as he led his
graceful little wife forward along plat
form extending out into the parquet the
little folks jumped on their seats ana
laughed at the top Of their voices.
The General has grown rotund, bald,
and gray. but is H. yiyaciOus as ever, anu
has along with him some very excellent
character actors, notably Major Newell.
III. wife is not taller than child between
four and SIX years OF age, but Is very grace
ful and sings quite well.
The entertainment will be repeated again
to-day At the hours named before.
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~ DEARBORN AvENUR,)
tfll1tH AnA \Axs.... -.

z. Z
have hccn great sufferer from a very weak
stomach, heartburn, and dyspepsia In Its wors,
form. Nearly everything l ate gave me distress.
and could eat but little. have tried everything
recommended, have taken the prescriptions Of a
dozen physicians bui got no relief until took
Browns IRON BITTERS. / feel none Of the old
stronger and feel hrst-raie. am railroad eugi-
nccr,and now make my trips regularly. | canno,
say too much In praise of your wonderful mcdi
cine. ID. c. MACK
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MILLINERY, dc.
ID EOP n ] \ q
X OF
KAUFMAN & CO.,
Ala FAST BROAD STREET,
..,c.x : RAILWAY slesAIs.e p

,,,ur AuERIcAN RAILWAY ~ sdSnI sIsnais mE
sSs scel nGs Ws sSsa aDcse y
VIE the aiteniion. Q, W 20 she ONLY PwtY PEKfwrtSY
railway; s Psr,s,sTTiIscrh,sI ra,s,TichI " ELECTRIC HAiL"A'
sissAsk ! u. ever 'n'e''s1w h. Y. SMITH, Manager
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BasE-BALL.-Tbs Richmonds played the
Artillery school Cab yesterday evening
the fret Of the seriss Of games, aad won
by heavy batting, hsme-run being made
by Glenn. Powell, ana Ford, who ds,l the
best batting for the RioAmonds; Hayes, Of
the Artillery-School Club, batting best for
the visitors. The Artilfsry-School Cab
say that they are determned TO win TO-
day. although they were badly beaten bs
She following score:
Artillery school. q q O o O o l.
Riehmonds .....~.. D o o l 3 Ola
The game was well ump,sed by Mr..
Monte Walker
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VANITY FAIR. under the auspices OF Com
many d. will open Monday night. Every
thing points to most successful occasion. ',I,,
The following prizes will be offered during
The fair. Handsome baby-cariage TO the
nretfIest baby in the city: IN invalids bed
10 the most popular charitable institution
s;Iver.mounted pistol to the. e.most efficient
policeman fine iyory-handle six umbrella
70 the most popular city official. Attrac.
,;ve features every night, consisting OF
rand march by eighty fancy-dressed and
enstumed ladies and gentlemen; the chess
came with iancy-costumed living chess
men: the Gesangyerein Virginia and other
musical organizations ta'DleauX, staluary,
and promenade concert every night by .
string and brass-baDd.
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NO. 9S.

q sermon OF great earnestness and power.
Rev. A. G. Dixon has returned to the city
and will preach this afternoon at a O'Clock
and tonight ut 3 O'Clock. The meetings in
the afternoon are for all. and the meetings
at night for meb and bows Onls,
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.,u, obs,ructing the Law.

Sill Obstructins -
ss1 :s q 70 PH's sS%sS sssS 4 ss S 4S:
ernor "nScr nSs 'nT large @ Gentle element asnIc Thc
ss:##s ss# q # d: ;; ;;r::a & e 's$. :: : @s
!; : Z: !; /: : Z e !; e; E; :; IS:
$ s$s S: + ;as s P@s e :s%s e.. f: SH;s !:
?:; ;: =; ;s ;:;: a {; 8 4: 5s$':s $
s% ~"man m He was about Sus,S 70 o: before
sion. The case was hear" WV
commissioner,
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BRowN's IRON BrrrERS.
THE SECRET
Of the universal success Of

Of the universal success Of
BROWNS IRON BITTERs
Is simply this: 7, IS the best Iron prer,ra,on
made; Is compounded on thoroughly sc,on,ao
chemical and medicinal principles. and does ,us,
whs, is claimed for ii-no more and no less.
BY thorough and rapid assimilation with tho
blood, 1t rachoS every part of the system. healing
parifying, and Strengthening. Commencing n, tho
foundation. II builds up and restores lost health
IN no other way can lasting bcncht be obtained.
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4 Gard.

We respectfully inform our friends that
though they can find many good articles at
our samplc-rooms. none is better in our
estimation than the old "MontrOse Whis-
key. CCSTMoE X HILL.
1O1 east Broad street.
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THE LATEST THING ~ BOws-GUM-Bo-and
that il tha kind of sOUP they have this day to por-
fccton at Captain JACK LANES MODEL DINING-
AND SANPLE-ROOMs. 622 Broad street, between
sixth and seventh streets. Dining parlOrs for
ladies aud gentlemen. oysters specially" a
fried oyster with every drink
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YouyG MEMS MEETING AT GRACE SHEET
R.prIsr CuCRcH.-The young mems meet
ir.,a at Grace-street Baptist church gro"
l., ,;nterest. DIR. william 4. Hatcher con.
ducted the services last night and preaeaea
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Don't think Of buying your CARPETS anywhere
until You have seen the immense display amt A.
trtciivo prices at LEVY. DAVIS DhAkE's.
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ysr-c,cr,eg Hines, Pnqrb.rrioa,

Cuinces. Strawberries, Cherries, Peaches
and DamsonS. OF the finest quality, in bot.
ties. at 30 cents each. for sale by J0sFPI ".
BLAIR, 500 Main street.
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fall-like. N''"A' was ciear and
q THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: GAM 20.
N ~ - ~" o. noon, %; 3 p. NJ, IS; 6 p
Mean temperature. GGl
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LAS. MACDOUGALL, lO9 \. NJ. nower-bgIbs. -
;. HOLZINGER, High Constable city Of Rich
uond. lOi4 4. VI, 1T lO7 north seventeenth
street. blr-cOuntcrs, &c.
u.,ITrAu H. LYME 4 CO.. ; =. W.. two-stOry
frame dwelling NJ. no Twcniy-siNth street.
between VI and y.
1 THOMPSON BROWN, Al W.: trustees sale
of frame store and dwelling on hOcAci'S s'io''
between Elm and Maple streets
THOMPSON BROWN, l T.. VI, three-story
- brick restaurant No. IS Governor street.
r1IoNIpsON BROWN. T.. W., TWO brick stores
Nos. 1915 and 1917 Franklin street
GRIrBBs < WILLIAMS, VI; TWO sinaii
n,,'e dyeiIings a IL and Al 8 and hve lots ON
laurel ietwera Albemarle and spring streets
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WEATHER REPORT

do 'v'vAIioNs a,li.,Ns FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
sl;ch,,,' ht1'liIlc m states, clearing or fair and
,nHs.'S lily cooler weather, variable winds
or ! b;'!,a lioIn north to west, and stationary
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.roT,cr To TIE CREDITORS OF

y THE RICHMOND BANKING AND lNsC-
PENCF CONlPANY.-PersOns holding checks on on
the RICHMOND BANKING AND iSt,ii. hhT' ~ AZ =
80 have hcen assigned, will please present thebi
a. the banking house Of said company without
delay In order that the necessary 'r.hsiefs n",;
D.. "a 10 with the view 20 an :aIty dfluehh. u
there he any persons ho,uIn2 eiaims AGAINST ,he
institution. not matters oI itcc," On ''e o'""s'
'he' "''' CHARLES f.. WhiTLoCh.
-, ',rrStf
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WOOD AND COAL.

C,OAL AND WOOD.-ASTI lRACITE
u coal, all sizes; KOiNER LtN' >, for fCun-
drIe.. test IN the country EAsx hANh ANr,aac S9aL
BURG sPLiNT; OAK and flNI Woe1 Woopv,o,iIII, ~ caI
,n~ an G. n. PAGE, 1905 Gar stree, or IOs
R,sssd street, or order by TeicSh0 he No. 100.
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Np.l
II WILL CURE.
DYSPEPSIA,
INDIGESTION.
HEARTBURN,
SLEEPL
DIZZINESS,
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
WEAKNESS. &C.
T-o only BROWNS IRON BIrTERS, made by
Brown Chemical Company, Baltimore. c. sci
ri In a.d trademark IA wrapper
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nrnnAN. IowA. Mnrch 2. ls-l


AYFr's SARsAPARlLLA has cured me Of the
InHamlnatory Rheumatism. after being troubled
with he disease for eight years. W. VI. MOORE.
All the novelties in NECK-WKAE tor lad'e' l'i't
received At LEVY. DAVIS & DRABE's.
TIE MILD yet effective action Of TARHANr's
sELTkER APEEIENT upon The stomach and bow
els commcnds it most highly 10 the most delicate
no les than 10 the most vigorous constitutions.
For the latest styles ana most elegant assortment
of DREs, GOODS go 10 LEVY, DAVIS Di,AhEs.
J. Il. WATKINS, Ninth and Cary streets, delivers
for q few days to Emilic-, hotels. &C. best fresh
Lump Splinl Coal very cheap. ALo' good East
virginia Lump B.tumineu7 Coal tor graies 1t
$50 pcr ton. aud best Cooking Coke at >4.3O per
ton.
FLANNELs. BLANKETS, CoMFoPrAbLEo' Tow
rLs. TABLE-DAMAsKs, and everything In the
housekeeping tine IN immense variety at LEVY
DAVIS < DRAxE's.
SAVE MONEY by having yonr printing done AT
tho DISPATCH PRINTING-llOuSK. Good work
low urces and satisfaction guaranteed.
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A URORA LODGE, No. 1le. i.

A URORA LODGE, No. 1l6. ...zs.xx..
IA I. .. q. F.-The officers and ! E4&.
members ~ this Lodge are earnestly ~ sfkS.S
requested to attend stated meeting ',,FeANfSN
THIS Thursday EVENING AZ 7:3O o'clock.
Interesting exercises may lie expected Prize
recitations u take place a this meeting. Import
ant business, rriuiring the consideration 90 ALL
By order vi the N6. }. d. DALTON,
Oc lD-lf4 S.crct.,
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BROWNS IRON BITTERs

does not contain whskcy or alcohol, and will not
llackcn ,he iccih or cause headache and constips-
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AUCrION SALES THIS DAY.

re on all sales Of Real Estate made between ,he
Ii Of January and last of June thc Ia Nes Tor w
an sale made between the lst of July and last 81
the yeir the taxes have Ia be paid by the seller.
IThi. custom WAS adopted ab0nt hitecn year ago
bv AN the real estate agents In Richmond, ana ap-
niies 10 Richmond and ycinitl.I
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The members OF this wide-awakc Con-
servative organization and the Democratic
voters Of Clay Ward are called upon to
meet promptly this evening at : O'Clock at
the WcStham House (Oetcrs's llaiD for the
purpose Of forming line 10 take part in the
grand Conservative demonstration OF this
evening. Already the Cly-Ward ActiveS
have disclosed the liyelic>t interest in the
conduct Of the campaign, and the mem
bcrS now desire that there shall be tonight
the fullest turnout OF the old and young
voters and those who must soon become
voters. Ample arrangements have been
made for splendid torchhght procession
OF the Club.
All voters Of Clay Ward desiring IN
formation in regard to enrolment, trans
fcrs.. paymcnt Of poll-taX, and other mat
tcrs OF interest, should apply at once to the
headquarters OF the Club, at Wcstham
House. west Cary street.
The Club has appointed for the MANAGE
mcnt OF the procession this evening: Chlef
Marshal. Captain p. :. Derbyshire; Aid>,
j. +. Barefoot, T.. :. Rose, j. Il. Walsh,
and l.. ;. Edwards; Mounted Aids to the
Chief Marshal, Il. b. Chatlin and Martin
Octers: Sergeants-at-Arms, VI. b. Barnum
and Ge0rpc +. Hicks,
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NTEDICAL COLLEGE OF yIRCINr,

~ 'S'iN* *Nb vi ih'fl MAJ
I'I The Board of Visitors ~ this Institution
VIII nYct az the College on WFDN ESDAl. No
vcnhdf Isl. at IL o'clock, 10 MI the vacant chair.
OF l'hysiolology aud Pathology. Candidates viii
send their credentials 10 the address of the Sccre-
JAMES LYONS, President of the ifoard
JOHN X. WHEAT, VI. d..
oc 17,19,2l.22.25,27.29SN secretary.
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other Club Meetings.

The members Of Madison Ward Demo
cratic Club and all other Democrats OF the
ward are invited to meet at the club-room
at : o'clock tonight sharp, to join in the
procession and attend the meeting al the
Arm0ry.
All Democratic voters Of Jackson Ward
are requested to meet with the Jackson
Ward Club No. >, ut the corner Of Fifth
and Duyal streets, at > O'Clock tonight, TO
take part in the torchlight procession and
Massey meeting.
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4 USEMENTS.

DICIIMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.
The regular weekly sorec will take place st Mo-
@rt Hall THIS (lhursday) Evening 1T 81
O'Clock. Admission only by memhc rst,ip- or In
nai oh-cards, which must bc presented Al the door
Members can obtain insitatiOn-cards on appca-
ZION to {. l.. SIEGEL. i2l Broad .tvcct; &. +.
n Main street. 90 lg-lt
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EIDNEX.WORT.
KIDN EY-W W . Il T
:
ISA SURE CURE
for all di.ease, Of the Kidneys and
LIVER.
/ II has specific action on this most impor-
I tant organ. enabling IL 10 throw of torlidi-
I ~ and inaction. stimulating the healthy Sc
/ cretion Of the bile. and. by keeping the bow
4 .is i'm free condition. cAecting its regular
] discharge. F.
! NALARIA.-If yon are suffering from
! Malaria have the Chtlls, are Billous. DXspeP-
/ tic. or Consiipated. kIDNEI-NOkIW VIII
| surely relieve and quickly cure
| In the spring. o. cleanse the system, ever!
/ one should take thorough course OF II
/ SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. Price II.
KIDN Wv o r T.
Ioc 3-Tu.ThfwJ &>atAp3l.
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JACKSON WARD, ATTENTION.

All lCONsERvATIyE-bE Ratio VOTERS
OF TIE FIRST AND SECOND PRECt tStrTsOF
JACKSON WARD are respectfully aud ureeutly
requested To meet with 3JACksON-W ARD CLIT(g
No ~ the corner Of fifth aud Duvnl streets ~
take part In the torchlfxlt procession at O'clock
sharp By order of ". ". LUBBOCK President.
oc lv-it W. H. TALMAN, Secretary.
A STATED CONNOCATION oFmS
"A LAFAYETTE ROYAL ARCH syI&4
CHAPTER. No. AZ. will sc held Mt N. Al. K0N
bans iIalL corner Of Main aud Ts.rt .SSsCS
streets, THIS Thursday EVENING. AZ : O'Clock.
Al Royal Arch NasOrs I'm good sanding are
cordially invited.
by order Of the VI. y. II. q.
CHARLES LUNDIN.
oc lg-ltT Secretary.
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MARRIED. - Yesterday, in the presence OF
few invited friends, MAJOR JONI u -;
Rogers, connected with the Richmond anu anu
Allegheny railroad, was married 10 SrIss Tho
Kitty f. Minor, OF A%eerst at ,hs iUs residence,
in Amherst, Of the brides father, MI
Launcelot Minor, 10y the Rev. ). MeBriae,
Of fredericksburg. Major Rogers Is the
son of General Asa Rogers, ana WIN re,
ceiye the hearty good wishes OF nos' o.
friends here in Richmond upon 'ii' oco'''
sion OF his happiness.
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For the --latest styles ana most elegant assortment
of DREs, GOODS go TO LEVY, DAVIS * Di,AkE's.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING
MEETINGS..

HEADQUARTERS CLAY WARD Acr;yEs,y
bIcHwoSD, VA, October 10, 1882. I
TliE 81 f. NJ ERS OF THE CLAY
1 WARD ACTlVEs aud ali Conservative voters
oi The wars are rcqncs,ed 10 be present promptly
az Z O'CLOCK THIS Thursday EVENING. Octos
ptr ivth, 10 Ire part In the Com erratye demon
euston at the ArInory. The spcssfsI committees
on organizations are urged to he pre,sui at head
qusrssrs by o O'c ssck y. VI.
oc t9-lt l., 4. DERBY SHIRE Pre.iae,,
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MOZART THIS EvENING.-First, overture,
:. Morning. Noon, and Night" (suppe,)
orchesira: % second. solo tenor: Because
~ Thee I" Tours Mr.. Z. W. Hof; third,
,;r OF un'', ,so,o Sounds from Home"
(Gungl,l a Mr.. II. F. Laubei fourth, ,al pa
8 Minuette," tBacherini,) 0, sf,h soio
troll" Michaells,l orcnestra' NV" w uoG
tenor, "Amo," MGdei, Mr. F." =. w. mnn %
sixth, duo clarinet and trohpS"ui; Tnu; % sas
daggi,) Messrs. Jardena anu a,e, rq%, 90, y,
enth. waltz, "Pomone," (waia'e'4e') ~
chestra,
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All the novelties in NECK-WKAE tor lad'c- iilst
rcccived at LEVY. DAVIS & DRABE's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-19

THE FIREWORKS To-NIGHT.-As all the
lodies and children will want to see the
torchlioht procession and fireworks to-
night, we shall accept their thanks III al
vance for telling them that the best place
70 view the whole scene will be Brold
street between Second and seventh. The
PROCESSION will be moving down Broad
between - and s O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-19

DEMOCRATIC RALLY AT SHORT PuMP.-Ihe
democrat, of Uenrico and Hanover resid-
inc in the neighborhood OF Short Pump
were on Yesterday addressed by Senator Ii.
ATKINSON in a speech OF an hour and
twontv-dye minutes, in which he scathng-
Iv discussed the record Of Hon. John Am
bier Smith. s.,. ,.;,,o
ronslv nresenting the issues OF the canvass.
The meeting was A success, and on No
,smher IN good report will be heard
from the Short-Pump precinct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-19
FESTIVAL.
lStSE.-BALI..

4 RTILLERY SCHOOL CLUB OF
"A FORT MONROE
-.
RICIlhDNDS
OCTOBER 18TH 18TH. AND 2oTH,
at Baseball Park, head Of Gay 'trcst.
Game called AZ 800 l.. VI.
Admission, p cents. 90 1-5t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-19

MALxoN-WARD DEMOCRATIC CLUs-Rooxs,y
oSsobcr ~, 1889. Z
'THE MEMBERS OF TIRE Club AND
Il ALL DEMOCRATIC VOTERS pf THE
W ARD WI meet TONIGHT AZ o'cloct sl,arp
AZ t'le eiaorooms, 70 t.n In the torchiis,a pro-
ce-s'9n u NE John ,. NSs~y meeting.
Oc ls-ltr j. y. ENGLISH. prest.Sunf