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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-11

"Don't stop at Richmond; the hotels will
not suit you.'
Now, understand me; / am not I'M
friendly to the existing hotels. That they
keep good. comfortable houses | don't
doubt. The Princess Louise was very
well satisfied with her hotel experience
here: but you know that our hotels are
not OF modern construction. and some OF
them are badly located. The proprietor Of
one Of them. year on two ago, was prOmi-
ncnt in the movement for a new hotel. He
thereby confessed the need OF il, and gave
hi- efforts TO an organization. which only
failed because there were two opinions
about the site.
Go on, my friend. Don't stop.
Yes, Richmond must bcStir herself. She
must have an uptown hotel. She ought
TO appeal 10 her wealthy citizens and say
that ii they do really love her they will
come forward and see that this de-
sidcratum is supplied. You are going
10 have a City Hall, ! take il. Keep
up the fire about an uptown hotel
and the union depot will come in time.
The railroad companies are already
ashamed Of their accommodations for pas
sengers. Public opinion will force them
TO move. Ii will get so that whenever they
want any little triling privilege froin the
City Council, the Council will say, d" III be
logged il you shall have it. Look at your
depot" think that some companies al-
ready realize that there has been unfrIond-
ly legislation against them on account Of
their depot buildings.
OLD FOGIEs.
Well, what do y0u think we most need :!
THIS 10 a statesman who replied. To
get the old fogics out Of the Board Of Al
dermen.'
You surprise me, said the ID. VI. Are
there any old fogics in the Board!
Are there. You know there are. What
are you giving mei
Well, well; what are they going to do a.?
They are going to try to vote down Sl.jO
gas and the City-lIal proposition. too.
They think Richmond ought not to move
until she gets Ing enough to lit herself. |
Just wish / was the editor Of 4 newspaper.
| would give them Hail Columbia.
Would youy
| would.
Ia, "a.
GOOd-bVc.
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Az INTERESTING MEETING.-During the
past week nightly meetings have been held
with the Grace-slrect Baptist church.
They have been attended by large congre-
cations. and have been marked by deep
and solemn attention. The pastor is aided
by Rev. w. II. l.. Smith, pastor OF the
First Baptist church Of Lynchburg. Va,
who breaches with great simplicity and
power. He will occupy the pulpit this
morning and tonight, Thus far i've have
been received for baptism, and Others have
avowed their interest in the great concerns
OF religion.
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Grand Opensug.

On Monday, March l2th. SIR. /. J.. Goof-
man will open hI> Ladies' and GcntIcmc.'
Imperial Parlor saloons n Nos. 80 and
Gl7 east Marshall street. opposite ihc Rcgi-
mental Armory.
Nr. Goodman invites hi- friends and tH,
public generally 10 view the improvements
made by him for ihc entertainment OF ihe
select companies that have been in the h.rl;
OF patronizing hi, place.
Select winc,. liquors, and assf-bccr
alWay, speciality.
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A BIO MISTAKE.

IL n rcrV serious mistake 10 suppose thar
Richmond Is croirded ,cih rauIioaafrss. Peo-
pie In Richmond, os q ciass, are compiled %
dress genteeL If not etrgpn,, by virtue Of he as'-
cations they J6liow. TZcy are compelled 70 d.
his on limited SALARIES; hcnce The great qies.
ton nuh them Ia. TVberc can a stviish and SER
eiceaJtc garment be had al Tor fgure' Surely
no horse is more entitled % a IarOrobie answer
10 his qpery thar ours.
Erery fnch cf space IN our building has bern
colled into Tequtsiiion 10 dfspidy TINS SEASONS
STOCK. The SUITS are perfect In erery dstcR.
the TROUSERS superJ, and our SPRING oY2l-
COATS IauHless.
II is absolutely necessary for you u se: ous
stock IN order 10 gd posted as 10 ,oho' yov ought
to rear. We eger you the rery best JociItiesIor
crahiaing OR goods. aed shan esteem Il p!eG-
cure 10 Sho,e them 70 yos.
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ANIMAL. SoCIABLE.-The annual ball
Given in honor of the married followers Of
tbe Hebrew faith i'm this city promises TO be
an interesting affair. Ii VIII take place at
sanger Hall on the 18th OF March, and eN-
tensiye preparation, are being made. a
banquet will follow the ball, and as Mr..
Zimmerman will look after this, it will be
bound to be all right. The reception COM
mittee is as follows: :. Sycle, chairman:
Leon straus, Charles Thalhimer, NJ. Block.
|. Levy. Floor Committee: Julius Straus,
chairman: l.. Stern, William Lovenstein,
II. Swarzchild, Z. Mitteldorfer, Joseph l..
Levy, |. Loycnstcin.
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Exchange for woman's Work.

The following letter was received few
days ago by the treasurer Of the Exchange
for WOman's Work from gentleman for
mcrly of Richmond, now residing in dis
tant city. Without consulting him, the
managers take the liberty Of publishing il,
rs il 50 well expresses the object OF the
Exchange
MARCH 4. 1883.
In the last CcHtrdi | see an editorial no.
ticc Of THE Richmond Exchange for
Woman'S Work. On institution which
commcnd> itself 10 my earnest sympathy,
to which | desire TO give practical expires
sion bv sending 10 your order my check
for fifteen dollars, the proceeds of which
respectfully ask YOU to appropriate to the
constitution Of my wife and our four
daughters Honorary members" | see
that the payment Of three dollars cntitle,
one to an " honorary membership
Permit me 10 say that can hardly con-
cciyc OF an institution more coDmendab'e
or 50 meeting and supplying the demands
OF a wart 50 bitterly felt 10y nice ladie-
who have been reduced from comfortable
alllucnce 10 cNi.cant conditions; compelled
10 eat the cold crust oi charity while able
and willing to be Sclf-suppOrting, and thus
Soli-respecting, could they only find such
work and employment Us their skilful ac-
compli>hment, would be equal TO. During
my residence i'm Richmond. while in the
discharge OF my professional duties, | was
daily brought in contact with a large class
Of women, for whose INDECENT conditions
there has never (bcfore this Institution of
yours been any organized practical prOyi-
sion. | mean nice ladies in aliect poverty,
too delicate and refined to be almoncrs
OF public charities, too Sclf-rcSpccting 10
ask the bcncflcliOns OF the benevolent. yet
always suffering for the delicaces and often
FOR the necc>SarcS Of lie. consequently
miserable, sick. and suffering by reason Of
inSutliciency OF appropriate food and cloth
ing. | say for this large and most ncccssi-
tOus class there seems no provision until
some holy inspiration suggested the crca-
ton OF the " Richmond Exchange surely
none but divine or womanly sympathy
would have ever inaugwatcd such IN hca-
ycnly charity aS yours. upon whose glO-
riOuS and immediate success permit me, in
addition to this humble contribution, TO
add my most earnest invocation OF God
richest blessing upon alike the needy benc-
GciIrics whose hearts YOU will make glad
and the noble boncfactOrS whose hearts
will be made glad while making other,
clad also.
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Novelty In Photography.

G.. W. Davis j, Stll ahead IN uhotcgra-
phv, and at hi, Broad-Stfeet Gallery n4,
madea I'm innovation in the art. He has sue
ceeded in making two pictures Of single
subject on the same card. giving group
in different positions. The public arc in
vited 10 call and examine this and other
novelties at Davis, which is The leading
art gallery in the south.
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4 New Enterpri.c.

The fine store-r0Om at the southeast cor
ucr Of Main and Thirteenth streets, former
" occupied by the Richmond Banking and
Insurance Company, Will be opened on o.
about the 18th OF March with th' finest
stock Of Mems. Youths, Boys, and Chi.-
dren's Clothing ever beforc exhibited il
Richmond.
Wait till the Grand Opening.
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OPERA At TIE THEATRE.-On Wednesday,
DIST instant. Hess Acme Opera Company
appears at the Richmond Theatre in the
commencement Of four-days' engage.
ment. The repertoire is as follows On
"wednesday. "srhe Chimes OF Normandy;
THURSDAY. the Bohemian Girl; Friday,
"The Mascotte" Saturday matinee, FRA
Diayolo,v and at night "Martha." The
company promises splendid costumes, ap-
propriaic scenic effects, and some excellent
music and acting.
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AFRAGRANr BREATH is AWAY pleasure, aud
YOU can have IL by using MEADE \ BAKER's deli
cious CARBoLIC MoUTu-WAsn. ltdestroys the Of
fensiye odor caused by diseased gums an,tdooayed
teeth, and speedily restores them 10 healthy eon-
dtion. Price, dlty cents bottle.
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A Train Attacked.

A. the fast mail train was approaching
the city Yesterday afternoon q missile ol
some kind was sent from an open field
through the windows OF the ladies' car. II
entered on one side OF the ear and passed
through the other and fragments Of tie
ela,, flew i'm every direction. creating me-
mcntary excitement, but doing no great
harm. Judge Waddill was struck upon the
left cheek by a piece Of the glass and slightly
cut. The newsboy on the train saw two
men running away, and it was doubtless
one of them who projected the dangerous
missile. As 10 whether il was stone or
bullet could not he determined. From the
directness Of lis course, it seemed to be a
bullet, but no report OF firearms was heard.
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AUCTION ssEES MONDAY.

81 on an sales OF Real Estate made houwocntra
Ii OF January nud l,-t of june the tiNe- for ii..
urc~int year have 90 hc paid hy the purchaser. GA
an slr- made between thc IT, Of July and last -
The wear the taXCs have 10 Dee paid ly the seller
TJhi. custom WAS adopted about ificcu yctrss
by ali the rcil esiate gents m Richmond, and Az
pics 10 Richmondand SltmiN.I
FOX. TAYLOR & Co. Jos :. VI. groceries. g..
T.. Il. COOK. 10 \. ", cigar.
". GODDIN son. ~ =. VI. brick dwelling
ON I aelfih street between Broad and Marshall
-tr'tts.
f.. HOLZINGER. H. &. {. L, lOb \. NJ. furui-
uiuge, law books. horse, hatter's tools, &c.
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There IN, recently been circulated m our
midst an anonymous leanei. entitled "Dhc
Best Company in the World,' remarkable
alike for il, mean insinuations and it, utter
lack of manly assertion, in which CERTAIN
questions are addreS,cdtOa " Northwestern
AGENT" ~ the NiQtc .lGcHt tor lugiHio
Of the NORTHWEsrERN Mutual EIFE-lN-
sURANCE COMPANY for the past five Years. /
beg to say that it will give me pleasure 10
answer fully every question 20 any gentle
man who will DO me tle favor 10 call at my
office. corner Bank and Tenth street.. and
also 10 furnish other Information 10 any
plrty or parties engaged in the circulation
OF the lcanct which, perhaps, they sal! not
b, so cagerto Lear. Respectfully.
JonN Is. CARY.
Richmond. Jd.. March 3D., 1883.
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Mr.. r. p. Boze, Of 20c3 Venlb.e street,
has always on hand the choicest family
supplies, wood, and coal; also, the well
known Monirose whi'key, which Is the
best for medicinal purposes.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
y1r. Ford Found,

Yesterday about 1890 O'Clock the hands
engaged i'm unloading the schooner Yankee
Doodle. on the dock opposite the old Libby
prison, saw a dark jcct floating in the
water. and upon examination discovered
that il was the body Of a human being. \
boat was secured. and ore end OF rope
was made fast TO the body, while the other
was thrown 10 the dock landing. The
Coroner. Or. W. II. Taylor. upon being
notified responded cncrgetically, and view
inc the remains. identified the body Of Mr..
James Madison Ford. who for some three
week, has been missing.
When last seen Mr.. Ford was at the First
uohce ,tation-houSc one night about md
night nearly three weeks ago. II was a
fayorite habit with him 10 pass few hours
M the station, and his visit on the occasion
referred to is well remembered. He went
ont perfectly quiet. and was not seen again.
The body was not dccompO>ed, but was
very much swollen. Mr.. Ford was neatly
and comfortably clad, even his hands being
cnca,el i'm n pair Of gloves. The catfish
had nibblcd the fingers Of these, and this
was the only mark Of designation visible.
Mr.. Ford was about seventy years OF age.
and at one time was most excellent PRINT
or. Oi late years his mind wandered. and
ne has been unable TO work. II Is supposed
that his drowning was accidental.
The body was turned over 10 his family
for burial.
The funeral viii take place from the late
residence OF the deceased. jlS north TWen-
ty-siXth street, this morning at 10 O'Clock.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INnICATIoNS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic STATES, ram or snow, followed
by colder, clearing weather, northwcstcrly
winds, higher pressure.
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The Fowler Spring Mattress.

ENIIkEIN NtIAIII's
Light. clean, and comfortable. Trial one
week Tree OF expense. send po,tai 70 10
north Fourteenth street.
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cno,w.Rr. GLasswAae, &c.
rAncr-rA.~onrrFNrl CITY.
sTlTsoNERS' MATERIAL.

VIlEI NpER~lGNED. HAVING BhEN
APPOINTED >GENT FoE N. MuLHlSER,
Tru~te, for uAushman Bfolhcr',
offer, for sale 1t their store, y. 1917 Maastl,o',
,hcir largo sud assorted stock OF good. consist
ing Of
WR NPPiNG- and WRUING-PAPER>.
FLAT. .PRINTING-PAPERS. aud
CARDBOARD STOCK;
ENVELOPES,
TWTNE>, PAPER BAGS,
BLANK-BOOkS,
OFFICE STATIONERY, &c.
Orders for an kinds Of PRINTING sol!el'eiani
promptly executed.
All goods sold az GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES FOR CASH, RS the trustee desir's -
close out the same a, soon a. PRACTICABLE.
c. e. BAUGHMAN,
fe25-lm Agent for VI. MINI ~. Trustee.
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WHO IS 80 welded 90 old-iashlop',i way a. not
70 use the most practical ofall mo' % economics.
uEcKER's SELF-BAJsING BUCK ! fArf rhose
who u.e Il once canuo, De tcmrteo'toretarn 10 tho
antiouatel and Troublesome way of preparing
thelr Buckwhcat "OyCf night"
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Why Are Gas Bills 40 High?

WHY Are Gas BitlS NO hi1n.
Az EXPLANATION GIVEN THE PHILADELPHIA
GAS TRUsT WHICH WILL SERVE FOR RICE-
MOND Too.
In response TO the resolution Of the Phia-
dephia Board. inquiring why The Gas bills
were so high. "a communication WAS recent
| lv received from Chief Engineer Park.
| Among the factors which make up the big
/ bills he cites " Garelcs,neSs on the part Of
consumers in not turning of the gas when
ii i, not actually wanted; failing 10 reduce
the flow al the burner when the pressure
increases during the evening. u i the ease
when stores. factories. and other Places
cease burning, thereby increasing the pres
sure on the burners remaining in use; in
crease i'm the aperture OF the burners, occa-
stoned by use and failure 10 change them
when such i the ease; using burners not
adapted to produce the maximum amount
of light for the quantity Of gas consumed,
there being a. much difference in the guam
tity of light from burners consuming the
same quantity Of gaS, if net properly con-
>tructed. as in the appearance OF indiyi-
du1ls. II also frequently happens that leaks
exist for q long time without receiving pro-
per attention.
"Thc FOREGOING are some OF the reasons
for high Gas bills which it is not in the
power OF this Board or any ga company
to control. There are also reasons that can
only be rcmcdied 10y the Trust. Among
the most important is the furnishing of Gas
10 the consumers at a minimum pressure.
Burners constructed 10 consume 9as at an
average pressure Of one hal inch give q
much better light for the quantity OF gas
consumed than at any pressure above that
figure. TO secure such a prc>Surc-yiz.,
OF one half mch-Uill require the laying Of
mains ci sufficient size TO supply the great
deficiency in the flow Of ga> as now exists
by our pres ut system OF mains.
:" In tins connection il Is only necessary
for me 10 call the Board attention to the
fact That the same general system exists
that prevailed fifteen or twenty years ago.
I'm lSGS the number OF meters in use was
.5f.13S. supplying about 13I.SG0 burners;
also in u.e, 1919 public lamps. Gas man
uiacturcd, gjS.1SJ.432 cubic feet. Last
wear the number Of meters in use was
lOO.O0 supplying over 100000 burners
and nearly 1900 public lamps. Gas man
ufaciurcd, over 1900. 100000 cubic icct. IN
the face OF the foregoing increased demand
upon our mains. without increasing our
ability to supply the same except by mcreas-
ing the pressure, and when II ls reincm-
bcred that to deliver double the quantity oI
gaS i'm a given time through system OF
mains the pressure must be augmented
fourfold. thereby compelling the consumer
10 pav constant attention 10 his burners,
which he is more likely TO fail TO do than
otherwise, think it must be apparent that
il +, the duty Of the Trust 10 increase the
distributing facilities Of the mains at the
earliest possible moment, as simple act oil
Justice 10 the consumers as well IL an act
OF economy in reducing the leakage
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TUE WEATHER YESTERDAY was colder.
partly clear, and cloudy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: g A. NJ,
80: Q a. NJ, 50; noon, IS; > Il. NJ. 81 !;
6 =. NJ, 50; midnight. 80.
Mem temperature. ~.
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STATE REVENUE OFFlCEJ
No. l3 ELLNfNIil sfRErf.
af..f Fn
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
LIVERY PRESBYTERIAN SHOULD
pFAD THE ARTICLE HI

READ TUE AETICLE BI
REV. MOSES ID. HOGF, F,OFRlCHhoND'N VA,
WHAT l. PRES8YTERItNishY'
in FRANK E,LIE's eVNDAT MAGAZINE Efor
April. now ready.
4 concise, complete. aud adequate statement n
the history faith, and position Of ihi- great d.
nomination
FRANK LESLrE's SUNDAY MAGAZINE
Rev. r. DE WITT TALHAcE, Editor, is no" pub
fishing -crie, ofhl-hly important ani sugg~r'e
articles oa tie Religious Determinations Of Ih7
United state. ln which Zach represented 10y one
OF IT, recognized ,et tdcrs.
FRANK LE,LIE'S SUNDAY MAGAZINE
3. the only publication occupying IT, distinctive
dcd, aud {, growing rapldlym strcasIh. merit
aud circulation.
Local agent, wanted 90 every town anl church
with whom specially favorable terms viii oe
made. MIS-. lHANh LhoLl''
Publisher,
-. 55. - Pus place, Ncw iors.
rh ff-9t
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TFErH KNsrRED BY
the use Of MEADE & BAKERS s,PoNISE DENTi-
rRICF. which VIII speedily remove incipicut tartar
and scurf. Price, nifty cents box.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done al
the DISPATCH PRGNIISC-liOUsF. Good NOsf,
low nrices. anh saiisfacLion gnaranloed.
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IN ADDITION 10 half-pr,ce rstcs, purchasers of
81 worth OF Easter-Cards OF OYER viii receive 20
per cent. reduction al LEwis's.
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For THICK HEADS, heavy s,omachs, ti,ousnes
.wellss May-Apple Pills,r cathartlc, 10 ana 25c
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Consumers can select from broken pack
ages OF cigars many bargains lefore May
1st at w. ID. Blair a. Co.'s, 100 east Main
street.
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FENFEED and SIGN
person, scfr ,hcd and
RED SOGES Trcycnt-
cd bv bathing With
DAEBN~ MUD.
IMPURE AIR made
harmlcs~ and puriilc L.
Tor SORE THROAT it
isa sure ruIr.
CONTAGIoN destroy %
Cd.
For FROSTED ftEI'
NH b LAIN - ,
PILES. tHAtlN1r,
Sc.
RIlFVNiATI~N cured.
SOFT. WHITE COM
PLFXION> secured
hvit- u-e.
SHlP-FENER prevent
I'd.
TO PURIFY ] VI y
BRFATU.CLFAN~E
TIN TEEI.t,iic caut
De- surpassed.
CATABBllrcl.cVcdaud
curai.
FEYNfPEIA~ cured.
ETRN~ relieved iu-
-fsul.N.
SCANS prevented.
nN~lNIEEl cured.
WOUNDS lcilclnpla-
iY.
SCTGNN cured.
An ANTiDDlE for an
Imal or vegetable poi
sons. stiu--. &c.
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SKINNY Men" Wcn-'- Health Remover" 10.
stores health aud vlgor, curcs Dyspcpsi.. impo-
fence. 81.
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HAVING RECEIVED my fdl stock OF EASTER
CAHDs, am now oG, ring Cicm q jess than ha'f
nrfcp AZ l. 1 EWI,'g.
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Briefs and Personals.


To-day Is the fifth Sunday in Lcnt-Pas-
sion Sunday.
superintendent J. l.. Davis. in his an
nual report 10 the Mayor, recommends that
the water-mains IN many parts OF the city
be enlarged to meet the growing demand.
There l. nothing so certain ~ the uncer'
tainty about the decisions OF certain courts
\ party from Charlotte. y. C., Is here
making arrangements TO go into the whole
sale hardware and cutlery business.
Judge WaddIll has received his cOmmIs-
sion, and Will probably qualify rs District
Attorney tomorrow.
II l. believed that Governor Cameron
will designate Judge Newman, OF Han
over. TO hold the County Courts OF IIenrico
until the Legislature meets and elects
Judge Waddil's successor.
The many friends OF Mr. J. II. Kenly,
superintendent OF the Richmond and Pc
tersburg railroad, will be grieyed to learn
of the death OF his interesting little boy
Johnnie.
The funeral Of Mrs. Susan Tedford, who
died in st. Louis on the ith instant, will
take place from the Third Presbyterian
church this afternoon at 35 o'clock. This
cstimable lady was the reict OF The late
Colonel II. Il. Tcdiord, who resided in this
city some few years ago, and was proml-
nently connected with patent gas-saying
governor. Mrs. Tedford was also the
mother-in-aw Of Captain b. ;. Barbour, OF
the Richmond aud Allegheny Railroad
Company.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Presbyterian Sunday schools OF Richmond
and Manchester will be held at o'clock
this afternoon at the First Presbyterian
church. Addresses win be delivered by
Rev. DR.. Landrum, OF the Second BAPTIST
church. and Rev. peyton IIogc.
EX-PreSidcnt Of the Senate David Davis,
Of Illinois, passed through the city ycSter-
day cB roUfe for North Carolina, where he
goes TO claim his bride.
For the week ending yesterday the rev.
enue receipts were - follows: Monday,
S11.jG0.9O: Tuesday, 23,G20.GG: Wcdnc,-
day. SC,jGS.i2; Thursday, 2G,G20.jl: Fri
day. sG,llO.9l; Saturday, S7.ji0.21. Total,
S42,02I.Gi.
Mcesrs. Williams 4 Bowe have sold a
handsome residence on Franklin street at
the price OF $4,000.
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4. SAKs & CO..
THE LEADERS or FASuI0',
1913 MAIN STREET.
OPPOSITE rOsT-OFrrcY.

THE CELLvLOID EYEGLASSES have stood ti.
test. and the thousands who now wear them pro.
nounce them Me hest. For sale by all leading
jewellers and opticitns
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: SCAELET-TLNER
CURED.


VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY, Nashville, Tenn.
Ttc.tffv IL thc most excellent qualities Of Pro-
fc-s0r DARBY PEOPHl LACIlCfLj I'D. Asa
dis,nfcctaut and detergent 30 is hoih thcoicucilf
anI practically sup ,u1r 90 any prepar1tion with
which ann aciuAiuted. y. .IUPTON.
Professor Chemistry.