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NEWS
DALEY Il Bro.

Dress buckles at DALEY d Bro.
porssols and fans, cheap, nice and hobby,
ERwN's.
Tmbroideries in variety at
GREEN & PRICES.
New lot OF Ladies' hats at
N'" 49, DALEY & Bro.
cs,t's summer wear full and fine stock
=, ~ GREEN & Prices
Nav shell hats IN NIL the new colors at
Mesdames JONES & RICHARDSON'S.
Tales fine Leghorn flats in new shapes
=. DALEY Il Bro.
FRESH line of Bishop and Victoria lawns,
r;bbons etc., just received at
i''' TURNER & Cos.
Ribbons in all the new shades Mt
GREEN 4 PIIcE's.
Ntv Enc Ladies' Mitts in all new shades
-, DALEY & BSo.
Nice lot Of baby hats and caps ct
=. L. TURNER & Co.'S.
Rn-uailS III SIIaW u1lS at
GREEN & PRICES.
Fresh lot linen ard cotton lawns at
GREEN & PRICE's.
Fine line Ladies', Misses and children's
hose, lust received at GREEN Il PE1cE's.
For Sale.
Gin. Press and Horsepower. Enquire at
FME PRESS Office. apl?f
Ladies' neckwear cheaper than ever be-
fore at GREEN @fRloEs.
The best Para col in the city for Scots, at
DALEY q BRO.
HATS. Large assortment of Stetson and
fur hats, latest styles, ut attractive prices,
ut 2. r. TURNER & Co.'S.
We still have nice assortment of mems,
youths and boys clothing Call ana exam
inc them. GREEN o. FRlcE.
Novelties in ladies' neckwear at
p. r. TURNER q Cos.
We have received this week large lot of
LAe Thread gloves. GREEN d PRICE.
FaEeH supply OF Ziegler shoes ct turner
& Co.
BUSINESS CARDS. If you need any thing
in this line call at the FREE PRESS Office.
Carload of the celebrated Caldwell wag-
oss just received at TURNER d Cos.
New lot of ribbons in al the new shades
at DALEY & Bro.
EIEzIE we are assured is selling all the
groceries that ere bought for cash, because
he sells cheaper than any other house.
Wanted: A man with house to paint.
Apply to NoRTHcRAFT & CARTER.
Glazing, Kalsomining, paper hanging and
everything in that line done by NoRTHeRAFT
4 CARTER.
The best line of Ladies', Misses and chill
drens Philadelphia shoes, slippers and san
dals are ut GREEN & PRICES.
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lie desires also to be remembered
by every Cotton Shipper in the
State aUhen the 1,e1O crop IS reddy
for market. No one IN or ont Of
the State, can gjye better results
than he can.
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Wants his hair cut, wants q good shave,
or shampoo let him call at Reynolds 4 Co.'S
tonsorial bazaar, Dry shampooing by
steam power speciality, South side plaza.
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The next session of the reformed
Presbyterian synod will be held in
Pittsburg.
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Miss Iva Cook, drassmaker, is now ooca.
plying part of thu late Robbins building,
AMI wo are pleased to sec is having good
run of business. We have seen some ex.
quisIte specimens of her skill, and We pre-.
dict she VIII have AL she can do in n short
time when her qualifications shall have be-
come well known. The ladies are invited
to give her a call.
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Sec. Cemetery Association.

We respectfully invite special attention to
the above. The ladies have the power to
make this movement success here. as they
have done in many other places. VIII they
not do it?
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Buying Goods at HOUSTON,
and shipping Cotton to HOUS-
SON is no longer an experiment.
tits q saUing, and q success.
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Notice.

Toall ladies inclined to assist in organic
ing for the purpose of improving "Cemete-
~ Grounds" You are respectfully request
ed to meet at the Court House at P. H.,
Monday next, 4th Prox.
i. P. RAYNOLDs,
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Having secured the services Of a lady OF
long experience we are now prepared to cut
and make dresses of the latest design. A
perfect fit guaranteed DALEY i BEos.
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Just Received

Lace window curtains,
Lambrequins.
Tides,
Fichus.
Fine assortment at attachment prices.
p. r. TURNER 4 Co.
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Nails.
New Irish Potatoes,
Canned Goods,
Onions.
8 + McAryrsrpp
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III q Man

s. +. McALLIsTER,
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THURSDAY. MAY 81 1858
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-28
4 Curious Railroad Accident.

Yesterday morning about O'Clock En-
cine II pulled out from the depot OF the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad bound
west. Just as it was clearing the vicinity
of the company's machine-Shops, and while
running at very slow rate OF speed, it
from some cause or other jumped the track.
The engine moved only u few feet and then
toppled into the canal. Two open tlat-cars
next to the tender and engine jumped the
other side OF the track and ran into the Of
flee OF the company's master macbinist.
The house is made OF brick and had one
whole side knocked in. Fortunately no
one was in the building, the watchman
having Just left it and the time being too
early for the machnist. The engine was
not injured much, the piston-rod only being
broken, and by noon the Debris was all
taken away from the track and the tram
moved. Three men, named John Smith,
Tobe Miller, and Joe Wilson, were passing
at the time the accident occurred, and barely
escaped being caught against the wall OF
the office mentioned aud crushed to death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-28
RUSH roR REGISTRATION.
Tho Negroes Push TO the Front I'm I'm
preeedcuted Numbers.

There never was as much done at regis
tration in a5y one day as on yesterday.
Nearly everyi place was crowded from sun
rise 10 urIown, and the activity with
which the ncgroes pushed to the front and
the presence of their committeeman wear
Ing red badges, showed fine organiza-
ton, and Indicated purpose on their part
to attempt to. carry Richmond.
The doings OF the negroes yesterday
their early p essence at the places OF regis
tration-sbofed a well-planned attempt to
occupy the attention OF the registrars al
most to the Exclusion OF whites. But for
the activity pf the Democratic clubs and
committees iJr two weeks past In register
ing all the whites who could be induced to
give in their names we would have been
badly used up by yesterdays work. AS It
Is, we got tn, most OF our voters registered
prior to Saturday we have registered
more closely than ever before; we have
more than maintained our majority, and
yet there are several hundred white men
here whose names are on no registration
books.
We know now that the Coalitionists
mean TO giv4 us fight for this city. All
the election achinery is in their hands for
the first time. Their only chance of sue
cess is to haze nearly all their voters IN
line by dayb'eak November 9th. and to
speed the voting at the Jackson Ward
(negro) preciIcts. and impede it at the big
white precincss in Monroe and Clay and
other wards. We have got to watch every
point and stal,1 upon our rights.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-28
A Rousin;. Coalition Meeting.

one Of the Ia gcst meetings ever held in
Richmond gath red IN front Of ForPs
Hotel last nightto listen 10 speech from
Captain John = Wise. II was composed
almost entirely If negroes, though several
hundred Democrats through curiosity as
sembled in the ,orch and on tae outskirts
OF the crowd. The negroes came from the
four corners OF be city, marshalled in COM
panies and clubs with drums beating, BAN
ners lying, anr red-lightS burning, and
marched along altering many huzzas. II
after the REGISTRATION any further proof
was needed that these people are well or
ganized and thoroughly enthusiastic, this
demonstration furnished 1t.
Mr.. HUBBARD f,llowed Captain Wise.
Hon. George }. Wise was standing on
the porch listening to Captain Wise, when
a stone was th,own by some one in the
crowd, and missed him but narrowly. 1t
struck an iron column with such force As
to break the n;ssile into fragments. n
white youth tolCl George Wise that he saw
the stone aimed at him wise by negro,
who Immediately ran of.
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1fesssrs. Editors,-My friend, Colonel
Knight, OF the Planter, without the op-
po.tunity OF thus replying in time, books
me for some performances at the next
State Fair.
desire TO say TO numerous applications
that | became connected with such mat
terS from desire to assist meritorious in
ver tors in meritorious inventions, and not
froa knowledge or responsibility OF my
owl. In reference to the hydro-carbon
ret,rt for the substitution Of crude oil for
cosi, wood. &C., refer entirely to Captain
Benedict on the grounds, or at No. Fiji
tee1th street, Richmond. He is an expe-
rierced sea captain, with European and
other testimonials OF merit. He will eX-
plain his idea Of crossing the ocean with
oil 1t one tenth the cost otherwise. But |
wO1ld not like 10 be the first passenger.
As to the Carter's Grove fertilizer on
Jan es river, refer to the printed analysis
and combination OF the best chemists in
Phi adelphia with guano, Donedust, sal.
ammonia, soda, potash. &c., 3" better than
common guano," by their statement. Any
one contesting this is too smart for me, and
| srccumb in advance, referring also to
my friend, Colonel Hinton, on my Grove
ano. my friends on Brandons, West
oves, &C.. having also witnessed the ef-
fects; also to Peter Hevner N Co., the
manufacturers, on the Fair-Grounds, l
suppose having no interest except in roy
atty and they will manufacture with any
ingI Iedients required under inspection OF
pur, hasers, having wonderful machinery
and favorable location.
Having no interest unless in its reiec-
tion and saving Of expense, will llpreSent
at the "City Mission" portion Of the
"Cl'fton House." in rear OF the Ballard
House. especially to the poor, "cOflee for
two,' or two hundred. from extract OF
pure Java, as easily and quickly mixed as
groo. and offered free as substitute, without
failure, egg. or dregs, and thus the more con-
reni,nt recent invention or improvement.
and more useful than some gas machines
between the nose and the chin, with which
am also connected from similar desire OF
improvement without entire success.
EDWIN G.. BOOTH.
Oc,ober 26, 1888.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Briefs and Personals.

Now don't think the victory has been
won. The fight Is just beginning. We
will have victory or defeat according as we
bring out our vote.
Wanted. by the Democratic City Com
mittee, 1000 workers and 10 suggestions.
Rev. John Potts. ID. D., OF Montreal,
Can, is in Richmond visiting his brothers.
He is en- route to Nashville, Tenn, to at
tend the committee meeting OF the Inter-
national Sunday-Schooi Union-which ar
ranges the lessons for about three fourihs
OF all the Sunday schools in this country
and Europe.
The public schools will be closed Thurs
day and Friday next.
Mfr. Thomas B. Christian, formerly OF
Richmond, now OF Chicago, is on visit
here.
The funeral OF Mr.. Gersdorf will take
place to-day from the Rev. Mr.. Schafler's
church, and will De attended by members
OF the Pythiaus. DruidS, and knights Of
Honor, to which organizations he be-
longed. He was not an Odd-Fellow.
The ward clubs ought to 90 to work
now. copy the names OF the negroes yester-
day registered, 6nd out il they do actually
reside where they swore they resided. and
IL lutJ uO lIOis beNN tuNlli DhhiohNN bf
Judge Atkins for perjury.
Indeed, If may become necessary to copy
and publish in pamphlet-form the whole
negro registration list.
III the Democrats win this election they
will observe the Presidents Thanksgiving
day as never before was such day OBJ
served in Virginia.
A select ball will be given by Pawnee
Tribe, Independent order Red Men,
Tuesday evening at sanger Halle.
The Richmond and Danvile Railroad
Company will have on sale at its offices in
Virginia and points south reduced-rate
round-trip tickets to Richmond Fair. A
special train will leave Chase City and in
termediate points on Richmond and Meek
lenburg railroad on October 31St and No.
vember lst only, returning to Chase City
on the same day.
In consequence OF funeral services, there
will be no regular services at Monumental
church to-day.
4 ball will be given at Washer:
Hall, Louisiana street, Rockets, Monday
evening, November jth, 10y the Mount
Erin Beneficial and Social Society, No. 4.
Rev. James NJ. billiard, Of Nelson county
will deliver at Fulton Baptist church to-
morrow night at 7:lj o'clock his enter
tanning lecture. GLOW TO Select a Wife
After the lecture Mr.. J. Claude Elsom, o.
the Virginia Medical College, will deliver
by request, humorous defamation.
At Grace-Strect Presbyterian church No
yember 1st an exhibition called "To Eu
rope in One Night" will be given. Tn,
price OF admission is small, and the pic
lures natural.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-28

Reilly so much has never before been
giyer for 30 small price. And thank. 10
the Management, Bergmann's Automatic
City. at the solicitation of everybody, will
rema n in Richmond through Fair-wees.
Therefore the greatest attraction for ali
visitors will continue at 2l3 east Broad
street. The weather bids fair. the oppor-
tunit'' is propitious, the location cOnye-
nient TO travel, the rooms amply commo-
dous aud all who make the visit can be
assured OF a right royal entertainment.
The world has no record Of such another
ingenious and complicated masterpiece Of
mech nism, and all will be wise to embrace
the eirliest opportunity TO see this marvel
lous wonder OF the nineteenth century.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-28
Manchester Matters.

This morning there will be preaching in
the Bainbridge Baptist church by the pas
tor, Rev. w. Il. DerieuX, and tonight DR..
William L. Hatcher, OF Richmond, will
occupy the pulpit.
The Rev. DR.. Richardson, OF Richmond,
will preach in the Presbyterian church at
IL O'Clock this morning.
This afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock the West
End Methodist church OF this city, which
has lust been completed, will be dedicated,
and Rev. p. A. Peterson, OF Richmond,
will conduct the services.
There will be the usual services in all
the other churches.
Rev. DIR. Nelson, who has been conduct
ING series OF meetings in the Bainbridge
Baptist church of this city for the past two
weeks, left yesterday for his home, in
Farmville.
Rev. William S. Campbell, formerly ol
Manchester, but now Of Fredericksburg,
was IN the city yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-28
Police Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
Yesterday:
Henry Warwick (colored), charged with
stealing pig-iron. the property Of the Rich
mond and Alleebany Railroad Company.
Sent TO jail for sX months with labor IN
the chain-gang.
Richard Thom;s and Aaron Wells (both
colored), charged with stealing one lot OF
pic.iron from the Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad Comp2Iy. Thomas was dis
charged; Wells Sas sent to Jail for thirty
DAYS with labor IL the chaln-gang.
w. Bannister .colored). charged with
perjury. Discharged.
Joseph Harding. charged with being a
fugitive from just ce-chmged with forgery
committed in the State OF New York. Con-
tinued to Mond;y, November 3. 1883, to
await 4 requisitio, from the authorities OF
New York. Com'1itted.
Henry Warwick (colored), charged with
violently ASSAULT Z, striking. and resisting
Policeman John :. Taman while in the
discharge Of his Cnty. sent on TO the grand
iury November >. 1888.
James Scott. drunk. Fined 81.
John Lloyd, drink and disorderly. Fined
800.
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A Preacher I'm Trouble.

The pastor OF 4 small congregation wOr-
shippng in Powhatan is in serious trouble.
For some time past his flock, which is not
very numerous, has not been paying up
promptly, and the consequence is that the
reverend gentleman has not received his
small salary. His clothes having become
too Sc, ,dy for the pulpit, he will have TO don
a liner, duster to protect him from the Bit
ter co d il some Of his friends do not inn
media.ely notify him that at the Misft
Store, Oh Main street. he can get an ele-
CANT it OF black for Sl6.50, or Il splendid
overc(at for S15. The place during the
coming week for all strangers TO visit and
buy tleir clothing is the Misfit Store, 912
Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-28
Severely Injured.

Yesterday abo ,t noon Alexander Mayes
was engaged at ork on the pile-driyer at
the shops OF the Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad Company. lie was near the top
OF the derrick which holds the weight,
when the engine, a short distance away,
seemed about tt pull the derrick over.
Mayes thought lis best chance for safety
was in lcaping to the ground, distance Of
about twenty fee. He did so, and would
have escaped iniTy had it not been that
he was struck oh the head by piece Of
timber which lei tfrom the top Of the der
rick. He was vry badly hurt, and was
taken to his hone and medical aid sum-
moned,
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Tho Rishop of Missouri.

The Right Rev. {. +. Robertson, ID. D.,
LII. D., Bishop OF Missouri, arrived in
Richmond yesterday on visit to his friend
and former pIeceptor, the Rev. j. G.. Arm
strong. ID. d.. and will preach this morning
in the Monumental church.
Asa scholar and a preacher the Bishop
of Missouri has few, II any, superiors in
the Episcopal Church, and his visit to Vir-
ginia will be hailed with pleasure.
The Episcopal Convention held in Phila-
delphia has closed its session, and during il
the Bishop OF Missouri took an active part
in the deliberations Of that body.
Owing to the funeral services OF the late
Joseph Hewett on Sunday evening from
the Monumental church there will be no
afternoon service.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-28

It nay be Il matter OF interest to Virginia
peOp e generally, and to those Of Richmond
in particular, to know that enterprise and
BUSH ess vim is not confined to any one
section, as is demonstrated by the fact that
Mess's. Il. B. Chatlin Il Co., the we'll and
fayOrlbly-known real estate and land agents
OF tlat city. have placed in our hands a
contract for advertising that is to appear in
1859 papers. and to run from one week to
three months. Their list embraces ma
iorit, OF the leading political. agricultural.
:nd religious papers OF the United States
and Canada. The size OF this order ranks
them among the largest advertisers of real
estate in the country.
j. \. BUCHANAN,
for y. w. Aver Il Son,
Newspaper Advertising Agents.
Times Building, Philadelphia, Pa.
October %, 1893.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-28
Death Of Mrs..Kate Nicolson.

Mrs. Kate Holloway Nicolsop, daughter
OF Colonel II. y. Whtcomb, and wife OF
D.. w. p. Nicolson, OF Atlanta, Ca, died
at her fathers residence, in this city, yes
te'day morning, leaving a boy born We'd
nesday. Her funeral will take place from
tn, Monumental church this morning at II
O'Clock.
Les than year ago this sweet little lady
WIS bride at the altar.
She was truly lovable character. and
though it is agony for husband, relatives,
AMI friends TO think OF her dead. they
must know that the flower they so iondly
cherished will bloom forever in the blessed
lard
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-28
Wanted.

All or friends and former patrons to
know that we, the two principal artists
formerly with G.. W. Davis. are now in
business for ourselves at 52j Broad street
(oyer Mrs. NJ. CampbelrS millinery estab-
lishmelt. where we will guarantee the
best york ever made in this city at the
lowest prices. Call and examine our work
before going elsewhere. Respectfully,
W. w. FOSTER,
Late Artist and Manager Davis's Gallery;
B. 5. CAMPBELL,
Late Operator and Photographer Davis's
Gallery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-28
THE DISPATCH.
A NectlcdGCautl0u.

There will be inferior limitations OF sue
cessful articles, and that most remarkable
OF all floor-coverings, linoleum." Is no
exception. Beyond all controversy the SUI
periority OF the American make Of these
goods is proven. The best English goods
never reach this market, for the high quality
of the American goods completely super
sedes them. Only inferior grades ere import
ed. and IN use illlook dirty ar d uusatisfac-
tory. The Walton Trade Mark with the
word " Linoleum Is en- the back OF every
square yard OF American goods and all car
pet-dealers keep 1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-28

Hess OPERA C,MPANY-CHIMEs OF Nor
M,NpY.-The He's Opera Company closed
its engagement Ire last evening with that
charming opera toe Chimes OF Normandy.
The Gaspard Of hr. Henry Peakes was OF
course a strong sd realistic piece OF act
ing. while Mr.. { hristy's impersonation OF
Robin More was very acceptable. For the
rest the east was POOR. Indeed II may be
truly said OF the company its excellence Is
In lts chorus, whiss it's decidedly weak in
leading voices. The tenor, Mr.. Cooper.
though not billed for the c-~r~c.es, sa- !.
the baritone part 4 Henri.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-28

We are really astonisbed to lind out
how c,eap dry goods are selling. We bad
40 ide: they were so low. such a variety
of STYLES and qualities, and so many beau-
tiiul shades, especially in silks, yelvets,
and pllshes. There are at least six or
seven .hades to each color. Our visit TO
the old and reliable dry-goods house OF
Svcle brothers caused us TO write the above
article
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-28

The Mrsic-Teachers Association Of Vir-
ginia will hold business-meeting at the
Richmond Female Institute tomorrow
night at s o'clock. The membership OF this
Association Is not confined solely to teach
ers OF music, but includes teachers and
lovers Of music who are willing to work
for its advancement. All who feel an in
terest in this grand branch OF art will be
welcome tomorrow night
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-28
Nine. Regin Jacobs, French Mf1liner,
I4O7 Main Street.

wishes to announce that her stock is now
for fall and winter, and that she
is ready to serve her friends aud the public
Her assortment Of plumes. tips.
&c, cannot be eXcelled, whilst prices. COM
pared, you viii tind % per cent. lower than
the lowest. With her variety OF goods and
kind attention, not TO be suited is ont OF the
question. Guaranteed prices. True repre-
sentation Is her motto. Call and be con-
yinced that this is the cheapest millinery
establishment in the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-28
OUR BA. E-BALLISTS.
Oficinl Recorl of the Virginia Club for the
Past Season "A Good showing for the Boys.

Mr.. II. G. Johnston, the official scorer of
the Virginia Baseball Club, has prepared
the following compilation OF the batting
and fielding record OF the home team du-
ring the past .eason. Knowing ones will
readily see that our boys have done good
work, and that their record compares IA
yorably with that Of many of the proies-
siona nmes throughout the country. The
season began July 4th and ended October
10Th. during which forty-seyen games were
played.