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We WOULD like to have the average lie in
the Star route cases compared in weight,
measure, quality and density with that of the
Phoenix park murder trials.
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THE West Indies are made storehouses Of
American bonded whisky, the purpose of the
owners being to escape the operation of a
ridiculous law, which subjects all WHISTLES
over three years in bond to an internal rev.
enue duty OF 90 cents gallon. The inn
Provement OF the whisky by the sea voyage
lar more than compensates for the cost of
freight to and fro, and foreign storage.
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Tenent & Van Den Burgh will not commence
operations for few days on account Of delay
of machinery. 4-20-1w
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1T is pretty difficult to imagine any villainy
the prosecuting witness Carey has not sworn
he committed, or had hand in, and when
the English Government is through hanging
others upon his testimony let us trust that it
will not fail to hang him upon the same evil
dence.
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THERE is triangular fight between the
Congo warrior and his French and Portu.
guese invaders, who are quarreling about
their stolen territory. Stanley is bottle holder.
Does Stanley know that all the New York
people usually feted at Delmonico's, and Del
monico himself, are dead, and that he will
have to come home and start things again.
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6-B. f. JOHNSON is duly authorized to
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Subscribers not receiving their paper VIII
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CINCINNATI has a deaf and dumb LAWYER
named Parkinson, who has good practice
and is an able lawyer. Most of his advantage
is said to lie in his inability to hear what the
other lawyer says. He hence, never contra
diets or denies, and by the merits of his own
case, and his great suaviy and amiability,
usually obtains judgment.
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1T is said of the revolution in Hayd that
"the insurgents are desperate and will fight to
the last man" They have only thus far
fought their rations 10 the last man, and
wholly discontinued them, there remaining
but mass of bleached bones. Solomon is
beginning to be considered a myth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-04
RriaEs and PERSONALS.

An inexpicable fire. by which the cur
fains OF a window mt the residence OF Dr.
Withers, First and Cary streets, were
burnt, took place night before last. Neigh
bors discovered the flames and alarmed the
family, and but little damage was done.
There had been. as far as known, no fire
nor any person in the room.
Rev. William +. Hatcher, ID. d., has re-
turned TO the city. and will preach this
morning and tonight at Grace-Street Bap-
tsst church.
Joseph Harding, an alleged forger and
fugitive from justice in New York, who
was arrested here and committed TO lali
by the Police Justice to await n requisition
from the proper authorities, was brought
up before Judge Atkins yesterday under
writ Of habedS corpus. After due con-
sideration the Judge thought that the APP
plicant had better go back to jail.
Jefferson Ward Club meets tomorrow
night.
Dr. Monteiro, Senator Atkinson, and
Colonel Gilman made effective speeches at
.Clark's Store" in IIeurico. last night.
The Democracy arc alive for Brauer.
Young Walters A. Holland, who was shot
in the row at Danyile Yesterday, was stu
dent at Richmond College few years ago.
At the Natural Bridge NJ D O'Clock yes
terday morning the thermometer was at
80, and there was a heavy frost.
Bishop Whittle and wife and daughter
returned to the city Friday night from
Europe, and are stopping at the St. Claire
Hotel for the present. The many friends
Of the Bishop will be glad to learn that his
health is considerably improved by his trip.
Captain Philip w. IIaXall hos been pre-
scented with q sword by the members OF his
new company, the stuart Ligh: Cavalry.
The sword once belonged to Colonel Hill
Carter, and was by him presented to Lieu
tenant PeytoD Johnston. who was killed at
the battle OF Cold IIarbor.
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A well-known citizen Of Hanover county
writes rs follows concerning the Hanover
homicide:
"On the 1st of November, about twi-
light, near Old Church, Robert Robinson
(coloredD was killed, aud on the ID the
coroner's jury rendered verdict that he
came to his death at the hands of Charles
Lewis (colored), spade being used to dis
patch him. The two men had long been
at variance, it is reported, and Robinson
had caused the separation OF Lewis aud
his wife some time since.
"Thc evidence showed that the act was
probably unprecedented. as it was done in
the open public road and within a hun
bred Yards OF an occupied house, and there
seems to have been 40 attempt to conceal
the body.
Lewis is still at large"
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The following cases were disposed Of
Yesterday:
Lizzie Gleason, Ellen Thompson, and
Ella Lee alias Vance, charged with stealing
S27 from George G. Gibson, a citizen OF
Halifax county. In consequence OF the
absence OF witnesses the case was continued
till next Saturday.
Daniel Mccullough and William Clark
son. charged with 1eing drunk and disor
deTly at the FAIRGROUNDS. Case con-
tnued till Monday.
Charles Clarkson, charged with assault
and battery. Case continued till Monday.
James Smith, charged with obtaining
money under false pretences from w. j.
Penton, and also charged with deserving
from the schooner w. II. knight after
having signed articles. The evidence was
not sufficient to convict; but being q suS-
piclous character. he was committed for
six months in default of security for his
good behavior.
Sandy Harris and ALBEIT Harris (bOth
eolored) were fined 50 each for ohstruciing
the track Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad with their wagons
and threatening to assault 4. J.. Courtney.
Coalition supremacy will sound the
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ITCHING AND BURNISGi
ITCHING AND BURNING.


with lts agoniziDg itching and burning. instantly
relieved 10y u warm bath with CUTlCURA SOAR,
and single application Of EuTlCuRA, the grea'
doses ~ CUTICURA REsoLVENT. The new
Blood-Purihcr, Diuretic and Apcuent, 70 keen the
blood cool the Precipitation pure snd unirrita-
tInr the bowels open, the liver and kidneys active,
win epeedily cure Eczema. letter, Ringworln,
Psoriasis, Lichen Pruritus. scald Head, Dandruh.
and every species Of Itching. Scaly. and Pimpiy
IIumors OF The Scalp and skin. when the best ply
siclans aud all known remedies fail.
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ITCHING UI.NORs.

Bskerss BARRIERS, ,,rocer's, aud Washer eomen's
Itch, Itching Piles. ana Delicate Itching Humors,
REGULAR 60 both which are particularly dis
trcssing at this saason Instantly relieved ana
speedily and permanently cured by the above
treatment. Now Il the time. when the pores are
open and the perspiraton abundant, TO cleanse the
blood of Impurities, and the skin OF torturing ana
dlshgufing humors.
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DULLING WOOL OVER PEOPLES
EYES.
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CONNER
CIAL STORIES AND REAL FACTS.

II Is perhaps not putting IT too strongly to say
that the majority Of people do not believe more
than one half Of the tales told by advertisers.
There IS a vast difference between re Il facts and
commercial talk. About one half of the ail-wool
cloth in the market is only all wool commercially:
that IL IS called all wool when IN reality there is
more or less cotton in it. TO obtain the GENU-
me ALL WOOL, try the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-04
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear snd
LOCAL MATTERS.

Remember that the educational and char
liable institutions you are taxed to sup
port are being turned into political ma
chimes for the perpetuation Of one-man
power.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By Jno. n. Laughton. Jr., Auctioneer,
1906 Main street.


By Jno n. Laughton. Jr., Auctioneer,
1906 Main street.
DENITENTIARY-MADE SHOES, $50
1 BALES COTTON-YARNS, CARPET
WARP, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, STOVES,
&C., Al AUcTION.-On
WEDNESDAY, TIN INSTANT.
at on O'Clock. will sell at my auction rooms
assortment Of FURNITURE, consisting Of
WALNUT EXTENSION-TABLES,
PICTURES,
MkRBLE-TOP SIDEBOARD, TENDERS.
CHAIKS. WASIiSTANDS,
TABLES, SAFES,
COOkING- and HEATING-sTOVES and
RANGES,
| COPY-PRESS and STAND,
$50 GRAIN-BAGS, ia good order.
ALSO.
Several hundred pair Of MEN's WOMFN's. and
MISSES HANDMADE SHOES, OF all sizes
and styles--made at the Virginia state peni-
tertiary. of regular Zes:
$50 5-pound bales COTTON-YARNS-difFc
Nos:
so pound bales PEERLESS" COTTON
WARP:
TO which the attention Of dealers Is called.
JNO. r.. LAUGHTON. JR.,
NOD Auchonecr.
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Tomorrow night, at the Richmond
Theatre, the fine spectacular play "The
World " will be presented. The company
begins a three-nlghts' engagement, and ii
is said the play, In scenic effect and other
wise, affords real pleasure.
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TUoyJsANDs or LETTERS

In our possession repeat this story ] have been
terrible sufferer for years with blood and SKIN
hu,nors: have been obliged to shun public places
by reason of my disiiguring humors; have had INC
best physicans; have spent hundreds or doli Ola,
aud got no real relief until used the CuTICthA
REMEDIES. which have cured me, ana iei' my
slim and blood "a pure as a child's.
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Manchester.

The Democrats OF the Third Ward will
hold ward-mecting at Lyceum Hall to-
morrow night at 7 O'Clock. A full attend
ance OF the members is desired by the
president.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-04

STARTING TO Run To THE FIRE.-It WA
~ Lowell Mass. An alarm Of fire was
sounded and the engine was rapidly
ufi'eh out OF The engine-house. One OF
she oorses took fright, pranced wildly
aoou' ahd ran the engine against the
o''cA uoofErame. Chief-Engineer Hos
n i' was severely bruised and two OF his
Iips were broken. For three weeks the
PHYSICIANS doctored him. Then a friend
brought him some Perry Dayis's pain.
Miller. On being rubbed with this he was
soon well. Best Imminent in the world
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

are tae greatest medicines on earth.
!. ". ADAMS. Newark, y.
The half has not been told as to their curative
mowers. G. A. WILLIAMS, Providence.
H. ". BROCKwAY, NJ. D..
Franklin. n. VI.
Myrricnds know how suffered from salt-Rheum
until cured by thccl. ~ 49,,
Cured me of Scrofulous liumor of thirteen
wears duration. j. T.. RICHARDSON, {. H.,
New Orleans
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BY William Goldsmith. AuctiOneer,
1914 Saff, efra.t


A UCTION SALE OF WEST-END
n LOTS on RESERVOIR AND WALLACE
STREETS BETWEEN TIE OLD RESERVOIR
AND MORTON'> FLOWER GARDEN.-By re-
quest of the owner "a nonresidenf Of the StItel
we shall 0ficr for sale. on the premises, on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER Z, 1883.
at 4 o'clock u. NJ, -FOUR BEAUTIFUL BUILD
ING LOTS on tie west side Of Reservoir street,
b. ginning on the southwestern corner Of Wallace
and Reservoir strccts-thc corner lot fronting 80
feet and the others 80 feet each. and having
depth Of l2u feet Ia an alley 20 feet wide.
Also, SEVEN BEAUTIFUL LOTS on the south
side Of Wallace street beginning lao feet west of
Reservoir street These lots front from 80 10 40
feet each and have depth Of l25 feet 10 l1-foot
gllev.
This property, SO convenient 10 the strect-cars
and I'm such an improving part Of the city, COM
mcnds itsolf 20 the attention of investors we'll as
those seeking homes.
TERMS: one third cash: the residue In three
equal instruments Of six. twelve. and eighteen
months, with interest added and secured by deed
Of trust. III. l.. STABLES Co,
Oc 80 Aucii0nccrs.
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by Quarles & IcCurdy,
Real Estate AuctiOneers and Brokers,
12I2 Main street.

nor SALE PRIVATELY, UPONT-
AND VALUABLE MANUFACIURING Pro
coRRSEis or ELEv i HTH AND GARY
With 4 LARGE AMOUNT OF MACHINER &.
VALUABLE PATTERNS, &C. &C.-By request
of the owners. who cannot possibly engage I'D
manufacturing themselves. we offer for sale that
LARGE, WELL-Bll III, AND ADMIRABLY
CONSTRUCTED PROPERTY. The lot has a
front Of $50 feet on The north line ct cary street
ana runs back along Eleventh street 100 feet TO
an alley 30 feet wide. The buildings thereon con-
sist If a LARGE BRICK BUILDING Gpxl5O
feet three stories cclar. and attic, covered with
slate, known az POWER HALL built Of the
best material. and especially for the purpose now
used aiording unusual advantages ~ 10 light, he
Attached 10 this buildngisa LARGE ENGINE
and BOlLER-ROOM and BLA CkSMlIH-SHoI:
also, q BRICk SLATE-kQOF FOUNDRY
BUILDING. 40xS0 feet within walls; also. one
BRICK TWO-STORi TIN-ROOFED OFFICE
BUILDING, 26XG0 feet, fronting on Cary street.
taining 4 LARGE WOODEN SHED. with Wa
GON PLATFORM SCALES, Buffalo make. of
$500 pound. capacity. Attached to The Foundry
are THREE VAULTS FOR COAL AND SAND,
and ONE LARGE DRYING OVEN, with CAR
RAGE CORE BARS. &c. The office building Is
lathed and plastcred IN four rooms. and the entire
premises are fitted ont with steam heaters. gas
and water. There ], also on the premises q large
well witch supplies water FOR the boilers, which
thereby saves q considerable water rcnt-at least
$500.
This property occupies one fourth OF one Of the
most valuable sQuaies in the entire city. and also
the most centrally lOcated-withn hrlf square
Of the post-O.ce the main streets. street railway
and the Richmond and Allegheny Railroad depot,
also I'm few blocks OF all railroad dcpOts, render
ing cgress and ingrcss of all material and manu-
features to and from the premise Of the easiest
and most economical kird.
VIII De sold with the property the following
MACHINERY:
on thr inst floor Of Power Hall
= DRILL PRESSES.
= LARGE IRON LATIlES,
| WOOD LATHE, | PLhNER.
CIRCULAR SAW ana STAND,
jig SAW and STAND,
/ STEAM ELEVATOR, II tons capacity;
BOLT-CTITING MACHINE. NlSE~,
-HOk~E-POWFR ENGINE and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BOILER.
$50 FEET OF MAIS SKATING and Pull
LEiS aud
- EMERY WHEELS and STANDS,
The principal improvements 20 the foundry are
/ FlNE-TON CUPOLA (Mckcnzioj,
! STCRDENANT FAN, No u:
. LARGE CRANES,
\ large selection OF FLASkS and PAT
TERMS. and
LARGE TUMBLING MILL and SHED.
II l. seldom that such a complete establishment
f. offered for sale, and 10 should command tue at
tcnon Of those seeking such property. II Is need
less to state that the iron industry u Richmond Is
largely increasing. and that hi, city Is now APP
prOXimately related 10 the IRON and cOal-miucs ln
this country. and may Dee almost considered q CEN
trail market Of these interests.
TERMS: Terms viii De extremely liberal and
accommodating. ApEy 10 ...-.,,.,.
oc 2i,25.2s,31,&No 4.7&ll-7t
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The Coaiitionists will stuff the ballot
boxes ii they can. Democratic vigilance
is the only preventive.
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PICTURE-FRAMEs, ENGRAy1NGS,As
EREE EXHIBITION DAILY
Il AT
l.. LEwIs's ART GALLERY.

The latest importatlons OF WATER-COLORS,
ENGRANINGS. and OLEOGKAPUs for sale at
the lowest L.:nres. Fine assortment OF ART No
vELTlss for WEDDING and BIRTHDAY
PRESENTS, such rs BRONZES mounted In
plushl, bISQUEs. TOTLET-CAsES, ALBUMS.
tRENCH-PIATE MIRRORS I'm bronze framesl,
&c. full stock Of PLUSH, GOLD, and BRONZE
CABINET FRAMES fOR PHOTOGRAPHS;
Sxl0 PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES In every style
from 25c. upwards. 4 special lot OF over 600
CABINET FRAMES 10 be sold al half the usual
prices. PARLOR EAsELs al prices less than half
previous hgures, and large number OF FINE
PICTURES at great bargains. over $4,000
CHRISTMAS CARDS FOR 1888 now on hand
and FOR SAIL AT HALF PRICE. special
discount 10 dealers and sunday schools. PROMPT
rtieui'oa ~ NAL orders Ut -. - .s'j m L-
iery, No, 9l2 Main street. oc3l
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Police Court.

Your best friend is politically your en-
envy il his name is on the Coalition ticket.
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Sold bv all druggists. CUTICURA, 50c.: RE-
SOLVENT, 81: SOAP. 25c.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL co,
Boston, Mass.
send for HOW To CURE SKIN. DISEASES"
mo 4-Su& W&wl
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Williams & Cove. Auctionecrs.


MIssION ER'S SALE OF
MONTgOsE,"
THE LATE RESIDENCE or JAMES H.
GRANT, JE.. DECEASED,
ONE or THR MOST
BEAUTIFUL AND HIGHLY.MPROyfD
FARMS IN VIRGINIA.
WITH FINE IMPROVEMENTS
LYING ABOUT
FOUR MILES NORTH or RICHMOND.
on THE MILITARY ROAD,
EQUALLY DISTANT
BY THE BROOK TURNPIKE,
AID TIE
RICHMOND AND HENRICO TURNPIKE.
AND CONTAINING 35i 65-lOO ACRES.
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by sutton 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
HOS Main street..

TRUSTEES SALE OF l. AR G. J.
L THREE STORY NFW BRICK FACTuRl
WITH LARGE LOT ATTACHED, STU AitD
ON IHF FAST SIDE OF IMENIN-flE~f 81
TWEEN 4 AND Y STREETS. AND NoN N
TuE OCCUPANCY OF MES>RS. SULLIVAN
EARLEN.--By virtue of q certain deed ~ trl.t
executed to the undersigned. trustee. dated jul.
10, 1882, and Of record m the clerks oilrr
Henrieo 'onny Court, %. -. 100, page s.. default
having been made I'm the pNmcut ~ portion ".
the money secured thereby. and being uguirDd ,'
Ia do bY the beneficiary therein, shall sell at pull
lic auction, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1888
az "a o'clock u. ~. the PROPERTY located .-
above. The building Is aLARGE rNkEI->l'-
El. WELL-BlLT BkiCk FACTORY lUyNt'
feet, completed within the last eighteen month"
I he LOT Fronts $50 fCct On The east line oi iWtN-
ty-nrst street, and runs back between 4 aud
streets l25 feet u q wide alley.
Tue factory H. now u,cd In mantftcturius i'
b1ec0, and situated As 10 IS, Just cat ~ the cufi
rate limits u the city. the take. are les; -nN
cient supply Of wafer free, which renders iht ~
pcnse OF conducting manufacturing hu'lh.
considerably less than tncy would DC IA the '''
limits.
TERMS: Cash sufficient To pay EXPENSES ~ So
and sl.227.S2. with Interest from August I
1883 "a or, dit ~ 10 sl,3ns.lt 60 June -, 1881
and the halanre upon such le~ns a. VII 30 f'
nounced at sale. &. IL. SC1ION, ira-t'',
SUTTON & Co, Auctiopeers LoA
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

nor SALE, HOUSE AND LOTT
Il on TAYLOR between Beach and Linden. III
House contains three rooms and h,ll. all one
no0i /; has neat front porch, good fence, wood
house and good well of water on the place. The
entire improvements Just completed. Lot % by
l4s feet 3 inches 10 an alley II feet wide. TO an
early applicant Will sell cheap. As all investment
will pay If per cent Applyto ...
j. II. ROBINSON.
nO4-lt* TAYLOR and Beach streets.
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FANCY GOODS.
g TEV EMS
Is CROWDING HIS STORE WITH NOVEL
TIES
USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL GOODS.
DON'T FAIL TO CALL AND SEE THF
BARGAINS.

HANDSOME SATCHEL SHAPED BRUSH
AND-COMB SETS at 50:
ELEGANT FLUSH BOX, filed with Florence
Goods, at So
Novelties I'm finer PLUSH and LEATHER SETS
A LOVELY PLUSH ALBUM at $50:
A BEAUTIFUL FULL-SiZED PLUSH I'M
BROIDEHED ALBUM vt -:
Big bargains In VELVET and MOQtFTTE
RUGS. Have sold over 300 the past week.
HANDSOME II AND-PAIN FRUIT
PLATES at ~. 80, 50 IS. and 50 a dozen:
BEAUTIFUL PAINTED ENGLISH TEA-SETS-
SO pieces from "a 10 $3.50:
The handsolncst line of LOW-PRICED TIN
SETS sold in town.
Look at orr prices on SOLID STEEL and SILL
VENTILATED TABLE-kNlNES (ROdgers
nake). We are having big run.
In TOlLET-SETS and VASES we never before
showed so fine a Inc. The VASES al AZ pair
would he cheap at 50 and the FINE TOILET
SETS, in stand, at IS. q bargain at 50.
1t wiz pay and please you 10 call at
&C ~ STEVENS. 5O5 Broad street.
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scp.rcuED THE BLOOD.

certify that only u ed them about six weeks
until was entirely well: bot before commenced
using them my face. breast, and back we're almost
a solid scab and often scratched the blood from
nv body am now entirely well. and think your
UUTICIRA REMEDIES are the best for skim
diseases that ever was brought before the public.
+. VI. Fox.
Caddo Indian Territory.
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Keep sharp lookout for the lmporta-
ton OF voters from one precinct TO an.
other.