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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-19
Newman against Mcrryman.

In the TIenrico County Court yesterday
Judge Foster, OF King William. presid-
ing-the trial OF the case OF the Common
wealth against Merryman was commenced
before the following jury J. NJ. Lewis,
James Il. Roper, Edmund Clarke. O. j.
Chapman, G.. NJ. Holiday, John X. Fus-
sell. Jackson +. Childrey. Jr., A. VI. Law
renee, VI. W. Tiller, II. NJ. Courtney, John
+. Henley, and W. VI. Hall.
Mr.. Merryman and Judge Newman had
Il difficulty in April ut Atlee's station. The
former charged the latter with enticing a
colored "hand" away from him, which
the Judge denied Mr.. Merryman, i'm what
followed. considered that the Judge meant
TO characterize his words as false. Judge
Newman ayows that he did not 30 intend !;
that he referred to Mr.. Mcrryman's inform
ant. Anyhow, Mr.. Merrymm struck him
one tremendous blow i'm the eye with his
fist. Judge Newman said on the stand
Yesterday, ~ fell as dead as if ! was shot
through the head"
Mr.. Merryman is indicted for felony.
They are trying him for the penitentiary.
United states DiStrict-AttOrney Edmund
WaddilI and COmmonwealth's-AttOrney e..
W. Thomas for prosecution, and Messrs.
Il. II. Cardwel. Walter SydnOr, and
George d. Wise for defence.
BY common consent the jury were not
locked up last night, but were permitted
TO seek cool and comfortable quarters
wherever they could find them, with the
usual admonition not 10 talk about the case.
Mr.. Mcrryman. was allowed to renew his
recognizance, although there was some lit
tie talk to and around the bench about
"scnding him to jail"
To-day Mr.. Merryman will give his yer-
sion OF the affair.
His counsel will ask for acquittal.
The prosecution do not really expect TO
convict him OF felony-if, indeed, OF any
thing. The costs OF the case have already
heaped up so high that the lightcst conyic-
ton would result i'm very decided mucting
OF him i'm pecuniary damages.
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cosauexerein Annual Picnic.

The annual excursion ana picnic OF the
cesanoryerein Virginia took place at Bon
Air Yesterday and was largely attended by
the members OF the society and their fami-
ILs Hes The day was full OF pleasure TO all
he he fresh air. the music and dancing. and
tho ho rus,ic surroundings, being sufficient TO
,"o ,no,e everything and everybody appear in
! '',n merry mood. A feature OF the occasion
y ,yas nt thc target-practlce with rife. at short
r.nge m%, -" nv The ladies. The prize, gold
an51 ,,a55a1 was won by Miss Anp. ssss vhs.s-
mrua'' h,,ra a"ed ma thirteen years, daughter Of
ps' Robert Wendenburg, esq, she having
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He VIII Retire.

Colonel G.. \. Martin, Railroad Commits
sioner. has received letter from Mr.. G. j.
Martin. president OF the Norfolk and West
ern railroad, stating that he is about to re-
tire from the presidency OF the road that
his term would expire on the Both OF this
month.
Gently cOntradictCd.
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made 50 out OF possible Is, oh-hand, dis
tance forty-six feet. Miss Annie Blenner
made the next best score, the tally being
81. During the evening the society rem
dered some excellent vocal music. The
society and families returned to the city ut
1880 on the Richmond and Danyille train,
chartered for the purpose, all delighted
with the days recreation.
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BOOTS SHOES, 6c.

THIRD SUPPLY OF STEAM-rsSs
n ER. TRANs-CoErINENThL, andy ~
CANVAS TRUNKS ju't received; ~
Al the rev things ia TRUNKS, NALiSts,
sATCHGLs. CRP-SACKs, CLJb-sACEs,
sHOPPING-BhGs,G &C.;
Full aud complete lines of an t.c stylcs in 10"
and LIGHT BOOTS. SHOES, 1iLH, and
SLIPPERS for gentlemen, ladies, boys nl sos ,
children. and infants;
4 speciality Of FLEXIBLE-SOLE, LOW-iIEth,
and BROAD-BOTTOM GOODS for ia ladies'
and gentlemen and " tender fjOis.'
J. \. GHiOG,
corner Main and Eighfh streets,
GI2 nac, R'ock
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND TOTND.
CITY FANES.
OFFicE CITY CoLLECrOR,l
RICHMOND, June /, 1853. !
('ITY TAXES.

This Office win he oren daily between the hours
OF o O'Clock \. VI. and q o'c'ock Z. NJ. from The
18TH TO TIE 3OTH OF JUNE Inclusive, for Tie
purnose IL receiving from al persons charged
win CITY TAXES tie whole or one half OF the
amount Of tax charged.
FIVE PER CENTUM will be added 10 the
amount OF TAX charged In every case where the
party assessed shall fail O. ray the whole or one
half thereof within the time 20 limited.
Real esnte agents and Others having number
Of bills 10 pay viii please send lists, tha, their
bills may be gotten together.
Property held In trust please give trustees name
TO June seth. a. X. WOoDsON.
jec c-td Collector.
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II ito OR
HHHH o ORRRR "SSs
IL II 90 Il Il IS
FFFF 90 RRRR DDDn.""s SIS
Err 9 SE SEpnE FB B ; B ssss
+ 90 X Odd -
#n% #p #ng #n% #n #nH E e. a z 5 E? B
BB BBB 4 L ZEE 4 < DDb
PPP RRR ZEE PPP A RRR A
+ Ppp P / KIRK I EE Pr * K EEREn' AZ HA
+ 4 4 1 ZEE + ( "A 4 L RA 4
TIT II 90 ~ \
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FYrst.-IT is IIEALTHFUL AND NUTRITIOUS. M i,
contains within itself the highly nutritious ana
strength-glying phOsphates which are required py
the systen the same that are found III meat hsil,
corn and wheat. Ordinary ybaklng-powders,e eItstin
tartar. yeast &C., DO not contain any , nuu
qualities, but are In many casesNerS
LOunds.
Second,-IT WILL NOT DErERIoRATE or lose
strength by age The peculiar manner 0i pachlhg
prevents any loss Of strength after ts lpaCkaEo ~
opcn. All ordinary baking-powders lose strength
after being opened.
TYtfrd.-IT is PURE. The characteristic form on
package obyiaies the necessitY OF reuu'ttnt ti ~
strength, by the addition OF starch or lonf, lh Oiel
to make II keep, as Is customary In the hi"nui"o-
turc Of ordinary baklng-poWoer'
Fourth.-IrI IS RELIABLE, and does not vary IN
quality. The high standing and character Oh ule
Inventor professor E. n HOrsford, Of CamDridSej
and the reputation OF the manufacturers ilIe rum
ford Chemical Works. Of Providence, X. l.il - a
guarantee that the goods VIII always De oi uhh" III
quality and as represented.
FYfth.-Ir rs ECONOMIC AL. as IL Is 10 per cent;
stronger than the common baking powders fud ,oO
per cent. stronger than the best baking-po"der
made
Sfrfh.-IT REQUIRES LESS SHORTENING, ana
IS better than ali other bakiDg-powders; lnSS
bread. biscuit. &c.. made with IL are moist "n"
palatabe when cold.
The /" "IIorsford Almanac and Cookbook" " sent
free upon application TO The
RUMFoRD CHEMICAL WORKS,
Providence, r..
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS. je e7-eodem
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Tcnnernnre rlccfinc.

There will be a public temperance meet
ing at Springfield Hall Union HID at 8
O'Clock tonight, after which Springfield
Division. Sons Of Temperance. will bold q
meeting and receive visiting brethren from
other divisions i'm the city.
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CtHEsTER HOUSE, CHESTER, ".
Egs.E. CEwESg. &c.
DOCKLAND LINE.

DOCKLAND LINE.
Just arrived. schooncrs Allie OAK " ana "t.'
Elmo with clrgocs ~
CROChErT's ROCkLAND LIME,
fresh from kilus. For sale llw from dnoL.
Also. several car-loras ">ANArA fiitf =
BKIC N-all sfIcs and shapes. FIRE CLAY. and
SAWED LAfhS. NaENtf N)Ikf-
Lime. Cement Lump ana GrOlnd 1T l9ier
foot Of seventeenth street, soGih side 81 dock.
f. l9-tAu2
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THAT "KNowLEDGE Is POWER" "

NEEDS NO DEMONSTRATIONS AND HE WHO
By EXPERIENCE KNOWS THE VALUE OF
TARRANT-S SELLER APERIENT DOES NOT
NEED 10 BE TOLD THAT He HAS 1T WITH
IN HIS POWER TO WARD OFF FEVERS,
BILIOUS ATTACKS. HEADACHES. MD ALL
TIE Ills ARISING FROM \ DISORDERED
STOMACH. LIVER. OR BOWELS. \ TEA
SPOONFUL IN \ GLASS OF WATER, BEFOkE 7
EATING. ACTS LIKE A CHARM. MD No
WISE MAN WILL BE WITHOUT 1T. FOR
SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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MAYORS OHfCE.l
RIcHsIOND. TA..Juuc 10. 1888.

TT Is Ny PAINFUL DUTY TO OFFl-
= CIALLY snnoncc % This community the
death OF their fime-houOod and scupuluusy-
faithful public servant JAMES H. EDhSIhk.
n; Ills home IN tIl, city. az o'clock on Monday,
June 18TH.
As a mark Of respect % the memory cf lie de-
ceased AN fhe public Offices Cf the ciiy VIII De-
closed on TUESDAY. june 18Th. on which dry
the funeral will takc place. The officer 0i the
city are requested 70 meet a- tie CITY Han 20 s
o'clock +. VI. OF that day 20 attend ihe funeral I'm a
body. W. 4. tAlhlNb -
ic lg-lf mayor.
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Late Weather Report.
Especial telegram to the Dispalcl

I'I'V M VVlVr fIII U VIIV II''IIIIVT'I
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 19--1 A. NJ
For the Middle Atlantic States, fair wea-
ther in the southern portions. light rains,
followed by fair weather in the northern
portions, southwest TO northwest winds,
slightly warmer weather in New York. and
stationary or slight fall in temperature in
the southern portions.
For the South Atlantic States, generally
fair weather, southwest to northwest
winds, slight change in temperature and
pressure.
The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear most
ly and warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY A. NJ. 20;
o A. NJ, II; noon, 81; p. NJ, 81; j.
NJ, 81 midnight, 80.
Mean temperature, S04.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-19

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN
AND COMMON COUNCIL.-The members OF
the Board Of Aldermen and Common C0un-
eli will meet at the Council chamber this
evening at % o'clock TO attend the funeral
OF the late James Il. Royster. His Honor
the Mayor has been invited to accompany
the City Council.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-19

We desire to call your attention to the
varied assortment Of china. crockery, glass
ware, vases, fancy goods. &c., tSc.. at Jack
sons, 3O3 east Broad street.
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DRY GOODS.
CEASON ALMOST ENDED.
FULL STOCK AND LOW PRICES.
500 EAST BROAD STREET.
BREEDEN, TALLEy & co,

As the season for selling wORsTED DRESS
GOODS Is nearly ever, we are prepared &, offer
some inducements in that department. In CASSI-
MFRfS for ucns and boys wear we show nice
ngT @e SLEwooI 4 'ckSSlvEREs All at e"1h sse and 81 81
pcr yard. which are usually nice for the prices.
We have made considerable addlllens 90 our stock
Of GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS. and
arc now prepared 60 show opr male patrons coll
LARS. CUFFS, HANDkERCHlEFS. SOCKS.
SHIRTS, SCAEfS. LAWN TIES. DRAWERS,
ctc.. in good styles and al attractive prices.
GAUHE UNDER WEAR for ladies, children.
ana gentlemen. al 2Sc aud upwards. CHECKED
NAl<SOOk for ladies' aprons dresses Sacss aud
nieh;-caps. and for mems shirts and drawers, at
-, 10. i3A, l6,., 60, ana 25c.
see oar SHEER WHITE LAWNS NJ Ga, ~, and
SIC. pcr yard. Ga NAVY BLUE FLANNEL in
plain and twillci at s250.a frst. class article for
gcntlcmcn's and yoath's summer wesr.
NsNRsRow CHrCKED SUMNER SILK SILK lett iett,
which We win sell a! 30. 62<, and 90c. per yard.
These are not The soc. " "tissne-paIer silks, hut
are pure goods aud bargains.
Now We come io our four grand spcciallueS:
RIRBONS,
HOSIERY,
PARASOLS.
In these GOODS VIC carry large ass0rtmcnts and
show some boautiful goods.
About TOW Els we misf speak word. having
them in great variety; TOWELS at sse.; TOW
Ills N iOc. yoa VIII DC surprised To see how nice
thcsc arcl: TOWELS at l2hc. iail-unen aud dam
ask patternSl. TOWELS at l64c.: TOWELS at
2Oc.: TOW Els AZ e5c. -four kincsl, and TOW
WHITE RFb-oPREADS. small size. at 45c.
nicer goods at 75c. aud 81 ; then all grades up 20
M iARSfiILFS QUILT al s..
About opr MOTIONS. DRESS-TRIMNuNGs.
WORSTEDS. Nc.. we viii say that We carry as
large q line as we did when at our old stand. and
that. succeeding 60 tho business 80 long conducted
bv Breeden * Fox and \. 4. Fox 6 son, we are
determined d put forth our best cNertiOns 20 sup
ply our friends and the public with the BEST
GOODS In
DRY GOODS.
NOTIONS. and
DRESS-1 1RiMdINGS,
at the lowest prices.
WUATAN BREEDEN,
NAT. TALLEN. JR-
j. n. CHENtRN.
L. S-We will close at T.. VI. on and after
JUNE 18TH. Sc l7-Su.TuSIh
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SclIRn's Eime-Ade

is pronounced to be the most popular OF
summer beverages. His store j. daily
thronged with ladies and gentlemen who
eniOy drinking from his cold soda fountains.
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SAVE MONEY by having vOur guutng done at
the DISPATCH PRiNTGNG-IlCUsE. Good WORK
low prices.and sat t'sidcfion guaranteed.
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Received this oay per steamer 500 sUcAR-LoAF
PINEAPPLEs. For sale at
4. ANTONI'S. Main street
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RrsrAURANT. BAe. & B,iLIsRDS

HOT TEN-CENT LUNCH; MEALS
4 L To ORDER. EVERY Ll&lhl ~ l.it
MARKET. FINEST WINES. Llsi tN-. -
GARS. and TOBACCO. BfSi H'L.'AUlj-ah
LOON I'm the cry. Henry llIl -1t.'
fe2 ~. 1908 Nail s'rs.t-
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POLICE COMMISSIONER NOMINATED FOR
IrrprRs0y WARD.-The Board OF Public
Interests met in the Council chamber yes
terday evening. There were present Mr..
!. r.. Elyson. president; Il. 4. August,
Secretary: and Major a. X. Courtney,
General Joseph II. Anderson, Colonel C..
p BarksdaIe. Mr.. w. ii. Pleasants, Cap
tain Andrew Plzzini, Jr., and Mr.. L. o.
Noting.
citizens were recommended to the City
Council as suitable persons to be voted for
for the position OF Police Commissioner
fro,n Jefferson Ward in place OF James w.
Shields. whose term expires: James w.
Shields. George u. TbaXton, and Colonel
Joseph L. Darlington.
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LAW ROCKS AND MINERALS.
PROFESSIONAL.

I,,rs ALFgxp JOINS, o. G. NeAN.r.C. NICHOLAS
TONES, KEAN & NICHOLAS,
ATTORNEYS AND C0uNsELloRS AT LAW
Rooms o and 7, Gcdd:n's Hall,
corner Eieyenth and Bank streets, Richmond, Va
tmy 2-2m
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NOW OPEN,
~ BLUE-RIDGE SPRINGS, Va.
! THE UNRIVALLED WATER FOR Dl spEp-
StA.

Eminent jurisis, physicians. ministers. ard hum
On eds of dyspeptcs throughout the land. l1ud aud
praise this Water.
Go to POLK MILLER & co.'s, on M7iH str 2.
and Try IT. then come and spend the summer ~ .ne
midst of the Wild aud grand scenery of fhe Blu-
Ridge Mountains. Il VIII give YOU new lease On
life. Address PHI +. Bl,ON% y.
my o7-In
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NILLER'S HOTEL.
VI 81, 80, AND Al wEsr TwENrY-sINI"

NILLER'S HOTEL.
vi 37,39, AND Al WEST TwESTY-sIXTH
STREET,
NEW YORK CITY.
southern people visiting New York viii IND th.f
house a most desirable stOppmg-place. possessing
The comforts Of q home win the Advantage Oi q
hotel. AZ moderate rates.
|. Convenient to the centres Of trade Tic parks
places Of amusement, and the puucipll rnni th't.
Pure air. perfect yenllaion' unrNrerhoniDit ta-
bic. Turkish. Electric. and Roman baths.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR my 2i-eoilm
GUNNER BOARD CAN ~ Oh
- TAINEDat PELlSO, on the suburbs ni orange
Courthouse. Va. Every advantage ni town ana
country. Train. connect 40 GOrlOnsy'ic. no
delay. A. formerly Apply At once 40 ,...,.
"a. l7-3' MRS. IL. &. MACON.
CHESTER HOUSE. CHESTER, Va.
This suburban resort Is now open inr Nolfi-
crs. There IS a chalyhcItc snriug 'f nnc Wa. -
near the house. Gentlemen oi hu-ire-, VIII Nni I.
10 their advantage 10 have their ftmiies ~ ' ie-
mdrkihly hellthfW and accc~.i1!. D. D ~ iiL-
the summer months. ). u. NJ NJ
ie lO-3tT 4f I'...I.'
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GEORGE scHGN

wo seasons ago. and now the most popular
drink I'm use. Try it.
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BLACK SILKS JERSEYS, BELTS,
iSATCHELS.
at greaty-rc- SILK GLOVES.
IMlTTS.
duccd prices. IANDkERCHlEFS,
IAtFS.
IEMBROlDERlES,
COLOR'D SILKS IMERINO UNDERWEAR.
IGENTLEMEN'S FURNISH
at greatiy-re- ING GOODS.
duced prices a fnll and complete line Of
Nuns YELLING aud kE.
BER CLOTHS in all the lead
BLACK AND ins shades.
WHITE CHICK Embroidered MUSLIN
DRESSES just received
and STRIPED
GRAPE DE CHEINE In plain
SILKS at 80 and oriental figures.
and soc FRENCH BATTlS1E SUIT
lNGS IN new designs.
Ifyou are IN want Our HOUSEKEEPING DE,
PARTMENT You will find
OF SILKS, don't stocked with a fun and COM
plcte line Of LINEN and Do
fail 70 look at MESTIC~. Prices in keeping
with quality Of goods.
our stock before
Look AT our TOWELS at prices
YOU purchase from Sl.20 10 Sl5 per dozen.
my29 CARDOZO, ALSOP. MOSBY & co.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
RARNEs's HOTEL, mAMPTo2. Va.

Situated IN the nourlshng town OF Hamilton.
three miles from Fort Monroe: convenient 10 tho
depot OF the Chesapeake and Ohio rail~sy, con-
Meeting win all lines North, South and We {. and
the steamers OF the Old Dominion steamship
Company, offers superior accommodations tD viS-
itOrs. Elegant rooms. Every comfort tapacity
$50 guests. Table hrst.class. embracing every
luxury which Tidewater Virginia afarls
TERMS: 81 and ~ so per day. Special terms
for weekly or monthly boarlers.
Thanking the public for iayors Of the past. ny
endcsyors will alwsys he employed T. secafc the
comfort Of those who favor me with their pa,rcn-
age. Telegraph-oftce In hotel Electric bells.
Carriages to Old Point and depot. stages every
hour for Fort Monroe; fare. 10c.
iel7.2m J. J. BARsF-
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GUNNER BOARDING.

WIN entertain limited number Of BOAIDtES
FOR THE SUMNER. Location healthy and de-
lightful nelghbOrhO0d meXcepiionabc; Churches
aud post-Ollce convenient; six miles from Column
bia. on the Richmond aud lNeghany railroad,
from which lOint parties viii be- conveyed
TERMS: Twelve dollars per month.
For further particulars, address .,.-,
DiRs. ~ SAN !. VEST.
Wilmington, Fiuyanna county, W.
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NXTARM SULPHUR SPRINGS,
W BATH COUNTY. VA,
ARE NOW OPEN.
HOTELS AND BoARDING-mOUsy
4 EAST FIFTY-EIGHTH STREET,
NEW YORK CITY,

Southern people visiting New York viii find
TARGF PLEASANT ROOMS. with nrst-cltss
table and surroundings. one block from Central
Park aud Elevated road. lc A1-Zt
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CCUNCiL tHhMBER.l
RiCfIONu, VA. June 10. 1853.
As 4 MARK or RESPECT TO THE
~ memory OF JAMES B. ROY~TEt. Auditor
OF the city. who departed th., lite Nondar. June
sin. the MENBfR> OF THE BOARD OF AL
DERMEN COMMON COUNCIL. arc requested
10 mee, az the Council Chamber TUESDAY. june
the Igih. at 81 O'Clock Il. NJ. 20 attend The fur erai
Ia body. j. J.; ~,
}. f. ELLYSON.
te1g-lt President Of the Common Council.
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Bifllnrund 1lspatth.
TUESDAY............ JUNE 10. 1888.

ss~THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LArIoN oFALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TIE CITY.
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ERR ZEE "A ssss 90 o * ~
#nH + + f + AZ AZ ssss$ S$$$S$ - IS
r Il ZEE \ ass 90 y Nm -
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lEntered at the Posi-ofiice at Richmond. Va, as
sccOnd-cass marer.l
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-13
BUSINESS ENTERPRISE.
. Eaotlako Frescoes.

The beautiful frescoing of the walls Of
the Farmers X Merchants Bank, is an
object of great admiration by the public.
The work has been done by Messrs.
Schroeder Bros, 10 s. Spring street. in a
mont capital aud artistic manner When
IL is known that the work had to be all
done in eight days, 1t is wonder that It
was done so we'll The frescoing Is done
in Eastlalie style, and is a fine exhibition
OF the talent of the Messrs. Schroeder.
II must also be considered that in a
building like that Of this banking house,
II Is not possible for fresco artist to
elaborate any large and striking per.
spective designs, but he has to content
himself with but little perspective, which
must be heightened by intensity OF col
ors, and their delicate combinations, In
order to produce the most pleasing emo.
iions. This result has been happily ac-
complshed by these excellent artists,
aud the work stands monument OF
their good Judgment and taste. nl-lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-13
Proposals for Grading and I'm.
provment of Buena Vista st.,
Between Virgin and High SITS.

Notice Is hereby given that sealed proposals
will be received by tho undersigned up TO the
meeting OF the Council Of the city Of Los Angeles
OF November 18th, A. d. 1888 for the grading and
improvement OF Buena Vista street. between
Virgin and High Streets In accordance with the
resolution OF the Mayor and Council Of the city
OF Los Angeles, ordering said grading and I'M.
proyemsnt.
Approved October 10th, A. D. 1888.
Ali proposals offered shall be accompanied by
a check payable to the order OF the Mayor OF the
city Of Los Angeles and certified by a responsible
bank, In an amount Of at least Sl0g. 80
The Council reserves the right to reject any
and all bids
BY order of the Council Of the city Of Los An
geles at Its meeting Of November "a, A. d. 1883.
W. W. ROBINSON, Il /.
Clsrk Of the Council Of the city Of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles, .Novewber 9th, A. d. 1885. mist
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-13
Bob's Restaurant ana Sample
Rooms

Have always on hand fine select Balti-
more oysters, Wholesale or retail His
tables are always supplied with the best
the market can afford. Family restau-
rant up stairs. Entrance No. 10 Court
street.
Eastern and California oysters,
shrimps and crabs fresh every day at
Nos. 10, IA and lG Court street, oppo'
aite Court Holme
nova, If. RoBERT EcKERr, Prop.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-13

''I can't live without her, he said to
his legal adviser, land am sure that
away down in her heart she has little
feeling for me. ! am going to test her.
HIe pulled out pistol and said Il am
going ID her with this, and say, Here
shoot me down; don't care to live any
more.'n 'You had better not said the
cautious legal man; ''she might pull the
trigger" III don't care for that; ! have
filled the weapon with blank cartridges. y
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-13

A girl who had refused good-looking
telegraph repairer man three times
within six months, gave as a reason that
he was too much of wanderers that he
roamed from pole to pole, from one
climb to another, and, If he did come,
he'd be iusulate, that the neighbors
would be sure TO talk.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-13
can a woman Keep a secret !

A prominent physician asserts that q
woman can really be made quite i'll by
trying to keep a great secret, yet, with,
out wishing TO cause any illness, but
rather TO cure it, we have secret to
impart, and that is there Is only one
thing that win dissolve tho poisonous
Uric acid which exists in the blood OF
Rheumatic and Gouty patients. Oh
course you are at liberty to tell the Sc
eret, which is called Salicyliea. II
strikes directly OF the cause OF Rheu'
matism, Gout and Neuralgia.