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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-17
LOCAL MATTERS.
Scottish Rite Masonry.


IllustriOus Sovereign Grand Inspector.
General W. II. Peckham. 33d degree
and Illustr,Ous Grand Master Of Cere-
monies McGraf, $50 degree, OF New York,
visited this city this week by invitation OF
many prominent Nas0ns here for the pur-
pose Of organizing q Consistory OF the An
cient and Accepted Scottish Rite. intro
duccd into this country by Joseph Ger
neau October Il. 1907. The said Ccrncau
the Dispatch is informed beinga French
man, was duly authorized by letters patent
issued by the Grand Orient u France.
Dewitt Clinton was the first Grand Com
mander. and resigned during the visit OF
General Lafayette % this country. who was
then elected q, the Sovereign Grand Com
mander. and held this high and honored
position during bis stay in America. T.
lustri0us Brother Clinton again became
Grand Commander Brother Clinton also
organized the first Commandcry OF knights
Tcmplar IN America.
"This supreme Grand Council OF 33d
degree have never for one day ceased TO
work since IT, creation
our Richmond brothers. having exam
ined thoroughly the legitimacy % this
Council. determined 20 have consistory {:
which was duly organized at the old Ma
sonic Hall on Tuesday night. The follow
ing are the officers:
IlustrIous W. f. Allen, c0mmander-in-
chief.
Ilustrious Charles K. Yancey, first Iieu-
tenant-c0mmandcr.
Ilustriou- John Thompson Brown. ,eo-
Ond lieutenant-cOmmander
T. \. McCaw. grand secretary.
II. \. Macombcr, grand treasurer.
II. \. Atkinson. grand minister Of state.
G.. 4. Ainslie. grand chancellor.
\. W. Archer. grand keeper OF seal.
Ellis stacy, grand hospitaller.
r. Henry Due,berry, grand master OF
ceremony.
After the installation the VI. =. Sovereign
Grand Commander announced the appoint
mcnt Of Illustrious Brother j. j. Wright.
33d degree. as Deputy speciOr-General
for the state OF Virginia. and would also
honor three others with the 33d degree.
and by nomination Of Illu-tri0us Brother,
". T. Allen. Charles Il. Yanccv. and Isaac
:. Tower. by the cOnsist0rv. The 33d de-
gree. and last. was conferred upon these
four gentlemen.
4 leading officer says: "The member
ship are enthusiastic, and promise valuable
aid to their Supreme Grand Council. and
are determined that this branch of Masonry
shall be representative. as promised Toy
their supreme officer. and no longer auto
cratic. A. that rite has heretofore been
known
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Manchester Matters.

Mr.. Wi.ter Archer son Of Or. Edgar
Archer. Of this city. will return 20 the
University % Virginia this week. Mr..
Archer has been in bad health for some
time. and came home % rccuperaie.
The -uit Of Hancock rs. The Richmond
and Danyille Railroad Company was de-
cided IN thc Chesterfield Circuit Court
Tuesday afternoon. Tho jury brought IN
a verdict In favor IT the plaintiff for =.
judge Marshall. counsel for the company.
moved the court o set aside the verdict,
a- Oh, amount WIS under twenty dollars
which motion was granted.
one II the -ult, brought against The
Midlothian Mining Company growing ont
II tine casualty which occurred 40 Coal
field some time since was decided in favor
II the defendant Tuesday evening. II was
REGARDED ~ a test case. There were about
twelve instituted.
In the First. second. and Fourth Ward,
tonight the Democrat, will meet % nomi-
nate councilmcn and magistrate. and %
elect delegate, tO the LyncAhr< tonvcn-
tlon. First Ward elect, ,. second /. and
Fourth >. The Third which meets to-
morrow night elect, >.
II is believed that Oh" CCili'ion.,t, are
holding back 10 deceive tAc people with the
purpose II .pringing ticket Oh the morn
iny u election. Democrats. DEE wary: be-
Jealous. Attend your wIrd-meetings to-
nlght and tomorrow night.
Three small boys were before the Mayor
Yesterday monn- for stealing boat. q
seine. and a tu5-ihc whole Of the value Of
50 or $50. The boys were small. and We're
therefore surrendered % their parents for
punishment. They bad no Intention oi
stealing the property. They wanted 70 20
on fishing expedition. and did 90. and
caught q sturgeon and sold il In Richmond
FOR II 80
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" F~ Company.s Competitive Drill.

Quite large a->ellblagc. including a
number u ladies. were gathered ut the
Reeimental Armory last night 20 witness
the connective drill 0i 49, COMPANY
The company turned out about thirty-uve
men. rank and tile. and the contest Tor SUI
prcmacy was most crcdiiable one.
Prompilv nj $50 O'Clock the company. un-
der command OF Captain \. l.. Elicit. Jr..
marched into the drill-hall. and for fifteen
or twenty minutes went through me VI
riors comUqnv evolutiOn- IN a most sails
factory manner. None Of the men We're
dropped during this portion OF the drill.
but when % came 90 the manual
of arms the individual proficiency %
the men wa, put 10 the test. the Judge,
lCautain, ". r. Clarke. II. T. Miller. e.. d..
Wi,o. and TazcWcll Elett having decided
20 make the condition Of award embrace
General ~Oldicriy hcar'u- and accuracy ln
movement. one hv one the most deficient
were ordered 10 fall 90 the rear unul Tie
contestant, were reduced To tcn-the num-
bcr 10 bee embraced in the roll oi hohoI'
Tlc-trIg.lc between these then grew really
exciting. and a- each uniuckY one was or
dcrcd out Oi line the remaining ones were
rbeercd TO renewed cXerion- by their
comlad,, and the spectators. AZ lat
ONLY two remancd->crgemt %. g..
Cosby. Jr.. who Won the meuAl
N the .a-t competitive d1.l') ana
Private L. =. Lyons. These two We're
then nut through number ~ NOV .menls'
when the Judges decided that the humble
private bad conquered the "ta.l ana sol
dierlv.looking" sergeant. Tie order Tor
sergeant Cosby TO fall 10 the rear was the
occasion ~ Tremendous outlur,l OF ap-
nl,li-c for Private Lyons. The company
vas fsru reformed. and in q few hcltting
rcmark. CAPTAIN TaZewell Elicit presented
tbe old Association Medal 20 the success
mi comnetilor. Ile paid high compile
mep- no the company for their splendid eX-
biLitiop. which he >aid was the best they
had ever made since the days OF the old
and renowned company in anie-OesluM
times. ,..
The roll of honor above referred TO j. a
follows. ranking in the order named: Pr
vate +. +. LYON, who Won the MEDAL
| Sergoont q q. Cosby. Jr.. Private Drake,
Priyofe Carter. Sergeant Z. Mccarthy,
private Darlington. Sergeant j. G. Cosby,
cornoral Boykin. Private Peyton, and Pri-
yate Scott. .,,,
The companv then. accompanied by the
members OF the Association, ABOUT tniTy
Of whom were present. pIoceeueu 70 san
ger Hall. where an elegant upper sertealh III
! Zimmerman's inimitable - yie Ns par'aAeh
OF. The commingling Of the veterans WIN
their youthful successors "ls l' iiose n,, p,eas-
ing. and none regretted the OCCASION Whieh
had brought them toeetlier' Inc Oiu
bows certainly enjoyed II as Wen u not
better. than the Younger ones, ana Ell went
home fully determined 10 have such re-
uuions OftPneF
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Fire In Chesterfield.

The large barn and cOrn-crib on The farm
~ Colonel William r. Gldding-, in Chc,-
tertield. about two miles from Manchester.
wl, DESTROYED ly fire last night about 9
O'Clock. There was a large quantity Of
fodder in the barn, and It j. thought that
some person set fireto il. Two horses. one
carriage. wagon, and a lot Of farming I'M
plements were burned. Col. Giddings was
absent at the zine, having left the city YES
terday afternoon for Williamsburg. The
fire was discovered by a colOred woman.
who was in the kitchen. There were no
men on the premises. and when the ire
was first discovered il had made such head
WAY that the ladies were unable 70 success
fully manage It. The los, will probably
reach SI.SOO. The Manchester Fire De-
partment went as far Is the corporation
line
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

WILLIAM GOLDSMITH 10 \. ~. cfy goods.
ciu-Illg. &C.
FRANK %. HTLI 4 co. . +. NJ. hoa.s lud lot
aud building DTS nu me northwest corner pi
Mar L..i 4ud lian.ncA -tfeei-,and 30 fhc SOUTH
JNO. F.. LAUGHTON. JR.. lo.l \. NJ. boo cAoid
furniture.
GEORGE S.. VA>HOS a -CN. q. T. 81. asi s
dwelling ODD fte Wt.. .l.l, .f Nroos avenue. .I-
ner OF Moro -.r,.t. also. n t.r lD.s 90 A..rs
street.
WILLIAM H. LYME & co.. - r 80. framc
dwelling oI fte arrti tt-t lurl,i 90 tnou. So
ninth aud --ro,--. ..-o. UI.e building 4. O.. HI
ttee side 81 Twenty, ehth teiwe,u " and
90 -ttcf-.
Ot-ARLE- * NDCUHDY. y. VI. ulrc,-,tory
brick .tolt. $50. 2--3 Main treL
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IFonorabIy Acquitted.

The Board u Police Commissioners met
yesterday evening and fully heard the
charge against Sergeant Angle Of conduct
towards Chief Watt Taylor unbecoming an
officer and q gentleman.
The members of the Council Committee
on the Fire Department were present by
invitation " the Board.
4 number Oi witnesses were examined.
and the Judgment of honorahly acquit-
ted " was pronounced NJ the close OF the
nrOceedlngs.
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4 DOWNTOWN MERCHANT having

- passed several sioetl tl'>s nights. sturhed by
the agones and cries OF % suffering child. and hc-
coming convinced thst MRS. WlNSLOW>
SOOTHING SYRUP was Just the article needed
procured asupply f0rthe c.Ild. ON reaching home
and acqaaintGg his wife with what be had done,
she refused 10 have i; administered ~ tie child. as
She was strongly .n favor Of Homeopathy. That
night thc cllld passed ID suffering and he parcni
without sleep. Returning home tb. day following,
tie father found thc baby still wor~e and. while
contemplating another sieericss night ;hc mother
stepped from Tie room o. attend to 4ofse domestic
duties and left thc father with The child. During
her absence be- admin 'crcl portion Of the
soothing syrup 20 ihc baby and said nothing
That might ail hands slept well, ind thc ltle fei-
low awphc ln tlc morning bright and happy. The
mother was delighted with Tie sudden ami ron-
lerful change aud .iihou-h no first offended q ih'
deception r.lcticet upon hor. has fnt.uGei. ~ ls,
tnc syrup. aud -u. ring. crying tui,~ mi ro-i.o-.
nights l-yc li-lf Ie,gcd. sil-,ir tla n t.e ,s-
rupnoycr vo' i4ilef to relieve tic nai aad over
com, tne 10. lgdlcc- oi ,h, mo.A.r
sold y 40 druggist; -sc. hottie.
my --.. ID f,-
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Hebrew MemoriaI-Day.

The ladies of the Hebrew Memorial ~
sociation. assisted bv such Of their friends
OF the Oakvood and Hollywood Associ1-
tions a. will Join them in their loyingwork.
will this afternoon decorate the graves Of
those soldiers If the Coniederacy who are
buried IN the Hebrew cemetery.
Contributions OF flowers will be very ac-
cepfable.
The Walker Light Guard viii assemble
m the arm0ry at O'Clock this evening, in
fall uniform. and will march out 20 the
cemetery % assist the Iadie, in the work Of
decorafiOu
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VOL. LXIII.
A DvERTIsrNG CHEATS.

p" II has become SO common 20 write the begin
ming Of an article In elegant, interesting man.
nor.
Then run It into some advertisement that We
avoid an such,
And simply call attention 10 The merits Of Hor
Biiters In as plain, honest terms as possible
To Induce people
"To give them one trial, which 50 proves their
value that they will never use anything elsc.'
THE REMEDY so favorabIy noticed IN all the
papers,
Religious and secular, IS
Having large sale, and Is supplanting all
other medicines.
There Is no denying the virtues of the Hor
plant. and the prcprietors Of Hop Bitters have
shown great shrewducss
"A And ability
LIN compromising medicine whose virtues are
so palpabic 20 every ones observation
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Living Unconscious OH the Street.

4 white man named James ]. Harris
was found on Tuesday evening lying IN an
unconscious condition ON seventeenth
street between Clay aud Ncnable. He was
taken 10 the almshousc for treatment. ana
had not rcgaincd his CONSCIOUSNESS yesier-
day.
II was first thought that Le had received
bis injury IN q har-room. but The police re-
port that they have investigated the matter
and find that it was received in an acci-
dental fall.
The doctors are unable % tell Yet
whether the skull is fractured or not. Har-
rs j. certainly in a dangerous condition.
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gichmond.s op,ortuptty.

10 H'e Edit0r Of the Dispatch:
Ny attention a few days since was forci-
oiy struck by very significant article in a
rustic Journal. calling attention 10 the fact
that, while expositiOns were in order,
Richmond was most nit place for tobae-
co display. This is al alLimportant matter
TO each and every citizen Of this Common
wealth, and could he made a grand success
II that fatal disease, oll-Iogyism, could
have some remedy applied to kill IL. OF
course the display would not be simnly TO-
bacco, but a general exposition. a " minia-
ture worlds fair" 70 last from september
10 January. As a stimulus 10 such an uu-
dertaking, listen Lots i'm Atlanta, Ga.
before her Cotton Exposition brought so
per front foot; the same now demand $50
per foot. Several large c0u0n-faetories
have been born Of the same mother. One
hotel cleared S3J.000 just think OF il. ye
men Of Richmond. and after thinking let
the verdict be overwhelmingly for an expo
sltOn. PROGRESS.
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Is rf.hnf.utruI uanyillc r1ir. 3. .leht miles
.,iu lst,hnl ud. nuly fHeuty milHlU8 u-r ~ rell,
yiIi .r.i NAt D TH Tor Csc % cc.fl arroslmod1-
t.art rtm.lics breaking uu h0u-th ir- fr the
simmer large addition aId yfry mpsst1nt in-
ruK ut DPS FlI iz uladC.
To .n-lnr. .-inpu obliged t1 ic in ftrf = iit IT,
tf. -IM .4f: RESORT Drrr- auu u .,a lnifse
b. iIE .ni rl' SAINT " access. Lazy NJ vel
.Iflllied .lrtpInc-r00ms. single ana 90 -nic Tor
flmltt-. Ilrgc dlnlng-rnDrl, Wide AIS uue
.s..a.l-. glr. su-. x. The celebrated VI plf-tfap
" ffer "a dfaughf 90 Hli times Tor the patrons
1f he hotel. liop- and lawn I4iriic~ VIII D.
Fpn during thc ~steou. biillnrl- tnt popi-
tables. buwtiur-1lley, crpgu-t- fpuufls- AVN
tennis. c8ITiage-hnuses ant sthllfA PIE ts.ai,t !
drives fiyc daily trains pass f.e hntf- \ ipll
rr.. and string band viii Ie ln aftrutAnre during
tie -ct-oM. Rooms can De- ENGAGE l.id ia i"rinA-
f.uu KiI be given. 40 tie Dlicc Of tEANh ID.
HILL & e. b.. los Main street.
y r.. T0exfursiYn aud pic-uic parties Desiring
rD VISIT Bon Alr for Gay lf pie. urr tni irffrA-
IiOu -ueclli arrlag gelltnf- sill De- inft'r.
". -. JAMl~ a. rDss
90 ...rr.s Esr.frf fl~a.
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Basc-BnIl.

THE oUE-BoYS PLAY TIE RICHM0NDs A CLOSE
AND EXCITING CANE.
In the contest between the Our-Boys and
the Richmond- yesterday eyeningthe game
was well played by the Our-Boy-. they ac-
cepting every chance. while the Rlchmonds
dad some loose fielding The pitching of
L1touche and the catching Of Nash were
good. Had they been properly supported
the game would have shown lower figure.
These two clubs play their last game to-
day. The following i. The score in full:
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In the case Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company "a nonresident corpora
tionl against John J.. Hamilton q az.
Judge Bond Yesterday delivered an opin-
ion Granting an injunction restraining said
Hamilton. collector, from selling certain Of
defendants property levied on for taxes,
said taxes having been rendered in cou-
pons and refused. lie thought the cou-
pons should have been received.
Judge Hughes, district judge, who de-
livered his opinion Tuesday. thought the
Injunction should be denied; but the in
junction is granted by Judge Bond, who
is the circuit Judge.
The state may or may not carry the ease
to the Supreme Court Of the United States.
Judge Bond has several other eases un-
der consideration, wherein he is To decide
whether the same remedy is available to
citizens Of Virginia.
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UrsrrNGs CoURr.-The following cases
were disposed of yesterday:
James Brady, charged with stealing a
watch from j. J. sutton, was tried and ac-
quilted. -,,
with the same offence, n0Ae proSeqm was
entered.
Everett Melton was found guilty OF as
saulting and wounding Policeman Colgin
and fined $50.
p. A. Haskins (colored), charged with al
lowing gambling to be carried on in his bar
room. pleaded guilty and was fined slOO.
The Hustings Court will be in session I'M
iii FRIDAY next, the 18th instant. Those
who have not as yet applied for licenses to
sell liquor will have until that time TO do so.
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MozARr TO-NIGHT.-Miss Bessie starr,
of the Peabody Conservatory, Baltimore,
will appear thi, evening. First, overture,
" Semiramide." lRossini.) orchestra; zee
ond. soprano solo, The DAISY (Aru,Il,l
Miss Bessie starr; third. violin solo, Mt:
Henry f. Laube fourth, q, g" Traumerei,.
tSchumann.l orchestra-b. swedish We'd
ding March," (Soedermanl; fifth, soprano
solo. "Loreley," Liszt.) Miss Bessie starr 4;
sixth. clarinet solo, " Faniasie,' lBaerlnan, ,
sig. F. JardelIa; seventh, "Tramway Cal
Iop.r Gobbaerts.) orchestra.
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PROFESSOR sEEMAS.-ThIs magician con.
,inues his entertainments at the Richmond
Theatre. Last night among the best prizes
given away was solid gold watch. drawn
5v Mr. p. sutton; stem-winding gold
watch by Mr.. Pat. Foley, and an elegant
iamn by Mr. II. L. styiI. Handsome pre-
sents win be given away tonight.
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SENSE COMPRESSED.

1T Is DIFFICULT TO GIVE IN a DOZrN
Inns TIE REASONS WHY TARRANlN :
Sci TIER APEElENT SHOULD BE PREF r.
RED A. \ CORREt IINk AND ALIEt AllN 7.
FlRSTLY.IT ALLAI~ FEVER; SECONDLl y
IT CLEANSES THE BOWELS WIIHOl T AlO-
LENCE or PAIN; IHlRDLl.lI loNE> IllE
FLOW OF BILE; flFTHLY, TT PROMOTE
HEALTHY PERSPEATlON; SlAIHLI. III
RELIEVES THE SYSTEM FROM INWllgLE-
>OtIE HTMOR~. StNfNIHLN. TT TRAN
OClLLiZES THE NERVES; ElGtTHll, 1T
ACTS UPON TIE BLOOD A. 4 fPIRt Mt
AND LASTLY. 1T FORMS ON or IHE MOS
EVER PASSED DOWS THE THROAT OF AN
INVALID. SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
lmy j->a.Tu&Th2wl
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porrcr CouRT.-The following eases
were disposed Of YESTERDAY:
james Coghlin was fined - Tor assaulting
and heating Douglas Mifiieton.
Frank Oyerman, drunk and disorderly.
Fined g.
ing and beating Robert Crostic.
". II. Crone. a sample-merehant, was
scnt ON 20 tie grand jury for selling goods
Inv sample without license.
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T HAVE JUST RECEIVED NJ !
1 SPRING STOCK OF GOODS, CHiNESEs
MATTINGs OF al grades OIL w Sr LII, IL rI, az
and HOLLANDS COENlCE and coz ILL., Situ
POLEs. LACE-CURTAlNs. &c. sas- PAPEsh-
.-,ao,,iv attended To- Work done IN town or
country. a uitnd ~ - ".
ap 2Z-2m 1911 NAN Siiee'- h'ei'nD"-' ~
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FATHER IS GETTING WILL

= III7-lF y " 7 ~ " 11I''7'
" Ny daughters say:
" How much better father is since he used Hop
Bittors.~
" Tie s. getting well aficr his long suii ring from
disease declared incurahle."
" And we are so clad that he used your Bitters."
my I7-Th'w Sa&Tu1m
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A nArGHTrR,S Misery.

Eleven years our daughter suffered on bed Of
misery
From n complication Of kidney. liver, rheu-
matte trouble. and nervous debility.
" Under the care OF The best physicians.
" Who gave her disease various names,
" But no relief,
" And now she Is restored % rs IN good health by
rs simple a remedy rs Hop Bitters. that we had
summed for years before using 1.-THE PA
RENTS.
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MILLINERY.

VISITORS TO THE CITY WILL ~ .
' FIND TT To- THEIR ADVANTAGE FtHzS
to can on Ngs. T.. T.. MORRIS, 5fI Bfold siAs~s
.fr. ef. -rrrr tLsr wiu f4d tL.bAAl An.
CHEAP NllLIs -Rf to sI.t 30.
~tcrlal .4le fo- .rro l4 ys only - ttAtIIFil J.
Them. nay l6-4t
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In letter from Hon. Mrs. Perry, Castle Grey,
Limerick, Ireland, Browns BRONCHIAL
THOCUEs are thus referred 20: Having brought
your Bronchial Troches' With me when came
to reside here. found that after had given them
away 10 those considered required them. the poor
people viii walk for miles to get a few For
coughs. cold, and ihroat-diseases they have no
equal. SOLD ONLY II BOXES. Price 25 cents.
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DON AIR HOTEL.

The fne HOTEL NJ Bon Air and EA UR,ION
GRDf ND- are nov open fOr tine reception uf
Z guc.is. Every celicacy II the season VII De-
served and the lc-sees promise entire --nsftcnou
% uurli desiring 90 spend the heated Term AT tniS
delightful suburban resort.
Telephonic communication with nll p rts or th-
cifv. All Of the flshtonl le outdoor riIH rncnts
uu The gr0und-. Professor ~itsFIt k.ot'N
BRASS AND STRING BAND VII cniiyeu tie
ptrt.c. ,l,. Id 2 further iuf0 nation about
rp, D.. ec..slii .pply o. tRANN =. ~ so,
80 Nam .f,.st NJ ~.JAMi n * -DN.
... l-.Tf PrtnriftoF4.
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The Revue Mode.

containing French fashion-plate, also the
Youn0 Ladies' Journal for June, have
heer Received from y. Leonard, newsdeal'
er 90 oos Main street. All Of the latest fash
ions can be found in these papers
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The RIne nnd the Cray.

There will be quite reunion !, ~ ol veterans
Of the Confederacy and Of the mon army
NJ Mozart Hall tomorrow nlglt-the oeca-
SION being lecture on The Blue and the
Grayv 10 be delivered by Corporal James
Tanner. Of New York, .,..
The Corporal is sald to be an eloquent
s,aairer he lost both legs in the war
I'M nth" he +. reader than bomb proofs " OF
tbe % North 10 show his good-willand respect
- The be- net proceeds Of the lecture H will be
equally divided between Lee L;,, lamp ana
phil Kearney Post, Of this city,
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DID SIZE DIE 2

"she fingered aud suffered along, pining away
all The time for years.
IS Tie doctors doing her no good"
And al last was cured by this Hop Bitters the
papers say SO much about"
Indeed Indeed!n
How thankful we should be Tor that medicine"
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CARPETS. OIL-CLOTIIS. &c.

II p. RICHARDSON IL co.,
500 EAST MAIN STREET PACE BLOCh ,
me- in their warprOOms a complete assortment OF
CANTON MATTiNGs,
LACE CURTAINS
CT'RTAIN Material,
WINDDW-SHADE-.
CARPETINGS,
OII-CIOTH.
CORTICINE.
LINOLEUM,
RUGS,
DOOR-MATs.
COCOA-MATTING, &C.. &C.
nv l7-dlw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-17

Finest Green Tea,
Finest English Breakfast lea,
Finest Japan Tea,
Finest Oolong Tea,
Old Government Java Coffee,
Genuine Laguayra Coffee,
and Table Luxuries of the purest and bes'
quality can be bought OF
JosKpH VI. BLAIR, Grocer,
sos Main street pace Block.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-17

Received from G. +. Johnston, news
dealer. the Young ladies' Journal for
lime, II i an excellent No, filed with
the latest summer fashions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-17
uorrLs ANo n0.H0ING.Io g-Es.

BOARD FOR THE SUMNER AT
ID BUCK ROE,
on Che-apcl ke bay. two milos rrom Ola Point.
GOOD .lsRlNG AND Rf-BAriiN,i.
For terms apply % Mrs. NJ 4. HERB tr,
hampton, ". or
my lS-2v ". n. CURTIS FirlmOud.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-17

THE sUNKEN Rye. the palid complexion, the
dishguring eTuptions On the face, inGic te that
there is somethlng wrong going On within. Expol
the lurking Zoe 20 health. AYERS sARsAPARILLA
was devised for that purpose; and & does b..