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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
sfrny OId.Norid Notes.


For a vacant situation in one OF the Pa
risian banks-s place worth about $3.50 a
ycar-therc have been, /, i, said. no fewer
than 5000 applications.
Mr. Angelo Beck has modelled bust of
Cardinal Manning. having had five >lttlngN
from his Eminence. A copy OF the bust
Ia, been placed I'm the italian church, M
IiattOn Garden.
An umbrella loan society has bccn or
.anized in Berlin. offices will soon be-
opened IN various parts OF the city, where
members OF the society, "ior moderate
deposit and 4 trilling fee,' NAV procure an
umbrells at any time.
Under the leadership OF Victor Hugo It
i, proposed to erect a monument in France
10 thu memory OF Gustave Flaubert, but
several weeks Of labor have secured only
s.O00i. for toe purpose. Theatrical aid
will probsbiy be called ia TO add to the
fund.
Prince George OF Wales. when hr leaves
Greenwich. will 20 to Heidelberg Tor
two or three months stay with Professor
lime. under whose care Prince Edward
was placed last summer. Professor Tine
recently visited the Prince of Wales IN
Scotland.
Liberal meeting IN salisbury lew
NIGHTS befoIe the death OF PostmaSterGen-
erai Fawceit, the father OF lir. Fawcett de-
liyered an address. Its age u ninety-tSo.
In closing his addreS, he said he h0p0d his
bearers might all live aS iopgas he has lived
and be as happy.
Professor CurtiIs, the Greek historian,
was presented with marble bust of hlln-
sell three weeks ago In Berlin. Among
the subscribers TO the fund were the crown
Prince and his son-in-law. the hereditary
Prince OF axe-Meiningen. The Professor
has Just reached hi, seventieth birthday.
From the waters OF the Seine was rccoy-
cred, three weeks ago. the body ot a man
dressed In women's clothes. In pocket
was fond note. which read rs follows !:
MY name Is Gordon. ieather-deaier.
have dressed A. woman 10 throw my
family od my track. | am committing
suicide for personal motives
At southampton, in Eusl,nd. were re-.
Gently on exhibition several rebel fii,s,
captured by General Gordon, in China.
and some fdc-Simifss OF a message written
In Arabic cipher, aud sent out by him from
Khart0um, secreted In quli. There was
also on view the last letter written by Nei-
son before the battle Of Trafalgar.
A London merchant, late in the last cen
tury, was stopped by some gentlemen Of
the road. when crossing Hounslow Heath
one dark night and duly relieved OF fi2o
In gold, besides his wstch and iewelry. AT
parting the courteous and considerste high
wsymen presented the merchant, As a sou.
renir OF their meeting and OF the interes.-
Ing fact that he had been relieved OF his
membranes, with git-edyed copy Of
the New Testament.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
Personals and Briefs

7. Il. r.. Wright. Commonwealth al
torney oi Essex, j. in the city.
\ meeting Of the City Democratic COM
mittce will be held on next Tuesday night.
Parties having bills should at once have
them made out and properly certified By
the parte, who contracted them.
The friends OF Major John II. Claiborne
will press his claims to thr pO>tm lstcrship
OF this city.
Senator Loyenstcin i, also mentioned in
cOnnt ctiOn with the office.
Mr.. :. i. Carr and Miss Annie W. sims
were married Wednesday at the residence
OF tie brides father. DR.. x. H. Sims. in
Brunswick county. Immediately after the
marriage the happy couple left for IN eX-
ten,iyr tour North. Mr. Carr !. . popular
member oi the To- Geo Exchange, and Il
Of the firm OF ,arr Il Dickinson. His
friends wish him pleasant journey through
life.
The name OF Mr. John +. Meredith will
be urged Tor the office oi collector OF Gus
toms here.
The Grays will give IN exhibition drill
Tonight at the armofy and afterwards be
inspected bv Colonel 10. Lane Stern, in
spcctor-general.
jefferson Lodge. No. 10, order OF the
Golden Chain. elected rbe following officers
at the last meeting: Past Commsndant, e..
l.. Currie; Commandlnt, T. l.. Crouch {;
Vice -COmmandant. !. q. Taylor; Assist
ant Comnaudant, +. Z. Murry; Preia,c. &.
II. Reynoid; secretary, C. N. BOsher; Col
loctor. Ike wortheim; Treasurer, T. Whit
lock; Guide. II. L. Baker; Guardian. NJ.
Benhime: Sentinel. W. y. Bowler; Mcdi-
cal Examiner. DR.. W. X. Jennings; Trus-
tees. Robert \. Northern. George l.. Currle,
and J. o. raylOr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
BLAINE'S CIVIL-SERF VICE REFO RM.
His Private secretary Draws Pay n a STATE
Department. Employee.

4 Washington. ID. C., special saws: AZ
an illustration OF the fact that James G..
Blaine. historian, does not look upon pub
lie Office a. a public trust. the following
facts regarding his private secretary are
pertinent: Thomas II. Sherman has for
many years been BIaine's private secre-
iary. lie was acting in that capacity
I'm 1876, at the time Of the 50.
called Mulhgan investigation, and il was
to him Blaine handed the Mulllgan let
ters one by one n he read them on the floor
of the House. Sherman has been with
Blaine throughout all the exciting events
Of the latter's career. Not long after the
Maine statesman was made Secretary OF
State in 1881, the name Of Thomas III. Sher-
man was put on the rolls OF the State De-
partment, and II has been there ever since.
lie has been nominally at the head Of di-
vision in the Consular Bureau, but be has
not been near the State Departments since
the ist OF last June and is not expected there
before the 1T OF December. During all
these months and while on the pay-rolls of
the Government, Sherman has been absent
with Blaine. acting a. his privat" secretary
and tClcgraph-OperatOr He was with
Blaine when ibe Republican candidate
wrote the paragraph OF his letter OF ac-
cepiance protesting adhesion to the prinei-
pies OF ciyIl-service reform. Initiating the
thrifty example of his father, Walker
Blame. son Of the historian, has been many
months absent from his post OF duty. while
drawing pay ~ assistant counsel OF the
United States before the Court OF Alabama
Claims Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
A victory for the Kendall Company

The supreme Court OF Appeals yester-
day affirmed the Judgment OF the Circuit
Court OF Richmond in the matter Of the
Kendall Bank-Note Company against the
Commissioners OF the sinking Fund. The
suit grew out Of the printing OF the bonds
issued under the Riddieberger act. The
Kendall Bank-Note Company were con-
tracted with and did their work, but the
Malone commissioners two olt OF three
refused 10 receive the bonds after they
were printed. The Company sued and got
Judgment for about $4,000; the Commits
sioners appealed to the Supreme Court OF
Appeals, which tribunal s,istains the lower
court. TO meet this Obligation the Legis-
Iature will have TO make an appropriation.
A petition will probably be presented to
the Legislature to-day setting forth all the
facts and asking that the money be voted
10 pay the bill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
TROUBLE AT THE THEATRE.
Ar,e., or ". T. Powell - warra., sworn
Dat by his Wifi.

On Yesterday afternoon about $40
O'Clock w. T. POWELL manager OF the
Richn,ond Theatre. was arrested on war.
rant sworn on, by his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth
Powell, cbargipg him with assiuiiiuS and
heating her in her home al the Theatre.
He was taken 10 the Second police station
and there allowed bail by Justice Perrin
for bis Appearance next Tuesday II the TO
lice Court, Sergeant q. NJ. Angle becoming
surety In the sum OF Si0C.
Mrs. Powell was visited last evening ny
DiSpdtck reporter. She was found III
her room suffering from severe blows given
by the hand OF her husband. She was
naturally much affected by the circ'lm-
stances, vet bore up under them with sur
prising fortitude, and gave her statement
Of the affair In quiet and precise language.
She represented that Mr.. Powell had Of
late had some difference with her as 10 the
management Of the Theatre. She alleged
that he desired certain features introduced
in the Theatre, which. while they would
give temporary emolumeDt. would detract
from the proper conduct oi the manage.
ment.
ON Yesterday afternoon, when he was
about leaving the city, with satehei In
hand. in obedience 10 telegram, words
passed between husband and wife. At the
elimination OF the interview Powell an
nounced that he Was leaving the city and
his wife forever. She followed him TO the
lobby OF the Theatre, and, seizing him by
the arm, begged him no, 10 leave her, II
the same time calling upon an attend
ant 10 close the Theatre doors. She
represented that hereupoD Powell struck
her violently with his left hand upon her
right cheek, and, suffering from the blow,
she called loudly upon Mr.. Wyatt, who
was i'm the boX-ofice. for help: that
Powell then raised the heavy satchel
which he carried and dealt her
blow, which was partially ward
ed OF by Mr.. Wyatt. who op-
portunely ran m between them. The
blow. Notwithstanding, proved 80 severe
that she was prostrited, and her physician.
Dr. white. was Of opinion that but for
the timely interference OF Wyatt her skull
might have been fractured. She further
stated that she was the sole owner Of the
Theatre. would in future assume it, man
agcmtni, and that no interruption Of en-
gagcmcnts would follow the change.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
Caution.

Consumers Of "Dill's Best " tobacco will
please notice carefully the yellow tag on
same. and see that it has the wording. In
black letters. "Dll's Best" Other tobac-
eos are being placed on the market with a
tag similar in coloring 10 the "Dlrs Best "
tag. and may mislcad consumers OF this
celebrated brand oi tobacco. To be genll-
inc. the little yellow tag must have ON
"Dill's Best" In buying, do not ask Tor
the little yellow tag, - formerly, bui
"Dilrs Best" aud see that you get what
YOU ask for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
New Route Opened for Our RsehssesA
Trade and Travel ON . New nssi.

The Virginia Steamboat Companv's
steamer Ariel now runs IN regular connse-
ton with the Atlantic and DanviIle rail-
road. connecting at Claremont for W0rer-
w. Va. and all stations. By the schedule
which l. now In operation passengers can
leave Richmond by the Ariel every Non-
day "Wednesday, and Friday. at A. NJ.
and arrive at WWerly at 3i5 L. NJ. Re-
turning, leave Wayerly 10 A. NJ, and ar
rive At Richmond i:S0 7. ".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
THE lsueaS.

Al j::;0 O'Clock the Democratic members
Of the General Assembly met Ia conference
IN the Senste chamber.
Hon. X. III. CardwelI was unanimously
nominated Tor Judge OF Hanover county to
nil the vacancy caused by the death OF
Judge w. W. Newman, and Thomas K.
Dew TO ill the vacancy occasloned by the
resignation OF Judge J. Il. G. Jones, OF
Klng aud Queen county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21

Mr.. J. Mckinley White. OF Armstrong,
Gator & Co.. Baltimore, while on visit 10
New York Just before the election, pro-
posed TO bet Mr.. W. q. Hitchcock, an
ardent Blaine man Of that city, tha. Clcye-
land would he elected, AIR. Hitchcock,
being opposed to betting. agreed tina, he
would give his check 10 Mr.. White for
500, to be donated to any charitable in
stitdtion he might select, when It should
appear that Cleveland was elected. True
10 bis promise, the cheek was sent to Mr..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21

We were pleased 10 notice the arrival OF
Mr.. II. Tyler Jones and his pupil, Master
Henry Tyler Sutton, of surry. The pupil
and his tutor came up 10 witness the grand
celebration of our victory. The stronx
Democratic principles Of Mr.. Jones has In
spired like patriotism In his pupil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
the ..Nsass- IN R~A.

In order TO supply the great demand for
The Red state containing an account
OF the grand Democrats: jubilee last Tues
day night, We will issue an extra number
Of copies Of that date sufficient for the
wants OF all. which will be- on sale at ths
state office this morning. Two cents per
copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
lNoCULArEp POISON.

some c,ghi years sgo secsvDe uhe victim OF a
f,srful Blood-Poison cOm = uuicstcd by nursr
To my infant, and thence tsroagh tbe breast, and
ssneIcd for SIX long ycsH. The hacury aud Pot
zsh treatment secmed 10 drve Che poi~0n fatshei
isto my ~ stem. only g. bsezk cot ia worse form
sn other portions n my body. Thrce month, ago
began taking swtft's SpcoAc, ssd II has cured
se sound aud we'll IL Is tn greatest blessing
which has come 70 mssssoa sr -esrs
Mrs. a. W. LEE,
nozI-Iw Grecnrule, Aa.. a4,stsssber 4, 1854.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21

The Board Of sinking Fund Coom.s'
sionsrs met yesterday and purchased W
following bonds:
Thomas Branch & Co., e2S0oO 81 -;
$4,000 at -.
Campbell a Schoolersft, e1,700 ae p1.3y.
Davenport & Co.. $4,000 al u; eioso1
al IS.
r. Millhiser, 5000 at $40.
Stern brothers. Baltimore, $4,000 AZ
$3.50; $500 st 1910.
Total. se4. 700 Of bonds. which were sll
that were offered, tor $Jo.5SS.1s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21

y. Y. RANDOLPH trtRtee. u Z. d., sos Main
street books, stationery, 30.
WILLIAM JENKINS, 1880 y. W., ban,nas,
apples, Sc.
r. u. COOK, 10 4. ", furniture, So.
u n. FOX CO.. 1870 4. 81, bananas.
l.. POWERS. l.. w., orange. and hanana>.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21

Especial telegram TO she Dispcseh.l
WASHINGTON. November 2o-l2:S0 n. ~.
For the Middle Atlantic States. slightly
warmer. fair weather. variable winds, gen
eraIy from west 10 south.
For the South Atlantic States, fair wet
tber, slight rise In temperature, northeriy
winds. becoming variable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
OycrcOats.


Light. medium, and heavy-wcight
Oyprcoats
in great variety at low prices. Look at them.
T.. u. SPENCE 4 Son,
Ninth aud Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
NEW PrRI.ECATIOhs. q.

NEW III tBIksAfiOts'
"'THE CIVIL WAR IN THE CEN
TURN.
soric- of srarhically-i.luiirated papers on tle
great battles ~ the Cyl War. written by generals
high ia command upon both sides lincludins Gen
clal. Grant. Loug>ircct. Mcclellan. BoWrceald,
lill. Pope Eo.ecran., Admiral Porter, and many
others !. begun in the November number Of THE
CENTURY MAGAZINE, With an article on
..BILL RUN"
It.fNtEAL e.. r. ~ tUEbGAEp.
Tho aim Is To present Interesting personal exp
rtcucc-, with ull and accurate Illustrations. Ac-
companvne papers on "Rccolleeticns of : fri-
,atc viii addNduc 10 4 series which the conduct
or or THE CENTURY bcliey, 1" be tue mp,t
important ever undrrjaLcn 10y them. In tue De
,cmb,r number j, a fnc ror'railo Of General Gr'u'
and AN article "n
FORT DONEI.>ON,
~ GrNEENL wuLAcE.
rhi, number also contains a capital short story
b, Marx Twain, aud mauy other feature. In an
carly issue wlIappcar the paper on
"sruOn,"
O., GENERAL GRANT.
Er.iN ,rnscnIrrIoN, WIN NovENuEs. 9ni
get hr.t chapter, Of Hower's new novel of an
American busincs,-msn. Price. - year 81
cents number.
rnE CENTURY COMPANY,
no9l.t New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

reputation Of tn night besovv. b seegpod
company and givee . mest pe:aeeraese -
iorm,uce. Topight the xrrae LscAeo -
erie. R-trslIs. willie Given. .! b1eesv
Lmtie Duke for matinee, and = ns1nt
Ohvs.ie entire and gems from ~ ~ esses
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21

Df. J. Brrdh,i6 Dear Sir.-S"ne nttccn 1eaIs
.rO examined tbc recipe Of Female Regulator
zad carefully studied authorities In regard 10 lis
colopoacnis. and thea IA, well as nowi pronounce
u 90 b. the most scientific znd skillfm con'bina-
lion OF the really reliable remedial vegetable
zsenis known TO science. 10 act directly on Tue
affected Organs snd parts >yiapathi>ins direcuv
with thsm; sud. therefore, providing SPECIFIC
RENEDV for all diseases for whrh Its reeoia-
mcHdcd Yours truly,
IGSSE BORING, ". H., ID. u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21

The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cold.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY: q A. NJ, %;
"a. NJ, 81; noon, SO; +. NJ, 3; y.
NJ. a: midnight, 40.
Mean temperature, <S So.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21

y OOO BARRELS FRESH ROCK
C,OtO LAND LIME. per schooner Aifred
Keen. now due. Tor sale low from vessel. On hand
frcsh stocks Rosendsle Cement. Caleined Plaster
Iaths. Plssferins, Hair, f,rc Brick aud Clay:
WARMER MOORE.
Foot Seventeenth street. sonth side Dock.
.uiosc, Gari, Lamp and hroppd i1sster.
, 40 iS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21

Last night the Wilbur Opera Company
presented Lseoeq's comic opera. LATHE
Duke, to very dne audience. The entire
caste did well, fully sustaining the good
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21

Treatise on the Health aud Happiness Of woman
mailed frce 10 spv address.
THE BRADfIFLD REGULATOR COMPANY
BoN IS, Atisnta. Ga.
no 2I-dlw&~lti
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21

We have received from ". Leonard, No.
90s Main street, Puck. The Century, and
IIarper's Weekly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21

old newspapers at twenty-five cents per
hundred at the Dispatch counter,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
Personal.
or ADMINISTRATIONS.

Studying mp for The new Administration j.
.snbtlc-, bard business How to please the coih-
ius buyers Of the city and vicinity Is all wc care
iosiudy, and II keeps Us pretty busy all the time
~ are always on the lookout for something o.
attract Your attention. The subject uDperinosi la
ihe minds Of gonicin IL whoarc In want Of OVER
COATS 8, where 10 get the INCEST, BEST
LOOKING. DRES>Y nvFECOhT for The least
morcN.
wcr,cc,cd to-da, rN o iOr> or SPECIAL
BARGAIN oNERCOkTs. They aic medium
weight.
ABIACh aud e Blue DIAGONAL SATIN
PACED. ELEGANT CoAT-eI2 is tie price.
Three shades @: BROWN and CLAEET sILk-
FACE SATIN SLEEVES, snK-YELvET col.
LAEs-s20. Remember these DREsSN OVER
GOATS are from 80 10 ~ ureast-mca,ure.
\ fun Iinc Of GIUE. BLACK, aud BROWN
gEkVERs from $40 81 ego.
Anothcr lot Of those BROWN and BLUE CHIN
emilia COATS aud VESTS at sIo aud $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21

White. who, having been q Cbnfederaes
soldier In the MARYLAND line ios four years,
sends the tl00 ~ Colonel John \. Purcell.
10 be passed 10 sbe treasurer Of the soldis7s
IIos,>e ffrstd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21

For prompt returns on sales OF rents OF
real estate. call on X. b. Cbailin TO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
SANED HER LIFE.
HMM. MclNro,n CorNrY, On.

RIDGE. MclNT0>H CnrNrN, Ga.
Dr. j. Brodfeid: Dear Sir,-i have taken Sev-
eIal bottles Of your Female Regulator for diseases
Of sixteen years standing, and Esai,tr BELIEVE
CURED ESTfCEtY, foi which please accent
my heartfelt thanks and most profound gratitude.
/ know Nour medicine saved nv life - .oo see I
cannot speak too highly IN its favor. I have
recommended IL TO several OF NV frieads who are
suffering - was.
Your very respectfully,
Mrs. ". T.. STEEHINS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
gNDEHTAKEHs.

". BILLUI'S 4 son, frn
IL. FTRNIefIISG UNDKRT AkKiis, >>sA~
l5oG EAST MAIN sretSr iusscr ~. Charles
sio<ftl
BIRIAf.. CASES. SttkoJDS, and FUNERAL
CONVEY AkCbss farSisied n al hsars-
Telegraph orders Sttcedes 10 Cay OF Htght.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
MoKE TRIxY CIGARS.

THE DisrATCu JOB-pnINTING ifOusE Is thor
oughly equipped 10 DO all kinds OF book- AND
JoE.PHINriNO at the shortest notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21

TESTED 4 orAgTER OF A CENTUGY-Ir
STANDS UNGIVAILED.
Lagrange,
Br d. Brodtrid, Ationic, CO.. Dear >ir,-i
take pleasure IN stating thai have used. for the
iaa twenty wears. the medicine YOU ATE now put
ting up, known ss Dr. Braddeid's fensie fcsu-
lstor and consider II the besi combination ever
gotten together for the diseases foe ~'uch II II
recommended. VITA liude,t regard, am, ~
specially.
". g. FfEHEiL, VI. u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
xrw roAD TO WASHINGTON.

Mr.. Fred. Il. Scott stated 10 the Board
that before the Senate Committee on Roads,
in the discussion oi the bill proposing 10
charter a company to build a new railroad
between Richmond and Washington. n had
been stated that the businessmen of Rich
mond were not In favor Of the scheme. He
asked m expression Of opinion from the
Board on the subject. He stated that II the
charter bc granted the road would be built /;
il would be huilt by gentlemen largely in-
tcrc,tcd in tbe CoaSi Line. and thu, Rich
mond would have two line, to Washing
ton.
Mr.. Potts offered lrc,olution. which wl>
unanimously passed. heartily endorsing the
new read.
Adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
ID |. q q -.

An interesting treatise on Blood aud Ssin-Dis-
ease viii be mailcd free 90 Sny one who Will send
their address to the swifi Spcciuc Company,
Bawer 2, Ailpn;s. Ga.
VANDERBlLT's MILLIONS
e.uld not Duy from me What S~ifts Spccidc las
snne for me- n cured of Scrofuia in its worst
form after had suffered with ~ fifteen tong years
aud had tried an the remedies, csiy 20 break down
-, bcalih and MAX e me almost helpless.
MRS. EIIyARETH BAkkR,
Acwortb, Ga, Jay Is, 1854.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

boon AND jon PR.srING neatly eSscnted at The
D.paich Inb-l'nntng lIOuse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21

yIyMLIAN II. SUTHERLANDes-
w SONS, FURNISHING UNDFR-
PAEFHs, bc;weea seventh and ttsbul, TIA sASI
NAN sTgFff, have fsTSc aAssrtiacnt OF
HiiROIiDs, WOOD aas METALLIC CASkEiS.
cASB,S. and CI',TW Ctsh Els at low prfces.
TO DAY night. "c SS-i"1eoNSm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
pIcnMoND PERPETUAL BULB
NC. LOAN. AND rKUsr coSrANy,

ING. LOAN, AND TRUST cosrANf'
No. 1900 asix sfEEsT tcspxE PLANTERS
NATIONAL BANKl.
IUCIRS T.. Bass, prcsiocal:
JoItN !. MnfcuT, Vice -tsraadfat.
WILLIAM LossSsrsiS, Cashier.
MONTY LOANED OS RIA gSrArE os IA.
xorsbs terms returaable ia sseslaiy "a aime ats.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT..
DEPOSITS RECEIVED IN this depsrtmest,
ard INTEREST ALLOWED ~ Ne rate OF 3 Der
cfpfntn per anuum. Security aadosibted
os3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
HERE ARE SOME CHOICE PLUMs
FOR BARGAIN APPRECIArORs.

--- Two ,tylc- NOBBY PLAID Fkock oe
SACK SUITS. pIice has been t25. We
suits now are
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
NlsFiT STORE.

1901 MAIN STREET.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21

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- throughout with skinner bet ATTN; ab.r-
-- gain at $50. These however, - at