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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18
Rs.h Black and White should Rejoice
Tuesday Night.

10 m, Edii0r Of the Dispatch:
take It for granted that in the ioIiile2-
ton on Tuesday night nothing will be
said or done that will burt the feelings oi
tic negroes. They are not accountable for
the opposition they have shown since the
war 10 those With whom they were raised.
That j. 10 be- laid 10 the people sent INTO
our mid>' by the General Government.
For the sake ~ the spOii' alone these prO-
pie have made tool Of the negrOe.. caring
nothing about their welfare, nor The dam
ace the community tt large must sufler
from a bitterness Of feeling between it,
members. The election Of Mr. Cleveland
rid- the south forever Of this dreadful
pest. lnternal-rclenue rings will be 10
mere to be heard Of never. indeed. b.
thought Of, except with a shuddcr.
We rejoice. not a, q party over the de-
feat OF it, opponent. but for rthe dcliyerance
Of our whole people from most bitter op-
preston. The Republican party by H.
acts compelled the South 10 be- solid. We
could not give any prominence 10 economic
questions in the face of a general policy Oi
oppression. Hereafter. >cctiOnllIsm being
dead. we can consider any question affect
ing the general interest, sud feel that our
voice will not 20 unh-eded but receive the
attention il deserves. No portion Oi the
community has suffered more by this Op-
preSsiVc policy Oh The part OF toe Republi-
can party than The negroes in the South. II
has tended to estrsnge them from the only
friends they ever had. giving chem nothing
in return. Now that We ale rid OF this OPP
preston. we will show the negroes by our
acts that nothing will be left undOne ID make
them acceptable citizens and pleasant
ncighbOrs.
No cruelty could have been done them
more painful than to tell them thai they
would be enslayed again should the Demo
Gratis get into power. Those Of their own
celor who isid any claim 10 enlightenment
ought 10 have told them better. But it
does not appear 10 have been done. We.
ihr white people Of the south. now tell
them better. and declare that should by any
means III could only De by reyOlution) the
law that secures their freedom he assailed.
wewill se the first 10 take up arms in their
defence. The negroes were faithful 10 us
while they were ours we will not be- un-
faithful 10 them now that We are allowed
the opportunity to serve them. 30. they
all ought 10 rejoice wifb us on Tuesday
night. and it is hoped they will. Letthere be
40 bitterness anywhere among us that joy
ous night, but all JOIN in praising God for
this great delIyerance.
\ LIFELONG DEsOcaAT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18
Supreme Court OF Appeals.

Whites administrative rs. Freeman
Argued by A. II. sands, Esq. FOR the ap-
pellee and 10y Colonel John Il. Young foI
the appellant and submitted.
Lewis. DC. rs. Mason. Argued by x.
Il. Lewis, Esq. and continued until to.
day.
billiards. executor as. Turner'S admins
TRAITOR. Appeal allowed and sUperSefeas
awarded to several dccrees pronounced BY
the Circuit Court OF Nelson county.
The Commonwealth rs. Duyal. trustee,
Appeal allowed and supecsedeas awarded
10 a Judgment Of the Husting, Court oi
Richmond on 18th October. 1854.
The Commonwealth OF Virginia Is. Ty-
Ter, trustee. Appeal and SVpTSeJ'as
awarded TO judgment OF IlustIngs Court OF
Richmond on 18th September 1884.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18

The CIay ward-Aetives VIII assembk a.
hesdousrters, No. 6l7 west Min sfrees,
TODAY, November 18th, at b O'Clock r. ~.
70 take part IN the grand Demecr&ue
Jubilee. Uniforms, torches, &c hsvc been
provided. Ersyy member o. w esnc ~
sxpseied 10 do kis duty on las oecdston.
DO not desert your club ~ unite Win any
otbsI organization. GIVE the preference "
your club. lie, the men who foughe fho
battle unite and rejoice together In The hour
N victory. All citizens of the ware are
earnestly requested 70 join the club to-
niybt. There will be plenty ef torches.
Members and others who have espes, caps,
. or torches at home will either bring them
OF send them 10 headquarters.
The yourg ladies are urged not 10 let tue
Young men make engagements with them
10 take them out 10 see The procession A
number OF them will try 10 do 30 m orier
to shlrk the performance of duty. Don's
lst them do 70. Tell them 10 turn out ike
men and jein IN the ranks. and let the peo-
pie see that they have some patriotism. IL
Is very easy matter for them, after the
march Is over. 10 take you TO saloon and
treat 10 oysters and coffee, or ice-ercam II
you prefer ".
Alter bard and weilfoueh, battle We
have gained glorious victory; nov, come
out, men. Join In the ranks, and have a
grand rejoicing.
As the club takes the right OF the column,
Il is necessary that YOU be prompt.
JouN 4. IlANKrss. President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18

Consumers 0f "Dii's Best tobacco will
please notice carefully the yellow tag on
same. and see that il has the wording, in
black letters. "Dil's Best" Other tobac-
eos are being placed on the market with q
tag similar In coloring to the "Dll's Best
tag. and mny misleld consumers OF this
celebrated brand Of tobacco. To be genu-
Inc. the little yellow tag must have on IL
"Dil's Bcst." In buying, do not ASK for
the little yellow isE, - formerly. but
Dill's Best" and see that you get what
Won n. for"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18
EORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE or
An Old NURSE.

MRS. WINsLOW's SOOTHING sYRiP. for
children icehlng, /, the prescription Of one ~ the
hest female physician, snd nurses Ia the tnisd
state. and hss been Hs"i for forty YEAR, sitb
ne,er-failimg succet. by millions 0f mothers for
their children. 10 rrlieyes the chiid from pain,
cures dyseniery and isrrllPa gripping ia the
bowels. aud wind cole by giving health 10 the
child il rests The moiher. We would say Ia every
mother who has child suffering from any of the
foregoing complaints, do not let your prsjudiess,
nor the pnjudiccs ~ other. stand between yonr
suffering child aBd the relief that will se sure
ye- absolutely surr-tO follow the use " lnis
medicine. sold by druggist. throughout the world.
Price a5 cents = hottie. no ls-eodIw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18

IAPpAHANNnCE, November IL. 1881.
Dear Sir,-l very much regret Icinnot
bc with the Democracy Of Richmond AT
their approaching jubilee on the 18th OF the
present month.
feel that we Of Virginia have special
cause TO be glad. Had We los, our State, or
had the contest been narrowed down tO a
possible robbery, NJ should have had much
trouble here.
Thank God. We have won, and our noble
old state has escaped from danger the eX-
tnt and horror OF which we cannot con-
ccive or describe.
Let us by caution. moderation. and the
exercise Of our best wisdom. show those
who have bauded against us. led by selfish
and designing men for their own gain, re-
gardIes~ OF the rum on which they ad-
vanccd. that we uphold. and will at all
times sustain. the rule OF the people by the
people. and that We will forever oppose the
government Of The people by money wrnng
from them to be used to briDe and corrupt
them. Respectfully yours,
THOMAS tEO.rON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18
Fireworks and Red-Eirs.

In order to induce the public to make
liberal display of firework. on the night OF
the Democratic Jubilee. I viii sell all my
fireworks At prices 10 per cent. lower than
the usual wholesale rates.
Red-frc at 81 cents per pound.
tirr-crackers at cents per pack.
Let all who want to add TO the occasion
come early and supply themselves, a. my
stock f. limited aud the demand IL good.
ANDREW PizZINi. JR..
80, Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18
The Rlues.

The Richmond Light Infantry Blues
net last night, Colonel L. J. Evans pre-
siding, and iifty.three members responded
TO their names. The order from the Adju-
tant-General accepting the resignation Of
Captain Pizzinl. TO take effect when his
successor has qualified, Was read. The
resignation OF Lieutenant Harrison was
also read and accepted. The following
officers we're unanimously elected: Cap
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18

Call at the Office OF William u. Hardy,
general insurance agent, 1000 Main street.
and secure an accident policy for tonight.
II will only cost YOU 25 cents for $1,000 in-
surance, with Sij per week indemnity; or
a regular $1,000 policy, with s25 per week
indemnity. only costs about Sl2 per annum.
Telephone No. a..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18
liFruIf Court.

The case Of Nr. T.. Jones, Who sues foI
$4,000 damages on account OF injuries >lI>-
tained 6y hls son Charlie, Jones while in
the euIploy OF the Virginia WOollen Niil-
Company is now pending in the CITY CIR
cult Court. Charles Jones last February
was working on the night turn. and got
bis arm caught in the machinery and cut
oh near the shoulder. Hence the suit.
The case was argued ny Nessrs. Edgar
Allan and james A. Cabell Tor plaintiff,
aud Judge Marshall and Guy & Gillian for
defendant. yesterday, and given TO the
Jury, who failed 20 agree, and were aS-
lourned over until this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18
hitting the Wrong Men.

Nessrs. J. Thompson Brown Il Co., real
estate agents, received Yesterday from some
misguided friend free ticket up Salt
river. Having a dreadful horror OF chill
BianeS their choice wa, the route by land,
especially via Ciersland.
None Oi their firm yOled for Baine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18

The wilbur Opera Company commence
a three day. engagement At the Theatre
" edncsday.
The sale oi reserved seats commences
TIN, morning n . O'Clock at the boX-Ollice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18

RtnsuBER To-NI0BT For our monster
parade we charge thirty cents per pound
for our brilliant Red.Fire." Put up In
boxes. fifteen and twenty-five cents per
box. L. WAGNER. Druggist.
Sixth and Broad sLreets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18
Inch Euback Aeouttae,l.

The case Of the Commonwealth against
Jack Eubank, on an indictment charging
him with attempting 10 murder j. A. Slid
dens on tue night Of October nth. was put
on trial in tie County Court Of iIenrlsO
Saturday morning, and ended nj II O'Clock
that night by verdict OF mot guilty" p"
Colonel John B. Young and Hon. George
ID. Wise appeared for the prisoner aud
Colimonwcalth'S-A Attorney Thomas and Nj.
=. NJ. Page for the prosecution.
The allegation was that EubauS crept up
behind slidden's wagon, thrust his gun in.
aud fred at Slidden's head. but missed IL
and shot hole through the cover Of the
wagon. The spot where the shot was fired
was in iicnricO county. near little bridge
on the road between Woods0n'- shop and
CoaTtney's mill. aud at point where It Is
usually quite dark. and on thi, night there
was no moon.
The Jury were ont only fifteen minutes.
They were Of opinion that the evidence
did not establish the identity OF Eubank
rs lhe man who fired the shot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18
Accident,

Call Mt the Office Of William u. Hardy,
general insurance agent, 1000 Main street,
aud secure an accident policy for tonight.
II will only cost you q cents for $1,000 in
surance, with sl5 per week indemnity, or a
regular $1,000 policy, with s2J per week
indemnity. only costs about sl2 per annum.
Telephone No. ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18

tain, Sol. Cutebips: First Lieutenant, w.
N. Evans; Second Lieutenant. A. y.
Heinrich; Junior Second Lieutenant. D.
=. Davidson. Captain Cutehirs was brought
before the meeting and madea neat speech,
as did the other officers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18

Light. medium, and heavyweight
ONercOats
in great variety ai low prices. Look at them.
l.. Il. SPENCG X son,
Ninth and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18
Mime Mtyseff;n,

The Dime Museum will put on their per-
Torrance TO night, in consequence Of the
Democratic Demonstration, until O'Clock +.
at which time the play will commence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18

TIE Young LADIES' journal for Deem
her has been received from n. Leonard,
new sdealer, 90S Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18
DRY GooDs. NOTIONS. &c.

DRY GUIDES. NOttVNS. &c.
I nEXTER. 3o7 Bro,p STREET. .-Atour
u. store there VIII ec made such weeping redur-
tons u 400 departments mat Nili inab" iir HtNl
f,s daSs memorable 10 sa tth or HARNAINt
F.rgc, a,r time ihc NOISE and -ilii-
fn ths calm hcsSen wht o. rITgains ere rife;
Tor an htrc T. don, above hof sud sfu4rr.
" ~ wonderful h4t .sips iu which an can share.
Ilf cuttings iu pffct--Nnn can count ON lkt goods
iSr We Cou't deal iu iai,eh"oas.
CLoAKs.
T:rsf.ac In,ltta careful INSPECTION NJ tue d.
tistt bargain. W. an Offering in NR hi~.
] NpiF~' AIMING JACKETS al $3.50;
ILIeH-1RiMMfD Jht KITS a. s3.7J:
HIACk L-WOOl jAChEI~ ~ $500;
ULkCK ALL-WOuLJACKEIs $500:
EPafBTD IAtEITS reaucDd nom - to -:
uL.WO0L NEWMARKEIS reduce . fioH $40
eursis XFwMARKETs uovsi2;
snrs20 NJ WMAHkklS : now ;...,...
Al I-MOOL II SIAN CIRCULARS atfd;
sII CIRCULARS down o. $50;
siIk WRAPS al Grt' ceDts On The dollar.
PLUSH AND FANCY CLOAklAGS.
s2.tNCH CLOAKING FLUSH reduced nom -
s7.iNcH FANCY CLoANINGs rednesd rre"
t1.1ltokl..5.
s7-iNtH BEAVTU reduced toel;
kEEII> TWILL and DIAGONAL o. AklNo
reduced much below regular price
SPECIAL
5psdoren CHECKED NAPKINS. .il lSCn,
~ 2Sc.
INTERESTING.
fnii linz Of HkND-C CROCUKr cars.
sAfOIFS. LtGGINGS, hiTS. a.. FOR N
rAbTS. IN white. cream. blue, cardinal aud al
.hases. Ordsrs tssen for AN. COED. promptly
shce.
wn.uv. .FeFNCli-woVEN cosS,r t..l ..ll.
everywhere for j0c.
FURS.
tI.GoiLARs. pIIFFs. soa FIE TRAININGS
very ohesp.
DRFSs GOODS.
Wool CAsHMFRE a. lOc.;
FAAtN PlAlDS reduced iro's II !Sc:
3e-IkCH NEEN PINE BpDl CA>iliAEk, al
shades. reduced 10 25c.;
zoe JERSEY CLOTHS nov 4oc::
as-NCH lIL-wooL CastsSRS, 10 al
poini'I, WinIn' IIi-wOOL LggINs
ni.ICk CAsiiMTRF al soe.;
szs. LACK CASliMEHk az Suc.
s7-INCH h.i..w0ol LADIES CLOTHS re-
TASCy ETPs reduce.i FROM "a tsls
SPECIAL.
UANHkIRCUiEFs worth DC. piece. al lec.
SOMETHING Nkw.
EinTR- DOWN MOTHER Hu6A.ps. IA srs6,
white mink. iight blur. Ssd res. for hrle
shildren-the newest sad hssd.spest "rsps stf
the littes sges ia Ia city.
FLANNHi.s
FLANkELs. faii width, eIi's srsry snd me-
GRAY FLANNEI st lOc.;
Bsrrsins In PLAIN ssd saAKSR fLANNkL>'
SPECIAL.
AIL.wooL SCARLET SHIRTS sad nRAw-
kt,S onlv T5e.
MERlkO UNDKRwRAR.
LADIES. GENTLENES'r. ana CHiLDREN's
hERIN0 WEAR, 10 Waite snd red, al great
bargain.
BLANKETS.
eLANkTTs from 81 paiT 10 sIs
coNFOgTs al 7jc., si, gi.25, $3.50, sI.7j, ~.
ease. Is, 81 so. and ~.
An opportunity seldom oherea - purchase goods
~ such low figures aud an examination Of the
Foeds viii con, ince yea that we lust whst We
sas. LfyI HEXTER,
30 1b-Iu&1h 3O7 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18

FoR BEONoHrAL, AsrHNATIc, Avn PuLs0Na-
~ COMPLAINTS. BGowN'S BRONCHIAL
TEocHEs" manifest remarkable curative proper-
ties. sold onl, la boxes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18
Portsmouth, Va. November IS. 1884.


TTANNTIIt, =, NUNtTUUFI y. ~.
Nv Dear Sir-loUrs conveying invita-
tion 10 be present with the Democrats OF
Richmond and address them on the occa-
sion OF their demonstration received. |
thank YOUR people aud yourself. lam sor-
~ can't represent. Ny greetings TO your
true men who have iought 80 noblv in the
late canvass. God forever Dee praised that
be- ha, at last seui " dcliycrance. rejoice
that my own old Fifth district was not be-
hind in the good work. Truly your.
GEORGE {. CABELt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18
Caution.

IIwmpty-Dumpty tonight at the The
atIc. Admission. 2j cents; reserved seats,
~ cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18
a. Tur SUDDEN CHANGES n

HTJ~ THE SUDDEN CHANGES IN
he =. aeon can to met by nslnr CANTON FLAN-
MI. which We Hre selling very low.
ne ofCr UNBLEAtHIp tANTJN FLANNEL
nj zoe q var,l. regularly sOld q tGkc.;
W. Cf,r INBLEACHfD CANTON FLANNEL
atIgtc. ward, usraliy sold ~ zoe.
W, .rer 4 fNiiI.FNCliFD CANTON FLANNEL
stICfc. c.aYari- regular 2bc. eoods: ..,
We ctger BLlAChED CANTON FiANNtL al
e,iually as low values. .~ ,,.,,,,..
I sek 3t onr y NARD-W WIDT ALf.-WODi WHITE
FIANNFL at Spc. worth 5Oc. -, ,,
Is.k a. orr RFD TWILL FLANkEi ~ - -.
.Od 4Oc. They are now sold elscNn1e fO yer
cent. higher. ,. ,.,,1,.. M .g1
SILKS. and RHApAME- We give b"l '"ise
over an CpmueiiioTs. - ,
RoDY RRI-SSFIS CARPET ~ ~ .25 yard
IgrFSTPN = RRI SSH : CARPET At tuc Nafr'
Isrre.t assortment 1HREE-PLl CARPET m
this city IL al .,.,. ,.,to,.
sel4 LEN -" -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18

OFFICE oF CIy SuPERIS'r op scBooLs,)
sos MARSHALL STREET.
RICHMOND. Va, November is, 1884.
By order of the School Beard. the public
schools will he closed to-day ('uesdsyl q,
IL o'clock N. All the scholars are expscte
10 be present I'LL that hour.
T.. NJ. GARSgrr.
Superintendent City Schools.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18

What sre sFAIsklNss Pure Havana cigars.
Judges pronounce the >KALsKIN CIGARS the hes
iu The sity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18

Al the mounted men not attached 70
other sreanization, will fall IN line on
Eighteenth street north Of Main, the right
resting on Main. When the order OF march
Il given they viii form column o. fourS,
and be prepared to march promptly nj -
O'Clock. They will provide thom,clyes
with white sc,ris. 10 hc worn from The
right shoulder 10 the left hip.
The following gentlemen are requested
10 act a<aldcS in charge OF all mounted men,.
They will please provide themselves with
white ~arfs. and report 10 ne At EIgh.
teenth and Main AZ - I. NJ. on Tuesday ::
W. J.. White. +. II. Deane. George y.
Woodbridge. i. Il. Bea,ley, Rutherford
Rose. Paul Pope, II. &. Burnett.
" GIpngp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18

old newspaper, Al twenty-five cents per
hundred At the Dispatch counter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18
styegtoafs.

Performance at S:ij at Theatre to.night.
Admission. 10. -. and - cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18

FIREWORKS. FIREWORKS. FIREWORKS,
ANTBRNS, lAsrERN>, LANTfENs.
an sizes: FOR sale low.
GODDiN q rEIBBETr,
Nos. 10 and IL Thirteenth sfrref.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18

Matinee OF Theatre to-day at 2 o'clock.
Admission, % cents children, l5 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18

cleveland and Hsndrick, Decoration Prints At
LEVY a DAyIs's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18
Ig7 WHY WE SELL co MANY
CLOAkS.
VT CARRY TIi. HOSr COMPLETE AS~ORf-
MINT.

We have every si1e IN any syic Ftfmeni you
NAY fVncv. he n FLUSH JACKET 4 NEW
HkEkf'i. Ur q RUSSIAN tikClifA Az. tn all NE
tAfttr fstrics theN sfe now made OF.
b. .HEENs tIpAkS wc can n mi'tt ct
any are. and 0uf prtcCs fOF FIRST GUILTY.
tOoi 4 stc bower than they ran b. had risc"htrc
The saxhMiagc Il hsN nlg such q very ia'Rc ~tyck
e. reject from sCtWs g. meet lonr-toit WtHt IN
sur ecrrmunity. and Ne success W. arc th' re-
se 40 se can g. sauly bota our ole rni our many
yafirns. no lAl it-Nf q bNNt>-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18

CoHIaiiice.Xscuug - Railroad. Mem
Parade.

Tic Committees on Arrangements and
Invitations net II the Circuit Courtroom
Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock.
Cautaln Andrew PiZZini offered the fol-
lowing resolution. which was adopted:
RrSO{ced. That the several railroad COM
mamie. OF this city snd their employees be-
requested to join with us IN the procession
OF Tuesday night lsth November). and
that The following gentlemen be requested
TO act =, aides 10 Mr.. Norman V. Randolph.
chief marshal OF the trades division T..
J.. Courtney, {. w. smith. Charles lIar-
wood. j. {. Angle. VI. :. slaughter J. Il.
Mscmurdo. l.. u. lioichkiSs. and W. o..
knight.
The follsoIsg. offered by Mr.. Randolph.
was adopted:
E.soir,d. That no collins. bearse., or
enisies be allowed in the line. and the ehlet
marshal shall see that thi. order IL eNe-
cu,ed.
Special police will BE- appointed. and the
best Of order will bc preserved 10 the lluc
u march.
WHERE SPEAKERS WILL MEET.
The speakers will meet in the parIOr Of
the Exchange Hotel al O'Clock N the al
ternoon. and will be received by commit
tee consisting OF Colonel Jsha y. Cary. w.
ID. Chesterman. Major James ID. Patton
and Mr.. Charles +. Wingo.
These last.named gentlemen will confer al
the Exchange at | O'Clock to-day, snd Al Is
requested that all members Of the CITY
Committee who have not b. assigned TO
duty will meet them there.
Meeting Of the Doctors.
At large meeting OF physicians held
last night at the Academy OF Medicine II
was unanimously
R,Soired. That We will take part in the
procession tomorrow night on foot. with
torches, and we urge all the doctors In the
city, and also all medical students, to unite
with us In this patriotic duty.
Resolved. That Dr. &. W. j. Brock act
A. marshal on the occasion, and that we
assemble at the corner Of Thirteenth ana
Main streets, south side, at 54 J.. d.
Manehester's Part.
Chief. Marshal James +. Bradley, with
his aides, L. @. Mathews. }. Il. Robinson,
!. {. Snellings. L. NJ. Fendley, A.
j. Gallagher. Henry Watkins. Henry
Nelson, u. I. Morrissett. and Lee Clements.
met at the Mayors Courtroom last night
to complete arrangements for the parade
tonight.
Manchester will turn out 400 or more
horsemen. footmen, and boys. The mar
.hals viii meet at the Market Hall at $50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18
RI LADIES AND GEN rLEMEN'
VNUERw EAR,
ffglI DGEN'S UNDER WEAR.

We row show ihc fullest assert nent IN ihC above
goods ~ br iouud tn this city.
vcgaaraniee n give BE>r GOODS At PRICE
frcta y soc. SiilRf ur NENT up b. ihe FINEST
ChSihkEf-NUOL GOODS, whether fof gen
tlfmcu Dr lsdIss. -
our Prices are very moderate on CiiiLDRENS :
SoOiiS in an The various qualities we kecp.
tfur ire OF SCApItT liEUtCA1ED UNDER
WAR for men aud women Is nndcubt DIV the
lfsf ever offered.
cur ann /. aiwavs to give our customers the
MIST GOODS 81 thc LOWEST pklCFS.
no ia LEVY & DAVIS.
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Real estate in all locations, at all prices,
for sale by X. B. Chaffin K Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-18

Flag. aud Decoration Prinis OF every deserip-
tionst LEVY 4 DANiss.
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A TTENTION. MOUNTED MEN.

Harshals, aides. and all Who wish to have their
Oufnt ready fsr Tie celcbrs ton Tonight call st
once.
TORCHES FOR MOUNTED NEN:
TORCHES POR THOSE on foor;
SAsilE>. cars, IANIsRNS
fIAs--large and small.
DO not wait III b. lsst Minute. bU; call ear't
and ,uppi' yourself 81 -
aAEX hIrrELD0RFfR's.
No is-ltf seventh street. 0DnOsite The,iu.
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GotoLt,Y 4 D,yu's lor rlag..
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

D.. p. COOk, 10 4. ~. frailure. &c.
WILLIAM JkSkiSs l.. H.. bananas, apple-,
AZ.
CHANGER 4 JENNINGS, 2 r. ~. carload Of
cabbage.
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INFORMATION FURNISHED FREE.

While looking srsaaa our civ With a view OF
Investing. should you see \ DWELLlNt. or VA
CANT LOT, make tue fact kpown 70 CHEWING
a ROSE. sgenis. AZ M. nortn Tenth street. who.
" thsy should not hsve the proOerty on their
books, will ssesrtsis the fscts &ad fMn,sh uic
same 20 you. no lo-3t