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National Republican., 1884-10-08

Mr.. BEEcHER has renewed his VOWS of
allegiance to Grover Cleveland, and in o
letter explaining his reasons for disliking
Mr.. Blaine he relates the details of a
private conversation that took place at
dinner table at the residence Of Mr.. Joy,
tho Michigan millionaire, seven years ago.
A man who will basely violate the rules
of hospitality by retailing dinner table
conversation in the house of his host Is
not worthy of belief That tho reverend
scandal monger grossly misreprosents Mr..
Joy there is not tho slightest doubt, that
gentleman's emphatic denial Of Mr..
Beecher's assertion that he had charged
Mr.. Blaine with having corruptly pro.
posed to fix committee to suit being
sufficiently broad and explicit to cover
every point. Mr.. joys cable dispatch in
relation to the charges that the Plymouth
gossip falsely puts into his mouth reads
I.oSnoN, Sept, 30, O,lssi,-R. A. ALGEE, Betroh
Mich: Blaine never made me any offer 20 ap-
point committee to suit me in any manner
or form or for any consideration Of any kiud
whatever. J, i, JOY,
Tho American people will believe Mr,
Joy rather than Mr.. Beecher in Dhis in.
stance.
National Republican., 1884-10-08

ncvcr cease to puzzle whoever takes the
trouble to read his child-liko confession,
published in another part Of this paper.
Yet the fact remains that he has not only
retained his intimate linen in his own
possession, but that he has built for him
self handsome fortune out Of nothing.
Surely there must be some mistake about
the commissioners innoccncoi but no,
that cannot be, for he admits himself that
he is An honest, good and simple-minded
man, and what bottor testimony can bo
asked?
Tho good commissioner not only was
not a partner Of tho late Mr.. Squior but
he refused to tako from that distin-
guished noto shark II per cent. interest
pcr month that was offered him for money,
although ho subsequently, consented to
advance tho cash asked at tho rate of s
per cent. per annum. Such uncxampled
generosity was too much for tho note
skinner, and he besought the commits
sionor to accept 10 per cent Tho roluct-
ance with which the commissioner finally
consented TO take the other per cent. Is
simply described, and must be taken as
clearly established. Having accepted the
reluctance clause as true, IL becomes easy
to believe that the additional per cent,
per month on money loaned tho deceased
banker was applied in payment Of the
principal. II is not shown that the prin-
cipal underwent any appreciablo shrink
age in consequence Of this regular
monthly application, but the commits
sionor will doubtless have something fur
ther to say on that point later.
Although his soul robellod at the
thought of loaning money at the rate Of
more than 10 per cent. per annum, he had
no conjunction against letting the charm
ing Mr.. Squier have S4S,OO0 with which
| 10 skin army officers at usurious rates
He admits that he not only knew thai
| Squier was engaged in unlawful business
but says that he took shaved pay voucher
as security for money loaned and then
with confidence In the honesty of hi
creditor that was beautiful to behold,
turned them over to him for collection
| 4 hhb 10 NiN "hJ NASAN
lenders do. They loan their customer
money aud then give back tho notes t,
the makers, thus simplifying business
wonderfully. Trustfulnoss in their fel
lows is ono Of the most conspicuou
characteristics of the money lender
Those Of our readers who are prepare
to admit tho truthfulness of the state
ments that appear toward the end of tn
foregoing paragraph will acknowledge tina
Commissioner Edmonds has completed
cleared himself OF the suspicion of havin
shared as u partner in the profits accruin
from the business of shylocking army oil
GERS that was carried on by the late NJ
SQuicr, and readers so believing will ger
orally overlook any failure or neglect o
the part of the commissioner to produ'
collateral evidence in support of til
theory Of his innocence.
National Republican., 1884-10-08
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.

The Gantic Is at Boston.
The United States steamship Vandalia is to
be put out of commission AT Portsmouth, n IL
Tho leave of absence granted First IiGu..
John BigelOw, ir, 10Th cavalry, in spocll
orders No. l6g, July q, lsSl has been extended
TO Nov. 10, 1851
Leave of absence for two months on sur,
geOn's certificate of disability has been granted
First Lieut.. Adolphus W. Greedy, 9TH cavalry,
acting signal officer,
The new steel cruiser Atlanta, now on the
ways At Chester Pa, will be launched tQ'Inor-
row. The dispatch boat Dolphin win sail from
Chester the same day for New York
Lieut. Comdr. Thomas Nelson has been or.
dered TO hold himself In readiness to command
the PalOs Passed Assistant Surgeon Robert
Whiting TO duty at the naval hospital, New
York; Lieut. George w. Ment1, from duty I'm
the bureau Of navigation aud ordered to the
Dolphin; Naval Constructor $, II, POOk, from
duty at the navy yard, Washington, 3lst In,
stant, and ordered TO duty at the League Island
navy yard Nov, /; Naval Constructor Philip
llichbOrn, from duty at League Island navy
yard and ordered 10 the Washington navy
yard Nov. |. Commodore John IL, ppshur,
promoted to be rear admiral from the lst OF
October,
National Republican., 1884-10-08

THE police are duly thankful that
Judge Smell is back on the bench again.
Yesterday he dismissed cases against two
officers who broke into q saloon by forcing
passage through the private house Of
one of the proprietors. Tho vindicated
,olicemen should sock additional vindi-
'.iSap by having the complainant in these
cases indicted and brought before Judge
Wylie, another judicial friend of the
"pcelcr." There are two or three thou
sand cases on tho docket of the criminal
court undisposed Of, and the grand jury
will have its hands full investigating
murders, robberies, and minor oaenscs
and finding out who was to blanc for the
loss Of life resulting from the caving in
of the United States hotel, but the dis
trict attorneys office has usually mani
tested willingness to drop business Of this
kind to assist policemen bent on annoy
ing citizens, and tho two aggrieved
patrolmen can easily find an opportunity
of bringing their matter before the grand
Jury.
National Republican., 1884-10-08

MARYLAND bourbons are employing
red shirt campaign methods. They broke
up republican meeting at Wolfsyille
Monday, stoning tho republican candi-
date for congress, maltreating several
persons in the audience, and firing vol
leys of pistol shots for the purpose of
intimidating the colored people on the
,I5y ,oaceaasi6hgr TfHtar atsssassinations, whip,
,SSings, and tho inhuman torture of in
offensive blacks, do the bourbons Of the
south propose to work the great reform
that is to follow the election Of Grover
Cleveland.
National Republican., 1884-10-08

THE decrepit old party who has been
posing for eight years as the incarnation
of most of the personal and political vir-
tues has found time to reply to the full
some resolution adopted by the demo-
cratic national convention in compliment
to the ideaiized railroad wrecker, tax
dodger, and would-be stealer of the presi-
dency. Mr.. Tilden, the ancient party
alluded TO, is still in favor of reform, but
we look in vain for enthusiastic praise Of
the democratic national ticket.
National Republican., 1884-10-08

WHILE tho democrats aro straining
every nerve to steal Ohio, New York, and
New Jersey, North Carolina is in danger
of slipping away from them. The tissue
ballot and appeals to race prejudice are
not to be depended ON this year in the
Old North state.
National Republican., 1884-10-08

DEMOCRATS have ceased their blow and
bluster about Ohio. They are now put
ting in thoir body blows, money bags
instead of sand bags being employed.
VIII democratic corruption funds win
where honest endoavor fails? Hardly.
National Republican., 1884-10-08

THERE will be no moro abuse of Tam
many in tho World. By nominating Joe
Pulitzer for congress John Kelly has won
the support of that shricking democratic
organ for the local ticket.
National Republican., 1884-10-08

NY PENNsYLvANIANs, NoTICEl
Pennsylvania Republican Association and
Chairman Cooper. in Philadelphia, oct. q.
u final agreement and arrangement for
the transportation of Pcnnsylvania voters to
their homes was reached. A list Ia to he certi-
fled to by the Chairman Of the State Committee,
and furnished by the Chairman of the Pennsy.
vBnla States Association, from which list half
fare tickets good for thirty days. win be sold to
all named thereon or to members OF their fam
lies travelling with them The names of all
Republicans from Pennsylvania shall be entitled
to re placed on this list, and Will he so placed by
the officers of the Association at their head
quarters. without any attempt to compel pay
ment for any political object This notice is
published with view TO correct all misap pre-
tensions as to rate Of fare, and to insure the
right ofvoting to all the Republicans In WASH
ington nom Pennsylvania. -
Chairman Republican State Committee.
II. A. COBAUGH,
DANIEL RANEY,
Pennsylvania Republican Association.
National Republican., 1884-10-08

THE homo Office having shut down on
"Gath's" Blaine dispatches that versatile
writer is now tolcgraphing two or three
columns of Roman and Grocian history to
the Cincinnati Enquirer daily.
National Republican., 1884-10-08

Lyons, Oct. IA bomb was maliclously OK
ploded last evening upon window sill of the
GCndarmcs barracks In the Belle Cour quarter
in this city. The windows OF the barracks
were broken and tho wall was damaged, but
nobody was hurt.
National Republican., 1884-10-08

IN tho forthcoming annual report of
the Western Union Telegraph company
the loss occasionod by the great strike is
figured in at a million and half.
National Republican., 1884-10-08

Mr.. TILDEN's eloquent silence in re-
gard to the present democratic candi-
dates is noteworthy.
National Republican., 1884-10-08

| CALCULATING LIBRARY-WlLLIAMS MS,
u b23 7th st. II. w.-All tho --latest and Beat
National Republican., 1884-10-08

Mr.. T1LpEN is not in favor of quite
ns largo an Il in his reform this year as
no insisted on some years ago.
National Republican., 1884-10-08

DRY GooDg5 5.HAM,LLToN, EASTER a
- SONS 1Be, 20l, and lOS W.. Baltimorest.
BnltlmOr e Wholesale ana retail.
National Republican., 1884-10-08

nv, ATTENTION, KANSANS THE
~ Kansas Republican Association will hold
Its regular meeting at the rooms Of Capt A. a.
a. 81. Cloud building, THIS EVEN
ING, OCT s. Persons desiring reduced trans-
portatinn home are specially urged TO be present.
by order Ol the President
II A. NJ. McLACHLfN, Secretary.
rpsS=s THE MARYLAND REPUBLICAN
49, Association will meet ut German Hall,
GOB Eleventh street northwest, on WED y ES-
DAY EVENING, OCT s, at $3.50 clock, Bust
ness of great Importance requires null attend
ance. HART h HOLTON, President,
SEWARD BEALL, secretary. IL
pzys=s REPORT OF THE CONDITION
hS-t1 or THE
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
AT wAsHrNaToN, IN THE DISTRICT OF Co
LUMB1A,
At the Close Of Business Sept. 80, 1884.
National Republican., 1884-10-08

ALL agree that handsome hair is one Qf
heautys Indispensable elements, Ayers Hair
Yigor maintains II in freshness, brightness, aud
luXuriuuCe
National Republican., 1884-10-08
WANIEp--
DERMATOLOgy.
DERMATOLOgY.
nlIpNi amor nnV
.LOS7 IND FOUND.

>N~~~>~>|-~
Il OST.-A YELLOW AND WHITE SETTER
i dog; answers to the name OF Sport" A
liberal reward will he paid by returning to 62O
Sd st. N. W.; tag 2377. 0-O
National Republican., 1884-10-08

TIME MEDICAL. PHARMACEUTICAL,
l. and Dental Department of Howard Uni
Yersity will open OCTOBER q at 7:30 p. IN.
The profession and public are invited to attend
the exercises. Prof William II. Seaman will
deliver tue opening address. For circulars and
cards giving The order Of clinics address C. b.
PURVlS, Nj. D., Secretary, Ills thirteenth
street northwest. selS-17s
National Republican., 1884-10-08

""'" VI N"'u N""''
The navy department is informed that Naval
Cadet A, Il, W. Cohen, of Georgia. died ut his
home in Augusta, Ga, yesterday morning.
National Republican., 1884-10-08
rass NEW WORKERS, ATTENTION /

NY NEW WORKERS, ATTENTION.
The New York Republican Association will
continue to hold nightly sessions until further
notice, nt their rooms. $50 L street northwest
tor election of new members only.
Orders for tickets at reduced rates can be Sc
cured at same place every evening until Novem-
Der 1, 1884.
A supplemental list will be filed, as per agree
ment with the Railroad Commission, about Oc-
tober 20, 1884. -
HENRY W. ANDREWS,
President
I T., IT WfNrIrID Secrptary oc(tmws-gt
National Republican., 1884-10-08
UNIVERSITY,
IN LA w DEP a RTM Il Mt.

FACULTY.!
HON. ARTHUR MACARTHUR,
Associate Justice of the supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia,
presl leht
HON. SAMUEL Il. MILLER,
Associate Justice Of the supreme Court of tho
United states,
Professor Of International and Constitutional
Law.
II. q. CLAUUHTON, ESQ,
PROFESSOR of Pleading, Evidence, Equity Juris-
prudence, Commercial and Maritime Law.
WILLIAM H. WEBB, ESQ,
Professor of Practice and Judge of Moot Court
- EUGENE CARUSl, ESQ,
Property, Contracts, Negotiable InstTu-
80, mcnts, and Applied Evidence.
Inc opening eNcrci,es OF the Law, Medical,
and Dental Departments will take pince nj ths
New law Building, No. 1OOO u street north
west, MONDAY, OCT q. 1881, at O o'clock D. m.
session will he made
The Alumni and Studenta of tho Law Depart-
ment and the patrons and friends of the Uni.
versity are cordially invited TO he present
students WHO propose to enter the classes are
also requested to attend
DROF. SHELDON'S DANCING CLASSES
Il Will he resumed saturday, Sept. 13 1 l n. m.
and 7!.lO p. m, at 1904 Y st, N. w; Monday
Sept 10, 3..iO nnd $3.50 p. M, at 3d st. and Pa.
av. :. ~ Rebate of25 per cent. on above dates.
Send for circulars. se18-9m
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE
National Republican., 1884-10-08

TIowES BooKKEEPING-THE SHORT.
IL est method In the United States; monthsoi
study saved; no text books; open all the year;
81 MONTH ell for three months; Howes
Rapid Business Penmanship alone, s3. Schol-
ScIIooI XII Eth ~ ~ - -
National Republican., 1884-10-08

IMMERSION INSTITUTE. 911 l4rH ST.,
~ bet and X, select Classical ard Mathe.
matical school for Boys, begins its 33d year
SEPTEMBER lO-the second Wednesday OF tho
month. Prepares for Business, Harvard, Yale,
Princeton, and other colleges. for the scientific
schools and Tor the U. 5. Military and Naval
Academies. For particulars address CHARLES
b. YOUNG, Principal, 0l4 14th St Circulars
can be obtained NJ the hoOksiores. nul4-H
National Republican., 1884-10-08
LL.H. WINFIELD, Secretary. el ocs.


rs EXECUTIVE OFFICES
TELEPHONE Co. 1420 NEW York AVE..
WAsHISGToN, ID. c., Oct. l, 1884.
cHoATE, late Secretary, has severed his con-
Conmunieations in relation to its business
should be addressed chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone % Company sIMGHEE sWIMSiGGiHEE'Sn' %' BBhG9AN. b
w' ss' WASHINGTON. D. SnS5e' g.. 1Hr Mransss. 4 1851
seventh street northwest, between d street and
Saei oca.im aH' 'n' 'uIi Louis KAUFMAN, Agent
n.y. DIR. H. O.. CANDEE, THE VITO
aSsS pnthic Magnetic and Electric Physician,
ready 10 receive patients. i would also cali the
attention ofthe public TO some OF the testimonials
ever heretofore presented to the World. Cali y or
send for testimonials Of wonderful cures by DIR.
CANDEE. 922 i 81. n W., Washington. ID. Q. II
R5ys TO THE CITIZENS OF THE DIS.
THE ELECTION OF CLEVELAND AND
HENDRICKS-,The National Democratic Com
Of the collection Of funds In this District, and has
authorized him 70 receive subscriptions for de,
sSs Soss as "a Son
rl5n'e san dS & 50 u person or or by ndd5gSsssins
p7ss PosToFFiCE NOTICE
Letters s9r Europe need no. be specially a.
ofS"r 10 0 ss as
as ali Trans Atlantic mails are forwarded BY the
fastest vessels available.
Will close lPRoAPTLY In all cases) at this ofiioe
Tmu uRSbAY.-Ate o a. m. for Ireland, per steam.
ship City of Montreal. via Queenstown Qetters
for Great Britain and other European coun-
at 'S Q a. t M, for Europe, per Steamship Geiiert,
via Plymouth, Cherbourg, and Hamburg Qet-
,ers ior I5eand s5 must be directed "per dol.
R MenS at 9 nj Sr gaSS d
sATuRDAY.-At 7:3O a. N. for Europe. per
for Germany, &C., must be directed per Brit.
annie at $3.50 A. IN, for Belgium direct, per
steamship I'M 9slgeapaSnd a Ian via hntTTSrp a. 0a0
steamship Merchant, via Bahia and Rio de
Janeir9i at 9:30 q. m. for Scotland direct, per
for the Netherlands direct, per steamship Leer.
dam, via Rotterdam; at 10 a. m. for Central
NIX Mesico % must be directed @ 'per T 9 escent Giy'V
Wdrdsr VII Via t6rSps prd a. isd
T. IN. for Cuba aud Porto Rico, per steamship
sUNDAY.-At 1880 p m. for Honduras and
Livingston. per steamship City of Dallas, via
nI ciis Sf ' PeEhs Via IsSa San trsnclsco, close
iia, New Zealand, sandwieh and Fiji Islands
| per steaJnship City of sydney (vla Ban Fran
| rival ut New York of steamship City OF CheS
ter with British malls for Australia.
| sThosch edule Of closing OF ofTranb.Pacinc malls
| is arranged on the presumption OF their uninter-
| rupted overland transit 10 San Francisco.
francisco on the day OF sailing OF steamers are
dispatched thence the samo day.
| HENRY q. PEARSON,
Rostmaater
PosroFyIcE. NEW YoRR. Sept 20. lssl
National Republican., 1884-10-08
AUCTION SALES.
BO1RDING.

ENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE
W board in private family of good social stand
ing; permanent. Address NJ. n. NJ. Republican
Office %
National Republican., 1884-10-08

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ., 1854.
National Republican., 1884-10-08
au15-tf
his'so ChhLit'
1016 Thlrty-iiith street

MR. L. @, MARINpS ACADEMY WILL
WI open SATURDAY, OCTOBER a. 1884,
for the reception ofpupils-at o'clock p. m. for
misses and masters and at 8 o'clock p. m. for
adults. All former pupils and patrons are in-
ylted to attend the reception on the above day.
Glasses Will be formed for the season OF lSSt'3
on the above day. Glass days, Tuesday and Sat-
urday. Circulars are now to be had at Music
htores and Academy. selh-lm :
National Republican., 1884-10-08

FENHE BEST AND CHEAPEST PLACE TO
Il learn drawing and painting Is at the Ma
tional Academy OF Fine Arts, 18th st. and N. Y.
nv. Years of study saved Receptions free,
"Wednesday evenings at O'clock. sel.tf
National Republican., 1884-10-08

The only real point of contest in the Georgia
election was over the election of members Of
the Legislature. The return or retirement of
Senator Joe Brown was the issue involved.
From the returns now In II is apparent that
the great Georgia convict contractor has tri-
umphed over his enemies and will be his own
successor.
National Republican., 1884-10-08
I TEDIcAL AND DENTAL DEPART
The profession and the public are invited to be
THE q Il DA RS.
oEoRGETowN HEIGHTa

GEUNUETDWN HTIGHTA
A select school for young ladies, occupying m
entire square wellshaded ground in thenorth.
west section of the city. Every facility for
thorough education In English, the Languages,
Music, and Painting Private conveyance for
pupils from distant parts of the city. Address
MISS EARLE
National Republican., 1884-10-08

pooKs AND sTATIoNERY-E -EAsToN q
-D RUPP, y Q. cor. Pa. ave. and 18Th 81.
GARPENTERS-H S-HoLTzCI.AW BROS, 1918
" Ohio ave-Fine Carpentering and Building
promptly none,
National Republican., 1884-10-08

The fusion between the Iowa democrats and
grcenbackers, upon which the democrats have
based some prepostorous claims, does not seem
to be prosperous partnership. The trouble
Is that good many Of the greenbackers are
kicking vigorously over being sold out for the
benefit OF the democracy. A separate green
back ticket is now proposed.
National Republican., 1884-10-08
BUSINESS CARDS.

A PTIsT TAILoR-H. KoPPEL, Cos l3ru
IA 81 n. W., between and sts
A wNING MAKER-R O. NJ. BURTON,
IN 43I 9th 81. n. W. deception Canopies and
Decorations for rent. All kinds of AwningA
Tents and FlugS made.
National Republican., 1884-10-08
GtIte Aatiallal TtplhIirllI

Entered at the Po,,onlcc at Washington, D. Co
ns scCond-clnss matter
National Republican., 1884-10-08

ID ARGAINS IN HATS OF LATEST
- styles, at New York Hat Store. 361 Penn
kNlYanln avenue " w
National Republican., 1884-10-08
PERSONAL.

rV,YPE-WRITING AT SPECIAL RATES,
Il Address y. l.. T.. Repnhllcan Oflce. ocs-li1
National Republican., 1884-10-08

A WNING MAKERS ]. HAISLETT-sl7
"A Market Space, ,-Awnings made and repaired
and stored during tho ,yinlar
National Republican., 1884-10-08

ENGRAVINa-A, A, q. dEDNEY, 46o Pa ava
" II, W. See advt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
E; E. :; T.. 6 s s {. s; $; $;

E; E; +; T.. 6 s s I. +. s; $; $;
AIthoush thc season la. be'n rather backward,
eur ,ale Of CLOAks 20 far las been immen>e.
Heyer before nave We sold "a many. tnd whaIs
tlem rhesp. We have sold CI0ass % the latest
,iyIes superior nnish, durability. and general ei-
,x'f"S ,sl w CIoss % %oT'l 81 foS s26c Que worth
SG for $500, one worth 81 for s4.30. one s3rth
for ss5 80, one worth tl4 Tor slo. one worth sle
'or az; a Plush NEWMARKET Tor si5
mlngs. at " Oworth $50,
ILANKETe.
M, ,,o,t Eso o,e that Ne keep the largest ss well A.
The hnest stock ~ Isl kNkEIS IN thc cry Us
unnecessary to scrmonlEe on uls subject; suncient
10 ssy that We keep Blankets from Zoe. up " go,
and we dare SAY se can discount ihe prices oi any
house In the city on these goods.
SILKS, NELNETS, PLUSHfS.
All shade.. All sesigns all color. all qualities.
Having tust r6ceiNeda fresh importation OF thes-
soods, We are prepared 10 fnn1 up WIN sn,
true bargains are. DO YOU know that We sclt
BLACK LYON DOR SILK for 79c: that + soIs I.
ali oye' town foT VI that Onr sl .iLh VELVET
Is wor,h 81 .5OY and oar prices al lust a. low
throughout tnis department.
SHIRTS.
DO Won know that We make 4 Specislty Of GEN
I'LL MENfN ltDfNN ffk-ShirH. DraWCfe-
xeY l. ADJ y - INDkRG ARM Nh Vests,
Drawers. kc.s We sell a GtSTlEM ANS RED
INDICATED SHIRT for Doe. that we guarantee
90 be- worih 81 an ALl-W oOL slIiRy for 81
worth sI.6O; LADIES FUIL REGULAR IN
DERvEsTs TOR Soc. worth zoe.
GREAT BARGAINS IN MD GLOVES.
Ask to zee cur a5c. MD GLOVE. IN black and
eolors. Thay are worth more money. The rega-
brnrles A. 75c. They wcr bought chap, SKd We
sellthsm cheap.
JUST RFCFIvED
fresh supply Of DRESS rLAlDs. Ia ~ost beau
Vnfi eoiorings and ELECTS. We hsss away.
hr,sg.d on our ability 10 sell DRESS GOODS AZ
Iaw.r uriec. Than other houses. and a. The present
time have uOidea OF Withdrawing o"F S4s~'f'
BARGAINS IN
CARPETS,
NA1rfNGS.
OIL CLOTHS.
WINDOM-SnADt~
SIIAWLs.
RAJ MORALS,
CAS~tMfRES.
FURNISHINGS,
JEMFLRi, &c. -
all Hroad street, i.icbaoEe, va
as g-sg,w&F
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
UHDKKrAREKS.

WILLIAM IL. SUrHERLAND-
w SONS, FURNISHING UHDER-''.-
TAKERS, between Seventh aud Eishth. 79f hast
MAIN sTngkTs have large assortIaent 81
ShROUDs, WOOD aud METALLIC CAskErs,
CASES, and CLOTH CASkETS, at low prices.
Country and telegraph orders promptly attended
10 dsy yr night. oe 2S-fwseow3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
Gr HAVING PURCHASED VERY
SILK CLOAK conrAEY. ws will open on No

embracing The latest and most exquisite dssisas
msnufaetnrc tOt,onsn. Cioakinf. Sisil,an- Gros-
make this the most foriutsss psrshass yet 40
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Inr sYNONOMOus TERMs.

Harsain. IL sn Old aud Nei-used word hui we
,sE snd no oIhtr NJ all adequate 10 express the
rrea. opportunities and inducements We are no"
sferlnK. Ayisit Of inspection and comparison
81 our styles and priees With any other nous VIII
so.,ince every one that ours Is the esiabi shmesi
Ia obtain rich and nsoiul goods, in newest and
,afest .tyles. At lowest prices In The trade.
We quo,e few leading prices for this week.
LADIES AND CIuLDREN's CIOAks, &c"
heusht for cash from oycr-stecte1 manufacturer
al bargains The benefits Of oar advantageous
purchase We offer To our patrons. We guarantee
the greatest bargains IN The eitv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
DRAwuHG AND rAIs11xe.

nRAWfNG AND PAINTING. Mas.
DUFT9 viii reopen classes at the Young Mems
1hrirtiatl Negotiation building, corner Fourth and
Vvspklin streets. liildrsi's classes ON sATUk-
DAY. Tfrms moderate. Apply at slo sass ns'n