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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-19

49, vn.s s.e Dpng Tsa1s ~ Of
DuGrvr Marley Mase Whesksy'
The folIovvinr opinion Of Mfssrs. Curran
A Qojer. exfensivc drueeisis and educated
nhvsIcisns. sneak voiumes: !.
"GeatIemcu, Tho broad difference Of
opluIon exisfjng among medical men ~ 70
Inc wIsdom or propriety Of employing
sJcohol,c stimulApts ID disease can pever oe
haruontzed by any argument In favor OF :
particular brand OF liquor. however True
or intrInsicaIly valuable. MISUNDERSTANDING
that much OF this divergence OF tnougn'
NAV be traced originally 70 the pern'csous
effects OF the worthless material labeled anu
sold AZ .pure wtass aud liquors. All are
agreed. however, that whenever stimu'an.s
are employed, whether tndicafed OF MOI,
they should he OF character unquestIoneo
by experience In the sick.room, or oy the
most delicate manipulations OF the chem-
jsps laboratory. An experience OF morc
than twenty years IN the drug ana IegIu'
mate apothecary business has gwen US
wide range OF acquaintance with the wants
OF the profession and requirements OF Tue
sIck in the direction OF stiuulants. Among
the many articles Of liquor dispensed NJ
our establishment during these wears Tor
medicinal use. we can say coniid 1tiy that
none have approached the celebrated Dnf.
TVS Malt whisky In freedom from i,isei
Oh and other noxious materials, In smooth.
ness of taste, roupdness and dclicasy OF
favor: making 1t alike acceptable 10 all
ages and TO the most delicate stomachs. In
typhoid fever, dysentery, diarrhea, and all
low forms Of disease, the medical pro-
fessIon viii find this article OF whissey IN
valuable 90 q stimulant and tonic, without
any OF the bad effects usually following the
taking OF spirits less refined.
CURRAN * G0LER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Rochester, N. T."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-19

The alarm Of Ore aounded yesterday At
i2:15 o'clock p. NJ. from BOX Is. corner OF
First and Cary streets. was caused by we
burnins-put Of q chimney 10 the ne'ghbor-
hood. No damage.
Beverley r. Crimp. Esq, Of thus city, was
married on the 18th Of october, a. Mount
Airy, Richmond comfy. By she Rev. Mf:
johnson, 10 Miss Eta TayIoe. daughser Oh
Henry Tayloc, ESQ.
DR.. Hoge win preach this morning 81 y
o'clock and tbis afternoon at 4 O'clock NOT
3 O'Clock.
Received Of C. y. Johnston, the Young
Indies, journal for November, flied WIN
the latest winter fashions.
There /. a wonderful increase OF tneeress
In politics here since the Ohio and West
The American bsrkensinc Mathew Baird,
l1s tons. A. T. Forbes master, for hio
Janelro, with 1870 barrels -four, valued ct
e1s. 1856; shipped bv Dunlop u McCance.
In a fight that occurred last night on
Seventeenth sireet between Charlie Gan
zert and John Baker (colored). the latter
received q severe flesh wound. Ganzert
was taken to the First ststion-house, but
was baiied ir the sum OF $500.
Daniel 0'Donnell was arrested and taken
10 the Second station yesterday, charged
with firing 3 pistol on Broad street, en-
dangering the lives Of people.
There are more broken sidewalks 10 be
seen In Richmond at this time than tor
wears before. Some Of them are on Broad
street. At one time The city authorities
were amazingly particular about sidewalks ;
now but little attention is gwen them. The
change in this respect Is not an improve
mont
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-19
Police Court.

The following eases were disposed Of
yesterday:
Daniel Conner. drunk. Sent to Jail Tor
three month. in default Of surety.
W. b. SchOnberger. drunk. Fined %.
Nolhe O'Keil. drunk and disorderly.
Fined S2.50.
Thomas =. Turner, charged with threat
ening TO beat William Roach. Fined S2.6O.
Daniel Williams (colored). charged with
assault and battery. Discharged.
William johnson (eolored), charged with
trespass. Discharged.
William higgins (colored), charged with
throwing rocks on the street. Turned
over to his mother to be whipped.
Samuel Gregory (colored), charged with
stealing a lot OF rum from j. Il. Dill q
Brother. Sent to Jail for four months,
with labor.
Lumpsy Luca,, charged with assault and
battery. Fined IS.
Anderson Nayo (colored). charged with
stealing lot Of lead pipe. Sent TO Jail for
fifteen DAYS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-19
Manshpsfar Notes.

There was considerable excitement on
the streets here Yesterday morning over
the appearance OF fire in the northwest cor
nsr OF the city. IL was an clubhouse or
she'd on the lot adjoining the steam
brish.yard, corner Of Seventh and Semmes
streets. The wind was high and the build
ing very dry, and II was soon consumed.
The fire was caused by sparks from the
stationary engine. Damage slight.
The Musical and Dramatic Association
are praetieing for concert that they will
give soon.
There win be the usual services at the
city churches to-day. In the absence OF
Mr.. Epps, pastor Of the Presbyterian
church. Rev. Mr.. Reynolds will I'LL his pull
Dit this morning.
John ii. Ingram, ESQ, left the city yes
terday afternoon for Hewletfs, Hsnrico
county, where he expected to address
Democratic meeting last night.
There will be q meeting OF the Commit
tee OF One Hundred at Democratic head
quarters Tuesday night. a full attendance
is specially desired.
Mr.. b. A. Hancock IL again able to walk
about his farm. He will soon be at his
Office in the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-19
uuitso states Supervisors.

The supervisors recommended by the
CITY Democratic Committee have been ap-
pointed. Richmond is all right in this re-
spsct, brit most Of the counties are dilatory
In sending in lists. The Republicans have
ssked for supervisors for nearly oil the pre-
cinets in this State. They will be ap-
rented, and the law requires that for each
precinct where supervisors are petitioned
for there shall be one supervisor 70 repre-
sept the Democrats and one to represent
The Republicans. The Republican lists are
or soon will be In, while by the neglect
Of Democratic committees Il Is likely that
Mr.. II. y. Peasants, the shief supervisor,
will be forced to make our appointments
from the old lists, upon which are names
Of men dead. or removed, or perhaps not
pow In sympathy with US. III our county
committees want good representative SUI
pervisOre they must send in the lists at
once 70 Mr.. Pleasants. He stands ready
10 give W. the men we recommend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-19
ueuriee nsrmoerats.

The Democrats Of Tuckahoe Township,
Uennco county, organized Cleveland,
Hendricks, and George d. Wise Club with
forty-three active members on the 18th in
shat, and appointed the following mem.
bers finance committee for the purpose OF
collecting funds TO deirsy the expenses Of
Che club: c. Barksdale, Jr., Louis Fen
dick, G. +. Elliot, b. 7. Walton, W. I.
Allen, Jacob voet j. "A. Crosley.
The Henrieo County Committee had
Ane meeting yesterday. They have gone
hard 10 work. and from this time to the
election win make The county lively.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-19

Ac,ogssnsss ~ Az 80 Asaissani saanash
~ ~ ssssSs.
raisr Char,es r. BiRgss, having bern ap-
resnsed shsei-msrshsI. has assumed d.
Soes,ou md ssptrsl Of the Democratic Pc
ysfe osdsred tor Ne s~sh." and announced
~ Relieving appointments ~ aids and ~
eDvoant msrshsls:
AID: ". r. Bowie, Ben. 7. August.
D1ehAf4 :. Denny.
xssis1snt NsrshAls: D. A. Jacob, Clay
NAN, n. n. EiItlt, Monroe Y. d. StArke,
Ss1josn, ], II. gibbons, Jefferson; w. 3.
SS1le1f, HsrshaM; W. n. Talmsn, Jackson |;
CSsIScs =. Chsikicy, Manchester.
Ig sugurs well for this demonstration
mt the clubs have gone heartily 10 work
= make II Z success. Upon them the chief
hbor d<vclvs. They have 10 enroll their
uoen, uniform them as far o. possible, dts
6ibuse the torches the committee viii pro-
vide, procure transparencies, &C., &c. II
\ no light work, but there are willing
hearts and ready hands 10 do u.
There will be 800 uniformed men IN line,
and three or four hundred other torch
besr<sp. and, Il H. 10 be hoped, several hun
ared boYsemen also. The effort will be
not 10 have great many transparencies.
hut 10 hste q limited number Of good
euee.
Colored lights will blaze ct every cor.
ner; the fireworks will be abundant and
sood, and there will be several bands Oh
music.
The line OF march has not yet been laid
Of, bus 70 will NOS be too long. As usual,
She climax Of the demonstration VIII De on
Broad street ~ the procession approaches
che speakers stand, on the City-liall lot.
Colonel John Il. Cary. the superintend-
snt Of the City COMMITTEES, IL In core
spondence with speakers. There will be
some first class talent at his command.
The speakers may count on On audience
% ten thousand people. Our citizens VIII
turn out in great numbers and take win
them their country cousins.
The Manchester sluts viii! Join with US.
They can always be relied upon to contri-
bu:c some unique feature to such an oesa-
sion. -,
The Petersburg clubs win be heartily
welcomed II they come; 80 viii be those
from Ashland, Williamsburg, and all other
cities and towns.
This Is 10 be big meeting. 1t Is hoped
thai il will give new impulse TO the cam
psign throughout the State. All are wei
come; all can belp to assure ITS success.
Citizens, fall In With your ward club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-19
RACING IN RICHMOND.
First Fall Meeting or the Virginia 5oehe'
Club 20 Begin on the 2s:h.

Firss Fall Meeting or the virginia Jockey
Club 20 Begin on the 2s:h.
fhe first fsll meeting OF the virginia
Jockey Club will begin Tuesday, 18th, No
the FAIRGROUNDS course, and VIII con-
tinue four days. With this meeting viii be
revived in Richmond the noble sport Oh
racing. Noted horses that have run the
present season both East and West viii
contest here, and our citizens will have the
ratification Of attending raee-meetlng
where the thoroughbreds will be numer-
Gus and the races spirited and well con-
Quoted.
II this inaugural meeting be success,
the managers Of the enterprise promise
that every spring and fall we shall have the
opportunity Of attending racing In which
many OF the famous horses Of the country
will be entered.
At Baltimore and Washington the Jockey
club races are established institutions, and
On race-days the beauty and fashion attend
sRmasse. That such will be the case here
IN Richmond there Is every reason to be-
lieve.
Mr.. X. w. Dutfon, the representative OF
the Virginia Jockey Clab, is at Ford's Ho.
tel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-19
Stop Dissenting
RICHMOND, October Is, 1884.
tn Ns Editor of the Dispatch:

RICHMOND, OctOpef 10, ioci'
To the Editor of the Dispatch:
Won't you please call the attention OF
the proper authorities 70 the great trouble
and annoyance that the ditch and emDank.
ment in front OF our doors 10 giving the
merchants and citizens Of this portion oil
the cityf This .embankmsns-about ten
feet high in front Of our doors-has been
here for about two wesks-mahing II I'M
possible for a dray or country wagon 70 re-
ceiye goods from or deliver goods to us.
This great nuisance extends from First
street to Monroe street on Broad, impairng
the business Of several hundred merchants.
The ditch is dug, the pipe is IN the street,
but the hands must be on holiday, a.
scarcely any work has been done here for a
week. Cannot the Mayor aud Engineer
stop disputing and get interested In reno
wing This trouble, and thereby relieve many
merchants OF Broad street and
MONROE WARDi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-19

The Grind Division Junior met In an.
nual session. IN Lyuehburg Tuesday and
Wednesday. Reports Of the grand officers
show the order to be on the increase.
Twenty-n CENTS was reported As the bal
aoes on hand In the treasury. All the old
oGlcen we're removed. and new ones elect
a. - iolIows: Richard Adams, Richmond.
eSan6 worthy patriarch; Thomas II. Jack.
80, Lynehburs, grand scribe; George y.
Pritebttl Petersburg. grsnd treasurer.
Ths next session win be held IL this city 10
October. 1ea5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-19

The Democrats OF Midlothian, Chester
leld county, had meeting yesterday.
Colonel w. s. Gilman made them an excel
lent speech discussing the issues OF the
DAY pithily and Frightening bis solid ar
euIpent With racy anecdotes. Hon. George
b. wise rendered IN account OF hts stew.
sydship, and powerfully attacked and
sleariy exposed the wrong-doings OF the
Republican party.
An Of our meetings In Chesterfield have
hesn ven attended. This good old county
h loyal 20 the cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-19
by r. %. Chafin 4 Co"
Real Estate Auctioneers
Tenth street, Richmond, Va.

COO ACRES OF LAND IN LUr
l.OUO NENBURG COUNTY, VA, a. ~
AfJCTfON-By virtue OF sssIee -, 10
Richmond Cbancery court, entered onnuy e..
1854. In thr cause Of Fowlkes's executors ~
Kknjeht and others. the undersigned Will sell py
nubiic auction, at Meherrin depot, on the h'eh-
mmond and Danville railroad, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER III, 1884.
n, II o'clock A. NJ The following TRACTS or
LAND. in Lunonburg county, conVeyed W nie ''
trnsiee by W. G. knight and wife: r. ,u
Il A TRACT OF ABOUT 725 hCHEs, Iln W.
,'r,eu Bsy depot. Richmond and Danvils ralI-
road. This is mostly wood land and has yer!
''1' A TRAIT OF ABOUT 72s ACRES, about
four miles from Green Bay, Rlchrl0nd ana D,n
vile railroad. This tract contains gond osa, oI
creek aai land. and has goEi MIL ste. ihis
tract is about one half in woods me tand -
rood quality. Has DWELL iNG-hoUSS ana
0- a. A V@ TRAIT OF ABOUT $50 ACRES lying
near Tract No. ]. mostly wood land NO Duiid-
ings, but has q Lithia spring on IL. .,,..
The tracts may be divided into smaller p,fcs =
There Is q l. rye quantity OF timber ahu woOu on
thee tracts. and the lands are xood Tor farming
purposes. .,,e,.,,, attain. and have
,.,iss gosnect the land before day OF sale.
PTvpus one ffsh cash, aud the balance IN ON
two and three years, equal insalments, lot oonus,
with rood security, bearing per cent Int hes
from ,lay OF sale. title Retained uutil sne "no'e
purehase-money Is paid. c,,,rrrr yrn...o
Sale nv r. II. CHAPLIN 4 Co, Auetioneers.
or Io22,26, Nov.2,5.9, l1d&w3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-19
Tho Woodworking

Is plain gold ling. The rIug being with
out end, signifies the duration OF the union,
which Is without end except BY the death
OF one OF the parties. 1t is OF gold, be-
cause that is the most perfect metal, not
liable TO destruction by rust, &c. Life will
wear out by labor's trials, so will gold
wear out by attrition. The plsmness oil
the ring signifies that the groom believes
the one he has chosen for his bride Is SUI
perior TO every other female, needing not
the foreign aid Of ornaments. An assort-
ment Of plain gold rings will be found at
c. Lumsden & Sons, jewellers, s23 Main
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-19
SDoeial.

Julius Meyer Il Son received on Satur-
day, too late for insertion in their regular
advertisement, 1900 pairs LADIES' Ten
Button Length, Embroidered and Plain
Back, Mosquitaire Kid Gloves. In nll
shades Of Tans and Brown. which they are
going to sell at SOC. per pair. These Gloves
cost 81. rs TO import. and have always sold
for from $3.50 TO e. per pair. Twelve
hundred pairs Ladies' Eight-Button Length
Nosquitaire Undressed Kid Gloves 10 sell
at l5c. per pair, Just one third their real
value; two eases Wamsutta Blesched Cot
ton to sell for Sc. per yard; 100 Remnants
Of Ingram, Two and Three-Ply. Tapes.
try, and Velvet Carpets to be sold at less
than cost OF manufacture.
julius MEYER & Sox,
Double Stores,
COL and COS east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-19

Visitors 10 our State Fair should not fail
10 see james river and the almost number
less points OF war and colonial interest.
The splendid steamer Ariel Iesves Rich
lnond for Eewpori's News, Old Point, and
Norfolk every Monday, Wednesday. aud
Friday at 7 A. NJ, and the price 0f ticket
IA only 81. Don't fail 10 70.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-19
se.ss,.h Games at the Fair.

The Californian, OF Scottish. games will
be striking feature Of the FIRST day OF the
State Fair, opening on the 22d instant.
They will be held In the open space be
tween the presidents house and the brick
Offices. The following noted athletes will
participate: Duncan {. Ross. champion OF
The world Pat. O'Donnell, champion
wrestler Of Canada; William Robertson,
tyainer OF the New York Athletic Club,
and many other noted persons In athletic
exercises. The Scottish bag-pipes will also
make IN interesting feature OF these games.
The games will commences at ii O'Clock
promptly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-19

Messrs. Ryland & Lee have secured the
services as salesman Of Mr.. Kirk Matthews.
Of Manchester. Mr. Matthews is well and
fayorably known in Richmond, having
spent much OF his time here within the
past few years. His business qualifications
and courteous bearing, added 10 his skill
as musician, make him valuable aequi-
sition 10 the establishment with which he
has connected himself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-19
uox.r,.u>u Association.

At The regular hozart-Hall soirfe next
Thursday evening the Meigs sisters, a vo-
cal quariette, will be one OF the attractions.
These young ladies were born in New York.
They are the grandchildren OF the Rev.
BENJAMIN G. Neigs, who sailed from Bos-
ton a. q missionary to India In 1913. Great
care was taken with their musical eduea-
tjop. and they studied under one OF the
hest master. IN the metropolis. They pos
sess rich and sympathetic voices. and their
execution shows the care and Judgment
that has been exercised in their instruction.
They create the most unbounded enthusi-
asm whenever they perform in public, and
never fail TO create desire to hear them
aSain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-19
RAILROAD LINES

60 M - - -
OHESAPEAkE AND OHIO KALI,
iwAy-sCUEpULE IN EFFECT oCfOBEs
IL, 1894: p,cusoNn-
o.oo A NJ FOR Newport's News, old Point COM
e'Ho n ~ fort and Norfolk. Daily except sum
dsy. .Only three hour; ana 1891 ,Seh.''
o.asA n. For ali stations and Lexington, N.Y.
300 ~ " on,sy,lle, aud Cincinnati. Nall ex-
cent sunday. Quickest line 70 Lex
ington Va. making close eenhes-
=, imn ons o,n a ,eommodatiou tmix-
o''' ed9 daily, except sunday. Stops al
...,pu Por Newport News, Old Point, and
Norfolk. Expire except sunis.. w.,
cas- p. NJ Ior Louisville ana c.n{ West Moth
,rosf and southwest. Fast expires.
daily. Does not stop for local basi-
ness. Pullman sleeplng;HcIa l rs, KIDD en-,
mond 10 Cincinnati and WasnhBbn
and Charlottesville 10 LOUISVILLE.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From From NS,rHlN oa Point. and View
ii''' Morris News, except Sunday.
s:2o p. N. From Louisville Cia aIsa ana a"
e:IsP NJ. From Norfolk except snnasy, IN
o1bP.N, From Louisville and CINCINNATI
Fast express, daily. "a.
Sunday Excursion TO Eewpor's News ans ora
psint WIN leave Richmond A. NJ, aud srn'eh
Richmond 6.15 P. N. returning,
Depot: Seventeenth aud broad str~s.a cs..
psahe and ohis Railway oepVHa If. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
w. SMITH, General nanaxey. 90 IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-19

The ladies Of the woman's Christian Tenn
peSsnee Union Of this city are making pre-
parailons for their annual meeting. 10 be
held some time early next month. The To-
cal union meets Tomorrow Monday morn
Ing at 1880 O'Clock Ia the parlors Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, and
win have the matter before them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-19

This favorite opera company will com.
mtnce an engagement at the Theatre wed.
pesday night, continuing the remainder OF
the week. The operas to be rendered are
Grola. The Orange-Girl, and The Queens
Lace Handkerchief. Sale OF reserved seats
begins Tuesday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-19

Noxarf Hall u crowded niah(ly b. fun
1oVine peoplf, who enjoy the bu1fe<nlDment
given BY tbo Dime. Mnseu1 Company.
Many ntGhts duunx the paee Ueek Iarge
nombeu Were tuned sway. there being no
vo1n ~ uore II he ball. The 0oetIobs--
md md AnIy-remaln bare 90 the time.
= ~ ni1lseIios II ne publle and, With
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-19
The Private Secretary.

Tomorrow and Tuesday nights the hadi-
.on-Square Theatre Company will place the
"Private Secretary" on the Theatre boards
Of this city. The play is said to abound In
fareieal brmors OF the richest character.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-19
Tho Gas. n aiDs.

The public contemplate with great salts
faction the speed Superintendent Knowles
is making in laying the new gas-mains.
An increased gas supply is greatly needed,
and many people will greatly rejoice when
IL can be had.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-19

Spence, Tyree & Co. have the largest
ano finest stock Of Boots, Shoes. Trunks,
and sateheIs in the city. Chiidren's High
Cut Button ct 81; Misses, ~ TO a.;
Ladies', ears to IS.
SPExcE. TYREE & Co..
SIS east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-19

This Club win meet tomorrow night at
washers Hall, on Louisiana street, Rock
ette, "for the purpose Of enrolling new
members snd to perfect Arrangements for
the torchlight procession" Tuesday night
purpose.
Turn ont, boys. Torches will be pro.
yjded by the City Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-19
The Drought.

So far the operations OF the railroads
running out OF Richmond have been but
little inteyfered with by the drought. They
can still get enough water for the locomo-
tiyes. Either the railroads are much beiter
prepared in this respect. or the drought is
much less severe than that OF 1881, for in
1881 some Of our lines were seriously trou'
hlah
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-19
AUCTION HALES- Mouday.
= >tTr<vS~r.ovsorJoc0> rsANNN~.Nr-ot<Nr1Jo<s
49, By rurman Topper,
nca1 Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1910 Main strsel


rrRENPToRy AUCTION SALE or
TWO STORY DETACHED FRAMED
1swrtI.IEG ON HAsCoCk STREET, No:
~ ~. nfTWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY
.1.llpp,rETe. ALSO rliREE DEsIR ABLE ByI 10,
nc LOTS ON CLAY Is sIREsT .ErWE ~ ~
LIZ ~ he owner. Who IL about 10 remove from
-. stsv. VIII sell by suction- without limit or
,.sscrve. on the premise', on
MONDAY. 0croBER 60. 1885,,
:. Az o'clock r. NJ. the above PROPERTY. TIE
sn,cs n 10 thorough order, having been newly
,nsiuied and repaired, aud II occupied bya nrs.-
e,sss Ter ant 81 ek0o yer snnum. There Is BON an
~ housc.lot fronts S0x150 feet IN 20-roos
sisy; he loss On Clay street each front soxioo
tn me, seeking nice home or . paying invest.
III in an improving part OF the eitv are fnviseo
~ ms saic. as The owner 10 determined 10 se'i.
IEhhs THURMAN rUPPER.
~ Auctionees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-19

Spence, Tyree Il Co., sl6 east Broad
street. importers Of and dealers in LADIES'
and Gentlemen's Fine Shoes. Ladies' ana
Gentlemen's Shoes In all shapes and sizes,
TO fit narrow and broad feet.
London Walkeniast specially.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-19
To the Ladies'.

Nine. La Fontaine Rice, 523 east Broad,
Is fully prepared to Gil orders in drsss-ms-
king In all It's branches. First-elass work
promptly executed. Suits made TO order
from eS to s22. Readymade suits on hand.
Ladies are invited 10 call.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-19

We have now on hand q large lot OF
Queen Ann Dressing-the best In The
world; also, The Ladies' Dressing.
Buttons Raven Gloss,
French Dressing,
London Backing,
Bixby's Royal Polish,
Browns French Dressing.
SPENCE, TYREE & Co.,
SIS east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-19

"swingipg on De Golden Train " Is the
name OF n good comie-song just published
by G. II. Johnston. IL was composed, words
and music, by Mr.. ii. RoseDfeld, OF this
city, with q well-executed frontisplses by
A. Hoen & Co.