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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-09
G2ochemfliche Sllinols 1Sfoats-Beif,ene.

philadelphia, bds i'm nun 3u 3tpet SabreH
3uhthalls uro $500 Celebrate DerArtbellr
bot, neil CT 1t0 fir etnen BenftonssN gens
ten aus8egeben uno eth Gertifttat fir einen
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0itli6en BenniDloanten gedrloert bate.
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beiratbete CT inter benz gfallteil IS. StD1te
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Webb; aber iNor na6 DteruobentIt9er
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iungen gBitttpe Harions 5u Ganoor i'm
Staate Stem Oort all uno betratbete btele
unter oetn Gamen SbeIoon Bnrletgb.
@tles Wturgens periOtpano er uno bolb
nabber tautbte er III Soutb Bes1O in Sns
btdna inter oetn 0lancn $. 6. BotneroD
auf, ipo CT fi6 dig Benfipnse Ngert nteoerS
IteB. Oort tuurbe CT NIT einem Srdulein
W}alon b%efannt, tpetdes CT balo 5l %rlet1sr
0rttten" n1adte. 2l0 ibrer iDuroe er balo
ilberbrliiiG, unb bann bega6 CT ltd nab
BabaIb' tit Sltoiona, no ct alS Der rei6e
califnrnil6e Minenbeftber s. So. Se1t5
auftrat. ST nltroe onjetbft nit Trdulein
w. s. Stetpart bstanitt, tDeIhe eiie tIeine
Sarln belaB uuo DciratIete oieielbe nab
fltr5er 3eit. %Nuf iein 3ureoen perfdllfte
ie Die Jarm fir $500 ut,O reiife nit ibm
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lire 6etmatb Surifgeihidt. Sm Sabre
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genniDloanten unter benz gtantet So6u
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9eniionSs @Iaminater q. g. Mebb. Nu6
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Is. Mnoerion, beren So1n ct ais 2aufbnrz
IGen aneelteat bate, ulto betratbtte 1te.
8ato Derldlpanb er aus Cumberland, oD1e
benz Sungeit le eirlen Gent be3ablt 81 baber.
st mltBte neroufter, neil ibnt Hegterun9S=
@ebeimpDlt3iiten auf ben TerleH Darer,
uno er fam nun nd0 Weartetta III BenaiDIs
Darten, I'm enblih petbaftet St tper0en.
-. gr bat 0ultoerte bolt Ber1ouen III YennS
iblnarieu, Obio, sSnDtana, Jfetp Oorf, ST.
Itnois llno Seem eeSerlen beihtntnbelt. 2m
beiten gingen ietne S6iuinoeleten, tpentt ct
fi0 ais BenitonSs N9ent, genftonSs @ranis
nator Dber als @ebetmpoli5tit oes penitonss
8ureau autlpielte. Btele sabLtert tbm gerne
cine Sltntine. III Ser 6offnur1g, bon Der
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/ ten. Wfebr als 500 ReniioaSs Beredti8te
3dDIten fDl1 $3.50 bis $40, UNI eiae Strip
bung ibrer Benitonen SIT erlaiset. QuBer
ben obett %geiannten 9earteft bat ct Git6 folz
genbe gefabrt: Sames 1bompion, S. G6os
mas, 0feu. SoDn Stiff unb Sberit Bates.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-09
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Gin GrafmaUimoIer.

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g~aunereten beging, ionbern du9 mebs
rere Sraucn II nj tDr 3ebenSgInd
betrDg nn0 nod pte1e %unoere
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pentgitens fir einiae ieiner 3uerit genaltns
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mag fiuf3tg Sabre alt iein uuo ftato inter
benz 0tar1en So1n u. Moore in ben Iebten
Sagen Dor Dem 8unbesbe3irfsgeri9te in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-09

AAp HIltt OteuIlug DeL PtUttIIuI
0uftao SGaer in Stuttgart, 6eiien
80 ormdImollfIeibung g" unb ytn
Detblt6em 9aarbuft zen urste
Speiien" i6 bereits friiDer ertp6hute,
hat tpieoer bon it9 b0ren Iailen uno lih
DeronloBt %gefunoen, iiber ieine neuzerfltn=
benen peibliAen v0aarOuft zg8Grsen", Die
CT 81 ntbrDptnz SC ii geIOen" nennt,
un0 neide ouf Dem 3utunftss Speiietiide
Der Dtenihbeit cine 10 groBe Houe ipielen
lpuct, einigc belebrenoe 2tufi1lliile sl err
tDeilcn. ST DcrtitnoiGt, oaB CT ourb cine
game 9tetbe BON Stat q d Ell" 6u Dem
8erfabren gelangt lei, pDen III Den Sdarel1
DcS Wfeni0en entDalteren tnbtDinuel>
len 0eru0 Durh 3errciben nit Witl1=
suder gu getDinuet MD III geet9neter 9pteu3
in Torm bon S~treufugelben gu berz
ipenoen."
g8ie bieie yG0atiadeu" ousieber, biirfte
am belten harau5 berporgeDen, baB th ben
t6erru 8rofeilor ie!bft iprehen laile. ST
erflart ndlnliO n0rtIi6 6oLgenOes:
Grte Tbatiabe. 9te malietbaften
tberupeutil1en Srfolge utetreS 9&oQregtmcS. Oicle
5ei9ten olf'5 llurUtoerle8Ii1fte tie, buB pom benz 2rda
ger in9cfirbtcr &&oltletoun9 in bic Gleioun9 cine.
mDtnt0uell et9el1tbImlt3e, Don bent .GrSeuger ais
2SoDl9eru6 uHo @ellpoten5 lettpt erfennbdre Sub
1dh5 ubergtbt, dltD elite 2rt pom 0elb tar5 net:
eine 3botldDc, pie dud in benz tiratteil GoltSge=
9rattd1,. 9%etragsne 2&oGititGe, b~eion6ers MSplls
It%rlln1pfe, su @et(SlDefel SIT perocnoer, tbre pratt
ttiDe 8e1tdtt9nn9 lInOet. 0fcin eritcr Sdritt atr
tnnerlt9en &trDtaouu9 mar bic &erlpenoung qcz
tra9enef &5oae ats &on III bpble it,nerSenOe
3gDHef ms Obr unO in ben Wtaitbarm BEL
StarrDocn, uno ipurbeu barit prompte grfplge
e~r5ielt,
3meite.&batia6e Nod iebt ,per6en beim
GOtFs peridteoene &brperausi beipuu9eu, 3. j..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-19

The WEATHER YESTERDAY was cold aud
snowy.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY: @ A. NJ, -;
0 A. NJ, 80; noon. 20; L. NJ, G Z.
~. 30: midnight, -.
Mean temperature. 20 4.6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-19
Extraordinary Rush.

Yesterday there was an immense rush at
1902 Main street. between Twelfth aud
Thirteenth, Richmond. 1t was the OPEN
ing-day Of the great assignee sale OF winter
clothing, hats, furnishing goods, &c. Hun
dreds were unable TO get near the doors,
and the managers were compelled to admit
the crowd in sections. Everybody was
well pleased, ard all admit the goods were
sold Just as cheap rs represented. We have
only space to mention few Of the bargains
they are offering. and bear in mind there
are over 5000 different articles equally as
cheap, that we have not space to mention
here: Mems Chinchila Oyercoats, S2.9j-
guaranteed worth SIS. or money returned;
a full Suit OF Mems Clothes, S3.99-guar-
anteed worth Sl2, or money returned;
Mems Fashionable Hats. 80 cents-w0rth
$50; Umbrellas, 3J cents worth S1.25;
shirts, underwear. &C.. at 1902 Main street,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth, Rich
mond. Remember, this great sale will last
only five days. Store open till at night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-19
PUBLIC-SCH0OL FUND.
The Annual observation-disclosures Set
Apart for Each City and County.

The Annual Apportionment-Amount Set
Apart for Each City and County.
The Superintendent Of Public Instruction
has apportioned the 1910, ,605.S2 as follows ::
Accomac, s9,5i5.22; Albemarle,, s13,-
7sS.O3: Alexandria city. S5,025.99: Alex
andria county, Sl,3GS.93; Allegheny,
s2.OIs.29; Amelia. s4.507.1G; Amherst,
S7,435.70: Appomattcx. S4,246.09; Angus
ta. sl1, 1925: Bath. sl.S27 43: Bedford,
12.52G.59; Bland, S2,07S.G2; Botetourt,
S5,59S.67; Brunswick, S7,0l6.SG Buch-
anan. S2.452.G6; Buckingham. s7,0j9.G4; ;
Campbell. Ss.O2l.G2; Caroline, 81
1O79l; Carroll, sj,59j2s; Charles City,.
s2.279.35: Charlotte, S7.4SI43: Cbes-
terfeld. S7,l3423; Clarke, S3,0j9.2j;
Craig, 81, $50. 80; Culpeper. Sj,506.43; Cum
berland. S4,GS7.05; Danville. S2,332; Dick
enson, S1,Gi5.35: Dinwiddle, S5,79f.92;
Elizabeth City. S3,636. %; Essex. 81, 747 .3S;
Fairfax, SG.2OS.ij; Fauquier, S9,339;
Floyd. S5.G40.2j; Fluvanna, s4.4GS.T;
Franklin, $40, ,262.59: Frederick, S5,0S3.03;
Fredericksburg. Sl,4G3.2G; Winchester,
sI,SsG.GG; Giles, SS,9lO,44; Gloucester,
s4,S5S.l7; Goochlahd. Sl,0lG.Si; Grayson,
sG,1I4.12; Greene. S2 429.63; Greensylle,
s3,679; Halifax, sl4,641.42; Hanover,
s7,67O.S9; Henrico, S6,46l.S3; Henry.
S7,959.G4; Highland. s2,0iO.23; Isle
Of Wight. s3.90167; james CITY, Si.S7S. %;
King and Queen, S4,1l6.G6; King George,
s2,G54.49; King William. S3,1S2.l1; Lam
easter, s2.547; Lee. S7,45s.92; Loudoun,
S9.519.99; Louisa. S7,7S7.99; Lunenburg,
S4,95O.S9; Lynchburg. s5,3s2.4S; Madi-
son, S4,l42.99; Manchester, S2.O62.11;
Mathews, S2.759.S0; Mecklenburg, sll,-
0O739: Middlesex, S2,6l5: Montgom
cry, S7.440.27; Nansemond. S5,sj3.05;
Nelson, SG.779.GS; New Kent, 3D.
22S.4I; Norfolk city, S7,3l3.74; Norfolk
county. SS.6l0.GG; Northampton. 1862 81;
Northumberland, S3,46O.7l; Nottoway. Si.-
67279; Orange. sj.460.3G; Page. S3.S5?.3l;
Patrick, S5,273.S9; Petersburg, S7,90O.91
Pittsylvania, SlS,209.63; Portsmouth, S3,-
52l.O4; PowhataD, S3,l49.10; SPrince
Edward. S6,14922; Prince George.
S3,404.17; Prince William, S3,I9l.9S
Princes Anne. $3.50 60; Pulaski, 3d.
5G1.G3: Rappahannock. s4,1G7.12; Rich.
mOnd city. s2a,e22.Sa; Richmond ION
county. S3,1ls.4S; Roanoke, S,667.63;
Rockbrldge, SS.036; Rockingham. sl2, 22S.-
"a; Russell, S6.129.47; Scott. S7,699.li;
Shenandoah, S7.135.33; Smyth, Sj.0i5.g4;
Southampton, S7,13s62; Spotsylvania,
s4,l72.GO; Stafford, s3,2G7.GG; staunlon,
sl,s06.59; Surry, S2.49l.05; Sussex,
s4,20I.12; Tazewell, s5,49i.56; Warren,
s2,SS9.23; Warwick, Ss75.32; Washing
ton, s9.992.75; westmoreland, s3,Gl9.T;
Wise. S2.533.s3; Wythe, s5,s5I.96; York,
s3,l11.90.
The warrants for the school superin-
tendents are now being sent TO them from
the Auditors Office. All of these warrants
will be mailed by this afternoon, and a.
soon rs they reach the superintendent
these officials will hand them over to the
teachers, who can get their November pay
as soon as their warrants are presented to
the t.easurers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-19

.......x.S Asp~eslv Ar lndfrtc,ly With
wsIr wsa.S;s 1890 sri Who. s(Ser i,e had
sS s;Ssd sn,s rsrt i,rcrIv's d. *, was sent BY
-. s.cses.rv N Wsr n; search OF uOwRAte.
ne M seSssss y s,vrn;,scs srrrrtary Llncoin
ln.ssspy IA ,src.tss ~ ~ -dav. q I i,i send ser.
s.,u - u.sIs,sh ~ srsrrh n (srtaiu Hos.
geent ncNncisu ~ssv ~ 49, ~ ~ .cr,e one ~
ka,. ..sss.s.. I.g . rs.sonshlv rood
~ ~, "sn ~ s~,is,"r i,,,s vcu NAV say thai tho
c'ue '" .'"s,..s,a.s ~ thjs matser hive
ressp, puu,s po.s." 80 -" =. =. .cr,Irw. :. pre..
msor M " 49, uss, -, 90 uowr 10 and thar \ be.
90. .oe sss.. ro ~ ,,,sas n The inte,ost a
, i've nsy, "ei' " ~ w
howxa,.I u,xs'nI ,.,..,,r, s,..,v rive ven ali The
,,,os,.,,n, o .v =. h,s no.se s.,on , y ssked the
rn,,nrsar ,m.~rs's' "' =" "'' -
~, IN that ~ss ucce,<,rv. ~ vvsx
a.. ss,,s :. tn The second iett.r IN C,reelv.
sSs,na .Ss ,. ,or loan scc,.incd no ,nformatI,n
- !" s,s wberrabouts ,bdt was not In the
srs, and that he aid NOT inform me Of IL
recent was matter II no consequence. I
.,,ss ,,rshIe AZ the time 10 make ,,se OF the
cso,. va ua s,so,mas,or hut when sereeane
U.,..y ~ $500 10 M. ana told me he bsd
ry is,,er rom Howgate. which now appears,
40 d,d not before know, to be the one 70
G.aa,s ~ ~" = pvs s",rS had In hlma man vno
xzos thorouvhiv familiar with HOWx9Jc'1
,,,ne and who. for other other rea-
sons ss we'll couId be utilized In following
The c,oev
% n Il iutl,uatcd - suggested the reporter.
:. that Lieutenant Greely wss an accomplice
OF Howgntc.,
II had had no such suspicious Ia the
natter, replied the Secretary, "bus Lieu.
tenant Greely was unfortunate In allowing
his own name to be used as giving out 10.
formation which was rendered useless by
being published. and, be Is correctly re.
ported, In making remark as nls ineno'
ship for and Willingness to assist Howgate.
which implied that he regarded HIN AZ an
unfortunate man, rather than an escaped
criminal. I say that was unfortunate, Ia
that It tends to give color to the suspicion
OF friendship felt and aid rendered 10 How.
gate by persons formerly with BIN IN the
signal service. I do no not refer TO the
chief signal officer. who has made every
effort in his power to have Howgate pun
ished."
"Then there IL no suspicion OF Gree'y,s
completely with Howgate beyond thar Oh
legged 10 be held by the man who saw Tree
ly's letters?"
"None that know off, replied the See
retary. "sergeant Holtnortb gave me no
idea that he suspected any particular per.
son Of completely with Howeste, and " DID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-19
A SUCCESSOR no ROBERT BURNS.

New YoIs Times. |

New York Times.
The Masonic fraternity OF the State
thronged the Grand.Lodge room OF the
Masonic Temple last night to take part In
the crowning Of the poet-aureate Of Free
masonry. Robert Morris, LII. D., OF Ken
tucky. The only person upon whom the
honor had ever been conferred before was
Robert Burns, the Scotch poet. Early in
November circular from the Grand Mas
ter and Grand Secretary OF New York was
sent to prominent Masons in the United
States, Great Britain, and Canada, request
ing an expression OF views as to the selec-
ton OF Mr.. Morris. From every quarter
came back the response, Crown him; he
has earned it," These letters. in a huge
volume, rested upon the speakers desk last
night.
At s O'Clock the Grand Master OF New
York, William A. Brodie, with the Grand
Lodge officers, marched up the main aisle,
followed by General Roome. NJ. w. Past
Grand Master. escorting the Laureate. As
the procession moved through the room the
organist Of the Grand Lodge, George w.
Morgan, played the overture TO civilian
Tell" The invocation was by the Rev. DIR.
Howard Henderson, OF jersey City, late
Grand Chaplain OF Kentucky, the audience,
including the ladies'. joining In the 80 mote
It be" at the close. This was followed by an
address on "The Scope and Grand Design
OF Freemasonry," by the Rev. DIR. j. NJ.
Worrall, late Grand Commander OF Ken
tucky. Mr.. Morris's most celebrated pro-
duction, 1--WE Meet Upon the Level and
We Part Upon the Square," was then re-
cited by Past.Master John +. Collins, Of
New York. This was received with vo-
ciierous applause. After addresses upon
1.-The Poetry Of Freemasonry," by
Frank r. Lawrence, Deputy Grand Mas
ter: "The Masonic Life and Services
Of Robert Norris" by John W. Slmons, ".
W. Grand Master OF New York and the
History Of Masonic Laureation," by
Grand Master Brodie, and duets by Mrs.
Julia G. Hull and Miss f. Belle Tinker, the
bOnored guest was presented 10 the audi
ence, and the laurel chapIet placed upon
his gray hairs by Past. Master j. d.
Evans, Mr.. Morgan playing the "Coro-
ma ion" hymn at the same moment.
Grand Master Brodie said "This Is
awarded on behalf Of the audience
present, on the part OF 10000 Masons In
New York, and IN obedience TO the wishes
OF the fraternity throughout the world.
May your laurel crown inspire you In the
future to still greater and more inspiring
strains Of poesy than even In the past.
Mr.. Morris, with the crown still on his
head, made an appropriate response. con-
cluding with poem entitled "The Last,
Last Word" Mr.. Henderson then pre-.
sented to the Grand Lodge portrait Of The
laureate, the work OF Miss Marian Foster
There were many distinguished Mason,
present during the ceremonies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-19
ASSESSMENT OF REAL ESTATE.
Appointins Board to Meet the 29th-Pay and
Unity af Assessars--Tnxes for lss5.

Appointins Board to Meet the 29th-Pay and
Duty OF fAssessors--Taxes for lss5.
Under the recent act providing for the
assessment Of real estate In the state,
Board consisting Of Judge Thomas ;. At
kins, Commonwealth's-Attorney Samuel u.
Witt, and Clerk-of- Court w. L. Lawton.
Will meet on the 10Th OF this month and ap-.
point three assessors OF land for the city OF
Richmond.
Each assessor, before entering upon the
duties Of his Office, shall, before Judge Az
kins, In vacation, or before the court in
term, execute n bond, with good security,
In the penalty OF $4,000, conditioned ior
the fathful performance OF the duties OF
his Office according to law; provided, u
said qualification is In vacation the certin,
cate thereof aud the oath shall be returned
to the clerk OF the County or Corporation
Court, who shall record such certificate anu
the fact Of taking the oath in the minutes VI
the next term. hall
Each assessor aud assistant assessor snali
receive the sum OF two dollars for eaeh uay
he shall be necessarily employed In tne exc
sution OF the duties Of bis office. nc nc
counts shall be made out and yerinea, oy
%. davit made before the clerk oil tne hu''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-19

NJ HOLIDAY-GlFTS.
LADIES' AND 6ENTLEMEN's DRESSING
CASES,
WORK-B BOXES, ,JEwELRY-CAsES,
ODOR-CAsELTs, PLAQUES,
CHRISTMAS AND NEw-YEAR CARDS,
CARD-RECKIvERs, ,AsH.RECEIvERs,
PAPER-CUTTERs, PAPER WEIGHTS,
PORTFOLIOS, DESKS;
PHOTOGRAPH, SCRAP, and AUTOGRAPH
ALBUMS;
and thousands of other articles at the lowest
prices at
de 17-eod LEVY DAVIS'S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-19

Despite the inclement weather OF last night
about hundred people attended the Mo-
zart musicale. The hall was uncomfortabiy
cold. The programme was well rendered
throughout. 1t is matter Of great regret
that the storm prevented a large audience
Of Mozart people from enjoying the
rare and entertaining comic sing
ing OF Mr.. Edward b. Hay. OF
Washington citv. This gentleman Is In
imit.ble in his comic line, snd warmed up
bis audience. who were shiverine with
cold, TO remarkable degree OF enthusiasm
and kept them convulsed with laughter.
He was forced TO respond to an encore after
each song. II is TO be hoped that Mr.. Hay
will consent to appear before Mozart au-
dierce again.
Next Thursday being Christmas. the
regular musicale viii be dispensed with by
order of the Board Of Governors. This
will be the first omission since the organi.
zation Of the ASSOCIATION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-19
House OF direction and reform.

The Committee on House Of Correction
aud Reform will meet at the Council cham
Der tonight at o'clock. At recent
meeting OF this committee held at the city
jail ii was. on motion of Mr.. w. 8.
Gum, ordered that the City Sergeant be
requested to report the number OF prison.
ers now In the city jail, their ages, Nc.
The Sergeant has submitted the following
statement: White males, 20; coiored males,
1s; colored females. 80: white females, q;
white males and females under eighteen,
none; colored males under eighteen, 8.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-19
Pay Your Taxes.

The Office Of A. X. Woodson, City Col
lector Of Taxes, will be open daily from 0
o'clock In the morning until o'clock p.
VI. until the 3lst OF December inclusive for
the purpose Of receiving from all persons
taxes due to the city OF Richmond.
Any person who shall fail TO pay said
taxes withil the time so limited will be con-
sidered delinquent, and will be charged a
penalty Of 8 per cent. and interest at the
rate Of o per cent. per annum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-19
Caution.

Consumers Of "Dill's Best" tobacco win
please notice carefully the yellow tag on
same, and see that It has the wording, in
black letters. 'Dllps Best" Other tobac-
COS are being placed on the market with a
tag similar In coloring TO the "DilPs Best I"
tag, and may mislead consumers OF this
celebrated brand Of tobacco. To be genu-
Inc. the little yellow tag must have on IL
"Dilps Best" In buying, do not ask for
the little yellow tag, as formerly, but
"Dilps Best" aud see that you get what
yolI ask for,'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-19

In the Circuit Court yesterday the libel
suit Of ID. ii. Lynch against II. b. Chatiin,
which has been pending for several days.
was concluded. The Jury returned ver-
dict In favor Of Lynch, awarding him
$1,000 damages. Tee counsel for defence
moved to set aside the verdict, which mo-
ton was overrued bv the Court. Leave
was given to file a bill Of exceptions. and
the case will be taken to the Supreme
Court OF 1ppeals
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-19
A MisnpprehensiOu.

As our advertisement to sell Off our stock
Of fine iewelrv, watches, silverware. &C.,
at great reduction for the next sixty days,
seems to be misunderstood by great many,
we desire the public to distinctly under
stand that this sale is made for the purpose
OF settling up the estate OF the late John III.
Tyler and to make an entire change in the
business. The inducement now offered TO
purchasers in our line OF goods is one that
will rarely ever occur, and will justify per-
sons in luying for future need.
John LII. TYLER 4 Co.
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RrieGs.

A Christmas sale Is being conducted at
sos Main street pace Block for the benefit
OF the Bon Air Presbyterian church. The
sale will continue until IL O'Clock tonight.
Numerous fancy articles will be disposed
Of, also refreshments al favorable prices.
The Danish brig Margretbe, 15S tons. 5.
j. Farup master, cleared yesterday from
the custom-house for Rio Grande do Sui
with 1,7S5 barrels Of flour, valued at S9,-
$50, shipped by the Gallego-MiIls Manu-
featuring Company.
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The World.

Tonight Mr.. j. Y. Little will be at the
Theatre, in the sensational, spectacular
drama. 1.-The World" The scenic effect,
the great raft scene. the sinking ship, the
lunatic asylum. the revolving wall, NOON
light panorama, aud other sensational rep
resentations, are some OF the attra :tions.
The company will remain here until Satur-
day night. giving matinee performance
on Saturday
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tlnrs Court. In which II shall he stated that
the time for which said per diem Is claimed
was absolutely necessary. and when said
accounts shall be so mnae out and verified
they shall he paid ont OF any money In the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
The taxes for the year 1886 shall be ex.
tended upon the basis OF the assessment OF
real estate made under this act.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-19

NEW LOT or cHRIsTNAs-CARDs just opened:
Ladies' satohels. Ice. 10 IS; 1000 Juvenile
Books, to suit all ages. Social Games. l0c. TO ";
Desks and Work. Boxes, the largest and most va
ried assortment In Richmond; Boz Paper and
Envelopes. lOc. 10 IS; The Poets, handsomely
bound, 7sc. Many useful, beautiful. and cheap
fancy articles. RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH,
1902 Main street
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Eirs4 Yesterday.

An alarm Of fire was turned In from Box
AS, corner OF 81. James and Duval streets.
There was no fire, only burning chimney.
About 1880 last night an alarm OF fire
was turned In from Station l3. II was
caused by the burning OF some ash-boxes
In the court between the rear part Of the
American Hotel and the adjoining build.
ing, No damage at all.
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WILLIAM JENKlNs,iS ", bananas, oaI

WILLIAM JENKiNsiS ~, bananas, onions,
cabbage. and spples.
Z. B: COOK, At 10 o'eiock. hosehold csvlissre,
plano. &c.
L. ?; yIN:ToS. shsria. II A. N, hay, oats.
Z. n. COOK. groceries and store hxssres, Il slv
west Clay street, AZ l0S A. y.
FRANK u. HILL 3 co. and y. W. BOwE. coma
misAionest snlA on the presnises, ef fAru q
xle acres, thirteen miles ftsn city. oa Chsso-
peAke and ohio railway and % We wnlians-
burg pike, a IN. -
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Rubber Boots, and Arctics, for ladies, gen.
tlemen, and children.
SPENCE, TYREE 4 Co.,
Sl5 east Broad street.
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n,.trtee Deuuty ureud Masterx.

At the recent session Of the Grand Lodge,
Ancient Free aud Accepted Masons, the
following District Deputy Grand Masters
were announced: John +. Towny, OF
Lodge o; p. X. Bauman, Of Lodge i3; W.