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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
Insuranee.Nenf for Cleveland.


a meeting OF insurance-men, irrespective
Of party, favoring the election Of Cleveland
and Hendricks. was held yesterday after
noon at No. 1856 Broadway, for the purpose
OF organizing n campaign club. About two
hundred persons attended. The r0ll-call
was signed by over four hundred insu-
rance.men. Among the signers were W.
J. Walker, OF the Mutual Trust-Funj Life
Association; n. W. Bloss, yice-president
Of the Mutual ReseTye-FuTd Life Associa-
tioD, No. J5 Liberty street; J. l.. Douglass,
Of the Merchants Company, No. ISL Broad
way; ID. q. Whitney, OF the Hamilton
Company. No. 1856 Broadway; G.. K. Gram
ford, OF the Westchester Company, No. 14l
Broadway; l.. =. Bayard. of the Sterling
Company, No. 1G7 Broadway; ID. ", Quack-
inbusb. OF the Commercial Company, No. 157
Broadway; ID. Underhill. of the New York
Company, No. $50 Wall street: Edmund
briggs. Of the Williamsburg City, No. 150
Wall street; +. II. Luckman, OF the Cent?
mental, No. 1901 Broadway; W. Il. Hodg-
son, OF the Knickerbocker, Ne. GA Wall
street; &. w. Damon, Of the Germania,
No. l15 Broadway; Henry Hens, Of the
Empire City, No. 1GG Broadway; W. ".
Green. Of the Guardian, Of Liverpool, No.
~ w StitFis i''uhbif W. wv
Royal. No. 80 Wall street; e. b. Harper.
OF the Mutual Reserve. No. So Liberty
street; Charles Is. Peet, OF the United
States Mutual Accident. No. 800 Broad
way: and q. w. Hoyt, assistant manager
OF the London and Liverpool and Globe.
Mr.. j. l.. Douglass was chosen chairman,
Charles i. Peet rice-presdent, q. +. Pot
ter secretary, and y. Il. Quackenbush as
siStant secretary. Mr.. Douglass SAID that
since tie appointment by Governor Cleve-
land Of Superintendent Mccall there had
not been "A single call made upon them 10
contribute To politics. Cleveland had made
an excellent Governor and should do as
well as President. MIR. Douglass spoke OF
the great Influence Of the Independent Re.
publicanS.
Mr.. Turner. OF the Independent Rnpub-
licans. addressed the meeting, asking for
financial aid. The following Committee
on Permanent Organization was appoint
ed r.. Il. Harper, Charles B. Post. T..
briggs, j. o. Bache. G.. II. Peacock. W. :.
Banta. j. NJ. Hare, aud Nephias Nichols.
The meeting adiOurnedto Saturday al half
uast . 4. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18

To the Editor 81 the Dispatch:
The Mayor having seen fit TO 90 outside
Of the usual official course TO defend HIM
self before the public from whist he has
been pleased TO term THE Seeming At
tack Of the Engineer | am compelled 10
believe that he is now erouehing for public
favor instead OF relying upon the result OF
an official investigation for the truth OF his
assertions. The communication from the
Mayor addressed to the public is reltera-
ton OF former misststements, with unwa--
rsnted conclusions. He now changes his
tactics from one Of attack in his COMMUNE
cation to the Councils to that OF defence;
but in both positions, | hope. for the bene-
ft Of the public, the Councils. and Com
mittec Of Investigation will see that he does
not shirk the responsibilities which he has
assumed. W. r.. CUTSHAw.
October Is, 1884.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
DEMONSTRATIONS or THE 24TH.
Ciubs Unirorminr 10 Take Part Ia the Pre-
CeSsion--political Notes.

cession--political Notes.
Monroe Ward Democratic Club have re-
solved TO take part in the demonstration OF
the Path, and have ordered seyenty-fve
uniforms. The City Committee will fur
nish torches.
Last year when the torch-light process
sion took place the line OF march was
entirely too long. Men got tired and fell
out OF line; torches would not hold out /;
the speaking was delayed until a very late
hour, and many who had gathered about
the stand. exhausted Of patience, left and
went home. Now. let us profit by that ex-
perience. and let whoever this time has the
fixing OF the line OF march do it cOnsid-
erasely and then stick TO il.
Mr.. Mathew F. Peasants, chief super
visor, has made ont the commissions for
the Democratic supervisors a. recon-
mended by the City Committee. The
commissions are in the hands Of Mr.. W. ID.
Chesterman for delivery.
You can register to-day. and there is no
better time TO attend to this important
duty.
The Manchester clubs will join in with
the Richmond clubs on equal footing in
every respect. They will be furnished
with torches by reporting to Colonel Cary
or Major Bigger the number needed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
Blaine IL Beaten !
PHILADELPHIA Times.


We believe that Blaine is beaten. The
popular tide as developed by the important
October elections is an unerring index OF
an adverse current against Blaine, and an
adverse Blaine tide in the middle OF Oct0-
Der means a Blaine Waterloo in Noyem-
bu.
The Ohio Blaine victory l. the victory OF
death. II makes plain the truth that on
The largest vote ever polled. with the most
lavish expenditure ever known in any
State; with Federal officials called from
their public duties to WORK for the party in
nearly every precinct: with Blaine leading
the battle in exhaustive personal effort Tor a
fortnight, and, with the Prohibition vote
going nearly solid for che Blaine ticket, the
thoroughly Republican State OF Ohio fails
fully one half below the voluntary mllorIty
OF october, 1880, and two thirds below tue
Garfield msiority.
1t Is an unerring index that Ohio, Win
her overwhelming Republican majority
Tor an acceptable presidential candidate
must be fought over again in November
to sssu!e her electoral vote for Blaine. IL
assures Indiana 10 Cleveland without
desperate struggle, aud IL is notice that
Illinois. Michigan, and Wisconsin must be
NShNNHtct W ~ tcdsl lrilDltty u'NN'.''
states. IL IL notice TO the leaders OF the
Plumed Knight that his battle henceforth
Il against fearful gale and tide; that just
when he and his resources are exhausted
the Cleveland leaders take the field with
fresh resources and growing popular sentl-
ment In their favor. We believe, there
fore, that Blaine Ia beaten.
West Virginia was regarded by Blaine a.
hopeful state when he entered upon his
campaign OF desperation in Ohio. The
Republican-Greenback fusion had been per-
fected there under the immediate inspira.
tion OF Blaine and the immediate lead OF
Eikins. The battle was opened with the
regular Blaine flourish Of trnmpets. and the
regulation sxtrsyagant claims OF organs.
The narrow Democratic margin OF from
1900 TO 3,000 against the combined Repub-
lean Greenback vote was regarded a.
within the reach OF lavish expenditure
and bumining campaign. Blaine
opened the canvass In person for
several days, and nothing was left uodone
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
Large ana Enihusiasfic Meeting OF
Iudependents In Connecticut.

A Waterbury special saws Fully two
thousand people filed the City Hall to its
walls this evening to listen to Colonel Ilig-
ginson and Simon +. Baldwin. OF New lia-
ven, it being the first Independent rally of
the campaign in this city. The meeting
was presided over by the Rev. DR.. Joseph
Anderson, OF the First Congregational
church. The Republicans got up counter
meeting. with bands, fireworks. ETC.. but
the boilers rally was by far the most sue
cessiIl OF the season. The boiling Repub.
licans in this place now number over two
hundred. including five clergymen. many
prominent manufacturers, and business
and professional men. The movement Is
gaming strength daily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
HEALTH is WEALTH.
DR. Z. e. VESTS
NERVE AND BRAIN-TREATNEST

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y,sIons Pits, Nervous Neuralgia. Hes tache, Nerv-
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iny of The grnin tresultng In insanity and lesons
Ia misery. decay. aud DEATH, Premature Old Age,
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
THE err wATER SUPPLY.
An Ample cuanuy and the Best Quality We
Ever Had.

EveF huus
The river IL very low indeed. but no dill.
fsuity Is experienced about the city water
supply.
The power and supply are drawn from the
river nine miles above the city and brought
down TO the pumps (ai the Three.M'le
locks) in a canal constructed for the pur-
pose. The new reservoir is kept nearly
iul. and the people OF Richmond are ahun-
dainty supplied: so abundartly indeed that
the consumption OF water is three barrels
per day for each man. woman. anc child IN
the city.
We have in this drought the best
water we ever had, and plenty for all
domestic purposes and for street-sprink-
ling and FOR fountains.
Tie river Is SO low that when permitted
the water will flow from the drst level OF
the canal into it 1t Grants dam, near the
Three-Mile locks.
The water, which passes over the water.
works, wheels keeps the canal (Richmond
leveD so well supplied that mills and man.
ufacturts dependent upon the canal for
supply have had no iToublefrom drought.
The new wator-works are therefore q
double blessing; they give the people
plenty OF water, and they give the mills
plenty OF power In times OF drought.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
JOHN EUBAkK EXAMINED.
Sent 10 the Grand Jury. Charged With At
tempt TO Kill A. W. sIidders.


tempt TO Kill A. W. slidders.
Yesterday the case Of John Eubank,
which bad been continued from Tuesday.
was heard before Justice Z. e. Larus.
Eubank had been arrested on a warrant
charging him with "unlawfuIly and felO.
niously shooting at A. W. Sldders with
intent TO kill and murder" The warrant
was sworn out by Mr.. Slidders, issued by
Justice james HOlleran, and executed by
Detective John Wren.
The parties were all present at IIenrico
couri.house, Eubank being accompanied
by his father and Colonel John b. Young.
his counsel. Mr.. Thomas, the Common
wesltb's attorney. was present and repre-
sented the state during the examination.
Eight witnesses were examined in behalf
Of the State and only two for the defence.
The only additional facts brought out by
the evidence was the statement made by a
col0red man named Thomas Payne. lie
said that on last Thursday y week ago John
Eubank came TO bis house aud tried to hire
him 10 " beat milkman." He did not tell
him who the man was, a. witness refused
10 undertake the job, but Eubank said he
would give any man z gold watch that
would beat the man. The next night Fri
day). as kr. Slidders was returning
nome. some unknown party made an
ass ult upon him. The curtains OF the
milk.wagon were drawn down and Mr.
Slider could not see who the assailaut
was, but some one from behind dealt him
heavy blow. the force OF which could be
guessed at from the rent made in the oil.
cloth curtain Of the wagon. The weapon
was no doubt heavy club, and had the
blow fallen on the head instead OF Slid
ders's shoulders it might have proved fatal.
As il was. there was a severe bruise, but no
bones broken. The next night the shoot
ing occurred, the details OF which have
been published before.
Slidders positively identified Eubank as
the man he saw pursuing him after he was
fred uron. and the Justice, after bearing the
evidence, certified The ease TO the grand
jury OF the County Court at its next ses-
sion. which will begin next Monday.
Euhank was allowed bail in the sum OF
$1,000, and hIs father was again accepted
as surety.
Mrs. Slidders was not referred TO spe-
cially in the testimony taken yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18

TIE opening at the Womsn's Work Ex-
change yesterday attraeteds large number
Of visitors, and will doubtless prove salts
factory means OF making the public better
acquainted with this excellent charitable
institution. In the needlework depart
ment the display was varied and beautiful.
while the large assortment Of delicious
cake, preserves. etc.. must be particularly
convenient and entieing to housekeepers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18

SMOKE TRINY CIGARs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
F.oh PIZZIErs

FEoH PIzzHTs
you can get for your
SUNDAY DESSERT
Lsmos, keringni, and assorted Fruit-ries;
Iream- Pufis and Psash-Tzrts;
Pure Vanilla, Lemon, stanley, aad Chocolate
Cream;
Orange and Raspberry Water-Ises;
Heapohtisn, Plombisn, aud Lalu rrutte
Cream;
Bartlett Pears, Bananas,
Orsnses and Grapes;
ho,assss Taify, Cosoanut Cream,
and
Caramsls,
fresh made ss-day.
Order early IRON PIzzNrs.
e07 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
NEW JERSEY DEMOCRATS.
Imposing Street Pnrade-EneOnragins Ont
Iesk fer the November Election.

Imposing Street Pnrsde-EneonragIns Ont
Iesk fer the November Election.
A Trenton special OF Thursday says
The uniformed Democratic clubs OF this
city Baraded tonight, about fifteen hun
dred strong, to celebrate the Democratic
victory in West Virginia and also the re-
duction Of the Republican majority in
Ohio. There were brilliant illuminations
along the line OF march. fine pyrotechnic
display. and unbOunded enthusiasm. The
Democrats are iubilant over the result IN
both States. ard claim that il was sub
stantial Democratic victory.
Secretary. .oi-State Kelsey says that any
Republican majority in Ohio below 1j,000
is entirely satisfactory to his party. He
now has strong hopes that that state will
be carried by Cleveland in November.
When asked about New Jersey, Mr.. Kelsey
said IL wa. practically safe for Cleveland,
the only danger OF it going Republican be-
ing hy the raising OF large corruption
fund by Blaiue's managers 70 buy II away
from the Democrats. He said Butler Will
not receive more than $500 votes in the
State. The Prohibitionists will poll at least
6.O00, others say 10000, and there are 5000
independent Republicans who will vote for
Gle, Gland. But with Phelps at one end ofthe
State and Sewell at the other. and there be-
ing eight State senators TO elect, all OF whom
will vote for a successor TO Senator Sewell,
and he being anxious for a reelection, the
Democrats must be on the alert - offset the
shrewd tactics Of these ambitious politi-
clans.
Dir. Kelsey continued "But il our party
is wide-awake we need not fear the result.
We will carry the State by at least 1000
majority" lie thinks the Democrats will
gain one, il not two, congressman, and there
is a good fighting chance for the Legisla-
tlIre
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
WHOLE NUMBER, 10. 1890.
. GREAT PROBLEM.

A.
Take ali the Kidney and Liver
Take all the Blood puriscrs,
take all the Rheamatlc remedies.
--Tase all the Dyspepsia and Indigestion
cures,
-Taie all The hgus. Fever, and billion.
spseias,
Take sil the Brain and Nerve force
redrers,
Take all The Great health. re s,orers.
i' short take all the best qualities OF all ,he~c,
aud the ,,.,
Qualities Of all the bes, medicine, I'm the
world, ard you will hnd that Nan
--Bdtfrs have the best curative qualities and
powers Of all --cope,n,,o,,i
In them, and that they will cure when any OF
oil of these, siHgly or combin,d
Pail. thorough trial viii give positive proc,
Of this.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
BLAINE A KNOW NOTHING.
Testimony on the Point that Cannot b.
Brushed Aside.

Testimony on the Point that Cannot be
Brushed As,de.
A citizen of Cobeskill, n. V. ha, re-
eeiyed the following note from Colonel T..
Il. &. Judson, better known as " Ned Bunt-
hne," and at one time the chief organizer
OF know-Nothing lodges In the United
States:
"EAGLE'S NEST. STAMFORD, ", Y..1
October 8, 1884.
IN. Cohen Esq:
"Dear Sir,-Your letter OF inquiry re-
eeiyed. In reply briefly and positively
say that worked in the same Native Amer
lean ranks in Maine with James G.. Blaine
in 1859 '54 and .'55, and he was n strong an
useful advocate OF its doctrines and Got his
first political advancement while that party
was In power. When he now denies Il, to
get the lIish Roman Catholic vote, hc does
not merely fquiUOcdtc. as he does on many
OF his financial ponts-he fatty Hesi
"fours truly, E.Z. G. JUDs0S."
To the Editor Of The World:
The IriJune OF the 14th instant. in re-.
ferring 10 my statements IN reference TO
Dir. James G.. Blaine having belonged ID
the Know n othings i'm 1854 and his advo-
eating their principles, says their reporter
was "unable to find the author OF lie"
IL seems that was TO be interviewed, but
the reporter stumbled into Winters brew
cry, in fifty-ffth street. and was unable 10
find FiIty-slxth street or any one that ever
heard Of me in the neighborboOd, yet he
was close by where there are many that
know me and have heard me speak my sem
timents very plainly, as shall continue to
do at all times, without fear or favor, y
and still say that Mr.. Blaine did advocate
and uphold the principles OF the Know
Nothing party in 1854, and the statement
that | made is true. II need be, | am
ready TO swear TO the same.
WILLIAM A. II. SILLOwAy.
220 east Fifty-sixth street. Rooms No. Is.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
austanrs Court.

Judge Atkins yesterday oyerruled the
motion for new trial In the ease OF Eni.
manuel Clayton, who was conyietci OF
picking The pocket OF John Buckner, and
sentenced to sixteen months In the peni-
Tertiary.
The court adjourned for the term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
NAKDENED LIVER.

Five years aEo broke down with kidney and
Byer-compaint and rheumatism.
Since Then have been unable 10 he about at
Nv liver became hard lik" wood; my limbs wer
prfed up and nlled with water.
All the best phy .icians agreed that nothing could
cure me. resolved 10 try Hop Bi,ters. have
u.ed seven bottles; the hardness has all gone froa
my hvor, the swelling from my limbs, and it has
iforled miracle IN my case; otherwise wonld
have been now n my grave. j. ". MoRrY.
BurGl0. october /, 1851.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
Visitors the Fair

should not fail to visit the Piano and Organ
warerooms OF Ryland & Lee, 913 Main
street, where they will find the choicest
stock OF ianos and organs-new and sec
:rrs.,-,,,.- :r, ,s-,,,,.-syer seen in Virginia, at prices
to butt all buyers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18

Advertisers wanting extra space or dcu-
b'e-eoIumn display in our Sunday edition
must send in their advertisements hefore
III O'Clock to-day 10 insure their insertion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
TRY A BOTTLE AND BE CONVINCED.

We are tie only concern In the United state.
who are hOttllng and selling 10 the medical profcs
sion and drug trade an ABSOLUTELY PURE
MALT WHlSKEY, one that is free from f,IseI-
oil, and that Is not only found on the sdcboards Of
the best families in the country, but In the dis
pensnc-rOom, for use I'm cases Of Dyspepsia lndl
gestion, ana as a siimulaut for tired and nursing
moihcrs, and which In smOothness Of taste, round
ness and delicacy of favor. making 1t ALIKE ae-
ceptable 10 all ages and TO the most delicate sto-
mschs. In 1yphoid-Fever. Dysentery. Diarrh1s,
and all low forms Of disease IL is the favorte with
the profession, who know its merits, finding IL in
valuable as a stimu'ant and tonic. We have not
the space TO speak individually Of the large number
Of professional gentlemen who have examined
this Whiskey, but simply say that in May last We
distributed 1900 sealed bottles TO like nur Der
Of the representative physicians throughout tie
country for analysis and examination. and not Que
OF that number found trace Of Ntstl-oi! or any
adulteration whatever. DR.. ABFNDT. the great
German chemist. ia a letter % US. states: " fad
Il absolutely pure aud free from tusel-ol, and FOR
that reason cordially recommend II b. TIE medical
prOtcSsiOn.H
Many Of the leading physicians of the United
STATES not only recOmmenu IN TO the profession ~
large but refuse to use any sthcr simulant In they
pra ctice. For the consumptve and those afflicted
with hemorrhages it IS an invaluable supply
ing the system with more carbon than the disesse
can exhaust. the invalid gaining In strength from
the date OF its use.
It's for sale by druggists aad fne-groeery hossss
generally. and by
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18

DuRKRs's COLD NEAT sAUcg AND SALAD
DzRssTsG, reaay-nase, nutritious. economical.
delicious. Nothing sqsai 70 10 was ever offered,
and Il 10 Invariably popular both at home and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18

Jshn Naves. Young man near here, had a can
&c on his face which had eaten away his nose aud
EaIt of his cheek, and was extending up 10 his
syss. A. lnst rcsort be was pat upon Swft's
St.tlfc. and II has entirely cured hiri. HIS face
q an healed over with new ncsh and his gcFtTal
health IL excellent. His,recOvery was wonderful
NJ. CRUMLEN, NJ. ID,
kUCUsT l6, 1854. OgleihOrpc. Ca.
&C 7-lW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18

Tou will learn how 10 save money, be-
sides giving comfort to your children by
reading the advertisement OF Il. X. Hopkins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18

THE DISPATCH JoB-PRNTISG HOUSE s thor
eushly equipped 10 do all kinds Of BOOK AND
JoB-PRfNTIsG At the shortest notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18

II you wish rents collected and prompt
remittanees call TO see X. B. Chafiin & Co.,
Real Estate Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18

DO YOU wish TO invest money on first
mortgages. free Of cost TO you? II so, call
on Il. h. Chaffin d Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18

OUARLRs D McCURDY. O'Clock r. NJ. COM
missioner's sale Of farm nftseu miies blow
the city, az Hsnrico eourt-hoase.
RlcHs oND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses, bassisa,
&C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
CANCER FOR MANY YEARS.

family servant has been afflicted for msny
ysSrs With a cancer on her nose. ahO was treated
Nv some of tlc best phv.icians and the old RENE
dies rstd without heLctt. Finally we gave her
~ ~ Specific, aud she has heen completely
strCd. JOHN hill. Druggist
AUGUST Is. 1854. Thomson. Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18

Coughs, colds, and sore-throlt yieIa
rsdily TO b. II. DOUGLASS 4 Sons Cap'-
ctm Cough Drops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
EVERY PERSON. SICK OR WELL,

/. viied 'o send their address y THE SWIFT
STfCIFlC COMPANY, Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ca,
fora coy Of heir treatise on BLOOD and Skin
pbea.e.. which will be mailed free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18

BOOK AND jon PRINTING neatly executed AZ he
Dispatch Job-Printing House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18

None genuine without bunch Of green Hops on
the white label. Shun all the vile. poisonous stun
with Hop" or sBopsr in their name.
oc y-Thfwl wlSa&Tutn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18

PERSON Al.

I TAKE PLEASURE lN INFORMING
j Ny PATIENTS that hereafter will have the
assistance ~ DIR. LEWIS 4. BOsHER, whose Of
fee a. d residence will be A. my house.
FRANCIS ID. .CUSNiSGlIaM.M VI ID,
oc lS-6ts M franklin street.