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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-06-08
The Aosrican Lacrosse Team Again viets.
rl0uss

LONDON. juno IA game Of lacrosse was
played birmingham between the American team aud
the South OF England men. The Americans were more
powerful ~ gil potnts than their opponents and had the
advantage Throughout the Ramr. They finally won
with . score Of six gOss to nothing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-06-08
nlsa.s wan He Dsssss-wIn Mss Passy
00rvlVoO


That Mr.. Blaine cannot be elected We look
on - certain. Whether he can DO defeated
without running the organization which 10 be-
Ing prosututed In tie service OF his selfish am
9ation remains 70 b seen. Tho extept OF his
99SSet-thAt y. the size OF the majority which
dspspd las.s1 on , 1Ss a sac nt sSs
UaoeooA xA9e AASO leV O 0O0ogS0hlN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-06-08

Tho County Democracy Assembly Conven:
ton In the First district mot yesterday and
nominated Nicholas Muller. Thomas .Cleary.
and Thomas w. Fitzgerald. Jr.. for dslngates.
and John Robinson. 4. +. McNichol. ind ". II.
Nnetting for alternates To the Democratic State
Convention. They 20 unpledged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-06-08


yc.s seI The sieis. nom ssia IT eSle:sos
The news q Baines mon nominsto s' Vas rs
Seivsd subscriptien paper was started 70 raise
g. dss:d s s.1 Il ..d Sf i've
hours. u was raised. In sums rang
IHH se% =. , nefs u. agsST e.
eommittss took Into si!isration PROPOSE
{ion 70 return the fands 70 tho oricina! owners.
r% IN cosnty anna s.t ssns
tor CAMERON was the guest Of President Ar
S. q ton II he sS:snSs 10th
rstifying. This morning It was learned that
yon Isa tSs
The General came down handsomely. With
this implied encouragement. those who refused
cent money was raised 70 meet tho expenses
Of the Meeting tonight.
h1 ds G ss h ss
money arp sulking and sullen. The Quay CLUB.
9ompossd Of dnriies from the city, who were
some days. 1t IL reported that they are walking.
HARTFORD DOESN'T ENTHusE.
HARTFORD. June Tho choice Of the Con:
ysntion. doss not meet with favor here. and
assds and look st the political SKY With i fear.
4 few hselsrs ared two cannon to-day.
DIs0RUNTIHD TROY REPUBLICAN,.
TROY. Juno Tho great enthusiasm for
Blaine referred TO In the press despatch sent
patton 81 the person who wrote It. The truth
y that the nomination caused great dissatis-
faction. and there are many Republicans who
Il was said yesterday that the prevailing
Brooklyn was in favor OF boiling the nomina-
ton. Mr.. @. W. Bowen, Jr.. the Corresponding
Secretary. was asked about this. He said that
felt in the club, and that q meeting would un-
doubleday be held next week when the Com
mtttss Of Fifty sent out BY the club returned
from Chicago.
II. vas said Ct H. b. Clafiin l. Co.'S store yes
terdAy that OF the GOO clerks employed there
ono.hnlf OF Vi}om wouid moi voto fnr Maine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
nate.


The Senate Was called 10 order Al i2
o'clock by Mr.. Hurt, President pro TEN.
Several bills communicated from the
House OF Delegates were read and referred
10 appropriate committees.
Nr. Callahan introduced bill to ineor-
poraic the Atlantic and North Carolina
Railway Company. which VAS referred TO
Committee on Roads.
Mr. Glasgow introduced a bin Tor The
relief Of Lcmucl W. haynes.
BY Dir. Ileaton: A bill TO amend the Acts
OF 1879 80 in relation to banks.
Dir. Mccormick introduced bill TO pro-
vide for the choosing Of registrars, judges.
aud clerks Of election in the various coun.
ties and cities in the Stlte. This is the
same bill passed by the present Legislature
at the regular session, with the word tree
holder stricken ont with several minor
amendments.
Adjourned.
Dir. Wickham gave notice that ii 4 quo
rum Was not present on Monday he would
move a call 81 the House.
House or Delegates.
The House came 10 order 1t noon
Speaker Stuart in the chair.
The Clerk read the Jonrnal Of the past
eSV ilboetNIhS-s
SCHOOL pArTBRs ~ HANOVER.
Mr.. eardvell offered the following ress-
luton, which was adopted:
heSOiced. That the SUPERINTENDENT OF
Public Instruction be requested TO inform
the House OF Delegates what number OF
school district. existed III The county OF
Hanover on the close OF the school year
1899. with the names oi each OF said
districts and the amounts due To said dts
trIeis for pay OF teachers on July 81, 1889,
and the amount Of state school funds re-
naming In the hands OF the county tfea-
.urer OF Hanover county August 1, 1888.
and WHY the Board OF Educit ion in the
apporiionment Of State school iunds, made
in September, 1884, withheld more thar
$1,000 from the county OF Hanover.
THE AsrLUns.
Mr.. Bsrten offered the following, which
WAS adopted. the Senate consuming: That
the Special Joint Committee 10 ExsRine
the Lunstic Asylums OF the state be re.
quesiea 20 report 10 the General Assembly
bill, or bills, embsdyins the sEgsestisa.
contained in their report.
INTRODUCED AND EEFEREED.
Nv Er. Paxton To amend an act esti-
tied an act directing the Board OF Visitors
TO the Virginia Military Institute to be vs.
Gated, and the appointment OF a new board.
BY Mr.. Chapman Authorizing the
Board OF Supervisors OF Madison eountv
10 allow compensation 10 school trustees.
BY Mr.. Camper: To amend and rec nact
81 act entitled an act TO seesre 10 tax-pay-
Ell. in cities and towns the right OF public
schcsl education for their shildres.
BY Mr.. Chapman: Bill for the relief OF
A. N. Finkes.
by Mr.. Tsbb: To incorporate the Seq
board Oyster Company.
Mr.. Ross moved to adjourn.
A count disclosed the fact that ~ que
rum was present.
Mr. Ross moved y call Of the House.
The House refused the call
Gu motion then the House adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
Peliee raurt.

The follonin: casts were sispssed Of
yesterday:
william Davis (esloredA charged with
fs,ouiously assaultiag and wounding Alex
snder williams. Csstinued to the it'll In
stsnt.
Thsmss Anderson and Abe Andersen
both eoisredl. charged with assault and
battery. Continued 10 the nth instant.
G. ". 6. Watkins. charged With ASSAULT
ing and wounding 8. J. Botlett. Continued
10 the 11th instant.
Mrs.. Antoni Cavedo, charged With tres
passing on the premises OF 6eorge L.
King and breaking down his feuc.. Dis.
charged.
Mary Robinson (ccloredl. charged with
petit larceny. Discharged.
". II. Christian (cslored). drunk. Fined
%.
Thsd. stevens (eolsredl, eharsed with as
sanlt and battery. DISCHARGED.
Hannah Taylor (colored). charged with
stealing one lot OF wood. Sent 10 jsil for
fifteen DAYS.
Posey Taylor (eoloredl charged with as
sanlt and battery. Fined slO.
James Nenteiro, drunk. Fined e..
Idwnd Berry, drunk, Discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
EKw rORK sT0cK HARKET.

NEW YoRE, November SIN tho early
hour Of business stocks were strong ana
prices rose Aa1l. Missouri Pacific, Union
Pacific, Illinois Central, Changers, and
Trunk shares beng the most prominent 10
The rise. The shorts were large bayers and
the borrowing, demand was brisk. AMER !
p. n. the temper 81 speculation changed
md the bears made a drive against the
whole list. Granger's, Trunk lines, Unlel
Pacific. Missouri Pssic. and Pacific Mail
were the greatest sufferers. declining 5a2l.
The market left on weak. Compared With
last nights closing. prices are 112 lower
except for Canada Southern. Missouri Ia
cific. Denver, Texas paci'ir, and Reading,
which are iai higher. Sales. lGl, 900 shares.
AO0R.-SIocks lower. MONEY, ia2 per
cent. Exchange--Lon 479laisO; short,
4e3ta4S4. Governments duh. states hrm.
EceninQ. Exchange, 479l. Money, 2ll
per cent. Sub-Trcasurv balances Gold.
1926, 100; currency, 1882. Governments
strong; per cents. III. 3per cents. 1905
bid. State bonds steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

Once again we are compelled TO call Al
tention To the needs OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church Home north Fourth
street for destitute gentlewomen. This
institution has smOOthed the declining
years Of number 81 aged ladies, who, de-
priycd Of their natural protectors. might
have passed away in perjury and neglect;
and now the Iarder is empty, and We de-
pend upon tbc.contfibutlOnS on donation
day, Tuesday the llth, for its support
during the ensuing year A lOng-desired
victory has been Just achieved, and with
hearts warmed and s0Itoned by the success
Of our efforts 10 restore to our country the
rule OF Justice and integrity, shall We not
be willing to make thank-0fcnng Tor
We must recognize the hand Of Coz in this
great national blessing. and what more ac-
ccptabie in His sight than TO minister to
the support Of helpless ladies in the sunset
OF life. who albeit in formOr years De-.
slowed time. encrgT, and means so make
Others happy, and who can now only re-
C,ire, what We must feel is their due, from
those when God has prosperedI Not
only the I1ch--ior all can contribute some
thing--and ~ recently the one vote was
considered important, 90 the small Offering
will be valuable in the aggregate. 7 have
always believed that the "Silyer lining to
every cloud" was to bend 10 Gods will
and never miss an opportunity OF doing
good rs Zone who loves his fello-nan. J."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

About there weeks ago Detective John
Wren got information that negro man
was stealing brass boxes aud selling them
TO some iunk.store. lie put one Of hi. Sc
sret agents to work to fnd out what rail-
road he was stealing from. and finally
located him as working at the gichmoad
and Danville railroad shops. He thea bad
him shsdowed for several days as he came
from work, and finally to-day his agent, in
company with Policeman Thomas Wren.
who was posted so that he could not he
seen, followed him till In front Of the no.
Eceman. when they arrested him. and found
on his person brass box weighing eight
or ten pounds and some brass Ia his dia.
ser-bucket. lie made an attempt to get the
brass of OF his person, but they put the
nippers on HIM and took him TO the First
siation-house and he was locked up. He
gave his name a. Henry Briggs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
Personals and Briefs.

DR.. II. Wythe Davis, who was in Hust-
isetoa Yesterday. telegraphed here that that
town was having big time over the elec.
ten Of Cleveland.
Yesterday Mrs. Judge Joseph Christian
came near being shst BY a boy who, in the
exuberance Of his Joy, discharged . pistol
in the street. The boys are going il tos
strong. The police must stop them.
The Union Democratic Club met Friday
evening and fired one husdred guns 81
their headquarters, rwenty.third and Y
streets, in homer OF the great victory Tor
which they have worked 50 vigorously aud
earnestly since the campaign commenced.
Hes. Jshn ". Daniel, whs was invited
10 address the meeting here last night, .el-
esrIps-s his regrets Al being unable {. at
teas,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

3. h,srv wss rnn agatcst ne snrblne'
s ~ ". Jones out On she pavsmea.S;
~ ~ was faken no b. some rc1ucnsn nun
,l ~ - he considerably bruised. tncusn
~, 80 ssr,ousIy hurt. He took the Pctsrspnls
I'm 49, sos bis home, being afraid 70 rsnsf.
-. ,hc rrturn trip IN his bn2xy. Ins
49, onelnued 10 run down Hull street
ns.ii near the bridge, II ran the buggy
:n.s wssou. This stepped the frightened
..,.-a, asd he was taken bsek up sown -
rs ~ Mr.. Jonss's fricnds. TIE rshis~
80 hvol IN. BIT not very much.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
a Nnhic lrariiY.

GU Tuesday there will be pound-party
at ibe Protestant Episcopal Church Home,
No. 507 north Fourth street. This is one
OF the nobIcst charities in the city, its oh
jret being TO furnish q comfortable home for
aged ladies who have been deprived OF all
means OF support. The Home viii open
from II A. NJ. to II j. NJ. for The reception
Of such offerings rs orr ciiizcnsmay choose
to make. The managers Of the Home
should be literally sustained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

On next Thursday evening LynwOod
will De presented at the Theatre. II comes
from The Union Square Theatre, New York,
and has such artists in the company as
Maud Granger. Gustayus LeVick. B. T..
Ringgold, " ili1m Dayldge. ". II. Thomp-
son. n. :. IIarkius. Sydney Armstrong,
and Rachel Booth. The play Is gaid b bc
a strong one. The sale Of seats begins
" eduesdaV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
NOW Scbool,seEenrics.

The BrOokland District school Board
Yesterday established an additional white
school at BacOn's Quarter brauea, and APP
pointed Niss q. NJ. Phillips teacher. -
commence work Tomorrow morning. The
Board propose 10 erect new building IN
this locality, to accommodate the large ana
increasing population in that vicinity.
The County School Board will meet 10
morrow lcomt-day) at the county court
house
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
f'Autien.

Consumers Of ''Dill's Best tobacco rai
please notice esyeiully the yellow tag ss
same, and see that it has the wording, in
black letters, ''Dlll's Best" Other tsb,e-
cos are being placed on the msrtet with z
tag similar in eolorins to the 'Ddps Best :"
tag. and NAV miSead Consumers Of this
celebrated brand OF tobacco. Ts be sesti-
inc. the little yellow tag must have on il
"Dill's Best" In buying, do sot AK for
the little yellow tag, as formerly, sut
"Dil's Best" and SEE that you get what
you ask for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

THE PRESBYTERIAN AND MI
4 TiiODIsr HOhE For LADIES. on stA
kkTu STREET BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEl6il.-Ihe arsl annual rtaniOn ~ ans
" Home win take place NEXT TUESDAY mon
10 A. w. To 10P.N.
40 the opening Of me Hsms yeaf ago Nefs
generous e0ntT, baNoas cse made BY Us trieh.h.
snd now that every one l. happy" we iooA 70
Increased liberality. Let evegy grocer snd uak
man OF every Kind eonnested Win these two tfSr
denominations aid GA title work. The meets 81
this Home {" are Zoo numerous ~ mention. ~
are needed. sixtsea ladies have heea msdV a.
happy daring TIC past yoss a. age and tnnfniis
would allow. There are many m0sc vofhy ap-
piicanis who are exciaded enly for want OF
means. Viii these not he sappisedf This Is Chre-
tish work, and will have Chrids approval icy
csefv Que 90 soms 'rsHx--ffpni Donni b. nAffei,
tTsSs stcsl loa colt : ~ eoItos. NO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

The Board Of Commissioners OF E =, sh.,r
for the city Of Ricbmone semp'e''" '""
isbor last night about soeiocs.
Owin1 to the many questions whsn W.
raised before the commissioners iney wess
necessarily detained in session .or NV.
day,. and decided every question peioss
them with the utmost fairness aaa pro.
pretty. Ex.Judge george -, .nr ', ~
represented Hon. George ~ WIZ anu ~, ~.
Democratic Committee. anu eN-J"oey -
mund Waddill. Jr.. Ar. HuDaru anu ~.
Republicans. and these gehIlcu,e" 49,.
almost constant attendance ON tss sso''o"'
OF the Board. A.
The following is the onisiai so's VI '"'
ati
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

NorcE.-It will he to the interest oil all
larties having Timing. plumbing. szd gas
fitting done 10 send their orders 90 r. D..
Dalton & Co.. Ne. 6 south Yenth street.
iIot-sir furnaces, ranges, and ire place
heaters PUT up. All kind, Of rePsiris:
done in best manner sad at suaall tsst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
Runavay IN M...n..,.r

Yesterday morning about o o'clock Mr..
Carter Jones. OF Chesterfield. drove into
Manchester in his buggy and stopped in
front OF Owens BrstherS store. While
standing there the horse took fright and
ran of in The direction Of Mayo's bridge.
just opposite Dr. Droasipax's drugstsrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

n. G. STAPLES & co, IAN, far. on Charles
city road.
T. H. oUARLFs. trustee. 1Ok A. ", 1870 east
Broad street, inrulture, nx sres, st"cA, &C
A. III. MOTT CO.. II NJ. eashage.
JNO.F LAUGUTON. JR 10 A. VI. efneries'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
Iqersford's Acid Phosphate

AUAIHAHI.L kkNI I.Tt n EbVaItN.
DR.. j. j. RYAN. ~. Louis, No, says: II
invariably prescribe IL in feyers; also ia
convslesconce from wlstingand facilitating
diseases, with admirable results. | also
find il tonic tc an onicebled condi,loa 81
the Genital organs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
GRAIN AND corroN EXCHANGE.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
nIsBa6NB, Va. November 5. 1884.
eTFERNGs.
White. 96 bsshel' Mixed.
LAS bushels. Red. l.7G4 bushels. T0RL,
3,3es bushels.
ConN.-wEiie. l,5S4 bushels. Eired,
200 busho@.
eAfs.-l,G0O bushels.
SALES RKrosTED TO sgsRETisy.
WnyiT.-Whitc. ~ bushels common 70
good at IS 10 93c. Mixed. 1871 bushels 81
&c.; Loo bsshels on private terms. Red.
1904 bushels eommoa 10 very good Long
berry at 81 20 Dos; ~ bushels good short-
berry al SJc.
CeBN.-W bie. 63S bushels very good 1t
j3c. Mixed, ,0O bushels good on private
terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
NO pPopERrN-owNERS

| GINA. Permit ne 10 arge YOU -" ''.I'i
y,ur IuiIdines and Ok No your yari- li| .I...
f.v acre or your land in GLOW F.- AID
.,rtitp tVASsES' 20 show that nuf RI Is fI.I
hiring gra.s under proper eulti'ai .u -HT
teea great m,ny parties from tne f.. H.s
nFospsctinr during tae winter an 'r t.t
Z snt reasonable ~ expect that ST. isn1tr WHO
bas nis home the most a trscilVe H.ii mtte 'hs
guickesi sale. Take our "ord Tor o. Jew ''Ilaf'
Respectfully, H. D. seAN wv.
40 o. 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

are renowned for their eXceH.st qsslity
snd honest weight. His
Tomatoes.
Okra and Tomatoes,
Early June Peas.
French Peas.
Lima Beans,
succotash, aEd
String Beans
are for sale by Joseph n. Blair, grocer. ssS
Main street. pace Block.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

Received from G. +. Johnston, Biography
Of Sir Moses MonteGore, by Lucirn Wolf
Frasklln Square Library, price 20 cent?;
The Lovers Greed, 4 novel. by Mrs.
Cashel IIOey tFrsnklin square,. price p
cents: IIarper's Bazar. price 10 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
gRssovs>l ar the Dtspafss
uABrNE prreLLiGESCK.
roRTos RICE ssSD. NOV s,~sH 2. IsSi.

AnsIyID.
Steamer Rsanoke. Couch New Nors. mor'h ..-
dice and IgssGngers, George ". A.icl q t.,
agents.
siesmes ARIEL eirs,i. Nnff,t. rnip't r'it',
mail tnerehan His.. ssd ssssengns. L. q. isfIrs,
arepL
schooner Dora Ailtsn. Rose. Perm Amhn',
raiIroad-lron. ". ". Curtis ageut
schooner Moonlight CranmrT, New York .slfy
Rohe ri '. " iiliam. a O..
Schooner A. G. Hu kleJ, trannsf' Ne" f'f.'
salt. Davenport M0ui~
SAILED.
Schooner Henry Parker, Green, New NorS ri0
Port ueurOe slaves, ere. aud iron Ncsetl' Curtis
Parker.
schooner Yankee Dood =, Enficott h1Yonur,
,hyes, Chesapeake and OHIO railway; vessel Cur
hs 4 Parker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
NrLwAUKxy.

NMwAsvus, November s.--FIsur dali.
Wheat weaker; No. .. cash and November.
7Gts. Corn stesdy: No. .. 45e. Oar Grmsr I;
No. >, 3se. Provisions qaiet. Moss port.
0tS. sesh ssd November. IArd-PsIms
stssn, sAsh ard November, u. nsSs 5rm
81 eA2oae4ss.
NEW YORK COTTON 1URUa1s.
INV YsRx, November g. Cottos-N et
psseipm, 355 bales; gross receipts. 9,S92
bales. Futures closed firm; sales. g.
400 halss; November, sie.05sei0.n8; De-
ssmber. ef0.0e; January. els.i2'sio.I3;
February, eio.gTssio.2s; Nsrsh, 3iO.ls
fi2.42; April. eio.56sslo.57; May. elO.,g
aslO II; June, eio.sissl0.sj: july, 1leas
ssie.97; August, ti1.sessiI.o'.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
IResorssA sr the Disps,ss.l
EOIpoLx. November s.-Best ba,d-
picked, 5acte.; extra, &C.; other grades, 81
sAc.; sales, $50 sags, at 3a94s. harkst
quiet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
ilnnOrfanf.
To Newspaper ResderS:

To Newspaper Resdsrs:
a full supply Of all the New York, Phila-
delphis. Washington, Baltimore. aud other
papers, with full election returns, at Leon
ards, 9oS east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
roRT or NETWORKS Sgws, Esr. ELSA.
IBy TslsTsph.i

schooner H.P Hsvens. cart =, New YORK ian'
sailed for New London, conn" "ih' coal wv
ueane aud ONO railway. .,,
steamer Cydouis tBr.l, fsson, Ne" of'e""'
and called for Brsmen, having cOslldl. ,. ,
StrausbtD 6uyardotte, Kelly, Wsst foihi Ton"
steamer M,rchione.s tBr.l, water. Gaivesi"',
t0coal.
schooner z. Merwin. stiles, New YORK s'tfe-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

BEAUTIFULLY WHITE rrHTH EsssRss 81
the USE Of HEADy 4 BAKsE's sAroSIHs Ds~w-
PRICE,, which will speedily remove incspsest tar
tar aud surf Price. nftv rents box.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

We have just received handssue iise Of
CIoANfNes AND TRIMMINGS 10 Diagonal, Beaver.
Plush, Asrvschsn, and Ottoman Glen.
DS l.. hIfrm pAsFsH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

Corus. Bunions. and Insrowin. Hsn.,
treated, 81. at Nine. Pavn's, 40Y east Maa
street, eitf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
pICHxoND MOZART ASSOCIATION.


V'O OWNERS or REAL ESTATE
Il We .hail ssos psbnss eur MiN1tk tArA-
LOGuE OF REAL ESTATE ~ OCk llAsDs
FOR SALf, FREE or COST 1907 kPAIhoN,-
All owner. ~ real estate ShO dc &c Ca tA.t th-
vahtSgc OF this ffcr medium ~ aI'crusinf VII
Oblige " by calling vr;tiBz o. once. ptr hfoA'
Will show thai We have s0ld great many pt"tef-
ties duunx tbc year. From the many hutis oi
Inquiry from parties h,iax North AMI Wei 40
expect avefy large Ina N grafton ~ Nfgtnis dnfinf
In. winter and spring We have gcntienes w "a
oaice TO wait the public aud EIGHT hor. q"
show oar country tree. We hAtier our>sss- th-A
resl-es,3te Arms IN America has such iasli.hss
for advertising sad .aO eins properly
Respectfully. n. u. CHAftlN co,
no O. IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

Il. 3. CLanis & 60. have every facility
fer ssIiin: and remtis. property, city 4ss
ssustfy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

KFTr Yorn CHu-pREg COVERED Ur.-h yea
want to keep fspr children warm and svsid get
ting up In the cold at nirht call at uAHsoii's,
Ell bread street, snd ses pair Of sed- Cisnps.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

AXBEsINA, Pslks-Deis, Veseiiss, ,ss sisss-
ware IN all eslors at HAR.oLDt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

Finger-nalls beautifed, AZ, Al Ma-.
rayn's. 407 east Main street. city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

s-uke the celebrated UNCLE DAVIS ctsAs,
hand made, clear Havana.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

sls fer cAins piansr.set {" Isl piece. a.
HAEenLp's.