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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-08
T.3.ifn.

In Halowell, Oct. 8, Mrs Mary B., widow of the
late d. d. Lakeman, aged - years, months, Is
DAYS.
In Buxton. (Bar AHlls) Oct. 4, Isaac Fl. Parole,
aged 6s years.
In Keanebunkport, Oct. 4. Miss Ann Elizabeth
Perkins, aged about ST years.
In Brunswick, sept "a, Mrs. Catherine Toothaker,
aged 80 years, IL months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-08

The Boston Ideal Opera Company will be
in Portland, Friday, and Saturday afternoon
and evening. See advertisement
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-08

The draw Of the Gardiner and Pittston
bridge np to Monday, had been opened 357
times this season, to 1856 times last year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-08

Miss Mae Stuart is prepared to give in
strucuon on piano or organ, as her advertise
ment elsewhere states.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-08

The sturgeon in the tank at the State House
has not grown at all since placed there las,
winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-08

The latest theory in veterinary science is
that The shyng in horses is caused by near
sghtedness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-08

In spite Of the muddy weather, quite a
number Of farmers were in town yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-08

Shorey & Merrill have recently refurnishe
and reftted their photograph rooms, and are
prepared to do first class work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-08

Quite a large quantity Of hay was brought
70 market yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-08

Theatre troops are not reaping very large
haryests this season. One company that has
been travelling in the State for the past month
has sunk several hundred dollars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-08

The first snow of the season fell Tuesday
night. There was only few scattering
flakes, and it melted as soon as it fell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-08

A barrel of sweet potatoes broke open as
it was being unloaded from the Della Collins
scattering the contents ali over the boat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-08
Pretty W omen.

Ladies Who would retain freshness and vi
vacity Don't fail to try Nv ellis Health Re-
newer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-08

Frank II. Gaslin has purchased the liver,
business formerly carried on by Gaslin &
TOman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-08

man was in town yesterday with one
hundred pounds of spruce gum to sell, which
he had gathered himself in northern Maine
Deyine & Coughln purchased the whole lot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-08

Winthrop parties will ship four or five hun
dred barrels Of potatoes on the boat to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-08

One dollar and two dollar bills are becom.
ing very scarce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-08

The flags on the Star of the East were at
half mast Monday, in respect to Thomas w
Pierce, one of her owners, who died in Bos-
ton Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-08

Prof II. NJ. Pulen will commence his iu
veniie dancing class Saturday, Oct. 10. See
advertisement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-08

Progressive euchre parties are coming in
vogue in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-08

We cordially invite the ladies of inspection
elegant stock of Millinery Goods Beautiful Pattern Hats Bonnes
Imported and Domestic Untrmmed F all the popular
shapes large and beautiful variety Fancy Feathers, Birds
Wings Breasts, Clusters &C. Partisan Novelties for bonnet
trimming Beaded and Embroidered
Also seasonabe article
Fronts Fchues Leather Goods Chens Collars, ambgs Gloves
Hosiery Hair Goods and all the latest Novelties Fancy Wares
We will spare pains making Millinery Department pop
uar and attractive and this of
artistic designer and leading
Our for everything offer will be found exceptionally
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-08

The cold wave has arrived.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-08

Moisture. Us lnches, lair days. q !; foul
,: variable. & aurora observed, 3, on Sd,
18th and 18th; ore fash of lightning and
distant thunder on the 4th; slight thunder
shower on the 27th; rain fell on six DAYS ;
cloudiness averaged 0.S or more on days.
Prevailing winds, W. NV and SW
Odkidads. G.
Lat. Az 10 So. Long. 69e As So"
Heigh above ocean level, So
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-08
YORK

In the town of Dayton there is rock bear
ing the perfect impression of human foot.
1t is very near the locality where Mrs. Little
fields house was burned some time ago. The
spot is known by every resident of the town.
and visitors are continually shown it during
thu summer. II has always been known as
the devils track"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-08
9ofal and State 1ews.
FINE JOB PRINTING.

Thursday. October 8, 1885
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-08

Thursday morning, one of two small store
houses belonging to the Jones Corn Packing
Company, at Skowhegan, was burned to the
ground. Loss small.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
The Bes, wh,SEey IN Virginia

iCr the moDey-three- yeAT-Old heD-
tucky 81 G. per gallon.
CHRISTIAN. WHITE a %.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
El.ct,eu Of on,eere

Ata MEETING o. Monroe LOdre. N.
-s5. knights Of Honor tn following
officers ware elected for ths ensuing
tern Joseph \. Gil past dictator
George l.. De Bold. dictator Joseph
Z. Tsvior. vics-diciator i. {. IrsN
lo- assistant dictator George tleluous.
chaplain Georgs L EeIth. reporter
I. /. ThoI. financial reporte- l.. :.
Denny. treasurer Y. :. FenneL,
ruide John 2. Howell. warden q.
L. VERMONT. sentlnsl L. a. Nose
ley. n. j.. medlc2 examiner George
Fieldous. 2. J. Wmde- ana y. !. Pnii-
bps. trustees Joseph L. Taylor. rep
reseutstive to the Grand Lodge L. ;.
Denny. alternate.
The following are the officers eiec; o.
Continental Lodge, 3g4. knights o.
Honor. foT the ensuing tern 1. II.
Haran. past dictator L. ! brlggs
dictator Joseph ". Carter yIce-dicrs-
tor Marcelius LayDe. assistant dlcts-
TOY j. l.. Lankn, reporter; Robert
: Anderson. financial reporter c. L.
Fitzwilson. treasurer 7. L. john
chaplain: c. [. sims, guide {. 4.
EDWARDS. guardian Thomas N. Mo
Doweu. sentInel J. Nhitlock- John
Maxwell AND !. v. Carter, trustees.
The following are the oficers-elect o.
Branch o., order Of Iron Hail ",
". Crawford. pas; chief justice c. L,
Fitzwilson. chief justice L. 5. Ander-
sun. accountant c. I. Hndnal,
cashier 6. Il. A. Jones, aaJuster l.
3. Allen. prelate j. a Warren
herald; n. a. Haynes. Jr., watch
man: A. DE- 5ouza, Eidsste II. +
Hudnal, 4. S. Bacon, ". ". craw
iord. trustees.
The following officers have psel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24

The electric ll-hts vii not oc Il ope-
rsuou mere before the middle Of jan
u&ry.
The city markets vii be closed
Cbr1stmAs-dsy bu, to-day they WI. oe
opsn until g =. "
NJ V. s. Catlet;. cierk o the
ono market. who hAs ma severe , '-
ness, was reported as better Yesterday
~. Hoge las, nirh,. u crowded
lecrure-roou. preached ve-v sweet
sermon appropriate 10 the Christmas
season.
Key l.. j.. Wharton. L. j.. professor
OF Greek and German II Hanover
Academy If spen6mc the holiday II
the CITY.
Judre HoliaGay and vii, nave Eone
to Aiken. : &. Tho judge VI. return
u 8 few davs bur his wife WI remain
there abou; month.
Boz s y. Benneti. Of " esi Virginia
wno wa Auditor G. tnc state Of vi
GINA before and during tine wa, enc
Judge d D. Camden. o. West Virginia
are II the clry.
With reference O. the eiectric-iigh,
poles OF the naraoe-ground q. the Cap
t0l SQUARE. l0ione Cutshsv sSvs tina
no better arrangement ioT lighting
could hsve beer made anl thai ] tney
should prove ounozlous n a. esthetir
viev vhy they car be removed atie-
rr!a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24

elected by Virginia Council, No. 2e,
ROYAL AreGnrm. for the ensuing rear
William r. DrInksrd. regent A. Il.
kaufman. vice-regent: j. W. Nhite,
orator L. A. Whiting, past regent ;
NilliRn LovensteIn. secretary; VII
han 7. Allen. collector: L. X. kslnS'
treasurer I. O. Fitzgerald. chaplain ,
j. J. Wright. guide c. A. Deisoey'
warden L. 7. DAVIS, sentry John j.
Wright, J. {. Teller. ". c. Smith,
trustees. Tins council has member
ship Of g7u.
The following hsvs beer elected o.
icers n jefferson Lodge, No. ., h.
p. for the ensuing SIX m0nrns VI. "a.
Stubs. chancellor commander u. /.
Johnson. vice chancellor MP. White
hurst. preiaie =. Whitlock. master Of
eIchsquer /. =. Northen, mAstsr o.
tnance; j. /. Lamkrr. keeper o. re-
cords and sea j. j. DAVIS. master-at-
arms ". 7. Atkinson. Grand Lodge
representative J.. 7 Briggs ,leorge
duncan. Hnd 7. i. Williams, trustees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
OUR LOCAL AFFAIRS.
FLOUR INSPECTOR.

I'M LtE'ssaturs to b. ASKED b. sae Grain
s"' ussIsn ExrhnrEs 10 Abslish Thts
Gbist.
"A 3 genera meeting Of the members
o. the tran nno Cotton Exchanxe. held
December 18th 70 consider the sub,.-t
Of sppealmg 10 the Legislature 70 aoo.-
ish the ofhce Of Flour Inspector OF
Richmond. Nessrs. Simpson. briggs. Frld
beEne wers appointed a COMMITTEES %
Obtain information relative T. fiuur ~.
speciions n other cities. This con-
miitee reported az called meeting OF
Of the LXehange held e. II A. n. ves-
terdEy-CaptGn Philip Haxau tures,-
dent Il the chair. The report say.
We nave coTresponded with the
secretaries Of the following clnes New
1Ork- Chicago. -. LOuis. Cincinnati
Enc Baltimore and we nave the Law.
governing the inspection u sad ciues.
and nnc thRt II none l. there any State
lar except Il -. Louis. winch 81 en-
oOdled II the cnsrter OF theu her-
chants Exchange. granting then uower
70 appoint inspectors. Inc other cIrler
appoint inspectors through thcrr seversl
Exchanges. Rnd the inspections are ONLY
compulsory when demanded by buver
o. seller
ADOPTED.
MT Briggs offered the following.
which wa adopted
AeS0ircG Tha; q committee o. tive
he appointed 10 draft such rules anC
regulations for the inspection Of nou- a.
may De bes1 ioi thK trade anl q nave
the Legislature chang o. amend or
chsrteT 50 a u empOwsf TN Excnangs
q appoint II inspector O. inspectors
unuer salC charter anc O. reu0rt % tins
kxchanEt a sOoI a. pracucabie-tne
saIc report o. bt posted II TIM room
I'VE dav before :, ca be acted or.
The president appointed a this CON-
mittee Mess-s 7 L Desno. Chairman.
4 j. Bass l. 7. briggs. Tnomas Potts.
anO c l. Todd
4 lstter ma been received bv Mr. J..
Il. Jscot secretary Of the LxcnEnre
iron tne secreJs-v Of the Merchant.
LXcnEnEe o. NorfolE Nircinla asking
q De permitted 70 cooperate r thls a.
uo- q nave aDohshel wHGt thev cOr-
sIae, Ihe mlrultous ofics o. nour u.-
speoto1
The room OF the EEchGuce W. be
CLOSED troa- anC sat-rlar the = q
A. .ttL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
STEITNGUNST
3 B-mar Npr-aGr a. ~, Ei-'euu'->'-rs'
sFuaGr-u..

. B-unr. Npr-iaer a. ths Li~'enif->'-rs'
syuasr-u.
Az the Eieventh->ires- synagogue or
TUESDAY evening II the presence o. D
large congregation OF relative anr
friends. Mis- Fsunie 6unS, wa ma
riel 70 Mr Arthur L. strau--the pa
to- Lev. q HErrls conducting the
ceremony The usher were Messrs
: : W1l.iocE /. MLlnlse- y j. KD-
senoauu. l. : Hu,Llrr. 81. Llchenstell.
luc J. >tTaus.
Tne Drlut j. Q 1GuCltcr NJ. HenrT
Guns. o. the tru Of Jonr a. Nrl-l-
Coz collar -mSuutacturers anc T. 9
beauu-u. brunette. Sne wa msrrle-
u travelling dress Nj >rrau- !, &
1rotner or councilman -1raus anc is
witt m, hru o' bruuAl- brothers
wholesale hcuoT-dealers.
y, znd Mr5. >trau, lef, the CRY o.
tne c.cloca nortb-bounl trau f0r
Albany =. !
]. wa o subject OF ve-v genera. re-
man &, the synagogue tina, tney were
one cf the nandsoues- coupie- mGrrlel
II tals cltv tor long TINE. The pre-
ert- received py then were numerous
eiegan,. nnc cosi.v
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
Err MTTTELDORFER'S EXHIBIT
OJ HOLIDAY GOODS.

,iEi stort VII ce OpeI Every MIGHT
THIS WEEE fut tho conveutence o. ths
iTndc unit 10 O'CLOCK. W nave q iarg.
slOcE o. DOLLS. TONt and FANCY GO8p-
ina mus Pc sold v ofier or sfocE q.
in~er fEnfee taau any otner nouse IN tne
rlft. 10Y Ia - oeXall me uur assortment
Cl'na Wax bisuuc aue lndestruct i1i..
liOik from o. tpss.
biacl Doiif WhItf Dolls Eleeplnr DOlE
lryluc bOlk IalEinu bolis-
lio4s VITA Or without mar Joluted Dolls.
Aip -h"c1 boIt. op..f -nAi- Dolls Light
naI Dolit lsrk-nait Dolls k0bpe'
d. mc: bous @, every description and a.
aur price.
" nave VcrT nice assCrr mem o. His1ue
ornalnentEat one nEif @. regular prlce.
4 handsome line O. dressing lAses Man
cUrs HeJ. and SeuueIneuE SHAVING
Christmas Tree nrna mcuts y. endless va
4 ulce assortment o. Kubrer Toys Tos-
Aorsss Dogs Cafs and Birds
. cTnt ifuIu pets. Rut 'rumE
Eras. Eul Piusf u hisf- broom Ho.dcre
BABY -lErTlREe- for the ciris
F-ciui-- FRAMES anC irfOrS very cnear
Frriu~ auf bedroom sets
oIiilug room sci viii upneisterel ? iuru
turf and Marble fOI Table
I'ae lsies' novelties iI None bal KS.
N UrE- Boxes Ruu Nrtlug- -IlesE.
-cfaH and Autograph Albums
1lKstau1s auc fapef-N gIEut~
hsiri.--6iet IRUDourlnss Gnc Card-lse-
CeIrrr
Vase luul aud Saucer auC smokers
~IaLdt
IEES- GOODS
ON eurfTt sroer OF l'rass Goods is offered
81 Erehi reduce r-1ces
l'olni--w wlc,L -asumeres from loc. yatc
1rcofs FiRuues Ladler Cloths IRON s5.
to pUt. g. van.
tOrfrtfe tIutr IRON g. varo ~.
- "a GEL .-ue bIacs Gi0aEIugs
Ilsrf AF-rBEuaI 0nt Cl.nchlIIh Cloths
iron s-.7f % s. D. ward
LHr.e, (-enuemeL B. Gnc Children Ln-
uerTEeEf
certeIuen VIZ PEI Lauuderel au- mann
dsret -tlrfk
a. g l. NTT-TELDORFEE'
q. -s-TuGTl r1- eaEi broad stree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
N HIS THIRD YEAR
Birthday Csiehratioa Of ~. bemas B-anot'--
amt, 6asseriHg.

Birthday teiehrafioH Uf Nf- eefnns hranct-
a Tamit, easseriH9.
One Goes not oftcn nave tAe 0Dpor-
tuUlty Of witnessing 5 scene so repiete
with beauty and interesting features a.
thst presented lAst night al 5l- easi
Grace street. Nj. Thomas Branch our
venerable and veli-knowu t0wnsnaI.
ther attained Ills eighty -third birthday
lie Is a. fuL Of h0nors a. Of yeErs, and
n one Cal look upon nm without
feeling the beauty Of Ola az
tuus represented GnG rejecting
upon Inc gioues Of the sunset Of lille.
His seven gTeat-granCcnllcreI. a. De-
scenGants Of hIs elues; s0l, the late
Coione james J. Branch, called up0H
nm between the hours Of = Gnd 8 offer
IN their congrsIuisuons anu spproprr
Lte -lfts. Theu later O. gathered the
SON EnC daughters. and Their children
O. ald II the celebration OF thIs happy
day. The presents were numerous snl
beautiful anC manv teic-rams anc le,-
ter were received irou absent friends
Ths hGndsomesr O. a. the gifts wa.
the uirthdsy CAKE. Cresse. with Jsc1ue-
uIn0i roses Rnd smilaz. the latter svIB-
boIEDe us green Ole age. Eighty
three candles DECORATED tins enc
a. prrrt. wnlct was the arusuc and
loving worE CT Misses EfIe Enl Mar
Cooke Branch.
Tne evening passed of witt nothing
q mar IL eDI0vments. anl was evident
iv equally enloveo oy Nj. Branch Gul
III cLllcreu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24

Tneo-. g. 30, BuI r-opo.-. o., luag,
s. abdul.

Tneo-. g. 20, Buf r-opo.r. rr 1ua1,
ABDUL.
Tns following D. tne substance @. tn.
sc1o .-Dool bl. some ume aco offered
u Ins E0ust Of Delegate uv Jua-.
Val---.. aua entitled Al ac. q
provide Joy me introduction O. ires
taLi-oooks z ne putl- r.. schools o.
IN, Commonwealth
The l,oarL OF scnoo Trustee tC-
eact schoo. -lstrlct = thi STATE OF o.
before tne 18th O. AUri. l--. an az
1ua.r tncreafte, q thar -e--lar meet
M O. o. before the las " e1nes1aT
= D-rQDe, aT. required O. MAJ, II
aCuuet, ils. c. e. BOOK ina. vi. p.
re1ure. .o- tut use @. tnl scnoo chi
-rer O. the rutI- scnoo-- tnei. re-
ruec.1ge districts io- IN, ensuing vea-
-uci usts snl. ne i0rwarle- WITHIN ts-
l1vs O. tnt president O.. tnel~ p .poc,,vc
tlc1.T an c-rv scnoc boards. IN
sEl- COUNTY sul CITY sch1c boards. no.
.aie, thsI u. 18Th cay u May l>sy.
Gu- annually tnerea.te. 10. .arc- tna-
ne urs- y ecnesusT = November. sha-
conven aDc ores' IN purchase Or the
Dooks nee1e- taElu- car, tina. only
sucl bo0ks a. srt hcense- nT tne STATE
bocrc or Lcucauo, ne ordered
Tn b.l provide furtne- Ina, tnt
ssic boarl sn2- a. once cer,;iv copies
O. tns Us, 0 books tnl- ordered by
tneu. tocetne- vItt the cosi-urlce Of
tn same. q tne treasure @. Lne CIT
@, county. e. tn superintendent @.
Puoiic instruction GnC o. tns Auditor
OF Public Accounts. Tn; the CITY o.
county treasure sAa.. a once make
re1ulsluo1 OF tne AuCitor O. tuuh,
Account i0- me amour. snowI & %.
necessa~v q furnish ths DoOEs o. tnei-
regrect-re counties Or cities an1 tina
.he amount tuus receive. bv them sha--
be nelC sLmec- L the orue-
o. the bolrd. o. scnoO. trustee
o. -hl respective district o.
sail county or city anc ina. ssl-
trustees snal crav upoI tneu ioI tne
amount expended DT tDeu y the pur-
chase OF book. " iavo, @. the publish
lne-bouses iron whom thev purcnase
pu, The amount crawl J. II n wen, O
exceed tne sun specified Dv then II
-ne1- renort td tne c0uutv schoO board
no- are thev q pa t0- an ooOGs more
tnar the contrac; prics f0- sal1 books
A. -xec nv tne STATE BOARD O. Educs-
tlor. The Ull- further provides ina, tAe
re-ulsluou- TINS MADE upon tne Aud
tc- OF pubn. accounts snal. De PAL
on; O. auv money Il tnf Treasury. no,
othe-vlst appropriated. anc 81 prefer
encf 70 a. othe. claim acGlns- tnf
STATE Dut tina; no monev now SCI
arc-. for the ust O. the schools sh2-. be
USED for tnGt purp0s..
The II Lisc provides To- tne proper
car. @. me BOOKS Rnc 10y the purchase
or the book e. the verv Lowest cast
price. an also for IN rendering o. n
counts. 6c.. O. the money thus Sc
ansrt ior the purchase o. iree books
Rnd i likewise provides toT utilizing
the books nov II the hz.-Is o. the chli-
drer Of the State.
The Oil. wa referred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
Al uusuaI Opportunity ~ secure al
TsTaslrsnea Bussness

The tobacco anL clgar IoDolnc uusl-
ness conducted by Messrs lvey Powell
& 10. cGu be purchased. WIKI gooc
established rrEdo. Ther stock consists
Of assorted brands %. TINT chewing Rn6
sm0king-toDacco ant cigars. The puT-
cnaser cau nave the privilege o. the
brands AM access o. a. int names OF
the customers o. the fIrm from whlct
cal De secured q very gooc trade
winch. witt enersy aul small capita.
caI be lncreasel anC male very prohIs-
Die.
Parties desiring 60 engage n plea
SAM auo profitable business VII DO
wei O. cal &, no = south Igelfti
street. between Man anc Cary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24

4 called meeting @. n, Common
Couuc. was bell YESTERDAY evening
Present AiI. Andrew IlzzInl. pres
aent anc int following member
Messrs. Ammons. attn. Curtis. frlsch-
kor.. 0uuu Guy. Hughes Parale'
haukm bediorl Iloael straus, and
TurpI.
The oplect o. tn meeting va u cob
laer & rep0r- irou TT Ordinance Com
mittee.
Clerk Angus, reRc the minutes Of
tne previous meeting anC thev wers
culT approved
1-I. CATLIN j. TNTEODT 0ED.
NJ StrAu, verv pretuiv introduced
Nr. I. 4. CatiIu the newly .y-eiectec
member from Monroe Ward NJ. Cat
II Ills the vacancv created by tne cleo
tlor or NJ. d Tsyl0- EIivsoI late PIE
sideu, OF the Council g. tne Virginia
senate.
No quorum being preseu, the cnal-
wa vacated for i've minutes WncI
u, char was resumed q quorum wa
Sill lacking and the Council a. Iourne-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
NR. D. S. Wo0LDgIDGE.
Dsath Of fhs. wsI,-kss~r and wsrssy
Gentleman.

Mr.. ID. s. Wooldridre. = wels-known
and respe, lea citizen OF Richmond. and
n by-gune wears q prominent business
nan here. die0 yesterday &; his RESI-
denct, 10. 6o6 easi Leigh street
Nh. hoolcridge was sevcnty-aTe
years oin las; November. Hc wxS born
II Chesterfield coaBty, and waS Tor
thirty -one years secretary Rnd treasurer
Of the ClOVe1-HIh Railroad Company
wher II was dong aver large business
both Il mining and shipYIng coal. His
Iasi employment wzS ~ contractor
fc- repsvinc streets here. lts had been
professor Of religion for nexriy ffty
gears. ana wa enc Of the oldesS mens-
bers Of Centenary church. lie hadoeea
4 steward Of j. for many wears, an ~ss
also chairman Of the oficIal BODY for q
lonr time. IiIs wife survives ni-a, a.
DO two sens R1d ten Cr4n children.
Dir. v 0oldrIdEe was gentleman o.
intelligence he Wa az urrIgBi citizen
ard kin6 husband, father. and friend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24

The drawings for int new City Hal
building have been recommIttec . the
architects for some further WORK p
ouIrei 10 be done OF then They viii,
II A.. probability, not ps returned mere
for seyera. weeks.
The Council committee and Colonel
Cutshav are proceeding II the matter
as RAPIDLY a. Is consistent with tneii
view O. what Is necessary TO suoserve
the best interests Of the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
NoHarr I'M. Evenfn.

j. Overture 1Gncred., Eoss,n.
Orchestra. =. soprano solo. 70. Tne Me-
vada sta, 1lorza. MIS- ANNE Urls
VOID. d. Violin SOLO. AZ Na-le,
Be Berlo.. Nj JoHn hessnick. =
G.. Lovely Nesvadhs O. 90 Tran
wa ralop GophaerIs. b. sopranc
SOLO. The Shades Of Evening Close
AROUND. Clay MIS- ANNE trrs--
void. T. Piano quo. 90 CEyrlce de Hon
grolse. .hetterreT Messrs. ThiioW
and Ee1unardt. o.. alse 90 Uu tne
Beaurifu' Rhine bela. orchestra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
B.toIumbus and the Uosd Wave.

Nj. J. Columbus. 30l Broad stree;
informs hls friends &nd customers thai d
cold wave WI be upon TINS city within
tventy -ioUT hours also. thSi hs h&s .
charming display Of Endies. Fruits, 6c.,
winch be II ofierInc a. the very lowest
prices al winch such goods car De sold.
His supply was isid II 70 meet the ex-
tra0r1Inarv demands o. the Christmas
lraue. and he car TO-DAY offer a. choice
articles a. he OF any other Richmond
couiectloner ever mad. go 10 ColuD-
Dus &.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24

The following wa received yesterday
evening
WASHINGTON. L. C.. December %
C6amb,- 0t C0RsIaerce. Richmond. Ia. !,
SIX Z. N. hoist cold-wsve sigma. Tenn
persrure VII fall IRON . 70 80 ae-
grees II the vicinity Of your station II
the next forty-elght hours. HAZEK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24
s.u, V.ual Hol,aM, reduction

fcr gIz veErs u IA. beer or custom
o. mari down the prIce OF every ART
Gle @. Jewei-y- Silverwsre Natcbes.
Diamonds. &C.. Il stock 3 lev week
before the Christmas holiday. by pur-
chasing . ve-T large lIne OF goods IT,
Gently VT secured e. unusual bargain.
IL tnls Vt WI give Our customers tne
benefit. Guy stocK Is iRrger &nd cob
iAins g create VARIETY thEu ever. We
invite z. Il searci Of present u con-
pare on, pnces before Purchasing else
vnere. G0IuARI 6 MOSES.
. Man street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24

The Disp1tri has accepted a. lnv,-
tauor O. supermtenG the drawing
for the col a. Never Sixth and
broad anl the number winning WI.
be published Il III Christina morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-24

Commencing Yesterday, and oontinB-
ing during the holidays, the Train lezs-
ing Chesapeake and Ohio depot Al I ?.
N. viii be extended through 70 Gor-
donsville. The las; tran under the
Christmas arrangement viii leave 6or-
donsville on the morning Of January Sd.