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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-04
,ral shaler yesterday sent out the following !:
HEADQUARTERS FIRST DIVISION ". G. 9. y. Y,
NEW YORK, Aug. 3, 1855.


l. While the remains OF General Grant are lying in
tn the CITY Hall guard duty Will be performed by
arrival OF the remains on Wednesday evening. the oth
instant to o'clock M on Thursday the 6th instant
by Brigader-General William &. Ward, commanding
Ist Brigade fros D. Thursday. the 9TH instant
until the remains are remoyedby BrgadlerGeneral Louis
Fitzgerald. commanding 2d Brigade. The number OF
officers and men required ON each detail WIN De an
nouuced hereafter
$50 p and National salute at sunset on ednesday,
the 5n instant from the site OF Old Fort George on the
By order OF M,JoR-GEsERAL ALEXANDER sHNER
CARL JUssEN, Colonel and A. A. A. General
General shaer spent the early part OF the day inspect
Ing ground In the Riverside Park and selected post
for the troops which TO take part In the burial
services. When asked by TRIBUNE reporter what
action would be taken the memorial which was drawn
up and signed by the surgeons Of the First Division OF
the National Guard recommending that the regiments
be not required to march beyond Fflyanthst General
shaler said: NO notice Will be taken OF the communi-
cation. regard II as impsrtnent IL Is not for me TO
say that the regiments shall stop before the route is COM
peted. | am under the orders OF General Hancock In
this matter, and II he says we are
to march 10 Onc-huudred-and-twcnty hfth-st
1t "a business to obey. Among tine surgeons there
have been expressions OF belief that General Hancock
has made mistake in ordering the entire escort To start
from the nelghborhood Of tho City Hall They believe
that part OF the should be ordered TO assem-
bic at Fifty ninth and relieve the other part They
say that would naturally suggest such
plan Of relays for so long march, particularly In not
weather In order TO lessen the danger a. far as poss
bic the TO organize an ambulance corps In
each regiment.
Chids tha. a suitable place in the procession
will be assigned TO him and A. j. Drexei.
Applications for place In the procession were received
from me following persons and organizations: Ia v.,o
sac,atisn af the aoh New York Volunteers Cd Corps;
Csmlntseeot j. from tho New-fosk Produce Exchange
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
THE stssts ef ssaii.


The Museum of Northern Antiqui-
ties IN Copenhsgsn has just been en-
riched by remarkable discovery made
al q small place near Thisted, on the
vest coast of Jutlsnd. Denmark. T-o
men digging Ia . Ersvel-Pit In the
neighborhood Of an old burial mound.
called Thof's Mound. struck an esrthes
vessel with their picks, disclosing q
number Of gold pieces. On exsmi-
nation Il was found that an
earthen vessel q about seven inches
diameter at the rim and covered
with fst stone. had been buried about
q foot and . half below the surface. and
this hkd contained about hundred
little golden boats. ouriously worked.
varying in sire from three 70 four and
a hall inches. A gun-wale and frames
of thin strips o. bronze bad first been
formed, and these bad been covered
with thin gold plates. sone Of which
were further ornamented with imPres-
SONS of eonceutrie rings. The boats,
Of which only q few are in q fair
state Of preservation, are iapered
at both ends, and resemble the
Danish fishing craft Of the present
day. This discovery, which may be
regarded as a deposited treasure OF yo-
tive offerings, and belongs doubtless 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
Killed with BHrlanum.

Coroner Taylor W. yesterday
upon 10 view the dea. body Of l.. ] "a
HAYNES. a colored cha Of two month.
of age, who ha4 di.] st q 4. NJ. I'd
rear Of e2l Brook avcnae.
Day before yes,e day the mother
having TO GO OFT f r. home 10 wor
left the child On thusc premise, with o.
colored girl ele, u wears Of age. u
ring the evening tLe infant became ire
ful, and the girl. alter irving varior.
exped.ents 10 quiet ., administered O
dose Of laudanum-aY Yout q teaspoon
ful-from which it died yesterday morn
ing.
Soon after giving the laudanum Il,
girl saw the mischief she had done. az d
a physician was sent for, but his bee 4,
Efforts 10 save the life y ere fruitless.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17


Between a place called NIddivunda
and llefebully there Is large tope
which 10 well known 20 be infested
with q host Of monkeys. Having no
other mode Of occupying their dull
hours. they are bent upon trying 70 de-
strOy the Tunkur line. IL would appear
that these animals, about fifty or Sirty,
form themselves into two patches they
range rangs themselves systematically
one bali on one rail and the other half
on the other. They begin by first re-
moving the earth from the sides Of the
rails. Thea they arrive at the difheulty
Of nuts and bots, which. though they
examine them very minuiely, they can
not get over. On the approach Of the
up or down train they wsit TIL the en-
sine is within . iew yards. when, with
the utmost sasiness, they simply Jump
on one side till the train has passed.
and then resurIe their work.
A remsrkal ie instance occurred on
one Of these occasions. As the engine
ga. spproE,:ang, the monkeys made
their usual jumps, with the exception
Of one. who persisted in remaining on
the line, the engine by this time being
very near. Five or six monkeys, see
irg the danger one Of their number was
in. made q sudden rush and dragged
him Of-some laying hold Of hix BY
,h. tail. others by the leg; anyhow,
they saved him. They are nov styled
the Niddivunds gangmsn byt guards
and drivers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
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wet - tsfffsfsasfsi is 81 ftass o..
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A correspondent Who srns hinsfiI
lnfofmsnt writes letter ta ibs
West Point &sf rstlylag fo ths tt.
fious recent statements made m.n
riously 10 ihs Fence evidence To-
following extract .onislns ihs ma a
POINTS
Your C0ffesponfoni Was al Cent?
vile fsw days since snd msi NJ %.
ley Msyo and sttsd hm II hs eoa
show your 0offesposient no neithfai
hole in TIE fence NJ Nave fea "
conducted him o. afail-snd-sials fru
the stakes held tor ther 81 the cop i.
a band OF wifo. corresponding esar'f
with ths fence described it NJ t..
vsr.us in his evidence. aui stated naI
this wa The place described ly Ni
Ciutcfus. llc also showed Yoaf f
respondent marks on th. rsd that u.r.
made ~ pr Courtney sheu NJ. Ci.ts.
rius showed the kno,-haie 81 described
lour correspondent rfamfnrI ft.
lnot.hole closely. q Wasan th. .er..I
'ail from the top. shouf the middle o'
the raj. on n rsnsl of fen.raI....,r.
house lately occupied bv nr >m.fi a..
drugstore. NJ Ns,o osn. th.
fence. and stated tova4r..-r, ,...r ..,,
that De hal put the tap md op tbs
fence recently bgt that the one alluded
10 was there al 'ho tnc. Your .arre.
spondent neat found pr. Courtney AMI
said dtohrm Doctor. d.INr ria,,,..
(, .l.w ga. .l,.,tI.
49, 80 ." a..
r.,5...s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
singular Cauduer of Horse.

4 physician possessed a beautiful
bay mare called Jenny. remarkable for
sweet temper and pretty loving ways.
She was a great iayorite with the doe
tors daughters. and would shake
bands " when asked and kiss them m
the most engaging manner, with 4 sort
of n,bbing motion Of her black lips az
and down the face. She would follow
any one he liked about the fields, an
swtr 90 her name Ike a dog. and
would slways salute any Of her "a
,oritss on seeing them with that low
" hummering sound 30 common with
Jet horses, but never from those sub
Jet 90 lll treatment. But with al these
trsces. the pretty and interesting Jenny
had several peculiar Antipathies. in one
of which she somewhat rcsembled a dog
WSg. and that was a marked dislike 20
the singing voice Of one particular per-
son. lady. q relative Of the Doctors.
This lady often went 10 feed Jenny with
lettuce or apples, and they were alway
the best Of friends but 20 sure as she
began TO sing anything. Jenny instantly
forgot her good manners, lost all pro-
piiety. and exhibited toe usual signs Of
strong equine displeaSure. although she
never took tn. smallest notice Of the
singing or whistling Of any other per-
son. treating It apparently with indif-
ference. one day a. the Doctor was
driving this lady out be suggested. by
way of experiment.. that she should
begin 10 sing. In q moment Jenny's
ear, were down fat. AMI a great kick
Was delivered with a hearty goodwill
on the front Of the carriage, aud more
would doubtless have followed had not
the lady prudently stopped short in
her vocal efforts. when Jenny was her
self agsin, and resumed her usual good
behavior.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
CANCEk OF TONGUE!
ACAsE IIsEMBLING THAT OF GENE
RAJ GRANT

some ter yetrs ago had a scrofuIous sore
% NY r-li iRnd which gave me great
'aoubie. and u der the old-ume treatment
was Aesled up and ] supposed was v ell :
found hover fr 10 had only been driven Into
The system by ine U.s. OF potash and mercu-
~. and n NJ IN, lesz u broke out In my
throat and cOI centfated n what some Of
the dcetuls dtlOmtuated cancer. ] was
placed under Treatment for this disease
some 50 OF ssren Of The best physicians in
The country had ~ different iiInes under
th-lr cnaEe among tht "a three spec alists
ia This line. tI' one after another WOuld
exhaust theiItk g. and drop ne for grew
WofHe continually TIE cancer had eaten
through ny c1et <. DESTROYING the root Of
my mouth ant uI - lip. tnen attacked my
tDYgue palate fuf lower I'm deSfrOViug
the ia at. ard Uid sr I'D entirely and half
my tongue. eatpi yut 70 the top OF my left
cheek-bouc and II 10 ffe left eye. From
hearty rObusi Nuu Rn q. l50 pounds, was
reduced t. q illefc fgGu OF skin and boue>.
aliut~t unable T. tLrr nv selfin bed. could
not - any ~ { fCCd bat suhsisted on H.
guilds and my iorggr wEsfo far gone could
not ;sik. Iht anguish oi mind and the nor
rlhie sufierings ~ lody which ! experienced
never can IL n vcs.ed. Given up by physi-
cians 10 die, with DU hope NJ NJ covcTy upon
f'e part 81 friends no sal around my bed
s.4e expecting even moment 20 be my lssj
p fact my nlsiaDf would place his hand
N ne every nVV cd then 10 see whether
Was alive o. n0i add al one time all de-
cidec ihat he sas extinct. and my death
WAS reported ai o-,r the country. 81.
such Was ny wrei.,hec snd he pless cOndf-
tion he tnt oi asi October ass whsa
my friends couften ,ed givins me SwsAs
specific. IN 4rfl tlsnA IDofAl the eat e.
',Hces sOpIsd q y healaE con meDced. aps
flC fe8f1ul hprFtCCe "a 'ay e.iesk has beelt
, I'D snd nuGls 81 tod iug' ther. A pro-
.ess Of q new ani,f ~ progressing
lnely, and Ia untse. = lich WsS a.
ncst destroy q, - i~.ng recovered. anA
- fns thfl 1tiHre u supply az
~ q q, ~ CIT fos 1 y unfsr. and me and
hout " hereVeS - - without The assist
nee nf arr one. ind haye gained INV
POUNDS 90 fssh All a. is under 90 blessing
70 a ms 4fBi Heavenly Father. "a due TO
-rlft ~peF p. a. 4 wonder and q mar.
% 10 az ms ffteni'. hunt nsds OF whom
ave hcrSu iHN u'ense sUIerinZs. and
ilE~ y " ~ -.lr 81 ny Affiit tiuuK While l
% pci sa,irey vel YET ~ gratitude "
3sr b i-Ss desolt and Az confident that
a perirc; uscoVs9 l. nov cd tlght. IL any
q ubt thee facis. Wou.d r.i,i t1Sfn 20 Hon.
J I'm IL. TiSyior. STATE Ncnat.i ~ this dis
% q. VITO IL Inv reighh r. Df 7. =. Brad
~ q. of Ia Gr9ng'. &c - 70 aur other per
Fsts slivinE In the sSutbaTp par - Troupe
co nty. "a. MIs-. MARY l.. CNtNLR.
a GRANGE. Ga. Nay Ia. 1855.
sold BY al dr1Eg tsts.
Treatise on Bod ard Skin-plseaSes
n lied free.
Csli on cor physcs,u No I57 vesi IVsn-
ty-tAird street, SeS yNK. Consul sion
THK SWIFT sPE,Trlr COMPANY
" l6-lw Dfsws, 3, Atlanta, Gs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
Clrs AND SUBrRBiA
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17

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tonight. a fali stisnaisrrs H ietlfli
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
A Deserved Compliment


The well-known pianist Leopold dC
Meyer Is the hero Of an anecdoie which
81, non rero, ben rdsdfo. lie wa.
playing some wears ago before an Arch.
duke Of Austria. and in ms anxiety "a
please his iilustrious auditor, exerted
himself 30 strenuously ths, he lite-ally
perspired al every pore. AT the con-
clusion Of the concert the Archduke
deigned TO express wish that the artist
should be presented to him. Mon
seur," blandly remarked bis Imperial
Highness. have heard ThAlberg. %
IA pause. and a low bow from the
pianist. " have heard List. another
pause. and a stll lower bow, "but
never yet met with any one " Ia third
pause. and Quasi-genuhecti0n on the
part Of Le,pold de Meyer "who per
spired a. you do
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
t.eiies saurt.

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday
Lewis Brady, feeding on the street
Fined sl.
7. j. Jackson. John T.. Shepperd.
nd John Lewis. refusing 10 DO duty on
, schooner after signing articles OF
s5reement. Fined costs.
Hugh Smith. drunk. Fined O..
Barney Moore leoloredl. assault.
pIned s5 and costs.
George Gibson. drunk. Dismissed.
Fannie Green, vsgrant. Discharge.
Richard Hamilton, stealing dog-l-
cense. Fined IS.
Charles Wood was fined s2.jO and
cests.
Thomas snead. drunk. Fined s2.jO
and costs.
Moses Owen tcolcredl. assault. Pined
a2.50 and costs.
Lizzie j. Stephens lcolored), assault.
uned e3.s0.
William Landrum, vsgranI Dis
missed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17

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fnglani d Concsfasd. belong slfssdf.
stceps a. eonesfi snnslc. ,o ~ past
snd vhlfh n Ffssrs s knuva sfcla.
sfssiy ~ orchestral moysments snd
pietss sffang,d ssprss.lf ~ ths coo.
ssfifoein. IN SeuihsFn Eufops. apart
frm fhs suc,sss n 4" lehseesn IN
Italy. Wagner u no, IN lbs least appgt
eisisd nsf % Ms wofks meet 9Th
mush sucssss even IN nslginm where
al COED music nnds a. least an 81.
ientits hearing. Through more ihsn
one composer the infarnee n
Wseng makes itself intsnss, fslt
IN plsess who're he musio s 70 the
general puhlr scarcely known. Rai II
may al the sams be hirly sad that
though his works are studied by ma
sirians everywhere. they have in their
eosnplets dramatic form no existence
cos q Germany. II seems = mistake
90 say that Wsgnor's works have de-
stroysd Italian opera by calling Aiten-
ton, through contrast, 90 their ahsur-
dities. Will, Wagner published criti-
cisms have not been read by suni-
eienJly large number of persons 90 have
produced any such effect. Nor could
form of entertainment which Tor
such a length n time has delighted the
public in so many different parts Of
thc world he simply written down by
even 80 powerful a critic a. Wagner.
n q. Co come o. an end 70 viii still
have 90 be replaced hy something else
and no, hy the Wsgnenan form Of
opera. which in England has met with
precisely the same fate a. Italian opera
itself Il has collapsed that is TO say.
Ike the Italian orcra. not so much for
want Of singers as because there is not
in this country a sufficiently large pub
Dc 20 support operas performed in the
German languagc--certainly the only
language IN which the operas Of Wag-
ner ought 10 be given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17

pr. Hoee usually goes % Europe
every other summer. During tbs sea-
son be intend. 90 remain a. homo most
of the time. but be- expects O. make
short visits Il Few DAYS 90 o., white
Sulphur, the Warm. and Alcrharg
Springs.
IN The Republican Convention ye.-
tefday morning General Mahore na'
only Rugged Ridi,elerscr. lut .ss, .
him before The cnihuvastIc audience.
y was o grand spectacle truly.
Mr.. H.C. Wood. who ha. been nom
sted ty tie Republicans as ! eutenant
governor. was formerly q member
the Senate from scott county. and s4..
oeeded General Wyatt NJ. Elliott O..
President ~. fewylr, ~ ihc SENATE
4 public speakcr hls abi,ty BE- bai
moderate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
The Hsnr,-Connt, poisoning.

DIR. John Anderson. Of henry county
reached the city yesterday. bringing
with him portion o. the contents Of
the stomach OF Mrs. Queenie Stone. who
died some weeks sgo under circun-
Stances giving rise to the suspicion that
She had been killed by her husband.
and probably b. the use OF poi N.
He brought with him the authority
Of the county judge for DR.. Taylor to
wake the chemical analys.s. which viii
be promptly done. and The county au-
thori;ies informed Of the result.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
MaTa,t uus,.aItast Nisn,

NotwithstMdir. the e1ir1 mc heat th.
Mozart musical las, night was well at
tended. Mr. William -. Grant San.
two solos, and upon each wss forced O.
respond 90 an ear.re. The orchestra
numbers were beautifully execatcl
The Amateur Orchestra appearedon OBJ,
occasion. The scKiettc hy Scsca. "a
charming composition, wa espcCla'I
well rendered. and altogether tbe eve
nmg was q most enjoyable one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17

contains eight pages of interesting mat.
tsr. including a graphic sketch of tie
tOings Of Mshone's Convention an
attractive story; July fashions for
We ladies telegrAms from al land.
newsy letters from our correspondent.
en- instructive iarmers' department
editorials on current topics: fall mar
ket reports. sc. Price 3 cents Al the
DsBafch counter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
Reunion OF the OId Tirst Xfrginis
RegtmeGf

The anniversary celebration Of TIE
surviving members Of the Old Fiut
takes place Tomorrow at Blenner' .
Park. The Messrs. Aylcii
r. Woodson, A. JEFF Vaughan. an
James (. Phillips-sre able 20 guarat
zee the old boys q good ',ne. This VII
be the tgeD:y-fourth anu versary dag
Of the battle Of Bull Run. where the
regiment made is trs' hight. Comrale
james \. Gentry has prepared an ora
iDal poem suitable to t4e occasion
which will be lead bv him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17

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Htat telil tsssit stl s'fstls sset
n sAsi nes SO lhsi mtf go 81 is
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
The Dover Association.

This Baptist Distric; Association
composed Of fifty-fVe churches, in
cludipg those Of Richmond. will hold
its annual meeting with the Liberty
Baptist church, New kent county, OF
Wednesday next, July 22d. and con
tInue for three days. The Committee
on Entertainment have made ample pro
' vsion for all delegates and visitors. ane
w,ll meet them at Lsnexs station,
Oh the Chesapeake anu Ohio railway.
on arrival Of train Wednesday morn
cog. The fare for TIE round trip has
been reduced 20 five cents per mile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
A Mnrnan nrnnnr.i

-Four coiored women from Cash Cor.
her yesterday gotta boat and went dow
TO the Chesapeake and Ohio vhafves to
battle IN the Ti,er. One OF them. lot
tie Green. got beyond her depth an
was drowned. Her body va. roooycica
near Mr. Chaihn's farm.
IN inquest vii he held by the county
authoritie, tins morning a. O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
ambulance aatt.

The city ambulapce-lpr. Morris ir
charge-was called out about B o'clocs
yesterday afternoon on Pauline street
near the Chesapeake and ohio shops
10 Mr.. Chapman GoodloW. who va.
caught between the bumper. of tw,
cars and painfully mashed. Ile vs..
taken 10 the Retreat for the SicA. wh,r,
he was attended by Dr.. Brock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
THREE 10 ONE.
I've Thstssnd ffoPl- N.tarss the lr.
Einias' NiciagJ az Nevstk.

Especial telegrAm n tie pt1stoh.
NEwARK. y. j., July lu.--N, ly
1000 people witnessed g.. uctor of
the Nirginias today. Ihe e. vc
batter Is kept the seors down. ont D.
batting was Ighs The Yrsriasv -e
first to the bat and wCe biar "a.
Grady made 'ke whole score f,r e
NeWarks. Bls1h followed unit. le
fourth inL-u shrr Glenn took frs "a
balls. walled % second and o. ac
on Johnston three bArger. In Sc
seventh Murphy f1iiei 10 tale Co. ,-
rams fy, srd fbe latter mace sc. q
and thru N Latham'~ siIClc Iatt Do
was cauli. between fret and sr'o J..
letting CorCorrp 90. 20 save which
ball was sen; s. Grady too late.
Latham Te'ua ucd on second. Lail
went 10 TIM on Higgins sacrifice B.
hon On Tatt's hit 90 centre. ~ D.
ended the run-get'ug The dot -
viii he seen 0y the following o.i j
score
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17

MONDAY NIGHT. AUGUST 3, lss5.
Train leaves Elba at 1890 p. NJ. ;
returning, leaves Washington Tuesday
at $50 p. NJ. Fourteen hours in
Washington. Round trip TO washiner
ton, - round trip TO Fredericksburg.
sl. Go, rain or shine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17

Don't forget that Tomorrow is Sa,gr-
day, and that the ARIEL makes her
regular moonlight-trip TO Dutch Gap to.
morrow night. Besides the regular
attractions Of voelker's Band. Concert
Piano. Dancing, Fresh Fish. Crabs. &C..
there will be . Good Noon. These
trips are exceedingly popular with our
people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17

The Presbyterian Sunday school Of
this city gave IL anruai picnic and ex.
eulsion 70 Bon Air Yesterday. Quite
a large crosd wss, pP on the traia,
which left al a. H., and many
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17

Attention Is called TO the card OF r.
II. Chsfin 4 Co. in another column,
which shows that this firm is up with
the times and alive 10 the interest Of
their patrons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17

There is no mistake about Il. Oar
entire stock Of Ready Made Clothing at
prime cost for cash. Call early.
4. II. SPENCE A SoN.
90l Main street.