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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
BR1EcE-HUBBALL
Rrilifaua marriasr NJ ~ faurs Episcopn
ChrPch Yesterday Esentnr.

UriIffuuf murrtanr ~ NJ fnhft s-ht~cob.'
Chzrch Yesterday Evsnsnr.
81. Psnl's church was crowded with
n fashionable assemblage last night to
witness the marriage Of Mr. James z.
Branch, Jr., and May lilian Hubbsll,
Of Washington.
Mr.. Branch is the only son Of ths
late Colonel James 4. Branch, and Miss
HubbaIl is Q niece of Mr.. Allen Tai
bott. Of this city.
Precisely at s O'Clock the bridal
party entered the church IN the follow
ing order: Miss Mary Lake Branch and
Miss Fannie ". Archer. Mr.. Harry
Hubball. Of Baltimore; Mr.. Thomas
n. Carter, Miss Ann Carter, and Miss
Emily Cunningham. DR.. George NJ.
Pickrell, Fred z. Scott, Miss Mary
Handy; Miss Lucie Talbot, OF Dan
vile: John K. Branch Miss NJ. Hsr-
desty. of Washington Miss Z. Nun
ford. Branch Cunningham Edgar Hub
ball. Of baltimore; Miss Eva de Ire
vile, Miss Lena Branch, Levin JoyneS,
Thomas Adkins, Miss Halle Williams,
Mir. Dudley hcDunald-the two latter
being first bridesmaid and best man
respectively bride and groom.
Mrs. Branch was until recently a
resident Of Washington, and one Of the
most noted bellies Of that city.
The brides costume consisted Of an
elegant corded silk corsage edged with
Roman pearls. The bridesmaids were
unusually beautiful, and al dressed IN
white satin and wore beautiful bOD-
uuets OF rare flowers.
The church was magnihcently deco
rated with natural plants and growing
flowers. and the altar presented q scene
Of rare loneliness during the impressive
ceremony. which was conducted by
Rev. Mr. Grsvatt, of Washington.
Among the handsomely-dressed H.
dies present were:
Mrs. James l.. Branch, embroidered
velvet.
Mrs. DR.. Robert G. Cabell. Jr., pale
green silk. point-lace drEperies.
Airs. ". L. Bowie. purple plush and
pale-pink front dress {; diamond ornA-
ments.
Mrs. Allen Talbot, elegant black
grOs-grain silk.
Mrs. Hubball. black beaded satin.
Mrs. John ?. Branch, light silk and
oEtrich-i feather trimmings.
The ushers were Messrs. K. q. Pc
gram. Jr.. Wyndhsm Boiling, II. Lam
& Cabell. Blair Mosby, Thomas N.
Page, End John rutherford.
An elegant reception was held at the
residence Of Mr.. Allen Talbot. on
franklin street, Immediately after the
ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Branch will take up
their residence Oh Mr.. Branch's farm,
near this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
Rirhmena nssn. nansr.

Only few hundred dollars have been
collected by the CRY Democratic Com
mittee. They cheerfully stood aside
and allowed others to CLEAN IN this
field. and right nobly our businessmen
responded to the appeals that were made
10 them, but necessity now compels the
Committee TO take their chairman,
Colonel John y. Gary, from other grave
duties and send him upon the streets TO
raise funds. Money is wanted 70 GIVE
to General Lee becoming reception on
Monday without il we viii fall far
short OF the wishes and expectations OF
our people. Money is needed to pur-
sue the work Of detecting fraudulent
voters. Money is required to meet the
proper expenses Of elsction-dAy. Un-
less Colonel Gary meets with hearty
and generous response from the people
of Richmond much urgent work viii
have TO 20 undone. Nov give what
you car. Malone has "a mint Of
money and we ought not be wholly
unproyided for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
Aununi s.nuua-f.nrfx.

The anDunal Poun5-Party given by
the Lady Managers Of the Richmond
Eye, Ear. and Throat Inhrmsry takes
place 10 cay. The lady managers viii
be III attendance from IL Nj. until 3 p.
NJ. to receive visitors and contributions.
Groceries. provisions. house and bed
furnishings, fuel. drugs for the dis
pensary, and money VIII al be Ac-
ceptable--fhe smallest contribution
beng thankfully received.
As the continually increasing work Of
thiz institution Bscessiiated more CON-
modions house and greater aacemmoda-
lions. the trustees decided to buy the
building 1t nov occupies I2l7 Governor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
c. C. THURKAE'S TROUBLE.
Case Heard In the Police CoHrt. Certifed 80
fhs EinSfiDRs Courf, and Rail Allowed.

Case Heard In the Polfce CoHrs. Certihed 50
rhs FinSttBRs COurt. and Bail Allowed.
The case Of c. 6. Thurman, charged
with stealing $500 from the firm Of
George S. NAshon Son, was called
up III the Police Court yesterday morn
mg.
Mr. George s. Vashon. Jr.. the prin-
cipal witness for the Commonwealth,
said that he left Richmond on the night
Of the 26th Of August last for Balti-
more and returned home on the morn
ing Of the 2Sth. Soon after getting to
his Office he went into his vault and dis
covered his cash short over $500.
During the morning be received an ex
press package containing $500, with
letter. from Thurman. The letter was
produced. j was enclosed III I'D cd
yelope postmarked Charlottesville, and
dated August 9th.
Mir. Meredith, counsel for Thurman.
read the letter, III which the writer
stated that on the evening Of the 26th be
was IN company with two young men al
Sanger Hall. After taking several
drinks one OF the young men requested
q loan OF G.. BE remembered gong TO
the Office and entering the vault for the
purpose Of getting s2, which was the
last thing he recollected. The next
morning, on awakening from his heavy
drinking spree Of the night previous, be
found e3ll IL his pockets. Ii then
occurred to him that while under
the influence OF liquor he had
entered his employers vault and
taken q large amount Of money. Not
intending to commit crime, the situs-
tion frightened him and not having
the moral courage TO face his friends,
be left the city with the intention Of
making good every cent which he had
taken that he had sent $500 by ex-
press, retaining the al to pay his fare
to Washington, where he expected to
meet friend, and that be would SEND
money to pay al his Indebtedness.
MIR. Tashon said that MIR. Thurman
had paid the amount ID full.
On cross-examination Mr.. VRshon
said that he had the greatest confidence
IN Thurman, who had charge OF all
moneys Of the firm. and he also had au-
thority to overdrsw his salary and to
endorse the frm-name on checks. lie
did not believe that Thurman intended
70 commit a criminal offence, as there
were $4,000 IN coupons IN the safe,
which could be used as money, and he
could have easily carried them of also.
Rev. DR.. W. W. LRndrum said that
he had known the accused from boy
hood and had always found him to he
al honorable, high-toned, trustworthy
Young maD; that he was great sufferer
from q nervous trouble, which was
greatly aggravated by liquor, and he
had advised the young man never to
touch spirits Of any kind.
MIR. Meredith made q strong appeal
for the discharge OF the accused, but
the Police Justice said that there was
a probable cause OF guilt, and he felt
compelled TO send the case on to the
Hastings Court.
Thurman was bailed in the sum OF
$500 for his appearance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
Hanrfco n.rnerrnf..

There was quite large political
meeting yesterday in the lower end Of
Henrico county, at Enroughty's Oar
by's) store. The assemblage was ad-
dressed BY the hon. William Loven-
stein, hon. J. Taylor Ellyson, and Mr..
Meade Haskins. AL Of the speakers
were well received and greatly ap-
plauded, and the people seemed TO be
much interested in the success Of the
Democratic ticket. Several cOlored
people were present, who appeared To
be very much concerned IN the topics
discussed by the speakers, TO whom
they listened very attentively.
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MoEars This Evening

!. Overture, Banditenstreiche. "
lSuppe,) Orchestra. .. Contralto Solo,
ROmAnza, 80 la Gioconda, " ,POnchielli,
Mrs. J. Z. Trse, OF Washington, d. c.
2. Trio No. /, POGO AdAgio, Canta-
bile, and Presto" Haydn Messrs.
Kessuich. Thilow, and ReinhRrdt, 1.
= COrrespondenzkarten," IZikof.) Or
chestra. 8. a. Piano Solo, - Cupid :
Query" D'Anna,) Snverio D'AnnA
b. Vocal Duettino, . TRci." (D' Anna,
arranged for clarinet and trombone,
Messrs. Jardells and Equi. G. Contralto
Solo, 3, Murmelndes Luftchsn, y
(Jensen,); ); b. " Anden Sonnenshein, .
lSchumann,) Mrs. j. Z. True. :. Syn
phOnie No. l3, Largo and Finale, "
Haydn Orchestra.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
CITY AND SUBURBAN.
THE Fzrz LEE COMMITTEE.
ni-rtine This Eveainr 90 A-rnnss for tist
Eeserafs Reception sisnaay-

s~enne Tits Eveninr 90 A-ranzs for tist
Eeserafs Reception sisnaaJ-
The programme adopted by the City
Democratic Cominittee--Colonel John
b. Gary chairman-providss for the
reception OF General Lee upon his mr.
rival here. and for speech from him
and one from Hon. George D. Wise on
Monday evening.
General Lee win reach here between
G and : o'clock p. NJ, and viii be met
at Elba station by the Democratic com
mittees and clubs and mounted men. il
is not 10 be - tcrch-iight procession, T"
but an escort OF foot and cavalry TO
proceed with General Lee from the sta
ton down to ths City-Hall lot. and no
doubt the whole way viii be blazing
with bonfres. rockets. Roman candles,
and colored lights.
The Committee OF Arrangements
will meet at the Circuit Courtroom
this evening ct 6 O'Clock aud fix the
route OF march. In the opinion OF
many the best display Of fireworks
could be obtained If the escort moves
down Franklin street TO First, mp First
TO Broad. down Broad to the City Hall
lot. However, that is not settled. X
is for the Committee Of Arrangements
to fix. The Democrats desire to have
The assistance Of their brethren Of Ash
land, Manchester, Benrico, Hanover.
Chesterfield, and other parts Of the
State in making this demonstration 8
success. Every man who can mount
himself should do 50 and fall in line
with our gallant chiehain.
The businessmen Of the city are ap-
pealed to TO let off their employees by
O'Clock, SO they may prepare to
JON IL the demonstration. The Com
mittee Of Arrangements as appointed
by the CITY COMMITTED night before
last is ag follows Messrs. John y.
Cary, Il. Nj. Smith, Jr.. ". d. Chester
man, Il. NJ. Quarles and ". S. Goode
and Z. g. Mattern. Of jackson Ward /;
W. S. Ostlett, Henry Metzger, Of Mar
shall Ward L. c. Figg. J. W. Glib
bons, OF Jefferson Ward James Nc
Grsw, George McD. Blake, Of Madison
Ward; A. c. Porter, L. a. Catlin. OF
Monroe Ward; John Z. Hankins and
X, 4. RAlston, Of Clay Ward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
BhoEK TKIxY CIGARS

A REMEDY FOK Lung DIsEAsEs.-DT. Ko-
BEHI NEwTOE. late president Of the kclectie
College Of the city OF New YORK. and for
merry 0f Cincinnati Ohio, usec DR.. VII
LIAa Halls BALsAK very extensively IN
his practice a. many Of his patients nov
living and restored 10 health by the use OF
this invaluable medicine. can amply test
~. lie always said that 40 good b remedy
ought to be prescribed freely Dy every ply
siciHn ~ sovereign remedy In 81 casee OF
lung diseases. II cures Consumption. and
has no equal for ali pectOnal complaints.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
nETHe HOnIlS

TIE largest sfocf OF DRESS GOODS w
evef earned Don't fail % examine oui
sfoct before purchasing. We SHOW.
Hiugie-width material foT 10. l2is 10, 163s
20 and Z5c..
Double Width from u g. to 81;
Hssf ALI " 90 Cashmeres. 47C.
Ali " nol Trirufs hDc
e. qllcofe al cOluH Sl-regular price
fl1I.
NincR Cashmeres from 12iSc. "a sl.50 per
ward.
II BREss TRIMMINGS We show Mos
Trimming al cOiors az Boo per yard
Cheuillt PRINCES for 90. u . IS, ~ sc. and
81 psT yEro-Ril sfy les;
NeiysteeIis from 8bc. 10 81;
Neivets ali col0rs from soc. 20 So.
Al eOiefs of hraids and Velvet Ribbons;
A nice assortment 81 Dress buttons.
J. 6E MTTTELDDRFER
o. s5-su JunTh No bE7 easi Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
4 FENALE BURGLAR.

Clever Operations yhtch Dened Detection
CauEht ~ Lz.I
A Milwaukee, Wis special SAYS A
little more than month ago eight or
ten burglaries were committed in this
city, each case showing evidence that
the perpetrators were adopts IN their
business. In comparatively few cases
was the amount OF booty secured large,
but all the plans were so well arranged
that no traces Of the robbers sufficient
to lead to Identification or capture
were discovered. The burglaries
finally ceased, and all indications
pointed 10 the probability that the
robbers had left this part Of the
country. Last night the inmates Of q
house IN the most fashionable part Of
the city were aroused by the accidental
breaking Of some object By some one
moving about the house. Immediate
search was made. and II Was discovered
that q robbery had been committed.
A person, supposed to be a man IN
female dress. was seen leaving the
grounds. Pursuit was given, but
proved Intellectual. Notice was then
given TO the police, and detectives were
sent out on the search. In less than
two hours the officers brought IN q
woman on whose person, when cap
tured, was found a part Of the articles
stolen from the house from which the
alarm had so lately been given to the
police.
The woman proved TO be Mrs.
o'Connen, q resident of tins place, but
little is known concerning her by the
police. Her husband, Jerry O'Connell,
Is q telegrsph-operator, and is now
serving term IN the House OF Correc-
ton for some petty crime. The belief
of the police authorities is that the
woman committed the burglaries which
took place m this city month ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
IafORrEp STOCK.

IMPORTED JERSE Y-unA
Il BILL TELEGRAPH. regis
tered No. S457. and IN our "
herd for over TWO ycart h now
for salt ~ the low pre-. oi si00, which n
nov The cost OF registBfion for an imported
bull. hlssire, Farmers Glory sold TOR o.. 900
a. auction. Also. several FINK YEAHLI>8
Bt LIS. ready fof service, and BU LIZ
CAlNEs and HElFEKs. al entitled To
registrs ton. aud bred from the premium
herd 81 Virginia State tsr for the lnsi nve
yeArs, including leSt. Address kOWE'S
CO-oPkkATTNE sToCK-FARx. Fets-
ricksDurg. Va
Oc 2e-Th.sa6Iuet.svaiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29

The Sunday Excursion Trains tC
Newport's News and Old Point arr
still running, and those who would en-
10Y the delightful autumn weather a
the ses-shOre OF down the country OF
the Peninsula. can make the trip a
summer excursion rates. Trains leave
the Chesapeake and Ohio depot al S:l5
4. NJ, and return TO Richmond al 6:2t
7. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
Fruuduleut yessrx.

Various Democratic clubs of thii
city have sent out printed interrogato
ries TO citizens. with the view Of ascer.
tanning if the negro voters therein
named are correctly registered as resi-
dents of the premises Of the parties ad-
dressed. The clubs ask for prompt re
sponses. Give them the information
they ask, and they viii detect hundreds
Of fraudnleutly-rsgistered voters. Fill
up and return the blank forms at once
Take this little trouble to help youl
marty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
THE SITUATION DISCUSSED.

Now. my dear" observed the Judge to
Maria. winters coming on and times aro
tight. I've fsnen unfortunate In trying TO
bear the wheat market. The fact OF the
business rs. the bulls got me cornered and
tossed me badly - we've got 20 retrench.
No seRl-skin sscques or opsn-tickee this
season. But the boys mus, al have SUITS
and OvERCOArs and mus, se fixed up
little myself fhink wegl make 3 visit
70 tie AMERICAN CLOTHING CON-
PANY. The BEST GOODS FOR THE
Last MONEY can always be found them.
and It's some satisfaction to trade with
house that keeps up with tine times and
gives fun value for the amount invested"
great many people agree with the
Judge and that's why youI always nnd
big crowd OF buyers at the
AMERICAN CLOTHING CoAIPAEY-s,
M. BEEDHEIM & BROTHER
SIC EAsT Main STREET.
LEADING SOUTHERN cLOTHIERs AND
OUTFrTrERS.
! fa.r
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me Cnnlnnlrn. .

This sprightly paper. which has been
so ably edited by Captain Page Nc
Carty. will conclude its work for this
campaign with TWO issues, one this
morning and one Saturday next. They
will contain several pictures, and viii
deal final sledge-hammer blows IN the
cause Of the peoples rights and true
Democracy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
s,oiaes CourL

The following cases were disposed of
yesterday;
Stephen Ratclifie colOred) was fined
eco for carrying concealed weapons.
Robert Carson, tramp. was charged
with being 8 vagrant Discharged.
Alice Twyman tcolored). disorderly
on the street. Fined $3.50 and costs.
Robert Jones alias Tom Walker
suspicious character. Security re-
quired.
Jane Coleman tcolored), stealing
Case contisued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
A. Phsis,ps,, snare,

hessrs- Richard r. Beirne, II. NJ.
Smith, Jr., and other speakers viii ad-
dress the Tnckahoe Democrats at PHI
hps's tShoemaker'sl store tonight at {
O'Clock. A fine band viii be on hand,
and signals will be fired from the noun
tain howitzer - sam Leake " from 10
s s'o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
TOBACCO NOTICE.

Notice n hereby given 10 thu HOLDERS
M TORACCO-NOTES OF UNISSU HED
-rnRACCO Destroyed by the nre which oo-
crsrred ON the night OF the 12tn of Octohes
trsfaut, ny tine burning OF the Allegheny
Usyehouse IN custody OF Messn. CArrinEton
A a., 10 file evidences Of ownership sud
V.iue al me same with ". L. CtfWAEDlN,
chsirrnan OF Insurance. committee.
&C 2R-5t
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ley, who viii have charge OF ths
mounted men from Manchester.


Representatives of General Mahone
have been copying some Of our regis
tration-books here. Those registrars
permitted them to do IT. This means
fight here IN Richmond; not that Ma
hone is silly enough to believe that he
can carry tins city, but that he has
hope of pulling our majority down.
Our clubs and committees must en-
list every active Democrat they can and
press on with their work with more
zeal and ard0r than ever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29

Messrs. Walter ID. Moses L Co. have
published q very meritorious compost
tion of Mr.. Saverio D'Anna, Of this
city. IT is q mazurkn for the piano,
entitled =. ..Cupid's Query, i" and viii be
played by the composer at the Mozart
Tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29

1 THOMPSON BKOwE CO., ~ 4.se
O'Clock p. NJ, tilree-st0ry and basement
brick residence. No. s0e Leigh street.
rHFWrING & ROSE. at O'Clock r. n,
four building lois near corner Rowland
anc Cary streets.
GEORGE ". MAYO, nj 10 O'Clock A NJ.
pets &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29

Entire stock of Boots, Shoes. and
Trunks regardless Of cost, to close busi-
ness. Store for rent November 7th.
Few more pairs 25c. Rubbers. BOs-
TON BOoT, SHOE AND Trunk HOUSE,
9O3 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29

MsssrS. Pegram d stringfelioE, AZ
torneys for the Planters and Mechanics
Bank Of Petersburg. have brought suit
IN the City Circuit Court against r. S.
Blair and William 4. Cameron for
el-S7e.0 .03.
The declaration has not yetbssn fled
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29

street,. thereby giving il n permanent
lecsticn, and II has been fitted up IN
suoh n mauner as to make 1t one of the
most complete medical institutions IN
the south. Since II was opened over
1000 patients have been treated. So,-
600 visits made, and over GOO opera
fioug perfcrmec.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29

EuNS, GINS. GUNs.--I HAVE
~ on hallc . lsrrt and very cniap,efe
saefk 81 GIINts. kifls1s. and PISTOLS,
boia ~ EnziisE and Amerionn makes. aRd
kfnEfI<s GOOi,s faH~Esliy. 10 Hniei
ne hfftIition 0i fuefrtanie and spgr1E.nel
,, infftfd. an viii stii ~ clieap ~ sisliiNr
Eet1k rsn isf bouehf 4ut wsers Also azrfi
2of Il - lessfnfed LIZA ~ t<fIftT P3Wt}feR
81. TsaNDE iai1 k4ln .sfneel
- xl*In Aeataon1. Va.
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.3lGN. SEVENTH STREET. CIT,

7" 7" - u = y II = I'IsIlI = ~ T
Messrs. Editors You will please III
form your readers that the Robert Dab
ney IN the list Of disfranchised is not
Robert Dabney, barber, at the above
number. OblIge, &C., very respect
fully, ROBERT DABNEY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
~ ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
At
D.NE MTTTELDORFER'S.
rLOAKs

hnafliof ingiaiment of LADIES AND
Miss Fe WKAf's Just reraived Any lady
ur chHf entering our store with view oi
rufrfastug y RAP cannot fail 20 De suited
nom our inimense and carefully selected
efork We SHOW an the --latest styles ~ W
rhHEITS. RUSSIAN CT RCrLAKS. DOL
NNNt JACKETS SACKS NISlTEs. dc.,
ir. alI grades and 81 al prices.
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sMoKg TRIxY CIsAEs
MRS. WINsLOw's sOOTHIK G
VI SYRUP.

Rev. sYLvAEus COED thus writes IN the
Boston C5sptsliaa Frssga0n We would oy no
mea1s recommend any kind OF medicine
which We did not know 70 i.e egood-particu-
larry for infants. But of Mn. WiDslOvs a
Soothing syrup We eAn speak from know
ledge. In our OWL family Il hRs proved
blessing indssc. by giving an infant troo-
blsd with cOlie-pains quiet sleep and Tire
PARENTS unbroken resi- NJ night Most pa
renEe CAD appreciate these blessings. Here
N III articie which works 10 perfsction. and
which IA harmless for the sleep which IL
affords the infant is perfectly natural. and
the litle ciierub swakes a. bright ~ q but
ton" And during the Prooes 0f teething
its value N incalculable. We have frequent
~ beard mothers say that they would not
H. without Il from the birth Of the child TIL
I; had finished with the teothtng siege oD
any consideration Whatever. Sold by al
druggists. 70 cents boetie. oc 27-sod1w "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29

Call at 90l MAN street and leave
your order for q nice dress or business
suit Of some Of those nice, stylish Eng
ish and French Suitings that Z. b.
Spence d Son are Offering at low prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
sxoEr TEIxy CIsAEs.

XALUAHLE AND CoSyEEIEET.-BRowr's
BRONCHIAL TROCHIs are safe and sure
remedy for Bronchitis, Coughs. and other
troubles OF the Throat and Lungs. Sold only
N. boyes. Price. 70 cents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
PIANOS. ORG Ans. &c.

ITO THOSE WHO DO NOT KNOW
Il the meaning OF our
lNsTALMEFT PLAN
W. would state thai they can buy
ORGANS ORGANS ORGANsi
Hf pAYING So EACH MONTH,
PIANOS PIANOS! PIANOsi
HY PAYING $40 ZACH sOErH.
NOfwttnstRndiur VT handle only the best
Organs and Pianos OD the market our
prices are no higher than is usually changed
for lower grade instruments We desire TO
have the Influence OF al our patrons. Oats-
lOguee free Immense stock Of SHEET
MUSIC. WALTER j.. MOSES a CO.,
ola Main street Richmond. Va.
Oc 2e-4t
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Demorrnrlr Rally on Chelsoa HIa

Messrs. Meade Haskins. Il. NJ. Smith.
Jr., William Lovenstein, and j. Taylor
Ellyson viii address the Democrats Of
Chelsea Hill, Henrico county, this
Thursday evening al = O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29

Mr.. Il. Rosenberg. the largest Che
root manufacturer ID the South. sailed
yesterday from New York on the steam
ship Werra for Ill extensive tour
through Europe, where he goes TO look
after his increasing business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
FEATHEK naNrrArruxEx.

I AIDES, ATTENTI0N.-0SrRlCH
l. FEATHERs dyed. clesnssd, and cuyied
by the new French prrcess at J. sTuhck'S -
from Paris. Ostrich Gather nGnufsrtu-
ref. No. sos esst Broad STREE, Richmond.
Va o. g-Tu. .Tn6sulos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-29
The Campaign.

Captain Page McCarty's paper viii
be issued this morning and again satur-
day. %
Zach No. viii be full Of spicy politi-
cal matter.
The cartoons will be excellent.