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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-17
Norma Lasi NLshi

one Of the tnest operate perform
ances seer hsre for some time wa gwen
last night bv the Milan Italian opera
COMPANY n producing Bellini $ highly
oramatc opera o. Norma" tn cast
wa exceedingly strong. and W have
rarely seen . m9re appreciatlve and
enthusiastic audience.
Mile Romeldi carriei the honors Of
TIE evening. Her hishiy-dramatc con-
ception. her finished and brilliant vc-
ealizauon. stamped her al once a. a.
artist Of the highest order. Her rem
derIng Of the =. CaslS Diva. as well a.
her singirg u the duet with AdalslSa.
and the grand finale n the last sci
were such a. have not been heard here
lor . number Of years.
Mile Morse gave 81 excellent per-
lormance OF the part Of " Adalgiss, y
ard both ID her acting and singing
showed her power as finished artistic.
Signor Arvani fully sustained the
good impression he had made last Mon
dAv. lie possesses tine. ringing voice.
which be uses with great force and dis
cretion. Particularly II the higher IT,
cister his tones have 9 sweet, bell-like
quality. His acting, however, could be
improved.
signor Bologna as 0roveso made ar
excellent impression, and particularly
m the last finale showed his voi,e to
good advantage.
The chorus and orchestra wers, n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-17

lnlI EA~IN NAM
RIcuN0SD Va. September s, lss5.
NJ MS. pirher
Dear SiT 81 must write 10 thank you tor
the beneficial eleca ~ the HorizOn PnH
upon me- Las winter and spring suffered
constantly with swelling which was INST
noticed IN my eyes then iu my hands then
ir ms feet and ankles sni a. last it began
to stiack my waist Nof know ing the ma
Inn. OF my case. consulted the besi physi-
clans hut without permanent relief then
determined 10 try these Pills and tnorcugn-
ly and rcsoluteiy TOOK them cally for Ak
y 80 ks necessarily. from four to si1 a. he'd
time. and have occasionally taken them
since nov md myself 49, wei that where
before rossesset with weakness anc an uD-
willing spirit 10 attend a. buslneas. ! now
nna myself strong aud also eager for occsi-
ration J hope other may give them
tria. Tor any impurlt. % the blood. Tor SUCH
the doctors pronounced my trouble 70 he.
Nours very truly.
". A SruIrrr.
Cr-nT for al diS~rders Of the sruNAcB'
I1vFK. KfnNKYs ASD BLADDEE, SICK.
HEADACHE CuILLs ISDIGKsrioH. RHEu-
EATfsM TrMoRs 81 al kinds CRAWL
and sroSF II THF BLADDER. delivered
free on receipt Of price 81 per set.
= r. PfLcWTR,
Morrison Pills Agent.
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WHAT WE KNOW.

We know thai the chilly evenings and
damn weather make FALL OvEECOAr
al absolute necessity.
", know tnat % you contemplate pur-
chasing anything o. the KIND visit 70 our
Uyercoat Department Wi be Proatabbs 70
you
no, De surpassed D3 ans house IN lhe eoun-
uy.
know ihai The excellence o. material
and the attention fo anlsn and workman
ship nas made for us u8e reputation We pos
sess
W. Know That the price. we ask are sach
- only house manufacturing - own
goods car present
We know that. no matter what your shape,
whether tai O. short stouf OF lean. you can
ne ntied iu oar establishment
We know. You know. and everybody
Knows tnai We are headquarters for
ovEKCOATs.
Our goods the best. our prices the lowest
Perfect know edge is obtained hy visit 10
Yours very respectfully
AMERICAN CLOTHING COMPANY.
sls easi Main street. between
Ninth and Tenth.
n. BEEDHEIM 8 BROTHER.
Ioc T.
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THREE CENTS PER COPY.

that was written about the polyglot
Cardinal in hope to find out his secret.
I have also carefully perused the pa
pers left by the Cardinal. Twas about
giving up my task when suddenly i
struck the hidden secret OF Mezzo-
fanti. am exceedingly happy that
the secret of the greatest linguist rs
not lost to the world"
The Professor Is about to pnollsn
Mezzofanti's method OF learning ior-
eign tongue. lie has tried tins method
repeatedly, and his pupils have master
ed different languages. each IN from
three to four weeks. =" Every man OF
average capabiliiy can learn any foreign
language within a month, says the
Professor. "and whosoever iaIs Is q
lazy or a stupid fellow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-17
I'm Fear of Judge Lynch.

Yesterday morning City-Sergeant n.
N. Lee received a telegram from Staun-
ton inguiring whether or not the city
could temporarily take care of Stuart
koiner. who, as was stated in vester-
days Dispatch. had killed William
Montezuma Brown IN S,auntOn the day
before. Fears Of lynchinr induced
the sergeant Of the city Of Staunton TO
write here.
Koiner. under charge Of the city
sergeant Of StauntOn and two deputies,
was brought 10 this city last night and
safely lodged in Jail. lie was very
quietly put aboard the train at Staun-
ton. and was on his way to Richmond
before it.was generally known IN the
community there that such q movement,
was contemplated.
The probability Is that but for being
taken from Staunton Koiner would
have been lynch.d-the people gene
rally believing that ne will escape pun
ishment by law on plea Of insanity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-17
4 LADY IN FLAMES.
prsnd'u Kssu,i Of tl,e Explosion Of Kerc-
seue.Oi Lamp.

Yesterday evening. at the residence
OF her aunt. Mrs. K. L. Gaines. No. SOC
south Laurel street. Miss Annie L.
Moore about twenty years OF age, was
dreadiully burned by the explosion OF a
kerosene-oil lamp.
Mrs. Gaines SAYS her niece. Miss
Moore, had Just come into the house
IRON a walk and was IN great glee, and
anticipated much pleasure IN meeting
an engagement she had made to visit
friends Oh Grace street later IN the eve
ming. IL wa about half-past 6 clock.
ana She went to the lamp 10 light it, and
was told by daughter OF Mrs. Gaines
to DC careful as the burner was ont Of
TX. She 1T II, and III q few moments
It fickered. anu all at once Il burst.
her clothing caught FIRE and those IN
the room tired TO put It out, but did
nos succeed. She ran down stars
through the halfway into the street.
and was met by some o. the ncighbors.
who were attracted by her screams.
The flames from her wearing anparel
were then ascending FAR above
hef head. some one threw spread
around her and partially succeeded
II cxtlngulshine the FIRE. but not before
she wa horribly burned. Drs. Gard
ner. NJ 'Tis. and MOseley came a. soon
as notified and did al thai could be
done ior her relief The doctors ex-
press the opinion that she Is so badly
burned that there Is no hope Of recov-
ery. The young lady is quite hand
some and very much beloved b. all who
had the pleasure Of knowing hey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-17

to the alnshonse, where his arm was
amputated at the shoulder. He was
dorng well yesterday afternoon.
ii was called out again at l2 clssk
TO PAGES tobaceo-factory, on Twenty
seventh street, to a colored boy who
had his head cut with a TIN cup by one
OF his companions. His head was
dressed and he was left with his ps-
rents.
At ] O'Clock il was called out again
to the Chesapeake and Ohio shops to
John Booker, bricklayer, who, while
attempting to break brick, made a
miss-lIck and struck his knee-csp. part
IL fracturing It. lie was taken TO his
home. q short distance beyond the cor
porate limits.
Later in the afternoon the ambulance
was called 10 PAGES tObacco-factory 10
one Of the white female employees who
was suffering with epileptic convulsions.
She was taken home.
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on TIE PILGRIMAGE.
LIsi oT The Tembiar- ano Ladies Who Ven
IL ~ tIulnatau. lieI

LIS OF ihe rnibiar- aho La9fe. " no " ems
60 Wilmington. iei.
The foilowing-named Knights Ten
plars Of Richmond Commandery and
ladies are on the pilgrimage 70 VII
NH gt0D. Del.
Grand Officers F. A. Reel. grsnd
commander =. J.. Beck. grand captain
general a.. +. Wingo grand trea-u-
rer: ". I. Tanner, past commander.
Officer, Eminent J. Il. Capers EN-
nent commander Eminent e.. J..
Mayer, =. G.. generahssim0 Charles
Campbell. captaIn-general /. Il. Due--
berry. senior warden II. 1. pelouze
junior warden V. =. Shipman. pre-
late ". j. Gentry, standard-bears-
y. Il. DIckerson. sword-bezrer I. v
McCaw. warder; J.. A. Jacob. Il. j.
Owens. .. {. Teller. guards shule
hing. armorer; and the following
sly Knights james Il. Allen. 4. Ar
sell. H. Bodeker. :. Ii. Bowman. j. :
Bel. v. I. Lee, T. n. Cullngworth
J.. 7. Crump, j. s. Crenshaw. I. y
Davis, 4. Gary. j. G.. Gibson. Johi
Gil. George d. Harris. \. c. llou--
ton, william Ills Jones. 5. +. JACOBS
!. 5. Moore. +. 7. Moss. Warner
Moore. Il. \. McCwdy. !. A Otey
Al0nzo L. Phillips. L. ". Phillip. ..
X. Parker, ". 7. richardson, Ii. v.
Rountree. L. q. Tompklns. !. T.
Vaughan, a. j. Vaughan. /. c. West.
". NJ. Williams, ". i. Waldron.
The following ladies accompanied the
Sir Knights Mrs. :. A. Reed. Mr.. a.
L. Philips, Mrs. Shirley King. Ms y
7. hing, Mrs. ". L. Tanner. Mis- Fan
uie Dickerson, Miss Mary Dickersol.
Miss Della Bed. Miss Minnie West
Mrs. j. ". Gill. Mrs. J. Il. Capers.
Mrs. J. L. Beck, Mrs. J. 5. Moore,
Miss Lula Moore, Mrs. Il. Z. Moss.
Ars. J. c. Teller, Mrs. 5. Il. Bowman
Mrs. Il. L. Pelouze, Miss Belle pelOuze.
Miss Jennie Pelouze, Mrs. II. +. Owens.
Mrs. Il. c. Larus, Mrs. Charles Camp
bell, Mrs. II. I. Lyon, Miss Anoe
Richardson, Mss ElOise Richardson
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-17
6ureG by no.nniIO RiIs<

ELwOoc y. d. c0rrsspon dence o. the Boz
ton Traveller.
We have case which goes 70 the
credit Of the prescribed mosquito.
which a times is uncomfortably sbund-
ant u this region. 4 young lady from
Pennsylvania wa sent here IN 3 very
feeble condition a. q last resort by her
physician. The result wss not parti-u-
larly encouraging till by an unusual
visitation OF the musicA insect she was
so bitten on all parts Of her body ac-
cessible a. % cause painful illness.
When this disappeared she rapidly re-
covered from the former disease 10 the
enjoyment Of perfect health. The doc
tors declared that the mosquito treat
ment saved her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-17
Il DANGEROUS PRISON

Efporf ef thr Jau Comm ssio1sr.-s Neu
Jan Be, ,omu Hded in Pisc, OF tire Present
Out.
The Jai Commissioners YESTERDAY
reported 10 the Judge Of the Hustines
Court thai they had made ~ examine
uon Of the lai ano found l5f prisoners
confined theren-2j white males. O.
~ hite female. ~ colored males. anu
4 cOlored iemales-al OF whom we're
II good health. The food wa good and
abundant. The Commissioners. IL their
report. Soio q We feel 1t ouT duty as
officers Of the court 70 call the atten-
uon Of the city authorities aram 10 the
following
' In case Of lire IL the building. ano
especially II the women 3 department.
many hyes must be- lost. a. the Jail d,
almost without hose II fact. the few
var0s now there are not N working or
deI and could not be- used 70 any al
vantage" In reference 70 the accom-
modaU0ns for the prisoners the Com
InlssionerS said that fifty female pr
soners have only four rooms 70 Sleep
N that there are several lunatics CON
tined IN lail, while there are no suitable
arrangements al the prison for this un-
fortunate class that winter will soon
be upon Us, and they ma niure them
selves by coming II contact with
The steam-pipes used for heating the
cells. Eight OF the cells on the white
and eight OF the colored side Of the
prison are 50 damp that they cannot be
occupied. This dampness Is caused by
leakage from the wateT-fxtures, which
has damaged the walls and the safety
Of the prison Is endangered. and se-
nous accident NAV happen al any time
unless the leakage Is stopped. The
Commissioners IN closing their repor,
said that II our opinion q new iall
would be cheaper than 10 undertake toe
labor Of restoring the old one 70 such
proportions and condition ~ the pre-
sent enlightened public sentiment Tt
quires.''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-17

A REHLDY FOR LUNG DISEASE DR.
kOHEET NEWTON, lRts president OF the
Electric Colege ot the ciiy o, New York
and formerly Of Cincinnati OHIO used Ds
v ILLIAK HALL sAI.sAN very extensively
n his practice. - many OF his patients now
living and restored 10 health By the use OF
tnls invaluable medicine. car amply tes-
t.fy. he always said that 20 good q remedy
ought 10 be prescribed freely by every ply
sician a. 3 sovereign remedy N al c@-es O'
lung disesses- n cures Consumption. and
naa 10 equal for al pectoral csmplalnB
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-17
EKRA-CorrA rrPr DRAIN TILE.

7 WANT Ny CUSTOMERS AND
Il other e. know that ! am n0w prepared
u nj their ortrrs for TERltA-CUfTA
PIP and DRAIN TfLE. Heretofore my
machinery nss been driven by bon~e power
10 a small factory ] have enlarged niy tao
tory and machinery, which 10 nov driven
10y steam. J am ROW prepared % make and
supply iarge Orders Al snort notics when
favored viii them. Remember. these pi,es
are made here a. home aud other psp4sa
used Ia ibis STATE Will have a. De brooxht
non some other State.
SAMUEL u. ATKINSON.
&C l1-zis Manchester. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-17
Amhuianre NaIlk.

The city ambulance-Dr. Field in
charee-was called oai about ] ] O'Clock
yesterday morning u the Tanner d
Delaney engine-works TO n young man
named Antonio Osterbind, who had his
forearm torn TO pieces. The skin and
muse es were torn away up to the
shoulder. At the time the accident
occurred the young man was holdiag a
E band which had JUS, been tightenea.
lie was thrown over the shaft aad 10.
Jnred as above stated. lie was taken
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-17
FORTY YEAKS' EXPERIENCE OF
L AN OLD ST ESL.


MRS WINSTON = SOOTHING SYRUP
D. iie prescription of one of tlc h-si female
physicians and nurses iu fhe United states,
and has been used ipr forty ycar with
ueyel-GInnc safety aud surcess by millions
OF mothers and children. from the ieebse
infant ol ono w~et OLD e. the adult. IL
corrects acidity OF fhs stomach relieves
wind collie regulates thr bowels. and gives
rest neniih. and comfort to mother and
child. We belrye 90 tne best aud surest
remedy iu the world Boz ai cases oi dysen-
terry and diarrhoa Boz children whether
arising from ieeihue of from any other
cau-.. luu directions f1r u,lne wi. accom-
muy tnct bottle. Nou. genuine unless the
.or-,fn,rs of c. ETi- @ pERhiN- De- on ths
outside wrapper sod n} al medicine
dealers Tvs .niy-aFr cenus q bottle.
oo iH-eOilW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-17
shoi Himself Accidentally

ISpecia Telegram 10 the Dispatch
GREENSBORO \. C.. October It
Mr /. {. Read. travelling salesman
for Foster Muller Q Co.. Of Baltimore.
while irving 10 extract cartridge from
MS revolver n the Office Of tn benbOw
House thi- morning shot himself scci-
dentslly II the left forearm. The ball
passed through ms arm and whizzed
intentionally near the face OF Mr.
Brown. the clerk. The wound is pain
fu.. but not serious.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-17
Police tourA.

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday
Margaret Page tcolored,. assault.
Fined : and costs.
Frank and Sarah lsaacS, assault.
Case continued.
Mary Engle, abusive and threatening
language. Case continued.
=. a. Scribner drunk. Fined e. and
costs.
Alber. Matthew'S, vagrancy. Ordered
o. leave town within twenty-iour hours.
Clinton West. assault and abusive
language. Dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-17

EN0R SALE, MARE, PHAE-
i TOS. AND hAhSxss.-As sa ~
hAH.i, PHAErOS, and HARS t,Sss. ,.<,sss.--
sng so thr estate Of >. NJ Ra<eabaum- -
cessseo The mare h regarded - one al t<s.
nlo~, tslna %. snlinais IN the city. being al
me blooo aud perferfsy rel "a ble. The PbsSs.
Ioh sss hts1s os Sre<< IN IN asxf work
NJ o sec nj tbs kiehmond Eazsay ~.
tbNfSDAf. 2lst Instant. NJ II b 'cs<sr
tan be sc<n 81 the k,ennssa faz>~r -.
and after MONDAY. 18Th insis al ~
.a.,, N kosEShAuM.
Aaminn'raior or o. 5 n. kN~nhsarn' DE-
- 27-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-17
The ENchange ISeteI.

HEU-vILIE. NORTH CAROLINA,
has been thoroughly repaired and re
furnished in al IT, departments. ana Is
rWsI.cLAss ID all It's appointments.
>pec'a. attention given 10 drummers.
V. j.. Niekers. owner and proprietor
Ieiisviiie. n. G.. A telegraph-oflice
and irst-ciass baT-room III the house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-17

Tickets to the banquet Of the Asso-
citation Army Northern Virginia. a.
Sanger Hall. THURSDAY, October 22d
may De had a. the bookstore Of West.
Johnston G. Co.. Oh Nam street. unit.
I J.. ". Of October DO after that time
al the hall Price. 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-17

The October term Of this court opens
Monday and viii continue until the
9th Of December. There are q num-
Der of important cases to be tried at
this term, among them about seventeen
suits against railroad companies and q
number Of small cases against the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-17
TEE STATE FAIR.
Tho Exhibit 70 be Good and LsrEs Crowd
Irpectea.


Erpecte1.
The coming State Fair, which begins
next v ednesday the 2lsi and continues
three days. promises to be. the officers
sav. the best for 2 number Of years. 1t
Is thought that there viii be finer ex-
hibitiou Of cattle and horses than there
ever has been. Exhibitors viii come
from Ohio. Pennsylvania, New York.
and different parts Of Virginia. There
are three large tents. IN addition 10
what there have been heretofore. for
the accommodation Of the poultry. bee.
and fruit exhibitors. and the specimens
Of each viii be numerous, varied. snd
GOOD. The entries for exhibits OF al.
kinds, agricultural. mechanical and
mineral. a. well as those things which
are attractive a well a. useful and
which are the result Of woman e haudi-
work. are unusually large. The
large number OF clerks employed II the
office Of the clerk Of the Agriculture.
Society arc kept bus, until late eve-v
night recording the entries. ass signing
the goods 10 their proper classes. and
keeping their books straight generally.
The side-shows, which aiways attract.
and either humbgg OF entertain. viii. Il
is thought excel those Of former years
both II number and merit. Tn mill
tary exhibit viii be good. and IN this
line the following premiums viii be
awarded
COMPETITIVE DRILL FOR WHIT
CONTANIEs.
First prize. e2oo: second Pyle.
sloo. THURSDAY October . lss5. a.
ll} A. NJ. open to any white voiua-
teer infantry company IL Virginia.
Iuies.
!. Movements viii be- according o.
Upton's infantry tactics. as prescribed
y the schoo. Of the company.
II. Thirty Minute vii! be- allowed
eacn company. commaulauts to exc
cute any movements ~ schoo. o. ,le
COMPANY a. discretion.
ILL., Companies viii be allowed I1r
number of mer up a. the STAT maxi
mum. and their number. general proi-
ciency. and appearance Will be taken as
the bass OF award.
IN Entries allowed ur TO time OF
commencement of the drill. Three o.
more companies 70 compete.
rr ..rH
COMPANIE-.
This drill VIII take place a. 1880
s. M.. FRIDAY. October 30. First
prize. 500; second prize. sos third
prize. e35. Open u any coiored v0iuu-
teer infantry company OF the city Of
Elchm0nd-the drIll 10 be governed b.
the same rules as f0l the crill Of Oc,C-
ber 22d.
The Executive Committee o. the state
Agricultural Society ouly decided 10
have these dril on the 18th instant.
and no COMPANY had notice of then in-
tcntion prior T. tina date. So that al.
companies viii stand upon the ssmt
footing a, far as any preparation f5r the
competition Is concerned.
TIL pEOi Il.
Il j. expected that the attendance
upon the ar vii be large. The rail-
roads viii all sell tickets AZ such Tt
duced rate as to enable the poor a.
well a. the wealthy % attend this az
nual festival ana reunion. The EDGE
comb Guards. o. North Carolina. are
expected 10 be here during the air.
and the number Of visitors from tina;
STATE. Il IS thought, viii be unprece-
dentedly large The management are
confident that the exhibition vii be
better. the attendance larger. and the
Far q greater success than Il has ever
been heretofore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-17
tancer~ aured.

Dr.. A. G.. Wollard. Of Richmond.
Va, Is having great success n curing
Cancers. lie has cured hundreds pro-
nounced ncursbie by other physicians.
:Nnd for pamphlet with references and
certificates. Office, 709 east Leigh
street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-17

Demorest's Monthly Magazine and
the ouue Ladies journal. Harper b
Magazine for November; also, Har-
per bazaar. nave been received from
\. Leonard. neWsdealer, 9o- Man
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-17
OhioVisiIorN

NJ. Walter j. Far pres iea' Of
the City Council Of 0olmbas. O.. auc
other member OF the Council and o
uumber of member " ID, Boar. 70.
Trad, OF tia. city. arrived IT. Richmond
hr way oi th. Che,apeaae ana Ohio
railway yester -ar morning under charge
ol NJ. a. q. Archer representing the
Chesapeake al Il-0 Railway Com
panf.
The party representative business
mer of Columbus came 70 Virginia 70
Inspection granite with view o. getting
some for paving Their ci-y. After
orcaEias- tler were taken ll charge 1F
Nj. Bmswaure-. president Of TIE Al-h-
mond Granite lompany NJ. G.. G..
BRIGGS. Of the Chesapeake am ONO
railroad. anl M,. John L. Macmurl
Of the Iachmoal ard Aliechany rail-
road. ard were driven t. points o.. u,-
terest u t.. cry an- ur 70 the Rich
mond Grant,. COMPANY 3 ouarries. A
.. O'Clock thev retGr1e- O. the LA-
charge Uote. and wer called upon oT
Colonel W. /. lli hav Cry Engineer
Alr. ]. J.. Crenshav. Jr., Chairma1 of
the Committee o. the improvement of
james Eiyer NJ John L. Ir--h-
koru Of the Common Council. an- @.
p. J.. B1rgwvn. engineer Of the James
River Improvement.
After dinner the visitors. under the
charge Of ci,r officials. were taken t.
Dutch Gap Oh the tug Craigh.l-- return
iuc 70 the cir- about O'Clock. They
cave Tor O.l Pcn- tins morning. and
will return To- Richmond Sunday night,
and Oh Moncar VII. leave io- nome rta
the Hichmos am A4erlany railroad
ana the Natura. Bridge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-17

usual, good roler the efficient leader
ship Of signOr Logheder.
This afternoon Troyatore," and
this evening "Ia Traviata viii be
the last performance with Romeidi,
Arvani, Bologna, and the full company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-17

Ex-Governor James l. kempeT. Gen
era >. c. Hill OF Albemarle, and Hon.
John s. Wise were IN the city yester-
day.
Yesterday was real, fine, old-fash-
ioned Virginia October dav.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-17

Is natures own remedy. made from root
gathered from the forests OF Georgia. Tie
method by which % is made was obtained
by hali-breed from the Creek Indians.
VINO inhabited a certain portion o. Georgia,
which vs. communicated 20 one OF the
early settlers and thus the formula has
been handed down to the present day. The
demand hss been gradually increasing until
500 ooa laboratory IS now necessary to
supply the trade. A foreign demand has
beer created and enlarged facilities VII be-
necessary 20 meetiL THIS great
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