davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-28
@erhut,aerte CSnoianer.

Gubtllac, @li6., 81. @tdri. = 3mei
Sol,bader, peldje auf S6ueeiduben bierbsr
llntermeQs maren, fanOen geiterH eiu SHOia=
ncrlQ0cr AM Tile 9liuer, I'M iiiOwetliaeu
8beilc Oieie8 GOuntp'S, III mel9cm itd Elm
9nbiauernldb6en ais ein5i9e lleberlebeuoe
aus elmer Iteben Yerionen Sdblenben @eIel=
ldait befallS. Die llngliiflide luar 6ereit5
bier Gage obne jeglite gtabrrIg gene
len. Die SolSbader oeriharrten bic 3ei9en
Ser Serbuugerten in Dem Sdnee unO brad.
ten bQs Md6den mad Der ndditeu gluiteos
lung. Die SuOtauer maren cine wauOcrnoe
ganbe Sttawa's. Der tiefe Shnee bate iie
an Saqeu uerbinoert, uH0 iie tuaren aus
SdmGGe nidt i'm StauOe geweien, cine gdez
SerfoSI,I,n III erretCleu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-28
sGleaepS ,erdleitrton.@nle,1 .

tritt bieie 29o4e abermal8 nit einem neueH
ou5iebenben Undertakings PrOgramm Dor
oas Yublifum. 6r Seinrid S6lrgsl bat
Die in Baltimore nod nidt auigetreteue mutt
tuliide 6amilie &rOpp aui etHige @Oteu
gewOHuen. 9ieielbe beIebt duBer Oem Batter
aus iiinf SiuOeru i'm alter oOn bi8 IA Sab
rem uno bat in aneeren StdoteH, no ile fI9
biSber bat b0ren lafen, grOBe Griumpbe gez
feiert. Gle bilbet Elm i6rnlidJes Srdeiter;
ein3elne glitglieoer ercelltreu ais SioItnz,
4lccoloz uuo @ornet= SOliiten, unO aud I'M
8ortraae tomii6er @eiang8ltIde leiitet iie
3reiilide8. SeOeu 2beno gibt iie @oujerte.
Der @tntritt toitet nur 10 @euts. Die Bauieu
fiillen bic neuen Stiide oes Srd)eitrlou8 aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-28
sic @iber IN WelfsfMnls.t,

Sb0rp8Otlle, Ya., y. ME2t5.
fge fatbolii6e ginpOhner ba6en ii6 an 0a5
&Cgn.ps s@erht nit Dem geiu1 ge>uauOt,
rem e dulbirtttOren Su Oerbieten, bte SAul-
tinber gum 2eien Der Sibel wGbreno Der
StuItIneeu un;ubalteu. Die &etcutenma-
den 0eItenG, baB 00S Obligatoriife 2eien Der
g;tsl II Ben Sdulen Den tatboIiIdtn Shii=
lern iuliGe 9teligionSbe9rifie beibrin8e. @5
1T Dies baS erite Wtal, baB oieie &n9ele9eH=
belt III 8enni1lpauien Dor ca8 6orum Der
CNer;dte nphrnhnt f1irN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-28
rBarum III otnU gar gIiht5 rtbt,
QWuI.a .s. a. .-s..s .s..frHa.ga

g9abriheinlif, maiue liebe HeroOle S4pe-
fer, neil On an elmer benz meibllbeH @es
idlledlt eiaeueu 8rautbejt leioeit. Ou ban
Elm nie6erSerren6eS @efibl, Riidenpeb, On
biIt entfraftet, On bait perl9teoeilerlei S9mer-
,er Rimn1 3r. 'R. q. 8ierce's yFavorite
Prescription" (9iebliugSueroronuugl uno
turire 9it. Preis aut stueR Dollar herap-
oei,st. Ssi GPOtPstsTH. (l,S,5t&wlSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-28
Gin @bteaaoe'er g,amsss aenofIe ees gsabst.

Cairo, y. Wtdr3. = Die egpptii9e Re
sierung ift benuhriatigt, SaB Elm Sriit) amez
ritaner, beiisu gtame ni6t betannt tit, i'm
letten Sanuar UOn Chicago abging, UNI ben
SuSaneIeu in ibrem Sample 9egen Die @ug-
lGuser bebiilhi9 gu ieiu. 3erielbe begub iih
anseblid in Sanuar BON Nelp 9Ort iiber
Tranfreif mad @eplon, mo- er nebrere lauge
llHterreoun9eu nit arabi 8aiha bate uno
BON bemielbeu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an ben
Mabbi erbieIt. Der Mann iOll fh iest i'm
Eager bon Ssmau 9iguu nabe Sualm be-
fuoeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-28
~N INTERCHANGEABLE.

Gin Opftr rdRerer S6HbeH, tpei4t ReroeRi3nA4e ner"
lttissn 8trfal stc psruriaeH, bat, naeem as be-
taHztsu Utt osrssbens prObi bat Elm eluiadss glltts
Der Ssbseluns tHtssdt, pd3es sfeufrs ben kbuitA
esibsnbsu Jutti64. gRan asrriars;
n. o, %sepeSs % GbatbemfI., Rep Herts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-28
Gine Sdrte.

I'm ade, DsIts on 9olsen BON SusenbidnbeH,
neruoier Sdndte, frhbem 8erial, Berlut ber Rans
nestraft Il. & 10. leioeu, ieroe id totenirei JeBspt
6o5 ie turirt. 8iees groBl Selmitel nuroe pom ei=
mem Riiiiou6r in Sd6z Amtrtid entoeft. Shift
nbre1frtes gouuert on Geu .9oiepbE. Snmnn Citation
., ReiUz9ort=@ttq. (SulI5,l J,ldG,4p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-28
Gtae cute Sol9e Der brittId1 rttIiis
IC1etl &rtitS.

@btcago, p. W6r3. = gine rpeitere,
qroBe Suantitdt eiugemu9tes 6leiit) 1T Don
Ser britli@en Te9ierung bel Ser G1icagOer
ysrmourz 8udings@o." befeGt porOeu, unO
uuBer6em miro iiber meitere Sefeluussu
uuterbanoelt. @s mirb anseseben, 0aB bic
jOneit eiugeluufeuen Seitellungeu bereits Die
SorrGtbe aller, in benz betreffenoen ,Suouz
ftrieSweige beiddtti9teu 6irmen oes euuOes
dufaebraudlt babeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-28
S1namtt=Grplofioa tn etteat @Oft=
ftattSe.

Soutbs arlington, Roff., p. gtdrj.
- 9ns y9Sinoior Souie" ;u 8anoolph pur=
be nm IS Ilhr beute frib 6ur6 cine Opnamltz
OOer RitrO=@ =@lgcerius grpOfOn betrdGtltd be-
i6dbigt. Man Oermuthet, oaB Die Grplohon
nit 0em S9ubma9er- -ausitano i'm 3ulam=
menbang itebt, inbem mebrere Der uScabst"
mel&e Die Steae Der uusitebenoen Arbetter
einnabmsn, in jeuem Sotel lO9lrFH. Die
@rplofon leri4metterte Die 9an3e 6ronte oeS
@ebGuoes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-28
@rn6enfatailronlle in Chill.

Goncepcion, Gbili, 27. 0idr3. - 3H
Der 9oblen9rube Oe8 SenOr grraluri; in Sc
bu trat Inn y llbr Elm nldlagenOe5 g8etter elm.
80 gnbeua,beitrr UurOen getOotet Hno Is
ihmer Oerlekt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-28
Selbitmoros@eria1 eiHes gGtrt6es.

GbicogO, 27. Wdrl. Sob. 8eirth,
sn gSirtb, melder in BrinceJon, SuS., Dor
@eridt Itebt, neil er eiuem Utanu @etrdnte
pertaufte, pelfer ipGter IN betrunfeuem gu
itanee pou einem 3uge iiberfabren uuO ges
t00tet wuroe, bradte fd geiteru Is Stid~
number in Die 8ruit bel. Die 2(er3te glaus
ben inbeiien, oaB er Seneien pirO.
8aS 6amlien Eminent - ySalOatiOu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-28
Neme In,eisen.

GREAT REDUCTION IN PATENT
NJ MEDICINES
AT
VIM. H. READS, No. 5, Light Street,
VIM. ii. READS, No. 5, Light Street,
Under Carrollton Hotel.
ALL MEDICINES WARRANTED
GENUINE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-28

gBer einlnal Or. Suu's v6uien-Sprup"
sebraufjt bat, tpiro iia nitt mebr iber Die
Bopuloritdt Dieles berrli9eu 9uitenu1ittels
uunberu. Or. SuIps pSufens5prup" 1T
iiberau 3u 3auie uuo in ieSer ApOtb.te BH
babsa. (T5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-28

gSas MIR bargeboten tperoeu tauu, nm oas
Saar i6On uno pOll 3u MAIDEN, 1T in aper's
r6air= Sigor" enthaltsn. @s erbdlt bic SOpfs
bart frei pon S9uppen, Derbiitet, baB baS
6aar troden uub raub perbe, unO uladt es
bieglam unb slGH3euo. @S re9t bic 6aar=
mur3elu gu seiuu6er Sbatisteit an uuo be-
fOroert Elm seiunoes, trafti9es 8a4sthum.
(72,6t&lp13)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-28
SampffeHel=Grploiion ,tnS Se6eaS
SerIuit.

0tempbis, Gem, 81. @tdlS. = Uni
Dem 3piiden bier un6 Moun0 Gitp, arf.,
fiinf Dteileu fluBauipdrts, fabrenoeu Dam
pier pMart 8wain" ereignete fid beute cine
9ampfteiel GrplOfon, bura tuel9e 3tpei
Mdnner aus gOuisoile, Sg., gtamens g9.
S. Steite nuS q. s. 9eulerid|, iotpie Der
SeiSer, Elm 0edarbeiter lnb Elm unbetannter
gteger get6btet wuroen. Capt. 9. 6agelmau
unO pier anbere Berionen erlitten i9mere
Serletun9en. gs befauben iid ;ur 3eit Der
grpIoiiOn unsefGbr 20 YeriOnen am 8orO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-28

9as berTlide Sdmer;euSbeifmittel pSt.
Satob's0el" 1T oas g8unoer 6ieieS 3eitalz
ters,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-28
Dyspepsia Can be cured.

Dyspepsia Can be cured.
Read the following:
W. Il. Read, Esq.-0ear Sir:
Having suffered the pangs of Dyspepsia for
months with lois of appetite not being able to re
tain anything my stomach, 1t seemed to me with
all the agony l endured, that my digestive organs
were paralyzed. was so melancholy and detected
| feared | would go crazy. Physicians prescribed,
but all in vain, until friend told me of Reads
Iron Wine, l took 3 bottles and am well. Resp.
JAMES It. McCLEARY,
No. 81, n. High street.
Dyspepsia of 90 years standing cured by Reads
Iron Wine.
Mr.. Richard Carter, corner Milleman and Bethel
sts., had tried all the Physicians and Patent Mediz
cines for the last 20 years in vain until he heard
of Reads Iron Wine when a few bottles cured him.
Reads Iron Wine Tonic 65 Cts.
Reads Iron Wine Tonic 65 Cts.
Reads Iron Wine Tonic 65 Cts.
Reads Iron Wine Tonic 65 Cts.
Best Tonic Known.
Best Tonic Known for
Dyspepcia, Malaria,
Loss OF Appetite, Indigestion,
Chills and Fever,
Weakness and wakefuIness,
Headache and Neuralgia,
Belching and Lassilude,
Vertigo and Heartburn,
Lack of Energy and Fever,
Pains in the Bacf und Limbs.
II cHElcncS Ihe DtOOu, stimulates tne appetite,
and mates you new creature; in short, it's the
grandest tonic ever placed before the public. The
iron used is none other than the high priced citrate
ofiIon, which is harmless as water to the teeth
As every druggist and physician tnows, ladies,
children and men in sedentary life should use the
Iife-giving remedy. and one bottle will prove all
we say. Made only by
w. H. Read,
who has been practical druggist in our midst for
80 years. and this should be sufficient guarantee
of its purity and goodness. We have sold over one
over SO certificates from Baltimoreans Of its won
derful curative qualities Three bottles for So and
we allow 10 cents each for emty bottles.
Rev THIS G. Poulson, D. D., Pastor of Emory
NJ. Z. Church of BaIto., says he highly recommends
Reads Ir,n Wine Tonic to all his friends: Il
soest from personal experience" (75)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-28
E6~ @arirt itlfeblbar Stsifess, Grs
fdItun9 &etftrfett, b6fen 9als,
@lItbma, 9auttse SraMue isnS aIIe:
SeiSm Ser 9ItbmtasSsoraant.

sein beiaHfttseuOer @tnTnB aui Die strstIteu
2uitpcsc III Der 9botiude gu UerOaufen, Oas feline
gsfanbtbeiIc bic pirfIamitcH betaHRtea eaas
scnmittcI fuS Die @ruH0Ius, Oes Brdparates In
Spnie Otr GnOorupRanIe in demiter gerelnts
suns nit Der Saiian,: anRe (Abies Balsamea)OS )OSer
benz SGlIam bon 0TIeaS. NuserSem cntBdR ss
fauI auOere gRanscuitpnc, IpsIde ole @irE.
Iamfeit npd Neisetu.
sSer OGs grdparGt gsbraualt hat, Ia9t, CaS
Sales eluDprn= uuS 5Becrbonia panoerbars
1icnFc III aucu Saucn lcIFet, lUo Sic at9muns5s
Srsorc nnse8rifcu iuO, un6 Oai feline @'rtuns
uuecw5BuItd rain srIoIst. g5 5ent9dn RtdltS,
tueS Scu @aseH in lImSrOnuns briuasn FaHW;
es 6cfgt Elm apBerF ansenebmcS arOma uuS
iuirO 81 cucm grciic pcrgauit, pahsr aud Oisisuts
gen, Ocrcn WucI ie5r 6tihrdnft fno, in ben StanO
ilttTdl icfuc 0ea gigcriaaicH ju gtutcu gu matsn
ainScr, iucIAe am banti8er Srauus MaO
&cu6buRen lsiOeu, itsben aus IeiHeu beIaHis
tFeeuOCn Gieeuiaaiteu aroBen EuSea.
greife: SO Genls uno 81 Die 5laibc; OIs sr06n
iF6jt 6ili3Re.
-; aIIcu aipptbcGsu Al Anbsa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-28
Nene Mn;eisen.
9ttt oaS Ynbltfunt.

lie bIeitGeu 9trettorem Der ,,GBeiapeafes
@as= s=Sompaanie" futinlhen 5ur AntDort auI oaS
ie6r uH9emdsiste Wauifeit zines itd6hben Seamteu
81 ertldren, oaB ne uno tbre 0amlen uno tbre
Sreunoe all Der @eiunbbeit Der Staot ebenio 9roScs
Snterefie BADEN, ais ireen6 ipele onoere ibrer Dz
6iir9er. Yei Serrittuns Der 4rbeit urb au Die Be
duemlidfett, ben Comfort uno Die 9eiuno9ett Der
Staot Die 9robe Giiffidt genoTlmen iuerben. Snen
gre6en 26eil Der ar6eit lUiro man m Srlbid1re uno
ner6it ouSIDren un6 tieel6e iuSpen0ren, ipenn inn
mer e$ an9emeiien ietn iolte.
Sfn gelU=gorf iit Elm Geieb erIaiien iper0er, nlb
lueltem Die Ielepb pbon=Sompagnie' augebaten luerz
osn, ibre SrGbe unteriroiit gu legen. 0eieS iuoen
ole @ompa9ne'n ntdt tbuu, llno oaeI6e 9eIdrei tat
oprt ge9en oaS slufreiBeH Der Stra6en crbo6eu,
o6iton ole erforSerli9en Iui9rabun9en pieaeid]t
niht erbe6liGler ein iDiroen, olS e Die Seritelun9
elmer gemoDnGithen Stra6ensoiie erbeitte, unS OBJ
aledl Die Iusarabun9cn at 10 raih ais e 9ei1e9en,
lpieocr SugeIbitttet Deroen lpiirOen.
I1an bari Dog iagen, baB teine Anfren9ung 9ez
madt iuiro, nm IuS0rabuu9en ju oer6tn0ern, DIE
Der @runbbefBer sur Ser6eierung ietnes &sentbums
porjuneDmen lUAnIdht. uno menn Die neIIe 9a5zSom=
p09nie anoeren 5ntereien porauSiihuih nid gu nabe
trdte, piiroe feline Anitrenguu9 auf Jfe4nunN O;r
@eiUnobeit 9emadt, I'M en unterne9men Su itoren
ODER Su perbinSern, loeltles, penn es ms St6sn
tritt, auf Ylonate binaus uieen 6unoerteu aus ner
0r6eitenoen Slaen, lUelden Ole 6ra9e oeS td9Ittta
8ro6cs I1em por9eGt, ben 9e0en5unter5uIt Iieiera
iUir6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-28
sofal6eri6tc amS gBafOinstoa.

seiu b.Tere8 giniment, al8 nSalUation.
Sel." 25 Geuts. (75)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-28

= Observation-Disclosures U. .. Gl0rlogc IIG9E
i'll ieiuer 2aohrung Su 2Orian, Nub., be-
oentlid) crtrdutt oarIIieNer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-28

2onO on, 27. 0lar5.-6r. 9tittie l@onz
ieroatiUerl pirO am MOnto9e i'm brItll4en
llnttrbau5 bic 9iegerrug biuii6tltd oer Be
itneroeu ilber ben ,3uitano Der ben Srup-
pen in @gppten 9elieferten eebenSmlttel aus
@merifa befragen, unO ben 8OriAlag ma
den, oaB bic notbpenbigen 2ebensmittel aus
Gn9lanO, aHftatt aus amertfa bejO9eH Wtr=
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-25
THE PINK TEA.
NcvsI Entsrtainusnt 10 Be G.vsH ~ Lii.'s
arArm0ry Han.

Ncvel Eutsrtainmsnt 10 BE- G.vsH ~ Lii.ss
arArn0ry Han.
The ladies' Of Grace Episcopal church
are eudeayering to raise the money
necessary TO pay for the uPholsteriug
of their remotclled church-buildiac.
and to that end have gotten up a novel
entertainment, to be given at the Arm3ry
tomorrow and Friday nights.
Tie hall will be decorated With gar
lands and growing plants in grea; war;
ETY. aHd profusion. TO which will be
added BY the ladies festoous Of pink
and white game. The restaurant vii
supply every delicacy of the season.
prepared by Richmond's best house,
keerers. The ice-cream and cake Will
be he best that can be furnished.
At the beautiful Chinese Tea Hong
in the centre of the hall will be seryel
excellent tea and coffee IN pink cups.
and here also will be sold lovely pink
cofee-cups. tea-cups, tea-plates. and
cake-plates, Japanese fans, and oriental
novelties.
4 French confectioner viii make
candy in q booth set apart for the
purpose, and the candy will be sold
cheap.
There will be I table devoted to TIE
sale Of nurses and waitress's caps.
aprons, and handkerchiefs. There will
be amusements for the little people too,
and band Of music is employed for
each night.
Invitations have been issued as far as
possible, but the ladies would state %
those who may have been omitted that
all are expected and desired and tickets
will be for sale at the door.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-25

The following IS the official mortuary
report for the city Of Richmond for the
week ending Saturday. November p,
lee5:
Whole number Of deaths in the city.
exclusive Of still-births. 2j.
Cq1s. Of Deatk.-Apoplexy, l;
Bright's disease. l consumption, ;
ccnyulsions-infantile l diarrhea, ;
dysentery. /; feyer-typhold. 3 #; heart
disease. .; Inflammation Of bowels. l :
kidney-disease, l; old age, ?; prema-
ture birth, /; pya mia. /; tetanus,
unknown, ? ; other diseases, l..
,Age.-One day to thirty, + one
month to SIX, l ten years to twenty,
! twenty years TO thirty, 5; thirty
years to forty, 5 forty years to ffsy.
,; fifty years TO sixty, 2; sixty years
to seventy, seventy years TO eighty,
l eighty years TO ninety. ..
TemperGtue.-Meau temperature for
the week ending November 18th. GO :
for the week ending November 2lst.
5l.I4.
RaiRfaH.-Amount Of rainfall for
the week ending November 18th, 0.6G
inches; for the week ending November
DIST, 0.00 inches.
Rqts.-Rate Of mortality Of whole
population was 1913 per 1000 per
annum; rate Of mortality Of white
population was 1873 per 1000 per an
mum; rate Of mortality Of colored pop
ulation was 1888 per 1000 per an
num-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-25

slr. Stilson Hutchins, Of the Wash
irgton Pert, and AF. Z. A. Rich
ardson, Washington correspondent Of
the Baltimore Sun, were in the city
yesterday.
Hon. John S. Barbour vas here yes
terday attending a meeting Of the Exc
eutive Committee Of the State Demo
cratic Committee.
The Commercial ClHb had m e,in.
last night to consider arrangements for
the coming year, but nothing deiuite
Vas dope.
Hon. J. y. Stubbs, senitor-slee.
from the Gloucester district, was in the
city yesterday.
a special car arrived in Richmonl
vesterdav morning from Atlanta with
the following persons, who came to a.
tend the marriage Of Mr.. John r. Court
uev. Of Atlanta. to Miss Lizzie Hamilton
Courtney. daughter Of Major I. L. Court
ney. assistant superinteudentofth Rich
mond. fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad. which will take place this
afternoon Mr. ard Mrs j. c. Court
ney. Miss Mollie Courtney. Mss Bessie
Hammond. second daughter Of CO
rressnsu Hammond; Mr. John Court
icy, the groom-elect; Nr. Richard
Courtney, his brother; Mr. Y. '. Bui-
lock. soa Of Ex-Governor Bullock; Ir.
Will Pitts, Mr. Alton Cooke, Ir. Joseph
VI. Brown. son Of Senator Joseph e..
Browo, and general freight and passen-
ger agent Of the Western and Atlantic
railrcad; Mr.. Elijah Brown. son OF
Senator Brown: Mr. Charles [. Logan.
editor and proprietor Of the Saslry
T'rfsrror4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-25
raueIne-fer Notes.

Professor Willoughby Reade, the
eIccutionist. gave an entertainment a.
tie Central Methodist church last night
with gratifying success.
Tomorrow being Thanksgivin--daT.
the post-oflice here will only be open
frcra IN 70 IL A. ". and from g. )
J.. ". The schools Of Porhi,e u .n-
chester district. Chesterfield coun r..
viii be closed. The other schools viii
probably be closed also.
Last night was the regular mee.i1y
Of the City School Board. Only the
usual routine business was disposed Of.
The I. II. :. LyceUm Of this city
viii have an anniversary celebration
tonight At their hall.
Rev. WI. c. Gregory viii preach
st the Presby yteriln church hcr. Sl1-
cay morning.
Mr. Wistcr Archer. son Of D7. FL
gar Archer, left for Amh-r-t yesrsrll,
morning TO Re united IN marriage g.
Miss Rose Ellis.
Rev. [. Z. ThornhilI, Of ths Blia-
bridge Street Baptist church. lefs the
city yesterday morning for Cum5e-i2ni
county. where be viii spend the re-
mainter Of the week hunting.
Benjamin Reynolds, Esq, continues
quite Ill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-25
rhe Rc,r Inrerns, Remedy.

Brandre,h's Pills. the bes, medicine
known for all diseases. They are
purely vegetable. The same dose
always produces the same effect other
purgauges require increased doses, and
1naliy cease acting. They purity the
blood. They invisorate the digestion
and cleanse the stomach and bowels.
They stimulate the liver and carry of
yi,iaied bile and other deprlyeI secre-
,i0us. The first Two o. three doses
tell the story. The skin becomes
Gear. the eye bright, the mind active,
digestion Is restored, costlyeness cured,
the animal yigor Is recruited, and al
decay arrested.
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BorEToURF COUNTY.
Y. ". &. A-p.sae a,is~-s5d '-ysEsws' ~
tsr~.
lCofrespondence oTihe Richnoni Dispstsh-l


tar~.
lCoirespoudence olthe RichEoni Dtspstsh-l
FfNCAsTLE, Va, Nov. 3, iss5.
The Young Meas Christian Associa-
ticn Of Fincastle held r0asI1g meeting
IN the Baptist church la,s ai<ht % de-
yise plans 10 secure funds - furnish
room for permanent, home for the As
sociation. Several earnest speeches were
made and over half the amount needed
was subscribed AZ once. Csavassers
were appointed 70 raise the additional
funds required.
Sir. F. T. GlasgsS. one Of the Lead
ing citizens Of this place, sni PEOmi-
rent member Of the bar, siii leave here
,o-mcrroE. with his family, f0r Lsxing-
ton. u here be viii make his future home.
The new union ehgrch az Cave Rock,
in this county. will be dedicated next
Sunday morning. There have been
more new churches dedicated in this
county this year than n any previous
two years combined.
The udd-telloWs VII haye pnotic
parade and lecture here next thursday
The 10Th. A prOmiAent lecturer from
abroad will be here.
Rev. +. VI. Sr0ther his been forced
TO resign the charge of she Methodist
church here on account Of bis health.
and with his family has returned to his
old home in Fauquier county.
lHORNDYKE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-25
CITY AND SUBURBAN.
TRANKsGITYYG-pAY.
asrecrreas Of the wnslessIs Eisusos - Clos
BassaesS FOR To-siorrsw.


Bas.ssss FOR Ts-siorrsw.
The following wholesale houses have
signed an agreement to close their
places Of business tomorrow
being Thsnksgiying-day: Goddin /
Tribbett, George d. Thaxton ( Co.,
I. ". Wood 4 Son, ". J. Gates Co.,
Jones Brothers & Co., :. G.. Lest, Ali
son & Addison. l.. c. Younger, George
A. Smith. Slater, Myers & Co.; BOs-
sierx Z Brother, u. Hessberg, \. Op-
penhiner Hall. Powers & Co., Wingo,
Ellet < Crump; John \. Kratz. Pow
ers. TAYLOR & Co. 3. D. Chalkley, O.
Il Chslkley & Co. Potts, Stokes d
Co.. E. +. Taylor d Co.; Charles P.
Stokes ( Co, W. ". Parish, J. D.
Patton, Minor d Blanton, Egber1 O..
Leigh. Jr. * Co, Gates Brown. ELL
son Harvey, Warwick Brothers,
Simpson, Bass * Co.; SPOTS & Glib
son, Muse & Watkins, J. 3. Jeiffess g
Co, j. ). Moore, ". J. Jehlson ( Co..
Robert T. Williams Co., Anlrim k
Bowie. Southern Railway supply COM
pany. G. L. Todd. DreEry Il Co., Cat-
In, Talley & Davis Virginia Paper
Company, II. \. Montague { Co., II.
Rosenbaum 4; Purcell. Ladd * Co..
Wade & Shelburn. %. T. Weisigsr
s. Co.. II. A. Atkinson, Preston Bel
YIN, Z. Cathrizht's Son, Geor-e P.
Stac7. c. ". Thorn & Co.. 7. d.
Stokes & Simmons. NJ. Alillhiser < Co.
Davenport & Morris. Cringan, Wat
kins K Co. ; G.. A. Lathrop 6 Co.
The insura1ce-men have also agreed
to close to- morrow.
At the post-oaice Sunday hours will
be observed. AL the other public
oiEces- federal, State, and city-the
public schools Of the county and city.
the city markets and the banks. AMI
business-houses generally will be
closed. There will be divine services
at a number Of churches.
The Methodists Of the West End
viii unite and hold services on Thanks
civing-day at Broad-Street Methodist
Episcopal church, corner Of Broad
and Tenth streets. Services a: IL
o'clock A. ".
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Srpreme CourtorAppeasS.

Palmer and Gls. against Garland.
committee and otEers. Appeal allowed
AID suDerssdsqs awarded to decree pro-
nounced by the Chancery Court Of the
city Of Richmond on the til of Noyem-
Der, leSj, and cause placed on tn
privilege docket.
Pracht against Large. Argued by
William 4. Little. Jr., for appellant
and A. ". Wallace and James B.
Sener. Esq, for apPellses and continued
until to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-25

The cosy auditorium Of Corco,an
Hall was taxed last night to its fullest
capacity, the occasion being the testi-
monial concert to Mr. Frank W. Gun
niDghan, the popular tenor. The pro-
gramme, which was exceedingly well
arranged, was given by the following
ladies and gentlemen. ali of whom ac-
quilted themselves in the most credita-
bic manner:
Miss Nellie Dustman, pianist: Mrs. NJ 3.
Ramos, soprano: Mrs. ". p. Knowles So
prano: Mr.. AdOlph Bauer. pianist; Judge
r. Z Farrsr. lecturer. Mr.. Harry 3. owen.
Fscitationist: Mr.. J. Louis Sullivan, tenor /:
Mr. T. II. starke. tenor; Mr. F.W. Cunning
ham. tenor; Mr.. II. I. Cartozo, baritone ;
MIR. n. K. Ramos. basso Mr.. krx Mathews
aecomranist.
Mr.. Cunningham is to be congratu-
lated upon the success of the entertain
ment which, however, did not exceed
the reasonable expectations Of his
friends, and was certainly no greater
than he deserved. In honoring Mr.
Cunningham the people of Richmond
honor themselves.