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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-06

Some statistician, who seems to have
been "struck all a-hesp," thus ex-
claims: "Just think Of it. The British
Queen rules over Sl0,00O,0O0 of peo-
pie IAN increase in fifteen years Of S.
10000, occupying an area Of almost
100000 square miles. The trade
carried on by these $40, 700 900
amounts to s5,500,000,000 a year.
Their flag floats over three fifths Of all
the shipping on the seas. London, their
capital city, has with its suburbs) a
population of $3.50, 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-06
WISE VIRGINIA.
Providence X. IL Mail. ]


Virginia proved true to herself yes
terday in electing General Fitzhugh Lee
Governor of the State and condemning
to silent sorrow the Wise man who
called for bloody-shirt " orators from
Ohio and elsewhere in the North. Lees
majority will be between twenty and
twenty-five thousand, and must make
the souls of the Republicans quake. 1t
is very strange that we do not hear of
shot-guns and ballot-box stufling along
with the returns, but in all probability
the blooGy-shirt wavers will maufac-
ture something Of that nature in day
or two and send it along to go on
record with the rest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-06
MARRIAGES.

SHELBURN 49, GRAHAM.-N Married. at
the residence OF the brides parents, 92l
west Main street, November 4th, at2 T. NJ,
10y the Rev. II. Melville Jackson, MIR. w. o..
SHELBURN TO Miss ANNIE NJ. GRAHAM.
SHERMAN Married, in Balti-
more. Md. November 4, 1855, by Rev.
George w. Wray, Mr.. ii. NJ. SHERMAN, OF
New Kent county, Va, TO Miss MAGGIE
WIGHT, OF Baltimore.
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found was the only one occupied by the
couple, 1t is believed that since the
murder Herman has slept there for
three nights. The post-mortem exam
nation shows that Mrs. Herman has
been dead three or four days. The
whereabouts of Herman are unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-06
marsford,s Acid Phosphate

IN IMPAIRED NERVE FUNCTION.
DR.. @. A. Fernald, Boston, Mass,
says: % have used it in cases Of i'm
paired nerve function with beneficial re-
suits, especially in cases where the
system is affected by the toxic action Of
tobacco
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-06

MESSAGES TO General Lee from Various
Quarters.

MESSAGES 10 General Lee rom various
Quarters.
lAIexandria Gazette.l
Among the numerous congratulatory
dispatches received by General Lee,
who was in town to-day, We select the
following:
DELHI, o., November 4th.
General FazhHgh Lee, Alexandria,
Va.
Most hearty congratulations. Yours
is the victory Of honesty and courage,
and puts the Old Dominion once more
in the lead. GEORGE HoADLy.
In answer to the above General Lee
sent the following:
ALEXANDRIA, VA, November 4th.
GorernOr George Hoadly, Columbus,
Ohio:
Thanks for your telegram. We sur
yiye, and are grateful for the invasion
Of John Sherman, Mckinley, Foraker,
and Kennedy. FITz LEE.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. 4, 1885.
General Fits Lee:
The Business-Men's Democratic AS
ISOLATION tender warmest congratula-
tons, and rejoice with the Democrats
Of old Virginia over their magnificent
victory. j. Nick. WHITE,
President.
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 4, 1885.
General Fitz Lee:
The Richmond Light Infantry Blues
tender an escort for January LIST next.
Sol. CUTCHINs, Captain.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 4th.
General Fitz Lee:
/ congratulate you and the State.
Glory enough for one day.
F. w. DAWSON.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 4th.
General Fitz Lee:
Texans in Washington hail with joy
full feelings the news of your brilliant
victory. JAMES Q. CHENOwITH,
II. II. Pope,
W. II. GRAIN.
SAVANNAH, GA, Nov. 4, 1885.
General Fitz Lee:
The Virginians in Savannah most
heartily and cordially congratulate you
on your election and the Democrats of
the Old Dominion on the splendid VIC
tory they have gained. Hurrah for old
Virginia May she never tire in rebuff
ting fraud, corruption, and ignorance.
w. G. WALTER,
G. NJ. RIVALS,
and others.
BALTIMORE, November 4th.
General Fitzhugh Lee:
The yirginians residing in Baltimore
rejoice with their fellow-citizens at your
election, and join with US in sending
you hearty congratulations.
JOHN Boiling BLAND,
JOHN S. HAYES,
THOMAS ii. Boris.
BALTIMORE, November 4th.
Gor9noy-elect Fitzhugh Lee:
" Blessed be the Lord, for he hath
visited and redeemed His people,"
WILLIAM NJ. PEGRAM.
BALTIMORE, November 4th.
General Ftzhugh Lee:
The Johnson family send congratula-
tions and are going to your Inaugural
tion. They are as happy as are all good
Virginians at your success.
BRADLEY L. JOHNSON.
NEW YORK, November 4th.
General Fitzhugh Lee:
you want to have a good time join
the cavalry. l.. JACQUELIN SMITH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-06

1t would appear that Democratic
" willipus wollopus had been travel
ling around in Virginia, and that Viz
pinia Republicanism had gotten underit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-06

The Virginia Republicans have help
in the hour of their agony. The
Philadelphia Press is helping them to
howl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-06

Ottawa has designs upon Montreal's
carnival. We reckon Montreal would
most willingly give Ottawa her present
carnival.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-06

The Philadelphia Times says :" Mon
partisan judiciary stock is booming" 1t
looks that way in Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-06

The Philadelphia Press should quit
talking about saddles after the tanning
its Virginia friends got.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-06
SPORTIsG GOODS.

GUNS, GUNS, GUNS.-I HAVE
~ on hand large aud very compete
stock OF GUNS, RIFLES. and PISTOLS,
both of English and American makes and
SPORTING GOODS generally, 20 which
the attention OF merchants and spOrtsmeu
is invited, as | will sell as cheap as similar
goods can be- bought any where. Also agent
for * 4 cele brated DEAD-SHOT POWDER
I. W. TIGNOR, 1912 Main street
oc 2l-lm Richmond, Va.
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1t is we'll to remember that the old.
est cases OF rheumatism and neuralgia
have been speedily cured by Salvation
Oil. Price, rs cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-06
STOCT. Ale. &c.

THE ONLY PLACE IN TOWN
l. that keeps on draughe GUINNESS
STOUT and BAss'S ALE. which makes the
best Half-and. Half also Culmbech and Err
LANCER BEER, all at ten cents per glass, Is
CHARLES EUKERS,
1902 east Main street.
Anheuser. Busch Brewing Company (of
st. Louis BEER also on draught.
Oc l4-im
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-06
hlNlAs
fROStOn AdVertiser

There can be no question of the fact
that such speeches as those Of Senator'S
Hoar, Sherman, and Evarts, and Judge
Foraker. and the tone ofleading northern
papers like the New York Tribune and
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, have
driven back into the Democratic party
great many persons who had come out
of it, and would probably have stayed
out if they had not felt outraged by the
temper Of northern Republicans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-06
BRIEF COMMENT.

JOHN SHERMAN should lecture upon
what 81 Know About the Internal.
Revenue SYSTEM"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-06

THE POLITE ART OF DANG On
Il ING.-Madam l.. LOUIS has OPEN ~
ed her classes at Monticello Hall fOrf x
reception ofpupils TUESDAY THU RS ~-'.s
DAY, and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at
81 o'clock. New College Lancers just out.
Plain waltzes taught In five lessons. The ger
man and fifty fancy dances will be intro
duced. Children taken four years old.
For particulars call at the Academy or ad-
dress through pOst-ofiice l00H east Marshal
street or 307 east Broad street.
Oc I4-lm
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THE RESULT.
A Few Press Comments.
REDEEMED.

Hartford Comm telegram
And Virginia has been redeemed
from Mahoneism beyond resurrection.
That miserable adventurer and political
freebooter, Billy Malone, is retired to
private life. He will be succeeded in
the Senate by a Democratic statesman.
TOO MUCH BLOODY SHIRT IN vIR-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-06
BOOKS, sTATIOSERY. DC.

ALL BOOK-BUYERS WOULD DO
WELL to send to 1909 Main street for CAT
ALoGUEs OF SCHOOL. LAW, MEDICAL,
and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS with
prices. Liberal discount 20 prompt custom
en ]. W. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
oc 3O-d8W
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GENERAL DELIGHT,

II1HIIIIIIVIb f'uIIsI
Almost as much may be said of Ma
hone, who, though given to the use Of
political implements which the Mug
wumps would disdain, is an equally de-
cided partisan. His political career has
reflected no credit upon Virginia or
himself, and if there is one sentiment
in which good citizens of the entire
Union, without distinction Of party, are
in accord, it is in a feeling of delight
that the Democrats of Virginia have at
length secured decisive triumph over
hin,
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RLAIR'S CHLoRAL THYMOL

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IL Is the most agreeable Innocent, and ef-
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SUPPER.
PERSONAL.

ON ACCOUNT OF HAVING TO
~ leave again for Europe I shall be uu-
able 10 fiji any orders for MATCHES until
my return. about January. 1856. Thank
ing the public for kind announcement In
the past, asking upon resumption contjn-
uance, remain, with kind wishes.
nO6-1ts A. GOLDBACk.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-06
TAXES.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
HBNRICO COUNTY, VA,
TREAsURER's OFFICE.
RICHMOND. November 4, 1885.
HENRICO COUNTY TAX.BILLS for the
year 1855 will be ready for payment on and
after the 10TH INSTANT.
All tax. bills remaining unpaid on the LIST
day OF December next, the law provides
that per cent. be added aud the bills put
In the hands OF collectors for collection.
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
no 5.5t Treasurer OF Henrico county.
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BALTIMORE, November 4th.
General Fitzhugh Lee:
The Virginians residing in Baltimore
rejoice with their fellow-citizens at your
election, and join with US in sending
you hearty congratulations.
JOHN Boiling BLAND,
JOHN S. HAYES,
THOMAS ii. Boris.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-06

BALTIMORE, November It'll.
Gorernoy-elect Fitzhugh Lee,
" Blessed be the Lord, for he hath
visited and redeemed His people,"
WILLIAM NJ. PEGRAM.
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BALTIMORE, November 4th.
General Etzhugh Lee:
The johnson family send congratula-
tons and are going to your inaugura-
ton. They are as happy as are all good
Virginians at your success.
BRADLEY L. JOHNSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-06

A VALUABLE PUBLICATION,
MAN COMBINATION TO MAKE GOLD
DEARER." By ROBERT w. HUGHES.
This timely and important monetary
pamphlet is destined 10 have large sale
throughout the whole country. Price, soc.
The amount can be RENTED I'm postage
stamps. WEST. JOHNSTON a CO,
oc IS Publishers.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-08
I'm MEMORY OF GEN. U. .. GRANT
BY MATTIx BONNER.

We stand in tender thought to day,
Peside his cold and speechless clay,
Mourning loss so great;
The tear OF peasant and Of king,
Blend DER this SAD and grievous thing.
The strange decree Of fate.
Around his couch full many day,
That God his lifo would spare;
But he has wisely with US dealt,
Though all ths land his rod has felt,
And all this sorrow share.
A mother grea' m an gone from earth,
one OF obscure and humble birth,
Who bravely hour BY hour
0rappled with Arduous toll and pain,
Dauntlessly graspipg the band Of Fame,
Till crowned with wondrous power,
He fought his way from high to higher.
Till all that man could e'ef desire,
Or earth could e'er bostow.
II onor and riches, friends and fame,
A loved and distinguished name,
Were At his feet laid Low.
At homo, abroad. mid shot and shell,
In pain or Toy, whate'er befci
He was = hero grand,
so selEpossessed. pure. good and true.
Whate'er he undertook TO do
Was done with heart and hand.
Though he 10 dead, his character,
Enbalmed by love, shall dearer far
To all the living grow;
His dceds shall live whom this great race
Has vanish ed-ioaving not q trace
When others como and 90.
Then let Us sorrow not as those
Whose hope with Beath so dimiy grows,
Then fades In dark despair
He lives and acts in realms OF light,
Freed from disease and sorrows blight,
Gods image pure and fair.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-08
Angry Farmers.

CHAMBE RsBURG, Aug, About
half the men tunneling the mountain
for the South Pennsy lvania Railroad
have been discharged, and the remainder
will work bnt half time hereafter. AL
the ugh none Of the men have heard de.
finitely of diycontinnance of work, they
are apprehensive Of receiving such infor
nation almost daily. Many of the far
mers, especially In Fulton County, art
iDdignanta at the proposed sale of the
road. Fulton County was without rail
road, and the people were so anxioul
for one that they gave the South Penn
free right Of way. Considerable worl
was done, high fills were made and deeI
cuts excavated, to the great injury o
the farms, and many Of the farmer
must drive long distances to the ir field
unless the cuts are bridged.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-08
bers and tho colt Of gas.

bers and the col 4 Of gas.
He thought itARas the duty OF the
presidiur officer 40 sit down on these
mem bers, and npt allow them 70 retaro
the business. a,
Mr.. MoKenuS then arose, e,presumably
to answer Mr.. Farrell, but Mr.. Bay naro
having risen AZ he same time, obtained
the recoguitioI of the chair, but NC.
Kenna talked {4p. Finally Baynard got
in his questio Nwhether the indefinite
pos,poning oifShe matter interfered with
the presentation of another petition OF
the preparaAA OF another ordinance.
On being ap4wered In the negative, Mr
McKenna, Mho had rema ined standing,
con tinued Ais speech. Mr.. Farrell at
tempted v interrupt him, when Mcken.
ns turneN upon him and said have
the tioor(sif you plesse you Sit down.
TIE PraAdent raped with:bis gavel and
said n The member from the First
ward Jbust con fine his remarks to the
question" call the gentleman TO
ordek'' said Mr.. Farrell. Mr.. McKenna
the6 took his seat and the motion to
pos3yone indefinitely was carried.
G motion Ct Mr.. Merris Taylor the
Pointing Com m ittee was instructed to
p1epare specifications and advertise for
RI Sposals for the printing OF seven
nndred copies Of the revised ordi'
ancee.
Il The Opening Streets Committee WAS,
on motion of Mr.. Newell, instructed to
ad vertise for proposals TO grade Stroud
street, between Maryland avenue and
Broome street, at cost Of $3.50.
Mr.. Blake submitted an ordinance
providing for the election Of the auper'
lintepdent of the fre alarm telegraph
on the second meeting In August, 1883,
and at the same meeting every third
year thereafter, that he shall furnish
his own liueman and be responsible fol
the proper performance Of his duties,
and that he may be removed by vote
Of City Council for neglect of duty. Mr.
Baugh asked what would become OF the
present linemau under the ordinance
Mr.. Blake said he would answer thai
question when the ordinance came uI
for a third reading. The Mayor re
turned ~i.h his approval the ordinance
coz firming ths-sc,o Of the sand lot,
Daily Republican., 1885-08-08
EDITION,
IlOla.

MBOt6s
Phosa, cool and sparkling at Fem &
Cos, druggists.
Grand lunch tonight at the Atlantic
Garden, 224 King street.
All kinds of wood by the load or cord
ct Mills, Fourth and Railroed.
Full report ef the Grant obsequ ies
illustrated in The Star on Sunday.
Grand lunch tonight at the Atlantic
Garden, 224 King street.
We are selling pure Oleine soap at D
cents at the cent store, 22l Market St.
n. p. Bowers Is no longer In our em
ploy. The Schoen Heater and stove
Company.
The contract to paint the College
buildings At Newark was .awa-ded to
II. G. Lewis. OF Cherry Hill. Md.
Genuine Persian insect powder
sure death TO moths, bed bugs and flies.
Sold by Taylor s. Fullerton, 3O2 King
street.
For pure Persian insect powder fol
destroying roaches, flies, bed bugs. ETC.,
60 to HArtmA ans drug store, corner
Fifth and Poplar.
Hugh Duffy, of the Gilpin House. a.
New Castle, has sold out to Frank h
Pinkerton, who formerly attended bal
a. the Jefferson House.
West Presby terian church will Civ
their annual excursion to Atlantic CITY
August 13th. Accompany them ant
you'll'be happy. Adults, tl.26; chill
| dren, 65 cents.
The best truss made IL improperl!
adjusted fails utterly. Correct adjust
ments q speciality by q. James Belt
Sixth and Market streets. Separat,
entrance for ladies'. Lady attendant.
Chills, fever, Ague, malaria complete
ly cured in two days-safe and SUR
cure. No person need have chilis
they call or address FG2 West Secon'
| street, Will ihgton, Del.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-08
Death of an Aged Laoy'

Mrs. Martha Hopton, one o. ~ ~
eat ladies in our city, died sSs ~
deuce of her daughter, No. %o
street, Friday afternoon, tls u W )
alter an illness Of two wee ks ID u
wear Of her age. She was porn in, ~ y
County, Pa, but on rsaca,nS s,,a1vsI "
hoe d she married, and "a al's.r 1',sr n
moved to New GARDEN, Ches',l o. ,h;,| u
FIR ,m thence she removed 70 ss,s su.'
and continued to reside ~. ue'c M
! bir y Ave years with n'i u
up to the time of her isasa, aa,,.DosI
For a woman of her aasaI,' VAN
abe retained her powers uo,s ,ts|
cally and mentally in a renai,s 81 aliI,s,
gee. She leaves three cai.Sa' aisht
da lighters and one sop' ,rasd s,sd 81
children and five great y Hsr tau ID
to mourn her decease; nS, r,;n0to
viii W be inferred in Wi,%usf ,hia ND
BRANDY wine Cemetery 'nl'
Daily Republican., 1885-08-08
Personals.

Rev. Thomas ID. Jester, pastor OF the
Presbyterian church nt Middletown,
Delaware County, Pa, visited our city
this morning, in order TO accompany
his wife and children to his home, they
having passed . week or two at the
house OF his father. in law, Charles
Stewart, Esq Mr.. Jester has been To-
Gated at Middle town for the past twelve
years, and is a grad uate under the au.
spices Of the Central Presbyterian
church Of this city. WeAre pleased to
hear that his pastorship has been pleas
ant and prof liable.
Frand G. Findley aud Robert White
went to Alta ntic City yesterday, where
they will be Joined to. morrow Sunday
by Ed ward Carmichael. After q thret
weeks stop at theJ Jersey resort the party
viii start for Niagara Falls, taking IL
all the attractions on the route.
The health of VIM. G. Gibbons, VIII
has been seriously indisposed, Is i'm
proving, and there is n fair prospect
| that he " i'll soon bs able to attend u
business.
Elwood Smith, of Newark, who wa
parAly zed by going into battle Will
psrspirinR freely, still lies in preca
rious condition.
| Mrs. John Dolan and daughter, ant
Mrs. Fergus Kelly and child went t
Atlantic City on Wednesday to remai
fsw days.
Charles K Griffith has gone to Ocea
Grove, and win stop for the coming for
night at the Carlton House.
Miss Annie M. Marvel OF Whining
too, Delaware, is visiting friends
Georgetown, Del.
Mr.. Ira whitcraft, of OK ford Pa. AN
Miss Mary McKinsey were mar ried c
Thursday last.
Senator Cooper, of New Castle,
laid up with inflammatory rheum
tism.
Ex.officer Marques is engaged
driving a street car In Philadelphia.
VIM. Bright and wife have gone
Rehoboth for few weeks.
Sallie Hdffecker and family are cam
ing at Brandywine Summit.
Frank G, Scar le and wife are visitil
New Jersey
Daily Republican., 1885-08-08
A serious RUNAWAY,

About II 80 O'Clock this murniu|
Sheriff Ford was driving along n
street, he undertook TO turn at Nj
street, but turned SO short that be d
upset his carriage, throwing him
His head and shoulders stru,k d
curb. and the reins wers wrerchsd
his h lnas ami became n iDglsd al
his neck.
Ths horse conlilu,d to Iul 1
Market stie,t, dragging the Sheril
til he was IN front Of the Hon. @
Gray's office, betSeen Eighth
Ninth streets, when the lines sH
off, leaving the Sheriff bleeding al
Conscious on the Rrount
He was Immediately picked ud
carried into Senator Gray's oAiCd
DIR. Calvert, an out of town phyd
| who witnessed the accident, atten|
| him until DR.. Maui arrived.
Sheriff Ford's injuries are MOI
his head and shoulders, but al
considered dangerous. After his1
were dressed, and he was restd
consciousness, lie was removed
Lafayette House.
The horse continued to run
Market street, and at Eighth o
milo W. Locke, who was driVln0
the street In his carriage.
At this time a coal cart was
up the street, and the iriRhtsnS
NAL ran into Mr.. LocEe's
Throwing him out and ou
Iwreckiug the vehicle,
| Mr.. Locke's horse then staf1ea
Ibut was caught before reaching
Istreet. Sheriff Ford's hols
caught in front OF Legs
lust below Eighth street, "
carriage badly broken but MI. Tl.,l
| carriage Is demolished, fo'. Y
he was not badly injured, anu . \
ing thrown cut got up and WN'
1.-The corner.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-08
I'm d of an ElOpem ont.

LANCASTER, Pa, August 7.-Dr. g.
s. Stoper and Mrs. Matthias s. Hell
frich, of Ironville, this county, eloped
early in July, and nothing was heard
OF them until few days ago, when
Heifrich returned to the home of hel
father, Samuel Lewis, at Silver
Springs She sent for her husband
but he declined to see her. 6tonel
was arrested while walking on the
railroad track between Mountville and
Rohrerstown last night, and liz now IL
Jail to answer charges of jesertion anC
assault and battery brought by hi
wife. Suits will a | so be brought agains
Mrs. Helfrich.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-08
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