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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27
Isotiee (orfyf.

The following cases were disposed of
yesterday:
Redman Evans CcOlored), unlawfally
abusing Martha Robinson. Continued
until to-day.
Noah Dawson tcolored), assaulting
and abusing Phebe Dawson in the
street. Dismissed on payment Of costs.
William Smith, Lewis Jackson, Will
liam Brown, Scott Gray, James Brown,
and Wash. Hatcher were fined s2 each
for driving their teams loaded with
heavy goods along q macsdamized
street west of Ninth street.
Thomas Taylor, Willie Scott, Ro-
man johnson, Ed. Johnson, Ed. Price,
John Epps, Joseph Burton, Toots Win
ston, Maurice Payne, Cary Hayden.
and Robert Smith alias Brooks (all
colored), disorderly in the street. Dis
missed.
James Turner (colored), unlawfully
and feloniously assaultipg and beating
William Brown. Sent on to the grand
jury.
Nora Watkins and Hester Bessley
both colorsd), trespassing on the
premises Of Walter Goode and assault
ing and abusing said Goods. Dis
missed.
Hester Beasley and Sue Thomas both
coloredl. disorderly in the street. Fined
each s2.50 and costs.
j. W. Anderson, drunk. Fined :2
and costs by W. X. Watts, justice of
the peace.
George Tabb (colored), trespassing
on the premises Of and assaulting and
striking Thomas Seabold with q rock.
Fined s20 and costs.
John Clarke. drunk. Fined 81 aud
costs.
j. L. Taliaferro, assaulting and
striking Benjamin Leber with brick,
Discharged on payment Of costs.
Z. Coghlin and Frederick Martin,
drunk. Fined each e. and costs.
James Thornton and William Howard
Doth eolored), drunk. Fined each s2
and costs.
Chapman Timberlake, assaulting and
striking James overly with stick.
Continued until to-dcy.
Phoebe Dawson tcolored), assaulting
and abusing Noah Dawson in the street.
Discharged on payment of costs.
j. e. Wise, drunk. Fined "a and
costs.
James johnson and Alfred Eggles-
ton both colored), trespassing on the |
premises of and sssaulting and abusing
Walter Goode. Fined each $3.50 and |
costs.
Walter Goode (colored), stealing . |
silver watch Of the value Of i've dol |
lars, the property Of flames johnson. Dis |
missed.
Joseph Adams, William Galway, |
George Patterson, David Black, Lewis |
Lonsy, W. 7. Burwsll, J. II. Burvsll, |
James Z. Miller, snd W. Z. Miller (sll |
coloredl, disordsrly in the street. Dis |
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27
N.aa.e GotEe.3;
1902 MAIN STREET.

l40s MAIN STREET.
are giving some wonderful bargains IN their
new building. Their FURNISHING DE-
PARTMENT offers special Inducements
dozen boss CEiEBRATFD UNLAUN.
Dt RED SHIRTS. They are not cut like a
salt-sack. with arm holes and place for
The head 10 slip through, But ARE CUT To
FIT
Boss UNI.AUNDEREp. 4sc. For 4sc.
this ~ the best shirt In the city. This is not
the soc. shirt worth 81. bat IL is made OF
heavy cotton, ls0G linen bosom and cuffs
with gussets and all double stitched. II
you can ind one as good for 4ec. return
oris and sci your money back.
STlC UNLAUNDERED sec. Our
MYSTIC SHIRT Is better ia every respect
thRn any shirt sold nj the same price
In the United States; well cut, well made:
special brands Of Muslin: warranted easily
washed and not 10 turn yellow, paten
back facing. au hsnd.Inaoe button hole
and gussets. seams all double-stitched, aud
the FIT Il PERFECT. Ask fJrit-
FAMOUS 500 UNLAUNDERED. SIC
our FAMOUS 500 UNL NpERED
SHIRT We row offer. II Is the long-feli
want Of the SHIRT business "Seek no fur
tber.' IL can't be beat At any price. The
materials kse especially recommended on
account OF their great durability. Theyare
four ply. bapd, bosom. and cut. The cut
Hpjsh. and NJ l. all that can be desired. An
inspection viii warrant trial, ard when
you wear one you will wear noBe other.
Where worth and honest values are coa.
ceTped We cenDot be uDdesold by any
house in our city. We have a full line OF
" HITk DkEsS SHIRTS from use. TO the
finest grsde. We Will sell you two (2l
FOuR-PLY LINEN COLLARS (either turn
down or stapding) at .izsc. each richly
worth 2Oc. A full line CELLuL0IDC CUFFS
and COLLAks OF latest style retaiied 81
wholesale tfices Gentlemens Cuts a. piyl
st lsc. and upwards. Have received an
Other invoice Of Misses Plain and Ribbed
Hose, In al colors. which met with such
reads sale 81 our opening at sc pair. Have
crened our second supply OF Choice Sat
teens at TIC. and CSC. worth respectively
ltc. and i2sc. Early callers secure choice
dyle. Ne are receiving continually bar
gains va leh you VIII do well 10 eau and ex-
, mine. Look ont for our sundays sdyer-
Iike ement.
n. 3. Open on esiurdays
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27
I CHEAP GOODS.

BLACK and C0LORED CORDED ALPA
CAS- st 8 C. yard worth l21zc.;
GRAY WASH POPIIS, wide goods. the
best made. at &c. yard worth l2xc. /;
DIAGONAL DRESS GOODS at 1870. yard
worth lie;
CHEESE CLOTH in al colors at &c. a yard
SATlNES from 1Z1sc. mp TO zoe. a yard
CHI Ck MUSLIN al l0c. a yard worth 1Sc..
al l2sc. worth lie, at l6asc. yard
worth 25e.:
Extra wide TABLE DAMASK for table
cloths at 5sc. a yard-wouid be cheap
al 7sc:
WOOL LACE IL yards wide. for fronts and
draIery, at Zoe yard worth Sl.25-a
full assortment OF WOOL LACES for
dress-trimming:
TABLE OIL CLOTH y yards wide az 25c.
ayard worth 35c.;
LINEN APRONS. nicely trimmed, import
cd goods at 9sc.:
large assortment ofBALMORAL SKIRTS
for spring and summer wear.
HOOP SKIRTS. BUSTLES. end CORSErS:
The genuine MOSHCOWI DRESS
IININGS 81 25e. and SOC, formerly
sold at ace and 45c.
LEVY a DAVIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27
Religious Notes.

At VeDable- Street Baptist church
during the past week there was one
profession Of conversion, and Sunday
night another was received for baptism.
In many Of the churches OF the city
there were speeches and sermons Sun
day specially directed to the issues OF
the contest yesterday.
Three persons were baptized at West
Main-Street Baptist church last week.
MAYO STREET SYNAGOGUE.
To-day being the last day Of the fes-
tival of Passover, religious services will
be held ct the Mayo-Street Synagogue
this morning, commencing at 9 o'clock.
At half.past 10 special services will be
held in remembrance Of the dead, and
at III o'clock Rev. DR.. Harfeld will de-
liver . sermon in English upon - The
Children of Israel Crossing the Red
Sea-" The public are cordially in
vited TO attend.
EASTER GIFT TO ST. JOHNS CHURCH.
Z At St. Johns Episcopal church
Sunday morning before tAe sermon
ibe rector, Rev. Lewis Burton. on be-
half Of two members Of the vsstyy, pre-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27
Nsncbester News Notes.

The funeral of Mr.. R. L. Godsey,
who died on Friday last, took place
from his late residence at 10 O'Clock
Sunday morning. The sermon was
preached by Rev. Mr.. Campbell, OF the
Fifth-Street Methodist chapel, and the
interment took place at Maury ceme-
terry, with Masonic hoRors.
Interesting Easter services were held
at the Meade Memorial church Sunday
afternoon. Rev. Preston 6. Nash, OF
Richmond, who was expected to be pre-
sent apd deliver an address, could not
attend.
Yesterday was generally observed
here as . holiday. The schools were
closed, the court was not in session,
and a large number Of people were
rom home, some on pie-nies, others
fishing.
Mrs. Mary T. Lathrop spoke on tenn
peranee here Sunday at ii A. NJ. and
5 P. NJ, and had large audiences on
both occasions.
The case Of Mary Banks tcolored),
charged with setting fire to the dwelling
house of DR.. Edgar Archer, is set for
trial in the Hastings Court.
A temperance song-service was held
at the Baptist church Sunday afternoon.
The services, as usual, were very in
terestirg.
Professor E. MOrrisette and his son
Ernest returned yesterday afternoon
from the home of the formers father in
Chesterfield, where they spent the
Easter holidays.
Mrs. George Broaddus, of Caroline
county, and her little son are visiting
friends here.
The City School Board meets at $50
o'clock tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27
LYNCHBURG .wEr."
The Vets Carry the Day by n LARGE
Majority.

Special telegram 10 the Dispatch
LYNCHBURG, VA, April 26.-0ne
of the most remarkable contests ever
known in the history Of remarkable
contests closed here tonight on the
issue Of prohibition. For four weeks
the city has been in a state of intense
excitement, and feeling Of great Bit
terpess has been engendered by the in.
judieiOus utterances OF the extremists
on both sides.
The election to-day passed of qui.
etly and without disturbance, the only
hutter OF excitement occasioned being
when an anti-prohibition negro was ar
rested for illegal voting. 1t is esti-
mated that the whites were about
equally divided. with perhaps bare
majority for license. The negroes
voted about 80 per cent. wet, which
ran the majority in favor Of license
away above the figure Of the most san
guine Of the "wet " leaders. The to-
tai vote was 1856, Of which the anti
license party polled l,099 and the Ii
eense party ., 2,2s7-majority for license,
Hiss.
The "wets" are much elated With
their victory, but do not seem to be
disposed 10 make sny open demonstra-
tion Of rejoicing. The prohibitionists
are somewhat surprised ct the result,
but the lesders express the dstsrmina-
tion TO make the fight over again two
years hence. Masy attributs the large
majority in fsyor Of license 70 ths indis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27
yestrymeu Elected.

At "a meeting Of the congregation Of
st. Paul's church yesterday afternoon
the following vestrymen were elected
for the ensuing year General Joseph
r. Anderson and d. n. Walker, war
dens; Thomas W. McCance, treasurer /;
Ad. Blair, register; John L. Bacon,
II. f. c. Baskervill, G. b. Davenport.
A. Y. Stokes, Isaac II. Darlington, DR..
J. B. McCaw. Lewis Booker, William
Henry Haxall. Delegates TO the next
Council: Ii. E. c. Baskeryill and
Thomas W. McCance.
St. Philips Church tcolored) :
Messrs. Robert McNaughton, Joseph
Scott, NJ. r. Wallace, Edward Camp.
bell, Wellington Booker, William Fer
gusoD, Z. l.. Mundin, and Charles b.
Roane. Robert McNaughton was elect
ed senior warden, Joseph Scott junior
warden, N. K. Wallace treasurer, and
Charles b. Roane register.
Grace Church The election OF YES
trymen was postponed last night until
Tuesday night next.
ST. James Church: There was no
election held, and the old vestry will
consequently hold over for the follow
ing twelve months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27

septed the church with most valuatls
and acceptable Easter Offering in the
shape Of an alms-basin. This alms-ba-
sin belonged originally to the Episcopal
church ct westoser, Charles City coun-
ty, and is very large deep silver plate.
resembling very much soup-plate ofim-
mense proportions. II is Of very hand
some design, and the carving around
the rim gives evidence Of artistic work
manship. 1t bears the marks Of the
Goldsmiths' Company Of London Of the
year l6s5-'s6, showing it to be exactly
two hundred years old. On the front
Of it is engraved . monogram
Of the name "Ssrah Brsine."
and on the back OF it is this Latin
inscription "Er dono D'ao--Saraa
Brains." The plate Vas lately sold
by Westover church, and was pur-
chased by Edmund R. Saunders and
Richard L. Brown, two members Of the
ves;ry Of St. Johns, for the use of
the church. The following inscription
will be placed around the edge Of the
plate Easter Gift to st. Johns
Church, Richmond, Va, by Edmund
r. Saunders and Richard L. Brown, in
Behalf Of Their Little Daughters, Ma
ME and Bessie, 1885,"
Mr.. CUTLER AT THE SOLDIERS
HOME.
There was the usual large attend
apce at the song-service at the Soldiers
Home Sunday afternoon. Rev. L. A.
Cutler, OF Marshall-Street Christian
church, conducted the exercises. He
preached an admirable sermon, basing
bis remarks on portions Of the sixteenth
chapter Of the Gospel Of st. Mark.
During the evening the boys Of the
Male Orphan Asylum sang . number
of their best selections, and Mamie
Trahern favored the congregation with
o solo. 1t was announced that Rabbi
Harris, Of Beth Ahaba synagogue,
would officiate next Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27
Mrs. Iones's ImbaImsd Flowers.

The Three Americas Exposition ct
New Orleans has issued q certificate
Of merit to Mrs. A. B. Jones, Of Pc
tersburg, for an exhibition OF fembalmed
flowers. The excellence Of this lady's
work has long been known and appre-
ciated in Richmond and Petersburg,
and that it should have received this
mark Of distinction from strangers, but
competent judges, is truly gratifying.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27
Manchester Very Wet.

The election held in Manchester yes
terday to decide the question of licens-
ing the sale Of intoxicating liquors was
a very decided victory in favor Of H.
cense. The fight had not been char.
scterized by any bitter feeling, and
the election was without single dis
turbance. The friends Of each side
worked yesterday, as they had done all
during the fight, quietly and earnestly.
The rote polled was q large one, it
being only 2l4 less than that for
Governor in 1855. The bulk Of the
voting was done before noon. Only
one vote was challenged during the day.
The following is the vote by wards:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27
sorrl sArrMLWa
a Bl1snasa PasasusA - Dee9ug
sess Hsns - Tss1 uts v0ov
EeopsA.

II viii be remembered that ~ Goss
ernor few days ago pardoned Csptala
James b. Staples, previously . eood1os
tor on the Virginia Midland rsilfoed,
who was convicted OF bigsmy, having
married . Miss Colvin, Of Culpsoos,
while be had wife in Alexandra.
Thcugh this pardon was recomusad-
ed TO the Governor on account Of Sta.
ples's unsoupdness Of mind By Ne.
Rixey. the Commonwealth attorney,
and by Judge Grimsley. who was the
counsel for defence, and by Judge JEFF
fress, Of the County Court, and the
deputy sheriff and Others, the Gov.
ernor refused to grant . pardon unless
Mrs. Staples No. I joined in the appli-
cation whereupon be received the fol-
lowing letter from her. and il Is on file
in the Office Of the Secretary Of the
Commonwealth:
"AIExANpRIA, Va,
april l3. 1856.
4" Governor Ftzkugk Lee.
"My Dear Governor,--I most hum
bly, beg you to please pardon my hus-
band, James b. Staples, vino WAS con-
victed in Culpeper. am satisfied u
released he will be . better usn aad
help to support me and my poor old
mother and little boy. | Am ia dis
tIessed circumstances have to depend
on kind friends to help me. l know
your kind and generous heart viii
prompt you to pardon him. / know
he can get work as soon as he is free.
Kind Governor. please, for Gods sake,
pardon him, and God will reward you.
and you will have the humble blessing
Of distressed and heart-broken woman.
[Signedl "Mrs. J. Il. STAPLES"
After this letter was received, the
Governor pardoned Staples, who, upon
his return to his Alexandris homo,
found that his wife had eloped with .
man named Mckay, who had engaged
her affections while Staples was in the
penitentiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27
Thc Piano Usca al the Opsra.

RICHMOND, VA, April %, 1856.
Aessrs. ". b. Ramos s. Co..
With pleasure l beg to express my
appreciation Of the beautifal-toned
Knsbs Upright Grand Piano which you
furnished me for the use Of the Acad-
emy Opera Company during their en-
gsgement this week at the Theatre.
Whenever it is possible to secure them
We elways use the standard make of
Pianos Of William knabe & Co. in pre-
ference TO all other Pianos.
lSignedl ADAM ITzEL. Jr.,
Musical Director.
The only place at which Knsbe
Pianos can be purchased is at the store
next 10 the corner Of Ninth street. No.
903 Main street.
MANLY Il. RAMOS & Co.,
Music Dealers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27

Houghton against Graybill. Argued
by r. 7. Lacy, Esq, for appellees, and
Colonel W. W. Gordon, for appellant,
and submitted.
Gibson against Burgess. Dismissed
for failure to print before the first day
of the second term after the appeal was
allowed.
Garland's administrator against Gar
lands administrator. Passed.
Town and Council Of Danyille agains,
Hamlin. Dismissed.
The following cases were called aad
sent to the foot Of the docket:
Jobson against Bridges.
Terry against Clarke.
Fisher and ais. against Clements
executor and Gis.
Nichols against Branhan.
Richmond and Dsnville Railroad
Company against Pickleseimer.
Lord & Packham against Reynolds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27

toTHER LOCAL on THIRD PAGE.l
Apeeial Sale

Just arrived. large and elegant as
sortment Of Fine Dress Suits, which
We purchased at greatly-reduced prices,
and propose to make run on this week.
VIII save you Is to 20 per cent. by
calling at the
TEN-PER-CENT. CLorHING-HoUsE,
3l3 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27
asa HcG SHEEP. on CATTLE FENCE IT SN| WITHOUT RIVAL

buIsoug pgght visible . plank fence
dtoA
pekes entirely
se
vi turn IN IN
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snd 10 nhe ak nupe and g
Agricultural society," Richmond ls for poultry
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27
SMOKE TRIxY CIaARs.
EORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
l. AN OLD NURSE


MKs. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
is the prescription OF one OF the best female
physicians aud nurses In the United States,
and has been used for forty yean with
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feeble infant Of one week old TO the adult.
IL corrects acicity OF the stomach. relieves
wind collie. regulates the bowels and gives
rest. health, and comfort 10 mother and
child. We believe II the best and sursss
remedy in the world. In all cases of aysen-
terry and diArrhoa In children, whether
ar,spg from teethinS or from any other
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less the (ae ssniie Of CURTIS & PERKINS
10 On the outside wrapper. Sold By ell
medicine deaisx Twenty cents bot
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27
Most Of the dry people took defeat
msnfully, simply sayin, that tney
horxd fox t.tt.x 1,,eLr o.. "a tina

hshiuiiys bmp'y saying tuss
hoped for better luck next time.
The election passed of with wonder
ful quietness, considering the heat CO.
eendered by the clash Of opinions last
week. There was no disturbance ct
the election worth mentioning, and
there were none Of the rush and push at
the polls so often seen in political con-
tests.
Indeed, Richmond has the right to
congratulate herself upon the good
sense and good temper displayed by her
people from the beginning TO the end
ing Of the contest. Few campaigns
here were ever conducted more fairly.
or will leave less rancor. II some
warn words were occasionally passed
in the heat Of the prolonged debate, it
is not to be wondered at. The surprise
is that there were not more. The whole
thing went off, magnitude considered.
with as little friction as could have been
expected.
Only one ont Of the twenty-four pre-
cincts in the city was carried by the
Prohibitionists-the Third in Marshall
Ward.
jackson Ward, where the colored
vote largely predoninates, gave the vet
ticket Tousing majority.
Around the wet headquarters, on
Broad street, where the returns were
received, there was large and jubilsnt
crowd last night. A number of con-
gratulatOry speeches were made. BY
l0.o'clock, however, ths people had
dispersed, the rooms were closed, and
the officers and committeeman gone TO
their homes to enjoy the balmy sleep
which comes after hard days work.
The figures following are from re-
turns received at the Dispatch Office
and at wet headquarters
Vote Of Richmond "For" and
Against License.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27

Messrs. Atkinson & Davies, attor-
neys for the Richmond and Chesapeake
Railroad Company, presented in the
clerks Office Of Hsnrico County Court
for record on yesterday . mortgage
for el.50o, 900. Tho tar paid on this
mortgage vas 1850. This only en-
braces hat portion Of the road from
ibe Hesrico line TO Sandy Point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27

scoTT's EMULSION OF PuRE oD-LrvRn
OIL, WITH HYroPBosPHirEs. 10 . most
valuable remedy for consumption. scrosuls.
wasting diseases Of children. colds, sud
chronic coughs. and In eli conditions where
there Is q ioss OF nesn. . lack OF nerve-
power, and q general debility OF the sys-
fAI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27
6sy MITTELD0RFER'S GREAT
BARGAIN SALE THIS WEEK.

ARRIVAL or NEW DS-DRESS
GOODS OF ALL KINDS AND
ALI. PRICES.
6-s ETAMINES. in all cOlors. at 25c. worth
d2hc.:
SATIN BERBEES az I4c worth csc
CANVAS and CRAZY CLOTH SUITINGS.
EOUs LII. TKtCUTINE HOMESPUNS
CASIIMERLS, Ola GONALS. COMBl-
NATION SUlTiNGS at very low figures.
At MITTELDORFEh'S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27

To CoNsUaITIyEs.-Nauy have besn
happy 10 give their testimony In favor OF
the use OF "WIDBoRs PURE CoD-LfyER
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Asthma Diphtheria. and all the diseases Of
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27
IIenrico County Court.

In this court yesterday James King,
against whom the grand jury had made
six presentments for selling liquor on
Sunday, appeared, confessed judgment,
and was fined sl0 in each case. The
court was engaged during the remainder
Of the day correcting errors in the de-
linquent tax lists, and in the afternoon
adjourned over until Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27

BARON vON HUMBOLDT In his travels and
explorations In South America. became
deeply interested IN the wonderful proper.
ties OF the Coca plant Consumption and
asthma. he says. are unknown among the
natives who use IL. aud 1t is furthermore
conducive TO longevity. The Coca forms
one OF the ingredients Of the Liebig Com
papys celebrated Coca Beef Tonic. 1T is
conducive to health and longevity. Its use
Is very beneficial. Examples OF longevity
are numerous among the Indians, who from
boyhood up have used 81. Cases are not
unfrequeDt OF Indians attaining the great
age Of one hundred and thirty years, /" says
Professor J. J. Van Tshudi Travels In PERU.
Invaluable In dyspepsia, liver-com plaint,
cancer. debility. biliousDess.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27
SMOKE TRIxY CIGARS.

THE DISPATCH JoB-PEIsrISa Horss 10
thoroughly equipped 70 do all kinds OF
Book AND JoB-PRISTIs6 st the shortest
notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27
SMOKE TRIxY CIGARS.

LOOK OUT The country Is flooded with
adulterated Lard. BE SURE you are no, using
10. lis odor when cooking betrays IL.
CAssARD's STAR BgASD" LARD Is
PURE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27
city Democratic Committee.

Colonel Cary has called q meeting Of
the City Democratic Committee for to-
night, when it is expected that action
with reference to holding the primary
election will be taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-27

Julius Meyer, the veteran dry-goods
merchant, will sail for Europe on tho
North GermapL Lloyd Line early in May.