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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16

Who rise unreffeshed feel IsDgu'd throuS1
ibe day. have little appetite Hno wnoe
n res exhibit a sailow tint are on tn' snorl
,ouis 10 the grave Unlessfbev car euec.s
lot reach old eye. iuvigorstton 70 tnrs onty
o.tsps o. their phi, seal salvation. up,n
r o<ieif,re Sfunscb Biiters they cnn re- y W
fnruish them with The st.ibius. WHICH IN
orers uuisite OF heath ard 10 remove tnt
p,,lue 90 use Of continued deoiiit, 'nuiges
ion ard non. az. Imitation OF the 700. we
eiats thee causes ~ one. since tuey
Joint fupc Ions ~ enc organ. tne nfo ,,
chiefly. Built up spd Iebsoiliialep VIII
I'M tuperh resi- orative Of vtgor, ine s'sssn
may bid defiance 10 malaria, rneumst,s'n
bIn1der and kidney diseases. ana otner
uelssts prone 10 at,sck the entaeolei
The Biuers not only affords sa'esut,u
a nrnn MT reform IN the condition OF
drnwsy or disordered liver and irresS.s'
bouels dc I4-Tu rb(w)Ssa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16

Truly lILAISs's chances for the Reoubli'
cen nomination for President in 1883 seen
70 De growing small by degrees and hcan'i'
fully leSs. To The list Of organs that have
recently gwen bin KICK ~c have now to
uGd tie 1t. Louis Gtots- Democrat. That
rarcr says:
alt j. gradually becoming some hing less
than high reason To- suggest That MIR. Blame
is not The only man in the Republican party
who is fl for tie prcsi jential nomination OF
1888. The meuiion OF John sherman q,
candidate is now only misdcneinor, and
he sugg e>tion Of Judge Gresham Is not
rated above felony. There are others
who, within the next two years, ~ y be
named ~ possible candidates withoutsuO'
iCcting the amer 10 the death penalty.
We shall not I've surprised II in the near
future the Tribune boldly cuts loose from
the Pumed Knight, especially as the name
o. EbNUNDs has already been gently wills
rcIed IN its columns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
New YORK Capital and the South

New L OrK COplJal anu Nllo oOuIH'
The New York Journal Of Commerce
seldom speaks upon any subject until 1t
knows wha, it Is talking about. We,
therefore note with especial pleasure that
II has turned i,s attention TO "the in.
creesipg prosperity OF the SOUTH In
recent ksue 1t dwells upon the resources
aud " undeyeloped industries" Of tins see
ton, and in encouraging New York capi-
falists to make investments here, says:
"Sew York Is deeply Interested in the
honestly earned prosperity OF the South be
ca,,se she Is one OF our best customers.
The increase OF her wealth means more
business for our merchants and shippers,
our manufacturers, our banks and insu
rance. offices. A good snare OF northern
money iudiciousiy invested al the South
finds It's way North ssai0. This cannot b.
said 81 capital sunk ia those mining specu.
iatiOns ~ the West which have drawn ~
much from New York, while tue South has
long begged in vain for 3 similar displ, " oi
confidence In Der resources. Aud, ASIDE
from the practical business view OF the nat.
ttE. there IL always reason for Us 10 rejOic.
over signs Of better times al the South, be.
cause, with tier coming, the last lingering
traces OF sec.ionshSn will, we hope, dis
appear both there and here"
Such utteiances from such source can
not fail TO hsye great weight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
Nero Fidaling while Rome sson Fire
the lime for Action m a. Coms-Eid-
dleberger fiiIi or Nothing.

10 tie Editor q The Dispatch:
The Dispatch bas sounded the keynote
Of alarm. Day after day and month after
month has IL demonstrated that the cred
iiors are blinded by the spirit Of Sbylsck.
Virginia is aroused. The rumblng Of the
distaut thunder Is heard. Patience Is ex.
Dausied. NOw for the utimdtum. Let the
Legislature be summoned and show TO the
world that the old Common wealth is not
altogether shorn OF her strength, and that
there is life in the old hand yet. The pr,n.
cipal Of the stSte debt Is absolutely under
the control OF the law. making body. Pre-.
cious time has been wasted in discussing
the decisions and opinions OF the Fedora
courts. Away with any more OF this non
sense. Go back 70 first principles. starr
AZ the beginning. Ne more dills-daliying
Yirginians, choke the vampire that Is suck
ing your very likelihood. Il. B. ID.
December 10, 1886.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
Tennyson'g Latest.

II, as stated IN a cable dispatch. the lines
FROM TgNsYsos's new poem, published
ia our issue OF today, are among
the most striking ia the production,
the poet laureate would well have been
content to let his reputation rest upon pre-
yious efforts. Nowhere do the lines re-
ferred to do Justice 70 TssSYsoS's poetic
fancy as manifested IN his earlier works.
There Is nothing Ia them that will be TO.
1nembcred or is worthy 10 be remembered.
They contain no gem OF thought that will
become fixed In the mind--no note that
viii awaken a responsive chord In the heart.
10 say the least. they suggest nothing moro
than the fickering name Of expiring genius.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
NJ. S. FREDENHElN'S,
Gil EAST RRNAL HTREET.


wPslso wish to Inform our patrons that
foi ihis week We have present IN store FOR
them. 10 those purch aslng from us 10 the
amount 81 al so or over we Will present.
m IMFORTED NOVELTY IN the shape OF "a
IlendsOme Bresstpin. -
cur III cCs for This week on MlbblNEH1
GOODS VIII be lower than ever
Several lets Of GOOD SHAPES IN FeltS-lu
peifect-clOsiDg ont at 30 40, and SOC;
A few GOOD SHAPES In French sur tells
VYLVFTkkNS. Black. from CSC. worth
COLONEL vELvETEENs from S5c. worth
DRESS, sILK-FINTsHED. vELvETs. 20
inches wide for coo. worth TO day Toe :;
SILK VELVET IN all Colors aud Black
beautiful quslity-Eec. worth si.lO:
DRIES tttNiNING9-au enormous Nnrie'
ty-consistlnR Of JET and Beaded Pas7e
meutenes. Gimps Gallons and Drop
Trimmings, Hussnr aud tuslier Drua
mems Beaded Flouuciugs Marah)n.
Moss Astracngn Slik ana WOrs Ell
Chenille Fringes aud various Ot rr
Drt - Trimmings at half the manuidc
turers ard importers price Can dnd
iitppci before buy ing elsewhere
OeTRIt "A and FANCY FEAFHER'-An
immense assOrtment-at prices thstdeN
competition
Our sssortment OF RIBBONS cannot be ex.
celled any where as We have almost
Every COor Every Wl1th Every quail
livery Price and Every, Eyery-Prll
never mind, Just call IN and we viii trJ
and suit YOU AVERY TINE.
TRIMMED PATTERN HASA lovely as
sortmeut; -
HAS and BO"NETS TRIMMED 10 order
in Il q latest styles and In any design
sou may call for. Every body pleased
ana nobody displeased is our motto.
ira, Trade supplied At ~ FFfn:sIEy f1T io'A
deI4-Su Tu6Th GIL east Brood street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16

Tie Nashville Amer,cdn, in commenting
upon The case Of Dr.. WOODROW, says:
at i said that the long controversy
which ibis case has given rise to ms de-
,elopcd The fact that DR.. Woodrow Is not
10y any means the only minister OF nromi.
r,pce IN that lthe Preshyteri'nl Church
Who accepts The doctrine OF evolution, and
1t may be- that the trouble lie has engen-
deTcd Is not yet ended
EitLer the Americans information Is in
corrcc, or the ministers OF prominence re-
tcrred to are keeping very dark. The pro-
cCcdings OF tie last meeting Of the General
Assembly fully establish that fact.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
MARRIED AGAINST THEsR VIII,
A Quecr Divorce Case in the Provi-
dencs Courts.

A Providence Or. ~ special says: To-
day 8 queer divorce case was brought to
The front In this city, where the divorce
docket Is very large, there being nearly two
hundred cases 10 be disposed OF. The
plaintiff. Mrs. Thenia .Krohne, had Pc
culiar story to tell. She was married and
yet not married. She has been living IN
Providence for three years, and in Nav
Of this year her uncle. Mr.. Cohen, wanted
her TO 20 10 New York and marry his
nephew, Samuel J. krohne, OF that
city. She protested against the marriage
because she did not love her cousin; but
her uncle threatened 10 dlsewn her II she
refused TO marry. Not understanding
English very we'll, she was led TO the Cily
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16

\ citizen of AlbemarIc county, in let.
ter 10 the Governor urging him to call an
extra session OF the Legislature, has this ia
say touching the payment OF taxes
"Many OF us do not intend TO pay in
either f oupOns or money! il we can help
ourselves until this question is t,ken ont
Of tie bands of spectators, demagognes,
and LAWYERS and settled beyond all contin-
gencies forever
The public eau draw their own conclu'
sion as to where the responsibility for such
sentiments rests.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16

Senator Vest IL up In arms about newspt
per Misrepresentation. lie says he bought
residence In Washington for $500; that
he paid $500 down aud borrowed $4,000
from Don Cameron at per cent, and a.
security gave deed Of trust on the pro-
perry. Now be says the newspapers have
accused him OF buying magnificent resi-
dence ~ the fashionable West Fad for
100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
DEATHS

sy.ArGUTER Died In Atlanta. Ga
r,c.n her 10Th MARY. the beloved VIE %
NsjoT Mercer slaughter. ,,..,.,
3be ipt-tment took place a. orange court
mouse her Old home, sunday.
WHARTON - Died. OF pneumonia. ut her
PARENTS residence. No. 40I norm Secon, ,
,ueet RUBE ROSS, infant daughter oi
James G. and Mapie II, wharton
Suffer little children TO come unto Ne
ard forhid them not for OF sucn istae king
doIn OF Heaven"
ptrfnn.,al will take place from her pa
,e,i.' residence THIS AFTERNOON NJ "a
Ill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
Arfasian Wells.

A contemporary, Ia discussing the qiss'
ton Of pure-wa,er supply. says:
"Ssvsnnlh Is finding IA difficulty At al
in procuring pure Aresi'n water. Her
la,eet big wei flows 500 900 gallons daily,
ard was only probcd 500 feet. From t~o
wells adjacent Ia each other there Is a u ~
Of wstee " 1000. 600 gallons ia twenty FUR
nours. Four more wells may suilice TO
supply the whole CITY,"
The Ariesisn well alone can solve the pro-
blem OF pure. water supply for cities. the
sooner the authorities of those cities whose
water supply is drawn from rivers liable to
contamination rccog n!ze this fact the better
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
Atlanta and Richmond Men Form .
Syndicate.

ATLANTA, GA, December ia synii-
cate Of Atlanta and Richmond capitalists
has Just been formed for the erection OF
Two l50.ton iron furnaces al Oxauna,
which Is IN the centre Of the Alabama iron
aud coal regions, on the crossing OF the
Georgia Pacific and the East Tennessee
roads. adjoining Admission. These furnaces
VIII cost s3s0,OO0. Other large works are
also projected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
GItY TAXES.
OFFICE OF CITY COLLECTOR, I
RICIt AoND. November 80. 1886.

OFFICE OF CITY COLLECTOR,
RICil8 oND. November 80, 1886.
rg'UIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN
DAILY
between the hourS OF O'Clock A. 4. and
O'Clock y. NJ from the
:jrn 70 TIE 3lsT DAY or DECEMBER
1855. INCLUSIVE,
for the purpose OF receiving from all per.
SONS
TAXES Due THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
ANY IetsOn who shall fall 10 pay sald taxes
within the tiTae so limited will be considered
delinquent, and will be charged penalty OF
FIVE Pen CENT. srd interest at the rate
Of s pec centuln per annum.
A. Il. wOODsON,
de lin CITY Collector.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16

"The report TO the effect that the Car
had ordered constitution suitable for the
needs of the Russian empire sounds very
like 4 romantic fiction" A constitution
suitable TO the needs of the Russian empire
would have to be pretty strong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
CYCLE,
3II Bread street.

THIS week will br very important to sil.
oui HOLIDAY GODU~ -. All 1tsptAyei .
our basement Ne have eugager I've young
lsdies so take charge ~ these goods AMI tho
pubic generally are res pectfuuy nav. cd 10
examine tbem. We nave everything you
Gun think 81 IN Plush Gouds-tne nnr-L l.ns
Ia tue city brass Goods. siNer~ate aud
Toys
We JUS. purchased about sT5 CLOAkS
from one Of the largest surt. on.lpus-s m
tcw York city. rney ar s-riu1- Styles
among the 97j sou Wl .ui lIi ~
ClOAkS tor STA worth "a. CD - Lsi -
NkM MARKETS ~ 81 sud - wpr'l iolpe
the money ChiIdrrt q CLoAH- ~ ~ -
t. suit sny purse. Fine line ~ q \, htr~
SHAW SatlOc ALL-HDDL SHAW Lat
, 4tc. Weere selling a good NUE. fpr SIC.
hey arr not the GHaIitV ~ ITO go MAJ
,ru see advertised. IS AtMDEsL| ~ q
csc TO So So: one .otOf tuI ireu Bal no
fbls at 25c We have good stock Ladies.
fil irens. ami G-utirmeus KID At
WORST - Gi OWES Nlcr SIX HAND
hEhCHIEtS FOR Gentlemen ~ ior tf.u-
ueWens Co.pTei.i ordered hrms1t"Iei
tst uktIrhIc'A u|iN 80 4" worth 3 Ltftr
sile " HlTk and tEtAM six ~
err h. uuN S.. N.4ck PAD Slk Mu''as
o,iy 7tc Boys SEAL CAP5 onY 90 .
teller tusIi N on Is Doe deurc"eu ALL.
% DOI 5. EF. lOrtu ri-tT trade. uu.. 900.
@uith 500. uur LACE CURTAINS So =
..iuW nave been admired by ueHN ~
Just rtct Fei smother large iu. mis-
s.rk We 1dNIse a.l WuO nave nor rHu 81.
flau CH bMEAk tprtll ou g-.-fp u H 10
-..rf .oW a. tn Q, per cont Ten trsr-- -
'M GGt1SHt . worm more Ipn.v r.u-
t',utuE Tlt@ from $50 Goo - 1873 ,-S
lMBitr LA STANDS s0i TABLES 4u.y
1tr "a uilt Spreads 5000 '". 20 g.
Just received q large 'uf ~ taf.... 'iI-liN
UNDtk"EAH. ol'i . -. ibtH~.
ID Broad street.
-CARPtT5 stc.-. ....o,.
d-It-ratU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16

A contemporary. commenting upon the
fact that SHERMAN Is known to own larIe
number of shares in two national blnkS.
asks whether he owns shares in all the
national banks. That question strikes u ~
rather poIsOnal- and suggestive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16

Pennsylvania woman has been arrested
for cXtTacling money from the mails.
Nevertheless. we contend that there are
cases in which women lave perfect right
10 extract money from the males.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16

The Philadelphia Times says: "a
POINTER for the candidate No demagogue
ever sat in the Whue.House chair" What
about RUTnyf But perhaps the Times
thinks be does not rise even to the dignity
o. 11mnnnnN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
LEaE, GEaEz'E, &C.


7 me- LIMEl! LIME!!!
600 barrels FRESH ROSENDALE CE-
MhST.
1000 barrels FRESH CALCINED PLAS
IES
800 barrels FRESH MARBLE DUST
ius, arrived per schooner u. =. HallOck. tol
sale low from the vessel. Schooner Georgis
Br,-y daily expected with large csrgD Of
FRESH ROCKiAND LlME. In stock
FRESH ~ PORTED PORrLA sd 6HEN
bs.NRlCAN CEMENTS. PLA~TE% PARIS
AARBLE DUST WHITE SAND. baief
CATTLE HAZE, and LATHS, SAVAGE
FtSE-BNICK and CLAY. Our ANCHOR
LIHE always on hand freSh.
WARsER MOORE.
'0Jt Seventeenth street, south side Oocb.
LIMP and Ground Plaster. Sumar and
Eark. dc ,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
E,~ ESTABLISHED IN l843.
OSCAR CRAM & CO..

UCIh WI
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
FINE WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS.
beg leave to call attention to their large
s,och Of tue above mentioned goods, most
OF Which are OF their own importation from
he first houses in Europe.
sHERRIE5 OF many different qualities.
rom the lower 10 the very nnest grades;
MApEIRAS from ten 10 finy years old;
RKANDIEs. vin,sges nom 1877 to 1874
Their stock OF fire RYE. BOURBON. ANp
STOTCH wHlSKEYS. JAN AGA AND ST
O. ok Rum. APPLE AND PEACH BEAN
DIES, is not surpassed by any house IN TINS
cttv de 5-tDe3l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16

Chicago specIai says the bonnet reform
Checking bonnets at theatres) has reached
tLet city. The bonnet reform most needed
bears not so much upon theatres as II does
upon nockcts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
Mounts. Isws.RY,Ao,
ApyHRTISI1G AGENCY.

NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
- For "a check for twenty doilas we VII
urint ten-iine advertisement IN l,OO0OOe
,bues OF leading American ne"bpa Pets quo
an tlete Tue Work within ten DAYS. ruis
% Il the rae OF only one tifth OF cent a
me for 600 circulation! The advertise
.."ut WI appear In but single issue ofa .
rtper, and consequently WILL he placed 10
'4rs one million Il ffereni newspaper pur
.,lgers-Or FIVE MILLION READEE5 mt ls
que. as ia sometimes stated. tnat eyerS
.ewspaper - looked ~ by i've persons ON
qu aveiAge Ten lines will accom- mod&te
f.out sevcuty-fve words. Address, WIN
NV OF advertisement aud check, or seDd
SOD cents for book OF l76 pages.
GEORGE p. lowell & Co.
10 Spruce street. New YORK.
90 24.d swts VT De27
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16

There is man in cincinnati who insists
that The North Poleis surrounded by mag
uelic lake. BLAINE might renew his mag
nctism by taking bath in it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16

DOLL AND FANCY SALE AND
- SUPPER at ". Johns SuDds. School,
corner Twenty fourth and Broad streets
THURSDAY and FRIDAY. Decem l6th
.ud l7th. Sale opens at 7. supper
srrves a. =. NJ. supper Is cents Admit
sion, 10 cents. The hOGer OF each ticket Is
ufeseuted With a Christmas GIT.
de IA. tn Th&F3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16

The State endorses as a "timely warn
ing" eur remarks Of Yesterday touching
iLe tax on fuitbrsndies aud tobacco and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16

H. relation TO the Democratic candidate Tor
President IN 1883, and says:
The dil', renee between our friend 81
the Dispatch and ours Ives Is that while we
went Ia iskc our revenue straight he likes
q little protection in his"
At any rate We viii not quarrel over the
suear-aowl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16

II requires but trial 10 convince every
one that Salvation Oil will cure all PAIN.
70 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16

DEMOVED TO l440 EAST MAIN
IL STPEET where have just received
scsrOf CHUlCF PoRrbhMON BANANAS
suitable for the holidays. | have also In
S'OBe-
81 barrels MALAGA GRAPES:
20 barrels ia MAlCA ORANGES;
20 crates JAMAICA ORANGE;
10 boxes tIORIrA ORANGES;
40 toxes MIS- INA LEMONS (360's);
20 boxes PEA M (assOrtedl;
IS barrels APPLES (assor ed.
VII LIAM JENKINS.
COnmissiOn Merchant,
i'eIG.2t Ill0 east Main street.
a merry Christmas, with hearty good
cheerl
Many good wishes. with a happy New
Year.
May the wishes come In reality, and boun
tifuI TO those IN need,
Ard their homes filed with happiness
with d'sbesslngs indeed
-Greeting from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
THE RlCHsoSD DISPATCH.
BY THE DiSrAfcH cosranY

rps DAHL uIspafCn ia delivered w
Subscribers ~ sip7ssr CENTS per week, .s.y-
eble 20 the carrier w.esiy Walled ~ ~ pot
ennum; o. fo, STA iooRihs, sisn 'nr three
months: 500. tor 600 usoo'b.
the sr:MI-wRfELy nisPATCHst@ps'
onnuni. or 81 for SIX months.
me wRkWisT n's"srNB 81 81 per ."
uum.
The SUNDAY DiePAICb NJ u.no 30
srnara. OF 7so. tofsix c,ootbs.
subscriptions n al cV~s rsSaOie 'n Az
vance, and 40 pepef c"','ioncd after tneeh
pifaisop OF the si0s F,s,d 'or. send posi-
once money -or,ies check or re-, 's,e'ed 'et-
ter. Cureucy sent Nv osW vii no ~ .o'
risk " tbe SENDER. ssp"ssr'perr wisn,nl
their pcSt-ot'ice changed must give 'hern'h
a well - tha- nae pnst.o0'cA esm"s
oopise lrHe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
aE~CcTEEzEs-f
A..l AAslaA

The fur eral OF Dr. u G.. HARRISON viii
fshe place THIS thursday EVENING at
= o'cl, elk from ~. James church. Friends
and acausinta noes are invited TO attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
ERlEF CON NEWT.

A blind New York defaulter has fled to
c. NADIA. Generally, the victims are blind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16

u. q T.. III.
oURSTOCK or Fanny GOODS FOR THE
HOLIDAYS
SURPRISES all past efforts In Elegance and
var ETY..
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS
SCRAP Al. 81 NS,
Bones OF WIZ TING PAPER
from 90 pes box upward.
WRITING. DESKS,
WORK BONES.
PISQUE ORNAMENTS,
TDOL car STS.
HAND MIRRORS.
STAND MlkROhS,
DRESSING. Asses,
hHANING-CAStS
CAkp. RtCEIVtRS.
FANCY SHE'LL BOXES Ina va
riefv ~ shapes aud sizes.
MANICURE CASES
BEONZE ORNAMENTS.
Brass GOOdS.
HAMMERED. BRASS MATCH-SAFES.
TRAYS In several sizes.
WHiSK-HOLBER5
CKUAo.PLATFl9 and BRUSHE'. &c.
Dolls.
Ne have them In such variety that n Is
pICe nom sc. up.
H0RdkrTcjHc/$.
4 pretty. useful. aud appreciated p''srn'
g. shy time rs u nice HANDhf az ~ ~.
u Fryc Them for ladies In "a mite H-u
.ri.nrd tsncy Huri-,s tmpro''erei Or
,rf, pud numerous other styles Fo- R9-'
r.p.r. vr have pI4in Wnltt WHITE Heu-
.t,folad ~ Ia Rnfde,s. Fancy Borders d.
\ variety ~ -, les for children.
WR H0RdReTChicjS.
oar assortment Of ,hese GOODS = SO Ia y
80 10 REQUIRE separate notice. We nave 'rch
et abundance ~ styles that we ask tou 10
r. ID aud examine before making your par
rl+ka-
We have also n extensive assortment OF
jiHWcrS
81 cashmere and ~ white litni. aud
tsfR color, ID = e. AITrELuORt ER.
de f-~u TuG1n 5l7 Broad Slfeti,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16

NOW is THETIME TO CALL AND
get the best-sultsble for presentation. We
offer hooks for old and young. ALBUMS.
CHRIsTMAs-CARDs, DESKS, WORK
BOXES, DRESSING. CASES. POCKET
BOOKS, and an endless variety Of unique
l FANCY ARTICLES.
de 5-d&w RANDOLPH & ENGLISH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16

Rev. Thomas =. Hay. Of Aiken, ;. c.,
WLo recently accepted Il call TO the plsiorate
Il The PrcSbyteyian church al Goldsboro'
has been compelled to decline on account Of
i'll health.
Chief.Justice Smiths opinion in the
dr!mmeTs.licen.e case, synopsis OF
winch was sent to you yesterday, is con.
sldered able. IL was the only case OF gene
rel importance on the docket, aud the opin.
Ion was awaited with cIgerness.
Dir. w. A. WitberS. OF the Department
Of Agriculture, was summoned to his
home, at Davidson Collese. yesterday by
news OF the fatal illness oi his brother.
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An attempt was made list night at Will
mjnyton to murder William Howe, a neycO
whose employm cnt Of non-union steve.
dOIcs has led TO trouble there. Several
NEGROES watched for Howe. Sim0n Rich
ard,on lcoloTed) passed near them. MIS-
lakinc him for Howe. one Of the assissin-
fred on him. The ball entered the back OF
the hip ana lodged near the groin. The
wound i, serious. Wien the mistake waE
disco, cred several negroes went to Rich
qrG>On's house ana told his wife her hui.
ranG rad been shot by mistake.
Nathan Jones. charged with being one OF
a.sassiny. Is in jlii. IN belongs TO the Ia
bpr union.
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