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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
Allowing GsmiaG In His Place.

Yesterday morning Henry Shields ana
Brown Harris doth colOred) were before
the Police Court charged with being disor-
derly on the street. Policeman vest ar
rested the accused for creating disturbance
on the street.
Shield, said that Harris was his stcp-S1D.
saturday night be found Harris and several
other boys in Hucher's bar-room, ut the
corner Of Nineteenth and Main streets,
playing cards. lie endeayored I" take nm,
nome. when he violently resisted, and
while they were struggling in the street Po-
liccman Ve,t came up and arrested them.
Justice Richardson dismissed the case and
issued bench warrant against Antony
Hulcherior permitting unlawful gaming to
be car led on In his house.
Mr.. Hulcher, who was in court. came
forward and surrendered himself, and wa
baiIed for his appearance this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
AsHARPER's wORIi.
He Disappears with Walter Neison''
EOrAe md BugEY.

George B. Thompson, the young "conil-
douce man" who robbed Mr.. W. y. Par
sons, Of Goocbland. OF a fine gold watch al
Ford's Hotel Friday night, or some one
,nsvenug ThOmpson's description, Salur-
dav morning won't TO the liycTy-stable OF
Walter Nelson, Esq, situated in Manches-
ter, on Hull street opposite the post-onlre'
aud hired horse and buggy. lie
rcprescnted that he had Teen over
there to see about the purchase Of
some real estate, and SAID he desired to
90 out about three miles beyond the FAIR
Grounds to look at a 300-acre tract Of land.
lie said he was IN hurry TO make the trip,
as he wished TO return TO the city as soon
4. possible 10 attend to some other matters,
and that a. he could not tell exactly how
long he would be gone be would ply the
hire for the team on his return. 1t seems
that he decided not 10 return, but kept on
in the direction Of Fredericksburg.
Mr.. Nelson constantly expected Thomp-
son 20 rCtuTn, 20 made no effort 10 over
take him; but as the latter had not " showed
up" Friday, the former tcIegraphed TO
those places where he thought II m'S'
likely that he would hear from his proper
~. Monday he received telegram stating
that his horse had been caught in Fred
cricksburg. He at once went up thcre n
see about if, but had not returned last
| night.
Nothing has been heard concerning the
Whereabouts Of the buggy and harness OF
| Of Thompson. Thompson is represented
rs being about twenty one yegrS old, a
blonde. well dressed, and having very
| sentl,mauly and pleasing appearance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
Manchester News.

The relniOn Of the Chesterfield Troop
will take place at Bon Air to-day. Gov
ernor Lee, General Wickham. Major Oulr,
aud other officers have been Invited to At
tend. as have the widows OF deceased mem
bers and all members Of the old historic
and gallant troop. Every arrangement Ia
been perfected, and there will no doubt De
large crowd and most enjoyable time.
Superintendent ii. A. Maurice will give
the first ei series OF lectures on English
Literature to the pupils OF the High-School
lhis or tomorrow evening.
Mr.. John II. Foster, for number o'
wears one Of the best citizens and most
prominent grocers of this city. left yesicr-
day with his family Tor Atlanta, Ga. where
he has already established business, and
Which place will be his future home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
T;,.C.po-.unrIe. Quarantine.

Or. stralton, president Of the Board OF
Uc.llh, has addressed letter 10 Surgeon
General Hamilton, United states navy
urging that the quarantine at Cape Charie-
be not closed on the 3l,t instant, ~ con-
templated, but that it he maintained "a> 3
protection against the incursion OF small
nox," &c. "In view OF the fact tha'
cholera is now prevalent in Europe, yel-
low.ieyer reported In Louisiana, small
poX not only IN Paris, Brussels, and VI
enua, but also in our own country (BrooN'
lvn having reported one case on the l6tu
c-.-l--,, ~ ,.~-,.I sucni, soy ~
Slratton, "almost like leaving Us TO our
fate and inviting the appearance, certainly
Of smallpox, in our midst to discontinue
this quarantine at the present time"
Governor Lee endorses the letter: 81
concur in the opinion expressed by Dr.
Siratton, and express the hope that thu
Surgeon. General Will give the subject hl'
careful consideration"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
Natural tsas "a Fluid.

A Pittsburgh special says: Cham'er'
Miller. of SewIckley, Pa, hollis the theory
that natural gas is confined in the earth III
A fluid state. and has filed cdre1t for a pl-
tent designed to conduct This fuid 10 the
surface and info rcccptaclcs for itS prc'eryi-
tIon. II this theory should pIoyc correct
twill be the greatest discovery Of th, age,
a. the iluld brought to The surface, ana con
fined ct pressure Of, say, COO pounds to
the square inch, can be utilized to an incon-
ce;vable extent as fuel. A locomotive, for
instance, with a few gallons OF the iluid,
would have supply Of fuel sufficient Il
run IL from Pittsburgh TO Chicago. lni an
ocean steamer would require only few
barrels 10 make the trip To Europe.
4 tcst OF the theory will IN all probability
be made at an early day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27

Eustace, MS Laura Livingstone. display.
marked dramatic ability, and Is the star oil
the troupe. Mr.. Barry, In his many roles.
proves himself an experienced actor. MISS
Grabowsky, who bas been on the boards
three weeks, II is said, exhibits good
stage presence, and gives promise OF he
coming an actress of no mean repute. Mr.
Marlborough, rs Porkey Clark, does his
song-and. dance business with vim, and
as the trough" sustalns his character
well. The rest OF the cast, which Is
large one, Is on the average.
"Tbe Geneva Cross" will be paved by
the same troupe Friday and Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
LETTER FROM THE PREsIDCYr.
Mr.. Cleveland writes His Thanks To
G1ycTnOF Lee, &c.

The Governor yesterday received letter
written by President Cleveland IN whc'l
his EXcelency states that the presidential
party arrived home late Thursday night.
lie then goes on to express his sincere ap-
Vrcclalion Of what he terms the kindness
and courtesy Of the people Of Virginia
toward him during his visit TO Richmond,
which, he adds, has been constant
theme Of conversation and congratuhtion.
lie makes particular inquiries bout the eX-
Confederate soldier who was fatally wound
Cd bv the premature explosion Of q cmnon
at the Soldiers Home while firing salute
in honor Of the President, and in his letter
ne also indicates desire to do whatever
is "n his power to make him more com
Portable in his misfortune" lie asks Gov
ernor Lee to point out the best way in
which it can be done.
Governor Lee has not yet answered the
letter, but when he does he VIII tell the
President OF the poor fellows death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
Old SaulS
.Cat2PPh Cure

DfIruggisis or by Mall. 2j cents.
OLD SAUL COMPANY.
baltimore. Md,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
The baptist Social Union.

The next regular Social Union OF the
Or. denomiqalion viii rrny 9e hed a. PI
address OF welcome will be made by Mr..
lanes B. Winston. The address OF the oc-
c.sion WIFI be made by Rev. Or. +. NJ. III
IL. pastor Of Eutaw.Street Baptist church,
Baltimore. A very interesting feature VIII
be the presence of Rev. DR.. 5. A. Good
nln. who has lust accepted call to Leigh
street Baptist church. DR.. Goodwin Is on
the programme for speech. and the occa-
sion will be rich intellectual As we'll o.
enjcuresn feast. The members will be ac'
companied by their ladies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
Rinhmand Ihcafre.

The severe rain-storm necessarily Affected
lhc attendance at the Theatre last evening,
Lut The audience was greater than could
rave been expected, due to the great at.
traction afforded by "The Wall-Street
Bandit" 1t was most admirably per-
formed by the company, and passed oil
without a hitch or n flaw. This comedy
drama ought TO be witnessed by all lovers
OF art. SO interesting is the plot that the
comic portion OF the play is temporarily
forgotten, only to be pleasingly remem,
bered afterward. There Will be crowded
house al to-day's matinee and at night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
SALISBg gHY.
sudden Death OF "a Minister-An TX
element.

Especial telegram 10 the Dlspatch.l
SALISBURY, n. c., October 26.-Rey. Jo-
.eph Clark, formerly OF Virginia, OF the
Episcopal Church, preached here in st.
Luke church on sunday. Early on Mon
dav morning, while seatedat 4 table reading.
.ewas taken suddenly sick. He was con-
yeycd to his bed, aud died almost immedl'
iiey from apopleXy. He will be buried to-
morrow in the church-yard. He was about
.eyenty-seyeE years old.
Quite an excitement arose here over the
whining at the Graded School OF son OF
Rev. Mr. futile, Of the Baptis, church. by
Professor Riser. the principal OF ine school.
rhe school Committee has investigated the
matter, and virtually sustained both par.
tie,--the principal because he did MT
lranscend his authority, and the boy be-
cause nc was not Us bad rs he was Thought
20 he.
A copious shower to-day ended the dust
and drought,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
parsoneI- uuI Briefs,

W. T. Atkins, Esq, OF Mechienburg'
was in the city yesterday.
The Henrico County Court will moi be 10
c.sion again until Saturday.
several new coupon suits have. been in
>titutod in the United states Court.
The City Circuit Court was engaged
aesin Yesterday calling the office judgment
docket.
Deputy. .Chy.Scrgeant Macon has return
ed. after vi,lt Of few days to Orange
county.
The bursting of a w};er.pipe On Ross
street last night was reported TO the s'i'
tion-houses.
james Holloran, who was shot IN thc
breast on Saturday night by Britain, was
much better yesterday.
II was b. Bccher. and not j. Bccher, a
stated IN Yesterdays DiSp7'ch, that made
an ASSIGNMENT on Monday.
Mis- Winnie Davis is nov the guest oI
General Joseph Il. Anderson, whose WIZ
is IN old friend Of Mrs. DayiS's.
Messrs. George :. Vashon & Son. rea
estate auctiorecrs, Yesterday sold the three
.uck Stores corner OF sixth ana ia'
.'rcds for 29,j0j cash, Mr.. Charles L'
Todd being The purchaser.
Captain Ernest Witt. for mlny year
nromincntly Identified with the press @
| Ills city, now a resident of Jackson7i'in
Fla. telegraphs friends here that he wi
reach tLis city on visit tomorrow night
The British barkentlne Linda Park, 81.
| tons. Thomas Skinner master, cleared yc,
| fcrday for san Jose do Norte, Brazil. Wit
| 1850 barrels Of flour, valuel at S2l, ,4lI.5)
| -hippcd by the haXall-Crcnshaw Com
| pauy.
| The Cbsmber Of Commerce banquet VII
t,he Pl~"e November lllh in the large IN
| formerly ~ uita" II~i) "vo" tho'r r0of1' II
| The Merchants National Bank bull linz
southeast corner OF Main and EleyontI
| .reetF.
Copisin b. c. Cook, formerly collector O
the port OF Richmond, now resident q
Atica, Harper county, Kansas, has bee
nominated unanimously by the Republican
u that county to represent them in tn
Legislature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27

appeared TO be suffering most intensely.
Efforts TO get medical assistance failed. the
doctors being out OF town. This was bis
second trip with the mail. His name and
place Of residence are unknown. A clrcu-
lar bearing the address George Cape, Reids'
Vile, was found on his person. Efforts TO
find and reach bis friends with the sad
news have been made, but up TO this time
nothing has been heard. Seyersl persons
standing In the room were shocked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
The Ind or The Drought.

On the afternoon of Sunday. September
10Th. there was a rainfall here measuring
go inches, aud since then there have been
five light showers but not until yesterday
was the prevailing drought dissipa'ed 10y q
generous rain. There were some good
showers in tue afternoon, and at might a
heavy rain fell, which washed away the
dust and dirt accumulated in the streets Tor
weeks past, and afforded the relief which
the country people have long needed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
Notice OF Motion for Judgaenf on
Bnug hmans' BEND.

Morton Marye, Esq, Auditor OF Public
Accounts, has given notice to the Mes-r,.
Baughman "that on the 25th day Of y y
vember. 1856. the Attorney.Gencral will
move in The Circuit Court Of the city Of
Richmond FOR judgment against you Tor
s520.4l, the amount 10 which the Common
wealth is damaged by The failure on the
part Of G. IL. Blugbman, &. G. Bqughm'n.
and +. A. Baughman, by which name, they
IRE known as well as by the name Of BIngh-
man Brothers, TO perform the cOniraci
which they made with the Commonwealth
OF Virginia, through her agent. Rush L.
DCrr. TO DO specified part OF the pubic
printing tor period Of one year, ending
oG tic iirst day OF May, 1856; also, for in-
tcrts II and costs"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
Rurke. fha Iniled AnilOr.

William Burke, the prisoner who broke
his wrist and was badly bruised while at
tempting TO escape from Jail last week, j.
getting along nicely, and will soon be we'll
Burke broke open his cell, tore up ms
mattress and made II into rope, and at
tached brick 10 one end, which he threw
over the wall. lie was ascending the I'm
provised rope with sailor.like agility when
the guard discovered him. When Burke
saw pistol leyelled at him he let go the
rope and dropped, receiving the injuries
mentioued
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
The Outing club Campfire"

The monthly meeting Of the members oi
the Young Mems Christian Association viii
be held at the Association parlors at $
O'Clock 10 morrow night.
An Outing Club scamp fire " will be the
attraction. Speeches, songs, toasts, and
sido-splitting stories, sketches by the siaf
artist, music, refreshments. &C., &c.
Membership. tickets will admit holder
and one gentleman friend. This is an al'
tractivc lsyout, and the campfire" viii
no doubt be largely attended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
state BOARD Of Medical Examiners.
co nkfha RIch mnnd nihpAL Lc o.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, oct. 20, 1886.
The Medical Examining Board OF Nir.
gina cow enCd in the Opera-ilouSe here to-
day. Dr. II. GIey Latham, Of Lynchburg,
was cl ctcd 10 succeed Dr. William {. DAB.
uey as president, the latter having resigned
to accept proft ssor,bip in the University
II NirgiuiI. DR.. Herbert Claiborne, OF
Petersburg, Vas elected yice-president.
There are seven applicants before Tue
Board. bylaws were adopted for the gov
ersment Il the Board and those appearing
ieiore IL.
Representative doctors from all over The
state are present, attending the seventeenth
annual meeting OF the State Medical 80
city, which oOnyenes at 8 o'clock tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27

Tho following eases were disposed OF in
This court Yesterday morning;
If. NJ. Clarke, drun6, diSotuein' tnH
creating disturbance In the Inea're
Flncd s5 and costs. p,,,l a, and
l.. W. Eubank, drunk f'"'u v ''"
costs. -, p,-mtssed
Calbarine O'Counor, drunk. lL,niIseu' i,,,nI
Iii Brown (5oorcdb drums Sup ao,a 1''O'
derly IN the street. FINED - nnu .t,a',o- -.
Eugene Martin, suspicious rn,,HS,.,. i',r'S,r.
Ordered 10 leave town III "e''S '''''
"ouis. .i e,,.,, and nrovn Harris (bo,h
colordl, dIsorderly on l'e P"''''
Dismissed. -,,,,
William Wells, allowing ny ~ ,,,.,, ,hs
ri large on the street wiLhou' n''a'"' '''S
rcirs. Dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
Floctton OF Officers.

Stonewall Grove, No. G, United Ancient
Order OF Druids. at a regular meeting
Monday night elected the following officers
for the ensuing term: W. Graham Wynne,
noble arch; o. n. Keiningham, wee
arch; G. W. Tyler, secretary eleventh con-
secutive term; L. +. Seal, financial seere-
tary: Charles NJ. Angle. treasurer; W. j.
Jones, conductor; j. l.. Drumbeller, in
side guard, and II. f. Jones, outside guard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
e.,.,u,e.dea scn-in.Law's Money

..,,,,,, coIored man named Paul Jeher-
!9rh5s on pollce-Justice ID. G. Richard.
o', sou oS,'s% Snstcrday T morniug sud compliance
s, son ~. infcnded faiher.in-lw. William
,'s' ,a n,s had robbed him. and asked thai a
Jo.nson' .,, n's ts,n,d for his arrest. The jus
Wa,ions ',a a,'es,ioncd JefIerson ia reference 20
,ns ,,ae ne,,er lie said that johnson cam h 70
his boilse Monday night 10 mali .'.,ic,, was +,
,ans.ms ~, ,'iace ~, The 2O,b of November. rhey
,ahs plaes, ~ ,n,sresiIng talk. and time passed
aau a,,sSly lIgs that ii was very late when lhey
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
Writ OF Error and Supersedeas.
IRv talecraph To the DlspatcEl

HARRrsoNBuRG, VA. October 26.-Judg,
Lewis, president OF the Court OF Appeals
has granted writ OF error and superSedeQ'
in tue case OF WiIliam Finchum, now un
der sentence OF death here for killing hh
brother in March last. The case Will comt
before the court at Richmond on Noyem
her 9Th upon motion for rehe2ring. This
was the day fixed for Finchum's execution
Hi sentence will be suspended till the &C
ton Of the court is announced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27

got through. knowing that the old gentle
man bad a long walk before him, ne lJet'
ferson) invited him TO spend the night.
Johnson consented. and they retired.
When he awoke yesterday morning, about
0 O'Clock, he discovered that the old man
bad departed. He got up and dressed
himself, and. having occasion to use some
money, he felt In his pocket and found tnat
oil Of his money had been stolen. Know.
ing the money was In bis pocket when ne
retired, he felt satisfied that his intended
fatber-in. law had stolen the money, ana ne
wanted a warrant for his arrest. The jus,
tice issued the warrant, and the matter VIII
be investigated this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
kenfenco Conmuted.

The SCI tcnce Of c. :. Cooper, Of this
CITY, convicted Of forgery in 1885, anl given
two years In the penItentiary, has been
COMMITTED one year and ton months. Tni>
virtually amounts tn pardon. Cooper
was hospital steward at the penitenfiary.
His position as such will be filed by DR..
Pitts, Of Accomack county, who was con-
yicted Oi murder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
Erup,,on or,ns skin Cured.
BROCKylLLE, ONTARIO, CANADA

BROCkylLLE, ONTARIO, tANADA'
December ,, 1885. !
| have used Brandreth's Pills for In"
post fifteen years, and think them the bes'
aihariic and anti.biliOus remedy known
For some five years suffered with an erup'
ion Of the skin that gave me great phl
md annoyance. | tried different Dio2'
Ct medics /; but, although gaining strength
he itching was unrelieyed. | finally cor
rluded TO take thorough course n
Biandrttb's Pills. | took six each nigh
for four nights, then five, four, three two
le.s,eLing each time by one, ana then ioi
one month took one every night, with "
happy result that now my skin i periect!
clear and has been 30 ever sine.
Ed. VENNEY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
Chamber Of Commerce.

This body. Of which George a. Ainslic,
Esq. is president, viii have special meet
ingtO.morrow evening to discuss the James
River Improvement. They expect to have
with them Colonel Buigwyn, Colonel Rullln,
ard the James River lmproyem, Commit
tee. Colonel W. Z. Crughill, who i in TIE
city, has been extended a special invitation
70 lp IINSrnf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
. nau.Carrier K,I,ed by lightning.

IEptCIuI VtItBEH'u 70 VIIO D'7I''1o"'I
MILTON, n. c., October 26.-During 4
,iorm which passed over this place about
ia:a0 O'Clock to-day the maiLrIder carrying
he mail on the llillsboro' route between
Milton aud RidgeyIle, n. e., was struck
and Killed by lightning while standing IN
,he door OF the post-oiilce here. The light
ming struck the building just above the
door, passing down into the door. lie
hved about twenty minutes after he was
struck, and talked for several minutes, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
SWiftt'S Specific
CURtS RHEUMATISM.

have been sufferer from rheumatism
~ twenty Aears-ai times WIN most III
toieipble leln / had The best medical treal-
Wehi ard 'ook all sorts OF remedies pd1
without relief Being reduced Slm0st 10
tkeie'Ou aud not being able 20 walk even
With crutches ] was Induced 20 try SWIM 9
specie, aud q acted IKE charm. ana an
to-day entirely relieved; hsye thrown
away ny cfuiehes. and am ia oxcehehb
lrsiti. believe Swift's Specific Will cufd
Tie Woisi case 0f Rheumatism.
Mrs. EZRA MERsHoN'
&oc1ns Ga. August 4 1894.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
49, RUyrRS OF CARPETS

beG ~ LtNo W ,,,
shop-d cal ard examine our stock. We
slow the choicest patterns IN hRUSSElS
N,QU EITf. TAPESTRY; / y q t.,,, ~ y; :;
TuRtF PLY. HEMP. ard VENETIAN
CNKPfT- and our prices are as low as the
lowest FOR choice goods
sVYRNA RUGS Of the best quality and
the hancsrmest sly les at the lowest prices
Wee,.osbow large assort ,uent OF IA
~ eTliN NOQI-kTTE. and VENT
r. C~ extremely low prices. We sell me
ftrest s,ze TAPESTRY RUGS at Sl."s ,
'o1GIIS.iCfOIHs at 25, 50, 40. and soc. a
ysId ...,..,,,. , u.Nry.
90 GA and INDIA-RUBBER MATS,
ITT,NA<~. HASSO KS and CARPET
s1,'GlS LEVY & DAVIS
Ccl7 1Ol7 and 1919 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27

We advise those interested to cav Al
Owens & Minors, 1907 Main street. ana To-
poet their well-selected stock oi FANCY
Goods which are sold at moderate prices.
1 hose in search Of bridal presents Wo"h,
do well 10 examine their assortment oi
Dressing-Cases. Mirrors, Cut-Gla's Bottle''
md many other useful and handsome pres
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
tg CURTAIN Ms.

turnev CURTAIN DEPARTMENT Is SO
Rrrerpef that we can display twenty sly es
If CT KIAlNN al one time. -
u. ,i~,, am extensive stock OF LACE
tTfTAIN- nom s up 10 $40 poir.
tHFNlli.t sUdT KCONAN tt kTAl NJ
and IOkIlERtS from 50 so up 10 $50
Ib'r ,,..,.,,,,,,e,
Al. Kinds Of CURTAIN FIXTURES.
WlNnDW.SHADES.
An immense stock from 75c. a pair up to
SIS sll o. spIiug TolletS.
BLANKETS.
sCoIairs viii be added 10 onr stock TO.
LAY Nosucn an ass 'rtment can he 10 lhl
essWicle. Boy your BLANKETS nov
Cr17 LEVY & DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27

Dsrss TRIMMINGS. will hnd II to
Ii cir advantage 10 bug taeir DRESS rSia'
sISos OF LEVY a DAVIS. They nave
large stock OF the choicest styles, and their
prices are very low. Thy show to-day
rev lot OF BEADED SETS for trimming
dresses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27

Mrs John Feeney has donated to the far
'or the benP1it Of the Little Sisters OF thl
Poor n handsome gold-headed ebony cane.
elalorately carved. The cane can he seen
I Mes>rs. Nowlan & Co.'s, jewellers, AMI IA
20 be given 10 the person receiving tn
largest vote for member OF Congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
Del. gates 10 the Csiiie-Growere' Asso
etnftOg.

MIR a. W. Bowman, OF Saltyille, Va, and
Colonel II. II. Dulaney, OF Bloomfield, Na''
nave been commissioned by Govern0r Lee
a, delegates TO the Consolidated Ca'tle'
growers Association OF America, which
meels in Chicago November 10th AMI l7lh.
Nsjor John u. sterett, OF Rockoridgt.
ronnty. and Major George Johnston, oi
AIexandria. were made altsrnatcs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-27
R,Drc.eutotlye Appointed.

Governor Lee has appointed Hon. VIII
liam Writ Henry to represent NirSinil IN
the ptrmanert organization which has Tor
Il. oil jcct the celebration oi the oNe-h IN
drcGth anniversary of the ad 'piion OF zoe
Federal Constitution. This organiLltiOn
mccts i'm PLiladclphia Dccomber 81.