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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03
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A Uuiouiowp Pa Post special says: 4
most dastsrdly stsenp; ai the desirucfson
Of lie and property was discovered n the
Office Of the Faircbance Furnace Company,
hi Fairchance, ON Thursday last. c. ". I'm
nell. chief clerk Of the company. entered
the Office. and m msking preparations to
hegin the DAYS duties discovered that
the top Of bis desk was slightly
raised. Upon lifting the I'D be
found an immense coil of dynamite
fuse. one end %, which had eeen
drawn 70 the edge II The de,s with . huge
dynamite cartridge carefully placed upou
il. The nerve 81 Mr.. Finneu was taxed 10
the uttermost. The fearful danger oi the
position in winch he stood cHwned upon
bin. hut be carefully removed the cap and
placed the end Of the coil IN the bottom "a
The desk. Mr. Fiunel states that the
would-be destroyer Of his lie and thsi OF
the family who occupy another part oi the
building and the compauy's property svi-
dently entertained the belief that he would
proceed with his work without opeuing the
desk. and that by leaning upon II the force
would discharge the dynamiie.
Ipoerneath the desk there were secreted
several pounds OF the explosive material.
70 thBi when the explosion occurred the
package below would follow. IL IL calrgl-
lated that II the scheme had been consun-
mated, with 81 this dynamite In the room,
every liie and all property In the Deighbcf-
hood would hsve been destroyed. super-
intcndeni Martin, Dr. FinneiL, and othors
IN The company's employ are n, los 10
know The motive FOR such action. Great
prrrauiIous are being taken. and extIa0r-
0inary measures we're adopted 10 bring tue
hcnd % fends 10 justice. Two or three
weeks ago huec cobbiesiODe was thrown
through the window Of tho company's
, f,ice. but luckily II did nei strike any OF
he ocCuuints
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supreme Court Of AppeAI.. Te.,srasy

Hood and wife against Haicn. roI
Circuit CoUri 81 BoieiCuri county. r.
VnrScd ir Iuli and affirmed u part. Ju1 -
Lewis delivering rhe opinion.
>upman 8raiu-i Fletcher. From Circuit
CONT o. Alexandria city. Reversed. Judge
L9Cy delivering the opinion; Judges Lc1 o.
and richardson Dissenting.
smith against SNYDER. Prom Circuit
Court Of Richmond. Reversed. Judge
TsuutlerUy delivering tbe opinion Jud-s
Biuion dissenting. Absent, Judge Lacy
This was sun for damages i0f 2lle-ca
failure 30 comply Will & contract fOr delivery
of certain l0i OF iron. Damages ver,
is-e-.cd u Sl.700 against Ny. J. Z. smith
smith appealed. and the Circuit COuri w.
reversed. 4 new tra W.. had with pfa.-
tically The sam. result. and DOW the c.-e
zoe, LaCk fof triaI for the third time
Carer against Carter. From the Circuit
Court Oi LOudoUn county. Reversed.
Judge Richardson delivering the opinion.
Adams d Co. against Pow ers, Bialr 4 Go.
From the Circuit Courf Oi Richmond. Re
Kersrd. Judge LEcy delivering The opinion.
Csfee against Biack, aud Briggs against
the Commonwealth. RebeaTiDcs denied.
JOhusiOn's executor against Citizens
Bank Of Richmond. Cause put on TIE pr
vueee docket
smith against Watson, sumner 4 Co.
Argued by {. '. Meredith, Esq, for appel
lanfs and submitted.
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PersnnaIs and Br1efs.

Nr. !. NJ. Curtis, treasurer OF Wa WICK
county, was in The city Yesterday.
Speaker Charles l.. stuart, Of the mouse
Of Delegates. vas In the city Yesterday 81
+rdine 10 business before The supreme
Court Of Appeals.
Mr. II. c. Herndon. president % the OK
ford u c. Bank, and Mr.. John ". stone,
q Louisville, hv., were on The Tobacco
EXchance yesieraav.
Tie ladies 0i tie Baptist Home for Aged
Women express Their sincere thanks 10 tbe
generous donors for the large contributions
received Oh Thankscivine-dsv.
The annual reunion and banquet Of iht
Richmond HOvitzcr Association VIII take
place ai Murphy's Hotel on the evening Of
ihs l5;h. The uniformed members vii b,
Ia only quests ~ the occasion.
Colonel Frank &. Buftn, second Andi'of
OF NIrl-nia, was % leave ibf cIiy YESTERDAY
cytruo for Louisville, Cincinnati. Indian
.pol.. and Chicago n The rcpre~eutll.yr VI
tht EichmOnd CHguher Of Commerce 90
iuf,re.t The con wercial organization, pi
ibs elite. named iu the ustiJua importance
NJ improving James river 80 thai iA"rf iJTv
rc ~ cutJ tive feei 81 wEfef 81 hi-h tI..
With lep from fhe States named, li b.
hCu,d thpt Congress car ht induced O.
make adequate lIpr priauons Tor tn,
ugf ~
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Hapebester News Neses.

The funeral Oi Miss Mary Il. Williamson,
whose death was announced in ;bs Dispatch
Of yesterday. will take place from The Balm
hridgesTect Baptist church al II a. NJ.
to-day.
hcssrs. L. Morrissette and 7. L. Wood
fn returned Yesterday morning from a
business trip Of severnl weeks 70 North
Carolina.
Near the corner Oi Hull and Thirteenth
streets Yesterday morning d lady. With q
little child in her arms, was Knocked doV D
by q team being driven rapidly by whi,e
man. The escape VIZ q marrow one, but
fortunately neither mother nor child were
burt.
Rev. hr. Campbell. formerly pastor oi
the Tr'Ih-sreei Methodist church, will
leave IN DAY or two ior Buckingham coun-
". where be was sent by the Conference.
lie will succeed fherc Rev. Il. I. Bacon,
formerly 0i Manchester.
Mr. HOberi l.. Roberts and Miss I Eta
Eiy. daughter q Councilman Geor2e q
Ely. were married WEDNESDAY afternoon.
ibe ceremony being performed by Rev. T.
! Reynolds.
Bon !. II. II. figrui. member ~ thr
House Of Delegates from Botctourf county.
va. IN tbe CITY yesi erdgy.
Captain ". T.. DuttOn deliveru1 2 tempe-
rance address ai ths Pre-. oyterian church
ia.f rirlt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03
ATTIpa,Irs FROM ALEXANDRIA.
Uhss Howell Said Before He Went OH
the Jury 30 Try CIuVerfuS-

The Ifspnfch received The following spe-
cial Telegram iron Alexandra iusi ujchi.
Lawyer Norton has to-day Procured
afBGayiis from Mr. Carroll and Nj. Jefier
SOP 10 the effect that they beard Howell ,lv
ai store OF hing street before he went g.
Richmond ON the Jury tnat Cluygius ought
% hf hanged. one Of them rec5iie'.,
Howelfs declaration 90 have been Tn
son Of - Ouchi % he hung These
afhduviis were sent ~ Mr. Morton tonight
10 the broiher Df CiUyeIiIs.
Jluverius T. understood 20 De engaged
on his statement 10 the Governor. In.
counsel sgv ihai II viii hf altogether the
WORK Of biz Owl hand. They viii neither
make suggestions with regard b. II pre-
piIatiOns pOr supervise Il after u j. write l..
il viii be entirely the production Oi the
prisoner.
Flarb petitions were sent 70 Rll parts %
the sia-e for signatures. Many oi ihe-
have byen returned 30 Willie Cluyerius
hert and placed in the hand, q The GOV
ernOr: BAT many others have DUl ;een IT,
turned. The sgncr, number 0houi iWo of
three thousand, Il has been stated.
Mess respite Ol otDer executive
clemency is inierpOsed Ciuyerius Will b
harced on Decemher The 10Th.
The prisoner. ail things considered. ioo4s
very well and Keeps IN excellent spirits, "a,
q bu0ved by some hope the public know.
mi ~
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DISASTERS Is PORT.
A EIttisb Brig Tpset-Budder-P Post of
the OLD Point Injured.

The British brig Abeja. Captain John.
son. which arrived here from Barbados
on the 22d OF last month in ballast 70 load
-four for Brazil, met with q singular acci
dent Yesterday which. though not result
inc IN serions damage, viii cause some de-
lgv and considerable trouble. After di--
charging her baliasi On the south side
OF TIE dock nearly opposite the 100;
Of TwcnTy-second street, she started
20 drop down the dock 70 her loading
beYTh. After having gone about hundred
wards wind-sgual from the northwest
sruck the brig and blew her over on beT
side. her f0reyard arm caiciIiuc on pile Of
raiirnad-ties on the south bank OF the dock.
IN which position she now hes. with her
naich-cOmting about eighteen inche. above
water. TIE principal damage a. far a.
known yesiei day was broken nisin-
boom. but what strain the vessel may have
sustained cannOi bt nsceriainrd mill she
has becn Tirbied.
TIE crew Of The A5eja, all o. whom were
on beard 81 The time ~ The accident. o.
Cared injury. tut Wer. somewhat shaken
IT'D. CaU9in johnson has engaged The
schooner Ella T. Little 10 aid IN ri-htinr
TIE brig. which he expect, vii he ac"om-
ph-be0 10. day.
The stcsmer Oid Point Comfort oi the
New York. Philadclphi5 and Norfolk Ruiz
ruad Company. which plies between tnis
point and Cape Charles Cifv. Just after
leaving her wharf yesterday morning ran
into the Clyde Line vbaf and sustained
damage 10 her ruddcr which neces- ituied
ber return Tor repairs.
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THREE CENTS PER COPY.

fh> csfy xsys fbcN b no trufh 10 fbe @esys
ara shst Wilson h 90 more ooeuf -
,hsp be Is. Miss AxcDefb Sampson, -
sgcd nurse. says she weut 70 Hvs
Ichsbod wasbburn's family wbcn Enks
wsshburn, Moons 6rs: VIE. -
nnly twelve years old. She hiss nur.es
in and been intimate Win both Ssmtsse
from that time 90 tins. Wilson hse cut
his oxu fingers- IN telling fisss story, s0
such an event % be alleges ceuld pot nsse
taken place without her kposlcdye- ece
has purscd both ~ MocnAs wives ~ Soe
i,trth of sll HE ehsidren, ard had knows
him intimately since be was fwcnfy-one
wears old. lie war s.wzys . KIND, just
and upright man, and rssa fsithsui SAD
loving husband and father. Moen and bis
counsel, ". ". Rice, both deny "hoh!
and IN detail and IN the u,cst pcsdise ana
complete mspneY W ilsop's story.
A reporter OF the journal this evening
,nferviewed Mrs. George N. R,ce, al
Bridge. who has always been considered
ser a Doe" Wilson. She fe'gncf W
porRpce Of the whole matter o. the dlscio'
SURF ai first. although Subsequent sdmis-
siors inadvertently made showed thsf she
was rctIng part The Journal reporter
saw Mrs. Young, another sister oi Levi
Wilson, NJ Putnam. Conn. this afternoon.
She stated ihsf Levi wxs The son of Jonas
Wilson. and that her sunt was present q;
the time Of bs birfh. He ws named after
her FIRST husband. whose name wss LEW
Eessenden. and her father and mother
knew nothing about Moen ior year a'ter
thnf
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cert. His departure was hasieDed by tins
trouble iust one day.
1Tbcre Is q fumor that Mr.. Thomas has
rtsfrpedp- es,d the rrportfr.

cert. His departure was hasteDed by tins
trouble iust one day.
9Tbcre Is fumor that Mr.. Thomas has
rtarnedyr ss,d the reporter.
well, IL be kas ] know pothing 0 u,
and think would know II II we're true.
Our contracts with Mr.. Tbomss are two
upf for his own services and one Tor the
services OF his orchestra HIS rcstgnsiion
could not carry the orchestra away. IL u
all nonsense. MIR. Thomas h too deeply
isteresied in ms WORK and too determined
10 make il q success 10 sever his connection
with II for any tTivIad reason"
The hoycoti placed on the balie; Ivy tbe
Evangelical Ailianee does not appear 10
lnve mneh II any effect 90 the uttendsnse-
judging from the immense sudiences which
have Intended every nigat since the opening.
But the disappointment resulting from The
dissensions IN the conipsuy may have some
feet on the receipts during the balance OF
The season.
spenkirg ci THE boycott by the Alliance
to-day, MIR. MameTt BibeyrRn, director Of
the ballet. said be was very much aggfieyed
that any one should think for n moment
that the ladies' Of the American Opera Com
puny ballet deserved the slight placed upon
ib,m hy lbe ministers Of the Evangelical
Alliance. .Of course" be said, 81 un-
dersiaBd that there may be among ballet
dancers. ~ We'll ~ In other professions.
persons whose morals are not of the best
but II there are aDv slch In INV
compant / do rot know IL. From
the principal dancers down 90 the little
eirls W no assume unimportant parts. ali are
well behaved and loodest- ! myself am
good Roman Catholic. rs are also number
Of our foreign artists. A great many OF
the ladics 70 20 church reguinrly On sun
dsv and spy their prayers like good Chris
tians before retiring at night. We are per-
fcCtly honest in our VIZ, and eertaini.
mean 10 harm 70 anv O3e. regret very
much il the costumes Of the balei
SHOCK the principles of few rei-
cious people. but these very COS
TUNES hsye been paraded before the
ewes oi The besi and most scrupuious eiti-
zens Of large cities the world over. and
never IN ny recollection have they met
with condemnation. Al artist While on
the stage l. thoroughly engrossed with her
8ciiOns. and thinks not Al all OF the length
of ber 81 irts. A. for The ministers. they
can hardly mean what they say. Lihc The
hailei-girls they work for money 10 keep
bo6y aud soul together. But III wager
theV don't work half n hard Tor the
public a. does the poor cOrypbee oi
the ballet ] hsye cousin who l.
Roman Catholic priest. lie and are
the best Of friends. lie sees nothing sinful
in The ballet. nothing improper in me. al.
though have danced away the best part Of
lifetime before the public. These minis
iers may talk ~ they please; II does not
affect NJ In the least. We know that We
hive doNe nothing wrong and oil Of their
ta cannot make il wrong
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Police CeurT.

The following cases were disposed u ~
this cOurf yesterday morning:
JohD McCurdy and John Glinn, vacrants.
Dismissed.
Pheasant hosfy alias johnson and John
Anderson, stealing wnlking-csDe from i.
Endbncberg. Whipped IN court by tbcIr
mothers.
Mary Jones fcOlOred), stealing 3 cedar
post from SOME person unknown. >cni u
The almsbOuse.
Bette james lcelOred,. assgulinc and
striking Priscilla James. Dismis-ed.
Thomas L0yal. drunk.
A. j. Wallender, drunk and di-orderiy
in THE sore Of II. Whitlock. Fined = and
COSTS.
John McConh, stealing pot oi ecc, from
J. II. l.eber. sent 10 jail for fifteen days.
Virginia BrOadns irDl0red). slealins u b
cart fiom Miles Eacho. CONTINUED until
his lDlruing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03

While Whiting for tie smbulEnce pohrf
oflirer. AZ the suggestion Of eentiemn nl
aapdinr pesr by, prcoeeded 10 inspect thr
mar,s noel cts with a view 60 identifyins
him, be not having been recognized by INV
one Who saw him. In his right vcst-pecsei
was found frst-class ticks; over the Dan.
vile road from CoalfeId to Richmond ana
refurn, which hsd been used 0pt wns'
In his parts-pockcfs were found knife,
two hunches 81 keys, loi of loose change.
and n foclet-book containing money ana
lapers ehich showed that bis name was
Iasper X. Han. and that be lived ai or n''af
Cnnlneld. in Chesterfield county. Tbcrs
Wa also found letter and postal--one dl-
rec;ed 10 Midlothian and the other 70 COal'
fcld-v hich were signed ty biz daughter
"Lizze" and written from BIS south
Leurtl street.
When The ambulance arrived tbe physi.
cisu In charge administered hypOdermie
injection. which revived Mr.. Hall slsghtls,
moi suffcieutl,. however. 20 enable him te
spenk. he was taken to the Residence O'
his daughter, Mrs. Shepherd. BIS south Lan-
rel street. where. 81 late houI last night
be was doing ~ wei as could be expected,
though only paftialiv recovered. The ply
asked bv the Ihspafcr representative whai
WIS the mafisr with Hall. said that be
thought II something like congestion oil tbf
brain.
Mr.. Hall i q mschnis by trade, and was
iormerly in the employ oi tie southern
Fertllizing Company, bun for some tssss
past has been ivmg with relatives neal
Cosl6eld. He seems % be about fiffy yfar'
old, gDd is rather stout; "a about tve Zee
six inches tall. wears n fall and lerr heard,
and is quite bald. he is highly-respectec
citizen, and, II is sisted. Is subject 70 spell
Of sudden illness.
In Mr. Halls pocket was found buncl
Of KEYS with . plate on which was eb
graved -. T. Han, Z. A. C.. Richmond
Va: also, paper showing that be Is
member Of Fitzbugh Lodge. No. 90
!. O. q. !.
Mr.. HALLS face was breeding from :
wound on the right cncek. which VA
probably made by his staggering against !
wall or something Of the kind before falling
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03
ItRsCH-mADI ASo rHOnAS.
Tne PifmE Donna oaIy q Woman.
and q usI Cry.

A - Loui- special suys Interest u the
tuarfe between Nine. fWsch-Madi and
tne American opera Company d greatly
increased by Wednesday. Developments
Theodore h0mas. The musical director,
len for New Nork this morning. and,
although TIE excuse j. offered that his
IT'D IL N connection y ith The FhIlhnrm0nic
concert. IL is generally understood thal be
has gone there also 20 De present a. the
meeting Of the Board Of Directors 81 the
oueru company. Il l. even hiuted tina; Mr.
Tbnml has threatened . resign Unless
Nine. Fur-ch- Madi y dismissed entirely.
TIE members 0f the company huve near
'y ali taken sides Onf way or the other, ana
unless something j. done 10 bring about a
reconciliation Il ], thought the matter VIII
end In disrurtiOn II The company. The
-. IOW. public l. IDdi.nani tnat they
should be compelled 10 suffer iOr The en-
V1ce ai either Nine, ur-cb- MBdi or Nj.
Theodore ThOmR.. Many persons who
purchased sensOn tickets ana Others WHO
engaged -eats iDr last ug hi for the speclal
uuruO-e of hearing the distinguished prlma
donna IN the HuguenOts were sOreF dlsalr
pointed. and we're l0nd In tbeir denuncis-
ton nl The shabby manner IN which tbel
1ere treated. They thinE. notwithstanding
the explanations and excuses offered by tbe
marucers, TINT Nine. fur-ch-Madi should
have been allowed 70 appear lasi night at
cordnr 20 the programme. The news from
New Ork that Mr.. Thurher had taken
.ldes with Nine. Fursch-Madi has grcEtly
encouraged the pIma donna, who stu re-
mains ID her room n rhf southern Hotel
TOT reporter to-day she said
Il an sOITy 20 have the public suher
from NJ course o. 'discipline. il l. 3
mistake % suppose that ] refused al any
tine 10 sing. ] was insulted- and being
ouiy woman could do nothing but
resort 70 tears. did not care % shed
them before the entire company, 80 went
Il uly room. I did not iesye tbe COLI
pany al Il critical moment IN critical
cuudllion. was ready 10 70 bRcS 10 re.
hcrrsal ~ soon ~ ! bad dried my eye,
pl.-iulint l. an army word. II l.
Dot word Tor IN artist. However.
7 berr L as bragely ~ ! can. This l. The
fr.t firDe-Mr. Thomas ha- bad occasion 70
a3u. mister II. and have been with him two
a-rns before. I should not have iesi iny
f1nrer wunrUyOked- ! Az much chagrined
more 20 tecatise the public, thai delight g.
entertain. and Mrs. Thurlser are annoyed,
Yog mss suy that ] am re8dy 20 sing Of SBy
moment. Tlis is my fifth visit here. Twice
I We SICK. an sorry 10 annoy my friend.
in ~. Louis i third time."
Mr.. Charles boeke, general business
manager Oi the COMPANY, was seen In his
rooms IT the Southern. Regarding NJ.
Thomhs's trip 70 New York he said: s. MI
Thomas went there 30 attend 70 his dutiss
In connection with The philharmonic con-
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FORCED SALE
At
~ - = - - -
q. y - lIsS~! 80 - 49, .

= grds~ % gain tbF necessary space re.
ru.fed fu- LIE disp6y of oui BOIL DAY
ttQIi~ Y rich We Ere daily rece vlDg COM
rs.is uf 20 make such sacrifices n the way
~ gsr'cet nbi vii accomplish tnit enc.
: uerir Win Nno fui ihit WeeE oilyi We
tfFri ofiff very isrEe 3oi o. kLElh
RUSSIAN BARB Yfs AZ TRE PAL
TRY sCM OF SO. EACA-
To feep TIE nsI rolling 10 Our fUh Dh-
YAhTMHNI We lave mRrftd The entire
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sLkCR EHOwN. tDd GRAY AsTRA-
CFAN MCFF- Buc TblMMiNG;
BLACK sDd irtA1 0lNEA AL ftS hud
HFiIsn0 IMITATION LYNX MUFFs
sue TRIMMING
FEsr' Enc JMlTAqIOS EEAVE2
hIFFs and TRIMMING;
DPOS-T N MIFF~ and IEl M&lA1,
Rial CHIN CHILLA nj ff--
SlAL NCFf~ ID fnui different grades
Erf 81 end ess VARIETY o. FUR Rnd J fHA-
TafE T&iMMlNtl.
NILlINtEl UkPA KTA INT
81 iris Fehsou o. he esr oilers 100 msnF
narrt rs i0 make Eny sl'@clal mention o.
o1ts ~ tn. other Ent parucUlsrly uDnef The
r.rcumgEures HEADED above.
We earn tnf iGrgesi assortment and bssi %
fsII.nE Gle Itsins
u Y re HAITIAN. Jsmpro Strtw, EDo va
rIous other grEdef frlI1
.hC !.
Tlere 70 nothing IL tbe city o. co-n pare
V4ll uuf prices on
l.pNS md sHORT CLOAKs,
TiRSFN CAPS
k&ITT Eu -ttT-.
LlGGINS. MIGThN-.
fnf TNFANT~ AID CHlLphEN
ca, MOTTO u 100 cents worth OF value iol g..
KATfHANN a co.
NHOLE@LLE and Ri lAlL &lLLlN-
fAY FANCY GOQf- AND NOTIONS,
l.WFASu Slg eREi ErD8e Street.
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Where's my Christmas numb1S

Thnt little TRnsbe Gengero. who lives IN
JspRn. and be 10 only one of the tho1ssn df
OF chilorsn IN su paris OF the world to
whom st. NICHOLAS goes every month
children IN Ism, and Oeylon- and @snzl-
bar. IN Rusih. and Iceland, ssd Queens
lknd. il taxes six copies to supply the
household Of tbe Prince Of Wales and the
children Of the I'm press Of Austria sne the
Queen OF Italy sre SAID 70 have been
hronghi mp on ST. NICHOLAS. Are there
ANY boys and girls IN America who 90 moi
see H. The Christmas issne 10 o great No q.
and IL costf only Is een,s. Dealers and the
publishers take snos 1riptions-ts year.
10 there any better Christmas present Tor
8 boy or girl
TIE CfSTURY COMPANY,
aess1 New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03

IN The November election the following
vacancies IL the Genera Assembly 81 Viz
ciuia were t,Ird
james J. Gordon. T. the senate. in place
a !. Richard " iuch.ld. o. Aibemarie. who
was appointed Consul % COSTA Rica.
,jfincs Barbour. % the House IN place o.
H. A. GTimsley. Oi Cu'pcper. elected Judge
u the sixth iucicial circuit
John ". Cherry. 60 the House. ir pia"e
of Leroy j. shield. oi Norfolk. e.ncicd 90
~ Office 10 iLa city
NJ. Gordon j. Democrat OI talented an-
cestry, and himself Possessed o. lnt attain
mcuts.
Nj. Barbour = Democrat and was ne
author Ol lhe Barbour pI 10 ISIS
hich bill was thought hy many 10 ht O. far
settlement o.; The public debt. bui The Gov
erpor vetoed i. Mr. Barbour J. gentle
uln Oi learning.
Mr.. Cherry j. Republican, and 3. but
ttif Known 90 fame.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03

Keep them clean and pure-wssh with
HearIne.
My stock OF Albums. Plush Boxes and
Cnristmss Cards now IN. and 81 usual low
prices. l.. LEWIs. sIz Main street.
Essltny Gums sweet Breath.
kULANDISI.
CAELLLs PHARxAcT,
Third and Main sirsex
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03

HOWARD z. BAYNE, ATToR-
III kEy AND OOUSsEIIlOR AT Law,
fyormoriy Of ths RichmoDd, Va. cArl
Irsael Binding welihnc Broad streets.
New York city.
Corumiz<iopor tr Virginia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03

ceichrsied song. "For Goodness sake
Dent ssy Told You rece4vrd 80 inan'
reculls fbai ni last she was compelled 10 de-
cline sinrinr another verse.
The three comedians. Gilbert, ponneiy,
and Girafo. completely t-Irried swEt the ati-
eicDce. They are, II NAV truly be said, un-
surpassed In their respective roles.
The ladies' have good voices. In fact
both in solo and In chorus the singing RI
vailed many an opern.
The entertainment j. the very bes; ol i's
kind produced nj the Theatre for sore
timf.
crowded house viii certainly greet
Mis- CastleiOn tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-03
IpannmAtioD Of rhe Eieseys.

Hon. Edward A. Moore, member Oi A.
sembly from Richmond county, \. -
VIites
some TWO weeks aco ] wat taken wIth
inflammation Of the kidneys. The pain
was intense applied a. soOn a possible
Al Allcock's Porous Plaster over each KID
Dey. Wonderful 10 say. The pain and in-
fan msi,on began 10 aBste in three bOurs.
In two days WIS entirely cured. IaIways
take greai pleasure iu recommending All
cocks Plasters: they IRE certainly toe best
external remedy known. J used them a,
chesi-profecors. and found Them mos
efficient"