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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13

upon intelligent and exhaustive inquiry rs
TO the needs Of all parts OF the state. u
also proposes TO adopt the gime-wardtn
laws that have operated so benetieially IN
many Of the States. II will further pro-
vide for restocking the State with game
where IL Is exhausted, and for held trials
and bench shows. One oi Its hes, features
will he that It will furnish it, members
facilities for selling their fine stock through
the aid Of the club and for buying all sorts
OF sporismen's outfit at grcatly-reduc1d
prices.
The meeting has attracted people from
all parts Of the state, and promises to be
not only interesting. but OF great adNan-
tagc TO the cause of protection.
There will be represented at The Far thc
Leading houses Of the country who deaf ID
srortsmcn'S goods, which viii be ne"
ard decidedly interesting feature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13

Tho nrona. street TrgcI..

\ Ectition VA, presented in the Board u
Aldermen Monday night. signed pv mcr-
chants Oh Broad street between seventh
and Ninth calling attention 10 the manner
in which the extension track to the tib-
Hall lot j, being laid-aboyc the level oi
the ,Iect-and claiming that il seriously
incommodcs them in their business, .ul--
much q, carriages and dcliycry-wasons can
not cross the street V ithout going some di>.
tarce out of the way. The petition further
complains that thetrack is likely % obstruet
the street for years, and 10 asks thai those
in authority De instructed to place th'
track within the level Of the street. The
petition will probably be acted on by the
committee on Ground, and BuildinE- a.
IL, meeting saturday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13
I,u,,tug, ,ourt. Yesterday,

Edward Meredith. charged with selling
hduor 10 minOr>. was fined S2j.
I'm the ease - Richard Johnston color.
cd,, who wa. found guilty Of houscDreak-
ing on the 2ith OF September last, and
,.ntcnced 10 the poniicntiary for Two wears.
the prisoner moved for new trial. The
motion was continued until yesterday,
when ii was oycrrulcd.
Claiborne Jane, charged with resisting
The police, was acquitted
". W. Deanc, for the same offence, was
HnCd S2J and sent to Jail for six months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13
Citr Ccmmtttoe La,l Nleht.

TUIs c0mmIiiCo mel T9,t Ui.TI IUI WCTI
called TO order by superintendent q. L.
Wirgo Mr.. j. Taylor >tratton was elected
member from Madison Ward in place OF
Nr. j. II. NiIdcudorf, who resigned on
account 81 business on, Of town. \ te'a-
gram was read from Hon. j. ". Daniel
that he would certainly speak IN the Rich
mond Theatre Thursday night.
Letters were read from Colonel W. L.
Avlctt and Hon. L. Il. Cardweil, in which
they assured the Democracy that they were
earnestly at work and would also speak in
TN, city. Mr.. Cardwel wlIi speak FRIDAY
night in Clay Ward. Colonel Aylctt viii
peak in this city at later day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13
lIOrIunrH NtAiistics.

There were 3G deaths in the city during
the week ending October 9th, OF which 10
were white persons and IL colorcd persons.
cause Of Deah. h.-Brain-disea'e, bron-
chitis, ,; burns and scalds, /; cardiac
dropsy, J. cercbro-spinal meningitis, .;
consumption. ,; convulsions. 3; Group,
,: croup-dipbtherehc, /; diabetes, i;
diarrbua-chronlc /; diphiheria, dy>-
entery, /; feyer-coDgestye, /; fever
typhoid, /; gaSlrc-cnteritis, 3; heari-dls-
ease, /; hamilton, 3; lntemperance, I;
marosmus, /; Old age, !; paralysis, =;
premature birth, /; unknown, >; whoop-
ing-cOugh, |.
Aqcs.-One day TO thirty, 3; one month
to six, /; six months 10 twelve !; one
wear 10 three. &; three years TO five, :; ten
years to twenty, - twenty years to thirty,
/; thirty year, 10 forty 3; iorty years 70
fftv. /: ffiy years TO sixty, o; sixty years
TO seventy. 3; eighty years to ninety, ];
nukuoWu. |
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13
UNITED STATES COURT.
Suit Against Treasurer miller, OF Rap
pahannOch Boycott Caso.

The United States Court-Judgc Bond
presiding engaged Yesterday hearing
the case OF A. NJ. Willis against Miller.
treasurer OF Rappahann0ck county, aud
Others. AttOrney.General Ayers and Hon.
John Randolph Tucker appeared as coun-
sci for Miller.
Mr.. W. l.. Royal and Mr.. George Bryan
represented Mr.. Willis.
This is suit TO recover $4,000 damages
for q levy by the treasurer OF Rappallan'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13
Tho Life.Insurancc Company Of Eir-
g(nta.

From The notice published yesterday
moiuin- concerning the reorganization OF
thi, company il appeared that Mr. Gcor?
Thornton. OF New York. was elected prr,i.
dent. Thi, was erroneous, and Wl- th r'-
suit oi clerical error. Mr.. GU>tlyu~ \.
walker va. elected president. Mr.. G,org'
Thornton yice-prc-idcut and manager, and
Mr.. George !. Porter mot Parker .c.ro.
tary. All OF these gentlemen are at pr'-on.
residents Of New York city, and are widely
and popularity known IN The insurance
world. They VIII now take up their resi-
dence in Richmond. and are considered a
great acquisition TO the bu,ncs. COM
munitY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13
RIG nEHOCR4TIc mEErING.
EsiIy ana Ratification at tho Theatre
On Thursday Atsht, if;b.

The City Democratic Committee have
mad, arrlnacmonl, for big rally anu
grand ratification mectn: at the Tholicr
ou tomorrow night, aad they are abi" q
announce that the following gentlemen
have accepted invitations 20 address the
people oi Richmond on tlia, occasion:
Hon. John 81. Daniel,
Hon John Randolph Tucker. and
Hon. George -. " i-e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13

fcr covering tie Coors OF halls, oHces.
r-r'-aouse.. and churches We offer lot of
NAf.tN MATING al prices uuheari OF
t-'o.
H,s.y NAPIEE MATING. l.. yards
v3.s, .se.s syarl. usually sod al CZ' &C.;
Heavy NAPIER MATING, II yards
v'ic q. 81. yard usually sold 81 7jc.
ys.i.
I2ta.aes.y NAPIER MATTINu, the
tes, made Is ssrd wide. a. l9c. a yard, reg
r.sr ii..e sac;
Itrssue quality. J yards wide. al 4ic.
o yard regular puce 7tc.. and IL yards
w.'eatttc. yard. regular price 9oc.
LEVY & DAVIS.
ta. not % examine our large stock o'
CARPETS RUGS. DRUGGETS. MATS,
hiNuOW.sHADEs. and CURTAINS.
oc I3.W6F
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13

Al 3 F.. NJ. yesterday two men, 1' 4.
Pegram and j. y. Traylor, whiIe on the
scsiioldiug Of new building on wes' heigu
street above Kinney at work ieil 70 tne
ground below--eighteen Feet Iraylor was
bruised and hurt. Pegram was Only
slightly bruised.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13
Virginia fieId.sporis Association.

On the DIST instant--the second day OF
the Fair--there will DE held in this city
sportsmapg convention, the real object OF
which will be held TO organize a game-pro'
teetiye association. This association, II or
gsnized, will undertake revision OF the
game laws, which are now IN sad confusion,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13
Have Your Pipc-organ Repaired.

Mr.. George Jardinc, the famous organ.
builder Of New York. is in the city to-day.
He states that the elegant organ for Park
Place Methodist church Is now completed
and will De erected within thirty day1.
While his workmcn are here be viii tune,
rcpair. or remodel pipe-organ, OF other
makes. Those who desire him to estimate
for such work will please leave their orders
At Walter d. Moses a Co.'S (-Iatc agents..
sli Main street, to-day. Telephone No. 3l3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13
lrnr the nlsnl,chl

II is true a, the DNpoich ,tatcd-taking
six hundred As The number oi visitors IA
line on ycsterday-ihc labor clement did
themselves injustice by not turning out in
larger numbers, a, can be- very readily
shown by the majority vote in the last mu-
niriral election. 3iSS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13
A NeN HeIIarluTe.

Reform your iailor'S bills. DO not pay
percentsge on large stocks OF goods carried
over from season To season.
am selling from samples Of some Of the
Finest Goods in the market.
II you can buy clothes for cash you can
save at least % per cent. by giving me a
call. JoHS LAroUcHE,
0O5 Bank street.
next 10 the corner Of Ninth,
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g.. yIEcINIAAvENrE, SOUTHWEST.


- ANl II { ~ iNNH ~ -
tr..f wpored mp'dly since taking
...... f.rys Pure Malt WhiSkey aud
.,.s F.imula. ! WAS great sufferer
s.... digestion and severe pains IN my
,..,sll back and now they have
..,.r.f rrtIfcl, disappeared. Ny family
e,,.a-.1 taking both aud are deriving
&c, nsrtui have gained eleven
,.,....', o. four weeks. 70 does not seem
t>..'..c luf 10 IS al owing 10 DuNy
hive salt Wnhkey. There Is nothing
.al.t. 4. II. UU CANINE,
Photographer.
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Marriage Last Night.

Mr.. John l.. Jones and Miss Laura l..
Iecher were united In marriage last night
by the Rev. Il. X. Howison at the Third
Presbyterian church. Messrs. l.. l.. Conti,
NJ. Carter. and Harry q. Hechler acted as
groOmsmen, while Misses Ida V. Dunn,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13
district Ledge 60 Meet Tonight.

Tonight the District Lodge OF Good
Templars Will meet at Central Hall. This
Lodge embraces representatives from the
lodges OF the order in this city, Manehes-
ter, and the counties OF nehrico ana liano-
yer. At this meeting o district lecturer IS
TO be elected, the dlstrict-lodge degree
conferred, and other important bU2lnes'
OF the order transacted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13
BNoxE TRIxY CIGARS.

ATCABELLs PHARMACY, Third and Main
streets. woIfTap Lithia, Buffalo Litnh,
Bethesda, and all mineral waters on dran
or by the bottle. Deep Rock. Vichy. Kis-
sengen, Plain Soda. &C.. delivered In syphon
bottles anywhere in the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13
The Prisouer Cluvorius.

Mrs. Tunstall and Willie CluyeriuS were
with the prisoner tCluyeriusj good while
yesterday evening. - l.. ..,
health and fair spirits.
One Of his near friends stated YESTERDAY
that quite number Of people had promised
to sign the petition for Executive clemency'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13
Assignment of Pr. Latouche, THiIo~

Mr. John Lstouche. tailor, 00j Bank
street. yesterday executed decd oi as ign
ment for the benefit Of his creditors. Mr..
Latouche assigns to l.. +. Bossleks, tru>-
tee. all his stock OF goods, ci%, trim.
mings, fixtures. &c. The first prcierrcd
credila is William Reugcr, house rent /;
ncxN NSpenses Of deed, &c. third, $500
borrowed money, 80 l.. }. BOssicuX'+
estate; fourth, $3.50, borrowed money, To
Chewing a Rose; back wage. due en-
ployGs, and $3.50 TO T.. W. Kelley. The
NTH class includes creditors from whom
merchandise has been bought. Liabilities,
aIOllt 81. 600,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13

WHERE TO FIND PxARIs.-scientif1o peo'
pie have been instructing folks where 70
look for pearls; but right here In Richmond
and sdJacent territory they sbound--in the
mouth OF every lady and gentleman who
uses MINoT's DxsTIERrcK. BY ali drug
ofs confe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13

rrs- s.. r.. have used DUN : Pure
,er WrIskcy ard uuiN 5 Formula for
.-.' t. all tuu claim. / feel 80 much
I.f,. rfrst after taking "a few ooses am
,o, ruW taking anything. ! nave re-
....r.frdei tnCm 10 others, who have
.,r,.f :. ". LONG.
r,e. Estate and Insurance Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13
a AIIiule tsnK

invariably cures the most obstinate ease OF
cbills and feyers, and prevents return OF
this horrible disease. They act directly on
the liver aud thoroughly restore that organ
TO healthy condition. We refer 10
Owens's Auti-Chill Pills. BOXof forty pills,
40 cents. OWENS 4 MINOR.
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13

|TT|-" IIIE- VIZ, JNUV ., '6sh'
,.cr~ ~.r.. Am happy tuSny that your
80 Formula il of the greatest value
.,,s for dyspepsia. have been
= t-.lu .fb ind gestion for about four
.r.. after uslug one bottle OF your
lgfp Malt Wtskey, with the
ir., .r..rclionts named. ! feel much
.lr J.. h. MEANN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13

s.yILGEAY GO~SAMEKs, warrant
ttv..,r- ,r-IIrJf a- t7'.,
t..o rl~~ANfBs 81 higher prces.
We.r. s. sell 6OSSANERs tnat are guar
sr'.ti WATERPROOF.
LEVY * DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13

rswsu. have Deeu taking your
-..trr. Mall WniskCy and Donys
.r.. 'or Gcners. Debility ana lndi-
Prom It's use my appetite has
t.r. improved, and my general
t..r. ..s'Ortd. ". b. BROWN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13
smoRB TRIxY CIGARS.
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

GEORGE w. MAYO. loxA NJ, administra-
tors sale OF household and kitchen lur-
niture, &c. at sI5 west Clay street.
APPERsON & co. and JOHN 7. GODDlN,
5P. NJ, commissioners sale OF lot on
Libby Hill
X. X CHAFFIN & Co, Al p. ~, LAUREL
street lots.
MANNING q. sTAPLEs & co, 3. p. NJ,
building lots on Ashland, Carter, Tay-
Tor, and other streets.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses,
mules, buggies. &C.
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Is. EVELlNE TARLToN.
lSAo MOORE srRKEr.

lHAiNhhhiHAAt i MN
.,s. nave suffered With dyspepsia
,'.-bf ur ten yeats aud have tried
N' .r 1,taicsuce with results wholly
..ft.'atorf. ! 0nd Your puiiy's rnre
V.l.skrv q Wusf excellent remedy.
~ .,s..sue 20 those suffering from
>. ,,>.a -. ". MORGAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13
psGy's Pure MALI WhiSEcy
AND
Du0y'S Formula.
,.,s ,srrIsIA AND INDIGESTION.

..p.pk AVENUE, CtSCINNATi OuIo.
'Ip Mar Sins. have had dyspepSls tor
''c.r or fincon years. and your Duf'
w. l.oro Mail Whiskey has cured me
s.,civ. u cures where sn others fall.
sm 'tankfui 10 y h ior u nave re-
,crmcuGed 90. sud my tflends are
r,ue g.. ,,.Lttxr T.prToy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13
Noauette and rnpestry Rugs.

New and Secondhand Carpets, Household
Furniture. Sc, on Thursday at my auction
house. GEORGE w, MAYO,
Auctionper
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13

when Nr. Hall rel
room he found his pan
Examining the pock
pocket-boOk, which eol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13
TIRE AZ uiPpNEn'H STABLES.
a Bright Blaze nnd Considerable Dan,'
sge Done Last Might


At $50 O'Clock last night q great blaze
burst from the roof Of the buildings at the
northeast corner oi Marshall and Third
streets known as Dippner's stables. Here
until her death. quite recently. Nrs. Dipp-
ncr conducted the livery and undertaking
business. and her family lived in the soc-
ond.story rooms fronting Marshall street.
while on the Tbird.Slroet front portion. ot
the building were rented out 10 various
tenants.
Mrs. DippnCr was succeeded In business
by hci son.n.law, Mr.. Joseph ". Biilcy.
TuE FIRE.
The suddcncss Of the outbur-t was rc-
msrkallC. About the time that people N
the streets began Yelling Fire.
'1Firc!" the family Of Mr. Bllcy real
iz,d The fact that their home vas about 10
De destroyed. A Young lady Of the family
said to q DiepG'ch reporter, We had Just
put the children to Bed, when, upon look
ing at the window towards The church ~.
Mary 81. | saw the church and church-yard
brilliantly lighted up. ] was astouuded.
At first il WAS impossible 10 tell where the
FIRE was, but in moment we Slw that the
house wa. atrr, ana We all ran down stair
and into the street,
LADY's FRIGHT.
Mrs. Biilcy, who ran across, o. was helped
across, the street to q neigbbor's, was terri
bly, prostratcd 10y fright. But All the pco-
pie who lived in the building, both on
the haTshall.>ircct and Third->trcct front.
got out safely, and the horses, luulcS. cur
riagcs, wagons. and bugyic~ were run out
Of the livery. stable; furniture was pulled
ont oi the rooms 10y willing hands. and
.,,.,, ,.;i.s Of coffin xNar. l4nIgI ont ~
the undertaking department and stacked
up in The street.
DISTRICT 70 MAKE THEMSELVES USEFUL.
When the fire was first discovered therr
was considerable crowd Of men standing
about Halris's iall, the headquarters Oi ~,
and most d these. white and black, dele
gates and citizens, gave hearty help in
bringing the property from the burning
building. The consequence was that IN an
incredibly short time the house was almost
quilted -: not all Of ils contents were
saved, but the most valuable portion W1-.
Among other things lcit ! prey TO the
flames was a small white hcHsc used go
clldrcn'> funerals.
FIRE BRIGADE.
The engines Of the Fire Deplrtmcn. re-
sUOnded to The alarm with urOmpinc,- ANA
al'acNtd tht V"hit'SIau'H lp I'ou 81! .'
lbCy !CAnd tHr IRE pursuing through ti
rooi ana through the Nindo"- mex. 10 ,1'
church. u had cNideht'F E.'t.'u ID i.''
haN-'oi oi III some llI' ~ t0c H'.''..'
"h'ic u,'t N'> I!." ''.',t ,', ''
comDu,ll'i, IH"l'iIa.' u"l t' u'' "I'tU.
II Wa cn''N'n' ana lh S'Ou >' a,on 'n'.I, "
Slbducd-h'l' however uhui ih' lN'p'.!
was N'r' c'h@iu'la'IS "''il'-'"'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13

LANCE additions .ust made 70 our stock.
C.- prices axe the lowest FOR handsome
..ossrf tle best quality.
show 8H immense stock OF RUGS, and
ac -.fe the best barss rs ever offered.
Sseu.I t1tra..arge SMYRNA RUGS at
y-a.sel sold before for Jess than 81.
eua r-lzes Ike proportion.
LEVY & DAVIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13

Janette N. Hechler, and Lizzie +. sneilen-
berg were the bridesmaids. After receiving
the congratulations OF their friends the
happy pair repaired 10 their home.
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:, :.;;:;,,. 4; ::;.:;;:s;:;,.s.jyla'''''' j -

INr TOUUtI + WI sVTIDtU rs FlTnrI NI0II,
with red complexion, and no moustachc cr
Whiskers.
Upon examining the premises an inch.
and.a.quarter moriise and chisel and a
threc-quarter augur were found Mark
were also found on the basement window,
where an Intellectual effort had been made
TO effect an entrance through them.
Yesterday, in the same neighborhOod. q
man answering the above description was
found on a porch by the landlhdy. ~hc
asked him what he wanted, aud he told
her be was hungry. She gave him a meat
and he dcparted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13

Mr. Thomas l.. raSc, Of Goshen, hn, lcf
for home.
The VenlbIc.Strect church will hold
church-sociahic tonight i'm their house OF
worship
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13
Democratic Meeting I'm Fulton.

The Democrats OF Fulton met at Bolts
Hall last night in large numbers, and were
addressed by Hon. j. Il. Pike, u Boston.
1ud others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13

The William Mallory before the Police
Court for cutting i not William &. Nal
lory, en- ployed at the Tredegar Works.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13
ancient History
10 attempt 10 clean house without Psariins'
sxoxE rRrxY CreARs.

CABELL's PHARMACY, Third and main
streets. Lubln's English Lavender Lno'ns
Lait de Concombre. Cssweli No. Colosne'
Dr. PIerre's Eau Dentifrice. Mrs.. frsys
Manicure Goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13

Our low-price system keeps us always
busy. No hackdown, but a steady increase
in trade. enables us 10 offer NEW AND DE-
eIRABLE GOODS each week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13
-.LIrlvt,TfR'e pErAETllEVT, U.S.Au

cad. .rr t~I it e. A'EfAftl VI kNIt Z - A. !
PHILADELPHIA DEPOT.
sent YLKIIL Arsenal.
Gentlemen. lam q firm believer In
I.r, = Pure Malt Whisky. 10 has
-sFr mc new man from being a
,rI.A. sufferer rom llNspepsle.
THOMAS X. MCGlNNl~S
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1T SHORT PROFITS.

ALL the best makes OF BLANKETS at
sHoRT PROFITS.
ALL the new novelties In DRESS GOODS
at SHORT PROFITS.
ALL the lstest designs In WOoLLEN and
SHETLAND sHAWLS at SHORT
PRICES.
ALL the handsome styles Of Ladies,
Misses, and Chlldren's CLOAKS and
WRAPPINGs az SHORT PROFITS.
ALL the celebrated brands OF PLAIN and
FANCY VELVEr~ and vELVErEEN5
at SHORT PROFITS.
ALL Of our immense stock o: DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS. NOTIONS. HOSIERY,
&c. at SHORT PROFITS.
ALI. OF our customers presented with
tickets TO the PRIZE DRAWING for the
handsome GRON GRAIN SILK DRESS,
aud ALL of our pdirous treated alike cour-
teousy, whether they buy or not.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13
WILT End THIS WEEK.

When the General Assembly met it only
expected TO continue in session two weeks.
OF this time there remains now only four
days, and practically nothing has been done
further than efIecting an organization. ap-
pointing committees. and referring 10 them
huadredS Of resolutions, Of which but few
will ever see daylight.
There are many important questions
which should, and doubtless viii, occupy
the attention Of the Convention, and it Is
decidedly doubtful whether their cOn>id-
Grafton can be completed in 80 short time.
The ball was only engaged for two week.,
and there may be trouble about keeping il
longer. some have suggested that the
body will adjourn next Tuesday.
II j. understood that an effort will be
made TO reach the election Of officers thi,
week. This usually is about the last thing
done, and II i, not probable that this Con-
venton will hold together long after they
arc elected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-13

nIu SATL'S CATARRH CURE
- g.. GlNTNENT OF au drDss SIS or
I...,. rI.e 10 cents.
OLD saul COMPANY.
Baltimore. Nj.
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UThGLARIN BEO-HOON.
Nr. Josopb IGnlI's Residence Entered
aud e2s5 HtOico.

Mr. Joseph Iiall, proprietor OF the Rich
mond lron.N Ork>. VINO lives 3t iel vc>t
Grace street. was suddenly awakened abou'
o O'Clock yesterday morning By a noise.
He listened and heard the NOISE again. and
then stcalthy footsteps. he cot on, Of bed
and examined the room, bat without find
iug any one. Going INTO thc hall. he wa
entering the bathroom, when ne found 20
man behind the door. What are you
doing here, sir: How did You get here; -
he exclaimed. The man said he was sleepy
and wanted 90 rest, ana pretended TO j..
drunk.
While thctwo Were parleying the stranger
edged his way past Slr. Hall toward the door
Mrs. Hall. who could hear the converse
ton, became frightened and screamed &,
her brother. Mr.. John Chamblin. who
rooms upstairs, 10 come down. A. the
nan edged of Mr.. Hall land hi. hand ou
him. As he did 50 the fellow shot past him.
and, going down the steps, ran out Oi the
front door and locked il on the outside
Mr.. Hall pursued, but il was some time
before he could get out, and then the burg
lar.man had gone. Nj. Chamblin raised
the window aud fired three pistol-shOts t.
give the alarm. Policeman Robin. wa~
two squares OF. and heard the shots, and
at once went TO Mr.. Halls house, and with
The help Of two brother.Oflicers, who aftCT-
wards came up. searched all that neighbor.
hcOd for the burglar
When Nr. Hall returned b Ak n,
room he found his pants lying - thfR9k'
Examining the pOckA ktSW 1i-
pocket-book, which oonhJss0 @S5.