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New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
Randei. Baremore & Billings
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS OF
DI a NJ o - ID >
MANUFACTURERS OF DIAMOND JEWELRY.
81 Sassau-st and - Maiden Lane. New York
81 Andrew s-st., hOlDOrn Circus Lonlon.
Post Omce Notice.

shoud be read DAIY by all interested as changes nayoS
at any time
for i.pstch Y aay pTtsa4r sea nr eHesPs wAen u,
specially dresse beng sent Dy te fastest
sels available.
Foreign mails for the week ending November 10 will close
(PRoMPrLY all cases al tins ice as follows
sUNDAY-At3p p m. for BlueneIds and rruxo pee steam
ship Maria P. from New-Jrieans.
MONDAY-At3p p for Belize. Puerto corez AMI Guate
mala. per pseamshiD CITY OF Dallas tron Sew-oTleans
TUEsDAY-At 10 a. M tor Central America and south Pa
for Guatemala, Costa anu Mexico must irsctsi
Alaska. via Queenstown.
wEDNEsDAY-At 23O a. m. for Europe per steamship
Jamaica avanIa etc per steamship Avena / D. N.
Ior II Thomas anu NlntNafa isahis, per stcaAs.hp
OrnOco: at p m for Costa kicA per steamship Fox
THURsDAYAt 1890 m. for Europe per steamship Ger
gresO. Tuxpain and TampIcO per steamGnp Manhattan
FRIDAY-Atga for ST. Pierre MiqueIon, per steamer
from HALIFAX
sATURnAY-At3a- m, for Europe per steamship Ems;
wa southampton and Bremen letters iOr irel-It ana
Ireland. per steamsnp seryA VIA 1neeastown Netsers
IsHr % so1r ,pe va a.vrs W O' AZ a. "a os cr
land direct per steamship Devonia glasgow letters
lrectea per DevOnla "j' AZ a IA 10. seizan
must % drectea per Rny aiani' at 10 n ior Pro,
Iq a@s era At 5 % per for ne Sshsn de per-
steamship scheiln Amsterdam tetters must NJ d.
rected per schiedan ,.
Mails Tor Japan. per steamship city of sydney
rom saa Francisco close here November i5 at p N
samoan Islans steamship Mariposi iron sAn Fran
SsSS ts1 esS s1essp cee with British mails tor
Mails Ter The so.s s0ssy lsvHSeE sa1 per mp a
Mails Tor Cuba. by rau 70 Tampa Fla and thence oy
Key Vest Fla, close At this ONCE daly A.
2:3Oa m.
on the their unnterrupts overland transit %
Malls the East arriving OS INK AZ o-n
FraDcisco day sailing OF steamers are dispacaei
'NeH'' --' '-'1 HENRY @. PEARSON. Postmaster.
Post ONCE. SewYork- y NovemDeco D. 1850
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
1EaAn FreHr ovER rHs PULLMAx cAR TAX

DEs MONIES, Iowa. Nov. 6.-All of the Iowa
railroads using Pullman have united IN serving
notice upon STATE officials that application VIII DO
made United states Circuit judge Brewer, at Omaha
on November Il. for injunction restraining them
from collecting tax for using The railroads
protested last spring when the Executive Council made
up the annual assessment, against this tax. Now they
propose bv legal to resist it. The STATE as
has orders arrest the employees
OF th- Pullman Company VINO are found In the state
10 bold them refusal OF the to comply with
the sWeenie law, which compel" foreign cOrIor t"ns
doing business IN iowa r-ncDrpprste here For sey-
raj years State assessed ths Pullman Company
collected through tho raj ROAD u5lng thelr
cars BY special agreement the railroad@ propose
to dispense vita arrzngenent ami let the state
collect rs tax from the Pullman Company direct
Hence OF tho state 10 domcstcate that COM
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

With the exception OF tomorrow evening, when Der
yerschivenier vii be payei. One Hundred Maiens'
vii ue performed al this week at the IhAlla Theatre
MI John Alden PianoiOrte teacher aud composer
OF tai. city has ioned the faculty of the New Eng
land Conservatory OF Boston.
Pour rianoforte reel ais have been projected 10 be
given al Chcke-ng Hall the afternoon OF November
l6 23 80 ana December :. The frat and last OF the
rrita- sl liven by the Do1ste sisters of London.
whD VISITED this country seven years ago a. musical
progies unier The management oi Nh J. H. MaplcsOn'
Mr.. Emilio Agramonie announces a series OF six fort
nightly description mailnees given IN Chckering
&C bc T. he the introduction Of Of com
irrd ucal aud singers Will take part III the
Concerts
Mr. SAM Franko. volinist. has organized the New
York string Quartet by associains with himself Henry
Boewig viuln; Louis chens, VIOLA and Adolf Hart
deeet violaueello The clnh will thIee concerts
OF chamber musr in fjyer OF the Aca"eny OF Music
Deconnrr =. JANUARY /, ana biutrJ ;.
AT the second OF Mr. Nuendorhs sunday evening con-
certs to-day ,ieinway Hail. Miss Helen Du iey CAMP
bell viii ~ anl ar. August Spanuth play the Iilno-
forte. The orchestra vii in rOduce novelty il the
snaie from the lite for orcbes IRA
compose, by Mos1ko~ ski and performed last year Oy
the London Philharmonic SOclo y.
Miss Helen Dauvrhy comes to the Lyceum Theatre
December = -Ou- OF oar Girls " VIII be then pre-
sented aid -ubse iuenuy Miss DaIvray VIII DrlHg odt
new comedy iy BiousIn Howard
Inc Cost of Han.s,' produced at the star Theatre
4. f,..
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
THE ANGELO OPSGA COMPANY.

TALK OF LEGAL PKocnEDiNG--ABRANGING A BEN
The sidewalks around the Academy of Music
yss-rdav al ernoon crowded groups Italian
cboru- singers and muslclans. Tbey were taking
voiubly among tnemssves and occasionally q hss would
be ciOusJ th- direction Of the Italian Hotel
where signor AugsO lay dvsn smoking cigars and
according account. a condition OF advanced
invsid.s'n asssage was seut to MIN from the COM
p@uy = . % The returned
tnaS physician forbade his seeing any on- fearing
sh ck IS Il may be mentioned that
signOr Angelo. IN not good maa.
any rate weighs about $50 pounds,
and would never he suspected OF nerves by casual
acquaintance. lie afterward said that on Monaay lie
woulD pawn uis w,fe's jewels aud pay his people
The fares OF the company. amounting - 200 were
maid ny Mr. Ful msD; Msdsue Vads has advanced NJ
many hundred dollars TO The orchestra owing about
$1,000 and the psny have scarcely been paid all
Fur,hsr than tais. the music wa: got FROM
ard rom the London ho1se ON Llhr.raD
sous The COSTUMES are contained IN four or nvs
boxr. sna ar. wsirst materials ana th- scenery
oousi.fs OF wU drops. Against th-se expenses must
BE- s~t the nightly receipts. winch. II not extreme )
large were fairy remunsrstive. especially as ony
norton of IN. rrn ia said To DreD paid De con-
p.ny a. agree 10 that AngeO ~ ked OF thr
i.n. he ban Al bis L. but ntoned Madame
Va. "a being iutrrrsr-d n the venture There vas
s0me talk night of having Ans-Io r'~seu anu
warrant was applied for 10y Grorg- Wilson Apparently
hsys .ons fear of this Ia view. Anselo sent MS TWO
ohdren over TO New-Jsrsey ana Will probably II pos
M.asme ya1aa merely said that she had washed her
hzu.s OF the whole affair and was uncertain
whether or not to reorgsniIs ths ps eonpsnj.
tue principals are actually In want. one OF them as
sursd sympsth~tie s-nsr with tears IN his eyer .na
he ad able buy sace the DAY De ore
and had not anything he could pawn Cnares
Msprson 10 the front last svsnns and IS A. wors
probable that the German and American Oprrs COM
psniss wiz sssast and Thursday night will probably Dc
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07

Board I'm their service. We .pubishsd, Ostober %,
the com plant OF the manufacturers tnst they we're
not able to obtain from the Navy Department. tho
information they required before bidding. as TO the
shapes and weights OF armor paes. etc. rhey
further complain that Messrs Schneider, through
their at Washington, have been able to Obtain
the Information withheld from than. They have
the usual commercial suspicious TO the meaning
Of this and Is unfortunate that such suspicions
should be directed against naval officers We do
not know that there any regulation. tho letter OF
which actually forbids officer from performing
the service Lieutenant fomiu andsr Birber mas
undertaken. But should officer In sich case
hOlf himself like CessTs wife. against whom
suspicion must never be directed by any act OF his
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
MRS. "HARkY" MIsEh RUNS ovEs BOZ

Mrs Julia Miner, the wife OF " Harry" Miner,
the THEATRICAL MANAGER In dog-cart yssIrr-
day. At aud Seventeen h-st. her horse be-
came elevated Train and knocked down
small boy. James Moran. He hurt. the Beirvu-
scisn- SAID but father Insisted his Orlnz
taken hospital, although Mrs Miner tod nin thai
sue would amiy pnysici.n 10 attend the boy.
He also ed Mrs. VI being taken
Onic-r Brady Yorkvfne wbrre she
Wa narOied she told Jusuco IhAt shs una sIi
could 10 avert the accident she added that her husband
Il sick
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
THE WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONs-FOR "a HOURS.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 6.-For Maine, New
Hampshire. Vermont Massachusetts,, Rhode Island.
Connecticut and Eastern New-York. local rains cooler
winds shifting to northwesterly.
For District OF Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania Now
Jersey. Marysni, Delaware and Virginia, local rains
cooler winds, shifting north westerly.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
GENERAL MANAohR goxIs.s ILLNgss

The frienis OF. Herbert NJ Hoxir, general manager
OF tie Missouri Pacific Railway system. deny that Is
precarioasly III. About six ~-eks operation
hun performed IN lhis ciy for the reirIf uf .all
stones IL Was successful and laiuc,s Dut sInrt time
AZ lie rrceivrh srt5 OK igh bilious chill ami
he Ill at tho br0 way Apartment House over the
Me rOpnlitsn Opera House Ills is with him. Tue
pnys cians Attending him are Dr. Mstcz ~ Jr. Warl
Ar iutlm aie fSrnd yesrr ,ay said Mr. Hoxie WAS
sruou.y bu dan s-ronsy III. that there we're
-frons hopes OF nis recovery he had been making
slOw progT recently.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
Mr. wALL4oK RAPPY OYER HIS NEW PLAY

Lester Wallack was seen yesterday at his
thea re- looking the picture Of good -humored con
tent If it not for this confounded stih knee
sad he. II should be quite happy. l th nix sophia
is destined 10 have a long run ! have Just been
rcadina Clement SCOTT article it, revival N Lon
dOn. lie plcture- state O lec ne lie stage thei
has fallen mo- and word Of~hls article would
a pIy 10 Now-lOrK. lie cOngratulates tho public
tlat among the crowd OF meleuc ious burlesqncs
and ieras so SOUND a piece Of work Mr. Blu
T., hauan's play has made pace Tor .tsef and caught
he pol uldF ta-te. sure OF one thing. and IIat
is that 10 company could play the piece better than
u Ne IL u mounted and Costumed carefully. and ]
am Il iii pro.e here as .asting success a. il
has Ii InndOn.N
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
ulIOURS. MorpHR.

lKBUSE OFFICE. Nov. II A. m.-The movement OF
the barometer y-sterday was do wnwsrd. There was
rainfall OF o Al The tempersturs ranged between
40 and $50. the 53l9 beiug % higher than
FrIiAy
COnd ness and rain followed by colder clearing
weather may be expected to-day In this city ana VI
cluIty.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
NdRRfED
cnpNEL1lwIrHERspooN-At Bin


Wednesday November g. Oy the key W A. Hitchcock.
d. d. OF Batavia N.Y. Edward shelton Cornell " Eleanor.
daughter OF the late Rev. Orlando Witherspoon.
PO-T-SEWA November l. 1856. by the Rev. Will
lam -chmtz Jefferson Post COrnea h. seward both OF
Ioxbury y. y.
evening. November 4, 1886 at
The Pilgrim Church. NewfOrk by the Rev
samuel H. Virgin b. d. q. Andrew iost 10 Nellie SANFORD
Cornell
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
FALSE RUM1R or NIX. hVARrss DEATH

FiLSL KLNJK OF MH. hFA hIs-S DHdIH'
A rumor of the sudden death of William NJ.
Evart. was set anoat nMa-s. yesterday aftrrD"on'
Il stated that nad fallen dead me sfrert-Jns
vh,r re- nobody knew Al Mr.. kvArt,s Ufice II Was
rarnrd thaL the rumOrs we're Entirely grOuBdlrss hi
Evarts left the city by the II o'clock Train Tor WIN"
anrN VI
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07

IN THIS CASE TT PAID TO 90 TO LAW.
From The Bost0a budget.
Mrs. Myra Clark Galnsss i've grsndcndren viii have
a million each from her estate.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
Crpr rnR TILE DFAF.

IMPROVED CUsuoSFp EAR DRtMs perfectly
restore hearing perform the work ~ the Natural ru
Invisible. comfortable and always in position All conversa
and whispers heard distinctly send Tor Gstrstl
book testimonials Address call f. HIscoA
s53 Broadway, y. y Mention lhis paper.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
ALL RIKER's PREPARATIONS

under the guarantee found entirely salts
factory in every respect the money VII be chterny re-
funded Which O the PArFNr SuSrRi Ms can be pnrtSf on
such Where you buy anything with such priVi-
Iegei RIKER son. No 1853 sixth ave- near Twenty sec
Ond where been established forty te
most druggists and manufacturing chemists IN the
nj
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07

w ORLDS OF OOOD.
Probably other in the world receives so many
letters OF thanks" yia f. Pnkham, OF Lynn Mass
Mrs = OF knheui " H. says: will simply say that
your Vegetable COMPOUND all you recommend 10 TO be- 10
worlds good" Another lady writes rom OF
follows Il have just today bought the seventh
your Vegetable Compound have used two boxes OF
Pills and several OF Sanatve Wash and think IL
but right you how much gOod derived from your
medicines They are a regular God send. All the pains and
aches disappeared stomach is much stronger
too and / feel my self improved every way"
LADIES ask for the Diamond Twills and the
XXX satin Tw4ls Dress Linngs Mrs. sol Prnge
says she VIII have other The genuine have colbert
Mlg. Co." stamped on selvase.
ONLY 3 CENTs.-Take Broadway Cars to
G C. ~HAYNRs manufactorv 1913 Princest and SO on
the price OF a sealsAln garment
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
Announcement.

Buy only the genuine 3-Leaf Twills for Dress
LinIags. which have printed the selvage "Giibert
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07

Ssvcrable Impression Her voice ia large ana musncM.
and her singing would he aoge ther enJoyaoie "eio
not afflicted with the tremolo.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07

AL notices Of marriages mus. be iorssi Ois fH name
ana address.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
Lundborg's Perfume, Edenla-

All who Use are delighted with Macmahans Handicap
Tooth Powder The latest and best denthrcc Iry H. FO
amIaf ~ .lrtly rr.f1
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07

the quack pasers try 10 get towel to market
the name and reputation Of Benson Reject all OF then
alone really aud promptly curative ASK il
flnu
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
DR.. LYoN's PERFECT TOOTH POWDER
An Elegant Toilet Luxury. 25 centA

DREssMAKERs use the best and therefore Will
only use wills and the Xxx satin Surah Twill:
for Dress Linngs Genuine have Gilbert Mig Co. IN faA
the sewage.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07

DressmnlSers pronounce the Diamond Twlls and Xxx
Satin ~u al IWs the best Innings made superior 10 SILK
Genuine have Gilbert Mfg. Co." stamped on selvage.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07

radie. all genuine Twls for tine dress Innings have
printed on the selyage every yard Gnber Mig Co..
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07

Genuine Leaf Twills for dress Innings have
printed selyAse OF each yard "0lDert Mig Co."
Buy other. -
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07

.Icaf Twill dress Innings superior TO all others Buy
only the genuine wcn have Gilbert Mfg Co. name on Sci
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07

ALL the Newest Styles in sealskin, Plush
an: lined garments can be found at l05 PTincesI
L. c. sHAYNE. Manufacturer
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
DIED.

THowsoy-on Sunday October 81 1896. At the residence
Of the Rev Iohn Thomson Ayr ont, Ann y Vose widow
the John W. Thomson A. NJ. OF New-fors City. In
the 5ith year Of her age.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
IAnrrs nsL- fnr the. ninmnnd N
HrNRY A. DANIELS. NJ. u


IA LexingtOn-aye between 18th and 10th sta.
Hours-s 70 l. to T. Diseases OF The Nervons SYSTEM
Genlto-U TlnaTy organs Impotence anu sterlLy.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
SrcrPF GOFr AND Glossy
WORLDS OF GOOD.

and abundant growth By using DR. HAYs5 lair HEALTH
stops falling hair renews the color 3Oc.
KILL COINS X lis hard or soft corns Ounlonsi lOc
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07

BLESSING To MOTHERs.-hrs. WILSON'S
SOOTHING SYRUP with which CHILDREN are
AFFLICTED. twenty-five cents a bottle
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07

A TOILET LUXURY
For TEETH and BREATH. BROWNS CAMrn0RATED eAPONA'
CEoUs DESTIFRCE Twenty y-hye cents bottle
New-York tribune., 1886-11-07

be fool enough to buy the financial Sacts" and opin
ions OF the poor old "Tmes-l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
Police Court.

The following cases we're disposed of
yesterday:
Joseph Mead, disorderiy and fighting on
the street. Fined IS aud costs.
Edgsrd Logan (colored), assaulting and
interfering with Pat. Feley while at work I;
also. supposed 10 be Of uns0und mind.
Sent TO Jail sud commission of lunscy
ordtrfd.
william Gibson, +. \. sydnor. and J. T..
MerTyweather. drunk. Fined each 81 and
costs.
Richard Mayo lcolored), cursing, abusing.
and threatening sarah Jackson. Dis
missed.
Levi Vieks (co'ored). a suspicious ch1rac-
ter. security required for three months in
tue sum VI 800.
Jennie Archer aud Virginia jenkins
lho,h oolored). keeping disorderly aud
ili.gnVcrned house, IN the annoyance Of the
neishborhood. Jennie required TO give Sc
cuTity for three months In the sum Of sl0o;
Virginia discharged.
l.. IlirshbeTg and T.. Woody, lighting in
the street. Dismissed al the station-house
by Justice Richardson.
Joseph Peters and George Prayer, Va
grants. Security required for thirty days.
Emmett Fovlkes, assaulting and striking
Walter Daniels with shovel. Dismissed.
John Austin. Henry Duncan. and J. III.
Ross, trsmps. Ordered TO leave town ID
Iaenty-iour hours.
Clsra Fromsn. drunk and disorderly on
the street. Fined $40 and costs.
Preston Cary (coloredl, assauliing Joseph
Johnson spd throwing pepper In bis eyes.
Hired $40 and coats and sentenced 10 con-
bnement In Jail for ten days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
Holiday Goods!

Mr. James r. Tyler Is TOW in New York
for the purpose OF selecting q handsome
stock IL Fancy Goods specially adapted 10
the holiday season. These goods are eX-
pectcd to arrive 10y the 18th Instant, and the
public &, advised to defer their purchases Of
Christmas Presents until they can examine
this stock Of goods, which will be really
elegant assortment Of the latest patterns.
Mr. Tyler will also purchase fine a.
sortment Of Diamonds, Watches, and
.Iewcry, and this oldest-cstabhshcd house
in Virginia, first presided over by Mitchell
Il TYLER. then by John II. Tyler x Co., who
have Just been succeeded by james +.
Tyler. guarantees al goods sold 70 be- u
the very finest qulhty and Of latest style.
No. so PACE BLOCk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
The Grams Lodge Yirsinin.

The Mot Wor,hiAui Grand Lodge Of
Vir-iuia. \. I. sud y. D., viii meet ln IL
out-Lundred-,nd.Iini annual session toe
morrow evening. December 1871, ~ -
Aij3Is Hall. and De called % order AZ q
O'Clock ~ Hon. Franci, II. Hill, most
wor,litiul grand master. some time vii
be- consumed in pctiecting the organization
Of tie BODY. enrolling members. 2nd dJln 3,
OIL n routine work, including the appoint
mont u committees, assignment 81 work.
and listening 10 the report OF tue grand
master. II j. believed that every thing has
gene wei IN the Virginia Jurisdiction du-
rirg the now closing Masonic year. Dele
gates are already arriving. and the Grand
Ledge will. no doubt, be composed Of Sc
yCral hundred delegates from all parts Of
the State. The two most Interesting events
likely 10 produce discussion will be the
proIosal IN erect 3 hssonic temple in this
city and the annual election Of officers.
Each blue lodge i only entitled 10 one
vote, though represented in the Grand
Lodge hy ITS master aud two wardens. The
Grand Lodge will be in session for several
DAYS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
Harsimau Piano.

II affords me pleasure TO say that the tic0
Uprigbt Ilardmsn Pianos bought Of you
last year give entire satisfaction. The mu-
seal qualities have been highly spoken Of
by several persons who are musical experts.
The Workmanship and design Of the mstru-
mcnts are beautiful. The lIardman i GER
tainly entitled to rank amongst the best
musical instruments Of our day.
Or. l.. II. J0RDAy.
Mount Jackson, shenandoah county, Va.
walter u. Moses & Co., state Agents.
ql4 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12

We take pleasure In inviting every reader
OF this paper 10 call and see our immense
stock OF goods. Our Holiday Novelties are
all ready for sale, and many new things
will be added daily. We import at least
four fifths OF our Christmas Goods this
year, and can save you lots OF money on
christmas Presents. besides beng able 10
offer you only New and Reliable Goods.
We have many useful presents for parents,
Young men. aud ladies'. as well as Tor little
folks, all at Low Prices.
MILLER, RuoADs & GERH,RT.
III east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
me su,,y Csr sea,-Locls company.

,IudCc Beyorley Z. WeIliord, IT., Of the
City Circuit court. yesterday granted a
charter to this company. which na' for it,
purposcs the manufacture and sale OF cir-,
car.sta,s. aud AL other articles used in the
construction ~ railroad c.rs o. all kinds.
The capital stock : to be $4,000, divided
INTO shares Of so each. The principal
Office j. to be Of Richmond, and the amount
Of real estate proposed 10 bc held i, NOT to
exceed twenty acres. Ihe officer, for the
ir,t year are sol. Haas. president; Il. NJ.
>ully. secretary and treasurer; Directors.
sol. Haas. r. NJ. >ully, L. /. y. Myers,
and Joseph Bry-n-aI oi R.chmond-and
AlcNandlr Hlmlllon. Of Peter.nurs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12

last evenings $40 O'Clock, sweetly sank
to rest Mss Dasey Monroe Patrick, young
est daughter OF DR.. +. J. Patrick. OF our city.
after an illness OF four days. which she bore
with Christian fortItude and resignation.
She was Of sweet, amiable disposition, he
loved by all who knew her, and was per-
fCctly resigned to death. one more bud
transplanted from earth 10 blossom in
Heaven. The griei-stricken family have
the s,mpathes Of the community IN their
bereavement" From the Danyllle Regis
Ter.
Miss Patrick was the sister OF Mr.. F. f..
Patrick, OF this city. SIR. and Mrs. Patrick
returned this morning from Danyille where
hey went to attend the funeral.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
u the euNw. Removal Ordinance
Raasnv IN GOeee0f

Messrs. Editors: The Dispatch informed
US Yesterday morning that 400 OF the citi-
xfps OF Richmond have been reported"
for violation OF an ordinance OF the city
In not removing the snow from their pre-
mises-an excellent ordinance, and one that
ought TO be enforced, provided 1t i done
strictly and impartially; but Is this the
caseg think not. Look at the number OF
unoccupied tenements In the hands OF
agents for rent or sale. How many OF them
have had the snow removed from even the
sidewalk In front of their premisesf Look
at the property belonging to the city Itself
Monroe Park. for instance, now thorough
fare. Has spade or n shovel been used
for the removal OF snow from any OF It's
walksg Let the ordinance be enforced by
all means, but let it be done impartially,
and let the city take the lead ard do it, duty
before putting the citizens to trouble and
expense. Let us have FAIR PLAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
srseefnI Malice.

Miller, Rhoads 4 GerhaIt call special At
teniion to the fact thai their H0idly Goods
this ses,on are all new and correct designs
in novelties. mostly all OF their own I'M
poristiOn. They have not carried over from
last season one cents uOrta OF gOOds. 50
no oid end Cut-of. dite stock Will be offered
their trade. This large stock Of novelties
In Brass, Bronze. Gls.s, China. Toys, Toy
Book. Gsmes, &c. together with u fine
stock Of useful presents, can De found At
their One-Price store. IL east Broad street,
n very low prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
RiixalHaIa. Clocks.

HOLIDAY AND BRIDAL PRESENTS, PARLOR-
LAMPS, AND TABLE CUTLERY.
The balance OF the above stock may be
boug hit at private sale on Monday and Tues
day, while the goods are being packed for
shipment, at store corner OF Ninth and
franklin streets. Remember, this Il the
last opportunity Won will have for one year
to buy at manufacturers prices the best
goods offered in this market.
GEORGE W. MAYO, Aucti0nccr.