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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
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Alrahsm TuiielJ wa made citizen
lbe United Stales in The Hastings Cour
Tuesday.
Henry Hcrnd0n (coloredl, from Orange
rCuuty, was delivered at the pcnitrntlary
Yesterday for two years for house breaking
Judge Fguntleroy has refused 20 grant n
writ Of error in the case OF William ".
Smith. but the paprrs have been placed IN
the hands % another judge OF The court,
who mny possibly grant the writ.
Mrs. Barbara Eohn, an elderly lady,
whose mind had lfns been diseased, com
miticd suicide yesterday by hanging her
sef from The top Of doc wth craVat.
She lived " No. SOD CathariEc street.
In the Washington POST Of yesterday Is
made the statement that IL the recent letter
Of the President "a Governor Lee. the Tor
mer desired Governor Lee Ito kindly re-
member him to his wife, mother, and Miss
Winnie Dayis.v
The remnins of Mrs. Susan West, who
died In New Kent "Wednesday. reached the
city at 10. 80 A. Nj. yesterday, and were e.
coried to Hollywood. Mrs. West was the
mother Of Mrs. r. II. crump, oi this city.
and had wide circle OF friends IN Rich
mond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
Mrs. Stewart's Funeral.
IBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch. !

New YoRK, October % The funeral Of
Mrs. CorDelia NJ. Stewart, widow OF the
late dry.goods millionaire, A. /. Stewart,
took place to-day from her mansion, on
Fifth avenue. No one was admitted to the
residence except relatives and friends o;
the deceased. The body was placed 10 a
velvCt-covered casket, with silver trim
mings, and rested on a 1nral cataiaique in
the centre OF the west plrlor. The floral
designs were numerous, most Of which
were made oi smlaX, ivy, and roses
Fifth avenue and Thiriy-fourth street,
in the immediate vicinity OF the mansion.
were crow ded with people. and a squad Of
police kept the street clear in front Oi the
entrance at Thirty-iourih street. Bishop
LitiltjOhn and Rev. Aribur Brooks OflicI-
sttd and read q portion OF the Burial.
Service from the ritual OF the Episcopal
Church. At2P. NJ. the ciSket was borne
down the steps on the shoulders OF four
undertaker's assistants and placed in the
hearse. Tho funeral COritge took the
Thirty.fourib Street ferry at Hunter,
Point. A special train took the remain,
and friends 10 Garden City, where the 90
sequies W ere held in the Cathedral. About
sixty people attended the services ST the
house, and about forty went to Garden
CITY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
Polfre Court.

The following cases were disposed oi in
this court Yesterday morning:
faa Cottrcil (cOlored), assaulting and
beating Polly Richardson. Fined ss.59
and costs.
Polly Richardson (colored). cursing,
abusIng. and tbreaiening 10 assault Ella
Cottrell. Paid costs.
Charles and Alice Jones tboth coloredh
fphting ana creating a disturbance 70 lbe
nnnoyance OF the neighborhood. Surety
REQUIRED for six months In the sum oi sl0O
Claiborne Bailey (colored). having In his
possession n violin, two horns, and ruo-
ber.coai. supposed 10 be stolen ifom some
ot,e uuknown. Continued until to-day.
Robert Carter and George Wilson lbo'h
ccloredi. yagrants. Ordered 70 leave town
In twenty -four hours.
William Lewis (coloredl, assaultlng,
sbusing, and throwing rock. ut a; ziciia'
rlas in the public street Dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
sEVEHsL Ct Z.
A sag Rev at IA Circus In Norfolk
R,G.geos from CharIestOn-F're
in Norfolk County.
.corrcepontence olthe Rlchmond plspatch.


NoHFOLK. October y. 1886.
There was row between whites and
h!aCks and Ii severe cutting afrHy in the W.
1nity Of the circus last nirht about -
O'Clock. A white man named Benjamin
Twiicfd was badly cut in three places IN the
ltft side, and another white man named
william StaylOr was stabbed in the a1dO-
men. \ negro OyStCr-shucker named Blu.
ford did the cutting, and escaped irOm the
nGl hhorbOod and j. still ai large. Twil0rd
j. 'Cli,vod 10 be fatally injured. A num-
bcr OF parties engaged 10 the melee were
arrested hy the police.
Tie bead 0f the whale washed - Iore AZ
Body island j. 10 be- sent 10 The Smithsonian
Institute.
Eisbty-siX Charleston refugees pissed
through Norfolk last evening on their way
North, where they viii live 10 future. o.
The number about fly were children Of all
ages.
The French friga'c Minerva is daily ex-
pecied in Hampton Roads.
J be DAY hCfore Yesterday the dwelling OF
Isaac Evans, near Great Bridge, Norfolk
county, accidtntly caught fire, and was to-
tally DESTROYED. together with all the furni-
ture ard clothing OF the family. Their
vas 20 insurance Whatever on the property
A wrecking force OF the Baker salvage
Company lfft last night TO work on the
spanish steamship AlbanO, which went
ashore on Back River Point yesterday
morning. The Abano i bound TO Norfolk
10 load ith cotton. She lies easy, and II is
thought VIII be gotten OF with but little
injury.
Last night the Board OF Health ordered
al the children attending the publ schools
Of tbs city to be yqccinated.
Capiain James Barron Hope went ~ TO
FTsrklin To- day, where he deliver d tha
annuaI address at noon before the South
auptOn Agricultural Society.
Jo,eph Norcsm (colOleu) fell dead at bis
residence, in Portsmouth, last night from
siIcke u paralysis Of The heart.
There il n general rejoicing among the
farmers an through this seclion at the
change IL the weather.
MONTE NES ROB 4 FAENER N PORTSMOUTH.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.
NOEFOLK, VA, October 2s.-A farmer
from Princess Anne county named William
stoke, was robbed Of 500 to-day by three.
card-monte mcn on the eircus-grOunds in
Portsmouth. Chiei-oi-Police lyman took
tte mutier in hand. but the thieves gave
lin tie slip completely and got away with
g l., IL booty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29

brated by the Church Of tho Redeemer
first English Lutherap)-Rev. w. z.
schaeifer. pastor sunday, October 5lst,
with the following programme OF exer-
cises: . A. NJ, anniversary at mission
school, Thirtieth and : streets-address by
Rev. l.. A. Fox, ID. d., Of Roanoke Col
lege, Va; ii A. NJ, confirmation and
Lords supper-sermon by Rev. l.. A. Fox,
ID. ID. 8P. NJ, Reformation anniversary
sermon by Rev. l.. A. Fox, ID. D. Collee'
tions viii be taken at all the services Tor
missions. Luther's hymns will be sung by
a trained chorus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
Eruption Of Ibe skin Cured.

BE0CKvIILE. OyTARIn, CANADA
December >. lsSJ.
baye used Brandrctb's Pills iOr thc
past fifteen years. gui think them the be-
cafLariic and anii-bilious remedy known
iOI some FIVE wears | suffered With an eru0
ton OF the skin that gave me great pain
and annoyance. ] tricd different blooI
r, meGie,; A.; but, although gaining rcnyth.
The itching was unrc,ifled. ! finally con
ciudcd 10 take a thorough course Of
Brandreth'. PIN, ! TOOK SIX each nigh
for four nights. then five. four, three. two.
le>ssebing each time by one, and then for
ore month took One eyery night. with the
happy result that now nv skin i, perfectly
clear and has been so ever since.
Ed. NENNgY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29

On Tuesday Mr.. John X. Branch, Of bis
city, and Miss Beulah Gould were married
al the residence Of the bride, in Duche>
county. y. y. The bride is an accom-.
plIShed Young lady, aud the groom l. th
Youngest son Of Mr.. John L. Branch The
parents OF the groom, Mrs. Fred. Il Sc1t'.
and Mr.. Fred. K Scott, Jr., were present a,
The wedding. After an extensive tour
Mr.. BIarch and bride viii come 10 Ri'h-
mOnd- their future home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
Fight Persons Bnreed To Death.
rRv ,aI.oronb IN tho nfapatch

LOUISVILLE, kY., October 2s.-A Tunes S
special gives the details Of the horrible
burning Of eight people in cabin near
Flat Rock, Knox county, Ky, on Tuesday.
William Poe, farmer, went away from
home on business, leaving bis wife, hve
young children. and two young ladies' OF
The ghborbOod-Misses Alice C8rnes
and SallIo Adams. During the night The
house was burned and all the inmate,
rerished. and their remains were found thr
next day ly the husla and on his return. J.
il not known bow he cabin caught fire, bu'
the mothers remains were found clasDin"
those Of the baby, and the bed-clo,hin1
near show that an effort had been made l.
eXunguish he fire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29

The Accnsea Sent ON 20 tse Grand
Jury.

The Dispatch Of yesterday announced
the fact that the night before w. j. Davis
WIS arrested for stealing S3J from the per
son of John I. Robey, and John A. fitz-
patrick ard John Slavin as accessories TO
the crime. The accused were before the
Police Court for preliminary examination
yesterday morning.
Mr.. Hobey Is O resident OF King William
county, and has been m the city several
days.. He went 70 the Theatre wednesday
night, but only saw two acts Of the play
there, when he left and went TO the Theatre
COmique, where he took several drinks and
cot pretty well under the influence oi
liquor.
The evidence showed that during the
evening RObey went into the wine-roon
and had bottle OF wine with the leading
lady. After the performance be entere
the har-room attached 10 the establishment,
where he met with Davis, The le1der q toe
orchestra. who introduced him 10 John A.
Fitzpatrick and John slayin. While they
were standing at the bar drinking Mr.. pu-
nam's attention was attracted by the sus-
piciOus actions OF Fitzpatrick, and he in
ducod RObey 10 leave the bar. Mr.. Put
nam, seeing that Ro5ey was very much in
toxIcaied, directed one Of the WATERS 20
safety.
Some time after Robcy bad left Putnam
heard Davis remark "C0me up. boys.
and take drink; ! have the roll" Aud
upon turning around he saw Davis with o
roll o. notes in his hand. Suspecilnc that
Davis had gotten the money from the coun-
tryman, Putnam called in Policeman Fox
ard Informed him Of bis suspicIons. Fox
ursrf fC Tlnxis TToffAa md DcearfaspsI
that Robcy had been robbed OF $50. lie
returned TO Putnam's and took Davis into
custody. Upon reaching the station house.
the prisoner was searched. and 800 was
iourd on his person-tbe denomination Of
the notes corresponding with the notes
EobVy had lost.
Subsequently Sergeant TOminsOn, upon
Information received. swOre out wurrant
fer the arrest Of Fitzpatrick and Slavin on
ibe charge Of aiding and abeiting Davis 10
stealing the money from Robey. They were
found IN HIPS bar room. at the corner OF
Fourteenth street and Exchange alley.
When The officer entered the place Fitz-
patrick was standing al the bar exhibiting
the shell game. They were arrested ana
locked up. Davi. was sent on b the grand
jury.
Slsyin, vho is youth about nineteen
wears old said that be came here from
Lyrrhturg q fcw weeks ago, and had been
working steady since his arrival; that hc
accidentally net the pariic' who werr
strangers 10 him IN Putnlm', "Wednesday
night and took several drinks with them
He was discharged with III admorition.
Fitzpatrick claimed to tail from Phila-
dlplIia, and wa here for the purpose OF in
Producing q liquid stoye-pOlish. TIE jus
ilce required him 10 give security for BIZ
good 1, bavior. Not being able u furaish
the SANE, he was committed 10 jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
WYIaEsIlLE.
Marriage af Niece of Jeb Stunrs's-
st,u-Torest FIRES.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatoh.l
WYTurvILLE. VA, October 2S.-Tbe
notable event Of the season was the mar
riage last night Of Miss Lizzie VI. Stuart, a
daughter Of Dr. John ID. stuart. deceased,
and niece OF the famous cavalry leader.
J.E. Il. stuart, 10 Mr.. j. II. Grayay. a
prominent tobaeeOuist Of Msrtinsyille, Va.
The ceremony took place at the residence
Of Mr.. James W. Caldwell, uncle OF the
Young lady. Owing TO the recent death OF
a relative The occasion was quiet one.
only the near relatives and friends OF the
contracting parties being invited. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. james L.
Vance. The attendants were: Miss Ellie
stuart, with DT. Pettigo. and Miss ANNE
Caldwell, with Mr.. II. {. Rlyuor.
A slight but very parceptible fall of snow
wss seen here early this morning. being the
fret Of the season.
Owing to the prOtracied drought ye.y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
Given Additional Terms of I'm prisen-
meut.

A special grand Jury was had in the City
Circuit Court yesterday TO indict conyicis
IN the penii entiary who were 10 b. tried on
their second offences. Indictments were
ionnd against the following parties, all OF
whom plead guilty and were sentenced 10
hye years additional Imprisonment after lhc
expiration OF their present terms Luther
jenkins, ii. W. Peters, william IayioF
otids stevenson, and George Coleman Aor
bolisebreaking; Vernon Fletcher Tor i,r-
gerry John Fitch and Pomp scott 0aas
Armstrong for grand lsrcenv.
In lie case of Norgan wiieber, VINO Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
A Stiieh In IiIns sa,e. Nins.

30 bottle Of Dr. DavId's Cough syrup
vii save you both time aId money II taken
at once. before the cough or cold becomes
so drep-seated that medicine canpot reach
it. Dr. Dayid's Cough syrup has no equ7,
as a safe, pleasant, and elective cure 70.
Throat ard Lung troubles. Price % cent.
or five bottles for = dollar. everywhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29

now serving tern for manslaughter, aud
who was indicted fer burglary, the accused
pifad not guilty, one juror was With
drawn, the others discharged, snd the case
continued.
Richard J. Stokes, Henry Crawley, and
Barney Calligan were given one year each
tor trying 10 escape, and Presley Wari and
samuel W. Mulligan two years each for
breaking out OF the prison.
The case Of Archer Lee, charged with
trying 10 escape from guard, was con-
t.nued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
Eire This Mnrninr.

The alarm Of fire turned in at l;9O thi.
morning from Box GO was caused by thc
burning oi the iitchcns in rear Of house
NCs. 1901 and 1913 north Fourth street.
one q the house. l. owned aud occupied
ty Nrs. Uclcua Thomas aud the other j.
owDtd ly J. i. Mchuny and occupied by
JosUh Brown. @ co'orod iarbtr. LosSO
kitchens. " hichwere tot. iy DESTROYED. ab0u.
$500. and on houses. which were somewhat
damaged about $50. Both oWncrs are
fully insured. The tire /, supposed 10 havc
been The work 81 an ucondiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
destructive forest fires have been raging to
The east u the town since saturday last.
They were extiuguishcd by the rain Of yes
terday.
stauntea's Masonic Centennial.
fene~isi faieurnm In the DfspAfch.l

sTAuNTos, October 2s.--Staunton gath
cred at the Opera House tonight to hear
the addresses delivered at the celebration
Of our Masonic centennial. The ceremonies
were opened with prayer by Rev. j. G.
Dice. A review Of the history OF staunton
Lodge was given In an interesting manner
ny William II. II. Lynn, and tributes paid
20 many who have been associated With IL
and the State body in years gone by, par
ticularIy to L. l.. Stevenson, who for many
years was grand lecturer In this State.
and 10 GRIND Master William II. Hnrmsn,
who fell ot the battle Of waynesboro', and
10 the late DR.. A. NJ. Fsuntleroy. L. i.
W. Duke, Jr., OF Charlottesville, delivered
the centennial address, and the proceedings
terminated by banquet AT the hall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
E.hipE rercy for cIuVerius

Governor Lee j. 10 receipt Of good
many lct'crs from people IN different seq
tions OF TIE country. expressing the h0rc
tlGt BE- WilI giant Executive cleU'ncy 'otb'
Ul9cntr Cluvcriu~. some q the writer
bIrg Of tie opinion th.t the evidence wa
iusuLiciD 10 o. Warran' convict ion. urge the
Governor 10 pardon Cluyoriu-; other
plead for commuta,ion of the death srn-
ieuce 10 Imprisonment, Ia The peni;outary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
remoeratie speEEpx I'm Manchester

A Democratic mceiine was held n The
corner Of Fourth and Hull street, in Mao.
chester. last ri-ht. There was a large
crowd in attendance. and perfect orde-
prevailed. speeches IN advocacy OF the
CLAIMS 81 Hon. George y. Wise were made
by Lyon G. Tyler, E'1.. Mr.. Wyatt OF
Ricluond. and David l.. Puilitm. Ed.
and hr. Charles l.. Page, Of Manchester
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
nemoera,ic n.eling az Lyn..s slore.

Tbcr, was 4 fine meeting Of the Demo
crtts o. lower HeurirO at {. W. Lync'>
store Yesterday afternoon. The attend gncr
was good. and the Hon. George u. Wis
srd the Hon. !. TAYLOR EIiyson addressed
ihe people On the issues oi the canvass.
Tie Ddnocrats Of Henrico are thoroughly
aroused and will poll a full vote next
Iup-GtV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
SEM nm for RurclatE.

Tie continued case Of Henry Jones aliqS
J. II. Thompson lcolored). charged with
entrirg in the nighttime the house Of Ro-
beIt EussCll and stealing a trunk contain
ing o. IN money and two gold buttons, VI,
called in the Police Court Yesterday morn
ing. several WITNESSES were examined.
and the eyiGCnce was 50 cJnrld-ite tia. tJr
accused was sent on TO The grand iuly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
ACTION SALES TO-DAY.

X. y. CHAFFIN & 90, &:so r. NJ, CON-
missiOner's sale OF house and lot NO.
6i0 west Broad street.
]. THOMPSON BROWN & CO. &:B0 7. N t.
two brick houses on Ashland s.res near
the Old reservoir.
JAMES B ELAM. 4:s0 y. NJ. two-story
brick residences No. BOA north Fifth
street.
QUAKLhS a HccUkDf, As0 +. NJ. execu
tors sale OF q wellings ON Thirtiet b street
between Main and Franklin.
JOHN T. 0oDDIS. 9 r. NJ. exseutor's sale
Of frame dwelling No. SIT kk John
street
E.B. COOK. 10 A. NJ. household fSrniturs.
Al.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
h.rtot,G Accident

Yesterday evening. at the corner Of Ninth
and Bank streets. James wilson, a coal
cart driver, wa, taken with 4 fl and fell
from bis cart. The LEFT leg was fractured
Y The " becl passing over 10. Dr. Cnarie,
X. Gardner, being near, was summoned
and rendered surgical attention. The mn
was conveyed home, aud At last accounts
was doing well under such circumstance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
Cancers Cured.

Dr A. G. Wollard, Of Richmond, Va, l..
having great success in curing Cancers.
He has cured hundreds pronounced 10.
durable by other physicians. Send 10,
pamphlet with references and certificates
TIE Doctor can be found at bis Office, 70s
east Leigh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
Secretary manning Taking Charge.
lBy TELEGRAPH to the DispStch.l

WAsmSGToN. October 2S.-Secretary
Manning Will resume actual control of the
Treasury Department tomorrow, and MI
tairchild Will be relieved II Biz duties q,
Acting Secretary, which Office be has held
from the time Secretary Manning was taken
sick up 10 date. Orders have been issued
10 have the Treasury mail Tomorrow pre-
pared FOR the signature of Mr. MaEnIng.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
D.mocrai,c Rally III fulton

Tie Fulton Democratic Club will have y
mass-mecting tonight at the corner %
seventh street AM Louisiana avenue
Among those v no are expected 10 addre-
De meeting are MessTs. George ID. Wise
llenry L. Carter. Lyon 6. Tyler, Frank j.
RELY, and John W. Graves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
Heavy EpnkIug.Hou.e Failure.
lBy telegraph To the Dispeteh.l

LINCOLN. ILL.. October 2s.-rhc greatest
igr'ure 10 the history oi Logan county oc-
cured 10 day. The banhiug.hOuse Of ".
NJ Dustin cl sed. with liabilitie. AZ $780,
OCo. The banker is preparing 10 maze an
IL. iCnment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29

Don't fail % attend C,mmissionCr's Auc-
ton sale Of West Broad-Street Properly
this evening at a O'Clock.
L. e. CTAFFIN 4 Co.,
Aupti,reDr4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
wa.s.meetfng in Clay Ward.

A Democratic mass meeting will be held
at Tie Skating-I,ink tonight. Tue sp'ak-
Crs will De Hon. John Goode, Colonel W.
n. Ayleti, and others. Every voter is In
Xifrl TO be present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
An independent Candidate with
draws.
fBy Telegraph tostne Dispatch.1

HAERIsoNRURG, Va, October 2s. - c.
Tyson Butcher, one Of the Independent
candidates for Congress in this district,
has Withdrawn In favor Of General John
f. Roller, the other Independent clndi-
date.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
tonp3 1T.

The choir q the First Baptist church,
assisted ly other locd talent. will give q
concert al the Fourth-Street chapel. for the
benefit q the chapel, lhi, ,TTida!) evening,
Oct0i cr 20, 1856.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29

Commissioners Sale - Wesl-Broad-
street Property this evening Il A. O'Clock.
BE sure 10 come.
Il. b. CHAFTIN q Co.
Augtioupcrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
The AcaGer1N.

Escaped from Sing. sing" was PLAYED
10 good house at he Academy last night
To-day sud tomorrow The Gcneya
Cross J." VIII be put %.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
Richu,nn1ArfE EnnI,ia.

Fine Paintings, Eucrayiugs. Etcbiug-.
Decorative Art, and ail the latest sty!es o.
Frames and Pictures. A. j. CRAIG.
20 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29

nm CAT kRH CTRk
llII Pill OINTMENT
~ crusg's.s or by mRU. % cents.
SAILS OLP asiSars. sAS6 SSa aa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29

THE DISPATCH JoB-PRISTINe HOUSE is
thoroughly equipped TO do sn kinds OF
Book AND JoB-PKISTIse st the shortest
notice
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
p.rNT,s nolNr. Ia. March as. 1854.

t..,temcn lam irOobled with lung
.,.s,v,c aud assNmp. aud have Ia KEN
es,, l.urS's f'ure Mail Whiskey since
al Nnvemspr aud n mas helped me
,+,sf sexi. 'tink 80 the purest whis-
~ srE trGst 10 I've hsd. am giving
ex's Formula fair trial ! have
s..,g rryohlcd with lung isease FOR
,verfs ~ q years. and have done no la
d., 4; any kind fOI three yesrs.
z. T. ALiIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
TOO LabE roR CLASSIFICATION.
DICHN0ND THEATRE.
Ii TWENTY Third SEASON.

Two Nights Engsgemest commencing
MONDAY, AoyKNbfg IsT,
O1
PATTI ROSA
and her unexcelled Company OF Come
diana.
In Msncens Delightful Comedies Of
a,...s..... s--.ss--.----s.fl4
"ZIPp AND "BOB."
~ 10y
10y authorization OF LDfTA.l
Few and Elaborate scenery New ana
Original songs. paness hspjo lSo'os. &c.
Psicns: orchsstYs-Rss<rved. u eoucn-
syop. see Drusx-C Clrcle- ~ <eryol 1ea a.
minaion soc. Family -CiScss. So. 0akGgy.
lso. Telsphops te7. ~ - ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
w.s.~,nae,en Aanfyersary.

The three hundred and sixty ninth amt
yersary u tie Reformation WIN DC '''e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
rsf's Pure Malt Whisky
AND
Dufy.s Formula.
Asthma.
lserAsT EIOHTY-FIFTn STREET,
NV YofK. pecpmher 30 1883.

vtest sits,- Concerning the effect Of
rur Formuia. / sm compelled TO say
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-29
Healthy Gums Sweet Bres'h.
RULASDIEH.
CABELL's PHARMACY.
Third and Main streets.

IBsUBd Of Rephintiug
try washing Old paint with the famcas
Pearllne.
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