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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07
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The Dispatch's Petersburg correspondent
has already mentioned that on Thursday
evening the Richmond Light Infantry
Blues. Captain Sol. CutebIns, and Company
q First regIment), Captain T.. Hall, LETT by
speciaI train for Petersburg TO engage In a
compe,itIye drill for handsome gold medal
10 be worn by the captain winning IL Ar
irving at Petersburg about 8 o'clock, the
two companies were met at the depot Oy
the Petersburg Grays, whose guests they
were, and marched 10 the Academy OF Mu-
sic. where they were 10 drill a. the kirmess.
Then they were marched to the rear OF the
building, where an elegant repast was
spread; and best OF all were the pretty
girls " no acted so gracefully as walters.
Supper being over, the men who were to
drill retired with their captains. In short
While the curtain went up, and the Blues
presented themselves. They made pretty
sight in their lovely uniforms.
The drilling passed of quietly, and,
Judging from the strict attention given 10
both companies, IL was enjoyed very much.
Captain L. l.. Spence and Lieutenant
GRAY BOssieux, OF the Richmond Grays,
and Colonel Cary, Of the Fourth Virginia
regiment, were the judges. Retiring for n
few minutes, they came out on the stage,
and Colonel Cary, in an appropriate speech,
awarded the medal to the Blues. The cap.
tains OF the two companies were then called
for, and each made a short but weli-termed
address.
The boys were completely captured by
the pretty girls OF Petersburg. Some OF
them say they are going back this week to
see the girls again.
Judging from the large audience, the
Kirmess is a grand success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07
Entr for LitiIc sIsrcra.

Owing 10 the inclcmcnt weather the at-
Tendance last night was small, though those
who came were gwen pleasant entertain
mcnt. ON Friday night the attcndan"y
Was very large and The patronage good,
many handsome articles being either pur-
chased or won in rattle 1hcre vii be-
rafting each night, and the voting, which
i. IN exciting feature, vii! be pushed. For
the punch.bowl Tor the most popular Mill
tuy company the Drum Corps leads, with
IS votes; for the set II yCstmrnt.. Father
SlattGy with l6S votes; for the gold cn",
MI. Fred sillcrding. with loo votes; iOc
the speaking doll, Miss Mamie Black, with
- votes; for The gold watch, Miss Mary
Hatks, with 40 votes; COR the gold-headed
cane for the most popular cougr, ,,ioual
candidate. Hon. G. u. Wise, with 100
votes; for the scWing-machinc, Mrs. Md
dcndori. II il hoped 'bc weather for the
coming wcch viii Doe zinc, and that when
Che fair shall he rtdponcd on Moudly 10
viii lc with renewed zcst and ylgor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07

A Baltimore lMd.l >prca! says: When
Joseph Neal, thc uncle Of President Clrye-
land. died several weeks $50. Fac Pr'-I-
dents 7l,succ from ihe funeral was cone
,uucd hy sorc people into Sight on th'
part f Nr. Cleveland 81 hl- mother, bro
Their. This turns ont to bc entirely unciiied
for aud erroneous. The administrator o.
the estate said TO-DAY Tint upon the death
oi MIR. NraI the family bad written To the
President. saying thai they d'd uot expect
him to attend thc iuu,r l', aud that II he I'D
attend his presence would b. tie occasion
Tor the c,tberiu~ oi l1r-" throug u sight
seer. which wuUld Boz di-agrCrI5le to tine
family o, wei a him.cIi Mr.. NclIs Will
was admitted 10 probate Yesterday. The
estate iSrot larec. There j. legacy % the
deceased mother " the President, and the
devise VIII therefore boz distributed anon
her children. The President, mother WIS
q Baltimore lady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07
rOsNTERFEIrERs CAUGHT.
LAWYER Dfehls and PtnRerton's
Agency Make three ImpoS-
tans Ares
fPhiladelphia Press.


II was not until the patent-medicine
trade began to notice that " Herbs OF JOY
were curing the aches and pains oil human.
itv at less than fifty cents per oottie th..
LAWYER Thomas j. Diehie and Pinkertons
detectives began still.hunt that RESUMED
Yesterday afternoon In the arrest OF D.
richardson Parke, $40 south Tenth street,
Jerry Opdyke, 1921 south Tenth, and Al
fred (aiidS Thomas) Fetter, 1928 Harper
street. The arrests are regarded rs nigniy
jmporiabt by the trade. For many months
the "Hcfbs," 4" Hop Bitters," "Swits
specific," and "Jayne's Expectorant
have been flooding The retail market ~
nrices below the wholesale cost. Sometimes
:. drives are made below cost to attract
trade. bot the dealers became convinced
thai counterfeit mixtures were being made
and sold rs genuine.
The results Of their examination were
startling. Some OF the bottles were tlled
with ingredients similar to the genuine
mixture, while IN others were the Vilest
kind OF compounds. In some cases the
swindlers had obtained genuine labels
and yrsppers, while others we're coun-
forfeited. The extent OF their operations
cannot be estimated, but it Is supposed
that thousands OF bottles have been
pslmed of. The sale OF these goods Ia
largely among the ignorant classes, and the
little stores where standard patent'medi-
cines are sold OF wondrOusly low prices are
the chief dispeusaries for the fraudulent
medicines. Mr. Diehle feels confident he
can convict the prisoners, as the delivery OF
the goods at a store on FIFTH street below
South, and their quack composition and
~ rpprip gg can he prOypl
Mr.. Diehe has been very successful IN
detecting frauds Of this nature. Two gears
AGO a nan was'cOnvicted OF putting LOril-
lArd's "lin tags on Inferior tobacco
through Mr.. Diehe', efforts. Fetter l. the
chief Of the gang. and his arrest was only
81, cied after much excellent detective
work by Captain Robert J. Linden, OF the
Pinkerton Agency. A wagOn.load OF bottles
was found in Fetter's house, and there
was every indication that he planned
10 escape the "shadoW following him
bv leaving the city. Opdyke has been
playing the detectiye-dodge himself IN the
righteous cause OF breaking up the >wind-
ling business, and Parke has been brought
M once before by the County Medical So
cicty for Violations OF drugstore etiquette.
Parle is known a. n "Cutter by the
trade that Is. one who makes a business
Of selling patent medicines at figures be-
low actual cost. Opdlke has been in the
employ Of Parse. A hearing VIII b. had
this morning at . O'Clock before Magistrate
Durham,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07
THE LITERARY VISITORS.
Places Visited Ysstsrday-To Leave
Tomorrow for Dauvfile.

The party OF gentlemen-two writers
and two srtists-headed by Mr.. viii. Har-
per, from the New York publishing-house
Of Harper Brothers, who are at present
| In this city, had another pleasant day yes
| terday for visiting points In and about the
| city. At $50 A. NJ. tbcy were met at the
| Exchange Hotel by the committee APP
| pointed BY the Chamber OF Commerce
| George A. Ainslie, Esq, president.) TO
look after their entertainment while here,
aud driven to the Chesapeake and
Ohio depot. Here at 10 O'Clock a
train was taken and trip through
the Churcb-Iiill tunnel and to the
Richmond Cedar w orks, just ut the east OF
the city, was soon made. Here the party
alighted. and were shown through these
extensive works. The seat OF Powhatan,
the famous Indian chief, on the bank OF The
river Just above (west OF the Chesapeike
and Ohio wharyes, was visited, aud from
there the party proceeded to the Tanner Il
Delaney Engine Works. where they spent
some time inspecting the various dc.
nartments. Valentines studio and the
works OF art therein were paid brief visit.
The CspitOlgr0unds and building were
next invaded, and the many interesting
statues, relics &c, therein contained given
passing glance. The party was then
driven 20 the Westmoreiand Club, where
they were entertained at lunch by the
Chamber OF Commerce Committee. The
rain prevented driving later in the after
noon, a. bad been intended.
At $3.50 O'Clock this afternoon the COM
mittee and guests will take carriages and
drive TO the Soldiers Home and other in
teresting places in and near the growing
West End. They will doubtless take sur
yey Of Richmond College, near the head Of
Franklin street, which is one Of the hand
soonest and most imposing educational
buildings In the South.
During their rounds yesterday the two
artists took number OF pencil sketches
and some instantaneous photographs, and
at the manufacturing establishments that
they visited the gentlemen have been fur
nisbed with statistics OF the capacity, &c,
Of the business done.
Mr. Harper went over to Petersburg,
where be spent his earlier school days, yes
terday afternoon, and will return to-day
and leave with the party on the A. Nj.
fro m to-morraw for DanN1Ile
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07
Travellers. protective association.

Mr.. s. &. Sheild and State Secretary
Hirshberg. who were elected as the dele
gates OF this division to proceed TO LYNCH
burg to organize post, returned home las
night, having performed that duty. They
report that a large and enthusiastic post
was Organized, starting with iiity.slX men,
beers. eighteen of whom were secured bv
these gentlemen on Friday. From tAc
present outlook this post VIII soon number
one hundred and fifty. Mr.. W. W. Dornin,
Of Dornin a son, was unanimously elected
president. and in this selection there il
every reason TO believe that the success OF
the post Is assured. MesSrs. SHIELD aud
ilirshbcrg were elected as honorary mem
bers ana were rendered banquet Friday
night by the post, whose guests they were
while al LynchbuIg. They speak 1.-THE high
est praise OF the hOspitable manner in Which
they were entertained while there. Post
"B will shortly be organized at Norfolk,
with thirty members. This post i known
rs Posi- - -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07
RICHMOND, November 8, 1886.

Mr. T. j. CiureriuS:
Dear sir.-I will try my best to let you
know the sympathy | have for you. fou
don't know who | am (but the Almighty
God doesl. AZ have never seen you, but
tho feeling | have towards you Is the great
est know in the world. IL Is true have
neither seen nor had word IN my I've with
Won. hut II has caused great love from me
Ia Won inst from hearing the mean, heart
less. unkind Richmond people express their
rude opinions Of you. But may our
Heavenly Father look down upon US, and
GRANT nv eyer-sincere wish that YOU may
he saved from that horrible scaifoh. /
have prayed night after night for you, dear
sir. and NAV our good God crafty and
bless nv longfnl wish that you may be
saved IRON that stormy life; and may our
faithful Father work into the heart OF our
true and gallant soldier, Governor Fltz lee,
as we have learned lie was so brave In days
gone BY during the war; and may he be
brave again during this little war, as II
lays with that one poor soul and not WIN
Thousands. Oh may you, Thomas >.
, hIyerIus, be psrdoned by our brave
Governor. Heavenly Father, put into
the brave soldier tender teeiing
for the poor prisoner that he may be saved
from the rope. Mr.. Cluyerius you have
nv sympathy from the deep to the deepest
in the heart Of human being. God teaches
us a scripture in The Bible where 1t says:
ASK and it shall be gwen May 1t be
the Lords will. could not feel more
tender for brother than what feel for
YOU: TO hlnk we enjoy the pure guiltless
air and you are in that destitute cell. We
know that God gave us and can take us.
He did not give man nor beast the power
OF taking lives on this earth. God in
Heaven save and protect this man.
A TRCB SYMPATHIZER.
Young Lady 81 Tins City.
=. Slope this may be published in all
the Richmond papers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07
Family Pride I'm Two Old S,atss

Ben. Perley Poore In the Albany Journal .
Il is q noteworthy fact that more atton-
ton is given 10 lineage in Massachusetts
and in Virginia than in any other States In
the Union. There is not a venerable spln-
steT in any Of the old plantation mansions
On The banks Of the R0ppabanuock or OF
the James rivers who cannot give You the
family history Of every prominent Viz
gilman, and 30 here in Massachusetts,.
There Is not an ancient demoisclle between
Cape Cod and the Berkshire hills who Il
not thoroughly posted In the geuealogy Of
those having the blue blood Of the old
Commonwealth in their veins, and when.
ss has receEtiy been the case, the Young
scions OF two old houses marry, there Is
exceeding great Joy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07
Mr.. Warde's Eagagcmenf.

Warde's engagement at the Theatre last
night. AZ the fall OF the curtain on the las;
act an enthusiastic cry called him before
the curtain and demanded a speech. Nj.
Warde, as in duty bound, responded in
graceful and grateful terms.
The afternoons performance OF lng0mar,
with Warde as the Barbarian and Miss
Eugenia Blair as Panhenia, was a lovely
story lovingly portrayed.
The nights performance, before q full
house, was but further endorsatiOn Of our
tragedian. II may safely be said, never has
a sweeter PartheDia or more acceptable
ineomar been seen on the Richmond stage
which i praise enough.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07
(JIY-HALL WORK.
Cost OF Materials Purchased and Work
Done Last Week.

At a meeting OF the Committee on
Grounds and Buildings last night the fol-
lowing report was presented and received
CITY ENGISEER's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, November @, 1886.
TO the Chairman and Members Of The Com
mittee on Grounds and BUidmgS:
Gentlemen II respectfully report the fol-
lowing work and cost Of same done upon
the new City Hall for week ending Noyem-
Der 6, 1886:
Constructing and erecting der
TICKS ........--:.. ...........'S l,fol -
Erecting sheds .................. lJl -
Trimming foundation and cutting
trenches ....................... 200 20
Stone and sand ...... ......".... 1871 80
Purchase Of tools and materials
(27!0.90). ) per cent deprecia-
lion. 81 81
s2,033 90
A percentage of this will be charged TO
stone and other work.
Respectfully submitted.
W. +. CCTsHAw,
City Engineer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07

snd using obscene language on the street.
FINED each ei0 and costs.
Ida Moss and Daisy Cooper, keeping III
governed houses. Dismissed.
d. sfeidman. assauiting and attempting
10 cut w. &. Cummings with knife. DIS
charged.
Robert Brown (colorcd), cursing aud
abusing Letiie HIN. Discharged.
j. b. Garrison tcolored). selling liquor on
Sunday. Dismissed with admop't'on 70 oe
particular IN future so TO conduct his ousl.
ness as TO avoid suspicion.
MORE POLICEMEN.
The special Council committee TO whom
was referred the ACCESSIBILITY OF increasing
the police force and the adoption OF the
Police Telephone and Signal telegraph
system met IN the Council chamber Friday
afternoon Mr.. J. w. Oiley 10 the chair.
Mr.. julius straus, an ex-counclman,
who was present by invitation, explained
the practical working OF the signal system,
and urged its adoption, as did also Coun'
Gilman Kaufman, chairman OF the Commit-
tee on Fire Department, who had recently
been 10 Baltimore and seen 1t Ia operation.
After an interchange of'views the COM
mittee decided 10 recommend to the Couh-
ell the introduction and maintenance OF The
system, and tie appropriation OF $500, or
so much thereof as may be necessary, for It's
support.
The committee also agreed to recommend
that fourteen men be added TO the present
police force.
These changes. II adopted, will go into
effect January 1. 1887.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07
una En,Ianiir Eii.

Yesterday morning while the Police Court
was in session quite q commoiion was ere.
ated by colOred man named Richard Car
ter, who was IA the room Us prisoner, be.
ing taken with an epileptie lit. All was
done that could be 10 relieve the man until
the city ambulance which had been sum
moDed, bat which WIS delayed bv some
part OF II breaking arrived, and DR.. Ro.
gers, the physician In charge, took carter
TO bis home, on Broad street nesr Mayo.
Carter IL subject 10 such attacks,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07

;Ca bottieo OF DR.. Dayld'S Cough Syrup
will save you both time and monry il taken
1t once. before the cough or cold becomes
50 deep. seated that medicine canrot reach
it, Or. Dayid'S Cough Syrup has no equal
as a sale, pleasant. and effective cure for
Throat ard Lung troubles. Price - cents,
or five bottles for dollar, everywhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07
Mnnchesser News.

The Hastings Court has adjourned for
the term.
The November term Of the Chesterfield
County Court begins tomorrow.
There are a number OF important matters
to Ac considered AZ the next meetin" ~ the
Council. which will be held Friday night.
Miss Katie Marx has returned after Il de-
lIchtful visit OF several weeks TO friends in
New York.
Miss Coleman, OF Curdsyilc, Bucking.
ham county, has been visiting Mrs. W. II.
Garnett
Miss Ena Royall has returned to the city
after an extended visit to friends IN Flu
wanna county,
Miss Lucy Truehart, Of Amelia, is the
guest OF Mrs. T.. w. Weisiger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07
A Seamless. Bo,tom shoe.

Mr.. II. A. Pillow, member OF the Rich
mond police force, has received a certificate
for patent for a scamless-bottom shoe.
In this shoe there is no in-seam to rip or
leak, and no break In the side is possible.
Mr.. Elicit, OF Wingo, Elicit 4 Crump,
who Is soon 10 visit toe North on business,
| Will take model shoe on, with the view Of
offering the patent for sale TO some OF the
large manufacturers there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07

ye,t,, Mise Jessie Harvey, Of Washington,
u r. 2. Duo, Violin and Piano, "Fllle
de- Regiment lde Bcriosl MI, I Little
bSrdt. 1. Potpoufri. "Erminie," tJako-
, pou A mate,,r Orchestra. B. Alto solo,
"hbsence," Pease,) Miss Jessie Harvey.
q from bone solo, "Infellce, from Er-
papI.1 tyerdi.) Mr.. A. Equi. 2, Violin
soIo. "Trovatore," (smrelee,) miss LILLE
Douglas. 8. Valse, "Dolores," lWa'dteu-
fei ~ Amateur Orchestra.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07
GUT WITH a ksIFE.
Difficulty Between Daniel Murphy aud
Charles j. Ahern.

Last night between 10 and IL O'Clock
Dlncl Murphy and Charles j. Ahcrn,
while in ballroom kept by Mrs. Christian
rcar the New Market. became engaged IN u
quarrel, which ended I'm Murphy being cut
with pockct-knifc IN the breast 10y Ahcrn.
The cause Of the quarrel could moi Dee a,-
ccrtained. hpt both were more or L.. ua-
der the influence OF liquor. Immediately
after Tie cutting Ahern escaped, and mad
not been Appreciated ~ I o'clocE Til
morning. Murphy keeps a tar and ro-''u-
rant near the second Market. The wpu,d
{, rot serious one, the knife hlyin- en-
tered the breast about the centre in an
ob!iqUc direction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07
Temporary Pianos

The advice iIom the music store next the
corner OF Ninth and Main streets j. that
purchasers 10 search Il bargains in Pianos
should buya cheap Piano At seycnty-fyc 10
4 hundred dollars; pay for it in the first
year, and bring it back at the expiration Of
the time al full value In exchange fora new
Piano. See Mr.. Manly Ramos on the sub
lect, as he has quite a numberoi fine Pianos
AZ low priccs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07

the marty caused by II Il one. The resent
msrt Of the people at the defeat oil Mr..
Warhour BY Major DanieI for the senate Is
another. Ard the dissatisfaction OF the
rsrty with Clevelsnd's Administration Is
another. We think the latter bad more 10
do with 1t than any other.-Ct apeper Er-
.nnnsol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07
Fxseps,ye Rook Sale.

One OF NewY Ork's largest publishers has
sent TO Richmond a collection OF upwards
Of 10000 volumes OF valuable standard
Books. embracing the entire range OF lite
nature from science to juvenile. The Book,
will positively be sold at cost OF manufac'
turc, being a surplus stock. and must b'
sold. They have secured stOre-room l2OC
Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07
yni,copai Chareh Home.

DO moi forget that the Annual Pound
Party Of The Episcopal Church Home take,
place at The Home, No. 81 north Fourth
street, on Tuesday. Your donations, no
natter how small. will help noble work.
Winter j. approaching; the Home store
room Is empty. Til, latter announcement
should be- sufficient 10 open the purses OF
otlr ueoplc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07
MrAfciiest SiueuaIL.

Mention was made IN the Dispatch yes
terday morning Of the bad condition OF the
sidewalks In many places on Main street
and other important thoroughiares.
Chiei.of-Poiiee Poe states that II Is not
The fault Of thu police; that or October the
nth 2lS broken payements were reported
TO the CITY Engineers office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07

AFRAGRASr BREATH is alwaysa pleasure
and you can have It by using MEADE 4
BAKERS delicious CARBoLIO MOUTH.
WASH. Itdestroys the otrensiy re odorcaused
by diseased gums and decayed teeth aAe
speedily restores them to a healthy condi.
ton. Price, fifty cents bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07
Firs, Cola wave of The season.

The following was received here yester-
day evening:
WASHINGTON, u. c., Nov. C, 1856.
Chamber Of Commerce, Richmond, Va:
sac +. N.--ilOist cold.wave signal. The
temperature will fall from fifteen to twenty
degrees within the next twen.y-iour hours.
HAZgN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07
Orinue.

Tomorrow night the charming CorinDe
appears at the Theatre ~ "The Mas
cotte the impcr-onstion Of good luck.
She Is spoken OF ~ a very sweet little per-
former. She i, supported by company
~ f1Ity. Her opera, are said To be faith
tally presented, aud the little singer will
no doubt draw good house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07
The Amelia Farmers Hat.

Sergeant Hulcc, Of The police force, has
the name OF the man who Snatched the big
white hat from the Amelia farmers head :;
but there Will be no prosecution, as the hat
has been returned 10 lis owner and Il j.
more than probable that the taking and
carrying away" was mere prank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07

For just such weather a. we m1y expect
for tie next four months call attention TO
rs Inc OF Gcntltmcn'> C0rk-Splc Shoes,
made on tie Nauk nphl.t last; also. "a
UGuhlc-U pTer and Tmcr-SOle Lace Shoe,
with rubber inur solos, Tor heavy wear;
Double sole Long.Log Boots; Fleece
Lined Light Arciic,, and Metl,-lIeel Heavy
Arc,;cs; SnoW-ENcuicr>, DC.
j. A. GmGG. Pace Block.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07

Full seyCn.and-a-third octayes, tho.
roughly arranied for seven years and en-
doTsed by tie btst musicians. BE sure and
see the large stock at the music store next
TO the corner OF Ninth aud Man streets
Manly Il. Ramos & Co. will be courteous
and not insist upon purchase.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07
Death efmrs Jonathan a. senne,,

News was received here yesterday OF the
death Of Mrs. jonathan NJ. Bennett, OF
Weston, Lewis county, West Va. who re-
sided in Richmond for years whilst her
husband was Auditor Of the Common
wealth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07
nn.,irs. Conrt. Yesterdal

William DOUGLASS charged with entering
the house q Joseph Hall in The night-iim"
and stealing $3.50, was given fourtceh sens
in the pcnilcniary.
The balance Of the day was taken up
with evil business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07
Jake's Place RoODessd.

The fav0rte resort known As ".Jakc's
Place." under the Theatre, will be reopen.
od tomorrow Monday. II Is ouly neces-
sury to make this announcement to Thea.
lte-gocrs and the public generally to satisfy
them that the speeialties here named can
ALWAYS be had there: xxx Gibson and
Old Monticello WhiSkeys, Bergner 4 En-
gers Lager-Beer, Imported Cigars, &c.