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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16
B. NIITELDORFER'S.

az BROAD STREET.
Itf org IL pectec spd ioOk ed for CL0Ah
a hTilfK X nss arrived. nndinR us fGly
tltfsrt7 20 q eet re demands.
Lai.t- JACKET - cray al sl.so' eZ 60
.AtnIT, ~ Blsek snd Brown st ss57 s.
itt2 to.l7. 60. s7.ss. s. 20. ss.4o' aLa
I0lsAhs f,orn ~ 80 10 s27
Lnlff~ MAhkhr- IN BLACK ana
hfuSu. trimmed and untrimmed, from
sIA.Fsi'-s WRAPS. shor, aud long. si
SO sls az 30. $3.50. SIS. Sl7' Ss1.oo
CHMDRES'S CLOAKS.
ChlL1 kkN-S tIOAkS ~ al shapes
sisdes and > IRE from q up.
k-e~f~ NkWMAkKEi : sizes twelve 20
eifafren sears. frsfn 90 10 tl5.
hl~Sf~ BOT CLE JACK Eta sizes twelve
10 tlgnteen yesrs. al "a ss-red"0eo
rcm 90.
or lo-4 ALL-N OOL CALlf OkNlA BLAN-
hEr~ osuBot with this weather. last
ucu oDgcT al the remarkably iow hg-
NlNrt HiANKkTs at St.1o. si.es s2 20
50 ss4s "a %. t3.lS, 1855, - 80. 30,
cHAY pIENKrTa 81 low as sac. pair.
MOON FOkfS from 6Oc. 10 81.
tai1JAGk.ToBE- IA Woo. spd Felt.
"LtSLlH ~ rlaiu. kfaicei bo"S4s' &C.
pbE-S sOOps.
tRrsVcibafs values ART offered ia this
ffpSrfmcuf frora 5r. upward.
ALL NOO. Tk.COTS 81 20. -. rs. and
soc "a full 6Gsslft neui al coiefs-
Al Hic Ne offer ore 90 EIDE BokDERtD
six MKT Z hks that were Doc
Al Iac. one lOi Hlssk and COlofed DIASD-
NAL-ied or9d from S75<c.
BLACK GOODS
soc. fV = ss-iDch ALL.XODL CASH
bt tkk~rduoed q fTofn zoe.
&ofeitlss in BLACK nRESs GOODS III 22,
~. AZ. 81, 70 csc. sBd upward.
CAhPkTa.
Nof NSTTA0E CARPETS st gle. would be
4 cbtap 81 zoe.
nfMF CARPETS st i4,i7, 20. "a, snd 9sc
ksSyhAlA CARPETS from x0c. 10 7tc. foi
ihe besi ali soo
i.AE. MlrrfeL sORFER,
20 70 IL. Jhasn s27 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16
Our Business is Booming. and Why?

ton win
ssrsh
hsVing
low Noreoyrr
same CONDITION
sfike you
PEOPLE q ECONOMY.
handsome We wond
nd o
Iesr
SHARE IT WITH 0ub
looked Interest pe
st,lea
O our
m es 81 fnf Kt fLASNkLs surprisingly beautiful and
.eouret b u faif
ory
la -
elssf
90
N'' ~ eoursIg MUFFs o. 75c.
O. "a
HELD g. CO.'S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16

Tic follow inc c.,e. were disposed ~ yes
iCoal oru'Ll:
Richard Clay .coiorcd.. drunk. Fined 81
ana costs
Thad. Bdie colored'. warrant. sent
iO the almstoust.
A. T.. took. d person u un'ound mind.
Commission ol iuuacy ordered.
Jacob COOK .,oorcdJ, ass1ul,iug ana
striking Charles II. Baker win plate.
Continued until "Wednesday.
Andrew Giulaiuc ana Augustine Giill1.
s.sgul.iu- and sinking Peter McDOu0u-h
with lil.d Of wood on The street. Di--
misse'
William Tyler .c5lord). ciu,lly treating
hiswi,c lv turning Der ont OF doors. D.--
missed.
Lows Trrri, md Leila Gilpin doth co'-
oIcd. d'.u-dury 20 the street. Fined 3,
ard costs.
Nonie Jonc, rolurcd). stealing $40 from
William Cole, Dismissed.
William Parker. drunk and Irespassiu, I,
on TIE premise. oi Miss N0ll!e CrIgali.
Eiuod q and costs.
Henrietta Jackson and Louisa Smith Doth
colortd,, di.ordcrly on the street and ere
at'ng disturbance in the neighborhocd.
Jackson tned - and costs; smith fined
S2jp.
Patsy Wilson ,colored), cursins and ra.,-
iug q disturbance to4be annoyance oi th'
reCAborhood. Fined g. 30 and costs.
j. 4. Marks and :. Il. Wright, drunk %
the street. Continued until tO-d,y.
James Curry. assauIting and beating
Mary curry. Paid cost.
Fd. Davis aud John Jackson (hoth coi-
ored), common tramDs. Ordered g. leave
town IN tWentv-four hOurs.
7 i'm clifford. Frank Mcfarland. Edward
KNOX. William Monroe, and james Robiu-
ION. common ramps. Ordered u leave
town in twonty.iour hours.
Henry smith (coloredl. assaultinc and
eur,ing lstam Matthews. Fined g. ana
costs.
Peter Jackson, drunk and disordcrIy on
the street. Fined 81 and costs.
Isham Matthews and " lillian II. Child,
both colored). asssuting and beating
henry smith in the street. Matthews fined
s. and costs Childs dismissed.
James smith and Harriet Jackson. fight
Ing ID the barber-sbOp % Seter Wicks.
Smith fBed $40 and costs; Jackson dis
charged.
samuel Nandavall Ccolored), assaultus
aud heating Thomas Saunders In the street
with a whip. Continued uutll tomorrow.
Morris sharp lcolored), drunk. Fined {!
and costs.
Salhe Peterson (colored), fugitive from
justice from Iisyre de Grace, Md. Deliy-
cred 10 the authorities TO be taken 70 Mary
land.
Iva Kidd, keeping an ill-governed house.
Continued until tomorrow.
Ninie Royal aud Jennie ROYAL Doth
eolOred). keeping dIsorderly and iIl-goy-
erned house. Continued until to-day.
Frank Taylor (eolored), drunk. Fined
81 and costs.
Walter Banks and William Brown Doth
colored)- fighting and creating disturbance
10 the anuoyanee Of the neigh6orho)d. Con-
tinued until to-day.
jack and Mike MeDonougb. assaulting
and beating William Bannisier. Jack dis
charged; Mike fined $3.50 and costs.
Moses A. Canberry, drunk Fined q
and costs.
Robert PAGE lcolored). figbtiag and ere
afipg disturbance In the street. Dis
n,ssed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16
HE AnreaI for CInNerIns

Nr. Beverley J.. Cfump, Of counsel i1r
CluvIius, called ou Governor Ice ye,ter-
cay morning 90 arrange fora pr,'cniation
~ lis clients case before bis LXctlI-ncy,
WlthaNcW o. oliaIuingthe lstier's sintcrveu-
zion ON behlB u the condemned man. The
Gov.ruor manifested willingness. 90 give
%, desired igi,rSic@. which VII bs held in
@ ltH Gsvs. Onthat occasion it's expected
that jhc rest % The prisoner counsel,
Nc.srs. ". ". CrUmp, II. Il. Pollard. o!
KIM and Queen county. and 4. Browne
E,au.. o. Nldd.,s,y. will also bc present.
TIcltt.,ions which hav, been iu circu.a-
lion viii then De presented. \ copy 81 The
count proceedings ha' already been iur-
u.~lt1 ilt Governor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16

Preserve your Teeth and harden yoGI
Gums with
RULANDIEE.
CABELL's PHARMACY
Third and Main streets.
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Young MOrtou's Funeral.

The funeral of Mr.. ]. A. Morton's min T.
vear-old son. Otcu. who died saturday r. q
taking . dose o. carboiic acid. given b q
by mi.iskt. took place from the Trinity
Methodist Episcopal caurc1 at 9 O'Clock
sunday afternoon. The church was crowd.
cd win sympathizng friend, and others.
sttracted blythe peculiarly sad circumstance
of the cAse There was present large dele
cation from PhIL kearney Post. Grsud
Amy q ihe Republic, u which Mr.. Nor
ton is member. Rev. Dr. Paul WHITE
beaG ofTlciaicd. aud ms remarks were verV
sncctiug. During TIE services there wa'
scarcely n dry eve IN the church. BY spe-
cial request The pall-hesrer. were from the
Mae Orphan Asylum. They we're a. iol-
lows: Edgar Pulham. Benjamin Plsaslnts.
Robert Fsirlimh. and John Nindle. The
music. rendered Boy special choir. viii
NJ. John Fri.cakorn =; the organ. was very
solemn. Tho iniermfut took place Al
~Aolklc-lliIl cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16
rno .,unon COMPANY Chartered.

JUd.c B,V0r'ty L. NeIIi1rd. JT.. OF ilt
Cic tireWi Court. Yesterday -rau'cd 2
charter % the ''liiton COMPANY which
&C. for 90, purpose the keeping OF hotel.
fitting mp aS.orc ard office, In same. ana
renting fle urorertv. 1he capital stock is
.o1c not lcs- ihsu $1,000 nor mere thar
$4,000. divided into share, of Siuo; real
,..sic o. be- held not 10 exceed $4,000 10
value. The principal Office is % Dee iu
El.lmcrd. Tie officer. are: William II.
Wc,,uu. Ricluona. president; Colonel
Wlniam G.. Knight. vico-prc-ident, e. ].
WHkir-ou. .,or..uv ond treasurer. The
director. ere J.. A. Hmd'e,. Richmond
Nav l.. We,.ou. Charleston, :. e.; EeuEy
Il. Il.rHpod. Richmond.
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Hayisg Tun Win Niekeis.
detroit Free Press


IN some Il The y. Louis onc-hOrse clrs
there are brass nickcl-csrrier- that run the
" hol, l,nEth q The car. From any part
of The ctr you can drop nickel into one
oi these Car1er~. and tner watch it a. u
roll along on H. edge down the incline
and finally goes rattllng into the iare-box.
/ Jaw q Wild western rancbmin come into
car. and. after putting hs fare In ihe
ordinary way, be noticed newcomer drop
a Dickel down the elevated railway. Tue
device aroused his utmost admiration. lie
At once changed a couple OF dollars INTO
fve.ceut pieces. Then be took his place at
The door and started tao nickel- slmults.
neOusly down each side Of the car, and Of
ftred to accept bets 4, TO which would get
into the isre-boX first. He kept this up
until bis a. worth Of coin was gone, aud
wound up 10y saying. WAL, that's the
dmndest ooniriyance ever see
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16
HsIhsdf.t Conference,

The annual session Of this body will be
held =, Norfolk, Va. on the 1,th instant, and
the Rev. A. {. Bledsoe, Of this city,
breaches the opening sermon. As this Is
tie session that numerous changes Will be
made, some Of the pupits Of this city will
after Conference be flled by new pastors.
II - rumored that Dr. Whitehead Will be
presiding elder Of the Lynchburg district.
and Rev. Or. Garland take the Richmond
district. Reys. DFs. Sledd, Lambeth and
Judkins are spoken Of 10 til vacancies In
10. sify
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16
Board Of Public Iutere.ts,

A meeting Of The Board OF Puhnc lnte-
resis wa called Tor Yesterday evening o.
consider and report TO the cts Council tL'
adyisAbihty OF allowing the people TO yot
on The proposition 81 subscribing 5im,0j,
10 the stock OF tie Durham, Blue WiIs
and Clarke,yllle Railroad Company. y
quorum being present TIE meeting adjourn
"a 10 meet tomorrow evening al -.
o'clock, at which time the question Of a''
neXIng Manchester 10 Richmond will a'-.
te considered
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Richmond Theatre.

Thatcher, Primrose d West were -r.c.
ny q crowued house last night, and bei.E
tie performance began all the seai- wtf
aiken and the box.of had 70 be closed
Most OF the jokes aud fun were new ana
were thoroughly enjoyed, and the sons' Re-
,dyed eHcOreS. The whole Performance
was really excellent. The matinee to-day
i hocsuse the tiain going south cannot De-
delayed long enough to enable the COMPANY
to give a satisfactory performance al nlshl.
% II was decided to give 4 matinee instead
# a night performance.
There were great many ladies' pfeseh'
lat night, and they evidently enjoyed th'
Performance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16

Healthy Gums. sweet Breath.
RULANDIEE.
CABELL's PHARMACY,
Third and Main streets.
Aromatic. Fragrant. Curative.
RULANDTSE.
CABELLs PHARMACY,
Third and Gain streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16
AVsTlON SALES TO-DAY.

! THOMPSON BROWN a 60. AZ p. n,
west Msin.street improved and unim'
proved property.
GEORGE W. MAYO 10. A. NJ, household
furniture carpets, rugs. bronzes. paint
inss, &C, at sos west Frankitn street.
FRANK ID. BlLL A CO., Z p. n conmis'
sionsrs sale OF lot on Spring street neal
Pine; and 81 Q z. NJ. lot on CAfherfn<
street near Hancoek.
E.B. COOK. 10 A. n, furniture. eaxpeA
atoYes, &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16
tICEmAhIp Line Between Newport
Neys ard liverpool.

NJ. John Muir. general traffic manager ~
nc New po1t-NeWs and Ais>issipri-N lIi,N
COMPANY. snroUnccs That. beginning De-
ecmtcr l,t. aucW trsrs-AtiIDiic steamship
line vii bt established by the company hc-
tween Ntrpou News aud Liverpool. TIE
following large ron steamers vii make
two sai'in1s each month: Duke u West
uig,f,r. Duke 81 Buck nghanl, Dakc u
Huc-l,uch. aud Duke ~ Dyon,hire. |nr
frv riu from NeWIort News viii b, mA &C.
Tft..frf o. 1Iri
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16
Count, Cour,-Hoase Raided.

sT. PAU, MINI, November l2 "A tele-
gram from Monteyideo. hinn.. says At
, O'Clock this morning ibe courtbouse OF
Lscqui, Parle county, was broken into, pre-
sumsby by The Madison delegation. The
end Of the brick vault was battered down
and the complete county records taken.
The burg rglar-proof safe Of the county trea.
surer was also taken. The safe II said to
contain considerable money belonging 10
the county. Madison was The noted county
seat q, the last election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16

mort q The City-Hall lot. became unman-
agcablc and fell of. breaking his backbone.
IT, owner. Mr.. G. y. Goodwin. who was
present. ordered The horse 20 be placed in
a cart and taken home. Ropes were placed
under his stomach and meek. aud. with the
assistance of derrick, be was hoisted into
mdair. Before the animal could be low
cred into a cart II was seen that the rope
under bis throat bad straneled him 10
death. lie Was then turned over to the
rrpuer authorities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16

rolt ~uTu&Th


our present stock of CLARtF@ is vsrg
..fleRut w. 3. selected We purchase from
,.dt. forr. are o. tue rrsi uolses "a Hrr-
t,5u2 sr1 We can recommend tAese VINES
e.. gt.t,etr pare W. have Iust received 4
.tt-e invoice ~ Very trr-'Iclt hei.un
.-sU,s fr1 oft the better grades sucn a. @ u.
Ufl-N ans pON1HI CANtT Particular
attention ve beg fo csN 90 our CH +rEAU
WttF--tte IAR0SE. MAR5AIN. and
Observation-Disclosures Hoit.lnE oni
.t.a. authentic. These " mes have been
Do ..r ..Iisrr.r sometime srd are the very
lt,t .. -. , uRlI.-.
-....D,el q. CEANZ& GO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16
The Mozart.

Tie Mozart musicale last night was wei
attended. aud the programme contained
several choice selections. The vocalist
Mr.. siias >helburu. wa, titled for two
solos. hut the approving applause Of the
audience brought forth two Others. The
orchestral numbers we're well played, espe-
cisliv the " larghetto aud Finale" from
Haydn', symphony No. 10. Professor
ThiIoW's cello solo. Scrvais', - H. Desir.
wa. executed with pleasing expression.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16

10 the receipts and Necessary discourse
menis of the state. Auditor hsrNe u oi
orlniou that # would be- impossible ioF
Virginia % offer better settlement 70 hef
creditors than is offered by the Riddleber-
gcr bin. An Increase Of taxation Is re-
gardod as out oi the question, now that
country produce Is selling very low.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16
A.Ia nm Extra sesslsa.

Governor Lee said yesterday II, upon the
pa,uept q the taxes due December lst, II
apnesred that the State finances would be
crippled by the use OF coupons by tax.
PAYERS, be would caihtbeGeneral Assembly
i0geih,r In extra session.
Frcm statistical information al hand ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16

Wellington CITY Saving, Bahk As..u,I
Thornton. Argued by judge W. WI
laughby for plaintiff In error, aud suomh-
I'D.
>bipmen against Fletcher. Argued bs
Judge WilloUghby for appellant ana d,
Judge Charles L. Stuart for appellee, AMI
continued until to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16
~ precedent as would be fixed II the oruei
of the court T. carried out IN this case.
Summary.

Tie above are simply few Of the eN-
prcssions made on q subject which hr
created widespread interest throughout tne
state and In other portions Of the country
The reporter ssw about 100 persons oil IN
telligence and judgment, and about seventy
Of that number thought punishment ought
to be commuied. and thirty were emphaii
clly OF the opinion that Cluverius ought 10
hang.
Judge Hinton, Of the Court oi Appels,
the only member Of that tribunal VINO dis
senied from the judgment Oi the m'ioriiy
in affirming the Judgment Of the Husung.
court. will soon Wriie out his views aud
zen ,ons Tor his position. This viii proha-
hly be done before December 10Th, toe day
fixed for the execution Of the prisoner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16

Professor -. 4. Ericsson. the weIi-knoWn
musician = Richmond. WHO Nas Injured by
an accident in Manchester some years ago,
bs, 20 last recovered sufficiently TO resume
bic work of Instructions in guiiarp.ay inS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16
WHO Is MRS. wINSLOW?

AS this question is frequently asked We
Will simply say that she is a lady whs fsI
upwards Of forty years has untirngly ie-
voted her time and talents as female ply
sician and nurse, principally among chill
dren. She has especially studied the con-
stiiutlonsnd wants OF this numerous class
and as a result OF this effort and practical
knowledge obtained In a lifetime spent as
nurse and physician. She has compounded
SOOTHING SYRUP for children teething
Il operates Ike magic. giving rest and
health and is moreover. sure 10 regulate
the bowels. In consequence OF this article
Mrs. Winslow is becoming world renowned
az beneiactOr Of her race. Children cer-
tAinly do KIsE Up and bless her. Especially
Is this the ease IN this city. Vast quantities
OF the SOOTHING SYRUP are DAILY sold
and used here. We think Mn. Winslo"
has imInortalized her name 10y this inyalu-
able article. and we sincerely believe thou
sands OF children have been saved from an
early grave by lis timely use, and that mil
lions yet unborn Will share It's benefits and
unite In calling her blessed. No MOTHER has
discharged her duty 10 her suffering little
ones. in our opinion, until she has gwen II
the benefit Of MRS. wINsLOW'S SooTH-
ING SYRUP. Try Il, mothers-TRY 1T
NOW - Ladies' Tssitor. NcsO York CIg. Sold
by all druggists. rs cents bottle.
no l6-eod1w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16
Isues.kt,er Improvement.

| The Committee on Outward Trade ~ toe
| chamber 1t Commcrce-R. +. Williams
| Esq.. clairmsu-Nin meet this evening e.
! consider measures likely 90 secure frou
! Cougrc,, more adequate Appropriation
for the improvement u jaime, river.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16
E.,,ms,e Of Oar Population.
IRE so-CsiIsa "Hush money" Case.

TIE llustlugs-C grand jury mel 20
FRIDAY aud concluded its Investigation oi
the charge hat some city officials had re-
ceiytd a bribe Of $50 3 month from the
gamblers. bot could find ~ Truth IN the
chaTle. They were accordingly dlsmLssed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16
Res,xnaiioB Of a Judge.

Hon. ". A. Ayrc., judge u the County
courts ~ Buchanan and Dickinson, hi,
resigned that position. and Governor lee
ha, dcssnated Judge William y. Hen
drick.. of Russell county, 20 hold court ~
t.- -faaT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16
Eira ON AunsfAY.

At l2:S5 2. NJ. sunday an alarm Of fire
Wa. made upon the discovery that the Iooi
OF he building 913 Byrd street was in
fsues. TIE department soon extinguished
IL. The damage to the building amounted
10 about SO, covered by insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16
MrIC. C.K.hert. in ChsrIolIe. \. Z.

Ar. y G.. Roberts. late clerk ~ the -.
james Hotel. has zone 10 Charlotte, y. G.,
10 accept position NJ the Buiord House,
i'm tlsi lLace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16
~ Killed.

Yesterday morning horse attached TO
cart, while being driven up the emDank-
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Tho IRaftsFs.

Latest in Photo. Grayur.s. Etchings.
Tu.raVug.. and Paintings. Richmond
AIT Room, \. +. Crmgl. 2O7 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16

one oi tie shlc,t II not thc ah'e.r hF-
vti- IN Virginia >sid: read thc evi1,Ir.
Il, it appeared in the Richmond paper ono
have aiwgys entertained considerable doubt
about the matter. Eaye agreed with Jud-'
Hinton, of The Couri of Appeals. that the
corJUS deIicf Wa not clearly proven.
also read recently Judge Iauniier'y' SoPa-
ion refusing the Application for reh'ar-
iug: and # his resume II ihe testimony j.
fair 20 the prisoner. / think ibc verdict o.
The Jury j. justified
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16

>teuway and Fischer Pianos. Mason q
lllmin, Wilcox a " Whitc. and >honiugef
ORGANS. KYLASD a LEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16
second.Hnpd pianns and Organs.

Important change Of schedule November
d. Is>t. sec advertisements
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16
O,gans-Es.y Payment..
nirhmond and Dan,ilIe R.iIroad.

standard Organ- for -, So. ~. and -
Ter month ai RYLAND 4 LES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16
NOT PROVED.

An intelligent painter said " -Four Of u
read The entire testimony together, and
when tbe ease wa, given - the jury our
unanimous opinion was thst the guilt of
the accused was not proved with SUD.
cient clearncss 20 justify CONVECTION
\ gentleman, whose opinion T. worth hay
ing on almost any subject upon which hei'
vel Informed. laconically remarked 81
shouldn't Nbed 10 have been on the jury -
which was construed % mean that he be-
lioyed Cluytriu, to be guilty. and YET did
not Thick The evidence Ci,,ipaled every
- reasonable doubt" ol guilt.
4 AUromncnttohacconi, who doesn't hr-
licyc in capital punishment. said '' II an,
man ought to be huns. Cluyeriu, ought 10
be"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16
CIRTLLNS

sCore'r more Of nose very cheap LACE
q. .ETAINS:
FIe.rrf (FfNILIE snd TJRCJMAN
tHIAIS~ and fOkTiERE~;
BRASS CHAINS and lOO'S for Curta rs
n-lN ctcap. slsu POLLS la al lengths
VrNI. W-rHAIt~ n from 80. up 20 s.
ps.r.6l ou nice spring Rollers.
LEW & DAVIS.
sec eur new. style ChkNlLLE TABLE
.r.NTE- S.AhFS uOlG
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MUSICAL.

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Ffapkiin street; Of the muaic storva of as
my residence, No. 7I2 sasi AAseah street.
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Wedding Presents.

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m rAyroR's TESTIMONY.

A gentleman d conspicuous inielllgence
and Of wide observation, who read and
analyzcd the testimony from first 10 last,
SAID to The reporter: " Yes. think 4 would
sign a petition for the cOmmuiauon OF The
prisoners punishment. | think, 70 be-ih
with. hat ibe fact oi . murder haVue
teen committed ha, not been proved iu
ini. case: for TIE testimony OF Dr. Taylor
at the cor0ner's inquest. before there wJ-
serious suspicion Of foul PLAY, wa that
there was nothing IN The appearance oi Tho
body, externally or internally. 81 al incon-
.isIent with the theory Of suicide
An ex.Federal o1ico-holder m this city,
who said be had no. followed the ca,
closely, did not think toe testimony wa
conclusive: but" said nc, d" think Ciu.
verus Is guilty
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UIINTER MILLINERY.

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The exercises were lnttrper,ed WIKI
singing hy the school.
TIE next meeting Will Be held ~ Broad.
street church.
4 meeting Of The Board ~ Managers will
be held at Centenary church next sunday
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