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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-25
OHANCERY SALE
ltal' %
REAL ESTATE.

No. Blsl, r. D,-Chanoery Court Of Shelby
conf ty-State Of Tennessee for its own uso,
etc., vs., Catherine HorgAn ct al.
10y virtue Of an interloeutory decree for
. sale entered in the aboye cause on the
Oath day Decemb.r, 1885, NJ. b.. 80, page
sos, Twill sell I public auction, 10 the high
est bidder, In front the Clerk and Masters
Office, courthouse oil Shelby county Mem
phts, Tenn, on
Saturday, March Q, 1850,
within legal hours, the following described
proI erty, situated in Shelby county, Tonnes
IL 'Io t. jS, block 10, p W. Smiths subdiyi-
sion, 49, BY 150 feet on the west side o Or
leans street, southwest corner OF alley n nth
oftst. Paul street, Sold as property OF M.
Lot 20, block Is, east side of Third street,
so feet south of Georgia street, q by ll2h
feet. Sold as property Of Thomas Maggie.
Lot 20, block Is, east side Of Third street,
10th Word, by ll21S feet, the north line be-
ing T4(eet south OF Georgia street. Sold as
property of Thomas Naale.
, Lot IL block /, fronting a feet OF! the east
side oftWater street, Fort Pickering, and
running back 60 feet; Sold as property OF
the Oriental Powder Co.
Lot Is, Folks subdivision, so by ITO feet on
south sidGpf 9euT Z Ia street, the west me DO
ing 800 feet, east ol Orleans stress. Sold as
property Of j. W. Purnell.
Lot 40, block II. east side Of Second street,
"a By 100 Nes, 50 feet north of Alabama
street, 10th WlItd
Lot ii. bIoehIi, eat side Of Second street,
"a BY 100, 2 festporth q Alss sI.d s,,..,.
"a BY 100 feet. l0thNWard,
Lot as, block II east side Of Second street,
Lot a, block II, east side Of Second street,
"a by 100 feet. S0ld as property OF oSmuei
S' Lot "a, block H. North side Of Carolina
street, 25 BY 100 feet, 40 feet east OF fourth
street. Sold as propsfty Of Thomas Nels9n.
Lot q, block II, neEth side OF S9Ecli las
street, " by 100 feet, Is feet east Of Fourth
1880 soid a. property OF Thomas Nelson.
Lot %, block Il. south side Of BroadEayi
d ~ IN feet, g feet east OF alley east OF
TsSms OF Sale-0n \ credit Of six monthsi
note with security bearing interest Tsguiseas
| lien retained, redsmDtion barred. This Feo-
ruAr I MCDOWELL, Clerk and Nsstsf
ByJ. M. Bradley, Deputy Clerk q mAsterS
fHk &c, W. ashkell, Solieitorss
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-25
INSURANCE STOCKS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW YORK, February 24-Money on
call easy at 1892 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 4'G5. Sterling eX-
change dull but steady at 4S79 for 60
days, and 4S9l for demand.
Bonds = Government bonds were
dull and strong State bonds were
quiet and steady. Railroad bonds
showed more strength. Sales, s., 476,-
600. The only issues showing any ac-
tivity were Erie and South Caro-
lima railroad incomes. Prices are,
in a majority of cases, fraction
higher The important declines were
Chesapeake and Ohio par money firsts,
3, to IA; st. Paul Z 3-l0, 81, to 125;
New Orleans and Pacific coupons, ls,
to 81, and Lafayette, Bloomington and
Muncie income, 4, to All
Stocks-With two or three eXcep-
tons stocks were dull, but prices were
generally firm to strong. There was
active trading in Lackawanna and
Reading. Lackawanna was strong in
the early dealings, advancing from
1881 to l29, then broke to 1879, but
was up again to 1919, and broke to 1881
before midday. In the afternoon it
sold down to 1871, rallied to 1883, and
closed ! lower, with net loss OF !.
Delaware and Hudson is also down /
after huctuation of Il, and New Jer-
sey Central is higher Reading de-
veloped strength in the forenoon, sell
ing up to q, but later yielded to 25s
and closed strong at 26s, net advance
of Z. Erie preferred showed very de-
cided strength, late in the day reach
ing 63s, but it closed ( lower, with q
gain of II. The rest Of the usually
active list is pretty evenly divided be-
tween advances and declines. Lake
Shore, New York Central, Pacific Mail,
Texas and Pacific, Union Pacific and
Western Union are all unchanged.
After fluctuations of less than / per
cent. among the usually inactive
stocks, st. Paul and Duluth received
more than ordinary attention, advanc-
ing from 400 TO 42k and closing at All
The street is gradually coming to be
lieve that Mr.. Governs recent pur.
chase of the Vanderbilt Reading stock
had less significance than was given II
at the time. The Delaware and Hud-
son directors declared a quarterly
dividend of 1 per cent a reduction
from the usualamOunt of per cent.
The total sales of stocks to-day were
350,936 shares, including Delaware
Lackawanna and Western, 102,6S0
Delaware and Hudson, l5,75S; Erie
1850; Kansas and Texas, $3.50; Lake
Shore, 1l,745; Northwestern, 67S2
New jersey Central, 1907; Pacific
Mail, 1850; st. Paul, 1920; Unior
Pacific, 10,550; Western Union, APO
Northern Pacific preferred, SIG. Clos
ing quotations:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-25

OPPIoE SIGNAL SERVICE, u. 8. A.,
The following observations are taken
at all stations named at 75o meridian time,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-25

New York futures opened quiet,
and closed barely steady, and l point
higher, the latter on near months.
Sales, ll6,600 bales The closing quo
tations were as follows, as compared
with Yesterday:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-25
PETROLEUM MARKET.

low, 25626c; miners, 2793Oc; choice
cooking summon yellow. 2Sld3Oc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-25
Receipts Yesterday.
Ennnirer-222 SKIS seed.

FnQUlrer-333 SkS seed.
Annie p. Silver-l60 brls flour and
80 brls vinegar.
Coahoma-202 bales cotton. 10 bgs
seed-cotton, 90 SKIS seed, nd mules
and - pkgs sundries.
Dean Adams-92 bales cotton, IS
bgs seed-cotton, 625 SKIS seed, 226 SKIS
corn, 8 nd stock and Is pkgs sundrics,
Golden Crown brls sugar, brls
molasses, 30 brls cement, ~ empty
hogsheads, 25 brls ale, 10 bdls paper
and 4 bales domestic.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-25

CoAL 0u-Prime white, wholesale
lots, l5c per gallon.
CLEVELAND, February 24,-Petro-
leum, steady; 5. W, ll0o, Slc.
PrTrsBuRG, Pa, February 94,-Pe-
troleum dull but firm; National Tran
sit certificates opened ut 79sc, and
closed at S0sc; highest price, SOlc 4;
lowest, use.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-25
RIVERS And STEAMBOATS,.
STEAMERS LEAVING
MOVEMENTS AT THE LRVEk.

Arripdls.-Annie 7. Silver, st. Louis
Dean Adams, Osceola; Enquirer, Cat
Island; Ceahoma, Friar's Point; Col
den Crown, New Orleans.
Departures Annie p. Silver, New
Orleans; Chickasaw, White river
Dean Adams, 0sceola; Golden Crown,
Cincinnati Enquirer, Cat Island.
Boats due Do1On --G0yoso, Ohio and
Arkansas City.
Boats Due Up.-Kate Adams and
CITY of Nicksburp.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-25
WHISKY, WINES, LIQUORS, etc

WHIsKY-Straight Kentucky Bour-
bon, 81 6O@6; rye, 81 1906; domes-
tic, 90c@h so.
ST. LOUIS, February 24.-Whisky,
81 10.
CHIcAGo, February Whisky
steady, IL Is.
CINcINNATI, February 24.-Whisky
quiet, 81 10. Sales of 427 barrels fin
ished goods on this basis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-25
IMPORTS.
JOHN Il. NORTON
8 Madison St., Memphis, Tenn,
DEALER IN
STOCKS AND BONDS

py-COrrespOndence collected. InfOr-
nation eheerfaIIy furnished. va
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-25
PVANCE and COMMERCE.
fOxEY 8 PER CENT.-NEW YORK
EXCHANGE Ii PREMIUM.
Cotton Closed Quiet; Sales, 1900
Bales; Midaling, sse-Gsneral
Markets Unchanged.

Money continues in fair demand at
1 Der cent. local securities steady, ex-
cept gas stock, which is weak and de
dining, the ruling quotation being so
bid and 50 asked.
The cotton market yesterday closed
auiet and Lice lower on the follow
ing grades: Low middling, dusties
and stains and tinges. Middling, Ssc.
Sales, 1900 bales; receipts, $40 bales;
Stock, lSS, 97S bales. At Liverpool spots
continue Dublin buyers favor, middling
l3-l6d; futures steady and l-64d
Iower, February 4 47-64d. At New
York spots closed steadier, middling
SIC; futures barely steady at to 2
points advance, February s.75c nomi-
nal. At New Orleans spots closed
easy, middling S5-l6c; futures quiet
and steady, February S.299SSOc. The
general market is unchanged; provi-
sions steady but weakening; bread
stuiis firm.
IMPORTS.
Fight pkgs butter, 100 pkgs bacon,
46S pkgs boots and shoes, 8 cars corn,
200 brls cotton-seed oil, IL pkgs dry
goods, 400 brls flour, 81 bales and 4
cars hay, pkgs hats, 80 nd hogs, 20
pkgs liquors, 8 cars oats, 20 brls onions
and 1872 pkgs tobacco.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-25
February, Sl5 % asked.

Spot, 81 05 bid; April, 81 10 bid,
50 80 asked; May, 81 10 bid, 81 30
asked
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-25

The New Orleans future market
opened firm, and closed quiet
and steady. Sales, 1900 bales. The
closing quotations were as follows,
as compared with yesterday:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-25
DAILY PORT ANDINTEklOR MARKETS.
Tone. Reefs. Price. Stock.

IncFeaso IN TocolDl7 tnl1 EeaT,...' ''''''I l50lI
Liverpool spots at noon were quoted
dull in buyers favor. Sales, 5000
bales, Of which $500 were American.
Receipts, $4,000 bales, of which 1890
were American.
At noon; Ordinary, Aid good ordi-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-25
FINANCE.

Money in good demand at 8 per cent.
The Clearing House report sasfollows:
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VIUoNW oVOtIWINI' EltlIN0i IVV UdINo
tations were as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
Grand total.

All Of these due bills were given payable
on demand. The deed conveys all OF the
real aud personal property owned by Mr.
OsterlCs, except that allowed as homestead
exemption.
The property named N ih6 deco con-
sists OF q lot at the corner OF Franklin
and Ryland streets. 150Xl52 feet. 'front.'
ing on Franklin; lot al the corner OF
Franklin and Henry streets, fronting 5D
feet on the former and running back l49
eight inches 10 a tweuty-foOt alley; lot
fronting 80 feet on Franklin street, located
lclWeCn BelSIderc and Henry; lot on
Shockoe slip. 414x75 feet, adjoining the
property Of Walter X. Martin G Co.; house
hold and kitchen furniture.
The property is conveyed to be held A.
trust, and. upon demand OF either bank.
10 lie advertised and sold on the iollOwin,
terms: Personal property, cash; real e.
tate. 4 per cent. cash, balance in six,
twolve. and eighteen months, the deferred
payments to be properly secured. The net
pTocC, d. are TO be applied pro rata TO the
pavment Of the defendants obligations or
duo-bills, and # there is any surplus
it is TO he paid to said O'terloh,
or as he may direct. Osterloh agrees 70
ray all taxes. assessments. dues, and chargts
ilron the said property as long as he, bis
heirs. or assigns shall hold the same, and
to keep the buildings adequately insuredfo for
the benefit OF these obligations; that upon
his failure to do SO the trustee or the benei-
ciaries under the deed may eject such in
,ularce, and all premiums paid therefor
sLall constitute first lien on the property.
Mir. Osterloh is Austrian Consul at this
mort. and il is believed that his financial
Embarrassment (Which, it is hoped, is only
temporary is due to his having made large
purchases Of tobacco for foreign shipment,
but which was left on his hands. He is a
valuable citizen and \ good man, and he
and his wife, in the surrender of their
property. have acted robly.
The First National Bank and Union
Bank VIII lose nothing, for independent OF
the above property they hold on this ac
count cclatcrals to q large amount.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
ToTnER LOCAL on THIRD PAGE.1
A SAD OCCURRESCE.
How an Unexpected Down
Revealed tie Danger Hanging
over Many Of Our Lead
inc lifirpne.

A nlcely.dressed gentleman was walki"s
along Pennsylvania avenue, In washing
ton. a few days since, and without any
warning fell upon the sidewalk in a state
of II sensib liy. He was placad ia an am
bu'ance snd sent to the hosp tai, where
upon examination, 1t was found that he had
not been overcome by the heat, but that
although In apparently perfect health, his
system had become SO red uced In tone
that nature YVES forced to give way. Such
cases are becoming alarmingly common OF
late, and TO such an extent as 10 demand
| serious attention and Investigation. Peo.
ple have slight headaches. bat consider
them as nothing. A tired feeling they at-
tribute TO the weather. Occasional pains
are thought 10 be only colds But without
any special cause, without any definite
resson. the vital power OF many persons
becomes undermined unknown even 10 the
people themselves. and it Is only when some
sudden giving way and breaking down Oc'
ours that they realize the grave danger they
are in.
| Inc ItCt ~, uthsly cNtTy man, WOiuhh
and child needs something 10 sustain and
build up the life nearly all the while; but II
| must be something that is nerve building
blood. making, aud health-giylng. such
preparation has been found In Vollna Cor
dial, which is becoming 30 wonderfulls
| popular IL Is q rare combination o
strength ening and healing Ingredients. and
is superior 10 any known preparation o.
modern times. The amount ol albumen II
lmparts 10 the system Is simply wonderful
For overwoIktd men. delicate women. and
sickly children. 1t comes not only "a
tonic, but % a food. II reylyes tbs life taa
| Is At low ebb.
There 10 no season OF the year when tn
vital foi ees OF life do not require to be mos
carefully guarded. Intoxicants are iDJurl
ous; sdulterated and badly prepared FOO
clog the ~ stem without nonrishing; pu
slbumen not only susiaIns life, but adds
vigor and force that are simply wonderful
Few men and fewer women reallzs nov
great discovery this yollns Cordial Is
but II In gratifying TO know that thousanis
are ur derstsnding It and taking aoVan
inge OF the opportunities offered by It's In
PRODUCTION, and we look forward for sfan'
results from Its use In tho renewed lie ant
activity Of the American people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
Mortuary statistics.

There we're Il deaths in the city during
the week ending saturday, october l6th, ol
" hIch II were white persons and II icoiored
persons.
Cause of Icdb.-Ahscess-pelyic, Ii;
anamia. ] :; cholera iniantum, ,; consump-
ton Of the bowels, /; consumption, 81;
convulsions. Group. /; diqrrhUl-chron-
ic. /; dysuril, /: dy>entery, /; eiiuslon
on brain, / ; hcart-dlsease, 1; hemorfhaSe-
from bowc'. 1; inanition, .; m1rasmu',
> MENINGITIS, /; pneumonia, l; >epdc;c-
mi1,1; unknown, ,; other diseases, /.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
A REVERSE M BUSINESS.
Important Deed Pat on Record in The
Chaueery Court Yesterday.

Yesterday afternoon there was filed in the
Office Of the clerk of the ClIancery Court
for the city OF Richmond decd OF trust
from Adolphus Osierloh and A. b. Oster-
lob, his wife. to A. l.. Boulware to satisfy
the Indebtedness Of Mr.. OsterlOh to the
First National and Union Banks OF this
city. The Indebtedness consists OF the fol-
lowing due-biIs given on the dates and for
the amounts named:
To the First National Bank
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
Removal OF the AitOrhe3.Generars
flicp.

The office Of Attorley-Gcneril Ayers.
and that OF his assistant and clerk, was ye--
torday moved from Goddn's Hall, on
Eleventh street. 10 the new roOms recently
made in the Capitol. .lr. Ayers's Office
will be on the fourth floor, his clerks on
the third, aud his assistants on the second.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
Junior OIder Uniied American
Mechanics.

TIE second annual session Of the Viz
Gina Council OF this order will be held a
Schiller Hall this evening. Deleg tie
will te present from tins city, Peter,bur-
and Washington. ID. C., the latter city
being under the jurisdiction OF the stat
Council OF Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
;. WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20. lsS6

I viii say this much: No person has eyci
offered me money. and " an attempt WI,
made to bribc me the person trying IL woulu
be sorry for H.. / have never received one
cent from any gambler or any one else,
THIS report reflects upon The integrity o.
the officers OF the police force, and ough!
10 be sifted 10 the bottom, aud will do ail
In my power TO find out the guilty man."
CAPTAIN J. D. PLEAsANTs.
"Tbere are no gambling-houses In my
district. and know nothing OF the matter
YOU refer TO. This is the first time i have
ever heard of IL. The matter should DE
fulIv Investigated, and II there Is any truth
In the rumor there is certainly way TO find
out the guilty man."
CARD FROM THE CHEF.
OFFICE OF CHIEF or Police
No. 2 NORTH TENTH STREET,
RICHMOND, Va, October 20, 1885. }
To the Editor Of the dispatch:
sir,-The Police-Justice having stated In
bis court yesterday that he had been IN
formed an officer had been receiving sjl
per month from the gamblers for protect
ing them. and that remark being reiiec
ton on myself as well as on the rest OF the
force. at once requested the Mayor to or"
der the strictest investigation Of the sub
iect. He will call the Police Board to-
gether for that purpose on Monday next
as the balance Of thus week will be occll"
pied by the Fair and visitors thereto.
In the mean time declare that believe
the charges untrue and unjust as to any
and every member Of the force, and as to
myself | assert they are absolutely false
Very respectfully, JONI Poe. Jr.,
Chipf ~ pnlicp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
Gins RIeTnIS. &c.

Ssff-NfNfsfN fAfasNSifS ~,
GUNSl GUNS GUNS JUST
VI OPENED A LARGE AND G2M, ,,i,
PLETE ASSORTMENT OF ENuLl,Sii u
BBEkCH-I.oADlSG GUNS, made oy W. Wy q
q. ScogT & Son and other MAKERS ~, sisS; :,
every variety OF DOUBLE ana SiNdIE
which i offer as low as can oe bought any
where. ! ara agent for the eeisDrra,.Iesen r,Ise
pEAD-sHOT SPORTING aud ~ hsiiS"
Guumaker.
1889 Main street. Richmond va .
oc 1o-eodiIn
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FOUROUREAN, PRICE G. CO.,
A29 east Broad street.
Zoe

N. s. FREDENHBlM,
DESIGNER AND IMPR0VER
PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS
DRESS TRLNyNMGS.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS AND REALIzA-
TlONS.
WILL BE
THETALK AND BOOM FOR THIS WEEK,
AND WE
EXPECT TO REALIZE \ HOST OF Gus
TONERS
ANDTO
SELL EVERY ONE THAT EXPECTS TO
BUY. TWENTY. FIVE CASES OF
MMnesy Eoo@3
AND
NOVELTIES,
AS WELL As
DRESS TRIMMINGS OF THE LATEST
FASHIONS, WERE UNPACkED LAST
WEEK, AND WE INTEND THAT
EVERY LADY SHALL PAY
UsA VISIT, TO BE SUR
PRISED AND CURED
OFTIIE MALADY
OF SHOPPING
FOR MORE
VARIETY AND DESIGNS. RIGHT iIESb
THEY CAN SEE THEM ALL, AND AT
PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETI-
TION ANYWHERE IN THE
UNIrED STATES.
OSTRICH TIPS. black ami cOlors far better
than before-a new lot from soc.
bunch:
OSTRICH PLUMEs, black and colOrs, ful
lengths and heavy ilues. from 75c.;
FANCY FEATHERS, I'm Paradise. Pnea-
sant, Pigeon, Seagull swallows Finohes
&c, &c.-an immense assortment IN
cuGipg all sorts q Wings and Breasts
from l2lc. upwards
VEIVET5 AND NELNETEENS. In ell
colorB and qualities from p and 35c.;
PLUsHES, in different grades and widths
all colors and black. from 6jc.;
FRIEZE AND sTRIPED VARIEG ATED
PLUSHEs-somethiug new. Large as
sortment OF Rlack-2nd- White Stripes
and Mixtures;
! DREsS GARNITURES, BEADED FEOp-
KAS. tEADED BERrHAS BEADED
HUSsAR, md FUSlLEER GUlMP7
and TRIMMINGS. In short, everything
in the Readed line belonging to Dress,
Hat. ard Bonnet-Trimmings
| AsTRACIIAN TRGAMING, four inches
wide, plain and mixed colors. at 25c. a
yard:
| sILK-GUIMPS and PAsSEMESTERIE f
/ TRIMMINGS, WORsTED and SILK
MARABOUr and BRAID TRIM
MINGS-an immense assortment
cheap:
! CORSETS, most every make, imported auu
domestic. including our BELLE EN-
| BROIDERED BONECORSEr, fromfOc.
| WORSTED GOODS. adapted to ladies' aud
misses wear, hand knitted-a large as
sortment, and all colors;
Specially in light evening shades WORST
DCLOUDS.
| Just received large line OF al new shapes
In FELT HATS and BONNETS, from
5cc. up.
| Payus a visit and We Will do you good.
| All accommodating people at our establish
| ment.
! The trade supplied at
FREDENHEIMS,
GIL EAST BROAD STREET.
| ice 20-1tl
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ly bound 10 90. ,,,o
~ arst requires your attention; 80
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.csity OF stock, for variety OF styles.
.,eoanee Of material and finish, and
peritet NJ, no other house can ap-
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,oxs,t. quality considered.
NC, y JACKETS. JERSEY JACKETS;
i.,.eI ian WALKING JACKETS:
glasgow JACKETS;
Plush WRAPS OF the most recent
designs;
- ,.c, We show every style OF wrapping
>" ~, ,ss,e can desire or fashion demand,
s.ast such low prices as to easily convince
~, 90" * 70 your interest TO select your WIN
srs WRAPPING from the large and ele-
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SILKS AND VELVETS.
o,rs. GRAIN SILKS. TAILLE FRAN
Gals RHADAMEs, and RHADzi-
wiRS both in black and colors.
orr STRIPED and BRoCADE VELVErS'
FOR trimming. are sovaried as TO suit any
ones wants.
p-.ttv designs "a low as 75c. yard-fiuer
Gods. ali prices up SO yard.
., rSsiu coloTs OF DRESS GOODS our STOCK
4" nv far the most complete ever dis
played anywhere.
c.tUMERE as low as &c. a yard.
H11TRI' Is. WIDTH CASHMERE full as
,orlment Of desirable oolors-ai l2tc.
Verd' These goods are decided bar
gsinat his price. and we cannot replace
them " hen these are sold.
,,oi-Vt WITH TRICOT at soc. a yard;
.HISToWN SUITING-dOuble width-at
Zoe single width at 25c. yard;
,..,,,w{Se SANOSY SUITiNG or INNlSI-
HLE PLAlD-34 inches wildcat 7oc
or- sssg sss.ortment Of good DRESS GOODS is
WY compLele.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
FOLLOW THE CROWD
LEVY & DAVIS S,
1O17 and 1919 Main street, Richmond, T0.,


ard complete Of
and where article sold TO all at the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
CARPETS.

We have the largest CARPEr-ROOMS IN
the state: We carry the largest assortment
"a We guarantee lowest prices. our as
ssoriueni comprises M0QUErTE. NELNET'
BIGELOW. LOWELL. BR )MLEY' Woh'
CIETER and other weli,snown MAKES
HopY BRUSSELS. ROX - rar.rs,
IN IN ,,KrET considered b by ; Iadses 10 be
superior 20 all other makes SMITHS Ia
PfsThI CARPET all grades THREEPLY.
tNrRA SuPERFINE TWO PLY, WQOl-
LID DOUBLE COTTON CHAIN, Ne v
RAG. CHELSEA, and INGRAM CAk'
ITS. a. =
Vt nave y large assortment; we nave tue
STYLES TO salt every one, and our prices are
ThCse who don't believe must cali and see
how cheap SMN IN i RUGS ALI Sizes are
now being sod bv -.
We sell the : so RUG a. as:
We.eli the a. SOFA RUG at IS;
Weeel the $50 RUG at S321;
Wesell the 3 RI at So:
We sell the sl.5O RUG at sl19:
Also. special sly les at 76c. and 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20

STATEMENT FROM JUSTICE RICHARDSON.
After The court adjourned representa-
tive OF the Dispatch called on Justice Rich.
ardson with view 70 gaining additional
information with reference 10 the case, and
il possible ascertain who the officer re-
ierred to was. The Justice said:
"Two or three weeks ago was discuss
ing the case OF n party charged with gaming
with a gentleman OF tins city, when he
said 10 me, Il will tell you something II
YOU promise not TO mention my name IN
connection with it, | SAID, 'Au right; ;
90 ahead He then said, will do It II
you promise me on your honor that my
name will not be used promised net to
diyulge his name without his consent.
when he said Il have been told that the
gamblers OF this city have for some time
past paid to prominent Official OF TINS
cIty $50 per month as an indemnity, or for
nrottction In their business. Mr.. -
| giving Inc the name OF party who is now
dead certainly paid that amount for eight
months before his death. | DO not know
the party who received the money, but
think [ know who IL Is. i will not men
tion the name OF the person whom | su'-
meet as have no positive proof