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Dpert Siii6Ioc.

:. u. SraSirrS "sSholcinlt" fapwGca>t.
i Chattanooga. senr, ~itriutr. At lar rar q
pprligt angrebeu al en Sort 5iciie. ioN t..
sreb 2un9erac. nan hapbe iorlsGi uIaa
2GgemIoler nOen nogci tiirtDYii.elfc u:
lultat. Nal bier oerpaa oCerlat, d &! eFa
DR.. Kings New Discovery lpr Igr,:t
ioriegtc Oct oa blep iniol,GHoig lr.ttect,
at BRUCE HosIc iaa 6laiter. @jl.r o.:
bar ian bri9t Del / i'm 6amiltr icy Ict
6prfIslelie MED DC beblie Acia,EaW.
iaIIme griarirscr bar luiinoc c!er
1ois Sin er reooeDe Deb Seugc uItiH..
IpSagelie. Trepei!niter 'aaes Eeo;.
Z. 8. Ronispmerp Il ec'sNpp!.rt Ia
paa Npptheter / aiie Snrr, g.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-22
Ncoococ hans Zip.

Dir. ;. Z. &ilcpriou ira Sprie 9ope, an.
flyer, at han mango Nor LED al Phthisic %
Diabetes. Smerten par rtaaleli9 og par per
uroertioen at iorpplOe SraTpe. 0au iprieatr
electric NitterS % erbolOi 9iuorine REQ ben
fprite SLATE. % eiterat haoe brnst Ter 6taltcr
par ban iulbiommeu iriit % pnr blepen ar
ten Tunp tpn9ere. San tiger, al han trpr ~
ben uilpe pGre imotruiiet, ON ban itie bapoc
erbolot giuorirg PED electric Sitters. SGl
oes for 80 Gents 5!aiten hos s. y, Mpntsoml
crp & Co, ps paG glYotbs'er I ale andre
Sper 90
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-22
SnDlanDet.
Soma.

81 :%wrebanten / Charles 9ltp ltal
Mr. Ell ll~noerbalance al $4,000 8ol
6r4. 9a8icrcrcu 6pjieune, lom Ior-
tSen Opbuloer ii9 / europa, Ifal bape
n aolCt &eu8clc.
\ 6cOr0c &roWr, usiiiterenoc GpIt-
Meter ! bamburg, arreiterepeS iorlepet
QaO / Nciu NOrt Ior at bape ~plpnoret
4Oiten / 6nmburg / Npril 1886. 81
Nh han / &lpril iprlpo Statcn, bar BAN
Hort eli &clie ruuot Soroen.
4 TN Observation-Disclosures aibolpcs
D. WtOincs Den ste Snriar ior at
IA iitanO en- pOlitiit Organization.
Il Sra Soma GitD mcooeles, at lire
&oloOnpHrtcr iioOcr urreitercoe, % at
otr life CT Ell eneite SulOOn naben Spen.
EpinefOIcra 9raSicrcr frDgteli9 blanot
$pinenc Omegneu al Dubuque. Mtangc
dbrmere bar life ct eneite lepenoe Spin
Bjcn.
Get 5ntcrnatiunalc SrGnoepius.
&rGnOcri 9e5 MtoineS burce o. ituloc
tfer 6leres 0piatuing al Statens Srp-
FbltlOns Gov bore iorplistet til at
hn0ie i'm Sirfipmbco, os Der bleu i ben
3nleonlng unla9t Sag MOB oenne ltors
efteoc Suititutipn. Huber Yrocesien
y to bet gpbtgiprt, at ttttet al Get Der
atlIercOc Stui aibGnbepes inoenfor
Z tatens @rGnoier, bpurior 0Ommerer
al9a0 Den Sjenoclie, at, ielp on oct Der
hIOlrtcoe SrEnoeuin iol9tes iom Grit,
nlOe Oenne 9rufit Dog life iorbpoes,
Par NI~lRtnin9cn uoelutfeube ipresif til
flNrc Stntcr.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-22

thrift for at uHl9e Ell Geprelentant til
aon9resien iitcoetipr aIppoe &ongres
maro u. :. Yrice.
Ole u. Solbsrs pooe Snsoa9 NtOrz
gen / i'm Spigerisn s.. Sanhertions
0jem / Npro 60 Grosie. Zen 9ibppe
uar ipbt Den 30tc SUM- 1899 paa ellie
BANNER, Nor9c. 0on Tom til Imerifa
1858 p9 neOiatte Jig pan Ell 6arm i
NGrheoen al Miowap, Ga Gro8ie 60,
bpor ian bocoe, inotil han % bans 0ll-
itra ior ct 9nr Maancber iiom ilptteDc
ltco til 9anHertionS. 6an bapoe lem
Sgm: 6ilnrius Sotberg, Der oooe
iioitleoen 6ebruar; Charles y. Spl-
berg, ipm bpoe / September; 0ans :.
Splber9; Gmllle, MI Wtrs. 9audertiou
/ Npro ga Grp3ie, iamt Stbilia SDbme
paa 2ilebammer. Gen 2liop0e par Gil
9Ooblertet, ~rctlfaiicn Wtono, ngtet % al
bOlot al ale, iOm tjcnote bam. 6ana
Sultru Operleuer baln.
("6GbrelGtoct pg Gmigruntcu"D },
6reameritt al 3elNpan neObrrnotl
iiOitc 3Orspag Nat. labet belober fQ
%Omtrcutli9 tit $4,000, buffet Sclgb tenn
meltN npr oRffe9 pco assurance.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-22
4frifa.
SnslGnoerne % SranIfmrnssns sr

fpmle libt pantperfe meo huerarprc /
Spnali 9anoet pnn Den nfrifUu;tc Sjt
fpit, ipubeuiur Sugten ueo NoHt. On
Del S%ranIfmGnb bette nDlig Oct %irliitt
5lag ouer 9ongarita, Der liager moSa
for bet brittle Smraaoe, pa itror nj
reiite Der ell cngelif Iseut mco -
Mano ipr after at taGe bette Hgo.
8anbe brittle pa ~iranitc aanpnEaacc CT
pla 8eicn oerhtr.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-22
Spo.G@ arplina a.
6u iarlia Npperbauoe er opoa9

6n iarlis N%operbauoc er cpoasct /
Yurf- County; ben b%eitaar AZ gte9re,
lom bar oraauiieret ct ~bemmeli9t eofGitet
Sellfa6, buis SOrmual er at ripe p9
iti9le, bpor Der 9iues Inleonin9 BERTH.
Be ifal meb SO bope iorplistet Jig til
at mprpe Gnbper, Der maatte fpninle
unocrueir meo oeres Semmeli9beo, ps TO
%iaabanne Mpro itul nplis bape funoet
Steo. Set ifal aqereoe bape lptsets at
faffe 26 al Meblcmmerne, men eronu CT
moi mango paa mi SOB. SeIpltnilgen
beromfrin9 er aloeles opifrrmt.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-22
California.

e." 'Of8ell9 nlpffe. 5reoas Mur.
O'tO 9oalIanserbarfen "9ltlantic"
. w.t. y gttI neoeniur Glif Souie uec
s,a, o'%o"'lScO. Surten fnuites / imua
.,s'FF l'Oen faa @inuter. grasltum=
\, OeORtteOe apiten paa Ell straf.
'8 az tire eaer fire Mail. Oct untaaes,
80 ~ @tanoitubet brutnepe. Sap
"' Stqrmunoen Os S eaer 10 Ora.
Fe0OeOes. Den itsrIte Del al
f .S. ltulOe bare berulet, % rs
'~ 100 oH ulptteu benbte.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-22
Georgia.
6u rGbium TprbrDoelie. Sprsp

Mor9en neobrGnote SObn y. Siuiain9s
8anningsbu8 / Ntlanta. Scr. Gull
ting, hans Some ps tire Born inoes
brpnote. 5rancis Snnpers blep arrez
lteret pe tilitoo, at ban bauoe orGbt bele
6orailien, belpt aulplie paa SenstlG
bernie o9 iat GID paa Sp9nin9cn.
5Olfemusien to9 Sanocrs % bragte bam
ubenipr Speu ipr at lpnde BAN. Sc
mere mebbeles, at ban blep bunben til ct
Gre Os leuenoe brNnot.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-22
~ y

i. "a, Glnoct ~ Siocr bpcr
lac ira MI al 90 til Hgtaar
b88 ior Sl.i5. @nmle @b"m"eas
\. Der bctalcr, bpao oc maattc
Intsr til Tatr, 90 for Ct @ar /
koraup, nil iaa @iaoct ipr oen
,mlt EriS, ncmliS St.i5. Sisit
k~rtinaeiisr 0jGloer fun til psn lite
kebruar i~ornfpmmenoc.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-22
Spanien

Ocitigs Stnrmc raleoc / SuutniN9en
al forrigc ll9e / oct ~norplIgc Spanici.
SrasltDffcr al Gnmplfibe % miuore
Sortpier brepcs ilanb. ! Mtariu blep
Ia9ct paa Ell 8irfc reuet al % re &gr
Toner orGbtes.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-22
uDlambet.
GnglamD b.

NrreIterst al brittle Gutboritetcr.
s GOmntp @alwaD, Srlnnb, er 4 al ben
nntiUnule 9anb 9eages 9eoere bleune
nrreiteret, nutlngeoe for at hape oannet
ct &omplpt ipr iom Wann0crs at be
B &gc Den &ualc, Der tilbD.er the anti
rent movement" Gre al bem cr Wteoz
lemmer al Enrlamcntet.
Mlnoetanrn ouer Trunning Vic:
tDria, iii Oiinbc ON 9rpnnillg Bic
toriNs 5O-aurige observation-disclosures,
Der, lom bcficnOt, inOtrGiier nRltc Iar,
pnatUnter man / Nrrbcoen al Natipunlz
9alIcriet / 2OnbOn pad ct Serr0u, Der
titbprer Salisbury, at opiDge ct tpit
G0arn, Der lfnl bore 9tupnet Gictpria
5Onruet. Der ltal bape ell Spibe al
420 6uo % Ell Smtreo8 peb NrunOe'
al SO 6ub. Omfoitningernc ueo Sp
Iprcli en anilades til 10000 2itrf.-
Garmtrnc / ben nprolige 9el Al
&dlcs bar negtet at uiuc betale &irfez
ti:noc. De uifentli9e inoiatte SptrG.
ucre bar Dc cnou9 ju9ct no al 6uienc.
ia transpurteret bem no al Siitrittct
Wan frp0ter for, at bet Tan fommc til
me9et aluOrliGe Sptriu.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-22
Sitcsatur.
Oil 9Iep. !. Winler @aaenl

TEN DOLLARS ENOUGH by
Catherine Owen. iloughton Miff1en Il
Co New York.
3et er iielpen MAJ blanot oelt ame
r%itonlte 2iteratlr timber Ell Sos, Tom
lGrer at tpmme no al bet meb 9ioet. :
bette Speripoisbcoens 2anb undertakes
pi lau9t ~bpppi9ere ON, boorieoes man
ifut furuooe iium iUrmere pprt 5ororinz
ger til eiuets yetpemmeligbeber.
Gn ijelben unotuselie 9jer ouennRunte
HO9. Gen lprer os at ipare; ben iors
teller ON ct u!l9t Gar, iom beapnote
Su3bplbnin9sa meb me9et imaa Sno>
tG9ter.
Zen unse 6ultru bauoe Sjertet paa
Oct rette Steo; bun tos fat meo irit
WtOo ug enoOs De leuebe i ben itpre
Ierbens CAB Seem Yorf, buUr benoes
Dtano inoebapoe en- go9bOloers Stil
fling, iaa iIos De zig sjennem meb 10
Dollars pr. llse, aar alle 6usbolbs
nin9sz Tighter meoresnes.
9porlepes oette git ior Jig, b~eifriues
pGa en- meset interesiant Maaoe.
Scr Susm9pre er Bosen me9et npt
ti9 % l4rerig, oa ben tiui9e i~nreboloer
en- bel Gel "Neceipts" ipr, buprlepes
man paa en- biuig Maabe far lore
maH9c gooe Ting.
2S0 Siner, lmrtf inob. SIPS.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-22
Winneipt a.
3l0ebrNnO / Nipeitune. st it,

5IOebr0ll0 / YipeItonc. st tort 1
pages gtnritcns SOtcl neobrnnbte iibItc
EnSoG8. Gre Mennciter inoebrrnote,
FFl0lanOt Saptiitprpit q. g. Srcutt,
ooNtlll9e andre Tom tilItnoe peb at
PRINCE M al %inbucrnc.
0ODH Glen eec, iom / 0ttOber
Ea0NeO 0leo arreiterct / GroOtiton ior
qa0e t'prOet 9obn 6. 9ropit, blcp
P'''0e'' Gag iritienbt al Surpen.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-22
3 fpta.

%'O'leD Srores. IoitmeItereu i
|'S"p"' HomIep GOuntp, 3. g, bar
r'''oef os ON at sjpre bore qGiere
'Valf'A89 epmarfiomme paa, at malt
+ S'SoOn !. .. fam fipbe Munep
t'O's" oetaIbare i @urse, sperise %
o"D'aFt. @tsbun er Oct cneite g. D.
,'ual'eQ 20, bpOr bisie Moneps Orores
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-22
Sit glGDeltg Sui
ale "Secorab.&o:
rms" STicre.
Tclictoucn.

9snneaans meoiOlSer ira Sioe II
, n "7cn bcmneli9beOsInloe o" %
!, zioe 321-32S al "Gn Sloprpue".
f,rr glrfct opcr eiter De to bObbelte
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-22
Wistonfin.

h D W. Hnif bar tunOsiUrt, at
bsr, ~ lSOe Sanuur 1887 aIbUlpes
oct ottsnce tOnsresiiuuale 81.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-22

TAE FAMILY BY Oh. +. Thwing
and Carrie +. Thwing Lee & Shep-
ard, Boston
Set CT CT meget pmiattcnoe oS lRreris
Stuoie al baape biitoriit % iocial gtrt,
lpm Aey bp0c3 ~. Zen bar Ii umis
tieuocIise Tp;o iirr perueo, at De arsoe
6urilttsre ieosr Sttrngtningerue ! Ell
iuno t%rilteIi5 Nano,
) pur .gis y~i62clDer, bucr ielu ia
m!Ijeliuc;5 6clligoOm trues meb at be-
@lmiues u aIcuntmipres Al lipsannoens
2aii, i~IpgbO.oe; Sogen e. Orb i rette
I!0. Sen uil Image FL iGoeii9t %
trii:cli8t &Ern ON 5aniliats title Grne
i'll 1t 0en iOm {; ireoipit Steo maatts
bcuGres Eirrutsi al Gioeus ocmoniits
Wl8ter.
2"5 Sioey. Gaot NIB. $500.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-22

On r9ttig 300. "GecorGb
.3cI!cu"s IlNg.ger 6r. Y. alnunoien. bar
r3Iig iaalcci q, mc9et nDttis Gos I'M
Ser Jitll Ser 5ermen, Sapem 90
0aic.."
Ga iaa aae 8os burce iinpes et-
aUcIl l,a@, II; Den fan iysre n,nnse
$sasc, % aipar8r mansen sfarc os
i,Gtp2 81 III .! rnace 300 Yaa mnreen
2(aa9et a :us0am bianD, 3usoarene.
IsS 91g nclaY m ietp ~crinre, bette
% ID. os:ioy i2.,Il.s Oct icm c, ilaacnoe
Ggcmle. psS, 5pah bcnuc 8pg bar gap
IL. mls blge / c; Stptte.
[u ..S.p. &0aie.olera blauot mine
pfas. $50 haete clairsnt l50ai Dem
=: ~,al;s., .! ta5lis Here Sepe i iler
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-22
S,pcD Der ian i;ubss i an Sorie

%@ep ~ '"h "NSN~ w ~ ~
mGbr. 0u Ssto t&ritinnia) boiat
4asm1ocr fisbte ipr ct 9,nr ln0e iipen
Ell itct Icyii uen &aterlanos Isiitebe
jar. "a fGa iii Ijeni aabusec Den
os ii.iG!oNci* lpm iii al there eens
N(aoeigt %;itpiIer. Ianet bun etri en
9amnici iorriitet &enmeinip. eu 5ii.e
trp0 co Ct ~aaArseit libriiroe al Nit,el.
-u5,,i. ESQ en- Sioieinipct.ipn /
Ell $50, h2rr nogie gRormcncr uDlis
bGobe 9ipn tine SmptHoe!ieeiprira.
,par9te 5nipeitgreH en- ai Bntterne,
6Ucrior a. &iaTb bin, tai lcre en-
Sgitru.
C..Ga !i6ea Iise iparspe raitt: "6crSi
;cr iicue to Serrsr."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-10
Fayorifc ana Popular Show

Forepaugh & Samwell's Carnival
of Novelties" which has been ex-
hibiting this week at the corner of
Broad and Laurel streets, is twice daily
attracting large audiences. All who
witness these performances are more
than satisfied at their excellence and
wonder how such exhibitions can be
given for so little money. They are
sensational, novel, and versatile, with
out a suggestion Of vulgarity. The
Forepaugh family are show in them
selves, while the roller.skating by the
Richards family, the bycicle perform
ances of the Zenas, the Roman ladder
and posturing acts of the lrwin's and
Bells, and, 10y FAR not TIE least, Sam
wells wonderfully-trained dogs, CON-
biued with other acts, make up an en-
tertainment that seems unsurpassable.
They will remain here for some time
longer, and no one should fail to 60 to
the matinee or night performances and
take their families.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-10
A Correction.

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
In concluding your account this morn
ing Of the case of Ford rs. Taylor you
say that dismissed five other similar
suits-that is, suits against treasurers
for damages for levy after tender Of
coupons. You are mistaken about this,
and the mistake is one that tends to be
very misleading. l only dismissed one
Of the five named, and | knew nothing
Of the other four except that only one
of them has any connection with cou-
pons, and that is not a suit for damages.
dismissed the case of Barry rs. Ed
munds because there were special rea-
sons why | did not desire to try it. |
have only two other suits now pending
in the United States court for
damages for an unlawful levy, and |
have no intention to dismiss either of
them. WILLIAM l.. ROYALL.
There is a good deal more in Mr..
Royals letter, but we do not feel under
any obligation to do more than correct
our misstatement.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-10
Kinney IOI,accO-WOrks.

The large factory recently built on
Cary street between Twenty-ffth and
Twenty-sixth by the Kinney Tobacco
company, OF New York, has just been
yened for the manufacture Of ciga-
ettes. In few days hundreds Of boys
nd girls, mostly the latter, will be en-
aged there.
The situation Of the factory is re-
garded as admirable, the building is
commodious and imposing, and the
works will be both an ornament and a
help to the city, for they will give en-
ployment to a large number Of worthy
people.
The Kinney Company own several
such factories in this and other States,
and they do an immense business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-10
Police Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday
Frank Mills, buying junk without
license. Fined S. and costs.
W. T. Brown, assaulting Charles
Bayley with intent to kill. Security in
the sum of one hundred required for
three months.
W. S. Wicks, drunk and disorderly
in the street and resisting the police.
Fined sl0 and costs.
Thomas Peasants (colored), stealing
a piece Of stove pipe and an iron rod,
the property Of some person unknown.
Continued until to-day.
Edward Gilman, drunk. Security
required for three months in the sum OF
slO0.
John johnson and Collie Jordan, un-
lawfully assaultipg and beating Samuel
Jordan. johnson discharged; Jordan
sent on to the grand jury.
George Allen (colored), stealing lot
Of oranges and . box of cigars from
Lewis Rsgghisnti. Sent to Jail ior
twenty days.
George Conway, driving over the
James-River Free bridge faster than al
lowed by law. Fined sl0.
Sarah Wilson (colored), drunk. Sent
to jail for ten days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-10
Expensive Catalogues.

Catalogues are increasing in cost,
beauty, and expensiveness. One New
York silver-house is paying out sl00,-
600 for an edition of 1000 copies to
contain 400 pages, or 1900 words, with
steel eugravings, Photographic, and
lithographic sketches. This book
weighs fourteen pounds. The edition
consumed forty-fve tons Of the finest
and heaviest calendersd paper, twelve
tons of cardboard, 5000 yards Of the
finest silk cloth for covers. The press
work for the 1000 copies cost $4,000 !;
100000 sheets of gold-leaf and $4,000
sheets Of silver.lesf were used. As
many as fifteen tints have been used in
some Of these catalogues three colors
are used on the covers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-10
Supreme Court OF Appeals.

Kehrer rs. City of Richmond. Ar
gued by Major Samuel d. Davies, for
plaintiff in error, and by @. V. Mere
dith, Esq, for defendant in error, and
submitted.
Shipman rs. Magarity. Submitted.
Suttle as. Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company. Dis
missed for failure to print.
The following cases were called and
sent to the foot of the docket:
Washington City Savings Bank rs.
Thornton.
Marbury rs. Thornton.
Foley rs. Harrison's executor.
Seay rs. Schuy's administrator.
Davis and ais. rs. Pope's admins
traitor.
McArter rs. Grigsby.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-10
Temn.rance Meetings.

Temperance meetings will be held to.
night Saturday at the following places
At Old.Market Hall at s o'clock
speaker, W. W. Landrum, d. d.
At Park-Place Methodist church at
O'Clock speaker, Mrs. S. F. Chaplin.
Al Venable-Street church at o'clock ;
speakers, Colonel j. F. Hoy and Mr..
Z. B. Pollard.
Hon. A. II. COlquitt, United States
senator from Georgia, will speak at
Mozart Hall tomorrow Sunday at
$50 p. NJ. and at Leigh.Street Baptist
church at : u. Nj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-10
Inifed ainfes Court.

In the United States Court for the
Eastern district of Virginia-Judge
Robert W. Hughes presiding-M. F.
Courtney was tried yesterday for viola
ton Of the internal-reyenue law and
fined 500. There we're three other
charges against him, in each of which
the district attorney entered nOtle
proseQui.
The grand jury brought IN true bills
of indictment against Aaron House and
Benjamin F. Yates for violation Of the
internal-revenue law. In two other
cases they brought in not true bill.
The jury adjourned over until to-
day.
Mr.. George Stumpf was admitted as
q citizen of the United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-10

friend Of the public schools . any man
in the city, but it was evidently im-
practicable to make any such appropri.
alton while the city is in its present
financial condition. In ashors time, ne
said, the city can fund its s6O, 600 oi
8 FER cert. bonds now outstanding into
s per cent. ones, and sl0O,Ooo
Of the latter will only car
~ 900 more interest per
year than the former do now. When
this funding is done the city can afford
out Of the additional 100000 Of bonds
to build the school-houses (which he
admitted are much needed) without en-
barrassing her finances. depreciating
the value Of her bonds, or injuring her
credit.
Mr.. Pilson's amendment was sgreed
to, and on his motion the resolution
as amended was referred to the Com
mittee on Public Lands and Buildings.
Adjourned at 10:45 p. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-10

The Governor has decided to order
"that the uniform and equipments Of
the Virginia volunteers shall be identi-
cal with those prescribed for the United
States army, substituting cadet-gray for
blue in the uniform coat, and the Nir-
ginia staff button for the United States
button.''
This does not change any existing
uniform except that of field and staff
officers, but becomes compulsory when.
ever a company orders new uniform.
This is long stride forward to Sc
cure not only uniformity, but a SOL
dierly and servieeable uniform, which
is inexpensive and will probably be
liked by all arms of the service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-10
Briefs ana Personals.

DR.. W. II. Taylor, State Chemist,
has gone to Raleigh, n. c., on profess
sional business.
Mr.. A. r. Alcock, one Of Auditor
Msrye's clerks, has gone to Culpeper
Courthouse to attend court.
Mr.. John ]. woodhouse, clerk Of
Princess Anne County and Circuit
Courts, was at the Capitol yesterday.
A regular meeting Of the officers aud
members Of Old Dominion Lodge, No.
81, Order of Golden Chain, will be held
at Laube's Hall, First and Broad
streets, at 8 O'Clock tonight.
Surgeon c. U. Grsvatt, United
States navy, is stopping at the Ex-
change Hotel with his wife. Dr..
Gravatt is a brother of Rev. W. l..
Gravatt, assistant rector of St. PauPs
church.
J.T.S. Coyner, who shot and killed
Eugene Brown during the fair at Staun-
ton last fall. and who was brought to
Richmond to save him from Judge
Lynch, has been returned to Staunton
for trial. 1t is generally believed that
he is insane.
The Rev. Thornton NJ. Niven, d. D.,
of New York, and Mrs. Niven are
making visit to Colonel G. r. Barks-
dale. of this city. DR.. Niven will
preach in the Second Presbyterian
church tomorrow at IL A. NJ. Rev.
John Potts, ID. D., of Canada, at Al
P. NJ.
Sir R. w. Cameron was registered at
the Exchange Hotel yesterday. He
visited the Tobacco Exchange, where
he was introduced by his friend, Mr.. j.
p. George. lie is at the head Of one
Of the largest shipping and forwarding
houses Of New York, with branches in
the United Kingdom and Australia.
The Rev. DR.. Potts, OF Toronto, Cana
da, who, as before mentioned, is making
a visit to his two brothers residing in
this city, is on his way to Baltimore to
attend the meeting Of the international
Committee on Sabbath-School Lessons.
This committee is composed Of fourteen
members, twelve from different States
in the Union and two from Canada.
Among the former are Drs. Hall Of
New York, Randolph Of Rhode Island,
Hoge of Virginia, and Broadus Of Ken.
lucky. The members from Canada are
DR.. Potts and Hon. Chancellor Blake
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-10
A DOWN TOWN MERCHANT

itNiHk irt<~tu stftfHf rtc"f'@ .ts.~s
disturbed by the agonies aud cries OF suffer-
ing child. and becoming convinced that
MRS. WlNsfOw's s0oTHiNGSYBu wac
just the article needed. procured supply
for the child. On reaching home asd &C.
quainting his wife with what he had done,
she refused TO have u administered to the
child, rs she Was strongly In fayor of bo-
moeopathy. That night the child passed IN
suffering, and the parents without s.eep.
Returning home the Jay following, the
father found the baby still worse; and,
while contemplating another sleepless
night. the mother stepped from the room to
attend to some domestic duties and LEFT the
father with the child. During her absence
he administered portion OF the sOOTH-
ING SYRUP TO the baby and said nothing.
That night all hands slept wei, aud the lit
Tie fellow awoke In the morning bright and
happy. The mother was delighted with the
sudden and wonderful change, and although
nj first offended al the deception practiced
upon her. has continued to use the SYRUP.
and suffering, crying babies, and restless
nights have disappeared. single trial %
the SYRUP never yet failed to relieve the
baby and overcome the prejudices OF the
mother. Sold by all druggists; 2o centsa
bottle. ap 6.eodiw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-10
Murderer Received.

The sheriff of Charlotte county de-
livered at the penitentiary yesterday
John Walker (colored), convicted OF
murder in the second degree and SEN
fenced to serve term Of five years.
Walker was an out-and-out Republican,
and the day alter the last election he
got into a quarrel with another negro,
also a Republican, about politics, and
killed him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-10
Appointment or Railroad Official.

W. R. Jones, Esq, has been appoint
ed auditor Of the Richmond and Pc
tersburg and Petersburg railroads, to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the death
of Mr.. L. E. Clark. Mr.. Jones has
very efficiently and faithfully filled the
position Of chief clerk in the auditors
office for several years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-10

Randolph Il Eng giish's Easter Cards
Easter Cards this year are Of exqui.
site design and finish. They excel
those Of all previous years, while the
prices are moderate.
Randolph & English have just re-
ceived fine stock, and now is the time
to make selections. These cards are es-
pecially elegant to mail to distant
friends,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-10

IIenrtcO Grand Jury.

The following special grand jury has
been summoned for the April term of
the Henrico County Court, which meets
Monday: George Chanderlayne, R. j..
A. Smith, NJ. F. Burton, John E.
Broaddus, Valentine Hechler, Jr., Oil
yer Gathright, John Gathright, Daniel
ID. Jordan, Scotland Jones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-10
Hustings Court, Yesterday.

Robert Mills, a colored boy, charged
with unlawfully shooting a pistol in a
public street, was tried and acquitted.
Lou Williams (colored), charged with
felonious assault, was acquitted.
ROseberry Mosby lcolOred), CHARGED
with keeping a policy-shop, was tried
and found not guilty.