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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05

Charles L. Boiling. E,q., Is in New York
city.
Miss BERTHE Gibson, OF Newport News,
is visiting friends here.
Miss Phanie Copper, OF Norfolk, i stop
ping with Miss Gertie llarwood.
Miss Rice, OF west Nam street, has gone
on a visit to friends in New Kent county.
Rabbi A. Harris will conduct the services
at The Male Orphan Asylum al Z. II. to-
day.
Mrs. Andrew Pizzini and daughters are
in New York, stopping at the Hotel Nor
handle.
Miss Leila Queen,berry, OF Green Bay.
Prince Edward county. is visiting friends
in the city.
Mis- Kate Schoolfeld, Of Danyille, who
has been visiting this city, returned home
Wednesday.
Mss Grace d. Cooke, OF Fluv1una coun-
ty, is visiting Miss Bessie Powell al No. 3
south Fifth street.
Miss Rosa Harris, Of Goochlaud. and
Miss Maude Belts, OF Halifax county, are
visiting friends in the city.
Major Il. f. Eskle, manager Of the White
sulphur Springs, is at the Exchange Hotel,
and will be here for two or three days.
Miss Opie Hardy, OF Lunenburg county,
who has been on visit TO friends in North
Carolina, is now the guest OF Mrs. A. ID.
Shotwell, Of Manchester.
Alta meeting OF Temple Lodge of Masons
IL Nj ,f.l H. yaI~
elected junior warden. Mr.. Kirk Matthews
senior deacon, aud Mr.. Bey. Il. Crump iu-
nior deacon. The newly-elected officers
were duly installed.
At meeting OF Lee Camp Friday night
General Cooke, Major Evans, and Comrade
stratton were appointed committee TO IN
quire into the feasibility OF combining sill
the Confederate organizations IN this state
10 be known as q division.
The following members OF the Richmond
Fire Department. who went to Portsmouth
10 attend the Firemen's Convention. re-
turned yesterday Chief Fuqul, First-As-
sisant Mountcastle, Captain lisa Ilirshberg,
Captain John Gibson, Captain John Vert
hail. Captain Reuben Burton, Captain Otto
I. Wise. Mr.. Samuel Hrshberg, Mr. VIII
liam Wallace. Mr.. William Canary. Mr.. j.
Felthause. Mr.. William Meyer, Mr.. j. +.
RiddIck, Mr. j. II. Schonberger, and Mr..
GrOoms.
A foreign tourist visiting the citv, and
disIiking hotel life, inquired OF gentleman
at leading club:
''Can YOU recommend me good private
boardinR-h0usc?"
ooh, yes; Mrs. KS is an excellent
house."
Scan smoker"
"Oh, yes; but not In the parlor."
"Can grnmble, ,"
"No: Mrs. Y. is lady. You can't
grumble.'
"Ah! Can't grumble, eh -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
The 4. l.. L. German.

The +. 7. L. German Club gave ger
man on Friday nigh at the residence OF
MIR. 4. M. Saunders, west trace street.
The following ladies aud gentlemen were
present: Miss Mary JOrdon, Of Smthield.
Va; Misses Kate Wallace, Irene Lang.
horne, Emma BarksdaIe, Isabelle Stacy,
Mary Alfriend, Ellie Williams, Bruce Will
liams, Alma Saunders, and Mamie Lay,
Messrs. samuel c. Wortbam, :. b. Tyler,
L. 4. Williams, X. Il. Pegram, &. Il. Saun-
ders. w. b. Saunders, X. l.. Brown, Jr.,
II. s. Smith, Scott Parrish, w. b. Weisi-
ger, II. W. Pickrell, Jr., Ran. Marshall,
John Mays, and Allan Talbot. The ger.
man was beautifully led by Messrs. G. b.
Saunders, W. b. Saunders, and l.. +. VIII
liamS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
Anssni's Broaa.Sssess Confectionery
and RaAiAagAnl.

Forty years ago Mr.. A. Antoni began
business in Richmond on the corner where
now stands the Office OF the Old Dominion
steamship Company, Main and Thirteenth
streets. Succeeding In winning the conf
depce Of the public by the excellent
class of goods In which ne dealt, by
the neatness and order with wbi'h
be kept his establishment. AMI by
making good every promise that he
entered into, he was In due season able 70
open on grander scale next door below
the old EXCHANGE (now First SationaD
Bank. Here he nourisbed for some years
before the war, and here he was when
Richmond iell and the great fire OF the
evacuation swept over and destroyed the
business portion OF the city. With cha
rscteristic pluck and enterprise he set 20
work TO rte,tsblisn himself. The fine
building that he now occupies on Main
street was built by him, and here he has
prospered and received the patronage OF
great number of our best families. Thinks
giving DAY he signalizrd by opening
branch store on Broad street - that l.,
at the southwest corner OF Broad
and Seventh. Here is perfect
rem Of a buSineSS.housc. The show
MlnGON- are uenclou>ly hllIdViiNt' Inc
floors are OF beautiful eucaustic thing.
Here candies and fruits are displayed In
most luscious array. Here Is one Of the
richest. looking and mot costly soda aud
mineral-watcr fountains in the United
States. Up stairs over the confectionery IS
a restaurant. TIE floors are luXuriantly
carpeted-the tables set with elegant
cloths and ware. Throughout there Is
that air of comfort, Of niceness, OF artistic
elegance, which has always been Antonrs
recommendation. lie has one OF the best
cooks ever in this city. His hill OF fare II
a truly tempting one, and he means always
TO keep open the restaurant after the Thea
tire and Mozart are over for the accommo'
dation OF those audiences. II is restau-
rant in which gentleman can feel pride
in taking his vile, daughter, mother, Or
sweetheart.
Andrew Al toni, Jr., is the head OF the
Broad street house. lie InheritS his fathers
genius for the business, and /. polite, agree
able, and determined 10 please. He has
good name, u superb stand. tine stock,
and it seems that he not only deserves but
VIII achieve success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
Mask Rail.

The residence OF Mr.. John +. Rady, east
Claw street. was the scene OF gay yet
comical sight FRIDAY night-the occasion
being mask party given by the following
Young ladies in costume: Miss Sallie Wise,
Winter; Miss Lola Mitchell, Tamb)rine
Girl; Miss McdOra Bass, Night; Miss Eva
Rsdy, Goddess OF Liberty; Miss Irene
Seay. Bonnie Blue Flag: Miss Carrie john
son, Spanish Girl; Miss Ella Evans, Imp /;
Miss Eva Hewitt. Flag OF our Nation;
liss Hattie White, Spanish school Girl;
Mis- Nelic Bass. Sailor; Mi" Ida Outcalt,
Mix Maid Mis-, Lena Hancock, Prin ocs';
Miss Florence Franklin. Eysngeline; Miss
Florence " bite, JOCKEY.
Gentlemen III the following characters
were present. Mr.. Blair heanley. Ne
gro: Mr.. Thomas Williams, sailor; hr.
". Paynter. Lawn Tennis; SIR. Z. Larke,
Uncle sam; 'MesSrs. I. Boudar, W. PiZ-
zini, II. Franklin. Indians; Mes,rs. IL.
savage and A. Jones. Peasants; Mes'rs.
W. Bradley and John Charlton, knights +;
MIR. II. IIer,man. Devil; Mr.. Dan Broad
max. Spanish Gentleman; Mr.. Rufus C..
Williams, Dude; MI. b. Crouch. knight;
Mr. T.. Outcilt, Cook; AFR. ;. Bass, Negro
Girl: Mr.. George Hunter, Chinese; Mr..
b. Crutchfed. Bandit KING; Mr.. I. Mat
thews, Old sport; Mr.. W. Mercer, Lawn
Tennis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
Richmond and Chesapeake Road.

A called meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Richmond and Chesapeake Railroad
Company was held at the Office Of the at
toIDcys for the company, Messrs. AtkiSson
& Davies, 1914 east Main street, Friday.
Without transscting any business OF impor-
lance they adjourned over until II O'Clock
Yesterday, when another meeting was held,
when they adjourned without date. Mr..
W. 4. Castle, general manager OF the COM
pany, told dispatch reporter yesterday
afternoon that considerable business OF i'm
p0rtance TO the company was transacted,
but nothing Of Interest that can yet be
made public. The real object OF the meeting
was 10 consider matters with ro.errp e 10
commencing the construction OF the road.
The outlook. Mr.. Castle states. is promis-
ing, and be says the probability is that
work will be begun ut an early day. The
Mc>srs. Jabney, OF Philadelphia, who hold
the Offices Of president and secretary OF the
company, and other northern gentlemen
interested in the construction OF the rOld
were present st the meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
cns1sruAs II CsnINe.
us,ehsuss PrspaTisg for the Holiday
Trade, n which the Dtspeseh
VIII Take q Hand.

There has scarcely been time In the last
decade when people did not complain OF
hard times; yet, upon proper OCCASION
everybody can find some means OF making
preparaton for icstivity. Present indica'
tons point to a good Christmas trade this
season, aud every one viii have some pur-
ehases to make. Many wholesale-men are
oyerrun with country orders. The people
are lust in the humor for merry.making on
the great festival OF this year, merchants
are busily engaged arranging holiday goods
on shelf and counter, and in making de-
lightinl and attractive SUPERINTENDENT
anxious to catch the tide at its flood.
The Dispatch man will begin bis ROUNDS
In q day or two, and will tell our readers
where to end the best places for buying all
the novelties OF the season as we'll as the
most desirable goods for Christmas presents
and Christina. cheer. Seasonable sugges-
lions from knowing ones will receive due
consideration
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
Mozart Musicale To- Morrow Night.

The Weber Male Quarictte, OF Boston.
assisted by Mrs. Maud Starkweather. will
sing at the Mozart musicale tomorrow
night. Below is the programme:
Part Ii. Overture, "DidO,' (Mcrca'
dante.) Amateur Orchestra. .. Male Quar-
tette, "Absence." 1IattOn,) Weber Quar-
tette, Of Boston, Mass. 3. soprano solo,
'Proch's Air Narie," (Procb.) dir. Maud
Slarkweaiher. OF Boston, Mass. 4. Male
Orartette, Autumn Sunset" HOrrinS)
Weber Quartette. ;. Bass solo, " The
Trooper" Plampton,) Mr. George X. Titus,
u Boston. Mass. 6. Male Quartette. "Peter
PIper," warren Weber Quartcltc.
Part Ill. "Fantasie d0cr Mozirtsche
Themen," (Schreiner,) Amateur Orchestra.
.. Soprano solo, 80 Loving Heart"
(Gottschalk,) Mrs. Maud S'arkweather. Q.
Trio, "Te Sol Quest Anima,' tVerdi,) Mrs.
Maud Starkweather and Messrs. Gilbert A.
Dacgcit and George X. Titus. 4. Tenor
solo. "Cradle Song" Morris Nr. Walter
T.. Pain. % Boston. 5. Qulntette, esprit
Of the Woods" thbt0 Mrs. Maud Stark
weather and Weber Quartette.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
EsCAPEOFA Convict.
An Eighfesn-Ysar Mas Makes HIS
WAY Out OF she Psnitentiary.

Drewry +. smith, one OF the white con-
yicts OF the penitentiary, made his escape
between and q A. NJ. yesterday. lie was
an occupant OF Cell No. III, and gained his
liberty by cutting out the top OF his cell,
whence he made his way under the roof
until near the front wall. where he cut
through the roof. and by means OF rope
lowered himself from the front OF the
prison.
The prisoner left In his cOnvict's clothes,
and was not seen by any OF the guards, so
H. at he had no difficulty in clearing the
city, as police officers, like gas-lamps. are
none too plentiful on the outskirts oil Rich
m0nd. Z.
-Four officers have been detached to fol-
low the fugitive and, IL possible, to appre-
bend him. superintendent Moses has Of
ferod reward Of $50 for his capture.
smith was sent to the penitentlary from
Franklin county about ten months ago To
serve two terms-one OF ;hree years for
stealing from the person and one OF fifteen
years for house-breaking. IL he should
avoid capture he VIII have been exceeding
" fortunate to make ten months answer for
eighteen years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
Holiday Goods /!

Dir. James +. Tyler Is bow in New York
for the purpose Of selecting a handsome
stock Of Fancy Goods specially adapted 10
the holiday season. These goods are ex-
pected to arrive by the 18th instant, and the
public is advised to defer their purchases Of
Christmas Presents until they can examine
this stoc. Of goods, which will be . really
elegant assortment OF the latest patterns.
hr. Tyler will also purchase fine a.
soltment Of Diamonds, Watches, and
.Iewelry, and this oldest-cstabIIshed house
in Virginia, fret presided over 10y Mitchell
& Tyler, then b, John IL. Tyler & Co., who
have Just been succeeded by James T..
Tyler. guarantees all goods sold 10 be Of
the very finest quality and Of latest styles.
No. SD7 PACH BLOCK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
JuItup Meyer n Sou

announce that they have marked down each
and every Ladies', Misses, and Child's
Cloak in their vast assortment. They do
thi. az an aid to make quick sale OF their
stock, which, they think, is too large. As
thi, firm haye an their Cloaks marked IN
plain. black figures, they have put the re-
duced prices in plain red figures on the
same ticket. hence any purchaser can re-
cogniZe at what 4 reduction he i pur-
chasing garment. II you wish to buy =
Wrap at a great reduction you should az
tend this special sacrificing Cloak sale OF
Mever's. Sixth and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
An ENJOYABLE Tour.

There Is a project on foot under the all.
spices OF q prominent member OF the Old
dominion wheelmen to lead party OF bi.
cyclists through the Shenandoah Valley to
Washington next year. The variety OF
scenery, light expense, and physical bene.
fit to be derived from such trip would
make II an excellent way to spend ones
vacation, and s25 will defray one'sexpenses
on ten.days' tour. StOps will be made at
Luray, Newmarket. Rawley Springs, aud
other points Of interest along the route.
Every town on The pike has a bicycle club
OF its own, and there will be no lack Of al
tsntiop from this source. Maryland
Heights, al Uarper's Ferry, is worth taking
the trip for alone, leaving out Luray, Great
Falls, &c. Fishing, cunning, and social en-
treatments will be INDUCED in by way OF
variety
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
soms Old Hartman Pianos.

W. j. PARROTT, CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va:
IIardman Piano twenty years old.
A. GUssT, RICHMOND, Va: Hsrdmsn Pi-
ano twenty-three years old.
GEORGE +. CRAWFORD, REAL ESTATE
Agent: IIardman Piano ten years old.
L. c. Brooks, PORTSMOUTH, VA. Hard
man Pisno twelve years old.
ten years old.
J. II. ALLEN, ALLEN'S SIDING, Va. ::
Hardman Piano seven years old.
We have letters from each Of the above
praislng their pianos in the highest terms
a. they have been in constant use and now
iu excellent condition. They can tell yon
" whether the llardman i an We represent it
TO be. Walter u. Moses ~ Co., State
Agents, GA Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05

Hin, At which point they turned on and
went to Fifth. At the foot OF Fittn street
Mr.. Perciyal came upon one OF the boys
and endeayored to detain him, but the
pimble- footed rascal broke from bis grasp
and made Oh, leaving bis cap In Mr.. Perez
vaPs possession. Mr.. Percival stated THESE
facts 70 a sergeant Of police and turned
over TO him the cap. Il is to be hopei,
therefore, that some special effort will be
made to put an end to depicdations OF this
sort. from which newspaper-subscribers
have long suffered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
Police Court.

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday morning:
Albert Eepler, Edward Randall, Edward
Gilman, and John Randall, Migrants. Or
dered to leave town in twenty.four hours.
X. b. Mason and John Moore doth col.
ored), Migrants. Ordered to leave town In
twtnty-four hours.
II. e. Tyree (colored), drunk. Fined s2
and costs.
William ID. Gibson, assaulting and
striking Edward Booker with cane. Paid
costs.
John w. Thomas, drunk. Continued
until tomorrow.
Ned Hill lcoloredl assaultIng and beating
Thomas Chestham with piece Of iron.
Fined 90 and costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
nr. Alexander walker. VIII.

The will OF MIR. Alexander Walker wa.
admitted to probate in the Cbancery Court
Yesterday. The estate IS valued at $4,000,
and Mrs. Maria +. Walker is named as the
executrx without security. Mr. Walker
bequeaths S2,524.54 TO his SOP, w. A..
Walker, and TO Lizzie W. Elyson, wife OF
II. Theodore Ellyson, and to another
daughter. Emma W. Gordon. wife OF
Thomas W. Gordon, each $1,000. The son
shares equally with the daughters, but has
already received S2,4,5.46. The balance Of
the estate goes TO his wife. Mrs. Walker has
not vet qualified.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
ygardIlan Pianos.

A FEW kIND WORDS.
PROFESSOR JACOB REISHARDT 81 con-
slider the llardmau an hOnestlY.c0n'truc.ed,
first class Piano.
{. II. WEGNER: 4" II ia pleasure TO tune
a IIardman Piano"
PROFESSOR j. I. AYEEs: Ny lllrdman
is to-day better than il was two year, ago,
although have practiced necessarily upon
IT.
'IWaier y. Moses & Co.., 9l4 Main street,
state Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
Governor Fitzhugh Leo wriiss:

at gives me great pleasure to testify 70
the merits Of the IIardmlu Cabinet Grand
Piano. The one now in The Governor,
Mansion gives great satisfaction. In purity,
sweetness, and depta OF tone il surpa'se,
any upright piano / ever heard, while IN
Workmanship, style, and finish il is per-
feet
Walter D. Moses Il CO., state Agents,
yl8 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
In.fnIiafIan of NHcers.

Alta meeting on last Thursday night JET
fersOn Lodge, No. 10, Order OF Golden
chain, Deputy Supreme-Commander
George l.. Currie installed the following
officers for the ensuing term: p. L. MUIR
ray, commander; John W. Tyson, vice.
commander; f.. &. Jones, assistant COM
mauder: W. u. Wade, prelate &. NJ. Be-
sher, secretary; ". }. Peyron, collector /;
W. +. Meredith, guide; j. A. Heath,
guardian; +. Il. Chapman, sentinel.
After the installation and one member
being initiated into the order, with eight
applications presented for membership, the
Lodge adjourned, the members retiring to
Mr.. Charles IIerb.t's, there to enjoy fine
collation.. This Lodge is increasing in
members rapidly. only four assessments
in the last SIX months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
Death or q Venerable Lady.

A telegram was received here yesterday
evening from staunton announcing the
sudden death OF Mrs. Elizabeth Hopkins,
widow of the late DIR. Stephen Hopkins.
She was formerly Miss LIZZIE Ball, OF this
city, and was distinguished for her piety
and intelligence. She was deep thinker
on religious subjects and possessed rare
conversational powers. Her loss will be
deeply felt by the members Of the Metho-
dist Church. OF which she was member.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
toTHER LOCAL ON FIFTH PAGE.l
A substantial Tokeo OF Good Fellow
bnsD.

Nessrs. Nowlan ~ Co., jewellers, will ex-
bibt this week an elegant specimen OF the
silversmith's art in the shape OF Solid
Sterling Silver Il. 4. Libation Set, consist
ing OF fagon, waiter, and three gobets, de-
signed by them and manufactured to the
order OF Mrs. James II. Capers and Mrs. l..
{. Waltball, representing the committee OF
the ladies OF the two communicates. Tue
article has the following inscription Pre-
sented by the Ladies OF Richmond Com
mandcry, No. >, and Commandery OF It.
Andrew, No. -. 10 II. Johns Commute
~, No. /, OF Providence. r. l., November
OF 1856
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
Thew Took ,he Pauers.

Yesterday morning as Mr.. NJ. l.. Perci-
val, who resides at 507 west Clay street,
was on his way to his place OF business he
lowing In the footsteps OF paper.carrier
and stealing the papers a. fast as they were
thrown into the doorways. He saw them
In their thievlsh work down Cary from See.
ond TO Third, down Third to CANDLES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
The Theatre Thts Week

Tomorrow night Barry and Fay will
open at the Theatre In their new version OF
''Irish Aristocracy." Mr. Fay personates
"Muldoon" and Mr.. Barry Mulcahey."
All who have seen this amusing Irish
comedy, which has been frequently played
here, will know what to expect. The
piece will be run until Wednesday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
RICHMOND. Va. December 4. 1885.

.TsSsrs. waiter u. Moses d Co., HarimQn
AgehtS, 9li Nam street.:
Gentlemen. The ilardman Upright
Piano purchased ofyou by me some eighteen
months ago gives ne and my family con-
unued SATISFACTION. Though subjected To
constant use, the tone remains rs pure and
hsrp-ikc nc when the instrument was en-
trcly rev, and besides il stands we'll in
tune. think the piano in every way a
perfect success. Truly yours.
WILLIAM +. TANNER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
TOYS aud EOlis

for the holidays at wholesale. We have a
fine assortment OF these goods at all prices.
The attention Of persons buying FOR sun
day schools, &c, especially invited.
MARIN n Powers,
Wholesale Notions, &c.
1919 Main street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
High Price for wssf-Frankiin.Stree

The lot fronting on Franklin street adj
Joining the residence Of hr. Osterloh va,
sold few DAYS since 1t $500 per foot.
The lot fronts thirty feet, and was sold to
Colonel W. l.. Royal for $4,000 cash by
Me.srs. L. b. Chatlin ~ Co., agents for Mr..
q p IA,hrOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
ELEGANT silver Piatsdware Fine
Broszes. Mantei Clocks. Tsbie-Cut-

The sale Of the above strictly tir't.class
goods is beng conducted at the corner OF
Ninth and Franklin street, At lo3 O'Clock
\. VI. aud 4 O'Clock I. NJ. The ladies are
specially invited to the exhibition and sales.
GEORGE ". MAYO.
AuCtiOnppr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05

that our home industries may thrive. -
N0nopoESt. DR.. Dlyid's Liver Pills pro-
tcct us from >iek.hcadache, hiliou-nr,s,
malaria, and al Ever diseases, that Sc may
hrIYc i'm our homes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

II. SELDOM TAYLOR 10 A. NJ. furniture,
40, at residence No. $40 east Grace
street.
Il. q. GARRISON. High Constable. ION A.
NJ, furniture. bsr-counter, &c.
GEORGE w. MAYO. Iolf A. NJ. furniture,
sLow.cAses. stoves &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05

The riders themselves and the public at
large endorse Columbia Bicycles. Com
mtnt is Unnecessary. Alex. X. Schaap
Agent for Richmond and contiguous terri
tory. 6lI east Broad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
AHidayits as to Expressions OF Juror
Howell Before ana After tho Trial.

f.The address OF afiiant was on q slip OF
paper found in Lill,ans trunk.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
JrsT RECEIVED.

A new importation Of fiue Artist Proof
Etchings on parchment aud all the new BE-
marque Proofs will be on exhibition Tues
day, Wednesday, and Thursday At
l.. LEWIs's, 9I2 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
DrnIaof Knfir EnIniiI.

Look to the interests Of the little oncs;
arrest the piercing winds; prevent th.
sash from rafting by applying Wetthcr-
strips TO your windows and doors. Prices
from TO 10 cents per foot at subjects, 4o'
east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
Trust Deeds.

Parties wishing the above prepared can
be accommodated by calling upon the UNI
designed. We not only prepare them,
but loan YOU money, provided your margin
i sufficient and title clear.
CHEWING n ROSE,
Real Estate Brokers,
Agents, and AuctiOnecrs,
No. > north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
A. White a. snow
Linens washed with the famous Pearline.

We are Offering seasonsHs bargains IN
CARPETS, BLANKE1s. ELASSELS. MERINO
UNDERwEAR, &c, at 527 Broad street.
d. & f.. kIrTELDoRFER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05

Don't put It of any longer Buy your
WINTER WRAP At once. The prices are tow
and stock stlll complete 81
hIITELDoRFEBS'.
SAT Broad Girest,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-05
Rarraina Har.Chri.tma.

Pianos, square and upright, new and
second band. at bottom priceS-cash or easy
instsments--at Ryland * Lees, 9l3 Main
street.
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