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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-21
THE GALLgGO-kILLS CASE.
aleiisn Made TO- tn Renewal Of the Ne
eeiyer tier.sofore Apsoiused.

Noiisn Made Co. tn Rsmsvsl OF tue Re
eeiver Heretofore apvoinscd-
The matter of the Merchants and
Planters Savings Bank against the Gal
lego-Mills Company was submitted TO
Judge Holladay yesterday, IN cham
bers. and motion was made by Judge
Crump to have Mr.. Thomas Potts, the
receiver heretofore appointed. removed
On the ground that he was interested
and therefore disqualified. Judge
Crump. Mr.. Bev. I. Crump, and Mr..
Thomas G. jackson appeared as counsel
for the bank. sfr. A. L. Boulware re-
presented the largest creditor, who re
sides IN New Bedford, Mass. Messrs.
Guy & Gillian represented the first
mortgage bondholderS. Major a. L.
Courtney represented Messrs. Simpson,
Bass & Co. Colonel Guy asked that
action be postponed for few days. and
stated his reason therefor.
Judge Holladay consented 70 con-
tinuc the case until next Monday.
In the bill filed by the Merchants
and Planters Savings Bank, who sues
on behalf Of itself and all other credi-
tors Of the Gallego-Alills Manufacturing
Company who will make themselves
parties to the suit and contribute to its
cost. il is claimed by the plaintiff tina;
the Galiego-Mills Manufacturing Com
psny obtained from the bank numerous
loans of money upon the hypothecaticn
ofco1n. -four. and other property which
the said company claim to have
IN store in it, mill, and promised 70
hold the same subject 10 the order OF
the plaintiff As security for the several
loans which it thus obtained. Ii Is
also alleged by the plaintiff that when
the SAID company sought renewals OF its
notes given for loans thus obtained, it
represented TO the plaintiff that the pro-
perty upon which the loans were hy-
pethecated were held IN their mill subject
10 their order that the property alleged
to be held bv the mill was sold without
authority before the loans fOr which
said collaterals were pledged became
due. and that the company used the
proceeds in their general business.
The plaintiff also seeks in its bill to
set aside certain deeds made by said
company.
Judge Holladay stated that if any
counsel desired to have any books Of
the company placed In the hands OF a
commissioner Of the court he would so
direct in order that all persons interest
ed NAV have access 10 them for inyestl-
cation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-21
sMoKE raIxY CIs4zs.
sxoKr rKrxY CIoAns
THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE

THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE
4 or THE NURSERY - ne following n
an extract from a letter written 10 the Ger
man Reformed Messenger. a; ChamOeD-
ourgL, Penn:
A BESEFACTREsS.
Just open tine door for her and Nrs. Wins
low Will prove the American lorence Night
ingaie OF the Nursery. Of tls We are 40
sur that We viii teach our "susy" o2y,
' 4 blessing Oh Mn. winslov fgr helping
heT ~ sury I've and escape the gripping coiinil
ing and teething siege. MR.. WINSIOw'S
SOOTHING SYRUP relieves Ehe child from
pain. and cures dysentery AMI diarrhoea. IL
sOftens the gums reduces Inflammation.
cures wind cC ,ie and carries the infant lale,y
through the teething period II persouns
precisely what u PROCESSES 10 Derlorni. every
part Ofif-nothihg iesS. We hays neyerseen
Mn WinsloW-isnow heT oslly through tins
preparation of her soothing syrup for
Children Teethihg" II We rad the power
W. would make her. a. she n q physical Ss-
viour Ia the infant race. sold Dy al drug
gisls. Twenty -fiye eents a bottle.
N i6-eodlw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-21
Police CourI

The following cases were disposed of
yesterday:
Richard Morris, assaultIng and beat
ing William Dillon. Security IN the
sum Of s200required for twelve months.
Stephen Cullen and Peter Kelly, com
mon vsgrants. Sent to jail for thirty
dsys, with labor.
II. j. Kinder, vagrant. BENG an
old offender ne was sent TO Jail Tor
three months, with LABOR.
James Jackson. eolored boy, was
charged with stealing lot OF shells
from some person unknown. Tn ao-
count Of his youth, security was re-
quired for twelve months.
George Maynaughksr, tramp. Sent
70 Jail for thirty days, with labor.
Frederick Smith and James Dali
man. trsmps. Ordered 10 leave town
IN twenty-four hours.
John Anderson. colorcd boy, was
charged with q stealing iot Of chelis
from some psrson unknown. on az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-21
Criminals to sestify.

The following is the bill Of Speaker
Stuart, which has passed both houses.
making q radical change IN the laws ol
evidence. The Governor has not yet
returned the bill approved, but it is ex-
pected that he will do so to-day
IAN ACT To ALLOW PERSON. CHARGED
WITH CRIME 70 TESTIFY ~ THEIR OwS
bBHALE.
!. Be if eRQcfed bU h. GeReral Assealbll
o. rirgintG. That n any cas- OF felony o.
misc emeauOr tine accused may be sworn
and examined II bis own eenah. and Oe
subject 10 cru>s.exa m inatiOn az any other
witness: Out hiE failure Ia testify snall
create no presumption against MIN, nor he
the sub1ect OF OF any comment before tne
court OF Jury oy the prosecuting attorney.
.. This act snail be IA force from ia
passaEe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-21
HxoEK rRrxY CIGARs.

TIM GRTAT SOUTHERN REMEDY, BosA.
DALfs. cures scrofuia Rheumatism. White
swelling. Gout Goiire. Consumption,
Bronchitis. Nervous Debility, Malaris. and
ali diseases OF klndred mature arising from
an impure condition Of ths blood. After
physicians nave failed To euW, a single Dot
tie OF kosApALIs s.ems "a effect such "A
marked change a. ID give now hop and nfe.
Head this letter
have been a great sufferer with lurianl-
matory rheumatism for the last twelve
months. was induced "a try yonr prsp~-
ration. Kosadaliss aud ! hsNs Deen greatly
benefited Ny hands and feet arr stiil en-
larged. 0u, feel ~ much batter thai wan,
~ continue taking the Eo~adalis.
RehobOth. va. MEs. ". Y. DAScE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-21
KARrIY-P0wERs.

BriIisant wsesiss ssd Rtccptssn t.ast >ishs.
At the First Baptist church last
night Mr. S. I. Martin, for number
Of years the book-keeper OF Powers.
Taylor & Co., and Miss Alice Peachy
Powers, daughter Of Mr.. r. W. Powers.
were married. The church was crowd
ed to overiiowipg. The ushers were
Messrs. A. L. Blair, K. G. Pegrsm,
Jr.. Richard Dunlop, Charles Hern-
don, NJ. L. spotswood. and j..
". Maury. Jr. The brides
maids and groomsmen. each Of whom
carried large lily, entered the church
in the following order Miss Lizzie
Roddy and j. L. Antrim, bliss Della
pegram and Thomas Fox. Miss Stella
Hsgsn and Alexander Coke, Miss May
Fields and Reuben Martin. Miss Spill
man and 5. G. Wallace, Miss Ada
Darlington and ". o. Skelton. Mis-
Barbour and George c. Powers,
Miss Julia jackson and Robert ".
Powers. Jr.. Misses Juliet and Lnlie
Powers, Messrs. Leslie Powers and z.
d. Dunlop. Then followed the bride
and groom. Misses Juliet and LulIe
Powers were dressed as Giroiie and
GiroAa the rest Of the bridesmaids
were attired IN pure white. The
bride looked lovely IN = magniti-
cent white satin dress eH tram, with
pearl ornaments, and carried in her
hand bouquet OF choice flowers. The
church was prettily decorated with
flowers and evsrgreens. Rev. DR..
Cooper, the pastor, performed the cere-
moBy. and Mir. Kirk Matthews presided
az the organ.
After the marriage a handsome re-
cepiion was held AZ the residence Of the
brides father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin leave tonight
on an extended northern tour, followed
by the best wishes OF 8 host of friends
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-21
Grand EngI,,n onern onmnan,

Max Strakosch's g tine English Opera
Company, sixty strong. will appear al
the Theatre here IN Carmen Thursday,
January 2sth, in i Troyatore OF the
o9th. and ID Martha al the matinee on
the Both. and in some piece yet to be
announced that night Sale Of seats
begins Tuesday, January 26th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-21

In place of ms usual Wednesday
night lecture, DIR. Hoge last night In
troduced TO his congregation Rev. Mr..
Nergarsin. al Armenian converted from
Mohammedism, who, after several
wears service as q minister in Turkey,
came 20 this country % perfect himself
IL the English language IN order better
to qualify himself in theological mat
tiers. and who entertained his hearers
with an account Of how he became
Christian. lie was in full Turk
ism dress. His command OF our
language Is fair. and he seems to be .
man Of vigorous intellect. AT the con
clusion Of his remarks. by request OF
Dr.. Hoge, he sang-and very sweetly,
too--in his own language. a verse OF
the missionary hymn ' From Green
lands Icy Mountains. and then a verse
from - All Hail the Power Of Jesus
Name" after which he recited the
Lords Prayer also in MS own tongue
The stranger visit was very much en-
joYed BY all present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-21

Tnisb . good time 70 buy Carpets. Our
stock y iarge and our prices are very low.
Carpets are much cheaper noU than they
viii b. sexg fall. 50 W. advise our friends g.
huy nov. We also show 3 large assortsnent
OF DTuggeis and Carpet sqHares, IN AL sizes.
Alko. a large assortment ofSnyrna, Tape
try. and Velvet Rags Oil. Cloths. Aattings.
oftosnans. 8assoeizs wirdow-Shadess Lace
Curtains. and al kinds OF Shade and Cur
~ n Fixtures.
f~1q LEVY q DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-21

Alr. John i. Donovan, chairman o.
the committee appointed by the Oyster
mems Convention 10 wait on the Gene-
RAJ Assembly, will appear before the
House Committees on Fish and Game
and the Chesapeake and its Tributaries,
IN open session, II the nall OF the House
Of Delegates al O'Clock this afternoon.
He especially wishes q tall attendance
Of the committee and extends an invita-
tIon 10 all other members Of the Legis-
lature 70 be present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-21

FoT fifteen years they have steadily
gained iu favor, and with sales constantly
Increasing have becOme the mos popular
corset through the United states.
The & qua iitv iE warranted 70 tee0r tfOtes
as lt5sg a. orlii inary CuTsegs. W. nave lately
introduced the q and r n grades with Er-
tr0 LoRC y 0isi, aud We car furnish them
when preferred.
HIGHEST awards from al the worlds grSst
fafY. Tine last medal received IS for First
Degree of Merit, from the late Exposition
aeld e. New Orleans.
while scores OF patents nave been .Ouud
worthless. the principles OF the Glove-fii-
ting have proved Invaluable.
Retailers ara authorized to refund money
r. on examination. ihese Corsets do not
prove as represented.
For sale everywhere. Catalogue free on
application.
THOMSON. LANGDOE & CO..
or 18TH =uXIusm New YORK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-21
supreme OF Court Appeai- Yesterday

Darlington against EdmonsOn. sheriff,
and Warrington against same. Upon
petitions for habsas corpus submitted
on printed notes OF argument filed.
Czmpbell's administrator against
Morris and others. Submitted.
The following cases were called and
passed
Saunders against Grigg's admins
traitor, Connecticut Fire Insurance
Company against Merchants and Me-
chsnics Insurance Company. Hinton
against Bland, Foley against shriyer,
Wall against Smith, Dabney against
Shelton, Scott against Rowland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-21

Tns Nee YoeG Cowng~ztu9ess
ny tssexrspss 90 sss DsspAssn-I
NV KoBx. January D.--Ans
thousand c,<sr.nAksrs and sthsr -
ployees Of the ciEss. Manmlssen1oss
Association are Idle to-day. Ihs d1sect
cause OF the trouble Is The rslossi q
the employees Of Levy Bfcthsrs 10 -
clare their strike against the 80 uns-
form price-list OF and return 20 vosk.
The employers have bsnesd thsmselves
together 70 resist tins desasnd n nsaxiy
all the fifteen shops. The ciess-Po6k-
ers are still at work, finishing up whaf
stock is made Up On the tables. In
few they will have finishsd
tonight, ami then they VIII quit
work until the difficulty IS settled.
BY tomorrow packers IN all ths saops
will have joined The ranks OF the
strikers. The strike extends 10 the cigar
bcx.making trade. When the packers
quit work the number on strike VIII
have been swelled 10 over 10000. Tho
manufacturers claim that they have
sufficient stock made MP to al their
orders for several months 70 come. Ths
packers going ont, they said, would not
deter them from supplying 20 their Gus
toners the stock nov made up bat not
packed. President Mctloy, OF the
Manufacturers Association, denisd
that the frm Of Lichtensts;r
Brothers bad intimased their de-
sire 20 withdraw from thu Association.
The firm had told him TINS morning
they would have no settlement with
their locked-out employees except
through the Cigar-SIakers' Association.
Meetings OF the strikers were beng
held to-day and arrangements made Tor
the support Of the men on strike. The
members viii be paid probably u or
g. per week. The strikers say they
have enough funds To hold out for ak
.,awtkz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-21

The following officers have been
nominated by the Mechanics Institute
for the ensuing year President, George
a. Ainsiie; Yice-President, Ashton
Starke; Secretary, Thomas Elicit
Treasurer, ". L. Simons Managers
ito serve for three years, Thomas \.
Carter, W. Z. Hieham, Thomas n.
Page, L. 6. Tyler. James W. Thomas,
Thomas Whittet. and Henry L. Carter.
These gentlemen viii be elected nj the
next meeting, a month hencs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-21

scor-r's EMULSION oF PUEE CoD-LrvEE
OIL. WITH HYPorH1sPHirKs, n PuLxo-
EARI AFFECTION AsD SCKOFULoUs Di,-
EAsKs -DT. Ira A.. Lana. NnV York. says
al have prescribed scotts Emulsion and
used Il IN my family aud am gresstly pless-rd
with u. Have found 80 very seryiesaDle Ia
scruulous diseases and Pulmonary affec-
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-21

count Of his youth. security m The sum
Of s200 was required for twelve
months.
Frederick Smith, carrying concealed
weapons rszor. Dismissed.
Charles MeCrady, vsgrant. Sent TO
jail for thirty days, with labor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-21
the Mary land Sessrasrsn'ps and s>ss
forstlfl
torstsfp

lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch
ANNAPOLIS, Md, January 20.--rhe
Legislature to-day, in JOINT convention.
elected Henry Lloyd to be Governor Of
Mary land for the term for which Cover
nor Robert NJ. MeIaue was elected by
the people. The two houses also con
fifmed the election Of A. ?. Gorman as
United States Senator for six years from
the 4th Of March. 1887.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-21
sanish nj tine Theatre To-si=ni.

Janish, the Countess Arco, Al actress
Of decided power, viii appear nj the
Theatre tonight m Sardou's play,
1.-The Princess Andrea" supported by
"an unusually brilliant company"
JaniSh created fine impression upon
her previous visit here, and viii doubt
less draw well again. She plays to-
night, tomorrow night, and Saturday
night. Matinee Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-21
Tne v ron. Man Arrested.

The sheriff of Greensyille county came
to this city yesterday and looked at the
man Henry Armistesd, alias Henry
Moore, recently arrested here by Mr..
Wren and imprisoned for identihcation
as q fugitive from Grssnsville, where,
II was alleged, he had been held under
sentence Of death for murder. The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-21
Milking Rrfck

BY recent valuable improvement in
machinery for tempering clay. brick
manufacturers can make a much better
brick and At less cost than heretofore.
The enterprising manufacturer and con-
tractor, MIR. G.. (. Redford, put in and
had in operation part Of last season twc
of these machines, which will nC
doubt much increase the demand foi
ms brick. First.elass brick is import
ant IN building, and it is supposed thai
all enterprising brick-manuiActurers
will get IN this improvement ready fo'
next seasons work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-21
ns~RFMNANTs OF DRESS
GODS very ciieaT

GOODS very cheap
a blg reduction Ga the prices of CoubinS.
tlou sDltinRs for ladies dresses.
Tire rhfa pest tiaRnels IN this city
The chea pest blankets iu this city
EtenaNt goods for Birthday and " eddtng
Presents:
Toilet NAteFS Handkerchief Extracts.
soaps. Com ns. and brushes.
We nave - iGrEer assortment Of goods
than any other house in ouf line IN this
city. LEVY & DAVIS.
aa -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-21
Fnnny Davenport

This popular actress will begin q
three nights engagement al the Thea
tire OIL Monday night in Sardou's play.
Fedora. Sale Of seats commences to-
morrow az 9 A. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-21

or stceR OF cI0AKs 3 - the largest In the
city. Az tlsis seasons styles A foil assefi-
sneni of short WRAPS. nov 10 fashionable.
s1ita bic for the present season and early
sprsng. Also. NewmaFkets szoQnes Your
in.Rands Rselands Dolmans, Jerseys. and
en- inmeDso stock OF Chiidrcns COAX s
Ard Whea we tel YOU that We have marked
nsaey garments down. snc.na1y OF them 20
less than coS;. W. alexn IL, "a II is our In
lent3on tp sell every garment ou; TINS sea-
son. A. We intsnd opcnins a new cioak ds
partmeni next fall
lala LEVY a DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-21

Browns BRONCHIAL rKocnEs" arr
widely known a. al sdmimble remedy tor
Bronchitis. Hoausness. COug as. aAc Throat
troubles. Sold 0iiiVBa b0ses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-21

Superintendent OF Public buildings O.
have telephones put II the Capitol and
Governors S Mansion was agreed to.
pOwHATAN OYSTER COMPANY.
House bill So" 10 incorporate the
Powhatan Oyster Company came
up Oh its eDgrossment. The bill COP
fers powers upon certain cOrporators 70
20 into the artificial bedding Of oysters,
dc. In view OF the novelty Of the
scheme and the importance OF the III
terests involved, Mr. Wise asked that
the bill be postponed. lie was not pre-
pared 10 vote for Il.
Air. Bohannan expressed MS unalters-
bic opposition to the bill. lie was
against it all the way up and all the
way down: all the way through and
all the way round"
Alr. Powell saw serious objections 70
this bill, as j. granted part Of the
public domain nov free 70 all the peo-
pie Of the Commonwealth 10 q COM
pany-to three corporators ". n.
Armstrong, James 5. Darling, and
James McMenamiD.
Mr. Talisferro also opposed granting
any part OF the waters OF TINS Com
monwealth to & corporation. lie asked
that the bill be recOmmitted.
Mr.. Curlett made the same request.
Mr. Wise stated that when the bill
was printed two Of the corpOrators'
names were left out-Thomas Tsbb and
Il. Ph0bus. lie expressed himself a.
favoring the artificial cultivation ofoys-
ters. but wished the beginning TO be
made Alright. He would ike TO have
the bill made a special order or recon-
mitted. so that some Of the people Of
Ms section who are interested can come
NJ mere and have . hearing. There Is
no sectionalism no politics IN tins
matter. The cOrporators are mainly
Democratic.
Mr. Porter showed that the oyster Is
gradually being extlrpated from IT-
ginia waters. and that some action l.
necessary 10 prevent our beds IRON be
coming wholly barren. Il viii require
three or four years to gather q crop
from al artificial bed, and the present
laws are not sufficient 20 encourage pe0-
pie 10 engage IL such propagation,
though there are millions Of acres upon
which the work might be carried OIL
without interfering al all with the ma
tural oyster grounds. These corpora
tors do not ask for one single privilege
which the Law does not now give them,
except that instead Of renting the land
from year to wear they wish TO rent Il
for twenty years. and the inspectors are
prohibited from giving them any land
upon which there Is a natural growth
OF oysters. These people wish 20 IN
vest their money and make taxable
values, and all they ask is that they
shall not be at the mercy OF the Legis-
latnre. but shall have possession OF the
land for twenty years. So Mr.. Porter
desired the bill passed, but he would
not urge immediate action. A recon-
initial he opposed. He rather favored
Dr.. Wise's proposition to make the bill
a special order.
The bill was finally made the special
order for ! =. NJ. Monday, February
lef
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-21

sheriff testified in tine most emphatic
manner that this man was not the fag,-
tive murderer, and accordingly the Po-
lice Justice ordered the prisoner 10 be
DISCHARGED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-21
Ja.epn NJ. Biass. Grocer.

CORNER SECOND AND BROAD
STREETS,
offers for sale
Green and Black Teas.
Family and Extra Flour,
Hams, Tongues. and Breakfasr-Baeon,
Oanned-Corn. Peas. and Tomatoes,
Canned Peaches and Pears.
Old Whiskeys, Brandies, Wines, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-21

Joseph u. Blair, having consolidated
his business at Second and Broad
streets, offers for sale the Shelving,
Counters, Tea-0snisters, and Sugar
Bins at s03 Nam street. The Shelving
is suitable for druggist - well as .
grocer, they having drawers attached.
A liberal sale viii be made to an ssrly
purchaser.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-21
Ar fmsf

We are in fact selling our stock Of
Clothing at prime cost for cash. Call
and be convinced.
E.B. SPENCE & Son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-21

TAUTI0N.-WHEN YOU CAN
~ not Eet my SHOES from your dealer. do
not "a ke any others buf send your addres.
on poStai-carL and receive Oy return mail
Instructions for seli-Ene4sufement and fuL
information concerning them. W. l..
HOIiILAF'S 81 SHOE. Warranted. Con.
rress Button. and Laee-Rli style OF Toe.
The hest g. ShOe IA thr Market. The only
IS sh0e with GiOve-Ktd Top The only s.
Sboe that equals any s. or 50 shOs sold. Tine
most Perleet.f itting 81 Shoe made. The
- shoe In which only the best material Is
Isst. IA manufacturing The e. Shoe which
will give perfect satisfaction. see thai W.
l.. DOUGLAS. O. ShOk, Warranted 10
KtRmped on bottom. W. l. nOUSLAS,
hTockt0u. Mas. IA l%-cocSm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-21
The Railroad Law

The House Committee on Roads did
not consider tine railroad commissioners
bill yesterday morning. They meet to-
night with closed doors for that pur-
pnea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-21
FoR ETsT.

ITO LET, UNTIL APRIL 0RA
i May. q Residences. haudsomeiy fur -
nlEhec, two door from ksuhiin street, 4,
west OF the Capltoi = few s4uarea- Excellent
sfrgantS nov OF the pramlsss. ear b. bad.
Apply Ia JOHN GDDOiN,
ksai kskAte Ageni
ia ~ ~ Bank aud Eleynutn streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-21

sssssksG Mneksssi.
q good rslish for breakfast, are for sale
by JoEErH II. BLAIR, Grocsr,
Second and Bread stsssts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-21
OF THE DAY.

Money % Loan on rontins and EndoW-
neuf insurance. Policies. "a Hle bought
HAIRY RiCk Senersl Akont,
No. 8 n0rtn Tenth street.
ia2I.if- kifnmoud Va.