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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
r-nveIle-- r-ror.ctiv. Association

the officers and chaIrmen Of the
different committees Of tint Virginia d.
7isior Of the Travellers Protective
Association held s conference Al the
American Hotel yesterday afternoon
and adopted q plan for the adoption o.
al Official organ, the establishment Of a
headquarters IL this city, and definite
policy Tor the future government Of this
Association, and Their action viii be
submitted 70 the division.
Air. c. /. Straus, Of the Railroad
Committee, left last night fo- New J Ork,
and while there viii look after the iD-
terest o. this Association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
na,,r,rn Oaunty Uanrt.

This court was II session tor short
while yesterday and adjourned until
saiurday without transactins any Dus'-
ness OF importance.
The grand jury brought IN mdici
msutS .c.ins, ". l.. Oautho-n for OBJ
strucfing the public road ana william
Taylor al,as Stevens lcolorsd) ior bur
Elary, after which II was ADJOURNED
. over until next Monday. The charge
against Stevens Is burglarlonsly snlsr-
inr the house Of another colorsd man N
tho county named Frank Dsbney. his
cass is set for trial uexs "Wednesday.
lie asked Judge Minor yesterday 10
give him good LAWYER 70 ae'ano nm
- une who win do him some gooa' snn
not one who VIII pull hin down.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
DQMESTICS

Can NEVER AGAIN III as LOW-BUy
NOW
To- BROWN sfIEETISG a. 17c., VII b.
2ac ater.
Hsavy BROWN COTTON n 4c.. VIII be
fC later
Keluuari pieces FINH - sEA- BLAND
COTTON al De-. vl St We.
kemuRu. pieces fAft.a- -htAN1 AND
sN.II SEA -.SLAhB tUIl IN al o5sc.s
vii ht lrc Ater.
Esmuaui n.se-t = AID WIDE. SDF1 Pin
lHH HlAACH cOT1Ot ~ &C.. viii be
g. iater.
RepiuanT piece PREMIUM No J SOFT
FINISH COTTON a. &C.. viii be- sc. later !,
Eeuin6nr pl~ree GOLD MEDAL FIAt "a
NIDI COTTON a. g., vii tre 12sc.
later.
al sc 50 pieces EXTRA NluE BED
TICK. VII He later lzsl
Atl0c 62 ptcees Slf1 p LNibh HEB-IICk,
WI. a. later lac
AT I2sc - pieces Cl.AEE'f MILL FLA-
THIl- -IIch, Wi b. Hter 2uc,:
AZ Ihc 100 pierce SHINY Il - HLANR
EEAIHEi-1 iCh. VII ne inter 2lc.;
AtI-c 80 pieces 1ilLBfiE1 AAA. HEAVY
FEATfII.E TiCk. VII De Rter SOC.
Nov j. tnf time iN nL- tuese good COOKS
ar scyauciul U pricct fTery cstj End We
a6vise you O. nuy wEiie you ca gel tneDo
.l me Ole pziCea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
IN. R,c,,u,ona ..rasr....

az Illustrated Rea-Estate Paper, pub
hsbed BY d. Thompson BrOwn 6 Co..
Of this CITY. fer cratuitous circulation,
il nov before us being no. b.. The eli
terprlRe shown Dy thu tirm II the taste
and style o. the Jr0grcss Is very CON-
mendabis. Il not only adyertlses the
large quantity Of property o. al Elnn
somt OF EhlcI We never on tnf mAr-
ket before tor sale by them, bui the
prosperity auG progress Of our Deauti
ful city sg vel TINS number cob
taIns five handsome pictures OF public
buildings and parks, that o. the . Old
FaiI- Grounds, " nov Monroe Park, be
ing esnscIaliy interesting, marking, ~
II does. the great improvement II No.
West End. the great Anyancf N the
style ano character Of the architecture
here is beautifully shown IL the Die
ture Of the Union depot anG the neg
City Hall, az nov being built.
The proposed sites OF the lee monu-
nIent, one Of which ghOTs tine monO-
ment aiTeauy II position II luliy lLlus-
tTsted, bus is somewhat 81 anticIps-
ton, anG by no means expresses Their
choice as 10 the site, as they advocate
II & very strong article ths advantages
OF the Allen TO-. The principal ieSaer a,
under the Z" caption Of e. Public Parks
as al Investment . Is vel worth reaa-
ing. and furnishes much foot tJT reileo-
tiUn. as vel at showing the unparaI-
lelsd advantages OF parks. The sta
tistics Of int expenditures OF pubic
parks Of the city, anc the comparative
prices Of reAl estate seventeen wears
ago, as vel as the ou:lins Of the MS
tory Of Monroe Park and tint Union de-
pot, MAKE up two interesting chapters.
Ii is q very attractive number, ant
viii be widely distributed, thus aa9er-
sisIpe themselves a. well a. ths 40
vartaaes nf Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17

His fish.boUl trick and Burmese basket
trick were both mysterious and well
performed. AL Of his sleirht oil hand
was done with precision and dexterrty.
The marionettes were prstty. Harry
Piersun N ms female speciality won o
great deal Of applause, and an encore
Of his parody Of Tit Willow
The brssB band oniy arrived from
Boston last night q. o'clock--too iste
for its appearance; but tonight II VIII
be IN place.
The presents were numerous and
some Of them valuable AIR. Edward
Alvey drew the dGuble-case gold watch.
There viii be 9 change Of programmes
tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
tuf RIrn On the Necl..

Last night difficulty occurred
Church Hill between two colored men-
James Clark and William HARRISON
u which tine latter gave tine former a.
ugly cut Oh the neck. The wound
winch was made with al ordinary
pocket-knife. Is q painful nut not ST.
rinus one. The men began by wrest-
llng. and got n cross words, which re
suited IL the tight. Harrison mac nol
been arrested NJ midnight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
Rcleone Home.

Rev. Z. p. Kerr, pastor Of the Fir
Presbyterian church, accompanied b
hB wife, reached Richmond YESTERDAY
after sn absence abroad Of more tina
Twelve months, and was met a. tht
tram by delegation Of ladies and gen
tlemen OF the church.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Kerr arr looking
remarkably well, and will he rendered
al informal reception by the ladies o
the church tonight from { to IL J. n
IL the ladies parlors OF the church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
ArcinaurnIir sl,uf Himself.

Yesterday morning Henry Abram'
aged about twelve years, son OF Mr.
Lllls Ahram, was examining loaneu
pistol when II accidentally went OF
sending the ball through tine fisshy pari
OF the hand between the thumb and
dez-fnger. This same little fellow
was badly hurt by the explosion Of
powoer on the Oity-Hall LOT about two
years agn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
the balance Of our RIP she was very
pleasani--as pleasant AZ usual
HoNE AGAIN.


The boat arrived m Richmond about
II O'Clock at night, and ma, accom-
panied by my cousin, Miss florercs
Costrall, and q boy, were doEr at thf
wharf TO meet me. j then left Mrs.
Peck. and went with them MP to my
aunfls house, Mrs. gottrell, on Church
Hill. where my mother had been stay
isc for about two weeks. Nr5. Peck
remained CD the boat all night. Ever
since ] have been back IN Eichmond J
have been living with my mother.
roo MUCH HoTHER-IE-LGw.
Wert You happv while You lived
with your husband
] was not. lie treated me badly.
lie didn't provide for mt properly, ano
only gzvo me snch things rs ] was com
PEELED to have. lie asked his mother r
advice about everything aRd didn't
consult me about Anything. And the
very night o. the day ] left New York
for Richmond he began to pack up the
household furniture &c sell, and dic sell
then.
EALE o. FURNITURE.
How do you know this
because Mrs. George z. Ogle, VINO
occupies apartments IL tine same fiat
exactly opposite mine, wrote ms 8 let
ter some time aiter ] reached home and
told NE so. There werc some few ar
ticleF Of furniture which belonged TO
IRE personally, and these Mr. Tunstall
sent bacb 70 ne IL Richmond by ex-
press.
When you came here 10 Richmond
did You intend to 60 DAck 10 your hu--
band
uTvoHCE SUIT INETTTUTED.
J intended 70 20 back, nut not be-
csuse ] wanted 20. ] uldn,t love the
nan, and 80 ] didn't want 10 live with
him but before ] left New YORK We
had agreed that ] waE % return II two
veekg. SnOn after ] got back ] Ts-
ccived legal notice o. the institution Of
8 divorce suit. Before 7 recsived TINS
notice. however, wrote Mr.. Tunsral q
letter, such MS 3 wife would write u
hef husband. ] received no answer 10
this letter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
Enusnsan noteS.

g. iCorrespondencoo (, the RichnOnd Disnsicr.
HAMILTON, Va, Sept. d. lenL.
Air. l.. Lee DAVIS mas been appointed
deputy collector o. customs - York
town. u.
Judge Peek has collected the sun Of
e25O fol the Charleston sufferers.
n. : William Jones, OF Richmond
Rev. CATER L. Jones and wife. o.
Elizabeth. x. j., and Miss Winnie De
VIE. OF beauvoIr, Mlss., wereRi Barnes r
OF yesterday. PAUL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
commnuGier- III. Chief Of Ihe Grunu
Arm, ar tne Republic.

Ex-Governor LuciuE FsIrchild, o.
Wisconsin, DommandeI-In-ChIef OF the
6rand army OF the Republic, reached
this city yesterday morning. lie was
met by Air. E6gar Allan and con-
mittee Of Phil ksarney Post, and
driven to Mr. Alian's residence, 5lt
west Grace street. General farrchild
Il accompanied by Colonel L. L. tray
Adjutani- General and chIef Of stat
The visitors were taken to variou
points Of interest around tine city. an
EFF on the evening train for Washing
,on, where they viii be entertained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17

The last Excursion OF the season TO
Washir gtor Saturday night, September
18th. Tram leaves Ei1a III 1880
Q clock returning, leaves Washington
MonGay evening al O'Clock. Don't
uiss tine lasi chance TO visit W Wzshrns-
ten for the small sum Of e.. &C.,
nan on saiac. Ampiesccommodations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17

moi to eone any further, and, taking .
pistol iron ms pocket, fired. The ball
passsr through the ovsrshirt Of knder-
son, Jnst grazing his left SIDE. Amber
sen iatf tina place and went bsfores jas
trce OF the peace and swore out q war
rani against Shelton, and tine latter was
81 ones arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
lpcutN AZ q Prominent Lawyer.

NORFOLK. Va. September It.
Jonu {. baker q prominent lawyer oi
thi5 city and lately CITY attorney. dice
Tonight, after & bTief illness, al Ms
mothers residence. lie was forty
rear. OF ana.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
A Co-recfsOH.
RICHMOND, sept. 1G, le

RICHMOND, sept. lG, 1856.
TO the Editor az tie DsspGtcA
Please allow me 70 say that youT Pc
tersburg correspondent information D.
incorrect as 10 the Tumorsu purchase o.
the printing establishment Of the late
John i. Eee by Captain asa Rogers
and myself. We have not thought even
OF making the purchase n0r Is the e.
taDlishment al present tOr sale, Sc far
as J know OF believe.
Respectfully yours,
Z 7 WaIT-T-E
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
niiii~ss arr f1msacnttsm
from the uss of soap o. i'cariiDe Wasnfu9
rurY,ouud

AT CAnrIIs DHU0sroRr, Third and sln'r
streeu, prescriptions 0 speciality. "rn
no;iflec ny telephone vif send fsH pre-
scriptionS. fill. and return tnsm with scr<s-
rAcy Rno eexpatch Prescription ucpars-
uenf IN charge Of reliable. re.is1sren piazz-
s,arisfs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
E.,p For rne cnar,e<,.n Cancers.

hnttI Eof atft 1nAHtN%ss's@ ~-'s@~"@f
MIR. G. OBJ. Oowardin, chairman Of
the MANAGING COMMITTEES appointed %
make arrangements for the concert 60
he given III the Richmond Theatre next
Thursday night for the benefit Of the
Charleston sufferers, mas received the
following:
RICHMOND, September l6, 1856.
c. Oh. Corardta, ESQ.
Dear Eir,-Your favor 10 hand. and,
IN compliance with your request, ]
cheeTfnlly give permission 10 Msssrs.
Jardella and Equi TO assist at tine con
cert 10 be given fo1 the aid OF the
Charleston sufferers, and pray that II
may prove q pecuniary as well as an
artistic successes. As theiI absence will
be but Of short duration, ! deem II uR-
necessary to procure substitutes, which
you volunteered to furnish.
Very truly yours,
/. 81. CAsTINE.
Messrg. ". n. Moses & Co. have
offered to print free Of charge the pro
grammes foT the concert. Their offer
has been gladly accepted by the Nah
aging Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17

vHERI To FrED REAEGs.-tscientiilr pse-
pic nave been ihstructisg folzs where TO
LOOT for pearls. Dui right mere IN kscn1fsnd
and sfjseeni territory they an0une--in tine
mouth % cvery lRty and Eertleman VINO
uses nrS0r's DETTtzRrcK- by a. drug
,,tsas "a oafafE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
sEorr rnrxx cIaARs.


EB COX. 40 A n. household fsTrpiturs
At No. III easf Main street.
v D HARLOW 5 , A., a. tine DznyiIle
depot melons
L. h. CUOk ~ A. H.. uureaus, Detssteads.
wzshstRuds oc.
HUDSON d CO., ] = NJ. peaches ifoars, bs-
nauas WRtermeioIsk sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17

TO Owens 4 Minor. Richmond. Va, -
fivs boxes Of Dr. Dsvid's LivG fn.
the hast ianiily msdicms svw ~
BilIousncss. Constipation, sick Hs.er
ache. and all Liver -Dixsssss russd. -
mercury or poison, but pure vsssnhia'
They nc; mildly bat very efs<ctsvssy.
Twenty-Five pills for Is cents. A house-
hold necessity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
rrnainanr Clexslarc tomtne.

Some time ago Colonel Beverley
called or the President ano invited MN
10 visit our State Fair, and the Presi-
dent accepted the invitation positively.
without any condition Or provlso what
ever
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
Thc Meeting az sne Gnve-uOrH n
Fhiiaael lBiiia.


FhiiRaelHiiiA.
Governor lee. with COlonel Richard
7. Beirne and Colonel i. o. James, Of
hls staff, left mere Oh the u O'Clock
tram yesterday fOr Phiisdeiphlf to a.
tend the meeting Of the Governors Of tne
thirteen origlnal States IL reference 70
q reunIon OF people Of al the States to
celebrate next year the one hundredth
anniversary o. the completion Of the
Constitution OF the United States. The
Governors will be given q reception thls
morning II Philadelphia al the Con
truental Uogel. After tnat they vii.
procsed 10 Independence Hall, anc
thence 70 Carpenters Hall. ano III IA,
latter place they viii h0id meeting
on FRIDAY afternoon an6 saturday
morning the State Far viii be visited,
arl on SATURDAY. afternoon there vii.
be barbecue a. belmont Mansion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
Entertainments HI t0scorHu Esun tDf
ffle EanofiI 81 rnt Sufferers.

There viii be 4 concert and minstrel
show al Corcoran Hall Thursday Rnc
friday nights, sd and 24th instant
for tne benefit Of the Charleston suffer
ers. These entertainments vii be uD-
Ger ths management OF Messrs. L. 7.
Francisco. George Grump, John Joyce.
John Thomas, and George SchiIes. a
special feature vii be al Original con-
position by Mr. francisco, eulosizine
the exploits Of the Marshali-W v ARD dele
cation m the late Reform caucus.
a good programme Is promised toI
cacn night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17

Mrs. Iunstal Is twenty wears Of ag4.
prepossessnr n her manner. well eou-
Gated, and talks rapidly ana ntell'-
gently. She is tali-fuliy five feet eiEh.
inche.-fineiy propOTti0ned, Gnd csT-
RES herself with 3 natural. easy grace
HeT face Is & very attractive one, ara
her large, lustrous eyes hght w e.
pressively II conversation. She lives
with her mother Al COZ west Marshal
efrenl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
& GROSS SUIT.
Who nre vour LAWYERS +?

Mr.. Howard L. Bayue. A. Wall
street. New York, aHd Colonel Z. 7.
Hubard, No. ] east Grace. this city.
] received 9 letter the first parl Of thus
week IRON Nj. BRyne, saying that ne
wa sanguIne OF q GscIsion IL ny favor.
II il Z cross sui., you know we are
moth suing foT : diverse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
BuEEAr or Ou,sAscr,
vAsuNoTos ssplsnlpeI Isss-

To WHOM II NAY CONCERN 4:
4 The NAVY liepartmenr nss appOiutsc =
board be- fore v nlcl terS0os Interested "a tiin
devei0ument o. lOrpseDes. lof uaval use,
ean e1nibff their torprduscs. rioiieis. and
designs auc perform siIef prsrtirS. e-.psTi-
nsenfs A. may appear snvissni1-
TnOse VINO visit tOaTni themselves ofthis
Grsroft unity Euouu cnumuulcsKtc with the
al. oers isylfsG VINO viii givrEuch furfner 10
FORMATION ak NAV iA necessary n tiie pre-
n1lses MDET6OMEgii elcAKb.
:. J7-F4w CItcf of bureau-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
Vtrginis Vlsttors to Hev HRHIpatiru-
EBy telegraph 20 the DiEpatcE.l

Tby teeErapl % tnt I1iEnatcE,I
WINCHEsTEE, Va, September lG.
b number Of citizens. hsadsu Dv thc
Union Corns; BAnd o. seventeen pieces,
let; this morning vio Harrisburg an
New York o. attend tht celebration o'
the New Hampshire Veteran AssocIs-
ti0n next Monday, Tuesday. and We'd
nesdsv n Winchester. \. L. al are
quests OF tht Association. aud lefr II
anticipation o. roval good time. Tine
Virginia militia ritls team that mac also
beer invited were Obliged to decline ihe
invitation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
HxnKr TKrxr creARs.

THr DIsfkruH 1oB-PRINTrs5 horas n
thoroughly equipped tD 90 al kinds nf
Book AKD JoB-PKrSTTNe Al tiis sssortsss
uOficD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
s,1oKr rxIxy crGArs.

IcaliRttentiou to nay iins o. cHAnois and
sPoSGEs. the most elegan; and cheapest
ever brought u ths mRrkel II VII pay
one IL need to examine them.
L. g. CAuELL. IT,. Druggist,
Thtrc and Main stre~tz.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
rrssstss orrarrrxIrT

TOR SALI-
A GRAND OPPOETf'N NTTf-
THF EAkISusilssI fuRNtShED AND
Al ~ THORUUGElN kQtf lPi I'D CJA-
FECTTUSERY AMI DfNiNt,t a kiith
nn ore of Int principal tnOrouyilisr~s az
Fsstiflncrt. This h. worth Gn iDsestiga sion-
Bss; feak0uf flT s-iiiug. tIiss $3.50. Al
,ifess IocE .hox aSs. ~ ~ ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17

So T. j. q n n 4 e. ~ LIN III u
,.'TrrK--lnos 81 our II-S ALI~wOOI.
x-t4T,rI BIlAEIsI-TS g. 20 paig
- l,fSl---tllc f,asAinnabie Dress Trim
,,tug w SHOW . large number o.
s,vles an6 oisf prsces ploase
urrrTfyNs AL siEsE noE ns~c 10 match al
Inc sazsou b shades
70. .uisFsfss.--Wnlhe os tiilE gnnicci lei Us rs-
mai that our Erices ARG by Tar tlls low
-, aao or assortment the lnrgsgi IN
fhe city
r-4,OA>s AND JACKErS S,-Eonls advance
stvles JACKETS iugt opened ar vel.
uorfh y0uT attention.
r.rrE7'ATFE are nov cheaper tnHn ever
fu4, see. Curtain Department n A.
rauzoC t0eiloN you our compiets stooK
rrhiie yOu are comfortably ssEtsd.
nVFss G0OI,s.-1So one car form any iass
n, the beautiful fancieg H. thik Esas0s
pREss GOODS until they loot through
or stock. 0ur prices rather surprise
eon,e a. We art. Gs Sisiial a tine loves
vsiue oI esch article.
uOITEe AMI TOWELS we always sci
cheap. Have y0u seen our SPECIAL
MONTF TOWEIsa a. sI76 Dozen
vpBROIDER1ES- Our reputation fOr sell
,ar TINS ciass o. goods lower than eve-y
etnsr store must and ANAL De main
tainec.
vI..NNI-I-F 'are EoiDE q bf higher" TINS
b bstl io realize after seeing on prices.
ss tine good arr CHEAP and nu mistake.
lve-y Eind nl FLANNEL. ever CAN
Ton FI-AEEEI1s CAD De had Yet a.
ven l0V pTlees-
vrou, what VI have told y0u WE hopcrt 70
n. fsvcred with al early cal.
F4gl sTRl CITY FIRST CLASS GOODS
s.I0v v-EsT PRICES a.
I.EVY 9 DANIS'E
80 luI7 and 10Ia Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17

Now and secondhand. immenst
stock. Al Ryland s Lees. Terms easy
ana prices 10 suit al.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
pARGAIE IN TYPE

The Richmond Cifrisft9n dnfpcgfc n rs-
nffuE witt 8 different tyr-s. WiA ssh a. d
unniua urlcs thr o. letter BoW usel oo
tnaf papeI cDDy VI TIE adroe1il. s1og-
lnF the condition o. the material, nln iis
nad ca application. IDref hundred polntis
LING PRIMER twuhuufreC pDiudr .lik-
VIII one hundred pulrif N0Nt'h KILL,
nffy p0uuns bDi lsl5EOlhL fWent Eight
Coz Nh EUi.ES IDress TWO lss' 80 "a.
JDI1N =. LAff Ei.Tt.
:. IS.Ef Richmond Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
aT IMPORTANT ARREST.

-rlge arrest 81 sssspictosss ciiarAoasst ni'oii
" .-,.,lnnentp xithoui waiting unit .lf
GO i-,s,,,sd . traveller Aired y house. or
ns-.,sovpf . telior- man, n au iuIy0rtant
sS1,., ~ ). khrewd 1etsctive. tvea n1OTr
- t..,1 ~lfeckeu viii biixisf aud destroy .
y ll..ss, IA otroQuent cough loss ~ ar-
n.iss rsepersi lasgEnT " oeniiisy tsaiiau
-, a. ls,Bdiiy acise< and pains, Anneu'sce
- : ,ffaAol al pulmonary consumption.
.-t - - promptly arrested and psrma-
~. .1sred ~ ~ pferccE % tso.dsn Asadi-
~ ~ 'I,,scaveYy ksoid hy druggiSts
,--..s f,fuEs spttiinr ~ blood noaxuniP-
s,es aHf sinsirso si'.s.iont carea without
49,. 49, cfarlns MDfidF lbiseeue4rv A0di-
81 Assrclailun. Sos Main strsnt Buffalo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17

Professor Pharazyn gave some novel
experiments OK the Theatre last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-17
4 SEA SICK WOMAN.
TOO SICK TO gATILE.

How did he get where you were
Tie came around Oh the little part
on the e1ge OF the boat, which runs
around iusi below the ssats-room WIZ
dov,s. 4 son or & sill ii is, whsre the
sailors conge to fiz their ropes aHu such
things.
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trip J oniy sai Al table zwIcs with him
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lively conversation. a. your paper saio
this morning &nd a. to being Oh deck
with him, ] never was on deck with
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BR0THERS.
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DEESS GOODS.

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THIS UEEH

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