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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
Personals ana Briefs.

The United States revenue cutter Ewing
Is lying in the river at Rockets.
The city offices, public schools, and BUSH
res generally will be closed tomorrow.
Our people ought to be providing them.
70 YES with flags aud threw ing them to the
breeze.
Hon. Absalom Koiner, member Of the
Virginia Senate from Augusta county, Is in
the city.
DR.. William s. Janney, OF Philadelphia,
president OF the Richmond and Chesapeake
railroad, Is at the ST. James.
Mr.. p. T. Howell, treasurer Of Floyd
county, was at the Capitol yesterday set
ting his accounts with the Auditor.
Messrs. c. NJ. Thurston and T. G. How
ard. OF Gloucester county, are visiting Mr..
O. II. Perry, Of 20S9 south Third street.
Pay your notes and draw your money
to-day. Along with all their fellOw-cil-
zens OF Richmond, the bankoliicers and
clerks wish TO have holiday tomorrow.
A splendid german given in honor OF
Miss Winnie Davis daughter OF Hon. Je'-
ferson Davis, who is now the guest o
bONtIUoI Itts tOoh DiaNt " HHNt7~i iA'''-
night before last.
At the residence OF the bride, Rev. r VI.
Pitt last night united in marriage Mr. John
". Fisher and Miss Ida +. Richardson.
who enter upon the married stlto with the
good wishes OF hundreds OF friends.
Mr. Mcneil, master workman Of District
so. Of Massachusetts, left yesterday. He
will stop over in New York for several days
TO take the stump for Henry George. tine
labor candidate for mayor OF that city.
In the Chancerv Court OF Richmond the
will of Colonel w. s. Gilman, wholly In
his own hand, and written in 1885, was
Yesterday proved and admitted to probate.
His whole estate, real and personal, goes to
bis sisters. and his brother-in-law, Robert
W. Burke, OF Stanton, was named as
executor, and qualified.
Captain John A. Gee has resigned the
Office Of superintendent OF the Atlantic and
Danyille railroad, which position he has
held for nearly year, with headquarters
at Hicksford, GTeensville county. In sever
ING his connection with that road he re-
ceiyCd highly complimentary lett RS from
the directors, who earnestly requested a
Withdrawal Of his resignation. Captain
Gee will return to Manchester, and 1t l. un'
derstood that he will accept the position be
formerly held with the Richmond and Dan
VILE system. He is an experienced railroad
man. q polished, NICE gentleman, and a
valuable citizen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
COL ITEMS.

Trade ~ bang mp. The New York market
lies not been 30 bare OF wool Ut this season.
in twenl, years. Dry Goods Reporter. 0cto-
Der la.
Then let us see what they say In London.
as the following report made officially oc-
tober list to the trade states:
Taking the market as q whole, the I'D.
vance upon The July level amounts to abont
20 Ter cent. oil round. Wool is now, roughly
tp.asing, about go per cent. deArer than ~
toe ehssp pest point In April-oareiy nye
months ago: but so low had the article
fsien It that time that even with this un-
precedeniedIy rapid and large rise prices
cal. siIi be called moderate"
And now as 10 the size or volume OF the
crop-in this country the crop OF wool Is
fully SO per ce Mt. shoIt-the London report
says:
$50 we have TO note that the present Co
loniaI sale at London Is 5o,00oooO bales
short. and tine November sale will be from
30 ,0t0 to 1000 bales short-perhaps ioo.-
Qoo bales short. In fact q veritable wool
famine exists in Europe"
When we tell you, therefore. that many
Of The goods which we own were bought at
the lowest state OF the wool market you
Will appreciate that when they are gone
YOU will not be able to duplicate them. We
think 4, wlse-aud proper-to let the people
know the true condition OF affairs. Why
one article we have now will prove how
much goods have TO be advanced when the
wool bought now is brought into use.-The
Strictly ATWOOD Underwear for men we
now offer at seventy-nve cents Will cost to
duplicate forty. flee per cent. more than ht'
| lot coat. In first hands, in New York, the
market is sold upon desirable makes FOL
this season; and the Jobbers know this
and they know the advance sure TO follow
so they are asking fancy prices. But We
are on the ground floor" and we have
stock that will not place us in their hands
We are going to sell 1t on the basis that We
bought 1t. That always Island has been
orr strong point. We give the people tbs
benefit OF good trade we make. We have
an enormous stock OF Underwear-ln fact
Of every thing In Mems Furnlshings-whiol
is well worthy OF your attention.
A. SAKS & CO.,
oc Colt 1908 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
THE TEXAS CALAMITY.
lis Horrors and Extent Growing Every
Hour.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

TBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
GALVESTON, TEX. October 10.-The To-
cal Relief Committee that visited Sabine
Pass and went as far as the entrance to
Johnson's bayou has brought back Il COM
plete list Of the names OF the coored peo-
nile drowned at Sabine. OF the cOiOred
drowned thirty bodies are still missing,
while all but liteen OF the whites have been
recovered and inferred. 1t is thought that
some Of the missing bodies are stu * in the
mud, which Is several feet in depth on the
bottom OF Sabine bay and in the river
fronting the spot where the town formerly
stood.
Measures for the relief of the distressed
are being actively pushed at Houston, Gal
weston. and other cities. The Galveston
committee, who returned last night. have
Issued a second appeal TO the citizens, and
new subscriptiOn.l lists will be circulated
to- morrow. Members Of the local COM
mltees say the calamity grows with each
hour. All tidings from the devastated
region make the disaster far greater and
more distressing than was at first thought
possible.
MIR. Lasker, OF the committee, was one OF
a thousand or more who fed for their lives
=
recently visited the drought-stricken dis
tricts Of Northwest Texas, but declares
neither OF these calamities compare in point
Of suffering and distress with what he wit.
messed SUNDAY 1T Sabine Pass and Johl-
sons Bayou.
The MAYOR Of Orange to-day telegrlphed
the mayor OF Fulton, asking for assistance
TO care for the survivors who are crOwding
81, 4 Ia aN q.
ming appropriated $500, which fact the
mayo OF Fulton last night teegraphed to
the mayor OF Orange.
A special from Orange, Texas, 10 the
NnrS says: The steamer Lamar returned
here last evening from Sabine Pass with
sixty additional sufferers, one.hali OF whom
will 90 10 Beaumont as soon As Transports
ton can be obtained. The balance will re-
main here in the care OF the relief commit
tee. Ten additional bodies had been found
and buried up to the time the Lamar left
sabine Pass, at noon Yesterday.
The Relief Committees OF Orange have
exhausted all their supplies and funds, aud
sufferers are constantly coming in. The
Relief Committee have 800 now in their
charge and $50 more were expected last
night from JOhnson's Bayou, the Emily L.
having gone for them yesterday morning.
Unless mere relief comes Immediately great
distress VIII prevail. Many OF the suffer-
crs are sick and require the greatest atten.
ton. The citizens Of Orange are doing all
in their power to alleviate their distress,
but the demands are greater than they can
bear.
The relief committees were notified yes
terday that $1,000 had been donated by
Houston. which il all the aid that has been
received outside OF our town. Parties re-
turning from the coast report that much
thievery Is going on. Scarcely trunk, va
lise. or package can be found that has not
been broken open and rihed OF It's contents.
Business has been at stand-still since the
great storm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
ruen,, SIKH Annna, Fair

of the North Carolina Agricultural Society
at Raleigh, October 26th, 2lth, 2S,b, an
10th, 1856. Reduced rates OF fare from
stations on the Richmond and Petersburg
and Petersburg railroads. Visitors to RI.
leigh, n. c., attending the twenty-sixth
annual Fair Of the North Carolina Agrlcul.
tural Society on the 26th. 9th, 2sth. and
18th days OF October, 1886, will be trans.
ported at the following fares (tickets good
to return until October 30th, iuelusiyel :
For round trip TO Raleigh, including adj
mission to Fair-From Richmond, $50;
from Chester, $50; from Petersburg,
AZ IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
George Banuister's Restaurauf.

Where TO get good meal at reasonable
price is a question that can be easily an.
swered in this community. Hundreds OF
our peoplc will answer as with one voice,
George Bannister'S. In this respect Ban
mister may almost be considered public
btnefactOr. His tables are always supplied
with everything in season, which he serves
at prices that must satisfy the most eco
nomicaI. In addition TO regular meals he
furnishes dishes to order. including oysters
in every style, at all hours Of the day or
night. II is only necessary to say that his
Bar Is fully in keeping with his Restaurant.
Give him call at No. II Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
The Pschpsckat.

This IL The season OF the year when thc
pickpocket appears to relieve gentlemen OF
the trouble OF carrying about With them
gold watches and fat purses. Sometimes
he appears In the guise OF a man OF fashion;
often he looks The plain, hard. listed coun..
tryman, but he is ever hght-ingered and
generally swift OF foot. :.
IL you have money or yaluables don't
take them with you in crowds; II you do
you may repent 1t. and In your loss you
will have no sympathy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20

The floor yesterday afternoon TO make =
statement Ia regard 10 Mr.. Ltchman he
would resort TO acme other course to place
himself Fight.
Mr.. Skeflington was at the Convention
yesterday afternoon, but from what could
he learned did not obtain the floor, which
he could only have done by having that
courtesy shown him as an cx.delcgate, and
as far as known the matter has progressed
no further. The trouble Is thought TO be
OF A priyate character.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
Richmond Theatre.

TIE Mikado last night at the Theatre was
thoroughly enjoyed by fine audience. for
il WAS a good performance from beginning
TO end. Miss Susie Kirwiu, as Yum
Yum, was warmly facored on each song.
Miss Diard, as Pitu-Sing, was certanly
good. The Ko.Ko Of All. c. Wheelan was
exceedingly amusing, and he was rap
turously fRc0red in bis " Tit Willow"
The chorus gave much satisfaction.
Taking it all in all, Wilbur has on this oc'
casion surpassed himself, and II his future
operas are as wen presented as the Mikado,
he will make a success Of his Richmond en-
gagjment.
Tonight "The Three Black Cloaks."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
Sfrause Br0thers'

Grand Modern Dry.Goods Bazaar, situ-
ated on Main street between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth, carry not only one OF the
largest, but absolutely one OF the best and
mosl-varied, assoTtmentS in the city, ne
cessitating four immense floors. y feet
front by los feet deep, to display their
stock. They have made extraordinary
efforts for Fair-week III each and every de-
partment, and for variety of styles at popu-
lar prices are without rival in the city.
You cannot afford to delay calling TO see
them, as their present prices on their stock
cannot last longer than this week. To
strangers. visitors to the Far, merchants,
ladies. and the public in general we say,
Give them q call.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
Observation-Disclosures.
PORr or RICHMOND. OCTOBER 10. 10

Moon rises...... 1880 Evening ..........-lO 05
POET OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 10. 1853.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel Deyo. Norfolk, United
States mail, merchandise AID passengers,
l.. b. Talum, agent.
sAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Smith, New
York merchandise and passengers, u. w.
steamer Ashland, Tunnill, Philadel.
phia, merchandise and passengers j. w.
McCarrick, agent. ~
schooner walter F. Parker. Kelley. New
bury port coal, Chesapeake and ONO fali'
way: vessel, curtis q Parker.
Schooner Jennie Middleton, Hatch, New
York. pig.iron. j. n. Gordon agent VESSEL
Schooner Hattie Il. Giles. Griffith. Balti.
more grain; vessel, Curtis 4 Parker.
sch, oner "A. y. Brooks Bisley, wilcox
Landing, TO load railroad-ties Tor Jersey
civ vessel, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner j. Is. Clayton. Parker. bermuda
Hundreds, to load poplar wood for Pniladei-
phia vessel, Curtis q Parker'
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. OCT. 10, 1850,
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship Crown Prince OBJ, storm
Galveston. coaled and proceeded 10 hevsl
steamship S9ysnH%o sI yo ne'eS' "'''
steamship Blackstone, Ryder, Provi'
dence and sailed for West Point.
steamship Chatham. Hallett, baltimore
| and sailed for Norfolk.
sAILxD.
stesm-schooner Walker Arlington
! Drinkwater, New YORK, COAL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
GRAIN AND COrTON ENCusNGE.
HtnUxoNp October 10 1850.

GRAIN AND COrrO> ENCusNGE.
RICHMOND. October 10. lse6.
OFFERINGS.
WgEAT-Ntxed 1892 bushels. ked,
alta bushels. Total. 4 166 bushels.
CoRS.-White, l,2l2 bushels. Mixed. 900
bushels.
OATs.-l, 700 bushels.
BALES REPoRrED TO sKCRErAnr.
WHEAT-Mixed, 7s2 bushels very good on
private terms. Red, /. ssl bushels common
10 prime Lopgberry at 10 to SOC. l94 bushels
common to very good Shortberry OF 81 TO
e3c.
CoRN.-White, sea bushels common TO
very good Old at 45 to Ace.
OAIs.-Nixed, 500 bushels very good 1t
92c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20

meeting m Richmond win be Miss Winnie
Davis, daughter Of Hon. Jefferson, WHO
II guest Of Governor and MIS-. Lee, ~
whose residence the presidential reception
will be held tomorrow evening.
The joint committee appointed by sne
Agricultural Society and by the City Couh'
ell 10 make preparations for he yisit OF Tue
President will meet ut 81 o'clock this eve
hing at wilkinson's Hall TO perfect the pro-
gramme.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20

As the SO SHOE seems to be the adycr.
tised shoe Of the times, call attention 10
my line. have the JAMES MEANS SHOE ~
commence with. Next, the HAND-WELr
WAuKEsPBAsT, in Lace and Congress.
Then
FRENCH KIP WIRE. SCREWED SHOE,
which will give more wear than anything
made. just the thing for railroad and ex-
press-nlen.
j. A. GRIGG, Pace Block.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
FIRE i'm the Early Morn.

This morning at quarter to o'clock
ire was seen in the store OF j. f. l.. NJ l.
surfer, 1907 Franklin street. An alarm was
turned in, and the department soon put in
an appearance and put out the flames.
Mr.. MasurieI has green-grocery stanu
in the FIRST Market, and usc7 The store as a
repository for his goods when the market
Is closed. The damage to fruits, vegeta'
bles, &C., will amount + possibly SoOo'
while it will take about $50 to repair the
building. No one lives In the house. and
the cause Of the fire is unexplained. MIR.
Na>urier is an old merchant, and has been
i'm business here about twenty.eight years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
a petfv Thief.

About - o'clock last night, just before
the Commercial b-IlouSe, on Nam street
near Ninth, was closed, Policemen Hannon
and Walton discovered negro youth about
nineteen years old secreted in one OF the
rooms. lie was arrested on the charge OF
attempting TO commit larceny and taken
TO the Second STATION. The negro
said lie had been in the room
since $50 o'clock, and had locked himself
in. He was waiting for the Club to close,
no doubt,in order to creep from HE hiding
place and escape with such articles OF value
as he could lay his hands on. He gave the
name OF William Page, and said he was
from Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
Verdict for the Plaintiff in an Action
for Debt.

The attention OF the United States CiE-
cult Court-Judge Hughes presiding-was
occupied yesterday in the trial OF the suit
OF Bovkin, GARNER d Co., OF Baltimore,
against Micks & Colbert, OF FredericGs-
burg, for shipments Of guano 10 the de-
PENDANTS. The suit turned upon the queS-
ton whether partnership existed between
W. Il. Micks and j. W. Colbert, and whe'
Their Colbert was liable. The jury brou !ht
in verdict in favor OF the plaintiff for
1854, the amount claimed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
A New DeDarsuIo.

Reform your IaiIors bills. Do not pay a
percentage on large stocks OF goods carried
over from season TO season.
lam selling from samples OF some OF the
Finest Goods in ,he market.
Ii you can buy clothes for cash you can
save at least % per cent. by giving me
call. join LATOUCHE, Agent.
9OJ Bank street,
next to the corner OF Ninth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
luIa of Itycr-EnmpIaint.

Iowa FALLS, HARDIN COUNTY, Iowa,
June s, 1885. !
have been using AllcOck's Porous Plas-
tiers for four years, and think ] could not
get along without them. For long time
was afflicted with a pain under my right
,houder-bade; | also had considerable
difficulty IN breathing. | applied an ALI
cocks Porous Plaster on my back, and one
or my chest. kept changing them every
four days. and at the end OF three weeks
was entirely cured. T.. :. STEVENS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
Using THEIR wINCHEsTER RS.
Pfnkerf0n's Men, Under Evaporation
FIRE Into the Strikers and Xii One,
IBy teleQraph To the Dispateh.1

CHICAGO, October 19.-As about hun
drtd discharged Pinkerton men were on
their way TO the city to-day 10 cars rom
the stoek-yards they were hooted and
stoned by a crowd Of strikers near Fortleth
street. One Of them, IN evaporation, nnal,
ly fred his Winchester into the crowd
through the car-window, MORALLY wound
ing Dennis Bagley, wellto-do teamster;
Another train-load Of Pinkerton men VIII
start from the yards this afternoon, and Sc
rious trouble Is feared, as the crowds are
furious ut the shooting and VOW vengeance.
1t Is said that large number OF strikers
are dissatisfied at the order OF the Execu'
Tive Committee sending them back to work,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20

and are holding secrss meetings 70 discus
the situation.

the situation.
News Of the shooting Of Bagley was I'm
mediately sent to the Chicsgo authorities,
snd upon the arrival OF the train here I'll
entire lot Of PInkerfon men, together With
some forty non-union workmen, who were
also on the train, were arrested and locked
up in Harrison-Street station.
From later accounts II appears thar the
shooting was not confined TO one man, but
that all the Pinkerton men joined In the
fusilade.
When the train passed through the crowd
at Halstead street the men were again
greeted with jecrs, when large, stout man
with red face and clothed In the Plnker.
ton uniform stepped out on the back plat
form and fred his revolver into the crowd
This was the signal for general yolley, and
fifteen or twenty Pinkelton men began 10
Ere their rifles from the car windows
Fully thirty shots were iired. Fences and
sbanties along the track were marked with
bulle,s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
Road and Profit.

Our State-Fair visitors are cordially IN
vited to examine my stsck Of Boots. Shoes,
Trunks, Bags, Satchels, &c, selected VIII
care Just for my country trade. The beS'
line Of Stoga Boots, Calf Shoes, and Grain
Leather Shoes | have ever shown.
j. A. GRIGG, Pace Block.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
:. wou,o Cr,.ro"ai the Academ,

This drama was produced yesterday eve
ming at the Academy 10 a large audience. Mr.
Horace Lewis appeared in the double roe
OF Edmond Danles and the Count OF Monte
Crlsto. Mr.. Lewis is good actor though
vet a young man, and frequently elected
applause. Miss Irene Perselcs as Mer-
cedes lacks dramatic action, but the rest OF
The support is very fair. The scenery in
the third act is fine. The play will be re-
neated 1t the matinee and tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20

INV Yonx, 0csobsr is.--Nsvs eeST'n9
vs,oee 10 DAY received upon the 1891 -
very maasre, bat was eeneraiiy q nIss
81 nature. The general m.skes - 2s,ss;;
ara &C times duh. the griuelpel rss
being centred In cost-stoches ana tS
willie and Nashville, Sessey Genital ~
} ending suffered nom the Dive 70 ths 49,
bour. bat rallied somewhat LATE. W.
der support louisville and NashvnIe 49,
solve and strong throughout the az
None Of the speeIsls,ss Sn,Sn ns sny liz ~
10 day, Tie opening was irregnex ~
sensrsl)y lower, the cnsngss Dsing q, "a
small fractions only, except peiswsn euS
HUDSON. which wasup y, and R1csing W.
ley u. Early dealings were marked VII
cislly In Jersey Central, but the Gensses
list was firm, with frequent nuctuation3
until about o'c'ock. Tue MARKET - tnes
lime became dull, and prices remalneo
stationary There WAS some WEAKNESS lo
She lest bour. but the market closed eDoos
steady. Most OF the active list are higher
tonight, though important CHANCES AZ
few In NUMBER. Louisville ana Nnsnviit9
and New England are each MP IL. ana
Hooking Valley Il IL lower. Other changes
are for fractions only. ssles se2, ooosassee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

w. sYDNOR. trustees sale OF q tract OF land
in Hanover county.
SAMPSON & ADAMSON, T.. NJ, commits
sioner's sale OF houses and lots In Man
chester.
RICHMOSO BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses
mules, buggies, &c.
GEORGE w. MAYO, 10 A. NJ, furniture,
n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
A NaxDl Concert

will be given at the exhibit OF Water D.
Moses d Co.'s Music-llouse, in the main
building of the Fair, to-day. The phe.
nomenal pianist Mr.. A. ;. JOsselyn, will
play any piece the audience may request
Banjo solos will be rendered, also selec-
tions on the ACCORDION. A rare treat il in
store for those who may attend. A special
programme for Thursday. Ware-roOms,
gl4 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20

We advise chose interested to call al
Owens Il Minors, 1907 Main street, and in
spect their well-seIected stock OF Fancy
Goods which are sold at moderate prices.
Those in search OF bridal presents would
do well to examine their assortment oil
Drcssing.Cases Mirrors, Cut-Glass Bottles,
and many other useful and handsome pres
1Uf-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
President CleyeIapd,s entertainment

The ladies having charge OF the dinner
to be given the President have ordered
from Pizzini's New Store the Ice-Crean
and delicacics to be used on the OCCASION
such OF our citizens who wish TO regllc
their visitors with the same choice Creams
would DO well to send in their orders early,
and they will get something very elegant.
phone, New Store, No. 4j3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
Visitors TO The Fair,

II engaged in farming, should examine the
uewly-pa.cnted American CIod Breaker,
manufactured by II. NJ. Smith & Co. This
is The very implement southern farmers
have been looking for. II breaks the clods
more thoroughly than any implement ever
invented. II will be found among the nut
titude OF desirable farming implements eX-
hibited by the manufacturers. Look for
II. VI. Smith and Co.'s exhibit, west OF ma
chinerY building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
DeIarue's Restaurant.

This popular stand, No. 20 north Four
tenth street, opposite Exchange Hotel Is
now in first-class condition, having been
thoroughly renovated. The bar is stocked
with tie choicest wines, liquors, and cigars,
while in the restaurant the best the market
affords can be had. Dishes TO order at all
hours. Oysters a speciality. Excellent
rooms for private parties. Open day and
nipbt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-20
Sent On 10 the Grand Jury.

NJ. Rose, who keeps a iunk-store on
Brook avenue, was before the Police Court
yesterday morning charged with allowing
nuisance on his premises. Several VIII.
nessos testified that the place afforded great
annoyance by reason OF the offensive odor
therefrom. The accused was sent on to The
grand Jury.