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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1886-10-15
STATE OF WISCONSIN,. }

County of Kenosha. o.
i, l.. g. MERRILL, Cashier of the above named
Bank do solemnly swear that the above statement is
true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
L. G. MERRILL, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before this 18th day of
October, 1885,
W. W. STRONG, Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
EDwARD Balm, !
Z Z { RG s5saSss' Directors.
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CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY

Time of departure Of passenger trains from Keno
sha Wis, in effect June 20, 1886.
Leave for Chicago and the East-4.28 A. NJ, 7.0'
A. M,835A. NJ, 1903 7. ~, 2.07 P. b., 513 P. NJ.
7.2S p. M.
Sunday 21O +. Nj. and BIB P. NJ.
Leave for the North -9.55 A. M. 1.23 P. NJ, 44O P
" ,6.49 ?. NJ, 9OI p, M, 1880 P. NJ.
Sunday, 1924 A. NJ and 9.01 P. NJ.
Western train arrives nj IL M. Departs at Is P
NJ
THOMAS GIBBONS Agent
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMON
COUNCIL.
REGULAR MEETING.

October 4th, 1886.
Present-Mayor Grant Aid. Rowe
Cantwell, Widman, Zievers, Brady
Faulhaber and FRANKIE.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap
proved.
The committees reported the follow.
ing bills correct, and, on motion, the re-
ports were accepted and the amounts
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STATE OF wIsC0NsIN-COUNTY COURT FOR
KEN0SHA COUNTY-IN PROBATE,

oIAIE OF WlSCUNSIN-COUNTY COURT FOR
KEN0SHA C0UNTY-IN PROBATE.
Notice is hereby given that at the regular term OF
the County Court to be held in and for said county
at the County Court room in the city of Kenosha, in
said county, the first Tuesday in November A. D.
1886, being the second day of November A. D. 1885,
the following matters will be heard and considered:
ROBERT WHEELER, Deceased, Estate.
The application of William Wheeler, for examin-
alton and allowance of his final account as executor
of the last will and testament of Robert Wheeler,
late of the town of Brighten, in said county, de-
ceased and for assignment and distribution of the
residue of said estate.
In the matter OF the guardianship of orviI W. VIM
cent, Leroy W. Vincent and Ida L. Vincent,
minors.
The application of F. R. Snyder, for examination
and allowance of his final account as guardian the
said minors, children and heirsat law of Gilbert J.
Vincent, ate of the town of Bristol in said county,
deceased and for his discharge.
Dated Kenosha, Wis, October 8, 1886.
By the Court.
ANTHONY VAN WYCK,
County Judge.
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KENOSHA COUNTY COURT-IN PROBATE,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN the matter of the estate of John CurtiSs, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that the claims and
deceased. late OF the town of Somers, in said
county of Ken0sha, will be received, eX-
amined and adjusted by the County Count of
KenoSha county at the regular terms of said
Court to be holden at the County Court room, in
the City of KenOSha, in and for said County, on
the first Tuesday of November. A. d. 1886, and
on the first Tuesday of March, A. d. 1887, at
10 O'Clock A. M. of those days also that six
tember, A. D. 1886, is the time allowed and
limited for creditors of said John Curtiss, de-
ceased, to present their claims for examination
and allowance.
Dated at Kenosha, the fifteenth day of Sep
TENDER, A. D. 1885,
By the Court.
ANTHONY VAN WICK,
County Judge.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN-COUNTY COURT
FOR KENOSHA COUNTY-IN PROBATE.

Notice is hereby given that at the regular
term of the County Court to be held in and for
said County, at the County Court room in the
City of KenOSha, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in December, A. ID. 1886, being the
seventh day of December, A D. 1886, the follow
ing matter will be heard and considered
JOHN WRIT, Deceased, Estate.
The application of Anna Heyden, the heir at
law of John Writ, late of the City of Kenosha,
deceased, for the determination of the descent
OF the real estate of said John Writ, in said
application described, and for assignment
thereof according to the provisions of the
statute in such case made and provided.
Dated enOSha, October 14th, A. D. 1856.
By the Court
ANTHONY VAN WICK,
County Judge.
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MAILS CLOSE.

s.15A. NJ. South $50 A. M, Milwaukee; 100 p
NJ. North and South; $50 p. NJ, West 4:57 Z.
NJ South $50 p NJ. North and South.
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TO ADVERTISERS

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JURY NOTICE.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF
TIE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF KENOSHA.
RESOURCES

at Kenoshd, in the State of Wisconsin,, at the
close Of business, Oct 7th, 1886.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-29
Terrified Congregation.

Cincinnati telegram >ly, At9 '.ioch
thi- morning, while the Rev. fathrr Dow,
WIS conducting funeral service la L. Ei-
Watd'- Catholic church. q bullet crashed
through iho >tJiu,d-gia>> window in thr
rear of the church and passed close 10 hi-
l,sd. In d moment another sh0t va, heard,
and tlcu anothorand another. unllliiyc bul-
loi-hOlc> appeared in The window, and the
congregation, principally women, were on
Their feet M alarm. one oi the balls, evl-
d,utly nearly spent, passed through several
folds Of lady, dress and icil 10 the door.
Sic picked IL up and held y aloit for The
cou-rc cation to>oc. Father DOyle stopped
rhc service. and. i,marhlng that he Wou.d
Sc, what was going on. lcit tbc church.
Passing ont 0f the front ,ntTnra Dee wen,
around tbc corner, and soon learned from
ihr lady living at NJ. -l9 Mound stree,
thai the shot, were fired from one u her
rear window, hS hoardcr named Andcr-
son. who W., then IN the room. Father
Doyle took the u0mc and sent 10 with bi.
complaint 10 the Ninth. street police station.
be- then returned L. lho church and went
ON VITA the service.
An officer arrived soon 1itDr, bat found
illt Andrew, bad hrcomo alarmed and had
disappeared. llc hI, NOT been seen since.
Ihc.W window 81 bi. room faced the rear II
-. Edward, church. Il i, supposed that
Doe fired hl, revolver ,t i,ure, in the stained
-la>, out ot pure vandalism, and without
thinking ibai lbr church might Dee occu.
pied. he hl> been pupil 90 tAr College
~ Music, ard i- said to b. from FhlLlsl-
EIIf.
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ENtorting Money from French
Baukar.
The London Times

The trial oi Ioui, Geryai> Pilot Tor OBJ
tanning bv cNtOrlion the signature ~ Baron
de Soubeyran, director of the BInque
d'F-cOmptc, 10 three hank-chcck, was open
I'd on Monday at the Seine A>si/r,. The ac-
cusCd. who is forty.four years OF age. wa,
for sixteen years n teacher in a primary
school in La Ntndte. Tie became IN 1881
election agent of the Baron Dc >ouheyrin.
who j. deputy for that Department. lie
wa, aiferward appointed an agent of the
Ia Fonciere Company, In which situation
he committed frauds by which the CON-
pany sustained losses amounting 10 500
franc. Pilot. however, escaped 10 swift.
zcrlaud. Although a warrant OF appre-
hcn,ion ha, been ISSUED against him he
yeniurcd several time. 10 come to Paris in
order 10 SO the Baron dc >ouhcyrIn and
obtain assistance from him.
Ou the llih OF May lat hc pre,ented
himself 10 tie Baron q, thr BlBqIc Il T..
coupic. and got from him 80 francs. The
sum did not satisfy him, and be- returned
N lie following day. The Baron agreed
10 give hm another -um oi ljO france,
wien Pilot pulled a revolver from hi-
pocket. and holding II in hi, r-ht hand.
aid That will not do: require $4,000
francs. and If YOU do not consent viii
hill You. and myself 3iierNlrd." \ ,trug.
lie ,u,ucd. M which the Baron Wa> over
rOWtrDd. Piilot again pointed the re-
yollDr ~ him aud compelled him 20 1t
down Il Dr., desk. he sad s II YOU ut-
tor one word which compromises mc will
Blow YOUR BRAN, out.
2 be Ellon Wa ten compc,lc 90 writ
out and .ign three orders on the credit
Lyonuai, a, Geneva favor II thclccu>cd,
a, well "a, % letter of introduction 10 The
manager q that establishment. When h.
had GOT the paper, Pilot succeeded in
making hi, escape fIom Pui,. but hc Va,
taken into custody on the following day.
lie Wa> To-day convicted jud ,.utcncaI to
,lA YEAR mbu,onmant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-29
4 Pleasant Affair.

Hc:1fc Lodge of food Templar- held
taOr' annual ro1nou on MONDAY night,
which W., an occasion oi much interest ana
enjoyment not oDly 70 the large number OF
lt> own members iu aitc1dlnrr. but % the
visitor, from other lodge, who grI,ed the
occasion with their prc,eu the following
lodp,. being represented: sidney, ia r.
sop. FULTON. church llili. Trinity, star OF
HOPE. and Friendship. captain ". 4.
puuuu. state lecturer, was also present
The table OF refreshments was oy5riowing
with ihc good thiug> prepared bv IL" -i~.
icr> - Rescue, tO which Iul justice
W.. done. -Four members were added
10 'hi, young and pra,r porous lodge.
Considerable au >c,lru' WIS created
rs 'hc distribution VI number ct
pro-aui, 10 tbc L.cmb.r-. ~ o late h'Jr
tLo comp1uv adjourned. we'll pleas j wi,h
the evening, ,nlcrtFnwcut.
Captain puticn. state lecturer. lei, ion
Meadow station M-t evening. in which
ucichbornood aud % GlcndIlo %" will hold
several public me.tiug- in thr interest o.
tie oIdtr. NsNt week De -oa- '1 tIrl'iI,
county, for ihr same purpose.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-29
rul,ou Lodge food Tempiar~.

I5,t night Fulton Lodge of Good Icm-
ular, held most interesting mreliuS at
Pow Lafan Hall. There W., . iu'i attend
ancc oi tnr members, and much enthusiasm
and good feeling We manifested. Rev. j.
II. B3rn,-. the new pastor oi tIe Bapti-i
church. united with The lodge a. this meet
iug. and q committee was appointed to make
arrangements fora public meeting at ln
carly d1y. The lodge Wa~ cLtc'taincd witt
remarks ~ Rev. !. II. Barue>. }. VI. Bailey.
l00gcdcpu;y u Rescue; II. \. smith, OF
Portsmouth,. and othsr- m,lrumentI'
Duet by Or. y. Claude Ihom ana Nil,
Ruth Rclm,: humor)u, reading, hy Ms.
Ma.eic Roger; solo. hy Mis- Josie cot
tom. \ handsome cake va, voted o. the
most popular lady of The lodge, Mi-- Ruth
Roan> being The recipient. \ pleasant >o-
cill season Wa- spent. Refreshments were
served n abundance and enjoyed by ail. r,-
pcrlily hy tLc delegation from Rescue
ltd-c.
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Minnie uau. BUYS aKnabs Plano.

Mc-.r>. William knlbc a 90. Jrc iu re-
c,ip' Il The folloWiu- substantial tribute 10
th, merits II their instruments from tuc
celebrated pfimA donna:
"NFW l0E1, Dec,mbc. -, l,>j.
d. N4,l>. " Vi0ln htqJe d. 20.
Gentlemen, The Grand Piano v1u
furnished Ec ior nv concert four. iu.t
ended, has It'll further convinced M" 0E
me superiority of your piano, They irc.
indeed. uuequallcd. lnd have determined,
therefore, 10 purchase jne above grand iof
my London residence. and have directed
my agent 10 make tie necessary pecunnry
arrangement, with you. Please make ship
mcnt by early steamer 10 my address. Lon
don. England. care Of Me.>r-. Mctzlcr a
Co., and believe me- YOUR sincere friend.
MINNIE HAS
VI. b. EIm0, a co., sole agents for the
IA nab, Pianos
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~rmoHrARrsrnArBfArAso ONE -
Marriage Of Mr. ChnboIm and Miss
sarutff.

Ic,tcl day afternoon q hnii-pl>t O'Clock
Mis- Helen Garnet and Nr. William l..
chisholm were married 20 the re,id'n nee Of
the brides parents, 80. 301 east Franklin
street, in ihc pTc'cuc' Of nUmlcr 81 IN.
Nitcd guests.
The U1'lor.. with the Christmas dororl-
ton, It'll pendant. looked brightand pretty.
and marriage bell made Of cut flower, was
suspended over The spot where the couple
,.ood when Pew. Dr. >prigg, pastor OF
Mcorc.Nomornl church, tied the nuptIl
knot.
Mis- Annie Garnet. the tr-t brides maid.
stood with Nr. lllmilton Chisholm, OF
Baltimore. and Ms Page Avleit, second
bridesmaid, with Nj. Ch.ml"rIyne, oi
Baltlmore.
The bride, a. well Cos hcr mlid-. were in
cCu.n, drcs-.
Following the ceremony va, o collation.,
after which Nr. Chisholm anil Ii- brij"
lc!i 0n tnr uouh.bound train.
Nr. Chisholm H. Of Bil'imor'. ana j, iac
ucuhow # the oculi>t. D.. chisholm.
Tht latter and lis wife were Jath 90 the
Wcddiug.
1lc bride is ihc daughter oi Nr. T.. ".
Ggfu.t. who vs. la','v ,uperiut ndont oi
;hc luhic schools OF mi, city and l. no.
prinIla ~ one oi tlc schools.
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rurl.c,llle rnlexes Arre.ted.

lntillonc" W., received herr Yesterday
uf ihc arrest oi John jone~, iouric,n.
,.sr OH. boy. and >lmucl Fowihc-, Jane,
IuUlic., james Booker, and Joseph
stokes .aH coIored1, who al charged with
rntDrrg thc dr,-go1d, and clothing store
- j. y. Bradshaw. IN Buikcilc, and
.,c.lrYc about lOo worth oi goods. The
boy 81, captured Monday night at Jeier>.
VIE, and, upon information from him, the
otl ca arrest, were made near Burkcyil'c.
Thirteen piece, NJ the clothing were
found near Burka,iiic in the woods. The
partit, will probably hc selt on % the
grand jury.
The arrest, were made bv Nr y. II. r..
Osborne. N ho was a clerk in BrAd-b9N'>
.fufr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-29
MANCHEsTER NEWS NOTES.
Pretty Marriage at the Central netho
dtst Churcii-Ofher Items.

The Central Methodist church was crowd.
ed at 10 O'Clock Yesterday morning, the oc-
casIon being the marriage OF Mr.. Alex
aDdCr II. FilZgerald and Miss Agnes Exiiia
Owen. Al the hour named. while Mr..
Kirk Mathews played beautiful wedding
march, the coupe entered the church by
the right aisle. Four Of the u,her>- Mes,rs.
Frank II. Fitzgerald, Thomas L. Owen,
John Jones, oi Berkley, and John
Winston. oi Bristol, Tenn.-preceded
the couple. and the other four-MtsSrs.
K. {. Williams. John BrodnaN,
Herbert u. owen. and II. \. Maurice fol-
lowed them. When the altar was reached
The ushers separated, the first four standing
To tie lcit Of the bride and the other, to
the right OF the groom. Rev. William II.
Christian oficiatad, assisted 10y Rev. -. i.
Epes. After receiving the congratulations
of friends Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald left on
the ll:01 4. VI. tram for northern tour.
The groom j. a son u Clty-Sergelni
Henry Fitzgerald. j. principal OF the public
school, OF this city, and i a very deserving
young gentleman. The bride i the young
est daughter Of Mr.. Benjamin L. owen,
and !, an accomplished AMI popular young
lady. when married she wore a travelling
her STYLE Of beauty.
Last night was the time for a regular
meeting of m, city school Board, but none
wa. held. The school, are now taking a
recess for Chri, mas, aud there being no
important Lu.inc,, for the Board 10 atic1d
20. The president instructed the secretary
not b. issue notice, f0r the mrcling.
a large audience attended the "Chri>'-
4 a. t..t, ,Hr.l I..f L.. 4 .
church h,' night. and each one present re-
c,iNed SIit.
The Manchester German club held H.,
first german az Ccr>lcl's Hall h,t night.
There Was good crowd present and an
enjoyed tncm>clyc-.
lhc infantclq-, Of the BIinhridee->trcot
Baptist church bad Chr-tma,.trcc ll,,
night. and the little ones were all made 10
fees eiad hy each one receiving package.
Nj. !. NallIce ~ncllng> and bride .Dfc
Ni,> PATCH have roluncdirom their bri Ial
tour. and arc boarding Wi,h tIc groom.
mother. Ml,. Y. L. Suolling>.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-29
Pnllca AnnrI.

M, iollowius eases were DISPOSED o.
y,,tcrIN-Ju>licc ID. T., Richardson pre-
siding:
John White colorcd. drunk and at.
tempting 20 cut 1iiilc stewart with Aulic.
Fined - ard costs.
Fannie Russell and DInicl Nicholas both
coiorcd} w,re fined - each for n-htlus in
he ,'rcct.
Frank Hal.tcad, a warrant wa, commit.
ted 10 jail for twelve months in driaul. Of
security.
samuel Pul'lm .co'orcd, va. hacd >lQ
,or a,saultn@ and beating John Lincoln
With q rock.
Quong Wah Ling. threatening TO shoot
p. :. Palmer. Fined - and costs.
William Morton ,coloredI. rccklc->ly
irving hi, team in the street. and driving
gain>t and iEiuring L. u. wilson. Di-.
missed.
Peter McDonough drunk, di,ordrrly,
nd resisting tlc police. >rnt on to the
Tapd jury.
Jennie Coy .co,orcdl, di,order'y on the
street. Dismissed.
james owens and Martha Phili.. night
ing and cIeating disturbance IN the nelgh-
horhooJ. They were required 10 give Sc
cWiG IA the sum oi 500 for twelve
months.
J9me> T. Hill .coloredl. ,tcalln- breast.
pin from Anna Burton. Dismissed.
Martha Morris, E!yira Tucker. and Bette
Go0dc ,a. coiOgeu a,-ault.ns rad abusing
Ella F.eids. Dismissed.
John smith, drunk. Dismissed.
Ella Field, and Mamie >mita Doth cole
ored', a.,aultIng and abusing Bette Goode.
Dismissed.
Annie scott .cGiorcdl, ,tfa'ing lot OF
wearing apparel from Mrs. +. 9. Edwards.
>ent 20 jail for tuifty day.
CHARLES Washington and Wt,hln-ton
CORY. a,>auliiny and beating Mason
Gcdd in thc street. Fined each $40 aud
costs.
David Tsliltrro .cplorcd), stealing II
in money from james Bank. Dismissed.
Henderson Morri,, ucspA>>ing on the
premise, of and cur-lng. abusing. and
threatening n assault William stewart.
surety required lor twelve month, IN the
sum of Si00.
J. ". Madison lcooredl, forging note
Tor SSS the sane purporting to have been
.Igned by i. J. White. Dismissed.
G. J. Watson (colored), a-saulting and
striking Fannie Madison on the street.
Continued until to-day.
William NJ. Monroe tcolored). gaming IN
his bar-roOm or house-playing cards for
drinks. Continued until to.d day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-29
The rnea,re-"Fra DiAyoIo ="

e" Fra DiavOlo - was pres nted last night
hy the Boston Ideals before a large aud ap'
prtciailye audience. The est WlS one II
the strongest aRd most evenly balanced ever
seen here. Miss Marie ~t0Gr, A. /erlina.
had a thorough conception Of her part. She
completely capiivated the audience by
her splendid yocaliLaiion, while her
acting eyinced the most perfect Re-
fincmcni. She was abs seconded by
Mr.. Macdonald a. the da'hng ro5ber,
Fra Diayolo." This gentleman has al.
ways been . fayOrite with orr people, and
his efforts last night served 20 strengthen
his position a. such. Nile. Louise La
blachc, a. Lady Allcash, mad a decidedly
good impression. She has hne contraito
voice. full and sweet. added TO which
she Is pleasing in person and a good
actress. This is her fr;t appearance
In Richmond. Mr.. Barnabee. ss Lord
Allcasb, acquitted himself handsomely.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-29
Another Lee Model.

Another model Il the eque,tiiln statue
of General lee h1, been received ai tIr
Capitol. and i now 0n exhibition In tbs
senate chamber. Thi- ON" comes from j..
otto. a sculptor Of Rome. The hor>a t.
Standing. hi. left front hoof paving the
Garth. " hlr his head. refined tightly by thc
rider i, pulled downward and slightly to
re right. The figure oi Lee has 4 com
handing appearance. and a' hc >it- hi>
,tecd li> 'oOk and pos rather ,Uor, Of
defiance. lir wears boot. spur, ,ioucb
hat. and The cape Of the coat i, thrown
back. ON either side OF the saddle. m
front, ale pistol pockets. Two other head,
arcoml1uy the model, both 81 which are
yur9ttFtI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-29
r,,er.s,,,e Commerce Eli.

The Chamber of CONNER. = Committee
on Inland Trade MIR. A. II. Christian. Jr.,
chairman Will meet in ttc room Of thc
ChamIer tomorrow night %. : O'Clock TO
consider and report upon the bin now be-
fore Congress commonly called the utter.
,tate commerce biii-m oth.r words. M
lioual legislation regulating TIE subject oi
transportation. Severli prominent gentle
men irpre>entiug important hu,ire>' lnle'
rests here have been invited o. meet tue
committee, which consists oi Me>,rS. \.
II. Christian. Jr., q. J.. Colrcll. J.. d..
TaVlor, John i. Purcell. and lohu :. Elicit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-29
RICHMOND WEDNESDAY MORNING DECEMBER 80 1856

His presence here always gives pleasure.
Mr.. Ivan Morawski and Mr.. w. ii. Clark,
the former as Giacomo aud the latter AZ
Beppo, came In for full share OF the Donors
Of the evening. They are both splendid
bassos. as IL also Mr.. J. c. Mron. who took
the part Of Matteo, the inn-kceper.
Mr.. A. T.. Nichols was very ac-
ceptable as Lorenzo, chief OF the
Carbineers. The chorus proved quite
4 valuable par, OF the entertainment. Last,
but by no means the least, was the orches-
ira under the direction Of Mr.. s. l.. stud
ley. lis almost perfect training was shown
in every movement. In the language Of Il
gentleman fully competent to judge, II Is a
"gem." That about expresses II.
In the last act Mr.. Clark sang " Let All
Obey" which displayed 10 great advantage
mis- magnificent voice. He was, OF course,
recalled.
At the matinee TO. day martha " will be
given. and Tonight Victor the Blue stock
ing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-29
pre,b,teriau Sunday Schools.

TIE annUal >untay--ch0ol festival 90, t's
second Presbyterian church va, he'd yr.-
tcrlay M the l,cturc-room. iherc 81, s
nr-c attendance oi children, tca.h.r.. ud
parents.
The festival for the scholar, Of th. Oil-
Market school will DEE held TODAY. "a.
e.lhcriu. OF these children Wi also tN,
place In the lcctiiTc-rolm of the Second
Presbyterian church, it being more con-
Neulrnt place than ihc Oid-Mrhct Hail
Trey viii receive the gi.> and Offering,
provided for them IT he festival yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-29

sulliyan's "IoIanthe." The house was
crowded. and the performance did credit
20 this company. which has played here be-
fore with such satisfaction To the music.
loving public. Miss Bessie Gray, the prima
donna. Is well known here. and nav be
called A Richmond favoriie. She has lost
none OF her brightness, and has good
support IN her present company.
Mikado will be played al the matinee TO-
day and Oliyette tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-29
Oh. what Awful Breath.

There j. nothing more heailhiul than
onions. The trouble /. that pcr.on, are
afraid TO eIt them because they make The
breath uniragrAnt. But there is less
fragrant breath than that freightcd with
onions. We mean the breath Of = person
with foul stomach. Take him away, we
inwardiy cry when h. whispers in our ear.
DO see that your breath i pure. Take %
few Brandreth', PIl, and regulate your
liver, stomach, and bowels, and you breath
will bc sweet