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Ricnmoa6 Theatre.

Patti Rosa, IN her great character OF
Bob" completely captlyated her audience
last night, closing her engagement IN
triumph. She was continuously spplauded
snd encOred. and twice called before the
curtain. 1t is understood she makes re-
tuTh dates.
Tonight sheridan Knowles's tragedy OF
Virginiu. Il TO be given by Ar. Frederick
Warde, who is so great isyorte in Rich
moud. Virginius Il Nr. Warde's grsat
character. and he will be welcomed with a
crowded house. II is long since a good
tragedy has been given at the Theatre, and
all lovers of high art will avail themselves
OF this opportunity Of seeing II.
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A s,,,rn Am r,m. saye. Nine,

Pea bottle Of DR.. Dayid's Cough syrup
will save you both time AID money II taken
II once. before the cough or cold becomes
so deep seated that medicine canrot reach
IT, Dr. David's Cough syrup has no equal
as a safe. pleasant, ard effective cure for
Throat aud Lung troubles. Price rs cents,
or five bottles for a dollar. everywhere.
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CBocua BuIbs
| Is cents per hundred st II. A. Catlin's, No.
| 6 north Ninth street.
A Noted Divine.

Both q preacher and banker last week
purchased Upright KDsbe Piaoos. One
took the Rosewood Case; the other "a
Ebsnized Case. ManIv Il. Ramos 4 Co.
bsve fine wsrerooms and beautiful stock
Of instruments. Catalogues do not cost
anything. Get one from the music-storc
next the corner OF Ninth and Main streets.
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PA,NTISGs. rNGRavINGs. 6c
ICUNOND APT ROOMS.

pICHMOND ART ROOMS,
IL 2O7 BROAD STREET
Lsrge stock % ENGRAVlN NGs. PAINT
NOr, kTCHINGS. TRANSPAkkSCln ~
and ALL KINDS or DECORATING hhI
J slso Continue nv PORTRAIT WORK IN
on Pstlsi and CrGyOh. Lowest prices con
slftenl Eith frSi. class goods and work man
snip. lOc 2s.lwl A. r. ChAi'<
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-03
Dr. Bas,on tm the =" sassa."

"Thc Mozart Association purchased OF
Messrs. Manly B. Ramos & Co. the finest
and lsrgest..ize Concert Grand Piano man.
ufactured. In securing the knabe the Mo-
zsrt IL fortunate, and Mcssrs. Ramos n Go.
are 10 oe congratulated at the patronage OF
the Association
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-03
BEhF, PORK, AUTHORIZATIONS. ae'
yIVAITFP r RRATTFR. STALL l2

W FIRST MARKET. Richmono, va
oeslet IN FRESH HALTkD. AND SAOhhp
bEkF. PORK SAUSAGE, &c Druggists IN
sny I8r Of Virginia and North CafoIn 10
tmn niShed with pure refined AUTTOS.TA.LL-
Low. OfcsB by mail rlled by express H.
Y. D. smoked Bsef.Topgues q specially.
90 In.
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Charr.h u,th nIexaI Regl.tratIen.

Messrs. Oliver Thomas, Lewis Wakefield,
and Willie Dabney (coloredl, and Alexan-
der McDonOugh (white) were arrested yes
terday for illegal registration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-03

DR.. William A. Harris, president wss-
ieysn Female Institute. stsunton, Va.,
said in 1882: "The Fischer Pianos sre IN
all respects equal 10 any We have ever used"
He has Just ordered new lot Of nessrs.
Ryhnd 4 Lee.
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eIEAxssa. DyEsNG. Ae.


RICHMOND STEAM ID III N "
~ scUURiNG,. AND CARPET -CLEA n
lh6-S SOkkb. sos north fiub street IT,, ni.n
hosd, Va Special attention paid 70 cream, :, =,
nv, dyeing, and repairing OkSTLEhEN :
CLOfHfs. CARPETS taken mp cleanea'
spd re sid. Mrs. A. j. PYLE.
oe -F,suAWsm Proprietxo1.
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PERSONAL

NOTICE TO CLAIMASTS.--Per-
~ sons holding claims against schooner
bLiA STRICKLAND must present. tneh
70 " II. Hill a co. oyster Packers NOT
iolk Va. within sixty dsSs from date, or
this advertisement will be pleaded IN DAT 81
their Aelusf nDfut Oc 20-W<t
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Net quite six months aeo . geuslen.a
rurchssed from the music stofe next -
corner Of Ninth street square Piano. -
order n get an Upright Emerou Pisno -
offers the Square NJ . sacrifice OF my Do
lars. The piano does not show use. IN
stalments II desired.
MANLY B. RAnos q CO.
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rn. vs,sr.u H.d I. Tts.

The city ambulance was called TO the
First police station yesterday afternoon TO
Thomas Carr, an old veteran from the Sol
diers' Home, who had tit. lie was taken
10 the Retreat for the Sick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-03

Wise's majority, l,44o.
HESRICo.
Below will he found the unofficial vote OF
Henrico county, As will be seen from the
subioined table the returns OF several pre-
cincts are estimated:
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Browns Iron Bi;,ers,

this paper would have no room for news,
poliiics. or marriages and deaths. Were
III sufferers from these diseases 10 give il
a trial. the papers would have little &C.
casion Tor space devoted 70 records oi
dcSths.
In 3 nttle pamphlet which We circu-
late freely in this section, called Home
Udn. We rive few Of the local cortiii-
cl.cs cf cures received from persons well
known 20 you in business and social cir
clos. II an were Published they would
cover such a ran.e Of disorders cured
that YOU would exclaim, in surprise,
"TrUlv, Browns Iron blttcrs must bc
the ycn' c.iXir Of lie"
Rea! lie l.st of diseases: Biliousness,
i,uni;oc. snd all liver troubles. weak
LiGncvs, Inflammation Of the bladder,
gravel, diabetes, dtCpsy, rheumatism ol
Tie heart. Brights disease. dyspepsia,
INDIGESTION. constipation, headache, loss
cf appetite, 1atulencv, heartburn. sCU-
stomach, canker in the stomach, impure
Hood, hUmors. scrC.uia, salt Theum. ery-
Gotlas, cruptions Of the skin, toils, fhgu-
rla,ism. neuralgia, nervous prosiration.
slccp.ossucss, catarrh, fever and ague
dumb aruc, swamp fever, malaria, aa,.
female complaints.
Nl,hcse forms Of diseases. ofhoth hcay
md brain. have been cured Iy Brown
lron EIt'c-s.
t.l c.n lc cured again hy using tiie
e.mc v.l.ailo medicine. To the Gaze
exercised in The sciction and prcp"'c.-
ti.n q o., E.t,rai, AID the Sill OF tie
couliuai..a q oi
D:own's lion D:"cro,
! Inc ;,s Success rs q remedial agent
V.-dsl alternatives from the cwoTld of
nature. So ed for their direct and power
fnl action upcn the blood, with a special
rYcuara,irn Of iron known only o. tac
r-oirietors of Browns Iron Bites.
tlo-or-hly assimilatcd and combined iu
eeh ar.rncr as 10 develop the Blood
r.r ,irg and --thUing propcrtio Cd
a.h. s-d al'0w ,a.h 90 act freely a''
loor.hlv rf-u the g., stem, gives l,.t
i-s-s-l;icn D., success, and places y a.
tie bead of all popular medicines oi tic
dav.
s. well known is ;'s effect uTon the
diseases mentioned tEet many cfthclot
rhv,ic.aas in a., country, laying aside
ibtir preiudiccs ain-t secrecy in the
rrrra-alion Of ,o.i.inc. recommend
Browns I-rn rJ.rs TO their patients.
st home. vhG IT :, prepared. 50 dior
crraiy to H.. physicians rely upon thc
ir.,-r;tv anl NOR 4 its manufacturers
AMI i,s weli-kL.wo medicinal quaiitic-,
that s,r.as oi ihe rC't cnirC-; in 'lo
r-o.,.i-n have Published testimonial, of
hcvouiC..l cWo, taatLayc ocne MCC
n rci-orvaticn. tbs j. ro' only rH-
usual. lut has never loeu done f.F any
other medicine.
Never has Tr-vo's I-on T.,'Us f-iico
O. suls,artia'c all th.t rfy,icisn> hove
iaI. or its r-opriD;crs c.aimCd fer IT..
Asa blood purifier il is rrcqualed.
2sasor aeh corrective it h.s no peer.
IT, s-ca-.hgn weak Kidneys 20 other
mciiere can tc Compared 10 it.
l,s power o. proUne action in tic
Sluggish liver il unparalleled.
An Other iron medicines cause ccue,i-
ration and headache. Browne Iron E.;-
te-s crres them. II viii not injurc rr
li,r-Ior thetcdh. Price only one dollar
aianla
Prepared ty Brown Chcmica' c..
I-", NJ
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Richmond Arr Rooms.

Fine Paintings, EngHyngs, Etchugs.
Decorative Art, and all the latest styles OF
Frames and Pictures. A. +. CRAI0,
201 Broad street.
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Z.p.,,.uce or an .x.Cn.mpss..

Athletes and men who take ordinary
outdoor exercise. such as walking, run
ming, bicycle-riding, jumping, swimming,
tennis, etc., are often the subjects OF acute
troubles. The experience Of an ex-chan,-
pion walker will be of interest 10 all who
are afflicted. Read the folloSing letter:
No. 394 FAST NNETEENTH srREgr, I
NEW YORK, April 3, 1886.
Numerous statements relative 10 the
merits Of different pasters having been
brought to my attention, take tins oppor-
tuniiy to state that have used Alicoek's
Porous Plas'ers for over twenty years and
prefer them TO any other kind. | would
furthermore state that wa. very sick with
catarrh OF the kidneys, and attribute my
recovery entirely to Allcock's Porous Pas
tors. HARRY BR0ogs.
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VOTE OF VIRGINIA.

VOTE OF VIRGINIA.
Election Of Ten Members Of the
Fiflieth Congress.
RICHMOND REDEEMED.
Hon. George D. WiSe'S Majority
Here 2,l03.
A RETyTTED DEMOCRACY IN THE CITY,
The Wokingmen Give Solid Support
to Our Candidate.
OTHER NEWS NOT 50 GOOD.
CabelI Badly Defeated by Brown, lnde-
pendent
BOWEN BEATS HENRY.
Several Districts Thought 10 b, Safe For Is
in DOubt.
SMALL VOTE PCLLED.
So the Accounts from Every
Section Say.
DEMOCRATICAPATHY
An Unaccountable Indifference Mani
tested By Our People.
THE NEWS AS 1T COMES
Latest kilograms from all Accessible
Quarters Of the State,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-03

Healthy Gums Sweet Breath.
RUIANDfNE.
CABELLs PHARMACY,
Third and Main streets.
WHERE To FIND DPEARIS.--Scientifc peo.
pie have been instructing folks where 70
look for pearls: but right here In Richmond
and adjacent territory they abound-in the
mouth OF every lady and gentleman VINO
uses MISor's DKsTIFRIcE. by all drug
gists. rs cents.
Preserve your Teeth and harden your
Gums with
RCLANDINE.
CABELLs PHARMACY,
Third and Main streets
Aromatic. Fragrant. Curative.
RULANDIsE.
CABELL's PHARMACY,
Third and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-03

Swlfls Specific is entirely vegetso be:
Treatise on Blood and SKIN Diseases mailed
free
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY.
Drawer 3. Atlanta. Ga, or 1877 west wen
ty-lnlrc sireet. New YOrk. Oc 8O-lW
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From Ceilsr 10 Garrst
easily cleaned in O day. Use the famous
pparlfnp
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Power Ol knowledge.

It's adaptation IN l,.e gives u I's vaiae'
vrahsul Statements frequently reiterated,
have tr,ght tie suLcToTS irom dis
oas,s q Llo blood, stomach,
liver and kidneys that
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BROWNS IRON piTTEas

hrnislcs a sure and speedy cure.
This knowledge once gained spread
ioconccivably, as e,in,el by the thou
sapds Of unsolicited testimonials we have
received from persons benefited by is
pso in such cases. We're we 20 publish
bet one in a score Of such welcome words
Of praise Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-03

In the FOurlh district IN 1881 The Candle
dates and votes were: J. d. Brady (Rl'
II, ,4OS; Evans r., G.447; Riyes D.) 1886.
Republican vote, 1883; Democratic. TO-
NO
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/: For every pattern your tailor shows
you we can show you my in READY
MADE GARMENTS. and for every dol
ar the tailor asks you we will ask only
SO cents
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
II TITLE DROPS OF WATER"

CLERICAL SUITS and FULL DRESS
SUITS always on hand-the former is
cut high. and the latter cut low. bat the
price is i0tc for bSth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-14
TIE VIRGINIA DEBT.

A telegram from Washington says: I'm
the House Of Representatives g bill was
presented by Mr.. BRADY, Of Virginia, su-
thorizing the President to appoint o board
of commissioners to investigate to what
extent the United States may be legally or
euuitably liable for the debt due BY the
State of Virginia because Of the partition
o! that State without its sonsent during
the late war; and the extent Of the equita-
BILE liability Of the United States to the
uUudnoIders or oruer States of the UHiUu
and foreign bondholders on account OF the
action of the State authorities Of Virginia,
multiplying the decisions of the Supreme
Court OF the United States as to the debt
of Virginia"
Virginia is getting in earliest about the
discharge of her old debt. The prospect
doesn't look very favorable for West Vir'
GINA paying THAI Sl5,OOO,0OO Virgins
very gratuitously and kindly assigned her,
Sill Virginia would ike to see it paid and
the burden and worry and stigma removed
There is q great deal Of difference be
tween Senator BRADY's measure and thai
proposed in the memorial by some cheeky
New York parties, for having the Govern
ment assume the payment Of part OF the
debts Of the Confederate States, 1t has
been the custom for the United States tt
compensate States that cede territory to The
Government. Virginia was compelled t.
cede West Virginia and never received &
cent. Of course it was q war measure
and a good many things are considered al
lowable in war, but it looks like Virgins
ought not to be punished more than othel
Confederate States. Virginia met with the
same losses as the other States, and tIer
in addition lost ons-third Of her territory
The question as to whether West Virgins
owes any part Of the debt Of the " States
has nothing TO do with the matter IS tc
whether the Government owes Virginia.
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WEST VIRGINIA POLITICS.
What Our Exchanges are Saying of Me
and Events.

What Dur Exchanges are Saying of Men
and Events.
Six candidates for State Senator are 10
the field in Fsyette and Greenbrier coun'
ties.
Col. Ben Wilson seems fairly entered in
the race for Congress in the First district.
1.-THE gallant Colonel is really in the fight
10 stay we shall expect to see that district
reclaimed by a handsome Democratic ma
jority.-Fsirmont Index.
Should the Republicans nominate Nor
! ria for Congress in the Fourth District,
| Gibson would eat him up alive.-Gilmer
Banner.
Hon. Sep Hall being asked who the
Democrats of the First District would run
for Congress this fall, replied; $50 tar "a
1 nave observed, and | have made some
inquiry in that direction, Their. is q very
general desire to run this yesr-somebody
We can elect. "--Parkersburg Sentinel.
Judge Okey johnson is not unwilling to
succeed Mr.. Gibson in Congress. He does
not wish it to be understood that he ia q
candidate, but if the nomination comes TO
him he will not turn his back upon it,
KsnsWhs Gazette.
We rather suspect that the attorneys who
are called upon to meet Mr.. Flick in the
q. S. Court will Gnd him one of the most
animated of beings and contrsriest sick
man that they care to meet. That was the
experience Of our local bar during the late
long term Of our court and we suspect the
coming term will find him around doing
full and lively duty.-Martinsburg INDIE
pendent.
Our experience With the Republican
party Of this State leads US to almost des-
pair Of any successful organization being
effected. The average great man in the
Republican ranks will spend more time
aud money to defeat q rival Republican or
smirch him than he will to elect q Repub-
Misunderstanding Journal.
Major Golf and Mr.. Ballentine have in
troduced into the House bills demanding
q certain amount of sea service before the
promotion of naval officers. The princi.
pie is theoretically sound and admirable.
1t is also pleasant 20 note that Major Gof,
who used to be Secretary Of the Navy IN.
der Mr.. r. B. Hayes still feels an interest
in that establishment.-NeW York Sun.
General Golf is folloRing the example
Of Senator Camden byinvesting his money
in railroads. There is some difference,
however, in the character of the invest
ments. The Senator'S money is spent
within our own State, and improves the
State greatly and gives employment to
many o flour people, while the General in
vests his in a Washington street railroad,
which benefits no one in the State but him
self.-Falrmont Index.
So far IS we are able to judge, the nomi
nation Of Judge John j. jacob for Congress
would give more satisfaction to the people
of Brooke and other counties in this end Of
the district than that Of any man yet men,
toned. In our humble opinion, Judge Jacob
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is the man for the hcur-sble, fearless, cons
cientious, strong and popular, his seiec'
ton by the Democracy az our candidate In
the approaching Congressional contest
would render success certain--Pan'handis
News.
Col. Ben Wilson, barring his politics, when
in Congress gave satisfaction to the MAJOR
ity of his constituents, and would probably
prove the strongest man the Democratic
party could nominate; but should the
coveted nomination fall to him, Lions
would probably block his pathway leading
to WashiDgton.-Brooke County Local.
Where is the Republican from this State
whose influence in the affairs OF the ma
tiou ia equal TO that of Henry 6. DAVIS OF
Senator Camden2 And where Is tneli
orator, in the State or out, who is spoillpe
for a chance to tackle Senator henns
We believe there are q dozen or more q
least, who are equals OF the gentlemen
named, and who would make good Sena
tors if elected. So there is no hurry W
have plenty to choose from.-st, Mary
Oracle.
The New Dominion is reliably intorme'
} that Thomas II. B. Stsggers, Esq, o
. Fairmont will enter the field for the com
inc Congressional fight in this district. Nj
Stspgers is an old Monongslia boy, an
t very few young men on that SIDE OF IN
fence could outrun the white fox OF tn
. Monopsahela."-New Dominion.
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A MODEL STATESMAN.

The more We think of Mr.. GLADSTONE
the more is he to be admired as . states
man. he is the model statesman for Euv.
land and America His courage and his
coByietiOrs raise him above d~emsgoguery
and be doesn't hesitate to stand up and
fight for what he believes is right, though
sll the aristOcracy of England opposes
him.
The great trouble with too many of our
politicians Is that they are cringinG COW
srds. Too many are afraid to speak out
for any Measure Of importance to the peo-
pie lest they lose popularity by il. We
find 3 few Senators and Representatives
in Congress who are of this stripe
and they are the men who are
continually ~hummipg and having about
Insignificant things, and viii let the ques-
hat are vital to the prosperity Of
the country 60 to the dogs. if by 20 doing
can patch up their chances for 9 fat
Office.
II is ~unpleaantly interesting to zee the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-14

IT has been thought GEORGE ALFRED
TOWNSEND, or Gath" is the best paid Of
our newspaper writers. But the Philadel
phia News is authority for the statement
that jos HOWARD. of the New York World,
earned with his pen last year $4,000
TowSsESD never claimed to have made
more than $1,000 in one year. OF course,
HowARD does not dePePd upon a salary
from one paper. Some editorial salaries
in this country run up to $4,000 8 year.
The best salaried editor in the world is the
chief OF the London Times, who receives
49, 900 year and a handsome house rent
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THE WINTER WHEAT OROP.

The latest reports in regard to the wheat
crop in six leading winter wheat States
show very fsvorably, Pennsylvania has
about the same amoant Of seed planted a.
last year. The spring opened with warm
rains, and fields look s~plendidly. On bssi,
OF 1882, the crop yield will reach $4,000
900 bushels.
Ohio-Whsat in splendid condition; ll3
reports show sn average of 10 per cent.
increase over last year On average Of same.
The only complaints received are from
three northeastern counties. A fair esti.
mate would place the 1886 crop 20 per
cent. over lsst year, q gain Of 1000, 900
bushels.
Indians-Reports from all parts OF the
State indicate the largest wheat crop ever
grown in that State. The seed sown was
fully Is per cent. over 1885. Itis safe to
say the yield will reach SO, 1000, 900 bush
els.
Delaware and Maryland both report big
crop sown and condition excellent. 1t is
estimated that the yield in these two States
will exceed last year By 10 to II per cent.
California and the winter wheat dis.
tIicts on the Pacific Slope show full aver
age in quantity sown. Condition good
and prospects exceedingly favorable.
There is q good acreage soSn in West
Virginia and the prospects at present are
very eattering for a rich harvest. This
will not come Amiss, either, in the sections
Of cur State that have suffered so much
from drought in the past two years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-14

Ct many Of the politicians in re-
gard to the labor problem. They are
handling it as easy as fit were q dYna'
mite cartridge. Why2 One reason Is,
they are feeling about to End out the pop
ular side in their respective sections.
When this is found out, watch for gushes
OF s~loquence and patriotism powerful
enough to wake up BGRTHoLDfs Statue Of
Liberty.
1t is a pleasure to revert to the fact tha'
We have many prominent men in the coun
Try whose souls are animated with courag'
and convictions such as control Mr.. GLAD
sroxE. Would that We had more Of sucl
men,
"Whs shall dare to struggle in the solid ranks
truth,
To grasp the monster error by ths throat,
Bear Obinisn 10 = loitier seat,
/ Drive the era of oppression out
And usher = universal freedom IN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-14

The question of holding a worlds fair
in the United States in 1889, in cele-
brstion Of the one huudredth an
niverssry Of the Inauguration Of
our first President. The principal cities
Of the country are beginning to present
their special advantages why me rslr
should be held in their midst. New York,
Philadelphia and Washington seem to be
ahaod ;,ss nan
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United States Marshal's Sale.

TNITED STATES DI-ThICT COURT, North
ern District Of Florida.
r. B billiard, libellant,
Steamer Chesapeake, her boats. In Admiralty.
tackle. apparel, engines and
furniture.
By virtue OF a writ OF venditiOni eIponas 10 me
directed and delivered. ] will sell before the united
Stato- Cour; room building, In the city oil Jack.
souyille, whhin the said Northern District OF
Florida, on tuesday, the 10th day OF April, A. ID.
1896, the following property, VIZ: The steamer
Chesapeake, her boats, tackle, apparel, engines and
furniture Terms ca'h. Purchasers to pay Tor
titles. VIC BlRp, L. ). Marshall.
mr2Gh Northern district OF Florida.
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The boycott to be declared against the
great MCCsRucE reaper works at Chicago
will strike pretty heavily at the source Of
food supply. Farmers must have imPle'
msuts 10 harvest their wheat else some
BODY will 20 hungry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-14

THE New York Sun calls our Congress
mar Corr "Msior Corr" We object tc
this. We would have the Sun understand
that the Congressman from the First Dis
trict Of West Virginiais 8 full fedged Gen
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-14

New YoRK raked in eleven more thieVing
Aldermen yesterday. This is the whole
pack. Ifyou want a New Yorker to knock
von down lust call him sn Alderman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-14

IT is said that 200. geo men are wanting
to be initisted into the Knights Of Labor
as soon as the forty days in which it has
been prohibited 10 initiate he's members
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-14

JAY GOULD seems rather independent
about q boycott. since he believes be has
cid clothes enough to last him two or three
wears and raises his own grain and garden
truck himself