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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14
WHO WAS KNOCKED OUR"
Exciting Scene I'm o -. Louis News.
paper Office.

The Office OF the st. Louis Critic. a
weekly journal devoted 10 social gossip,
politics, sporting, and dramatic news, was
The scene OF lively encounter on Wednes-
day. When Jim Carroll, the b1nk-robber,
was arrested here several weeks ago ani
taken back 10 Galesburg, ILL.,, the Critic
published what purpOrted to be q
sketch OF ClrrolPs career in Chicago and
Springfield Ill. The article contained re-
Fiction on Chicago newspaper-man. re-
cogniZed a. John A. Corwin 10y his intimate
friends. Mr.. Corwin was in It. Louis
on his way home from Waterloo, ILL.,,
where he had interviewed Congressm IN
Morrison on the lattcr's defeat, aud drop
ped into the critic Office with Iiatscll, OF
the Chicago Ae,rS, TO pay his respects t.
the managing editor, J. II. L. Irwin. Mf.
Irwin and he had been well acquainted L.
ncwspaper.men in Chicago and Springfi III,
H., having reported a session OF the Hi
nois Legislature together at the latter place.
As Mr. Corwin entered the back editorial
Office Mr.. Irwin recognized him, and, pat
ting out his hand, said, "Uowdy do,
John;" ~ don't shake hands with you.
replied COrwin. "Take t;at " aud he
ct ont his right a, the managing editor
Of the Critic. From this point the ac-
counts differ widely. one report has it
that Irwin dodged the blow, eau Ing Cor
win 10 hit the corner Of a door. and that
the sporting editor OF the critic then took
a hand and Knocked COrwin senSele's, and
that il was some time before he was resu'-
citated. The other account, however, l.
very favorable to the Chicago man. Henot
only Knocked both OF Twins eyes into
one, but laid the sporting editor Of the PIT
per out also, receiving in return only
scratch beneath his LETT eye. This was the
only mark OF violence which Mr.. Corwin'S
face showed, and he seemed 10 be very eX-
ultant over what he considered 4 great vie
tory. Corwln denies that he ever had any
thing 10 do with Carroll other than 10 work
him fol news when he Carroll was polio"
reporter Of Chicago paper ten years ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14
Arormer virxinian iaonored.

Mr.. Franklin j. Dickmln, OF Cleveland,
who has been appointed by Governor Fora
ker to fill vacancy on the bench Of the SUI
premc Court OF Ohio, is a native Of Peters
burg. Va. aud was fitted for college by the
Rev. TheodTic Pryor, father OF General
Roger A. Pryor. lie graduated from Brown
University in 1916 with the sautatory
honors. lie then studied law and located
in Providence. X. l., and in 1857 was the
Democratic candidate for Att0rney-GenerIl
Of Rhode Island. In 1853 Mr.. Dickman re-
moved 10 Cleveland, o., united with the
Republicans in forming the Union party
At the outbreak Of the war, and in 1861 was
elected to the State Legislature. In 1868
be formed alaw partnership with Judge Ru-
fus l.. Spaldng, which was only dissolved
a few months ago 10y the latter's death. by
President Johnson's appointment Mr.. Dick
man became United states attorney for the
northern district Of Ohio in 1861. He was
a member OF the State supreme Court Com
mission, body created TO relieve the SUI
preme Court from 1883 10 1885, and thus
fall was named in the Republican COnven-
ton for nomination to the supreme Court,
being defeated 10y Hamilton county.
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M lls

GRAY Died. Saturday, November 18th.
CT dlphtheriaiic Group EMMA CAShiE.
youngest daughter Of James 4. ani EVA
beth Palmer cray Sged Two years and ten
months.
HULCE.- Died. November 10Th. in Bing-
hAmtOn. New YORK, GkORGIE CASTA-
LINE HULCE. late OF Richmond. Va.
Blessed are the pure in neart, 70. they
ehHll see God.
LOHMANS.-Dled November IL. 1886
~ $50 A. NJ, JOSIE son OF r. W. aud kaGe
Lohmann (deceased). and grandson OF val.
liam Burke; aged three years and one
month.
The funeral will take place from the resi-.
dence of his grandmother. Mrs. A. Lon
mann, No. 739 north Fourth street. 1Hts
AFTERNOON 81 2:3O O'Clock. Friends of
the family are respectfully invited TO at
tend.
MACMCRDO- Died. at Ashland, at 1880
o'clock z. NJ. November 18th, Mrs. ANN
FINDLAY NACMURDO.
The funeral will take place from the
Monumental church on MONDAY at IL
O'Clock.
MORTON-Dled. November -, 1856. at
his fathers residence, OTEN C., oldest child
OF Y. \. and VI. A. Morton; aged II ne years.
Hisfuneral will take place from Trinity
Methodist Episcopal church AT 3 O'Clock
THIS AFTERNOON Friends aud acluaint-
ances are Invited 10 attend.
TANNER Died, I'm 81 Louis No No
vember the sth MABEL TANNER daugh-
ter of " illIsm \ and h. Gertrude Tanner
formerly OF Richmond, Va, in the nine
tecnih year OF her age.
L" None knew her but to love her,
None named her but To praise"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14
Tn. Democra,, OF virginia.

John 4. Harbour In New York Tribune
The Democratic disasters in Virginia are
due TO Il feeling Of dissatisfaction with the
Administration principally. There were
other causes, but this was the main one TO
create the apathy that existed. We are all
paItisans In Virginia. The Malone men
are partisans Of the strongest type. The
Democrats who oppose them could not be
otherwise II they wished. The Democrats
have not been satisfied that the Malone
oflico-bolders should remain in office under
Democratic Administration. In other
words, they have not believed that this is 4
Democratic Administration. ! don't be-
lieye that in politics or in ANYTHING else Won
can deaf with men a. il they were anything
hui human beings. II you take them for
human beings, The men who do the work
are entitled TO the rewards. There ha,
been another thing IN Virginia operating
against lis. What patronage has been
given out has raised up crop Of angry
men. There were numerous applicants
for each Federal office. The men who
were disappointed have gwen Us trouble
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Imuortnut uO Travellers.

when you VISIT New York stop at the
buckingham Hotel, Fifth avenue. kept on
The European plan. Very centrally located
for either transient or permanent guests !;
near the Grand Central depot, and quite
accessible by either elevated or surface rail.
roads, also by stages which pass the door
every few minuies. Tins magnificent hotel
is elegantly furnished, aud has spleudid
public parlors for ladies and gentlemen.
smokipg-rooms, bllliard-rooms, private
dangerous, &C., &c. IL has rooms vary
ipg 10 price from 81 per day upwards;
also, superior accommodations for families
wishing TO make either long or short stays.
The restaurant Is unsurpassed aud the
prices reasonable.
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TUE RICHMOND DISPATCH--.SUNDAY. NOVEMBER IA. 1886

through the Mediterranean to Gibraltar.
He will return home by way OF the shet-
land islands. Iceland, and Greenland. occu-
pyInp at least two years and possibly three,
in his Journey. lie will take with him
everything that can tend to make him COM
Portable and safe In the dimensions occu-
pied. and ~ view Of The fact that Thom,s
Stevens has taken his bicycle safely through
the wild tribes on land, he feels that any
dangers the sea may offer are trif'es in com
pori.on
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AMIsETfNF ~.
TIE FESTIVAL AND "CRES

THE FESTIVAL AND Ores
4 Cent" ENTERTAINMENTS by the la
dies IN The lccture.room OF Clay. street
church Will be continued on MONDAY and
TUESDAY tNESINGS the i3tn and l6tl
nj 1880 O'CLOCK. Twenty four youug ladies'
IN atirectiye costumes. Will form aud exc.
cute tie beautiful Crescent with im-
posing Tableaux each evening. A special
feature Of the entertainment on Tuesday
evening Will be Vocal and Instrumental
Music by the Misses Trainnam and the
BOYS OF the Male Orphan Asylum. with
their Nocophones and ChinOcOplas. under
the superintendence OF Mrs. j. Il. Gill. and
The Grand Flag Drill " OF forty OF the boys
OF the asylum, by Professor 4. j. MINOR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14

The Providence journal does not take
much stock in the statement OF BLAINE and
others that the negro laborers at the South
are paid starvation wages. In recent
issue 1t gives some figures touching wages
paid TO negroes al the South, and by way of
comment adds:
Unworthy. therefore. as is the purpose
Of certain northern mems charges against
southern employers, their statements are
emasculated TO harmleSsness by the ease
with which any obseryant and inquiring
man can prove their untruth."
OF truth the vision OF the journal is
clearing up very rapidly.
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10y THE DIASpOpA uTc,T,

bs1" THE DIASPORA MISSION.
sn association OF Christians OF all denomi.
nations will hold union prayer.mee Ing
in the frame building ~. JOINS church.
yard, SUNDAY, November l4th. r. NJ.
The public are cordially invited 10 attend,
and al pastors are requested TO give notice
from the pulpit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14

During The last two years the Virginia
faimers, with the present tsx.rate on their
lands. and under the present labor system,
have hardly made enough money TO keep
out OF debt. Alexandria Gazette.
Suppose they had been sending million
Of dollars TO England during each of the
,ass ten year., as the gazette would have
had them dor Isn't 1t clear that the State
would DC bankrupt to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14

TO Democratic supremacy, that solidity viii
be maintained" Yesterday It declared
that "virginia has taken ITS place In the
line of Republican States" How does
our esteemed contemporary propose 10
reconcile those two staicments' We think
II will take more ingenuity than even the
average Republican organ possesses to do So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14

The Savannah NeicS says: at is to be
hoped that the Virginia Democracy and
WILLIAM MALONE will not be buried in the
same grave" The Virginia Democracy has
no idea Of dying. But were it possible for
the double interment the Ne,cS speaks of
to take place, what an earthquake there
Uould he
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14
MARRIAGES.

TH-EYSTROM.-Ms Wednes.
day, october u, 1855. at the residence OF
brides parents ST. west Main street. by
the Rev. T. g. Dashiell, WILLIAM SIDNEY
HEATH TO MAGDALENE NYSrRJM
both Of Richmond, Va.
HOOK-LANDERS- Married. on October
4 1888, at ~. Andrews church. Baltimore.
Nd, 10y the Rev Father Dsuesch. JOHN y
HOOK, OF Baltimore. TO JOSIE -. Lam
DEKS, OF Rich mOnd. Va.
MORRIS-LCBPOCK Married. October
rs, 1855. AT ~. Mark Episcopal churcn, oy
Rev. 4. G.. Dashiell, Mr.. GEORGE W MOB.
RIS 10 Mrs BETTE {. LUBBOCK; bo;n
OF Richmond. Va.
Baltimore papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14

DR.. Aubrey, Of London, weli-known
journalist ana speaker who was the Glad
stone candidate for North Hackney in july,
entertained an audience at the Union.
League Club, Chicago. last saturday night,
by "A Familiar Talk About William L.
Gladstone" The speaker said Gladstone
was now as strong and healthy As ordinary
men were az forty Of tltly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14

give men of the mounted police at
Regina, y. W. r.. have deserted to the
United states, carrying off with them the
entire pay Of one troop, amounting to
$4,000" That's step towards reciprocity
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14

Nebraska papers indicate that the Re.
publican Legislature is anti-Nan Wyck.-
Washington Post.
We doubt it. VAN WICK is not yet on
the retired list. He was elected before by
Democratic votes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14

" Pcllc OF Nelson"-thlt noted Ken
tucky " hiskcy-can be had only from W.
u. Blair Il Co., 1909 east Main street.
Distilled in 1851. and for sIX-veIr.old
whisky the price cannot be surpassed.
Also. try our popular " BILty" Cigar.
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Death of an Eminent Divine.

The Rev. Archibald Alexander IIodSc.
-. D., Ii. D., Professor Of Didactic and
polemic Theology IN the Theological semi
nary at Princeton, who died Thursday
night. was the eldest son Of the celebrated
Dr. Charles Hodge. Of Princeton, where he
was horn on July Is. 1893. He graduated
nj the College Of New jersey in 1913, and
after acting one year rs tutor he entered
the Princeton Theological Seminary. On
leaving the seminary he was ordained aS
a missionary, sailed for India in Au-
gust. 1871, ana was stationed at
Allahahad two years, but. owing TO
The i'll health OF his wife, ne returned
in May, 1850, and in 1851 accepted the
charge Of the church OF Lower West Not
lingham, Maryland, and in the fall OF 1876
resigned this charge for thatOf Fredericks-
burg. Va. While there he composed his
"OutlIncs Of Theology" which were pub
liShCd in 1860; but upon the breaking out
OF the war, in 1861, he removed 10 the
North. and became the pastoro Of the church
at Wikosharre, Pa. In May, 1862, he was
elected by the General Assembly to the
Chair Of Didactic, Historical, and POlCmic
Theology in the Western Theological
Seminary. and he removed TO ALE.
gheny City in the fall. and in 1856
became, in connection with the prOie 'sor-
ship he held. the pastor OF the North
Presbyterian church Of the same city. Or.
Hodge was some years ago transferred TO
the profe>sorShip Of Didactic and Poienic
Theology in the Theological Seminary at
Princeton, which char he held IN to the
time of his death. In 1851 he published .
work on "The AtOnemcnt and m 1850 4
Commentary On the Confession OF Faith"
As a practical teacher Of Theology Or.
Hodges reputation WAS very great. His
reputation reached far beyond the liant, OF
his own country. ana some OF his greatest
admirers ale TO be found among the
scholars Of Germany and England.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14

The National Republican needs rcgula.
ting. One day It Is in the depths OF woe,
and the next 1t Is upon the house.top.
Friday Il walled out that "wbencver south
sIr soIldiiy Is believed 10 be indispensable
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
RICIfEoSD THEATRE, }
November Il, 1886. !

THATCHER, PRIMROSE & WEST.
In consequence OF 1t being impossible TO
cel0y the Irain going soutn on Tuesday
night long enough 10 enable Messrs
THATCHER, PRIM zOsE & WEST to give
q Satisfactory and complete performance
N Tuesday Night they have decided, In
order not 10 disappOirt their very numarous
patIons. to give a SPECIAL MATINEE on
II tSpAI AFTERNOONat 2:30 instead Of
q performance on Tuesday night
They trust this will b. satisfactory 10 all
parties. GEORGE T. CLAPHAN.
Manager Thatcher, Primrose X West.
no lA-its
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS STUART IA
IL HORSE GGARUS- RGCHNOSD, I'm
VA. NOVem Der l3, lsSt.-GENt.- TeN
ALORDFKS, No. Il: The troop
VIII assemble OF Regimtntal ArmOry IN
fatigue uniform, TT tSDAN, November IS.
let6Rt l.. VI.
BY order OF /. II. DEASF. Captain.
CHARLES l.. SrSEL.
no l4.lts orderly Sergeant.
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New Book.

Pure Gold. A Novel. BY Mrs. II. LovETT
CAMERON, author of "Vera Ncvill." d" In
aGrass Country" &c., &c. Philadelphia ::
j. b. Lippincott Company. 1856. Price
in paper - cents.
For sale by the publishers.
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AUCTION sAI.gs-Mo.A.,
by George W. Mayo. Auctlon.er
Ono. Il. Lsugnton. Jr.. SalesnAn, ,
No. rs Ninth street.

A DNJNISTRATRIX'S SALE op
IA STOCK OF SELECT gANI,y Gpr
ChHIES. LIQUORS. STORE EfNTrEs,
WAGON. PHAfTOS. HARNESS
CFHSts. &C, AT AUCTION Asairi,,'.
ifsirix Of the estate OF James Il kt..y =.
ceased ,hsil sell stauctiOD on
MONDAY. NOYEMB.R lsrr
at 10 O'Clock at the store No. 5lss aa ",
SHAH street the entire stock OF SFfr''-
FAMILY GROCFRiES WINE tIpf.Oki
sOApS TN great variety COFFEE MI.
cHtLf GOODS. CANNED GOODS sTJx-
MIXTURES. HCALF%. $40 H.CA~F4 ~
BARRELS FIOrR STANDARD brands M
LAsStS. SUGAR~, IOFFkES. TEAr M
BACCoS LARD. fI-H g.. SC.
At IL O'CLOCK
STATE and CITY LIrFNSES fpr u1ar.
pned term, ! OR GERS WAGON f.,
hAkNE~S. l very good PHAETOs t4i
HAKNES@
The above stock Is fresh aui ofsoasl.sr..
gntds-em braces fui Iuf of FAff.l.
OK CIklfS and Is weIi-worfut tl.a.....
ton Of the retail rsde
ErMA 4 ETLLY
Afnin'sirqtiIX James y Kelly dec.4..'
Htoh's ". MAYO. AucU0urrr. non
ny James O.. Ea.u.
keal Estate Agent ari Au.ii0goer.
lIl4 Man sfr..f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14

JIM CUMMINGS would make a first-ratc
cnd.ma for the American star performers
in France.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14
FOR RENT.

t'CR RENT, SEVERAL NEW q
Houses on r. Is street between -
FoUrte-nt. AMI Mayo Streets couta. ing
SIX rooms each. win gas bath. aud a..
modern improvements. These houses AFR
Itst riIisheI and M fiTst Glass order Regt
uoctrate App.y 90 Z. 3 CHAtFlS &C. .
40 North Teu'h street. tOti.Jt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14

"Just rs BLAINE babe goOd-by to the
Fiith-Ayenue Hotel, Tuesday, Hon. JoHN
SHERMAN arrived" Where Is the wretch
who prevented collisions
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14
BE- CENTENARY METHODIST

w OL-N + y IN II u HUBS
CHURCH Grace street between Fourth
and Fifth streeIs)-Rev. W. F.. EDWARDS
ID. D., Pastor Preaching at IL O'Clock \.
NJ. by Rev. A. II. HAMILTON. Of Presbyte.
rian synod al 1880 O'Clock p. NJ. by Rev.
Julius MAGATH, Professor OF Hebrew IN
Emory College, oxford. Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14

john L. Mclean has invested more than
$500, 900 in Washington real estate in pc
Rod Of less than two years.
Ro,sienol. Pari, detective. recently de-
corated by Pre>idcit Greyy, made twelve
hundr d arrests Of ,lo4 criminals during
his service Of eleven yers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14

- A-SEC0ND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and Sixth streets Rev. j. p
SMITH, u. D.. will preach at l. \. ST. aud
Rev. $. X. PRESTON at 5 pm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

TT ESDAY. NOVEMBER 18TH.
and every evening during the week. Wi h
daily matinee al 2:30 Z. NJ, engagement OF
the popular actor
Mr.. FRANK 4. AIKEN.
in his new comedy drama Ia four acts and
eight taOleaux.
AGAINST THE STREAM
assisted 10y his own company. comprising q
strong dramatic cast. Inc dental 10 the
drama musical numbers VIII be- introduced
by MISS Natl Croker n ISIS Irene WOrgell-
Holtcn. and Sir. Charles Warner.
SEW PLAY, SPECIAL SCE<EEY, DE.
LlGHTFUL Music.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, TIE TICKET.
Or LEAVE MAN.
Prices Of admission, IS. IS, 50. and soc.
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BRIEF C0MNEN1.

Prince WALDENAE's head Is evidently
level, and he seems disposed to keep it so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14

NOTlCE.-THE ANNUAL MEET
~ ING or THE STOCKHOLDERS or
ROAD COMPANY Will be ned ut the Office
OF the Company IN tho city OF Richmond
Va on the sTH DAY OF DECEMBER
1856. AT IL O'Clock 81. The trAnsfer.eOoKs
Will be closed at II VI. November sth and
reolened December 9, 1858.
K. BROOKE.
Oc 2I-id Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14

I OCAL BRANCH 237. ORDER OF
II THE IRON HALL. will meet MON
DAY NIGHT. November 18TH. at ~ o'clock.
in their new hall (at q. II. Haskers) $40
Twenty fourth street. Candidates Will be
prompt in attendance. aud all who deslre
10 join the order will please attend, as the
doctor will be present TO examine them.
This order rays at the expiration OF seven
yeaIs $1,000, and sick benefit Of SIS per
week.
BY order Of &. z. FITZwIGsON. C. j.
l.. :. ANDERSON,
M IA.Ifs Accountant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14

WANTED. A COM PETENT
W sa'ettuan by Statlonery, blank
book, ard printing-esia blish mcut. A
steady man thoroughly qualified - .sti-
male ard lake orders N tue above i!nes
can secure a situation byapplying 10
j. 4. BELL. & co.
eI6 Main sheet, Lyncnburg, Va.
no 1871
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14

DICHMOND THEATRE.
IL WkNTN-THIgD SEASON.
MONDAY NOV,MEEH l5ri
GRAND SPECIAL MATINEE TUESDAY
AFTERNOON AT $50.
THATCHER, PRIMROSES VESTS
MlNSrBEI.S
ENERlTHlNG ENTIRELY NEW.
iAWS.TENNlS BONG AND DAN r..
TIKI kNlGHrS TEMPLARS' PARADE.
DELIlANER AND Gt.YER, THE
FROG AND CLOWN
THE LAIEsT PERSIAN SENSATION.
The VANISHING LADY.
OUR NEW BURLESQUE.
SCENES N a RAILROAD Res lNU RANr.
PRICTs deserved. 81: admis.
sion, Use. Dress circle Reserved. 75c ad.
mission. zee. Family -elrcIe. 25. Gallery. l5c.
sale OF rs erved seats SATURDAY MORN
ING "A: O'Clock. Telephone 467.
noI2.3fs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14

NOTICE.-A general meeting Of the
~ STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICH
MOND, YORK KlVkR AND CHESA-
PEAKE RAILROAD COMPANY will be
Tenth and Bank streets. in the city Of Rich
mond. Va, on THU KSDAY the 9th day OF
December, 1885, az IL O'Clock \. NJ.
The transfer books VIII be closed at the
end OF business hours November 30 1856.
w. Z. CLYDE,
no g.dtdi Vice President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14

FURNITURE. CARPETS, STOVES
STOKE SHELVING. s.. At Alt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14

For RENT. "a
Two Brick Dwellings, 9 rooms. Beach be-
tween Main and Floyd streets. a. $3.50 per
ennum.
Brick Dwelling 7O7 Clay between seventh
a. kign streets: rOoWs-SZ'1 per an
mum
Brick Dwelling corner sixth and Cana
streets no. 100; roOms-stOJ per Au-
hum.
Birch Dwelling 1905 Frank near Tg"n-
fy-third street: rooms 5000 per auuum
Brick Dwelling e07 east Grace street
3 room g. $500 peThnnum.
Brick Dive Hing so l3sOuth Pine bH'weoa
S8in and cary streets; S2l6 per annum.
LOWE RENTS.
Mosby near Darlington street: rooms
$40 per month.
No 1915 east Marshall stree, roo Ms
si4 per month.
No. sol, corner Twenty. eighth ami Clay
streets: roOms- $40 per month.
80. 2l7 TWcnty-e eighth street. between
Broad and Marshall streets; rooms -slZ.5O
per month.
No. 10 south Laurel street between NRiu
and Cary streets; I roOms-SlO per month.
STORES
on Main Franklin. Broad. Eighteenth, ana
ret Gay streets.
We viii take pleasure IN showing sny o.
this pIoperty TO any one desiring tO rrut.
QUARLES & MCCUH UN.
no l5-3t 1912 Main stree.
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-uil Information corceru.rt 'r's '..
CTS given promptly urou apF. .gf.'I.
-pDI'-ucr -" Bottled. ul I-I
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By y. ". Bowe,
Real Estate Auct.oneer
~ GOD DWELLINGS AT MOD q
~ EKATE Prices. H.

No 4O7 north Twelfth street; II rooms.
No gI3 east Leigh street; rooms.
Nos, 609 and 6ll eaet Main street, long
known ~ the EdgemOL hous-, - very 'ie'
siIabS located for a weli-p3yiug boarding
house. Recently put in order
40 Z04 east Main street; IL rooms.
No bl5 north Fourth street; rooms.
No. 400 HOrth Fiist street; rooms.
No IA east anal street; rooms.
No. Is east IaHal street, rooms.
TWO New Brick Houses On Cum 1er.aui
ard BelV idrrr streets, SIX rooms e1cG.
Nc. 1901 Grove avenue: rooms.
no. 800 Nortut street: rooms.
so. -. corner Moore aud Harrison streets
rooms.
STORES.
80. 10 north Thirteenth street; three
toois and collar.
40. north Thirteenth street three
noOis and cellar.
so. l722 east Main street: store ith
dwelling above ocrup Ell al present b. &
\. Beriiain 40 d drug store. Possession Is
leccub4r.
Ile lsrge Brick building on Eighth
str ct next to Mozart Hall, suitable nc IA
iiNprY-stG bic: rent low. no - II