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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16


ties provided by the act shall be assessed
against the offending association 10y the
Comptroller, subject to an appeal TO the
Secretary OF the Treasury, and In default
OF payment shall be withheld by the Trea
surer from the interest OF the bonds de.
posted, and " that be not sufficient the
balance shall be recovered through suit.
The nth, 18th. 18Th, and 1tth sections
relate 10 surplus funds. They provide that
whenever a surplus fund OF any bank shall
exceed by go per cent. the amount OF us
capital stock the shareholders nav he re-
lieved of the individual responsibility I'M
posed by section 5ijl OF the Revised
Statutes, and every association may he re-
lieved OF such liability in the proportion
which the surplus, after deducting tbe
90 per cent reserved. bears 10 The whole
amOunt OF capital stock No exemption,
however, can be obtained through any pro-
c. IS by which any portion Of the capital
stock may be converted into surplus. In
case the surplus il reduced by loss or other.
wise below the amount required for ex'
tmDiion, the association is required. after
notice, to pay the deficiency by assessment
upon the shareholders, and II the deficiency
be not made gool the bank is to be placed
IN lDc u mus of re- ctNtr.
The 18th section provides that banks de.
ugnsted by the Secretary OF the Treasury
As repositories Of public money, which
have deposited bonds for its slfeEeeping,
shall not be required to keep on hand any
reserve above the amount Of such de
posts.
The 10th aud last section empowers the
Deputy Comptroller 10 perform such duties
a. may be assigned TO him by the Comp
trOIler.
The supplement- to the bill relating to
failed banks provides that where the assets
Of any insOlycnt association for which a re-.
cciver has been appointed shall be SUI
fciont to pay all creditors m full the aSsO.
citation shall not be- deemed TO be dissolved,
but after delivery of the assets 10 the agent
Of the shareholders the association shall be
entitled 10 resume business. II the share
holders owning two thirds Of the capi-
tal stock shall decide TO 10 so. Before re-
suming business. however. the association
is required TO rtstore the entire amount of
lis capital stock. Upon the approval OF the
Comptroller the amount OF capital stock
may be reduced before restoration.
The Comptroller took occasion TO sug.
peSt 10 the committee the adNisability oi
taking some action for the relief OF depos.
tors OF The defunct Frecdmeu's Bank, and
il was arranged that he should appear be-.
fore the committee again on saturday to
explain his views on that subject.
The Only other business transacted by
the committee was the reference to sub
committee OF Representative Weayer's
resolution to prevent contraction OF the
currency,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
MssOsIC OFFICERS ELECTED.
The New Masonic Tampie-ffs Loea.
ton Undecided Yet

The Grand Lodge OF Masons OF VIr.
ginia, at It's session Tuesday night, elected
the following grand officers Grand Mas
ter, William +. Drinkard, Richmond
Deputy Grand Master, K. T. Crlivhill
Lynchburg: Grand senior Warden, George
II. Jordan, smithfield; Grand JuriOr War
den, j. Howard Wayt, Staunton; GraDd
Treasurer, William r. Allen, Richmond
Gland SeCreiary, william u. I-aacs. Rich
mond; Deputy Grand Secretary, Willilul
T.. lsaacs, Jr., Richmond; Grand Senior
Deacon, William II. Pl asants, Richmond ;
Grand Junior Deacon, Mann Page, Bran
don; Grand Chaplain. Rev. DR.. George
". Dame, DanviIlc; Grand Lecturer. Pry.
ton : Coles, Abcmarle county; GRAM
Pursuivant, j. A. Cosby, Jr.; Grand
>IeWards William Krausc, Richmond ;
Grand Tier, W. {. Wilkinson, Richmond
The only contest was over the Office OI
Grand Junior Deacon, the Others being in
regular line OF promotion.
Yesterday the report Of the Masonic
Temple Association was read in the Grand
Lodge. aud the committee appointed by the
last session 10 report upon the eXpediency
Of building a Masonic temple at an early
day also submitted an elaborate paper, upon
which there was an interesting discussion.
The ASSOCIATION is able to build the new
temple. and the action Of the Grand LodSr
give promise Of an early commencement OF
the work. II is left discretionary with the
Temple Association a. 10 whether the >lte
viii be the Allan property, corner Fifth
and Main. or some other lot owned by the
Association. II was decided that the ne v
temple should he free from debt.
The resolution passed Yesterday by the
Grand Lodge In reference 10 the proposed
new Masonic temple in thi' city apDroori-
ated SlI0, ,O00 for that object, and provided
that the building should be commenced by
the lst Of January, 1858. Most Of the for
mer district deputy grand misters, Of which
there are fOrty.One in the State. were reap
rointcd. In Richmond District, No. .,
stephen McGeorge Fisher succeeds John f..
Mayer as district deputy grand master. At
10 O'Clock last night Most Worshipful VIII
liam Francis Dunkard, grand master
elect, pronounced the Grand Lodge al
journed til the next regular term or durin;
his Will and pleasure. The Grand Lodge
then repaired from LABOR TO refrcshmell,
TIE Grand Working Committee and Others
Of the principal officers will be in the CITY
for several days to come. Last night the
third degree was worked in illustration by
Grand-Lccturcr Peyion SkIpwilh Coles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
Rig Sales Wanted in ClOakS.

ne will buy the choice OF a large sioce o'
BLACK or BROWN CLOTH NEW
MARKETS. trimmed with Astrachsn'
worth $3.50.
7wii buy the choice OF large stock OF
DIAGONAL CLOTH NEWMARkEr5,
trimmed with Fur aud Astrachan, worth
$40.
$3.50 will buy the choice Of an elegant stoc k
ofALL- WOOL CLOTH NEWMARkErS.
worth $ll.
1880 viii buy the choice OF a large stock
Of imported ASTRACHAN WRAPS.
trmu ed In Russian Hair. Satin Lining
worth sl7h0
$3.50 Will buy the choice OF an elegant as
sOrtment Of SEAL PLUSH SACQUES.
Seal Ornaments, quilted Satin Lining.
worth s25.
y2e so viii Ouy the choice OF a large assort-
meut OF SEAlrPLUSH SACQU Is. ele.
eADtIy trimmed with Seal Ornaments,
Ouil'ed ~ tin, worth $50.
$3.50 will buy the choice of any or our
SFAL. PLISB SACQUES, elegantly
trimmed and which we have SOLD all the
ssakOn Bt S36. ...
IMMhNsE STOCK. ALL AT LOWEST
PkI OES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
NORFOLK NOTES.
Richmond Bound schooner I'm Dis
tress-GOred by o fsuii.
Especial telegram to the Dispstch.l


NORFOLK. December 15.-The tug W. :.
Slater Yesterday picked upotr the capc- the
British schooner Blanche, Of Windsor, from
Nova Scotia 20 Richmond, with a cargo oi
plgstor. The schooner had been move t.
for fourteen Day, and was short of pro,i-
siouS and water. b. Slater toNed the
schooner into Hampton Roads and turned
her over to Richmond tug.
William AIr0Ssmith, an elderly resident
OF Portsmouth. was fatally gored by "A
vicious bull to-day. Five rlb, were broken
and driven into his lungs, and hi, head AMI
body Was fIightfuIly mangled 10y the stamp.
ng Of the euraged brute.
Thomls johnson, a colored 'lOngShorc-
man. fell between two barges OF the sea-
board railroad This AFTERNOON and had his
right arm and leg broken, and biz body
bpdlV crushed,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
A DOWN TOWN MERCHANT


"A having passed several slerpless nigh,s
disturbed by theRgonies and cries 81 "A suffer-
ing child. and becoming convinced that
MRS. WINSLCW : soon filNGSY YRUPwas
Just the article needed procured a supply
fo. the child. Ou reaching home aud 20.
quainting his wife with what he had done.
she refused To have 70 administered TO the
chili, as she was strongly IN favor Of ho-
moe opathy. That u ghi the child passed In
suffering. and the parents without deep.
Returning home the day following, the
father found the baby still worse: and.
while contemplating another sleepless
night. the mother stepped from the room 10
attend to some domestic duties and left tho
father with the chld. nnrug her absence
he adm Mustered a portion of the SOOTH-
ING SYRUP 10 the baby and said nothing.
That night all hands slept well and the lit
tie fellow awOkc in the morning bright and
happy. The mother Was delighted with the
sudden and wonderful change. and although
at first offended AZ the deception practiced
upon her has continued 10 Use the SYRUP,
and suffering. crying babies, and restless
nights have disappeared. A single trial OF
the ~ RJ never set failed To relieve tho
baby aud overcome the prejudlces OF tho
mother. Sold by all drugg lists: - cents a
bottle. de it-eodlw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
Blacklisters BOycOtted.

ST. LeUIs, December 1.-two months
ago the knights Of Labor employed in
LammerNick's cOoper-shOp were discharged
and blackli-ied, and men belonging u no
labor organization were hired in their
places. Lammersick's customers were re-
quested by the knights to stop using his
barrels until the blacklisted names were
stricken from the roll. Among those that
refused TO do this we're the Camp spring
Milling Company and the Regina Milling
Company, Of this city. On account OF this
refusal a boycott endorsed by the Central
Labor Union and the Trades Assembly,
two powerful labor organizations, has been
issued against these companies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
paltca eourf.

The following eases were disposed Of
yesterday:
John Clinton, Jr., lcolorcd,) aSsaultiug
and beating l.. b. Morris IN the street.
Paid costs.
/. T.. Morris and Clark Graham doth
colored, aSsaulting and striking John
Clinton, Jr., with a rock. Paid costs.
George, Joseph, and William Clayton (lll
colorod). ass1ulIing and beating Joseph
Wilson on the street. Dismissed
Albert G.. >teger, Patrick Mckonnl. j.
Il. Christian. and William II. ArmenrOut,
drunk. Fined each - and costs.
Charles Reed, a tramp. Ordered to leave
town IN twcnty-four hours.
Hannah seldom, allowing her COW to run
at large in the night time. Fined 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
DaDyille Notes.
Especial telegra N to the Dispatcn. J

DANyILLE, Va. December 1j.-rne dis.
trict stewards 0i the Methodist church met
hele to-day and increased the presiding
elders salary to II, 800.
Mr. Fletcher Reid was elected fire mar,
sbal to-day by the Council.
Judge Blackwell, Of the Corporation
Court, was taken suddenly sick to-day
while on the bench, and hal TO adjourn
court.
The weather turned suddenly colder to-
night, and d storm OF sleet and snow Is now
urpyailing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16

An article OF jewelry is the most appro.
pirate gift for the coming holidays, for the
reason that there are so many small, pret
iy. inexpensive articles that can be worn
by nearly every person. In 20 other line
Is the selection so grcat. In order 10 ac.
cOmmodate our numerous friends OF mode
rate means Who want something good and
pretty. aud at the same time not too costly,
We have prepared one Of the best assort-
ments TO be found in the city. Goddard X
Moses, Jewellers, 920 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
Marriage Of mr.. John DODBan.

A special to the Dispotch from Milton,
\. c., dated yesterday, says: Thi- eveniae
., $50 O'Clock, at the Pre- byteriln church.
Miss Lizzie G.. Hunt, Of thi, place, AM
Mr.. John Donnap, OF Richmond, Va, were
married. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. T. u. Fauceite in the presence OF
a large congregation. Mr. and Mrs. DOu-
nan left on the 4:30 +. ". train for Wash
ington. ID. c., where they will spend seve-
ral days. They carry with them the best
wishes of their many friends here. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
CHRISTIAN. WHITE a co.

CHRISTIAN, WHITE AGO.
offer the hsndsomest aud most complete
stock south VI New Yorkof
IMPORTED pND DOMESTIC FANCY
GROCEklES
at most reasonable figures.
RAIsINs-f1nest Dehess. London Layer,
Valencia. and seedless;
ClTkON- Leghotn Cltron:
CUkkASTS-flnest Osteso:
PkUNES-Frencn and Turkish Prunes:
FlGS-FiDest MscSafoon and Layer Figs:
NU1s-soft. shell and Prlscsss Almonds,
Texas Pecans, add ether Nuts In va
GELAIINE-Cox's. Chalmens, Nelson's,
and Sheet Gelatine;
PREsERvES-Celebrs shaker and Ger
man Preserves, Curnant and other Jel.
RANoERRIEs-Cspec Cod:
PRESERVED GISGER-Preserved and
Crystalized Ginger;
ENGLISH PLUM. .PUDfINGs-very nne;
FOTTED GOOpS-Potted and Canned
Goods. full assortment;
WiNEs-Cooking Wines Table aherries.
Ports. and OF er Wines n great variety;
LlQUORS-Vlrginia and Kentucky WINS.
keys Rum, French, Peach. and Apple
CHAMPAONE-An the popular brands:
CHEESE--Ro RoquefOrt, Bre. kdam. Ssus-
shstel. English. and Pineapple Cheese;
PICkLfS-Flnest Domestic Pickles and
tied Mspgoes;
sYRuP-superlor Maple aud other Syrups;
LHOCOLATE-Swee ard fable Chocolates.
Bromos. Coeoss. Alke,hrepta. &C.:
iSIIAN kIN EE FLOklpA ORANGES,
MALAGA GRAPES;
QUEEN OLIVES by the gallon:
lMIOETED and DOMESTIC BEER.
HOME MADE MfNCE- -AEAr-We would
call sfpecsl attention 20 our renosned
HONE. MADE MlNCE' MEAT, 90 long
snd Military known 10 the public aud
our celebrated GORuDN VIRGINIA.
HAMS, which are without en- equal In
this or any other country. de l5.tDs25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
Literary Note from The Century Com
nnnX

The sales Of The CENTURY Mnqdzine have
gone up over 30,000 copies in -iN week.,
since beginning the Life Of Lincoln. \
second edition Of December will be issued
on the 18th. A veteran New York pub.
Usher predicts that the permanent edition
Of the magazine will 20 beyond 100000 be-
fore the completion Of the Lincoln history.
The January instalment. which is said by
the editors TO be Of most surprising In.
tcrest, occupies thirty pages OF the msga-
zine. and treats OF Mr.. LlncOn's settlement
in Springfield; his practice of law in that
city; The Harrison campaign; Lincoln'>
marriage; his friendship with The Speeds OF
Kentucky; the Shields duel; and the cam.
naign OF ls44.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16

wv. RANDOLPH & FSGL.sH. 1902 Main
street.-This firm always makes extensive
preparations or Christmas. but this year
have excelled themselves This Is true not
only In respect OF the stock OF holiday books
they display, but IN respect. as well, OF
what may be termed the fancy articles in
their establishment. They exhibit . most
Inviting line OF Pocket-books. Card Gases.
Writing Desks, and Desh Furniture Dis-
Ddfcb Notice
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16

CAN'T MAKE ASYrHISo fxsIr-f have
been prscticlng medicine for twenty ysens
n a have never been abe 10 put up . vese-
table compound that would. Ike SrsnoSs
LIvks REGULATOR, promptly and es-
fectiyely move the liver TO action. ana
st the same time Aid dnstesd OF weaken
ing) the digestive and ssslmliaiive powers
OF the system.
No other remedy within my knowlecse
can MI its place. l.. ~ HINTON, " d.,
washington Ark.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
Fine Nii.palutings.

We are glad 10 see so much interest man
ife>ted in Mr. Scott's collt tction Of Elegant
Paintings now on exhibition at the corner
Il Ninth and Franklin streets. While the
time to EXHIBIT them has been very limited.
it i because The collection must be sold ont
lhi, week. The auction sale will commence
to-day at lC:30 \. NJ. and be continued al
l:30 =. VI. Those who were prevented on
Yesterday from attending should not mis-,
the opportunity to-day.
GEORGE W. MAYO, AuctiOnecr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16

The funeral OF ey.Police.Sergeant +. H..
Chalkley, whose death was announced IN
The Dispatch OF Yesterday, wlIl take p lace
iiom II. Marks church at Z. NJ. to-day.
His remains will he inferred in Olkwo0d
and will I've escorted there by Friendship
Lodge, No. 10, I. o. o. f.. Of which the
deceased had been n member over f0rty
years. A detachment OF police wlll also
accompany the remains To their inal rest
ing placp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
Erfefs and Personals.

The Heurico County Court will be in
session to-day.
Nothing was done in the City Circuit
Count yesterday.
John W. Curley, supposed TO bea citizen
81 Richmond, died suddenly in Baltimore
a few days ago.
The officer of the Smithsonian Institute
to whom was sent specimens OF the MI
mer0us ti.h found dead in the lake ut the
New reservoir some months ago has made
report. In all Of the specimens examined
he found the air-bladder burst. That j.
about all that he learned. The contents OF
the yisccra he leaves for some expert in pa
tbology TO determine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16

Professor j. NJ. Heard Of New York city,
member Royal College Of Veterinary Sur
geons OF England; Professor Of the sdrsery
OF the Horse. New York Veterinary Col-
lege; Veterinary Surgeon OF the Third
Avenue Railroad Company OF New York
city % 500 horses), etc. sic. says; II take
great pleasure In testify ipg TO the valuable
properties possessed by the LtsBio Con-.
rASY's ARSIcATED EXTRACT or WITCH
BAzrL. No veterinary surgeon or horse
owner can afford TO he without IT," Cures
speedily Cuts. bruises Injuries. sprains.
prlcks or Bruises OF the Feet. Fhtul9.
Weeping by 90. shot Of Grease, etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16

Judge Farrar lectured in Lynchbur-
last Friday nicht. The Lynchburg .Ne'rS
Of the l1th gives the following report:
"The lecture At the hall OF the Young
Mems Christian Association last night by
Judge +. X. Farrar wa, what every one
expected it to be from the reputation OF the
lecturer-brimful Of humOr and tender pa
tho>. There was a very large audience
present. We never saw more ipprecil-
tive one"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
Cruelty 10 Amin a IL.

A hackmaa named Samuel Lipscoml
vas before the Police Court yesterdi,
morning charged with cruel treatment tC
his horse.
In consequence of the absence Of wit
nesses the case was continued. Ii is al
legged that Lipscomb was driving IN Broad
street, and Vs he reached the corner OF Third
street one OF his horses fell. As soon a. tht
horse got upon It's feet Lipscomb whipped
him numerically, and the horse, in strilg'
cling to pull, slipped and fell gain
several citizens who noticed the afilit
cslled Policeman Fore's attention to IT,
who preferred charges against LipScomb.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
Uu.,incs Court, Yesterday

In the ease OF Thomas K. Breed, charged
with selling goods without license, a
noue proSeqU was entered on payment Of
costs.
In the case Of John W. Unger, charged
with keeping gaming.hOuse, the jury
failed TO agree, and were adjourned over
till to-day at 10 O'Clock.
George Harris, charged with illegal
voting, was sent to the penitentiary for
one month";
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
PkOPOSAlN,
THE COMMITTEE ON FINANCg

ub tONMtIItE ON FINANCE
\ will receive until IL o'clock n. MON
DAY, 10Th INSTANT. PROPOSALS FOR
PRINTING TIE PkOoEkDIN0S OF TIE
GRAND LODGE. To be isIiyered--ln such
naii ot shipptng dress ~ may be pre.
seribed-in th!s oftlce on or before Sad a.
February, 1857. Bond and secarisy W,n -
required Tor the sithfui execution Ana
prompt delivery OF the work. Toe com mit-
tee reserve the right g. reject Any o. an
bids WILLIAM b. IakAlS
do ld-td Grand secrstayv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
Cnlavfui Gaming.

Anthony +. HuIcber was tried in the
Hastings Court yesterday for allowing
persons 10 engage In unlawful gaming In
his bar-room, Nineteenth and Main streets.
The Jury brought in verdict OF guilty, The
Judge imposed fine OF 500, and the pris'
oner was required 10 give security for his
good behavior. The verdict OF guilty car
fles with 1t the forfeiture OF the license 10
keep saloon. Ilulcber paid his tne and
was dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16

from X. II. Meade, Jr. On the charge OF
larceny the accused was discharged, and the
Other case was continued until FRIDAY
The drug, II Is claimed, was put INTO the
tea Just before supper-time Tuesday night,
but, some OF the family noticing the pecu
l'ar odor, prevented the Others drinking the
foo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
Cold Wave Due To-Day.

The following was received yesterday
when the Thermometer was at i5o:
WASHINGTON. u. G.. December Is. 1856.
To Chamber Of Commerce, Richmond. Va:
10:i5 4. M.-Hoist cold-wave signal.
Temperature will fall from 1j' to 300 during
the next twcnty-four to thirty-siX hours.
III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
ron. .n,.,u,ed Le,,srCarrier.

On the Ist OF the month, A. +. Miller a
letter carrier in the city, was given fllr-
Tough for fifteen davs on account OF feeble
health. lie continues unwell, and has sig-
ntied his intention OF resigning. Whiie
his successor has not yet been appointed,
the Dispatch l. Informed that as soon Is ,be
resignation IL handed In Mr.. u. l.. Curt,
will be given The position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
Charged Win Trying 10 Poison =
Family.

A young colored man named Christopher
Rock was before the Police Court yesterday
morning charged with attempting 10 poison
the family OF Mrs. X. II. Meade by placing
poison or some other drug in the tea,
which had been prepared 10 be- drunk by
said family; also, with stealing 8 pistol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16

Hand,omest line OF HOLIDAY GooDs In the
city at CABELLs Drugstore. comprising
In ported Cut.Glssswsre, Cellulold Sets.
Bionzes, Plscques Muors Sscnets. Xmas
CRrds. &c, which I K ny personal guar
aut,e TO sell NJ ss low OT eren lotccr rate Of
profit this n ever offered on this market.
Il q. CABELL. Jr,
Third aud Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16

Thlrh and Main AirneiA.

Al purchasers of IS worth will receive ono
chance In drawing for the famous picture.
Christ before PLATE. or the Russian We'd
ding. now on exhibition In window.
Chances limited.
l.. LEWIS 9I2 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
Bsau,,rsi Japanese and china Goods.

suitable for Holiday Gifts, will be offered
at reasonable prices at the Christmas sale
Of the Ladies' Societies Of the Second Pres
bytCrian church (Rey. DR.. liogCsb which
opens tonight at o'clock. The sale will
be continued until Friday night at ii
O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
ADecfai Notice.

The sale Of. Agricultural Implements
Engine and Boiler, Patterns, stock Of New
PlOWs, Cider-Milis, Corn-Shelers. &c.
laI ge lot OF Cast, Scrap, and Wrought Iron,
Old Bricks. &c, at 1926 east Main street
Charles +. Palmer's old stand-will be con
tinued to-day at IL O'Clock. See auction
sales to- day. FRANK ID. HILL 4 Co.,
AuctioneerS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

Tor Coughs and Throat Disorders 80
BRowNs BRONCHIAL TRocass "Hsve
never changed my mind respecting them ,
except think better OF that when %.
gan thinking well off, Rev. Henrg War"
Beoeher. sold only IN boxes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16

new and htest in Pictures and Frames,
Decorative Art, Novelties, Xmss Cards
lower than ever offered In Richmond, at
20, Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
Selected lty % Whi.keys.

Wines, Brandies, &C., for Holiday.
George A. Hundley, with
r. b. ROBERTSON & BROTHER,
G2s east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16

A new Importation Of fine Artist Proof
Etchipgs on parchment ana all the new Be-
marque Proofs viii he on exhibition Tues
day, Wednesday. and Thursday at
l.. LEwIs's. ely Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-16
Fine Etchings. water. .CoIors.

and OiI-PalDiings Of the latest designs arr
to be found at l.. Lewls's Art-Gall Try.
Crowds pay him visit daily. Any OF tht
above would make a suitable Christma'
present. He has also large lot OF Christ
mas Cards and Albums.