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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22
TIE SHINNICK CASE.
ACCUSED FOUND IN PRISON IN THE
CITY OF CINCINNATI.
His Wife Still Living-The Dead Body
Spoken Of by Her Not
Discovered.

s,asca was resumed yesterday morning
for the homes OF The man said by dying
Mr.. Slinnlck to have been killed and
buTId behind the blI in the house on Sixth
street mcr Of Pink alley.
The Whole floor was dug up during the
dsy-in some places 10 n depth Of i've o.
six itet-l no bones were found, aud
the search has been abandoned.
THE HUSBAND.
Eicherd >hinnick. the husband oi The
womsn. j. at present in The work-hou.c OF
Cincit Iati, 50 n telegram from the Superin.
iendent ~ Police of that city 10 the CHIEF
q Police here says.
A nan who processes 10 know says thai
Shin nick, when be left here and went 30
tircinIaii. opened a bar: that one day h.
got into 0 difficulty " ith man about some
change, which resulted in Shinnick'. beng
arrested and cent 10 the work house fort
or three months.
II j. not likely that any steps will De-
taken 20 procure his return b irgiGil u0C
A rtquisiiion would be necessary first from
thc Governor, and he would doubtless rr
quiIe some corrobOTstj0n 0i The Statement
Cf Woman diseased IA body and prOltli}
in train before he would lct a requi-,iau
l>sr
TIE WELL.
As hil cOnjccturC- a. 20 the well have
proved worthless. and a. me search pro
OUctd nothing, the >uppasition that well
ever existed in the b1r-room, even before
il wa- hirroom, has proved u be with
oft foundation.
Ar. Caleb Jacob. an old and reliable ciii-
zen. remarked yesterday tbIt he worked ou
the >p0t thirty years ago, aud there WIS M
well there then. water wa, then gotten
from we'll on Hundley's place, = few
door, above, on Broad street.
INQUIRY PROM STANTON.
4 telegram addressed to Major j. n.
Diuncrn from tho administrator OF !. NJ.
CARROTS estate 10 stanton was received
yesterday asking II tte body or bone, o.
the man bad been found yet.
DOUBTS ABOUT THE Confession.
while MI. >hiunirs may bc pcricc''v
sane now, Yet it i- admitted thlt she i, >u''.
jcct t. lalsc> into lunacy. 40 well can te
found, and 50 Mr.. Shinuirk must b. mi.-
taken. That does away With the idea oi
throwing 2 murdered m'n into the acil.
Further. ,he says when the man W, muir.
GcIcd there were two men standing M The
b.r; that after the man bad been ,truC.
tie two took a drink and walked out. u +,
hardly hkGy that such thing a, tHi- cOuli
lapr,n h Richmond, gith.na -tone'~-thro~
o' the ,tliIon.hou,r, and remain = secret.
N,jor Poe expressed the opinion tlit
ihe woman probably saw her husband
kuoci man down, rut Dee does ~. believe
luy.CGy WIS hiil.d ticrr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22
seventh Holiday Reduction OF Jew
stry Prices

Although our normal price, are very o8
$50 viii until January I, l~~7, give our
patron, the benefit o. our usual boldly re-
dHctiOn, and have accordingly reduced IA"
price of every article IN our store. our
stock has never been So complete a. il f..
to-day. such novelties a. Gold. silver. and
Pearl Opera GLASSES, Gold aud >lly'r-IIcAd
Umbrellas and Canes, Gold Pens, Pencils.
and Ioothpic.s, Lamps. Bronzys. SILVER
Match-B0XC-, and NanigrettC,, &C., Sc
Fire Diamonds. Watches. Jewery, and
silver aud ~ilyer-PltcdNare are l.ewisc
reduced in prices. An inspection % our
goods and prices VIII conl ince YOU that W.
have the largest stock aud our price, are
the lowest. Notrovblc TO show good. cal.
and examine them Al
GODDARD 4 MOsE-.
J3O Man street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22
Low Rate. to xo,fo,k y.

The Richmond and Petersburg rlilrol
vii have tickets on sale December 2irb,
18th, and 3lst, aud January Ut. good 10 re.
turn January >. lsS7. to N0n)lk aud r.
turn for $3.50. Trains leave 1880 \. NJ.
end C:30 L. NJ; arrive at Noriols $40 and
10 7. VI. Returning. arrive IN Richmond
l.3D and 9:20 L. NJ.
Tickets on sale st CARRIER, snd n d"p5' .
quick time; through ears.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22
Flowers and Floral Novelties.

JOHN MORTON, NAiN AND RESERVOIRS srREETS.
EyCryt hing in the Flower line eau be
found at my establishment, Is | am better
prepared than ever before 10 fill orders iog
the holidays, receptions, &c. Also, large
collection Of Roses, Romaa Hyacnths, vlo-
let, BOuyardia, Poinsettes, aud Begonias--
all At very low rates. Please send in your
orders early.
Telephone No. Boz.
JOIN MORIOS, Florist.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22
Tho Theatre rn.NIRhi

The Comedy sunbeam " Nyra Guod-
win, m r. +. kIdder's drama "si,. will
appear tonight. She Is a pretty liille sou-
brttte. The play is said 10 be really amusing.
aud 10 which the star takes variety
Of characters. When she was here last scI-
son Miss Goodwin spralned her ankle the
ilr.t night in the first scene, but PLAYED her
part to the ebd and then had TO cancel her
engagement. being unable 10 stand on her
faaf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22
CIIArGEK or COuHERrE.
The PILOT Faws-COIoneI BnGin and
River Improvement.

A special meeting Of The Board oi Direct
ors OF the Chamber 81 Commerce WAS held
| Yesterday evening. Present by invitation
| Colonel I. G.. Rutlin and Colonel L. L. +.
| Burgwyn, aud George 4. Ainslic, prcsi
| cent; George l.. Cbristiln, second yicC-prc-
sideut and NcssrS. utnry D0dckcr. Alex
arder Cameron, 4. n. Christian, Jr., y. -.
! liaTgroyp. John ". CfBgaB, Il. +. WI
| ham, Y. ". Bowc, l.. \. Cstlin, .. l..
I'Coircll, Clay DrcwTy, Ashton Starke. and
| J. II. Nhilty.
| Tie following report was submitted:
RIrMOND. December 81. 1856.
Tic COMMITTEE on Outward Trade. 10
whom was referred paper opposing a..
passage Of q bin Ia Congress termed the
Dinghy bin, beg 20 summit that, alter care
i.l consideration ~ ,ai1 bi :, thcy8r o, .hc
uuanlmou, opinion that Il should not b.
opposed ly tai> Chamber; Int that, on tbr
contrary. il i, our opinion That the Dinglrl
lill Cr is substitute (b0th herewith ,u'
mittCd) should bee endorsed by them.
Very respectfully, &C.,
EoEERr f. WILLIAMS.
iCnS +. MAYER,
l.. 3. TATCW.
&. l. HELvIN.
Tbi, roIor, rCfcrs to q petition lail he.
;crc Toe hanbor by Mr.. Z. 4. BOha1nlu.
WhO urged the Board 10 endorse the po;
tion praying Congress 10 dismiss TIE piHZ-
Icy III. 10 tie end that al legislation "u
the subject " pllo'agc should remain w.'I
The several states.
Gr. Williams. in explaining the report.
stated thIt the present laws are unjust and
burdcn,omc 20 the commerce - Richmond.
aud ihat effort, ~ tbs Chlmbor for thf
modiiicatiou> needed made before the Nir.
ginia Legislature bad met with poor s,'r
cess. II tie Din-lcy hlH. or the subj
lule therefor rendin", is pissed, An riglG
vessels engaged in tbc coI.tWise trade viii
hc exempted from compulsory pilot,-c.i-c.
where aid vessels have ol.ircr- comQttclt
TO pilot them.
The report wa, unanimously adopted.
JAMEs-EIyEl rgrRoVEN1Nr.
Mr. Williams. from the same c,mmiricc.
reported that Colonel Frank G.. RUllip, Wro
was arpointcdhy the Chamber a. represent
them H. the West. having returned, gives
very Gittcrugaccount II hi, reception. W.
ttUciorc c5Tnc-tl! recommend inIt 2.0jj oi
thc accompany Jins pamphlet, Will ih" if'
uaT- attached. in witch ar, st forth o..
n,,t>1Gd mtri', OF jane, rNrr. ha print.
ior distribution. and that tlc -,c.,trr o.
TIE Cpamher lt directed To- >.nJ cor' g.
D,h of jhc f5VoNiuz Boards u Trad
louisville, ky.. Cincinnati, q luGlul".
oils. ind; Chicago. H.; and 80. L'I-.
Nl.. with lIf rtQlf-- that tle ,l.d B'Ui
wii. by ,Ucb action may ,r.u o. tI.l
.rpIcWil'e. q. o..I-tn vjh ,A.> cl.u..'
'u cuVu- out the plaza and pa.rr .'
d,cp'uirs J-m,, river a- -,i f'ria .n --..i
tr.r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22

y spirited rice took place Al The 1.--
Grounds Yesterday si,crnoon-bc.t two u
three. The following WCr, The cu'ric-
Easter Boy, by Tnylor; Modoc. by :. Il.
Nelson: Blacksmith Boy. by WI Moore
Black Ro>-, hy =. Leonard. The rlce wA-
Won 10y Easter Boy, a>foiIOW- First heat
.,icr Boy, 3.2Cl; second helt-Moloc.
800: th.rd hcat-Gcai bct",en El,.e- B'y
and Slod9r, 81; fourth hrd-la.t-.
Eov..-~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22

N, hrce>t and b,,t selected stock we
have ever shown. superb designs in Dn-
moud JeWclry, Pm. Drops, and Rings;
Watchc,, queen Chains, Bosom. and sleeve
Buttons, Canes. Op,fIL,ll,>,s. French
Clocks. ana Sew silver in cJ,c, Tor bridal
pr .,ui>. NoNLAN ~ Co..
Jewellers,
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see our sew SO 20 Organ.
Waller l.. Moses * co.. 9ii Main street.

CHRlsTNAs Go0Ds.- GEORGE X. BAGBY.
trustee for CaIdolO s Co. IS Offering nne
liLe % goods lor tho Holidays, embraclng
SILK. Linen. Cantfi, Embroidered Hand
kerchie's, Fancy lsoe collars. Scarfs anal
tisrhus. Gentiemen's and Boys scsris aud
Ties, with a .arge nun Der q other articles
suitable for pr,sen,s-an of Which viii he
sold very low.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22
The Place for Eaud,en,s Goods,

Plush, leather, aud alligator cases filled
with celluloid, zylonite or gutta-percha
goods. Handsome music.boXes, dressing.
eases, gcutlemen's traycilins.cases, coll Ar.
and cutf-boxe-, shaving set. IN variety Of
STYLES, ladies dressing and trayeliing.cases
and hand-satchcis, elegant handkerchief
extracts, tne perfumes, t0iletsolps, handy
writing.desk-, &c. &e., at
OWENS 4 MISOR'-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22
THAT muRDEH NTHE ISLAND.
Explanation that Possibly Clear
fnP HNSfery

a friend furnishes the Dispatch with thc
following, which throws sOue light, but
not enough, upon TIE crime mention d in
the l,tlcr Of Dr. B,idwin:
A great many years ago heard from q
person " no had lived in Richmond an ac-
count ~ a murder thit WAS committci on
or, of the island, In James river n Rich.
uond.
Two men-one nj whom vas named P0.
>ey. the other S'arke (Or stark went 10
hunt on one Of these Islands. Aitcr reach.
Wg tie island Starhe left hi, companion
snd Ucnt 20 distant part % ihs island.
stake icit H. gun With Po.Cy. When h'
returned 10 The place at which De- had lcfr
li, frlerd lc found Posey delI. lie had
teen shot with hi> >tIrke',) gun. II wa,
kuoVn that there was no one 1u th, Island
but these two men, and j. j. my impression
tlft Stake brought the body Of hi. d,ai
fr.,nd back 10 Redmond. though oi TN,
h-t .l1tCm,lt am net positive. Knowing
bi. own innocence of any evil in,eni0C
towards his friend, thl- Wa- the mos. nItu.
raj thing fOr him 10 DO. stark
wa, arrested, tried, convicted, ant
hung. Onc OF the Juror IN t1j, cise
would not agree IN the verdict Tor murder,
hUt he vg- Oy,lru'rd 10y the eleven. an1
finally gave bis consent. nj, conscience
GOES rot seem 30 have been cI.y about thi,
act even afterwards. f0r il va, said lhsi
staIbo appeared % hin in dream aud A.
tested NJ, innocence.
some time after >tGbr'S cN'rutipn-U
nay haN, been some ycIr,--4 MN whose
E9me I haze forgotten was convicted -
Capi'l' offence. and on the ,'3'loiI b. con-
fr-.,d that he bad had a gfud<r against
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22
ITO AcancInT.

The ,tn>1ti0nll mclo.drlml " uknown '
Va, put on al toe Academy last niEat, Nil.
Church in the leading plIt. The play
seemed 70 please. and the large audience
present Wls liberal in 10, appllu,e. Ni-
Church received several curtain calls.
The piece VIII be- repeated this afternoon
and tonight. Thursday. River Pirafe, " :;
Friday. TriN."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22
AUCTION SALES THIs Day.

r. B. COOK. 10 A. NJ and 81, and p. N. a.
No. 7O9 east Broad street, diamonds,
watches. aud Jewelry.
GEORGE f.. CRAWFORD. 2:80P. NJ, house
No. l0l+ seN eDth street.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. ~. horses,
mules &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22
Perseverance. Prudence. push. and
pGitteueNS--

a combination Of P's, aui uoac out II
TI,cr. Tie above - t,Nt u lt.,f. and
on, w. have strictly adhered to since the
formation Il our Il.m. Win increased IL
rIiiu'-, We desire nm Incret>" Il pltronlsc.
Business relating 10 Real Estate M all IT,
branches carefully aud shiiulIY dt,uied to.
Your aid in giving Us dAill u,k i. all
We wi-h or ak.
Yours very truly,
CHEWING X R0sy,
VI 4 nnrlh Tenth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22

Chri.tmas aud wedding Presents.

wll,cr u. Moses 4 TO-. pa Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22

JsweIry for Xmas.

Diamonds well bought are always worm
the money you pay for them. GODDARD
Moses purchased tDe ltne of D'smono
goods recently at great eargain, aud now
the Xmas buyers have the tuli beneht, IS
every gem has been reduced TO the m'nr
mum price.
In tne Wstches their stock - cofppH,e:
Mr.. Goddard knows whit Wsteh shou"
lie, snd sells none that he clnnot fuIygun,
antee. Gail before the last mpment sna
make ycur selection. 921 Main street. God
daId K Noses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22
ni5 ESTABLISHED IN ls43.
OSCAR CRAM & Co,

Vsl9@f ~ NHsshs'ss q VI
INPOSTEEs AND DEALERS IN
FINE WINES. LIQUORS. AND clGAKS.
beg leave 20 call attention 10 their large
stock OF the above. mentioned goods. '1ost
OF which are OF their own importation from
the rnt houses In Europe.
sHERRIEs Of many different qualities,
from the lower 10 the very finest grades
MADElRA5 nom ten 70 nity yeau old:
BRASDlEs, vintages from 1877 ofS0A
Their stock Of fne RYE. BOURBON. AND
SCOTCH wHisKEYs. JAMAICA AND sr
CRoIX RUM. APPLEAND PEACH BRAN.
DIES, Is not surpassed by any house la this
city. de 5.tDesl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22
Flowers for Christmas.

In oidtr TO accommodate all Who may
de>ue FlOwtr- Tor Christmas, Won should
leave your order, early with Mr.. !. J. Hir-
yey, No. 9 east Broad street. lie has
fine lot Of Roses, P.nks, Nl0lcts, Cry'a1.
ttcmum>. English Primrose, Iud other
Et.Np~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22

Having occasion To investigate the ques-
tlOn OF WHOLESOME beverages / nave made
chemical Analysis OF tLe most prominent
brands Of Champagne.
md q. IL. Munm q Co 3 Extra Dry 10
contain IN a marked degree lees alcohol
than the Others. therefore most cordially
commend II not only for It's purity but ~
the most wholesome OF the Champagnes.
R.OGDEN DOREMUS NJ. d., LII. d..
Professor OF Chemistry. Bellevue Hospital
Medical College. New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22
THE MOTHER SENT on
MAGGIE ROBINSON TO ANSWER FOR
TIE MURDER OF HER CHILD.
Preliminary Examination Held and the
Case Certified 10 the Grand Jury
other Cases.

Ia the Police Court yesterday morning
the continued case Of Maggie Robioso1.
the colored woman charged with destroy
ing her Infant child, was called for prelmi'
nary examination. The accused was be-
fore the court on Thursday last aud part
Of the evidence was heard, after which the
examination was suspended and the ca'c
continued until yesterday, IN order that the
officers might have time 10 Investigate the
matter and ascertain whether or not the
child was alive.
The readers Of the Dispdtch are familiar
with all of the facts IN tbi, ease. The wo-
man when arrested said that she bad ltft
her child. wrapped A. al ordinary bundle,
wing in 4 country cart, the cOl0reJ driver
of which had let her ride. Aitcrwart She
told the officer, that on Tuc,dsy afternoon
oi last Wcck-tcn days after the
child's birth-sbc buried the infant in
@ newly Jloughed ticld on the Scu6let)wn
read about three quarters Il a mile west o.
tie uty. and drew a diagIam showing tao
portion Of the Geld in which it md Oeen
placed. After several ,ucii'ectull efforts or
The Pant q he officers q colored man found
The chili Sundly morning inst where thc
moihor had described.
CHARGED WIN TIE MURDER.
After the infants body was found co.
charge against The accused was changed g.
chat of frlouiously and with mlllcc siorr-
thought killing md numbering her mall
infant child. The accused ~, repre-eut'G
by Jan e> H. Have. aud {. II. White, t"'
colorod lawyers. Several witnesses were
examined i0r the CommouWealil--lmO
ihom Andrew Moore. The colored man who
found the body; hui their testimony
brou.ht out no ncN fict, oi material i'm
p,Uancc.
HOW TUF GUILD WAS LYING.
Coroner Taylor aid that when he W,>
notified Of The cJ,c sunday and went out 10
where the child Lad been found. the body
had not lccn disturbed, bat the clrtl hs1
been removed. u va, a very shallow
-rayc. ana the child was lying on il, right
side. with the head upon the ground. H.
arm, were folded across IT. breast, and bofh
hands cliuchcd. the feet iyiI. 10 kcd over
each other and D., les drawn up. II did
not appear that thcr, hai been .ny violent
death. H. eyes Werc closed and itS mouth
ncarly closed The face was protected bg
a cloth thrown It, which prevented The
dirt from getting into II mouth. The body
was taken 10 the house Of Lucy Tompkln-.
where IL was identified by a., clothing and
scratch on it, face.
PROBABLY DIED FRoN colD.
Or. TAYLOR ,aid he made postmor'ea
examination aud ililoI 10 tnd any positive
indication That the child had ben bgr "a
...Hr lfr . ff.f..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22
SaI.c,sd RE MuI.keys.

Nines. BraDdies, &C.. for Holiday.
George A. ilundley. with
+. B. ROBERTSON & BROTHER,
Gg2 eat Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22
ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY
OF
Christmas Presents.

IIFGANT BOOKS-cornprSin the stand
ard and popular authors. knsliSn ani
American. IN Handsome bindings
many Of them nnely illustrated, ana
some NJ ~AICn are IAre-not easily o.
tsiuabie
BIHIFs-Large. Medium. sud Pocket
e!gts. ~ choice bindings. Among tncm
Nthe TEACFEK BIBLE whicn every
SUNDAY. sehOOi teacher, student sud all
who desire 90 read the Holy Scriptures
lHfcilgeuiiy shOu 4 own
PRAY EK.BOCKS AND HNMNALS-aN
s'1es aud styles ~ binding from the
rlsinest aud cheapest 10 the most eIe-
RIBbON.BOOKs and LEAFLErS-Dsinty
lille ailsus Of choice ana pneXccpton-
FItE KNGRAyINCs OF interesting sub.
FBuTOGRAFH ard AUTOGRAPH Al,
BUNS iu great variety.
PHOTOG RAPH-f RAMt and Pl( (TURfS
q Ucw designs. forming pretty ai0ru-
neuts for the ahle and uautaip piece
FOEIAbIE g. WRIT Nti- De 1k@ ~ Manga
ny. " Walnut. Rosewood aud Le4fuel.
PORTFOLIOS a. Morocco. sffnch Colf
Krssi3-. sci. & Alligator Leather.
LAl'IA AbLf1S fnr iFfies U7s-a HANDY
sutff tutD for 20 wrfius-fess.
NOV tlGitS in iNkSTANbS. PAPER
WEIGHTS. J'h-tLAdfS, FJkfA-
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FlNITOCKET .N'ks and PURSES ~ va
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CARD CA~I~ rI CIGAR-CASE7
SCRAP I'Ok k- az many sizes auG qualities
bRt ~-1NG.CA ~t~-L'eZa nu shed in
lieh Plush -atll. and leather
MANICURE CNsLo in Plush and Alligator
skin.
HAN p-OME BOXES or NOTE-PAPEH
fNNkL"TI ~, aud CAFUS
GOl ID PENS, GOLD fINCIL-CA5ES, Rud
CHARMS FOR the watcl.Cha'n.
IAIif~ REiiCTLE~ and BAGS
PNFtk FOil Ks Ot Pearl. Ivory. &C.
CHILDREN \ EuOt~.-Our stock IN this
department Inns been selected. not OilF
t.rthc.r popularity and beauty, bat fJl
ftg.r uueNccpiiou4l character.
TOY tDOk~-ETill !aht. attractive. auf
cheap
ALPHABET. and BCIiDING-BLOCK5 fo1
The yplng Oue7,
CHyt-TN ~ CARDS "A large collection
OF new sTsles, which are inexpensive
anof6irg every one the opportunity Of
rcyNlus geutle memories % love and
nome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22
n~ CHAMPAGNE.

CHAMPAGNE. In nSltpnt bottles. IN
baskets OF two dozen. OF our owa impots-
ton and OF very superior quality highly
recommended for lnYsliis.
de lest OSCAR CRAM & co
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22
A IEnnslsome Lot

- Gentlemen, Toilet and shaving Cases
no AVID below cost 10 close them OUT. a. We
do not intend 10 handle them after Nma,.
Spence. rYRFE X 60,
sIi mt Broad Ntrcet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22

TIE DISPATCH JoB-PRIsTIya HOUSE, 10
thoroughly equipped TO do al Kinds OF
Book AND JoB-PEIsrIS6 at the shortest
notice,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22

A few chances len In the two famous PIC
tures-Chrst Before PLATE aad Russian
HeddlrS Feast. l. LEWIS,
9l2 Main Street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22
An Interview with 5hinniCll-Be Sc
EIc~ The nasge.
|lrraf-T f.fr1rr.,. o., - s,f. ltfeFafcr

Special lcIe gram 10 inc DlSlAfcl
GNr,,tIL d.. December al.-Dirt
-bipr..l ts. b.ru IN tbo ,ir.inDl,i work
lor.r since Ncy,u,bcr OH. lie wa, ..u.
thor. fur thirty Jt,, with $50 me ou c.g.
vi,fiun - lettering. A. hc i- uguuiir., a.
U.lif.Lr li. i.i February i.n ,o work his
tur ,vt. Hr came Lr,r from Eicbmlui !
.,rl, last .i,,r,1,r .nd f,-.aty.i'.. ..ary,.l ..
.,r.t,,,,r ..I,or ,,,i.,', ,.rp.r -, t.i,,.
ana lam ..r..ts u'Ii,hip .,la,rof l',r.
L. ,,lnlIartor. f.r M, .t'a-,r.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22

On and after January !, l@S7, the steamer
e. T.. lee viii discontinue her trips BE-.
tween West Point ana hndngs on Mitli.
Ioui river.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22
Christmas Cards.

Handsome Christmas card, Al lj ccuf.
dozen At the Publishers Book sale To-
tgy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22
city (iren,t Court Adjourned.

The City Circuit Court adjourned for the
term yesterday. The next term commences
on Monday, February Tth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22

Hsudsomest lire O; HOLIDAY GOoDs IN the
city at CABELLs Drugstore, comprising
imported Cut.Glessware. Cellu.old sets.
Bronzes. PlacquGs. Mirrors. sache;s, Xmas
Card. SC, which I give ny personal guar
sntee TO cell a. as low or erel timer rate of
profit tLau ever offered on this market.
X. u. CABELL. Jr
Third and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-22
Champagne
ANALYZ ED

ChemTsgue. with n minimum or alcOnOl
Is 10y iai the WboiesOmest. and p assesses re-
maIkAb.e eXhiiaraiirg power.
THOMAS KING CHAMBERS.
". D.. r. X. &. +,
Honorary Physician 10 IL. X. II. the Pripce
OF Naes