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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
Loveiy wedding Gifts.

The liberal patronage enjoyed By Messrs.
Goddard & Moses, 920 Main street, Il ample
evidence that this nrn's weil-directed efforts
in securing the prettlest, most desirable, and
artistic things in the line OF lovely wedding
gifts has met with the approval OF the best
class OF buyers. These sFticies tnelade
beautiful creations In sterling silver and
silver platedware, artistic bronzes, hand
some lamps, superb yariegstsd oynx and
marble clocks, and an endless variety o
novelties. The store itself bas never pre-
seuted so attractive an appearance, HAVING
been recently retitted, remodeiled, and ffes
coed in the most tasty manner. This veil
appointed and beauty y-iaed store Is st Oh
Main street. and Messr,. Goddard a hosei
extend to oil a most cordial invitation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
n. Y. A. HaEAar.

The Bazaar Committee, consisting OF
Messrs. w. r. d. Gascoyne. s. c. SHIELD. A..
Cohen. A. L. Abernethy, J. 5. Hsrwood, w.
d. Courtney, K. 5. Crump, II. +. Hirshberg,
{. l.. Straus, and w. III. Maxwell, appointed
at the last meeting Of Virginia Division.
Travellers Protective Association, met at
the store OF A. Cohen 4 TO-. No. III east
Broad street, last night, and was called to
order By President Gaseoyne, and by special
invitation Yice-President 81. A. Hope, OF
Stauntou, w.s present, aud was added 10 the
committee oa behalf OF the staunton post.
Mr. A. Cohen. on behalf OF The sub-commit-
tee appointed TO look into the ACCESSIBILITY oil
having benefit at the Theatre for the pur-
pose Of raising money to pay OF the indeDt-
edness OF the division, reported that they did
not deem Il expedient al this time aud this
view was eoncurred 10 by Ihe Committee OF
the Whole.
Il was unanimously decided 10 hold a
Travellers Protective Association bazaar In
this city. commencing Monday. December
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
Richmond Theatre.

The Lyceum Opera Company, with Jen.
ME Winston, gave the opera OF Girofle-
Girofla last evening to large and fsshiOna-
bic audience. 1t was a great mistake on the
part OF the OpeTa-cOmpany MANAGEMENT in
not putting on this piece first, as Miss Win.
ston In the part OF Morasquin, the betrothed
OF Groile, was il her element. In response
to encOreS she bad 10 repeat nearly oil her
songs. Her costumes were very beautiful.
Miss Annie Leaf as GIroile-Girofla fairly
outdid herself. The singing and acting
OF tho drinking song were encored
10 the echo. Mir. Robert Dunbar
made his first appearance as Aaurzsuk. and
AZ once established himself as a great fayo-
rite. The orcbestrs, with Adam ltzei, Jr.,
the leader, rendered the music OF the opera
graudlysand were eRcOrtd several times.
Miss WiBstou has been requested by quite a
number OF ladies' OF this cItv TO give as the
Saturday matinee opera Giroile-Glrofia, in-
stead Of the Grand Duchess, which will be
done.
Seats are new on sale for the matinee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09

10. 1893, and MessrS. SHIELD, Hirshberg, and
Abernethy we're appointed 10 draft suitable
circular letter soliciting contributions for the
same.
II was also decided to hold meeting OF the
division on Thursday next, November 10,
1855. and a committee consisting OF Prest-
dent Gascoyne and Secretary Hlrshberg
were appointed 10 wait on Mr.. Ashton
starke and ask him 20 address this meeting.
The secretary was also instructed TO invite
President Pickering, OF Philadelphia, TO at
tend and deliver an address. This division
Is heavily in debt and the purpose of the
bazaar Il TO raise means. After making pre-
iiminary arrangements the meeting sd-
ionrned to next Monday night at the sane
place and hour
The place OF meeting next Thursday night
will be announced In due time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
Republican Patronage.

In and out OF the Republican party great
many people are wondering bow aud upon
whom the Federal patronage I'm this district
will be bestowed. Ii is understood that Ma
hone and Chairman Quay had au agreement
i'm the outset OF tue campaign that Blaine's
weli-knOwn hostility TO the little General
should not be allowed to prevail in the event
OF Harrison's election. This may or may
not be true; If 1t Is, It remains TO be seen
whether Quay can keep his promise good.
Judge WsddiIl proposes 10 contest Mr..
Wise's seat, and ss that will occupy him for a
year or two be will not be ia position to
seek for a presidential appointment other
wise he would no DOUBT get back into the po-
sitIon OF United States District Attorney
Now II seems not improbable that Edgar
Allan. Esq, has good chance for that de-
srabe Office, but there will be numerous
applicants.
For postmaster Of Richmond the names Of
Judge Atkins, Captain Henry Hudnall, j. O..
Smith, Esq, and Mr. John l.. Grubbs are
mentioned.
There are several aspirlnts for the collec-
toTship OF customs, now filed by Mr.. o. IL.
Russell; but Cleveland will have that 0p-
pointment, because Mr. RusseiPs term eX-
pires some time before Cleye1nd's, and his
man, II confirmed 10y the United States SEN
ate. will hold for four years.
The name OF 9lr. Clem. Green, OF Char
lotte, is spoken of In connection with the
United States marsbalshtp.
Ii Is conceded that II General Mahone's
will is potential Asa Rogers, Of Petersburg,
will be reappointed collector OF internal
revenue.
Mr.. John s. Wise is now on the eve OF
starting for New York, where be viii prac-
L liz
find time to step down TO Washington and
help bis friends, who as a general thing hap
pen 10 be not Mahone's friends.
Many OF the northern paDers refer to Ma
hone as a probable member Of Hsrrisons :
Cabinet. II true that means that Blaine Will
not be in the Cabinet, for IL isn't big enough
10 hold these two divergent statesmen.
Mr.. II. G. Parsons. OF the Natural Bridge,
is a warm personal friend Of Blaine, and II
Blaine comes into power with Harrison
Mr.. Parsons will be influential at Washing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
result was sssured that they might be the

result was sssured that they might be the
| first 70 congratulate the next Presidept. A
great mauy ladies' brsved the weather TO
come with them, As the long procession
fled through the streets the already excited
populace went Wild. The recognition
OF the Danyilie friends by Indianapolis
was followed by an exhibition Of bretheriy
affection, with flags flying, men pushing,
singing, and shouting, drums, tln-horns,
brass bands, and eannon-ali uniting TO
make an indescribable medley. When Gen.
ersl Harrison's residence was reached the
spokesman OF the delegation, Hon. JOAN j.
Huh, said that all they wanted wss 10 tender
their congratulations. and that 10 speech
would be asked. The General accompanied
him TO the front steps. For time each
member OF the club made supreme en-
deavors 10 convey bis individual congratuls-
tions, but finally quiet was restored and
Hull delivered congratulaiory address.
General Harrison shook hands with a few
who insisted, then hade them pleasant
goodnight" and retired. Appareutly all
interest IN the returns yet 10 come has died
ont. No one cares TO take time to read them.
The fact that General Harrison u elected
seems to be all the returns they seek. Ar
rangements for huge ratification meeting
Saturday evening and night are In progress.
General Harrison began to receive con-
gratulatory kilograms from New York
aud the East ss early as 0 O'Clock on esec-
tion-night, when the first meagre returns IN
dicated his probable election. From that
moment 10 the present writing kilograms and
letters OF congratulations have poured In
upon him from every city In the Union.
Among the kilograms received were the
following:
HEApoULRrRRs INDIANA RErUBLrcAEl
STATE COMMITTEE, November I, lS'S. }
General Benjamin Harrison: Your election
Is gratifying 10 your friends everywhere,
especially since YOU were given the support
OF your own State. Personal expressions OF
congratuation are inadequate TO an occasion
so mOmentous to the American people, and
particularly 10 the people OF Indians.
Your defeat would have stirred our feel
ipgs and brought home 10 YOU our sympa-
thetic love, but your splendid victory COM
mands our enthusiastic admiration. The
Republicans OF Indiana bail your coming.
You tvpify our patriotism and Americanisul.
We believe your administration will mark
an era Of peace, prosperity, and national de.
yelopment. In your hands the interest OF
both capital and labor will be equally pro-
tected
fSignedl JAMES n. HUsToS.
New YORK, November s, 1888.
The National Committee Is closing its
headquarters, and its last act is to congratu-
late you and the country upon your election.
NJ. $. QuAY.
Also from ex-senator Blaine, General Al
ger, Belva Lockwood. Seustors Frye, Sher-
man, Hawley, and Leland Stanford.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
CIV MiSsion.

This useful charity was re0rganized for
winter work last Monday at the annual
meeting. Officers were elected, visitors ap-
pointed, and work will be begun vigorously
as soon as means are supplied by our be
neyolent citizens. Collectors will be out
very seou. Old clothes are much needed
aud donations Of all kinds viii be thankfully
received by the ladies' OF the Mission. No
amount is too small TO contribute 10 this
society, which takes care OF the entire poor OF
the city to a certain extent. Donations can
be sent to Mrs. A.sY. stokes, 1903 east Mar
shall; Mrs. J. r. Moore. Todd's Row,
Franklin; Mrs. John Addison, So Park
avenue; Mrs. w. II. Pleassnts- 2Jl0 east
Grace; Mrs. Greer, $40 east Clay; Mss
Horn, 617 east Leigh; Mrs. r. oblston, 400
east Franklin; City Mission, LOG north
Fourteenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
A Collision Occasions n Deash.

tBy telegraph 70 the Dlspatchl
NEwBURGH, n. T., November Sat 10
O'Clock this morning, when the Rochester
express on the Hudson River railroad was
stopping at Fisklll depot, freight train came
along from the South and dashed INTO the
rear Of the passenger train. The engineer
and passengers OF the express saw the
freight coming. The engineer started MS
train ahead, and the passengers either
jumped or braced themselves in their seats
to receive the shock. The collision occurred
fifty wards above the station. The rear end
OF The last passenger.coach was smashed and
all the windows In the ear broken. The
engineer and fireman OF the freight jumped
before the collision. Mrs. Edward $. ShiVel.
OF st. John. Y. b.. jumped from the ear and
fell, alightiug on her head, fracturing her
skull She died In an hour. A lady mem
Der Of the "Hearts Of Oak company and
child which she carried IN her arms were
knocked down and injured by a man jumping
on them from the car platform.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
mnrnrt Academy Of Music.

The spectacular play Of "Around the
World Ia Eighty Days" was given at The
Mozart last night and made an undeniable
success. The house was crowded IN every
part with only standing room. Dir. Phinea'
Fogg accomplished his adventurous Journey
mucb 10 the satisfaction Of all present. This
character is ably filbd by Mr. w. J. Fem
ing. aud the rest OF the very large east did
full Justice TO each and every part. This
play is not only highly interesting but in
suuctlve.
The ballet corps went through their many
erolu,ious 10 the delight OF the audience.
Tue scenery is very effective.
The yein OF comedy pervading the e1tire
nlay kent the audience amused and relieved
the performauce from any. monotouy. The
piece is 10 be repeated tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
CHAMBER COMMERCE.
Meeting or the Board OF Director,
Yesferday evening.

The November meeting OF the BOsrd OF
Directors of the Chamber OF Commerce was
held Yesterday eyoning-PresidentG George A.
Ainslie in the chair.
The following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted;
Whereas on account OF the great improve
ment that has been effected in the James
river. Virginia, it has become practicable 10
bring 10 the vicinity ot tbe city OF Klebmond
vessels OF considerable drangbt OF water,
among others the seven irooellds that nave
for n.anv years been moorcd IN tue io"er
part Of the river; aud whereas II mas seemed
proper TO the naval authorities 10 change tue
anchorage OF these ironciadS from the lower
part Of the river TO an anchorage adjacent 10
inc city OF Richmond, on account OF reanler
telegIaphic aud mail facilities, large
railroad connections, cheaper and more
extended markets; and whereas 'bo
city OF Richmond, acting through
as Committee on the improvement OF We
James Riyer. on account OF the value 10 I've
c,ty OF these relations. did afford msleria' ala
an preparing s berth for this anchorage wlsn
its mAchiues aud In assisting 10 move tae
vessel. with its tugs: aud whereas the men iu
the ernploy OF the city did exhibit great energy
and zeal IN sssistlng this transferenee snd
where's the transieronee oil The entire iron
clad fleet Was made without accident OF any
k,nd and githout auy Of the vessels or tugs
iouchinK bottom therefore be
Resoiued I, That the thanks o. tpc ens'n-
Der OF Commerce be given 70 the cemm'hee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
Manchn.rer In RricG

The City Council meets tonight at 8
O'Clock.
Mr. Hay Garnett. OF the University OF
Virginia, is here on brief visit.
Dir. w. r. Gary, OF Henderson, n. C., Is
visiting in this city.
The FIRST general meeting this year OF the
Chesterfield School Board will be held next
Wednesday.
In the Mayors Court yesterday morning
Allen Scott (colored) was sen; on to the
grand jury for illegal voting, he having been
convicted OF petit larceny.
The order Of the Richmond and Mancbes-
ter Street. Railway Company 10 their drivers
not 10 stop the cars between Eighth and
Eleventh streets when on up grade has been
so modified as TO allow stops TO be made at
the crossings.
Allen Scott (colored) was before the
Mayors Court yesterday morning charged
with stealing one lot OF brasses from the
Richmond and DanviIle Railrosd Company.
He was sent on to the grand jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
AR,cnmoua goy seiected.

Mr.. Robert +. White, who has for several
years past been general secretary Of the
Young Mems Christian Association OF
Cbambersburg, Pa, las been elected to a
similar position by the DanvilIe Young
Mems Christian Association. "Bob," as he
was Familiarity known here, was at one time
librarian Of the Richmond association, and q
more devoted worker in his chosen field it
would be bard to lBd. hr. White msde q
profession Of Christianity when quite young
aud connected himself with the Pine-Street
Baptist church, IN which he was a Jealous
laborer. His numerous friends in this city
wish him mBch success m bis new field.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
Mr.. BarBum Ill.

NEW HAVEN, CONN, November S.-W. H.
Barnum, OF the Democratic National Com
mIuee, Is seriously III at bis home at Lim'
Rock. In answer 30 teiepbonic inquiry
tonight il was learned that be was taken
sick week ago while In New York. lie
returned to bis home on Monday and his Ill
ness assumed a dangerous character To-
night, however. his condition is slightly Inn
proved. The trouble was caused by over
work, resulting In nervous prosuation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
Ye,iow.Fever's Victims

IDy WINBIUFI % 'H0 HR'F"7'"I
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, November S.-Dr.
Neal Mitchell. president OF the Board OF
Health, reports twenty-five new cases OF yell
low-fever to-day for twenty-'our hours end
ing at o O'Clock =. y. There were three
deaths Mamie Green (coloredl, Railroad
avenue; DIR. +. II. Carver. North Spring
field, and the child OF Mr.. Oliver, In Brook
lyn. OF the twenty-five cases tive were
white and twenty colored. Total cases, 4,ilJ
Total deaths. 1913.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
RrnrarIY Transfers.

Richmond: John B. Crenshaw, trustee, and
others ton. ". Bowe, their interest in thirty
feet on Laurel street near Albemarie. 1890;
Martin l.. Lum and wife to }. Bell Bigger,
AS feet on Leigh street between Nihth ana
Tenth, $500; A. NJ. Crott TO l.. Hoyer 24t
feet on Franklin street near Fifteenth, $1,000.
lleurco: r. n. DuncansOn and wife to
Thomas II. Weimer. 90 feet on Henrico
street. $1,000; Marcus McCay and wife to
James W. craig, 81 feet on Main street near
SNcnlnnrp G4nn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09

FRANK d. HIl.L q CO. io:O A. H., valnsble
machinery 90 the corner q Cary ana sixth
streets
JAMES b. ELAN. 4 r. ~, valuable suburban re-
sidepce on vest hsin street; ALSO household
and kitchen furniture.
J. II. VALENTINE. I03 A. NJ. furntarc, show
cases. stoves, cigars. aaia. cioaxA collars. &e
WILLIAM JEskfNs, lad =. H., bananas.
oranges. &C.
A. L wiLKIHsoN. sssns u n. cabbage
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09

The following were the most important
cases before the Police Court yesterday
morning:
Charles Hill (cOlored). asssulting and
striking Thomas Langhorne with brick.
Fined Sl5 and costs.
Charles Harris and Dudley Carter (bOth
colorcdL charged with Illegally registering.
Continued ustil Saturday the 10Th, when
about twenty other charges Of a similar cha
Tacter will he inquired into.
Numerous parties were fined small sums
for drunkenness and dsorderly conduct on
the street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09

CHRONIC LOosssEss oR TIE BOWLS results
from imperfect digestion. Tbs cause lies In no
torpidisy Of the liver. A regular hAbir Of body
can be secured by taxing simmons Liver Ksgu-
lator 70 aid digestion. to stimulate the dnn and
sluggish liver, sad ria the system Of excessive
and poisonous bile. The Regulator corects
acidity OF tho stomach, eures dyspepsia. and In
sares regularity Of the bowels alike free from
Iaxity or costiveness- y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
Geovgis Exposition.

IDJ IcIoBTHIH % lIIv DI'IF'lII'I
AUGUSTA. GA. November g. The Augusta
National Exposition opened to-day under
the most auspicious conditions. The
weather was perfect and the attendance
large. The exhibits are nearly all In place
and by Monday everything will be complete.
An Grafton was delivered by Hon. James &.
C.. Black, leading lawyer " Augusta.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
Prominent Tammapy,te Dead,

10y teItKfApH % IIo UI5PaEVl'I
New YORK, November S.-Presideut
George II. Foster, Of the Board OF Alder
meu, who was reelected Tuesday fpr another
term, died at hall past O'Clock tub morning
at bis home IN RiyerdLe. He was member
Of the law firm Of Weekes 4 Foster, 80 Wah
street. lie bad been sick for tnree weeks,
suffering from typhoid fever. Deceased was
a Tammany Halt Democrat OF long standing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
Conxrstu,a,ius General HsrrinOn.

TBy leItsFapl % tllo DIsp1IchI
INDIANAPOLIS, iAD,. November S.--Exceps
for a short walk yesterday and this morning
General Harrison has not left hts residence
since be voted Thursday. just before dark =
train-load OF enthusiasts came. in from Dam
willie. they were mostly members OF the
first Lincoln Leagus elrb organized In the
state The elub hurried In as soon as the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09

A large number OF Good Templsrs OF the
differept lodges In the city will paw fra
tepal walt 10 Chureh-Hill Lodge tonight.
The Executive Committee OF the District
Lodge wall also have meeting with this
lodge 10 transact important business con-
nected with the order In the district
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
Prompting the witnesses.

tBy Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispatch.l
LONDON. November s. The Parnell Com
mission spent the whole day hearing wit
nesses OF the Outrages. Harrington objected
10 the Interpreter prompting the Irish wit
nesses. and Justice Hannen cautioned the
Interpreter. The police testified that large
force was occupied IN protecting the boy
cotied and Threatened tenants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
on The Tmprovcnent OF the James River for

| on the Improvement OF the James River for
It's action 10 this matter.
2. Tnlt the Cbamher OF Commerce hereby
ierder 10 Commander Felix McCurley the
congratulations OF this body on the skin,
tact, ana energy displayed by him in over
coming the difficulties involved and In ae.
complish!ng the transfer with the small
force Of officers and men under his COM
mqnd.
3. That copy Of these resolutions be
communicated 10 Commander Felix McCur-
ley.
In this connection the Dispatch may re-
mark that credit Il due 10 the Chamber for
inaugurating the movement bringing the
Ironclsds here. Mr.. K. II. Wbitlock having
submitted the Grst motion on the subject in
JuIy, 1887.
NATIOsAL BOARD or HEALTH.
A memorial Of the Chamber Of Commerce
| Of New Orleans asking the assistance OF this
| Chamber in the matter OF getting legislation
/ 10 create n national board of health was pre-
senied, discussed 10 some extent, and passed
| by until the next meeting. In tue mean time
| Hon. George l.. Christian, member OF the
| board, will examine into the matter and give
| his views.
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
Mr. James L. ApDersou has several times
pressed tho Chamber 10 use iis influence to
secure greater safety to passengers on railway
trains, and the matter wss referred TO the
Commltte on Commerce. This committee last
/ night reported, recommending that the Le-
gislature enlarge the pay and powers OF the
| Railroad Commissioner, this in their opinion
being the only practical solution Of the ques-
| ton.
Adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
Figures from Henrico.

The Commissioners OF Election for ITenrico
met at the county court house yesterday and
sscertained the following to be The Official
vote oi the county: Cleveland, LIP; Harri-
sou, 2,32G; IIarrison's majority, GA. Wise,
less; Waddill, 23iO; WaddilPs majority,
G52. Sands, 1,729; Bethel, 2,3l2; Betheps
majority, 5S3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
Sale Of CITY bonds

The COMMITTEES on Finance met yester-
day afternoon TO receive bids for the sale OF
$4,000 OF the city's per cent. bonds. Az
ter the bids were opened the following
a,, srds were made john l.. Williams &
Son. $4,000 in lots OF $4,000 each at
1851 Ii; Thomas Branch IL Co., $4,000 at
lOS,77.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09

The Commissioners OF Election for the city,
consisting Of Messrs George j. Hooper, Sr..
Andrew Krause. James J. Rankin, william
II. Williams, aud Peter Hotties, met in the
Clerks Office Of the Hastings Court yesler-
day moningat 10 o'clock, aud nj $3.50 =. NJ.
completed the canvass Of the city's vote at
the late election.
The following is the vote as cast in this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
Good Home and Furaftare as Aue.

The attractive suburban residence OF Mrs.
Helen Kempie, No. 2015 west Main street,
and the desirable furniture therein will be
sold at auction by Mr.. ,. Is. Elan, auc'
tFoneer, at 4 O'Clock y. N. to-day. Read The
advertisement and attend the sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09
Tho setzuye Justiaed.

fBy Anglo-American csb4e 10 the Dispatch.l
MADRID, November S.-The Spanish Gov
ernment will not protest against the seizure
OF the Spanish schooner Gracia by the United
/ States Teyenue-cutter, admitting that the
seizufe was justified.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-09

Chatsworth herd numbers 40 beautiful,
fat, sleek cows, yieldlog large quantities OF
rich milk that h sent twice daily 70 the Rich
mond Cream. Butter, aud Milk Company,
No. 3 west Broad street. where you can
have 1t delivered In quart and pint glass Jars
twice daily Tor the low price OF six and
three eenfe