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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07

PerOnnet Is the name OF an Algerian who
Is gaining fame as the trainer Of crocodtes.
The mother OF General Boulsnger Is a
welsh woman who Is strong and hearty st
eighty-fye.
John Hav. the author, Is wealthy, aud his
literary work is done IN the most luxurious
Of surroundings.
Emile ZolIs LA Reye" is to be turned
INTO an opera by NJ. Bruueau, OF Paris, a
pupil Of Massenet.
Count Won Moltke's iavorite flower is the
rose, and he has ut kreisau one Of the finest
rose gardens In the world.
When he walks about bis country estate
Prince Bismarck Is always accompanied by
a body-guard OF two s;slwart soldiers.
Miss E.bel Mackenzie, daughter OF Sir
Morell, IL a Journalist Dy profession and the
correspondent OF two American papers.
Sir Arthur sullivan says the familiar song
"The Lost Chord realized little short OF
$4,000, ore thiid Of which was the share OF
the composer.
The Vienna Allgemeine Zeltung has just
been exchanged by its proprietor, Baron
Kolsch, for painting by Rembrandt and
other pictures Of the estimated value Of so 900
horins.
Thomas A. Edison still works SIS hard and
as fndusriously as though be was just begin
ming his career, aud any day he NAV he
found Of his bench at his shop IN Orange, ~.
j., bard al work In bis shirt-sleeves making
with bis own hands models he considers too
dshcaie 10 trust 10 another,
NJ. Jean Aubert, whose pictures OF Cupids
and nymphs find so ready safe in this eoun.
try, married an American wemsn, ker whose
death some four years ago be is stiil incon-
solable. Her room Is left Just a. il vas when
she died, and every day her husband lays q
tunch d fresh flowers on her pillow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07
OLD NORTH STATE.
A FURTHER RvsPIrs GRANTED 10 A
MURDRRRss
chisf-supervisor shsifsr Wants Pars OIL
oaay's Forty Thousand-hegro
Democrats
rpoclal .alerram o ths pispassh.l

RALEIGH. N. C., November Ex-Governor
Scales to-day granted a further respite 70
Mile Poieat, the negro woman Wno wa 70
have been hanged at YaDceyyilie next rtioay'
She IL rcspited until December go.
To-day Chiei-superyisor Shsfer sent from
here a dispatch to q. w. Deismater. NO. 81
Fifth avenue, New York city, asking BIN to
forward at once an instslment Of that forty
thousand dollars which Chairman Quay yes
terdav announced he bad ready for use as a
reward for the discovery OF any election
frauds. Delamater Is the man 70 whom
Chairman Eayes sent the cipher dispatch
yesterday.
The Third-psrty vote to-day was very
light indeed. II appears that at most points
those persons who bad previously been Re
publicans voted that ticket, while the ex-Dem'
ocrats returned TO their old party. More ne
qroes voted the Democratic ticket than IL
was expected would vote II. In FranShn
county at one precinct forty negroes went
I'D in a body and voted II, aud at another
place fourteen so voted. This IS very un-
usual ia this State.
The amendment 10 the Constitution tn-
creasing the number OF justices OF the SUI
preme Court from three 10 FIVE will he car
RED. The Republicans, 80 Tar as known,
got ont no tickets against It.
Il is learned to-day that bogus tickets
bearing the name OF sydney Is. Alexander
for Congress were sent out all over the sixth
district by the Republicans. 1t IL also
learned that the Republicans stole tickets al
several precincts. but it is said that TINS loss
was at once made good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07

by electricity from The Arc de Triompbs to
Csrbeyoie, distance OF two miles. Each OF
the forewheels, our contemporary says, Is
moved by q separate dynamo, controlled by
the driver. The speed attained Is somewhat
greater than that OF horse propulsion, and
the general operation satisfactory.
All carriages will be moved In the same
manner before many years shall have passed
over our beads--that is, by electricity. Tb's
Is the motivc.power Of the future. II this
power can be stored and carried about as
cheaply a. Il would seem II can be. there Is
no reason that we can think OF why It can.
not be substituted for horses in moving
wagons, carts. drays. and what not. Ra-
p,dity OF motion will be one feature OF the
wagons and other carriages OF the next
generation. The words of NAHUM may
soon be fulfilled predictions:
"The chariots shall rage In the streets;
they shall iostle one against another IN the
broadgays; they shall seem like torches;
they shall run like the lightnings."
That is not bad description Of the cleo
trio cars as these appear at night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07

A Captsfn's Terrfsis Brussissy ss Me-
lated by Hfs victims.

s,xteen saiIoty Of the ship Hecla, natives OF
the limited states. Eagiaad, Scotland, and
France. which vessel arrived at TAeoma,
washington Territory, yesterday, loaded
Vic, wheat for Great Britain. entered suit IN
the District Court against Captain Snow, OF
that vessel for cruelty. They appeared 10
pespou ADD presented stsfement Is follows
The Americas ship Hecla, Captain SNOW.
started for Cardiff, Wales. with crew OF
slxteep mep. After she was out pet sncrt
time the CAPTAIN began feeding bis men on
rotten meat and pota,oes which were not nt
IN cal. and both Captain Snow and biz mste
sbamefuly abused all the sailors. While near
Cane Horn Captain Snow attacked the car
ncnter. striking him with some heavy instru-
,nept and breaking bis Jaw and knocking out
many teeth. A few days later be nearly
Killed one OF the men, aud all OF the members
Of the crew were beaten In most cruel man
ner. When debilitated by the poor food
Given them they we're uusble to WORK, and
All The sailors we're put into the hold and tied
IN such a manner that they could neither
stand nor sit nor lie down, snd 10 that posi-
ton they were kept for forty-eight hours,
when they were released.
One OF the men whom the Captain deemed
refractory WAS tied 10 Sancbion Tor Tour
DAYS without food, but during this time his
scant rstlons were placed witnin s'ght Dut
ont of his reach, When the Hccla reached
Acapulco the men were weak from Ill treat
ment and insufficient food. The brutal Cap
tain, with the aid OF Mexican troops, cast
them into q dungeon and kept them contned
until the vessel was ready 10 sail. The uien
appealed to the United States Consul
AZ Acapulco. but we're unable to OBJ
tain sny assistance from that quarter, they
being told by him that he could do nothing,
and that they had better CROUCH 1t out" a
statement from the sailors was presented to
tie Consul similar TO the complaint made
here. The case will come up In the court
at 10 O'Clock on Monday morning, and will
no doubt prove interesting. The Captain,
without any excuse whatever. refuses to pay
the money due the sailors for their service.
on the trip from Cardiff. About $500 In all
is due the various members Of the crew.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07
vANDEnB1LT's FINE REsIDENCEs.
The Last fs the Newport villa, for
watch He Paid S25O.OOO.

fClara Bellies Letter 70 Philadelphia Press.l
A quarter ofa million Of dollars has just
been paid by Mr.. william X. Vanderbilt for
the Wills and grounds hitherto belonging 70
A. G.. Stout, al Newport, and the next neigh
Dor on one side OF the place IL william As
tor. and on the other William Waldorf A.
tor. This trifling bit Of architecture and
land Is n birthday gift by Wander
bit 10 his handsome vile. He now
owns no less than nine residences, ranging
from hunting wilds Of Scotland TO the eX-
qusitely-civiized corner OF Fifth avenue
pnd Fifiy-second street. Each establish
ment Is complete in itself, with fine furni-
ture and all the outfit necessary to LUXURIOUS
babitation. There are sefvitors In charge
who keep everything almost ready for The
arrival OF their master and mistress, who
bring with them personal menials suincient
TO ill out the complement.
Everybody who has been TO see the man.
sions built by the late William Ii. Vanderbilt
for himseliand his two daughters, with their
families, knows that the structures occupy
the whole Fiiih.svenue front between Fifty
first and Fitty-second streets. and mos vtsi-
tors have noticed the enormous stones which
form the sidewalk. These blocks OF granite
reach from curb 10 area rail, and are pro-
pOrtiOnaieIy wide. The city home Of
Mrs. William Vanderbilt Is on the
corner Just across Fiityfecond street,
and it is more ornamental, with its
carved granite, than the larger piles OF
brown stone. But the two hundred feet
Of sidewalk bordering the two sides OF the
premises were composed Of 1sgs not re-
narRably big, although rather better than
the Filth avenue average. The whimsical
Young matrOn did not choose that her sis.
ter.in.law ueighbOrs should be better on
than she, even in what they tread on IN
transit between portal and carriage. There
fore she has ordered her sidewalk torn up
and replaced by the biggest flsg-stones ever
qulrried. They viii be about twenty feet
sQuare each, and foot and hali thick. The
difficulty OF getting ont such tremendous
blocks and the costs 81 transportation VIII
mike the VI ice rather more than $1,000
apiece by The tine they are laid. To realize
the extravagance one has only TO think that
the money paid for every one OF these stones
would build pretty house in the country or
buy considerable fsrm. Nevertheless, as
not less than 96 per cent. OF the outlay Is for
labor, iso't IL better for many poor people
that this very rich person shodld want that
KIND OF q sidewalk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07
The PhilaSelphIa North American says;

"There Is a chance that some OF the south
ern States that are carried by the Democrats
by means OF fraud may have trouble ia
having their electoral votes allowed. The
President Of the Senate Il John j. ingalls,, OF
Kansas. sud when he passes or the electoral
votes that are 10 be counted there Is likely
70 be close inspection Of the returns rem
Louisisna, South Carolina, aud Mississippi"
The editor Of the North American takes
issue With the Constitution OF the United
States aud such able constitutional lawyers
rs the late ROscog CoEELINo. Article XII.
OF ,hs Constitution says; "rhe President OF
the Senats shall Ia the pFesen - OF the Senate
and House Of Representatives open eli the
certificates, and ne rotss shall then BE- count.
ed" aud here lat the word " certificates ~.
said Mr. CoSKLISs In bis speech in the Sen.
ate on the electoral commission bill, the Con-
stiiution turns lis back upon the President Of
the Senate. The country would like 10
know by what warrant JoaS JAMES INGALLS,
would "psss" on the electoral votes.
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Prohihltlon-Tho Supreme Court


ON, OF the last decisions Of the Supreme
Court Of the United States under Chiei-Jus'
tee " AiTE was that under its police powers
q State cannot prevent the transportation oil
liquor into its limits from another state.
The Chief Justice dissented from this de-
cisiou, or perhaps only from an opinion ex-
pressed by the Court in rendering 1t.
A Democratic Chief Justice has since
gone upon the bench OF the Supreme Court.
Under him, the Court few weeks ago ren-
dered a decision which afliIms the decision
q the Supreme Court Of Iowa 20 the effect
that under the prohihitory law OF that state
no LIQUORS can be made within It's borders
for export or to be sold outside Of the State.
In other words, the Iowa brewer cannot
make beer TO be sold In Illinois, and this Law
the Supreme Court Of the United States has
decided to be constitutional.
BrAdstreet's says:
"Under these decisions II becomes i'm
portant 30 determine when any article or
product passes from The control OF che state
and belongs to interstate commerce. II Is
OF course not an easy question 10 determine,
vet the court, recognizing the importance
both To the shipper and the State that sOiae
determination should be made, lays down =
general ruie, which will probably he elAbo-
rated Ia subsequent decisions. lt is that the
commodities Of commerce do not cease 10 be
part OF the general mass Of property In the
State, subject ~ such 70 il jurisdiction ana
10 taxation IN the usual way, until they have
been shipped or entered with common car
rier for transportation to another State or
have been started up0n such transportation
IN continuous route or Journey. The rule
here laid down 70 OF necessity general, and
It's terms viii doubtless call for interpreia-
ton In the future. At the same time II Is
step 10 TIE direction Of closer definition OF
an important point IN the law OF interstate
commerce. aud as such II Is OF importance"
The Boston Globe makes the following
point ia this connection;
perhaps IL may be as we'll for some OF our
partisan friends who have foTeboded nothing
lut unsatisfactory results from the appoint
mept Of Judge Lamar TO the United states
supreme Court 10 explain 10 their Prohibi-
tlonist brethren how II comes 10 pass that the
Judge has Just rendered 3 decision IN favor
OF the cOustitutOuality OF constitutional pro-
hibitiOn under State laws. IL looks very
much As II judge Lawar, like most other
good lawyer OF all parties, is lawyer before
he Is a politician. The trouble with his
critics Is that they are partissns before any
thing else"
We said recently that this prohibition
question was the coming question in case
tie Republicans were defeated this year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1888.
In Doubt

The news from the battle Of yesterday IS
By no means encouraging. The prepon'
rerauce Of evidence As shown by our tele'
grams indicates that HARRISON has carried
New York, though the New York Times
claims that State for CLEVELAND. Still we
will not be justified In eoucedlng that
the question has been settled until
fhe hsze OF uncertainty shall have
been disspated by full returns NOT only
from the Empire State, but from other
Sisters that have been classod as doubtful.
The remembrance OF The doubts and fears OF
1884 are too vivid for rs 10 give mp hope. As
for Virginia the State Committee claim that
che Il safely Democratic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07

,Jetfafsra. by THEoPmLE GAUTIER. A Noble
Sacrifice by PAUL FEvAL. And Ihe Back
Peari. hy VIcrORTEN SARDou. Translated
from The French by NJ. DE l.. New
York: BEESTANO's. 1888. Price in pa
per 30 cents.
For sale by J. ". RANDOLPH d ENGLISH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07
FOR sesyousss..


USE HoHsFoED's AcID PHOSPHATE.
Or. w. q. Hsnscone. Minneapolis, Mimi.
says; " used Il 10 case Of acute rbeums-
tlsm, during c0Eyalescence; the particular
ness and nervousness, and the results were
all / desired"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07

One OF our exchanges has a paragraph
Stating that the electric storage system is not
only success sc far as experience shows In
relation 10 street railways, but that the
omn,bus Company Of Paris runs carriages
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07

Largest stock OF DINNER SETS;
Largest stock Of TEA SITS;
Largest stock Of CHAMBER SETS;
Largest stock Of TIN TOILET SETS;
Largest stock OF TABLE CUTLERY;
Largest sock OF SGLYEk-PLATEDWARE
Largest stock Of CLOCKS and BRONIEs;
Largest stock Of FINE and CHEAP LAMPS;
Largest stock Of BRASS FIRE SKIS;
Largest stock OF COAL-HODS;
Largest stock OF JAPANESE CHINA:
Largest stock Of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
All Of the above goods will be sold at sstonish-
ingly low prices. as will every srtice in the
house.
We invite you 10 call and see the FINEST DIS
PLAY OF CHINA and OTHER GOODS ever
shown In the city. no7-W,F&su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07

"when man Is unfit for public office be
ought not TO be chosen to IT," That would
shut out The whole Republican party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07

The Philadelphia Press says: "Farewell,
a long, long farewell TO the campaign liar !"
So the Press has cut down its force.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07

The Baltimore American says: "Wsy
down in the depths Of the campaign barrel
there Ia a look Of Loneliness" II appears
that In Baltimore they don't close the saloons
an elecliOn-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07
BRIEF COMMBNG

Several persons will wake up disappointed
this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07
NOTICE To TAXPAYERS.
MANCHESTER TAXES.

VI
Tho LIST day Of November Is the last day OF
grace for paying the last half OF the city and
school tax. All who have paid half should pay
tho other half BY that time 10 got the reOate Of
FIYBPER CENT. on one half and TWO-AND-A-
HALF PER CENT. on tue other; all paying the
whole then will be entitled 20 a rebate Of FIVE
PER CENT On one half Of the city tax.
] am now ready 10 receive the state tax, ana
FIYEPER CENT. will DO added TO all taxes
state. city, and school-unpald December /, 1883
J. w. BRONAUGn, JR.,
&C 2l-eodtNoi Treasurer City Of Manchester.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07
Ye,lov-Yevey.

rBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch-l
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, November 6.-New
cases. 1910 white; deaths, Howard +.
smith. Total cases, 4,s42; total deaths, S67.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07

~ ENERAL MEETING OF THE
W STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO RAILWAY COhPANY.-A general
n seting Of tho STOCKHOLDERS or THE
CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COMfA-
NY will be held ut its once In ths city Of Rich
inond on NOVEMBER q. 1888. at Is O'Clock noon,
for the purpose Of taking action upon such mat
ters - may be brought before It.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
n. T. INGALLS,, President
RIcHHOHD. VA, October n 1883 &C 23-td
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07

At this writing we can confidently assert
that BRIVA was not elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07
FINANCIAL
S120,000.
Rrcrrosp. Vi. Noyemesr !. ~

NIlTNVNE7t ' - F''''@'- =
Sealed bids addressed - tae uaderAxned VII
bs received Al the ofioe Of tbe cay Auditor uoul
D O'Clock THURSDAY, November IAN ief a,
RrQIsrERsp BONps % THE CITY OF MCu'
MOND. payaols IhiFsy~iour years sfter mo lst
day OF July. issS
Inc blds vii 10 opened a. The tine aeoie
nAned In the presence "a NO eonaislAs's0 IN
sinAuce o. ths cry Council
Thess boods viii DO issued undcr authority Il
a resoln,lon Of tho cc0nch approved April II,
ISIS. V provide faads Cor the Goa. plstion ~ us
nsw City hsll =. hAkunvtN
no liz Chairman commssss On finsnea
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JULIUS SYCLE & Son.
213 east Broad street.
mo WIFI
SILKS. SILKS.

Special sole OF SILKS begiu- at LEVY 4
DAvIs'S TO-DAY AMI will be continued through
the week Great bargains ia FAGLLE FRAN
CASE. GROS-GRAINs, RHADAMAs, aud ST.
RAILS.
DRESS GOODS.
largo receipts Of PLAID. PLAIN. and
STRIPED DRESS GOODS. CLOTH FLANNEL
ana other suitings. SPECIAL low prices lHls
WEEK.
CLOAKs.
Our new CLOAK ROOM has proved grand
success. It largo and well lighted. We show
very largo assortment Of WRAPS Of all kiuds,
aud as We have but ono price you may depend
upon It being tho LOWEST Our stock Of Gull
DREN'S CLOAKS cannot be surpassed In style,
quality, or material. aud our prices are very low
CHILDHENs DRESSES.
n you wish to see CHlLDRRNS DRESSES that
arc stylishly made, that will NJ we'll and as
prices within your reach. call at our store.
ORNAMENTS.
A large variety Of SILK and PrUSH BALLS,
TASSElS, and ORNAMENTS from sc. up 10 e)c
per dozen. ..., u,,,o.
Tho latest styles OF GlMPs PRINCES, But
TONS, GIRDLEs, ORNAMENTS. srEELS, SC.
FLANNEL sKIRrING.
A large assortment Of PuRE WOOL STRIPED
FLANNEL SklRTINGS-one width will make a
skirt. these FLANNELS are steam shrunk
no further shrintago will take place.
SILKS.
Special low prices THlS WEEK in BLACK
SAiIN RHADAMAS. BLACK GRDS-GRAlN
SILKS. BLACK SATIN iUNKRS, and BLACK
SILK SUKAHS. These goods are all warranted
10 wear
CARPETS.
Our HANDSOME CARPETS hsvo attracted
many purchasers. and Why should they not,
when thoy can ba had Just As cheap as the OLD
stylcs are sold for elsewherof
OI~CLOIHS in all widths and qualities;
RUGS OF aiikinds: DkUGGETS, AkI-SQUARks.
HAMMOCkS, and OTrOMANs.
1890 q ,,,,o
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TENNESSEE MIDLAND RAILWAY C0MPANY,l
RIcHNOEn, VA, November 9 1883.

VNHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
Il ING OF THR WARM SPRINGS COMPANY
will DO held 81 the Citi1eos Bank, Richmond.
Va, on MONDAY, November -. 1855. At ii
oclock A. n j. r. V. DANIEL.
no4t4t Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07
n TX rINGa-

A NNUAL MEETING.-THE AN
N NUAL meeting OF the stockholders Of tho
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POrO-
MAC RAILROAD COMPANY will take place on
WEDNESDAY the 2lst OF November, 1888, At "
NJ. st the onlce Of the company, In the city Of
Richmond. j. 4. WINSTON.
no7-td Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07

KTDNEV AND ALL URINA.
hEDNE / RY TROUBLES ea-ar
quickly. and safely cured ny D0CJ "a Cals,l'.
Seyarest cases cured IN soven DAYS. sr.d at 81 ID
per box by all druggist OF ~ msu from p..lts
Manufacturing Co, IL White ssros, Sew iofG
Full directions -n Oily
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07
julius SYCLE & Son,
2I3 east Broad.

This week win be one OF our largest exhibits OF
WRAPS ever known TO the trade. Call and ex-
anime our stock before purchasing elsorhers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07
IMPERIAL DOG REMEDIES.

NANCE CURE Il \ harmless and positive
remedy f,Ir ell fkiu diseases on ANIMAL: is I..
slant death % fioas ami yermln. aud imprrf-,
the growth q hair For scratches In hor.es ~
Bad sores Of any kind Il N uueguallei. sul-.y
non-pOisonous Price 30 coats.
DlsfEhPER CURE IL = safe and reliable euro
for Distemper: suhfucs ihe fever AZ Onco r,'F4
lates the stomach. keeping Up the appetite aUI
general strength. Price 81.
NEkMlFioE IA a sAio and anro ieauoY ~ NJ 200
kinds % Worms in Dogs. Price 10 cents.
KENNEL AND STABLE sOA" contains m >
moulded form all he medicinal properf~s ~
the Gnnke cure. compounded with tto hne~ c.
cOanW and Oiiyo Ous, making q snep ersi In
quality n any toilet eoAp. 10 c0ulz.ns no lrt.
ash OF carboiic ard. bOth u uhich are il
nous - tho coai, burning up The uAtursi niI fHf
10 time rendering W8 skin GrY aui hH olt
harrh GLOyEns KESNKL AND STtafE soar b.
especially recommended for Keeping the sf..
AMI coat ia hesltAy condition, ani is pnri..
larry good for auy humcr. rri atom o. e1Ies. li
Is ianoly used for stin o. scalp trcublcs Deb lH-
man beings. Price p cent.
These remedies ars sold by draggista anf ffo.-
ers IN sport. mems gools. n hoy 90 MOI keeg
thom on hand viii eei rhem FOR you.
r.. CLAY GLOYKk, ID. v. s,
Proprietor Rnf NaBufacturcr, 1873 hroadgaY
New York. Veterinarian ~ tho Ne~trninstef
Kennel Cluh, New JfrreY kcnnel Club, Hart
fosi Kennel club Rhode fslani Kennel Cluh
Syracuse Kennel Club, American Fox-lorsier
Club. &c. 0'S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-07
CHENILLE ART APPLIQUES.

BY lightly moistng the reverse side OF those
Art Appliances they can be attached 10 any given
surface or object IN tho same manner as IL usual
with postage stamps. The easy pressure Deces-
sary 90 make them adhere will not iniure them
in The loasL The advantage Of these goods over
all others Is at once apparent, owing 70 the va
rous uses TO which they may be put, ~ APP
pllques, bouquets for Vases, Corsage Garniturcs
Lamp-Snade Ornsmeataliou, Table-scSrfs. lam
brequins, sc. For sale by JULIUS sYCLE &
son.
Satin Stripe veilings at JULIUS sYcLE &
SONS
Bargains in Carpets, Rugs, aud 0iI-cloths at
JULIUS SYCLE & SONS.
Ilncn'Tabe-Scarfs from 40c. 70 si.2A
Folt Table-scarfs 1T 81 worth $40
Pnlow-shsms ~, stamped, worth 40c.
Frosted Tinsel &C.. ball.
Arasene l5c. dozen.
stamped Linen splashers with drawn taread,
20.
Rangles for ornaments, Soc. dozen,
Girdles all shades. IS.
LamhreQlins, 75c 70 g.
Chenille 1able.Covers. a.. only ,l.7d
Plush Tablo-Coyers only 81.