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presumption is that the designs OF the
swindlers were very bare.

"T'he descendants OF revolutionary
Newarkers who are suing TO recover a
city park, courthouse, and other pro-
perty, worth millions, are too modest"
Oh, no they are simply showing that
tie revolutionary spirit is hereditary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-22

We return thanks to our old friend
GEORGE H. MoFFETT, Esq, once Speaker
of the House of Delegates of West Nir-
GINA. afterwards editor of the Wheeling
Register, and now of the st. Paul Gi0Jc,
Minnesota, for an autograph letter in
viting us to visit St. Paul and ego to-
bogganing" with him, and also to visit
the ice palace, take part in the Winter
Carnival, &C., &c. We regret that we
cannot he there. All the same it does
us good to know that we are remembered
by our friend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-22

Two men in Waldboro', Me-, have
shipped to Boston this fall and winter
over 100000 ferns which were used for
Christmas decorations. The harvesting
of ferns for this purpose promises to be-
come an established industry in those
parts.
There is q log house near Danbury,
n. c., in which the fire on the hearth
has not been ont since the house was
built, about iorty-fiye years ago. The
man who occupies the house now is the
man who built il, and he has never
passed night away from home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-22

"Justice LAMAR is to be entertained
at n 8, RIGS OF dinners given 10y his SUI
preme Court associates, beginning with
the Chief Justice, in accordance with
the custom" II is now III order for BILL
CHANDLER to move tho impeachment of
the entire court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-22
A CONSTANT READ

1t will be seen from our Raleigh letter
that the appointment of Professor MAR
SHALL MCDONALD to the position Of
Fish Commissioner would be most graft
flying to the people of the Old North
State. Professor McDoNALD's peculiar
fitness for the place is recognized wher-
ever he is known and the Importance of
the interest he would have in charge is
appreciated.
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"My mission is to kill the Republican
party, says JOHN p. ST.. JOHN. The
country bids Mr.. ST. JOHN accomplish
bis mission, and renders a verdict OF ac-
auittal in advance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-22

"One young man in this town was
considerably surprised the other morning
when he awoke on finding his mouth
wide open and his jaw SET" lie must
have run against SULLIVAN overnight.
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ANTHONY CoMsrocK is TO be credited
with excellent work in the case be has
secured against gang of expert and
successful 'green-goods operators. f" The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-22

GEORGE WAsHINGroN's body-servani
and the Oldest Mason have stepped down
and out to make room for President Bu-
CHASAN's sweetheart.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
A q A Il d.
RICHMOND, January q, 1888
~ ~ The GIN Of Richmond.

RICHMOND. January q, 1883.
To the Voters Of the CITY Qf Richmond:
respectfully announce myself q CANDIDATE
FOR CLERK OF THE CHANCERY COUkr OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND. and solicit your votes
for that position. know the duties OF the once
aud how 10 discharge them. and promise 70 DO so
II II should be your pleasure 70 elrct me.
would not mako tails announcement at this
time tas ieem !, too early 10 begin the canyass),
but others are making IN Rctive canvass and
friends.
desire TO state that the statement now being
circulated IN this city that have formei a COM
bination with another gentleman Ia reference 10
this ofiiee 10 utterly Jalss. am running on my
own merits. and have not, nor do Intend %,
form any com hination In referonce TO this once
or any other oftice. Respectfully,
la2s-it JOHN A. AkANLRY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-22

We have the Virginia Medical
Monthly for January. LANDoN B. Ed
WARDS, NJ. d., editor and proprietor,
Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-22

We can, we think, testify that the
Wheeling Registers article concerning
CREED RAYMOND, formerly of Fair
mount, W. Va, but for the last thirty
years Californian, is true.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-22

Bush Otter, ayoung Sioux, is the only
full-blooded Indian who was ever EN-
ployed by an Executive Department OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-22
RICHMOND, Va, January 90, 1888


To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Dear Sir,-There was at our Armory
in Richmond before the late war of the
rebellion three brass cannon OF supposed
French make. They were very finely
engraved with inscriptions of French
events, and were beauties and attracted
admiration. If still in existence ii would
be an object to our city's interest to
again show them to any visitors. Do you
know if they do now SO intact exist, or
what has become of them / hope they
were not n prey to the stringency of our
armament in the late war.
These guns were said to have been
part of n French cOrvette's manning
penned up in York river during the later
years Of the Revolution, and afterwards
removed or carried to Richmond about
1895. They were some ten feet in length,
and wish you could resurrect them for
my own aud others glances of admira-
ton. Yours respectfully,
A CONSTANT READER.
We often saw whilst they were at the
Armory the cannon spoken of by our
correspondent. But We do not recollect
how they were disposed of. Possibly
they were melted at the time all the
church-bells of this city were given to
the Confederate Government to be con-
verted into cannon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-22

The Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Company OF Boston f~oposes to have
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BY =. v. Bovo
Roai Fstafa turilouper
DROAD-STREET STORE Pro
PERTY AT AUG ZION
No. igi, Of THE NORTH SIDE, BETWEEN
ADAMS AND JEFFERSON STREETS.
A CHOICE MoRsEI-sMAIL But SWEET

BY virtue Of the hereinsftermenuoned decree
aud Of a decd OF trust from J. l. ocno)cfal ahd
wife duly recorded. The under -igne' commits
siOners and trustees. respectively, VIII sen vy
auction, on the promises, on
MONDAY, JANUARY y, l6ss,
At AZ o'clock ?. VI, tho vel-lorated FRAMED
STOkF No i2f west Brood streAt, Win tho LOT
on which 70 stands. fronting II feet eh inches
ami extending back 10 q vide paved alley, on
which there fronts a small framed house. inc
improvements are only fair, but they yield d
good rent
THIS property has One future. - u Is on the
square opp site the slio selected Tor the new Ma
sonic Temple. which viii be built at once.
TRIMS: One fourth cash; balance az SIX,
twelve, 8nd eighteen months Tor notes with In
terost added. tho notes % ho equally divided.
and QUO set Is % be occurred by uu-l decd on
moiety OF the properly. ami tac Other lar Oy 4
retained title as 10 the other m0icty.
A. J.. BOU LWARE,
IHO,iAS G.. JACKSON,
special Commissioners;
A. l.. BOULWARE,
JAMES CASkIE,
BORON, &c, PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST scHo0LcRtFr.
DEFENDANT--IN TIE CuANCERY COURT oF TUB
CITY or RICHH0Ni.
l. BENJAMIN IA. Berry. clerk Of said court. GER
tfy that The bond required of the special conl-
mis.ioners by tho decree in said cause oi Dtceut-
her - 1857, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this Eth day OF January,
1855.
"a "a BENJAMIN H. BERRY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-22
BRIEF COMMENT.

Kentucky will vote on prohibition
next fall" What Q Joke
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-22

ByJ. 1nompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents snl AUr.lu.crs.
1913 Main street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-22

ffOR REM, THOSE TWO Eh1 -
I ATTRACTIVE Buth ItNENhN u
NO5 1912 anu lYl6 east Broad street between
Nineteenth and Twentieth -trfof-. having al tas
cOnyenienre.. hoe aud c1.l blfh ami a.. other
modern convenience, kcnf worry low.
JAMES D. ELAN.
"a g9-lt 1913 east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-26
Alleged Statesmen.

The Boston Heraid is given TO getting
of paragraphs in which it is difficult to
tell where cruelty and sarcasm end and
charity and seriousness begin, if, indeed,
the latter begin at all. Here is its latest
example Of this:
"We believe Mr.. William Il. Chand-
Ter is not even an alleged statesmen,
but he is senator Of the United States.
snd in that capacity be is doing good
deal to make the party of winch he as
sumes the lead in that body ridiculous
His latest bill contains the tomfoolery Of
actually proposing to ensct in law that
mo more than five voters OF one politi-
Cal party shall be permitted 30 vote at a
precinct until opportunity has been
given for an equal number of voters of
the contenaiug party to vote. We sup
pose II is too much to expect Of Senator
Sherman that. with the presidency heavy
upon bis brain. he shall protest against
such parody upon legislation but we
are moved 10 ask IL Senator Edmunds is
not member Of the body in which this
proposition is made /"
There can be no question MS 10 the
cruelty Of the allusion to CHASDLsss.
The most heartless southern Democratic
paper would hardly cast q suspicion on
caAsDLER's claim TO the title OF alleged
Statesmen. CHANDLER has made SO many
false allegations that be should be secure
sgalnss sueh attacks as that OF the
Hefala. nor Is there any question
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-26

We confess to some surprise at the low
standard prescribed by the Dispatch
in regard to the obligation of persons to
obey the law. 1t seems to lose sight OF
all moral obligation in the matter, and
advocate the doctrine that penalty is
everything that makes law binding
Wing.
On the contrary, we maintain that a
''moral obligation " rests upon the SEN
ate to be governed by the Constitution,
and not by an unconstitutional law.
We say that a criminal statute which
provides no penalty for its violation is no
law, and we liken to such statute the
statutes passed by our Legislature under
taking to limit the power of the Senate to
decide its own contested elections in its
own way. If our view of the question is
correct the so-called laws are not laws at
oil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-26

about tho significance Of our con-
temporary's remark in respect to
SHERMAN. But in what spirit the Her.
aid is moved TO make the inquiry IT does
regarding Mr.. EDMUMDs is not entirely
clear. Is the Herald in earnest or is it
indulging in O little irony9 Mr.. Ed
MuNDs is a constitutional lawyer and a
man Of brains He ought TO be a
statesman. But true craftsmanship con-
sists in rising above prejudice, pas
sion, and partisanry when great ques-
tions of patriotism and Of the good
OF the nation are involved. Did
Mr.. EpMUNDs meet the demands OF
craftsmanship when the bitter partisan
fight was made in the Senate on MIR.
LAMAR? Doesn't it look as il the weight
of prejudice against the South was on
the brain of the Senator from Vermont?
II the Herald intended TO compliment
Mr.. EDMUNDs the connection IL which it
puts the compliment is unpleasantly sug-
gestive, to say the least.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-26
Brewers and the Unions.
[By telegraph to the Dlspatchl


MILWAUKEE, Wis, January 25.-A
circular has been issued by the brewers
of this city to their 5000 employees, no.
tifying them that on January 26th every
member of the Brewers Union, No 9,
in their employ will be discharged unless
consenting to leave that organization.
The circular is signed by Philip Best,
Joseph Schlitz, Val Blatz, Franz Falck,
Fred. Miller, Jung & Borcher, j. ODER
mann, and the Cream City and A.
Gettelman Brewing Companies, all the
establishments OF the kind in the city.
The circular states that the employers
are prompted TO take this stand by the
action of the union in openly supporting
and promoting a boycott being waged
herr. and elsewhere against their beer.
They call attention to the large wages
that are being paid their workmen, aud
the fact that they grantedall the demands
made upon them until the union tried to
interfere in the masters strike by making
unreasonable demands upon them. The
union will meet tonight, and it is antici-
pated that strike viii be ordered.
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HALHIMER PROS.,
sol Broad street.
JULIUS SYCLE ~ son, 2l3 EAST
81 BROAD STREET. between Second ana rf..t

JULIUS S1CLE ~ son, 2l3 EAST
- BROAD STREET, between Second au1 rf.-i
streets. FIRST GRAND JANtAkl >ALf. .
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LIN TNDERM EAR. cur assortment uf rf..-
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trimmed accorcing 10 pr' e, with Hlfs.. U.as.
Hamburgs and IOrrhon lacc-. BARGAINS IS
CuEMISES, CORSET-CONkh>, ANn ~hlkI~-
40. -. 90, 81, 10. Pretty styles, iaal-.r...y
trimmed, made 4 Muslin and tsmirt a..ri
ing 70 price. BARGAINS ~ DRAWERS .A
"a n 80 fOc. an immense Assortment. f..r. 81
in every conceivable style. kNhkOlltI'.
New invoice Suret Patterns Hamburg ..s -.-
2a4 AdGS =, 10. l2n. D., T.. 3D. ami 3D.. a
yard up: hwls, kdgings ai ., d. in. i-.. 4
l5c n yari up: Coiored ttgne" suoh Eel.
Red Embroidered. Rei with White furr f...
ed-in fact all Combin atiun--st s. a III arI -.
IN. INSERTIONS -ilamDurs SWISS f.I ell. r.
ed. all prices Cotton Trimming, Jon l.. .t.0s.
NuFthh Lh''- tt'' ft 49,.
Iaces ever exhibited. REMNANTS HllAl Itn
COTTON. These Remnants comprise tlr rri...
Of Mamsutta and Ian ion g. R.-our prizes
size Of Remnants % 10 yards. >AllEtN> ANp
GINGuAMS.-We have nov ON rAtI
choice collection ~ fine French >a.faH.- ono
scotch Ginghams. which for variety 0' soy ..
COiOrs. and Combinations sulpR-- auf'lnc ' l.
has been previously exhibited in N.-
DRESS GOODS A thing Of BEAUTY o. "a
ever Our assortment OF Dress buols 'st U...-
hean IeffoF-rOrlrTfztNg iUIUrnt Nn....'f
Serges. 1ricots, Fancy Cords "a. hme.as. D.. fI
the new and mellow shades for spring. ..l
Blue Pistache. Mahogany. Terra cora, H...
Nauye, Tan, Olive ~ tlOud-Ntlk- nrI N...Hs
10 match. WHITE SPREADN.-,lu- rea. .f
large assortment 0f White spreads. am ~ ai. q
will be found some slightly soiled Rfi D He af.l
aeu at N.25-Hrtual value ~ Jkk>tl ~.-.a-
dies Jerseys. In Black, regular Ir.e -..
JUL SltLE a. sos.
IL 4-Tu&Ih 2li east Broad sfrrn'
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Rare Ia New ark, Ohio.
fBr telegram 10 the Dispatch.

by telegraph 10 The Dispatch.I
CLEVELAND, January pa fire broke
out in o. q. Kings shoe store at New
ark, o., last night, and il was completely
Quilted. The loss on the building and
stock is estimated at sl50.000. ID. l..
Jones, hardware Crane Brothers, milli-
merry. and w. w. Sprague, jeweller. suf-
fered heavily from water ana smoke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-26
A View Reaper.

This great discovery, unlike that OF most Inn
portant and advanced agricultural implements.
l. OF worldwide interest and not condned TO
farmers alone. lie practical test showed con-
clusively that In tbs reaping Of unstinsed praise
from thousands OF nervous sufferers tho scotch
Oats Essence Company Is III tho lead OF all. Tho
Scotch Oats Essence will cure any case OF Ner-
vousness. Neuralgia, or mental disease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-26

Lot 43i-one LADY's NEWMARKET, size "a.
Brown-our price was IS, come and get II Tor
$L75; ..,.,.,,
Lot 67s-one LADYS NEWMARKET. size 81.
Brown-Our price was So, II will go at $50
Lot 5i0-one LADYiS NEWMARKET. size SS'
Blackburn price was sa75, marked down 70
f29S; - ..., -
Lot l26-one LADY's NEWMARKET, size 40,
Back-our price was $40, odds-and-ends
Lot i-one LADY's NEWMARKET, size 40
Brown-our price was 1915, odds-and-ends
price 90 so; .-..,r -
Lot lO9O-one LADY'S NEWMARKET, size 40,
Brown-our price wassi. odds-and-ends price
s4.25; .-,,,, - O.
Brown-our price was sl2 80, yours II you
want IL for $40; -
Lot 0)O-one LADY'S NEWMARKET. size 3S,
Brown-our price was $40, Will close out al
1915: .u
lot 337--one LADY'S NEWMARKET, size 40,
BYown-Our price was fl5, will go for sl5Oi
Lot 4l4-one LADY'S NEWMARKET. size ~,
Broad Plaid-Our price was $3.50, VIII 20
for SO: ..-,.,.,. .,
lot 9Ot-two BROADCLOTH JACKETS, sizes p
and 81, at Sour price was SS
Two PLAID JACKETS, sizes -, at A25-our
price was $50:
CHiLDREN'S CLOAKS at $3.50, So, s395, $3.50, g.
and s., that were S. $40, s. 90, S65O' $50
and ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-26

In England few. peaches are ripened
on the south side OF walls. II may be OF
advantage TO the housekeeper to force
early vegetation on the southerly side OF
a wall, or even tight board fence,
taking care 10 give it extra protection on
cold nights.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-26
GEOGRAPHY

VIRGiNIA-One of the thirteen ofigiual States,
the mother OF Presidents and also OF many ot
the western States Richmond. on the Jame- Is
the capital. and Ia noted for le large too@co-ta'-
tories and fOundries IL is also noted Tor having
the grandest monument In the world, as wen as
the largest dry goods store IN the STATE
LEVY Il DAVIS,
proprietors OF the largest Dry Goods store, de-
she 10 call your attention 70 their closing sale OF
CLOAKS AND JACKETS,
all OF which have been marked down TO and
below cost In fixing such low prices their ann
was TO close out every garment, aud they expect
TO lose money in carrying out their OBJECT
CARPETS, RUGS, &c.
Their assortment Of CARPETS is the largest In
the city. The price on every piece mas beeh
marked down 80 that you can now get an eA-
cellent CARPET al very low price. u VIII pay
you to see this stock. RUGS Of all kinds cheaper
than ever
CURTAINS.
An elegant assortment Of LACE CURTAINS
from 75c a pair up to s25. A large variety 81
CHENILLE and TURCOMAN CURTAINS. CUR
TAIN FIXTURES OF all kinds. WINDOW
SHADES In great variety from 3jc. up to $3.50
each. -
BLANKETS
OF all kinds eau be had Of them at lower prices
than elsewhere. You will ind in their store
very large assortment Of WHIT f BED, 0klb,
and CRADLE BLANKETS. HORSE bLANhEIs
from 81 up TO IS each. LAP BLANKETS from
SlJ0 up to $40.
DRESS GOODS. &c.
A very large assortment OF DRESS GOODS OF
every description and TRIMMING Of all kinds
az the very lowest prices. Housekeepers' Goods,
such a. SHEETISGS. PILLOW CASINOS, Ia
BLE-CLOTHS, NAPKINS, TOWELS, TRAY
CLOTHS, DOYLiES, SPLASHEkS, PIANO
COVERS, and TABLE-COYERS.
BABY CARRIAGES-the largest assortment at
the lowest prices.
REMNANTS.
100 Remnants Of DRESS GOODS, LACES, and
EMBROlDERIES. LEVY & DAVIS,
1917 and 1919 Main street, Richmond. Va
ta26
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-26

"Ex-Secretary LINCOLN said to a re-
porter few days ago They still men
ton my name once in awhile as a can
didate for the presidency, but that is
only when they have nothing to talk
about. ," Ex-Secretary LINCOLN is
rather bard on himself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-26

"Before Turkeys war indemnity is
paid to Russia there may be some more
bills of this kind rolled up" And Rus
STA may owe war indemnity to Turkey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-26
BRIEF COMMENT.

All things considered, it didn't do to
be over-proud while walking the streets
yesterday evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-26

can octopus is reported to have been
killed recently in Mississippi" We had
thought the death of the Republican
party in Mississippi occurred some years
400.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-26

1.-THE ancients made use of fourteen
different kinds of boot-jacks." The lot
of the ancient cat was not happy one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-26

Hoods Sasaparilla cures rheumatism
by neutralizing the acidity of the blood
which causes the disease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-26

Come and bring copy Of this al. with you
and compare the goods with the prices, and you
are bound TO pronounce them the biggest BAR
gains you ever saw. If you live out OF the city,
order by lot number, and II not sold you will get
your garment by return express. II sold, your
money will be promptly returned.
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Fire inE fneasfie.

Sunday morning the kitchen on the
premises OF Major James Mcdowell was
DESTROYED by fire.