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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-04-14
WAGES OF FAMOUS COOKS.
Prices Which Rich New Workers Fay for
 Culinary Skill-Row Chefs Dine.

Tr1ce0 Wn1Cn h1ch New Workers Fay TOT
 Culinary Skill-How Chefs Dine.
 Previous to W. K Vanderbilt's culinary extravaganza in hiring $1O, 900 cook Corne- Illus was supposed to have tho most expensive one in town, paying Fred HemmerIe, his chef, $50 month, the highest salary paid by any private family in New York. Mrs. Langtry is not so far behind. She pays Con- stant Migirard, who gets up her meals and travels with her, S100 month. Ogden Goelet gave Valtat $1O0, but Judge Water bury bid little higher and has him now. John Jacob Astor has Frenchman, Joseph Pacteau, who gets $1O0 month and who has little to do this winter, the family being too deeply ill mourning for even the smallest dining. Eliot Shepard, another Vanderbilt son-in-law, is fond of good cooking, and pays good price to Mathies, a man who used to be assistant cook in the Jockey club, of Paris.
 Whitelaw Reid is the only newspaper man who can afford a famous chef as caterer to his appetite, but he pays good, round sum to have his meals prepared by Gaillet. His rich father-in-law, D. o. Mills, pays no more to Menier, who presides over his dinner par ties August Belmont imported his cook himself, having found him in rather an ob- scure Partisan restaurant, and has never had reason to be dissatisfied with his discovery. " ,s. Astor employs Gustave Berand, and pa. him $125 a month. The Marshall O. Robertses and Bradley Martins have English cooks, being strictly Anglican in all their ap- pointments.
 When these chefs have night off they never dine ill their own place, but seem to take great delight in sampling the food of their rivals. have seen Fred Hemmerle in Delmonico's with all the head walters flutter- ing anxiously about him while he critically examined the menu, and no millionaire was as carefully served as he. Delmonico's head cook goes up to the St. Cloud and to the res taurant of the Hotel Normandie when he has an evening away from duty, and while he is dining it's very nearly impossible to get waited on, for the walters all get nervous and forget your order while they hang about the famous cook and wait to see upon what food doth this our Cesar feed and then rush off to the kitchen to see that his orders come up hot and in perfect shape. was told on one of these occasions by hysterical waiter, whom 1 corraled with half a dollar and induced to give mo some attention, that these great cooks order the simplest sort of food They themselves adjure most of the sauces and gravies with which they stimulate the jaded palates of the public and, looking carefully over tue bill, pick out just those dishes which require, through their simplicity, perfect cooking to make them palatable. Brooklyn Eagle.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-04-14
CONLON BROS & co
Cloak and Suit Par|or Floor

This week is overflowing with driv es ln each line of Goods, comprising the latest Novelties in imported French Cut Jet Trimmed Silk Velvet and Plush Wraps and entirely new things in both black and hobby Spring shades of Jackets ill styles which are exclusively our own, and are in keeping with our reputation for elegance of workmanship fit and finish.
 Our line of Suits were never so complete, both in Woolen and Silk Fabrics, com prising all the newest Weaves and Tints universally adapted this season, besides any Costume made to order in six hours notice and satisfaction guaranteed.
 Ladies' Woolen Suits at from $3.75 to S29 50. Ladies' Silk Suits au from $10.75 to S125. .OO, with hundreds of intermediate prices, styles and combinations which only a personal inspection can intelligently ap- preciate.
 Ladies' Tailor Made Jackets at from $1.5O to S22 OO, including the very latest novel, ties in Corkscrews, Kerseys, Diagonals and Stockinette Fabrics.
 We have already received another large delivery of Misses and Children's Cloaks and Jackets in unique designs which will be sold at our usual popular prices.
 Special drives this week in Jersey waists at from 32 cents each to $500, ffty-six different styles to select from.
 Ladies' Gingham, Cambric and Calico Wrappers and Suits at from 43 cents each up.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-04-14
A DjHerence.

A Difference. It is a fatal paradox Young Jones will ever rave about ,Twas Hettie's smile that lowed him in, Her fathers foot that toed him out.
 -Detroit Free Press
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-04-14
Mechanics Hotel.

149 so. MAIN ST. ,r, I,,rnished throughout. Board and Rooms hv the day or week at reasonable rates Meals to order at all hours.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-04-14
NOTICE.
NoTICE-

IT HEREBY notify all persons liable to pay taxes U in the town of Waterbury that have received a rate bill and warrant to collect towu tax of six (6) nils on dollar on list of 1887, and will be at Honold X Meyers store, No. Exchange place. on and after May 1, when same is due, from 10 to I2 a. m., to and to p. m-, to receive said tax P.S-The law provides that percentage at rate of 3-a of per cent per month must he added from May l, lSSS, if not paid before June l, lSSS
 LOUIS NJ. MEYER, Collector Waterbury, April G. 1888,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-15

bright cfinsDu ou u, back. Again, a lady living
in London. While on; FOR exercise one day. was
run over aud her le;t leg brosen by a Hanson
cab. Her child. being born some six months later,
had q deformed left ies. a largo bunch and
curvature appearing at tho poiu; where tho
mothers leg was broGeu. Still. again. n yalna-
bic greyhound belonging 30 lord Calrnsford was
run over In Pio'adnly by sn omnibus ard both
hini-legs brcken. -Four of nyo puppies born
some weeks later we're found % have de.ormei
hnd-leg..
Women who have bson suhiecteg 81 terrible
frighta have given birth % iii0tir or insane
children. Just az certain chitlren inhefit a love
for liquor from intsmpcrAte psreat,. u Il not
surprising. thcn, that 20 many women are To-
day taking reguigriy during tho period of pres-
nancy. Scotch Oais fsscnce. that great neryine.
it averts frgtts and tcr5ors. tounterafs ths
spring and best of AL. easy confinement aud
abundant hreastmilk. The 0at-kornei contains
phosphorus that NOT only makes >trnne bones
AMI healthy nu.cles, but clear brains and
steady nerves. II also contains "B0skine"
from the oatmepl husk or bosg. that relaxes ths
bowels gently aod prevents distressing morning
nausea. scotch O'ts hssenoe contains. In con-
ceufrated form, all the Food. Tonic. And Medict-
nzl properties OF the host Oats.
It's "A fact now well rceVgnized by physicians
that not only Be- Scotch oats Fssencs an aifnost
certain cure for Conyul~ions, Nervousness fret-
ting. &C., M children, aud is largely taxing tho
plsre Of Soothing Syrupr aud tho Ike. but that
mothers who use H. both before and after con-
nnement. have picnty ot pure. rich milk. ami
their Children are siugula'ly free from Nervous
and DiouhTal troubles fe I5-il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-15

About forty pieces Mohair Spring lOc. Dress
Goods at Sc. yard:
All Of the following goods on second noor:
Two yards Of best Shade Cloth and all Fixtures
for shade for 25c.-would cost you dollar
ordinarily:
ladies' Gossamers at l4c. each;
Twilled Flannel Skirts at g5c. each;
800 Imported Beaded Jerseys at S2.5O--originsl
price was 81:
Upholstery Caterpillar Fringe at SC. a yard;
Red Hand-Crocheted Shawls at 5Oc each;
Lace Bed-spreads at il.4s, including Cover and
sham
Twenty-hye-cent French Cretonnes and Furni-
ture Satines at l2Nc. yard;
Double-face Canton Plush at I2Hc a yard;
Twenty innocent Double-faced Powered Can
ton Plush. for curtains, &C., at 1890. yard {;
Sriped-silk Turcoman by the yard, 25c.;
Remnants OF Curtain Laces, all prices at 14c
choice:
Colored-Flowered Curtain Scrim Mt 7c. q yard;
Wide Nottingham Curtain Net &c. yard;
Mohair Busters, 25c. each-original price vas
$3.50:
Ask TO see the four-dollar slk Jute Porteres, re-
duced to $i.99 pair:
Seventy-nye cent Striped Flannel Skirts at 39c. ;
Embroidered and Felt Piano Scarfs at 75c.;
Scalloped and Embroidered Felt Table Covers
at75c.;
Embroidered Felt Table scarfs at Soc:
There are yet thoufands Of yards of tho choicest
patterns in our Carpet Department which
are as yet unsold. Such prices as We have
been selling them for were never known be-
fore II you care TO make good investment
heros a chance
From to-day on a great change in the prices Of
all our Fine smyrna Rugs. You'll never sec
the like again.
Visit our Silk Counter. There is no telling how
cheap you can buy any kind OF six Fabric.
Any color Of Surah silks at SOC. yard;
Any color Of Gros-Grain silks for 4ic. yard;
A 81 Bronze Gros-Grain silk for Soc yard;
Black-Sik Surah at &c. a yard;
AI.Slk Black Brocsde Rhadams for &c.
yard;
Fancy SILK Nelvets at 29c. a yard:
Satin Striped Faille Franchise Silks at 7oc.
yard;
lot of Lyons Velvets at one quarter their real
value;
Childreu's Lace Caps at 1jc.
We refrain from advertising any item Of which
We have not quite large quantity yet the de-
mand for some have been so great that we have
sold out a few advertised on last Sunday, but
which are very small percentage OF those left
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-15
INNOCENT TRAVELLERS.
BiIl TO Protect Them FavorabIy Re.
ported TO the senate.

~ tAAc rthatt.
The Senate Committee on Roads-Mr.
Heaton chairman-met in the Senate
chamber yesterday afternoon at clock,
and remained in session for four hours
considering the various measures refer
red to it. There was large crowd pres
ent, including many persons prominent
in the railroad world.
When several other matters Of lesser
moment had been disposed of the COM
mittee took under consideration the bill
to prevent frauds upon travellers, for
which the meeting was especially held.
This bill, which, it is said, is an exact
copy of a Pennsylvania statute, was
handed to Mr.. Heaton some ten days
ago by Mr.. Charles G. Eddy, vice -presi-
dent and general manager of the Norfolk
and Western road, and was presented
by Mr.. Moore "by request" as Mr..
Heaton, being chairman of the Roads
Committee, did not desire to further this
or any like measure.
The bill was fully explained in the
Dispatch at the time of its introduction.
1t provides that no one shall sell tickets
except the authorized agents of the rail-
road or steamboat companies. On the
other hand the company selling a ticket,
should il or any part Of it be not used,
is compelled to refund the money there
for.
Mr.. Eddy. W. B. Bevill. general pas
senger agent of the Norfolk and Western
road o. II. Roger, general passenger
agent of the Shenandoah Valley, and
George W. Boyd, assistant general pas
sengcr agent of the Pennsylvania road,
appeared in behalf of the bill, and it
was opposed by Nh. B. B. Munford,
counsel for the American Ticket Brokers
Association; Gustaye Lansing, OF New
York, president of the association; Mr..
Archer, of the firm of Talbot q Co.,
this city; Mr.. Mayo, of Louisville, KY
an officer of the association, and ticket
brokers from this and other cities in Vir-
ginia
The discussion consumed over two
hours, and the committee decided 10 re-
port the bill fayorably.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-15

Be't Dress Csllcoes, in combination patterns, at
SO yard:
.o-bone French-Woven Corset at 5sc osch-sizes
Is q, .. q, p. e5. e6. e. - and 30:
Tfiy-coni French Woven Corsets at CSC. in sizes
i9 q, -, q, and q:
Mems forty and nfty-oent solid color, striped.
and black SILK Embroidered Half Hose. A
1iT assortment for i7c. a pair.
Mems iwenty-nve-cent Pure Linen Colored- Bor-
dercd Handkerchiefs at lie apiece;
Ten-ceni Pearl Shirt-Buttons, dozen for 25c.
Ners striped and gray Mixed Socks at &c. a
pair;
sylvia Corsets, IN red boxes, only few sizes-1s
-. and 2i--At &c;
Mourning -bordered Hemmed Handkerchief. Sc
each;
Atwood striped Flannel Ssckings. 25c. a ward
ladies' gray Mixed Lsle-Thread Hose, Q pair for
e1c;
Clliron's hfty-cent Hand-Crochet Ail-wool
Hoods, all colors, i4c. each:
2'u-h Black Fur at Sc. yard:
Fe't Ban Trimming, in all colors, yards for
l0,:
Green brown, dark garnet, terra-cotta, SILK Iisse
Yelling at &c. yard;
Rtd Cambria Hamburg-s piece Of ton Yards
for g.-;
one hundred different patterns Lace Inserting.
g. yard;
Tehieen-inch.wide Oriental Iaoes at l2xc. a
yard;
srl Lacss-wido Antiquo-a piece Of Ave yards
FOR ojc.;
F'a-k Germantown Wool AT Sc a hank;
ladies' 81 Hand Crochet Wool Hoods at ssc.
apiece;
Tvo-Button White Kids al SC. pair;
ODDS and Ends Of 81. p and 75c. Kids-sizes 5t,,
6.6is. and AT 3Sc. pair;
Mems sl.e5 Embroidered Back Kids at 79c.
pair;
Bssyy Buck ti95 Gloves, lined with elder-down
and wool cuffs, AZ soc. pair;
Slk Initial Embroidered 5Oc Suspenders for
3qc;
Gsntlemen's Guns, four pair for 25c
oae thousand patterns Of Gentemen's Satin
lined silk Scarfs at l4c. each;
AL colors Of Double French Swiss RufIiing at
Sc. yard
lot of Dexters Bali Knitting Cotton at Sc a
ball;
Eve hundred sets Of Cretonne Toilet Mats, FIVE
In set. for &C.;
Black G. T. Velvet Ribbons. up to no. ~, for
5Oc. a piece Of eleven yards-wider, at 75c. a
piece;
col0red Velvet Ribbons. up to No. :, at SC. a
yard;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-15

trayed on canvas, should have con-
spicuous place among them. II is this !:
An old gray-hsired man Whose only
offence against the United States
Government was in having prison
named after him by accident and son
in the Confederate army being carried
through the streets of Boston. hand
cufled aud followed by a jeering and
hooting crowd also, my mother, aunt
and sister-the last with a nursing babe
in her arms-being conducted to the
almshouse in Norfolk, Va, by q colored
guard with drawn sabres. But am
now loyal citizen of the United States
and think such scenes and incidents
should be forgiven, if not forgotten.
Yours respectfully,
GEORGE W. LIBBY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-15
WATCHES. JEWELLERY. &c.
HOW TO SAVE MONEY. a
THEY MUST BE SOLD.

The attention OF the public Is called to the faes
that only few days moro remain IN vhlch to
dispose Of my stock. as tho change In business
which | propose 10 make mus; not take place
later than March Isl. Therefore oil who wish 10
save not less than forty cents on each dollar
should DO 50 by buying my GOLD and SILVIA
WATCHES. CLOCKS MUSICAL iNsrRu-
MENrs. JEwELRY. Se kAiLRoAD WATCHES
specially cali and DO convinced
Ii. JogL.
fei,-hs iis5 east Main aresI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-15
brilliant and Celebrated Men.

such as Professor Richard A. Proctor,
astronomer Mark Twain, humorist I;
Hon. William Waldorf Astor, late United
States Minister; Henry Guy Carleton,
editor and drematist; Hon. Judah p.
Benjamin, jurist and statesman, have
been pupils of the Loisette System OF
Memory and endorse it as wonderful
discovery. Taught by correspondence.
Free prospectus, with testimonials, from
Professor A. Loisette, 237 Fifth avenue.
New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-15
THE FREE-PASs MATTER.
Evidence Concluded and Report 20 be
Made To-Day.

The special House committee appoint
ed TO investigate the alleged abuse by
members OF that body of the free pass
privilege met yesterday morning aud
concluded its labors so far as concerns
the taking of testimony.
Mr.. John NJ. Dickey, member of the
House from Grayson, was the only wit
ness examined. He said that Mr.. Parr
some weeks ago came to him and re-
quested the loan of his pass, stating that
he had borrowed one from Mr.. Spencer
and that there was no harm in It. He
(Dickey) accordingly complied with the
request
This concluded toe testimony. and IT
was all placed in the hands OF Colonel
j.. ID. Starke, of Norfolk, chairman OF
the committee and author Of the reso-
luton directing the investigation, who
will prepare q report and present it TO
the committee this morning. IL will,
when approved by the committee, be
presented to the House.
Colonel Starke WAS asked yesterday
afternoon what recommendation the re-
port would contain.
He replied that the report had not
been drafted. and he could not say Just
what it would be.
The opinion obtains that the commit
tee will simply present to the House the
evidence taken, or n resume OF il.
without any recommendation whatever,
leaving it to the House to decide whether
any further action shall be taken.
The investigation has developed
nothing more than Mr.. Parr stated on
the floor of the House in the offset. that
he borrowed the passes of MessIs
Spencer and Dickey and carried two of
his constituents (who had been to Wash
ingtOD) 10 Danville. Both Mr.. Parr and
the gentlemen whose passes he bor-
rOwed are Republican members of the
House. He is from Henry county, Mr.
Spencer from Buckingham, and Mr..
Dickey, as stated above, from Grayson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-15
HARVARD UNIVERSITY

II An AM UNI IA mol
PRICE GREENLEAF AID FOR srUDENTs.
recent bcquest enables Harvard University
to offer additional aid 10 the amount of $1,000
YEAR 10 deserving candidates Tor tho degree q
Bachelor OF Arts. This aid viii he distributed In
sums OF $50 TO i2;O year. and win be award
cd mot pai1l In advance to students or graiu-
nte, Of other colleges or co candidates Tor tho
Freedman class. Students or graduates Of othor
colleges cGn boz admitted 10 advanced standing
without passing examinations. Other candidates
for admission mus, pa.s tho on.rance oHamina-
'i0ns ia june or september. bank forms of ap-
plication for admission apl for aid. and pam
phlets eisine fill details regarding any depart
ment of the University ARTS, Science, Divinity,
Law. Medicine. Dental Medicine, Veterinary
Medicine. or Agriulturol may be obtained by
applying to FRASE BoLt 81. Secretary Of Harvard
InWersliy, . University Han, Cambridge.
fe l5-eOd6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-15
In E,nrnrnrnr rrin,nrx

Avery largely attended and interesting
meeting of the Union Democratic Club
was held last night. 4 resolution was
unanimously adopted to the effect that
the club favors primary to nominate
Democratic candidates for the spring
election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-15

upon enesents females
Iio often appear In
cdrlous marks and
'detormi,ies upon tho
child when born. For
instance, n woman In
lincolushire who had
been dresdfully
frightened At sight OF
a mouse gave birth
toa male child hay-
log the perfect im-
print of q mouse la
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-15
SOME srRAaeE BiRrH-MARKs.
Msrhs and Deformtttcs That Have
neen Due TO Impressions Made
Upon q Mothers Mad.

Tho old saying tha, facts arc stronger than
fiction finds ample proof In some articles that
have recently appeared IA English Medical
Journals Of the very highest standing. observa-
tons and experiments upon both human beinss
and animals prove beyond question that the
popular old-time belief that impressions maze
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-15

nH he progress our stores ,cu,
y at r. NJ so that prepare our stock for the merit do
inc bargains Offering crfyc,ocv r;5ic,e ~ ~ A.
cause ~ " rushed 10 ch an cet CLOSING of or dors
~ S """g nc dD We hare aaicd sqlpeoe
md hope TO be db'e 10 meet all y,
one proper Ghc"'on and ask for HH patience part We
D4l7S DESPATCH: :" "'1''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-15
supreme Court Of Appeals, Fester-
lnr-

Beverly against Hough. Appeal al
lowed to decree pronounced by the Cir
cult Court OF the county Of Loudoun on
the 18th day of October, 1887.
Todd against Gallego-Mills Manufac-
turing Company. Argued by Colonel
john II. Guy for appellees and Colonel
Charles Y. Meredith for appellant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-15
agIkE THREAD.

WE HAVE JUST RE -surA 10
w CEIyED fresh supply Of -,,,,..
which We will sell at lowest prices. Cotton vine
Netiing also, Linen Glll Netting IN stock sod s,S
msqe 10 order. Seine T1inee of all klnos ~ ~
siIes. Lines. Ropes, YawkiDg Corkss oi-
i. .IICBTESsTEIN'S SONS.
sole importers OF the celebrated Lion DIan"
ssiue Thread. warranted 70 give ssusiscnon'
corner Seyentesnth and Franklin sHee0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-15
PERSONAL.

HAVING PURC RCHASED THE
j j. STOCK or GEORGE n LArHRoP a CO,
1876 aud 1878 east Cary street, consisting OF
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, and foBAcCO.
hegspS appolnt GE0kGE A. LA1iikof my law
nj arsnt 20 conduct the WuoLESALk JuRBlNG
LlQtOn BUstNE>S a. said stand. isls aud tsie
esst Cary suaet, 70 buy aud seIl tcr CASH only.
n lSsw LEWIS u nLAlk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-15
CHEAP GOODS.

100 pieces OF TwILLED CRASH at s1O5 for a
piece of 2j yards;
100 pieces of COTTON DIAPER, the best quality,
at 49c. piece;
80 pieces Of the bes; fancy LACE sCRIM. for cur
tains, at 9c, yard worth i5c.;
80 pieces BOMBAY DRAPERY, for Curtains, at
64c. yard--would be bargain at i9hc.;
20 pieces Of the best quality cream-colored LACE
sCRIM al lOc. a yard worth l5c.;
Is dozen extra largo MOMIE-LINEN TOWELS at
Sl.5Oa dozen worth g.;
80 dozen extra-large DAMASK TOWELS at $s a
dozen worth q;
30 pieces CASHMERE, in all colors and black,
full yard-wide, at l5c. yard worth S5c;
70 pieces a-CAsHMERE at lOc. a yard for the
regular l2Hc quality.
And lots Of other good and desirable goods at
extremely low prices.
TEVY & DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-15

DOOK AND JOB WORK NRATLY
I'D Exncurno AT yHx DISPATCH rxnr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-15

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A THREE NIGHTS.
FEBRUARY i3rH. lirH. ASD 18Th,
first appearance in Richmond Of tho
NATIONAL OPERA.
CHARLEs T. LOCKg....... Gee. General Manager
THREE PERFORMANCES OF GRAND OPERA
~ ENGLISH:
MONDAY. FEBRUARY l3rH,
GOUNOD's FAUST:
TUESDAY. FHBRUABY IlrH,
WAGNER's LOHENGRIS;
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 18th,
GOLDMARK's THE QUEEN OF sHEBA.
Eminent Artisisl Grand Chorus-Seventy-dys
Voices! Grand Ballet-Forty Dancers.
The Rational Opera Orchestra
iifty Instrunontalistsl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-15
ALL THE SCHOOL-BOOKS AND
STATIONERY AT 1902 MAIN STREET.
OLD BOOKS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE
feigd&w RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
PROFESSIONAL.
NETAPHYSICIANS.

VI
NEs. CLARA N. EyANs.'C. s. B.. aud Miss +.
~ MCCALL. a. 4 are located At the 81 James
Hotel. MRS. EVANS is anormal-coarse graduate
~ TIE Massachusetts Metaphysical Coiese:
hese ladies receive students ana pauehts i"'
Instruction ana treatment ia Christian Science
Mental Healing. Glasses formed monthly. Con-
sult6tion froe. Parlor talks and inioriaai re, re-
ceptons " all inQuirers from 70 r. N; l.. ca" =.
day this week. 10 tS%t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-15

MISS A. 4. MORRIS. NJ. D.,
VI CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST, IbAClilloN-
Lk, AND TEACHER, At the Mount vernon
House. 2I3 Franklin street, will answer quesu0ns
On The above named subjects WEDNEsaDsA... a..
iromS tos4P.k. 10 Nos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-15

THE NATIONAL OPERA NUMBERS TWO
HUNDRED AND FIFTY PERsONsl
New and Elaborate Scouery Costumes, Electric
cal and Mechanical Enectsl
Tickets on sale at the DoI-oflce OF the Acaie.
my Of Music.
Prices: 81, q, $3.50, and ts-accordlng 70 locs-
ton. 70 2-ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-15
ALMSHOrSE CHAPLAINS.

Mr.. Farrar introduced a resolution
appropriatng $500 for the pay of two
chaplains, one for each the white and
the colored almshouses, who shall bury
the dead at those institutions.
Iaid on the table.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-15
MILITARY,

Colored volunteer battalion, 5000 !;
First regiment Virginia volunteers.
$1,000; Richmond Howitzers, $3.50 /;
Light Infantry Blues, s42O State Guard
(colored), 500; Stuart Horse Guard,
2D0O