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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
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FCorrespondencc Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
Pow hatan and Amelia got together on The
I'd instant and spent the entire timein having
a good tine out Of doors at Macon. a tour
uament was The cause OF the gathering OF the
large crowd, and everything was 80 well
managed that there were no delays, no quar-
rel,, and no dissatisfaction. The Knight OF
powbatan, Mr. George ;. Jeter, crowned
Hiss Bledsoo Coleman Queen Of Love and
Beauty. The Knight OF the Bandsna, Mr..
Edward Mayo, crowned Miss Josephine
MAYO, daughter Of Mr.. ID. c. Mayo, OF Rich
uiond, First Maid OF Honor. The Knight OF
No Practice, Mr.. I. Il. Johnson, Of Amelia,
crowned Miss Grace Spler Second Maid,
aud the knight OF Macon, Mr.. Edward Eg-
gleaon, crowned Miss Mamie McLaurne
Third Maid. 4 sumptuous dinner, free to
all, was Ceryed in large grove, and the CO.
ronition took place on a platform under the
trees. The charge to the knights and the
coronation address were delivered by Mr.
Charles NJ. Wesson, and were masterpieces
the one an oration and the other poem.
The ball followed. Many northern settlers
attended. and ali expressed pleasure at this,
~ them, new feature OF Virginia life.
J. w. T..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
TIE HOMES or ruE eopuxRs.
How the Great southern Tortoise
burrows.

How the Great Southern Tortoise
Burrows.
Here and there but rarely perhaps in
one amid hundred OF these mounds.
we find the place where the reptile en-
tered the ground. This opening is at
once seen 10 be quite separate in cha
racter from the mounds which first nj
tract the eye. 1t consists OF a clearly
defined tunnel, the sides commonly
somewhat smooth and compacted by tho
energy with which the body Of the crea-
ture has been driven through IT.
The passage inclines steeply
downward, descending at tho
outset at an angle of from 30 10 80 do
grees, then turning at the depth OF two
or three feet 10 q more horizontal posi-
ton. On the surface, a little beyond
this entrance, is heap of dobris, which
consists of the sand taken from tho pas
sage. A few feet in from the opening
the passage appears to be closed by loose
material which WIS not ejocted from the
mouth Of the tunnel. Although | baye
been unable TO catch these tortoises ut
work, | have succeeded by tolerably
safe inferences in tracing their method
of operation. When they begin tho
burrow thoy endeavor at once 10
penetrate downward 10 the level in
which they obtain their food. At tho
outset they manage, by frequently back
ing ont OF the passage and thrustIng tho
earth behind them IN their retreat, 10
clear q considerable opening. When
they have advanced a few feet in tho ex-
cayation they cease 10 discharge the ma
terial excayated in their advance, but
thrust it behind them and leave ii lying
in the chamber, which it entirely closes.
| With this storageroom provided the
gophers are able to advance through the
earth for the distance OF some yards I;
but - the earth compacted by its own
weight. by the pressure exercised
through tue expansion ot roots and
the action Of the rain, occupies less
space than the same material loosencd in
the progress Of tho burrow, they soon
become hampered in their moyements.
They then turn toward the surface and
continue the excavation upward until
they have attained very nearly 10 the
open air. They then use the great
strength which they clearly possess to
thrust q quantity Of the burrowed mate
rial upward until it rises above tho sur
face in the form OF a cone, and by the
space in the burrow thereby gained they
are enabled TO 90 few feet further in
their tortuous line Of advance, when
they must again seek TO discharge por-
tion OF the earth in the manner Just de-
scribed.
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ALL At CUT PRICES

EVERYTHING MARKED ~ PLAIN FIGURES
III east Br0nd street.
UOsl
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ptseredit, butIndiscreet.

rBy lo-American cable TO tho Dispatch.l
LONDON, November THE Daily News
SAYS: The Blue Book on the Sackyiiie affair
considerably improves The position OF Presi-
Geat Cleveland and 1lr. Baysrd. Lord Sails
bury's error lay in not perceiVing that the
recall OF sackyille involved no personal dis
credit.
The Standard considers that the Blue Book
aequits the Foreign Office. shows that Lord
Salisbury acted with dignity and discretion,
and removes tie only extenuasion II was pos
slbe to plead for Cleveland.
The Times says: The Blue Book con-
firms our previous opinion. II emphasizes
Sackvile's indiscretion. The Times, CON-
menting on the correspondence between Tue
Foreign Office aud the state Department in
Lord Sackville's case, says that II the Gov
ernment OF the United States desired TO be
courteous It might have telegraphed 10
Phelps, the American Minister, the details
necessary to an understanding OF the case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
--NAIORIrIEa
TENTH DISTRICT.

Estimated majority for Buchanan,
sFafirnata yOlQ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

An adjourned meeting OF the Common
Council will be held this evening.
Mr.. 2. G. Camp, Of Washington, we'll
known Richmond boy. came home on Tues
dav ana pu. in . vote and good days Work
for Cleveland, Thurman, and wise.
In the Hastings Court yesterday Mr..
George BRYAN. counsel for Messrs. Clemmons
and Moses. pressed the Court for as early a
trial Of the case as practicable. The Court
fixed the 18th instant.
The large brick residence at the northeast
corner of Cary and Fifth streets was sold at
uublic auction yesterday evening by hessrs.
Rawlings 81 Rose, real estate auciioneers
MIR. n. w. BOwe purchased the property at
$1,000.
Mrs. :. p. Lathrop and her daughter-in-
law. Mrs. G.. A. Lathrop, were thrown
from their buggy on Main street between
Ninth and Tenth streets yesterday afternoon,
but fortunately neither OF them were seri'
ously burt.
Mr.. Augustus G. Heaton, OF Washington,
II O.. the painter OF the Bathing Hour at
TronvIle and the portraits OF Amelie Riyes
and W. w. COrcOIan, on exhibition at the
Exnosl,ion, Is IN the city for few days, and
is stopping at POI east Franklin street.
MIR. ard Mrs. NJ. Rosenbaum left yester-
day evening for New YORK 10 'neet 'helr
daughters Daisy aud Mrs. Guggenhe'mer,
OF Lynchburg, who have been spending
their summer In Europe. They sailed on
the lst from Southampton on the steamer
Saabe.
Mr. NJ. A. Hope, OF SiauntOn, Va, presl'
dent Of Post C and vice-president OF the
Virginia Division Of the Travellers Pro
tectlye Association, is registered at tne
American Hotel, and will remain in the city
several days on business pertaining TO the
Travellers Protective Association.
Mrs. Mary A. Wilkinson. the beloved
wife OF Policeman Thomas Z. wilkinson,
died Tuesday night al her residence, NO.
no west Clay street Mrs. Wilkinson was
one of ths hest OF wives and mothers, and
ihe news OF her death VIII be received with
The deepest regret, and ber husband and
others 50 sadly bereaved will have the SYM
pathy OF many friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
nr Groen nun Bride.

The De Kab county tGa.) Chronicle oi a
recent date says: DIR. Joe II. Green and bis
bride. ME Little. arrived in Decatur from
Richmond, Va, last Thursday, ana recep-
ton was tendeIed them Thursday evening
at the palatial homo Of Mr.. George Rams-
peek. who is cousin Of the bride. The
bridal presents were numerous and hand
some. The wedding feast was elegant and
the suhstaptisls and delicacies were greatly
relished by the assembled company ot rela-
tyes and friends OF the happy couple. Al
were merry and happy and they We'd in good
wishes for the future Of the bride and groom.
Dr. Green is n young man Of promise, rapid
ly rising in bis profession, and oil the people
Of ibis grand old county congratulate him
thut he has secured as a helpmect through
life so lovable and charming little woman.
MAY LappiDess be theirs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
nolIed IN thIs ciIy on Tuesday. whIch was lhe

polIed IN this city on Tuesday. which was the
largest vote here for many years.
The case of Charles Twine (coloredl,
charged with illegal voting. wss called In the
Mayors Court yesterday morning and con-
tinued until to-day.
The fourth Of the entertainments by The
Tuesday German Club, given at Cersley's >
Hall night before last, was perhaps the most
successful one yet given. The attendance
was large, The music was fine, and dancing
was enjoyed until q late hour. Mr. Charles
siegel, Jr., was the leader, and the chape-
rons were Mrs. Poindexter, Of Richmond,
and Mrs. Beai.ie. OF this city.
There Is pretty general complaint about
the order issued by the Manchester Street
Car Company TO the drivers OF The cars not
n stop the cars anywhere on Hull street be-
tween Eighth aud Eleventh streets when go
Ing up grade. There eIs no necessity Tor this
rule and II Is TO be hoped that It will be res
yoked. A tug-mue for the Hull-street hill
would obyiate the trouble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

Mrs. Humphrey Ward, author OF "Roberi
Elsmere," was born in Australia: Her
brother, Theodore, IS q schOolmaster In New
Zealand. Her sister was married few years
AGO to Leonard Huxley, son OF Professor
Huxley.
A. I. Lilly, for many years treasurer OF
the NonOtuck silk Company, az Florence,
Mass, has given $4,000 aud doe lot OF
land for the erection OF public library
building at that place. IL will have ca
pacity OF 10000 volumes.
CaptSin Boycott, despite bis terrible ex'
periencss In Ireland, dwelis absolutely 10 no
hatred either OF the country or lis race. ln
letter be made use OF this remark: 81 re
for my annual holiday 10 dear old ireland
Il is my one treat OF the year."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

The Duke and Duchess Of Marlborough
leave England shortly to pass The winter at
Monte Carlo. where they have taken villa
for five months.
Mrs. Schuyler Coliax, Of Indiana, mem
her OF the Women's Republican National
Committee, worked very hard for the cleo
tlon OF Harrison and Morton.
The Rev. Or. John r. Dewitt, for many
years professor OF church history in Lane
Seminary, Cincinnati, has accepted pro-
fe.sorship in Mccormick Theological Semi
nary at Chicago.
Cardinal Newman is now out OF danger.
A Thanksgiving service for his recovery was
held on Monday in kensington Cathedral.
He is best known in this country as the
writer OF "Lead. Kindly Light"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
r,oza,tAeadomy of Nusic.

The dramaization Of jules Yerne's story
" Around the World IN Eighty Days" will
be presented at the Mozart Academy OF
Music tonight and Friday aud SATURDAY
nights. Verne's books, nearly all OF them,
admit Of spectacular effect when drama
tized, and this one especially 50. and the
dramatst has fully awaited himself OF the
opportunity, so that apart from the Interest
of the story itself the seven sets OF the play
comprise twelve tableaux, illustrating the
yariou. nationalities which the adventurous
traveller, Phneas FOgg, passes through in
his hurried journey round to win his wager
Of 100000.
The ballet is said TO be Handsomely cos
TUNED, and the whole piece Is inierspersed
with their dances, marchings. and group
ings.
The hOX.sheet predicts full hOuses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
RIOT In PORTSMOUTH.
ARxEp EEaRors MARcH THROUGH
TIE STREETS INSULTING THE
WHITES.
A Collision IA Front OF psmoeratie Hssd-
qusrtsrs-rhree Men shot-rreops
on Duty.
Special telegram % tn. Dispschl

ISpfClfi telctrkm 70 tnf btrVc<rhl
NORFOLK. Va, November THE aegrocs
OF Portsmouth bad an iBpromptn celebra-
ton OF the Republican victory tonight by
arming themselves with clubs and marching
through the city, hootinz and yelling, and
Insulting women and children. On the su.
bnrbs they took possession OF the strcetcafs
and drove the drivers Oh. Marching down
town In front OF the Democratic hesdquar.
tiers on High street the procession halted,
where large crowd Of whites were congre.
gated. and gave three cheers for Harrison
and Morton. With this white man and Q
negro got 10 fighting. and lively row eu.
sued, pstOl-sbOts being rapid on both sides.
The negroes scattered quickly IN every d.
rection, when II was ascert1ined that three
white men were wounded-Frsnk Reiger, .
ball through the thigh; Samuel w. CAST,
shot through the shoulder; and VI. Msho-
ney, shot in the body. A tremendous ex.
ciiement followed. and the streets were
filed with people. Mayor Baird ordered
out the old Dominion Guard, Captain
James NJ. Biniord. 10 preserve The pescs, and
the troops were soon on duty on toe streets.
The Mayor then teIegraphed to Governor
lee as follows:
PoRTsNouTu, Va, Nov. I, 1893.
His Excellency Governor Fi,ghugh Ice;
An emergency has caused me % order The
Old Dominion Guard military ont tc sup
press riot. aud | am apprehensiye of trouble
here tonight, the negroes being on the ram
page and haviag already wounded two OK
our citizens. our women and children ara
in abject terror. Please telegraph your APP
proval. With great consideration, have
the honor 10 be,
j. THOMPSON BAIRD, Mayor.
To this the Governor replied; Telegram
received. All right. See that peace u pre-.
served and keep me advised.
FTZHUGu LEE.
The police force was instructed 10 get the
names Of the leaders Of the processiou.
AT this hour the city Is quiet, but an un-
easy feeling prevails.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
AUcrlos SALES TO-DAY.

cHRWNING & ROsR. 4sso P NJ. trustses' sale Of
lot and dwelling at intersection m y ana
Thirty-secCnd streets
JAMEs u. ELAN, 4:SO p. NJ, commissioners auc-
tion sale OF valuable stcro and LOT on Pine
street.
n yRxABL.E and w. G. cARRINToS. trus-
feeN Az p. NJ. lot with dFelling thereon al
intersection OF \ ard 1hirty-nrst sfree&
GEORGE W. MAYO, ION A. ~, household furni-
ture, stoves, wagon. organ. &C
A 1. WILKINSON, agent. II NJ, cabbage
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

LONDON. November 7.--Sir Henry James,
eounse. for the Times, said that " was dif-
fcut 10 compel witnesses TO comply With
su6penaes, and that be would be forced TO
complete The proof OF certain oatrages later.
several witnesses testified that Land-League
hare-hunis were orgapized over lands be-
longing 10 persons who Offended the league
for The parpose OF damaging their crops.
II Il stated that Sir Charles Russeli, counsel
for lbe Psrncliiier, wlllcail witnesses TO swear
that be forged the Times letters and will
show by eolarged photographs or magic
lantern that 10 tracing beneath the signature
the zen was repeatedly stopped In eourse OF
writing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
Many People Refuse 10 Fake Cod

liver oil on account OF its unpleasant taste.
This difficulty has been overcome IN SCOTS
Emulsion OF Cod.Liyer oil with Hypophos-
phltes. II being As palatable as milk, and
the most valuable remedy known for the
treatment OF Consumption, Scrofnla and
Bronchitis, General Debility, Wasting Dis.
eases Of Children, Chronic Coughs and
Colds, has caused physicians In all parts Of
the world TO use it. Physicians report our
little patients take 1t with pleasure. Try
Scott's Emulsion aud be convinced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
,r,rinnaRednnnn MnrrInge.

Quite a large company Of relatives and
friends Of the bride and groom assembled
Of the Christian church on Twenty-sixth
street near Marshall yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock % witness the marriage OF Mr.. Gil
bert williams, Jr., and Miss Lizzie Red
wood, daughter Of Joseph Redwood, ESQ.,
OF Henrico county. The uSbers were John
IF. Taylor, George Brown, Walter Talley'
and Henry Flcgenheimer. Mr.. and MIS-
Williams left on the afternoon Chesapeake
and Ohio train for n western tour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Home Lodge
or Good 'TeinDIaFs.

The newly.eltcled officers OF this lodge
were installed last night by George w.
Hawxhurst. grand secretary, assisted 10y u:
:. Shackeliord as installing marshal ana
John W. Hughes ms deputy installing mar
sha, rs follows: DR.. j. :. DeJarnett, chlel
tempar: Mrs. W. r. Terry, vice~templar;
W. r.. TaliaieTro, past chief templar; W. ii.
Keeling, secretary; Il. f. Noel assistant
secretary; Il. C.. Darlington, hnanclaI Sec
retary: Miss Lettie Terry. treasurer; T. NJ.
Lewis. marshall; Charles Everett. deputy
marabal; John NJ. Broomlie.d, guard; j. NJ.
White, sentinel.
w. 4. Talaferro was elected delegate TO
the Grand Lodge. W. r. Williams was re-
commended for lodge deputy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
VIRGINIA'S VICTORY.
ADDITIONAL RETURNS FROM TIE sLEc'
TIoH IN THE STATE.
A Majority for the Democratic Electoral
Tioket-Eight IL not Nine Demo
cratic Cor gressmsn.

The table following embraces returns from
the State received up to O'Clock this morn
ing, aud where no returns were received the
figures are estimated, based upon che Cleve'
land Blaine election in 1854 These latter
figures, therefore, do not admit OF compari-
son showing Democratic or Republican gains,
and the figures in these columns are neces-
sarily left blank. Assuming the estimates OF
1884 to approximate the result on Tuesd'y
the Democrats have carried the State by a
majority OF 4,703.
Estimated Democratic gains. y
Estimated Republican ains................essi
-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
HELD NeeGea by the Gainesviiie Pco-
nile.

The following appeal ought to meet with
ready and generous response.
GAINESVILLE, FLA. November Mayor
OF Richmond, Va: We have bad sixty cases
OF yelow-ieyer up to date. Eight new eases
t0.day-six white and two cOlored-and ono
death. We are feeding over one thousand
people, and have been for four weeks. ana
must continue 10 do so until frost. Have
received from all sources over $1,000. Can
yOu help usY Surgeon Martin Is DONG all
he eau to relieve the sick.
j. d. Brown, Mayor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
Eichmnnd Thenfre.

There was a wellpleased audience last
evening to witness the third presentation OF
the Grand Duchess.
Tonight, Friday, and SATURDAY. nights
GiroGc-G Girona will be given with Miss VIM
ston, Miss Gailard, and Miss Leaf and toe
full chorus. Mr.. Robert NJ. Dunbar Will
make his first appearance as Mazouke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
uuafinRa COurI.

The Hastings Court was in session yester-
dov and set dates for the trial Of cases during
the present term.
The murder cases Of Lucas and Saunders
were set for the 10Th and 10Th instant re-
spectiyely.
The cases OF Henry Morton Rely and
Henrietta Morton, charged with the dia,
mond robbery at j. T. kohler's, will be tried
on the 18Th instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
ASstgnuieut.

A deed Of assignment was recorded in the
clerks oflice ot the Cbancery Court yester-
day from y. Ezekiel to Sol. J.. Bloomberg,
trustee. The deed conveys one iron safe,
Office fixtures, bedding, carpets, and cigars
and tobacco located at Ford's Law building
on Ninth street. The creditors are all Rich
mond men In small amounts, aggregating
81 600. Value OF assets not stated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
Harry fuckers Reception I'm lex
iuztOn.

special telegram TO the Dlspa.eh.l
LEXINGTON, VA, Noyemoer 7.-Harry
Tucker Is here tO-night-iust m from staun-
ton. He SAYS that he hss full and reliable
returns from the Tenth district and is GER
tain OF bis election bY 800 10 1000 over Yost
lRepublican). His arrival here was signal
fox the widest enthusiasm, he being met 1t
the depot and escorted 10 John Randolph
fuckers residence by hundreds OF Demo-
Gratis. lie made a speech and said there was
not the slightest doubt Of Yosrs, his oppo-
ueDt defeat,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

The monthly laeetiog OF the Cily Couneil
wifi be held tomorrow night.
The two gas.lamps nesrest the Manenes.el
end Of The Free bridge from some cause
were no, burning last night
sixteen hundred and forty votes were
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

Blacksburg sends only one company under
arms, commanded by Captain Il. 4. Roads.
The other officers are: First Lieutenant, g..
II. Derrick; second Lieutenant, W. ii. Rey-
nolds; First Sergeant, b. G. Howard;
Second Sergeant, II. +. Halt; First Corpo-
rail- w. l.. Wight; Second Corporal, W. }.
Basset; Third Corporal, j. IL. 6lew, Fourth
Corporal. G. Howard. Priyatcs- Apper-
son, Blache, Carr, Fox. Iiudeins, llerndon,
Kennon, Kerms. Olcott, Parrish, {. Price, w.
Price. Pierce, Page, +. Thomas. y. Thomas,
Thompson, Watson. L. G. Wight, I. STRAIT
Ton, Bennett, DMden.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
WHOLE NUMBER, 1865.
THE SOLDIER BOYS.
TWO CADET CORPS ON THE gxPosI.
TIoE-GR0UEDs
Attendance Of the Public Not Very Great
Yesterday y-Chrysanthemum show
The Last DAYS Of rompsii.

The attendance at the Exposition yesier.
day was Frightened by the presence OF the
cadets from the Virginia Military Institute
at Lexington aud the Agricultural and Me
chanical College 81 Blacksburg. They ar
rived the evening before, and at once went
into quarters on the ExpositioD-Grounds-
the institute laddles in the Bench.ShoW
building and the Blacksburg boys in part
OF the Horticultural Hall. All day they
rcamed over the place, and were subjects
OF undlsguised admiration by the youag
lsdies. There was percepuble increase IN
the attendance OF the latter yesterday. A
row Of brass buttons bas q magnetic influ-
ence for a girl which il IS hard to describe
theoretically. Practically speaking they are
known 10 attract the heart OF the average
woman in way that nothing else Will per-
haps.
when breakfast was over at O'Clock yes.
terday morning sentineis were posted and
officers Of the day appointed and the routine
Of camp life began. Those not on duty made
good use OF their time. Two sentlnels served
at once, and at the end of every two hours
and ten minutes they were relieved. Roll
cali and dinner occurred at 3 O'Clock and
battalion drill by the Institute boys at IN
the opening 10 front OF Major Nenahe's
Office. This lasted until $40, when dress
parade took place. This was followed by
supper, new guards were posted, and most
OF the bows came In town on social duty.
Guards were kept on all night, changing
every hour and five minutes.
The Blacksburg boys gave an exhibition
drill at 6 O'Clock. They give another to-day
~ o'clock.
The competitive drir between the Virginia
Military Institute and Blacksburg boys,
which had been expected to take place, has
been declared OF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
pbillips's pisestible Cocoa

is more delicious in taste and aroma, and by
the process It il prepared is rendered more
nourishing and more easily digested. than any
other preparation of cocoa or chocolate. All
druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

Richmond: James l.. Botto to Catherine
Ratio, stock OF liquors. cigars, &c, fixtures,
&c, in store No. 2223 east Hain street, 800 !;
III. II. Mackin aud wife to Samuel Davis, y
feet on Twenty-ninth street between y and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
Only GI.hO Honnd Trip.

Delegates and all persons attending the
Methodist Conference At Portsmouth, which
commences on Wednesday the 7lh instant,
can 20 on the steamer Ariel on that day and
any trip during the conference for Si.5O
round trip. Tickets good for thirty days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08
VIII PrODafed.

The will OF J. c. Beyheimer was pro-
hated in the Chancery Court yesterday. The
whole OF the estaie is left to Mrs. Augusta
Reyheimer, wife OF the deceased, who qual'
fed as execuirix Of the will. The estate Is
Nalned al 81 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-08

We have severed our connection with the
Armour Dressed Meat Company, and VIII
continue TO sell Live Stock as heretofore,
and respectfully solicit the patronage OF the
public. &c. BRLUER & son.