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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-14
personals ana Briefs.


The streets were CLASSY with ice all
day yesterday.
Ex-senator Charles Fl. Causey, of
Nansemond, is in the city.
The sales OF tobacco at Crenshaw's 8
Planters Warehouse yesterday aggre-
gated "a, 900 pounds.
Ex-Congressman George G. Cabell,
OF Danyile, is il the city, as is Major
Mann Page.
The Henrico Board of Supervisors
meet to-day. and the County Court will
be in session for short while.
A young lady employed at Allen &
| Ginter's fell ON an icy sidewalk yester-
day and broke one of her lin bs.
These are oratorical times IN the Legis-
lature, and the galleries of the two houses
are daily crowded with listeners.
General John Echols, Of Augusta,
and wife and General ". b. Talialerro, of
Gloucester, are at the Exchange.
Judge Warner T. Jones, of Gloucester,
is in the city. Like General Taliaferro
he is here in the interest Of William and
Mary College.
General Burlington Booth, COM
manding the Salvation Army forces in the
United States, has telegraphed TO this
city that Mrs Captain Glover has been
ordered to Richmond.
When there are meetings of com nit
tees or OF other bodies at the Capitol at
night, especially in bad weather, it would
be well to light the lamps at the head
of the steps on both sides of the build
| ing.
Tobogganing is drawing well at the
Academy. Matinee to-day. Concluding
performance tonight It is a capti-
waiting piece and CLEANS with ice and
snow, and is peculiarly attractive to
the young, while it is full of interest for
older people.
Staunton Lodge, As, he's invited
Grand Master Splitter to make them an
official visit on the 18th instant. A
number of gentlemen prominent in the
order here will accompany him. They
will probably visit other lodges in that
section before returning.
The city delegation held q meeting in
the Senate chamber last night and
heard the views OF a number OF
citizens on tho proposed Fire De-
partment Board. Some set of men
will have to name the commissioners,
and the simple question is whether il
shall he done by the city delegation In
the General Assembly or by the Board
OF Public Interests.
Major Lewis Ginter Thursday evening
entertained number of his agents at a
dinner party at his residence. Among
those present were: George w. Angus
tin, Z. K. Dandrow, S. Rosenbaum, John
Fl. Slack. and s. r. Carter, New York
A. Lynds aud Randolph Boiling, San
Francisco A. G. Adsm, Philadelphia
W. G. Moseley, Baltimore G. ID. Wing
field, New Orleans l.. p. Wingheld, st.
T.ouiq
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TEr WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
r.ny and sleeiy, followed by clear weather at
night
Range OF Thermometer Yesterday:
Notn temperature .........,...


W5etbed men and women long condemnod 10
suTor me tor'ures Of dyspepsia are nlled with
psv hope after few doses Of HoSetter's Sto-
ms,h Blrers THIS budding hope blpssoms Into
ns fruiiion OF certainty II the Bitt,rs is per
sisted 80. II brings a reprieve 10 alldyspepiics
who seek its aid. Flatnience, heartburn, sinking
~ The pt ~ the stomach between meals. the nor
yoas tFemOrs and insomnia OF which chronic In
q gcstou is the parent, disappear with fhoir hato-
IA proceuitcr Most benehcent Of stbmh 'hics
who can wonder t-st IN 30 many iritaoces II
awakened grateful elOQuence in those Who bcnc-
ntod 10y " speak voluntarily IN It's behalf. II
requires a graphic pcn 10 describe the orments
OF dyspepsia but in many oi the testimonials re-
coived by the proprie,ors Of the BltteTs Gese arc
portrayed with vivid irutbfuluess. Cons ipaiiou,
buiousuoss, muscular debility. malarialfoyers,
and rheumatism are relieved 10y H.
I2-fh(W)St&Tu
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The Loye.Overby Contest.

The House Committee on Privileges
and Elections--Mr. Pollard chairman
yesterday adopted resolution to report
in favor of seating Mr.. Love (Republi-
cam in place of Mr.. OVERLY (Democrat),
of Lunenburg.
The chief matter of contest grew ont
of the failure of the judges Of the Co
lumbian Grove precinct to sign the re-
turns. They we're not. therefore, con-
sidered by the election commissioners.
While the committee are of the opinion
that the commissioners were right in
their action they hold that that action
does not bind the House. If the re-
iected returns are admitted Mr.. Love is
entitled to the seat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-14
The CROWDS CoxrINUE

AND
THE BARGAINS STILL HOLD OUT,
But EVERY HOUR THAT PASSES SEES OUI
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT or EXCEP-
TIoNAL VALUES IN MEMS AND
BOYS CLOTHING GROW
SMALLER AND
SMALLER,
BUT THERE'S ENOUGH LEFT TO LAST TIL,
WEEK.
WHEREVER MEN DO CONGREGATE THIS
GREAT MID-sEAsoN SALE OF SUITS AND
OvERCoATs. AT LESS THAN THEY
COST TO PRODUCE, SEEMS TO BE
THE FAvoRITE TOPIC OF
GENERAL CoNvER-
sATIoN.
OvERCoATs THAT SOLD FOR $2i, s2g. 200. AMI
SIS AND WERE GOOD HONEST VALUES
ATTHOsE PRICES, ARE NOW
GOING At
sil75-FoURTEEN sEvENTY-FIvE-sIL7s
THE STYLES INCLUDE
KERsEYs. MELONS, wHIPCORDS, KLYsIAN,
woROMBo. FUR AND CASTOR BEAVERS,
HEAVY CASSIMERES. wORsTEDS.
AND SATIN-IINED CHINCHIL-
LAS, CORRECT IN CUT.
STYLE, MAKE. FIT,
AND FINISH.
THE CHOICE OF ALL OUR SIS, $3.50, SIS, AND
so SACK SUITS CAN NOW
BE HAD FOR
sn.sO-ELEvEN DOLLARS FIFTY CENTs-s1L5O.
TIE PATTERNS
ARE OF THE LATEST, STRIPES OF VARIOUS
WIDTHS. CHECKS, MIXTURES, AND
COMBINATION OF CoLoRs.
THESE SUITS ARE CUT AND MADE UP WITH
THAT "sNAP" AND "TONE" PECULIAR
TO THE GOODS WE HANDLE, AND
ARE MADE FROM ENGLISH. AMER
ICAN, AND SCOTCH FABRICS
OF THE MOST THOROUGH
LY RELIABLE KINDS.
DO NOT NEGLECT THIS RARE TREAT. THE
GOODS ARE HERE AT THE
PRICES NAMED.
A. sAKS & COMPANY,
THE CLOTHIERs, WHO WILL NOT REST,
1908 MAIN STREET.
ia li-lu
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THE THIRTEEN CLUB.
First Annual Reunion OF this Mystic
Body.

This club, formed several months ago,
held its first annual banquet at Krause's
last night, January 18th, 1893, at the
mystic hour. Its motto is from Lucre-
tius: "E,ste Tcdecim Sine TimOre. "
One postulant, making the 18th,
was initiated with all the imposing cere-
monials of the club in full dress and the
solemn rites incident to the occasion, to
the accompaniment of subdued music.
The initiation ceremonies were closed by
the postulant taking the following VOWS :
In the presence of 13 members
of the XIII. Club, less one, [ do now
forever renounce all superstitions, and
do solemnly pledge myself to use all my
powers to convert my fellow-man from
the darkness of all blind notions.
pledge the right.hand of fellowship
to any man who aids in 'the crusade
against superstition.
l furthermore pledge that I will always
observe the signs of the order when cor
rectly given. -,
do agree that whenever there shall
be Just l3 coppers in my pocket l will
give the same to charity.
bind myself never to sit at the ban
auet table of the 13 Club unless l3 men
be there present
And all these promises ] will keep ever
in my mind. Amen and amen
The following officers were chosen a:
Master Companion, l.. z. Ecker; Vice
Master Companion, Charles .. Viii
liams; Companion Adept, c. OBJ.
Cowardin; Companion Master OF Pre-
cepts. Richard f. Beirne; Companion
Supporter, William Ryan Companion
Project OF Rites, J. h. Tucker, Jr. !;
Companion Alchemist, NJ. l.. Spots
wood; Companion Archiyist, William
w. Archer Companion Equery, George
C. Wide; Companion Harmonist, Jacob
Reinhardt Companion Master of Robes,
Maurice Claggett; Companion Inspec-
tor of Vintages William Krause Com
panion Almoner, Roger Atkinson with
l3 letters in his name).
Tho latter, the 18th man, was the
postulant.
The banquet to which the club re-
paired after labor was composed Of
l3 courses, as follows, not to speak
of succeeding extra condiments:
|. Saddle Rock, half shell.
.. Bouillon.
3. Rock Fish boiled HollanGaise.
4. A In Poulette.
8. Scallops d'Huitres.
6. Fricandeau, an jus.
7. Sweet Bread financiere.
s. Mallard Duck saute with trufiles.
9. Grouse fricassee mushrooms.
10. Partridge, escaloped toast.
II. Snipe on toast with Crosses.
II. Lamb Chops, la Parisieune.
Is. Tenderloin, Ia Bordelaise.
l. Chablis.
9. Chateau Sauterne.
3. Latour Blanche.
4. Chateau Latour Blanche.
8. Chateau Yynem.
6. Oloroso.
T. Amontillado.
s. Pontet Canet.
9. Chateau La Rose.
10. Chateau Latte Extra.
ii. Chateau Margaux.
II. Mumm's Extra Dry.
Is. Pommery Sec.
The club was in session at 2:30 o'clock
this morning. Ii will meet on the 18th
of each mouth hereafter.
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RUN By ELECTRICITY.
A Successful Experiment ON q snort
Electric Road.

An Easton (Pa.) telegram says: A
trial trip was made here to-day on the
Lafayette Traction Company's electric
road built by the Electric Safety Com
pany of New York, and run by the Daft
System. The line is little short OF
mile. and extends from the lower portion
of the city up steep hill TO the north
ern boundary line. The contract cost
complete was $4,000. Heavy steel rails
are used. For Q portion OF the distance
the line skirts the side OF the road and the
overhead wires which conduct the cur
rents Of electricity are suspended from
short arms leading outfrom uprightpoles.
Where the gack takes the centre OF the
street the wires are suspended by means
OF other wires stretched across the street
and secured by poles on each side. The
chief interest 10 the electrical world in
this road d The steep grade 70 be over
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-14
MOTHERS MoTHERS!l

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of your
rest by a sick child suffering and crying With tho
excruciatine pain Of cutting teeth II 70. 90 at
once aDd get bottle Of MRS. WfNsLow'5
SOOTHING SYRUP. IL will relieve the poor
little sufferer Immediately upon IL:
there ~ no mistake about IT, There Il not .
mother on earth Who has ever used IL who will
not tell you AZ once that 1, will regulate ths
bowels, and give res; 10 the mother, aud rollef
and health To the child, operating Ike magic. Is
Is perfectly safe to use in all cases aud pleasant
to the taste, and Is the prescription Of one o. mo
Oldest aud best female physicians and nurses ia
the United states. sold everywhere. twenty
five cents bottle IA i0oOd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-14
Tho nor weut Home.

Some two weeks ago Mr.. W. G.. Pilkin-
ton came 70 this city from Blacks and
Whites, Nottoway county, and brought
with him his dog, white-and-liver-
colored English setter. The trip, which
covers a distance of sixty-three miles,
was made by way of the Norfolk and
Western road to Petersburg, from there
to Richmond. On Saturday, one week
ago to-day, the dog disappeared, and Mr.
Pilkinton, fearing that lie had lost his
valued canine, advertised it as lost or
stolen. Yesterday he received letter
saying that the dog was at home, having
gotten there several days ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-14

come and the question whether electricity
could carry car up the grade, which II
8 per cent. for distance OF 400 feet.
That is, there is 0 rise Of nine feet in
every 100. 1t wound be impracticable for
borse-cars TO be pulled up this grade.
The test to-day was entirely satisfsc-
tory, as the cars, filed with oil who could
get inside or hang on, went mp the grade
with ease, though but two thirds OF the
power was employed. The cars seat
twelve people. A score can cit and
stand. The test was made all the more
severe by stopping the car on the grade
and starting it again. This was done
with ease with the car heavily loaded.
Some anxiety was felt about the car de-
scending this steep decline, but IL was
easily held by the brake, and it was
shown that the electric current could bc
brought into use to assist in controlling
the car in the descent This grade is
the longest and most severe OF any IN
existence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-14
Mr.. Scott Reelected,

The special election held in Gooch-
land county resulted in returning Mr.
p. w. Scott to the House.
When he was elected in November he
was not a duly-qualified voter in Vir-
einia, and contest being made, he was
unseated and a new election ordered.
In the mean time he had, it is contended,
complied with all the laws necessary to
make him a naturalized citizen. Ii Sc
he can now hold his seat in peace and
strengthen by his vote the Republican
minority,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-14

thought better contract conld be made
than by having the entire Council
called in session.
Sir. Ely wanted TO know IL the water
tank system would be adopted.
Mr.. Perdue said this had not been
positively decided, but he was OF the
opinion that it would. Mr.. Perdue init
mated that there exists the probability
that an arrangement will be made by
which the electric light and water-works
will be operated somewhat jointly, so
that street-lights may be had much
cheaper than they would otherwise be
procured. Mr.. Perdue said further that
he expected to make q definite report at
the next meeting. The resolution was
adopted unanimously.
GAsMaHT.
Mr.. Harry B. Owen, one Of the cor
porators of the Manchester Gaslight,
Fuel, and Power Company (Which has
not been chartered, but which has been
granted certain franchises by the city,
was granted the privileges of the floor,
and asked that a trifing amend
ment be made to the ordi-
nance. BY o clerical omission it was
made to appear that the gas shall be OF
equal candle-power, per thousand feet,
10 that furnished in Richmond, whereas
it should be gas light. Ee copied the
section of the ordinance as desired to be
amended, and it was, according to the
provision of the city charter, laid over
until the next meeting.
Mr.. Owen in answer to questions
asked him said that all orders for the
gas-plant to be erected here had been
filed, and that he expected to see the
light burning by the lst Of next August.
PAVING BONDS.
Mr.. Welsh offered o resolution pro-
viding that none of the paving bonds
yet to be issued shall be sold for less
than face value.
Mr.. Perdue suggested that it would be
best to withhold this resolution until the
bonds are issued, which will be some
months yet if they ever are.
Mr.. Welsh carefully folded the paper
and placed it back in his pocket-book.
He said he hoped the bonds would never
be issued, but if they were to be he
wanted them to bring face value.
AT $3.50 o'clock the Council adjourned.
OTHER ITEMS.
The Central Democratic Club met last
night in Odd-Fellows' Hail. In the sb
sence of President Bradley Mr.. Andrew
J. Gallagher, president of the Second
Ward Club. presided. The bylaws sub
mitted at the last meeting were adopted,
and the first Monday in each month was
adopted as regular meeting nights.
The Free bridge, like the sidewalks,
was very slippery yesterday morning,
and travel was attended with great diff
Guilty.
Rev. W. E. Evans, of Richmond, will
preach at the Fifth-Street Methodist
church tomorrow morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-14
American Legion Of Honor

Old Dominion Council, No. BIG, Amer
can Legion OF Honor, last night installed
the following officers g. G. Fhom, past
commander; c. 4. Fitzwilson, com
mander: G. L. Bowman, vice-com'
mapder: j. f.. Whitaker, orator; X. s
Anderson. collector Il. j. Weymouth,
treasurer ; NJ. Myer, chaplain J. Bear,
secretary J. II. Lane, w. j. II. Mettart,
sentinel This order pays from two to
twenty dollars per week sick-benefits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-14
woo,dr.age siek I'm gsil.

Joe Woodbridge. the negro who several
DAYS ago stabbed Emmet Branzell IN
the stomach, and being pursued took
refuge under a wharf at Rockets, is in
Tie city jail quite sick. For over four
hours he stood there at the waters
edge without piece OF clothing
on him, when the thermometer was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-14

near the freezing point, and as a
natural consequence he has wretched
cold. Wonder he is not dead. Yester-
day morning he was up and walking
about for short while, but took to bed
later and appeared very i'll. DR.. Lewis
Wheat, physician to the jail, said last
night that he did not think the prisoner
had pneumonia I; that he pretended to
be worse off than he really was.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-14
FISH, OYSTERS. AND GAnE.
Iosv. sraAyED. AND FOUND.

COX REwARD.-5tolen from In
ID - my farm. In Charles City coua- NszA
~, "Wednesday night. January lin. ONE MI
DluN-sizE DARk-BAY MARX; seven yeafs old
next spying: very compact; both HAD feet
white; large necx and tuil name; IN nne order
when stoleo. Also. CtfizkN', SADDLE aud
GOOD RDiN6-BkiDLE- Iwtii pay the above
reward for mo mare and saddle. OF TWENTY
DOLLARS for Information ieaitng 10 their TO
eoyery. Address Dk 7. btApLf.
koxbury, Va, Or
ALEXANDER BRADLY,
10 u-st' sSi5 y street, Aiehmond, Va
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SDepiDI ADDr00rtafiOus.

The indications are that all special ap-
preparations asked of the Legislature
this year will be fought by large num-
ber Of the members, who hold to the
belief that the only thing now needed to
cause the creditors to fund their bonds
is to show them that we are able to pay
the per cent called for by the Riddle
hayOar hill
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A S,unII Fire.

Yesterday afternoon at 3:15 o'clock an
alarm of fire was turned in, occasioned
by small fire in the two-story house
No. SOL Reservoir street, owned by Mrs.
Maccaulin and occupied by Ally Ford.
It's origin was the falling of fire from the
crate in one OF the rooms on the second
floor. Damage about $50. Insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-14
Reductions.

Every piece % Carpet In our stock has been
marked down. We how an immense assort-
mrlt o. Velvet, Wn'ons. Administer, Moquette,
Tapestry. Hrlsse... nrce- Ply, Ingram, Cottage,
Hemp. sll Venetian Carpets. Remember that
w. have Dot selected few pieces Of unstable
styles to MARI down, but the reduction sppiios
o. every fcec Of carpet that We have in our
house.
Cmh.natou Dress Patterns reduced from sl9
toss
Combination Dress Patterns reduced from Sl6
i0{L
Combination Dress Patterns reduced from $40
toss
Combination Dress Patterns reduced from S2i
o. fil
CHENILLE Embroidered Dress Robes reduced
Ctcmiic Embroidered Dress Robes reduced
from SIS o. SIS.
Bfaldei Dress Robes reduced from $25 10 IS.
Beaded rc-s k0bes reduced from so 70 -
A llfFe assortment of DRESS GOODS suitable
for TIE present and approaching season al -"
prices.
3oo REMNANTS Of COLORED and BLACK
DktSs GOODS al low prices. They are placed
Oh one Of our centre cOuntcrs- and the lengths
anf prices are marked ON each piece:
ts size smyrna Rugs reduced 10 e. -
tho si2e smyrna hugs reduced 10 Ni9
g. ~ size SMYRNA Rugs reduced ~ a2W.
{<l5 size Smyrna Rugs reduced TO 500
81. ~ size smyrna hugs reduced 10 slU1 ..o
'N"N 'AH JAIL EAl iuI nus --~
O. f2is1
just one 6x9 Smyrna Rug-reducod from SO to
fllG.
just oue sxls Smyrna Rug-reduccd from $l5
D. tlQ53.
Bargains In Tapestry, Velvet, ana Moque'lo
Rugs iu all sizes
Our beautiful doublo-faced Blankets can be
had now al ti.47-sOld last year at IS
White Bed Blaukets reduced from SO 10 - w
White BED Blankets reduced fro'a s. 20 $5y
White Bed Blankets reduced from 500 70 sS's.'
Whiie Bed Blankets reduced nom S5 " 70 s2 ~.
White Bed Blankets reduced from - 10 t2.l9
v Whlie Bed Blankets reduced from S25O 70 tl.v'.
A la.ge assortmen NJ Of CRIB and Cradle Blankets.
Colored Blonkets from s5c. uP 20 $40 PAIR
Jap Blankets from $50 Gp 10 $40 each.
FUR Robes at very loS prices.
ATFfS BOAS, CAPEo, aud q large assort-
meui OF FUR TRIMMINGS.
LEVY & DAVIS.
1917 AND 1919 MAIN STREET.
ia is-eodl
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Legs Than Cost.

All goods on our centre counter at and
below cost 10 close out broken lots.
Every s2. 30 cash bought OF us gives you
a chance at our $500 Yose Piano. Bar
gains for those that come first 50 Shoes
ut 500, - Shoes at =, g Shoes at
Sl.50. SPENCE, 1YREE a Co.,
The Shoe end Trunk House,
8l3 and SO cast Broad street.
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Uabard Va Rr0uu.

Judge Barton. WHO'S holding special
term OF the City Circuit Court for Judge
Wellford, was engaged again yester-
day from 10 A. NJ. until night in the
consideration of the suit OF r. T. Hu-
bard Us. J. Thompson Brown & Co. for
s., 900 damages. There was large and
interested crowd present all day. The
evidence has not yet been concluded.
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poiice Caurt.

OF the eight cases on the Police
Court docket yesterday five we're dis
missed, one vagrant was ordered to leave
town in twenty-four hours, one negro
was fined 81. and costs for abusing a
woman in tho street, aud another fined
So and costs for being drunk and dis
orderly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-14

for pathos, anger, and resolve were in
turn admirably portrayed, and she was
heartily applauded.
At the matinee to-day Camille will be
played and at night Fairy Fingers, and
there ought to be q crowded house on
each occasion.
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To 60 80 Petersburg.

The Senate Committee on Public In
stitutions and House Committee on Asy-
lums will visit the Central Lunatic Asy-
lum at Petersburg to-day. Members of
the committees are requested to meet at
Byrd-Street station at 1850 this morn
ing to take the train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-14
Tho Earfnusinlxa.

There seems to be no doubt at all that
the earthquake of day before yesterday,
which covered wide expanse OF south
ern territory, was felt here in Richmond.
Persons are known to have spoken of
feeling q shock-yery slight, but very
distinct-soon after 10 o'clock, when it
occurred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-14

Only one make OF piano sold in Rich
mond has a market value the world over,
aud all musicians know the instrument
vel. It is the Knabe Piano; but, as
every one does not care to expend large
amount of money in a piano, we have
new pianos ranging in price from 500
upwards. We sell on the insialment
plan likewise.
MANLY e. RAHos & Co.,
903 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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Ladies'

who use SozoDosr have only 10 open thoir Hips 70
prove It's excellence. Their white. cleaning
spotess teeth and fragrant breath will tell tho.
story. There Is moro demand for this whole
some and unexceptlonable preparation than for
any other dentfrice in the market
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-14
Supreme Cours of Appeals.

Beecher against Wilson, Burns & Co.
Argued by Il. r. Pollard, Esq, for ap-
pellants and 4. p. BaSby, Esq, for ap-
pellees and submitted.
Marrow against Sheetz. Argued by
Colonel Thomas Tabb for appellant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-14
EnUCAri0xAl.

TVHE HANNAH MORE ACADESff~~
i THE DIOCESAN SCHOOL ron GIkL>-af.
IN isS3. kisven teachers; Eekl;by loc<ifeD: care
ful training; thorough insKHe:ioa y tnGileo.
tho classics, M9dern LaneuaxeA Ausi3 And
Ara RHI ARTHUR \ klcfs. \ y. ~
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Booth and BARRETT

Booth and Barrstt's Engagement.
Parties attending the Booth Barrett
performance wishing supper after their
engagement will please leave their orders
Saturday afternoon or early Monday in
consequence of the crowd on that night
ANroSI's, Seventh and Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-14
Cold Waye Coming.

The following telegram was received
Mt o'clock this morning from Washing
ton, when the thermometer registered
So above:
1910 Il. M-Hoist cold-wave signal.
The temperature will fall from l5' to 2Oo
by Sunday morning. GREELY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-14
The Virginia Mechanics Institute.

A lecture will be delivered at the Yir-
ginia Mechanics Institute, No. % north
Ninth street, tonight at 8 o'clock by Mr..
G. +. McCluer, of this city-subject,
Electricity" A cordial welcome is ex-
tended to all members and friends of the
institute, particularly the ladies.