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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15
DRAEKFR.

BAYNE-Died, April l2th, In New York city,
SAMUEL PRESTON MOORE BAlNE, son OF
Howard X. Bayne aud LIME Moore Bayuei aged
six months and nvo days.
hold the face OF my Father which is IN Heaven"
CARNRS.-Died, at Bishopyills. s C., April s.,
ls8s. Mrs. CELINA WOOD CABNES, wife Of J.
A. Carnes, and daughter Of the late James ID.
Wood, Of Poplar Hill, Prince Edward county,
Central Presbyterian and Tarmviile papers
please copy.
CARTER-Died, April 18th. at p. NJ. Mrs
RLIZA ARCHER CARTER.
Funeral from St Pauls church SUNDAY AZ
TEKNoON, April 18th, at O'Clock Friends OF
the family invited 10 attend. 2r
DAYIs.-Died, in this city Friday afternoon,
at tho residence Of her sister, Mrs. Mary T.
HAYNES, No. I7l4 east Broad street, Hiss SARAH
II. DAVIS.
The funeral will take place at the house MON
DAY MORNING at 10 O'Clock Friends and ac-
quaintances are invited 70 attend.
JoNEs.-Dled, April l4th. at 9 A NJ, WALTER
GERHARD. infant son Of George II. A. and Nam
ME G. Jones; sged seventeen months and four
days.
THenty-seventh street. TO-DAY Sunday a. 4SO
=. 81. Friends and scquaintances OF the family
invited 70 attend.
Baltimore and Fredericksburg papers please
copy.
LoEHR-Dled, at his residence. Henrico
county, April 18th, at A. H., GEORGE ?.
LOEHR, in his fifty-siIth year.
Funeral from ST. Mary's German Catholic
church ~ eP. NJ. SUNDAY, April 18th. Friends
and acquaintances are respectfully invited TO a.
tend.
EEWELI.-Dled. April 18th, al 9:i5 P. NJ, at
the residence Of her husband, LOU A., wife Of
W. Il. Newell.
Her funeral will take place at Park-Place
church THIS Sunday AFTERNOON At $3.50
O'Clock. Friends ana acquaintaRces are invited
10 attend.
YANCRY.-Died, ~ the residence Of her hus-
band, No. 1 east Main street At O'Clock Sstur-
DAY evening, April IA, 1858, BETTE D., wife of
John =. Yaucey.
Funeral from the residence MONDAY AFTER
NOON, April 10th. at O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

Frazier OrEY HOFFMAN, Esq, haspur-
chased the Franklin gazette newspaper,
and will hereafter publish it under the
name Of the FraakIin Times. There is
another paper in Virginia called the
Franklin gazette. MIR. HOFFMAN pro-
misses that his paper shall be "Demo-
cratic in politics, Independent OF any
politician influencing its course, and
will strive only to reflect the will OF the
people in all matters relating TO their
political and material interests. Mr..
HoFFMAN has had experience. We wish
him success in his new undertaking.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15
The Italians IN Africa

The return homo from Massowah OF a
large contingent Of Italian troops by no
means indicates purpose on the part OF
Italy to relinquish her hold in the Red
Sea ittoral. A garrison still remains at
Msssowah, and the Italians continue to
occupy several points on the foot hills
The virtual suspension OF hostilities with
the Abyssinisns rendered il unnecessary
10 expose further a large army TO the
dangers Of the unhealthy season now
approaching. But tire Itslians are in the
Dark Continent by the advice and with
the encouragement OF England, and it
seems they not only intend to secure a
permanent foothold on the coast, but
open up the interior 10 the commerce OF
Italy. Their progress in Africa 50 far
has been slow. but ii seems it has been
snre. They have maintained every ad-
vantage they bsye gained with q tenacity
sad endured the hardships Of the expe-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15
The COuDon-Fight.

We publish this morning communi-
cation which we commend to the atten-
tion of the public, in view OF the fact
that the Council of Foreign BondhOlders
have issued the following circular to the
holders of Virginia bonds:
with the view Of providing regular dividend
payments 10 those holders OF taX-receiYable
scoupou boads whe, by deposit Of their bonds
with Mossrs. Martin 4 Co, support the action OF
the Council Of Foreign boheholders and the
.ESndhsIdsr's Committee In their Efforts 10 vim
Nfica{s the rights 81 the boRdho4dsrs. arrange
Irents Will BE made 70 transmit deposited bends
TO the UEitsd States for use Of the coupons
1hsroon already mGtured and hereafter maturing
from time 10 time, In payment OF state taxes.
and production Of the bonds In the courts OF
Virginia in proof OF tic genuineness Of the cou-
pons a. required by the recent acts Of the Le-
~Ths bonds will be sent to the Mercantile
Trust AID Deposit Company Of Baltimore, or
other state deposit csfa pany OF the United
States. and will be forwarded by them 10 the
agent In Virgins for production as required In
The Virginia courts The coupons Eih DO ae-
sachsd by the agent in Virginia and disposed Of
70 taxpayers for payment Of taxes The de-
posi-; company will be responsible for the sscu-
rifles whilst lodged with then, and the bonds
win be insured whilst IN transit and whilst in the
bands Of tss agent
"No coupon will be realized at loss than 2s.
Der dollar aud the whole Of the proceeds up 10
mat amount will b specifically set apart Ia
priority for distribution as dividend in LOnd0u,
without any deduction whatever Tor expenses or
otherwise and IL Is anticipated that the arrange
nents made will enable regular dividend pay
ueDts 70 be made aif-yosrly on matured cOu-
pons up 10 % per dollar, whilst the contest with
The State iasts- This would give 70 depOsitors
about double the present price obtSinabis for
coupons Oh sale In the open market. and II fully
supported by the deposit OF the bulk OF the
bondstt mus; force the state 20 come % a salts
factory settlement aud tue DOndholders there
fore will not only benefit 10y regular dividend
peymenta, but also by The prospect o! enforcing
. settlement with tho State in tho early future"
Two shillings OF British money are
sinnost the exact equivalent OF fifty cents
Of United States money. AS no coupons
sre to be sold (or realized) at less than
chat price, and the fundable ones are
now worth only thirty-two cents, and the
non-fundable ones only twenty cents,
the bondholders evidently are in the
dark as to the condition of things in
Virginia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15
JAMES 4. FERRITER.
c q FOR SHERIFF OF RICHMOND.

The subject 81 this sketch wss born IN Mas
sachusetis and a, The age Of fourteen removed
10 this cify.
At tho beginning Of the civil war nons re-
sponded more promptly 70 o." cali ior troops %
defend southern homes and Artsides than james
T. Ferifor lie euli- ed IN Lcicher's laitefy,
PeRram's battalion end by BIS gallant ana brave
conduct in twenty hard Tough; battles won The
esteem aud confidence Of his companions IL
arms.
Fully convinced II The justice o. The cause In
which be bad enlisted ana imbued WIN inc
spirit that uctuates bravo men he vas el"IY5
prompt and faiihful 10 tho discharge OF me
duties assigned % him - a s0hlcr.
On the historic bills o. Getty sburg, which nave
been made famous me world over by tie ioeis
Of bravery displayed hy tho southern soillfrs,
sir teriter w1s siot down az ms post o. -
Fhile manfully and DrgFeiy battling tQr me
Cause which Dec believed 30 DO right The result
al iis wound V0- the ioas OF leg. and today Do
carries with him wooden 10y % p reminder ~
the most important batle iClght during 10 clfil
Shattered In health aad pcani'oss in fortune
no returned 10 m-hUala ~ Aud some means ior
supporting his WilsEed mcilor ani sisters, sni
for more han ten years be worked hard az tho
cigar makcr's trade.
Be wa one q the ORIGINAL c9mmittee Of i've
from r. T.. Loo Camp taat STATED tho Soii4tfa'
Home. At tbs present slime he - me eiucl,nt
treasurer II 4. T. Lee Carp, and has faiilinliy
and satisfactorily cisohrr red iAe dulles ~ thi3
position for the past two gears.
In tho darR days 81 rcc,nstructiOu-aiim time hat
tried brave men's ssu5-uon8 bsitsi moro
brayely aui diligently Tor tho suprem OF The
Anglo saxon race than jenna ]. Feriliet for
six years be was an actiye member ~ tho cry
Central Democratic Committee. which position
he resigned 70 represent. Madison Ward IN he
City Council.
To those who know him no worls az common
dati0u arc needed IN lis behalf Modest g. a
fault charitable % tie messy. and true and
faithful . mis- friends. he has well won he 80
brfguet Of Honest jim lerrlter"
His record As q soldier and citizen, his integrity
ami faithfulness 70 his party. and bis eli0r.s In
behalf Of the best interests Of the city, Well en-
title him 10 the support of his fcuoW-ciuzens
Els OLD COMRADES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15
casprpArrs rox oFrIcE.

X A. BOHANNAN FOR COM
~. MoNwEALTH's ATTORNEY The cong
% the candidates "heard ~ tho lanl." inc
air Is vocal With the destinations Of sspirants 70
oflce and the eager solicitations Of their friends.
All are sensible OK tho importance 0t the pend
ing campaign involving total change Ia ue
pers0nnei Of cur municipal government
Tho number Of competitors IN TIE approaching
Democratic Primary election IL unprecedented,
and Is bohsoyos each voter 70 scan with care me
array OF those who would be the e1ponebt5 OF
the party IN the succeeding contest sns 20 ncl9ct
those best suited by character. solliiy, eaps-
rlenco, and party integrity, for Toe POSITIONS they
seek So far, tho enemy has made 40 sign, DuI
itie an open secret tina; he WILL Ia due season, un.
furl the black flag and put forth his abiest
leaders 20 carry the most available androsp0nsl'
bic positions IN the citadel. relying ~ some IN
stances On the weakness OF our defenders.
Now, without intending TO make iDvdioOs
comparisons. or 70 disParago the claims ST euail
Hcatlons " 0thfrs, beg leave - say "o'u IN
behalf OF one Of the candidates for mo RESPONSE
bio position Of COmmOnwcalth's Attorney ior tns
city-Captain G. a. BOAann8n. On May o, lscl,
when a nero boy nfteen years 81 ago, be afeH
his cavalry sabre in defence Of his native state
and Wie,asd Il an many bloody Ged until April
Q, 1865, Il droyped from his nOryelees grasp ana
he fell wOGRted from his horse. Returning 10
his native county h0 took 70 tho pioW. next 70 .uo
counter, then 20 teaching scnosl WINE DO senu,lu
law, which he pracQced vita success un,ll MS
neigAk0rs called on i'm 70 represent TEEN IN ihe
General Assembly, which 10 did WIN mAIhe1
ability three sessions. Speaking Win eH9cs
on the rnomeutous matters Of debate ana
serving on important committees, Ait m
ruence was profoundly felt in thst oo ,hy:
lie then settled WITH his family in ms
city ten wears ago, whore he las ever
since practiced bis profession, and identine ca
himself with this pespe. during tneso yeaI'
never before tho people IN bis inoiFldua' iht-
rests. he has ever been 70 the fore 70 CHAMPION
the principle o. tho Democratic parry. 4 Nc /,
successive cAarmen and the other members ~
tho Stafo Central Committee well remember
that in eYory heated ard doubtful contest they
have always found captain bohaauGn ready ~ p
m0mest's warning 10 Dstske himself % what
ever part % tho state 10 was required To meet
the enemy. which he lid with e.oquence and
logic tnat had a telling eRect on the result
with an ominently legal nina well stored WIN
tho fruits Of study be will bring 70 me Ipsluc.
he seeks an i'm partial conduct q steaffastuess %
purpose, which viii reflect credit op his friends
who place him there, and be Of Infinite service
70 the state.
It's satisfactory 70 learn that Captain Bohan-
mans personal popularity aI1 pg0-pec.- OF $40
cess increase daily as the canvass progresses.
au1rff DEMOCRAT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15
Cheap but that Don't Make Them Desirable,
offered may be

for they may ucca5 possessing those rrtues
the requirements Of ashio" or appropriateness
be of reliable manufacture asonabt and 'owpd We attribute our
being busy much to the and taking ideas ere hare PIT into our
goods and The beautiful patterns prices other ~ods it's the
goodness Of the goods and tie prices too that Keep AEIhS the front RANK
Of popularity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

Minister PHELPS put at rest the gossip
about the possibility that he may be the
successor Of Chief-Justice WAITE by
saving to a Trib,mo reporter that he
does not expect that bis name will be
mentioned in connection with the APP
,,c,,4v,cDt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15
AAW IiOOlIA.

IN Original Bcl'e. BY EDWARD P. RoE.
New York DoDD, MEAD Il Co. 1888.
Price in paper % cents.
For sale by RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
4 Brother 10 Dragons and other Old
Time Golcs. BY ARSIELTE RIvEs. New
York: HARPER & BROTHERS.. 1888.
Price 81.
For sale by RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

"The people of Pittsburgh wear the
same SCOT all the year around. " Are we
to infer that the people Of Pittsburgh
bathe once a year only? If 80, Pitts
burgh IS a sootable place in which to
preach the virtues Of soap and water.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

A New York special says that hereafter
call Mormon immigrants will be landed
at Newport News" We object to Nir-
einia's being made the highway to social
uerditiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

"a dispatch from Stanton, Va, en-
nounces that the peach buds have been
destroyed by frost" Staunton has
taken the wind out Of Delaware's sails
completely.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

The newsboys of two great New
York papers are to begin to play base
ball" So the New York papers are to
rise to an appreciation of national affairs
after all Better late than never.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

EOR RENT, No. 700 EASTTs
4 Leigh street A VERY DRSIRABLEA.A
THRFE-sTORY BRICK DWELLING. contain
ing twelve rooms and ali modern improvements
One Of tho best locations IN TIRE city. ABBY 70
POIEDEXTER Il DENOON,
ani5 1903 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15
HEANRIAEE&

BROADUS-SYDNOR.-M at the resi-
dence OF TIE brides parents. In this city, on the
ilth Instant by Rev. ". W. Landrum, Mr. j.
COOK BROADUS, Of Newark, Ohio, to Miss
GRACE SIDNOR.
observation-disclosures. in Washington, D.
c.. Monday. April 9, 1Ss> by Rev. Thomas G..
Addison, rector OF Trinity church, Mr.. r. b.
HAYES and Miss MARY Z. GARY; both OF
this city.
LLOWAY.-Married, at Pue-
bio, Colo April 9;h, by Rev Z. 7. Lee, Miss Ii l.
LIE ID. KELLOGG, Of Richmond, Va, aud Will
LIAM GALLOWAY, Of Baltimore, Md.
WILIIAMS-CROUCH.- in Washing
ton, d. G., April II. 1888, by Rev. ID. W. Faunce,
Mr. THOMAS w. WiLLIAnS and Miss MATTE
u CROUCH ; both Of Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

4 bargain in MOURNING PARASoLS. double
warp, pure silk. guaranteed not 10 split, carved
black handles, az si.s0 worth s. 20 s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

INFANTS WEAR.-Gretchen Pufed-Sleeye
CLOAKs Of Checked Spring Cloths, three 70 SIX
years, 1913. Every new cOncet in LACE AND
MUSLIN CAPS. Ten dozen u the new close
fitting shape at 2jt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15
BRIEF COMMENT.

"An editor with $1,000 in his pocket
is missing from New York, and the po-
lice are in search Of him." We are not
surprised.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15
NAMED. ALL THE FURNITURE

W can get 20 repair Eeupholster, and Re-
polish or pack for shipment Hair Mattresses
Iuale over. I've 'y-seyon years experience.
Best Of work guaran eed. Can OF address
JOHN j. SINNOIT.
Eighth street, next TO tho Mozart Academy.
az -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

There IS always n big stir at the DREss-GOODS
COUNTERS, for probably there is no such an eI-
tent Of colors and goods In any ono store in this
city. and great point in our favor IL that there
IS Tut one piece Of any color. hence tho e1clu-
siyenes5 IS almost assured sou. Tie newest ar
riyals arc The most delicate tipts Of PURE WOOL
sURAH SERGES 50 inches wide al 49c.
4Ginch wide AUSTRALIAN WOOL SILK
FINISH HENRIETTAS in all tie new shades at
81.
special bargain IN fourteen Dress Patterns OF
CAMELS HAIR CHECKED sUITINGS az 50 a
pattern Of 10 yards. It's terrible loss to the
importer, for they we're made 20 sell for SO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

An ACTIVE, PUSHING MAN OF
"a thiriy-twO, past twelve years with leading
New YORK houses as Al salesman, wishes POSI-
TION in that capacity onice-Wo-k or any other
where integrity win be appreciated. TURNER,
cave Hisfnfru Office. SIP lJ-lL-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15
3U3 EAST BROAD STREET-NEXT CORNER THIRD
NOTE LOCATION. apis


MONROE GROVE, No. l, & n
WI UNITED ANCIENT ORDER OF
DRUlDS.-Ata regular meeting held ~
Thursday, April l2th. IL was uAsni- 4
mOusy resolved - visit the Rswitzsrs' Fair az
ArmOry Hall In . body on Tuesday night April
lfth. Members are therefore requested 10 as
semble ct our Grove Room st r. n. TUES
DAY. April 18th, 70 receive regalia and form In
line. A fun attendance Is desired
BY order Of the Grove.
GEORGE J. HOOPER. JR,
Ap bit Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

Va 4 \ T 4 D, PURCHASER FOX
~ FIVE ACRES OF LAND and 2 WD-
STORY HOUSE with SIX rooms. han, front and
back porch, kitchen. out-Duildugs epiendid
shade front and rear; orchard OF choiceiruit,
grapes, &c. In sight Of the city. Price Sl,NUJ.
Terms liberal. 4. q. BLISS.
az bit I'LL Main street, city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

WANTED, TO BUY FOR CASH
w ONE OR TWO MODERN BRICK
HOUSES, with from six 10 eight rooms-ccu.sal-
" located-to cost from e. 900 10 $500 each.
Address i. II. =,
40 l5-it care al Carrier No. ].
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY THE DISPATCH COMPANY

rsen.rIY DISPATCH "a delivered to cub
sr,oers 81 FIFTEEN CENTS per week, payable to
IN cn~rler weekly Mailed at 81 Per annum;
,gfof ak months Sl.50 for three monthA' Soc
Scr one month.
TIE SEMI WEEKLY DISPATCH a. se per
annun,, or 81 fer ak monthN
The WEEKLY DISPATCH stsi per annum.
She SUNDAY DISPATCH at sl.s0 per annun,
si5so for six monthS
Subscriptions In all cases payable IN advance.
and no paper continued after tho expiration OF
Ire time paid for send post-onice money
order check, or registered letter Currency
sent by mail will be 81 the RISK Of the sender
Subscribers Wishing ueir post-ofiee changed
must give their Old Ne well ~ nor neS post
efoco sample copies freq
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

BOARD WANTED WEST OF
ID TWELFTH STREET FOR A GENTLE
MAN AND WIFE Private family preferred.
references given and required. address
VERirAS.
an l5-2t' care Of Carrier No. %.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

WANTED, SUMMER BOABDERS
W bys Presbyterian minister and his wife.
living ia a pleasant mountain village. Four can
be accommodated. Terms s2J psr month. Ad-
dress REy b. A. PENDLEION,
Mcdowell, Highland county, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

ID f. LEE CAMP, No. !, CoNFED-
III. ERATE vRrERANs.-CoxRABEs: You
will assemble at your hall en- MONDAY EVE
MING at : O'Clock for the purpose OF visiting the
H0Eitzers' Festival. Comrades whs have uni
ferns are expected 70 wear them; those who
have not will wear badge.
Drum-Major Ksdford viii have the Lee-Camp
Drum Corps report al the time and place named.
BY order Of the Camp.
J. ". WHITE, Commander.
ARTHUR A. SPfTZEn, AdiutaaL ap i0-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

a. dUNST'
FOR COMMON COUNCIL MADISON WARD.
Subject 70 the Primary Election.
an ftqt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

TOR RENT, THATNEATFRAMEGH
A. DWELLING NJ southwest corner Main IA
and short streets; rooms and basement foS-
''''' - MANNING c. STAPLES & CO.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

WANTED, A SITUATION AS
w Book-Keeper. Typewriter, Csrrespon-
dent. or any orice-wOrk by an experienced
young man Of good address and references. Ad-
dress X. \. h., this Office. ap la-lr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15
mo- SELL EGGS FRoM

w the prize-winning PLYMOUTH ROCKS
and w ANDOTTKs, 81 per thirteen, sats per
Virginia state fair, 1851. w. w. TURNER, ~
and zoo south Cherry street, Richmond, va.
NH le-Su&Wl3.
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carprpATEs voa OFFICE

Two THE VOTERS OF THE CITY
l. OF RICHMOND; ] r0.pecifuily annogncs
myself q candi dat0 Tor The once -
CLERK OF THE CBhNCHRY COURT or THg
CRY or HICHMCND
tsubIect TO the Primary election, ani s0nri
sniAtd JOHN A. NEANLEY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

SATINEs are increasing I'm beauty every day
New patterns and novel effects in ne l2Hc.
kinds. Tho IMPORTED ones nj -, -. -. and
4lc Every shade ia Exported sOLlD-COLOR
SATINE> at 20c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

PARAsOLS, solid colors, including every shade
fwIllad swim. Al 90. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

NTICBAEL WADE
vi FOR CONMOS COUNCIL,
aOnROa WARD.
Subject O. Democratic Puma 7 election. Apr.l
10 $50 az ls1'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

WANTED, PURCHASERS FOR A
Z w LARGE LOT OF REBUILT DOMESTIC,
WHITE. SINGER, and other makes Of sewing
machines Warranted nrst-class IN every re-
spect. Prices lOw and terms % suh
c. p. SELDEN.
an 1j-lts COS cast Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

DWELLINGs AND OFFICESSa
IL FOR RENT. hzs

n FUN HBNIf
5000 per annum-No. 9ei oast Marshall street,
II rooms. Possession at onca Modern.
sam nor annum--No 422 west Main; 10 rooms
modern Improvements; NEW BRICK possess
sion at once. 49,.
s3ej per annum-No 500 west Grace; rooms
Possession May ist. -.
$50 per annnm-No. 2CO7 east Main; 7rooms /;
store front. u..
$40 per month-No SOC St John street; brooms;
OFFICES I'm the HanoWilckel Building anu
over NO. 9l1 east Main.
SMALL HOUSES IN all parts OF me CITY
Apply for RENT LIST 20 no
FRANK d. HILL h CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auotioneors,
nm 4. G north Eleventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

l1l8 CAPITOL sTREEr,l
RICHMOND, VA, April ID, 1888.

1ll8 CAPITOL sTREEr,l
RICHMOND, VA, April ID, 1888. :
mo "VOTERS" OF MADISON
4 WARD: Gentlemen complimentary
card Of a few DAYS ago requesting me 10 announce
myself candidate for tho COUNCIL has been
duly considered. l. was my privilege 10 serve in
the Council OF 1884 20 1855, during which time
eudesvored 10 discharge my duty, 8nd did what
believed tc DO for the best Interests of tho city.
Permit ~ 10 say, that while IL would be plea
sure 70 serve my f3lloN-cidzons a;ein, yet, rom
past experience, am confident that could not
AFFORD 60 give the Oflics the time and attention
required a. Il would interfere with my profess
sional duties. Approaching our manifestation
OF confidence ami the sentiment expressed OF
past services rendered the city most respect
fully beg leave 10 decline tho honor.
ap l5it' THOMAS J. RKDDELL, II. d.
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Pri,ea, description, and location of all kinds OF
property for rent Cali or send for IT,.
J.THOMPSON BROWN & co,
ap 1i-3t lib Main street.
NOR RENT, FROM MAY 1sTEA
Il NEXT, THE OCEAN VIEW HOTEL M
0uruishcIl with BAR. RESTAURANT. BATH
ING. and other privileges, a. ocean View.
Sealed proposals Tor same will De received by
the undersigned until 10 A. N. on April 18th,
1855 i. =. TAYLOR, Secretary.
ep l4-3t 81 BsBk street, Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-15

NOR RENT, STORE AND CEL-fs
h LAR No. 1903 Main street, near Fifteenth 49,
sfreot-a good stand for a retail business. VIII
be repoired and put in nice order.
SUTTON & CO.,
o.tstt 1914 Main street.