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TIE DISPUTES ORIGIN.
Ordered to Leayethc Hou-e.

by Anglo-Amorican cable TO the Dspa;ch.l
LoNlQN, December lin the House OF
Commons to-day the Speaker ordered Nr.
Cunningham Graham, member for the
Northwest Division ~ Lauarah,hlfe, TO
withdraw from the House because he had
accused Mr.. smith. Government leader, Oh
conniying at q dishonorabe tlick, and bal
refused 10 rolract the accusation. ~ W..
Graham was leaving The House member
shouted Bravo Graham" In an inter-
view Mr. Graham explained that the trouble
arose over The sction Of Mr.. Brooke Robin
sou. Cousery alive member Tor Dudley, in
putting a motion on paper 10 prevent Dis
cusslon Of the cabinet-msker-' grievances.
Nr Graham had expressed the belief hat the
Government bad in'tga'ed Mr. Robinson %
perform it. Mr.. Graham says he will not
apologize, no matter what the result may be.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
An TniuSt Opinion.
detroit Free Press

"YOu newspaper felers," said TAYLOR
township farmer to a reporter the other day,
"haye had SO mauy gags and guys 81 cider
that the majority OF people believe that we
add half water In every case"
Don't your" lpnocentiy inquired the
scribe.
"Noi you blame numbskull, we don't !"
A." Bnt II"
ooh. OF course you thought 90, but YOU
iellers ain't expected 10 be too smart in the
top story. However. was going To tell you
about lawyer In town. lie wanted barrel
Of cider, but he was terribly afraid CT being
cheated. lie engaged me 10 bring n the
juice, and Ia order 60 keep me straight be
said
Now, then. when the cider comes 1 shall
test II with a lscksdaisiSl. and II there is any
water in It I'll make you sweat for SWIM
ding"
"Did you say = lsckRdaisiali" asked the
reporter.
Something like that. II made me bit
mad, aud so | planned TO fix han. brought
III essk holding iorty-egbt gallons Thirty
gallons were we'll water aud the rest cider.
left II at bis house, and to-day called at bis
ONCE 10 get NY money"
"And he Neut for your"
"Hardly. He gave me bali dollar extra,
and said Il WAS the first barrel of genuine
cider he had had in ten years"
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
HONEY FOR EMBASSIES AND MISSIONS
ABROAD.
Ths Governments Policy Of Shedding
Blood and Wasting the Peoples
Money Denounced.
nv Ancio-American cable TO the Dispatch

inv nrio-kmerican cable 10 the Dlspatch.l
IoNpoy. December The House OF CON-
nons went into the Committee OF supply
This afternoon on a vote Of 25G for ego Tor
embassies aud missions abroad. John NOR
lev moved nominal reduction in order 10
rai.c the discussion on the proposal TO send
british tr0ops 10 Suakim. He denounced
the Governments policy Of shedding blood
and wasting the country's treasure In pro-
iects which would result in no good 10 any
human being. The Government ought
either to advise the Egyptian Government
TO abandon the situation or England ouHue
10 make more serious attempt to suppress
the slave trade and introduce eNlhZiug
forces into the Soudan.
Sir james Ferguson, parliamentary secre-
fary 10 ;he Foreign Office, replied that Tue
present Government was not responslOie IoF
The waste Of treasure and blood In The SOU
dan. The advice sent to the Egyptian Gov
ernmeut was to maintain purely defensive
policy with as small a force az possible ana
10 devote its funds 10 the internal develop
ment ~ the country. But the defensive
policy dad not imply q surrender OF Suakiin,
n bich would leave the country oVcrrun Win
Arabs. 10 the surrender OF Suakim the only
station would be given up from which ships
could operate on the Red-Sea coast Tor the
sBppres.lon OF the slave trade. surely, SAID
SIR James. Sir. Morley did not suggest The
absolute abandonment Of Suaklm. Re-
curing to the slave trade. the speak
er said he was able to intimate that
the Government bad proposed to Belgium
TO initiate fresh references TO the powers on
the lines Indicated by Cardinal Laylgerie
with the view OF mitigatingthe evil. 1t was
the policy Of the Government n encourage
commerce with Central and East Africa.
The development OF commerce was TIE oest
method Of combating the slave trance. Al
the road was pushed into the interior 50 that
cheap and easy transportation WIS aValisoie
the system OF slave porterage would no
longer be profitable. He trusted that the
House would support the work promising
such blessings 10 humanity. [Cheersl.
sir. Morley's motion was rejected by aVote
81 130 To lOl,
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the lsrge number os visitors 10 the North
Carolina Methodist Conference.

NOTES.
A committee OF thirteen. Of which Rev.
NJ. l.. Wood IL the chairman, has been ap-
pointed % investigate the charges made
against Rev. J. b. B,bbltt, Rev. l.. j. Hold.
en-, snd d. Il. Nicholson, have been assigned
a. counsel for defendant. The main charge
is immortality.
Last yesr there were 1.1G5 distillefies 10
this state. Most OF these were very small,
and distilled FROM brandy.
SIX stores were burned by Gre al the lit
tie town OF Auandef. BERTHE county, SUNDAY
night.
To-day the real estate and other property
belonging 70 the ieinnct state National Bsnk
o. this city was sold by the receiver, Hon.
Clement Dowd.
Governor Scales to-day Offers 500 reward
FOR Dudley Powell, tue negro who XII d
Thomas seurlock in Moore county on tue
10th OF November last.
The Dnrhan and oxford railroad will be
made ANAL route about December 10Th.
Much interest Is shOwn Va the new aud
fast schedule on the Sclboard system, wnich
goes into eject next Monday.
Oae Durham firm shipped 8j,0000OO cl'
earettes from its factory 10 November.
II. N. Miller & Son and T.. K. Harris 81
Son. OF Reidsyile, have assigned. The As
sets and liabilities are not stated in either
case.
II has been many wears since Governor
elect has received so many CONGRATULATIONS
a. pour in upon Judge Fowl. His pOpu'
Iarity aud the great personal regard ielt tor
him are thus Shown. lie will make sDien-
did Governor. and his Administration pro-
misses 20 be an interesting one.
The splendid weather appears 70 have
come to Al end. Roses and some other flow
ers are yet N bloom, aud 10 some flower gar
dens there D hardly a hint 81 cold weather.
After al 10 appears to be tie opinion that
par,ridges are Srarcer than usual Al FIRST II
was thought they were more shundan'.
The Radicals are literally crazy Tor offices.
Some Of them want All the Democrats turned
out directly the 4th Of March arrives. They
are like hungry wolves. They want to get
hold o. the funds again.
Il would bc A good thing II merchants in
this State would refuse to buy from northern
merchants who gave such liberal c0niribu-
tons % the Radical fund 10 corrupt votes IN
the south and 70 put detectives IN tins state.
~ yet there has been 20 movement Of This
sort but such a mode Of retaliation would be
more than Just.
The schooner Puritan. loaded with kainit,
is a total wreck near swan Quarter, Pamlico
county.
The Democrats will not lose a moment in
their work 10 carry the State bya bigger ma
iority than ever In 1890 and 1872, and they
will succeed in hat effort. They are Ger.
tainv IN earnest. The Republicans are
desperate, but they know their fate il
aealed.
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PERRY BELMONT,
Appointed Envoy Extraordinary ana
Miutstor PIenipOtenttaT5 40
Madrid.

The young congressman who, since
1897 has represented the First district
OF New York, has resigned. and will pro
coed to Spain shortly, where he will
serve as the American Minister. lie pre-
viously had declined to be candidate
for re election to Congress, where he has
been the efficient chairman Of the
House Committee on Foreign Affairs.
During his career in Congress Mr.. Bel
mont-whoisa bachelor, 10y the way has
made flattering reputation. Heis on all
hands recognized as one OF the mostable
and promising OF the young statesmen
on the Democratic side. The selection
of Mr.. Belmont for Madrid is in pur-
suance Of Secretary Bayard's hope that
a treaty which&ill authorize the forma-
ton of a commission to adjudicate GER
tain claims in dispute between the two
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02

Reuss aud Count Won Tasfe has not affected
The relations between the governments.
Prince Henry Of Reuss before leaving ber-
lin denied that bis relations with Count Won
Taafe bad decreased IN cordially. II IL GER
tain that bismarck would not allow Prince
Henry 10 remsin al Vienna n his presence
tended 10 iniure the alliance between the
governments; nor would Count halnoky
suf,.r tbe existence 81 an Austrian premier
who was conducting an intrigue against bls
foreign poicy. Count Won faafe has the in
tim,ic personal confidence OF Emperor
Francis Joseph. OF whom he was an early
piavmlte and close friend until Francis Jo'
semi was raised 10 the throne. tie - asup-
porter of Count Kainoky's oiliaucf policy,
though he recently admitted The Cze'h re-
presentation IN the Cabinet owing 10 inter-
hal neccs-itlcs.
JEALOUSY.
The newsp 'ner war has disclosed m In.
tense Austr0. Hungarian jealousy al German
supremacy. The NOssiche Zeitung h'yiug re-
marked that Austro- Hungary must be true 10
I'M, alliance or she would cease TO exist.
PestAer LLOYD responded thar the Aus
irian empIre vas not German dependency
and might renounce the alliance, becoming
the centre Of Franco AustrO- Russian coall-
ton against Germany.
The controversy is deplored in Official cir
cles mere. but It delights The French press
and enchqnts the Russian press into dream.
ins ~ an imnedlqic rupture OF the slli1nce.
Tie War.aw Dnewrick yesterday predicted
That combined Russ0-Austrian forces would
vet invade Germany. break ~ The empire,
and place Prussia upOn her Ola level Hap
mlv the discussion il abating. a briei
sefoiofcial article in Fremdenblaii, which
has hitherto been silent on the sub
jecf, says that the German Govedqment
n an entire stranger 10 the attacks made
on the Austrian persOn,ges IN the German
press, and never abandons its attitude NJ ab-
solute neutrality toward the internal affairs
OF other governments. Count szechenyl,
the Austrian Ambassador 10 Ge'msn', "ho
has been enjoying 4 vacation IN Hungary,
has had his leave Of absence curtalled IN
consequence Of the newspaper discussions.
lie was received in audience bv EmDeror
Francis Joseph yesterday, when be was in'
structed 10 return 10 bis post.
TIE DISPUTES ORIGIN.
The origin OF the dispute - traceable TO an
article In a Vienna paper. Schwarzgeld. IN
which the writer INDUCED 10 coarse abuse
OF Germany and especially referred TO the
ermity Of the Crown Prince Adolph to-
wsrd Emperor William. Reports current
10 Vienna attribute the breach Of the former
friendship between Prince Rudolph and
the Emperor 70 the communications which,
II is asserted. gave verbal criticisms by
Prince Rudolph on the Emperor's family re-
lstiOns. These communications are said 10
have reached Emperor William from Lon
don. A personal quarrel exists. but It Is
not probable that It will be allowed to inter-
fer. with the national interests.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02

countries. as well as the establishment
OF certain reciprocal commercial rela-
tions. may be agreed upon. There IA
not much time left during the present
administration in which the young
diplomat can justify his selection TO
perform the important work stated,
but what he has done makes it proba-
ble that he will be At least equal to all
that il expected of him. lie IS a good
linglist, and can set to work without loss
Of time. The mission TO Madrid is one
OF the second class, and worth Sl2, 900 q
wear to its incumbent. Money Is but u
secondary consideration to Nr. Bel
mont who commands more than enough
OF It.
He was born in New York city De-
cember %, 1871. Since 1867 be has re-
sided at Jamaica, l.. J., IN winch place
he has always voted. Heis son OF Au-
gust Belmont, tine eminent banker, and
has an interest in the business done by
the firm OF which his father IS the head.
His graduation at Harvard University
in 1872 was accompanied by his taking
the first honors in political economy aud
history, aud upon leaving this seat Of
learning he went to Europe and took a
course Of civil law at the University Of
Berlin. After his return TO the United
States he entered Columbia Law School.
He was admitted to the bar in 1876 and
has appeared successfully in important
causes,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02

A directed by the Upper Appomattox Com
peny tho above VALUABLE MILLS. run BY
water power, will be leased BY public auction a.
the time and place above:
I. The FOUk-STORY BRICK CORN-MUL
situated az the heal Of High street. known a. tho
" Basin COrn-Miil,' " IN machinery, fixtures. SC,
IN complete running order. with q capacity OF 30
bushels per day. Attached ~ this. aud run ~
The same water power. h . Cotton Gin 10 com
plete order % DO leased with tie COrn-AilL
? Tho NEW FOUR-SfORY BRICK FLOUR
MILL on Canal street h. full roller MILL built by
p. r. Allis g Co., with machinery snd fixtures new
and In complete order, aud with d capacity %
$50 barrels Of Hour por day Along with this will
DO leased tho large Storage warehouse.
These mills Ere now Yielding q handsome reyo-
nue.. and hne opportunity IL offered 10 Iarties
wishing % engage In the milling business These
mills arc subecI 10 inspection by parties desiring
10 see them. Inc burinoss Of ulese mills j. e.
tablished, and has a custom equal 20 their full
production, ami IN tho hands o. parties Who can
give their time and attention 10 the working OF
these mills, viii yield handsome returns for tho
outlay.
TsKhs: Possession given January /, isS9, aud
the renal Will Do payable quarterly.
AUG. WRIGHT,
President Upper Appomstox Company.
I. PASNILl. AuctlOneer. no ls&De2.2t
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Observation-Disclosures narer.

uy Anglo-American cable % the Dlspaich.l
DUBLIN. December 1.-The Land tommis-
sion has ordered large reductions IN rents in
the vicinity OF Thurles. IN some cases the
reductions are a. high ~ 40 per cent.
Bishop O'Dwyer. 81 LimcricE, has inti-
mated thst unless the bOyc0tling Of a mm
named Ryan for takIng an eylcted firm shall
cease be Will close the church OF the parish
I'm which the farm is located and suspend all
masses, sacraments, and buriil-.
sexton has been rejected Lord Mayor 81
Dublin By unanimous vote o. the alder
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
Richmond Hills

"A ancient Rome throned on her seven hills
'Nestn azure skies loJgs where tue prospect ais
On btUadnd ApDian Way ana Iiber vide.
So Richmond. built near where The waters rh1e.
SITS ike a iewel'd queen. The Red Van here
once roamed The WildA Or CHANGED tho 1eet-
foot deer,
Where swell these slopes. watch'd with bis doc
and faWn
The silent woods wake at the touch Of dawn
All changed Is now the scene. Shipscome and 20
To busy marts; and where the forest aisles
Reech d 70 do waters edge the Whirling low
And glow OF thrifty life
Mans touinE reconoilesl
Not ever thus her peaceful way. Between
Fair Richmond then and now, there intervene
Dread times OF deadly strife. Once at her voice
A nation thrilrd And Of her sons-the choice
Bled for her cause 10 win wars empty fame:
For in the dust her tatter'd banner trailod-
And, mourning AL but honor, she bel walled
When thro her streets the conquering foemen
Years ran with Time apsce. Tho kindred
name
OF Peace burn'd bright once more. ana from its
fold.
Prometheus-llke, she sprang
More splendid than Of old
Fair Richmond on the James"l No painters
brush
Can linn thy beauties rare, when IN the nush
OF sunny southern skies thy every hill
Shines like gem; add more than fair Church
Hul.
oerlooSing ali, CLEANS as the apex stone.
on waves ana nslds, aud each enchanted spot
Prom Natures perfect mold When lie forgot
All other sceneS. and memorys sense has nowu:
Unto mine eur thy rivers murmuF'ng falls,
WIN seem 70 come as whispering angel csllsl
Led by the cadence soft my soul would viii,
Tho wingd for high4T worlds, % linger sin.
And let its farewell LOOK
Rest from thy brow, Church Hui
lSDA bARros HAYA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
However. Rabbit. Atn's cartridges.

However, Rabbits Atn's Partridges.
Lewiston Journal
81 was cunning once, - said he, Gin
Pownal. / was shootln rabbits in great
luck don't like 10 seem to lie, but
when J say that rabbits Was 20 thick that
] could shut my eyes and hit 'em four
times runnin and not make a miss, you
will say that am stretchia' the truth.
Well it's facts jess the Same. After |
got tired O. shootin' rabbits / laid down
to kind o. rest, and DANCED if / could
sleep for the rabbits runnIn' over ne. !
Jess laid round me, though, aud cleared
room TO stretch in, and went to sleep
When / woke two rabbits WAS in my
coat pockets, and one on 'em was lookin'
down my gun-barrel Eight rabbits was
a-settin' on rock Jess little distance
away, hated to roll over cause squat
the rabbits in my coat pocket, but had
to pull the trigger on the presumn' little
cuss that was loOkin' down my gun bar
rel. / could s-shot q thousand rabbits
that day in Pownal. All this before the
fire in a Lewiston gun store Tuesday,
and as the reporter went out he heard
man say: "Nell. that's a good day for
rabbits, but rabbits amt cartridges, and
j remember"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
AnKztra Loan Ashed Far.

rByAnglo- American cable - the Dlspstch-l
PARIS, December AT q meeting o. the
Cabinet to-day Or. Freycinet, Minister oil
Wsr explained that be had arrived at an
agreement with the Budget Committee for
an extra loan on account Of defensive works.
lie said the estimates 81 the total eypendi-
lures II the War Department were 0,D.-
OO0. 600 francs, Of which estimate 4OO.Joo,o1D
francs would Immediately be submitted 10
the Chamber Of Deputies. The credits for
the War Once for 1889 were estimated At
$50. OOO. 900 francs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
nndrct Comm,ttee-Pansma Canal

(By AngiO-Americhn cable 10 tho Dlspatcn.l
PARIS. December IA majority OF the
members Of The Budget Committee baye
agreed 10 the estimates ioT the War Depart
ment. but there has been no agreement re-
garding the proposals for rslslng the money.
DE Lesseps has published an appeal to the
patriotism ~ ms countrymcn 10 subscribe
for the Pansn1-canal bonds and thus insure
the success Of the work, which. hr saws, VIII
enrich France a. the Suez canal did.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
Hroaek Convicted.

CHICAGO December 1.-The trial OF Hrouek,
the dynsmitnd on trial for conspiracy 10 blow
up Judges Gray aad Grinnel and Inspector
Bonfeld, ended tonight. AT the conclusion
Of the arguments this evening Jsage Ccl-
Inns al once charged the Jury. sEyeTy pre-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02

The admirers Of Jake Kilrain baye pre-
sented him With . cane thai makes him
still more dangerous person 10 encounter
tban one might imagine. The cane IA very
light maaccs stick. With a small elk.horn
handle. A gold band bears an inscription
lelliss Of Tits presentahoH. When one touches
spring OIL comes q handle from the stick
containing = combination six ineh dagger
aud six.chambered 22-calibre revolver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
l.. l.. SALE.
APoTHRCARY. eo1l vEsAuiE "A.
PURITY GUARANTEED

1000 rounds IMPORTED Castillo -''f
goJ PINS GENUINE IMPORTED Ban
se.:
100 plnts NORWEGIAN COp-llFLh N
4a.:
I5c. Will buy CARRIERS, pAyiDS 0r ..'.
DKErHrI
l5c. VIII buy FEAYsER's NERVE hNu
iINlHENr
~. will buy JUNIPER TAR lorr.iie
s5-. will buy VALENTINES NFArJll,t
nc. will buy WIErns BaL.. hltl, ...
IRON.
5to, Will buy PtRRCE'S MEDICAL nf'O
ny;
TIC. Will buy AYERS or HOODS sA.,'.
klLLA;
75c. will buy SIMMONS LIVER Hr.-.l
TOR;
fl.95 Will buy sWlFr's sPECIFlc-iarss
s5c. will buy WlLBOKs CJl-lhLh.4 ..N
LINE
<oc. will buy al 5pr. COD-LlvEREN
Coo. viii buy sOZOpONI. tte beat l....
81. viii buy MEADE & BAhlH, ti..
MOUTH-wAsn:
sLlO will buy WILLOWS SYRUP Ii..
Pitts:
lOc. Will buy ALLCOCK's fOKOt~r..-
pc. viii buy four pounds bLcl AlA-H ....
SEED.
sc. will buy LAZELLE's. VIOLET. 'i' "
DIR WATERS worth &. BIO t... ...
fumos sold.
90 han-pins bottles BAY RJN ~ -''.
% gross TOILET SOAP atG'c. % f0r.4
g. viii buy LOONENs HAIR hatrl.
.... ID Nr O.. o .....l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02

ny Anglo-Americsn cable to the Dispatch.l
QUEENSTOWN, December The steamer
Etfufio, from New Iork, November 2ith,
arrived here to-day. She was delayed by
fearful gale after leaving New York. several
Of her passengers wele Knocked over and
suffered some injuries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
a D,.nu,e settled

LONDON, December 1.-The golfers OF
Northumberland county have accepted an
advance offered by the masters and the dis
pute between the men and owners is settled
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
SURNIrUGE. 4e
WOOD & son.
GOVERNOR STREET
just manufactured and nov ~ .lofe s d

Just manufactured AMI now ~ siofe s '
variety Of
FANCY TABLES.
Large stock SILK PLUSH FANCY CHAIRS.
SILK PLUSH ana NOQUsrrS LOUNGES.
Great variety PARLOR SUITS:
CHAMBER SUITS, IN AAhogAny;
CHAMBER SUITS. Ia OAK AM Walaus
Large stock SIOEBOARpS;
Large stock HAT-kACks.
with gresIsagesy OF Other goods looS th.'-''
our wsrerooms our prices are loa AM .ei.-'
accommodating. 40 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02

Neuralgia, rheumatism. lumbagO. and
govt quickly cured with Salvation OIL 20
eents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02

"Peacesbly II yon can" but by all means
keep DIR. BULBS Cough syrup In the house
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02
PERSONAL.

NOTICE.
ALL PtRSoSS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
THE VIRGINIA WAREHOUSE AND InPLg-
hENT COMPANY
WILL PLEASE PkEsENT fHK SAME FOR sET-
TLENkNT Ar oNCE
70 either OF the undersigned.
K X kLLiOrr, Norfolk, Va,
It. Q. Marks, Petersburg, Va,
no 2As0t cammittsa
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IL was for many years perfect martyr 20
no and Dyepepsis, and sometimes houghs
it would Kill me. After trying 80 many remeoles
began 20 think them Of no account, until TILED
simmons Liver Regulator, and | am noE ana
have been for fifteen years stranger 70 heao>
ache. n-R ID. OpOg Putnam county. Georgia
j. n. ZEILiN & CO.,
no8lFsu.W6w Philadelphia. Pa
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BOOKN. >rLTIoNHEs. So.
CATALOGUE No. s.

800 THEOLOGICAL BOOB, nferti Al
THAI their value ard many a. faiI
No. =, Too POLITICAL AAJ l.r.
WORKS.
No. ! LOO BOOKS Tor FAKt L
ohsrs
RANDOLPH e rN..'.
ls.- Ma
no if-dRW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-02

stili Improving.
LONDON, December John Bright con-
tiuues TO gain strength.
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John H. REMIT, GSss
PIANO-TUNER,
has removed to No. 902 east Broad street
no 25-Su4t


7 EASE BY PUBLIC AUCTION
FOR A TERM or FIVE YEARS OF vALU-
ABLE CORN.MILL AND FLOUR-MILL IN THE
CITY OF PETERSBURG. VA. ON
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5rH,
At I O'CLOCK r. NJ, on TIE PREMISES