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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30
Austria and sery1a.

To Il altogether reasonable to suppose that
the report 10 true which comes from 81.
Petersburg that King MILAN, OF Servla, has
formally joined the triple alliance. 1t Is
equally reasonable TO suppose that Russia
hopes tba, this Will provoke revolution In
Seryla. Milan has but one friend among
the Powers. That friend Is Austria, aud It
IL doubtful whether she would be willing 10
stand by hme were II not for the
geographical situation Of seryia. The
sefvlan King IS a debauchee Of the worst
type and a disgrace 20 Europe For long
time there has been feeling among his
own subjects that he ought 20 20, a1d re-
Gently that feeling has been intensified by
bis hideous orgies aud his brutal treatment
Of his Queen. But II Is 20 the interest o,
Austro. Hungary thst Seryian autonomy
should be preserved as the country by
forming n wedge as It were between Bull
earia and Roumelia on the east and
Bosnia, Herzegovina. and Montenegro on
the west must, under separate government,
constitute an important check TO the Pan
Savlsi movement aud the intrigues OF Rus
sla for ascendancy 10 the Balkans. For Aus
tua's purposes no better tool than MILAN
could probably be found to govern seryia,
and for that reason the Vienna Court long
since took a mortgage upon him by lending
him money to continue bis debaucbcry. II
has been well said that FRANZ JOSEPH
owns King MILAN bodily, and It follows that
seryia's formal entrance into the triple al
lance only awaited Austris's bidding. In
deed it l. not gong too far 10 assume that
such q course affords MILAN the only
guaranty for the safety OF his throne.
Should revolution result there can hard
~ be a doubt that Austria would throw
troops into ServR for the purpose OF
maintaining the authority Of her pro-
tut. and IN that event Russia would
be- furnished with Just the excuse she
desires for invading Bulgaria and attempting
TO drive ont FERDIVAND and 70 place Rus.
sian Queen over the Seryiaas. It would be
a wrctched piece OF business should Europe
he plunged into war on account OF so dis
reputable a character as King MILAN; but
such a thing is not impossible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30
EASTERN SHORE.
MATTERS OF INTEREST FROM ACROSS
CHESAPEAKE BAY.
The Storm Intsrfores with court-Arrest-
ed-Loeal option, Again-Aarrisge'
Announced.
rcorrc.Dopasnc. Of tho Richmond Dispotch.l
~. orlrcocz. november %, ls8s.

ft0FTNf D0fllfNfo W tio htNAhANeA Aft'fph~NFA
OvAycocx, November %, 1883.
The great storm that swept over this re-
zion ON sunday night and all day Monday
preyeuted tue holding OF the regular term OF
Inc County Court on Monday. The courL
however, met yesterday. but owing to the
Indictment weather and the dreadful condi-
tion Of the roads only small crowd was IN
attendance, aud pot much business was
done. Several important cases were De.
fore the special grand Jury summoned
Tor this term, but OF the twenty
odd witnesses summoned TO testify against
the alleged violitOrs OF the local-option law
In Ouaucock only two were present, and the
Court thought 1t advisable to postpone the
matter till the December term.
The case OF Henry Page (coloredl who
was arrested and lodged in jail some time
since for stealing $500 from Finney IL Co.,
was taken M, and. the evidence against him
being insufficient 10 warrant the finding OF a
true bill. be ygas released.
Eugene w. Barnes, formerly doing BUSH
ness al Gargatha, In this county, whose
failure was reported about one month ago,
was arrested Yesterday on the complaint OF
:. 3. Downs, q commission merchant OF New
York, on tie charge Il ENFORCEMENT, aud
a true bill was found against him by the
grand jury.
A numerously.sigued petition was present.
ed TO Judge Garrison yesterday asking that
an election be ordered 81 sn early day IN this
district on the question OF repeating the
locaLoption law mat has been in operation
here for more than two years The election
viii probably be held soon after the Christ
mas holidays. and it seems to be the general
impression that the law viii be repealed, n
ITS operation has been productive Of no yisl-
bic benefit 10 the community.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
Netic Hlden Mears and Mr.. W. 4. White In
the Baptist church here on the 18th Of De-
cembor. on the same day Rev. j. I. Bos-
man, prominent Young minister Of the
Virginia Conference Of the southern Metho-
di-t church, will lead to the altar Miss Mamie
he Cato, the attractive and accomplished
daughter Of Mr. Thomas l.. lie Cato. former
ly OF Baltimore. bot now residing on Deco
hammock creek, in lower Accom1ck.
The weather is clear again, but the air IS
still sharp. hALLIAs'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30

Mr. WHlTELAw REID must have indulged
IN a grim smile when he penned the follow
ing sentences IN regard to TIC contested-elec-
ton cases that will come up in the next
House Of Representatives.. We quote:
"Under Democratic control decisions have
repeatedly bceu deferred 50 long that the
power 10 vote for n contested district has
been practically stolen for nearly the entire
congress ioual term. Republican majority
will decide contested cases more promptly
80 doubt Of il. The Republican majority
i'm the next House will be inconvenlcntly
small, and so It viii be found necessary by
The Republicans to turn out ten or twelve
Democrats in order to the oxpediting OF the
business Of Congress. OF course, therefore,
the "Republican majority will decide con-
tested cases more promptly" than the Demo
crosses m which they have had a good ma
jouly.
10 must not be forgotten that The small ma
jority which Is expected 10 enable the Re-
publicans to turn anumber Of Democrats out
Of the House OF Representatives was stolen.
BY fraud and corruption the Republicans
have elected, or at least claim to have elected,
a majority Of the members Of the House Of
Representatives. by fraud and corruption
they undoubtedly carried New York for
HARRISON, and ilARmsoN's vote without New
York would not have made HIM President.
Governor HILL was reelected in New York 10y
q large meiorHy. The state is unqucstionably
Democratic. Leaving out the negro vote It
is Democratic by forty or fity thousand.
And vet the vote Of New York is 10 be
counted for HAERs0Nl GA free ballot and
a fair count come from QUAY, MAnoNE,
and the rest OF the gang OF conspirators a.
a sermon on Righteousness would come from
his satanic Majesty. What IS TO be the end Of
these crimes against the elective franchise?
what are the people to do to regain possess
sion Of their right 10 elect a President and n
House OF Representatives Of their own
choice?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30
A Stolon Honsa

We mentioned yesterday that the Bepubli-
can party, which stole the presidency in
1876, had stolen the House OF Representa-
tiycs IN 1883. The Judge OF the Circuit
Court OF Wheeling. w. Va, on Wednesday
granted 40 Injunction restraining the Demo-
Gratis ircm counting in their candidate
ior Congress in the First district, a.,
though he was undoubtedly elected n
we may credit the Wheeling Register. The
law Of West Virginia gives to candidates
the right 20 have recount in any couuty or
city wherein It is alleged there Is reason to
suspect fraud or mistake. Under tins law
the ballots IN We.zel county were re-
counted. and the result showed gain OF
sixteen votes for PENDLET0N, the Demo
cratic candidate for Congress. which gain
elected bin by ,wenly-oue majority, as he
had i've majority before. Now steps in
judge aud enloins the proper officers not to
issue certificate OF election according to
the amended returns.
What country ours Il. TO be sure New
York ana indiana are carried by the Repub-
leans by fraud and corruption, and thus
elect a President OF the United States. In
order to give bin = sYmpsthizng Congress
the Republicans steal the House OF Repre-
senisuves. These great crimes evoke hardly
e protest Again, we exelaim, What a coun-
tFyl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30
AxARTIArIN STAGE ROBBERY.
The Exploits Or BIaois Fart" q Lone
Hfxhwayman Of California.

4 san Francisco special SAYS: j. D. Hume,
spcciai AGENT for Wells, Fargo i Co.'S Ev-
press Company, after months Of careful I'M
vesligation has established the fact tbtt the
recent series Of stage robbtries IN California
by q highWayman Is the work OF d" Black
Bart the notorious stage-rObheT who va.
released from state prison last January after
spending seven years behind the bars This
man, " hose real name Is Bodies, is the most
daring aud successful OF all tie "kniehts Of
the road" who have operated on ms coast.
lie perpetr3ted thirty-Onc fObheTies before
he was captured, and his srrest was only 4
mere accident II was his custom 10 rob
stages which be knew carried bullion o.
COIN for Wells.FargO. lie was equipped
with a strong pair OF feld-gasses, through
which be could learn whether armed ex.
press messengers were on board or rot. II
there was only the driver be halted the
coach. lie frequently held up outfits in
which there were six or eight men, hut he
showed such nerve and catlike ssiliiy thar
no one dared to attack him. lie would
promptly 20 through passengers with great
pOlteness. and usually would return their
ieWelry and trinkets 10 women. lie would
then break open the tfeasurc-box, rip open
the mail-bags, and disappear with their eoU-
tents. Alter the first fe " robberIes be- begsn
70 leave bits u doggerel verse, ridiculing the
efforts Of the detectives, and sigued "Black
Bart, the Pos"
IN 1883, after robbng stage near Nevada
City, me accidentally LETT one OF bis culls by a
broken express box. The Cbinese-hundry
mark was The clew which led % Bart's arrest
in this city. II was found thst he bad come
to san Francisco regularly after each robbery
a IN a -.
cured. lie was known here As Bolton, a
mining man, and bis frequent tr.ns into the
country were ascribed 10 mining expeditions.
Bart was convicted aud was sent 10 san
Quentin for seven years. His term expired
last January. lie had become a good chemist
while in prison, and declared that be was
going To lead an honest life and return to
his old home In Missouri. These pro.
fessiOns. Detective Hume says, we're
false, as Bart eOidly refused 20 have anything
10 do with his deserted wife. who was forced
20 20 ont TO service Ia Hannibal, No.. 81
support her three daughters. On July l7ih
he committed the frat az A series 81 six
stage rohbcries by lone highwaymsn Ia the
northern part OF California. The heaviest
baul made by the rOOber Was ne y DO Enes-
Vile, where be secu ed gold bullion worth
1900. Hume asserts that there Is no doubt
that this higbWsyman is again wsgng war
upon the express companies. The officers
have no cleW 10 him, but from toe fun de-
seripuOns they possess they hope soon 10
capture him. This noted bighwaYman is
man OF slender build, sharp features. and
low. gentle voice. In the State prison be
secured much sympathy because OF bis geo.
tie manners and good conduct, hat the de-
tectiVes say he Is a cold-5loOded criminal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30

would divide their craft IN Two. tnelr
voices were echoed back agaiD by tho rug
Qed bluffs along the northern shore. Near,
or, nearer bore the clipper. with ner uooo o,
canvas dlstended, the water boning ana
smashing about her cut-water, and the dsrb'
indItinct forms OF men could be seen on
her yards.
Nearer, nearer, twenty yards, ten yards,
and--the big clipper was gone.
Three aorcughly-frightenedm men STOOD on
the sloop's deck and sbiyered from fear ana
the cold westerly wind. Not sail, not a
light was in sight. Nothing could be bearu
but the gurgline OF the water and the dismal
Behaving OF the fog sirens. The sloOp put
about and fsirIy raced for the WharYes. runs
ming with wind and tide. The fishermen did
not dare 10 land until they got to Long bridge,
and they told their story 70 some boatmen.
They had seen the ghost OF the Old clipper
Tennessee, which on dark, rainy nights, out
side the heads, the pllOi.boat9 occasionally
speak, but never board, and which IS the
phantom terror OF the experienced navlga-
tors Of the coast. She has been seen dozens
OF times, the sailors aver, from decks ana
from Telegraph Hill. She Is always running
for ports with all canvas crowded on, butshe
never gets further in than Lime Point.
There she disappears, only 10 reappear far
outside the wbistling buoy prepared Tor an
other attempt to enter the port, which, "a
punishment 10 the captain, she will never
reach,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30

Marriage - Thanksgiving Services
other items.
Correspondents o. Tho Hichmoni Dlspatch.l

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dlspstchl
Charlottesville. VA, Nov. %, 1883.
DR.. Thomas 81. Parish and Miss Julia
Randolph were married yesterday afternoon
40 3 O'Clock. The ceremony, which took
place no " Vcrdspt Lawn" the residence oi
ibe brides fAther-ihc Rev. John 7. RAM
dolph-Was performed by Rev. J. c. Long,
ID. D.. Of Grocer seminary, Chester, Pa, A.
sisted bg the brides father. The happy
couple loit last night on 2 bridal trip %
several northern cities, after winch they will
go 20 their future home, CsarIestoWn, W.
Va.
The Mc't01rt, Presbyterian, Bapti't, snd
Discinles' churches held union Thanksgiving
service, IN thc BAPTIST church at IL A. W..
to-day. The sermon was preached by Rev.
SIR. Abbott. the newly-arriycd pastor OF the
D.4ciu'c.' church Services were also held
Too tic LWsc1pAl church a. II a. VI. and IN
the room, Of me Young Mems Christian As
socisiiou at $3.50 p. VI.
The banks and t1c places Of business OF
most NJ 0ur merchants were closed to-day
90 account Of Thanksgiving.
Student. continue % come In az the Uni
yrr-ite OF Virginia. So far 4lj have mltri-
cu'atcd.
rLe University football "eleyen" played
the Pmtop' Academy eleven" yesterday
add defeated thrm. the score standing ID TO
aotlug 10 favor 81 the University eleven,
Mrs. R. +. ". Duke, Jr., mas returned
home otter O sl0rt visit 90 relatives in Lynch
burg. ",
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30

Mr.. SAMUEL siKPsoN has issued pamphlet
advocating the deportation Of the negroes
from this couatry. lie calculates that with
femtmOnthiy steamers 70 each country a
bali q million year could be removed, at
which rate IN eighteen years The country
would be relieved Of the entire race, and
With II Of toe chief danger with which Il lie
now threatened.
We counsel Mr. SIMPSON 10 revise bis
figures. There are more than 100000 ne
Rroes in Tits country. They increase, 1t Is
estimated, 81 the rate Of q per cent per sn.
pun, or by I,75O,0ee ayeI. A aeet OF
husdfed vessels carrying coo each would Dc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30
DGoSAS An Ex.CoSvIcr.
THE PHANTOM SHIP.
startling Adventures OF a Fishing
Pnrty win the Ciipper Tenneasee.

"shIp ahoy. there Alloy! Alloy I
Alloy A tall, remarkaby-well proper
toned young man standing BY the mast Of =
sioOp shouted out these waning cries while
beating about the Golden Gate one evening"
this week, says the San Francisco Post. he
had three companions, aud the party bad
spent the day IN fishing near Lime Point. Dl-
rectiy 10 the west Of then, apparently not
more than fifty yards away, was a iull-rigged
clipper ship, her sails filed with the strong
vest wind. The tide, which was running
food, sided In sending Der toward an an
chorage in port. No one on board seemed TO
notice the little sloop, which was directly In
her road. "Ahey ahoT ahoy F." rang out
a2aln from the tail young man, his voice
slmost shriekiBg with despair. And still
the clipper came on, the lookout never
noticing the sloop or her light The
three excursl0uisis shouted again aud again
Ia the few msments which they expected
would elapse before tae stem OF the clipper
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30

The Richmond Exposition isclosed What
win the city papers have to write about
now? Seriously, though, it would never
have been the immense aud surprising sue
cess that It turned out to be but for the eX-
,raordinary aid given II by the press OF Rich
mond. In counting up the advantages and
benefits accruing to Virginia, Ntrginans
should give credit where II is due. The
power OF the pen is very great = Columbia
Bulletin.
The Bulletin Is right. If the city papers
had kept silentas to the Exposition, it would
no doubt have proved to be a disastrous fall
ure. But the managers well knew before
hand that the press would do its part In
making the exhibition success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30
MADISON c. H., Va, November q, 1883

MADISON c. H., Va, Noyember27, 1883.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Please give in the Daily Dispatch an nc.
count Of the duel between Ciley and Graves,
stating the time, place, and cause OF It's oc-
currenco, where The principals were from,
ana who were their seconds.
Respectfully, MADISON.
Briefly, General JAMES WATSON WEBI
challenged Hon. JONATHAN CmLEY because
OF Objectionable words spoken OF him by
CI1LEY. sending the challenge by GRAVES,
CILLEY refused 10 accept for reasons which
induced Mr. GRAVES to challenge CMLEY.
In the duel that followed CILLEY was killed.
Hon. HENRY A. WISE was GRAyEs's second.
We do not know who WAS CILLEY's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30
eaton BY Mountain lions.

A Helena telegram says: H.. j. Herrin
arrived here Monday from Lincoln Guleh. a
point sixty miles from Helena. and brought
a story OF CHASTITY discovery there last Ffl-
day. On that day Gus Layelle and Chris
Strauss, two miuers, went up the gutch "a
visit James Robinson, who bad been missing
for three weeks. The men found his skele-
ton lying on a he'd 10 tue cabin.
IL was concluded that as Robinson was
knswn to b. addicted 70 the use Of opium he
had taken an overdose aud died. Tracks oil
mountIn lions showed that Wild beasts had
discovered the unfortunate mans corpse and
feasted themselves on human lesb, leaving
nothing but The bones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30

port 50.o00 on ono trip, or in twenty. four
trips per rear only 100000 or less than the
natural increase. And where Is the money
10 come from to pay for sending million OF
negroes out Of this country every year' AT
600 each the cost would be one hundred mil.
lions OF dollars annually.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30

at is frequently said that the new Presi-
dent will have no Use for the 'old stagers ,
in politics." Does that mean he will not be
coached 10y the mahgnants? We shall see.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30
PrrERsBuRs, November 81. 1888.

To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
Dsar Sir,-Iu your issue Of tot ay, giving
returns OF the recent election, notice that
FluvsnnA Is recorded az giving Cleveland
1904, aud Harrison l,739. In justice to
"Old Flu.," ] Deg that you call attention to
the typographical error which places HArri-
sons vote at 1000 more than the number
actually east for him. FLvyAHNA NOTgA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30

Professor 0LnREVE. who walked from
Albany to New York on the surface Of the
Hudson, will please start for walk to the
Cape Of Good Hope, and thus make room for
another sensation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30

"On the trees OF Northwestern Ohio are
now found White Cap notices" It's a pity
that White Caps are not occasionally found
on the trees OF Northern Ohio.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30

"QuAY has the toothache." Why doesn't
be take bis mailed hand aud pull It out?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30
TEsNEssFE NfoLASD RAnwAy coH ,,ss


- EADIN G.,
~ DECEMBER 4rH. R15 r. NJ,
Y. A. e.. A. HALL,
under tho auspices of the ladies' Auxiliary OF
the Young Mems Christian Assoc .atioi.
THOMAS NELSON PAGE
viii read collections from "Ole 'Srscted,' Two
LitIe CoutcIoraies." %" Captured santa Claus"
Tickets, 5h, Seats reserved without extra
charge. Apply AZ the building. ......
no 2s.e 9,8&Del&4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30

81 was Tor many years q perfect martyr %
Heada he and Dyspepsia. AMI sometime, thought
10 you'd kll me. After trying sO many remedies
hsgan 10 think them OF no account. until trisi
simmons Liy8r Regulator, GuI [ am nov aud
have been for h'Lten years stranger o. q Head
ucLe.n-B ID. ODoM. Putnam county. GOO ga.
see that you get the Gonalue. prepare ~
j. n. /hlLiN s. co.,
n03l-F.su. Philadelphia. Ia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30
Nr0rIcR Ia HERERY GIYEN THAI

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhAl
y tho annual meeting Of the stockholders o.
tho RICHMOND AND ALLEGuANH RAlLkOAD
COMPANY will be held at The conpanyH ohee'
Richmond, Va GA TUESDAY following the Sc
cond Monday. bong the Ilth day ~ Docsmper
next, lsSS. 40 - W., fsr thu purpose or eiecnng
Board az Directors " servo one year Ani TOT mo
transaction % any other business Tia. may %
brought before the meeting. r X LBLAND.
Secretary Richmond AMI Allegheny hsl.roal
Company. no so"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30
SCHOOLGIRL TACR POWDER

MAKES THE COMPLEXION BEAJr.r
imparis radiant lovoliness and iho glow no ..
20 those who use a. PurS suoay-vhiis a.f ..
visible pink tInts, su!tug any complexion.
Is the latest, aud certainly The 1uest of OBI. ....
Tiers Of at
Your druggist win supply yoI, hIt a.. ..
DO out Of u, We viii sond a box fo Gay ....t
postage prepaid. Tor IS CENTS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30

Dr.. BULBS Cough Syrup never fails TO cure
cold or cough IN short time. Price %
cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30

A FULL LINE OF MINERAL.
"A WATERS. By tho barrel. gallon, ~ f..,. 81
sale by HARRISON a FLEECE Ingrs..
corner Broad api fOBshee sf.a...
Goods delivered free 10 any psri 20 n.-
Phone ~ Orders promptly filsd. lD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30

Our druggists told US that II beats all
other liniments- salvation OH, price % cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30
BRIEF COMMENT.

Why not put both BLAINE and SHERMAN in
the Cabinet and have a circusg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30
DRUGS. ugDrcISEs, e.
CYRUP HYPOPHOsPHIfEs con-.
~ POUND.

This vslnabIs remedy for general Desgr,
Coughs. Colds, Consumption, and al Br,n-,..i
Affections. Is
FOR SALE By ALI DRUGGISTS pRicg n,
Ask for that prepared By
PURCELL LADD AC9
no90 Wheiosais Drurgra
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mEeTlNGs.

HEADQUARTERS co NJ NJ
4 / MANDERY or ST. ANDREW. *
No H. X. r.. RICHMOND, Va, November ~
81. SG-GgNERAL ORDBkS-SIR/
KTGnrs: Aftond a stated assembly OF the Com
maudery 80 tho asyfum, 81 Albans Hall, thi-
DAY 9Oth Instant ats o'clock r. ", In citzens
dress. Members u Richmond COmmandery.
No 2. and transient ,ir Knights are courteously
invited 90 be present.
By order Of the Eminent Commander
r. e. kBEL, Csptain-GeneraL
Attest: GEORGE G. JEFFERSON, Recorder.
no biz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30

And you can End DO finer gropaaa .-
cleansing the tocth than our
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30

1Uioffers and kilograms must - addressed
90 THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications viii not b re-
turned.
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