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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
lsJuxkD MEN ar Tas K,rnsAr
Taylor Improving bus Bessicy stih
Ensensibie-uessrs- Arsee
aud Arsdate.

A Dispatch reporter called at the
Retreat for tho Sick yesterday and was
informed by DR.. Winfree that John
Wesley Taylor is improving, with in
creased hope of recovery.
Young Beasley has never recovered
consciousness and is expected TO die'at
any time.
kelly, who was slightly injured, is
doing well, and will be out in few days.
All three OF these parties, it will be re-
memberod, were injured on the Fred
ericksburg railroad near Fredericks'
burg. They were all asleep on the track,
Taylor and Beasley on Monday and
Kelly on Tuesday, near the same point.
and were knocked off by engines on
north-bound trains.
Mr.. Antonio Arzee, one OF the firemen
on the Old Dominion steamer. who had
his back broken while repairing some
machinery on the boat about eleven
weeks ago, snd thereby rendered q
cripple for life, will he taken by DIR.
Winlree. of the Retreat for the Sick, TO
the United States Marine Hospital at
Staten Island. \. Y, on next Tuesday.
Mr.. Arzee has been at the Retreat ever
since the accident.
Dir. Benjamin ArSdsle. engineer on the
steamer, who was also injured in the
same accident and who has been cared
for ever since at the Retreat. will be
taken to his home in New Jersey on
Tuesday, September 4th. Mr.. Arsdale's s
wife has been with him ever since the
accident
Mr.. Arzee has petitioned the Old Do
minion Steamship Company to get Dir.
d. Columbus to accompany him 10 New
YORK. Mr. Columbus has been exceed
ingly kind to this unfortunate man,
having ministered to his wants almost
daily since his mishap, and Mr. ArGee
feels that the presence and attention OF
so fast a friend would greatly encourage
him to stand the trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
Democratic nay .t the Exposition.

At q conference held last night at the
rooms OF the Old Dominion Club Of
representatives from different clubs aD-
pointed to make arrangements for Demo
cratic Day during the Exposition Mr.. n.
Ezekiel was made chairman and Joseph
T.. Sorg, Esq, secretary. The follow
ing committee WIS appointed to visit all
Of the clubs Of the city and urge them 10
send representatives TO the conference
committee III. S. Burch. x. 5. Brady,
j. W. Carter, Il. s. Lyde, and c. q. Ii.
Hopkins.
Il is expected that Democratic Day
will be an interesting feature OF the Ex-
position and that there viii be thou
sands OF Democrats here from al parts
of the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
The Peabody Institute at AIexan-
Nria.


Professor J. Leslie Ball. Of the Col
lege OF William and Mary, has just re-
turned from his Alexandra trip. lie
pronounces the institute held in Alexan-
dria q most complete success Professor
J. T. McClesry, of Minnesota, was the
conductor. From his thorough know
ledge Of the bost methods of teaching,
his skill in imparting, his patience and
unfsihng courtesy, he made the exer-
ciscs not only profitable but extremely
pleasant The conductor was ably and
faithfully supported by Professor Rich-
ard l.. Carne, superintendent of schools
for Alexandra, who attended 10 the
pumberless business matters that are in
cident 10 a gathering Of this kind.
During the last four days of the insti-
tute Professor Csrne also lectured on
Methods Of Teaching History"
Professor Hall was engaged as q
specialist in English. His duties con-
sisted OF daily lecture on analytical and
historical English grammar. He is much
gratifed al the results OF his work. Be
sides the regular members of the insti-
tute be had a large number Of earnest
hearers. Prominent teachers OF Alex
andria and vicinity, leading ministers Of
all denominations, merchants. artists,
people OF culture in all the walks Of life
ioined bis class and entered heartily
into bis work. Professor Hall feels
that he has been enabled 10 give q
decided impetus TO the earnes. study OF
the mother-toDgue. OF this opportunity
to help the college to which he sill de-
vote bis labors he gladly avsiied him
self. Coming into close personal relation
with large number Of the teachers, he
was able 10 tell them what the college
intends TO do in Lifting up the tone Of the
public schools. Many of the Young
men expressed great desire to fellow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
Badly Beaten by Parties Now Tn
huOHu

A colored man named William Chris
tian, about twenty-five years Of age, was
found in lot near the old market yes.
terday morning terribly beaten M.
Several severe wounds were found on his
head Christian was IN such bad con
dition that he could not tell how he came
to be so badly used up or who were his
assailants.
The city ambulance was called, and he
was taken 10 the almshouse. His
wounds are Of very serious nature. and
his recovery Is doubtful.
Christian WAS employed in barroom
at the corner OF Eighteenth and Franklin
streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
.rne vosla Moves

uiaibtsined sslileo vheD his tormoDtors Ea,'k~d
him for advocating the trDe system % Co
pernieus. Certain ioilies rold out, however.
against ms illumination - discovery and etpe.
rience There srs hosts ~ peogie wto. ieeanss
they hayo adopted certain priDciple-. oontnus
20 sxsios them % thcif dying day IA da1aBco
u She laws OF common ,oDse. hcrrury. drs-ss
purgatiye-. super-potent Barcotis and soda
uycs, though trey have given ground before ne
trras'stifie progress ~ Hoetstter's ofusrh Bit-
ters. nauonsl. painless remedy for dt~orJcrs
OF the liver. the sionach. and the bowels, stnl
C niinue V make ambulaiing apothecsrirs' shops
of many atOmacbs Ihr symptoms u liver
trcabie are easily remed able Without any st-
domin6l disturbance with this tcna1ccnt alters
tive 10 ai~o are constipation, sick hesis,'he.
hearthurn. and an inability 10 digest saiisfaet).
rily. II cures fever ami agus. rhaumssisrn, Nui
kidney uog0ie. au E$fhfvlSakln
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
u.ur,es pemocrs,,c comm,.see.

The Henrico County Democratic Com
ulittee has been called 70 meet at the
county courthouse next Saturday ct
II o'clock, N. for the purpose Of ap-
pointing subcommittee 10 confer with
the subcommittee appointed by the City
Democratic Committee TO devise plans
for the nomination Of person from the
district composed Of Richmond and
Henrico for the rac&ncx IN the Senate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
These Bsa Beg. snou,a be csush.

There are lot OF bad boys that fre-
quent the New-Reservoir Park who seem
70 take especial delight in depredating
upon, detacing. and iniuring either the
city's property or that OF the Street Rail-
way Company. They should be caught
once and taken before Justice Crutch-
field, and perhaps they wouh not be so
anxious sttervxrd 10 engage In sport Of
this character. Tuesday evening nearly
every bench in the City hallway Com
pany's pavilion was pulled TO pieces aud
the hmbers were scattered about pro-
naisuouAy. Unless the place is better
policed the strees-csr companies need not
he expected to keep up their improve
mentx
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
Ftrhteeuth-$treet Property.

A deed was recorded in the Chancery
Court yesterday from Mr.. Cyrus Bos
sieux and wife conveying 10 Mr. John
II. Signingo twenty-tbree feet and s'S
inches Of ground. with Improvements,
on the west side Of Eighteenth street
between Main and Cary. The price
paid was 5000.
ALSO, a deed from Cyrus Bossieux and
wife To A. l.. Butler. conveying twenty.
four feet and five inches of ground ON
the west side OF Eighteenth street be
tween Broad and Marshall for the con
slderati0n of 81, $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23

GEORGE Z. CRAWFORD. 4P. NJ, several small
Louses sna loss IN tse Wsts, Knd.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.. io4 A ". ear
penters toois. lumber. &C.. IN tbs shop q
Bell 4 bcviess 8 Y. ~. ios Win bricx laf-
pepter's shop On same en- We vest nae Of
Henry strest,
GEORGE w. MAYO. lok A. n. household and
kHcbcn furniture. sevipx- rnscosAcs. A..
GEokcR W. MAYO. icA A. ~, housshoid far
uitnra ciGsss. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
uaa,x Itur,b Iro. Rau.

Yesterday morning Temple Simms, a
colored man, while handling iron rails
on the dock was seriously injured by
the end OF one Of the rails striking him
on the leg. The city ambulance WAS
called. Ora Fleisher and Hope. the
physicians in charge. found Simms suf-
fering from long and deep gash on his
left leg Just above the knee. Tho
wound was examined. and the muscles
OF the leg were found TO be badly torn.
The injured man was taken to tie aims
house for treatment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23

Messrs. Lee W. Brautigam &
Brother will open on the 18th Of Sep
tember the finest Cigar Store in Rich
mond in the handsome new store now
being erected by Mr.. Louis kuker. just
below Lis well-known saloon, on Broad
and Seventh streets. The store will
also be used As the main entrance TO Mr..
Eukers Billiard and Pool Parlor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
Eeuuisittou.

Governor Fit2hugh Lee yesterday is
sued a requisition on the Governor Of
Pennsylvania for rendltion-warrant for
the delivery Of William b. Smith (col-
ored). charged with house-brcaking and
larceny, whoss wanted IN Augusta coun-
ty for breaking and entering IN tho
nighttime the depot OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
JULIUS SYCLE & Son S.
2I3 east Br0dd ST.


! oase Tursoy-Rei 1uuio-Ciofh In remnants.
Daf price BE-. woril i1@c.,
] caao ApIou cingiams. 20 rcnr1Dts, our price
HiU.. rDrth o. O.;
! case NiFhj-Ooan Twinci, ia remnants, our
lItlc iH.., worth lt' So;
] ca" iireu-fini.h Cotton, IN remnants. our
price &c., worth ..;
] case PAM Goods, in remnants, our prico l5c.,
worth oi itc.-
Ica.o fsii Caucoo. IN remnants, our price &C..
worth Ec.
case saiiacs solid biuo ani creams. our prico
~. worth co.,:
cn.o liocn Che,lo,, Tor shirts, our price I2Hc,
F.rrn -N.
GLNILEMEN'S DEPARTMENT.
s00 dozen uaadkcrchic;s, Tor &c, worth 1Oc.
apiece:
5odo1cu ailrrrun Shirts, worth 3' 'lc, our price
-t.. o. rlc-0.
20 clIen Ne'niDrod liuen-Eosom Shirts, our
price 49,, worth Jje..
iO0 dozen pieatei-ROsom Shirts, our price TO-,
Urr.h .t.;
q dozen Gcn1cmcn's Seamless Half-nose At
1'l0. worth -a'.
% dozen oanueu ems Fancy Hsu-Hoso, worth
~. I'D. and sJe., oa- pri-o DO 10 cioso
MATTlNGS AT COST TO CLOSE.
TRUNKS At FACTORY PRICES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
nsse.nai, rms Af.eraosa.

The Petersburg Baseball Club viii
arrive here this morning and play the
Richmond Club Mt Boschen's Park this
afternoon. The game wil be called at
half-pas, O'Clock. The Rlchnonds VIII
probably play the Virginia Briehts on
Saturday evening. Score last game .
to 3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
GRATRFUL-COMFORrIsa
EPPSS COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

"Bys thorough knowledge Of tho natural laws
which gUvorn the operations u digestion aud na-
tfuon, aud by careful application q the nns
Favored beverage which Dlsy says US many
heavy doctors bilA 10 iz W The iudici0us use
Of such articles Of diet that cOnsutuilOn may
De grnduaily buii. up unul strong enough ~ rp-
slsg every tendency " di-ease. Hunirefs ~
subtle maladies Aro floating around as rea1y -
attack wherever there isAbeak pOnL We may
escape many = fatal shaft bY keeping ourselves
we'll fortified rith pure blood and . properly
nOurfshod frame. -Cftii A.Tpfe, Gassfts.
Made simply with boiling water or mix. sold
only 10 half pound tius by grucrrs. labelled
Ihus. JAMES kPPS 4 CO.,
Homeopathic Cbcmst-. Loni0n, EDglant
fh IS tn .ak fully
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23

Great smokers as Il general thing are
great thinkers. II stimulates the mind
10 action, soothes the nerves, and feeds
the brain. Either the Grand Republic
Cigarro or Buiio will answer the purpose.
+. Il. Robertson & BROTHER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
him to william and Mary--severul viii

almost certainly do so.
Superintendent N. ID. Hail. os Fair
fax county, and Miss Matte Chapman, a
Virginia graduate of the State Normal
College, Tennessee, were assigned regu-
lar departments in the institute, and ac-
qaitted themselves with entire satisfaction
10 all narties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
BOWIE & WFsr.

Ny dear boy, if you will smoke try
Grand Republic Cigauo or Buiio. The
price is reasonable and the quality good.
w. ID. SyIDES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23

Mr.. Millard c. Robinson is again in
our employment and will solicit orders
from our friends Of Richmond and Man
chester as heretofore.
Hnu,rr. 4 Nrar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23

PINK gums sn1 mouth and dazzling teeth
Aud breath Of balm and lips Of rose
Are found not 10 this world beneath
With young u old, save only those
Who ever wisely. while they may.
Use sOzODOgr ~ night sni day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23

Is a peculiar medicine. Il "a carefully prepared
from SaFsarAriiia, naDdciion. Mandfake. Dccs,
l1pslssowa, janipcr Berries, and other we'll
hnoNn and valuable vegetable remedies. by a
peeosaz combination, proportion and process,
gynr 70 Hood's Ssrss nsrila curative power not
possessed by other ncaicines. n effects remark.
ah.c curcA NAore nthaI nIrrnraf.uns faI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23

NOTICE. APPLICATION WILL
~ be made % the AnditOFof the eity of RLch-
Iaond for the HfNEWAL or A6 PER CkNr,
KEGlsTERgD BOSD, No. 1891. 90 IiK CITY
or RICHMOND Tor $50. standing in ibs name "
William Loyenstein and Ofber-, trustees % Kim
mon Lodge, No. g.. l. q. baEi Brtb, uie zane
having been lost or misiaid. ~ lblh5m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
OUR PARTY AFFAIRS.
GOVERNOR LEE TO SPEAK AT MARTINS
vILLy IN OcToBEE.
City Headquarters Opened and the Flag
Hoisted-speeches by General Talia-
ferro and Others.

Governor Lee is booked for speech
at Martinsyille, Henry county, on Octo-
Der court-day. He has received q press
ing invitation to be present on that occa-
sion and address the voters on the great
issues Of the day, and it is understood
that he will accept.
That will be gala-day with the good
people of old Henry, and memorable
one in the history OF the county Demo-
cracy in fact OF the Democracy
OF that entire section, for the
voters viii come from all OF the
neighboring counties to hear Governor
lee and the other great orators who are
expected to be present and enlighten
the voters on the tariff and other i'm
portant subjects. Among the prominent
speakers who are expected is Senator
Vance, OF North Carolina. There Will
be large body of mounted men to
escort the Governor and the other DIS
tinguished visitors from the depot to the
court. house. This will recall the Lee
campaign Of three years ago, when the
Governor, who was then a candidate for
the Office, made q tour OF Southwest
Virginia, and was met at almost every
point by cavalry troops
The Governor does not propose to en-
ter INTO this canvass. While he has been
urged to make speeches at various points
no will not consent to do SO. He will,
however make one or two other speeches
in Southwest Virginia Perhaps these
viii be at Abingdon and WythoyilIe.
Governor Lee is an eloquent as well AS
forcible and argnmentative speaker, and
will he heard with profit and pleasure
whereyer he can make it convenient to
sneak.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23

Give me my pipe and let me have a
smoke, said the husband to the wife.
No, my dear not When you can bny
Grand Republic Cigarro Tor five cents,
aud four Baifos for ten. The pipe is
played out .. Il. DYER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
Nothing so,a 20 Consumers.

Our friends who are not dealing in ar
ticles wanted will please not call on us to
supply their wants. We do this 10 pro-
tect the retail trade, both IN and out OF
the city. TRmBErr 4 TAYLOR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
CAMPAIGN LITERATURE.

A large quantity Of tracts and litera-
ture will be on hand and ready for dis
tribution from the headquarters to-day,
among which are the speeches Of Wilson
Of West Virginia. McMilin Of Teu-
nessee. and Barnum OF Indiana on the
Mims hill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
CENTS PER COPY.

created by the resignation Of Mayor FL
Tyson. 10 is PROBABLE that the two sub
committees will meet jointly at 2 Z. NJ.
the same evening for the'parpose desig-
mated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23

L'OR SALE, A GRADED JER- QQp
Il sly COW. fresh % the pail, giving 2-
four gallons mDk. Apply % T. D. SALE.
an i.-eci3t zJ0i yenabie street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
SOMETHING NEW.

RATTAN DOOR-NArS at2fe.;
FLEXIBLE NfNE DDOk-MAIS, no best Door
Mat ever ale-Au silssi
FRENCH NhTINEs-G foH styles reduced ffum
- toI2f 49, n ynri o. c.oso out tho remsihter
nf our summer -t.rt.
PtNk FIGURE tNi/h tlOlA reduced rom
fls toG 4c. q Fart.
Our fan importation &C HkNhlkilAN. HABIT
CLOTHS. and &, ASSN rs hss b'nl rors.fsf.
Mover hayo va sho1n superb an at,ort-
meut
5e inch PLAID FtANNFL sViriNG ian WOOL ss
hss. yari Eynry one hrkuoaledgcs it isa
rare narrain.
5n-lnch GRAY FLASNEL sufTING az %. q
yari-Would be cnrap htf5c.;
Tho balance n our ihMik GOODS arc 10 10
closed ont AZ and below cost
L0Ters Of good bargains must be- sure % call on
LEVY x DAVIS.
1917 and 1919 MainStreet.
A few Y-CARRlAGEs left Our prices
arc foAriully low. an23
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23

REMNANTS WHITE GOODS, consisting Of In
dla iaucns. Iiuon de pAccS, Victoria Lawns
Di-.ftv. Checked ald Barred husilns, striped
Muu. g.. &c. lu8ia Luon s.. worth lsfc.'
Nir.atll lawn. s. worth a. iinon Go pa'ca
i0- wo-fh zee. Dimln -. worth lo'.c; Barred
NaaAn lJc. wogsa 2)c.; slrlpoi A4h iz'.'' "oE1h
p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
REMNANTS
Here are "a few Rcmnants tAas must DO sold.

Here are "a few Remnants tlaG must 10 spld.
Nc. l.
RFNN ANTS WORSTfD GOOD$-i,OpJ REM
raut- Wor-ied Goods eyriug, iah. and Water
rt,trr. sf. -oi1rs aud BLACK. Cashmcfc,. beiges,
U~s,si. til4 slaunrls Habit CLOTHS, Alinas, I'll
,a,ts osiouans, trapo Closns, A5stroS. .he Ks,
pa. I. ,.s. ..c. These src fls c8uI-I alive val
t..-. .-, vote f1.. s.. worth 81 C.. . 90 worm
o.. IS. worth eos. So. worth sec; - wortn
80. So. worth .1.. soc. worth 81. t2c. worth
a. -: .51. pu.tA sl.5e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
THE FLAG HoIsTED.

The Democratic city headquarters
that we're established Monday morning
at No. l112 east Main street were form
ally opened yesterday at 12 o'clock.
The large flag recently ordered to be IN
furled WAS fastened 10 rope stretched
across the street from the top of the
building in which the headquarters are
to the State Bank, so that It can be seen
from any point on Main street from
Libby Hill to Fifth street Messrs.
Cobhill and Pocklington hung the flag,
and rs the party colors swung to the
breezes a mighty cheer went up.
There were present William Ryan
lcity chairman, Messrs. Jackson Guy,
Jacob L. Lango, j. II. Conner, j. A.
Cary, W. o. Shelton. Emmett Richard
son. and others, of the City Committee,
and Messrs. John Maxwell, T. j. Smith,
Sol. /. Bloomberg. j. II. 10th. John
Meredith, W. W. Smith, p. Frischkorn,
Colonel Iazewell Elicit. aud q number
of others. Major James ID. Patton, Of
the State Executive Committee, was also
present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23

RFMN ANTS SILK, consisting Of Brocstes ani
Folds. in safins, -ilk-. satin &c NorSeileeux.
rata Dc Le1n. s8rar silk. satin khadame al one
fJpriA tAe c1hl prise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
NEW PUBLIcATtoNs.
PHEsoS A.

+ DO THIS DAY APPOINT A. W.
4 LEONARD a. nay sgent 70 sell MALT IL
QUORs, CIGARS. TOBACCO. ETC.. on Stsas kn-
position Crounds Hearicv cosnu, " buy nnd
sell for casS oniy. THOMAS. hIkPhf.
August p, 1874 al tsir
r HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED
i WILLIAM ANDERSON my agent 70 carry 90
the GROCERY AND LIQUOR BUSINESS on
Brook aysnne beyond Dslon Quarter branch.
snytAa3 NARY ANDERSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
Hoods SarsapariIla

is iho hest Blood puriAes before tic pubic. II
Uradicstcs every lmpuity, ard cures scrofpla.
Sa't l,hcum. noiis. riiuIics au ligfnors. Dys-
Ycgsa. Nibousness sick Headache lnGlgcstion
General Debility. Caiarsh, Rheumatism, Kidney
sVG liver Complaints. oyorconcs that tired feel-
ing creates an appetite. and bui!ds up the system
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
RKNNANT. ~ MATTINGs

Remnants oi Aatunes 90 white, Fancy Fig
uToc. HE'D Cheek. Nsr.t,s all colOrs, Joined and
3cIGiisss, ai Sac fsiloH.lc comparative values:
lu,. worth lb,- lt .C. worth lose. i6'sc worth
gt-. 25-. worth e- tle. Wgrln 20: 39c worth
o.. s5- worth s1c-, 80
ISAAC SYCLR & CO.,
H3 BROAD streeL nexi corner Third.
Nov, d.rt ~ 20 lhe wrong place.
an al-TuETh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
Mr.. Guy,

Mr.. jackson Guy urged diligence on
the part of all true Democrats. He
made neat little speech and predicted
success.
Although the gathering was formal
opening Of the headquarters, the attend
ant ceremonies were entirely informal
and sociable. dany glass OF punch
was sipped to the health Of Cleveland
and thurman and the success of the
uerty,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23

Mr.. Conway K. Sands, whose name is
prominently mentioned in connection
with the vacancy occasionei in the sena-
torship from this district by the resigna-
ton OF Mayor !. Taylor Ellyson. Was
naxt called upon. lie especially urged
immediate and full organization Of the
party all through the city and country.
he also touched upon the tariff ques-
ton, and explained that the Democrats
are not in favor OF free trade or low
tariff, but only a lessening Of present
rates on certain productions that are too
heavily taxed.
Mr.. John W. Otley, vice-president of
the American League Of Democratic
Clubs, said that the field Was open
for work and that with the proper efforts
and organization success would be sure.
He said that he had received applica-
tons and letters of inquiry from at least
sixty clubs in the country districts and "A
large number from the cities. He
thought all the clubs of the State, both
in the cities and countrY. should imme-
diately iointhe Democratic Club League.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
k%ood's SarsapariIla

iss net peculiar ana unparalleled success at
hoLc. such haa become is popularity In lowell,
Mass. whore ~ IS made. that whole neghbof-
hoods are taxing 81 a. tho same tme. Lowell
drurgists soil moro Of Hoods ssrsaFarIia than
Of al other sarsararilas or blood puridoss.
solthy druggists. sii six for g. Prepared oniy hy
c. J. HOOD s co, hpo,hecsries. Lowell. Mass
100 Doses Ono Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23

Chairman Ryan, after speaking of the
Cleveland and thurman flag, proposed
toast. to General William 3. Tsliaierro,
which was joined in heartily by the
whole assembly.
General Taliafcrro responded to the
toast al J said that in his part Of the
State everything looked favorable for
the Democrats that he wanted TO see
the whole State properly organized for
the approaching campaign that victory
for our nominees only awaited the elec-
tion.
Senator William Lovenstein was next
celled upon.
In response he said that he ha" always
been faithful 10 the Democratic party.
and that be would be active in further
ing the success Of the party in this elec-
ton. He also spoke in complimentary
terms Of the public services Of Hon.
George ID. Wise.