davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16


A marriage. not only without BRIDE
maids. best man, orange flowers, ban.
met and attendants, but also without
any officiating minister OF justice or any
ceremony whatever, was an unusual cpl
sode in the Office OF register OF Wills yes
terday. The contracting parties were .;
w. Beemer, well-known merchant OF
Taylorville. and Jennie d. Thomas, a very,
pretty and inteIigent-looking maid d Oh
tyeuty-one years, whose home i Ia
Scranton. All questions being answered
satisfactorily, they were gwen o mar,
riage-license, and then announced tnat
thew desired 10 avail themselves OF the
provision OF the law of June %, 1888, by.
which simply declaring their intention OF
becoming man and wife and signing tho
marriage-certifcate attached to the IL
cense they become in the eye Of the law
as legally married as though the cere-
mony was performed bya clergyman be-
fore a church full of people. They com
Piled with the provisions OF the law on the
spot. signed the certificate, and lett the
Office man and wife.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
WILLIAMSBURG.
Personal Notes-The COIIeGe-SOrR.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
SEPTEMBER 10, 1888.

Personal Notes-Ihe COiieEe-soFn.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dlspatch.l
SEPTEMBER 10, 1888.
The Rev. Daniel Blaine, Of Mont
Comery county, has accepted the call
extended him by the Palace-street Pres.
byterian church. Mr.. Blaine Is now
here and his family Will arrive at an
early date.
Rev. Mr.. Castleman, Of Westmoreland
county, has been extended call by the
vestry OF Bruton-Parish Episcopal
church.
Mr. W. r. Munford, OF the real estate
firm Of Perry & Munford, OF Lyons
KAN, has been visiting Captain Bright
for the past few days Mr.. Munford is q
native Of this town, and after an absence
OF nearly ten years revisited the scenes
of his boyhood and received hearty
welcome and congratulations on his sue
cess in his far western home.
Mrs. &. G. Hansford, accompanied by
Miss Jennie Gusts, leave for Baltimore
Monday evening Uia the York River
Line.
The faculty of William and Mary Col
lege meet here October LIST. A large
number OF applications for admission
have been received by the secretary of
the Board OF Visitors.
Miss Nicely, of Norfolk, who has been
spending the summer here, the guest of
Miss Custis, took her departure to-day
Saturday fer home.
The William and Mary Cnllaaa Alum
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

nj meet in the city OF Richmond ON Wed
nesdav. the 10th day Of October, nj L.
n Co reoreanize the Alumni AssociS-
tion Circulars announcing tho apoVe,
are now being sent ont and are sieneu
law tho following as q committee: Dew
sy1v p Mumford. A. W. {. Nowlln,
Jo6n b. Cary. Waller X. Staples, VIII
linn lamb. James \. Stubs, and James
Mr. John S. Charles, Jr., has pur,-
chased a residence on Buttermlik
Hill." and after making few repairs 70
Il will move into bis new quarters, va
eating the Rraferton, which Is beng re-
fitted for students.
G. p. Arnisiead, Esq, and bride are
home again from their northern tonr;
They visited the Falls, Montreal, and
New York city. .tu;a
Mrs. Taylor, an old resident OF this
place. now residing in Baltimore, Is the
puost of DR.. and Mrs Clopton.
Wilson II. Gilbert, ESD, OF Phlladel-
nbia. las returned home after two weeks
delicbtfullv spent with Mr. and Mrs.
H,mmelLnght, at "Coppahssic, on the
York.
Mr.. !. NJ. Brooks, Of this town, IS
registered at the RockbridQe Alum.
Miss Ella Bear, who has been visiting
here. returns TO The Stanton Home to-
morrow.
Miss Annie Cole takes her departure
NJ an early date for months sojourn
at Albemarle.
Mr.. John l.. Mercer, chief clerk at the
insane asvlum, takes his departure at an
early date for q weeks vacation IN the
mountains.
Charles Holmes, aged ten years, son OF
Mr.. {. n. Holmes. died yesterday, and
to-day his remains were taken TO Charles
City county for interment
Misses Nollie Bear and Sallie McNair
and Messrs. J.. ". Morris and .. l..
James haye returned from their visit to
the Virginia mountains.
p. Montague Thompson, Esq, is at
Culpcper Courthouse visiting his bro
Their.
Mrs. Professor Joynes, OF Columbia,
s. C.. occupies the Vest mansion on east
Gloucester street
Mr. Merrywcather, representing the
Baltimore sim. was in town Friday. and
in company with Dr. +. @. Tooth visited
the different points Of interest in tie his
toric city.
Mrs William r. McCaw is lying dan
eerouAy i'll at her residence in the tx
ecutiye building.
Mr. John r. Coupland, Of West
Point. Va, Ia in town, the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Hundley.
Professor Z. j. S'ubbs, OF the char OF
mathematics in William aud Mary Col
lege, is quite sick at his brother s. Sena-
tor Stubs, Gloucester county.
Nr. Robert $. Bright, who has been
sroDding the past tSo weeks in Phila-
dolphin. will return home next week.
Mr.. 4. Brooks killed l75 sora this
week on one tide. The birds are fat and
plentiful ".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
PORT OF NORFOLK.
HEAVY SHIPMENTS OF GRAIN TO Eu-
ROPE LOOKED FOR.
Store and Dwelling Burned-Court ltems-
Recovered a Part Of His
Money.
lcorrespopdcnco Of the Richmond Di'pstch.l
NORFOLK. September IS. 1888.

NORFOLK. September 10. 1888.
Grain shipments TO Europe from shis
mort. il is thought, will soon be active
again. The grain elevator ana ware
houses are crowded with grain and large
ouapti,ies are now on the road from tho
West Tor this port The indications
point TO n large business III graln-cilip-
ping this winter. ~ -
The store and dwelling OF W. -
Dawley, on the cornerof fenchurch ahd
Mariner streets, were destroyed by IRE
ahout J O'Clock this morning. The pro
perty was insured.
In the Circuit Court Of the city OF
Portsmouth yesterday verdict IN favor
OF the Richmond Locomotive " orks
against Ethcrcige q Brooks, merchants
OF Portsmouth. was granted.
The crew and apprentice-boys and ma
rne guard Of the trainlng-ship. james
town have been transferred to the Con-
stellation. and that ship will sail from me
uayv-vard AS soon as the quarters for the
warrant officers are fitted. She will 20
North and then make the usual winter
cruise TO the West Indies with tie ap-
The remains of the late W. G. Lamb.
the Youngest son Of Colonel William
Lamb, arrived here from Newberne last
night.
Tomorrow the venerable Rev. George
y. Armstrong. -. d., OF this city, Will
preach from the same text that he used
fifty years ago on the occasion OF ms
being licensed by the Presbytery Of
Lexington. The Doctor Is now seventy
six wears old and has been pastor IN
Norfolk for thrty-seyon years.
The Republicans Of tins section op-
posed 10 Mehoue rule are much pleased
with the turn Republican affairs nave
taken IN the Fourth district.
4 very handsome sum for the yellow
fever sufferers was realized last night by
the concert given at the Academy oil
Music.
Senators Voorhees, and Blackburn have
been invited TO address the people OF
Portsmouth at the Democratic pole-rals-
ing on the 2Cth instant.
Rev. J. A. SpeiCht, Of Bcrkiey, who
was recently kicked hy horse, can only
get about On crutchcs.
Mr.. Lewis West. who went to the
Eastern Shore in search OF man who
broke into his store on SCOTS creek last
Saturday might and robbed Inn OF Slo1.
has returned, having recovered sl4O OF
the money.
The fall term Of the Circuit Court Of
Norfolk county commenced today
judge &. W. Hill presiding. Tho case
of Charles Cooke for the murder Of Ed-
Gar nau,y was called and fixed for triai
next eduesjay.
The bad weather has creauyinteriercd
with the work of grading tie CLoHan
and Southern railroad
Amaohuc If tn, Board OF Quarantine
Commissioners was held to-day, al which
the subject Of ycl'os-fevcr was fully dis
cussed. 4 resolution was adopted em-
towering FIR. Thorn. state quarantine
officer, To- use every means which ln his
Judgment may prevent the introduction
Of yellow fever Into The two cities, AMI to
employ such assistance rs may bo me-
cesmrr. Dr. a hom states his purpose 20
make a vigorous inspection of all trains
with passengers arriving from the South
G..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

4 Democratic club OrganiEed-Per-
s0uRi.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispa'chI
SRrrxMurE -. 19S9.
The Democrats Of the Third and
Fourth wards of this city have organized
y "R. H. Democratic Club" with the
following officers: President, Captain
W. #. Wright; Secretary. j. \. Na'sle :;
Treasurer. John l.. Jarman Vice Press
dents -Nossrs. $. Al. Loahe, John ".
Collin, II. VI. Gleason, q. Il. Spooner,
John W. uouchcns, and y. u. Murphy"
This club has already about one bun
drcd and sIxty-Gve members enrolled,
and others arc being added daily.
4 meeting Of the club WIS held last
nieht. and speeches were made ny Hon.
James l.. Gordon and Mr. John ". Da-
Wis. Senator Gordon made a very fine
speech. He occupied most of his time
in discussing the tariff, and handled the
subject to the entire satisfaction OF ms au-
dience. lie claimed that the Mills bill
would not lessen the WAGES of a single
workinpman unless his employer arbltra-
rily reduced his wages. rs many OF them
sre now doing in order to increase their
own dividends. tie said that as this club
was composed almost entirely Of work
inpmen they should DO everything pos
shie to elect Cleveland, Thurman, and
O'Fcuau. who had always proved them
selves to be friends OF the laborng
classes. In closing the speaker paid a
high tribute to Colonel O'ferrall.
Mr.. Gordon was followed by J. ".
Davis Tso.. who made a warm sDeech.
which was enthusiastically received by
the large crowd present.
The Republicans OF this county VIII
hold a conference here on September
18th and decide upon measures OF push
ing forward the canvass.
Hiss Hattie l.. Grady. Of Richmond,
and Mr. William Sumwault, of New
port News, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. j. a. Peck. have returned
home.
Mr.. T. NJ. Wills and daughter, Miss
FIJI, left last night for Cincinnati, O.,
where the latter will attend school during
the coming session.
judge Il. L. w. Duke has returned
from Lynchburg, where he went on
Wednesday last to open the Corporation
Court for Judge Latham, who was
water-bound and unable 70 reach the
city IN time.
The stores Of all orr Jewish merchants
are closed to-day and services are being
held in the synagogue.
The Charlottesville Woollen-Mllls have
been awarded the contract for uniform
ing the letter carriers Of Philadelphia
about SOOfh number The goods are 70
be cadet grays of the finest quality, and
it will require about 5000 yards.
Mr. Cary Munday left last night for
Lynchburg, where he will engage in
business. w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
A Go-ns-YOu-Piease Railroad.

81 have found the most accommoda-
ting rairosd in the world" SAID New
York merchant the other day. 81 was
up to Saratoga and thought | would visit
the place where General Grant died, on
Mt. McGregor, so ! took the train that
runs up there, about ten miles away. As
We were shooting up the mountain an
old lady came along at one OF the cross
roads " here there were buta single house
in sight, shaking her umbrella and vallse
at the conductor. as Ii she thought he
was running q street-car. We We're 60
ing at a good rate Of speed. but while l
sat laughing at the old lady's dilemma
the conductor pulled the bell-rOpe, stop
ped the train, and let her get aboard.
1--WE had gone only two or three miles
when some Of the ladies looking out Of
the windows were admiring the beautl-
full daisies. The conductor asked {:
Would you like to stop aud get hand
full 2 one Of theladies laugh outright.
but another, who seemed TO be posted u
little better, said /: yes, won't you
please ttoD the train . Bang went the
rope and tie train stopped out in field
for five minutes while all the passengers
got out and loaded themselves up with
daisies. asked the conductor If 1t Was
his habit to stop anywhere forpassengers
and he replied This tram will stop
anywhere and at any time for any man,
woman. or child who wants to get on or
of. We run our own road and can see
almost from one end Of il to the other.
We give the passengers all the pleasure
We can for their money"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
NEW WENE.


ICorrespondence 81 the Richmond Dtspatch.l
NEW KENT c. H., Sept il, 1888.
The trial of the case Of the Common
wealth re. Farinho,t and Leigh, charged
with assault upon - Moore, was con-
cluded tonight. The parties are gen
temen Of high standing and the case has
excited considerable interest. 1t was
contested with great ability by Messrs.
Barnes. the Commonwealth attorney,
and Bat Peschey for the Commonwealth,
and Hon. James y. Stubs and L. 4.
Incv. ESQ, for the defence. The jury
failed to agree and was discharged and
the cause continued 10 the November
term.
There are other cases upon the docket,
but tho court adjourned to-day out Of
respect to MIR. Harriss, the clerk. whose
mother, the late Mrs. John i. Harriss,
died last night.
Mrs. Harriss was most estimable
Christian woman. who leaves a very
large circle Of distressed relatives and
friends.
Her funeral will take place tomorrow
at II o'clock A. Nj. at Emans BAPTIST
church. The services will be conducted
by the Rev. Mr. Coleman, the pastor,
assisted 10y the Rev. j. A. Waddill, ID.
d., OF the Presbyterian church. y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
IEome Love.
Philadelphia Times.l

The tenacity with which people love
TO hold to their homesteads is illustrated
in piece Of land at Bar Harbor, the
fashionable watering place, which has
"a ylew," and would be splendid site
for cottage. 1t is owned by an old
washerwoman, who has hut and dries
her clothes there. All persuasons to
sell it have failed to move her, and it is
said that $4,000 was offered for the
property this summer The simple
minded Bar Harborites have always re-
scented the inroads of 1.-the swells" and
the way they have appropriated the
place, and many OF them have similarly
refused to sell their birthplaces
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

At AUCTION

nv virtue - 4 decd ~ trust fR'e l -.,g
iees. aud duly recorded iu Daoi-hn..
g-2 tn The CLERK ofloe 81 d. lm..t ...
Court. dofAult having loon msio .u ,..
Of = certalu note therein serur"'i. i4r t.f
1854 Tor S5.-2r. with iut"rert N"rr
g5th 81 February. l.5s. aui Deiaf f. I....
Do by the holder a. sail note. ~ 49,. -.. I...
ton, On The premises. on
THURSDAY. -ErrgyBTa ' '--.
ats o'clock T. " Tie PROPERTY t'.
a.li deoi. a. follows. Al u1t
IOr OK PARCEL or .AND AI..
BRlCK IENEHbNrs THEREON,
being In tie city = kirhw. uf. f.rf
soufheaat ccr1er 90 cary eni l~
fronting l32 foet Oh cary stree. Az,
I2I feet fl Nock STREE
Tl~ bufljlug cons - ~ three Az
brick warehouses AMI are aiiaih
any maaufa curing or other hre'.
TEgNS. CASH ~ o. q up.- o.
August - ISIS. sud intere,i 1n aa'f.
rsry p. l-ss. All expenses 0I 80
the residue payable ol ils pm icy ''
i-ss. o. safety ap.th"r rni" .i f..
fere.t from February -, tY'. 50 tn
residue payable 1l fta - 60 lhr
lssG. On satisfy another r't" .'
torart from February -h .-fN 80.
urOn terms fD 20 auEYlu -~f A. i."
The purrhaso- odd ra fffli-ri f
notes Tor tho deferred lAy ''
thorn by deed 0i tll-trl ne pr. rrr.
Ini is HAHIlf
sfEANh = lI..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
The Pension Fraud.
lChicago Timeal

The marvel is sometimes expressed
that at distance Of quarter Of a CEN
tury from the close of the war the pen
sion-roIl shonld DO larger than at any
other period. PGyey, candidate for
Auditor in Illinois, indicated in speech
made at Marshall to an assembly OF ex-
soldiers how easily evidence upon which
10 base n pension claim is AttainAble.
If soldier comes 70 me, said Pavey,
"snd asks il ever saw him in the hos
'pital, and il can't remember positively
bat think / have done 80, | always sign
his application. may have sworn TO q
thansand lies this way unknoxinGly."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

livestock Political
so,..,,ux rourt uatters. &C.

Speaking-COurt Matters, &c.
ICorrespondenceo Of the Mahmond Dispatchl
LERsnURG, September IA, 1888.
The annual fair OF the Loudoun Live
Stock Exhibition Association, which be-
gan here on Tuesday, will close to-day.
The entries of stock, particularly those
of horses and cattle. are large. The
racing has been a special feature OF the
exhibition.
Hon. w. c. p. Rreckinridge, of Ken
lucky, spoke here last night to a large
audience in the new Leesburg Opera
House. He was followed by General
w. II. +. Lee in a brief address. John
II. Alexander. president OF the Cleveland
and Thurman Club, presided.
A vote upon the question Of " license
or no license for the sale Of intoxIca-
ting liquors will he taken IN Mercer dis
trict tomorrow.
County Court (Judge Tebbs) has been
in session during the week. George
jackson (colored), indicted for murder,
was arraiened to-day for trial, and plead
"not guilty."
The ladies OF the Baptist church held
O festival in the courthouse on Wednes-
day night and realized good sum for
church purposes. CAroorIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

The Swedish scientist Erik Edlund has
just died at the age Of sixty-nine. His
investigations Of electrical phenomens
have given him high rank among con-
temporary physicists. He was also dis
tingushed IN the field of thermo-dyna-
mics, and made important contributions
10 the science of meteorology. la 1850 he
was appointed professor at the Uniyer-
sity al ntockhnlna-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
BY George W. Mayo, AucuoneeL
ONO. r.. Laughton, Jr., SslesmanJ
No. a Ninth street.
DFSTAURANT TABLES. CHAIRS

d ESTAURANT TABLES, CHAIRS,
IN CROCKERY. LAkGE COOhING->rOYE.
AND DINER FURNl1L RE AT AUCTlON.-On
MONDAY THE nth ISsTANr.
Rt lO& O'Clock. / will sell at tho house No 400
west Broad street opposite Richmond College,
tae FIXTURES OF kEsrAUkANr. consisting
of one large sized COOhING->IOYE, IN excel
lent order: TABLES, several dozen CHAIRS,
oROCKEkY, GLA~sW ware, TABLEWARE, TIN
SAFES. CUTLERY. and many other useful arti-
cleS To be removed 81 once.
GEORGE W. MAYO.
sel5 Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
BY George W. Mayo, Auctioneer.
Ono. K. Laughton, Jr., Sale5manl,
so. - ninth street

EURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES,
= CROCkEhY. HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES,
AT AUCIlOs.-On
MONDAY rHB nth INSTANT
at l0E O'Clock / shall sell ne my auction house
an assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
which wilt inclnde
COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS,
SELF-FERDtNG AND COOkING-STOYEs,
SEVERAL EXCELLENT CARPETS small sizel,
NEW CSOCKRKY or PLAT rs AND CUPS AND
SATCERS
SECONDHAND sEWING-MACHINEs, Ia good
order;
BEDSTgADS, BUREAUS. WASHsTANDS,
TABLES. CHAIRS, LOUNGES. SPRINGS.
HANDMADE CIGARS In lots 10 suit purchasers;
HOUSEk EEPING ARTICLES generally.
COusigumonts solicited. Settlements prompt
INNATE. GEORGE ". MAYO,
40 lg-lt AucIiOne0r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

sod ovcrvwheie. Price: CCTIrrEA, ,0c.;
soar. 2-c: TEs9LygNr, 81. Prepared hy the
POTTER pECG Asu CHEMICAL COMPANY, Boston,
Macs ~
ss-Sord f.r'' How % euro SKIN Diseases" IS
rag.4. b. .usratlou-. aui i)O testimonials.
Bntll-,. uiac. -iead-. TOD. rougn, chopped
/ VI aLi oily skin prevented by CClicULA
SOAP
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
XEEST-END LOTS.
BY j. Thompson Brown s Co
illo Aall street.
NICE BUILDING LOTS on RANDOLPH. VAL
LACE, AID JACOB ELIN STREETS.
Vltg D. A. 10 Ef

NICE BUILDING LOTS on kANDoLfl. Al
LACE, AID JACOB ELIN STREETS.
1HE PLADE 10 BUY.
BY roques, ~ 'ho owners w viii cell by pub
lie auction, CA tre premises.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 2Fu,
ats g. T.,
lots 22Lxi.j rcct 90 80 west side NJ Randolph
-tr,.t =. Ia, Intersection OF Nalls>c n ctL
Buildings a. llv oi - % side " tncse .Ot-
GIOTS 8.vl35 30 t.o south s'Ic aud
CLOI- 3'1I.5 feet o. 100 north side Of wallace
street, aDi
3LOrs on south side Jocqueiin sTeot-in size %
suit
This property is niooly sitasted, surrounded
by improvements, nod IN short stanc" ~ 10"
ElectI1c Limo 30 better opportunity for safe
and sure Investment
TsEMs: ono iourth cash. ak. twelve, ard
eightcen mouths, per cent hterost Gddei, So
cured By leoI II trlst
!. THOMPSON BROWN . CO.,
eefG Aucuouoers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

The thirty -si1th session of Roanoke
College opened on the 18th instant, with
q large increase in the number Of stu
dents, the enrolment being the largest
for several years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

DTrpTTC SALE or STANTON
pTvFs rASn IN PURSUANCE n the Riv''-
-. y, - T-..ts u rust ckcruIod ~ 20
grsris. : harrington ani ne SO, .''...,. fn
a.. clsyhi. orl.rs q hhhiah Ne"..P .,.I f.l-s
Dead Book No 70. pages - - ~, uni.f-
thereto required ~ A9 e,r nlli,r ID l4.ile
signed Vii sol - tha nlsIe~'
l,stioa. % me prsilise'' on .,,
FRIDAY, OcrOBsR q l',N
-or'v VALUABLE Estate tle"a -
"MitDs .',.o,s near Co!es's Fcrr'. n "a ~
,,,,ntv Va. tmmo iiatclJ On ssa--''A ''
eontAlns 30 ACkho .-,t,. ..u .tsr..t
TbsIan1 Is q excellent qnalN' -, .,..
"a the growth u grain. topa.,o, -, -
anI n ln god state Of cal"N 49, .., t..
az r,,a tr.'t,gataies largo M 1919
49, A. a high staIo " i0rails' anl -
isrre bSiy IN original foFs>4 - no
timber. - .,,..,., ~ a AEaE AID
inue,tnn,tNt,S DW gILINtSAul> so
CVh W. S,,iitingS .hiie do farm = 49,
usuA4 80 -..,...ry stAnAexN cofu 49,, -'
VIZ -, 49, nnisdsn,ts 70. alrod fof a Afsv
ton - al. All Lani which - nus
lhe 10 ,,,a..t- q 50 lNAaflhhD
@ieIes .. vssuRTus ISrShss IN fhs 81
, nhA TSafst,s IsTKkESr In rcmaAaoef " '''
romainiasn 49, Nursh OF tho purchase Ia eoy
AZ - r,1usr.d " % pail "a eaeh ea1 "a -
VII 49,, &c evedis a Szss aai sso roArs ~ -
rsrslu9 49,, oarchsssr exrragns us<kAiatto nrs,'
sN9ni .l,h iassrosl from DAY ~ s-o al 20
neIs D. "a ,ne psrtas u Ne sel 40 oeslt..a$
49, seea ~ NE lsxd ssn te Dasste ~ %
,,..,or. and . decd II busl 1ssa se~
'"''' A. Z. SE&As.S
JOAN W. kfsll,
Angus. 81 1854
Aa N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16

ENERAL ASSORTMENT D.
u HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ltAN..
PICTURES, 49,. AT AUCftuN.-On
TUESDAY TVS 18TH INSTANT
az .0L o'clock will scll at the res i.a' 70.
20. usrsh FlfLn street. near Clay sLcr-
sL-DCTAhE PiANp.
WkLNUT HAIR CLOTH PAhLOR SUI, ewes
pieces;
U'PAlNTINGs and OTHER PICTURES;
WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT:
FEATHER BE-. 1uREt-rLI CAkfh|~
MAHOGANY WAkDKOBs aul iJLNpE.
WALNUT SlDkHuAkD, OuAl -,
WALNUT tx tSSlON TfbLh-t'n ier' ..s
REFRIGERATION CkOChGhf, All 'l-A'
WAKE: ......... ..
No. : COOKING-STOyB an fiAflh@' a.i
MANY OTHER uOl Skhkht lNF as 80
- AururIH"r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
BY j. IT. Valentine, Auctioneer,
ezi east Broad street,

CtO 600 WORTH OF LADIES'
I'D. OOO DREsS-TR1MAINGS, GIN
VLENEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, RlBBONs,
VELYETS, So, Al AUCTION ~ no. % EAST
BROAD SrKEEf. COMMEtClNG
MONDAY. SgPIEsBEG I'm,
AT 10 A. 81. AND =. ". AND CONTISUKD
FROM DAY TO DAY TILL TIE STOCK Is
CLOSED OUE-This STOCK consists 81 ODDS ani
ends aud remnants Of 3 large refill house North,
and consists ln part OF hbuonA Lace' 'orseH,
L. .avos. Fans. trimmings ami FUR Trimmings
assorted c1l1rs: IR4scs. Buttons. CtiiWu's
Wear, Goutlemen's Furnishing Goods &c, &C.
Tins stock Is very largo add varied In qua isy
aud quantity and vii De- sold IN lOts 10 suit pur-
chasors. Terms cash, and any lot orerod will be-
sold without reserye.
Ladies are especially invited u attend this
salo Seats viii boz provided for their comfort
and accommodation. }. n. VALENTINE.
20 n F&Su3t AucuOheer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-16
How Characters are kixed-English as she
is Taught-Dates-Train-
ing, &C.
For the Dlspa,ch.l

II o singular fact, but nevertheless
fact, that as general rule children
dread the study Of history