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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
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spring Hill. In the western SUBURBS OF tne
city Of Maucsester, Il a beautiful plateau
overiooklng James river With an elevation
Of liza feet above tidewatcr. rms tract OK
land. wbieh command. one Of the loyeliest
yieNs In this section OF the State, taking 10
the city OF RichDand from The Gallego hiils
IN Holly wood aud beyond Tor miles ~ the
lanes River Valley, has been divided up
mo 200 beautiful bniidiBg lots, which VIII
be ssld At uoon on Tuesday next ~ hessrs:
AugustIne Rsyall & Co. Tue situahon OF
fnese lots IL the most bealthiul and COLI
venient that cOuI be desired. The
view is unobstructed aud the site so
elevated IS always to catch the fresh
est country air, aud being only
one aud a fourth mics from tue bust
ness centre Of Richmond Il has the advantages
q, botn CITY aud country. The lots front 80
feet on wide avenues aud baye depth OF
100 feet 70 an alley. The Manchester water
works tower is on the property and each
lot can enjoy the benefit OF abundant water
suppy. Manchester is growing rapidly, the
stree,.cars connect her with Richmond. and
altogether these lots present mere solid at
fractions than almost any property ever be-
fore offered in this community. Terms are
one third cash and the remainder any time In
twenty wears at Q per cent
Conveyances will take all who desire to
visit the sale and Messrs. Augustine Royal
& Co. will look after the comfort OF all who
attend. Ample refreshments Will be served
on the grounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

The state BEARD 60 Meet at she Capt.
tot ro-Frsrrow.

The Board or Canvassers. consisting OF
the 6oyerhor. Attorney General. Auditor OF
Public Accounts, Treasurer, and secretary
Of The Common wealth, viii meet at The Cap'-
tot tomorrow IT 10 A. NJ 20 canvass the re-
turns for presidential electors, Tor members
of Congress, and on the question OF holdiag
n convention 10 revise aad amend The Con-
stitution. The work will probably require
a number OF days unless, indeed, the menu
bers OF the board ere wiling 20 abandon al
other official business aud sit night and day
to rush through the examination OF tue re-
turns.
II IL likely that most OF the Democratic
congressmen-elcct will DO IN the city TO looS
after their interests and be ready to repel
any movement that the ballet-box relormsrs'
Mahoue, Quay, aud Dudley. may make.
n the Republican movement hos been cor
rectlg outlined from Washington no attempt
will be INSIDE To prevent the board from issu-
Ing certificates TO the electors whom The peo-
Die have eho.en--ihai Il to say, the Cieye-
land and Thurman clectors-but after this IL
done they Qbe enemy propose to hunt Tor
some Judge who will issue writ 81 quo
aoafT0ntO demanding 70 know NJ some par
ticuiar elector by Whist auth orty be holds his
Office or position. IL comes from Washington
that Judge Thomas :. Atkins, OF the hu'-
tings Court Of Richmond, will he applied 10
for the writ, but that does Det seem Ikely. IL
is more probable eAst the Republican altor-
neys turn their eyes in another direction.
At any rate while the Board OF Canyassers
Is In session the city will be full OF visiting
Statesmen. Democratic and Republican. and
aleng With the latter will come battalion OF
correspondents, who will draw the eve
Of the country upon Yirgiuia in the ef-
fort which General Malone and bis associates
arc making to blscken the State IN the eyes Of
certain northern people, for this i all that the
scheme can amount 10. The state voted for
Cleveland, and that vote will be so cast by
our electors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
Etehmand IheaGrc.

"Tbe Wonderful Lamp" is a play from
an old story. and has been produced In all
the large eitIes. IL had ten-weeks' run 10
Chicago ut the Chicago Opera.House. and
will be seen here fer the inst tune tomorrow
night. TIE cemps1y carry full carload Of
Apeclai scenery, aud the coSlualeS used are
beautiful. During the play specialhes are
introduced Poidsui0, the great boy jug.
gler; the doll quadfile dance; pretty tam
BORNE dasee by Mlle. Bossi and Mile. Men,
gita; also, toe great Premier Mile. Sacconie.
late OF the Narrative; Sigpor Romeo, the
great European woadeT, In his novel danciAg,
and Mlle. Frances, the female Hercules, and
her slide for life from the top OF the gallery
10 the stage--a great sensation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
RICHMOND COLLEGE.
The New Laboratory ana Lecture
Room.

a
Room.
Physical science receives decided impe-
tus in Richmond College by the completion
Of the new lectnTc-roOm and laboratory Tor
the school Of Physics. conducted by Pro-
lessor &. II. Winsio0.
The lecturs-room Is n beautiful one, % by
20 feet and N feet pitch. The windows are
broad and high, with close shutters, and
there is plenty OF gashght for night-work.
The wainscotin2 and partitions are OF Nlr>
ginia pine. oiled; the seats arc OF modern
Batlern. With accommodations for class oil
100 One rarely enters q room whose t0ut
ensemble il more pleasing.
Adioinipr the lecture.rOOm il nicely
finished Office for the professor, and also m
apparatus room sixteen by eighteen feet,
Furnished wit0 handEome oak cases. These
side rooms arc arranged with reference TO
the convenience OF the class instruction and
the security ef valuable apparatus.
The laboratory cd scent i tYenty-four feet
square, with w0rking.tsbles. cases FOR appa-
rntus. a dark room for photography and
kindred sciences. The light aud water are
introduced where needed, and there IL q
studied utility in every appliance. Here
student work in applied science Is TO be
prosecuted.
The completion OF this suit OF rooms and
their furnishing mark an era IN college
growth, and indicate decided steps toward p
complete caurse OF technical training. There
will be q formal opening Of these apartments
when the trustees meet on the second Tues
day ia December.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
THE BAPTIST CONGRESS-.
Its Next session 90 be Held 0" Hich-
mond Eariy I'm December.

The Rautist Congress. whose next session
is 10 be held In this city on December AN.
5th, aud Cth, is a voluntary conference OF
Baptlst mtutxters and Isymen fort Tree and
courteous discussion Of current questions OF
Interest and importance.
II claims no authority over churches or
ministers, issues no creeds or csnOns, AZ
ten OTIS no legislation for itself or Others, Is
leyal 20 Baptist principles. traditions, me-
morieS, and p0Iity, alas vita entire single
Ness Of purpose 10 set the problems OF the
day IN the cesFest possible light ny means
OF ffsternal debate, IN this way eeeping the
Baptist eyes open to every issue that aheets
Christian life in this restless, chanReiui age.
Those who attend do 80 at tbeir own
charges. An Executive Committee 81 New
York selects the subjects OF discussion, the
writers and speakers, and determines the
rules 81 proceedings.
No resolutions or motions are entertained
at the meetings.
This IL the seventh conference, the first
one having been in 1882 in Brooklyn.
The rance OF subjects considered has been
wide. and vet within the limits OF modern
thought aud query. None OF our southern
BAPTIST ministers With two or three eXcep-
tions have az yet taken part in rte proceed
inFs. At this coming conference five OF the
appointed speakers and writer's are from our
southern ministry.
The subjects for consideration are educa-
ton, Temperance in its phases Of bigh H.
csBse or proh bitten. national divorce law,
limits Of immigration, Romanism IN Its re-
latiop 70 scientific thought aud its political
aspects, MOhamsedan propagsndism, Chris
tian service, and the purity OF the Cnurch.
DR.. Curry is the president OF this confer
ehce.
Two sessions on each day will be held at
II A. NJ. and s 7. II. at Grace Street Baptist
church.
A local committee OF arrangements cares
for the comfort and hospitality OF the wish
tors.
Programmes Of the conference can be had
~ any Of the B9ptist pastors and all sessions
sre open to The Puehc and every one Will DO
cordially welcomed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
Crnuinr aenntlrn,Ir hn,..

Jud ,lug from ny unprecedented and con-
mountaineering patronage. the number OF
people who buy their Glasses by mere gues,-
work or those who allow themselves to be
mstitted by some one Incompetent are
growing beautifully less. II Is, however,
not 10 be wondered at. Nv lenses are posi-
lively the most perfect MADE, INV exayuIua-
lions genuine and most egicent. and my
charges moderate IN all cases. Examination,
as heretofore, free. Dr.. 5. Galeski, 9l5 east
Main sfraet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

Peck. Mr. Atkinson cisims that this seasos
be prrsrnts bis piece win rev and improved
musical Numbers ana dances, and Win me
sgese settings sua costumes.
.sThe TIN Sshiier.v the celebrated comedy
Of IIoss's, IL announced TO be played ut the
Mezsrt ea Thursday night. The engagement
"a for three nights. This Is the third season
Of this company, and therefore its reputation
Il we'll established. :,
Mr.. Hoyt r. the author Of -" A Rag BABY.
~ Buneh Of KEYS" "a Parlor Mstch,n.
"a Hole In the Wsll,v "a Brass Monkey"
aad 4" A Midnight Bell
Thursday being Thanksgiving Day,
alsssrs, Berger & Leath baVe decided TO give
. special matinee OF the Tin Soldier" on
that OCCASION
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

Mayor Elyson yesterday issued the fol-
lowing, watch Is scii-expssiuing
OFTIcE or MAYOR.
RICHMOND, Va, November "a. 1888.
Whereas the Prosideptof the Uuited States
and the Gsvernor Of Virginia nave issued
their procianattons dssigAatisg the s9th day
Of November to be Observed as a dsy OF
thanksgiving and prayer;
Nos. siRreioFe, l, J. TAYLOR Ellyson,
Msyor OF RlchUiond, do hereby invite the
people OF tbs est7 to coniera 70 the preela-
nsatlcas u The Presieeut ssd OF the Cover
nor. suspend their ordinary business pnr-
suits aud unite in such services as may be
most expressive Of their gratitude 10 the
Supreme lt1ier OF the Universe for the count
less mercies win whict He has blessed US as
. people during the past year.
). TAYLOR ELLysoS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

MACHINERY FOR SALE TO SET
vi TIE up the co-partuorship Of BENEDICT
& CO.: "a 49,,
l3x2O Vertical Englne, ! 7xl0 Vertical
Engine, 5x9 Vertical Engine, 5xiO horizon@i
Centre-Crauk. / SKIS Vertical Osila;ng ducom-
plete). 4zG with Boiler complete, l @9-horse-
power Vertical 5oiler 5-hoVse-peWer 'erucAl
Boiler, I2-hOrse-pOwer Return iubelar.
Also. Compete steam Soheo and spice rae
tory, consisting Of
2Casi-Irsn ovens Cylinders with shafts ana
Pulleys, Counter SHAFT, Main Line oil smart
lrC, / Pressure Blower, l Victory PHI, l
MONARCH / Scientific Burr MIL, l Bolter.
; inch Belts / Earl SteGn-Pump, and other
Machinery. consisting Of Nils. g..
The a5Oys Machinery can be seen ~ store NO.
south fifteenth street, formerly Benedict - Co
JANIS i. DALTON,
Administrator OF Frank 2. Benedict, deceased.
no III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
The Anosn Iden.inea.

John Saunders and Richard Gibson, the
two calored men who were arrested Thurs
day night on the charge Of stesllDg one lot Of
shoes. the property OF some person I'M
known. were before the Police Court yesier-
day morning. The shoes we're found in the
possession OF Saunders, who said they were
given 10 him by G.bson. The case was con-
tinued until next Tuesday, aud subsequently,
several pair OF the shoes were identified as
the property Of stephen Putney & Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

While strollng up Broad street my atteu-
ton was attracted by the immense crowd OF
people congregated IN front OF one OF our
most popular dry-goods merchants store,
Me.srs Julius SycIe & Sons. 2l3 east Broad
street, where they have one OF The hand
soonest DISPLAYS Of Toys and Fancy ArClclcs
IN the shoW-windOv. What attracted my A.
tention more than the other things was me-
chanical toy in the way OF bntcher-shop,
called Man and Pig, well worth your stop
ping to see the funny antics that is performed
by the man and pig.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
CamnheIl & 20. Pnoiorrnnhers.

respectfully invite the public 10 call al their
studio, No. 429 east Broad street, and see
their splendid display Of artistic work which
is now hacS from the Virginia Exposition,
any Of which can be duplicated at reason
able prices.
Persons wishing pictures for the holidays
will please leave their orders as early as pos
sibIe, as we do not wish TO dissppoint any
one. CAMPBELL Il Co.,
400 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

TEETu ANNUAL HOLIDAY Reelection SALE.
Il has been a iime-honored custom with
our house during the holiday season 10 give
our customers extra value. Every one recog-
nzes the fact that there is no more sensible
present than good watch. diamond ringo or
ear.drops. marble clock, or cbaele butter
dish, aad q thousand other articles In our
stock.
This year we have been preparing for this
special sale for some time, and this week we
are ready and cordially invite DIR patrons 10
come and inspect the immense stock we offer
and note the prices sc have made. Goddard
& Moses, go Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
yo,unbIe RopI Estate a,Auction.

The wclLkuown aud admirably.situated
residence No. 2a3 west Franklin street, with
its large lot, fronting nlRety-tWo feet on the
south side q Franklin between jefferson and
Madison streets. 50 long The home Of tie late
Mrs. Jare o. Eayly, Is advertised 10 be sold
at public auction on Tue-day next. 27th ia
stant, Mt . O'Clock Z. NJ, by J. L. Elam,
aucioneer As q site for one or more hsnd-
some residence. tais property is unsurpassed
by any m that most delightful aud iasniona-
he iocllitV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

ot our Pianos and Organs with others you
NAV see, feeling confident thai the prices and
quality our Instruments will appeal 10 yOu
stronger than anything We may say. Re-
mem6er. it is 10 The Interest OF every buyer
10 deal where they can obtain the best mu-
steal instrument for the least money. We
give any terms you may ask. Walter D..
Mosas & Co., 1905 Main street Opposite post
oficel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

Buy your SheetMusic at Sanders & Stay
mans, 1917 east Main street, the only place
that et-Music can be bought NJ hsif price
and reduced rates, whether classic, copy
right. or otherwise. Telephone 707.
Headquarters for the wOrld-renowued Is
tey Organs and Pianos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

Richmond: Beaiamlu Ellis 10 Eliza
Ellis, 30 feet on Thirteenth street between
Clay and Leieh. %; Samuel II. Puiiinm 10
Ssmul Y. Coleman, % feet on spnng street
between Belvidere and Pins, 500; John II.
Taylor and wife 70 Sohn Il Williams, II fo<t
en- Twssty-fourth sisuss sornsr o. $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
xnarment fortne nfnte.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday
Judgment was awarded 10 favor Of the Com
moawoalih against g. ID. II. Kill;nger and
Others. sureties OF George w. Henderlite, late
treasurer OF Smylh county. against Her.
derliie's administrator, and against the
administrators OF Daniel Lindsmood and
+. 4. Delp, two Of Hendcr.Rs's sureties, for
az Hli5 Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
Chrlrrr,aa HTeAfa

Those who desire areal nice Round Of Beef
for Christmas eating from the famous South
western Virginia Cattle, whether spiced or
C0rned, will leave their orders at A. Eic1efs,
No. 3l5 north Sixth street, telephone GIG,
whose name Is a guarantee for First-Class
Meats. Mr.. Eichel has always on hand Fine
steaks, Mutton, and everything IN his line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

BY taking shares IN the Granite Perpetual
Building Fund Company. Monthly pay
ments--OnlY 81 per month per share. A safe
and profitable investment. Deposits received
from 81 up, and interest allowed thereon.
Read our new circular just out. which can be
obtained OF SAMUEL ii. PUII.IAN,
Secretary sud Treasurer,
No. Z north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
an nnnn. $40 mnnfhIH.

New Upright Pianos. Legitimate manu-
facturers, full IRON frame, y octaves, rose
wood case, five yelrs' guarantee. Manly
B. Ramos & Co., next to corner Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

Thoroughly guaranteed Organs at s. cash
and 81 per month, from so 10 1925. Manly
B. Ramos & Co., Main street next 70 coiner
Of Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

The Exposition Is over, but the Gauze-
Door Stoves aud Ranges that took the 6rst
premium are stlll on exhibition at No.
Governor street.
,JOHN BOWERs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
Tne I.eaa,ov Iu.,rumeut.

Call al Saedsrs & StaYman's, 1917 east
Main. and examine the Weber, lyers &
Pond Pianos, and Estey Organs and Pianos.
Low prioes-Si0 q month for Pianos; q
month for Organs. sneet-husic ut bali
price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
To TRx.Eayera,

You can pay your State taxes DOW due in
coupons and effect a l0rge sdCiag. By the
production OF the bonds with the coupons
you get a clean tax receipt aud incur no fur
Their trouble or lilbiitv IN The matter.
JAMES L. COOPER,
oil Nam street. Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
n,DIona Of merit ana Medal.

our Pianos and Organs received the only
award given any mnsic-hOuso exhibiting at
the Virginia Exposition. BE sure and see
our Everett, Piano, II Il the only piano
which took the "Biue Ribbon"
MANLY 3. RAMOS & Co..
900 Main street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
Celery. celery, Celery,
the finest in the city,
al
JONI MORTON's. Florist,
corner Nam and Reservoir streets.
aIO Down, $40 Monthly.

Genuine new Planes at $3.50 by legitimate
manufacturers thorough guarantee. Plush
stool and cover. Manly 4. Ramos & Co.,
Maln street next 10 corner Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
$40 nonn. 40 MonfhIr.

New Upright Pianos, legitimate manu-,
iaclurers, full iron frame. Is Octaves, rose
wood case. i've years. guarantee. Manly
b. Ramos e. Co., nexs TO corner Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

a great variely NJ French Pique and En-
broidered BOsoms for Full-Drrss Shirts.
WILLIAM MITCHELL & Co.,
Shirt Manufacturers. coroer Ninth and Main.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
The Lifo-iDsurance Company Of
Virginia.

It IL = popular crrsr to suppose that only
assessment societies aud iraternal orsanza-
tiens can furnish lie insurance at low rates.
The LHe-insurance Company Of Virginia.
Of this city, Will insure your life for term
at ten years or longer at as low q cost as any
reliable insurance can be furnished.
These policies are peculiarly adapted TO
those who desire 10 secure tue largest amount
Of Insurance ut the least possible expense
and without the doubt aud uncertainty OF
the assessment system.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

The Atkinson Comedy Company are TO
appear Il ne Mozart tomorrow night In the
play they have made celebrated, "Peck's
Bad Boy Tbe Atkinsons are the only
csupasy that bare the version OF The work
- authorized by sbe xushaz- Mr. George w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

Red, White. and Gray Wool Underwear,
all weights, for gentlemen.
WILLIAM MITCHELL q Co.,
corner Ninth and Main streets,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
misceIIaneou, Books at Auction.

Monday at O'Clock will sell by catalogue
q desirable collection OF Books well worthy
the sttention Of book buyers.
GEORGE W. MAYO, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
$40 Down. $40 Monthly.

New Upright Pianos. legitimate manu-,
facturers. full iron frame, Is ociayes, rose
wood case. five years. guarantee. Manly
b. Ramos & Co., next to corner Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
SATlNES.

Nineteen cents yard will buy tbs regular &c.
quality OF French Satines-es pretty as a Six
The styles are ell good.
nAvfl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

Wanted, permanent snd transient boarders
nt 31S east Franklin street. First'class ac-
Communications.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

The Christmas plumber Of -. Nicholas Is
verilab!e Santa Claus pack in The way OF good
things for young folks reading; stories,
sketches, poems. iiugles, AID riddles. The
author OF Little Lord Fsuut'eroy" also
begins a new story in this number, aud
although II will not 30 so long as was that
famous chrsniclo, no one who read "Littie
Lord Fauntleroy" will care TO leave unread
Mrs. Burnetrs new story "Little saint
Elizabeth.v A nsT candidate for the favor
Of y. Nicholas readers is introduced IN THIS
nuuser-Mrs. Mary Hsrtwell Cathcrwood-
the eBening chapters OF whose serial story.
,'The Bells Of Ste. Anne" will at ence enlist
the readers interest 10 the adventures oil her
Young Canadia1 hero and heroine.
The purely descriptive and practical pS-
pers NJ the number are Mrs. Mabel LOOMS
rsdd's account Of a stay II "Ten Weeks IN
Jepan." Mrs. Elizabeth W. Cbampney OF.
iers practical suggestions for making "Novel
Christmas PreseEts."
II IL necessary only 70 mention The names
of Miss Helen GRAY Core, Miss Edith VI.
Thomas. Miss susan COOLIDGE, and Miss
Clara G.. D0lliyer 10 guarantee the quality
Of the poems IN this number; and, the state
raent having been made that this Is the
Christmas 81. Nicholas. it fellows a. matter
Of course that the Illustrations. the pictures,
the jlngles, and the departments do not fall
short in This issue Of the standards which It.
Nicholas has always maintained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

New Upright Pianos, legitimate manu-
factnrers, full iron frame, n octaves, rose-
wood case, Eve years guarantee. Manly
r. Ramos q Gs., aerf % corner Ninth strcct.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, }

RICHMOND, VA. November "a, 1888. )
Rev. A. G. Gearhart, Wytheyilc, Va:
Nv Dear Sir.-I have carefully considered
the applicatisgs Tor the pardon Of Wsymaa
sutton, Of wythc county, We. presented by
sou, as well AS sli similar communications
addressed TO Inc by otEcfs. have also tho
roughly examined the facts and evidence in
nv possession relating 10 his case.
MY obligation, to see that ;he laws Of the
Commonwealth are duly executed, and the
declusEs Of courts are respected aud er-
forced. as we'll as the dutT owe to the PEG.
Ole Of the state as tbeu Executive officer, de-
Eiand that | should not interfere with the
Judgment OF the Cirvuit Court OF Wythe
county IN the case OF Wavman sutton, found
guilty Of The murder OF Peter llaryell by the
verdict OF the jury.
Yours, very respectfully
FIrZHUGH LEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

The best regulator OF digestive organs and the
best appetizer known is ANGOsTURA BrrrERs.
Beware OF limitations Get tho genuine articles
by DIR. J. G. seigert 4 soma