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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23
Chrisin,as Cartoon for Private Cireu-
gnfior.

Richmond hss comic rsrt0onlN of de-
cided artistic ability 10 the person OF Mr..
NcInrland Jones. the sfeaogfapher 10 he
chief CLERK in the general freight Office ~
the Chesape3ke and OHIO Railway Comnany.
Us latest production IL q cleycrly-eTecuted
picture. s0mewnaf In me style ~ Puck. the
subject of which f. "G00imar's Dream on
Christmas Eve" Chief-Cierk Goodman. the
central faure OF the sketch. IL represented
A. sieepiag IN bis official cnair, whilst
Freight. Solicitor john 'pslur f. malicious.v
ucking hum uuder tho right ear with lea
thcr ~ secure bi, attention alou- " local
tariff" Atihssameti MESSENGER Patterson
i- on theopposite side With d" Trace by wire;
answer quica. please l,lto-Cicrk Garth
right Is portrayed ~ % goblin striking up ~
The rear. carrying a huge scroll marked
"ArbfrMir- advincf 30 rates" Clerk
Vatkin. springs I'm from an uu6uown quar-.
Ger VISA CHRISTMAS chcer in 'Ae shape of a
bottle ~ Champagne. from which the cork
IS shooting toward. tine ceiling. Clerk
Wiley is hilsriously disp1riae himself 10 q
corner, ha,lns par'aGcu Oh Wailln3s cheer.
Clerk O'Uwynr dO, The musical iea' are ~
trc picture by swcetly singing:
"'gis Christmas eve. na1 At hi. post
Tho tired freight cirr- sleeps ami dreams
o. freigh.4 aud c'aiW--t demon host
tul awee.s aud turkey, sweets and creams
A numper OF tln-iv aGd suggestive totsls
and maxim. ,re nicely grouped around the
central figure. oi the cartoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

william flesenhemer, Esq, counsel for
Alessrs. Frank & Adler. OF Baltimore, yes
ferdag instituted q suit IN TIE thanceiy
Count 10 set aside the deed Of assignment re-
corded in that court on the 20th instant from
A. II. Kaufman to ". :. Dasneli. trustee,
on the ground that the deed was msde
20 hinder aud delay the creditors. An iu-
junction wa awarded restraining the trustee
lrom dispOsing 81 Tho proceeds OF the stock
uuil the further or6er II the court. The
amour. u the plaintiffs claim Is Si04.l0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

Frederick Mount, % brakeman on the
Chesapeake ana Otio railway, was killed last
nigsf ABOUT n O'Clock near the lower gas
works. lie aas on d shifting train which
was .Tansferrink cas- from the Danyile 10
the Chcspp.aks and Ohio track over the
trcs.le. W Ten ore cf the cars iett The track
and mmDled over an emraukment, dragging
him down with fhe wrfCs.
Shortly after the accident hrs body was
found hlru1iy mapgle1. The body was
convicted 10 an uuder,akcr's. he wa, alogl
TWENTY-FIVE yelrs OF ace, and resided with
he father, near the Chesapeake and Ohio
stoUs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

in which Mics Kellogg (uow Mrs. Carl stra-
knschj appears as Lconora, in the portrayal
81 which role sbe gained such erest honors IN
her earlier clreer. Recent critical remarks
on Miss Kell0ge's return TO the operate
stage indicate that there il the same beauty 81
delivery snd artistic exeellenee IN her vocal
work thai she u,od TO display IN her old time
successes. The 20 yer scene T. one IN "bich
she always receives grand ovation. Leonard
LanlDtt the tenor. j. said 10 have voice
equal 10 the seyerest demands OF The piece,
and flis the dramatic demands The Man
rico role IA iine fashlon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

Miss EHzs W. White, whose funeral took
place Yesterday afternoon from the residence
OF Dir. Robert ull, Jr.. 403 west Grace
street, was a daughter OF hr. Thomfs ".
Whit. y DO was the proprietor OF the SOUTH
eru Literary Messenger While Edgar A. Poe
was editor. and before and afterwards.
That Poe admired TIE deceased is certain,
and Dy some Sue Is -sli 10 have been the ORR
RlnAl OF Lis lost IenOTe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

Notwithstanding The immense rush at jus
lieh Bluiord's, 1902 east Main street, you can
always find courteous gentlemen 10 wait on
You. n * generally conceded that his
Liquors, Cigars, and Chrisimas Goods. such
o. Nuts. iIuils. DC. are the best and hi,
prices are 30 reasonable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23
a nriae s.,ven ~ ~. f.ouis.

Rcv. John Ernest Cook, pastor OF the
Water, Tower Baptist church OF 81. Louis,
aad alss Julia a. West. elder daughter
OF SIR. W. H. West OF tnis ely. wee
msfr.ed on THURSDAY evening bY Dr. George
Cooucc and ieIt at once for ,hcir nee home
with she he1iy congratulations OF q large
elreIe OF friends. Mrs Cook viii receive u
generous welcome 10 s. Louis doubtless,
whore aer busbsnd bss been pastor Tor The
psst three years. Her manS friends hcIe
Nl.h FOR them both many years d Joy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23
Henrico county Items

The Board Of Supervisors OF HeDrico
county met yest rdsy aud passed large
number Of accounts.
The school trustees Of TuckahOe and
Vsrlna districts met and paid OF the teach
ers.
Judge Wexford adjourned the Circuit
Court OF the county for the term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23
THE RICHMOND DTsPATCH-sUNDAY DECEMBER 90 1888

the year. Sergeant Thomas played the part
Of crier and be- msde a very good one 10.
deed. A number Of first-Faie pistols were
sold. but none OF them brought more than
$3.50. A lady's gold wstch hrousht ~, and
a gertlenan's watch. which 4 said 10 have
COS; $50, sold for $3.50. BrHfi Turner be-
came the owner 81 both Of Me rime.pieces.
The total amount realized from tbs ssles
waa QiQ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23
Tbe,r Chr,.tmas Turkey.

II has been the custom OF The Police Board
for years 10 give eacb member OF the police
force a Cbristmas turkey, and IN accordance
with this practice each OF the officers yestcr-
day received large tat fowl Tor Tuesdays
dinner. Some OF them viii doubtless be
eaten to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

10y tcltbthpn 70 luN b4'p1t-'.i
NEW ORLEASs. December 22.-Ihe wea-
Their was clear and the track in good coudi-
ton.
First race-three quarters Of . mlle-El-
dorado and Fred. WOolcy ran dead heat;
Brobus third. Time lis. Fred. Wooley
won the run-OF in l.l9.
Second race one and one sixteenth
miles-Lula Nay won; Get second, syniaz
third. Time, 1928.
Thmd receive eighths Of mile-Jmmie
r. won; Read Leaf second, Cheney third.
Tine, les.
Fourth rscs--three quarters OF mile
Kitty Pease won; Countess sec0nd, Pilich'
elt third. T.me. l:tS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

Mir. Thomss Seddon, who vas cllirmlu OF
the committee Of Birmingham proteciioDisis
w no visited presidcute'pct Harrison a. lu-
annapolis with the request that The atier
cyerci.e q conservative policy toward The
souh. will be 10 Richmond, his Old home,
tomorrow eight
Chairman seldom "a a son Of the Hon.
James 4. seldom, who served as Common.
wealth's Attorney OF Richmond, member OF
Congress from tuls district, and Tor year Oh
two as Confederate Secretary ~ War.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

Tomorrow and Tuesday evenings. with
matinee Christmas day, Bliss heleu Blythe
will open a brief season here. Miss Blythe
i che OF the strongest emotional actresses OF
The present day. Monday viii be PRODUCED
sga,herine H0war&; or, The Tomb, the
Throne, and the Scafold." Tuesday matt
nee. " Gamble, " and IL The eveDing "L'Arli-
Gle a."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

Comparatively few people IN Redmond
gil 20 away 70 spend theif Christmas holi-
days. Most OF the merchants and CLERKS Will
be Ut their posts OF duty, as Christulas Is
very brsy week with them. Upon inquiry
Yesterday tue Dispatch reporter could mol
md a clerk IN tue CHS Hail who expects TO
have the clLE during the hoildsYs. Judge
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23


Or. George r. Trmii Of Pocomoke City,
Nd. Organized Virginia Lodge. No. Z. a. ..
T.. W.. with tho following officers: y. Nj.
~, j.. r. RalsiQn; ~. W., J1hn =. Narer;
Foreman, K. Lee Ilcckler, Oyersefr, y. =.
ChsmUerayne; Rccocde~. j. G.. Harrison
Tinincier. II. G.. Boudar: Receiver. A. r..
Gum; Guide. George \. Cunningham; l..
W, ". T.. Anderson; O. W, ". r.. Gas
wiu. Trustees: G.. +. BrOSn, John O. Iay-
lor. and John Murphv. Medical Examiner.
Dr. Lewis o.. Boscher. Representative 10
Grand Lodge, Z. u. Ralston.
This lodge meets on the first and third
Tuesday IN eacn month 10 Eletps Hall.
KNIGHTS OF rYrHAs.
Virginia Lodge, No. ,, Kuigh'so Of Fvtbias,
a. their last meeting clccied The following
officers: Past Chancellor, William Gibson,
Jr.; Chancellor Commiuder, Frank r.
Burke: Vice. Chancellor. O.. e.. ltuskell;
Preate. H. VI. Smith; Master Of Eychequer,
u. +. Elston; Master 81 Finance, J.. g.
Enps: Kceper0t Records ma seal. g. T..
S'yll; Naster-at- Arms, W'lIilm n. ~rcyens'
Tru,iees: l.. g. jenkins. l.. ". Gr'ey. and
Z. r. ilulce. Pa,I-t hlncellor l.. Z. huice
was roe rctfd A. renrcpTc-entahye to the
Grand Lodge o. Virginia Tor the seventh
tine.
BAKERS UNION.
At the regular meeting o. the National
Bgkers' Union, NO. %. held last night,
The f0loTIog officers were elected T
t1c next six mOat1s: President, James
Quinn: Vice President, Charles Niitel;
Treasurer. AUGUST Rupp; Financial sec
relary, Herman stein; CORES spending
Secretary. Jlmes II. curtis; Sergeant-at,
Arms, Richard Brunucr. Trustees Michael
lnnrnlan md Genrge l,alhe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23
s,omolog,cai society.

ny telegraph % zoe UspaNn.I
OcALt, Fra, December ~ Toe Ameri-
can Pathological society 81 the United States
and Canada will bold their annual conycn-
ti0n in Oclli. Fla. February -, -, and -,
1883. President p. j. Befckmans. ~ Au-
gista, Ga. says that 10 viii be- the lsrge-t md
most interesting session OF lhe society ever
held. Every State In the UOlon Will have
an exhibit Of its fruits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

In this court YESTERDAY the jury 10 the case
% John Mriyoy ". The Klfum0ni Union
Passenger Roiiw4y Company, which was
submitted Friday afternoon after having ca.
gsqed the attention ~ the court for two
DAYS. after q conference Of several hours re-
turned n verdict for the defendant. \ no.
iion 10 set rside the verdict wls overraled
and judgment vas awarded uy The Court.
This vas am action for 5000 Tor danalfs
claimed 10 have been done tho pI 'intt s
property, which j. sliu7fod on seventh
street adjoining the comp3uy's power.hous F,
which i, Glot ni'b cNtrt-lfaNy machinery
Tor generating electricity.
II the case ~ >ylgauus stokes vs. Bel *
B0wles tho Office Judgment Tor 3l3'.SS en-
tered October 3l,t WIS SET aside by consent
jnry was waived. and Judec Wexford rem
dercd iddgmen, Tor tha defendant
Willsm T.. Dicer, doing business under
the lfu-name o. Henry A. Dreer. Va. Ann T..
Grant and T.. IS. Rudolph. Jury waived
snd Judgment awarded against Mrs. Grant
Tor S2st.Gi.
Maggie willis, who Sues &C., Va. The
Richmond Union Pas.Cneer-R1iway Com
pauy. BIDS Of exception licj 30 that SD ap-
peal may be bed.
The Jury was adjourned for the term and
the court viii adloIrn tomorrow.
The following fuit was instituted. b. T..
Brown W.. Ned In0ma', proprietor OF toe
san Francisco Ninsireis. ior Slj.2j. The
company hs. been playing al Inc Broad
street Operl-llouse ihi, week, and The box
receipts we're stfachtd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

r. l.. Christian 81 60. (surcess0r- 20 Chris
tlan & Whitc), are a2ent' for Richmond for
Brsndcnhurg Fire, Bordeaux, and have
lust received a sbipmout OF Sautcrnes Of all
grades and Burgundles OF ali grades, III
Guiding Chabis. fbamDerlen. and the ccle-
hratpd Clos drNOlgeOt They have also
Pommery Sec. Mumn's iXlra Dry, Neuye
Cliquot, and other noted Cnampagneg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

Senator william Loyeus.ciu VAS taken
suddenly III IA bic Office. corner OF Twelfth
and Mem streets. late Friday evening. lie
was aioLe al the TINE. anu Me- Edward
slarke coming in and finding him IN precs-
lous CONDITION procured a buggy ana In
company win nr. 5. liirsh took bim bone,
at 1902 east cay street. Nr. Loyen,ieln was
reported somewn bar letter iast night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

BtKER-W tLTOH.-3larria1, a. The rosifeoco
Of the brides parents, December u, ISIS by % .
Miss KATIE {. WALTON; Dotn OF Richmond
A0 carIa.
COCT-DAyfFS- Married. on me eyenue n
December 80. loss, in th8 county Of henrieo. o.,
by ROY. w. Nhinmal. DR.. h. DONALD SCOT Il,
o. 90 upioll COunts, td., alt Miss Nv ely d,
DAWES. tOe accomplished daughter OF James
II. Dawes, EsQ., 81 beIl0ri county, va.
Lyuchbufg papers pioal9 copy.
WILKINS -UANCOCk.-Ndriea. On the
evening ot Becou Der - loss gt 1908 west Cary
street. by lev. 81. -. 0hpman, Nr. CHARLES
o. WILKINSON. CO., Manchester, Va, aod Miss
MAGGIE j. HANCOCK. VI this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

Mr.. J. d. X. Sieight Dil address sun
day.school meeting tBis afternoon IN the
Manchester Presbyterian church. On Tues
DAY ancrnOOn "a Christmas celebration ST the
Third PRESBYTERIAN church, on wednesday
night ike gathering % toe Bon air
church, aud on THURSDAY night the West
ninisier nundaY.schn0l exercisas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

by telegraph to me Depatch.l
CR0CEErr, TEX. December 22.-John An
drew johnson tcoloredl was hanged yester-
day m The jaiI.yard ncre for criminal assault
In June laeI. johnson vas nineteen years
~ sce. He protested his innocence on tie
....N..1J
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

Rev. ". 4. Hatcher, ID. d., wIll preach a
sDecial sermon tonight a. the Grnee-otrees
Baptist church 10 The young peaple on
- Daniels Triumph Over Temptation" AL
are cordially invited to attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23
dRAIz AMI CJTcOE EXCakNeE.
RICHMOND. Decem 0sg q. 1853.


WGEAr. .oGf bushels.
NORN.-2..t8 bushela-
OArs.-1.Ot bushels
gALEs REPORrgD To SECRETARY.
WHEAr.-long cry, 1900 bushels prime 81
sffL Mixed 2. 10 bushels prime 40 Sl.u; go
hl-h0's good al fl.U1. ShortrorrY, - bushels
very good pc Sos. 80 bushels good al 4l.OJ.
Jotal s8tas o. wheat 300 bushels.
Offerings to-day % wheat, 1904 bushels; sans
Gay las. year, If22 bushels. s8ies Io-day u
wheat ..Obf bushels, same day Inst year ~
bushels Offerings 80 far this season. 6A,tjZ
bpshels: same time last -css00, 51l.I2 bushels.
Ectrome range 0f pnces today, SLO5 - sill;
game day last year. 81 tp o..
COsN-Wnits, 20 basheis very good new AZ
csc; 20 bushels good ueR 81 SO. Total saiea
oi corn. 40 bushels.
TIE -ooms o. the Exchange viii b. closed
Monday and Tuesday. December zith aud 10Th.
Roopen Wednesday, December @6th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

cciored man named Pegiou Moss was
caught between two cars IN West Point yes
ferday and had On arm aud leg cut on. lie
was brought here this morning on Jain at
O'Clock and carried 10 the aimshousc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23
nsrrIrnRE srncK MhRKRr

BNTWORe. NO. Dccembor 2A-Frcinia
consols. 3ja3i; do lo-i0s. 3jL bid; 90 3s, o5aa
$50. baltimore ami Ohio stock. g.. northern
Ceufralss2 asked; Cincinnati. Washington aud
Baltimore Is, gs asael; lo -, t'n.0q asked; ;
DO 3s 255t ssAed. consolidated gi@ bonds, ll-;
do. stock. 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23
81 Iinremxn,a neeh.

SIR. G. Z. 4. BurgNya aas now Ia press a
charming novel Of 2a0 cages euh'ied fne
uueuenot Lovers, and tbose wh0 have read
a sly that Il wilt make him lilerAry fame sud
very probably fortune also.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

After The adjournment OF the Poiiee Court
yesterday morning there WIS al auction sale
Of the pislols. kuiyes, watches, aud other
articles thai bad been confscaied during
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23
ramnnrnnnn prnror.Meefinrn

Temperance prayer.meetinRs under The
auspices OF the Good Templars viii be held
az Central Hall NJ 1880 \. n. Tuesday and
at Springfield Hal az II a. VI. the same day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23
SWINEF0RD'S FARM.
4 BEAUTIFUL cOUsrRy HONE yEAa
RICHMOND
,,..o-t ws1o 90 ths Tpokahos ciuh-How 70
Get Hidof Wild-0nions and
Wiro-Grass

rot ver tf'y io appearing OF me hosp'tablc
mansion oi Major Ofwqy p. Allen. No. IL
--t .avlh .trerf. ~ hose lnrs were opened
............tl.,,,
49,. -. - 49,, ,..s
There were . soo1.f ""."'s' o. ih''.'s,S
in '' ..,. az
<eFf ,' ''
f3fS''' 'i.H' '.'' ID ,,.tor
A"''
iN'''t' ~ 49,. ~ E.,,~,f
-s'f F'it '"'i ''lN "u -. ..
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Poo ''i ' NNi'. N".' - p. ',,' ',...
Die Dots .'' ''.''' - o'
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,'..,.i,,-or ~ fs.Iso. fbe noted
,...,,, f,o,.. ,f. Franc and taken down
.,,ts moro d v,,s INV me sol.
..,.l ....cg,s,d. ,t,,ire,d fnr Noior.
I .s 80. o.,
' ,,. 90. lt.it
.'-''' M ,-re
NF "N' "" 'N''' ON jug '''''
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hN'i >"r. 'it' ~" 49, ,,.,i,
30 ''
..., t,a..o - Ua,cock was
. g., .,,;,. ,.,,,t.rsst, y,b ich t,,,.
.....i,. d.. ,.,..~l.,.e -,o,fh
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Nhd Hr trees l'i OF hii" t'"Ih' R''ws
i'F 81, 49,,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23


FOWIs-Died, December %. 1893. a. the resi-
dencs Ut bio p4renis in Reasons, Va, of "
phoiI-feyer HEN -. only goa ~ II. D. AID W..
A. 8owii: eyed thirteen yrars two months ani
eleven days.
Litis snoN-White hands ARE folded
TOlJei on his silent breast;
Little voice L. hgshed forever,
Little icet arc uON 20 rest
Softly was the sun descending
in The western say OF eve,
Wien our darling bog
IRON our arms W7s rudely torn.
How ~ MISS our i.tle boy
lie was our homo ana pride;
Angels took bin Ger tho river
10 tAem home beyond the ide.
FRORHLING-Dled Decemher pa. 40 3.fj =.
NJ, az tie 70 -id0ncc Of her parents. No. SIG norih
Finn sfeef, JOSEPhlNE ELIZABETH daughter
OIL Dr. Henry aud sophia r. tr0shhug; ase1
eight years I'VE months aud seventeen days.
Funeral TODAY Sunday at ; O'clocS +. N.
NCREERY- Entered into rest. a. the rest
dercs 90 her son. !. Y. L ncCreery, near Ash
lanf, Mrs. MATILDA VI. MCREHkl, relict Of
4 gorge Al. hcCreery. Vulted states navy. IN lie
seventy skin year Of her sse.
Blessed are they VINO de IN the LOr1-'
Norfolk. Baltimore, St Louis, aud atlanta IA
pera please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

Give them q Printing Press FOR Christ
mas present. ComuleieOutdt from 3l.1j up.
Fine assortment on baud. l.. RICH,
$50 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23
Hicnu,ond's neau'tIui women.

Clri bclgs sew York letter has the fol-
lowing:
Porter Ashe bas made mp his mind that
the most beautiful woman be ever saw lives
u Richmond, Va.
T1. is significant. because he was rival
OF Freddy GcLhsId IN the woome Of MIS-.
Ilnetry at Long Branch last sumner, and
tuat ASIDE should uueQuivOosl award the
rnm of untqualcd lOVeliness 10 aryh body else
imam Mrs. lang0rv. after last summers de-
vOiou Go hct. Indicates either resentment or
ouisp0hcn honesty.
els b. reilly irJe, Nr. Ashc," he was
asked. "tbat Won found such a wOndrOus
beauty in NirsiDtf"
eft IFS true enough" he replied.
"Is she AuClio Giycs? 7 have heard b.
was Der So whom yOu have awarded tle
palm"
"No. have eoon the auihorc,s. and She
o. certainly handsome. so are great many
Nir.iui1 Girls. don't bciiey" there is q city
in the Union that has such HEB average OF
beauty in 20. women as Echmord. My Sis
ter IS visiting tbcre, and she wrote % nae
tbqt q ! would come She would show me the
hsndsomr,t woman in Tie United states. J
vent, NOT for tuat tessou, mind you-hut /
ava sco the young lady to whom she Ie-
lerred.'
" And her name va"
"sac r0st lc uamcle,s. fancy That she
wouldn't care to bc exploited ns profess
sions heautV-'
Nr. Ashes uee ~ the term professional
bc0uty recalled Air,. I4ugfry 10 any mind,
and / said. " WE'LL Is she more beautiful
than Mrs. Lanetyf'
aye; lhe.c is no doubt at all about
th4f.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

Hoods safSaparilla cures catarrh byexpel-
log isDpnfiy Itoln the blood, Which Is the
eAuae u the complaint GIVE II Trial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IE coEHEoTIoa THERswIrE THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record II the New York and Richmond
Stock fxeksnges-Grain. Ylour, Cot
tor, Meat, aud 0thsr Quotations
Rv tsio-raph to the pi.oaah.,

fBy telegraph to tho Dispascill
- WASHINGTON. December 22-InGlea-
IFklR laons for Virginia, fair and warmer.
t-----iwlnds becoming soutbeasteriy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23
THE snA-oN or ELscrIONs.
Officers Chosen ny tne TyDoGraphi-
cal Vntnn mud Otner Bodies.

Alta regular meoficg OF Richmond Typo
graphical UnIon. 80. %. held FRIDAY night
at their rooms. the following officers were
elected for The ensuing twelve months:
President, Walter +. Booth; Nice-Presi-
dent, James A. Healey, Recording secretary,
william $. WoOdson FinaBci3l and Core
spending Secretary. Samuel B. Rlgiand. Jr.;
Treasurer, William N. Pit; Sergeant-at-
Arms, Frank j. Anisrotti. Trustees: W.
7 Rooto, Charles T.. Ellis, and Isaac Newton
Williams.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-23

REVIEW OF TIE cBic AGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. December 22.-Whest ruled quiet 20
DAY. ami closed sc. above yesterday. Corn was
inactive, and closed kahc. loves OATS were
steady and I'M hanged. Pork nrn, and closed s..
higher and quioL Lard vac airOng. out closed
about unchanged. KIDS were 3tcadier and 2ka
ac. b ghnr. cluaInE nnleL