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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
Opr Waterloo.

The Lynohburg News says that The Demo-
cratic defeat Of last Tuesday was not a
ws,erloo but Walterson-loo. We tu,ped
Yesterday 10 Mr.. wArrERsoN's editorial
columns 10 learn what he had to say on the
pnbieci. We quote from them the following
singular paragraph:
"Mr Cleveland goes down among bis own
people because Of the friends he chilled Into
indifference OF converted iutO enemies. partly
through Oyerconldence IN the star Of his
destiny. and partly through the lack OF those
amenities which 10 50 far TO make men
s'roug or weak oa occasions Of emergency.
When the trial came there was literally no
one among the professional politicians TO
n1sse TIE Presidents fight his fight no one
among the great capitalists 10 advance con-
siderable sums OF money; no one among the
leaders inspired by the sublime energy Of
personal devotion, and no enthusiasm among
ihe maSses other than that brought out by TIE
cold issue Of tax.reiorm, or started spas.
medically by the figure Of the Old Roman
flashing ndully through the confusion aud
tumult OF The fray"
What compliment 20 the American peo.
plel "Tbe cold issue Of tax reforms il
good as coming from paper which a month
ortwo ago admitted that but for th,t issue
Dir. CLEVELAND would have been rejected
without dangerous opposition. The follow.
inR Il equally good:
"The Northwest. believing Ia tariff reform
asr dos, l. not willing 10 see that reform
accomplished Il the south Is 10 have any part
10 accomplishing IT, Moro than that, il Is
Wiling 70 continue 70 bear the burdens Of an
unnecessary taxation II 10y 10 doing II can
deprive the South OF any part In the adminis-
tration OF the Government. The Mills oil
would receive an overwhelming endorse.
meat by The people u the Northwest IL re-
ported by Republican committee Of ways
aud iEesps."
ar NAiTERsoS had persuaded bimseli
that The northwestern States would show
srve n"rAae'siie gains because of their al.
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First Li,u'cnont OF Euciuoors. l.. S. 4.
no 1i,i.ii, lJ. DoIA3
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oRnvR or PROGRESSION.


Detachment OF police under command Of Wor.
John Poe.
larieua's Band.
Grand aud subordinate communicates Knights
Iho Above will form on Main street. righ. rest
ing ON second street
Tier with draFn sword.
Stewards with rOia-
Master hRsons 10 columns OF foura
]. junior peacOls with Jewels.
.. senior DcagOns with Jewels.
3. Secretaries win jewels.
4. Treasures with .ewels
Junior warden with lewelS
6. senior srdeus wish jewels.
2. Pas; Masters with jewels.
8. WoTshpful masters With Jewels ana gavels.
The above viii form on south Third street.
right resting on Main
Carries o. che following order:
/. 0raud Tier and PurslivanL
9. Corn. Wine. OIL and Square.
3 Level, Plumb. Tuscan, snd Composite Or
dors Of Architecture.
4 Doric, Ionic, Corinthian Orders, and Holy
Bible.
3 Three Lights and Grand Chaplain.
G. Graa1 senior and JGuior Deacons and
Grand Stewards.
?. Grand Treasurer and Secretary and Depu-
ties.
s. Grand Senior and Junior Wardens
9. Past Grand Masters.
10. Trustees: CaOell, Evans, Mayer, and BID
good.
II, Trustees: Tanner. Tower, Courtney. and
Bass.
L. Grand Orator and President Masonic Tenn
pie Association.
IL. Grand Master aud Deputy Grand Master
The above Will form on Main street. right rest
ing on fifJh street.
Tho column viii move at - O'Clock NJ. sharp,
and route Of march via be published In due
time.
Platforms have been erected aud assigned %
different organizations; also ono 70 ihe public.
Ushsrs will be ia attenaance. NO children under
the axe OF fiftsen years will be admitted 70 the
grounds unless accompanied By their parents.
JAMES II. CAPERS,
no ll-8t Grand Marshal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

NORlOLk. A., NONtulitt W. 1862
Editor Of the Dispatch: Dear Slr,--lu The
preface of q work which / have just pub
hshed, comparing the Codes OF Virginia Of
1878 and Of 1857, made use Of The follow
ing expression: "ln determining the
ground to be gone over Minors Institutes
are taken rs guide, that great work em-
bodyiug the whole az the statute law OF
Virginia, OF general nature" Among
other things, after stating that The work
seemed well done, and the author evidently
industrious, In commenting on this sentence,
You say: And Minors Institutes is Tor
as the writer saws, Qre,) tskeu as a guide, as
Tint great work embodies mot enbody)
the whole Of the statute Law Of Virginia OF a
general nature"
II YOU would be so good az to print this
letter, l would be glad 70 leave it to the pub
lie 10 determine the justice OF this profound
criticism. Very respecttully,
G. WHlTTIE SANS.
The criticism WAS exactly rs profound"
as the Dunder. We were almost ashamed to
make II, for it is no credit to a man TO know
the alphabet. We have no reason TO doubt
that Mr.. SANS considers it right to say " that
great work Minors Institute ,oere our
guide" A good msnY persons thought
Professor WHITNEY ought to have made the
title OF his book read. "ren Times Ten Dire
q hundred" But the Professor would have
it, "Teo Times Ten as Hundred"
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Levy! { Davis.
luo i2Tu,Th6saI
NIITrELDoRFER,s SPECIAL OF.

MITTELDORFER'S SPECIAL OF
VI FERlNGs ~ THE CLOAK DEPART
MENT.-SEAT~PLUSH WRAPS.
All tho popular Shapes 10 Long and short Car
ments at reduced prices. 80
ASK - be shown tho handsome sRAT~PLUsH
CLOAhS at tl9-vaiue 50 The SD JAthblS a.
slh50. The $50 MODJESKAS az f22t0, All
grades have been reduced corrcspond.ngiN
SEWMARkElS.
Black. Brown, Navy ana striped NEWMAN
kills I'm oil styles from = rp.
JACKETS.
BLACK JERSEY COATS, In all sizes. from
sTKifED JACKETS from sees no.
MIS- ks JACK SIS striped and solid. from 81 up.
BLACK and BROWN JACKEIs a. Sti5 worth
So. Ats5.a5 worth l1.aO.
pretty assortment Of CIlLDRKN'> CLOAkS.
In all sizes from Two years up-with capes, with
hoods. solids, stripes, and che.ks-nt reduced
MISSES YEwNAEKETs, In stripes, checks,
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
We have ma1e special prices on our MUSLIN
and CAMBIC USDEHWEAk.
DRESS GOODS.
UALF-WOOL uENiuErrAs, 33inchos Tide. at
pic. yard.
ALI-WOOL UFNRIETTAs, 40 inches vide, tho
o. quality NJ fic. a yard; e..,.,,.,.,,.o -...,..
Special lot oi tOLOkLD CASuMEEES az 4Sc.
q yard-value, SIC
Novelties In s1RIrES and PLAIDs are coming
IN daily. ....-.
Isok az the i<-yard-WiIo ALL-WOOL HABIT
CLIO IIS We are stil.lr o. ,'". yari.
TIE usual dollar grade HABIT CLOTHS at
a.. yard
price.
SILK GIRDLES-oaly fow loit-at special
prices.
BED COMFORTS AND BLANKETS
Al PRICES MUCH BELOW VALUE
CARPETS
Al goods IA this department have been re-
du,ed.
HEMPS az II SC. worth 15c. - lf,. worth 20.
Al Sc worth 11c Ats'c. worth b.
INGRAM. INO-IlI, IukEE-ILY, TAPES
TRY. and BODY Bhl >~ELS 90 prices fully -
per cent below value.
Our assortm'u. of RUGS. DRCGGET9 OIL
CLOTHS. MA1IINGs. g.. Is worthy your atten-
zion. ID. ~ /. MlIrEl DORFEk
10 l3-TuEIh i.1 Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

benny BrUEg has formally re0ntered the
Republican party We can almost say that
we are sorry FOR the Republican party. l. is
indeed hard luck that the rose OF success
should have attached to itsuch sharp thorn.
We had thought that a. bad az the Republic
can party was II would escape the punish
mcut Of having BENJY KICK himself into 70
alter he had been kicked out Of all parties.
big and little. BENJY's formal recntry took
place at Lowell the other night. and IN closing
his speech, be SAID, "Our glorious banner
shall 0oat go far North that the wondering
Esquimsux shall mistake It for the aurora
borealis." Assuming that Benny referred to
the Republican bsnucr-tbc bloody shirt
we move that he be deputed to carry it to the
land OF the unsophistic4ted Esqumaux. rs
an additional inducemeutto BENJY 20 under
take the Job it may be mentioned that there
are silver foxes Ia that region.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

hesdiag notices IN rsading-matter Vpa
Ines or less. 81; IN ncnpsreil loaded. &c.
Cardof rasss for inors space iurnishea on ap'
IlcAuolA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

"Mr. HARRISON in 1899 will want second
term, thus knocking out Mr.. susRNAS unIIl
1885," And then the doubly happy ending
viii be that the Democratic candidate will
knock HARRISON ont.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

cit was President PIERCE who said that
the hour Of victory is the hour for magma
uim'y.'" Yes; but the average Republican
IS not built on the PIERCE plan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
CoaNEE-sT0NELAYING.

GRAND LoD1g on YiEGINGA,l
GRAND SECRETARY OFFlCE,
RICHHOSD, VA, November q, ls53- J
UHE MOST WORSHIPFULu A
4 GRAND LODGE or VIRGINIA will NJ
hold q special communication 90 WED-
FESDAY, ian instant at II CLOCK A. NJ, At ST.
AIBAN 8 HALL. FOX the purpose 90 laying ihe cor
nor-stouo OF tho Masonic Temple, corner Broad
ard Adams stress. Members Lro requested ~
b. punctuai ia attendaIc-.
By order II the Most Worshipiul Grand Mas
ter. WILLIAM b. lSAACS,
Grand Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

Wonder il Russia 10 her threat TO Austria
stopped to consider what Germany aud Italy
would DO about L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

" Boss QUAY is very retiring since the elec-
ton" lie ought TO be. He has done the
country harm enough.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
BOORh, STATION &c.
BOOKS
Lowest Prices.
A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CHEAP
BOOKS AND GOOD BOOKS
CHEAP.
A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CHEAP
BOOKS AND GOOD BOOKS
IHEAP.

The D1aykethaS for the
past ttCO or three gears
been so full Of Bo0hShat
l00Aed che0p. and 1rcye
cheap in eCe1y respect,
that the adrertjscr, 1ch0
has the 0dr0HtaGo Of
ereyy-day experience in
u retail store, fHds Il
6y0tciH6 demand, not for
cheap BOOTS, butfor GOOD
Books cheap. With Il
iew to supplying this
dcHlaRd orr buyer has
bought LARGELY Of such
Books as are b0lmd to
sell at prices mentioned.
Bear ia mind tina, each book ia guaranteed to
be perfect 10 every respect by Us ana tAo PUB
LETTERS.
Diclenss Complete Works, Il yolu7e7..-si 80
A.. a.. p Id
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
TrF RICHMOND DTspATCH-TUEsDAY. NOVEMBER 10 1888
Fresh and Desirable

arc terms applicable 10 the CLoAKs, jackets
and MoDJEsKAs OF LEVY Sc DAvis's. Select
your winter wrapping from the largest ana
haudsone.t assortment OF cloaks ever brought
to this city and you will DO moro than pioaSeu'
besides making quito save on the garment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

CtRAND TOURNAMENT.-FKI-
VI DAY, Novomuer 1G,h. has been decided
upcn as no lay for tho GKAND fObhNANkNI
ON the raco-tiarE ut mo posicon-.frolnds 4
triritoI aud exciting contest is c1pectct RIDING
~ tcrin promptly at . H.. "A. Forty knights are
oxu.ctsd TO contest FOR tho LUors hud a very
handsome prize. After me riding % coronation
BAH will be- riyon. 90 which none bIt the knights
and Choir laiice or tnoso inuted oy them Nid DO
admitted Tho knirlf-' On rance fee VIII l0 81.
For further inform suon SEQ Citaer of tno iOl-
lowing mc.abcrs o. TIC committee:
Be- +. NORRIS,
Cl2 north Seventh stroNt. ci'yD
=. II. rAEKltu.
(MancIfst.rO
ii. L. WATKINS,
Chesapeake and ONO Freight Omcol
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EnUCATInNAL

MISS BLAIR WILL RESUME HER
vi SHAKESPEARE CLASS WEDNESDAY,
November Il, 1855. The saloon parlor 30l essl
Nam has been secured for the sessi0n. For
further particulars apply al si2 east Leigh.
&c l0,l7.2f.G1, No, l0,l3,l4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
NllucR

Tho parties to the above sat, ana all creditors
o. Aylstt K. WOodsOD, deceased, ART hereby 100
tined th1i have nxed on lny Ofice, over the
ire place. ana Dscemper ! lSsc, ~ = ocilsk ~.
as tho slfgo Tor executing the in4airiue and
taking the accounts directed b. ITO decree. ffum
whica tao foregoing Is an oXtrsek he decruo
provides has the publication o. this order shalt
% eQulya enl 20 par0nAl service on all tne
parties Given up1er my hsad thbs g9th day u
October. lSsA v n. SIk0kR
commi.sonar n ChAacery.
o. a-ru<s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

DUTNANS NEW THEATRE
b CONQUE. Franklin stree. between Ihir-
toeuth and Fourteenth etrcct@. TONIGHT
tho wonderful Biorst twins. Professor Ham
luond, Charles Morris. aud ihs Champion
Pedestal CLOG. Somcr-auits from a pedestal
scyrn fecthigh Female instrol Troupe Ten
Boauuful Chorus Girls. u0ll-2t'
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lf.somc TeIrLr Assoc1lrrov,l

GRkFD MARSHAL g OFffCR. !
Aids % Grand Marshal: Lewis ID. Crtnshaw,
Jr, Preston Bolyin, a. W. CARRIER, w. n. Curtis,
Henry s. luther, Benjamin a. August, aud II.
Is. Inan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

Without on equal IL Salvation on. The
greatest cure on earth for pain. Price IS
capfs-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
VMPEOVING JAMES RIVER,
A. VIRGINIA.
PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING sTEARSss
DYKE CUT.
UNITED SrArF8 fsCiNErRfs OPFIcK,)
4Jt Assr fAls -TEEgT.

RlCIMosD, h., o. tofer 81, Isss.
PROPOSALS TOh DREDGING GRAVEL, Dis
l<ilfRAIED b On, HAD SOLID ROCK from
tho chauutl OF JHTaos river ueTr hichmgni, Va,
WIZ bl received 4nul NtON Of Dix EdDEK ~,
1894 au1 thcu opeuei. Tue attention n bidders
o. lufDcI o. tho Acis u Congress approved Feb
ruaIy 49, ls.5, AID February b. 4e>1. Volume -
ptge 80. eni Volume o. page AZ. Statutes ~
! arye. Aba necessary information ctn 10 hal IN
application ~ Ar. q. j. J.. BUEGNYN, 9Jo4
east Naiu street.. Richmond, Va.
WILLIAM r. CRAiGHILL,
Colonel of Engineers, L.. >. A.
~ IN Il q 10 n.n1
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
MFErINaiG.

HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND
III LIGHT INFANTRY BLUES AsoOClA-
1ION, WCNOsD. Va, November l3, lso'.-A
quarterly meeting Of tho Association viii be- held
a. the hrmory OF The company. EisYonth street,
THIS FNiNING ~ $50 O'Clock.
BY order Of Is 81. RICHARpS0N, President.
j.. HILL MONTAGUE.
no l3-it' Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
BRIEF COMMEYr.

What about the theory that the White
chanel fiend Is q woman?
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TESylssss NpL4so RlnwA7 corvY}

= NNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
"A HOLDERS.
As provided by Tire by-iaws ~ the company.
tho annual meeting OF no stOrShollcrs al no
Tennessee Midland Railway Como0ly Tor no
election of directors and tle transaction ot such
ofhcr husine-3 as may come before is wiii bo
holl AZ NE onIce " ne company in tho cry 90
Memphis. Tenn, at IL o'clock ID. on MauNts-
DAl, December eth. Tho STOCK book viii close
on November 0llb AMI IcoDel on December 6lh.
ROBERT l. TkAtLOR,
no f-tDc5 Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

RICHMOND, Va, November ., 1s-2
TTHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
Z ING or TIE WARM SPRINGS COMPANY
viii ho held no the Ciuzeus Ia X, KIchWond,
Va, ON MONDAY, Noyemner l9 l'ss. 90 II
o'clock A. 81. q. T. '. DANIEL,
uo&lN Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
ElNeDeDsia


Makes many Ives miserable, and often leads 70
self destruction. Distress after eating sex he'd-
ache, heartburn. sour stomach, mouta. ocprs5-
sion, etc, arc caused by tLis very common and
Increasing disease. Hoods sarsararila tones Che
stomach, creates an appetite. promotes healthy
digestion, IcilcyeH sick headache, clears tho
mind, and cu1os tho most obstinate cases Of dys-
repsia. Read tho following;
Il have been troubled with dyspepsia. had
butHiuo appetite, and what 1 did cat distressed
nc,ord did me little good IN au hour after cl.rs
] would experience falntncsl or tred. allsono
feeling, as though had not eaten anything.
Hoods Sarsap1r.la did ire an Immense amount
Of good. 1t gave me an appetite. and my food
reiishcd and satisfied the craving had previously
experienced. ltrolieyoi me Of That faint, tirgd,
az gone feeling. Ihave fe,tso much better since
! took Hoods sarsopar.ia, that 1 am happy 20
recommend IT," &. 4. PAGE, WATERFOWL, Mass
NIB. BE sure 10 get only
Hoods SaTSapariIsa
soldbyauduggis,s. fr siEfors5. Preparcdoaly
byC.LHOOD d CO.. Apo-nocalles, Lowell Mass.
100 Poses Ono DOliaf
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DRESS GOODS,

DRESS GOODS,
such a. SILKS, SATIN LUXOR and SATIN
ROYAL. PLAfDs, BROAD OR HABIT CLOTHS
EMPRESS CLOTHS, TRIC0Ts, oNEKO CLOTH
FoULR, and lots Of other desirable and stylish
dress goods at the very lowest prices
We call attention to the ALL-WooL sHAWLs
nj 5Oc apiece;
BUFFET sCARFs at &c. 5so.. and CO.,:
ALL-WOOL DOUBLE-WIDTHC CHECK sUlIlNH
at 35c worth 50c.;
RAINBOW RIBBONS at35c yard:
LADIES' Isle HOSE, very stylish. at 5Oc' a
pair well worth q.
COMFORTABLES and BLANKETS In I'M
menso assortment and at prizes that place good
goods within every on0's means
PLUSH ORNAMENTS from -. NJ.
INFANT g PLUSH aud ElDERDOWNCLO
INFANTS LONG aud SHORT CASHMERE
CLOAKs.
INFANTS PLUSH and CASHMERE CAPS.
TOBOGGAN HOODS, JOCKEY GAPS,
BOOTREs. LEGGlNGS. end o,hcr scsscnable
Grticles-ail very cheap.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS FOR
- CONVICT LABOR

n7o4 NOVhnBlk ~, 1888, Tor no LEASE OF
YuE CONVICT LABOR ~ TUE PENlTEN-
IIARI Al fkASKfOkr, KY, 20 DO used With
in the walls. from aud after April !. 1859. Tor auy
Term OF years NOT loss than one nor more than
ten. Bids shall specify mo price proposed 70 %
glil for be lg1or in gross per hunum. and shall
be- ac ompanied bya bond. With suretles Who
shall b. worth In thu aggregate an an cunt dou-
BE mat % me proposed contract pr O. 10 tho
satisfaction OF tho commissioners that the bid
ders viii comply with tho terms thereof
Tue Commissioners OF TIE elnkiux Fund To-
serve the right o. reject aay or all bids.
no a,'s OF the Legislature governing the en-
plOymeut OF convict labor. aud all details con-
nocfed thsTeWith. can DO hal upon application
20 inc warden or 70 any commissioner u tho
sinking Fund =. Is. BUCkSER,
Governor and Chairman u Board.
&C 3-Tu&ThtNOl5
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RICHMOND AND PErvReBUEG RAILROAD COL
OFFICE or SECRETRRY, =

OFFICE or SECRETARY,
RIcHN0Sp, November o, 1879.
VHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
= RICHMOND AMI PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD COMPANY Will be- he'd on MONDAY tho
1911 OF November instant, - l2 o'clock 81, "a. the
Office o. the company ia his city.
N. W. HARRINGTON,
no IT'D Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

bl'hAoHb, -'ofttib-i - i''''
N1UE ANNUAL MEElING or THE
Z PETERSBURG RAILROAD COMPANY win
De held on MONDAY tho lgth % Nofcmcer in-
slant, NJ Al Ocs a. NJ, at tho B.td-cIeot
Union Depot Richmond.
by orlcr OF TIE Board Of Diro tor.
N. ". HARRINGTON.
40 q - Ncrrafarv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

4 NNUAL MEErING.-THE AN
= a NUAL meeting OF mo stockho.aera Of the
UCHMOND. FREpflNCh no AND F'4O-
MAO RAILROAD COMPANY viii takc plucs on
WEDNESDAY the 2ist Of November. -s 81 -
NJ, a. tho once " tho COMPANY, 20 tho city OF
Richmond. ). y. WINSTON.
uof-d Secretary.
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Al MEETING OF THE

GENERAL MEETING OF THE
N STOCKHOLDERS Oh TnR CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO RAILWAY CJNpANY.-A gcn,rh
mscuug Of th9 STOCKHOLDERS OF. THE
CHEs tPRAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COMPA-
ny will he held az ~ on 'e Ga tho city ~ Rich
moui On NOVEMBER %. 1883, % - q clock noon,
for the purpose u taking action ulOn such mat
ters az may be brought before IL
By order Of tie Is arl o. Dire tore.
VI. T. INGALLS,, President
RICHMOND. Va, OstoDer -. is3N &c 25-I
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nI.solrr,oss 4 rAnrN.n,m.rs
lIcuNoND. Va, November 30, lss2
COMPREHENSIVE.

havo mia doy admitted WILLIAM JgNRiNq,
JR.. t1 au interest in my WHOLESALE FEt lp
ANnpLOIl t., COMMISSION Bi ~INL>S. which
Eil he rlaltcrctrri.l ou under 'ho 1rnI-namo
90 WILLIAM JENhtN~ & son az tho o.I stand.
30. lll. cast Main street.
WILLIAM JENKINS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

TFFFERSON-WABD TARIFF CLUB
% vii meet TONIGHT At its ciub-rcom, 40.
l4H east Main street, as O'Clock or business OF
Importance. Every member Is re1ue-ioi % 10
present Members or Mnrshhll-N ara iaru
Club arc invited g. meet with U.s.
81 order oil tno President no 1917
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13

900 BARRELS FLOUR; 100 BAR
sDNJO kEfs WHI~KEY .CATAWBA, FORT,
aud sHsRtf WINES: FRENCH BGANDlES.
GIt, COFFEE. TEA, SUGARS, SOAP. CAN
DIES. BACON. LARD, with various other arti-
clos, for sac 0y JOHN N. HlGGtS,
franklin street near tho Oh Market
Established A. u. 1910 o. 2l-Im
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
GRAND COHNASDgRY or VIRGIS1Al
GRAND NrCOEpFRs OFFICE, =

GRAND GrCOEDERs OFFICE,
RlCEHOHD, Va, November O. I'N
V1HE ANNUAL CONCLAYE ~
I or THE GRAND COaMANDERY ~
or KNIGulST ENPLAR VIRGINIA u
VIII be held iu sL Adams iiallon 1UES-/ y
DAY, November 10. Ia, rt u O'Clock A. NJ.
WILLIAM B. G~AAcS.
no SD Grand Recorder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-13
R1cuyoyD AID CHEsArEAEs RAuEoAD)

RcawoxD Va. November 10, lsSa
WE, THE UNDE RSIG \ ED
" STOCKHOLDERS Of the RICHMOND
AND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD CONPAN1.
holding more than ono tenth ~ lhs capital stock
OF tho sad company, DO hereby e. al AL aiyournei
meeting OF tho stockholders ~ tho raii COM
rnny 10 be held nt the o1ice Of tho company. No.
1898 east Main street, Richmond, Va, on FIJI
DAY, November 10. lSSs, al o'-iock =. ".
s. q. TINSLET,
w. L.. JOHNSTON,
% 400 FnETEfHO
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-01-29
THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, JANUARY %. 1888.

Generally, perhaps. But you recollect
what happened last summer in Washing
ton"
1.-THE assassination of Garfield. True.
But Garfield was the President of the Uni
ted States, and we do not know what po-
litical notions may have been behind that
act"
Politics makes fools Of men, but religion
is more likely to drive them crazy the
other returned, land then they become pos
SEES ed with the idea that it is their sacred
mission to remove some conspicuous figure,
be he President of the United States, or its
leading capitalist. 1t would be difficult for
an unbalanced mind to persuade itself that
these were all the reasons in the decalogue
for killing Goldng-that he was traitor to
his country, the corrupter of public mo-
raity the oppressor of the fatherless and the
widow. anti-christ, Lucifer, and all the rest
of it, This is all he needs for a motive As
to his giving his intended victim warning
of what TO expect, that may be unwise, but
it doesn't seem to me, under the circum-
stances, unnatural He wishes To define his
position as a God-inspired avenger of in
EQUITY. He desires to kill the body but not
the soul; he will give his victim opportunity
to say his PRAYERS and make his will or, on
the other hand, if he is animated by a per-
sOnal hatred, and is not satisfied to inhict
the momentary agony of the death-blow,
what more effective torment can he devise
than that of suspense-the Sword of
Damoclesl However, you shall Judge for
yourself"
With these words Mr. Owens turned the
key in the lock of the inlaid table, and
opened the drawer
ITO BE CONTINUED.