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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08
TORONTO GOT THE saUIRKELs.
Richmond Ceuid Not supply Them,
hut Memphis Did.

Some months ago the Mayor OF Toronto,
Canada, wrote two letters 10 Mayor Caring
ton, Of this city, making inquiry about the
SQUIRRELS on the Capitol Square here, how
they were cared for. &c, and expressed a
desire 10 obtain few for some palk ia that
eitv, These letters were published In the
Dispatch, and Mr.. r. W. Aston, native OF
Toronto, but at present resident OF Rich
mond, was one among the Thousands who
read them and became interested In the mit-
ter. He wrote 10 Mayor Clarke telling him
that the number OF squirrel. here had been
Kept small by the depredations OF dogs and
other destroyers. and knowing that they
were abundant in Memphis, Tenn, suggest
ed that he write 10 Judge Hadden, an ac-
quaintance OF bis (AstOn's) in that city, who
he felt sure would lend assistance to the un-
dertaking.
As a result Of this letter Toronto has aC-
Guired few OF tue squirrel kind, and Nr.
Aston bss Just received the following letter
acknowledging his kindness in the matter
THE GEOLOGICAL AND AccfIMATIziTIoS)
SOCIETY or ONTARIO.
TORONTO, May 3, 1883.
T. ". Aston, Esq.:
Dear Slr,-Accept my thanks for yoIn
Kind and instructive letter OF April 20th to
our mavor (Mr. +. f. Clarke in reference TO
the squirrels.
took the liberty Of writing Judge Had
den, as you suggested. and take pleasure in
saving received prompt reply, and on Sat
urday last a family Of five arrived as pres
ent 10 our city.
/ congratulate you on being Toronto
born, and can assure you II you have not
seen your birthplace for any length OF time
will be surprised at It's growth and pros
perity. Thanking you again for your kind
letter and the pleasure OF call when YOU
visit here, am yours very truly.
II. PIPER, AID.
To explain. l wrote In reference to spur
rels for our Mayor at his request.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08

This lodge and invited guests. including
a number Of ladies'. bad delightful picnic
at Renders farm Yesterday.
The beautiful grounds Of the " English
farm" being re3ched in wagons aud omn-
buses the company entered into the enjoy
ments OF the day. BOat-races, h2'e-bill,
running-races, sack.races, wbeelbarrow-
races followed in quick succession. inter-
sperscd with the gliding waltz, the polka,
the lancers, and ali the fashionable dances.
A "cause celebrGr was 10 have been
tried, but the quashing OF the indictment
left for the time being prominent aud be-
loved citizen scott free.
This picnic vas remarkable for the per-
feciion Of the arrangements whereby the
inner man was to be cODsOled, and the bill Of
fare for excellence was only cqualied by
the programme Of amusements, which pro.
y.ded fun for every bods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08
-, I.nu.a rsureh E.eur.lon.

under The suspices OF the ladies' OF st.
Johns Episcopal church. was conducted
with Characteristic success. Eight coaches
conveyed several hundred people - the
banks OF the York river, where . day OF
such pleasures and amusements Is are pecl-
liar TO PIE mics was spent. The ladies were
very attentive to the comfort Of their pa
trons, and the party returned 10 the city In
the evening well pleased with their uip
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08

At stated eonyocation Of Richmond Roysl
Arch Chapter, No. 3, held last evening, the
following officers were elected for the ensu-
Ing year and duly installed: :. NJ. Williams,
most excellent hixh priest; L. Whtlock. ex'
ceIieut king; O. Norris Shumsn, excellent
scribe; Most Excellent W. Hall Crew, trta'
sures; George \. ksesee, secretary.
The council then made the following sp-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08
HustIngs Court. Yesterday

James Olrige, housebreaking and larceny,
was found guilty OF petit larceny and sent 10
Jail for fifteen days.
Washington Bailey. assaulting and beating
John Thomas. Fined 50 with thirty days in
jail.
Nicholas Booker. notorious chcSen-thiei,
was charged with six different cases OF
chicken-slealing. lie pleaded guilty in two
cases and was given six months 10 Jail In each
case. The other four cases were nolle prose
qgied.
May Atkins, charged with kidnapping q
child. 4 nOus prOSequi was entered.
Horace Smith (coIored). assaulung and
beating his wife. He pleaded guilty and
was fned one cent and one day In jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08
p,nn,ne 20 the New Reservoir.

The electric company are now running a
number Of their cars to the New reservoir.
They do not vet 90 to the comnany's sheds,
which are few hundred yards south OF the
reservoir. but stop a, the southeast corner OF
the reservoir.grounds. The company only
has thirty cars, and about twenty-six Of these
are kept running regularly. Others have
been ordered aud will soon be here.
Now that the weather Is warm people
floek to this cool resort out OF the heat.
hustle, aud confusion OF the busy city, aud
both the electric cars and the City Railway
lines dummy carry large crowds from 4 F..
n. until midnight. The electric line will
give much better service when IT. double
track to the reservoir IS laid. IL is an abso-
lute necessity
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08
Postal Agencies In Riehmond.

Postmaster Culiingworth Yesterday re-
ceiyed letter from the PostOfice Depart
ment at Washington designating The follow.
ing places In this city as branch agencies OF
the p0stotIiee for the sale Of stamps, stamped
envelopes, and postal cards: W. +. Farrar,
druggist, 2Gls Lester street; A. A. scott,
druggist, 2l20 east Broad street; william r..
Richardson, druggist, 601 north seventeenth
street; w. II. Nelson a Co., druggists, 900
east Leigh street; Andrew Pizzini. 100 east
Broad street. aud II. G.. FOrstmaun, drug
gist, 6l9 west Main street. These gentie'
men are regularly appointed by toe Govern,
ment and the public will at all times nnd
stamps, &c., at the aboye-named places.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08
GnniaIn EIcrfed.

A meeting OF Company d COld Dominion
Guard. First Virginia regiment, was held In
their room IN the ArmOry last night 10 elect
a captain. Thiriy-iour members we're pres
ent, and Captain Bossieux. OF the GFays, oc-
cupied the chair. First. Lieutenant Cabell
Davis was unanimously elected captain. and
the command next proceeded % the election
Of Mr.. Dayis's successor. For the position
Priyaies Joseph OppeDhlmer, LOckeii, aBi
simmons were nominated. Five ballots
we're taken, eseh resulting: OpDenbimer,
%: LOckeit, @; simmons. ?. The vote re-
quired TO elect was twenty'six. The eom'
plny. after voting until after 10 O'Clock,
postponed the election until The night OF the
glst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08
OLD nnminInn CIub.

At q meeting OF the Old Dominion Club
OF jefferson Ward the following members
were elected as delegates 10 the Convention
Of the National League Of Democratic Clubs
TO be held In Baltimore July 4, 1888:
James l.. Boito, Abraham Cohn, Il. Friseh-
korn, b. T. Crump, W. T. Holdsworth. j.
Z. Bikins, r. b. Goodman, Captain Her.
man Paul, and John NJ. Higgins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08

Our TX position.
The following shows that the good work
> .dvarttsintt nur efty Oop- steadily on

The following shows that The good work
OF advertising our city goes steadily on:
CHAMBER % CoNNEECE 0F TIE
STATE OF NEW YORK,
FOrSDED A. ID. 1858.
NEW YORK, June I, 1883.
Hr. Gsorqs 4. Ainsiie, PresidsRt chamber
of Commerce, Rschm0nd. Va:
Dear Sr,-Your postal Of the 2Sth ullimo
and pack age Of pamphlets In reference 70 the
James river az DstiOnsl waterway and
prospectus Of the exhibition to be held In
Richmond In October next have been re-
ceiyed. | will with pleasure place these docu.
ments in the bands Of such OF the members
Of the Chamber who nay be interested In
these questions. Yours truly,
GEORGE ". WILSON, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08

poIntments: Most Excellent W. NJ. VIII
liams, captain OF the host; Alexander w.
Pearce, principal soiourner; Joseph w.
Carter, royal arch captain; +. f. Bengal,
master OF the third vail; j. n. Limkin, mas
ter OF the second vail; G. J. Billups, master
OF the FIRST vail; Most Excellent ii. +. W.
Southern. chaplain; w. f. johnson, stew
ard aud ianitor; Most Excellent B. +. How
ard. NJ. Loterzo, and II. I. East, stewards
committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08
Prnmnt settlement.

Regent Charles IL. Page. Treasurer G. B.
subIett, and Secretary !. Loyenstetn. OF NC
Carthy Council, Roysl Arcanun, have paid
over 10 Mrs Louisa Angel $4,000 In cash,
the amount Of benefits due her on the death
OF her husband, j. e. Angel. Payment sas
made within thirty-three days after his
death, and eight DAYS after notice OF same
uas senf 10 the Supreme Council.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08
| pripate. Henrr Burkert. Robert n. Brown,

Privates: Henry Burkert. Robert Il. Brown,
ZephanIah @. LamkIp, John w. Curle, Il.
X. Robinson, John OgilyIe, J. I. Enright,
John s. Talman, James II. Kerse, Z. Vest,
V. Pendieton. and l.. ID. Saunders.
Second Dstrict-Captain, j. y. Angle ;
Sergeant, Junius A. Cosby. Privates: T.
A. Allen, b. VI. Angle. Il. T.. Polteaux, {.
II. Sweeney, George I. Maitern, John W.
Ralston, Johnson J. Walton, W. A. Shields,
and Charles III. Talley.
Third District-Sergeant, w. L. Thomas.
PrIvates: Charles Clinely. NJ. b. Sutton,
J. F. Boschen, John A. Pfiddy, and B. A.
Pillow.
These are elected for three years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08
Drink Mslta

II the food Is not properly digssssd Is becomes
corrupt, and poisons the system Il 10 intended 70
nourish. This u Indigestion.
my wife has suffered fer many years win In
digestion. After trying everything else reoom-
mended. she tried simmons Liver Regulator.
In three days after taking IA sceoriirg 10 diree-
tons she was ia perfec, heath, shs does nos
suffer al ell and can eat anything she usnts
without any Of her previous symptoms.'
W. {. sUBxas. BssGhridge. Gs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08
wlII sell ne.ersea seals.

The Richmond Mozart Association has de-
cided TO sell reserved seats for the opera
"Chimes OF Normandy which viii be given
at the Academy next Tuesday night by the
Norfolk amateurs. The box,sheet opens to-
morrow morning at Q O'Clock at NJ. b. ha-
mos 4 Co.'s store, on Main street near
Ninth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08

Exquisite. Frcemau's "lIiasatha" Per-
fumc sHcetls cllngirs, Frceman's "lltI-
waths" ilandherchiet EXlracl; elegance IN
perfume. Frcemlu', Eiswaiha'; entirely
new. Froemsn's Handkerchief ENtract-
"IIiawa'ha" fashionable perfume, Fret-
p,an'a ., IIiary.tIsN -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08

A colored girl named Lucy u Branch,
about seventeen years old, At 1888 Moore
street, had fit about s O'clock lat nighi.
During TIE it she stranged 10 death. The
body was turned over TO the Coroner, who
deemed an inquest unnecessary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08
|. Rose & Son S

buyer for the Dry Goods and Notion and De-
partmont leaves for New York to-day, and 10
make room for the great quantity OF New Goods
which he will buy We will offer 70 the trade for
Thursday and Friday the following low prices:
4o, SIX Miits only lic.;
25c Lisle Gloves only &C.;
ac Bsir-BTushes only l2c.;
75c Sis FichUs only l5c.-coiors, black ana
cream:
b0c Leather belts only Sc;
10. Dress Buttons only lc. a dozen;
Star Trimming, &c. bunch;
shelving Ol-Cloth. So yard;
lOc. Pearl shirt Buttons only 6. dozen:
BOYS &c. Linen Wide SAILOR Collars only sci
tNc Lace Cans slightly sOiled. only &C.;
sOc Shirt Waists TOR BOys only lSc.
eso Neckties FOR Gentlemen only l4c
CSC silk Windsor Ties for Boys only l|c.;
Hamburg Pillow Case aad other laces worth Sc
only ic.;
y ShO@-Stfiugs for &c.;
Bang Nets only lc
Darptnr Cotton red only bunches tor ic
Children'B Solid Col0Ted Hose al &c worm lOc- !;
Rice Buttons. dozen for 5c worth &c. a dozen; ;
Regular Made 25c. Chldrens Hose, llc;
Iaslirsi Soc uand-SAtchels only lie;
IS, Genuine turkey ked Taoie-Coyers only &c !;
Centlemens White Piquv >ufng Ties only lc /;
Gilt Edge French Dressing Tor Shoes enS fc;
ShAwls al &C.;
Hercules Braid, inch wide, only SC. yard
trimming store price. &c;
A bottle OF good Cologne Ia very pretty box
only Sc. worth aDc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08
--~ss=-sas'~1----
PoIieemen Reelected.

The Board OF Police Commissioner
Acting Mayor Bass. chairman pro tem.-
held a meeting yesterday ailernooo In the
Office OF Chiei.of. Police Poe and reelected
the following members OF The city police
force, whose terms OF ONCE expire on the
30.h Of this month:
First Dntrics-- Sergeant. d. II. Howard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08
Property Transfers.

Richmond: q. j. Hooper. special commis-
sloner, to Thomas y. kendlcr, 81 feet on
China street near Pine. sl,sS0.S s.: Charles
\. Lohnert 70 Catherine RaGo. e feet on
Main street near rseuty-thlrd. g GOO;
Charles T.. Wngo and wife 10 william W.
Lefew, I70 7-i2 feet on cary street, corner
Plum, 2jg.O.l2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08
UsE aEyrs.

AsUsEuEyTs.
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
OPERA "cHIMEs OF NORMANDY"
MATINEE TUESDAY, JUNE 18TH. Ar2P.M
NORFOLK AMATEUR OPERA COMPANY,
under ths management Of
MRS. JAMES y. LEIGH,
for the benent Of tho
LADIES MEMORIAL SOCIETY OF NORFOLK
"Swcct charity's sake"
Pull chorus of Norfolk ladies and gentlemen
assisted by 8essrs. MONTGOMERY, THOMAS
and DREW, Of New lors.
PROFESSOR NEWTON flfZ. Musical Director
cormaine-Ni.s Ethel Neely.
Scrpoie .te-Miss Josie Turner.
Henri, Marquis ic COrneycile-Nr. Nontgome-
ry, of New ) 1rk.
Gremcheux Emmett Drew, Of New York
Ga-parl-Mr W. \. qOwer.
BAili-Nr. James Piorco.
Notary Mr.. James Duncan.
Rcgistrar-Mr. n. Old.
AsssssOr-Mr. !. whitehead.
Gcrfrude-Niss DcZendOrf.
Suaanuc-Miss fannie Leigh.
Nnrioft0-Nis4 Nellie Allen.
Jeanno-Miss Lily Leigh.
Mr.. win Thomas, Of Now York, Stage Manager
CnoRUs: Miss Hemingway, Mrs. Joe Alien
Misses sophie Pickett Nellie Allen, Bette Reid
Hattie Reid. Lizzie Moore, Lizzie Nicely. Alice
KecchinR ueF0rd. Helen Rogers. Fannie Rogers
Messrs. George Dawes, Barry Frank Grandy'
Joe Alien. Howard shields. W. derndon. Law
renee 3D. Baker Frank Taylor, john Red, VIII
De- Young. Vert Paul, r Reid, +. II. smith, De.
Ford. CoTprew, John Pickett, George Dey, ana
John Whitehead.
Admission So. No reserved seats. To avoid
the rlsh a. the door tckets can BE- procured aitei
10 A. ". Saturday at N. B. Ramos Cos. music
et0ro, qO3 east Main street jebIt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08
q C.uYr-Door Wnnge. nna Coo

Forty per cent. saved M Roasting and
Broilng. send for circulars.
JoHN BowfEs , Governor street,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08

your tickets for the filuo. AMI call for moro.
Eyerv g iO cash fought a. lf cis's you chance
free. Shoes, tics. Iruntv, au1 ~stinri- heap a.
SrtacE ltRiE g Co b,
Tho Shoe aui irUk tsuse.
sIr e4-t BroIi street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08
x,l,o for The ner-ss

All persons sfilcsei with Dyspepsia. plarskrA.
Cole. aud lndigcsgiou. win fnd immediate re-
lief by using Asoosruxs BIrrKss. Tho oaiy
geauiae is manufactured By Dr. J. @. b srssasr
A SOMA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08

Mr. u. A. Langhorne, who for the past
five years has held the position OF second
clerk In the City Auditors office. died yes
terday morning at the Red Sulphur Springs,
in Mouroe county, w. Va Deceased was
about thlrty-eigbt years old and unmarried.
He bad beeu ln III health for long time.
His remains will be taken 10 Lynchburg for
interment. His father was In his day
prominent citizen o' that place, ana deceased,
who was himself a native OF the HUI CITY,
has three sisters and two brothers stlll living
there. hr. Langhorne was faithful In the
discharge OF MS duties, and was universally
esteemed.
A meeting OF the city officials aud the
clerks In the City-Hall Offices viii be held IN
the Council chamber this afternoon a. 0
oielnck 10 take snIfable action.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08

All work iptrus,ed to ne Dispatch yeb-PrnA
,rs House prompuy exscated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08
President cleveland.

Send 81 cents for magnificent nr" portrait,
from lstcst approved photographs exact NJ
production; lGX23. Golden harvest FOR
sgent.. Large commissions. TnE HACK
LHHoCr,rWc CoWPANY. publishers, 10, 81,
and 50 Laflycttc Place. New Ioik.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08
Pd5dSOIS.

We have few left OF that cheap lot Of CREAM
LACECOyERRD PARASOLS valued al We
will cell them at t2-just half price. Elegant
assortment Of Parasols at very attractive prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08
PROGRAMME ::


I. Concentration March T.. H. Rollinson-
9. Medley of Gospel Hymns-brighuy CLEANS
Our Banner Beautiful valley Of Eden. The
Home over There. Pass Ne Not, Ono Sweetly
solemn Thought, and Triumph By-and-By
g Tho Haendlr Largo. Arranged by Mr. dunlap.
4 Hculcl-sohn's Songs. Selection.
r S.hutsrt : ~orenede. Arranged by ID. Muller.
g. Amerra-Oycrture On National AIRS Ar
ranged by Tueo. Moses.
= Gospel Hymus-Refuge. To tho Work, Yield
NoI 20 Tenn piauon, Tell Ne the Old Story,
Wtat Friend We Have In Jesus, aud
Wllter Than snow. Ie S-f6SuN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08
THE LOCALoPTION CONTEST.
signatures Beisg Gotten TO Petition
for an Election.

At a meeting Of temperance advocates held
at McDonough's Hall last Saturday night
resolution was adopted and published in
SUNDAYS Dispatch declaring 1t 10 be eXpe-
dent to petition the Judge OF the Hastings
Court to order an election on the question
Of licensing the sale Of liquor. II was also
decided to prepare a petition at once and 70
have It circulated for signatures. The petl-
tion has been prepared, and copies OF IL are
now being circulated by forty friends Of the
cause.
Another meeting will be held at Nc
DonOugh's Hall tomorrow night at O'Clock,
when these canvassers will make their re-
ports. Mr.. George ". HawXhurst. grand
secretary OF the Good Templars in the state,
when asked Yesterday afternoon how the
canvass was proceeding. replied that things
were encouraging and the outlook bright.
Mr. Hawxhurst is the leading spirit in this
movement and presided at saturday nights
conference.
Following is a copy Of the petition:
RICHMOND. VA, June I, 1883
"Hon. Thomas G. Atkins. Judge Hastings Court
City Of Richmond:
1--WE, the undersigned, being duly qualified
voters Of tho city OF Richmond. Va, respectfully
petition that you will, In accordance with an act
Of the General Assembly of Virginia entitled
IAN at 70 provide for SUD hitting the question ot
liquor liceuse 10 the qualified voters OF the seye-
mi counties. corporations. and maglsteria dis
tricts,' approved FeUruary ~. 1885, issue a pro
per writ ordering an election 10 be held In said
city on the question Of Liquor License or NO
Liquor iicense'
name OF voter street aud number, witness 10
signature when voter cannot wriiel, ward"
The law requires that these petitions shall
be signed by at least one fourth Of the num-
her OF voters rs east their ballots at the pre-
ylous fall election. Last November 1867
votes were polled In this city in the legisla-
tive election. This Will, therefore, make 1t
necessary that 3,4l6 signatures shall be at
tached before these petitions can be con-
sidered. Judge Atkins will then have au-
thorlty to issue call for a special election,
not to be held within thirty days OF the time
It il ordered nor within thirty days Of any
other election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08
Baby Carriages,

while always in season sull have ther season to
60 out Of season. Hence We have gone through
and marked down the stock so as 10 show an en-
tirely fresh assortment next year.
We sell real good Carriage atf7;
Our S14 Carriage is the regular S2l % article. At
the Tow prices we have made on them our
Carriages must move rapidly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08
REDUCTIONS.

New shades Cashmeres reduced from 30 to 4oc. a
yard;
New shades Henrietta Cloth-were cheap at
Gic.-now reduced 10 Soc;
SILK Finish Henrietta Cloth reduced from 20 TO
nc. yard;
serges, new shades. reduced from 60 TO 45c.
yard:
Better value serges reduced from IS TO 6Oc. a
yard;
Evening shades in Cashmere and Albatross
We show lovely assortment Of Imported
French Chalis
Forty-two-nch Nun's-veiling, in Green, Olive,
and Garnet, reduced from 60 TO 40c.
Our outirc stock Of Wool Dress Goods marked
down 70 close them out
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08
DICUMOND MOZART ASSOCIA-

ID JCHMOND MOLAKI ASSOtlA-
II IION-The next MUSICALE will axe
place MONDAY EVENING, June lith, at SO
o'clock.
0PfRA-" CHIMES OF NORMANDY ~ by
The korfok Amateurs, under the management
a. Mrs Jane, y. Leigh.
In consequence - this eXtraorGinAry aitrac-
ton reserved seats will be sold Oh this occasion.
EoK-sheet opeus ~ NJ. b. Ramos q CO.'S music
store on SATURDAY MObNING at O'Clock
10 N-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08

Jos rsrrma neatly szseassa - Ne pspslH
Printing House
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08
WORKING PEOPLE

are often in that most vretched state %
being, really too sicg 10 wors, but 10 situ-
ated that hoy cannot afford ~ lose tho
time Il requires tO iake medlciDe and get
welt Ioss OF time means loss of money.
Medicine Is needed N invisoreie, reg1-
late, and t0uo the system. But many
medicines maze hslf-slek people wholly
sick and lime ana money are lost In get
ting we'll after taking them.
The liver Is the cause OF nearly oil
bodily ailments. such as
DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, HEADACHE.
SOUR STOMACH, BiLlousSEss.
coLIC, Low SPIRITS, KIDNEY AFFECTIONS,
aad q medicine ike simmons Liver
Regulator that VIII remove aud euro
these ossorders without causing l0ss Of
time, and strengthen and build up te
WORKOUT body even while tho psFron Il
al work, is csr,ainlY boom 70 working
people.
Rev. X. q. wIpEx. Princeton. n. j.. says: 'f
fipd nothing helps 80 much 70 keep mo IN WORK
lng condition as simmons liver Regulator"
Exsmne 70 see mat you get the genuine. Dis
tinxuishet from all frauds and limitations oy oar
rcd Z trade mark on front Il wrapper, and on
Co iss-vssa,w&v
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08
Lace Clrt0in Stretcher.

We beg leave 20 call your attention to this
GREAT IMPROVEMENT for doing up Lace Cur
tains. One person can do up four or Ave Cur
tains in one hour. Set up In the yard or house
10 dry. curtains appear like new, arc evenly
stretched. and free from peaks and points
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08
Trunks.

our stock OF TRUNKS and BAGS is very COM
plete. Tho assortment comprises Grips, Glad
stones, Tourist. and other Bags Trunk and
shawl Straps in good styles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-08

This popular article of dress for young men
We have Ia superb assortment, both as 10 color
ings aud styles Don't fail 10 look through our
line.
Gentlemen's White Dress Shirt at 69c. an
elegant article worth ti
A nice assortment Of Gloria Umbrelas-an
prices;
Gentlemon's Gauze Undershirts rs low as 25c.;
Gtntlemons Balorggan Underwear;
Gentiemen's Hosiery, Collars, Ties, Bows, Hand
kerchiefs &C.;
Gentlomene Night shirts at &C., formerly sold
ats5c.
TricycIeS.
We have Just received a new assortment Of
Girl's rIicycleA Our prices are far below those
asked elsewhere
LEVY x DAVIS.
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