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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27

I iiia4NtitAs no.
TENTH DISTRICT,
fuckers Majority. $50
PROHIBITION VOTE.

PROHIBITION VOTE.
From number Of counties aud Richmond
city the vote for the Prohibition ticket was
moi certified at all. The following are the fs.
ures from the counties that reported:
AccOmack, 1856; Albemarle, 10; Alexsn-
dria, 9; Alexandria city, Il; Allegheny, g.;
Amelia, -; Amherst, -; Appomattox, IA /;
Augusta, So; Bath, .; Bedford, 8; Bland,
-: Botetourt, 90; Brunswick, 8; Buchanan,
-; Buckingham. Z; Campbell, -; Caro-
line, =; Carroll, Il; Charles City, /; Char
lotte. /; Charlottesville, s; Chesterfield,
10: Garke, Z; Craig, 4; Culpeper. -;
Cumberland, -; DaHyille, 3; North
Danville, /; Dinwidde, 10; DickeR-
son, l : Elizabeth City, II; Essex, -; Fair
fax, l6; FauQuler. -; Floyd, 81; Fluvanna,
Q: Frankhn. A; Frederick, 43; Frederieks-
burg city, -; Giles, %; Gloucester, l.;
Goochland, -; GraysOn, s.; Greene, -;
GreenesvilIe, s; Halifax, Sj; Hanover, 2,
HeuricO, -; Henry, 10; Highland, A. isle OF
Wight, -; James City, -; King George, -;
King and Queen, -; King Willism, -;
Lancaster, 6; Lee. "a; Loudoun, 5S; Louisa,
9; Lunenburg, -; Lynchburg. 10; Mad-
sou, -; Manchester, 8; Mathews, IA; Meek
lenburg, IL; Middlesex, II; Montgomery,
las; Nansemond, -; Nelson. -; New Kent,
10: Norfolk. Is; Norfolk city, %; North
amp,on, -; Northumberland, 2; NottowRy,
4; orange, 8; Page, l2; Patrick, Il; Peters
burg, -; Portsmouth, "a; Fhlsylssnia, 80 {;
Powhataa, -; Prince Edward, 9; Prince
George, - Princess Anne, 8; Prince VIII
liam, 4; Pulaski, l6; Rappahaunoek. -;
Richmond county, A; Richmond city. - !;
Roanoke city, o Roanoke county, ~;
Rocsbrldge. 20; Rockingham, ll6 (;
Russell, rs; Scott, =; Shenandoah,
80 Smyth, 3; Southampton, "a !;
spotsylyanis, ,; Staderds -; staunton, 81;
eurry. g; Sussex. 8; Tazewea. 40; Warrsu-
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AUCTION sALrs TO-DAY.

QUAR- ES 4 McCUHDY anf X. b. CHAFFiS .
60. T. a.. commissioners saio - Dr0Sn-
stone front store a. TIE cOrurr oi lairteeEih
and Main streets.
CHEWING a ROSE. ~ p. NJ. frame dwellings
on Poplar street.
FRANK d. HILL & CO., P. ~. taree frame
dwellings oo Leigh rroet
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.. ~ p. NJ. frame
house and seven clileing lOis Co Ashland
near Washlagt0n street.
II. SELDOM TAY LOR. - T.. ", .so-slorY oricf-
ArQ-irafne dwelling GA Bohlfe street. Do
tween ChiaA and holly.
GEORGE W. MAYO. i0E A. ~. dscofaiSi din
ner ssts. cicsks. vases. SC.
QUAELES z AcCUROY. a. r. 81, frame dSeli-
lag on Poplar street oesseen foaIieeasa and
bI.eenfa.
JAMRs Il. ELAN, ~ =. N.. 7aiuatle Fesidenos
on vest frsAkiiD street.
POlNDExTER 4 DENOON, 4 y. ~, sAlusOie la
on nortb side Il Clay stf0Ct a. its iutefso>
Lon wish Brook avenue apf Andisen street,
is. DODSON, a A. ". psrempnvy s4le %
omnlosses. horses. harness garbage. bal.
&c.
WILLIAM JENKINS q sos, iesoP. NJ, bsnansS
grapes, lemons, pears. sad sppios.
j. II. VALENTINO, t0i< A. NJ. hoasehold farnL
ture. showcases. notions, Sc.
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Mortunry Report.

The following shows the actual mortality
in the city for the week ending November
q, 1sss:
cause Of Death: Asthma, 1; asthenia-
scnile, /; Brighrs disease, /; congestion of
lungs. .; carcinoma Ot rcctum, cOnsnmp-
ton, 6 cOnyulHons -inianule, !; debility,
/; diarrhUs. 4 diphtheria. !; gasiro.eDte.
rtis, /: he.ri.di-case, o.; hemofrhage Of
lungs, /; Inflammation OF bowels, 1; iaun-
dice. /; killed by railroad, ]; iiycr-dscase,
! marasmus. /; mcningiis-spinai,l J.; old
age, ]; paralysis, /; pneumonia, /; scFo-
fula. /; unknown, l.
Whole number Of deaths exclusive OF still
births, 81.
Stii-birtbs: White male, !; colored males,
>; colored females, ?.
Rate: Rate Of mortality Of whole pOpua-
zion was 17.G3 per cent. per 1000 per an
mum; rate Of mortality OF white population
was 1871 per cent. per 1900 per annum;
rate Of mortality of colored population was
1855 per cent per 900 per snnum.
Age: one day b thirty, B.; six months to
twelve. / one year to three, ,; three years
to i've, J.; ten years to twenty, ,; twenty
years tothirty. 3; thirty years to forty, D; forty
years TO tiity, 8 fifty years 10 sixty, g; SIXTY
years 10 seventy, 3; seventy years TO eighty,
>; eighty wears 20 ninety, J..
Condition: Single White, 2; colored. @,
Married-W bite, III; colored, o. Widowers-
white. !; cOlored, 2. WIdows-W White, /.
Nqfwtg: Richmond, 14; other parts Of
the United states, II; Germany, 1; I'M
known, 2.
L0c1hty: City at Large-Whte, Q; CO..
lorcd, ,. Marshall Wsrd-White, 3; colored,
/. Jefferson Ward-White, ,; col0red, ,.
Monroe Ward-White. /; colored, l. Clay
Ward White, 4; coiored, 3 Jackson
Ward Colored, .. CITY iail-White, 1.
Ser and COlor: White males, II; white ie-
males, 9; colored males, 7; colored females,
:.
Temperature: Mean temperature for week
ending November2i 1SSS. 40 81; mean tenn
peraturc for week kending November 2G, 1857,
55 Il.
RantdH: Rainfall for the week ending No
vembcr "a, lssS, L23 inches; rainfall for week
ending November 20, 1857, 0.O1 Inches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27
MOTHERSl MOTHEIsu

Arc you disturbed a. night ant broksn q your
rest by a sick child suffering end crying with tas
ercrucistiug pain oi cutting teesh' u 20, 20 a.
once ana get bottle u hhA WINsLOW's
SOOTHING SYRUP. IL win r0i.eye tho poor
liitlo sufferer Immediately y-doyond upon IL;
there u no mistake about H. Tiers Is no,
mother Ou earth who has ever used it Nbo snl
not tell you ~ once that IL will rcguia.e ths
bowels. and give res, 70 tho m0ther and reisof
aid health 70 tho child. operating nke ragi& IL
i perfectly safe 10 uso n Ali ca@ss aud plesssant
70 the taste. and Is he prescription II one q tes
Oldest and best female physicians ane nurses IA
The United states sod oyefyNbero. Twenty
I'VE cents q bot,la my i-eoi
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Prnnerfx Transfers.

Richmond: A. }. Chewing and wife to
the Galilean Fisherman Association, l0i feet
on Jefferson street between Broad and Mar.
shall, $500; James =. Elan, trustee, TO SO.
phia VI. Pemberton. 80 feet on Grace street
between TwentY-seyenth and Twenty
eighth, S1,O57.50; VI. W. Gayle 70 John ;.
Elicit, SO l.6 feet on Seventeenth street near
Cedar, Sl.ljO; Richard Gentry TO Josephine
Tlnsley's trustee, 30 feet on Clay street near
Graham. Sl.700; James Selden 70 Robert
COuley, Is feet on Leigh street betweea ST.
James snd Adams, $1,000; John WiDstOns
trustees TO Fleming Peasants, Is feet on
Williams street near Oak, so75
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FIRs,r DISTRICT.

The following gives the official vote for
congressman:
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lt. -t3
Nenable'a plurality. fi2.
.....H.fHa rsl.fa arua n nI-
FIFTH DISTRICT.
-
SIXTH DISTRICT.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.

FImundss majority over McCsull, 3,730.
samuel J. Hopkins received l9s votes in tho
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Chnrred nith ntenIing Fnrnltnre.

Frank Johnson. the man who sold tidy
holders az the Exposition, aud his wife
Maggie were arrested Yesterday on the
charge OF breaking into the Office OF J. W.
Hcblg and stealing one set OF furniture
valued at $50. On Wednesday last Alr. Hell
big, who is an attorney al law, bad this iurni-
ture, which was In the Exposition building,
attached for claim that had been placed in
bis lHeblg'sl hands. and on Saturday he pur-
chased the furniture FROM Johnson, giving
check for the difference between the claim
aud costs and the fixed price. Yesterday,
while Helbig was in his office in Shaier's
building, johnson walked in, accom-
panied by wagOn-drlyer, and with
out at all disturbing HeIbig took one
piece OF the furniture and carried
il down into GaFber's. Helbig warned
the driver against taking out more OF the
furniture and went 10 the Second station
house. where be lodged complaint. When
he returned be found several officers at bis
office and he went with them into CARRIERS,
where Mrs. johnson was. John-On came IN
later, and when he saw the officers he started
10 retreat, but was invited % remain.
johnson claims that be bad not received
the full amount that ileDig was 10 pay him.
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WEST POINT.
Accidentally shOt-Fire-HiiIed--
Especial telegram 10 tho Dispatch.

Especial telegram 70 tho Dspatch.l
WEST P0IsT, November 26.-rommie
Henley, son OF Mr. Thomas u. Henley, OF
this town, was shot in the leg saturday ewes
ming by the accidental discharge d rifle in
the hands OF little boy. The bullet was
imbedded ln the bone, and the doctors hsyo
not been able 10 reach il. The patient seems
10 be- doing well.
The Baptist church took fire yesterday du-
ring serYice. Fortunately gentleman saw
the l1me through the raftors through crack
IN the pletering, and the fire was soon ex-
tiDguished.
John Gresham, a cOlored nan, was Instant
" killed Yesterday at Whieh0use, in New
Rent. a horse btched 10 a cart ran away,
throwing him out.
six steamships are loading or awaiting 10
be loaded here with cotton today. Twenty
eight thousand bales 0f cotton were handled
here last week and %, 900 the week before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27
Inhre. Ronn ana Hughes.

These two Judges will reach the city to-
day and conduct the business OF the United
States Courts
Judge Bond Is expected 10 decide the case
Of alleged contempt in which Sheriff VIM
stOn plgeed himself in declining TO obey a
restraining order issued by Judge Bond 10
estOp the Sheriff in the performance Of eer-
tain duties prescribed by the Virginia laws.
The case Of Stewart against Southwark,
sheriff OF Henrieo, another coupon ques-
ton, will also come up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27
Hish wind and SNOW.

An unusually heavy wind from the north
prevailed Sunday night, aud early yesterday
morning snow began falling aud 50 con-
tlnued until about / +. NJ. Most OF the
snow melted A. soon as il fell. and the streets
were consequently put INTO a slushy cOndi-
ton. The feature OF the day in this connec-
tlon was the immense demand for and sale OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27

TO the advertisement Of the sale to-day at y
O'Clock =. NJ. OF that specially attractive rest.
dence property, the late residence of Mrs.
Jane o. Bayly, fronting 93xlJj feet on the
south side Of Franklin between Jefferson aud
Madison streets, and especially 70 the extra.
ordinary terms OF sale, which enable one Of
moderate means 10 own or 10 speculate In
this choice property.
Come regardless Of the weather the sale
will be conducted indoors II necessary.
j. b. ELAM, Aucti0neer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27
NORTHUMBERLAND or uu,te.

Last night the amusing comedy Of " Peck's
Bad Boy" was given by the Atkinson Com
edy Company at the Mozart. Notwlthstand-
ing the uniayorable state OF the weather
there was & good house and plenty Of laugh
ter from the rise 10 the iall Of the curtain.
THIS Is the original and genuine Akin
sons Peek's Bad Boy,r being tho only az.
thorized version Of the story BY George w.
Peck. editor Of the Milwaukee sun. Miss
Minnie Sartelle made very pretty soabrette.
She has a good voice aud sang and acted with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27

on account Of their inability 10 digest food
will find a most marvellous food and remedy
i'm Scot's Emulsion OF Pure COd-LiyeF OH
with HypOphosphites. Very palatable and
easily digested. Dr. S. W. Cohen, Of Waco.
Tex, says: - have used your emulsion in
iniantlle wasting with good results. IL not
only restores wasted tissues but gives
strength and increases the appetite. / an
cad 10 use such reliable asticle.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27
WHOLE NUMBER, III
THE OFFICIAL COUNT.
STATE BOARD OF cANvAssERs PASS
UPON TIE VIRGINIA RETURNS.
Slight Informalities, But No Counties
Thrown 0ut-Pull Vote for President
and congreumen.

The State Board Of CaDyassers met in the
Office oi the secretsryoi the Commonwealth
yesterday morning az 10 o'clock 70 canvass
the returns Of the recent election from the
counties and cities Of the Commonwealth.
The board is composed Of ;he following gen.
temen. an of whom were present: Gov
ernor Fiizhugh Lee CpresidenO, secretary Of
the Commonwealth II. ". FlOurnoy, Alton.
ncy.Gcneral Rufus A. Ayers, Auditor Nor
ton Marye, and Treasurer a. ". Harman.
The work Of the board. while arduOus. was
much lighter than might have been expect
ed and thc members were agreeably surprised
that they weTcable % very nearly complete the
task in one day. No yexiug questions sucn
n. orc likely % spFug up on such occasions
present. q themselves, and the cauya7scrs pro-
cecdcd with The work before them Without
The slightest interference or objection from
Ouisde Varties.
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Erown,tone-Front 40 no soIdTo.Day.

The sale to-day OF the Brownstone- Front
Maln-Street store should attract the atten-
ton Of investors. TITS Is an opportunity
to secure one Of the finest business,houses
ever offered. IL was occupied for many
years by Messrs. Purcell, Ladd a Co., and ls
well suited for any business. being in tho
very heart Of the business portion Of the
city. The sale WILL take place At O'Clock
sharp, conducted by Quaries & McCurdy
and L. =. Chaain q Co.
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On tho Wing.

General c. p. Pane and General Robert
Ober. Of Baltimore, who have been bird.
shooting in Goochland at the bospitabe
home Of Major Dick SeldeD. arrived in the
city on Saturday evening. They were joined
here by J. Mckinney White, ESQ.,, oi Baili-
more, and have been the guests Of Mr.. G. ID.
LanghOrne. Generals Paine and Ober intend
extending their hunt into North Carolina.
Mr. White returned TO Baltimore last eve
nino
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supreme coart OF Appeals.

Morris against Virginia Insurance Com
pany and Others. Further argued by Judge
Joseph Christian for appellant and Leigh
Robinson, Esq. and Colonel John VI. Guy
for appellees, and continued until tO-mor~
row.
Edmund T. Ruliin, Esq, was allowed 10
practice as counsel In this court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27

The Richmond Cream. Butter aud MIX
Company, No. west Broad street. i re-
ceiWng over three quarters Of ton OF pure,
rich MIX from Chatw0rth daily. send your
order In and be served with Pure MIX In
glass Jars at the low price Of six cents per
quart and three cents per pint. We hAgeslx
wagons, With polite drivers, who viii de-
liver promptly twice daily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27
CERTIFICATES IssuED.

At 7:30 O'Clock the board completed the
canvass Of the vote Tor presidential electors
and for congressman, and issued the certiii-
Gates for The successful candid tics. Mcssrs.
WISE, Nenable, Edmunds. O'FcrraN, AND
Buchanan were present and received their
certificates. The board then took a recess
until / O'Clock to-day, when the vote on the
constitutional convention and the vote for
state SENIORS from Richmond and HeuricO
and Hanover and Caroline, and members Of
the House Of Delegates from Richmond city
and Craig and Roanoke counties will be can
v44-gl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27

Mems Kid Gloves, plush-lined, fits Ike an
unlined glove.
Mems Fur.top Gloves at 81, sl.jO, s2, and
$3.50.
Mems Scotch Wool Gloves 81 cents that
were sold for 80 ceDts-eheapest gloves ever
sold in Richmond.
CONSTABLE BROTHERS,,
40 Broad street.
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pleasing yivacliy. She was encorei IN each
OF her songs. Mr. George NJ. Spence wss
very amusing as the Groceryman. lie bad
10 repeat his sketching IN the last act.
Tho oFcbestra-iourteen In number-Kaye
great satisfaction, Il being a combination II
part OF the Mozart orchestra and par. Of the
orchestra OF the company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27
IoEE on 4 cAND1pArE.

After all the vote for congressman had
been canyascd Judge Flouin0y handed 10
Mc,srs. Wise. Yenaoie, Edmunds, and
O'Ferrlll their certificates, signed by the
members Of the Canya,siug Board, and then
walked up 10 Colonel H.. C.. Marshall, the
gallant Democratic Slandard-bearer OF the
second district, and 10 very serious man
ner said "Mr. Marshall, here Is certificate
for Mr. Bowden, who was elected In your
district, aud wish you would take It down
with You 10 him tomorrow"
The Judge only said this as a Joke, but
those present eDi0ycd a hearty laugh at Mr..
MaTshalps expense. The latter turned the
joke by remarking that be received q larger
vote than some Of those who held certificates.
The certificate will be ito Mr. Bowden
by mail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27
The senn Wero Rough.

The passengers on the steamship Old Do
miniOn, which arrived from New York yes
terday, report a very stormy trip. The
wind blew a gale, aud the seas were what
andsman would call "mOuntain high"
The steamship Wyanoke, ~ she passed the
Old Dominion. wa. a beautiful sight. First
she was on top Of the nigh seas, and then
hid between them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27

You can paw your State taxes now due in
coupons snd effect trye sar.Rg. BY the
production Of The bonds with the coupons
you get clean tax receipt aud incur no fur.
ther trouble or liability In the matter.
JAnEs p. CooPaa,
eli Nam street., Riebmsaa, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27
Educational CIa.aes.

Young men desiring to iointne education
al classes at the Young Mems Christian As
soclation are urged TO leave their names With
the secretary at once, 0s the classes start De-
cembeT Sd, and il is thought not 10 be desis
rable 10 have scholars enter after the classes
have starred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27
uu.,ue.s-wea.

You can't Attead 10 your business II
wearied from loss OF sleep by nursing the
little one suffering so from the effect OF
teething. Why not do a. your Deishbor and
give 1t DR.. Blggsts's Hsckiebcrry Cordiall
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27
wires Down.

The storm Of yesterday and the night be-
fore disabled many Of tho telegraph,wires
north OF Washington, sad last night q num-
her Of correspon tents here we're notified
that it would be impossible 10 send their dis
patches 20 New York. Commercial business,
bowevar ia befng done
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27

FOR CoCGas AND THE0tr DnORDgns uso
BR0wws BE0scHIAL TROcBEs.--" nago never
changed my mind respecting them, except
think better Of that which began thinking we'll
oL-Reg. Henry WGrl BsseAsr. Sold ouiy Ia
-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27

: soon as The c8Dyas.crs hsd begun The
cygmin4tiOn ~ thc returns llessrs. Edgar
Jan, Morgan Treat, snd Clem. Green, re-
pre.cniatiycs ~ the Repub lean party, pre-.
senfcd themsolyC- and asked II their presence
during the canvass would be agreeable, 10
which an Affirmative answer was given. They
tbcreupou entered and were given seats. Mr.
Allan retired as soon as the congressional
vote wss taken MP. and Mr.. Treat dii not re-
main much longer. The board had The plea
sure 0f Sir. Green's company, though. until
The DAVIS abofs were about al az end. None
~ these gentlemen raised any point or de-
INJURED 10 any OF The acts Of the canvasscrs.
Among the prominent Democrats who
were about the Capitol building were hessrs.
John =. Barbour. John Goode, Oi Norfolk;
Paul &. Edmunds. cOngressmau-elcct from
the sixth district. John A. Buchan2n, con-
grcs-m4n elect from the Ninth district; +. e..
Ncn4bie. cOngre> elect from the Peters
burg district; Charles T. O'Ferrall, from the
Seventh district: George ID. Wise, from the
Third district, and state Senator James n.
etuhbs, of Gloucester Most ot these visited
fho room where the canvass was in progress
qt some time duung The day, aud Mr.. Tucker
was iu one instance called upon TO give his
legal opinion on pending question. A deep
interest in The result and desire u see what
pcW schemes Toe Republicans would concoct
and present drew some oil these gentlemen
no Tho city. while the coneressmcn-elcct were
on hand to guard their Individual interests
.n fhc event any attack Nas made on The cer-
tlc1fc- forwarded from the local canyassing
I.4rfa
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C,ortaymbyet,as.

4 new lot Of those English Stick GlOriss
Just in-26.ineh. g.; 2S,inch, 1925; CO.
incb, 20. Best ever sold for the money.
CONSTABLE BROTHEgs.
Hatiers and FGrnlshers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27

The Exposition Is over, but the Gauze-
Door stoves and Ranges that took the hrst
premium are stlll on exhibition at No.
Governor street.
JOuy BOwFRg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27

The best chance ever offered In this CONF
munity TO purchase handsome building lots.
Terms unusually liberal. See advertisement
OF Spring. I'm property, by a. Royal * Co.,
Ia auction column.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27
Rescued from the water.

Yesterday evening" one Of the crew OF the
Swedish bark Aldebeen fell into the dock
near the foot of Seventeenth street. lie was
rescued by Mr.. John ". Helblg, an attor.
ney at law, who happened to be near by and
extended 10 the man the handle OF bis UNI
brella and pulled hin ashore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27

Remember that the grand sale OF SPRING
Hill lots by Augustine Royal & Co. has been
postponed until Thursday, November 10th,
on the most liberal terms. See advertise
ttaopt
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Philli.s,s d se,tibls Coco,

produces feeling Of llghineIs ana 1noyancy,
a. egalnst thatof weight, hoaiacis, AMI dopses-
sion. 20 common with the ordinary cOcoaA
Your druggist aud grocer hage r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27
I,lchmnnd Thentre.

Aladdin or the Wonderful Lamp, A spec
tscular piece, was presented st the Theatre
last night and will be repeated tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27

See that yOu attend the sale OF Spriug.Iiill
lots on Thursd1y, November 10th, al II NJ,
by Augustine Royal s Co. The advertise
meut la another column.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27
INTnE RELIGIOUs WORLD.
Joint COmmUntOn Service, sunday
School Meetings, and General

The weather sunday was not at all iayOra-
bic 10 ochurch-going people. The atmosphere
was bleak, and there prevailed during almost
the entire day biting wind from the Arctic
regions. which caused out-of-door exercise 70
be attended with considerable discomfort
Notwithstanding all this the congregations
in ihcmlny houses oi Richmond, all OF which
were open, were fairly large.
One OF the most interesting features Of the
day was Dr. Hltcher's discourse at the Fir't
Baptist church at the evening service on
Spurgcon aud His Work. The church
was crowded. and the talk, which listed
nearly an hour and 4 hail, was highly enjoy
able, and the speaker received strict attcn-
ffnu
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The returns FOR presidential electors were
first passed upon ond slight Irregularities
were discovered in those from the counties
ol Campbell, scott, Lunenburg, Hanover,
and Notfoway, and their consideration was
passed by uutD aIl ~ the regularly certified
comfic, had been acted upon.
After thc vote for presidential electors and
for congrc..uon in ail Of tho counties send
ing their returns as provided 10y law bed
been canya-sed the scott county returns
were considered,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-27
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viii be closed on Thursday Thanksgiving
Day. Payments will be made on wednes-
day. Ladies are requested TO leave their OF
dcrs early.