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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
Mr.. MOSES ON TRIAL.
ALLEGED FELONY GROWING OUT OF
BUSINESS TRAEsACrIoHa
A Massachusetts, Firm Prosecuting q
Former Richmsnd Mer-
chant,

The trial OF Mr. Felix I. Moses, who, with
Dir. W. g. Clemons. was indicted at the
November term Of the Hastings Court, began
yesterday.
These gentlemen we're indicted upon the
testimony OF Mr. A. v. Young, general
agent Of the Bouker Ftrtlizlng Company
OF Massachusetts,, charging Messrs. CIemons
and Moses with stealing certain coins and
currency amounting to the sum Of sl4, ,362.22
At the present term Of the court indict-
ments were found sgalnst hessrs. Moses and
Clemons individually.
BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS.
The Bouker Feftilizing Company baVe for
several years been dealing largely with
Messr.. Clemons & Moses In this city, and
the total amount Of the sales made by the
latter FOR the former amounted 10 $4,000.
large portion OF this money was paid 10
the fertillzing company in cash by Messrs.
ClemOns & Moses. and for the remainder
notes were given. Subsequently the firm
became somewhat embae assed. and the
BOukeT Company began to harass them Tor
the money, and at last decided TO make
criminal prosecution OF the matter.
THE TRIAL.
Mr. Moses, who Is now living at Sheffield,
Ala, came on TO Richmond without a requl-
sition, and WAS anxious for trial. His case
was called Yesterday az II O'Clock. Accused
was represented by Messrs. G. V. Meredith,
". II. Sands, and George Bryan. ID. C..
Richardson, Esq, assisted { lionel spots
wood. Common wealth's Attorney.
Judge j. II. Ingram, OF the Hastings Court
OF Manchester. presided for Judge Atkins,
who was unable to be present.
DEMURRER.
The accused entered general demurrer TO
the indictment, which was oyerruled by the
Count.
JURY.
The following jury were sworn 10 try the
case: James +. NOwan, Thomas Elicit, Os-
car Swineiord, Charles G. Hopkins, William
d. scldeu, Thomas A. Hancock, II. A. T..
Dabnev. james Morrisey, r. J.. Cox, w. +.
GusdOrf, Peter B. Shorts, and j. j. Cordle.
PAPERS IN THE CASE.
Mr.. 4. V. Young was put upon the stand
and the whole day was occupied In exam
lining the notes aud receipts produced I'm The
case. Mr. Young was uDOn the stand when
the court adjourned at 1880 o'clock last night
TO If O'Clock this morning.
The jury were taken to the 81. Claire
Hotel for the night aud Mr. Moses was placed
under charge OF the CITY sergeant.
The case Is very tedious one, and Will
probably occupy several days in trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
Howttxers' Reunion.

The annual reunlen and banquet Of the
Howltzers' Association took place at Piz-
zini's last night. The HOwiizer Company
wa, present a. tho guests OF the association.
Mr.. W. L. White, president OF the assOcla-
ton, presided Speeches were made by
Rev. Dr.. j. William Jones, Mayor j. Taylor
ElysoB, Il. W. Powers and J. Il. Hav.
A proposition was submitted looking TO
the erection OF monument at sOme appro-
pirate place in Richmond TO the lIowltzers.
seven hundred dollars was subscribed for
this purpose, and the following committee
was appointed to procure a suitable design
for the monument: Hon. J. Taylor Ely
W. J.. Sheppard, Charles POindexter, and
Carleton Mccarthy.
There was quite large crowd present,
and tne supper was spread aud every body
had good time Tue bsuiopickIng and
songs by Messrs. Polk Miller and j. r. Page
were much enjoyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
CENTS PER COPY.

sent 10 suskim> He gave an evssive reply
that Afforded no inforastion.
Debate followed on the motion BY samuel
whitbresd Qlbersi) that the House record
It's approval OF the sbeehy committees rec
port.
Baifour opposed the motion, which, be
said, he considered unnecessary. lie DAD
given Instructions that no member should
have process served on him under sny CIR.
enmstauces whateyer within the precincts OF
the House.
Sir William Vernon Hsrcourt made long
speech In support OF The motion.
W. III. smith followed, speaking TO the
same effect as Bsifour.
After long discussion the motion was re-
iected-ls9 70 100.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
nath C.ae. Corttnuen.

The only two cases Of the slightest i'm.
portance on the PolIce-COurt docket yester-
day morning were those Of Thomas Murphy,
charged with obtaining s. C5 from Purcell,
Ladd & Co. and Sl3 IS from Owens x Minor
under false pretences, the money Of ;. D..
Morrell; and LOUIS Plat, a youth about
eighteen yesrs old, charged with breaking
and entering the store OF Peter Ruff, No.
734 north Fifth street, and stealing twenty
four cents and one lot Of lead-pencds. Both
Of these cases, which we're reported in the
Dispatch yesterday, were continued, the for
mer until tomorrow on account OF the alb
sence Of witnesses, and the latter until to-
day, owing to the Unavoidable absence OF
counsel for the accused.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
The ParneII Commission.

TBy Anglo American cable tO the DispRtchl
LONDON, December 13.-At a meeting Of
the Parneli Commission to-day Constable
Feely testified that he attended several
league meetings. AT one OF them Psrnell
made a speech One OF his remarks was that
"These are days for action. not for words"
man named Buckley, who ssid be was
laborer. testified that he was sworn In as
member Of the Fenlan Brotherhood in Mo-
vember. 1880. In 1892, he continued, man
named Roach bad been expelled from the
league for giving Information 10 she police
which led 10 the arrest OF several members
OF the league. A meeting was held and II
was arranged that the witness, with Fitz-
gersld and PbGniX, should shoot Roach.
Reyolyers were given them for the purpose.
The men followed Roach from the court
where he had been prosecuting neighbor
for trespassing on his land 10 bis own house,
but they found no opportunity 70 shoot
him. Amseling was bsld shortly afterwards
at the house OF 4 man named Casey and the
witness WAS asked whether he would under
take TO shoot Roach, II the league provided
him with funds 10 escape 10 America. The
witness consented and was given a revolver
aud twenty.four cartridges and advised 10
practice and improve his ain. lt was ar
ranged that after he had shot Roach be
should take shelter at the house Of man
named Dean, and Witnesses would be forth
coming TO swear that he was not In the VI
cinity at tne time OF the murder. The wit
ness afterwards met Roach driving cattle
aud attempted 10 shoot him. He pulled the
trigger Of bis revolver three times. Dut the
weapon missed fire. Roach then bolted. The
witness was arrested and charged With
attempting the crime. but WITNESSES sw0re
that be was A. Deans house when the at
tempt was made, and he was released. The
witness some time after applied 10 the
league for money TO go TO America aud
obtained TWO pounds and ten sbillings.
He expressed dissatisfaction with the amount
but Phenix told bin be could not expect
any more IN view Of his failure 10 shoot
Roach. On cross-exsminstIon the witness
aysrred that his attempt on Roaeh's life
was a genuine one. Beisre the occurrence
he used TO practice hripz with bis revolver
al a stone OF the size OF a mans head. This
statement caused sensation IN court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
Charlotte Notes.
Special telegram 70 the Dispatch ]

IHP0NIH1 V"'V - IN y VIZ 17'@P"E--'
CHARLOTTE, y. g., December l3.-hrs.
Mary Lambeth, well.knowu old lady OF
Davidson county, Is dead. She had reached
the ripe age Of nlnety-four.
Richmond county Is greatly troubled with
inceudiary fires. Three very destructive
fires this month in one neigbboThood. having
every indication OF inceDdiary origin, are
causing no little excitement.
The biggest fish story OF The season comes
from Davidson county. l.. l.. C0nsrd has a
6sh.trap on the YadSin river. He bad visit
ed ii regularly for ten days, but each time
found nothing. The other morning he wos
surprised to ind In bis trap ll3 good-szed
fish. The story Is youched for by good au-
thOrity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

Mr. Joseph W. hates, who Is to be gem
raj superintendent Of the Postal-Teegraph
Company. which proposes soon to extend its
branches all through the South, arrived in
the city yesterday morning from the south,
where he had been for several days. When
seen at the Exchange in the afternoon ne
said be could not give any facts concerning
the future movements Of the company fur
ther than have already Jeen published.
The Postal Company, a wealthy organIza.
ton. already operates largely IL the North
and West and controls two cable lines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

horsemeu accompanying hr. McCoull were
on the edge Of the sand-piie and likely to
encounter the same accident. when bearing
bis cries they stopped short and were un'
harmed.
In the lower court the plaintiff asked for
snstructions. which, IN effect, made the city
responsible for not seeing that the ohtiTuc-
tiou was removed, or = Kept there, as The
ordnance permitted. 80 providing that pass
ers-by, IN the exercise Of reasonabls care.
would suffer no harm.
Judge Fauutleroy delivered the opinion
~ the court, reversing the Hastings Court
Of Manchester on the ground that the court
erred in not giving the instructions ssked
for by plaintiff. and saying, In effect, that the
city Il In duty bound 70 see that ils thorough
fares are kept IN ,sie condition; that where
there are distractions there should be lights
or signAls 10 that people can be warned oi
danger snd syoid It. Judge FauntleroTs
opinion covers n great deal OF matter OF IN
tercst in relation 70 the duties OF corpora
tiOns.
Judge Hinton disseuted, saying that In
his opinion the plaintiff made no case in the
declaration.
Judge Lewis concurred I'm the opinion,
sud slated that the absent judges likewise
DID.
OTHER DECISIONS.
Moore against the City Of Richmond From
the Circuit Court o. tho citg OF Richmond.
Affirmed. judge Lewis delivering opinion.
This WAS another suit for damages. Mr.
Moore tell into hole 10 a street near Holly
wood. It did not appear tbst there was any
negligence on the part Of the city and tue
gas lamps were burning brightly. Hence be
failed 10 recover ia the lower court aud THIS
court afIirms that decision.
Morris against the Virginia State lnsu'
rance Compsny aud ais. From the Chan
cerv Court Of the city OF Richmond. Al
6rrned. Judge Lacy writing opinion.
Tucker snd others against Ssndidge. cura-
tor From the Circuit Court OF Amherst
county. Reversed, Judge Richardson wri-
ting opinion.
The court adjourned until the January
form.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

Macon, special commissioner. 70 Warner
Moore, % feet on Thirteenth street between
Leigh and NJ, elJ2; +. W. Marable and
Tbomas II. Dansey aud their wives to Capl'
iol Building and Loan Associations trustees,
30 feet on rwsuty.fourtb street between NJ
and N. sl,750; Edward ". Roscher aud vile
10 Charles y. Mosby, % feet on Nicholson
street near Williamsburg avenue, si2J.
Henrico n. L. Beall and wife 70 Wllliam
Marshall, Jr., 20 feet on Moore street 5000;
J. q. Dickinson and W iie 10 +. Mccarthy,
31t feet on Carter street near Taylor street,
oC0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
Mems GLOVES.

The best 81 Fur.ToD Gloves we ever snw.
The best 81 Kid Gloves; also sl.5O and s2.
Mems Kid Gloves, spotted, reduced from
81 aud $3.50 20 69c.
Mems Scotch Gloves, 3jc. good ~ are
sold for SOC.
Mems Heacy Driving Gloves-Western
Cloth, Dogskin, Buck also CbiIdren's Knit
aud Dogskln Gloves.
CONSTABLE RROTHgRs,
llatters and Fufnlshers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

lBy Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispatch-i
LONDON, December la-In the House OF
Commons tonight Sir James Fefgusson,
Under Foreign Secretary, replying 70 Lord
Randolph ChurchiI, said that the American
Minister bad presented notice on the Sack.
vile sffair few days ago aud that Il hss been
referred 10 Lord ssekyille for comment. The
correspondence on the subject could not be
published until complete.
w. ii. Smith, Government leader, was
asked whether STR Charles Warren MAS 10 be
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
Panama canai shares.

fBy Anglo-Anericsn cable 70 the Dispatehl
PAgIs. December I3.-The Bourse closed
fro. Foreign securities are very strong.
Panama shares touched 1871. and 10 GEN.
times during .he day, but closed at 1861. and
25 eentimes. The canal COMPANY hss is-
sued a circular In which it says thst the ded-
mite result OF the subscriptions for the loan Is
not yet known, but the srdor and nianliness
shown By those who have subscribed testify
10 the vitality Of the enterprise. The eircu-
lar created favorable impresslon in The
financial world
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
Inquest on she Birmingham Happen
ing.
lBy telegraph 70 the DIspatch.l


BIRMINGHAu. ALA, December Ia The
cOroner's jury to-day began investigating
the shooting at the county Jail on Saturday
night last. Mayor Thompson was the only
witness examined. lie testified that the
crowd continued to advance on the jail after
repeated warnings, given by the sheriff and
many others. The crowd made many threats,
aud be believed they were in earnest. lie
heard considerable talk OF using dyna-
mite. Could not say whether the
frst shot wos fired by the officers
or by the crowd. lie bad given orders to
hold the jail at all hazards. lie did not cali
ou. the military because he believed the civil
authorities could bold the Jail, and was op-
posed 10 the use OF the military only as last
resort. Mayor Thompson said he had IN
tended to bring force OF officers out OF the jail
aud make an attempt to drive the Gro I'd back
from the alleywsy leading TO the entrance,
but got cut of rom the jail and could not get
back The investigation will be resumed to-
morrow. The troops have all eft the city
and Only small force OF deputy sherids is
now guarding the jail. All is quiet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

DR.. Galeski's new Perfection Eye-glsss
will dt any form Of nose. it can be worn
with more ease aud comfort than any other
Eye. glass on the market. SDeezing. laugh
ing, and STOPPING will not affect it, firm and
gentle hold. As heretofore. my examination
Is free, aud sl Of my superior Glasses adj
justed according 10 sctusl need. Dr. ).
Galeski, 9l5 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

Nv the liberahty Of Mr.. J. b. Pace eight
additional rooms have been added TO the Old
Ladies' Home on Seventh street. This will
give all the inmates separate rooms, and also
leave a large, bright ball for a hospital in
case of sickness. TIE addition is being
built by Nr. G.. o. Hunt, and will be ready
for occupation by lst OF January il the
weather should continue favorable. THIS Is
line Investment OF money by the liberal
donor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
pOrtaniCbsDge.

The terms OF sale to the handsome West
Frankln-street lot have been changed TO one
fifth cash, aud balance In ose, two, three,
and four years, with o per cent. interest.
See advertisement OF NessTs. X. Il. Chstin Il
Co., auctioneers. who will seli as a whole or
two lots OF 80 feet each. sale Friday, De.
cember Il, 1SSS, at4 O'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

DAKBYs PEoPHYLAcTIc FLum.-Use it In every
slck-room. VIII Keep the atmosphere pure and
wholesome, removing sli bad odors from soy
source.
WIN destroy all Disease Germs, infection from
all Feyers. and all Contagious Diseases.
The eminent physician, J. Marion Sims. NJ. d.,
New York. says. ~ atn convinced that Profess
sor Dsrbys Prophylactic Fluid Is . most vslus-
bic disiDfectent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
xussla's Daprsreu. sserss Societies.


tBy Angio-Amsricsn cable To the pispatch.l
sr. PErERsBURG, December i3.-secret
societies with extensive rsmihcstioas, COM
posed OF young educated Armeuians, which
are modelled after the roung Italian society
which 1ourished prior TO iS4S, haze been dis
covered ia Russian Armenia. Their object
IL TO rebel sgains. the Russian rule ana TO
establish an Armenian union and independ-
ence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
EAST HANOVER PHGsByTERY
Pastoral Relations OissOIved-A Min
fsscr 10 he Ordained.

Alta called meeting OF East Hanover Pres
byterJ held at the First Presbyterian church
of this city Yesterday the following MEM
bers were present: Mnisters-W. Z. Lacy
tmoderator). 81. ID. Iloge, y. d., c II.
Read, -. D., W. A. Campbell, ID. d.. Charles
r.. Slebhl1s. a. r. Holdcrby, !. w. Rose
bro, ID. D.. r. =. Kerr. b. D., r. Il. IlowiN
son, J. G. Stewart, Charles \. Van Houten.
william $. Campbell. and Daniel Blain;
Elders-Judge l. II. Fitzhugh, Dc. j. Hall
Moore, and pr. /. B. Spencer.
MR.. uowISoN's RESIGNATION.
The Rev. r. r.. HowIsou rendered bis
resignation IS pastor of the Third Presbyie-
risn church Of Richmond.
Mr.. G.. Watt Taylor, as commissioner from
that church. read the action OF the church
IN the request OF their PASTOR
and at the same lime giving cordial attesta-
tion Of his faithiuness during the six years
OF his ministry.
After brief addresses by Drs. Hoge and
Kerr expressive OF their high appreciation
Of their brother minister his request was
granted snd the pastoral e'atiOn dissolved,
to take effect the 1st Of January. nr. Camp
bell was appointed TO preach in the church
on the first sabbath Of January and declare
the pulpit vacant.
CALL TO Mr., HALL
A call from the Manchester church for the
pastoral services Of Rev. j. G. Hall, recently
licensed by this preshvtery, was presented to
Mr.. Hall through the preSbytcry and ac-
cepted. Mr.. Hail then preached trial SER
mon witha view 10 ordination from Matthew,
xvi, lS-"Tbe gates OF bell shall not pre-
vail against IT,"
After the sermon Sir. Hall passed an ex-
animation on the subjects required for ordi-
pauon which was sustained as satisfactory.
That the ordination might be In his owu
church a commission was appointed to per-
form that service.
The commission consists OF Rev. DR.. Kerr,
Rev. Il. r. Howison, Rev. J. c. stewart,
Rev Or. Richardson. and Elders Or. l.. B.
Spencer, Judge Fitzhueh. and Or. j. Hal
Moore. This commission will ordSin and
install Mr.. Hall pastor OF the Manchester
church on next sabbath at r. NJ, DR.. Kerr
to preach The sermon, Mr.. Howison 10 de-
liver the charge TO the people and DR..
Richardson tae charge to the psstor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
Methodist Conference.

MOBILE, Ala. December 13.-The second
DAYS proceedings OF the Alabama Methodist
Conference, south, consisted OF an examina.
tion Of the records OF toe classes Of the second
and fourth years and the admission OF five
candidates 10 the deaeonite aud two 70
elders orders. The effort OF the Rev. W. G.
Dunlap, commissioner Of education for the
eolored people, to raise fund in the con-
ference for the support Of this work was op-
posed on the ground that Il is not properly
conference work. Mr.. D1nlsp was given
permission to canvass The ne0ple OF the
Church in behalf OF the educational fund.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
AUcsIox sALss Ts-sAY.

R. =. cHAFfIS 4 co., T. ~. lots On vs,s
franklin street
N W. BowgaP NJ. los ea rulllan stree,
near Adams-
WILLIAM JENKINS 4 SON, lao hanAaas
iemons. grapes, appleA &c-
J. n. yALkNfissE. 100 A -, hoassAeld furat-
surs. onlce-doskss &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

Tue ease Of Temple Dickinson. colored
youth charged With stealing COW. the pro-
periy OF Dr. Hawkes., was called Tor trlsi IN
Inc Henrlce County Court Yesterday. Dick
inson pleaded guilty and was sentenced 70
one yest,s imprisonment In the penitentisyy.
Diekinson was slso charged with burglary,
hs,i 10 thss ease a noiLg pTaseeaa ves entsraa-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
I.ndles-

The place 20 buy suitable and useful pres
ents for men. such as Canes, I mbrelias, Muf-
fiers, Scarfs. Gloves, Suspenders, Jewelry,
smoking-Jsckets. Bath.Robes. Hats, Collars
aud Cuffs, &C., all OF the latest STYLES, ~
CONSTABLE BROTHERS,
Leaders in Mems Goods,
40 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

G food for The Nerves and Brain. 40 absolute
cure for Nervous Headsche. Mental Weakness.
Dependency. and positive cure for the Liquor
HABIT sold by W. II. scorf. Franklin ana sssso-
tsenth gfresfA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

Fine etchlngs, engrayiDgs, easels, and
albums at Trustees sale at Lewis's Art Cal
lery, Jl2 Main street. The entire stock must
be closed out AZ once. Call aud purchase
your holiday and wedding presents at once.
g. +. DELARuE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

Recollent to-day's sale Of beautiful west
Frankin.street Lots, opposite Major Ginter's
magnificent residence. This IL an opportuni-
ty OF your life 10 buys lot with scarcely any
cash. he sire TO be at the sale promptly.
See advertisement by r. Il. Challin g. Co,
auctloneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
A Rare chance.

Two Of the most desirable Lois on west
Franklin street TO ne sold at auction this al.
ternooD az O'clock. located opposite the
handsome property Of Major Ginter, where
lots are scarce and In demand. DO not fail
TO attend. Sale by Il. b. Chailln A Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
IsO Not Fail

to attend the auction sale thls afternoon at
O'Clock Of the beautiful Lots on west Frank.
lin street opposite the handsome grounds
OF MaIor Ginter. See advertisement oil X.
b. Chsfiln 4 Co.. auctioneers, 10 another
rolumu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

Every customer will receive ticket st
JULIUS Sycle & Sons Tor the Pig and Man.
Tnis toy Is valued ct S2J. Every cash pur-
chaser Of 81 will be entitled 10 a ticket.
Drawing, December 2Jih.
JUrIUs SYCTg & soS.
2l3 east Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
p~anarsx rr.a.rnrn.

Richmond; }. Thomson Brown and wife
TO Annie Is, White. 45 feet ON Locust alley
coiner Tobacco alley, 10000; 5. ii. Hawes
70 q. A. Robinson, trustee, "A feet on Cary
ssrs4t rnnnins hack 70 Dock street; q. Ii.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
FouraureaD, Price a 60.

offer discount OF 20 per cent. on all Colored.
Cloth Wrappings. including Modieskas,
Paletots, RagIans, aud Walking Jackets.
This applies TO the entire stock Of Misses
and Children's Wraps.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
Fourqurean, Price a Go.

offer discount OF 10 per cent. on all Black
wrsppings. including the newest garments
In exclusive designs. Many designs that
have received the popular ccmmendation
ara included
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
rn,k,.h Iifs Tablets.

Nuts, Rsisins. Dates. Figs. and Fresh Fruits
very low AZ M0EsrAA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

III EAST MAIN STREET.


has completed his Stock Of Christmas GoodA
such as Tree Ornaments. Fsvors, Fireworks,
etc, and desires your Inspection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
Rome.

fBy Ansio-American cable TO ths Di,pssca.i
ROxE, December l3.--It Is oticially stated
that the Pope does not intend to leave Rome,
nor has be thought Of takisg such = step.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

H. w. MoksrA sells his Candies. which are
Manufactured from pure sEsar and Jrvst "a
vors, al very low prices Do lot forget % give
him q cali
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

Attention is called TO the sale OF Furniture
on Monday, December II. 1883. at the Ameri.
can Hotel. See advertisement in Saturdays
paper. j. :. DODsoN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
New Deputy Sergeant.

Mr. William p. Lee was yesterday sworn
in as a deputy sergeant Of the city OF Rich
mond. lie was appointed in the place OF Mr..
NJ j. ROsendOri.