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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
Rennntinr the Stories.

The New York Herqid Of yesterday had
another batch Of the sensation letters which
as tramp correspondents send. These letters
declare that the Democrats are in bad way
in those New York cities and towns which
tbev have visited. One Of the troubles Is a
want OF money. Votes are for sale. II APP
rfays. and the Democrats haye 30 money TO
lay out in their purchase. Even well-to-do
farmers chang around" waiting for The
highest bidder. And 50 on to the end OF the
chapter.
Nobody should attach the least importance
to those outgiyinps. Aswc niiusted yes''r'
dsv mlgbt he The case with the HeTqdS
Grst sensational correspondent, 30 we say
now that the forecasts OF these correspond
onts arc nothing worth. 10 they would give
their real names they would be laughed to
scorn. They know no more IS 70 how TIE
November election will result thsn do the
strectloaiers who nm The streets Of so many
cities dsyofter day foretellIng the result.
An you hsye to DO to satisfy yourselves a.
10 the total uaut OF reliability Of these senso'
tional correspondents Isl find ont their real
names. They are as formidable as fAL-
srsrr's men ia buckram. 70 Ions Us ihcY
can De kept before the mental vision Of TIE
people by such tricks ar these correspond
eDts are not ashamed % resort TO, but they
are found to be not worthy OF so audience
when they sltcmp, 10 speak IN their Own
urOpeF persons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
P,rnIieo Races.
fltnltNo
rpv teieeraph 10 tho Dispatch. J

CBy telegraph 10 tho DiApatcn-l
BlI11wOgE, october lS.-FIrst race-one
mile-Oyid won; Osceola second, wheeler
T third. Time, l.i3l.
Second race-Central stakes Tor tWo-year'
olds. one mile Reporter won 'ypsy
Queen second. Brussels third. Tine l:i5.
Third rsce-Bowle stake, Tor All ages
two aud one bali miles-iluntress Won;
Eurus second, Connemafa third. Time,
1924.
Fourth r1cc-one milo and one furlong--
Favor won; Esquimau second. Time, 2:VJ{'
Finn rsce-selllng. three quarters OF a
mile-Vota ran all the way around IN the
lead, but 10 was declared of because of \ ialse
start. and on the next attempt -necialiy got
good lead and was never headed, Winning
los four lengths from Glennouni. who vas a
length and bali in front Of Golden Reel,
with the Others strung ont. Volta, Ny Own,
and Leo n. were leit st lhc po,i. Toe VIM
ner was bought in by his owner for $1,000
the entered price. some ~ ihe eoOs-makers
had commenced paying of on VOLTA, but by
the decision u the judges they were COM
pelled 10 cash the Specisitv tickets. and one
trim claimed 10 nave lost 1850 by The de-
ci.iOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

The Providence journal thinks that a. re-
CARDS the main issue Involved ia the prtsi-
dential election even Rhode Island may be
olAssed as doubtful State. Bu. the Journal
adds:
4" The result which sleyts the present
contest is tie presence in both parties Of a
sci Of political adventures, large and small,
from state bosses 10 grog.shop heeiers.
who make a trade u politics, aud deal IN
votes ~ ether men deal IN tsh OF potatoes
They bsye the commodity FOR sale IN the ~
norant and vicious loaiers OF The city end
the poor aud degraded deEiseus Of the coun
try, and u Is tbelr business 10 Gad a mark Il
regardless Of pSrty or principle"
And yet there are men all over the
North who have the impadence to con-
hpue TO pirate about the questionable p
election methods ia vogue at The south. The
HIGHT the journal has from time TO time
thrown upon the election methods Of Rhode
Island shows that the South Is ROT Ia lbe
bern'bOok OF political corruption as com.
pared with ths " little plantation"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
ETAUrTON.
The Westeru InsRne Asyium-fhe
Question Of "a Female Phyatcinu-

The weateru Insane Asyium-ihe
Question Female Ehysteinn.
lC1rrespoadenco q the Ri,,monl Dispa'chI
OCTOBER H.. ISIS.
The Boord Of Directors Of the Western
T.unqtic Asyium were TO regular session ye.-
fer5av. Present. Ne.sr.. MoGeit ,pres'd'niA
Fd,nrnd.op. NcAlhster, Btckhan, BOYD,
Todd. aud Trout. General Rosser was here
'or TIE Durposs oi attending Che session. bat
vas called agaY in ODE esrIy part Of ne day.
Colonel Coleman Was absent boy failure Of
railroad connection.
pr. Conrad, The superintendent makes
reference 30 bis report % the Board oi llrer-
to-a Of bis observations when visiting similar
institution. poo other states. In one where
there we're Loo 11Nmis, 40 OF whom we're
females, Poe found three ladies in charge -
Chat departments These ladies' were ail reSu-
lareraluatc. Loo medicine. llewas fvorahiy
Impressed wilh tle bcunt's 20 patients VINO
lad the care 81 such eiuce'rd attendants.
SIR John ST. IotJ, one of The m'mbofs
~ tho ho1rd from stanton, cf.'ei the fol
lowing resolution, which Was unanimously
1Colted
Ee,oye}, That ho aurerintenleni be 70.
que,ird 20 ioluuc iu'o ue ajy-a1liiy OF
having a fcmte assistant physician for the
female department; fh1t he ef.cr1.n q, FIR
70, practicable whether other a.ylrms employ
femaie lhF~ici3us for female wards. and WIN
Vf9t results, and report "uh such recon-
moudar0ns q. hn uav deem proper TO lue
ncNt mcc.uF az tIe h01rd.
Ihe average number oi patient, for the
month present during tlc past wear In The
asylum. c,L Thtrc arc DOW ClG, vi whom
sos are males onl 3l2 females. Iue numbDr
admitted since jha opening Of tho institution,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
......... 0CToBER19. 1888.


The New York Jribune keeps standing on
iss editorial page IN extract from President
CtEvYfAYD's letter % acceptance 81 1884, 3D.
vocating IN eject the making OF such a
change IN the Federal Constitution rs would
render the President Of the United states in
eligible ior reelection. We are unable 10
perceive the damaging Inconsistency which
The New York organ Of BL4NB's party eyi.
IDENTIFY thinks u has made manifest. On the
contrary, the aycrmon,s made m that extract
,rc ~ true o. preaching, and might con-
ristnily have been repeated ~ Mr.. tLLyf-
LAND In his letter Of acceptance OF ibis year.
Let MS examine this extract carefully. Here
Il is:
WWhen we consider the patronage 81 This
great of3ee. The aliurcments o. power. the
iemftation 90 etsin pun BE- place once gained,
md. moro than nil, the availability pafy
frd. To- m incumbent whom q horde ~ Of
Gco-holders, with zc4i born ~ benefits De-.
ccived and i0sicffd by The hope o. faYois
VET 10 come, stand rea0y 20 aid wrh money
and tFBincd political service, We recognize
ip the eligibility a. the President i0r re-
election q most serious danger to that calm,
drllherata. and Intelligent action which
must chsraciefize government ty t1e u'o'
pie
De- NOT ''i tht tr'ef "''' MOI ''''' Do'!
recognize u 100 c'FiDoIy OF ine i'N'''
ior reelection ne very owls 'hoi ''I' '''f' 10
LiNDS i'"z'i'ee 40 wen "''''''''' - .o
m'n VINO Mpie'''''7 PM '''"Y '' -
That might he inflicted upon hs country Nv
a0 uu,cupulou, Executive, and the evils
That would result nom alto" 'Dk "' ""i. -
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
THE prcHNOND DIspATCH-TRIDAY, OCTOBER 49, 1883

will be for hong yearsto como. sectionalism
IL ~ strong now n Il wss before the war
think stronger, because u feels more secure,
aud that makes II more audac'ous. WI
assert itself al every opportunt', ~ ~ uni
~ snirIt h marchln' round. And think u
tho duty Of ali men. but more especially OF
Christiins. not only 10 put forth every human
sfrort IN this canvass to protect their country,
their families, and their race. but, night and
morning on their Bonded knees, humbiy TO beg
Almlgbtg God % deliver US from tue enyY,
hatred. malice, and all uncharitaeleness with
which we are daily visited by our Republi.
can brethren, but also from the battle ano
murder and sudden death with which we are
openly threatened by representative men
through The representative Republican press
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
interesting 10 Arcn~los,v,.,

Correspondence oi tho Richmond Dispat-hl
tuAUi lON. ". Va, October L., lNsS.
In cxcay2iug for the Tiycr.sWltch ana
tipp,cs Of the Mt. Carbon Coal Company on
me William Buster farm. o. MI Carbon,
workmcn discovered anl dug mp several
human skeletons recently, which are sup
posed by the older cirZ'uS 10 have been
indians. >evcri 81 them were well pre-.
served and others were badly demved. They
were found az from two 90 three feet from
the top ol the ground sud seemed o have
been buried ia trenches or rows in slt-
ting position, facing the rising sun. Dr,
johnson. II Powelton, found 3 skull re-
mirkably well preserved, having ali tae
teeth IN The jaws. Ia the back OF The skull
was a small hole, us II made by 3 bullet.
Another sbuN bld ail thC teeth in thc jaws.
Around the teeth m tue lower iaw Wa, q
tMu plating Of copper, The teeth being copper
colored Several relies have been found,
such as Indian darts, pipes, bone needles,
white beads. deer head. cik horns, Ac. \,
t. who tEis strange tece Of people were there
Is no oNplauatiou-ouiy suppo'i'i0p. The
land has been owned by TIE Buster family
f'r years. aud tbe place where these ,Ncle-
tons were found was dense wilderness Nhcu
Robinson Buster could hr,t rCcoieci. be
being the Youngest OF the family, AMI now
being fully seventy years Ot axe, Tie is g
resident II sac. Carbon, aud owner ot the
greater part OF The ola Homestead. ON the
top Of the mountain overlooking the kanl.
VIVA river there " m enclosure OF some fsW
acres surrOundei by rude stone wal, Ia
which can De seen river boNlders OF immense
SIZE. winch must have been taken from toe
river.
Professor ". T.. Norris, o. the smith
soniau Institute at Washington, visited thus
Enclosure waue here during the sumner oI
1858. aud m searching for relics di.coyerei
a depression near lhe centre. presumably a
we'll or pa for the purpose OF sua. ing game.
Tbere are said 20 Doe opening. IN the wall OF
some few feet, through which it Is supposed
the large game was TO pass. IuoINuiLL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

utter praisIna HARRISON as speech.maker,
he said: "You notice that eeftsin other
candidate keeps his month shut tight" In
commenting on this the Boston Herald says;
HE (Hawleyi knows very well that we
President IL respecting the dignity OF ms
position 70 keeping silent. Was V worthy
81 a United states senator to taunt him Tor
10 doing, snd to intimate reason ior tue
act which is not the true oael"
Sit down. General TIAwLEY, and ponder
the wisdom OF initiating the example OF Mr.
CfEVKfANn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

Illy Anglo American cable % sac DispN;'Al
Berlin, October lS.-Pro.essor rcbow
aud Dr. Wsldsyer have sigasd a doyument
declaring thar TIE protocol drawn ,ip after
the pO>tm0rts7a cx lmu ZION ~ The Te@alns
Of Kmp,ror FREDERICK dld not mrntton eo-
scess IN The cavity OF the tiscaea, and that
none existed. They further say that tina lis
sues ~ which Or. Mackenzie ass RS pr,
Bergman inside false passage while At
tempting 10 insert canult we're in normal
condition, aud were not cycilrIzed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
Haa,es miosiuK.
lnr tslerrerh @ ths plsp.te

lby Telegraph - tAs tspstll
grand F0REs, OAK, October 10 "A num-
Der of ladies were brought here from rhomp-
son, ueishb0ring village, yesterday morn.
lpg, charged Win riot ia having rsided
saloons tnero rs crusaders. Their tlal &C.
eupied the entire day and vas bitterly con.
tested. the local Womau's Christian Tens
persnee UuIon espousiuK tbeir cause. The
Justice finally ruled that IA offence hsd
been committed and held them 10 $500 bonds,
wkich were readily furnished.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
THE CAMPAIGN.
rHR WOODS OF MEcKIENBURo FULL
OF P0LITIcIAE6
What Arnold Says About the Situation
Democratic Barbscue-cours
and other soteA
ccorro,Dona.nco Of the R,chmond DI,DasoA-l

Correspondence 81 the hichmonu DispA@oAI
CHASE CRY. October rs. 1883.
Politics now rule the day and The woods
are fun Of politicians. Colonel Borbelre, 81
Fenusylyapts, was sent here BY tue National
Republican COMMITTEE and spoke on ue+-
day nieht. lie confined himself solely 70 the
tariff aud the advocacy 81 HARRISON anu
Morton. and Old not touch local pohtcs'
Last nipht Judge Arnold had a meeting
which WAS much better attended lhan hta
expected for a Langsl0n stronghold. re
poured DO. shot into the Langston camp lie
stated that IL the elecuen should take place
now. and he had been all over the district
and was Informed, the vote would be IN
round numbers: Laugiton, 10000: Arnold
10000. and Neua1le. 1900. That a. the
election approacbed Lane-iOn was weaken
ing. aud the successful canddlte would ue
either himself or Venable. There is much
feeling existing among the rival factions o.
the Enpu1icau uariy. While their conniot
procrCs.cs tbe Democrats are Organizing Tor
victory. Arnold goes from here TO Prince
Edward.
DEMOCRATIC BARBECUE.
4 large Democratic barbecue was given at
Buffalo springs YESTERDAY, and NenaNl''
Conrad, ana Mckinney aroused the people
They 20 10 another barbecue I'm the lower
end ~ the county 90 day.
our Circuit Court adjourned to-day ~lof
q session OF seventeen Gays.
EDUCATIONAL.
The committee q the Concord Bautis' A.
s1ciaiion after considering the Applications
If other places ior tne csiloi-hmeut oi o
male academ, O. high grade Yesterday De-
cided 10 loc1te tle sobo0i ~ this place. The
citizens here subscribcdoyrr t-,OJOas an W.
duccmcnf. The decision meets with general
approved
Passenger trains noU pass here daily from
Durham, y. q. Travel hE greatly H.
creased.
The weather is delightful, and farmers arc
busy seeding wheat. J'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
sa Down. General Hawlsv

The old saying has been applied 10 General
HAwtkr that every time be opeus bis mouth
ne Pu's bis foot into il. Metaphorically,
that Il very near the trata. and Il would ne
qieaiig BE- better for General HAwLsr were
Il literally uhs truth. His mouth needs stop
nlngfes bis own good. In recent address.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

"Thc declaration that 'uo young man viii
call bis best girl his sugarump uowo-
days is made Toy the Louisville courier.
Jouno'.' Why? We Thought that Of all
things best girl, should be trusted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
INDIGESTION.

A DOSE or SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
WILL GIVE PROMPT NELtG. tND ~
SURF Refreshing LISP.
ivy wife having suffered long time
with Rcstlrrsuess ard >lres le .slets. and
taeiuc tried nFcrytlinr rccofnf10ud"h
vi bout heucftug hor, va. finally al
viscd ~ try simmons liver kegllaf r,
aud e has acted ike n charm. After
faring ono bottle che improved go much
hnf fse.t ans bought a ha.i dozen Ay
wife g. nov go fhc ouloymcut ci excellent
health Wo keep mo Regulator in ire
nouse ne family moii.iue. AM recJm-
mend itas the Do5t ia Tho worlLI
a. g.. blhhING.
Tsdcs county, "a.
TT NOT IMPOSED UPON.
Fxqn7fno o. ser that YOU got the genuine, dis
tingtl-Aci FROM al frauds hud limitations by
ODrrcI II ira Jos mark on front az Wrauper. and
on 90. siio the seal auI signature oi D. u. IEi-
.fISfCO. o. l9-f,~u N&w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

Tm PueYlyANA CANE LAw.-S'uce
penulug tne bort article which appeared Tn
our Issue Or Yesterday touching the state
eaua-sw for PHlylvsuil county we have
received o copy 81 lbe Act oi Assembly -
j. ,-ss ani Gud in them the lsw which or
correspondent asked u5 TO print. Its main
irafuro is a- follows:
"lt shall uo. le avf1l for any person 20 KIN
nrI capture. ur Offer fur .eic r. bay nlF lnl-
fr.lgo quail or Wild urEcF8 in tro county "
IIfter tauiH ur -i.. M Dau.ii.e le.W.ru iI' Pa
.Gy OF February ana OBJ tisf ~ FasomDtro of ea.n
v.ai u.r sh.II % 10 l.HiI hfary tne O. h.ca.
lptIo.r pests I'D destroy tltlr crf+'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
bonds Arrnn,.a.
10y tologfaph % lhs nispalch

lBy telegraph " shs nispetch.l
WAsuRGTeN, October a. The Treasury
to-day accepted the sendets Of bonds sggfe-
gatlng Si9I, 900 &s's, all At 1854, All The 4
per cents. aggrsgatirg S59G5oo, were re-
iected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

"Thc QUAY crowd have sent $4,000 OF
fat 10 ludisna." But, Judging from the
heat Of the Democratic canvass, he "iat
haas been thrown into the fire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

Practice FOR October 18th j. on our table.
,. j.. WINS, NJ. d., editor aud proprietor,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

II Is important 10 check consh II once.
Dr.. BulFs Ceagh SyIuD will DO so Is cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

4. generally caused by n arrangement OF the
4'oma~h and bowels go enjoy refreshing sleep
10 &C. necessary iha. larger organs OF the
body should properly ,erforn their functions.
Adults n we'll o. chilfr6n sometimes eat too
rnulh supper ar some thing that does not agree
rrI.fI Them rrrfI.Irw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
PERSONA.
VO THE PUBLIC.
FURRGruns, 40.

4 ARGE AND SELECT SVOCKA
IL OF PARLOR. CHAMBER. nlNiS0. ia.
AND HALL FURNITURE ~ OAK, WALTZ
Nut, AND CHERRY. Visitors anl others
IA need u gaoas la MY Use al uHd o - ah1ie
inIorssl 10 cali and examine ~ stolk ro-s. Q
purchasing D. GAfbAlUNf's So.
o. is-sm No 10 90gsftlr n-sesI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
JULIUS SYCLE & Son.
213 EAST BROAD.

It Is necessary for US to make shelf room.
Our stock Of GINGuANs, FLANNELs, cAssI-
MRREs. and all DoNEoTICS must he reduced
by the Is, Of NOVEMBER These shelves will DO
occupied by
FANCY GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE
Reductions have osen made in our DRESS
GOODS DEPARTMENT. These shelves will oc-
cupy
GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE.
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS arc on too go
c3nd floor. Big reductions have been made
bore. This door will DO turned into a
HOLIDAY DEPARTMENT
Special bargains TOMORROW and through
out tho week IN our CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Special prices have been made on chill
DREN's WRAPS.
THIS REDUCTION SALE WILL CONTINUE
UNTIL OUR SURPLUS ISALL sOLDoUr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

"
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
AcuEt arr >
Fall DISPLAY
or
Millinery Z Fancy Goods

$50 shall oho~ unusual attractions 10 our
MlLLINtkH DEPARTMENT u.s isl. Tue
Llrb reputation We have ATTAINED GA our
ThlhdED AlLLiN GRY ga mo pa5f VIC shall eu-
QteT0f ~ even sur. as tlin osson.
our PAlTkNN BONNET, AID ROUND HATS
ar marvsis ~ beauty. ~ vol a. hose designed
7--1ur own wcrk-rooni
~ nere,cfo q 10 shall display tno best asaoct-
mcut oi klBbDa. NhLyalS, TIPS. fLUNkS,
flArhEk BANDS AND BoAs. BIRDS.
HHEAaIs. WINGS, and. ~ tact, everything per-
tanning 70 bIiLfNEAY TRIMMINGS that can
be- i0aud 10 iae city.
We shou an immense variety of Unframed
HAT. IN FELT. FLUSH, AND VELVET FOR
LADIES. MISSES. AHD CHILDREN IL all tho
latest sha9es.
Oar ran ara Winter hno Of CHILDRENS
CATS en- hgacss az un8pgrodchaDio variety Of
styi8s aud soiOrs 10 SILK. SURAH, PLUSH. ana
IAslMkHE. We are sisO fsplsyiHs large
assortment o. KNITTED WOhSrfD VESTS,
SACQUE5 CAPS. HOODS, AND BOOTHS FOX
INFANT. AND CHILDREN.
No house Ia ma city ahogs 20 extensive q
variety q LON0 AMI SHORT CLOAkS Ia
CASHMERE. PLUSil. and WOOiLESs fOk
tail.Dhkk ~ Ours We make q special fea-
tlrs Of this department. Oar styles ais seAs) a
are worry attractive, our psicos es usual Tie
lowest.
I.adIee ~ho arc contemplating their fail pur-
c.s.ss viii Cad & greatly % Their Interest by
calling on W. All our departments villa be
found rep.eto VITA t2s choicest Vi every liing ~
IL fcgod IN me fDarxsi iho sane standard q
MARKING ALL OUk GOODS IN PLAIN
ftGgazs AND STRICTLY one PRICE 10
ALL witch las eharazlSrizaa tAAs establishment
Ia Me <sst vii BE- fully tlsneelned 10 M lniafe.
KAEENANN - a..
&C i0-w6F as e4ss Broad esre~I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

Reading notices IN rssding-rnsiior VpA
lines or less. 81: IN nonparell loaded. 10.
Card q rates for more epace FURNISHED on age
LlicAuOn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

"Gcncrd saeWAN threatens 10 break
loose ia another war article.' Won't
some one supply TlcCNp with box OF un
.ulIlLr-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
BHIEP COMMENT.

"The BARRIERS bad day at the Cincinnati
Centennial ON Nonday.' The affairs OF tie
nation have been settled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

OLD WHISKEY. HERMITAGE,
" distilled 1881: Private SOCK. distilled 1881
Ely. distilled 1879. Also, choice Selection Of
shsrries, Ports aud Madeira Wines Tor saio by
r. l. CHRISTIAN 4 co.
90 lam knccesanrn % Chriatian, Mhlte s CO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19

nor SALE, ASTYLISH DARK IN
z BAY MARE four years old slxtson IL
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COS Vest Franklin street &C 1914
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-19
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tho sore en.Ir.Iy heated. Respectfully.
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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-09-12
SUMMARY.

The following is the standing OF the
clubs of the national league at the close
of MONDAYS games:
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-09-12
To Where and whom 1t Went Lately.

1t Was Tuesday, Aug. Z, 1855, always
Tuesday, the 2l9th Grand Monthly
Drawing Of The Louisiana State Lot
terry occurred under the sole manage
ment las usual OF GeD'ls. @. I. Beau
regard Of La, aud Jubal A. Early OF
Va. The prizes ranged from 500 TO
100000 aud We're distributed from
Maine to Texas and California to Alas
ka. You want TO know to whom and
where. No. 1884 drew the First Capi.
tai Prize OF 100000. II was sold in
fractions OF twenlieths at 81 each, seut
TO NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La, :
One was hel dby MIS-, Mary l.. Callen-
der, New York city; one 10y Charles
Wiess, Altoona, Pa; one ny deposi-
tor, through Wells. Fargo & Co.. San
Francisco, Cal. one by Joseph Fish
bough, l29 First st., Elizabeth, n. j.;
one by Amos Marsh, Bell st., Orange,
n. j.; one by Peter Klein, 80 Kinsey
st., Chicago. ILL.,; one by Vasilllo
Grissafll. Front St., near Jackson 81.
Ferry, Gretna, La; one by Ellis Rich
ardson, Fort Worth, Tex; one by r.
DAnl, Rowland, KY, through Citizens
Natl bank Of Louisville, Ky one by
J. Rlysrd, Brownsville. Oak; one by
Aug Hartdegen, Columbus, OF the
rest went elsewhere. Ticket No. 81
800 drew Second Prize OF 100000 also
sold In fractional parts; One went to
a party at oxford, Miss, collected
through Bickham a Moore, 2ls, Ora.
vier ST., New Orleans La; one to S.
Goddard, l92 Division ST., New York
city, one to Alonzo Edwards, Ithaca,
n. Y; one 10 Stewart n Bradwsy,
Bridgeport, Ind; one TO a depositor,
through Wells, Fargo a Co., fan Fran.
cisco, CAL; one 10 J. Spl' ',lgRn