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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
The New Tariff BiII.
by telegraph to the Dispatch.l

10y ttiNE aiil "a tt4' AAoffs. L.
WASHINGTON. September 25.-The Fl
nance Committee met at half past 10 to-
day. There were present Senators Sher-
man. Allison, Aldrich, Hiscock, Harris,
and Vance, and Senator Jones made his
appearance at II o'clock. The new tariff
bin was laid before the committee by
Senator Allison, chairman of the sub
committee, and the second complete
copy was banded Mt the same time TO
Senator Harris. This was at once Sc
curely sealed aud addressed to Senator
Beck and forwarded by the trusty Deputy
Sergeant-at-Arms TO Fortress Monroe.
The committee then formally began the
consideration Of the bill The majority
Of the members were personally in favor
OF making it public at once, but it was
decided in Difference to the ancient
usage to await the action of the full
committee.
Each member of the committee re-
ceipted for a copy of the new bill and
took it away with him. 1t Is the preva-
lentimpression, based on what the Demo
cratic members of the committee have
said to their Republican fellow members.
that not more than three or four days
will be required by Senator BecktO com
plete the minority report. and that the
bill will be reported to the Senate and
made public next Monday Meanwhile
the committee continues its hearings. At
! o'clock it gave audience on the subject
OF maccaroni and vermicelli. Tho i'm
preston that the measure is the work
of the Republican caucus Is entire
ly incorrect, its details never
having been submitted to any caucus OF
Republicans, though the general plan
and the expected results have been mat
ters OF discussion from time to time
Republican senators will be in no re-
spect debarred from submitting amend
ments when the bill comes before the
Senate, and i'll fact it is as are all other
measures in their progress through the
Senate committees still subject 10 change
in committee. The bill covers $50
pages OF ordinary bill size, including of
course the Mills bill, which is struck out,
and the entire differentiation bill upon
which the Senate committee spent
nearly year.
The next meeting Of the full commit
tee is called for Thursday morning, when
the formal reading Of the bill will be con
tinued. It is said that its reading in the
Senate will consume about five hours.
The members OF the committee have
pledged their honor not to make public
any Of the provisions of the bill, and
only about dozen copies have been
printed. All these but the one sent to
Senator Beck have been returned to the
clerk OF the committee and are locked up
in his custody. Thiriy-four new items.
mainly drugs, chemicals, and grasses,
have been added to the free list, and
many more are likely to be added before
the bill leaves the committee. Sugar
and rice are cut 80 per cent Salt and
lumber are practically unchanged. To-
bacco and alcohol used IN arts are to be
unfaYa1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
A warning.

BBEMo BLUFF. FLUvANNA CO., VA, I
September q, 1888. !
10 the Editor Of tic Dispatch:
Your editorial in Saturdays paper,
written in a spirit of caution to our Pro-
hibition Democrats, reminds me of q
speech | heard General Clinton b. Fisk,
the Prohibition candidate for President,
make at Mt. Lake Park, Nd, few
weeks ago. In the course Of his remarks
TO large audience of Prohibitionists he
said he was delighted at that time to
know for twenty or twenty-five years Of
his life he had been an underground
railroad worker, was engaged in stealing
slaves from the southern States, and
driving them in wagons at night, covered
with blankets, through the State of Mich
igan into Canada.
General Fisk also stated that the same
party that the anti-slayery party had to
fight before and during the war they had
to fight now, meaning, as | supposed,
the Democratic party and the southern
people.
If this information will be the means
Of bringing any Prohibition Democrats
over TO the Cleveland party you can USE
it. Very respectfully, w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
DnTR BUCHANAN RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, HOT SPRINGS ARK.

Of this
IN similarly ti the
ItaEep pleasure Hg~'
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Equ;noctlal storms.

A friend OF ours sent to us yesterday
the following good-natursd note:
RICHMOND, September rs, 1888.
To Tho Editor of the Dispatch:
can follow you blindly when leading
on reterites-weak or otherwise, the
subjunctige mood in any OF its vagaries,
and fossils Of any epoch, but my faith IN
your faith about vernal and autumnal
equinoctial affairs is terribly unsettled.
Your late silence IN re- this latter matter
is OminOuS.
Are you conscience smitten
How people will adhere to old super
stitions. We heard man say recently
that it wouldn't clear off before the moon
fulled (And, by the way. it didn't.)
Richmond was visited on the Goth OF
August with the severest winds storm ever
experienced here. 1t was a splendid
specimen Of the equinoctial storm. The
wind "blew great guns" If people
would only look at the facts ipstead of
listening TO old-wives' fables, they would
cease TO believe that a storm cOuid result
from the passing Of the sun over an i'm
aginary line. Let us take ten days from
the I5th to 2jth of September and from
the 18th TO 18th of August of the last
fifteen years, and see how much oftener
it rained between these dates in Septem-
her than in August. eve include the
18th and exclude the 25th D
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26

Referring yesterday 10 the recently
published extracts from the diary OF En-
peror FREDERICK We said it would be well
TO pause and hear more-hear the other
side-before entering upon a crusade Of
iconoclasm. Some of these extracts
would seem TO bear internal evidence of
genuineness. SO entirely In harmony are
they with what we know OF FREDE-
ucK-so clearly do they reflect the
character OF the man as illustrated
in his career as Crown Prince,
soldier, and Emperor. Other extracts,
however. may well have excited suspi-
cion. Not that they contain sugh: that
IN the matter OF sentiment and conyic-
ton was unworthy Of FaEDERIcK, but
because they are antagonistic TO history
and calculated TO rob the Bismarckian
policy of all claim TO patriotism, wis
dom, and defniteness 10 object. To ac-
cept as genuine these latter extracts and
She differences drawn FROM them
would be to accept the theory
that tie opportune moment for
accomplishing German unity was the
result Of a conspiracy of chances To
eliminate BISMARCK and the old Kaiser
Us potential factors in the great political
and historic problem, whose solution
was the new German empire. would be
10 assert that there is no such thing as tho
logic Of event. Now advices come from
Germany that justify sny suspicion that
might have been entertained regarding
certain portions Of the diary as pub
lshed. These adyiees appear to
vindieate history. Both the Co
Jogne Gazette (eemioiiiciaI organ and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26

II have been frequent visitor 10 n
.Sprinqs. Close observation Of the actor
ers from GOVT, hHhU MATlC GOVT, X
URIC ACID DlATHKSIS q much larger
than on any Of the HOT WATERS.
when used at an early stage, while
pose Of purifying tho blood, 10 is OF de-
in sOme case whore the destruction OF u
restoration and prolongation Of life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
pR. I. j. REIp. CHICAGO, REsIDENT PHYSICIAN.

"In my experience Buffalo Lhia Water is valuable adu
Of Cqlcylos affections GOVT, RHEUMATIC GOVT RHEU Ma
have used it In a OF DYSPEPSIA In my person
ing from the same malaiy with excellent results 10 IL yal
and s range tho enrs yractce Of the phgseian ari
NEDICA prescrbe On potent drug IA dii
these waters Of other sGed Lhia Springs
riorv of the BUFFALO LIIHIA WATER"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26

Rooms STATE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE, |
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept. "A, 1883. !
The following additional appointments
are authorized:
GENERAL RPPA HUNrON.
Prince William, Monday, October lst.
HON. d. GARDINER TYLER.
Williamsburg, Tuesday, October 9th.
Toano, Friday. October 18th.
Charles City, Thursday, October 18th.
Newport News, Wednesday, October
31st.
HON. II. r.. POLLARD.
Botetourt, Monday, October Sth-
COLONEL RICHARD F. BEIRNE.
Farmville, Saturday, September 29th,
night
Pulaski, Monday, October LIST.
Russell, Tuesday, October I'd.
Wythe. Monday, October Sth.
Scott, Tuesday, October 9th.
Smyth, Monday, October 18th.
Washington, Monday, October I'D.
Montgomery, Tuesday, October 23d.
King George, Thursday. November LIST
HON. JAMES n. STUBS.
Caroline Monday, October Sth.
Lancaster. Monday, October 18th.
Accomack, Monday, October 18th.
Richmond county, Monday. Noyem-
Der 9th. john 5. BARBOUR,
Chairman.
". W. Scott, Secretary.
democratic papers copy.l
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DR.. L. s. oRDwAY. RESIDENT PHYSICIAN. HOT spRr

"Ihaye used Buffalo Water Spring very extensively
the Arthrlc form, especially when
i've Kifneys Nth inclination 10 BRIGHTS DISEASE"
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The Mills bill, as the Hc1dL0ht ought
to know, never proposed to abolish the
tax on tobacco, except as to certain
classes. -BidRd Southwest.
The Southeast is mistaken. The
language of the MILLS bill is as follows
''Section %. That on and after the
LIST day Of October, 1883, all taxes on
manufactured chewing tobacco, smoking
tobacco, and snuff, all special taxes upon
manufacturers of and dealers in said
articles. and alltaxes upon wholesale and
retail dealers in leaf tobacco, be and are
hereby repealed"
The Southeast ought TO reproduce
the above extract for the information of
Its readers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
Novel Military C"mDany.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLESTON. w. Va, Sept %, 1888.
Charleston is well supplied with mill.
tary companies for city OF its size.
The Kanswha Rifemen and the Gov
ernors Guard have been organized
for some time, but the latest
is company of young ladies,
thirty-fve in number, who have organ
lied, elected officers. chosen uniforms,
consisting of blue dresses trimmed in
white, and hold regular drill meetings
every Wednesday evening. The arms
used are wooden musGets made in exact
imitation of the regulation article and the
girls are said to be making remarkable
progress in the manual of arms. The
company has not been named as yet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26

THE HOTEL. The Charleston N'c,cS
amt Courier says that thele is not the
slightest reason for Encouragement con-
corning the proposed hotel on the water
front Of that city; that it will be built.
but half a million Of money is not to be
expected to be raised in a month or two
in Charleston.
This reminds MS once more that Rich
mond lost a golden opportunity when
she failed last winter and spring to pro-
vide a new hotel here. The presence of
the yellow-fever south of us and the abb
soluto immunity Of this city from that
disease are facts which would soon fill
with northern visitors even q million
dollar hotel III this loveliest Of cities
that is, if the hotel were not what Mr..
THUBIAN's uncle, WILLIAM ALLEN,
would have dubbed ga barren ideality."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26

1.-The President Of the Taxing Dis
trict is another title for "the Mayor Of
Memphis. " Memphis went deeply into
debt some years ago and in order TO get
rid Of the debt or of the annoyances con-
nected with it, secured from the Legis-
lature of Tennessee an act converting
the city OF Memphis into taxing dis
trict
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26

"Boston newspapers are attacking DIR.
INGALLS,, who refused to issue hourly
bulletins during the late illness OF VIII
LIAM WARREN. the actor" DR.. INGALLS,
did not wish to hasten the death of his
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26

The Commercial Gazette calls upon
Cincinnati to receive the yellow-fever
refugees. 1t also calls for money for
Decatur, Ala That's good suggestion.
Don't forget all the towns except Jack
ennYille.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26

The fight between our esteemed Re-
publican friends the ohio State Journal
and the Cincinnati Commercidt-Gd
is beautiful one as it stands. We sim
cerely hope that both will whip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
THr RICHMOND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SEPTEMBER g. 1888
question many feel like putting to the
Prose-.

"LuSa is Chinaman in Chicago who
Is worth 5000, 600, most of which is in
real estate" Now let him get divorce
and Chicago will be exceedingly proud
of him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26

son, that is all humbug you might
as we'll try to tell where the largest wave
or the greatest white-cap will rise during
a storm in mid.ocean as to localize
storms by observing the position Of the
planets or the size of sun spots 1t can
not be done. Look at it minute. You
single ont a very small portion of the
earth, which is very small portion of
our universe, and say the movements of
the heavenly bodies will produce such
and such conditions of weather in GER
tam neighborhood, region, State. con
tinent The earth isn't concerned more
than any other planet. The vast extent
Of untold millions of miles is narrowed
down, localized to an atom, as it were
No astronomical research justiiies any
such thing. have no patience with it. "
The tate PrOfcSsOr Proctor.
Nobody in this enlightened day ought
TO have any patience with such beliefs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26

don't believe in free trade at all, end
in the next place free trade and protec-
ton are mere matters OF governmental
policy. President CiovetaHd-intor-
VieU in Chicago Herald.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26

The New York World says that the
Treasury Department has learned that
tea of a poisonous nature is being i'm
ported into this country. And there are
hut few good judges of tea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
Il IYDERGARrEN AND PRIMARY

u Il r@.ttUGA.
BelVidero lau, &c west Main street
The eighth session vii bel n OtloStil p. i..t
Miss VIRGINIA r. SNYDER. lrin.if.
Miss BARNEY. Assyriata Principal. t.r .r.I
lars Apply 10 tie principal, so west Graz ,.-.-.
- 10 tTr ftf...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26

Twenty more rainy days between the
18th and 9th of August than between
the 18th and 25th Of September.
1t has rained almost necessarily, or
people think it has, for the last three or
four weeks and yet on the very days
for the equinoctial storm to appear-be-
tween the 18th and 9th September, it
was either clear or fair We absolutely
had no rain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
ClWARTHMORE COLLEGF.

~ NN AK NUKE 3 A.
OPENS NINTH MONTH. liTH. IMay I.l
utes from Broad-sTeot station, ilAair.I g.
Under the care - FncniA Full COiLtia
COURSE FOR Roth SEXES Clh--is. 81 ...
tic. and Literary. Also. a Manual Ira. li.r..
"a Preparatory school. hralthfui ilcsi.i. %. itr..
grounds. extensive huildngs Aud d, ln.i .,
tOr catalogue and fun particulars 81 if..f
EDWARD HI. NAGlLL, IL. ID.
~ li-oO139t Pre-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
sONAL.

VNO THE PUBLIC: | WISH TO
Il inform my friends and the public gen.
orally that have Leased that large and ele-
giant store S2l east Broad street, where I will
conduct the GENERAL AUCTION AND COM
MISSION BUSINESS, aOd solicit cOnsignments Of
all kinds Of merchandise and general household
goods. Special attention paid 20 sale OF stocks OF
goods Snd at private residences. Positively
prompt returns on all sales mode, and will co.
deay0r % give perfect satisfaction - all who maj
inirust their business 10 my hands. / hope 10
receive liborsi share OF the pabiic patronage.
Regular sale days at auction-eOom Tuesdays and
Fridays. Advances made on oOnsiguments.
large or small amounts, when desired. without
extra charge. j. II. VALENTINE.
General Auctioneor.
sol east Broad street, Richmond. Va.
Reference: Business public Of Richmond and
Lynchburg. au 26-eodim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
For pervou. Deh,rttv.


UbN HOhbFUtUD ACID IHOHPHATE.
DIR. A. NJ. Billy, Mitchell, Oak, says !:
al have used ii in number OF cases Of
nervous debility, with very good re-
sults."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26

Miss Edith Brandon, the actress, has
just become countess by the elevation
OF her husband 10 the peersge. He mar
ried her about year ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
MISS JORNSON'S SCHOOL p.

VI YOUNG IA igs And LITTLE Oltir I'D
Tho noxtsession vii begin ,EprEMBBG. rI a'
the chapel recently occupied hy ue MVlaIl-fia
chur~h, corner q Grace ami hhIi-uu sfr. o
French Mil BE- Tho medium ~ couVocsa1 . .r
pupils studying that innggarc, aui "a l.ft a
Monsieur Coos. a native ~ large e1usri'n
Circulars are 70 De COX ,.oros ~ Ma lr-
can 20 seen o. her les Ieuce, ol5 west Fra ..4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
BRIEF COMMENT.

1.-THE smallest footed lady in the land
is announced in New York" The largest
footed one is in Chicago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26

SCHOOL,

NJ TWESTY-FOrRra SEssIOF
First entrance day SIP ENBks l4fH $500.
assemblies Tor work Bp kNf-t .f.-
Removal September i7h from fF $40 - D
street % Nos and morn BOW iersf .i.",
ovorlusiDE Nmr9o iars.
Entrance from srl0al enclosure
UPPER sCuOOL-..........JOhN % HU.
LOWER SCHOOL........ AEs J. T. NrlI los.
FULL CORPS OF A>Sf,lANi~
Special sffcettaf arrange gnCnts i1r t..f.'
Church hi.i aud hencbcstcr
for terms f0r dhy-sctoiar-. or b1erf'r III ..s
session ~ nine months 0r per wrek 'r." -
DAY TO Friday, see clr-ullrb lu l.3.s..r.-
drugssores on veal AaiA streu.
q -
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SCHOOL or Mrslc.
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE
SrAUNTOS. VA

- ~ IN ~
This CELEBRATED Old YikGiNfA SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES Is one OF the n..f afy.-
tive In tho Union. Highest culture u .I..It.
TURF, MUSIC, AKr. eni sANNEt. >t.
ton beautiful; climate spleniil. pspIs .r.a
nineteen stateA write for catai.gl-- l
Dr. W. A. HARRIS. Precedent
~ 6-d&w3m sta.l .o..A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.
No. 10 NORTH EiIuTH sTREzr

Tho tweniy-thiri session of tbs srtol' "a . te.
gin MONDAY. septe nber 2f-h.
CHARGES FOR TuE SESSION
Elementary English snd haihemal ....... g.
Higher Kughrh an1 ha'h~matcs. ......... ... %
'iadu Grsek. frcuct. German, % -'L..... %
Clsrgymon's s0ns.......... ............ ...
N by q idios nore Than tso1f N... ISL.
fourth.
For two or more boys from no Same 'arHra
deduction 81 $40 viii - ma1o fcJm el.l B. ...r
SEQ
Payments ~ follows: Ten do'ia-s OBJ. Co.. '
entrance. the baIsucs 10 tfrtr. s.1. -.f ...-
months from tho l{ri lay n september. l,-
Circulars a. tie bpukstorre
THOMAS u. NORWOOD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26

We have the Virginia LaW Journal
for September, J. @. LAMB, Esq, editor,
Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26

The Philadelphia Press asks Why
not DO honest" in politics? That's a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
EDUCATIONAL.


11r,
RICHMOND FEMALEINSTITCTg
CORNER TENTH AND MARSHALL srRgyr,
Thlriy-sevenih session opens sEPTENBgRir,
with the following
0YvIcERs AND TgAcHsRs,
MISS sALLtE -. HAMNER, PRfscfr,t
Latin. Moral Philosophy. aud English Ii.,rs.,,.
PROF. CHARLES u. WINSTON. ". Ain
Natural sciences and RA,hema,ia.
MISS 9. & EDDY,
(Gradgafe Of Cornell University
Mathematics, History. and Englsa.
MADAME c. GCILLAUMg.
CNauye q FrAncoJ
French.
Mss MAMIE EARLE LANoRlM
Preparatory School aud spanish.
MISS NELLIE DUsTIAN. DfR2croa.
Piano. Thorough Bass, and Harmon.
Mss ANNIE LOUISE GMsWOfD.
VocalizAtion and Italian.
MADAME JEFF. TEUsLER,
German
las. MARY GENTRY-TCCKEA
Piano.
Miss lilly LOGAN.
tArtSchool. % Rome3
Drawing aud Painting.
SCHOOL or MUSIC.
Pupils not otherwise conDectyi WIN ue lr.t.
tuie will BE- received 10 this seh0ol uf..0..,
given. The training q teachers sier.Ary
Pupils eight years Of age rce.f,i .4a n.
Preparatory school
Principals once hours from 9toiiAW
For catalogue Of Information apply %
Mss sALLIE b. HAMMER. la1st,.
soi5i0t
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HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DIR z. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, guaranteed specific for Hyste-
ria, Dizziness. Commissions. Pits, Nervous Nsu-
raigia, HoAiache, Nervous Prostitution caused by
the use OK alcohol or tobacco, Wakofulness, Men
tai Depression, Softenng OF the Brain resulting
IN insanity and leading 70 misery, decay, and
death, Premature Old Age, Loss OF Power in
Either sex caused by oyer-exertion Of the brain
or over-indulgence. Zach box contains ono
monthstreatment 81 box. or six boxes for s..
sent By mail prepaid on recslpt Of price.
We GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
IN cure any case. With each order received by
US for six boIeA accompanied with S. we will
eend the purchaser our written guarantee 10 RS
fund the money II the treatment does not effect
azure Guarantees issued only by
4. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist
Sole Agent,
go east Main street. Richmond, Va
my i-d&1ly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26

Combines a Normal With COilrfisfn rlr..
Offers special attrsc.tOns b~cuIs- q b. 0' rt-
ness Of rates, listnricsi asrocia buns a1d l.l.'f
climate FREQ nom al nla,KBaut lrY.r. I..
hundred and lfteen students Hinitlal 4.
OF TUITION and giIarAnieei krlgiuE H.a I,
lights fuel ami washing 20 SO per ncuul ..-
dress LYON q. TYLER, Al. 4. fro-i1-lt
- i&-eodtd Nil.amsiurs. "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26

MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC
vi (BERGER & LEATH. Lessees and MonA-
gersL- Inauguration Of regular dramatic season.
THURSDAY. FRIDAY, aud SATURDAY., Sep
terhor E7th. 18th, snd 2qth. Grand matinee
saturday. Fourth year Of the great success,
"ALQNE N LONDON by Robert Buchanan,
Esq. Sim g DeShetley. sole prOprletors Pre-
scented By tho Brooklyn N. - farS Theatre
Company.
NOTE DO not confuse this drama with others
with similar name, as it ~ entirely different in
plot. scenery. and Incl lenis.
Sale Of tickets begins WEDNESDAY. Septem-
Der 2sth, at 4. N. at tho Box-Onlce 50 2j-5t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-26
S. soCIREs cLAssLcAL N

Franklin sueofA WILL IS kkSl KID rEii
BEB i1rH. Number limited 90 .o macy H.
he taught by the principal, aitel 1y frc..t .
German masters. Conference 40 circniurs o.
terms, Sc on application atf,lO9'-rUJms t,i I
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IT RELIEVES PARALYSIS AFTER
FAILURE OF HOT SPRINGS.


PHYSICIAN, HOT SPRINGS. ARK
'sS e Sts s%9 "a HS"H"' %
s! Sr:s s'sas s ss . P. 3 %
NEPnmrlc COLO AND FORMING CAL
ETiE NAVY
GOVT SaHsG 2 c e @ III pi % s
@rr Ss4 s %sr K: S s s as S % e
DR. B. BUCHANAN. RESIDENT PHYSICIAN HOT SPRINGS
w . % ao Tsf: S GqT 2.
.a%! II ake pleasure advising Iainis
DR. L. ORDwAY, RESIDENT PHYSICIAN. SPRINGS ARK
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