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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31
the ExDsafGiou.
VII ginlan.

The Rich nOBd Exposition is a big thing.
II l. a credit n B4cifmond aud The State. IL
u q fire exblbis Of the grGnd resources OF
virginia, In her beids OF agriculture, her
forests, her mines. her mechanic arts. Il
shows what she could do u she were 20 Try
herself. II sll the coaHties and cities OF TIE
State bad eOutsib0ted ~ those have which
are represented there il would have done for
= Worlds Fair.
The tobacco show especially is msgnii-
cent one. aud such exhibits as those ~
Me.sy.. Allen d Ginter. z. II. Mayo L
Brother, Alexander Cameron & Co.. Myers
Brothers K Co., Il. 4. Patterson & Co., Il.
Whitl0ck. salmon s. Hancock, Thomas &.
Williams & Co., sod others, Including many
Of tbr enterprising leaf deahTs tn that city,
would be an honor 10 the State and the
Paris Exposition. We are pleased 10 know
tha, some OF them uil 20 there.
This Exposition mast do much good for
Virginia. It4s a splendid advertisement Of
her capacities. IL oilers a powerful induce
ment aBd entieement for newcomers. II
many people from oulsids the Slate-irom
the bleak Northwest and barren New Eng
laad-cOuld be induced 10 come aud see u
tho result would almost sHwly be a large In.
creaae TO our population aDd eapital-two
things much needed 10 ali parts OF tae
State.
IL Is good, too. for yisginisns 10 see tbi.
Expssitaoa OF th1fr States Industries. IL
a.akes even ,bsn thssk bcticr OF her; II en-.
eoaEages them. ssd gtyes tben heart for The
bsttie OF lie. bet al 70 10 view it who eau.
We honor Echnend for the work she has
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31
PersonaIs emd nrier..

Miss Anna Holman. OF Cumberland couu.
ty, is visiting friends in this clty.
Hon. Lyon G.. TYLER. president Of VIII
liam and Mary COLLEGE, Is in The city.
Mr. Jackson e. Go't. Of Baltimore. archl-
tect VI the Mas0uic TemDle, is 10 the city.
Or Lachlan Tyler, wh) has been stop.
ping NJ the American for several days, leit
for his home IN Washington yesterday
morning.
Rev. GEORGE r. Wiloms. n former pastor
~ Neuajle-Strtet church - in the city. Mt
No. Gl7 north Tweuty-tbtFd street, spending
q few days with bis friends
This evening 10 the sunday-schOol build
Ing 0f 81. johns Episcopal church Rev. T..
G.. Dashiei. ID. ~, vii give some "Taks
About Europe" Illustrated with twenty
beautiful siereOpt'can views.
Yesterday evening Jsmes Ferguson twhite)
and George Morton lc0lOred) engaged IN a
quarrel which terminated IN igh' on Broad
street. Both parties were arrested and car
rled TO the Second station-h0use.
A commission OF lBDacy was held At the
HeBrico cOuFthOnse Yesterday 10 inquire
into the mental condition of ROlort Jackson
(colorsd). He was adjudQed a lunaiic and
viii soon be conveyed to the asylum at Pc
tersbnrg.
Hon. George D. Wise end Colonel Taze-
well Elicit spoke At West P0iut Monday
night 10 a large audieDce Of Democrats,
and though the night was cool the people re-
lnained IN the open air several hours 10 hear
tie issues Of the campaign discussed.
The annufl meeting Of the Wom1n's Ms.
siouary Society oi the Virginia Conference
conyenes ia Broad.Street church az II
O'Clock this morning. Friends 20 the mis-
siOnary cause are invited 70 attend. There
will be meeting IN Central church, Man.
chester, al O'Clock in the Afternoon.
Rev. A. j. Bowers has been called 10 the
pastoral care Of Trinity cbHrcn, a, the corner
of Twenty ninth and + streets, which has Just
been reorganized. heSsrs. Adam DiacOnt.
J.. X. ide, and Thomas =. MurdOck sr' the
elders, and the deacOns are John VI. Noei-
ger, Charles Huhand, aBd jacob Wachiel
Policeman r. c. " WhkiasOn has In his pos
session and las been trying 10 ind The
owner for beautiful diamond-studded
brea.t-p'n, which WIS pawDed for S20 by the
parties who were arrested for The transac'
ton at Kohler's iegeiFy store. They car
Red it 20 the pawnbf0kef's about amour
and haf before they appeared at bohlePs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31
RECEPTION TO DIR. HATCHER.
tend Him n Hearty Wei
come Home.

Rev. DR.. William T.. Hatcher. pastor Of the
Grace-Street Baptist church, has been ira
velsng in EHrOpe for the past three months
and a bali. He reached Richmond on his
return last Wednesday. Sunday night pub
lie announcement was made that hts church
and congregation would tender him well
come reception on Tuesday night Accord
ingW at O'Clock last night a laFge congre-
cation assembled in the spacious audience
room OF the church 10 join in the welcome.
Tue oulpit was handsomely but not elabo-
rateiy decorated with flowers snd potted
plants, which added mach 10 the beauty OF
the scene. In the audience were quite a
number OF persons OF other denominations,
who thus testified their regard for the
Grace-Street pastor.
Promptly AZ $40 the grand organ, IN
charge OF Mr. l.. II. jenkins, the accomplish
ed orgauist OF the church, opened with an
overture, during which those who were 10
take part In the exercises entered from the
pastors study aud took seats uoou the put
PIT. Upon the invitation Of Dr. Pollard,
who was presiding officer for the occasion, the
congregation arose and sang the DOxoogy,
after which Dr. Pollard delivered a brief IN
trOductory address.
The exercises then proceeded In the fol-
lowing order: Reading the Scriptures by
Dr. George Cooper. Of the First Baptist
church. PRAYER was 10 have been offered by
Rev. w. II, Atwil. Of (lay-StTeet MeihO-
dist church. hut finding himself AT the last
moment unable to be present be sent letter
Of hearty sympathy aud his place was tilled
by Rev. DR.. Corey. Solo. "rubal Cam" by
D. T. Leitwicb, Esq. address Of welcome
in behalf OF the church by Thomas }. Todd,
A., he A atlI
In behalf OF the Blpiists Of Richmond
and Virginia bv Or. W. ". Ian.
drum, Of the second Baptist church
solo. "w hen the Roses Come Again
bv Captain Frank W. Cunningham
address in behalf of Christianity a. large by
Rev. Or. Il. =. Kerr, Of the First Presbyic-
rian church, duet by Mcssrs. WatNn- and
Lcftwich; congratulatOry letters cXpresstng
the regrets 0f their authors at their Inability
10 attend the reception from Or. II. 4. Tup'
per ard DR.. " u. Hogr were read 10y Dr.
Pollard, response 10 the several addresses
by Dr. Hatcher; solo 10y II. :. Watkins,
Esd; brief volunteer addresses by Or.
Cooper, DR.. Goodwin, Or. Pollard, and Dr.
Curry.
The exercises concluded With 4 flmilar
hymn, during which those present bad The
opportunity 70 shake Or. lIstcber's hand.
The occasion was one ~ deep interest and
pleasure 10 the church ana congregation,
and WAS thoroughly enjoyed by all present
The addresses were all peculiarly appropri'
ate, tender in sentiment. chaste and elegant
in style. and evinced the warm affection tni'
people feels for DR.. Hatcher and be feels for
them.
Or. Hatcher spoke with a stirred heart
quiyering voice and IN hs remarks he paid
an nficctionate tribute 30 Richmond and yei
more devoted tribute 10 the Grarc-Street peo'
pie, Of whom he has been pastor for nenrlY
fourteen years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

Nothing has seemed % arouse so much en-
thu,asm among the ladies OF Ricbnond Us
this subject Of Decorative Art Work"
Books have been written and la many Of the
laryer cities schools have been opened
where instructions are gwen IN the long aud
labOrious method of hAnd-gork. II has
been LEFT 10 The Domestic sewing achine
Company 10 open up an avenue by which
the most beautiful embroldorcs m arrisenc,
chcueile, and sllk as well ~ etcAings eau
b. produced ~ The Dome-tic sewing Ma
chine much more ripidly aud At much he's
cxpensc than bv hand and in "A beautiful
and artistic manrer. A y.it % TIE Art tx.
hiDition now being giyen Nv thi, company
II their store, 800 Main street, will convince
the most incredul0us ~ The truth OF the
above. ThO-e IN Attendance viii take plea
sure ia showing and explaining how easily
these decorations are produced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31
Manchestcr NeMs Notes.

Miss Susie Broaddus, Of Caroline. is visit
ing Mrs. Y. J. Ilowlott, OF this city.
Mr. Il. &. G. Moore. who has been visiting
his family here, has returned To his place OF
business ia GreeDyille county.
Judge y. A. Hancock has gOne 10 Sussex
county 10 bold term u the Circuit Court.
Mr.. W. w. Baker, commissioners OF Cbes-
terrified I charge OF the county exhibit at
the Exp ltion, has Just issued q pamphlet
descriptive OF the county.
A number Ot persons from this city went
over 10 Grace. street Baptist church list night
10 unite IN the welcome extended Dr.
Hatcher.
The Manchester German Clnb VIII give an
entertainment at Cersley's Hall fridly night.
Manchester was quite vel Represented a
the bail given the Locomotive Engineers last
night no Armory He'll.
4 large and interesting meeting ot the
Cleveland and Thurmln Campaign club was
held at headquarters last nlght. This club Is
doing good work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

or the many cases disposed Of in the Po-
lice Court Yesterday morning the following
Voic the most important:
Frank Moore and Martin Dillon, charged
VITA being vaerants, were sent TO jail for
thirty days each.
Robert Dan didge, charged with being a
fugitive from justice from Baltimore, where
ho is charged with larceny. Continued I'M
I'll November Sth.
William llil (colortdh recelyine the books
Of The independent club Of seventeenth
street from Moses Jackson under false pre-
tcuces. Continued until to-day.
Mary owens. as.aulting and throwing
rocks at and breaking the arm Of Emma
L1om. Continued until November Sth.
John Il. Morrissev, reported for running
car oi The UuiOn-pnsseDcer Railway Com
pany faster than is allowed by ordinance.
Fined $40.
Edward Thompson was reported for keep
inc ms har-IOjm open on SUNDAY, but the
Commonwealth failed to establish herclse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

while here they ate ard slept in their pri-
vste car, the Mascot. in which they are
travelling. The party called on Mayor
ElIyson Yesterday morning and invited him
to visit them st their car In the afternoon,
Dnt other engagements compelled him 10
deny himself tuat pleasure.
IL has not been positively decided whether
or not the Libby shall be removed 10 Chit
cago, but the probability is thM il will be
II Architect Hsilowel reports that It eau
be done at reasonable cost-say $4,000
The gentlemen all seem confident that war
museum there will piy handsomely.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31
sight Frequently Injured.

TIF'Il IfT7IT'IfI ''''II Il73I'I
DIR. s. Galfski, 9lj east Main street, who
has been 10 our midst Tor some years, has
made high reputation ~ consulting op-
ticiaO. He exsmines the eyes free u chargO
In order 10 Do able 20 adjust proper glasses
for the various defects 0I vision. NJ the eSo
/. q delicate organ and the yesightfrequently
Injured by the use Of improper glasses We
i'tnk Dr. GaloskPs work should rot De un-
dsrestimited. Richmond has lOnz needed a
prof., ssiona oi hts skill, aud II is well chat be
IS with us.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

Henry Clay, a representative Of Zip Coon
throttIing a dhieken cock With the qIery
above, "Can't You Crow!"; from Boswell
Alsop, Esq, Richmond, 4 copy OF Meriin's
curiois astrological almanac, London, 1888,
aud Of the Richmond Directory, 1919.
The following gentlemen we're elected
members OF the society: Dr. Francis ;. Nash,
assistant surgeon United states navy. Wash
iugton. ID. G.; Lawrence Turnme, Esq, New
York city; Robert ;. Mccormick. ESQ, Chi
cago, ILL.,. DR.. Theodore Powell, Miliedge-
vile, Ga.
AdiOurned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

TNRFDFNUETWS NEW YOR h
Is ,tfITfvVUy. vANCY GOODS. AND DRESS
r,tv.Nt. rtlHE.- -kARR INptNkAhNt =
lDf fflfS WEEK rs TIE rOlLoM NJ LIN >:
ll3 .se.. flsl a. tAlS-i.ldieB' aud hihscS -"ldo
t4o.tIpr mini ed.es aii calor7. - aud ttt, worm
-- go .gf,ren different styles, AillNE
fft1.,-.a few .irre ieft al a. aud 't. -h'nid 80
l... nuI tulure. aiac, few vthcs shapes p 't III
I..aA only al Js.. tlillDhtNo ~ hel @ il
,Dt.r FITT WIDE Iki& NNtchAhot an o'
.. ,.e,ts u. also large assortment OF othor
..,i0. f.r a lldr-u. trimmed au1 unhlnlmca, az a.
,Iastlt ioW plicos Tie iattss sll IN m +" -
f. rs ANu EUNNhiN. copico from tlo - -
ruis rnliiner-. and Noty l9igc a'soE .ii.ons "a y,
..,-. .,, l i.rnA exclusively, Wuiah Nii cohlpAiN
.,.r,n.v. ,rtn nuy millinery Nork tis slue oi
O.. tus4f,. over 100 stylos a. select ttoil' nts'
ftgnFNHHfM ,aAos great palns va tlIs uVi'o,
r.s..t ta Gator 50 tto Ws.utS ot hci PAN "tia' g
.n.~t,- rts,tsfs them hOth IL style ahd PI,o'.
Ff.CY AND OSTRICH FtAlHt tkS. AhusHVI
h.. ff,.t rr-efved in Fauciee at IN ana ~
c.. l1ubie she N - ~ oli.i t.ot'',' -" Ie,sv
O.ifgCa TIlsS in ltiack AND Uclorr a. -. lhoy
n.. f..ioen.e We carry the largest tAaoTl ih'ns
O. I.hCIeS AHD OSTRICH FtAIlik"N ~ any
b ...4. iu he cfy, and cN MAKE any ~ 40 - ~
c,I.r o. a-yior Wo are rtti nolilhg tVNd Qu'..lo
tt,... sr eV AND VELVET lu ali colofe az o'
80 ,sa- lad fcrlert eOoJs-wotth l5c. ana " a
r.,f ErJtl IN So. .-WO have 81 innouse a.
rfrrut ttn az the leading coiots ioI ieii 80 49,.
...l .r s1ls. frofu spioISdid hLAo ~ w, NETVvne
D.. ...,,t.,, IA t.t,--nf guorautcod; Also 81 81.
.. lNDAfssRD KID GLOVES ia all colors AUG
I..rr CouylssouFs MAKE. T. nnd 5-buii9n.. "a, -
Warranted worth $40 DkESS 4uIh ,l, a. -, ala
s. A., tno lAr.,fsu aud best Rssoitmont III us
ey Laibe Who aro IN want Of onrgelns ~ ,,,S u,,S
uYu lluull uot purchase unth tloy ilo'0 .t,,a
.,.. .,..aIIi.h me nj and compared prices ears
ar ny receiving GOODS in ms ne "a S,S So1. -
los-r n.iros ulau tney c2n be Dongi. loI ~ 10"
l..t RfRBONS ktBbONs--hNcryps 10y ~ ~
h-lrR,l knows We Gfo headquarters. We go ~,
b.l rla.ity ALL-sILh NolRK all e9ioIs - an1 40
"a gs 20 - at IO.. W as l2hc, lFs " los q,
rt.. go Az nt 90. also, every color eno
viiu' in GROs-GRAIN AID sAtlN 80 ~
FAhCl Ribbons al equally low prices 49, W
a.. sor, in Sew YORK eau soll shem any cp.s.i'St 80
ar uo a. special i8ducs ments i2I s1ss ~, 49,
q. lush BALLAND ACORN thl y n ~ ~, az
"a hANUK FKCHIfFS, JBWELhl SVtssS ny, sS,s: y:
ASD MuLISRliY ORNAMENTS. Snll,DnsTSs ~ -, LIS
~ NJ AND MgRINO COATS AID ,Oda.s OLOaSS' va
IDOifs. CAPE. 6c.-We have an LniAoiso li, - -
rl-t, l., saie-, TAM And al prices and Styles W
sp tao tasaes cf al eur pairona. Gan ass,t on a.
rFough thIa wees. II VIII be " your "0"
G.,d remember ouf atvert-seuenI ,..ovp
FkKukNnRIM5 NV iokh stotsG ,s,
Oo4s-WHSa if5 eess ptV~N 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31
an,slera, nnn eaiiors, Monument.

A meeting OF the Board Of Directors OF
the soldiers and Ssilors' Monument ASsocia-
tiou WAS held yesterday afternoon, At which a
resolution was adopted authorizing Mr.. Carl
ton Mccarthy 10 solicit subscriptions for tue
monument proposed 10 be erected on Libby
Un. Mr. Mccarthy will enter upon this
work at once, md he has every assurance
that he will meet with abundant success. IL
is believed that all the money needed Tor the
monument eau be raised IN short while,
ana that before many months shall baye
rolled bv lolty monument will stand in
Marshall Park to commemorate the heroic
deeds OF the southern soldier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31
Attempt 60 Burn Bridge.
[By telegraph 70 the Dispsrh.l ]

MINNEAPOLIS. NTyE.. October 30. "A Jour.
nal special says: An attempt was rIsnle isst
night TO burn the Canadian part6c bFidxe az
Headingy, Man. The bridge was saturated
with oil aud considerable damage VA done.
The fire appeared 10 have been she WORK of
indignant settlers who side with the GOV
ernment IN ITS troubles with the Canadian
Pacific.
The Manitoba Legislature meets Thurday.
and u IL the Intention to adopt retsiiaiory
measures against the Canadian Pacific, which
viii probably include the removal of the ex-
emp,ion from taxation now enjoyed by the
road. and which amounts 70 100000 per an
num.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31
Tnn CITY CnnneiI.

Both branches Of the CITY Council were
called 10 meet last night in special session 10
consider an invitation n participate 10 the
parade incident 10 the Coiored Peoples Day
al the Exposition.
A few members OF each branch met o. Tue
appointed hour, aud waited patiently TOR
some time for quorum. As Mother branch
could muster the requisite number 10 act
upon the Invitation tue president o. each
bodS called the members preseuL 10 order aud
declared them adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

Evidence was heard IN the Police Court
Yesterday morning In the continued ease OF
Chester Dwyer. tue young man char sed
with stealing $50 from tbe person OF VIII
nam Eendrick. There was no evidence
either 10 sustain the charge or to show that
Mr.. Kendrick lost aay money at all. p~yer
was therefore discharged. Colonel Samuel
h. wit and Samuel NJ. Page. Esq, ap-
neared As counsel for the acoused.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31
1Ortnary Report.

The following shows the actual mortality
in the city for the week ending October
-. 1855:
Cause Of DeQih: AsibmaI; brain disease,
.; Brighrs disease, cancer, /; congestion
oi lungs, [; consumption, q; consumption
~ bowels, /; conyulsions, ,; dropsy, 3;
dyseutery, /: fever 0yUh0idb 3; ieyes (ty-
nho.maariaO, 1; heaTt-disease, 3; iniintlclde
(prohableL 1 meningii lis, =; old age, pa
ralysis. /; peritoniis, /; pneumonio, Il;
premature birth, I; rheumatism, |; sttangu-
latiou, /.
Whole number Of deaths exclusive Of still
births, 3G.
sililhrths: White males, .; white female,
/; c0lored females, ,.
tue: one day to thirty, p one year TO
three, 8; three years to five, 1 five years to
ten, 1; twenty years 10 thirty. D; thTty years
20 forty, g: forty years 10 tity, ,; hitY years
to sixty, q; sixty year, 20 seventy, +; seventy
wears TO eighty, B; eighty years to ninety, ! !;
ninety wears to one hundred, / unknown,
Condition: Single-White, 0; colored, g..
Married White, 8 colorrd, 9. Widowers-'
White, /; col)rcd, l. Wldows-White, 3;
oolored /. Unknown. 1.
N1fil7ia: Richmond, II; other parts of
the United states, n; Germany, 2; Ireland,
=.
Rafe: Rate Of mortality OF whole popu'a-
ton was IS y per cent. per LOO per an
nun; rate Of mortality Of white population
was 1856 per cent per 1000 per annum
rate Of mortality of co'ored population was
1890 per cert. per 1000 per annum.
Comparative Weekly M0rtahty: Whole
number Of deaths for week ending October
%, lSsS-White, %; coIofed, 10. Whole
number Of deaths for week ending October
%, 1887 White. 10; colored, 81. StilI-births :
For week ending October y, lSSS-White
males. 2; WhUe female, / colored females,
,. For week ending October %, 1857
Coi0red. 3.
Temperature: Mean temperature for week
ending October o.. 1SSS, 6i'; melu tem-
perature for week ending October -, 1851.
5j.C7o.
hqntqR: Rainfall FOR the week ending Oc-
toher q, 1858, 30 inches; riiuiail for Wees;
ending October -, 1857, 227 inches.
W. 7. OPPESHINER- VI d,
~ IIoaifh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31
Cifv Circuif court.

The only ease tried in this court
Yesterday was that Of John +. Spindle ".
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company,
IN which the Jury found a verdict for the
plaintiff Tor $3.50, and judgment was awar rled
,..ardinrlp. Tneamount claimed was $40.
A. an offset against This the defendants
81 .incd mat the phIntil was due them Sli5.
Fortunali Amato, a native OF ltal', de-
cl,red his intention 10 become a citizen Of
the United states.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31
Far canrrsn-A Rrama.

This Is the title Of tue piece 10 be played
at The Theatre TO night by Mr.. Gorge 4. us
rner, wbo il porlTas inc toe characters that
made Raymond famous.
..Por Congress IS clever satire, and Is
wen suited to the political season, and 10
the clever impersonaiioa that Ms. Ulmer
makes will be verv amusing and enieF1Aiu-
Ing, and therefore welcome 90 theatre goers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31
Chri.t,an Conven.tou.

The annual convention Of The Virginia
Christian Missionary S0ciety will be heid II
Louisa Courthouse, beginning to-day 81 III
O'Clock and continuing uetIl Friday. Among
the delegates who will attend from Richmond
are Rev. z. G. Cave, Colonel John Il. Cary.
Miss Gillie Cary, Rev. L. A. Cutler, key. l.
!. soepeer fesiiior OF the Atlantic Mission
srvl. ]. l.. HIiL, and Rev. Z. a. Cote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31
Mr.. GdeIi SuperInteDdent OF she
u,ettnoud aud Allegheny.

Decatur AXteil, ESQ, receiver oil the k'ch-
mond aud Allegheny railroad has lssueu a
ci,cnlar hearing date Of October 25th, an
nouncing The appointment OF Mr. Odeil,
,,bo h general manager Of the Chesapeake
and ohio. 10 the cficc Of general superlnten-
dent Of the Richmond aud Allegheny. This
INDICATES yery clearly that the operations OF
the lease have gone fully into effect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31
Tne Lfesy-Prsass owners.

The party Of osIesgo sestie~en Interested
In the syndicate thsal has tns. purchased tho
Libby-Prison proptrsy. nter speodtsg
nearly farty-sisht .bssss m facnnond, left at
Gao yesterday afternoon for ths;r haihe-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31
wary,ec tn washssgt0n.

Marriage-lieeDses were lsssea 10 "EsuloS'
ton yesterday TO Cbrtstophcr E. LnoIt Ans
and Miss Mamie fraeeis Aaa u. '. Ai.sse a,s
and Miss Ida Yirgiais fslman--sh Oh tnis
city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

TNKEYOUR DYEIEG AND CLEAN n
j NC a. tso RIclfa0ND sfEAM-pYklN0
sOUHiN Nd. AND CAkPKT-c LIZ ANI ~
NOhKH me srgest aud boss 1s'so .s..' ~
gsssass, "a sc pofIh Flkrb ntJsyt1fI
NJ 90. Va MA a .. Ens
saAaaNl1 tTo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

Call At the exhibit oi John Bowers at the
EXPOSITION or at uis store on Governor
street and see the patent adjustable bath-tuD
seats. Price sl.lO " 3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

PERSONAL. -Doar Brother MEX, editor tho
CsatYal Meth0dist. Catlottsburg. KY
500 IA tho last Ccyfyai that you want q SICK
headacho remedy Isafiered from sick-beSiacho
almost from Infancy. and triod syory remedy
could get but mover toand anything T. ID mo
good until used sINMoss LIyEa ksGULAToE.
feel for any one that suffers with mat terrible
disease, and hope you Will give lt trial.. ;.
MOERIss, BrOwnAyllo. ". Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

Han6sOme Furniture, Carpets, Bed.
ding, CrOckery. aud fsouseh eeDinZ
Articles.
Special attention 4 called 10 the salo to-day
at 1880 O'Clock NJ the above artcss az tbe
residence No g2j Floyd street, one square
above Monroe Park. Al 0i the sireei-csrs
pass within a square Of the hoa>e.
GgoEGE ". MAYO, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

A ladies' meeting ZOE prayer sud Cbristiin
conference is held every wednesday morn
ing 10 II o'clock at Central Hall, Filth
street between Broad and Marshall
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

No wel-rog gulhtei household should DO with
out bottio of AsGOsTrHA BlrTEHS no world
renOWneI appetizer ami inyig0rator. ASK Tor
the genuine ari,le. manufactured by DIR. j. q.
B. soigort & sOcs.
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done In this matter. snd ve applaud those
who have led aud labored IN the noble
cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

The funeral OF DR.. Deanc, who died In
san Francisco on the Dist, will take place
from the Monumental church to-day al 1880
O'Clock =. NJ. Deceased was son OF the
late DR.. Delne, OF this city. was an assistant
surgeon IN the United states navy, and was
promising and deserving young man.
TIE LATE GIDEON p. GEORGE.
The remains of toe tate Gideon 3. George
win be removed TO liqycrbill, Mass, this
morning. The funeral will take place in
that city Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-31

In aliklnds ana degrees d spsniDs SILVA
tlsn Oil with rest. wit efeoka sneedy cura'