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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-29
THE WArEK ORDINANCE.
Called Meeting OF The Common COun-
ciIfo HeeonsIder n SecIIOn.

This branch 81 the City Council will meet
In special session tonight at 1870 O'Clock &c
consider an amendment 10 the ordinance
amending and re0rdsining sections 10, -,
10, 90. aud g Of chspter -, approved OctO'
Der Us, loSS, concerning the water-WOrks.
The section sought TO De changed requires
oil persons having Water-clOsets that are not
seli-ciosing 10 pay a tax Of s. Instead OF s
and 3 As heretofore.
II seems that very few people knew that
such a law was 10 take effect January 1t un-
I'll the fact was mentioned in the Dspatcl
last Saturday. A general complaint immedi.
ately arose from persons owning such closets
az would be affected by tue new ordinance
and q meeting Of the Council was called ioI
tonight TO consider an amendment repeating
the Objectionable provision. \ large num-
ber o. citizens will be present t0-Ii2 ht 10 see
what action will be taken, and should the
Common Council vote 10 rePea TIE section
In question So effort Will be made TO get the
Board OF Aldermen together Monday night
10 concur IN the action Of the lower branch
so that She ordinance may 90 10 the Mayor
for approval 50 as 70 become law before
Tuesday.
Tue water bills under the new rates have
all been made out At the department ready
for delivery 10 customers next week. and
should the ordinance be repealed i, VII ne
cess.tate making out an entirely new ser.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-29
The bohemian Giri at the Theatre
Last Might.

Before a good-sizsd audience last night
the Kellogg Opera Company made It's second
appearance IN the " Bohemian Girl"
The performance was infinitely better than
that OF the previous evening. its chief merits
being the quick and accurate work Oh The
orchestra auu chorus.
Oi the cast much can be said in praise aud
also 10 rebuke SgnOr Tagllefi, the tenor.
who es.aved the character Of Thaddeus, lacks
all the requisites OF the rarcst Of yoices. HIS
notes are throaty, strained, aud under very
poor control. whilst he possesses litls OF the
grsce and finish 20 essential to the sentimental
roles Invariably allotted 10 ienors.
Mr.. Maiua, az Count Arnhem. gave evil
dsnce Of a good voice, but was unfortunate
m taking the "piich from the orches,ra,
singing, a he did, several times on TIE rev.
Thomas Pers.e As Floresteiu, and sylvan
Langlois 8 Deyishoof filed their parts very
acccutsbv.
As Queen Of the Gyrsies Miss Fannie Ny
ers disp'aycd a clntralto voice n rich quality
and excellent cultivation. whilst Miss lar
riet Avery a. Airline was the evenings Ia.
vorirc. An of her numbers were marked
with care and study, and she received seye-
raj encores on the backneyed but sweet
old melodies written into Arline's part.
Taken a. n whole the performance was
above The average and seemed 10 suit the
audience. This Is generally The best critic
rion. Too much cannot be said in praise OF
the splendid orchestra. and, whilst his name
j. unknown, The artist who played the eX-
quisite melodrsnatic, fragment on the cor
angsls. reed instrument Of much sTeet.
uess, certainly Is entitled 10 especial mention.
This afternoon. Carmen"
IO-nIgbt, Faust
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-29
The Ehrnipg OF Mr. Bush's House,
Again.

The Chief Engineer OF the Fire Department
and bis associates are naturally not satisfied
with thd statement made by Mr.. Bush TO the
effect that his hOuse bad been burning an
hour before thew arrived -an dnsinuati0u. Ia
their oplnion, that they we're tardy IN reach
ing the If.e after the alarm was sent in. The
fire NAV have been burning a week, the OH
GERS sad, before they arrived. but ~ 10 the
time the, refer to the record kept at the fire.
alarm Office OF al fires. and at their request
the following extract IS published:
"Dectmbcr 2J-4:ij 4. N.-An allrm from
Station ~. 5:Ol 4. M-Special call (92) for
EngIne Comp3ny 3. j:i7-return-tap To-
ceiyed Department IN service h'ty-elght
minutes"
so. from tic time the alarm was brsi
sounded until The app,rstus was back IN rs
quarters. but ffty-elght miput hsd elapsed.
Sixteen minutes. then. after the hrst signsl
three oAicers were there, two engines and
one trudk company we're at work. and the
Chief Ehgineer deeming IL advisable 10 have
additional assistance called Engine No. 3.
aud all we're at home after that time 10 forty
two minutes.
Mr.. Bush now states that he did not in
tend to ronyey the idea that the department
was an hour reaching his house after re-
ceiypg she alarm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-29

Ia the Police court Yesterday morning The
continued ease OF 4. ". Hammond a'ias
Woods, charged with forgery, was called for
examination.
Mr.. samuel ". Page. counsel for tbe pri-
Soner, stated 10 the Court that he desired to
waive an examination. aud asked that al the
eases against bis elieut-six in uamOer- be
certified 10 the Hastings Court. where he
would enierR plea OF insanity aud have a Jury
TO try that issue.
Conpel SpoiswOod stated that besides
these eases against Hammond there MAS a
case against him for passlug forged check
OF i. W. Wood & 500 on Mr. I. \. David
SOP, OF Manchester; slsO q charge sgsinst
Hammond for stealing gold cbain and ring.
Mr. Page stated that he would waive ex'
animation in these eases also,
The Court recognized all oi the witnesses
for The Commonwealth for their appesfance
before the grand jury January stb.
The charge Of larceny referred TO above Is
that about ten di,s ago Hammond spent ths
uisht tn the Llbby-Saioon building and
robbed c. Z. Lynch. eho boards there, oi
S17 10 money. wsleh-ehan, aud a handsome
zeal ring LYnch Is not now Ia the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-29
nAsCHgsrgR HEARD FROM.
But she Has Very Ltttie TO say 90
Her Richmond Friends.

Granville Alpln. cOlOred undertaken VINO
also follows the trade OF carpenter. was De-
fore the MAYORS Court Yesterday mcrnlng
charged With unIagiu'iy obtaining elo. 40
in United states currency from mrs.
Lucinda Slaughter under false pretences.
The evidence was OF that character tnaI
Nayor kukis.on felt warranted IN sending
tbe accused on 20 the grand jury Bail was
allowed In the sum oi $500. Mrs. Slaughter
employed Alphin 10 buiId some fencing for
her. snd she alleges thai he obtained this sum
OF money from her tor the avo@ed purpose
Of having for the lumber 10 be used IN The
fencing, but that he did not pay the lumber
bill.
The condition OF Mr.. Robert Mann, who
was struck on the nose with sky-rocket on
the afternoon Of Christmas eve, was less Ia
vorable Yesterday ihan on Thursday. HIS
injuries, while perh ps OF not an Alarming
character, are exceedingly painful. johnny
Wake, who vas so badly burned with
powder on Christmas day, fss reported l1st
night a. doing well.
From a social standpoint tiers were
quite lively IN Manchester last night. The
Manchester German cub gave quite bril-
liant entertainment al the Leader Hall. and
AZ Csrslcy's Hall a select ball was given by
Local Assembly, No. 1863, knights OF La
Dor. The germsn was one OF the most Dir
liant vet given by thi. club. There were a
large number oi visitors present. The al
tendance at the bll wss quite large, and
dancing was IN progress at midnight.
The s0iYes gwen at The Leader Hall Thurs
day nIght blythe SUnfowcr Club WAS quite
pleasant affair and reiected credit on
Messrs. ROsser. 6loOdy. Willie owens,
Samuel Young. William Lipscomb, william
Lamb. and Waiter Robinson, who con-
stiufcd the Committee Of Arrangements.
While workmen were engaged IN digging
the trench under the Petersburg railroad
on Cowardiu avenue for the big water. pipe
10 be placed in they came across stone cul-
vert about four feet below the bed OF the rail-
road track.
Mr.J W. Powers hss completed minia-
tire steam-rngne, and has made au electric
cal apparatus which be expects TO use after
awhile 20 light hls store
Rev. L. r. Tbornhil, who delivered two
lectures IN Buckingham county this week,
Will hll his usual appointments al the Baln-
bridge. street Baptist church Tomorrow.
Sir. George ". Meredith, OF south Caro-
Ina. formerly OF this city, l. here on visit
TO his old friends.
Intelligence has .cen received here au-
nounciug the death, III 1arS and. OF MI.
Henry Reckord, former welLknown citi-
zen 4 this city.
Elder William =. Brown will deliver
lecture at Ceraey's Hall tomorrow night at
7:80 o'clock on THE sesl Of the Vision OF
Daniel"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-29
yx1H0 IS MRS. wlNsLow I?

Asfhiaquesrion IL siraqurnfiY a. "A, we win sin-
ply say iaat.he n = a.y who TO- upvari oi forty
years ha. unrrinsiy dcvo.d .rr 'fno a4i tai
onts a. female Physician and Nurse, prina.
nauy among chillren. ste has especially s.u.
diod the constitution ana wants % ulis "uncr9ns
ca-s. AMI. As 4 rosu. o. thia enOr. anG prs,il.ii
knowledge. obta.nei "a uotime ~ no as
nurse aai physician. sho has cOmpouale y
soothing syrup Zoe chnlrg teethinr. Il ope-
rates like nasic--g,ias ra-s and 10, audi
moreover sure o regulate the tOwoi. m con.
sequence %, tAis article, Mrs.. wiuslow Is oeccrn.
ing world renowned o. bsnefactor ~ nor race
.ldren certainly DO EfsE 49, aut bless her; es-
yecially Is IBIS tho cGsc in his city VAT quan-
&C. the soothing syrup arc DAILY sc4 aud
a. we think Mrs.. Winsios has immor-
h. ler name boy Ills invaluable article, ami
.l 90 ely believe thOnsanis Of ehilirea has5
. sAged from an early sraYo by ~ timely
use, and that millions yet unO1ln will share rs
benefits and unite n calling her blessed. 40
MoTHEg has discharged her duty t0her suffering
little one. in our opinion. until she has given /.
the benefit OF Ms. Wlns.OTs soothing syrup.
Try Il, mother. TRY II NOW.--Lades gis.toy. New
YORK city. sold Oy all druggists. Twenty-Five
cents bottle. ap l,-eod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-29
HIGHER EDUCATION.
4 Meeting In this Interest TO be Held
Enriy ia the Summer.

As before mentioned. ou Thursday evening
a number Of persons Interested In the all
yancement Oi higher education in the S.aie
met in the geutlcmcn's parlor OF the Exchange
Hotel 10 consider plans Tor promoting The
interests Of such education among us. Pro-
fessor Ormond Stone. OF the University OF
Virginia. was made chairman, aud William
r. Fox, of the Richmond High school. secfe-
tary. 4 number Oi letters were presented
from Virginia educators expressing SYM
uatbv with the movement and purpose 10
coOperate heartily with Whatever plans might
be sdopted. Among lhem were letters from
Professor Brown. Of Washington snd Lee
University; President W. ". smith and
Professor r. e. SmilheY, OF Randolph
Macon College; Major A. G. smith,
OF Bethel Academy, aud many others. Pro-
fessOr Thomas Il. Price, Of Columbia cor
lege, y. y, who is,c thorough Nirginlan,
aud so deeply interested in SIT that pertains
10 the welfare Of Nirgicis, and Professor
Thomas II. Norwood. OF Norwood school,
are heartily In favor oi The movement. Pro.
fessor Charles H. Winston. OF Richmond
College. aud Professor II. A. strobe, OF Ken
more High school, took an important part
IN the discus,lon and mSde many valuable
suggestions. The whole suH uHiect was care
fully considered, and 10 wss finally deter
mined 10 issue circular IN few days CALI
ing on the friends OF toe movement 10
urite ina meeting to be beld at some eou-
venienl point ia the state early IN the
summer A programme Will be arranged for
the meeting, which will include the discus
zion Of topics that are Of interest TO workers
in this department, snd addresses by seNera
distinguished speakers. Il Is earnestly hoped
10 enlist all our educators in the movement
and 10 secure that harmonious cooperation
In our ecucStioual work which cannol fail 10
give now impetus to tue cause Of educA'
Tor ia this state and redound 70 us lasting
benefit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-29
Injured by byaDynami,e Fieud.
BY telegraph 10 the Dspaich.l


HARRrI I0sBC8G, VA, December 2S.-A dy-
Mantle clrirldgc under the corner oi house
near Mcgiaheyuille, this county, Wednes-
day nighl. n which party OF negroes were
having aIdauce, exploded and almost totally
destroyed the building and fatally injured
Amos Mdore ana tGO'W women. A great loss
u llie wduld have happened II an alarm had
not been given By man who saw the car
fridge anil recognized the DANCER. All bul
three eschped from the building before the
explosion took place. Moore ana the Two
women, kho bad not time TO escape. were
thrown With terrible force through the build.
ing. aud lt Is feared they cannot recover. l.
Is thought the perpe,fator OF the fendisn
act is kndwn. aud every Effort j. being made
20 arrest bin. Ths people OF the comwu.
nity are llighy excited, snd threats Of lynch
ing are ilkely INDUCED 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-29
TuE HoSORs or OFFICE.
various Lodges Advance Members 30
Hirh Place.

The following officers have been elected
for the ensuing tern by Aurora Lodge No.
llG. independent oder Of Odd-FeiIows
l.. I. Mason, past grand; j. II. u. Johnson
noble grand. W. +. Green. yice-gr1nd; 1;
Albert l.. West. chaulsin; 4. =. Denny,
sccietlrv: {. 4. Sims, financial secretary
Jases ". While. treasurer. The afpointiye
otli. ers viii be announced on the night OF
iusialptou. January $. 1888.
MAesuALI LODGE, 80. -. KNIGHTS or PYTHfAs.
on Thursday night this lodge elected the
following officers for The ensuing term :.
z. Rsghnd. Jr.. chancellor commander; g.
A. ChlDman. vice chancellor: Frank Noel,
praa;e: Il. j. Mcdowell, master OF hn1uce;
". K. Hal. master of eXchfqucr; Il. W.
Jenkins, keeper Of records and seal: l.. j.
Ficg, master at.'rms. Junius 4. Cosby was
elected representative 20 the Grand Lodge.
MOBILES oF tbs MYSTIC SHRINE.
Atthe regular annual meeting held A. -.
Albans Hall on Thursday evening. Decem-
Der y7th. hcca Temple. Mobiles o. tle Mystic
Shrine, elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: L0uis +. Ecker grand poien-
tiie: ". Fred. PieasSnt-, chief fluban
George l.. street. assistant rabhau: John r.
MAYER. high priest ami prophet; Arthur l..
Pleasant-. oriental guide: Frank Cunning
ham. director; ". II. +. Southern, hrst
ceremonial mgster; y. ". Swulm. second
ceremonial mXsier, Charles Rsly, captain oi
guard: Jonas +. " elc0me, msr-iai; Nnn-
ford uarIi.0u. aichemist: Henry h0deker,
assistant alcbemist: Juuius Cosby, outer
guard shirley hing, keeper OF plraphor-
r1ffa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-29
Home for Aged ana Innrm.

\ chirter wss granted yesterday by Judge
WelforIl. OF the City Circuit Court, TO The
Hebrew Home for the Aged and Iuticm Of
Richmond, the purposes OF which are TO
maintaih home for aged and iu6rm persons
Of both sexes oi the jewish faith. and also
for relieving all deserving Jewish applicants
" DO maT De considered hy ils ohitefs Wo--
thy oi the s0cisty's bounty. The orgsniza-
ton behg purely benevolent one. the capi-
ta stocl j. ncmi1ally placsd'at $780, Real
eslste may be held not exceeding cJo,UCU IN
value.
The officers are: Henry Huizier, prcsi-
dent; Lewis T.. Morris, ce-presideut;
Charles lIuizler. secretary and treasurer.
Trusted: Jacob Elei. Julius slraua, and =
Hlrsnberg. Directors: william L0sen.telu,
=. A. Hlrshberg. Issac Held. Jacob Levitt,
J.. Whklock, r. =. Myers. and Or. II. II.
Levy. r. PrOskaucr. solicitor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-29

matic efbrt and pronounced success. hT.
Mansielu, in his changes. bad the stage 50
darkeneh az 10 reuder the Torn and feature
Of Hydh almost totally OBSCURE, snd be
hoped about the stage ike 0 kangaroo.
Hamilton. on the contrary, has the stage only
partially darkened. and the form and feature
Of the tbonster are distinctly visible. even
tho hofkible fsngs OF the creature eau oe
seen, arid bis gait Is not 4 hop, skip, ana
Jump, bm simply creeping motion, caused
by ertrtkne deformity. The story is also, IN
RamiIloh's production, more strictly adj
hered tb, DR.. JekyI appearing As man OF
mature FEARS.
Miss Ruth Hamilton made an interesting
snd vert pretty Agnes and was frequently
applaudhd.
The rlay will be repeated tonight and At
the matInee Mr. Hamilton will appear as
Old Bllll Allen IN the Farmers Daughter.
Mr.. Hamilton in both plays has deservedly
attained a great reputitlon, and all lovers ot
true drlmstic art will be we'll rewarded In
attending the performances this afternoon
and tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-29
Trtbnfe OF Respect.
VIRGINIA srArs Insurance C0xPAsY
tfcHaOSD. December =. t.>s.

VIRGINIA srArs IssuRAscE C0xPasY.l
ticHsOSD. December =. isss. I
Az g meeting u the b 81: of Directors Of ths
Virginia state Insurance COMPANY ~ tnis dsy
tho following Hss unanimously a1OP a;
Thl. beard has received with tho deepest SEN
sAlify intelligence of The death Of ~. Hiiiism
HenTy haxeil. who died st bis rs1iit 9ce IN this
Ct y last night few minutes before O'ciocs.
For more than hslf \ ceBt1ry No. hsxa'l hss
b. er 81 ornament of the society Of hrhmo1t
ana distinguished among ~ men ~ oueiuore.
or this bOsr1 he has lOaK been a msuAor ond
remArxADle for ndeiliy b the obligations u im-
posed. Bringing q tne discharge ~ h4s duties
as sUch large sod rlpe experience AMI sriid
Judgment bis coanscfs have been wise aud IA
valuable. Of al amiAble nature, of smooth AMI
polished mahnsrs. association with hm vas al
ways agreeable. ani tna members Oi inis oosrd.
white they reret the loss Of Bis seryiso- 90 ibis
eonpeng, age deeply srccteI personally IN re
loss q 40 hoaOfed asrofisIe aud e-teom fricnf.
Rssoired. That these proceedings b. spread ca
TIE minutes ard copy furnished tho family of
the cessei and his hey be published "a tho
daily pc pers THOMAS N. hccANCE
President
R0. Z. RICHARDSON. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-29

Lucy Jane Tyler, eoiored girl fifteen
years 81 age. was arrested last night and
tskeu 10 the second s'auon-house charged
With attempting 10 poisoa two col0red pro-
pie. Robert Robertson and Mary Jane Ro-
beIt.on, who live 81 No. SO west J.cks0n
street. Tie two ntfer soon alter drinking
souie tea last night we're taken suddenly III.
ard their suspicious were aroused agains'
Lucy ryler, Who va, in the house wuh them.
Il Is charged that The lAtier put " Rough 90
Rats into the tea. The man was reported
AZ late hour last higat 10 be dangerously
sicg from the effects OF the poisonous drink.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-29

years be had been an employe Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio c4r-shops. He was con-
scientious aud fsiihfui nsan in all brsiness
engagements. was good and popular citl.
zen. and one Of the most loving aud deyoted
OF husbands and fathers. His protraeted and
painful illness-chrouic ulcerstion OF The
stomzeb-he bore with patience that could
not have been surpassed; and conscious oil
the rand approach of death, early yf-ter-
dly morning he called bis weeping family
about him, babe them farewell. and gave
them the precious consolation that his uust
was 10 Jesu. aEd that he was not afraid 10
Due. lie leaves wife and five Children
George W. (oi the Dispatch), J. j.. Jr., and
G.. w. Minter. aud Mrs. Re ecca ". Nchin-
ley and Mrs. Florence Mckinley. both no"
Of Lancaster county. The funeral VIII take
place from deceased's residence, No. lOO
west Marshall street, af Z. II. to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-29
a sad Cunning Accident

CHARLOTTE, y. C., December 2A-News
Is received here tonight Oi the very sad
death Of Z promising young man in Rowan
county Yesterday. George COrIiber, aged
about twenty. went out hunting with a
party. lie sal down 10 rest. His gun was
by his side, the muZzle pointing straight to-
wards his head. whe1 by some means Il was
discharged. emptyIng the whole load in bis
temple and scattering his brsias upon the
ground. When his cOmpIDions reached bis
side be bad ceased 20 breathe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-29
shot tn the Feet.


iSphcial telegram 70 the D5patchl
iROAN0IIE, VA, December y. Waller Day
(colored) was shot through both feet by ;.
l.. wimtth tonight. The shooting occurr~l
at O'clodk az Wnmuth's barrOOm. Reports
a. to tbe kause OF the shooting are conflict
ing. Thi negro claims thai be called OF
Wilmuih Rnd the latter iired tive ssots With
out proyChaiion. Oa the other hand, VIII
muth claE Ens that the negro was attempting
to rob blk establisbment Wilmuth was ar.
rested. The case will be tried tomorrow.
TIE negrPs wounds are serious.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-29
TneCIaim. snrisfacsoriIy setlIed.

A reeUlar meeting Of Branch 80. OF the
Order Oi Iron Hall. was held last night Su-
preme Justice +. p. Somerbv. n lndlanapo-
lis. Ind. vas present, and paid the m9tured
claims u the seven members Of the branch
who had been connected with the order for
seven wears.
Thi. money was due in November, and
the following letter, published by request of
the branch, exoaerstes the grand officers
from all blame in not settling up before now
.BRANcH SO, ORDER OF IRoN HALL.
To the supreme Chef Justice, Order OF
Iron HAIL.
Dear sir ard Friend, n commit
tee appointed by tins branch 20 see that
the reserve fund charged TO tho trustees
of the branch, amounting 10 Sl.l3t.49.
has been ssusiactorily settled. having
found that tae s1me was improperly
used. thereby causing the delay, the pay
mants on maturcd benefit certificates have
this day been Hssde good b, the branch. We
hereby acsno~ iedgeihe piymcutot dement's,
the fault being win The b.aucn and not With
the supreme Sitting. We hereby ackn0w-
ledge the payment Of the claim oi }. Z.
Waldman. 500: Mycr Angle. 230r5o; W.
T. FArrer $500; william II. raYlor. $1,000;
J.. p. Richmond, $500; james VI. Coltau,
s3j2 80: !. +. Chidress, SjjJ-total.
z2.s1j.J0; they being the seven members
whose membership has been in the order
seven years, for which We express our
thanks. Z. l.. DAVIS,
W. J. CASEY,
WILLIAM. FARRAR,
Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-29
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Cnn.nmntinn. Mn.iinr niscnres.

Consumption. Wnstt.E Diseases.
snd General Debility. Doctors disagree "a
% TIE relative yaiue OF cod-iiver OIL aud
hypOpho.pAites one supplying sirergh
aud hesh sud the other giving nerve power
and acting ~ s tome 70 The digestive and
eniise system. Bat "a SCOTS Emulsion ct
C0d-Liyer on vita Ilypopho'phite' The two
are ombined and the eaect i. wonderful.
Thousands who have derived no permanent
benefit from other preparations have been
cured BY this Scott's Emu sion Is perfect
" palitable and is easily digesled by those
who cannot tolerate plain cod-liyer oil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-29

Mr. Joseph ". Bialr viii oean be associ-
Ated with Us oD the 1T Of January next. and
his friends aud the public are Invited to cali
snd sec us. Feeling very thankful for the
patronage bestowed upou Us we will use
every effort TO merit 4 continuance Of your
confidence.
L. b. ROBERTSON & BROTHER,
Fancy Grocers,
G22 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-29
ErzEMHszssszz.Es


FLIPPO. Died. az bic rssiience. INA Caroline
county. Va, On pecomtcr n. lsss. Rev A. H.
FLIPfO.
HAXALL.-Died. % his residence. In his city.
Thursday evening. The 9Th iosganL AZ 3o'cl0,z.
WILLIAM HENRY HAxALL. iu the eightiein
year Oi his ase.
HIS fUnersi VIII take place from -. PeIrs
church THIS saturday. AfIEkNOON. tbs e9lh
Instant ~ 3 c'clOss.
MiNTER-Diei. Friday riorniog. D@eember
s ls.s. as . o'clock, J. j. HiNIEk, Ia ths sltty-
sixth year 81 his age.
Funeral will take place from his late rcsi-
dence. 80. lO0 vast Narshali street. 81 ; O'Clock
THIS Saturday AfIERtOOS. Friends q lhs
family and relatives are requested " attend