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Corner Bryan and wez Broad Stree
CHATHAM REAL ESTATE AND M
PROVENENT COMPANY.

SAyAysAH Ga, Jan {. 1888
WEDNESDAY MKT viil b. the last day for
payment Of the Thirty-frst Installmen. 70
avoid fines. NJ !. SOLCNONS
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A Great Programme for Opening Day. Grafton
by Henry ". Grzdy. Of Atlanta Deiica-
ton By Coz. L A Perry OF Florida.
Grand Exposition Chorus Of 30 Voices.
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Dr.. Dnncan aaa III. Pure
The fo.lDn1ng corrsapondencs has been
s4a8t ~ ths MoRsTsC %Ews by DR.. Duncan,
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Cheap Excursions from all Points

For full information apply al the Railroad
Ticket Offices. OF address SECRETARY SUB
TROPICAL EXPOSITION. Jacksonville, Fla
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NOTICE.

MR. LAWRENCE MoNEILL was admitted as
name unchanged.
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DELIGHTFUL MUSIC AND MANY OTHER
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.
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Maximum tcmperaturs 20, minimum tenn.
pcrature %.
Tho height Of the river Mt Augusta M
.:i3 o'clock p. m. Yesterday Augusta timo
vas 9 Il feot--a fall of : during tho past
twenty four hours.
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Weathor LndIcntions.

Weathor IndlCatiOnE.
Special indications for Georgia
fHR lSight changes IN temperature ex-
lccpt colder in northern portion,
fair weather, fresh TO brisk west
erly winds, With cold wave
Comparison OF mean temperature at Savan
nab Jan 1888 and tho mean Of same day for
uftagu ysarh
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MOTTO T..

Neither the Captain nor Consignees Of the
British steamship AMARYLLIs, whereof Black
is Master, will Be responsible for any debts con
tracted by the crew
A MINIS & SONS. Consignees.
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The FINEST FRUIT DISPLAY EVER
MADE II The WORLD.

SEPARATE COUNTY DISPLAYS FROM The
LEADING COUNTIES or FLORIDA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10
Notes on the Code.

One OF the bills which failed by rea-
sou of the abrupt termination of the ses-
sion of the General Assembly was that to
provide compensation to the revisers of
the Code in order tO secure their services
to make the notes explanatory OF the
changes in the law. That this work is
well-nigh indispensable was conceded by
the almost unanimous vote in the Sem
ate, and the bill was favorabIy reported
in the House, but never could be reached.
1t now remains for the revisers, after
consulting with the Governor and the
Attorney. General, to decide whether
they will so ahead with the notes and
rely upon the Legislature to reimburse
them. The Code will now soon he
ismed and the next demand will be for
the notes, so that the courts and others
may understand the reasons for changed
statutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10
West Point Terminal.

Several persons in Richmond yester-
day received kilograms of the following
tenor:
"NEw YORK, March 9.--It is reported
here that bll has passed the Virginia
Legislature and is now before the Gov
ernor for his signature which provides
that the present directors of the Rich
mond Terminal remain in Office for two
years Send us the facts,
Diligent inquiry failed to bring to
light any such legislation. There was
introduced, however, q bill amending
the general law 50 as to permit railroad
companies to elect their directors to
serve for three years, but it was defeated.
OF course, now that the General As
sembly has adjourned, the Governor has
no bills before him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10
The FrMhIIngsfest.

Atthe last meeting of the truhlingsfest
for the benefit of the Retreat for the
Sick the ladies regretted their inability
70 proceed with their work because of
the impossibilitv OF procuring q suitable
building in which to hold 1t. 1t has
therefore been abandoned.
The Board of Managers OF the Re
treat for the Sick wish to return their
thanks to the many ladies OF all denomi-
nations who were so willing to assist
them.
Is II not o matter of right that in a
city whers Christians Of all denomina-
tions work together in such harmony
that orr city not public-spirited enough
to erect building suitable for holding
such enterprises as the one just aban-
doned? 1t is significant. however, that
when the gentlemen of the city decide
to hold mammoth affair of any kind
place seems not difficult to obtain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10
CoRee.isouse closed.

The police were notified about Q
O'Clock last night that unauthorized
parties were removing property from the
Boston Coffee House, in the oh City Bank
building, Main street near Fourteenth.
Officer w. @. Wilkinson upon going
there ascertained that MIR. Harris, the
proprietor, had absented himself from
the city; that he had left his family here,
and that the agents of the building had
been informed that walters were moving
the furniture away, aud hence called for
the police ltwas, however, soon learned
that the removal in question was Of six
chairs which had been borrowed from a
noighbor. Mrs. Harris was allowed by
the agents to retain possession OF such
property AS WAS left in the house by her
husband until this morning, when the
High Constable will be placed in posses
sion upon affidavit that Mr.. Harris is an
absconding debtor.
MIR. Harris's venture was in the direc-
ton of liye.cent lunch stand and seems
not 10 have sllcceeded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10
WHO is MRS. wINsLOw =?


question Is frequently AJAX ed we will sim
ply say that she Is lady who for upwards of forty
years has untlringly devoted her time and tai
onts Is female Physician and Nurse. princi-
pally among children. She has especially stu
died the constitution and wants OF this numerous
Glass; and. ss result OF this effort anc practical
knowledge, obtained In q lifetime spent ss a
nurse and physician, she has compounded q
soothing Syrup for children ,eethipg. IL ope-
rates like maglc--givlng rest and health, and Is
moreover sure 10 regulate the bowels. In con-
sequence Of this article, Mrs. winslow Is becom-
ing worId-renowned ~ benefactor OF her race:
children certainly DO RISE Up and bless her; es-
pecialiy is this me case In this city Vast guam
titles Of the soothing Syrup are DAILY sold and
used here. We think Mrs. Winslow has immor-
talixed her nnme by this invaluable article, and
we sincerely believe thousands OF children have
been saved from an early grave by its timely
use, and tha, millions yet unborn VIII share its
beneass and unite IN eaIlisg her blessed. NO
MorHRg has dlschargedher duty % her suffering
little one. In our opinion, until she has given 10
tho benefit OF Mrs. Winsioss Soothing syrup.
Try 10, mother, rRy n NOW Ladies' Yisifcv. New
York city, sold By all druggists Twenty-Five
cents Retsl& M A&eedlu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10

tween Main and Floyd, 80, 800 +; William
Ashby Jones and wife TO $. McG. Fisher,
81 2g.12 feet on Seventh street between
Clay and Leigh, 5000: Samuel 7.
Lathrop and wife to William Fl. keck,
III feet on Cary street between Cherry
and Laurel, $1,000; Howard Swineford
and wife TO +. G. Ebel, 80 feet on Eighth
street near Leigh, $4,000; Charles h.
Todd and wife to Iunius e. hIosby, ~
feet on Fifth street near Federal, 800.
Deeds OF trust j.. y. Christian and
wife to r. b. ChsfIln, trustee. % feet on
Broad street corner Henry, 81 $50; L.
G. Ebcl and wife to j. W. Anderson,
trustee, ~ feet on Eighth street near
Leigh, g, 3,G0726; 5. Med Fisher to
Cowardin & Mccarthy, trustees, 2l 2!-l2
feet on Seventh street between Clay and
Leigh, $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10
Death Capta,n x. Carter.

Captain Robert r. Carter, OF Shirley,
died Thursday night, aud his funeral will
take place at Shirley at u o'clock to-
day. lie was formerly of the United
States navy and late of the Confederate
States navy, was the second son OF the
late Hill Carter, OF SHIRLEY" from
whom he inherited that part OF the old
ancestral estate containing the mansion.
Captain Carter Was in command OF the
Confederate iron-clad steamer Rich
mond, which was blown up at Rockets
when Richmond was evacuated by the
Confederates April 3, 1865 : since then
he has lived and farmed at Shirley. He
was, modest, upright, conscientious
man and a prosperous farmer. He
leaves a widow and two daughters. De-
ceased was q cousin of Governor Lee,
who will leave here this morning TO go to
Shirley to attend the funeral.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10
wanted TO Insure Before the Old
man Died.

A case OF unqualified check happened
a few days ago which is unquestionably
without equal. A man in New Kent
county wrote to an insurance agent of
this city asking him to make ont policy
at once for Mr.. ----, who was eighty
four years of age, and lying seriously
i'll. The letter also stated that the in
surance, in case OF the old mans death,
was to be paid TO the writer Of the
letter, and he therefore requested that
the policy be made out accordingly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10
Saturday the Payday.

Every Saturday evening thousands of
dollars of earnings are paid to the indus
trial classes Of Richmond and the bulk
of it goes to the trsdesmen; the grocer
gets his share, the butcher his, the baker
his, but none paid out gives more salts
faction to the ladies than that expended
with ID. Columbus for ice-cream, candies,
cakes, and fruits. These are the trlfies
that make home happy. Every woman
likes to be remembered kindly, and be-
tween affections and confections there is
close kinship, and this is fact that
husbands and lovers should remember.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10
Charles Dickens.

Mr.. Dickens will appear at the Acade-
my OF Music Tuesday night to read Sc
selfa literary man OF considerable ability,
and reader who, rs Henry Irving says,
follows his fathers style without a
trace OF milk-and-water imitation, he
viii no doubt be received by large su-
S,ence of our people, to whom the char,
scters in Pickwick, Little Dorrt, and
Old Curiosity shop are as "iamiiiaF as
Household Words
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which Wa. ss-nacon or shahspsarss

Tho authorship of the dramatic productions
attributed 10 the las. Of tho above named -
agia,ing literary circlesso the worry csntre, bet
Affects the practical masses far less than ihe
momsntous question how 10 regain or preserve
health-tbat essential OF bodily and mental
activity, business success and the pursuit ef
happiness We can throw far more tight en-
this latter subject than the most profound
shssspearien on the question nr5t pro
pounded. II the system 10 depietcd--ths nefvss
shaky; IL indigestion or constipation botbsrs
ons At times or constantly: n the akin IL yeik,~
and tongue furred a. In biliousps-e; N the<s
arc premonitory tsiages OF oucoming rhensna-
tisni or Deurslgis: II the kidnsye are tnacfivo--
use Hosfetters stomach Bltters. the finest recu-
perant OF an age prolific in beneE'asl a1d suo-
ceesfu remedies. Remember, II maiaris
threatens or sfiic,s, that it neu'raizes the pol
sou aud fortiHes the system.
NH sThlv)saSEru
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10
supreme CourI OF Appeals.

Beckhnm against Duncan. Submitted.
Beecher, &C., against Lewis d Bagby,
trustees. Argued Ivy Il. II. Pollard and
George P. Haw, Esqs., for appellants
and Z. P. Bagby for appellees and SUD-
mitted.
Acker against Alexandria and Frede-
ricksburg Railroad Company. Sub
mitted.
Jones against Coviugton. Argued by
Judge W. l.. Jeffries and j. l.. Jefiries
for appellant and Generel james q.
Field for appellees and submitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10
Meeting of Germans To.Night.

A meeting Of German citizens viii be
held at o O'Clock tonight in Sanger Hall
to take action suitably to express their
sorrow at the death of the beloved En-
peror of Germany. 1t is hoped that the
attendance viii be large, and it is ex-
pocted that good speakers will be pres
ent 10 address the audience.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10
A white Partridge.

There is on exhibition at Messrs. Polk.
Miller & Co. 5 store, corner OF Ninth and
Main streets, beautiful and rare speci-
men of the bird kind. Ii Is a white
partridge, and is so far az known the
only one ever seen in Virginia, Ii WIS
killed in Henrico county q few weeks
ago by a young gentleman, who brought
ID to Mr.. Miller and the latter sent il to
Washington, where it was stuffed and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10
sag-METHODIST SUNDAY

SCHOOL sOCIETY.-The regular monthly meet
ing Of the METHODIST sUNDAY-sCHooL so
CIETY OF RICHMOND AND MANCHESTER
will DO held at Park-Plsce church on sUSDar
AFTERNOON st3H o'clork. Interesting addresses
and other exercises.
All Sunday y-school workers and friends invited
10 attend. ROBEET F. RICHARDSON. President
Charles 2. Radg, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10

mounted by an expert taxidermist, and
now it looks exceedingly natural and
life-like.
The bird was found in flock OF ordi-
nary partridges, and the huntsman being
surprised at the sight of white bird in
with partridges followed it mp, and after
shooting ut it three times broke its wing
and captured it, II lived only two days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10
..onerfy transfers.

The following deeds have been re-
.orded In the clerks Office OF the Chan
cerv Court of Richmond Edgar Allan,
enc snesc;sl commissioner, TO w. ). Eubsnk,
Is,o feet ON Grace street corner Twenty
Gre, @ 90 500: s. MEG. Fisher to David
s. Garter, az feet on Beech street be-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

RAWLINGS & ROSE. Az Z. W.. building lot Win
frame dwelling thereon In she West End.
RICHMOND HAZAAR, 10 and II A. NJ, horses,
mules, buggies pnaetons, wagons, &c
FRED. II. WILLIAMS 4 p. n, boots. shoes, 3c.,
at lss5 east Main street.
GEORGE w. MAYO, 40 Y. NJ, statues. tszzas.
nitrher~- vases. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10
sPECULATiON IN COUPONS.
Two OF the virginia Committee ofthe
Council or BordhOIders in IL.

Governor Lee said day before yester-
day that it was hard to reach with infor-
nation the holders Of Virginia consol
bonds in England when they have put
the control of the matter in the hands OF
q committee, some OF whom are engaged
in the coupon trade. II. Il. Bcelon aud
Walter Chinnerv, members of the Nir-
Cinia Committee of the Council OF For
eign BOndhOlders. were two Of the five
persons who fled tae injunction bills
against the officers Of the State which re-
suited in the late decision OF the Supreme
Court o! TIE United States in the habeas-
cOrpOs cases.
In the bill filed against the State Off
cials which was sworn 10 by j. J. Coop
or the following allegation is made
"Tnat the month OF --, 1895, tho Supreme
Court of the United states decided. in the cafe OF
POindeXter re- Greenh0w that tender ot saii
coupons by a taxpayer % Tie said states col
loctor OF tnxos paid and e1iigcui,hed said Tax
due 10 her. 80 a. 10 deprive her Legislature "f
power 70 cause tnat ta& puyer % be thoroalier
mo 'estcd iu ~ }pcct 10 said tax.
THAT while her .egislfture had made sni1
coupons yalHcle-s "a claims JfOn SAID state Tor
money &C a. mediums by Ehi-u taIos due 70 nor
might be puid aud extlucuished In the popular
sense Of tho words, get tbs decision Oi mo
supreme Cont attached 70 them an important
value a. tender in payment Of taxes, whereby
the Taxpayer would become pOsse-fcd OF
shield AMI barrier between himself ana snii
state whereby hN could prove Il her from de-
mauGiuc o. him anything else in payment u his
taxes a afOrc ali. That when said court male
tho dccaiOa aforesaid the market Vaiuo of said
coupons was very greatly depressed, the same
beirg less iiau ffty car's on the dollar:
but -aid decision gave = certain Intrinsic value
10 sqti courons EhicH inafiici reasonable men
IN bsue,inc On o. toe market value thereof wonli
IRE IL & enhau' iu value. That acting on their
faith IN th3 saiJ decision Ct said court and tie
belief caused thereby that tuc sai1 state would
BE- utterly unaDic by any leg -ia'!rc cn1ctment
10 impair tho vaiu0 o. said coupons as tenders
for t7xcs. yOIr ora orr bought large quantity OF
sai coupons in the open money market OF Tie
city OF London rnd elsewhere, the ssne amount
ing 10 more thau si01CG, an lcs- thnn hity cents
on fbc dollar tG5 whole costing moro than
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10
ny ST. JOHNS PROTESTANT

EPISCOPAL CHURCH BROAD street betWeen
Twenty-fourth and Twenty -nfthl- sunday SER
vices II 4. NJ. and 3 p. NJ.
WEDDELL-MEx0RNL CHAPEL At 4:l5 p NJ.
Lenten services at ~. Johns TUESDAY at 80
A. NJ, WEDNESDAY at s p. NJ, and FRIDAY atii
a. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10
TIE DOLLsn C0rHrEETEIrEKs.
Five Ven Arrested in S"=foIh. Proba-
bIy the same Who Oaern;ed mere.

Norfolk papers say the five men arrest
ed there answer exactly the description
of the gang who started from Richmond
several months ago after flooding this
city with counterfeit money. From
Richmond they went to Savannah, Ga,
where they left another big pile OF coun-
terfeit dollars, and thence to New YORK,
gong from the latter city to Norfolk.
The Norfolk police were on the lookout
for the gang, As Chicf-of-Po!icc Poe sent
out a description Of the men after they
bad lett their trade marks in this
city.
The Secret-Seryice Department Of the
Treasury had also been inquiring OF the
men.
There is no telling how much OF the
coin has been put III circulation, but a
large amount has already been found at
different places. The Norfolk banks,
almost ali Of them, have bad tie money
sent to them for deposit, but have not
been caught by it.
The Treasury Department in Wash
ineton has been notified, and when the
case comes up before the United States
commissioner at Norfolk it is thought
that there will be sufficient evidence
from Richmond and Savannah, in con
nection with that gotten at Norfolk, to
fully establish the guilt OF the whole
gang for uttering the coin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10
TrinifY Eodrc. Good TempIars.

A delegation of thirty.tbree members
of this lodge paid fraternal visit TO
Shady-Grove Lodge, in Hanover county,
on Thursday night, and officered and
entertained that lodge A fine pro-
gramme OF literary and musical exercises
was rendered by trinity Lodge.
Monday night next will be visitation
night for Rescue Lodge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10

elected from the First, Second, Third,
and Fourth wards respectively, and Mr..
G. Y. Green was elected TO fill the va
cancy.
FERRY STREET.
Mr.. Welsh drew the attention OF the
Council TO the shameful condition OF
Perry street between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth, where the mud is at least two feet
deep and on level with the sidewalks.
He thought the trouble could be relieved
by q small ditch being cut along the
west side of Perry street to Fourteenth.
Mr.. Bradley said he knew this was a
bad place, and it would be remedied as
soon as possible. He was tired OF this
thing being talked at him because Man
chester has bad streets. II members OF
the Council waDted better streets let
them appropriate money therefor, and
the committee would take pleasure in
making superb streets.
This discussion was kept up for some
time.
CART LICENSES.
Messrs. Welsh and Jones both stated
that drivers of Manchester carts had
been given considerable trouble by the
officers OF kichmond reporting them.
The trouble is that the Manchester
licenses are issued later than Richmond
licenses. The result is that when n
Manchester cart with 1887 on 1t is seen
in Richmond il is reported.
Adjourned at 1895 z. NJ.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr. Charles W. Turner, Of this city,
is in New York on business.
Mr. A. ID. Shotwell yesterday returned
from brief business trip to Norfolk and
Baltimore
The phantom ball given at Odd-Fel-
lows Hall last night by the Old Boys
Pleasure Club was largely attended, and
was great success.
A largely-attended meeting of Man
chester Royal Arch Chapter was held
Thursday night, at which degrees were
conferred on several candidates.
The meetings at the Baptist church,
which have grown in interest from night
to night, will be continued during the
nights OF next week.
The Central Democratic Club meets
Monday night, and full attendance Is
desired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-10
A Thunderstorm

may purify the air. but nothing except sozoDoSr
will purify tho mouth nlled with neglected teeth,
and rescue those faithful servants OF mankind
from utter ruin before IL is too late Don't ne
glect to try II. You will be surprised and de-
lighted with its results.