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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14


Sir "Nucous Membrane" Mackenzie is
Loudou's latest dIg at the famous physician.
Canon Knox-Liltc, the eminent English
clergyman, usually wears gloves when be
breaches.
The MARQUIS Of Harrington has tendered
his resignation As a member OF the National
Liberal Club.
Admiral Tchikhatcheff will become the
Russian Minister Of Marine in pace OF Adj
mirSl Chestacod, deceased.
Lady salisbury has initiated a movement
for presenting Mrs. Phelps with SOUVENIR
Of her stay in London. The gift is 10 take
the form OF a valuable bracelet.
Mr.. Gladstone will 20 to Naples nezt week
10 reside in :he villa RocabeIe, near Posil-
hppo. until the end Of February, when be
vii return at the opening Of the session Of
Parliament.
A sensation has been caused in Belgian
society oy the Almach de GOtha falsely sn-
nouncng the marriage Of the Countess Of
CaromRn, fourth daughter Of the Prince Of
Chlmav. to hlphonse Wanters, a member OF
the Royal Academy OF Fine Arts OF Brussels.
Paulus. the French comlc.song singer,
now receives S130 a nieht. a few years ago
his fee was Sl.25. His ssug. "ll Reylent,"
IL considered 10 have made General Bou.
LANCER. lie lives IN great style with bis wife
and five children. and his Paris establish
ment includes three or four horses, a secre-
tary aud composer.
The Duchess OF Sutherland. whose death
has Just taken place, was one OF the most
distinguished temperanco-army recruits OF
recent years. Her Grace always wore the
blue ribbon. The statement winch went
the rounds some time ago that II was IN con.
sequence OF the Duchess's views on the
drink traffic that the Duke so seldom APP
foundation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
BooAs. .sATIoN4nY. 50.
CHRISTMAS. 1885,

Again We mako our annual sa'g'a'
friends AMI customers, amt ucT to v'..
our cong ratulston, ani good wishes
perhaps has not been 81 40 may lts. ....
either IN .ts physical. political. or t......- t
poets. but We have boen free nom a
calAmlties-from tn8 psstlenre Fti.. .s.
fiicted some sections ~ our country s..
tho storms and c0nvuisiols uli b .sla t-s
others We hsyo abundant ale. .'
aud can welcome lhs app-0a. ir..
!oy and Thanksgiving.
Woonsr our usual ia--e -f0.. .f ..rs
iu every dcrartmNn. n. II.".s..Ie. '
Law, Medicine. science. h.nf..r'-l i.'''
tou. standard and misssu-ne.le ui DID, ff
dard WORKS We me.fl.u r.Hkrrn1.
Gibb9n. Hume. Gorthr. ~ ....r ....
Bulwer. TnarkcrHy Rg.D., Burn.
George Eliot. Mrs Blowing. lf..
Motley, Hawthorne. kmcr.or. auf l
dance Of NE lesser authors al oi l.
Picture IO0k.
Tho illustrated and GU Books e.
and beautiful 0t fhem now
son viz: Tho EErs Return, l-.t
ph Gallery. ,ong N ihH RIVER f
Beautiful Forls. Europe Ill.r...
l1yi,, Poets aud Poorly a. .I ff.
Sketches, kcats's 'irs a.1 t..
its'y. Ope-Y. Sr's ~kr OBJ hlof NJ.
luiAh. Niltns inraat~e lost. Dante .
Uf tao smaller ~ Arer. sa.l .s tt.r-
Writing Desks, Portfolio, Polio. tt,'',
Cases. Pictures. Album, sp'- foa-,
Poc.st Books, Ladies -atri IFS. 'ari
baskets. inEsmpds. Globes, Ui.nonArf i
thermometer Lap Tables. tlslr
pEahet Biocks ana Cameo we tafe on
endless VARIETY.
We have very 1ne e1h.5s - bibles. f.s.
Books ard hymnan; alsI, ihe un.l
Booklets containing ssle.'illus % trn'e aNl
lry. with notices and deg.~,s in MACY
forms. ikeWl4o fuH lIFFIfA iNN hH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

As we saiI q few DAYS ago the alleged ne
gro lovers At the North are getting tired Of
Their pets. This fact has been apparent for
n long time, but during the presidcntia cam
paicn feeling a. the North against the man
and TIE brother was "snpprcssed.' Now.
however. that il is settled that the next Ad:
lninistrstlou ia 70 Doe Republican aud the ne
Qro's "frlend, will have for season little or
no need for HIM as a voter. they are demon.
s,raiing that they hsye no use for him
In other capacities. Race prejudice is again
asserting itself at the North. IL Will be
remembered that some months before the
pres dental canvass opened there was lively
Stir IN certain Ohio towns over the efforts OF
negroes TO enter the white public schools.
But there are about twenty-five thousand
negro voters 10 Ohio, ten thousand In ln-
diana, and twenty thousand in New York
the last two close states. II would not have
done to press the negro too hard, aud the
fires that we're klndlcd when the negro was
disposed TO assert himself were apparently
quenchcd. The truth Is they were only
covered up. and wiihiu the last few days they
have burstforl airesh. Clerm0nt county. o..
is al afameo over the negro question, aud the
whites are engaged in general boycott
against the negroes. In sdditiOn to driving
the negro children from the schools. az some
places negroes haye been assaulted by mohs
OF whites, their houses stoned, aud their
doors and windows broken. The whites
have also discharged their colOred servants,
sid even refuse to have their washing
done by NEGRO washerwomen. Aud vet
large msjorily Of these whites belong TO
party which owes its success In the last
presidential election 10 the negro voters OF
New York aud lndiana-a party whose
leaders would II they could pat the South
under negro domination politically aud bring
about a state Of things in this section that
would encourage on the part " the negro self.
assertion 10 degree that would be unbeara-
Die. Could stronger evidence be adduced 10
prove Republican hypocrisy and show the
intense aud vlrulent hatred borne the South
by the northern Rsdlcslss These would no,
hesitate to subject the southern whites TO
the rule ana personal insolence OF \ race
they show t6ey despise - ia every way unit
TO associate with the whites. Nor Ia that
the worst % Il. There are white men In
She South who train with this malignant
party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
Marriage in Prince EDWARD.

At At Pleasant church December H.
1855, at II O'clock, Rev. W. +. Grant, OF the
virginia Conference, and Miss Fannie II
Redo. Youngest daughter OF Mr.. George w.
Read, Sr., OF Prince Edward county, were
united IN the holy bonds Of matrimony.
Mrs. T. J. Davis, sister OF the bride, pre-
sided at the organ, and as the wedding
march pealed forth its melody The party en-.
tered the church IN the following order
Embry Scott and MISS Emmie Reid. j. V.
Foster and Miss sue Redd, j. w. Davis and
Miss Jennie Wall, Alexander Craile and
Miss tmmie Watkins, r. l.. Dupuy and
Miss SUSIE Morton. i. u. Garland and Miss
Lizzie Walton, j. Wool and Miss Mary Liz.
re Redd. II. w. Wall, Jr., and Miss Lille
smith, Charles Redd and Miss Ellie Dupuy,
T. +. Watkins and Miss Fannie Miller, Miss
Hannah Crawley aud Minnie Watkins.
The beautiful bride with her usual grace
entered, icaning upon the arm OF the groom,
aud 10 the solemn hush that fell over the
assembly Rev. Mr.. Grant, father OF the
groom, IN beautiful and impressive man.
ner spoke tho words that linked the two
lives together.
At the close Of the ceremony the party
passed down the aises In reversedorder.
The bride wore dSrk.bue travelling
suit and the bridesmaids street costumes.
After D short time spent In receiving the
congratulations OF many friends the happy
PAIR drove TO Meherrin, where they boarded
the train for visit 10 the gr0om's relatives
N North Carolina.
The best wishes 81 a host OF friends
follow them. All wish for thema useful and
happy life. II. w. w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
New Publications.

The Truth in Romance. A German story.
BY TPorFgR. Baltimore: II. NJ. WHAE-
TON j. Co.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
The GOOD Things Of Life. An Illustrated
Humorous Publication. New York: FIRE.
DEMcK \. STOKES & BROTHER.
For sale by TnoMAs J. sTARKE & Sons.
Seacoqst and Vielcs Here and There. Edited
and Illustrated by SUSIE BARsTow SKID.
ISG. With Fac Smiles OF Nater-ColOr
Drawings, sc. New YORK.: FREDERICK
A. STOKES q BROTHER.
This j. iem.
For sale by THOMAS J. STAREE & Sons.
The TenayS0n Calendar aud the Humphrey
Calendar, both illustrated With photo
gravures after new desigus-the former by
w. 1T. JOIN HARPER and the latter by
MAUD HUMPHREY. New York: FREDERICK
A. Stokes BROTHER
For sale by THOMAS J, STARER e Sons.
PaicLrork in Pictures and Print. The pic
lures by +. OPPER; the print by EMMA A.
OpPER. New York: FREDERICK A. STOKES
d BRO1HER.
a nice book for the little ones.
For sale by THOMAS j.. STABKE & SsNs.
WOrihinqion's AaRual New York: Worm.
INGT0N & Co.
This publication is delight 10 children.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
The Heaihsn Chinee.

A reminder OF the ill-fated GreelY Arctic
expedition has been brought up In the New
York courts. II appears that among the
twenty-five men who composed che expedi-
ton was the Chlnamsn All Sam. He died
Of starvation during the Arctic winter, IS
did most OF the others, but before dying be
left scrap Of paper az his viii, leaving bis
fortune, which consisted 81 $1,000 worn in
a belt about bis body, to his friend. All Fong.
In course OF time the rescuing party came
across bis body and brought the money and
the will 10 New York. Al Fcng was adyer-
ccsyed his legacy. Now It appears that the
brAt Al Fong was & wicked impostor, and
that real All FoDg hss turned Up. Over
thirty witnesses swear 10 bis identity, and
he stands good chance Of getting the
money. The iaise Alb long has vanished
completely.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14


The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin tRadi'
cal Republican,, 10 commenting upon the
eight betweco the MAhonsites and the "kick'
ers." or. ~ you please, the wiseites and The
"kiekeTs," says lhst HARmsoS will have no
easy time when there yngInisps begin TO
"bedevil" him, and adds;
"Tbey made dtsgraceiuI exhibition OF
themselves before the Chicago Convection,
and the Republiean party generally through
ont tho country Is not much disposed TO en-
coaragetk IN washing their dirty linen ana
IN tai ing their quarrel 10 the White House Tor
settlement. Toe Republican leaders nee6 TO
subject both Malone and Wise and all who
are with them In this fiSht to strong dose OF
old.iashioaed disciphpe, aud 10 make II plain
20 them that the Republican party Is mol 10
existence, so FAR As Virginia "a concerned,
for the purpose OF letting them into the
Offices"
There Is mighty lutte encouragement IN
that for either faction OF the q. o. J.. In Vir-
gina. Discipline" Il good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

Special telegram 10 the Dspatch.l
DANyILLE. Va. December l3-lt seems
more than probable now that a DanvlIe syn.
dictate will make acontrsct with The Atlantic
and Danville Railroad Company 10 build the
line from Danyille TO GAINESVILLE, a distance
Oisixty miles. The railroad company has made
proposition, aud all the important terus
OF the contract are Satisfactory TO the svndl.
cate, which Is composed Of !. d. Blair, G..
G.. Holland, Rnfin & ilarstOu, John
James, and william Diffend,ll. Manager
Peck, Of toe Atlantic and DsnVille road. will
be here Saturday. and there "a little doubt
that the contract will be- signed, in which
event work will BEGIN At once aud be pushed
10 completion before November OF next wear.
The evidence IN The Sayor murder trial
was concluded to-day:and the argument be.
gins Tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
Postal Meffera.
rBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch I

tBy telegraph 70 the DispAtch.l
WASHINGTON, December 13.-POstmaster.
General Dickinson to day said 10 an AssO-
ciated Press reporter that within the last few
weeks he bad received the designations OF .
considerable number OF presidential and
iouIth-clsss pOstmaslers, vita the request
that Republicans whom they name and re-
commend be appointed 10 their places.
Others have written asking whether their
designations and recommendations OF Repub-
licsn successors would receive favorable ac-
ton. In reply TO 40 inquiry as 10 MS action
10 these csses the POstmas,er-General said
that no designations bad been or would be
accepted that are made for the purpose OF
forestaling the action Of the incoming Adj
ministration by the appointment Of Repubi-
cans.
The Postmaster General has ordered 10 be
established full railway post-office line be-
tween ST. Louis and Nashville on the Louis
vile and Nashville railroad. thus making a
continuous full ear service between 81. Louis
and MONTGOMERY, Ais. Small cars and parts
OF cars have hitherto been IN use on this line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
FIRE AT NEwSoM'S.
corToN-GrN Ann OTHER PROPERTY DIX
sTR0YED.
Norfolk Esws-A Faster Rssigns-Ths At
lartio and Danville Road
Court Matters
cor.,popo.pc. Of ne RIchmond Dispatch.l

tCOrrospoDdeEce OF TIC aicuhoho DHPe'NH.i
NORFOLK. December 10, 1888.
The cottou.Rin 81 Mr.. y. l.. Dsrden, O
merchant nj Newsoin's Depot, on the sea-
bosrd and Roanoke railroad, was destroyed
by fire on Tuesday night, together Will nye
hundred bales % Gotten and other contents
Of the gin. In 81 adjoining shed dozen
goats and some other stock were burned
The Gre was the work Of an incendiary.
The loss was partly covered by Insurance
and the rim will be immediately rebuilt.
Tbis morning The wreckInR.tug Nettle,
with Captain French aud wreckiug crew.
left for Ocean View fer the assistance oil the
wrecked schooner Sis Church, near that
point. There are money and Other yaluas
bles on board belonging to the Captain aud
his in faied crew. Manuel Garcia. the sole
survivor. claims that he IS interested 10 The
ownership Of the vessel. and has returned 70
the beach 10 look after what Is saved. and Is
stopping with Mr.. \. j. Dozier, iarmer'
who assisted him.
Rev. r. w. Cridlln has resigned the pas
torate Of Park-Ayenue Baptist church, MS
RESIGNATION 20 take effect IN March.
It ia understood thst the receiver OF the
late Exchange National Bank disposed OF the
Gosp0rt cotton docks 10 the stockholders OF
the Atlantic and Danyille railroad at good
price. By the lst OF January several thou
saud men will DO Of work oil along the line
from Belfeld 10 Danyille, a. It is determined
% reach that city IS early as possible, aud ali
the contracts are given out
Snow has been falling here all day. but the
ground is warm aud the SNOW melts as last as
il falls.
In the United states Court the grand jury
found a true bin against United States su-
peryisOr John f. East and not true bill
against c. {. Small, judge OF election,
charged with violating the election laws.
The grand Jury continues IN session on other
election eases.
The cs.c OF Lindsay Buskey, the embcz-
cling remittance clerk Of the Norfolk Ma
tions Bank, is to be taken TO the United
States Court. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

The cincirnsti Commercial Gazette in at.
tempting to retufe the charge thai its course
has been Inconsistent, in that as regards the
South u advocated one policy before the
presidential election and iayors a dinereu,
policy now, says;
eve have BOT ssked that the people Of the
South shall be punlsbei personally or 20.
htcally. We hsye only proposed that their
power as eltizeos should be 10 proportion 10
the number who exercise The elective ifaa.
chise that Is. we have stood upon the broad
grounds Of toe fourteenth amendment. Now
that which W. nre leeklog spd pleading foF
~ hafaonF between the fourteenth and Dr.
ieeatb amen sDrnls. That Is the eonsumma.
fion de,Sutiy 10 be wlsbed.D
hsrmoey." Thai - Ingenious. 10 say
thelest The Commercial Gazette Is gradu.
aIly siggling' out of the terrible tsngie Il
got i:s.li into some months age when D, at
tempted 10 expsnud the fourteenth anesd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
NEWPORT NEWS.
Accidental Deafh-Cards Out-Sot
Guilty.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Ds3at,h.l
DECEMBER Is. 1855.
A colored brakeman met Nth accidental
death here last night by falling from the tor
OF box.car OF a moving freight train and
breaking his meek.
Ne. Parker. the new agent 81 the Chesa-
peake aod Ohio road here, will probably take
formal charge Of his office next week.
cards are out announcing the marriage OF
Mr.. LOUIS Upshur 10 Miss Amelia Mallstt, "a
take place in the new Episcopal church Ga
the afternoon OF the 10th.
The case Of the schooner Uncle / It. charged
With "rougbing OYSTERS" w0lch has occu-
pied the attention OF the County Court. wa
concluded ast night, the Jug bringing 10 i
verdict Of not guilty. PAUL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
The Pfovideuce fR. ~ Jonrnal SAYS:

The Providence az. ~ JourDal says:
1.-THE Boston Journal stlll continues TO
take assertion for proof In regard to the dis
puted southern elections, and tries 70 i0ake
bullying an excuse for it, unfairness."
The Boston Journal could not sustain
claim to originality. 1t is merely doing what
Is common with the average Republican
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
NO HOME SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T: III
TAKES THE PLACE OF A DoCio"

no HOME SHOULD BE WITHOUT lI; IA
TAKES THE PLACE O VI, 10y, ~ vi"
No loss OF tine, no interference with business
while taking No danger from exposure hiter
taxing. InvAlds and delichts persons WIZ ma
IL the miidest ALsrienl and Tonic they can use.
A uttIe tgken al hight insures refreshing sleep
and natural evacuation OF the bowels niue
taken in tho morning sharpsns the sppeute'
cican~es the stomach and sweotsns the Dream.
A PHYsTCIANiS u have been prnctlcing
OPINION medicine f0rtWen,y Years ana
have never been able 70 put up vetetaoie COM
pound that would. IKE simmons Liver nesu' ~
Or promptly and effectively moYs the liver 70
action. aud al tho same time aid nnsoah OF
Weakening the digestive and assimilatlVe pow
era 81 the system.'-I II. bISTOS, N. d. WASH
ingtou, ARK. .-oo.,
Examine 10 sos that you get the genuine,
distinguished from all frauds ADD imitauons
BY our red Il trademark on front OF wrapper
and on the side the seal and signature OF >. IL
Zollin 4 Co. De l4-fYou' VIZ"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

Our war vessels should carry to IIayii
about a thousand Of the citizens Of Cler-
mont county, 0. They would make It lively
for the Black republic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
PafaI nnfIer Hxnia,inr.

MoSTG0NEaY. ALA, December 13.-The
boiler OF the eotton-gin on G. W. Turner'S
place, two miles from here, exploded this
morning, killing George Turner and two
negroes outright aud woundiug seven
others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

"There IS one use TO which the Panams
canal could be put. DE LrssEPs might be
drowned in it," But is It deep enough for
fhnI vet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

ait is believed thst tie new Emperor Of
Germany is secretly favorable to American
pork" II would be we'll for him TO stop
there and not 80 a syllahle further.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
MNRTlNHQ.

nv T. G. O. T. G.. A. o. 7. Z. AeNI
Il. DEUS MESUhQUE JUS. AfA1
Tho GRAND/CONsiSToR1 OF TUE sfSzS
STATE OF VIRGINIA, ANCIENT AND'Sk---
ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITZ. organized by IL
lustrious Brother Joseph Cerneau. lDll VIII
hold its ssc0ud annual conclave on FRIDAY,
December "A. Iss8, ASP ". n the consistorial
chsrahers OF Rlchmond Conslstory, No. 8, 80. AL
bans Hall, Valley of Richmond
The delegates are specially requested 70 be
punctuel, a. tho Grand Consistory will be
prom oily opened.
All visiting and local Sovereign Princes r. $.
80 are fratemally invited.
JACOB MICnAUx, NJ. D.. 32s. Grand Secretary
And x. X 4 w. n. H. LYNN, $50.
de il-lt Grand Com mander-ln-Chie'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

VlHE LADIES or The MONU-
/ MENTAL CHURCH SEWING SOCIETIES
VIII hold a sals Of USEFUL FANCY ARTICLES,
CAKES ETC. II - Franklin street, FRIDAY.
December l4th, commencing a. II o'clock a. ~,
and Will be pleased 90 welcome their friends
dc Is-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

"The Cabinet positions will 90 TO those
citizens who furnished the largest amount OF
honhlo.v That ends SHERMLN's chances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

GRIEF COMMENT.

RIDDLEBERGER seems determined That the
comic side OF senatorial life shall not suffer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

CHARLESTON, W. Va, December 49,
Granville MeDanlels, who kiiled Stepher
siofio Al Jarvtps ford last April. was to-day
convicted OF murder IN the second degree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
PHsBPOS

GRASD L0DGE or vIRGIsIA,l
GRAND SEcHETAEY's OFFICE.
RICHMOND. Va, Deem Der a., lcs2
VIHE FINANCE COMMlTrEE.z.
4 will receive bids AZ this once until Nk
TUESDAY the l3.h instant, Al ~ O'CLOCK
g., for tho PUBLICATION OF THE PROCEED
lNGs or THE GRAND LODGE All necessary
information as 10 the Work can DO had on appii-
cation.
The committee reserve the right 70 reject any
or all bids and to require security.
WILLIAM b. T9AACS
do I'D Grand Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BIZ THE DISPATCH coMPANy

-repsIry DESPATCH is deliverei - ss'~
s,rsoers a. rffrksr cEsra per wsek, payep'eo
sheearTssr weekly NAILED AZ - per anAofa'
IS fer six noushA sl.s0 los thres aaoaaAA 81
forene month.
The srNi-wgRKfY DISPATCH Of " POI
snDuru. or nfor air month";
The WEEKLY DISPATCH str per annnn.
1l,espSpAY DISPATCH 81 ti.0 per hnnans-
t,s5c for six noatha
Subscriptions 10 All car. psvshie IN edvanre
ard no paper oontiuaet afisr TIE expiration o.
ne tine rsid for Send pcet-ofnce HopeJ-
eryssr check. or reglstercd letter Currency
cent by mali xM ts A. TIE riss OF de Gender
Subscribers wishing tfeis poskofncs changed
zuss give thelr old a. veil as uoS nSs posi-
shaos Sample copics frNe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
C,ENTENARY CHRISTMAS SAIL

CENTENARY CHRISTMAS SALE
- viii commence DECGMBER i0ru aud con-
tinue Que week. LUNCH daily from ~ 10 3. RE-
FHE5 ENIs a. city prices. DOLLS, APRONS,
&C HOHE-M ABE CANDY. FRUITS, &c.
Amusements Will bo upstairs. SANTA CLAUS
every afternoon a. 4. To-. admission g the santa
Claus entities each child 70 a present. BEAN
BAG PLAYING, ANGLING, so. MONDAY
NIGHT, Harmonious rsAtOmime. TUESDAY
MIGHT. 1ho Miigets and Rectstions. WE'D
NE-DhN NIGHT, Nary JGne-Gue's Who?
THURSDAY MONT, Harmonious Psnt0mimo.
FRIDAY NIGHT, The MiigetA
4Ol EAST BROAD.
deg-Gt C0hon's old store.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

ment We are glad to note. however. that
between "wlegsesn u has kinder words
for the South, and especially for Virginia,
than ever before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

IL now the price for those Twilled Wool suitin g
Flannels which arc sold AZ %. elsewhere. 81
euro dress OF this cheap aad serylceabie artl-
Gle whilst 10 can DO had.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

lt proves boon to the Afflicted ana costs
cniy rs cents bottle" Salvation Oil"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

Boy - Ten mills cent; ten cents dime I;
two sad half dimes bottle OF DR.. Buli's
Cough Syrup"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14

HEPTAsOPHS. 49, MISUNDERSTOOD
or RICHMOND CONCLAYR. No. Nh
I62 IMPKONED ORDER OF HEPIA- b55<44
gOPAS. will assemble At Elletts Hall At 19ts%
40 O'Clock shsrp THIS friday EVENING.
Election OF officers and also delegates 70 the ses-
sion OF the Supreme Conclaye 70 ne hell in this
city April 10, 1859. e. .. S1DNOh
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-14
MOZART ACADEMY or MUSIC


VHE LADIES OF DIR. HOGES
i CHURCH Win servo HOT LUNCH AZ their
lecturo-rOom TODAY MIR o'clock, and continue
their SALE and SUPPER ttil II o'clock T. If.
Best HOMEMADE FRUIT-CAKE Tor sale.
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