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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
Tho Virginia Mechanics Institute.

The following report has been made 70
the Committee on Schools of the city of
Richmond by the Board of Managers of the
Virginia Mechanics Institute in reference
to thelr Night School Of Technology:
1--WE have matriculsted 10 date @75 students.
which IA a large increase on former yesr-, win
new entries dniiy. We havc had TO rent two ad-
diuonal rooms. which ara all that can be gotten
in tie builIing We occupy. Notwithstanding
which We sro compelled. f0r want Of room, 10
turn N applirInts in bookkeeping, instrument
tal and mechanical drawing. Several oi the
other c'ussed are e) flll ihai va have only room
for q few moro in Zach. The arithmetic class, Il,
was ~ large tlattt had ~ be- divided and an
other teacher AMI room provided Tor two moro
nights in cach wecs. There are several moro
classos ,hs: W. i-ol are very much wanted, AMI
should he added NJ tho earliest moment pfactica-
BE. We deem u to bs our duty 10 report The
above facts to your honorable committee that
You may oe informed of mo work going on, aud
ia croat 10 Iuiremcits. We hoUe that ~ Will he
your pleasure fO isit our Night school oi Tech
nology a an early day. go that you can personally
inspect e. in mi. operation.
Very respectfully.
"GFnRGg 4. ATNeIIg, President"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
ACADEMY AND THEATRE.
Warde at the Former; the MacColiin Opera
Comnany At the Latter.

AT the Mozart Academy last night Mr..
Frederick Warde and his talented company
made their second appearance here IN
Sheridan Knowless classical tragedy of
Virginius before Il magnificent audience.
So firmly has Mr. Warde entrenched him-
bare announcement OF his appearance Is
sufficient 20 call out the fashion and beauty
of our city. His performance was simply
magnificent.
lie has given the character careful con-
sideration and hard study for years.
During the progress Of the play his acting
rose to the lofty height of genius and his
efforts were rewarded by constant calls
and recalls, until he made one of those
beautiful and characteristic speeches
wherein he is so happy. His support was
excellent. -.
Al the matinee to-day he will appear as
"Gsston Cadol." and tonight will repeat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
Nashville Races.


NASHVILLE. October 29.-The fall meet
ing AT West Side PARK began today. The
attendance was over 1000. The track was
slightly heavy but the racing was good
First race-fye furlougs Silly Plnker-
ton won: Deer Lodge second, Tom Hood
third. Time. l:0G
Second race-ma,denf FLIES two-year- dds.
four furlongs-Ophela won; Jessicl Sc
cond. Dark Secret third. Time, 5356.
Third race-one mile-Birthday won I;
Kitty b. second, Irish Dan third. Time,
1857.
Fourth race-two.year -olds, five fur
longs Milton won: Ballyhoo second. Ar
miel third. Time. l:06h.
Fifth race-six urlongs-Elsie b. won {;
Buckler second. Dutchman third. Time,
I.2i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
CITY Circuit Court.

In this court yesterday the following
iudrucnts wore entered:
Stack q Hamilton, for, So, RS. +. S. Car
dozl for 50.
MINOR a Blanton rs. W. J. Kelley for
S23f2O.
IF. FeIlerrs J. W. Jennings forSljj.7S.
a. l.. S,rlu5 a. Go. rs. W. j. Kelley Tor
&l7G.g3.
TAYLOR e Boiling rs. Charles Yas,Gire
for 53-20S.
Luther VI. Johnson, who was, recently
very severely shocked and burned by step
ping or falling into an opening in an cleo
tric-car. has instituted suit against the
Union Passense Railway Company for
$1,000 damage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
.FRIENDLESS CLOTHING

Nobody Intends 10 buy moan Clothiag. ls
isn't made woll. i. doesn't look vol. It doesn't
wear we'll Thoquaiy Is poor the WORK cheap,
tho prlce high. Its made % sham.
Look out for 20 at tie beginning Il the season
Look out for 10 az no end Nobody wants n ic
they knoE f. lrs great on reductions.
How dneront it Is with "lilE BosroNs"
Clothing. People who yet it Ike H. IL wears
long, tho service Sc -au.f,,tory, and tho priceis
low. It galas and holds customers.
Not Handicapped in any way. we 90 into tha
markets really 10 buy materials largely In order
TO buy NJ n l0g prre anl sure, because OF our
low prices 10 caiu your trade,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
pre.cnten Win a chnln and charm.

At the meeting of Syracuse lodge,
Knights of Pythia4. Monday night Mr.. d.
W. DeSylyia, on behalf of the lodge pre-
sentpd Z. G.. George r. Bowden with n
handsome Watch-chain. suspended from
which was an cmblematic Pgthan charm.
During the last SIX months the Knights Of
Syracuse Lodge have been cxcrtng them
membership. and Mr.. Eawdou having the
largest number of new names fo bis credit
was presented with the gift rs reward for
his pugrpV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
1Iortuary Report.

Tho number Of deaths in the city last
week was 80.
Cn~s " nan: Brain disease, white :;
bronchitis, white and colored. cancer
uteri. 1 colorcl; congestion of lungs l
white and col0rcd consumption, 3 white
and col0rad; convulsious, ! colored; 4;
Group. / colorod: debility. 1 whito and /
colored diarrh@a-chronic, white; ddiph-
feyer-child-hed. white; fever typhoid.
white: -typho-malarial. l colored ;
heart-disaase, white marasmus, l col
orcl: old age, / white and 1 colored; pc
rltouitis, white: pneumonia. , colored;
premature birth, ! cDl0red; sceptlcemla,
/ white; unknown, 3 cOlored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30

The attendance last night was great
improyem,ut ON the preceding night.
Numbers of valuable articles were rallied,
but the greatest quantity still remain.
The contest Tor the pyx IL getting very
exciting.
The fght for the gold-headed umbrella
for the most popular Young gentleman
promises 20 be ~ lively affair. The young
ladies' are working hard, each for their own
candidate. The following are in the race;
William Ryan. J. Il. higgins, G. Il. Brooks
and Frank Flournoy.
Miss Mary Epps is ahead in the contest
for the most popular young lady, the vote
on which closes tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30

JAMES r. FLAN. .i2M.. suburban fnrm on the
Ncw Hcnrc1 uoaI, three m'e5 from city
FRANK ID. HILLS CO.. 90 y. W., frame dweil-
ius 40. 1921 west Ashland avenue.
GEORGE ~. MAYO, i1a a. 81, trade sale OF
china. crorScrr, Ac.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 80 and II \. NJ. horses,
muies. blgg.os, pnact0Ls. ~.
j. THOMPSON BEuMN IS CO.. 80 7. NJ, fran
dgeliins llC9 ~. John street
WILLIAM a. son, 1890 r. NJ, grapaA
bananas, lcmons, and pears.
FOX < RIDER. 1870 T.. NJ, oranges. lemons. 90
TIMBERLAhH N FRANsER, IoI 4. NJ, furnl-
turc, bcar-pump, oys,cr-counter, SC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30

are doing driving business since, o. tho large
majority Of the country merchants are DeHo-
crais. and those who used 10 buy from me say
We are going 10 stand by our own state boys =.
mey have boon 'Doycottci by Malone and h's
crew"
futToN.
An invitation from Fulton Club 70 join
with them ~ their demon 'raton fo-nifnt
was read and accepted. Fulton Club viii
Doe the especial guest oi the bro'nhieiA
Club on mex; Monday night.
Representatives from the various 'iunS
in tie city were present md completed ar
Tancemau; for the parade.
The following resolution was unani-
mou-iv adopted.
R,eo.--d. That our thanks be and are
hereby tculcrel to TIE variorg Dcmocrhuc
clubs of the city for the kindness expressed
towards ths club and ont'ueiasm mon
stlstod py atii clubs IN assisting as in our
grand parade.
OWING 90 the unavoidable absence Of
Colonel Ingewell LIle,t, the chief marshal
% was decided 90 meet a"an on friday
ni"u i1 complete arrau gemeni'.
Adjourned until FRIDAY evening.
The Fulton Meeting To-night.
The weather permitting thoro Will be a
great gathering of Democrats from lhe
eastern end Of the city IN button Tonight.
The meeting Will Lc held under the
au -p.cos of the Fulton Club and the
speeches Wi bc delivered from large
platform which has been erected i'm front
of Douahgc'- Han. unless Tire weather
is iuclcWcut. an winch event Tie meeting
viii take place iu thr ball.
The speakers viii BE- hon. Il. II. CarG-
VOL, Mr.. Meade Ha-kins, and John
Hunter. Jr. The Democrats from all see
tlons OF tie city aye cordially invited TO be
present. The Union and Old Dominion
clubs viii meet at hali-past O'Clock and
march down together Tho other clubs
w0uid be- welcome. bnt cirunstauces are
such that none Of them can do SD.
,t..,i.,,. ward ct,h
,il,, ,r.l;..,, WI D.,,ocr,tic Clrb met
in thc ChoDcorv-Court room last night.
President !. Tayl1r Stratton in the chair.
srrarremant- for Grction-work were
porfactcd When routine business had
ieen d,snoeoJ of remark. were made bv
Mr.. Ru0.n. of Danvilc. Cha,ruan Guy. of
the C,ty Committee. and Me--rs. 4. i.
Guigon, Preston Bclyin. and others.
Pnvhatan CIub's Rally.
The Pn,qhatan CJub's meeting M the
Orcra-Wou-o tomorrow nieht bids fair 20
Ie tLe lenIluo ono of fine c1nva~s thus far.
Governor Iit1burh Zee. one Of tLo old
o.t Eouorarv In.uL,r. of tho organization.
v-.ll rr..iIr
Tin CIarlos ~ O'VarrnU and Trlncie T.
r'e..tsr - p,tlraIur, Wi, ba fine orator,
If tine occasioD.
Tho huldiug viii hc un1or CHARGE e %
special committee of twenty members OF
H.. clrl,
Worldugmen's Cub.
Tho Worlinourr,'s Democratic Club Of
CI4' Ward t.iI ti.ir ro.,llir mee.i,r la.t
rfrLt m which fine attendance was vcry
Ier,r
Aftor thn transac.io, Of considerable
Gamma. .,r bu.iness sd iirriu,, epecchcs were
made by Rlesalu John Hrntcr. Jr.. and T..
n. Hardawav. GcYrqo Hopkins. j. II.
t0iBaunon' Jnliv4 Strans. and others.
,,,,,,,..,. n.,..,,..,..,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
Nr,. BIZ. cnrmlchaeI,. A.sI.tant.

Rov. Mr. Trotman. the assistant rector
Of ~. Paurs Episcopai church. has arrived
in the city with his wife, and they are tenn
porarily stopping 40 the residence of Rev.
Hartley Carmichael. Mr.. Trotman is from
Hamilton. Canada. is friend Of Rev. Mr..
Carmichael. and comes recommended as a
Jealous and efficient Christian gentleman
The assistant will have special charge Of
the Grayatt mission and the services at the
Homo for Aged Women.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
Property Transfers

The following deeds Of bargain and sale
were recorded in the Office OF the Clerk Of
the Chancery Court yesterday;
Leth K. Page and wife 10 Maggie G. Har-
DIV. wife Of ID. $. Hardy, 81 ! feet on west
side Eighth street north OF City Springs
property, improved. $500.
Trustees for Sisters of Charity Of St
Joseph's Academy TO Richard ". Jones
and William H. Christian. 35if feet on
south side Cary street near Laurel, $l,750.
HENEICo COUNTY COURT.
Lawrence II. Meeks and wife to Mrs.
Bridget NJ. Mahony, II inches on east side
enty-seyenth street near I. SIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

Courthouse. s. c.. rice G. w. Weble. re-
moved: Virqie r. CLAYTON, AZ Columbia, y.
c., rscs W. II. Gibbs, removed j. ~, Ciin-
ton. at Brownsville, Tenn, eice Daniel Bond,
removed. 49,,
The President has appointed John Field
postmaster at Philadelphia rios William b.
Harrity, removed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
"Groras l. ArvstIg, President"
Arother che.nnenl.e and ONO Chnnge.

MIR. Samuel u. Mayer. in addition TO his
duties rs superintendent of the Peninsula
division. VIII after tomorrow perform the
duties OF superintendent OF the james
River and Richmond divisions of the
Chesaucako and Ohio railway. with the
title ~ acting superintendent, rice Ar. II.
Il. Dill, transferred to the Huntington
division.
Mr.. MAYER came here from the Cleveland
and Canton road about three months ago
and took charge of the Peninsula division
rs superintendent, the position formerly
held bv Mr. Goodman.
Nh Maver is an experienced railroad
man. aud has lately had a fattering offer
OF % position on another road
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30

Mr.. B. W. Binf0rl has consented 10 accept
the Republican nomination for the House
Of Delegates from Hanover county. ard
will oppose Hon. Il. II. CardwcN, the
Democratic nominee. The nomination
was rendered NIr. Binford some time ago
and he declined it; but at the earnest So
licitation of General Malone he has con-
sented to accept it-not that he expects to
defeat CardWeI. but ~ order that he may
influence a larger Republican vote for the
Ctata tfnl-.t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
LIE PASTORAL Letter.
A Denial from the Rev. ). Il. Holmes, OF
the Old FIRST Church.

Rev. 7. II. Holmes. pastor OF tho First
(colOrnd) Baptist church. OF tbs clty,
came TO the Uispg'ch office last night and
asked that the public be informed that he
did mot sign the pastoral letter
He stated that a copy of IT was sent hlm
70 SIGN. but that he kept it and made no
Being told that the delav in making this
dielvowal was Greatly against hlu; that
hcshould have denied the genuinones- of
his signature last Saturday, he said
though he did not 60 ~ any newspaper Of
fee. at the Theological Seminary ON Satur-
day in tho presence Of Professor Hoyey'
he did aclare tsat he did NOT sign the
letter. Afterwards. seeing IN the columns
of tins paper that some i've or SIX nolnes
Of pastors were signed 90 the letter cvi-
IDENTITY 10y the Same pcnman. the Rev.
Holmes said he thought that reference III
cluded his signature.
CHURCH AND POLITICS.
The Parson was asked if il was true that
ON sunday before last ho preached vio-
lent political sermon no his church.
lie declared that IL was not that onthat
dav ne did not preach-lr0fcssar hDr'v
filed his pulpit, De stated. He further
averrcd that he never had preached q po-
litical sermon: that in his pulpit he knew
no party. aud that the furtho-t he had ever
vcntured IN this direction was 90 call the
attention of the members oi his congreea-
tion 10 the fact when a registration was
about 10 take pla
~ TO coLoEED DEMOCRATS.
Rev. Holiness church has % membership
of about POO. and he was asked last night
if I'm all that lumber he knew ono Demo-
crat. g..
lie answered that be never inquired if n
man was Democrat or RfpuDllren.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30

On Monday night Frederick Warde gave
portion Of the proceeds from his per-
Torrance to the committee having in
Libby Hill t0 the private soldiers and
sailors of the Confederate army and navy.
The committee has made the same liberal
arrangements with Miss Maggie Mitchell,
and a part Of the proceeds from her play
OF Ray" at the Academy tomorrow
night Will be devoted 10 this worthy oh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
"The Mountebank." the play in which he
made such wonderful impression Mon


DAY nlgnt.
TIE BKGGAR STUDENT.
Mll0cker never wrote more melodious
opera than The Beggar Student. II
abounds with those well-rOunded. smooth
bitsof harmony that distinguish the higher
operas of the continental school. There Is
one beautiful melody that any composer
might be glad 10 acknowledge as his crea-
tion-"The Kiss on the Shoulder Ihs
air first appears in the first act IN SOLO;
later Is the theme Of brilliant fndlc and
all through tine opera snatches OF II are
heard in the orchestraiion. II is. IN fact,
the prominent mott Of the Opera.
Tho MacCollin Company gave an excel
lent presentation of this opera ~ the Thea
tre laet night and appeared 20 much better
advantage than they did Che night before
in Falka. The fact tnat the singers were
cast m r5fs that suited their voices had
much to do with this. Nr. Miller "a the
Bpcgar Student. Yves very good. SINGING
his lines -pirItediv. and giving the part the
abundance of action that It requires. Miss
Carrie Sweeney made a tne impression rs
Laura. and Miss Fannie Hall as the romp-
ing Polish Cir was charming.
Mr.. MacColin impersonated the part oil
General Ollcndorf in "A very drOli manner.
Miss Maude Smith. as Lieutenant POppin-
burg. the Austrian swell, by her clever
acting gave that unimportantpar proml-
nence that 10 does not usually have. Slr.
ls n pretty little girl and wears the dress of
a man with modcsty that Is rs pleasant
as 30 ls rare. 80
Tnisaftcrno0n at tho matinee Falka will
be- repeated, and tonight The Mlkado viii
be given.
sfAGGIE NIrCUELL.
This most charming and popular conedi-
cqne commences an engagement OF three
az lIrrsrf ff
NIGHT
Tickets viii be placed on sale this morn
ing. ,,,
The following rcpertory e Miss Mitch
cps greatest successes viii bee played :
Thursday night and Saturday MATINEE:
Kay: Friday, " Fanchon the Cricket"
and Saturday night. Little Barefoot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
Communication of Sentence.

The Governor has commuted the SEN
tence Of William McCabe. who Was con-
victed a short time ago Of assault upon
William T. Hord and given three months
in Jail.
The Governor commuted hesentence 10
fourteen days in Jail and the prisoner was
released YasterQaY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30

AtSt. Mary's Catholic church nj 1880
o'clock yesterday morning Mr. George
Vorhrinck. popularyouug merchant, and
Mary I Schutte were married. The bride
il "A daughter Of Mr.. B. C.. Schultz and
granddaughter of Mr.. Ignatiu, Shuttle,
well-known citizens Of Chesterfield couu-
tv. A large number of friends Witnessed
the ceremony. after which the newly made
husband and wife left on tho northern
train, followed by many good wishes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
Chapee ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

Mr.. p. W. Grubbs, who has been acting
superintendent Of the Richmond Union
Passenger railway. was yesterday relieved
By Mr.. r. ". Traylor, who has been ap-
pointed superintendent Of the road as well
as superintendent Of the shops OF the CON-
many
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30

Mrs. Joseph W. Hart. Of Wayerly, is the
guest of Mrs. NJ. A. Garrett. No. west
Marshall street.
Miss Molie Callahan, daughter Of ex-
Senator John Callahan, Is on visit 10
Miss Lena Mahoney, Of $50 north Eigh-
teenth street
Mossrs. j. u. Patton & Co., agents for the
&C. c." licorice, have received letter
stating that the q. G" received the
medal at the Paris Expositionoyer al com
uptitOrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
DELEGATE. to q Missionary Meeting.

Mr.. A. L. West. Mrs. NJ. b. Lee, Mrs. c..
III. Hunter. Miss Ophelia Berry. Mrs. Vir-
gle Peasants, Mrs. James II. Capers, Mrs.
c. II. Hasker. Mrs. Valentine Hechler,
Mrs Matte J.. Gates. Miss Kate Lee. and
Miss Eppie Lee left Yesterday morning for
Norfolk ria the Norfolk and Western rail
road TO attend the meeting of the Women's
Missionary Society Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Nhnrch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
Postmasters Appointed.

WASHINGTON. October 29.--The President I
has appointed the following postmasters I;
Oliver s. Oakes, at Fernandina, Fla, rice
William G. Kelley, resigned; A. NJ Allen,
at Culpeper, Va, rlce James L. Robertson,
removed; W. Walker Russell, at Anderson
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
The River stIIl Rising.

At IL o'clock last night the water had
risen about eleven feet above usual tide at
the monitor feet and was still rising slow
ly. A much further increase in volume
would necessitate the stoppage of the fac
tories and mills on the water line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
Meeting of Pubilc-school Teachers.

Mr.. William +. Fox. Superintendent of
first of a series of teachers meetings this
week.
All the teachers Of the white schools
viii meet al the Richmond High School
building on Friday afternoon next at 4:3O
o'clock, at which time DR.. j. /. N. Curry
has kindly consented to accept the invita-
ton OF the Superintendent. and VIII ad;
dress the teachers on some educational
topic. ..,.
The teachers Of all the colored schools
of the city viii meet at the same place on
Saturday morning next at 10 o'clock. DIR.
Curry viii also address the colored teachers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30

No porson ever hea-l u sn accident resulting
from tho uso Of PEAr1's ASTRAL on and no ons
can produce a sample of the genuine oil that
will noi give the cloarest eoftest. anti moa
s,oady light that ia possible 10 be obtained from
an artificial source.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
W0oi-Dealers' Failure.

PHILADELPHIA, October 29.--Heston i
Erben, wool dealers. No. 10 Chestnut
street. have failed for large amount,
stated al about 500, ,000. Assets not stated.
The assignees are George ". Fish and
Samuel Lea. The failure is attributed to
the wool market and dear money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
HENEIco COUNTY CoUgI


At half-past 2o'clock yesterday afternoon
the city ambulance was summoned to an
alley near the Old market TO attend white
She was taken TO the almshouse for treat
ment..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
Tl,c Cavalry Armory.

The proposed armory Of the Stuart Horse
Guards will be erected if the City Council
adopts the report of the COMMITTEE on
|MiIIs's) spring lot. IL will face Seventh
street Just as the Howltzer Armory faces
Eighth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30

The ease of Mr.. Andrew Krause, regis
trar Of the Third precinct of Monroe Ward,
was dismissed from the Hu5tiues Court
Yesterday on motion of Henry Coleman,
H. nlnnlninnnf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30

PoSD's EXTRACT gives immediate relief
from pain. Its reputation and sale extend
everywhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
HON. JN0. BARBOUR
NE IS IN RICHMOND ON AVERY BRIEF
VISIT.
The Rccent Despairing Interviews Attri-
bntcd 10 Him All Pronounced
Foul Iahricaftons.


tall and stately hIuVc. har gray
abundant. and wuvv: m0ustachc white:
,,,.l,,.,,, no,1tl,f,,l almost to rrddipesa.
1.t ,~o b-;,i.t o,.l
'i' ''' '''
vir.lant. thode' heaI-lfoiet' \ befnS
hai. oyorcoat light IN shade aud weight;
T. of-.y.U.f'> s.'choi iu ono hand. an um-
..,.......,..~ l,s ,,.,s so,,.. .,r I,,l,,,
p. h-f''Nf '' nc r'.l lle' H"" lno i','-
uu. train upou IFS oruvd M The Byrd
~.r.. .,....n from Wa.eiDrfon ~ 2.8- T..
IS ,..t..n.. flI. l.rt. was c'l@tir and hi4
w.n.. ..aru. that o. activity and energy.
s. Ina r.f WAY l.aI.a. into tlc recep-
toa.r..m hlr Barbour vas mot hy two
nens apcr-mcn. whom be immodia'eiy
recognized eut greeted.
rfE IOrIC o. Tur TIME
..Uto,,s .icrros l.ro2, mr. Barbour
.l.s..f ,lo J..,,.lt man.
.\,,y litN. " ,eas tho rcply. " except
tr.. "a. -r- has been % inomcutsrv excite
,.... .l...,f I'D. ra,or,. in thonuftheru pa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30

Or. Henleys Celery. Beet. and Iron will infuss
new strength and vitality % those weakened oy
excuses or iil health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30

The genuine imported Carlsbad Sprudel
Salt is the best aperient, laxative, and di-
uretic. Beware Of limitations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
struck Him with a Beer-Bottie.

Beauregard Howell, young white man,
was before Squire Allen j. Harris at the
Henrico courthouse Yesterday charged
with striking with q beer-bottle q negro
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30
The Greatest Known.

certain cure Tor malarial fevers Is foundItn
simmons Liver Regulator
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30

NEw Yom October 29-The champion
shin of the world was won to-day by New
York taxing the sixth game and the ninth
of the series.
Br0oklyns. s.............2 0 o o 0 0 0 %
New Yorks............1 O00011 0x-3
Base-hits-Br Brooklyns. 4; New Yorks. 8.
Errors -Brooklyns, , New Yorks. Q. Bat
teries-TerrY and Bushong O'Day and
Ewing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30

In al derangomonts ot the liver euro 10 cors
tain II you tako simmons Liver Regulator
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-30

Do not be induced to take any other pre-
psration if you have decided 10 buy HoodS
Sarsaparilla.