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The Forger was a Great Romancer.

Kansas City dispatch says: albert Blake,
the eI-Kansas City bell-boy, arrested in Cali
fornia for forging Cattleman Arthur Gorham's
name and obtaining $500, which he spent on
Ara Padelford, was known while here a. Albert
q. Williams. having taken the name Of Mrs. A.
c; Williams, Of Jackson. Miss., by whom he was
adopted when q boy. His real name was Albert
SAnsuinette, and he Is supposed to belong to q
Creole family. He never nursed Gorham' bpt
was hired as body servant by the cattleman.
who stopped at the Centropolis hotel while the
boy was working there in the check-room. He
MAS much given TO romancing, and sometimes
people Of Chicago"
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Beer-Drinking school Children.

Mayor Chaplin, of Brooklyn, yesterday re-
ceived a communication from the Woman 8
Christian temperance league, calling his at
tention to the law bearing upon temperance in
struction in public schools. The ladies inform
the mayor that committee of the league had
visited sixty-six schools and in only eleven of
them were temperance text books used, and
add that several teachers admitted that the
boys and girls were often stupefed from the
use OF beer at noon meals SO that they CO uld not
study. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-21

MARTINS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 313 9Th
Az st., near City Post Office. COlored students not
admitted. Call or send for catalogue. mh0
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A dispatch from Indianapolis says: The su-
Preme court has decided the case OF the appeal
Tor keeping open on Sunday. The court holds
that shaving and hair-cutting are not works of
Necessity within the meaning Of the statute.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Leavitt were arrested
wednesday charged with the murder Of their
two daughters, near Gresham, Ncb.. on Sun
day night They are lodged in Jail at Seward.
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RAILROADS.
BAIrrMoRE AND ONO R.nRo.n,


press daily Ii 20 am, enpTe.. p Limited en-
daily, 90 and IL Il Bpm. eAP-
press daily II 90 am sna csprs.s
For Wheeling. Parkersbars aud prlncip. stations
am: ,,N''' '''>
FOR Baltlmore,' week days. 90, 300 e.ao. 90
s5Sn Sis tS m Yn 3o st az 60 roo
40 43,S 20 $50 $50, minHsss, As q n,
20, AS. $50. 200. 80. BOO. 1880 nd
For Nav Station. he,xae, w..,,,..,, an. MIA.
T II 80 300 $ sSn 40 m s2S Sc.
ITiP s Leave Fsisnors fGr wee. a.ys
80, g:l5 10 20 IS minutesl NJ IL is. IS.
90. 01 e "a ~ w 90 n 90 m minutes. aS
rs GS mute Sundays % go so S gs - S %
II f ;S9 BAN Ridge train, ,.,r. ana a ..,
, nH,, week days s9S M ~ and 81 y N.
Les.e Bay Esse Sesk days aud $50 p. m
f i@s s; ASnssT %. 3 !. sSPS.S. 50
SO fSr P s9a,,d sana az ;n "a am go
Ito 80 am, q 80 and f Is Sd Pm. ''Au'N' 'h"'
for h ts,i and way stations :s5 pm,
M FL rl2 $50 80; . :35. tn 20 Pm.
p.u
$1,000 pm.
Church train leaves Washington on sunday II Is
For Esderiek, rs as. ITO SO am. rs 90. = SO
"a For SI Hassyr :; !, 10 I'm s.s,o
ris n, arrive ir from Shicsgo daily IL 20 an apd
am, and i IS pm froIn Pittsb1rs 10 an and
o'2O p m; daily.
For New York. Trenton, Newark and Eiizsbelh' n,
80 pm D Tast 81 .rS S 90 .r q nd
Sleeping Car on the 1880 pm.. open ct y 90 p u.
ar K pm tram does not stop at Elizabeth or New
FOR Philadelphia, Newark, Wilmington ana Chester.
ana ii 10 SOP 90 s,'O ~ 90 .m 'SO 40 100
hGs ihtsTsdi.ss Point. between Baltimore and
TFS S1 leave Ssss sSrk i.s 90
az 90 night.
=: e. ~ 40 am. II IS, AIS, '5o5. :54s and
go pm.
For Atlantic City - 90 am. and .12:oom.
iiEIcept sunday, daily. tsuHd.y only.
5y ion ana sseesa from sOse sr
at bepo 6ls Ard i3 sysnas end
J. 1. oDELL, General Manager Ssis
nSHF GREAT
TO THE TFfEISSiNsYLLysASI. ROUTE
B9TBLE TRACK. sFLIsp Did saENIEY
TRAINS L ~ EEEF Wh MY I3IH LISP
Ef 9Ws! OF SIXTH AND SHEETS, AS Fol-:
For Pitts6urs and the wse. c,,c,oo r,r,,.a
~ sn 1. .ars AZ oO an; daily fsss
Viii SleTnl LA usiiy ~ fl.elhhau and 81 Louie
Will SSleelhns Cars from f1ttsburs 10 Cincinnati.
nG hassosIy 70 - Louis daily except saturday.
9N.sasu, viii oettpins Gar ALTOONA 70 chicago.
NJ E1Apress, q! ~ pm daliy WITH Sleeping
,sir e, =, 70 Sncaso ana 81 LOUIS con-
lOi LOunnlle ahd We'll PMS faclnc Express, ~ w
z m daily. for Pitisburs and the West with
nIoueh sleeper 70 f1ttsourg, aud Pttsburg %
For c ksS. s,.,.,,,,.,. po.,.-,, -
for name CanandaeuA ROCHESTER and NisgAn fsAA1
uamiH, T11SSssli SUNDAY. = loan,
For pa I. MOhE a. aSp fsOpoMAC hAILkoAD
,ao a,b ara 1aliy except saturday, lO:Vo p
W7 , MIN sle. tine Gar sshinston TO hocheeter
TOT nliI1nislOrI LOck maven and klmlrs n b DO o.
FOL PHI MI II t1A M
1Ot ~ "a I'LL MAJ NJ W 1Ohh AND IhE EAsI,
INN S 80 10 oV ana ~ ~ an % ~.
| 1O'OV anu l;zO I'm On sunday, s:OO II 40 q
| m. 20U, $40 1000 and II 20 pm Limited
Express OF EullnlGu lnrlOf Cars. 81 40 m dny.
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DAILY NoRroIk Lusr

ENoh PQIoMAC kJyE. LAspINSs
Leaves 7th.street wharf ON MQNDAHA 1HQRaDAYp
s MS SATTS ~ ia s 4 n,t.asa.s
LAndinD e far as Ncmini Greek, VI. q 01pa1SIS
and Leonnrdtown. Md. Connects with end q. - go
sbsPherds Sec schedule. JOIN u PADo114. ~
&A&DASAs sssxsS. = -~&8,
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PROPOSALS.

pR0POSALS FOR sUPPLIEs-DEPARTMENT OF
Il JUSTICE. WAsHINGToN, June Is, lSS9-Sealed
proposals for furnishing the Department of Justice
with the necessary supplies of the articles named be-
low for its during the fiscal ending June 80
1890 will be received until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ,
MONDAY, JULY FIRST, 1889, at the office of the
chief clerk as follows Fuel Ice, Stationery Washing
Towels, Miscellaneous Also for the purchase of the
Waste Paper Of the department The rignI to waive
defects and 10 reject any all bids Is reserved Blank
forms and information will be furnished on applca-
ton. W. II. Ii. MILLER, Attorney General. jelS-llt
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- this department until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ,
MONDAY. JUNE TwENIY,FoUR, 1889 for con-
two in number, the roof OF the Pension Building
In this city Blank forms Of proposal, specifications,
&c may be obtained ut the Office Of chief clerk of
the department, where drawings showing details of
work may also be inspected JOHN W. NOBLE, Sec
Rotary. jel2-eoot
pR0PosALs FOR MATERIAL FOR REPAIRS OF
Il BUILDINGS. &C, AT HOWARD UNIVERSITY
Sealed proposals in d12icate will be ~ the
NINTH, 1889, for furnishing Lumber, Lime Cernent t.
Hardware, Paints, Roofing Tin, &c. for the Howard
University for the year ending June 80, 1890. The
right to reject bids parts OF bids reserved
ucuIars furnished on application to the undersigned
1elS-t.S j. b. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-21

WHEN REMANDED TO JAIL HE BREAKS DOWN AND
CONFESSION rs ExPEcTED PREPARATIONS
FOR HIS ExrRApITIoS-o'sULLIvA SAID TO BE
WILLING TO TELL ALL HE KNOWS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-21

Il fort Va, open all the year. Reduced rates, ~
day Z 10 to Ella per week GEO. BOOKER.
ap25-3m' Proprietor.
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SPRINGS AND BATHS.

DERKELEY SPRINGS, W VA.
- Three hours from Washingto via B. and o. r. R
No staging Hotel opens June 1. The waters are
alkaline, thermal and electric q specific for rheu-
mstism. neuralgia skin, kidney and nervous diseases
Baths and swimming pools, n.tc and q. Gdt and
talnly not excelled in the country Hotel large and
CUISINE hrstclass Write tor illustrated and descrip-
tive pamphlet
my2S-lm' JNO. T. TREGO, Prop.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
nonh, nr,rh,en,ng lnro MONO.

and hope into certainty. is the pleasing transit
ton through which the uird Of the nervous dys-
pepiic Invalid Easses VINO tries q course OF Hos
letters Stomach bitIers, which Is alike i0com-
parable and iuimlisbie. Increased vitality Is
gaia in weight tranquility Of the nerves, sound
appetite, and sleep are among the blessings
which, Is within the psnoecent power Of this
medicine 10 confer, and IL is not Surprising That
alter acquiring this new dowry OF health the
grateful sick should sometimes utter their
praises Of The Bitters 10 terms bordering On cx-
TaSsgance. "0ut Of the felness OF the heart the
mouth spssketh.n aud the proprietors OF Bostot-
tors stomach Bitots have zometmss been
Obliged 10 suppress those eulogiQms lest hey
should 10 agcu,ed 81 blowing their own trumpet
biEters 10 also u deseryedly popular remedy.
NH btu, fhlsl&sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
said TO be a good German novel.
Tor sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
Anoiner rrunh MvnterY.

A Petersburg (WeSt Val telegram saws:
The tWeniy.sixlh annual session OF the Wash
ineton Conference, Methodist Episcopal
Caufch (c0o ed, Is being held here. The
Attendance rs the largest ~ the history % the
body. Bishop :. Vi. Meryule, Of Chicago,
presided TO-DAY, snd the Rev. T.. ". :. Peck,
OF baltimore, was reelected secretary. The
Rev. j. l.. Thomas, % Washington, WAS
chosen statistical secretary.
The duties ~ the secretaries OF the various
conference departments excited heated DIS
cussion. owing 10 the alleged fact tia,
mOucyS deposited ~ what IS called Inc
conference trunk" Z receptacle Tor enutri.
buttons TO the various church and charitable
departments, had not been strictly and cor
rer,ly accounted for There had beeN con-
siderable misunderstanding relative to the
disposition Of tncso moneys.
The Kew. A. Reed said that there "had
always been a hole in the bottom and top
OF thst trunk" The Rev, x. = Smith was
also OF the opinion th1t "moGey was put in
the trunk and somebody took IL out and did
not report The fact . The trunk arrange-
ment was very unsatisfactory. owing doubt
less more 10 a m,Sundcrst nding Of the
duties Of the various foanciai officers
than % ANYTHING else. No imputa-
ton was implied 0Y the warm arguments,
but the ministers complained that the va
rious departments were not properly man.
aged In their relstion to the financial end OF
the conference. The trouble was settled in
o satisfactory manner by the passage OF y
resolution that all MONEYS excepting those
10 DC applied to the relief OF superannuated
minister be paid 10 the Treasurer and re-
ceirted for by him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

\ CcP FROM BAvTLg-TIELD.--M. II. Has
kell, OF Ashiabuia, Ohio, is at the Ebbiu
House s. IA q valuable silver cur. which he
wants 20 return TO the o~ner. II has heeu
IN Nc. llsskcli's possession ever since the
battle OF Rich Mountain. w. Vs.. In winch
he participated as a lieutenant o. the N'ne-
tcenih Ohio regiment. 4 Cih bo temem-
Dcred the Union troops drove the Coincide
rates from their camp, and Mr.. Haskell cap
tured as his share Of the pluuder tins SILVER
cup. which beats tho name ni "a. H. u.
Lsgnel." n tins paragraph should come to
tbs notice Of SIR. Lagncll Of say OF his friends
Mr Haskell would be glad t. bcsC from irem
u Ashtsbula, Ohio Washington Posi-.
There was Colonel DE LAGNELL In the
Confederate service. and we think he was in
the battle OF Rich Mountain. There are
many men in Richmond who were in that
battle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09


We think our North Carolina cousins a.
tsch too much importance to the negro eX.
odus from that state. OF course the de-.
parture in body at certain seasons OF the
year Of q large number Of negroes from any
portion OF = state is apt to cause Ineonyc.
nlence, and perhaps fnaucial loss, to the farm
Ing community. But as the Tenpesseeau
said about peehng peaches, "lhere
are plenty Of negroes" and It is
only question Of time when matters will
roadjust themselves. SO far as the South is
concerned, the negro is natural and yOlun-
tary seri He is 10 one sense unQuestionablc
adstrieiUs g,sbG. he may 90 off snd wan.
der for awhile, but sooner or later returns
70 bis old hone II it IS possible for
him % DO SO. Even the negro fugitive
from justice seldom keeps away from
bis Old haunts for any great
length o. time. The negro "exodusler"
Is generally the victim OF excitement or the
dupe OF unpnncipled labor SCENTS, but the
day Is inevitable when be viii begin 10 suffer
from nostalgia, and a holne-sick negro il
the most misersbie-iooilng aud the most
miserable feeling creature on the face OF
Gods green earth.
As 10 the statement made in the North
Carolina House Of Commons THURSDAY
that forty thousand negro families were
wanted IS settlers IN the New England States,
that Is unfortunately too ridiculous TO be
true. We say unfortunately" for nothing
would please us better than 10 zee forty
thousand negro families poured into New
Enghnd. II would I've fun for the South,
but, alas. terribly rough on The forty thou-
sand negro falDui,s, aud would, we think,
egfeciually expose the hypocrisy Of the al.
legged New England negro-ioyers. In facI,
We arc not sure II would net eaectuaily settle
the negro problem BY convincing tbs Nerih
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

Rscsip's aai Disbursements 0n Aceonnf " re
cone ~ the tgad FROM december u 1891, 10 y
ccmttr 3l. 1858
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
thstthe true solution Of thxt problem Il TO
let The South severely alone As regards the
relations between the races.

The tone Of The 81. Petersburg press
touching the servian situation Is arrogant
and tbreateningly exultant. When II IS
borne In mind that the utterances OF all the
st. Petersburg papers are Officially or semi
officially inspired their treatment oil the
abdication Of MILAN and their outspoken
acknowledgement OF Russla's influence IN
bringing about that event can be re-
corded as little les, than a challenge
20 Austria-Hungary. However, there is one
important consideration that they seem to
forget, aud that IS that challenge to the
dual monarchy is chslleoee 10 the triple
alliance. The world win walt with curiosity
to see what Will be the views expressed by
the Cars organs after TIE official organ Oh
BISMARCK has spoken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

The Ohio State journal says: In one
sense Ohio is we'll represented in the new
Observation-Disclosures WINDOW. NOBLE,
and RUsK being natives OF this Stale" But
it i, safe to wager that they are the only four
natives Of Ohio who do not think the state
has been treated badly in the matter OF The
distribution OF offices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
PETER Henderson &CO.
r PROPOSALS..

FOR TOBACCO
a February IS, 1882 Sealed proposals. Gu
dorsed Proposals. for Tobacco will DO received
from manufacturers or regular dealers Oniy, AZ
the Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing, Navy
DepatmonL Washington. ID. C., until II O'Clock
A. NJ. March ., 1889 aud publicly opened iTnme-
diagely thereafter, tor the supply, on or before
November l, 1889, Al the NAyy-Yard, New YORK.
OF one hundred and nity thousand 150.OO0l
pounds OF Navy tobacco. Proposals must 20
made Ia duplicate upon blank forms which will
be furnished Dy tho Bureau Of Provisions and
Cioghlug upon application, aud mUst BE- Nisa out
a. indicated b. ne blank. lie bids decided By
LOT. samples OF the standard tobacco VIII %
furalshed bidders upon application 10 this Bu-
reau. The Department reserves The right %
reject any bid not decmed advantageous to tho
Government JAMES FULTON, Paymastsr-
General. 4. :. NAVY. 80 la-ajt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

The announcement that the Regents oil
Sergia will allow METROPOLITAN MICHAEL,
who was deposed for Oppos sing the Milan
NATALIE divorce, 10 return to that country
affords another evidence OF the fact that The
abdicltion Of milan is a'Russi1n triumph.
What with both ex Queen NATALIE and
her champion 10 the Church back IN Servla
the continuance Of the game between Au,tris
and Russia cannot fail to prove deeply in
tcrpeffDW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
RUBBER GOODS.

Reminded By the season that preparation
-hculd now DO made Ter rainy weather, w9 pro
r-n.n n.Inrl,ln M lranIlnnl In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
PEraEsBugG. Va, Starch =, 1889.
The intrrnalrcvenue collections al the
Office in lhi. city during the week ending To-
dag were Sl0,392C4
No {. edence 1. gwen by Republicans in
tLi, city 10 the telegraph; reports from
Washington tuat a truce has been patched
10 between the cOutendlng wings Of the
party IN Virgoia. The friend, Of General
Malone do not believe that be will agree 10
any compromise. The opponent, OF the GEN
rral suggest that they are strong enough 10
need no compromise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

Is "a statement u Tia securities
Nllel f4ui 10 Tie custody ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

The Philadelphia Times says: "Tbe coun-
try has very little reason to be proud OF a
Senate that deliberately and in cold blood
selects a man OF the INGALLS, type TO preside
over It's sessions" lit him again, Colonel;
be has no friends amoag the patriotic people
Of the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
.rne Pren.aent ~ WORN.


ify ieirEfspA ~ Ih' III yN'@A'I
WAguNGTON, March Visitors 10 The
White House continued to-day, hat they
were much less numerous than on the three
prsyIou, days. For the FIRST time since he
entered the White House the President was
ohle 60 devote tue entire forenoon to visitors
having business with him. lie received up-
stars IN his Office and was engaged with
them from ~ O'Clock to nearly !.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
The Cleveland Pain Dealer says: :"

HE IItNcInnu FIaln UcNTtT kNYS TT
view OF all the surroundings the Plain
Dealer nominatss General BEArrY az the
anti-FoRAEER Republican candidate for Gov
ernor. General BEATrY's love Of party IS
ouly cqualled in intensity by his hate for such
men as FoRAKEg.' surely General BEATTY
ought 70 have the support OF every decent
OHIO Republican.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

The Nashville American well says that
with tBe machinery Of congressional o'ec-
lions under Federal control il would be very
easy for the President 10 Lave "southern
policy" wnich would materially diiler from
his policy toward other sections. And 1t
adds that such policy General HARRISON
und0uble DIV ioreshadows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

"G WIS troubled with an eruption Of my
skin, which powered nearly my whole body.
Idoc-orodloritaycar without help; then
begun 90 take hoods Sarsaparilla and two
bodies completely cured ne. | chcerfully
EcccmmeEd Hoods Sar,aparilll for any SINH
Jar disease -. s. CLARKE, Decatur. III.
" Last spring seemed TO be running down
mh'lith. w.s weak lud tired ail tie tlmc |
took Hoods sH.gpl.lla and i, did me 4
great deal 81 good My little daughter, ten
yelr' old. has suffered from scrofula and
cat-rrh. q great deal hoods Sar,apariila
Gid L'r maio good tan anything else we
have ever given her, and we have tried q
number Of med.ciues.' Mrs. LOUISA Corr.
Ctlsstota, =. Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

Please let me know through your valuable
paper II stock strayed 10 my farm aud 9d-
vcriise same and it is called for paid dam
axes. and II Il slrlys the third tme, does it be-
long to ne? >. ;.
No. There are a number Of things to be
done which you do not mention. Besides,
The rrs owner has a right Of recovery even
after YOU have complied with all the formali'
ties Of the law
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

Grirudp's Norra0qc. 1y W. HEMBUEG,
Trans hted by MIS-. J. ". DAVIS. with
photogravurc illustrations by ". pE NEZA.
New YORK: Worth.ucton Company. one
volume, - mo; cloth, Sl.2j; papercoyer
IN cOiOr-, ,Jc.
said to Do a good German novel.
Tor sale by WEST, JOHNSTON q Co.
The Story Of Washington, NE Nqtonai
Cdyia. Gy C"Amrs BURR TODD, author
OF The story OF New YORK;" Sc. Illus
trated. New YorE and London: q. l..
PUINA8's SONS. 1889. Price Sl.75.
This is an interesting BOOK. II records.
or brings to light from records. many facts
which it is pleasant 20 know. Tue cerc-
mony Of toe LAYING Of TIE cornerstone Of
the Capitol by GEORGE WASHINGTON. Grand
Master. Z. T., Is herein well described, and
yet evidently not By one O! the craft.
For sale By WEST, JOHNSTON d Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

scroiula, sal. rheum, sores, h0ils, pmples, all
humors. dyspepsia. biliousness. sick head
ache, indigestion, general debility, catarTh,
r1sumatsm. kidney and liver complaints. Il
overcomes that extreme tired feeling caused
by change OF climate. season, or lie, and
builds mp Che whole system.
"Feel.ng laneuid and dizzy, having no
appetite aud 30 ambition to work, took
Hoods Ssr~Inllilia, with the best results.
IS q health iuyigoutor aud medicine for
general debility think it superior 10 any
thing else" 4. 4. RfKEB, Utica, X. Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

"Nr. MILLS, Of Canada, wants 10 buy
New England" Evidently Mr.. MILLS has
forgotten that ELL CHANDLER and B0CTElLE
live in New England.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
IS WEALTH.

DR. T. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, a guaranteed specific for Hysts-
Tia, Dizziness, COnvgls!ons, Fits, Nervous Nsu-
ralgls, Heatsche, Nervous ProstrstiOn caused by
tie use u alcohol or tobacco Wakefulness. Men,
iai Depression, sOftening OF the Brain resulting
IL blsAnity and leading to misery, decay, AMI
klsl0s sex caused BY ovsr-sxertion Of tho brain
or oYer-ind1lgence tach box contains ons
month"; treatment 81 box, or six boxes for 81
feR' W mail prepaid on receipt Of prisa
GUS~sSFss Tx BOXES
ocurs any case. With erch erdoi receive, by
O. for six DoxeA accompanied with S. we sin
eerd tho purchaser our vrittcn guarantees 20 70.
fund ne money II the treatmenI does not edecs
GcurA Guarantees issued only by
a. ROBERTS BAhkk, Druggist,
sole Agan,
fi)easl Main street.. Richmond, VI
my l-d&siy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

We hardly ,hiuk it can be true that Uncle
JEBE RISK believes that green peas grow
in cans around the necks Of spring lambs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
cAHHIAGES wAaosS. DC.

DHAETON FOR SALE.-AesyrEgL
4 LIGHT RUNNING PHAErON can 49,
be bought al great bargain for cash. Can be
north Second street, NH vi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

The Louisville Courer-Journal SAYS
"The SIBERIAN election bin is simply IN
flmous." But then it is the SHERMAN election
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

We return tharks TO Mayor ELLysoN for a
pamphlet copy Of his message.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09
resent lna following s,siemon
PRINCIPAL.
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p,iarigrl afthc Fund fyosl D'een,bsr 81, 1881, %
aad flcluaiRg December 81, ls,s
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Observation-Disclosures.

April i9th.-For mo purchase ~ 81 90 ot
Virginia new DOr cent registered
bonds. gearing interest from January
!. 1,oS i,eued under act VI Fe5rlay "a,
"a ,' a. YAK Pe. ,..' ee5 90
lsss december 3l.t.-Balanco ia Tho
M nrl.i..rai Of do ftnl .............. 72s n
A. 1l3 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

1t Is evident that the Providence Journal
intends to make it lively for Nh BLAINE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

BHIEF COMNENE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-09

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