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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
A Card from Mr.. Boyali.

TThe following card is published as = paid
communication from the Acknowledged at
torney Of the British bo%ndhoIders:l
RICHMOND, VA, January 20. 1889.
To the Liquor. Dealers OF the city Of Rich
m0Rd:
A. a citizen OF Virginia. as well as attor-
ney FOR her creditors. | appeal 10 you 70 re-
sist all attempts either 10 persuade you or
bully you into ~surrendering your right 10
nav YOUR license tax in coupons. -FOUR usl'
ness, as we'll as every other business IN the
State, i suffering most disastrousiy from the
unsettled condition Of the public debt. Ibe
very considerable use OF coupons which ba'
been made within the past year hiss brought
the state TO a condition which comes near
forcing her to making q compromise WIN
her creditors, and a considerable use
OF them this spring In the payment
OF license taxes VIII compel Der to
make a compromise. Her creditors are will
ing and ready TO settle with her upon terms
that will bring the annual interest on the
debt easily within the present rate OF taxa
ton. For you to stop using coupons now
would probably postpone and delay tne
coming settlement q considerable time, ana
continue the present con aitiOu OF turmoil
and disaster, for even though you NAV stop
using them, there will be al least a sufficient
number Of persons continuing 10 use them
10 keep the agitation always going. Tue
Second Auditors report shows that s20S.OOO
conpons we're received into the Treasury IN
1883 AZ against SSl, COO for 1887. Oh THIS
s25S.Oa0 not more than $4,000 were used by
the liquor.deslers Of this city. ] know well
that bv no means 4 majority OF the liquor
dealers are opposed to using coupons, but,
on the contrary. I large majority are In favor
OF il. But you viii be sppealed TO indi-
yidually and separately in a way TO make YOU
think your interest demands that you cease
using them. and to make you think thar
the bulk OF the trade IL OF that opln-
ion. Don't commit yourself at this
time to payment in any particular way: Tue
records Of the Hastings Court show the lol-
lowing facts: For the year beginning MAY,
1883, 800 Hquor-licenses were issued IN thls
city, OF which 223 were paid In coupons ana
OF ia money, while only SO persons attended
the an%ti.coupon meeting. Liquor.deslers are
not the only persons that use coupons, AL
Will show by q subsequent communication,
which will prove from official figures
that they are used by many other taxpayers,
and increasing, and many OF the wellthlest
citizens In the state use them. This cireu-
lar IL already too long for me 10 discuss this
subject further and as 10 deserves, but | ask
Won TO suspend all action until | shall adj
! dress YOU a further communication showing,
amongst other things, the absurdity 81 the
claim that a continued use Of coupons by
Won will cause the Legislature 10 increase
your license tax. Respectfully.
WILLIAM L.. ROYAL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27

sensssr scsnn HAS = mard Resd "a
Travel.
Special telegram 70 N, Dispatch.l

fspecIai telegram to ths Dispatch.I
CHARLESTON. w. Va, January 26.--The
proceedings In the senate and House were
unusually monotonous to-day. Ten senstors
were paired and absent. In the joint assem-
bly sofr received "a votes; Kenna, 10; Gov-
ernor Wilson, g: w. T.. Wilson, 3; Spencer
w, sturm Union Labor), 81; baIsnce scatter.
Ing. Total vote cast, II. Carr, Barr. AMI
KIRK, the Union Labor members, still stand
together. 1t Is claimed by prominent labor
men now here that they viii 50 stand during
the contest, with especial regard 10 Delegate
Harr, OF Marion county. kenna Is Masking a
desperate fight, aud II he Is successful It will
he the political triumph OF his life. The
opposition to bin ~ strong and d.
rected with force and precision. He
needs every Democratic vote. IL the
ballot was to be taken tonight he would not
get them. The principal point that - being
used against him Is q remark credited to him
that political rewards should not be Given 10
persons for what they have done, but TO per-
sons for what they can do. The cry has been
raised that three Democratic members OF the
House OF Delegates have been approached
with offers OF doodle. first I'm the interest OF
Gofr for United states senator. or " this was
TOO much for one dose. an arrangement 70
down Kenna. The general impression Is
that there is aothing In this and the fool
killers presence IL not needed Of this par
ticular time. Mondays session viii IN all
probability decide what will be done IN the
eubernstorisl contest. BY Tuesday morn
ing Senator Kenna will know whether or
not he will succeed himself, as the final
Democratic caucus will be held Monday
night. II is by no means at this time 4
bright outlook for West Virginla's senior
senator. although his stock seemed yesterday
To be rising 10 value,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
WHO Is MRS. wINSLOw

As this question "a frequently asked We win sim
ply say that she is a lady who for upwards Of forty
years has untiringiy devoted her time and tai
ents as a female Physician and Nurse. prfuci-
paliy among children. She has especially stu-
died the constitution aud wants Of mis- humorous
class, and, as n result Of this enon and practical
knowledge. obtained In a lifetime spent "a a
nurse and physician, sho has COMPOUNDED a
soothing syrup for children toething. IL ope-
rates ike m~agic-glying rest and health, sDdb
moreover sure 10 regulate the bowels. Ia "n-
sequence Of this article, MS Winslow Is bocom-
ing world-renowued as a benefactor q her rae,
children certainly do RuE " and bless her; es'
pecialy Ia this the case In this city. Vast guam
titles OF tho Soothing Syrup arc pAiLr sold aud
used here. We mink Mrs. Wlnslog has immor-
talized her name BY this invaluable article, aud
yo sincerely BELIEVE thousands Of chifiren have
been saved from an early grave By is timely
use. and that millions yet unborn VIII shnroie
benefits aud unlte In calling her blessed. No
MOTHER Las discharged her duty 70 her suffering
little ono, In our opinion. until she has given Il
the benefit OF Mrs. Winsio.'s Soothing syrup.
Try It mothers, THY 1T S0w.-LddeF v'nt0T. Vow
York city. Sold W all druggists Twenty-Five
cents a bottle. hS~e"i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
oursIa week Cinb s,.tem.

while ne couyesient to TIVE huysr n any IN
stslment system l. n Wh0psale spOf-ca.A
system TO US. The COOPERATION u the club
members sells W. sixty i've watche, M each
S6j watch club add We get cash from re
club for each watch before II goes out,
though each member only pays 81 ger 1cek.
This Is WHY we give YOU more f0r Your
money ihan any one else. and Why W sr'
doing the largest ws'ch business, in ne
State. We ,eli OHig FIRST qlanfy 3'nds hIt
our prices gre about what Others grt Or 80
coud quality. cur s6j irafch conffin. nu-
merous important improvements n wal no..
portauco TO accurate timing. IL b. fully
equal Tor accuracy, GppcaraLce, druhinfy.
aud service 20 any $40 watch. eIh,r hunting
or open face. Clubs are constantly forming.
and you would do well 20 erter YOUR nsms
at once, n our next club will commence de-.
liyering Watches 10 about TWO weeks. cod.
dard 4 Moses, Watch-Clu0 Headquarters,
920 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
Sssthwessess mrfuss Life Insurance

The thirtisth annual report Of the North.
western Mufusl Life Insurance COMPANY.
OF Mlwaukse, for the yesr sndIng December
81. 1888, shows the following gr,tfying re.
suits:
1. A gain e. policies issued Of 2. 202.
2. A gam IN policies IN force OF s.7A
3. A gam In amount Of insurance issued u
g.. 1872. 1886.
\ A gain IN amount OF insurance in force
Of S2i.O 1868.
.. A gam 10 amount Of premium income
OF sl,00s,47l.
G. A Gain IN amount Of interest receipt. d
sf32,0i3.
Z. A gain In amount Of total income Of
z l.ii0,5lA.
s. A gain 10 amount Of total asset. o, g..
sif.792.
0. A gain amount OF surplus over 4 per
cent OF SJ43.54s.
10. A decrease in death losses paid Of &C.,.
405.
These facts are pregnant with suggestion.
10 the pOlicy-hOldcr and those wanting m.
sursnce and fuzzy Justify The commentator
OF the London Review OF January ,. 1889.
which reicrs 20 the "Northwcstsrn" a.
Gone Of the foremost Ynd most progressive.
as we'll as solid. c0mpsnie, IN the world.
Mr.. Henry X. Eliy-on. ~ this city. Is ons
OF the trustees 81 ih's prosperous clmrany.
and It's genera agents Tor y ifginia and North
Carolina are Messrs. J0hn h. Cary 4 Soa,
HOS Nam stfc,t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27

healing Lorenso jackson Il Iaham Jenkiuss
baY room. Fined q and costs.
J,ucIeu Fields tcolored), trespsssing on the
nye,ntses az the mission school at the corner
~ nvrd and Tenth Atrects and breaking ana
i~uinrIng tbe organ. Continued unui hon-
day the 2sth.
fsaiah Evans (colored), charged with being
an escaped luuatfc from the Petersburg asy.
lum. Continued until February %.
Fernand Davis (coIofc6l stealing o coa',
vest, snd par Of pants, all OF tho value OF
sgs, the property OF J. +. Watson. Con-
iinued unslI Tuesday the 10th. Nj. watson
Il a member OF the COMPANY which tas peen
ula,ing Il the Academy for several niphis.
and the clothes were stolen Friday nignt
while the performance was In progress. Inc
pants were the property OF NJ. Ciinorc, an
other member Of the troupe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
Enfes frnm tho CnDiiol.

The Governor inside the following APP
pointments Yesterday:
IL. L. Cabell, a notary public for Rich
mond city.
Joseph p. Woodward, a notary public for
Augusta county.
Mr.. w. o. Skelten has semitic the Governor
his resignation Us a notary public for THIS
city, having moved to Florence, Ala.
The Governor has issued 4 requisltlon
upon the Governor OF North Carolina for
Thornton Hairston, who Is wanted In Henry
county for an assault with intent to kill
Green Penn. Hairston is in Jail In Rocking
ham county.
C. b. Barksdale, Of Charlotte county, has
been appointed upon the Capitol police force
IN place OF Charles Cook, resigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
q pRNA Wore.

Monday and Tuesday | Wi devote b The
winding up u my 0dd.ard.eud sale.
All the hand made shoes nov {! 5l-sifs
3, q, G., =, ., and 10 meH's.
All the machine Calf shoes Sl.jo-ucn's,
sizes ), =, 9, -, and .. few pairs 500. 3
at 81.
BOYS Lace Shoes. $50 sizes ., g. anl =.
Ladies' Handmade shoes. Sl1o-,ile,
II. ,. a.. and ;.
Ladies' Machine.Msde shoes, Sizes
a., aud ).
Misses shoes. St-sizeS II 10 ii
Childron's Shoes, 7jc.-slzes 5 tD4
Children shoes, soc. sizes > % 90.
II YOU can get a &c in sny of fIl,e shoes
you Will get them for ABOUT on. NIr't 'lelr
value, as all are made by siaullrl mauutlc-
turers. No exchange.
j. A. GRIGG, Pace Book.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27

Mr.. Alexander Hierholzer through his
counsel, eX.Judge A. l.. Hollad'y and Mr..
W. II. Beveridge, yesterday Reconstructed
suit In the Chancery Court to upset the deed
Of assignment from Dir. Ernest Ii. Chalkley.
Mr.. Hierholzer IL q third.class creditor OF
the deed, and the object OF the suit is TO
make him a first-cla-s creditor.
In the Chancery Court yesterday the sun
OF Johnson against WhltIock to set aside GER
tam deeds was argued by Mr.. William Ely
SON. III. L. Cannon, Esq. Judge W. W.
Crump. Mr.. B. 4. Crump, and MAlor A. X
Courtney, and submitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
AmusxmENT BUDGET.
prosramms for the week 81 the the
a,re and Academy.

II "a nlsssaut once In o while to draw q
deem breath in the atmosphere OF the oid.
lime romantic drsms, and so, doubtless. VIII
think those who 20 to the Theatre Tomorrow
night 10 welcome Mr.. Frank Mayo ss DAr-
tsgnan In "Tbc ROYAL Guard" wbicn j. an
ot,er name for a version OF "The Three
Gusrdsmen."
There arc few figures In fiction more inter-
estiur than the dasbing guardsmen, whose
adventures In a most fsscinstiny period OF
French history the great French novehss
bss so cleyerly relsted, and they interest,",
attract, aud excite the Imagination to'day az
much rs they did the first time toey were
presented for the consideration OF all VINO
admire manly courage. brave deeds', nome
aspirations, and loyalty to honoraoie pur-
pose.
There Is a dash and life. a sprigbtliness OF
movement. a sturdy mssculinity, and an
honest direciness about this old play when
are stimulating and invigorsting In an un-
usual degree. and the dazzling glamor OF us
romano il pleasing TO eyes behind wnich
turks the spirit Of imagination. D'Artsgnan
is. OF course, the central figure OF the drama,
and this dashing, daring, lovablc hero hfs .
noble representative In Mr.. Mayo, VINO
puts on The spirit OF the charsc-
Ter with its costume and acts the part as
though The attributes OF the young hero were
: mari If his own nature, and will no donbt
give great pleasure 10 the Richmond puDlic.
The Roysl Guard will be pliyed Monday
and Tuesday, and Nordeck wednesday.
AcADrMY OF Music.
"Tbe Quick or the Dead" will be pre-
ssnted Of the Mozart Thursday by MISS
Estells Clayton aud company.
This engagement OF Miss Clayton VIII as
suredly be OF great interest to all here, as
tho play is \ drsmatization OF Miss Amelle
Riyes's celebrated novel, "The Quick or the
Dead" The dramatist IL Miss Clayton ber-
SELF. and her work appears TO be Thoroughly
endorsed bv Mics Riyes. who, 1t u said.
having rerearscd the performance, wrote 10
Miss CLAYTON compiimeu,ing her upon the
production. However that NAV be. our peo-
nile win want TO see and judge for them
selves. l.,
The manager assures the Dispatch that In
/ the play there 10 not suggestion or a nne
thst /. not In perfect Keeping with The pro
| %prietics. Tue NAN incidents are re,slneo'
There is added q comedy element, wnlch j.
not only a relief 10 the strain OF emotional
feeling upon which the interest depends, Du'
is said to be IN itself eminently pleasing.
Miss Claytan's rendition oil Barbara Is
spoken Of az sn entire success Ia Interpret
Ing a most difficult part.
She A. one OF The beautiful wOmen o
Amer,ca, rivolliug the charms OF Mrs. Lang
try. Mrs. Potter, and Mary Anderson.
The Illusion Of the appearance OF the deac
husband is said TO be cleyeriy done.
CA~RRENO-NozkBT MUSICALE.
The Mozart musicale Tuesday viii be
brilliant sffair.
Nine. Carreno IL so well known in Rich
mond it 1. hardly necessary TO speak OF be
rank ~ a pianist. The vocal numbers VII
he gwen bS the best talent in the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Allen G. Collins, special com
missioner, to r. II. Whit!ock. interest OF
James w. and Ellen p. Pedln in 1914 feet on
north side OF Cary street near Eighteenth,
1925: Harrison Robertson to Miss ). [.
Haeberie, rs feet on the west side OF sixth
street near Leigh, 5000; 5. 5. Smiths trus'
tees to Vary Harris, 29t feet on the south
side OF Duval street near ST. Peters, SSOS
II. w. Tyler's executors TO Virsinis W;
Goddin's trustee, "a feet or the south side o.
Main street near Warehouse, $1,000; H.. W.
Tvler's executors TO Charles l.. Brown, q
feet on Main street near Warehouse, s4,IN'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
work of che Ambulance.

Yesterday morning the ambulance was
called 10 tue corner OF Seventh and Cary
streets to a colored man who had an epl.
leptic tit. aud in falling struck his bead
against the pavement. cutting II very badly.
Doctors Hope and Baker dressed his wound
and carried him 10 the city hospital, where
he remained until be had recovered from his
attack, when, by his request, he was allowed
TO 60 bone. 40.
At 2:15 =. NJ. the ambulance was called to
another colored man who bad a tt on
Fourth street near Clay, aud IN falling cut his
face badly. lie was taken 10 the almshouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
and the weber riano.

This distinguished pianist ssss: "l am
not surprised that every great artist prefe.-
the Weber Piano. They are truly noble ln-
struments and meet every requirement ~ OH.
most exciting a%rtis'.' Carreno Will p'if 0n
a Concert Grand Weber Al the mozart n'i'
cate Tuesday night which will b. furnished
by sanders 4 >ayman. l2ls east Man .ir'eL
the leading piano and organ dealers IN blit'
more, Washington, and Richmond. l., II
paull, resident manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
Ionnso, Emax,ned Himself Rich.

Frank G.. johnson, the mar who sold tidy.
holders at The Exposition and VINO slnce tlat
time has figured rather conspicuously IN The
Police Court and been twice ad!udged q
lunatic. Yesterday imagined himself i'm
meuse,y wealthy. lie was for the time being
a beppy man, but be did not so remain very
long.
Tbe last time johnson was before the court
he wa. charged with being a person OF I'M
sound mind, and was committed To await an
examination before a commission OF iunacy'
and he was declared 10 he insane. Inc
ialler wn. directed 10 hold him. Therc was
at the { me a criminal charge against the uh'
ortunat man. knt II Icing evident to the
court thai the accused did not know what be
was doing at the time Of its commission the
charge was dismissed. Johnson's wife ar
rived in tue city from Baltimore on Friday
and applied TO Justice Crutchteld for q
discharge for her husband in order that sue
might take HIM home. The case having
passed beyond his jurisdiction, The Justice
referred Mrs. johnson 10 Judge Wlt, VINO
had her husband discharged. Soe thrn,
greatly 10 her disappointment, learned that
The daily trips TO Baltimore VfG west Point
had been discontinued, and she had TO wait
over until yesterday afternoon.
Early yesterday morning johnson ieit
his room, saying that he had some
very important business to attend 10
before leaving the city that he had SOFA
several railroads and the Adams Express
Company, and was compelled to sign papers
before he could get bis money. when
amounted to several millions. Mrs. johnson
hastily arose, but before she had finished
dressing her husband had left the house, ana
she had not the slightest Idea where hetad
gone. She visited tho Police Court and tht
! ststlon.hou.e, in tue search OF him. About
1890 O'Clock, as Justice Crutchield was
going up town on an electric car. he spicd
Johnson standing on Bank street. The
Justice at once aliShtcd, took Johnson into
custody, and carried him la the courtroom,
from whence he had him taken to the Fire
statlon-nouse where he was 10 be kept uotl
called for by his wife. .
Johnson SAID he bad only been to the post
Office TO see about some important mail mat
ters. lie is an entirely inoAenslVe beng
supply crazy, and does not know what be Il
about bali OF the time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27

As was announced from the chancel on
Sunday last, the pews OF All SAINTS church
will be rented out on Tuesday next al the
church, where a committee Will be In wall
Ing from 4:30 to 9 r. N. OF that daT. All
persons who have made application Tor peWs
or those who desire to secure them should 20
present In order that they may then make
their selections.
There will be s number OF pews reserved
for those who are unable to rent, and such
persons will always receive = cordial wei
come,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
rha American Hotel.

Finding the st. James Hotel inadequate In
capacity TO accommodate our patronage, we
at an opportune time succeeded In leasing FOR
a term Of wears the large and commodious
house we'll known as the American Hotel,
situated 10 the heart OF the city on the prin-
cipal %thoroughfsre, corner Twelfth ana Main
streets.
Since leasing this house I have caused 1t to
be thoroughly renovated, and have equipped
it throughout with the best new furniture,
carpets. dc. Among the improvements may
be mentioned stesm-hest, new elevator, cleo
trio lights. bells, &c.
This house shall not be surpassed In sccom-
mediation by any In the city. and the patron
age OF the public Is solicited.
A. ID. ATKINSON, Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
v,r,x Report Not Expected.

WASHINGTON, January ga meeting OF
the Ways and Means Committee hs' been
called for Tuesday next to consider the tarii
bin, II il the intention 10 discuss the Sen-
ate amendment thoroughly in the committee.
and estimates will be prepared showing the
nrobable effect OF them on the revenues from
the standpoint Of the Ways and Means Com
mittee. This Will. II Is expected, take some
time. and an early report upon the bill does
not appear 10 be PROBABLE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
Juaas wsadI,l,s Deposition.

The proceedings before the notaries pub
lie engaged in taking dispositions for Judge
Waddill in his court against Hon. George
ID. Wise were as dull and monotonous yes
terdav "a on the previous days.
Judge WadGill animated In the afternoon
thai he will probably put more notaries 70
work early this week so that more rapid pro.
gress may be made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
Y0llee Court.

Ofthe cases disposed OF in this court yes.
terdsy morning the following were the most
important:
Joe Woodbridge (coloredl charged with
stealing a lot Of railroad iron, the property
Of some person unknown. Committed 10
is,i 10 await a commission Of lunscy.
Willta Henderson (coloredl assaulttng and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
Anita Instituted.

The following suits were instituted In the
City Circuit Court yesterday:
william II. Appoid vs.. j. T. Stratton g
Co. for $500.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance CON-
pauy vs.. Alexander j. Mott for $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
Noble Liauor-DeaIers

II our real estate dealers and our merchants
generally would DO rs as The liq~uor-dealers
have done then we will be sgain proud u
our dear old State. Pay in money, not m
trash. and Wen all be happy.
OLD HONESTY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27

a FOOD for tho Nerves AMI Brain. az absolute
cure for Nervous Hesdschs, Mental weakness
Dependency. and a positive cure Tor The Liquor
Habit Sold by W. u. SCOTT, Franklin aud ss'sor
teenth streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27

county. = JIsnlug her aunt, Mrs. 3. W.
weisIrcr. Of this city. ,.-.n 90.
Captain John Gillian, OF fo"n''a'' W"
In the city yesterday. ...s,ons cr
The Hastings o VIII DC !" se'''o" ~
several days this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27

PoYD's EXTRACT, the most potent curative
agent known for pains. aches, and injuries
let those who have never used itlnquire con-
cerniug its virtues.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
The balance Of the Fine Assortment Of

Engraving,
Etchlngs,
Easels,
and Albums,
will and must be sold at any price during
this month.
by order OF the Trustee.
LEWIS ART GALLERY,
gl2 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
AUCTION SALES nosDAY.

r. r.. CuAFFIN h CO.. i2 NJ, t~rastee's salo Of =
good farm on the new Centralturnpik about
four miles from Richmond.
WILLIAM JENKINS h son, 1890 ?. a., bs-
nanss, lemons, aad apples.
Z. c. GARRISON. 1879 A. NJ, wardrooes, wash
stands. &c.
GEORGE ". MAYO. i0K A. NJ, furni,ure. sbos-
cases. of1ce-dosks, a..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
w,cbmona Ga,vanizea-iron works.

Richmond Gasvantzeu-tron "orhs
The partnership OF the firm OF Henson x
Render having been dissolved, the under
signed takes pleasure to announce to bis
friends and the public that he has resumed
business under the style and title OF the
Richmond Gslyauized-lron Works" AL
orders will be promptly executed.
THEODORE HENSON,
7l6 Broad street,
Next 10 Broad-Street Opera. House.)