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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE FROM JAIL.
Three Prisoners Detected Cutting Through
THOR Cell with Hinge.

Three Of the prisoners in the city jail
caiuo very near cffecting their escape early
yesterday morning.
Whom detected they had cut a hole near
lv through Their cell, and IN few minutes
thcy would have been breathing the air OF
freedom again.
They selected an hour when perfect nuiet
prevailed about the old prison building.
and had thew proceeded lttle more gently
they might have accomplished their pur-
pose
Il was about O'Clock whom Watchmen
Dan. Driscoll heard a nose IN the cOlOied
department, and upon investigating the
matter be became satisfied that some prl-
sOuers were trying % escape. tie called up
Dcputy-ScrQcant William Burgess ana the
two went into the yard of tho cOlOred de-
partment aud found that the noise pro-
cecdcd from Coll No. 10.
Here were confined Lindsay Holmes, an
cx-cOnvict. who rs held lOr the grand ynrY
on tho charge of stealing mule from >. 1.
PLaup: Jun Booker atlas Dalton, who ~
serving % twelve moutlf term for stealing
and VINO i- also under sentence ot TWO
Years in the pcnitentary for houSc-hreak-
ing. and Ransom S;auly, who Is serving a
term for uulawfUlly cutting. and who
escaped from iall last December, for when
hc VIA. given six months additional impu-
sOumcnt.
The officers entered the cell and discov-
cred that the prisoners had. by the use Of
an old hinge which they doubtless picked
UP iu the yard the evening before ard con-
ccaled about their person. removed a NUM-
barof bricks from the front wall of the
cell, and but for the timely discovery they
would have been free.
The prisoners were removed to the white
department and placed in an iron-lined
co0. where they VIII be fed on light dict
for awhile
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
MANcHEsTER's CONTRIBUTION.
Given Two Years in the Penitentiary-
Olher Ilcms of Intorest.

The Hastings Court was engaged nearly
the whole Of yesterday and until sometime
after dark in the trial of the case Of Viii
liam Bradley, q colored man with wife
and children, charged with tho betrayal Of
a Young woman The jury found the
prisoner guilty and fixed his punishment
at two wears in the penitentiary. Judge
lanes N. Gregory represented Bradley and
Commonwealth's-A Page conduct
ed the prosecution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25

to handsome set Of china Among the
many beautiful goods to view are some OF
the articles used in tho service OF the
Church. These articles are TO be voted TOR
by the friends of the different priests OF
the city. Paintings, water colors, and cray
ons of all sorts are TO be seen at the tables,
and these, with the other tasteful decora-
tions. makea most pleasing effect:
Beautiful embroidery executed by the
Visitation Nuns OF st. Louis is much to be
admired. This. with some fine church ser
vice. is arranged in handsome oak case.
A fine paintng-a copy from the famous
painting "Ecre Homo "--is TO be raiiied and
has many chanoe-takers.
A special feature is the post-ofice. from
which can be received any desired amount
OF communication upon payment OF
small fee.
The ladies have carefully looked after
the refreshment-tables and almost any:
thing is 10 be had in this line. ApropoS OF
all this come the paddles, n great source oil
amusement 70 all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
ReDairing Watches.

A Door workman will do more injury to
a watch or clock in five minutes than u
good one can remedy IN hours, Sucn
beipq the case. why not give il 10 the best
Mt first? We donot claim 10 have the only
GOOD workInen in the city, but we do know
they rank among the very best in the land,
and. what is equally rs important for you,
our charges are one third lower than asked
bv others for similar and in many instances
much inferior work. A statement like tho
above is easily made. You can prove the
truth cf it by bringing your watch, clock,
or piece Of iewelry to our store for e1ami-
nation, and an estimate of expense for re-
pairs will be given you. All work war
ranted first-class or no charge made at God
dard & Moses, Jewellers. go Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
YOU'LL NOT BIZ DISAPPOINTED

II you look 70 us for what's thoroughly good,
new. and fashionable in Clothing, Hats. and
Furnishings for Mems AMI Boys fail and winter
wear.
We've wonderfully large and attractive stock
OF goods % choose from. EgorythinS now,
stylish, and doslrable-such goods as We know
will wear best and give satisfaction. sucn goods
as We know will please you. 30 that you will
come 70 us for more when again In need. lta
our aim to so please those who once deal with us
tina, they will ever aftor De our patrons ani
friends.
We've msde many. and hope TO make many
new ones 10 tho years to come, and the way We
will DO 90 will be as in tho past-by giving tho
most and the best we can. style and quality com
btnei, for the least possible amount OF money
that such can be supplied for. YouHl mud with
US full limo OF elegant sadn-Liced Swallow
Tail Coats and Vests. Trousers % match. as we'll
"a all that's new and elegant In the way OF FULL
DRESS SHIRTS and NECKWEAR. FALL TOP
COATS In all the lales! Ruropesn and American
WOollen edscts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
TO DEAL IN MINING LANDS.
Judge Wexford Grants Charter to the
Consolidated Warrior Coal Company.

judge Wexford yesterday granted a
charter 10 the Consolidated Warrior Coal
Company. a southern corporation, the
chief business Of which is TO be the pur-
chase. improvement. development, and
sale OF mineral and coal lands IN the States
of Virginia and Alabama. The company
is also given all Of the powers and priv
lcgcs usually granted TO such an oreaniza-
ton.
The capital stock is to be not less than
81 900 O00 nor more than S2,0000JO, and
any portion of this not exceeding ono
fourth may bo set apart as treasury stock
TO be sold and the proceeds used for the
purpose of purchasing lands and ma
chiuery, the erection of houses, and
making improvements or carrying out any
of the objects for which the company is
chartered.
The principal Office is to he in Birming-
ham. but a branch one Is 10 be kept here
and one OF its officers Is to reside here all
the time.
The officers are L. ". Rucker. Birmng-
ham. president; W. j. Behan, New Orleans
vicc-president: :. II. Buck. secretary; j.
+. Johnston, treasurer and the above and
l.. Is. Mcfarland, f.. L. Manning. and 4.
l.. 1raylor. directors. The last-named Is
the only Richmond man on tho board.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
MAHONE IN RICHMOND.
He spends the Day Here, aud Carries an
Excursion to Fredericksburg.

General Malone spent several hours in
Richmond yesterday.
He was accompanied by Congressman
Burrows, and their headquarters were at
the Davis House.
They came over from Petersburg on the
train arriving here at A. NJ, ndintended
leaving two hours later for Fredericksburg,
where they spoke last night, but a num-
Der of MaLone's friends and political adj
visers suggested that an excursion be run
to Fredericksburg in the afternoon, and
this was consented 10.
Accordingly train was chartered. a
crowd drummed up, and at 4:S0 z. Nj. a
special pulled out from Elba station with
the little General and about 250 OF his adj
herents aboard.
The excursiOnists were expected to re-
turn at o'clock this morning, but Malone
and Burrows remain overnight IN trede-
ricksburg and will return TO Petersburg on
the fast mail this afternoon.
General Malone had "A great many call
ers Yesterday, among them Sheriff South
ward, Judge Waddill, B. TAYLOR McCue,
William Flegenhemer, and Theo: +. Tay-
lor. Judge Waddill dined with him and
Mr.. Burrows. Having been up nearly the
whole Of the night before. General Malone
retired and slept several hours while here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25

has a crisp freshness that is rs rare as 1t IL
attractive. Many modernly-written come
dies have no merit in themselves, and de-
pend for success on the actors. who SPEAK
the lines; this play hes merit IN itself.
There Is no originality OF plot; 1t is SIMPLY
humorous and clean play.
Mr.. Polk cleverly portfays the leading
r6ie. and is supported by on excellent COM
pany. Mr.. Parker, Oh a few hours notice,
assumed the Part of the old broker-Mr.
Vincent. who has been playing that par,
being sick-and made such n success OF II
az to fairly divide the honors with Mr.. POLK;
"The Silent Partner" will be repeated
tonight and at the Saturday matinee.
Saturday night Mixed Pickles" VIII be
rrcgpntpd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
Ambulance Calls.

The city ambulance was called down on
Elm street yesterday afternoon few min
utes before l O'clock to attend little girl,
the daughter of Ar. Andrew J. Malone,
who. while playing during the recess OF
her school, fell and broke her arm. The
fracture was reduced aud the child left al
her fathers home near by.
Three hours later the ambulance was
called TO the corner Of Eleventh street and
Basin bank TO a white girl who was taken
suddenly i'll on the street. She was re-
Ieyed and left with her friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
Interesting,

Old gold aud silver watches taken in ex-
change for elegant new style Stem-Wind-
ing Watches.
SIy fall stock is now complete, with many
perfect time-pieces. elegantly cased Eek.
pressly for tho use of business-men), and
beautiful designs in Ladies' Watches. II is
now high time that odd, ,rorTl-oat key-wind-
ing watches should be discarded.
A. +. JAHSKE, Matchmaker,
Established thirty seven years,)
l201 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25

No society play ever produced at the
Academy Of Music has greater merits than
Tho Wife. which was presented there last
nient by Daniel Frohinan's Lyceum Thea
trs wife Company. Of New York.
II il a most artistic, com oihaton OF I1lr' "a !,
aud pathos, JOY and grief. the noble ana
the ignnble.
Us modest. unpretentious name gives no
Indication Of the rich treasure that the
play reyeals-that is reserved for the ad-
airable company into whose hands MIR.
tf0hman has committed IT.
The story Is not complicated, and in that
los one OF lis chief charms. Simplicity IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
.Ianauese Wedding.

Kito Halima and lady request the plea
srre of vonrself and family at the mar
riage Of their daughter Mino TO Hanyad
Simotsake. at the Woman's Baptist Mission
Rooms. corner Fourth and Franklin
streets, Richmond, Va, on Friday eve
ming, October 25, 1889.
Admission ten cents.
Tea served at close of ceremony. Recep
ton from 10 II =. NJ.
This entertainment is in charge of {
committee of Baptist ladies, and the pa
tronage Of the public is respectfully so
liclted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
The Mozart Chorus

The Mozart Chorus met 1T ther rooms
corner Fourth and franklin streets. last
night. Under the direction Of Mr.. Clarance
A. Marshall selections by Abt, Pinsuti
Comeif, and other composers were re,
hcar>ed. Great pleasure was manifested
hy an present at the excellent arrange
ment Of the rooms aud the very satisfactory
nrogress nadein the rendering Of the mum.
bcrs. Sir. r.. X. Archer the president, IS
10 be congratulated on the evident success
that is attending bis indefatigable and we'll
.Lr.nloH nflnrI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25

OF the few cases before this court yes
terday morning the following were the
most important:
James Armstrong and john ". Tracy,
charged with being suspicious characters.
Ordered to leave town in twenty-four
hours.
Pat.ie Barnes (colored), charged with
keeping a house of III fame. Continued
until the 29th instant.
John Ross, charged with stealing plank,
the property of some person unknown.
Security required for six months IN the
sum Of 800.
Daniel Hill (coloredl, assaulting and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

FRANK d. HILL .S Co, 40 r. NJ, brick resi-
dence No. Si5 east Marshall street
JAMES b. ELAN. 4:}0 E. VI, brick dwelling and
lotatthe southwest corner Of Twenty y-seyenlh
and VI streets.
n, ". BOWE, 40 p. NJ, Grare-strcet building
lot between First and Foushee streets.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & co, $3.50 /. NJ, trus-
tees sale OF store win han above on Graham
near Leigh street aud frame dwelling on
Moore street nenr harrison.
J.H. VALENTINE. furniture and miscolianeou.
articles.
WILLIAM JENKINS & son. i22D 7. NJ, bane-
naa, lemons, pears. and oranges.
HUDSON CO..IP. NJ. apples.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
R,xaIRapnbIican Meetings.

Mr.. W. II. Beveridge will have meeting
tonight at his headquarters, on Cary
street near the corporation line. Speeches
will be made by him, Squire CHM. and
others.
At the same time a rally in the interest
of Mr.. Taylor's candidacy will be held at
Anderson's store, abont square and haIt
from Beveridge's meeting. Judge Waddill
and General Stith Boiling will speak there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
Tn. Lee.,Ionument unveiling.

Governor Lee said yesterday that on the
18th of October he received a cablegram
from the sculptor Mercle stating that he
had written concerning the progress OF the
work on the Lee statue.
The Governor has not yet gotten the let.
Ter and therefore cannot say whether il
will be possible 10 unyeil the monument
this year or not.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
Big Honor. for a Richmond House.

The onterprising firm Of Hume. Minor q
Co. on yesterday received q gold medal and
three other frst premiums from North
Carolina and Virginia Fairs on the cele-
brated Wheelock Pianos, besides first
premium and diploma on the Wilcox 4
White Orcans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
II, IS, IS, and III. Broad ST.
TO THE WONEN Or RICHMOND.
Have You purchased your Fall or

Have you purchased your Pail or
Winter Hat?
If you haven't you want to see our
stock before you buy elsewhere.
Stop in and look at our large line OF
Soft Felts-the same goods that have
been in such strong favor and demand
ever since the season opened. We bsvo
large lot of these with slight imper-
fection in them just a crease in the ma
terial which is scarcely noticeable, and
can be covered ia minute with bit OK
ribbon or wing. These Hats bring 81
elsewhere. We haze them IN The great
est variey Of coiors, and charge only
$50. These are tho same Hats We used
10 sell at 75c. few weeks ago. The
price now is unprecedentedly low and
can't be beaten in New York.
Another style We wish to call your at
tention to is the two-toned Felt Sailor
Hats. These are just the correct thing
for young ladies and schoolgirls These
We have, too. in a large variety of colors,
and they will be thrown open to public
gaze and inspection for the first time this
morning. The same Hat sold earlier in
the season at sl.25, bat We recently pur-
chased a large lot from New York
manufacturer who was badly in need OF
! money, and We got them ~ q sacfince,
which enables Us to offer them at-what
do you think ?--only 75c. just think
Of III
Don't forget that until our removal to
our new store in about two weeks we Will
give special discount Of 10 per cent
on Trimmed Hats and also on tho entire
stock OF Infants and Children's CloakA
Don't let the opportunity pass you.
Just come and see our stock and hear
our prices that's all We ask.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
Suit COMPROMISED.

The suit recently brought in the City Cir
cult Court by Albert POindexter as. Do
minici 4 Catogni for 81 600 damages for in
| juries sustained by falling through the
cellar-door at defendants store on Frank
! lin street. has been compromised. Mr.. Ed
! car Allan was counael for the plaintiif.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
Opera Next Week.

The McCollin Opera Company will be AT
the Theatre all of next week and will pro-
duce, among other operas, Falka," Vic
tor the Blue Stocking" FRA Diavolo,
Patience" and "Mkado." This CON-
pany. which was here two years ago. in.
cludes in the cast many well-known opera
sinpers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25

FARlfvILLE, Va, October q, 1889
Afessrs. Hume, Minor & Co., Richmond. Va. :
Dear sirs.-Enclosed find check for pre-,
MUM on Wheelock Piano: also | send
among Nlr. Starke's diplomas for Wilcox Il
White Organs. Call and get it and oblige,
K. j. PogTER,
Secratary Farmyille A. & NJ. Fair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
PHARMACY GRADUATES.
Twenty-Five Candidate Pass the Exami-
nation OF the State Board.


The State Board Of Pharmacy which as
sembled nc Mechanics Institute Hall on
Tuesday completed their work yesterday
evening.
Twenty-Five candidates presented them
selves and were examined; twenty-five
passed. This was the best-prepared class
the board have ever been called 10 pass
upon. and this goes TO show that the IN
centive for the candidates 10 improve
themselves TO reach the legal standard Is
having its effect upon the young men IN
the profession throughout the State.
THE STANDARD.
The standard required for passing was
Is per cent. and the majority Of those who
passed made over 90 per cent. OF correct
answers.
THE GOOD or IT.
This work of the Board of Pharmacy is
of vital importance 10 the public at large,
inasmuch az it is plain that unless pre-
scriptions are prepared by competent phar-
macists the PHYSICIANS skill will be OF no
avail in arresting the progress Of disease,
while the knowledge that the medicine pre-
scribed has passed through the hands OF
one endorsed by the State authorities as
competent promotes n feeling OF secIriV
both with the patient and ms medical ad-
wiser.
TIE GRADUATES.
The following is list OF those who have
noesed n satisfactory examination and are
now licensed by the State Of Virginia to
practice pharmacy; W. ]. Thomas, Claude
Mcdonald. and p. II. O'Rourke, Of Nor
folk; James w. Boothe, of Portsmouth; ;
Il. H. Harrison. Gordon BLAIR, r. Z. Card
well. Roy Childrey, W. II. Cox, c. L. Ride
nour. w T. Warriner. and Crenshaw Nil
Ter, Of Richmond; X. Il. Spencer OF Man
chester; Sol. Re.nach. "; \. Jones.
Ocie Morrison. r. C. Petzold, and L. r..
Bowman. OF Petersburg; W. =. Agnew, Of
Danville. J. A. Rollofsen, Of Fredericks-
burg: Eugene Voolfolk, Of Charlottcs-
Vile; and L. F. Walsh, Of Lynchburg.
PRIZES.
Ofthe two prizes offered to the cendi-
datt making the highest percentage Mr..
X. G. Petzold took the first and 5lr. Cor
don Blair, a son Of Mr.. Hugh Blair, the
Il 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
The Fair nj the Armory.

The fair at the Armory for the benefit OF
the Visitation Nuns il being carried on
very successfully, quite large attendance
being present last night. The articles Tor
rattle are numerous and of great variety.
embracing everything from pin-cushion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
Gone to Lynchburg.

Father Fred. j. Lucke, formerly one of the
assistant priests at st. Peters Cathedral,
who has recently been assigned TO duty AZ
Lynchburg, left yesterday for his new field
of labor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
lost His Instrument-Case.

While out on an ambulance call yester-
day afternoon DR.. Davis, one of the aims
house physicians, lost his pocket-case of
SURF ical instruments. He will greatly ap-
preciate the kindness If the finder will re-
turn the case 10 the almshouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25

It seldom happens that the best article OF ia
kind IL also the cheapest In regard 10 artificial
light however, PRArT's ASTRAL on not only
furnishes the clearest, soitesi, aud most steady
light known, but its cost Is mere trife com-
pared with gas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
PATTON-WlLLlAMS WEDDING.
4 Pretty Ceremony and Happy and Hand
some Young People.


The relatives and many friends Of Miss
Nav Beverly Williams and Mr.. james Boyd
Patton gathered at st. James church on
Wednesday evening 10 witness their mar
riace bv Rev. Preston Nash. At half-past >
o'clock. when the beautiful strains of the
wedding march pcaled forth, the bridal
party entered the church III the following
order: Captain riWeatherJo Jones. Messrs.
John Wron, Henry Valentine, luchard
Wren, Dick Wilson, and Joe Vaughan,
ushers-Mr Vaughan beng best man.
BRIDESMAIDS.
The bridesmaids were Miss Evelyn Paine,
Miss Lillian Robertson, Miss Kate Drewry,
and Miss Carrie Wren. OF Staunton; Miss
Sallie Walker. of Columbia Miss Lizzie
Patton and Miss Gussie Patton, of Balti-
bride. Then followed the bride and
groom.
THE DRESSES.
The bride was becomingly attired in a
handsome robe OF dark green. She carried
a bouquet Of La France roses and maiden
hair ferns tied with pink ribbons.
The bridesmaids wore walking suits, each
carrying bouquet Of yellow chrysanthe he
NUNS and ferns tied with yellow ribbons.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. Patton, a son OF DR.. Patton, formerly
of Richmond. now of Brooklyn, is pOpu-
lar young businessman, having long been
with the weIl-knOwn firm OF Brown, DAVIS
a Co.
The brideisa granddaughter Of Mrs. John
T. Wren, of this city, and IS much beloved
by her many friends.
The handsome young couple lett on the
6.25 train for an extended trip North. and
were accompanied to the depot by the
bridal party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
Divorce Granted.

Judge Fitzhugh. Of the Chancery Court,
has granted Mrs. Mary Jane Sterling di-
vorce from her husband, William X. Ster.
ling, and the two children, aged six and
seven years. are intrusted to her keeping.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25

Those who went TO the Theatre last
night expecting TO see an interesting per-
formance were not disappointed. The
Silent Partner is an unusually tne speci-
men of the lighter school of comedy. 1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25

we deliver In any part OF the city that celebrated
Natures cure for Dyspepsia. Chase City Lthla
Water. for q cents q gallon.
OWNS & MINOR DRUG COMPANY,
opposite Postofice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25

you are all run down, tagged out take Sim
mons Liver Regulator and be spry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25

our Richmond people can testify to tho wonder
full merits Of DR.. Kings Royal Germeteur.
owens 4 MINOR DRUG COMPANY,
state Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25

Tho Dispatch Job-Prin,ing House Is prepared
to execute ell work in the best style.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
The rsaDfist Union.

The meeting of the Baptist Social Union
which was to have been held at Belvidere
Hall last night was postponed until next
month
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25

II mover failed to cure Dyepepsia aud Liver
Complaint Take simmons Liver Regulator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25

EASE AND CoMrORT from pain OF all kinds.
Send for Ponds Extract Compdnys ne,c book,
rs Fiflh dpentle. Nels York. Mailed free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25
nIertInr.

The anti-Mahone white Republicans of
CLAY Ward VIII meet at Reinhardts Hall
tonight at O'Clock They invite all white
ants Siahoue Republicans IN the city to
unite with them. There will be good speak
crs on hand and refreshments Will be FUR
s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25

Brsin-worksrs will regain increased mental
power by taking Dr. Heneys Celery, Beef, and
Iron.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-25

John NJ Taylor 20 Fred. Pleasants, 2lO
feet on north side Leigh street near DIN
neeu near northwestern limits OF Rich;
mond being Lots Nos. 5. 6, Z, 3, 9, 10. and
part Of Lots and II of square IN .:
II. Dinneen's plan OF Rayenswood'"
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