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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
JUDGES or ELECTION.
Appointments Made by the city Eiec-
tOral Hoard.

The City Electoral Board, composed OF
Colonel W, II. Palmer and hessrs. Il. L.
Pemberton and W. j. Westwood, mel In
the clerks Office OF the Hastings tourt yes
terday evening and made the following ap.
noiotments OF Judges and registrars oil
elaction 10 serve 4 term OF two years. The
ftrst.named Judge NJ each precinct Is the
registrar for ms precinct:
MAKsHALL WARD.
First Precinct: Joseph Il. sorg. Thomas
j. Enrigbt. and Il. f. scott:
Second Precinct: W. II. Williams, John
! Cannon, aud William h. Haynes.
Third Precinct: w. NJ. Williams, John
Pitt, and o. NJ. Stewart.
JEFFERSON WARD.
First Precinct: G. w. Otey, II. l.. Cabell.
and J.. Henry Crutchheld.
second Precinct: I. J. Robertson. A. NJ.
Fletcher and Aristotle Davis.
Third Precinct: 5. X. Perdue, Thomas
r. Richardson, George B. Wolcott.
Fourth Precinct: George Folkes, William
NJ. smither, William Williamson.
MADISON WARD.
First Precinct: r. l.. Vsndeyenter, Ju-
IIus A. HobsOp, Peter Hotties.
second Precinct: John z. Quarles, John
Blair, B. w. Russell.
Third Precinct: James II. Pecor, Jr.,
William f. Harwood, James W. Randolph.
Fourth Precinct: X. G. Walden, ;. Taylor
Evans, 5. b. ClarksOu.
MONROE WARD.
First Precinct: IL. II. wilkins, Andrew
C. Knowles, K. III. Hsmilton.
Second Precinct: Thomas Elicit, John Z.
Hopkins, +. IL. Baughn.
Third Precinct: Andrew hrause' Luiher
Martin, Jacob Cohn.
Fourth Precinct: solomon l.. Bloomberg,
NJ \. Blount. TnOmas j. Noble.
Filth Precinct: w. A. Price, John A.
Mosby, Jr., Henry Hudnali.
CLAY WARD.
First Precinct: George j. Hooper, j..
Harvey simpson. Henry {. Atkins.
Second Precinct: James A. Moore Alien
b. Apperson. +. L. Tholl
Third Precinct: a. l.. Burford, c. w.
CLARK. c. W. Burr.
Fourth Precinct: l.. l.. Lacy, j. I. Lewis,
James NJ. DOnnan.
JACKSON WARD.
First Precinct: Richard j. Cottrell, w. L..
Timberlake, Il. G. Stokes.
Second Precinct: George w. Llndsay, j.
c, Donnelia, G. A. Scott.
THIRD Precinct: w. j. Stephens, Henry
w. Ruff, $. :. Richardson.
Fourth Precinct: John Finnerty, W. j..
Gen,ry, James j. Rankin.
Tne following were appointed to compose
the Board OF Commissioners George j..
Uooner. Andrew Krause. w. III. Williams,
Js,nss j. Raukin. Peter Hotties.
The 6rst two Judges at each precinct are
Democrats, aud those last named Republi-
cans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
have 90 isr been unsucce.sinI, q, Con.

have 80 far been unsuccessful, a. Con-
gress has and does Cow refuse 70
appropriate the amount. Some years ago
gentleman OF New York who was visiting
here determined TO spend out OF bis own
pocket enough 10 finish II. but being un-
successful in business he bad to abandon the
project. aud thus II stands unfinished and
almost uniorgot;en. IL has Just leaked ont
here that acontract was s'gned In Washing
ton on the 22d OF this month for the sale OF
the land upon winch rest the remsins OF
Merry Washington and the tomb Itself. IL
is understood that the sale will take place Ia
Washington on the day after the irsugurs-
tion OF President IIsgfison and will be adj
yertised In one OF the Washington papers.
We ask are the patriotic and noble women
Of Americs going TO submit to the sale OF
Mary Washington's grave?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
Large cold Finds.
lBy telegraph to tho Dispa,ch.l

10y ItI08TaPH " IHo DISpHVHI
SAN DIEGO, CAL, February 2,.-Conslde-
rahle interest has been aroused here over
gold finds in Lower California. Union
special from Ensenada says "The discoye-
ries embrace quartz, lead, and placer Dig
gings. Several persons who have arrived
here with large nuggets stated that the peO-
pie IN the diggIngs are taxing out from Al to
50 30 per pan. one large nugget valued at
$3.50 was brought in. People are thronsinG
to the diggings from Enscnada and the
neighboring towns, and many will 90 from
San Dip0Ov
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
Ash-BarreIs in Main street.
IpuApy Of I8S.
To the Editor OF the Dispatch:

To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
Numerous complaints having lstely been
made through your columns In regard TO
barrels OF ashes remaining too long on Main
street and vicinity. ask that you will publish
the following explanation:
The boundary OF the Second sanitary DIS
trict Is from First to Thirteenth street aud
from the river to the corporate limits. Our
days for the removal OF ashes within THIS
boundary are Tuesday and Friday OF each
week, except between First and Third
streets, which are Monday aud Thursday OF
each week. For the past several months
ashes have been removed from Nam street and
vicinity daily and early IN the morning, asd
the barrels complained OF are placed on the
street after the carts have passed by. We
would request that they be put out by
O'Clock A. II. each day (and not after that
hour). thereby giving us more time with our
limited force TO serve other parts OF the city
equally important. sASTARY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28

Steel, "A lie fee, on the east side OF Linden
street between Nam and CARY, S2,2f5; Ira
Glazebrook 10 Agnes, wife OF samuel s.
smitn, l5l feet on tbs east side OF judah
street between Leigh ana Jackson. $3.50;
GILES u. Jackson aud wife 10 Thomas T..
deter, 30 feet on the south side OF Boyd street
between Harrison and Norton, si7j: John
II. Knowles snd wife 10 william z. Knowles,
23 feet on the south side OF Canal street near
First, $500; Grace J. Powell, trustee, 10
Sarah A. McQuside, 10 feet on The west side
of L0mbardy street between Hanover a0d
Grove avenue. sl 500; samuel J. Ruther.
toord's executor 10 Andrew ~. Christian, Jr,
ard James Cassie, 40 feet on Broad street
southwest corner of Shster. 81 lGj; T.. G.
Tinsley and wife 10 Morgan Richards, 26t
feet on The cast side Of Tweuty.sixth street
between Leigh and NJ. 81 200; Julia 4. Ven
sble's trustee 10 Giles Is. jackson, 30 feet on
the south side Of Boyd street between Hsr-
rison and Norton. $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
Augmentation for streets.

The report OF the Finance Committee TO
be submitted to the Common Council on
Monday night will embrace about the usual
items TO tbe various departments OF the city
government, except that the street depart
ment will have S25,000 extra, which sum. 1t
Is hoped, will be derived from the tax on
bank stock.
This $4,000, with the $4,000 appro-
prated for the repaving OF Dock street, will
give TO streets this year about $4,000 or
$4,000.
Win this arrangement it is believed the
city can sail along very smoothly indeed un-
til the new assessment is made in 1890,
though the results OF the expected increase
will not be available as taxabes until 1891.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
room. when Mr. 5. Taylor Evans led to the

noon. when Nc. 5. Taylor Evans led 70 tne
alt-r Mrs. Jessie s. sheppard.
Desnne tue peltlng rain which was faiiing
st the time and for an hour before, the au-
dience-room and gallery were both crowueu,
and the audience embraced many OF Tue
most substantial citizens, including large
representation OF the bar.
MUSIC.
Professor n. Bowdiich Clapp presided az
the organ, and pending the arrival OF tne
bridal party be entertained the assemolsge
with several sweet and varied musical Sc
lections.
At THE ALTAR.
The bridal cortege entered the church at
ten minutes before O'Clock, six of tne
ushers preceding and the other two ioho"-
ing the couple.
Al the altar the ushers separated and TOOK
positions TO the right and left OF The BRIDE
and groom, forming semteircle ana pro-
ducIng a very pleasing effect.
The ceremouy-s brief but very sWee,
and pretty one, with a ring-wss performed
by Rev. DR.. William r. Hatcher, OF tne
Grace-sueet Baptist church, In the sunday
school OF which Mr. Evans Is steacher.
THE HONEYMOON.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Evans were driven 70 the Bsrd-street
statiop, where they took the 6:25 train Tor
northern tour.
The usbers were: DR.. Thomas Z. Evans,
Of Charleston, ". Va. toest. mani ana
Messrs. Walter Green (brother OF the BRIDE,
Or. phil. TAYLOR, Clarence j. Neal. J. Ran.
Tucker, Jr, Tavlor Harms, Anderson SUI
ton, aud T. N. Wortham.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. Evans Is The second son OF Colonel
Thomas j. Evans. an esteemed citizen ana
prominent attorney aud commissioner In
chancery. and is himself a bright young
LAWYER with a promising career before nlin'
he graduated at the head oi his class when
he concluded his collegiate course, anh Il
considered one Of the most clever anu
brightest members Of the Richmond bar.
TIE BRIDE.
Mr.. Evans's bride Is the Youngest dsugh.
ter OF Mr. Andrew Green, prominens
builder. who has been identified with the
business interests OF the city for long
number Of years, and is an exceedingly
handsome LADY. she has been greatly sd
mired for her beauty and many attractions.
Possessing bright genial, and silectionate
nature, she will make for her husband
happy companion for lie. Yesterday she
wore a travelling suit OF gray aud never
looked handsOmeT.
Tayior-uocins.
Mr.. II. p. TAYLOR, Jr.. OF the firm OF Tay-
lor 81 Boiling. and hiss Mary G.. Robins,
daughter OF Mr.. ". B. Robins. OF the First
National Bank, were married at o'clock
Yesterday afternoon at the residence OF lhe
brides father, No. 313es Clsy street. Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor left at 2:4S on trip to Flo
rida and the South. MIR. Taylor is popu'
lar young businessman. and the bride is be-
loved by all Of her friends and associates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28

DASvrLLE, February 27.--Somc nights ago
the barn OF Mr.. william Roddeu. who lives
near Brooklyn. Halifax county, was destroy
ed by nre and everything lost, including q
the OK.
Miss Mamie Ley and Mr.. Thomas Bass
were married at Nj. Vernon church ~
night.
The mutilated remains Of Frank l.. Ber-
Dard. OF this city, were found near Pelham,
on the Richmond aud Danyille railroad, to-
day. He Is supposed 10 have been killed by
4 freight train last night. The body was
horribly mapgled aud past recognition ex-
cept that the head Was not much disdsnred.
The remains were brought here tonight for
burial. The deceased was brother OF Mr..
silas Bernard, Of Dsnyille, and was well
known in tobacco circles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
sudden heath at staunton.
fsne,l,l telegram 70 the nIspschl

SrAUNToN. VA. February 27.-Mr. George
r. Flick died suddenly at bis residence IN
this city about hali-past O'Clock thiS eve
ming. Mr.. Elick cune to Staunton from
Frederick county about thIrty-hye years ago.
lie conducted sadllery and hsrness es'ah-
lishmcnt and was very successful IN busi-
ness. He was quiet, uDobtrusive, ana
highly respected. He leaves widow but
no children. lie was at his store as usual
TILL late this afternoon. when he returned to
bis home, ard complaining Teclined upon \
couch and died In few minutes thereafter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
The Connection Fr.ixh,L,ne.

Major L. T. ID. Myers, general supcrin-
tendent OF the Atlantic Coast Line, f. sdyer-
tising for bids, 10 be opened March 25th, for
the grading, masonry, and bridging OF eight
miles OF rslrosd connecting the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac and Richmond
and Petersburg railroads, near Richmond,
including a high bridge across the rapids OF
James river.
This is what Is known as the belt freight
line, aud 1t is to he built by the two roads
10 accomplish the double purpose Of abolish
Ing the passage OF heavy freight trains
through the city and TO secure on easier
grade by which faster time eau be made than
heretofore
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28

the trustee for the benefit Of the creditors OF
the assignor the stock Of stationery, books,
papers, cigars, tobacco. and i've glass show
cases, at 100 east Broad street.
The principal creditors are f. Y. Canuoa
for rent OF building. si0.65; State Bank OF
VirgiDia, $3.50; S. Proskauer, slOO.76; A.
Grsntree, 1914; Beth Ahaba synagogue,
s20; DIR. II. W. Davis, $40; West John
ston & Co., si.000.92; Marcus w. Wool
folk & Co.. Si30.Ss; Van Antwerp, Bragg
4 Co., s305.4O: Rogg & Koch. slGs.s8; W.
Il. simons. Si2l.I0; Morgan Envelope Com
pany. Sllt6i. There are several other
creditors in smaller sums.
The liabilities are paced at s3.90s.92.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
Exhibit for the par,s Exposition.

Messrs. Allen & Glnter have prepared
their exhibit for the approaching Paris Ex-
position, and u is now being arranged In an
empty room in order that lts effect NAV be
seen. They have very limited space, l0x2j
feet. but hope in this even to make very
credltable display OF the products oi their
fsctory. Mr. John Pope, junior member OK
the firm, will go to Paris TO superintend the
arranoement OF the exhibit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
Cfty Circuit CeuYt.

The following business was transacted in
this court yesterday:
V. Heckler. Jr., &C. Brother US. William
II. Cox. Verdict aud Judgment for SS2Sj.
James Holleran US. Augustus Reed. Yer.
diet and judgment for sij.
William II. Parrish Us. Augustus Clay
son. Verdict and judgment for S2Gj.
Frank NJ. Moon qualified as an attorney
to practice In this court.
William r. Drexler & Brother instituted
SUIT against T. T.. BOschen for $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28

JAMES B. ELAN, $50 r. S.. two-siory- and
mansard dwelling No. eva cast Franslin
street.
RAWLINGS & ROSE, Up. w., beautiful plat Of
ground in western suburbs corner Carter
and Wallace streets
J. THOMPSON BROWN q co, r. b., ton
lots In West Bud on Reservoir street
QUARLES & McCURDY, ~ NJ. trustees sale OF
the noted Yellow Tavern property on Brook
road six miles north OF Richmond.
PoINDEXTER & DENoON. ~ T.. NJ, Hsvy-Hil
property.
GEORGE W. MAYO, 10x A. NJ. chamber snlts.
sidebosrds. ofice-dosks. stoves, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
NArfoIk NOtet.
lspecial telegram to the Dispatcl.

special telegram % tho DlspaIct-I
NORFOLK, VA. February 21.--Rey. Joseph
j. Hall, OF Bayside, Princess Anne county,
whose illness from paralysis has been before
reported, passed away peacefully this morn
Ing at the residence OF bis brother. A. +. Hall,
on Queen street.
In addition to those before recovered and
buried, the bodies OF John Rodgers, flsr-
mon Anderson, and John Golfer. OF the III.
iated British bark Josie Troop, washed
ashore last night near Chcsmicomico and
will ho hurled
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
cossumpsion, scrosnIs.

General Debility. Wasting Diseases Of Chll.
dren. Chronic Coughs, sod Bronchitis can
be cured by the use OF SCOTS Emulsion OF
Pure Cod-Liyer OIL With Hynophos pnifss.
Prominent physicisns use IL sed testify 70 ITS
great value. Please read the following: II
used Scott's Emulsiou for an obstinate
Cough. With Hemorfhage, Loss OF Appetite.
Emacialion, sleepiessuess, &c. All Of these
have DOW left. and believe your Emulsion
has saved case OF weIl-developed Consnmp-
tout. J. fiSDLEY, M. d., Lore Star.
Texas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
AGAIN TO-DAY.

The sale Of Psntalo0ns that we announced 70
commence several days ago DID commsncs.
aud commenced 10 earnest. Just ~ soon as the
doors wore opened the stream OF purchasers be-
gan to pour In. They didn't como In ones and
twos, but In continuous rush that lasted. They
had read the announcement. and asked 10 SEQ
the lots wo had specified, and they were not
long In making up their minds. The saIes were
one, two, three-ss clothing salesmen say. They
saw them-iiked thsm--couidnr help it-And
bought-as fast ~ We could measure them.
We were surprised -oughsn't 10 have been
either, for such values at such prices need only
to bo mentioned to DO snapped ss by you people
who have an ere TO oensatng yourselves
New. this sale will contInns TO-DAY AND
EACH SUCCEEDING DAY THIS WEEK, and ws
tell you We are positively unable to duplicate
thess goods At these prices
Donr put of buying thinking you can get
rha. YOU want tho nrs. Of the wees. for you Will
bs disappointed.
We will IuonIion the reductions again;
All OF our N.5D, ". aud w
PANTS now
$50.
All Of our s.. $40, and IS
PANTS nov
$780,
All OF our saoo, 81. and $50
PANTS now
s2O.
we had over twelve hundred pair, but have
not anywhere near that number now
ws wesi through what we're left hurrisdiy
late lsss nigh, and found sbs sizos had been
sold very eyenly-so you win have no dificalv
In gotting i,ted aniess yoa pus is on too long.
We've done our part We've got the beet bar
saips you've ever had, and II you doa's Improve
tho opportunity n's NOT our iaall ish'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
mary the Mother OF wa.hisr,on.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, February 2T.-
There stands within sight OF thIs city an
unfinished monument. beneath which repose
the remains OF Mary the mother OF WASH
ington, and 20 whose memory IL was 70
have been erected. A few feet distant Is
the shaft which was 10 cap the monument,
aud which for mare than quarter OF GEN.
tury has been exposed-both the base o1d
shaft-to relie-hunters. Ever since me late
war number OF cur patriotic c.1zens here
bsye ysinly tried TO secure through Con.
gress an appropriation necessary for
the comDletion OF this structure but
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
re,, fra,n IN. c,,y Hall.

John Morns, iRborer on the new Cry
Hail, fell through the ioists OF that building
yesterday morning aud was badly bruised
Up. The city ambulance wss summoned,
ssd be was taken 10 his home, on Eighteenth
street between Broad aud Grace, where no
received medical attention. His injuries are
not thought 10 be serious.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
'a.. September ~, 1873
nnnn AnrrcR

Three years ago Was compelled to throw up
my plsoe because Of blood-poison. have oeea
rsilroading Tor years, aud my condition may DO
imagined when had 10 give up good Job BE-
cause Of sickness. Hot Springs, physicians. and
mercury did me no good. Through the edstcs
of another began taking :. :. r.. and today |
am we'll aud at work again. Whist more can l
say for the medicine, except ~go and do Ike
wise"f JAsrkk NocHr
Iihsyfv Tsaa July i9 lgSS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
Over Forty Conversions.

The revival meetings continue at Broad
Street Methodist church and new c0nver-
sions are reported every night. There Will
be preaching tonight and tomorrow night
and the public are cordially invited to At
tend. Up TO the present time more than
forty persons have proiessed conversion and
the interest continues undated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
s,. nahn,. par,sh ssclabie.

The Committee Of ST. Johns Church
I,nion on sociab,lity has arranged fors soc'a-
bic to.night n O'Clock 10 tho frsme school
honse which is situated in the church.yard,,
corne, rwenty-iourth and Broad streets.
The object OF this free gathering Is solely to
nromo,e sociabili;y add extead ac-
nu.intauce among the members ana
trends. new and old. OF 81. Johns Protest.
mi Tnlscopal church. II IL especially dc.
.ired thst those who have lately connected
ihe,nselyes with the church should attend:
There win be q musical entertalnmeul AN
friends Of 81. Johns are cordially insited'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
pran~rtx Trnnsfers.

Richmond John G.. Bsugo 70 Wslsce
Barker, 80 feet on the north sloe OF pusn %
street between Il. Peter and y. fau'. sovo,
.. D. Csrnesl TO Virginia u. Weaver, io3 ies' &c
John and 81. Paul. 400; j. IL. Dinneen,
apeeisl commissloner. 20 Dr. Charles l..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
lost sfer Propeller.

tBy telegraph % lhe DIspatcb.I
CHARLESTON, ;. G., February 2I.-The
steamer Morgan CITY, Captain Gardner, ior
New York from Galveston with cotton, lost
her propeller of Ha;teras last saturday in
a strong northeast wind and heavy sea. The
British stcsmer Apex. bOuud 20 Coosawa
from Baltimore, went to her assistance sun
dsy afternoon aud to~ed her to Charleston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
A Iittle Boy.

last year my little boy John had breaking
out with sores all over his body, which was pain
ful and troublesome. After using other reme-
dies for several months. white tho sores grew
worse, l wasinduced 20 give him Swifts specin,.
He began 70 improve at once, and after taxing
three bottles the eruption was gone. and ne
child was altogether healed. j. 7. Cock.
Albany. CD, September ~. tS'S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
A General Enake.

Iby Telegraph . no UEp.'th.I
MARION, IND.. February 2i.-A slight
shocs OF earthquake was ielt hefe Yesterday
morning. Reports from a number OF towns
In the vicinity indicate that the shock was
general In this portion Of the stlte.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
Don't Trine win Yoar Eyes.

and do not allow any oce else 10 do IL for
YOU. For comfort and preservation OF the
eyesght have your glasses correctly ad-
iusted at DIR. :. Galtskps, 9lJ east Maln
street. Examination free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
Inrkiah Life TablhtA

q fool for tie Nerves aud Brain. an absolute
cure for Nervous Heais,he, Mental Weakness,
Despondeucy. aud positive cure for the Liquor
Habit Sold 10y ". II. scorr, Franklin and Soyss-
teenth streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
GoveruorI Lees Return

Governor Lee returned from New York
Yesterday evening. He was feeling quite
tired and fatigued from his trip and retired
earIy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28

Thanks 10 Mr. Warner Moore for one OF
those handsome Thermometers, which will
correctly marx the state Of the weather.
'ris good thing 10 have.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28

CoUGas. HoARsEsEss. sokE THROAT. &c.
quickly relieved by BE0wN's BRoScnIAL
TRocHES A simple and enectual remedy. SUI
perior 10 all other articles for tho same purpose
Noi 0aln M b0rss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
70 oia. Fs,he., Concerts.

This smusing entertainment will be giyen
at Venabie-Ssreet Baptist CHURCH 90 Friday
evening. March 1st. Costumes and music
OF 1889. Admission 90 ccnts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28

When Baby was SICK we gave her Cassoris
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she elung TO Ca1ors.
When she had Children. she gave them Castoria
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
phillipss Digestible Cocoa

presents new and valuable fool beverage u
isdelicious 10 the taste. highly nutritious, and
rendered readily digestblc. To be found az Ihs
drugrists' and grocery
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
Assignr,ent or = ssu,gouer.

A deed OF assignment was recorded yesier-
day IN the clerks onlce Of the Chancsry
Court from Moses N. Meyer to Sol l..
Bioomberg. trustee. The deed conveys 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28

MichsA Mclaughlin qualified in the
Chancery Court Yesterday as the executor OF
the will Of Thomis Lillls. The estate Is
valued at $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28

Peculiar in medicinal merit and wonderful.
cures Hoods sarsapsrills. Now Is The lime
70 take II, for now 1t win do the most coed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28

The Wbeelock Pianos nj Hume. Minor &
Co.'s. are the hsndsOmest, sweetest tone,
most durable. ard chrapest Piano made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-28

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