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Weekly and monthly pay
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All goods marked in plain fig
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The opportunity of a lifetime, il
you fail to see our large stock
and low prices in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14
Now Lau-ROOk.

The american State reports. Containing
the Cases OF General Value and Authority,
subsequent to those contained IN the
"American Decisions" aud the Ameri.
can Reports" decided IN the Courts OF
Last Resort OF the Several States. Selected,
Reported, aud Annotated by A. c. FREE
MAN aud the Associate Editors OF the
american Decisions Vol ~. San
Francisco: Bancroft Whitney Company.
1889.
This is a volume Of over 95c pages. 1t Is
crowded with such cases as those mentioned
In the title-pAge, aud cannot but be valuable
70 lawyers. A new feature in the extent to
which il is carried ia this volume, consists In
the noting OF other decisions from the cur
rent State reports upon the poiut involved ir
the case selected, aud will result sooner oil
later III complete memoranda OF all the de
cisions which are not purely local 10 charac-
Ter and effect whether cumulative or not.
For sale by the publishers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14
CAPTAIN Frank w. DAVIS on.

The killing OF Captain FRANK w. DAWSON
could not have produced q more profound
sensation or caused deeper regret in Charles
ton than 1t did in Richmond. Though 1t
was in the former city that he became
the head and ruling spirit OF leading
journsl achieved great political promi'
nence, and secured worldly success. II
was among the people here that bis
earliest friendships after he reached this
country were formed, aud 1t is safe to say
that there Is not a man living In Richmond
who knew him that did not admire him and
will not say that chiyalrous life has been
cut Of all too soon. FRANK DAWSON was a
man whose physical courage was
only exceeded by his moral cou>
rage, and whose mistakes OF whatever
character could always be traced to the
domination over judgment OF heart OF
generous, noble impulses. What he believed
TO be right wss as we'll matter OF feeling
a matter Of sentiment-with him, as matter
OF principle, and he would carry it through
at any cost. He was loyal to the core to the
dictates OF his conscience and knew no fear
save the fear Of doing injustice TO his fellow
mau or falling to encourage the pursuit oil
lofty purposes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14
Ex-aueen Natalie. Again

The reported disagreement between the
bsrviau Regents aud the Cabinet touching
the question OF ex-Queen NATALfK's return
10 Sefvis presents another interesting phase
Of the Serviso situation. The REJECTS are
DOW said 70 oppose her return, while the
Cabinet. 1t Is stated, favor IL. and tho result
will be watched for with some esgerness.
Should the Regents carry their point
II will be clear tia, after all Russia has not
gained As moch ia the game that preceded
MLAs's abd,catios % Il was at first thought
she bad. The ex.Queen /. known TO possess
great influence over her son. hgs the sympa.
thy Of very large eiemsot 10 Ser
via, and Is woman given 10 in-
trigce Her Russopbiiism and her de-
sire for revenge upon her brutal husbsad
are from all aceouuts about equally intense.
roF tbese reasons were she once back 10
esrvia, che weuId prove most yalssbls
axfAt fof Eusais In the work Of forwarding
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14
What TheY Mean.


Mr.. HARRISON does not intend TO have
what be considers asectional policy; but his
inaugural tells MS in plain language that he
would not consider legislation sectional
which should have for its object the enabling
Of the negroes 10 c,rry all the southern
States for the Republican party. IN run
ming debate between Mr.. DANIEL and Mr
HoAR which took place In the United States
Senate few weeks ago the latter gentleman
boldly outlined the policy which he would
have Congress pursue in its endeayors to
bring the whole couutry under Republican
rule. Mr. HoAR said
at that constitutional mechanism does
not work out constitutional liberty accord
ina to the law prescribed by the Constitu-
ton it Ia our duty TO propose 10 the people
OF the several States to change the me-
cbauism OF the Constitution IN accordance
with its general principles, and we have 3
perfect right and II Is our duty to get at the
facts 10 see whether that thing Is neces-
ssry."
Mr.. HoAR wants q constitutional me-
chanism " that will "work ont" Republican
maiorities In Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana,
South Carolina. and oil the other southern
States, including Virginia, Of course. He
IL a cautious man, and does not speak at
random. He chooses bis words deliberately,
and EMPLOYS them with a full knowledge OF
their meaning, and when be saws owe"
have the right TO do so and so, be means
the Republican majority in the two houses OF
Congress. 1.-THE Republican minority In those
two houses were twenty and fity respectively,
some law not much better than the force bill
would be passed next winter. The safety OF
the South IL 10 be secured, II at all, by the
strategy OF the Democrats 10 the next House
Of Representatives. Nothing else can save
rs Of the South from legislation as bad as that
which disgraced the land when tie Republ-
can party was led by Beast BUTLER and old
THAp. STEVENS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14
From the Maryland Medical Journalof Novem
Der n, is5S.l
crarrNyNT nr M LAIRD


"The relief afforded by Buffalo Lithia Water
n a patient OF mine. Colonel H.. OF this place,
sufferer from resal calculi, Is, thinK worthy OF
some record. The ist Of May last he came under
nv caro- subject to frequent attacks OF nephriuc
bic Except as 10 the usual treatment Tor the
relief OF present suffering put him exclusively
upon Buffalo Lithia Water, Spring No :, under
the influence OF which he In a few weeks
psseed four calculi, weighing nom TWO
10 three grains each, which was followed
BY a disappearanco Of symptoms. Not
withsta nding, however. the continued use OF
the water after snort Interval there was re-
turn OF these attacks with increase Doth OF ire
quency and severity. when he made visit 10
the RnffaIo Lithia Springs, where he used tho
water ak weeks with the following Results; len
days after arrival he began the discharge az ln-
tervals, of large quantities OF cslcui ana sahu'
which continued for several weeks, and after
wards gradually diminished Until a. the eSpira-
ton OF the six weeks there was only occasionally
and barely perceptible upon minute examins-
ton O slight sandy deposit In the urine. Atthe
same time Improvement IN tho general condi-
ton Of the patient was very marked.
1.-THE amount Of calculOus matter discharged
NAV safely be estimated at from one TO one ana
a half ounces. Undor microscopic exhaustion
IL Was evident, | think. that tho calculi were
originally parts OF larger formations dissolved
by the action Of the water. Analysis made by
DR.. r. s. Whaley, resident physician at the
Springs and consulting physteiGn IN the case,
showed II 20 DO uric acid.
"Six weeks have elapsed since he lett the
SPRINGS Use OF the water continued. Inc
urine is free from sediment and normsL
at il pr0per f0Y me TO add that was in constant
attendance upon Colonel II. during his stay at
the SPRING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14


the la,ter's designs 10 the Balkans, snd II
would seem to 20 without saying that 81.
Petersburg viii bring oil possible pressure
TO bear TO make the Regents yield. For
the same reasons The residence OF
the ex-Queen IN the kingdom would
prove very dangerous 10 the interests
Of the Austro.IIusgarIau monarchy, and the
conclusion IL almost unavoidable that all The
Influence Of both Vienna and Buda-Pesih
will be exertcd TO sustain The Regents. The
yonng King is mere lad, and II he can be
kept from tue contamination OF I,ussophilism
and Austria-IIungsry can contInueto domi.
nate at Belgrade. Russia viii have TO add an
other to the list OF prizes that have been
snstched from her just as she thought she
had them secure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14
GinghamS and SatineS.
Baby-Carria geS.

whi,ney's and other good makes, lowest OF
all, at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14

20 the topmoE pinnacle Of success Hossettsr's
stomsch Bitters stands shining proof Of what
genuine merit, backed by the living force OF
proven facts. can attain. The North and South
Americsn continents, Europe, Australia. the
Yves, Indies. Guatemala. and Mexico have all
contributed wide patronage aud testimony Of the
mos, favorable kind-but uosoliciied--to swell
tho reputation Of this sterling remedy. Among
,hs msladiee for which the most convincing putt
lie and professional testimony proves that u Is
aa,,is,e,t dumb ague ana aguc cake. dyspe teis,
liver complaint. nervousness. usphity, kidney
aud badder coipplsintl II rnitigates the In
flrnnitios OF age. hastens conreiescence, has O
1900 ana sxh sus ion. Persons OF sedentary
babits aud laDorious occupations viii nni it an
syer-nseful tonic mn ns-iu'ih'"lsa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14

Colonel Thomas II. Holt, Lieutenant Governc
ofNorth Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14
SMITHDEAL PRACTICAL
ELMwooD NURSERY ANDSs

RI FRUIrFARN. -
We have on hand and ready for delivery q
large stock OF APPLE, PEACH. CHERRY, and
PEAR TREES, and all the SMALL FRUITS and
BERRIES.
For budding, grating, and cuttings We use
only wood from our besi-beartng stock, which
causes our trees 20 bear earlier. more uniform
". and have better fruit ian those raised from
the trimmings Of nursery rows.
We were awarded fret premium for best dis
play Of apples az American POmoiOgical Society
In Phila Tel phia also. 500 in premiums az tho
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical EXPOSE
ton 80 Richmond last fall. Have also received
premiums on fruit trees, grapes. aud other nur-
ssry stock At three last fairs 10 the Virginia Stale
Agricultural Society. Prices low 10 essn Gus
TONERS. send tor catalogue and prices Salts
faction guaranteed.
J. 3. WATKINS 4 BROTHER,
Hallsboro'. Chesterfield county. Va
NH I0-Su, Tu6 Ihtmhl5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14

When, therefore, Turk wishes to silence
his donkey he ties tolerably heavy stone
10 the end OF the animals tail and departs
with an easy mind ChdutduqHon.
This story may be found in Father HUGS
book recording his travels in ASIA book
that appeared long before the war between
the States began.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14
Ladies' Muslin Underwear.

Months ago we gave our order to the best and
most reliable Of all the manufacturers for our
spring assortment The goods have como and
open beautifully. Never before have we been
able to show such good goods at such attractively
low prices. Prices range from CSC. up to the
finest Shirts, Drawers, Chemises, Corset Gov
era. Night Gowns. Infants Long and Short
Dresses and Shirts will be found in styles and
sizes TO suit every one
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14
BUFFALO LITHZA WATER,
A SOLVENT FOR URIC ACID CALCULI.
BIZ g. c. Laird, III. d., Haw RiUer, ". e.,
Fyed s. Whaley, N. d., Resident Physician at
Buffalo Lit7ti0 SPRINGS va.
STATEMENT OF DIR. FREDERICK s. wHALEY
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN.

"Dr. Y. c. Laird brought 70 me for analysis In
June last three cslculi which he Informed me
had boon passed by Colonel H.. Of law river. \.
G. They we're egg-shsped. hard brown aud
weighed respectively two. two snd = half, end
two and three fourths grains. All OF them showed
marked facets. Analysis proved these 70 DO uric
acid. The formation was In consecutive layers
and made three analyses for one One from
the outer layer, one from the middle, and the
other from the nucleus All Of these analyses
proved q uric acid calculus. Sly examinations
we're both chemical aud microscopical.
After this the patient came % the Buffalo Liths
Springs, where as resident physician WIS calf
ed In aud saw him daily for about four weess.
He suffered from frequent attacks OF nephriic
collie. and passed. at intervals large quantities of
uric acid calculi and uric aci1 sGnG under the
use Of Spring No. , The particles passed were
irregular and so SAT thst they could be mashed
between the fingers. The sand aud nne parti-
cies under the microscope looked broken. po-
rous, and presented a worm-eaien appearance
believe from this and similar cases which have
come unter my observation that the Buffalo
Lithis Water possesses solvent power over
uric acid calcul. Sly belief is based on the fol-
LOVING observations: lsL That the calculi passed
under the use OF this water are softensd 40 that
they crnmble easily. pa. The crystals under the
microscope (which are passed under the use Of
wAteT) are not 80 VOL defined and present n
worn appearance, and tho edges are not 20
sharp. 81. That patients with 2ttacss Of
nephritic collie. under the use Of the water, pass
URIC acid sand and the attacks are relieved
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14
DRoposALs FOR TOBACCO.

a. February 10. lisa Scaled prop,.sl> 90.
dorsed " Proposals for Tobacco viii Do re~lfc'i
from manufacturers or regular cesi.rs oaly q.
the Bureau OF Provisions AMI ClOthlng, fa't
Department, Washington. y. G., ugll u 9cbh
4. n. March -. 1882 aud publicly opened la ,ne.
diately thereafter. Tor tas supply, on On p'il.'
OF ono hundred and nfsy tAousaai lSlA.1l
pounds OF Navy toDsoco Proposals mus -,
yaa0e IN duplicate upon blank f0ruls vi -,
DO furnished by tho Bureau u irogisl2ss -
Clothing upon Application, 0ad tausf D. 80, -
as indicated by fls bl1ak Tie bids tssira ~
lot samples OF the sL4adkri tobac'' 81 -
furnished BIDDERS upon spplcalioa v " =,
rsau. Tho Department reserves tho rs-' \.
reject any Dld not deemed aiyantaseops ~ -
Government JAa1s FULTON, faimF,''.,.H
General. 4. ). Navy e ''~N'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14

T,HE CONCERN OF W. s. WOOD
Il & SON was dissolved on tho 2sth day OF
February. 1883. By the death OF W. n WOOD.
The business will DO conducted in the future by
SON, who.asks Of his friends and public gone
rally the same generous support extended 20 the
late concern. promising them the best workman
ship and lowest prices. NH l0-lw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14

lot Of fine French Woven Corsets sold at .25,
sL50, and sl.75 will DO offered this week at
Csc. your choice;
Ladies' All-Wool Pink and Blue Ribbed Vests,
sold at 81 for this week only 69c.
Ladies' Summer Merino Vests, suitable for be-
tween seasons, worth Soc. Will so this week
at 25c.
large line OF SILK MORE Ribbons in No. J. 0. ~
and 16 widths, in all shades. will 20 for ibis
week at loo. per yard for your choice:
A lot Of handsome Tides 14x2O, have been
placed at the low figure for this week Of
sIc;
A big line Of Bsrbours best skein Flax Thread
at l0c. por dozen;
All our assorted colored Crewels at Zoe. per
dozen-worth three times that;
lot OF Pearl Buttons. medium size, at &c. per
dozen for this week
A good and handsome Damask Towel at 20c.-
would DO cheap At 25c-
large lot Of beautiful Ladies' Pin-Striped Hose,
sold at &c a pair, for this week placed at
l2kc. pair;
Beautiful Marseilles C0unterpapes, for double
beds. will 90 at sl50-worth double that
price;
Beautiful Lace Curtains, q. yards long, at s.
and 95c. per window
ladies' Shoulder Shawls at Is and 25c
Beautiful wide Lsces at and l0c. per yerd Are
astonishing low figures for those qualities;
new limo of Table Oil-Cloths al 23c. per yard !;
Gentlemens good Unlsundered Shirts a. &c.
worth Soc. and many moro articles too
numerous 70 mention.
DON'T FAIL TO LOOK AT OUR DRRSS GOODS
AT THE REDUCED PRICES FOR
THIS WEEK AT
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14

CEALED PROPOSALS ABE IN
- yIrED FOR Tng GRADING. aAsONhf,
and BRIDGING or EIGHT MILES OF KALI
ROAD. connecting the kishnond. FrosisfsSs-
burg and Potomac and hahmoud asd feters-
burg railroads nesr kichmocd, Va, mctufinx
HIGH BRIDGE 9croks tho raplia OF Jan =.
river. the masonry aud irOn-Wcfk Of shifh sAi
be let separately.
prohles aud specifications may DO soen ARD
ether necessary information Sll be pr0udsc -
this Office March 18th proximO.
Bids will Do opened MARCH 23rH prptimA
tho company roserying tho right 70 relet ang
or All OF them \. 4. ID. hiska
10 23.2aWtNhlS 00nerAl Superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14

"KLEN, the correspondent lately return.
ed from Samoa, is occurring on that country
in San Francisco" Couldn't we get even
with Germany by sending KLEIN over there 7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14

"Anotber Chicago mar has killed his wife
and afterward escaped the vigilance OF the
police" What's the matter with the Chicago
divorce courts?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14
THE SOUTH SIDE.
A LIVELY FIGHT FOR TIE FEDERAL
PATRONAGE.
Malone at Work In Washington-The Rev
enue Colleetorship-A signihoant
Lettsr-sudden Death. &c.
lcorr..nondanco d lha nIohmona pl.patcl.l

Correspondence OF the RIchmoni Disoatch'l
PETRgsBURG. VA, March 10, 1889.
There " no Disgusting the fact tns' ,ue
fight for the control Of toe patronage 10 lnis
state ~ waxing very warm. but az yel 20
sign has been given out by President tarr,,
son rs 10 which OF the two parties ne WI
recognize. Tire statement has been puD'
iished that the control OF the patr"naae
would be given 10 the Republican congress
men-elect. and IN other districts to the oe.
feated candida OF that psrty. Browne OF
the First district and Bowden OF the Seoona
district are recognized - strong fritnds Oh
General Msbone. The latter, particularly,
has frequently been here TO consult 1ensia
Malone. A. TO The pstIonsge 10 TINS lne
Fourth) district, a very interesting Gnest'on
might arse as 10 whether Langston or hrnoIn
was the regular Republican candidate. BOLD
were defeated; both claimed TO be TIE regu-
lar nominee OF the party; but Lsnes.0n
received the great majority oil the hepuph-
can vote.
In this connection It may be stated that
General Malone has been in Washington ior
some days-eyidently in the interest OF tne
matter OF patronage. Judge X. w. Arnold
Laugston's Republican opponent Tor Con-
gress at the last election, lett here last eve
ming for Washington 10 response, u Is sup
posed, to & SUMMONS from General Mahone.
Encouragement William Z. Gaines, who Is
reported to be looking after Office, was In tne
city to-day.
Both Of these gentlemen, It is understood.
are applicants for the position OF collector oil
Internal revenue for this district, with Judge
Arnold, Il is believed, as the favorite oil
General Malone. IL is reported that WITHIN
the last day or two petition has been circu'
lated here for signatures asking the President
to appoint Judge Arnold 10 that office.
The following II an extract from letter
received to-day by a prominent anti Malone
Republican OF this city: " was sure wnen
| wrote you that - and - bad been
10 Washington that General Malone had
some scheme on foot. Now II has developed.
| saw - TO-DAY, and ne TOLD me tnh'
a meeting was held in Washington on sat
urday before the Inauguration, al winch
resolutions were passed recommending u
the President that the patronage OF virginia
be bestowed upon Malone, aud that The
paper containing these resolutions was pre-
sented TO the President by Mr.. Craig. You
see the seriousness of this move. We don't
know that else is behind IL. - SAID the
meeting was very we'll attended 0ncludlng
one or more representatives from Peters
burg): but. though hopeful, he did not
seem TO think much good would come OF II. -
It is thought that General Malone is
making strenuous fight for the control oil
the patronage in this state, and his friends
think he will be successful. On the other
hand his Republican opponents think be Will
ne entirely ignored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14

"Slr JULIAN PAUNCgFOTE, the newly-ap-
pointed British Minister TO the United States,
is said to be much pleased at the prospect be-
fore him." Where ignorance is bliss, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14
General Pryor az 90 the Established

Church.
IL WALL STREET, New YORK,
March 8, 1889.
To the Editor OF the Dispaich:
Nv recollection Of the matter you recall is
this: That al the time the devotion OF high
Confederate officials, civil and military, to
the Episcopal Church was the subject OF re.
mark and provoked the suggestion that pos
ably that Church might become the State es-
adjustment. But | never understood the
suggestion to be of any significance, except
as querulous criticism and complaint Of
the Partially shown by certain diguiiaries
for the Episcopal Church. That any Church
could have been recognized or "estab-
lishedr by the Confederate Government
was clear impossibillty.
Very respectfully,
ROGER A. PRYOR.
General Pryor no doubt tells the whole
story.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14
THE WONDERFUL CARLSBAD


At the Ninth International Medical Congress
Or. A. L. A. Toboidt OF the University OF Penn
sylvania. read paper stating that ont Of thirty
cases treated with The genuine imported cAkLs-
BAD sPRUDEL SALT. powder form, for chroaic
constipation, hypoehondria, disesss OF tho liver
and kidneys. 1aundics, adlposis, diabetes. drop
~ from yelvular leart-disease, dyspepsia, ca
tarfhai inflammation Of tho stomach. ulcer Of
tue ssomscn or efieen. children with marasmus,
gout rheumatism Of the joints. gravel etc,
tweHty-six were entirely cured. taree much i'm
proved. and one not treated long enough. Ave-
rage tine II treatment fonr wssks
Tho CAkLSEAe SPauDEL SALT (powder
fcrpl) 10 40 excellent Ap~ieat. Laxaiirs. and d.
svstie Il clears The eonpssxsss, fs,ytss he blood.
IL 10 easily soluble, pleasant % take aud perns-
neat ~ action. The genuine proaucl sf the
Carlsbad springs 70 exported 10 round bottles.
Esch bottle comes Ia iight-plue paper cartoon
snd has the signature q Kisner 4 Mendsls.n
Company. sole sksnts. Barclay street New
York. on every bottie. One bottle mailed for 81.
Or. Toboltts lsctarcs mailed ffee upen sppiica-
ton. 70 ls,SU-TuIh&x
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14
India Silks.

Our assortment Of India silks was selected
last November. Those who have TO buy their
stock now pay 20 per cent more. Our customers
get the advantage Of our early purchase and
the choice Of all the styles. Call now and select
your India Dress SILK whilst tho assortment Is
good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14
RRIEF COMMkNT.

"If MURAT HALsTEAD is to go abrosd what
in the name OF thunder Is to become Of North
American" North America will be bene.
flied.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14
SUDDEN DEATH.

Mr.. Benjamin X. Dawes, a popular and
well>knowu citizen OF Chesterfield county,
residing Just across the river from this city,
died very suddenly last night about .
O'Clock. He was about sixty-hye years OF
age and was one 81 the most genial COM
panions-a always full OF lie and spirit. he
was engaged IN business In tins city. About
q week ago he was taken while 10 town Win
a violent pain in the region OF the heart, Tell
unconscious In the street, and was carried 10
his home by friends. Under medical treat
ment he improved, but last night had an
other attack and died in few moments.
The deceased was an uncle OF Professor
Davies, OF Richmond, and was beloved by
all who enioved his acquaintance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-14
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