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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

Hampion. The gauge Ia fve feet four and hsli
inches. II vas NJ nTsi lofee railroa1 owheI "
the Mesrra. carroll formerly OF the NJ 'si,
non Mile. About zen years ago IL wns purcnh-cu
by the Baltimore Union Passeuger-kan" ay ,,i So,n-
pany ana very much improved, extra iaciilHeS
aud mple accom- mmOdations having boen lurpl-n-
Cd In April fssa Mr.. Leo DAT. OF New ork. u
ventor OF The Daf; eieciric-mO;or. brought one oi
his motors 10 Baltimore and tbs hampden thll-
road was fitted ub especially 10 be used by me
new m1iive-power. number OF oxperimenls
were made with the then novel locomotive. "hish
proved successful. Mr. Thomas G. Robbins, VINO
was n; the lime superintendent o. the baVhoIo
Union fo-songer-R Railway Company, was very
much pleased with the invention, ald recuh,
mondod ts adoption by the company 20 b. usei
on tho Hampton branch. Accordingly n con
tract was made with Hr. Daft % fnrnish tour
motors % Tho company. nally c1petin 'his
were made, az great cost, and u vas tstiinhfd
that electricity ~ u motiye-pOwsr would even,
tLaliy superleie IN cheapness snd rapifity CT
transit, LCrsc- power. THIS proved % 90 out
dream. however. The longer ta8 now power Wab
u-e tac further me hope % making it cheaper
Cseicl. Nescr'he lees. the struggle vas conth,
uei un;il finally, all hope nal vanished, anu
down went ihe Daft -ystom Ia Baltimore. ne
machinery gscd was yery costly. aud some oi u
wa worry dciirGte Of texture and easily pfuEeu'
one drawback was the iincalt roue o! inc rAi!-
way. Tho county through which u runs u uh-
duiafinr aul the rnufe is crooked It's curves
40 from a. io 9J feet radius, and the grades
are from level o. tie rate Of t3i feet per
milo. There nr0 only Yn feet - continuous
level on the route ana very ltto ioTel On 10 en-
tire distance Iu winter the running oi the
electric cars was attended w.th great diniculty,
which VA surmountcd Only BY indetaugablo
pertinn.ify. tn -leeiy Weather tho centre ran
would be cncased m frozen rain. ana the motors
cccli not run. 1he rceidcuis ~ Hampton re-
gTet worry much tho failure u no eiecrlc moor
M ihoir ordinary speed czcoclod twice mat oi
NOT1s-f.Iig.p
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Personals aud Hricr,.

Tho fail term of the Honrco Circuit Court }.
gins next Monday
MIR. John r. Macmurio has been appont't
southern agent Of the kanswha Dispatch.
Rev. Edward Wall. Of Petersvilo, NO, IS visit
ing his brother-ln Law. Mr. r. ;. ChGmpcriayn q,
Of 9O9 PARK avenue.
Mr. Csrar Alexander, of tho Goyornme'
Printing -Once. Of Washington, IL ;h' gnest
Mr. john e. Andrews. OF lW west Main etrcoL
Mr.. H. II. Due-Derry. war member Of us
Richmond Light Infantry Blues, AMI nos pp
chasing agent of the Mobile and onto rahro II
AT Mobile. IN tho city yesterday He Loft Ia -
nlgat tor New York.
Tho residence Of tho lRte Boiling ". ilaxa :,
n three story brick building 20 No. lJi ea "a
FrAnkhn stroot. Was sold by auction ye,toril y
Afternoon by Mr.. \. ". bowc f0r si',55o. y p.
[. O'B. Cowardln WAS the pIrchascr.
Mo.sr. L. H. Hut hnson ~. j. kmbroug ..
AMI George Blythe wont down 10 Profidtn .
Forge yesterday on fishing trip an1 r"inrn' l
last night with about torty pounds ~ cnuh al !
pise. ono OF tuo chub weighed between ten az l
. twelve pounds.
Mr. Russell !. Drow, Of mis- city, WAS marie,
IN baltimore on "Wednesday fO Miss Alice y.
Ward, of Washington. The ceremony Wha pet
formed 10y kev. A. &. Dixon, q lmmhnuel ia -
tist tabernacle, ~ his residence. Mr. Drew IS
son of the late ". b. Drew And Is ~olikno" "A
young man ~ Richmond.
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THREE CENTS PER COPY.

composer Of Said Pssbas, tho ever beautiful and
popular song Down ON the River," aud quains
German medley.
Flora Moore and other clever nsmbers of ihe
company s,ored sncces.ee, and Emiy so'oon"
was a prominent member OF the ast.
|. Tho Tourists win be repeated tonight and TO
morrow night and q, the Saturday matinee
THE pEAxL or PKxN.
Rice & Dixeys production Of tho comic opors
entitled Tho Pearl of Petin will 10 secn at the
Academy OF Music next Wednesday night for mo
first time in Richmond, and judging by the iayish
praise and extraordinary work attained Dy tnh,
work IN AL TIE principal cities tho presentaton
VIII constitute the greai event Of ne smose mems
season
Rice & Dixey have made national roputs-
ton for themselves a. producers OF the bcaniuut
with Adons, Corsair, aud Eyangeline, but ~ tnts
are said 10 have excellod all their former eL OTIS
Tho company includes eixty-nto arus. ot
metropolitan fame and reputation, the bfignt
particular star being Tho famous comedian MI.
Louis Harrison.
Tho scenic effects arc sald % 10 unique and
beautiful, aud the costumes gorgeous and cor
rect. The piece will be presented here win the
same cas-; and surroundings that have made 10 =
sensation IN New YORK city. Tho company hhs
never appeared IN any city for less than " sok,
and Norfolk and Richmoni are 70 DC tse erssp-
lions.
RICHMOND THEArnE.
Last night ~ the Theatre Ezra Kcniall gfrs
another fioe Performance u . Pair - n u
The play went OF even better ihsn on the = rst
night.
Kendall was IN his happlcst vein and interl %
lated many local hits aud impromptu jokes
THE MAIN LINE.
Tonight Augus,in Oaiy's ino New YORK 90 n
rany viii be- Al the Theatre In tne Nain ~ -.
THIS play h strong, Ncli-writtrn drama y uiat
has met with great success during The past e'its-
son in the cities Of the North aud West, and ~ :
fords full scope for the abilities of Mr. Dsi"s
excellent company, which includes many We a.
known and talented people.
Miss Therese Ncwcombe, = bright and yiys-
cious e0ubreito Mrs. Isabella Preston. VI 80
Pauline willard. Mr.. Thomas Jackson, and . /;
Charles J. Burbrfge. al ~ whom arc "tut
known here, are with tho company.
The action of the play = At = junction on
railroad, Rnd engines, freighi-csrr, lantern -
switches, &C., torn a prominent part lhe ~
are thrilling scenes, musical selections. r.
Tho Main Line will no presented two nlshi ~,
ami also AZ matinee tomorrow afternoon.
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BRooKLASp CLUB.

The Brooklsnd Democrats Club Ia Henrico
county has teen formed with a tuil mem bersnip
ard with W. Baton - president and +. Il. Tray
lor a. secretary. The club will meet every We'd
nesiay night The n0mluaiiOn Of Mr. sands is
well received, and the party Is being thoroughly
ORGANIZED 10 the county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
CAUGHT BY A SWlTCH-STAND.
\ sad Accident to Mr.. W. ID. Brown, the
bridge Builder.

Mr. W. D. Brown, bridse-builter employed
by the Richmond and Dsnvllle Railroad Com
pany and a resident Of this city, met with a
most unfortunate accident yesterday morning
about O'Clock.
He was preparing 10 DO some work Ia the tun-
mel under Main street, where double tracks are
being laid, and al INeuty-eighth street attempt
ed 10 jump on a material train which Was In mo-
tlon at the time bur a. no great speed. before
he cleared the ground In his spring he struck
against a switch-staud; was thrown dOwn and a
car-whoel passed over the right foot, crushing
ell the toes and breaking several ot the small
bones 10 the left foot, besides innicting upon
him other injuries. lie Was taken 10 the Retreat
for the SICK, where the mangled toos were am
putated and his other hurts properly cared for.
With good luck II is believed both feet VIII be
saved.
Mr. Brown is f0rty-hve years Of aeo and un-
married. fle was gallant soldier IN the FIJI
teenth Virginia infsntry during the war ana ~
we'll an1 fayOrably known in this community.
lie resides with his mother, on lWonty-soyenth
street between NJ and y. 20 which place 40 VIII
DO removed from tho Retreat as soon az can
be safely done.
A brother Of Mr.. Browns mother, Mr. Charles
Richardson, died at : o'clock yesterday morn
ing. aud Mr.. Brown was In attendance upon the
stricken household up 10 tho time ne "snt 70
WORK. and IL was his Intention only % give 10"
directions and return. Undor these circum-
stances his condition l. doubly distressing to MS
mother and other relatives.
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THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
Additional Room Needed for the Growing
Aight-Schools.

Tho number Of scholars Of the Mechanics In
stluto has increased with such rapidiiy "a 20
surprise the Board Of Managers OF that institu-
ton. II therefore became absolutely necessary
10 rall meeting Of tho board T. provide for this
increase The meeting held las night was we'll
attended and excited deep Interest in all pres
ent There was the most earnest wish not 10
turn away any boy who shows his desire OF i'm
proving himself by earnest study nj night, and
yet tho question of p-cuuiary ability caused
careful reflection. Tho Donru, hewover, dctor-
mined 10 increaso the facilities and tho following
resolution was passed:
Ges0lrsd, Thai tho school Committee bo au-
thorized 70 provide rooms and teachers TO &c
commodate the Increase OF ach0larsn
Ia a few days II Is hoped that all unpleasant
crowdiug OF tho classs, will 20 tcm died and
that she institute will be able to furnish iacili
ties equal % tho demand aud TO the importance
Ok the objects before lt.
As ris crowding demonstrates, additional
funds could be- used by this institution 20 tho
great beaoat of the community. As II IA they
are doing bic work win crampod means.
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KEYS MUST HANG TO-DAY.
The Governor Refuses to Interfere with
the Scntence-Delegate Appointed.

The Governor Refuses tO Interfere with
the Scntence-Delegate Appointed.
Afor thorough examination Of all tho facts
presented e. him Governor Lee has determined
not 70 graut executive ciemency 70 Paul Keys,
tue negro sentenced 70 bo hanged a. Fredericss-
burg to-day for horrible crime.
Tho following telegram was sent yesterday re-
specting the matter:
1. H. Dickinson, AnornSy at Las, FFcdericks-
burn:
Thavs received aud most carefully examined
all pauers submitted asking executive clsmenry
or continuation or sentence OF Pau kegs. Ny
oath OF on.ce, duty 90 tho people. aud proper
recognition Of the sanciity o. courts demand that
should abstGin from Interference with the sem
tence pronounced against him.
fiTZHUGH Lgg.
Tho Governor yesterday appointed Major
John Poe, Jr. chief OF POlco, a. delegate O.
mo c0nvcutlon Of the Boys ani Girls National
Homo ani Employment Association 70 bo held
in Washington, D. c., October fth. l5sh, ard loin.
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United states Manufacturers Ahead At IL

I-IfTH ] \ II'ITITIt'Ils
Mr. Ashton Starke. ~ this clty, who managt .
the entire southern business Tor ho wafer > .
Wood Moving aud Eoaplng- Machine COmUau y,
received yesterday the following raDlegram:
"Foll0wiug awards Just maio % Walter ~
Wood:
"Gtand prize on general exhibit. only obl'st
OF art.
"ni.hest award on Harvester and Binder.
"Cold medal On Reaper.
"GOid medal ON ADwer.
"No othor American inventor % manuiarturfr
Of harvesting machinery has ever received u r
an exhibit al any worlds fair 20 many honpl .
mud medals a. have been awarded 10 Walter 4 d.
Wood al tho great Paris Exposition"
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coupc,i Meeting, Thi, Morning.

Tho Common Council will meet AZ 10 o'clo N
this morning aud the Board of Aldermen a hs N
hour later 20 correct ami reaiOpt tho Oriinan, %
declining the polling plsces for tho next elccto
which WAS vetoed by Mayor kuyson because "
errors in tho numbers of come Of the pace =,
which, II not corrected. might csuse the pfetn %
vote 20 be- thrown out
Its important that both branches shall have =
quorum present. as tho ordinance should D ,
come a law today
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PnIlcn Court.

ina docket 10 this court yesterday morning
vaa very light. IL was quite long, but the cssss
s,sra trilinR. Nine persons were sent 70 JAN
but tho collections were small. william pnue,
Sn., a.., "a creating a distur banc0 Ia the neigh
,n,bood. Was required 10 give security Ior OK DIX
,nonths Ia the sum Of 500, and Lucy narr.s 60
iarad, was fned s. and costs Tor peinK oruen "a
aud dieoFderly and using obscene ienku's' w
the street,
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lee ID. KIngls NoyaI Gsrmsluer

- sHgEr-AsCHOs OF SAFETY" Is what mos .
who are acquainted with them call DR.. David
Vegetable Liver Pills Belng free from horcur .
and all Mineral poisons. they are safe snd hsru =
less. A they contain tho most valuable Seg''-
table ingredients known 20 pharmacy they NJ .
tho best cure Tor sick-HoadHche. BiliousnosS y
Constipation. and Liver Disorder. Only . cons
a hDE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

Yesterday Judge Fitzhugh, Of tho Chancery
Court, upon tho petition OF Messrs. Whittet &
shepperson, granted an Injunction restraining
the owners Of tho Labor Herald from using IA
any way or disposing OF the property Of that pa
per IN mis- city.
sheriff Winston Was appointed receiver for
the concern.
The amount Of debt claimed by whiItet s.
Shepporson Is ss0l.03.
Mr.. Whittet executed an Injunction bond in
the sum Of $3.50, with Mr. James Lyons a. secu-
rity
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

While at work on the root OF a house at the
corner OF Yenable aud Twentieth eireets about
10 o'clock yesterday morning Mr. Eades, car
penter, fell to the street and Was very seriously
hurt The city Ambulance was summoned ana
no was taKen to the Retreat for tho sick, whore
the physician who attended him found that be
bad sustained a compound fracture Of the lower
thigh
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For the cnlnrcd Cnndlhn,c.

At meeting Of Fairnoli Republicans he'i
last night the following vas adopted.
Resoirei, That We, tho Republican voters ~
semhled In meeting in Fairneii district, Tie D
rico county, DO horeby pledge our f"ieH AMI Tl =
mort 10 our candidate, ueEokiah Jonathan, mon 1-
mated In convention assembled NJ Henri %
county courthouse September %, l>-s, Tor -
House OF Delegates
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

Chalkiey), instituted suit against tho city OF
Richmond for 1900 damages.
The declaration alleges thai since August %,
1855. the plaintiffs have had their leather store
house on south Thirteenth street and mat their
stock has boon damaged IN the extent OF 81 800 or
more by reason OF defective culvert or sewer,
and that 81 0O0 hos been spentn trylug TO protect
their goods. IL Is further charged that the city
While claiming this 70 DO an old state cHlVert'
with which the ,1uni,ipaltty has nothing 10 do,
has from time 70 time repaired the same aun
recently without consulting tho State authori-
ties, changed the course of the ctiiyort
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

Dr. Curry delivered an address before the
trustees OF the Peabody Educational Fund yes-
terday His subject was " Education In the
South.n
Hon William Wirt Henry, Of this city, was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
Awarded a Gold Medal.

A cablegrsm was received here yesterday an
nouncing the facs that tho hchmOni Cedar
Works whose mammoth establishment is lo-
Gated lust below Rockets. had been awarded a
gold medal FOR the finest display Of cedarwaro
al tho Paris Exposition. The medal was given
for the quality as we'll as tho completeness OF tns
eyhibir
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view Of these circu instances he moved that an-
othor ballo; DO proceeded with.
TOO MANY vorr.

TOO MANY VOTES
Mr.. Charles Mnlhisor now addressed the Chair,
saying that mistake haf occurred somewhere.
~ ihe total voio for al ihc candidates WAS 69s,
whereas it should have been but6' n each delo-
cato voted for four candidates He Joined WITH
Mr.. Meredith In asking for new ballot
TER CHAIRS RULING.
Tho Chair stated that IN view of the resoin-
tion passed with refereoce % nominating teo
candidates H. would have 90 rulo that another
ballot must be taken. Hc asacd it there vas
any appen from this decision, but thero was no
response.
Mr.. Catos. thu secretarv. explained how mis-
take might hRvo occurred In tho confusion thst
Cxletod while votes were being changer frnu
ono candidate - another, bat ho sail u @uch
error did occur 20 was certainly not Intentional
on the part OF the secretaries.
MUCH CONFUSION.
Mr.. Cnpcrs now movo; that Ncssrs. Curtis,
Booth. Ioyues. and Byrne be nominated by &C
ciamatiou. Iho Chair said That -uch "a motion
was ont OF order according 90 his previous
ruling, which was that a aocogd ballot should 10
tskcn.
Groat confusion prevailed At this point and
many motona wero maic and much time taken
up in discussing how bost 20 proceed,
WALLACE WITHDRAWN.
Finally M Ryan wibdrew The name Of Mr..
Wallace aud Mr. Meredith moved tnHt hcssfS.
Crrtis, ho9th, jOyues and Byrno 10 nominated
iN Nrr.hiuttHs I'D NNlha lAtH vi. .'f.iFtfAti
De had protested against declaring theeo gentle
men the nominees. a. ho was working ia the IN
toresf OF his fricAd Cnhcll and IL had appeared
that there was some mistake IN the count out
he now thought 10 bost 20 declare the foHr gen
tlcmcn who fal received the highest Fpto the
nominees, a. "a better feeling among oil tho dele
gates would no doubt result
Tho Chair pronounced tho motion out OF
order
Mr. Meredith appealed from the decision Of
the Chair and tho Chair WIS i0f sustained.
Tho motion - nominate Dy accianation
Ncssrs Curtis, JOynee, Booth, end l'yrne was
now put ana carried unanimously amidst much
enthusiasm.
The convention then adjourned.
Senatorial Convention.
Chairman jackson Guy now, AZ i:25 O'Clock,
called tho Senatorial Convention b order. tue
Heurico dolocaie8 having come in and taben tie
seats assigned th0m.
The work was quickly 2ono.
Mr.. Thomas =. Campbell was mado temporary
hnf afterwards permanent chairman Messrs.
Gates and Crunp were chosen as secretaries
NOMINATIONS.
Nr. c. Y. Meredith ia q fue speech nominated
Hon. Conway K. sands.
Major J VI. Cep"rs presented the name OF
Hon. William LOycnstein "a "A man worthy Oi any
honor.
Mr. Frank =. Burke nominated Mr.. Preston
Belvin. referring % that gentleman as repre-
s0utGfse Of 'to business ntcrcefa ~ the city, "a
dicted hy the United states court for defending
the Democratic party.
The vote was nov taken by precincts for tho
city and by districts Tor the county. The result
was as follows:
THE VOTE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
Me,t ,Inin-strrct schooI.

The Sunday school Of the West Nan-streei
Baptist church has olecled The following cficef'
for tho ensuing yesri Mr.. Charles a. Spence
who has been tho superintendent for several
years having positively aeclinoi reelection
w. b. West, assistant suporintendent: X. l.
Montague, Jr., secretary: Clarence Garnet, as
sistant secretary; ". Il. Crump, treasurer; VI.
h. COX. librarian c. IL Thompson, assistant IL
pranan ID. Reinh8Fdt, oTganist
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
DEEDS OF BARGAIN AND SALE.
Records Made Yesterday In the CITY and
County Courts.

Records Made Yesterday In the CIV and
County Courts.
The following deeds Of bargain and sale wore
admitted TO record in tho Cisy Chancery Court
yesterday:
Mary A. Frommiuc and others 70 Philip Shea,
21il feet on north side Main street between
Vwonty-lrst and Twenty-second, improved,
Sl,2O
ler "a feet on south side Clay street between
second and Third. improved, $500.
Curtis X. smith ami o.h0rs tO A. T. hO0klar. ~
foet on west side Tnirtietn street between ana
+, $4,000.
F.. L. Tnsley ami wife 70 Mary f. Mitcholl,
wife OF j. K Michel, laa feet on south side
Clay street between Norton aud Kinney, I'M
proved, 2,000.
same to Alice /. PiemonL l9G feet on south
sde Clay street between Norton aud kinney,
improved, s2,l00.
-,~,.,re., oorr.-rv, corrpr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
Hastings Court.

In the Hustings cour. yesterday the following
cases wero tried:
Mary Jane Hicks. charged with larceny. Ac-
quilted.
William Howard. charged with larceny. Sent
10 Jail for three months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

simmons Liver Regulator cured mo Of gem
eral debility aud loss Of appetite.-Mrs. I'd
mund Fitton Frankford, Pa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

WAS aInazed 20 learn from the Sf0ff ~ yeaie -
day that my name bad heon mentioned in 9 -
Domocra;ir Convention which convened on " -
torday 1 had not dreamed Oi such a hing.
AsHrOS rIARAR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04
suit About a percctIve Culvert,

uessrz. Mcclure & Elicit yesterday, as coun-
sel for Is. d. Chalkiey general partner OF him
self aud Isaac Davenport Sr., @. b Davenport,
and j. A. Morris, special partners, doing bust
ness under the lrm-namo aud style OF u. ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

Dr. uenloy's CelerT. Beoi, ana Iron quiss
nervous lrrinbllity aud gives refreshing sleep 10
those troubled wiih insomnia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

job Printing neatly executed at ne DispsssA
Job Printing House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

AZ -Main-street Baptist church hy Judge Q
H. Fnrrar, we'll known ns Johnny Rob. "
Subject. " Tho oak ami tho Niue.' Lectuf ,
comrs OK 81 O'Clock and Is tor tho 0euent - IA
Girls Society.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

The Dlspaich Job-Prn,ing House 10 prepared
10 execute all WORK In tho best siyl@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

Everybody "a oenss,ed By using Dr.. Kings
Royal Gormetuer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

Take simmons Liver Regulator after your dins
nen Il prevents dyspepsia and iadigeslioa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

A delightful Fzcursion. and probably tho II 2 I,
on Steamer Ariel % Norfolk and Oli Point 's
Ren-on leGyes hero tomorrow night at ID Oclo Z q.
81 round trp. SEQ Advertisements
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

Nr.C. s. Meredith nov made a vigorous p'o-
tssl asl.st declaring any OF the gem
uemen un rominses. rs /. had frst ap-
pcaroi ua, nYe Of them had received
number % yotes sunjclont 10 noil noiui.
nate ho declared tnat under the pecsHatI
comifna.ou 0i votes and the manner IN whi,n ~
they Lal Been changed from one candidate 20
another ia would have been an easy matter lOt
Eve ~ even more gentlemen 10 receive noio
voies Aan lho number Beceesary 70 noi1lna.e.
1he resolution passed earlier IN iho usy. 10
s6id, did noi provide nat Ito four gentlemen
receiTrg 40 lafges, y0to should be doriaIco
dominated, but it provided that IN csso tnoio
wAs no nominsiion on tho Drst ballot mo caau'-
pea aad he sseoad balIo, proceeded with. IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

Best lO-cent plug on the market. SAFE
the tin tags and get a handsome and usef II
present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

Best lO-ccnt plug on The market. Save
the tin tags and get handsome aud useiu |
t.r..sr.f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

Mr. Conway r. sands is n young lawyer Of
ability and @ citizen Of spOtless character He
Is a son OF the late Alexander n. Sands. and re-
sides In Henrico county. hut has an Office In this
city. lie is OF the firm of Pollard a Sands. lie
was elected % the Senate last fan to hll tho un-
expired term OF Mr.. kllysOn, who resigned his
seat whom chosen Mayor Sir. sands has never
takon his seat for the reason that the Senate has
not been In session since his election last year
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

PosD's Extract gives rrre relief fro,
pain once used It's use Is continued. Ia =
flsr limitations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-04

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