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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25
Lat Il Stand ON Its Own Merits.


The proposition to abolish the tax on to-
bscco should not be made TO suffer by having
any other measure tackled TO IL. IL IL able 10
stand alone--to stand upon It's merits. we
make this remark because there has been a
disposition 10 some quarters to regard Mr..
CowLEs's bill as a measure acceptable to the
Protection Democrats in their character as
Protection Democrats.
la the first place, there are but very few
Democrats In the House OF Representatives
who can properly be clsssed as Protection
lists. Mr. RANDALL himself, their leader
will be prompt. we doubt not. TO advocate
the bill for the abolition OF the tobacco tax
IA q measure that eau safely be supported
on its merits. lie has, In fact, been advoca-
ting it for years. The CowLEs bill has no
customs.duties in It. II is simply measure
intended TO do justice to the people of Viz
einis and North Carolina particularly, but
II will necessarily benefit tobacco growers
everywhere. The assumption that Demo-
cratic Protectionists will as such vote for
the CowlEs bill grows out OF the previous
assumption that the Republicans as party
will support that bill because It will so re-
duce the surplus In the Treasury as TO render
It unnecessary 10 touch the tsrin.
The present is Democratic House OF
Representatives. II that body wishes to do
an act az simple justice that will strengthen
the Democratic party in Virginia and North
Carolina Let 1t pass the CowLEs bill. The
Republicans IN the House are said to be
ready to do all they can to impart renewed
y,gor TO their party friends In those two
States. We do not know that this rumor
will turn out to be true, but we feel that It
has plauslbility. The Republicans OF both
those States are declaring In favor Of the
BLAIR bill and the CowLss bill In such forcl-
BILE language and with so serene q confidence
10 their success as cannot but create the im-
preston that they have had from Washing.
ton intimations that their party friends 10
the House OF Representatives will do all they
can to secure the passage Of those two mea-
sures
There Ia. we repeat, no good reason for
mixing up the protection question with the
4ue1bOu w snc icPr1i W shS tVoaNSN-teAs
No Virginia congressman could justify
himself 10 his constituents for voting
against the CowLss bill even II It's
defeat were made. Is OF course &,
will not be made, party measure
and were demanded by caucus. II 10 suf-
fcient for Virginia congressman TO know
that the measure Il one 10 which bis eonstit-
ueuis are more deeply interested than they
are 10 any question connected with the
tariff We have no doubt that we Nigh! say
the same OF the North Csroi,na congress.
men.
Nor ought any question Of mere etiquette
TO be allowed TO iHduce our congressman to
cast any vote which would, directly or In.
directly. cause the defeat Of the CowLEs
bin. il Il Of absolutely no Importance TO the
people OF Virginia that the CowIEs bill
should b considered BY the Com@ittes OF
wsys aud Means - oss properly belonging
% thst comu,iilSs. That commiitee has Tor
ssssIy two years treated with ceutempt ~ The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25

"J. b. of Weston, w. Va, tJoHS BRAN.
NON, we guess,) argues In the Wheeling
Register that the Legislature has the right to
reject fraudulent votes east for GofF or
FLEMING and to declare who was truly
elected Governor. Also, that Governor W.T.
SON Is entitled under the State Constitution
TO hold over until the Legislature finishes
this work OF ascertaining the true result OF
the November election for Governor. The
new Governor ought to take Office the same
day the President Of the United States does
the 4tb OF March.
There are few better lawyers anywhere
than JoHs BBASsos. In the Virgins Senate
he wss chairman OF the Finance Committee
when thst body contained such men as Bsv.
DouoLAss, Foors JoHSsos, JAMES NEEsos.
and Others OF the best lawyers In this Stale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25
A Bold Burglary.
n hVEu fEHE
fsnecfal telegram % the Dlspatch.l

lSpecIaI tsIe.fHIll % Eu7 D15VHV1u'I
MARrISsyILLE, Va, January "a Our
town has been infested for the past two
weeks with petty thieves, but the most
daring robbery yet was the entering OF tue
county clerks Office night before last. the
opening OF the private safe OF J. II. Matthews
aud the stealing thereifom OF SlT4 In cash,
an interest bearing Certificate OF the Henry
County Bank for $500 dated about the i1ih
OF December, 1881, and aticket OF deposit
OF $500 bearing the same dze. The burglar
entered the rear window. had learned the
combination, and opening the safe forced
the drivate drawer with ebisel. There Is
no clue Your city banks would DO well to
be vigiIsnt, as the ticket Of deposit can be
drawn on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25
A woman VITA Heart OF stone.

James Redmond, Lake Besuport farmer,
Is dyiug from the treatment be received from
nelghbors on Christmas eve. He was driving
home In a snow,st0rm and the temperature
was twenty degrees below zero. Half way
to Beaufort be accidentally ran into another
sleigh containing two men, who got out aud
beat Redmond with an iron bar till be was
insensible. Then they put him into his
sleigh and set the horse adrift. Redmond
awoke few hours before daylight ana found
himself before a farmhouse. lie dragged
himself to the door and Knocked. The wo-
man of the house allowed him 10 enter the
hallway, but, seeing that he was covered
with blood and dirt, turned him out. saying
that she didn't want her floors soiled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25
1rnderstands the Situation.


The Philadelphia Times, referring to the
delegation OF negroes that is to journey to
indianapolis to ask that representative OF
their race be appointed to Cabinet position,
says:
General Harrison will listen 10 them with
nrofound respect; he will compliment them
upon the progress which their race has made,
and he will point out TO them how necessary
AZ is, in his Judgment. that they should con-
tinue 10 support the Republican ticket under
any aud all circumstances. But unless all
signs fail no colored man whist IN The Ca0i-
net. The colored man IS good enough to
vote the ticket and 10 OIL an inferior Office
now and then, but north Of Mason Il Dlxon's
line he is elected TO stay out OF the Legisla-
tures. ont OF Congress. and ont OF the Cabi-
nets with a certainty that would crush less
hopeful people"
The Times has the situation down pretty
accurately. Its picture OF HARRISON Is the
picture OF the average negro-lover at the
North. and our contemporary most aptly
describes how the negro IS regarded by the
Republican party. The negro was given
the right Of suffrage in order that he might
become q newer Of wood aud drawer OF
water for the q. o. p, but as soon as he
aspires 10 rise above that position he must
be sat upon with emphasis. Only in the
South has be occasionally reached step
higher, and then he has been helped to do
80 by his political masters IN order TO hui
initiate the whites of this section and as q
means Of strengthening the Republican grip
upon the South. Even in the DAYS OF recon-
structlon when the negroes made their
biggest political "splurge" il was case OF
hunting in "cshoot" with the carpet
bsggers and scallawsgs. The carpet'baegers
and scalswags invariably got the game, or
more properly speaking the plumber. and
the negroes got the "c-hoot."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25
Ra.tricttys Imm.grat.en.
To the Editor OF the Dispatch:

noticed in the State OF last evening that
Mr.. Venable, recently elected 10 Congress
from the Petersburg district, was opposed to
restrictive immigration. 1 would like TO
know II Mr.. Vensble is opposed to the i'm.
portstion OF foreign paupers. criminsls, and
born fools from Europe. IL he Is be rs op-
posed to nine tenths Of the Democracy OF
this State. CINls.
We can answer for Mr.. VESABLE that
be is opposed to the importation OF "foreign
paupers, criminals. and born FOOLS"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25
FIRE AT BOWLING GREEN.
The schoOi-House OF the Female
seminary Burned.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispstch.l

Bovine GREEN, VA. January 2i.-At
balf.past O'clocg this evening an alarm OF
fire was sounded, and our people turned out
en- p,dsse 10 find the large schoOl-honse be-
longing to the Bowling Green Female semi-
nary on fire. The fire spread so rapidly that
IL was impossible TO save the building, but
every effort was made 10 save the seminary
proper. Everything has been moved out
and the Young ladies will be cared Tor at the
houses IN the neighborhood tonight. For
tunately the wind was right to take the ire
from the other buildings and they are now
considered safe. Loss not yet estimated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25

According 10 Mr.. HALsTEaD Mr.. CHARLES
A. DANA. OF the New York Sun, whilst be
was in Europe recently, claimed In CONVEX
satIon with the Pope 10 be iniallible; ore as
Mr.. HALsrrAD phrases It:
"The infaIlIbIIltv that Mr.. Dana Is SAID 70
have discussed with The Pope with reference
to their comparative possession OF the I'M
common attribute"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25
fIHNlIrRE. Hr.
FuRNITuRE, &c.
GRAND
GIFT ENTERPRISE.
Given AVlyFl29 10 Our Customers
Fine China Dinner Sets Of 100 Pieces,
Tea Sets Of II Pieces,
WaShStand Sets of Various Patterns.

In order 20 increase our January sales w. have
reduced every piece q Furniture 10 TIE hogs'.
and 10 induce our patrons % bay ior cash No
have adopted TIA following liberal plan
Given away free 81 charge one HANlSWs
TEA or wASHsrAND sGr with every Sror
Bed. or Dinlne-Room suit, or various yoois
amounting 20 $50 bought o. ms Tor cash. foui
you wish a FINR DINNER sKI we will give YOU
a corti1cste Of punhaso With every sgil live
certificates will gel the Dinner Set
Romembcr all our gcois havo been reduced.
Our prices are the lowest in the ciiy. 'aila
once and make your selection, A. ,lis 1r.ni
Gift Enterprise stands good ou.y ior ihls moah.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25

petitions which havs been seut to the House
Of Representatives asking for the repeal Of
the tobacco-tax and al bills having that
objec, IN view which have been introduced
into that body. II - well known 70 DC
hostile to the CowLEs bill. The House.
therefore, did well not to put tie child 70
nurse where Il would be strangied.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25
No More Licenses 10 American FISH


OTTAWA, January 24.-'fhe collectors OF
the customs in tbe maritime provinces
have been instructed not 20 issue auy fur.
Their fishing licenses to American vessels
under the mOdus yiyendi. number OF
licenses granted last year will not run out
I'm July next, the first issue being Tor twelve
months from the date OF issue. but a. the
SESSION advanced, at the request OF the New
iouudIand Government. and to make the
Canadian licenses uniform with the licenses
of that colony, they were issued 80 as 10 be
good only until December 3lst What the
policy OF the Government on this fishing
license question will be next season Is q
matter stu undecided. but for the present
no more licenses will be issued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25

"Tbe Atlanta Constitution sent one OF Its
editorial staff TO Ohio TO interview Governor
FORAKER as to bis opinions on the negro
question down South" But why any paper
should want FoRAKER's opinion on any SUBJ
iect Is q mystery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25
A Question.
IFor the Dispatch.j

A good deal has been written OF President
elect Harrisou's Virginia ancestors, some &C.
counts tracing him from Pocahontas, which
il an error. Among his ancestors 10 Viz.
glnia were the Bsssetts, BurwelIs, Carriers,
Churcbiils, .Harrisons (alI OF whom were
large slaye-owners), and "the valiant Captain
Robert Higginson. one OF the first com-
manders who subdued the country OF Vr-
einsa from the power OF the heathen."
Now, what we want 10 know Is whether
be IS going 70 turn the old Mother Virginia
over 10 the tender mercles OF the descendants
OF bis ancestors slaves, or whether, like bis
"yalisnt" ancestor, Captain Higginsou, he
Is going to deliver her from the power Of
the heathen"y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25

The Ohio State Journal excIsims "The
awful murders Of helpless, harmless, and
unoGeuding negroes near Hilsdale, Ga, Is
almost too shocking IN its details for be-
lIef.n How about the Ohio whIte-Cap out
RACES?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25
Peculiar

To itself IN many important particulars. Hoods
ssrsaparilla Is different from and superior 70 sny
other medicine.
Peculiar In combination. proportion and prep
ars.ion Of ingredients, Hoods ssrsapsrilia pos
sssses the full curative value Of the beat known
remedies Of tho vegetable kingdom.
Peculiar IN it's medicinal merit. Hoods sArsaps-
rii,a sccompishes cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar in strength and economy - Hoods sar-
saparilla is the opiy medicine Of which can truly
be said, 100 doses one dollar" Medicines in larger
and sms!Ier bottles require larger doses. and do
not produce as good results as Hoods ssssapsrlla.
Peculiar In It's " good name a. home there 10
more OF Hoods ssssparilla soldin Lowell. where
Il is made than Of all other blood paridsrs.
Peculiar In its phenomenal record OF salss
abroad, no other preparation has ever attained
such popularity ia so short time. Do not be In
duced to take any other preparation. Besuretoges
Hoods SarsaparilIa
soldby sil druggists. ST. ak fors' Prcpsrsdonly
By c. l. HOOD 4 CO., Aposheesries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25

the United States Senate bad been secured
and the three branches Of the national GOV.
ernment harmonized under the direction Oh
the Republican party.
So the supreme Court Of the United states
ia claimed to be Republican tribunal by
Mr. HrCCfxS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25
HAM PROS.
Death or an Esteemed Citizen-Li.
brAry, &c.


Correspondence o; the Richmond Dspatch.l
JANUARY ~, 1889.
Captain Samuel j. White, highly
esteemed citizen OF this place. died at his
home at an early hour this morning Of pneu-
monia, after sickness OF one week. lie
had been carrying on the oyster business
here for some years, with branch house In
Richmond. lie will be buried tomorrow
afternoon.
The Young Mems Christian Association
has purchased the outfit OF the Gymnasium
Club. Glasses in vocal music and mechant
cal drawing will be started in a short time
aud debating society organized.
Mrs. Aaude Barnet, graduate OF the
Boston Conservatory OF Music, sang in con
cert here a few nights ago aud completely
charmed the audience with her singing.
PAUL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25
AateuFtuo.

A rich flnd-aimost e, 600 In gold, bank
notes, and silyer-was made In bag OF oats
by a stsrekeeper OF Brentwood, England.
tie returned the treasure TO the poor farmer
from whom he boueht the oats, and was re-
wasded with bushel OF grain and the pro-
mise OF a rabbit. The soil-iiller's mother
she died few months agc) was miser. and
Il thought to have made hiding-pisce Of
the bag. which had long been stored In her
son's grsnary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25

[Ily telegraph 70 me Dlspateh.I

SAVANNAH. GA, January "a part OF
the Ocean steamship wharves and freight.
sheds collapsed to-day and precipitsted 1000
tons Of guano IN the water. NO Que was at
work at the time on the wharves, and there
~ supposed to be no loss OF lie. The estis
mated loss TO the company Is $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25

"Repubncan office:eekers will probably
present Mr.. HARRISON with gigantic axe"
We bad thought Republican ofice'seekers
had pretty generally axed Mr.. HARRISON al
ready
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25
PROPOSALS.
WK3rERs LugkTtc AsyIra.l
sTArSTOy- Va January y. lSfi

Mk5fhhs LihAitA - ~
SrAUSTOs. Va. January ~. l3s.
7 WILL RECEIVE UP To II
i o'clock NJ on FEBRUARY isr scaled BIDS -
supply this asylum WITH the following articles.
one sample Of each article % be sont ~ my A.
dress, and the price and name u bllor PLAINLY
marked on each sample. Goods 10 D. delivered
free Ia staun,On by February tih; ne asylum
% taks a part only or tns whole q the articles
offered az tho prices mentioned In tho blls.
Terms cash.
~ barrels GRADUATED SUGAR;
20 sacAs BEST RIO COfkkk;
S barrels NEW ORLEANS M0LAsSEs:
1000 pounds RICE;
5 barrels HOMINY;
q barrels CIDEk ytSy'iAB.
Address bids 10 ). W. BLAth 81 II,
Ia 2l-2t steward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25

A large assortment Of the latest designs IN
artistic POTTERY, BisQUE, and CHINA DINA
MEMS, consisting ia part Of Royal Worcester,
Nelo,ino, f0eyisa. hhiB'sh Crown. G0beila
Carlsbad. Tapestry. Cd ALL. eilum, and ns1Y
other wares and ornaments suitable Tor WE'D
DING and OTHER PRESENT..
Our stock Of Dinner sets, ga Sos, Game eots
Fish Sets. oyster 5cta lce-Crcarn 5ets. Breakfast
seie. and Washs'aod sets Il complcte IN vsre.y
Of patterns and NJ prices 70 suit tie time.
Our stock o. LAMPS ~ fIli and cuupirt. con.
slstiug OF Piano lamps. Banquet Tampa Fls
Psrlor Lamps. Library swinging tampa -rl-
denis Lamps. and tho celehrttnI k.rlrs ~
Lamps and Leader 4 eciric lamps gh.cl xiv,
more light than any other lamps mhle al a.
bottom prices.
our stock OF HOUSE FURNISHING AMI TiS
GOODS 10 large and complete AMI well asslriei
Our stock OF CUT, PRESSED and BLOWN
GLASSWARE IL large and al thsg could be De-
sired 70 select from.
Our STOCK Of siLyER-PLATEDNARE il nov
complete Of tho latest designs 10 iAdgo ssrieig
and o' the best mAkeA
Our stock OF TABLE CUTLERY Is faii ani we'll
assorted In qIn'iues and prices.
All % the sbSTo goods viii Re sold AZ serr ioT
prices.
We invite all who arc DESTROYS Of pur'i asl1g
goods IA ogr line 20 give ps a call and sss fr
themselve. We viii endsaFor ~ make b. ID
their interest % purchase Of ls.
Il. Is. TAYLOR x CO..
i0il EAST NAIs STREET
de peodl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25

A correspondent Of the Boston Globe
asks: "what is the entire negro vote OF the
United states?" The Globe won't miss II
far II it answers Republican"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25
THE SOUTH In THE LEAD.
EUREKA COMPANY. MACON, GEORGIA.
MANUFACTURERS OF
CONCENTRATED I've, BALL And Can
POTASH.

The goods manufactured by this company
hayo met with hearty endorsement from the
trade from Richmond u the RIO Gfande ana are
sold UNION an absolute warranty 70 give saTsiac~
ton alike % dealer and consumer Order gOOds
male by this company and you will pc suited.
an grades made from chemically pure 70 coh-
mon scrnbbing lye, aud the wants Of any class
of trade can DO nlled.
THE PHOENIX FIVECENT LYE
manufactured by this company Is the largest
package and best value for the money offered 70
the trade. ..,
For sale IN Richmond AZ wholesale by the iol-
lowing nrms, VINO will maintain the warranty:
PURCELL EADD 4 co.
OWENsA MINOR DRUG COMPANY,
e. f. SAUEk y co.
BOWIE & WEST.
SPOTS q GIBSON,
POWERS, BLAIR CO.,
T.. 4. TAYLOR y CO.,
MINOR & BLANTON,
TRIBBETr u TAYLOR,
THOMAS POTTS Il CO.,
C. w ANTRIM & SONS,
W. j. JOHNSON & CO.,
CRlNGAN q 1kANT,
GATES y BROWN.
WATKINS h DAVENPORT.
JONES, POlNDEXTER e CO.,
WHIT1LE, SELDEN & CO.,
AUGUSTINE & GLOVER,
RICHMOND OIL COMPANY.
A southern industry deserving your patron
age. OhhhA IONfANi-
THOMAS W. TROY. General Agent.
WILLIAM HALL CREW q Co., brokers. lsl4 cary
street. Richmond, Va ia lo-Sn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25
BRIEF COMMENT.

"Prince ALEXANDER OF Battepberg Is not
to be allowed to marry Princess VICTORIA Of
Prussia" This will probably be corrected
in day or two.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25

7 ECTURE.-AN ENTERTAINING
IL AND INSTRUCTIVE LECTURE will be-
given under the auspices Of the Junior Aid So
ciety OF Trinity Methodist Episcopal church
FRIDAY. January 2jth. at s P. NJ, by that gifted
TIE Virginia Methodist Conference. Tickets,
Is conts. Come aud pass an enjoyable hour.
Ia al-su. IhNflL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25
OpTrcK MAsosrc TEsFLs AssocllnOs. !

OFFICE MASONIC TKsPLB AssociAuOs,l
RICHMOND. Va, December - lsso
CEALED PROPOSALS FOR TdE
- ERECTION or A MASONIC TEMPT a.
the corner OF Broad ard Adams streets. IL KIDD
mond. IN accordance with the plans prepare ~
Jackson c. Gott. arcbitocs, Will 10 received ~
the Building Committee at their ouico, cOrnef
Main and Ninth streets, untIl u NJ FRIDAY,
February IS, 1879.
Plans and specifications may b. seen ait9f
January 18TH ~ Ihe once OF W sltef r. liighaID,
shafsr building. Richmond. Va, or that q JACK
son c. Oott corner Charles and Lafayette streets.
Baltimore. Nd
Hias viii DO received for the work - . wnols.
aud also for BACH TRADE separately. the Buili
ing Committee reseryiUg the night 70 reject any
or all bids. according as they msy deem tho oosl
interests OF the ASSOCIATION may require.
WILLIAM " TANNER
A. l. COURTNEY,
l. $ TOWER,
IN 5eodst&tdtFsi Buiidipg CommitteA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25
MILLINERY.

MRS. b. W. COSBY WISHES I'D,
w her customers and the publ, gem ykaffs
orally 10 know she has Just received NEW
FRENCH FRAdES for making EVENING,
DRESS, and tRAEkLLING-HATS and BON
NETS-eXecuted In the latest style and at the
shortest notice. Best work and lowest prices
guaranteed Mas. Is. W. COSBY.
AL east Broad.
p. S.-An TRIMMED GOODS on hand sold re-
gardless OF cost ia 2Fxt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25

Tue NEGRO Musr FAKE BACK SEAL
MAHoxE's heads level on that PROPOSE
tIou.--L eesbtry Mirror.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25
nETlNGs.

HEADQUARTERS COM-NX
Ii MANDERY or ST. ANDREW, X
No. 10. X. T.. RICHMOND, VA, Jan ~
uary u, 1852 GENERAL OkDERS:/
SIR KSlgHTs,-Attend stated assembly II
the Commsudery at the asylum, ST. Adams
Hall, FRIDAY. 18th instant at 7:30 p. NJ. In fun
dress OF a Iemplar on foot. Members OF Rich
mond Commandery, No. >. and all transient
cir knights are courteously invited 10 be pre-
sent
BY order OF the Eminent Commander.
l.. j. CHRIS Han, Capiain-l3eneraL
Attest Gs0RGE {. JEFFERsos, Recorder.
a IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25

Horsford's Aetd Phosphate
FoR NIaHr SwEAfs
Of consumption gives speedy benefit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25

Y1HERE WILL BE 4 REGULAR
L meeting Of the POWHATAE CLUB At tho
rooms Of tie Club, 80 north Tenth street, THIS
(Friday) EVENING. January 2Jtb, at O'CLOCK
All members are requested 20 be present
l.. u. GRYMES,
ia 95-it Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25
AMUsrMFsEs.
DICHMOND THEATRE.

DlCHMOND THEATRE.
IL 1853 TwtsTY-FIFTH SEASON. 1882
FRIDAY NIGHT. JANUARY 20, 1883,
Americas Great Comedian, SOL SMITH RUS
SELL, for the last time In POOR RELATION.
Saturday Matinee and Night. bkWlTCHED
MIR. Russell will Introduce his songs and charac-
ter Inn ersonGti0ns.
For three nights. commencing MONDAY.
January 2Sth, FRANK MAYO. sale OF seats
opens SATURDAY, January goth. ia 2o-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25
esocxsusa. As.

T ARGE. SELECT BERF-TONGUES
IL OLD virginia Hams and Nitdling; fsnsss
Hama Breakfast bac9p, ana <moked Beef
Kdaiu, Pineapple. lcaa Ansxc~ aad o'ass
's e s MCCARTHY aArSs~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25

What you gay may be 70. but what want
Is Salvation oil, the great pzIn-destfoyer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25
AuCMirECTs.
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PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS PkEPARED
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