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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
WRGlNlANS IN MILWAUKEE.
They Go to Attend the Northwestern Mu-
fuaI's Meeting.

The Milwaukee Ddily Journal Of July 18th
saws: 4 party of distinguished Nirginians
arrived here to-day as the guests of the
Northwestern Mutual Life-insurance Com
many. of which they are members. They
come partly TO attend the annual meeting
of the compan, and TO see Milwaukee, and
will also make brief tour around the
state. Il. b. Chaftin, one of them, Is a
dairyman, and will spend some time in
Wisconsin, visiting the dairy centres, and
gettinc points for the benefit OF the same
Industry in Virginia. The party includes ::
Thomas Tabh, Hampton; W; IL; White
n r. Chafin, George A. Gibson, L. A.
Gary. J. b. Cary, Richmond; F: ID. John
son. som Lynehburg; A; G; Hqdgins, ]; 9.
Spindle, Culpeper; W. +. Paxton. W. d.
Dance, /. Pritcbett. W. W. Williamson,
Danyille. n
The same paper in its ISSUE Of the e, i1th ,ta
says The regular annual meeting oil the
Acents' Association of the Northwestern
Mutual Life-Insurance Company began yes
terday and viii be continued throughout
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23

A meeting Of the Board of Supervisors
of Henrico was held yesterday at noon at
the county courthouse. This was the first
meeting of the new board. and 1t was eX-
pccted that the county levy for the year
would be laid but such was not the case.
Nor WAS any other business transacted.
Every member WAS present, and when
the body met and proceeded To effect
am organization there were two nomna-
tions for the chairmanship. The names OF
Dr. IL. A. Patterson, chairman of the re-
tiring board, and Harvey B. Goddin, ESQ,
were presented. The ballot resulted tie,
and II being evident that no election could
be held nj this meeting the board adjourn
IL nNnr IL NItur-AN-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
WILLS AND DEEDS.
Papers of This Description Admitted to
Record Yesterday.


The will of Mrs. Elizabeth Il. Perrin was
prOlated yesterday.
The estate is valued at 5000 and is dis
posed of a. follows: Marion Is Ter receives
the house and lot No. l07 Jackson street ;
no. lO9 jackson street is left 10 Andrew l..
TYLER. George c. Tyler il bcqueathed 5000 ;
Miss Lily Davis Hughes receives the house
and lot on Second street between DuNal
and Baker streets. The residue of the
estate is le.t 10 bee divided equally between
Mcssrs. &. w., William D., and John n.
Tyler. and Mrs. Frances l.. Chamberlain,
children of the deceased.
Mr.. G.. W. Tyler qualified as executor.
PROPERTY TEANsTEEs.
John T.J. Melton and wife to Martha V.
Mavo, 40 feet ON the north slde Of y be-
tween Iweuty-unth and IhrtIeth streets,
improved. $1,000.
j. u. Carncal To Lucy Tompkins, 15H feet
on the west side of Harrison between
Leigh and Moore streets, improved 500.
Henry $. Hutzler to ID. j. Carter, 80 feet
on the east side of Church near Holly
street. $500.
feet on the east side Of Plum near Main
street. $1,000.
T.. G. 'rm-lev aud wife 20 Lucy r. Tyler.
30 feet ON Clay street, southeast corner OF
Kinney, ilb.
ITNRICo COUNTY COURT.
Henry G.. Cauuon and John A. McNlinn,
special commissioners. 10 Charles l.. steel,
George a. Haynes. and Charles X. Willis.
trustees for themselves and associates-l lJl
feet ou the north side of Grace, j5l feet on
the south side oi Craze, and 5jl feet on the
north side of irauklln-bcius portion OF
" Allaudale,' ~ $50. 900.
EoMuett it, hampt)r's trustee and
others o. Susan Jones. 3j feet on the west
side of Thrtitth (cNt-Idcd) between Il
aud ) streets, $40.
HUsrINGs COURT or MANCHESTER.
John ". bergman and wife TO William
!. McAlhstcr 30 feet ON south side
buchanan street between Pocahontas and
CoWardin avenue, $3.50.
II. T. Camps trustees 20 L. c. Broaddus,
33 rect or south side Hull street between
Fourteenth ana Fifteenth. $500.
William ]. CloptOn, special commissloner,
10 Rufus Jackson, "a feet ON north side
Thirteenth street. to correct errOrln former
deed.
James J. Faran and Washington Mclean
and their wives 20 ID. J.. Ioney. 80 feet on
Bellevue street, southwest corner COwardln
avenue, >5i0.
Same 10 Mary J. Snelling's trustee, feet
on east side Belle Isle street, corner Stone
wall. $50.
Rufus Jackson and others 10 Walter s.
Gill l03 feet on Thirteenth street, north
west corner Decatur. 81 900
H. {. Priddy 10 John l.. Gardner, 22ls
feet on east side Nineteenth street near
MAury, $500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
ON eRADYs AUTHORITY.
what one of His Personal and Political
Friends Saws.
special telegram % The Dispatch


PrrERsBrBG. Va. July 23 In the Wash
ington Post OF Sunday appears the follow
ing. " Colonel James u. Brady. appointed
collector Of internal revenue for the kich-
mond (Na.) district. is well known as
loader IN the opposition 90 Mahone. aud
Dr. SAID yesterday that he WAS appointed az
an anti-Nshonc man Tho correspondent
of the p1spa'cb inquired of close personal
and political friend of Colonel Brady's N
the foregoing stated the case correctly.
can SAY upon Colonel Bradv's authority
that it does replied this gentleman.
"Tho appointment was made without any
reference 20 or consultation with General
Nlhuur. II was tho Presidents appoint
wcnt. wall Say moreover that
senator Quay urged The President Ia
make the appointment, and that n
WIS determined upon fa.lv three
weeks AGO. II was not therefore.
iu ANY sense the outcome Of the recent
party unncation at Meshington. Tho
reconciliation of party views recently az
rived at through tho medium OF thr Va
tloual Executive Committ"o met with
Colonel BradTs hearty concurrence. rs
that agreement hr proposes lo'ally to
stand. with the full purpose ot an houest
and earnest ondeayor 90 place Virginia iu
the Republican column in NoyomherneXt' -
The Malone people m the city are dcci-
dcd.v dlsgruntled. and consider BmiY's
appointment "a gricyous wrong against
General Nahonc Not even tho appoint
ment Of General S'ifh Boiling as po.tma-
ter appears 10 give them any compcnsat.nS
comfort.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23

RICHMOND, Va, july %, 1889.
TO ne E,hior Of he D,spdl3:
Is there any municipal law in this city
with reference 90 runaway horses ON the
streets? And if so, in whose favor does II
operate?
These questions are suggested by the
quite frequent occasions recently when
runaway horses have been endangering th,
live, and limbs of pedestrians. Docs II
require that citizen shall be- MANNED and
mas te killed before the law becomes Ope-
ralvef Surely not Surely the law On
there be sgchl Is both punitive and pre-
vrptivr. # moi ~ ul Soon bee that oui
streets VIII not be safe enough for ou
families % walk. especially children.
Yours respectfully.
WALTER Il. HIGHAM.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
AMan with a Broken leg

Last night Officer Jake Lange found a
colored man in an old stable IN the rear OF
Lipscomh's whcelwright-shop, on Cary
street near Seventh He had one leg
broken. and claims that the accident hap
poued 10 him on the Norfolk ana Western
road near Roanoke, where he was EN-
ployod.
lie gave his name as George Williams
and said his homo was IN Richmond before
the almshou-o.
The railroad people. he said, had his
broken limb attended 10 and gave him a
pass home. and upon reaching the city he
tried 10 get 10 the house of a friend, hui
broke down and went into the old house
and cried for assistance until his voice Fas
heard by tho nnlIcemnn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23

,;xe,, ao a Are you bilious? Do you suhcl
from from iaundiceg Has your complexion IN.
sictlv Yellow tinge9 The blood ~ us pas p-
sage Though the liver does not iqralsn al,, 'ne
healthy action which should result ln,d lf9m ~,
The impurities are stGpPsSS S;pPrSsyed sia condition. S
w ,io ILL Iii nyoduce serious results TO your
Nmaaltb Nth nnlsss YOU take Browns Iron Blt,
,ers ~ once. il will cure your hiliousn.ess
and isnndice, aud incite to healthy ac1on
the sluggish LIVER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
Chamber of Commerce Committee.

I'm accordance with the order of the
Chamber made at ats last meeting First
Vice President George l.. Christian has
added ten members 10 the special commit
tee heretofore appointed 10 report upon
hayiuga banquet and general mectlngof the
Chamber. and the committees now constl-
tutod consists of the following fifteen gem
tlemcn: j. II. Whittl, R. II. Wmtlock,
Thomas Christian. NJ. A. Allen a. A. Allen
a. Brother). john w. Gordon, Thomas +.
.JeAress (Allcu a Ginter). George ID. Rand,
Henry Bodcker. T.. G.. Leigh. Jr.. John H..
Cooke. n. T. Cofcr, Thomas Ponde1ter,
Frank J.. Montague, X. G. Morton, and ID.
G.. Richardson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23

Washington Notes.

WASHINGTON, July 22.-'fhe board Of OH
GERS detailed to conduct the official trial OF
the gunboat Petrol Saturday-the second
official trial test--wiil recommend TO Secre-
tarv Tracy that third trial be had. The
trial Saturday was failure, due wholly TO
the inexperience Of some and the fatigue
OF Others Of the firemen. the consequence
being that vessel was unable to keep up
the forced dranght desired. Some Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23

Clay Bird n colored man. was assaulted
Yesterday evening near the corner of
Broad street and Jail alley. He was quite
badly beaten and was taken 10 his home,
BIG north Twelfth street.
The assMlants were some half a dozen
white men who had been out Of the city
on An excursion and were considerably I'm
der the influence 0f liquor.
The police were investigating the matter
last night, and 1t IS likely that several ar
rests will be- made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
rho Chnmninn Swimmer.

Captain l.. u. Blondcll. the swimmer,
had a yery large crowd 20 sce him start on
the swim SUNDAY afternoon. he was ac-
compamed down the river from the W.
rinla Clubs boat-house TO Warwick Park
by some local swimmers.
The crowd that followed ON the gondola
was SO small that Captain Blondell con-
cluded not to give am exhibition Yesterday
evening. lie VIII swim to-day at the Llks's
pic-nlc at Providence Forge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
The Oid story.
IL. t.L.-.... =. III. Il .LI--.

~ THT"ETNI- n nv y -TFT "
Coyroroy. GA. Julr 21 last night
about dark Dan Malone. % negro twenty
tN0 year, OF age. attempted tom lult t
respectable Hh.c Woman. iir d.. .An.l
Skinner. living -lX ml~ irum toynet.p.
Her screams brought assistance, hu- the
negro escaped subsequently he Wns
captured aud identued and confessed ne
guilt. This morning as he was beng
hrou,ht o. toHn he vas ta6'u from th"
officer, hy sixty masked men aud hung
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
Nisat Shoes.

We must have cash, and 10 get cash we
will sell for - per pair 2O0 pair Of French
Calf Handmade Shoes. which we made %
order from $3.50 TO so per pair. Come
carly and secure your choice before the as
sortment is broken. W. u. DREW.
Shoe Manufacture.
500 Main street. corner Eighth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
riremcnto visit Richmond.

committee from the volunteer fremen
of Poughkcepsie, \. y, were m the city
Yesterday making arrangements 90 visit
Richmond with the association next Octo-
her. one of the gentlemen IN company
with Chief Puller, of the Richmond FIRE
Department. called on Mayor l.llyson to
invite HIM 10 make an address OF welcome
10 the visitors on the occasion. Inc May or
accepted the invitation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
snifs Insfilnfed.

The following suits were instituted yes
terdav in the City Circuit Court
Mary Ann Johnson Is. The Richmond
Union Passenger Railway Company for
s., 600.
George f. Pickett rs. Manning G. Staples
4 Co. Tor $500
No declaration was filed in either Of
these cases. The former Is an action for
DAMAGES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
Tho Prisoner Marvin.

Marvin has been at his old trick Of
writing letters and having them e"ked
ont of the pcnlteuuarv and addressed To
officials here with the view OF exciting
sympathy for the condition which his
crimes have brought upon him. liis latest
came through the mails from Ohio. lie
was sentenced IN July, 1851 for ten years
and Will not have very much longer TO
serve If he gets the allowance made for
good conduct.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
c. C.F.TAYL0R ELECTED
HslS TO &C. rHE FIRE COMMISSIONER
FROM MADISON WARD.
A long Contest Endcd- Frocccdings Of
thc Joiui Session Yesterday
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
Run Over and Killed.

About o'clock this morning whito
man about forty wears of age was run over
and killed 10y freight car at the corner Of
Union and Grace streets. He WAS horribly
mangled. lie appears to be a stranger,
and the impression among employees OF
the railroad Is that he was in one of the
freight-cars asleep and rolled out and was
run over by one of the cars being shifted
at the time. The Coroner has been moth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23

Postmaster Cullngworth expects TO re
+,,,,, to Tie pcst-ofiicc on Main street on
Satnriav and the office VIII be reopened IN
The Govcrnment building, theold location
An box-holders who have not gotten the
tc,,s for their new boxes should apply Tor
them 40 once. III. 80, Nro;,
10 have the post-oiice back on Malu
street will be a cause for puohc reJo'oIus'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
IN Ne Enlor ofMe D.nn.ch :

believe the solution Of the gas problem
is to make ga, ont of slack coal by the new
process. jackson. M. Is furnished thus at
90 cents per 1000 and the owners of the
process Will furnish plant capable Of sup
plying large city at - cents per 1000, by
making more gas at a cheaper pro rdi1.
Slack coal IS cheap. and there lies the sOlu-
ton. WILLIAM a. MILLEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
RAlElGh'S INDIGNATION.
Mass Meeting 10 Denouncc tho Verdict in
the Gri~~om Csse.
Special toIog-rm n 10 DI7Da'Ih-

wv ~ v ~ - - ~ ''''
RNEgH. y c.. July 3 4 large number
of ciu1eus mrt u Metropolitan Hall Co.
night and expressed in vigorous terms
their Indignation 40 the verdict of Tho
Board of Director. of The Insane Asylum n
the Grissom case. While the attendance
was large 10 WAS shown that tho object of
the meeting Was not generally known anl
the meeting Was turned into "a preliminary
one t0r great indignation meeting to-
morrow night. committee of prominent
ciulens Wa appointed to draft rrsul1' IONS
of Indignation and report at the meeting
tl-mnrrDw rIrlt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23

j An Old NiNSE.--dkS. Nih-iOW
sOOTBlNO-sIkUP Is the prescription ~ oaept
tho best fomaio pEyss'iaus aud nurses in ths
Tnited states. aud has hcon Isoi for forty years
with neyer-fsiiiug safety and succoss by millions
Of mothers and children. from the feeble ininni
of one week Old ~ no ,sdulL o. cOrreoD sidiiJ
of fthssioma.n. relieves wnd-oole, regulates mo
bowels anil gtsos resi-. health. and 'Dmfoft -
mother and chiid. We Dcllsyeit mo besf AM
stre,t remedy IN ths woriiln AL cases oi Dyssn-
terry ana Diarrsfcna 90 children. whether aIt.ink
from tsething or fran any otner cause. tuil
directions fJ using VIII accompany each ootila
None genuine unless ale JIr slrlile oi CJktlS
s. PERKINS = On the o-listie wrapper Sold -
al Aedlcine-Dsa.srA -5cents Doltis.
fa q eof
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
Mr.. William Bass; Torchlight, bv Mr.. Pu-
sav. and Vivid. Lv Mr. Mlke Bergen.

otF : HHU 'IFIuf " MI HIINU DVI 5VII'
Rev. DR.. HOge was at Narragansett Pier
last week, and this week will go TO New
port.
1t is the purpose Of the Chamber Of Com
merce 10 SECURE large rooms, II possible,
on the second floor of some centrally-lO-
Gated building and open there, in connec-
ton with its general work, a reading-room
and rendezvous for It's members. Mr.. b.
T. Johnson is the chairman of the CON-
mittee which has this matter in charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
civ Committee.

Tho Citv Democratic Committee Will
1T il, he Circuit Court room tonight at
SIS o'clock. c......,,.;,,, ora
,ol',eesr rr' rd To- report the names Of their al
teTnates at this meeting SO that the secre-
tsrv can prepare hst and make out the
..ra,laptialS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
Sellinc Idnnor ON snndn.

Justice Crutchfield yesterday issued q
summons for Henry Hoffman 10 appear be-
tore him and show cause. If any he can.
why he should not be fined for violating
the city ordinances by keeping his bar
room open and selling liquor ON Sunday,
,lulv Dist
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
Th.y resisted the Omccrs.

In the Hastings Court yesterday William William
OiDwver' charged with resisting Policeman
Robinson, was found guilty and hned nc. GU ~
William Ii. Richardson. charged with re, re,
sistine and assaulting Officer PoiuauA' was
iailed for one day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23

j. B. IREE, Superintendent.
The following are the Western Union
Offices in this city referred to in Mr.. Trees
letter:
Davenport & Morris, Charles Davis, ope-
ratOr.
Bvrd-Street passenser-room, Miss Ida W..
Donnally. operator.
Thirteenth and Main street Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23

"swIFT's SPECIFIC Is Eresf blessing o. tl-
mauity, says Nr T.. 4. Gordon, of ~ brosi
street. Nashville, Tenn, for lt cured mo or
rheumatism ~ worry bah type, With Wl.cl
hsi been trouolei FOR thfoo or four yoars. -.
cured ms after 1 bAi exhausted eysry' .nf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria

An order was received yesterday by DR..
Galesl from an oculist III Lynn, Mass, for
various special glasses. This is probably
the first time that northern oculists have
patronized the south for commodities Of
fLls desrrlntInn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

Mr.. j. X GEISsrEAD, Sonora, KY, says: Ny
children have sometimes bad boils aud other
signs OF blood impurities, with loss OF appetite,
&c, at which times have found swifts spe-
cinc most successful remedy. IN no instance
failing TO effect speedy and permanent cure
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23

Pimples. boils. and other humors are
liable 10 appear when the blood gets
heated. To cure them take Hoods Sarsa-
parilla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
our PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Monthly Meeting of tho board Held Last
Nt~bf

Monthly Meeting OF tho Board Hold Last
Night
THO regular meeting of the City School
V,lrJ MAS held az The Richmond High
h.hopl Ne-tcr az afternoon 40 D O'Clock.
Present. Hon j Taylor Ellyson (Char-
-..uI Hon William Lovensteln, T.. d.
rt.r.r. s. T.. Phillips. William NJ lurpiu,
r Wiley Davis. j. g. DlckcrSon James III.
Clpers and d. r. Strlttons William f..
Iuz. superintendent, Charles L. kady,
clerk and supervisor.
srrEmSIRN DrNI's EIroRT.
Tho superintendent submitted very
frru.rt4ut and interesting report ON night
schools ou Paumansilp, ou the coioitd
r r-nll school. ou vocal music, and draw
I....r Che schools and other matters Of IN
+.-..-t ID. th. schools. all OF which WAS re
r-oI to the Committee on teachers anu
Schools.
FINANCES or THE BOARD.
Th. finances of the board were reported
OH II ifr lNycr-teiu, chairman of the m
nance Committee. and 10 wa. found neces-
t.r. tlu-a thr Council for an additional
hl.r.pIafiun. a. only two thirds OF the
.r .r1t asked Cor for general expenses by
f board Was Gwen at thc beginning OF
81. l.-.
rl0otE CuooiS
The board decided 10 make the colored
school. ou Moore street "a 9cparate oreani-
z..an. aul elected Air. Hclbert /. Cox
rrncIpl These school, Wlil be known as
Brooke schools.
COAL AND woon.
Th- contract for coal and wood was
awarded fo Mcsr. trump & West, IN dc-
c.rIlrcc wish the advert ~emeut
After tls transaction OF regular routine
lu .o.e lnt board adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
The Governor BACK

Governor Lee returned on the fast mail
yesterday from Washington, where he went
ON Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23

just received direct from tho spring = frosh
supply ~ no Virginia lirUmlno aui Arsenic
" alor. which W. .ou by the botta or clse.
Goods delivered FREQ iu any psri of mo city.
HAKKsos & PIgHcE, Druggist
corner Broad ami f0ushcs streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23
AUCTION sALEs TINS DAY.

l. THOMPSON BROWN & Co. 6P NJ. building
lot on ~. joan street between Baker and
Charity streets.
J. II. VALENTINE. i0s A. NJ, furniture Sat
mlsc~ilanoous Articles.
GROOMs & MOBILES. 1 p. NJ. melons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23

This has been notably true in the case OF
cN-Congressmau John Nichols of NORTH
Carolina. who has Just been hidden away
in the great Treasury building ~ chief OF
the mailing division. just think ot this
former constituents in North Carolina, of q
man whom yOu sent here 20 b" q Statesman
But few months ago Won Vainlv I'M
agined that your former Congressman Wa
going 10 be Public Printer. with nearly two
thousand men and women employed b.,
him: with good places 90 bestow and no
civil-service humhug around ms shop e.
give him an excuse for not turning out the
hundreds of Democrats working m that
vast establishment Instead Of the mighty
man you expected hun 10 be under the
Harrison Administration you North Caro-
lima Republicans find HIM stuck away m
the Treasury cellar with no places to award
and only enough money g. huy bread aud
meat and pay his living expenses. II Wa
no real fault of your beloved John. NJ
lie happened 10 come from the wrong part
of the country. and his rival for Public
Printer had served i'm the war with his
Luckincss the present Chief Executive OF
the nation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23

Besuti'ul Photographs -lo"esI prices fEs
GALLERr. Tenth and NAin strootf sitcArd mo
iographs. 50c ono dolen cabireis, fitL
C0piss from old pictIres beautifully hken,
AMI a. low prices. Agents wsatsi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23

So woiLreVa plated household should be without
bottle OF tsGo,gCnA Bu~rrEs, tne worii-ro-
powned appetizer sul inygofator beware o.
couatorfeits. ASK for tho gonIino article, msnu-
faclurod ~ Ur. y. -. b. sieger- sous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23

When Baby was sick we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child she cried for Castoris.
Whom she became Miss. she chung TO Castoria
When she had Children, she gave them cAs'0r'A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-23

Braln-worksrs will regain increased mental
power bY taking DR.. Henlaya Celery, Beef, and