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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26
The February 81. Nicholas. 1890.

No patriotic American should miss the
leading article in the February ~ N'cho'os.
IL il " The Story of the Great Storm ~
Samoa.n retold by John z. Dunning, cor
respondent at Samoa for the Associated
Press when the great disaster occurred.
"A Wonderful Pairof Slippers" is cor
respondence between Mark Twain and Ill
sic Leslie concerning u testimonial con-
.tructed for the little actress by MIR. Gle
mems and Mr.. Gillette. The humor OF the
letters is not exceeded by the originality
of the slippers.
Another strong and well-illustrated pa
per is Walter Camps football article. Tor
which some unusually excellent instanta-
ncous photographs have been repro
duced.
In 1.-Two WAYS of Having a Good Time"
Frances L. Willard draws on instructive
parallel and suggests a shrewd lesson ov
| showing that lit is better TO make lutte
90 great way than O great deal go iittle
way in the amusement of Young or old.
1.-THE Launching of 4 War-Ship," by >.
! o. Davidson, is a short and clever skstcn
with pen and brush, describing the chris
tening day of one of our new cruisers. Ju-
/ ian Ralph writes of "Old Chief Crowtoot. !.
( an Indian who still retained some traces Oh
CooperaL romance.
/ Nora Perry sshort serial, May Bartletts
| Stepmother." ends in this number, and Mt.
Stoddards serial, Crowded Out o Gro
field" is continued IN brigh and attractive
style. ,,
| ceptionally rich. There are poems ny
! Edith NJ. Thomas, Mrs. Piatt. Miss Eweil,
Laura L. Richards, and many Others.
J The departments are full of little nuggets
well worth delving for. and throughout
! the number pictures are as thick and as
welcome as plums in pudding.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26
QUARTER CENTURY SERVICE.
President Clarke Rewards Veteran Belle
Isle Employees.

At tho Old Dominion IRON and Nail
Works on Belle Isle, yesterday afternoon,
after fine usual paying of wages the presl-
dent of the company called into the super
intendent's Office ten of the employees and
presented each with handsome gold
medal.
Belle Isle for many years-twenty-hve
wears being the mlnimum-for whlch
medal was presented.
The presentation remarks were made very
handsomely indeed by Mr.. Clarke and
there was an impromptu reply on Denaii OF
tho recipients by Mr.. Frederick A. Lamb.
during which several eyes were filed with
tears as memories of thepast were revived.
After the presentation-which was an en-
tire surprise to the medalists-a lunch was
spread. re-. e
The enorayor's art and each bears the reel
pient's name and years OF service. =,
They were the private donation OF MI:
Clarke in recognition of the services or
the men who receive them. Their names
and length of continuous service at Belle
Isle are as follows:
Douglas Baird. fifty lone years; John d..
Baird. twenty-five years; james NJ; Con-
way. thirty-five years Jacob w. roster,
thirty wears; John W. Foster, twenty
eight years; William d. Craig, twenty
eight Years: John 4. Dowdy, thirty:two
years Richard Parsons (colored), thirty
eight years, and Harvey Lamb (colored),
twenty five years. .u.-
Theirs are several other employees of this
company who will complete their quarter
century during this year. and who also will
receive similar medals should they con-
tinue with the company till next January.
There are few if any companies IN this
country who can show so many able-bodled,
efficient men with such long terms OF con-
tinuous service.
II ia one of the most valuable enterprises
ever established in our midst, and it never
had chief who showed more progressive
ness and energy than President Clarke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26
Astonislied.

Tho world WAS astonishei q. the manlfes..'io,
Of love aud admiration that lay deep GoTn n
the hearts Of tho southern people Tor thelr ~,
leador, Hon. Jefferson Davis. Though she cas's
was long since Lost. and they sccops in good 'a'A
the new order Of things, their love for TITS gre,i
man was none the less sincere. aud The over.
wheiming demonstrations shown On every hal
speak ecquently indeed tie sentiments o. mil.
lions Of our bes, people. Mary nov all be 8 4
OF tho opportunity to getiho Memorial Volume.
giving a sketch OF his career and The }" Wore :
Tribute to Ills Memory" d. Jones, " tho 1g' =
ing chaplain," the author Of THIS sressand popl.
lar book, shares the royalty with Mrs.. usrN
Tho publishers, 3. r. JOHNSON CO.. Richmoai,
Va, desire to place 1t in the hsnda Of egeF' fam
lily throughout the land. Write taem FOR pa
tauiars
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26
4 FREE FIGHT.
,eAIe FEMALES HURL BOWL, PITCH
60 AND LAMP AT EACH OTHER.
v..u-.n Bsiie-Isie Employees Rewarded
.,other Electric Road to he Built
other Local Matters.

I'M. only important case before Tho
p.,;cs Court yesterday morning was that
- Magic Green, charged with feloniously
- lifting and wounding Sarah Cook with in
.snt 70 kill. and Sarah Cook, charged with
sss.ultiug and beating Maggie Green.
rhese two young colored women live at
he house Of Lizzie Allen, on Franklin
trset between Thirteenth and Fourteenth,
ID Il was here that the trouble occurred
Friday evening.
sARAH's STORY.
Sarah Cook said that they began to fuss
.hout a fire. She went home Friday eve
ZINC and seeing q fire in Maggie's room and
hnnwing that Maggie did not have any
nosl thought that she had used her
1Sarah's) coal and she charged her with
ha ving taken her coal. A quarrel ensued
nnd Maggie threw bowl, striking her on
she arm. She (Sarah) retaliated by
striking Maggie with a pitcher, then re.
marked, Now we are even." and went
into her room and laid on the bed. While
sbe was on the bed Maggie came in and
threw o lighted lamp at her, striking her
was sewed up. After striking her with the
u.
THE OTHER SIDE.
Naopie took the stand and testified that
Sarah threw the lamp at her first then
.he took the lamp and threw 1t at Sarah
Dnring the fight Sarah threw pitcher ano
howl at her, cutting her head.
Dr. @. w. =. Brock testified that he ex
amined the wounds; found Sarah. Coot
with two wounds on the side of the head
one Of them extended to the bone, and I
renuired sewing up. The other woman
also had wound on her head. He did moi
consider the wounds dangerous.
Maggie and Sarah were sent on to the
grand jury.
OTHER CASES. ~
Stirling C. Bryant was fined $40 TO-
cursing and abusing Isaac Schwartz on al
electric car while in the discharge OF hi
Mary Mantley (colored) was jailed TO
sixty days for stealing dress, valued a
"a, the property Of Amanda Johnson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26
THE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
Chosen Friends Oflcers InstaIled-Per-
sonal and Other Items.

Chosen Friends Officers InstaIled-Per-
sonaI and Other Items.
The following officers of Ruth Council.
No. 3. Order of Chosen Friends. of this
CITY. have been installed by Mr.. George Q.
Fly, past commander: q. Il. Atkinson,
councillor; G. W. Payne. vice-councillor
William i. Lipscomb, secretary; George
w. Toby. treasurer; II. Q. Traylers pre-
late; q. q. Ely, Marshal; William Whit
worth, warden; l.. r. Ellis, guard; X: ID.
Bailey, sentry; G.. Q. Ely, J.. X, Ellis, John
OBrien, trustees; George w. LongWoftn.
past commander.
After the business Of thelodge the entire
membership present were invited TO par
take of q fine lunch served in the lower
hall. This lodge is in first-class condition.
1t meets the second and fourth Wednesday
in each month.
Mr.. Thomas Hatcher and bride (nee Hall
entertained a number of their friends Fri
day night at their home IN Chesterfield,
near Drewry's Bluff. About twenty young
ladies and gentlemen from this city went
down in large bus. and it was nearly
daybreak when the merry company adj
journed.
1t is understood that q bill is to be in
troduced in the General Assembly In few
days to allow the City Councils OF Rich
mond and Manchester to purchase Mayo's
bridge when they see fit TO do so.
A meeting will be held at Odd-Fellows'
Hall. Eighth and Hull streets, tomorrow
night under the auspices of the Junior
Order Of United American Mechanics "a
take into consideration the question of or
ganizing new council of that order IN
Manchester.
Miss Annie Rockenbach, who has been
visiting Miss Eva Dornin, of this city, re-
turned to her home ID Lynchburg Friday.
A special jury from Chesterfield is being
summoned to try the case of George w.
Mann against the city of Manchester,
which comes up in the Hastings Court
next Wednesday.
Mrs. Minerva Wills, aunt of Mr.. William
Cox, of this city, and of Mrs. Il. NJ. Logan,
of Richmond, is i'll at the residence OF
General Logan. 500 west Franklin street.
The electric-light and telephone poles In
this city are being nicely painted, the
Council having recently passed an ordi'
nance requiring that this should be done
The case of fuckers administrator Us,
the city of Manchester has been postponed
until the next term of the Hastings Court
City-Treasurer J. w. Bronaugh Is kept al
home in consequence of sickness.
Hon. Thomas Davis, member of the
House of Delegates from this district. was
in the city yesterday.
The Hastings Court was not in session
Yesterday. but will be tomorrow.
The bill that has just passed the Genera
Assembly amending the charter of thu
Midlothian, Manchester and Richmond
Railroad and Mining Company gives the
company five years from April. 1889, II
which to build its road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26

locate. construct, equip, and operssss, g =
electric Sslys.y c g sSmona Or MsncIss
Tor A and running through the streets 10, 9.
said cities. Or either Of them and q r sns
tho cifv OF Petersburg, az may hereaftsr ~
J iae RIM by the stockholders and direc-
tors Of the Riehmond MANCHESTER asrS ana pro- ro
v;ded tie consent of the Councils OF sai9
cities shall be obtained for the use Oh sa''
streets. -, -. -;~;,eca 70
econire land along its route not TO exceeu
1000 acres. The bill will provide snn ~
dummy engines and cars may DC uJea a..
lieu of electric-cars at any time tns W.
rectors may determine. .,ap
The capital stock shall not be less t noa
600 900. and may be increased 70 So'V'o'-
600. J., ora vear
Work is to be commenced IN one year
and finished in three years. ,sna
The chief Office may 90 IN hi s,i hars'
Manchester, or Petersburg. as snan n'a'-
after be determined upon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26
co,or., Carr,ngton,s Funeral.

The funeral of Colonel Joseph l. Car-
rinpton will take place from st. faufs
church tomorrow at IL o'clock M; ,,a,,-
The following will be the. active pa1r,-
bearers: Messrs. Otway S. Allen. z. II :.
D H H. Clay ChamblIn, He9ry'L, ;. Ca
bell. Allen Y. Stokes. William II; ALISON h,
Conway 4. Sands, and George A. LatnTo p
The honorary pall-bearers WHO, VIII eonsI d
Hill Hi Alexander Cameron. John Bowers,
Thomas i Potts, b. W: Richardson, !. Aston AZ to-
caSeli, Dr.. O. 4. crenshay' =; T. Eak &c,
DR.. Edward Mcclure, DE- ;. Grat pant os-
bell. DR.. Hunter Mcclure, Thomas Booker,
John q Shafer. John II. Barksdale, John
Howard. ]. Hoge TYLER. Il. Taylor Scott, r.
C. Venable. A. s. Buford, and 5. W. Vena-
BILE, of Petersburg. -;,l
Rev. DR.. Charles Minnigerode, VINO va -
conduct the services, Will 10 the gue'' -
the Exchange Hotel; ,;,v
The interment viii be made in the famiy
section at Hollywood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26
The Rev. Mr.. sturgis and tho Late Decfsien
OF the Ministers.
RICHMOND, January Is. 1890.

RICHMOND, January 70, loSVs
To Ge Editor Of he Dispatch:
take il for granted that all good people
In and out of the Church have found reiief
in reading the last card of the ministers, be-
fore whom the case Of Rev. Mr.. Sturgis was
finally determined. >
Mental disease is often radically cured. l
knew minister in a sister church years
ago. who was cured Of maniacal insanity.
and lead long and useful life to its close.
All will join me. doubt not, in the hope
and prayer that such happy result may
come to Mr.. Sturgis and his family. -,
The hope of the Church and OF the worid
rests upon holy ministry and priesthood
THE LETTER
contains unmistakable internal evidence
of perturbed and disordered BRAIN.
There IL abundant evidence besides this TO
Justify the last decision OF the ecciesiasti-
cal court.
Mr. Sturgis's early life was ono OF hard
ship and toll. and the place he won IN tho
confidence Of the Church was well merlted.
as can be proved to the satisfaction OF any
reasonable man.
/ take the liberty of writing this letter
without the suggestion of any one, and
hope the reader may find the same satisfac-
ton in reading it that | find in subscribing
myself, very respectfully,
W. W. PARKER, NJ. ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26
a Clean Sweep.

Monday end Tuesday will sell all that
is left of those odds and ends
Boys Shoes, IL to l315, 50 cents
Boys Shoes, l to 81, 81.
Ladies' Button Boots, s1.50-all our 81,
$3.50, SO. and $3.50 goods.
Gentlemens Caters damaged goods),
81 .5O-all were Sc, 81. and So.
Gentlemen's Caters and Button Boots,
81. so lin good order)-S7, sc, and - goods;
All the Patent feathers go at $3.50. and
a lot of So Congress Caters for SLID
oood-no exchange. j. A. GRIGo,
'OO Pace Block,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26
AucrInN sALEs MONDAY

FRANK d. HILL q CO., con'ecilon,res. eAn.
dies canned goods. fruits. a., 81 hii eN'
Main street
CHEWING & ROSE. A. p. ~, house ani 20
No. 5li west Leigh street.
GEORGE W. MAYO, 1917 A. e., eiminhtAiofs
sale Of q complete talicrs oti1-
WILLIAM JENKINS & sON. I.5J T. ", -
nanss, apples. and lemons.
Joseph b. DAVIS, 1917 4. a., uncallsi tof ilr
niture az 10. lif1 east Nam street
TUNSICLIFFE & CO.. 10 A. NJ, nos and .ecor >
hand furniture.
FOX & RIDER, l22D 2. VI. oranges sni ooie@
GEORGE W. MAYO. 1890 A. ~, furniture, ea'-
pets, desks, stoves, sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26
POpular Songs.

"Wav Down South" by Leo ?. Wheat,
has had such q successful sale that tho
publishers. Messrs Walter d. Moses u Co.,
zoos Main street, have Just gotten out Sc
cond edition, with new title page. An
other popular song. by the same composer,
is my Little Sweetheart's Letter" which
is sung nightly by ten minstrel companies.
Mr.. Wheat's style of song-writlng is sim:
pie, plaintive, and catchy. The price OF OF
each is 40 cents. but the publishers Will
send both on receipt of 60 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26

change.
Please note tho following additions "a
our list OF subscribers:
ia. DR.. John /. Boswell.
525. Louis Rawlings.
SIS. Old Dominion Phonogrsph Com.
pany.
545. Saunders 4 Stayrnan.
74j. james II. Crenshaw.
827. j. X. Hudson.
S38. Mrs. Il. II. Newheiser.
s39. Irving J.. Beveridge.
$40. Mrs. b. Browns Homemade Bread
Bakery.
sil. Richmond Lubricant and Mica Com.
pany.
$40. Giles b. Jackson.
$40. Il. +. johnson 4 Co.
s44. Wartendykc Manufacturing Com.
pany.
s45. Durham Fcrtilinng Company.
SIC. g. A. Walton Il Brother.
sos. William II. Scott (Toll-Station).
905. Blair Pharmacy (Toll-Stationl.
X. l.. WEsr. Assistant Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26
InataIlation of Officers.

cd AT the I Ne ge order Of Chosen Friends
the following officers were installed Past
CouncilIor. N. J. Moore; Chief Councillor,
Iouis Rich: Vice-Councillor, T.. II. boil
ton Secretary. Charles Clinely; Treasurer,
Marshal. George woodall; Warden. wli;
liam Sheppard; Guard. e. NJ. Sykes anu
Sentry John Hay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded Yesterday In Richmond
and Henrico.

OccQb AscCOIuNa AtosoAosv 49, ~sA~AAAsSAe
and Henrico.
The following deeds were recorded yes
terday in the Office of the clerk Of the
Chancery Court of Richmond:
Thomas Green and Others to Melsenia s.
Smith. wife of J. II. Smith, 2911 feet Oh
Twenty-ninth near p. improved, $3.50.
o. G.. Kean, special commissioners, TO Ann
NJ. Kean, 80 feet on east side of College
near Broad, improved, $2,063:5S.
Henry Il. Shomburg to Eliza b. Shom.
burg, 80 feet on on south side of Clay near
Bowe, improved, S..
HESErco COUNTY COURT.
Thomas Moore and wife to James d.
Scott, 81 feet on south side OF Jay neal
Mechanicsville turnpike, $50.
Jefferson Powers and wife to Maggie E.
Garrett, wife of Benjamin II. Garrett,
ncres on south side of Newport News and
Mississippi Valley railroad. about three
miles east of Richmond, $50.
William and Elizabeth Lambert's heirs
to A. k. Courtney, four ffths interest in
l2l1 acres on Deep-Run turnpike, five
miles from Richmond, 500.
Lease John Lindsay. Jr.. to W. w. Cur.
RE, lease of certain personally at 81 pei
month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26
ELECTRIC ROAD TO PETERSBURG.
A Bill to BE introduced to Charter Com
pany to Build Such n Road.

It is understood that Mr.. Davis, OF
Chesterfield. will soon intronuce bill in
thr House of Delegate to incorporate the
Richmond, Manchester and Petersburg
Railway Company.
The corporators are Augustine Royal. NJ.
A. Cogbifl. 7. J. Cheatham. Leonidas
Wells. William NJ. Robinson, A. j. Bradley,
II. c. Bcattie, George F.. Gary. James +.
II. b. Taylor. W. w. Baker. Ben. 2. Owen,
Jr., George Mason, K. W. Traylor. Edward
p. Rose, c. II. Cuykendall. J: J. .Quantz,
Pyle 81 DeHaven. Ferdinand Schwenck,
Ashton Starke. L. T. Brown, w. l.. Flem-
ing, and Horace f. Grosh.
The bill will empower the company to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26

The only city ever started Ia tho United
States with rs large wOrks GUAgASIrlD ~
the company.
Remember the opening day. Febrnafyl2,
1890. Get special cOpe, Cd. the Baltimore
MqirIdcbr9's Record from Archibald Hen
derson. EXCHANGE iIOtol.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26
snnyenir of tho Ball.

A pretty souvenir has been gotten up by
Mr.. Thomas Boiling and Dir. John Mallory
and illustrated by Mr. W. l.. Sheppard: II
is the order of entertainment OF the Colo
NAL Ball with names OF the Executive Com
mittee. A. p. V. A. Reception Committee,
Floor Committee, and minuet dancers. 1t
will be for sale at West Il Johnston's on
Tuesday morning. January 18th. at % cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26
We Reckon

on increased sales this year for orr mi
stock of what best suits artists for deco.
rating. painting, and tor drawing. 10 bea,
us in quality. prices. and ideas IN ar,,i.ts
State. Sol. J. Binswanger, 2l5 cast Broad
street, paint-dealer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26
For the Colonial Rall.

The first importation of Flowers. 'Wreaths',
Montures. and Sprays, suitable for garni--
ture, decorations, &C.. for the Colonial
Ball, has been received by Kaufman x
/ Co, Fourth and Broad streets: There IS a
/ great variety of colors and styles IN thel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26
Constable Brothers.
40 vaq-. ppo.n crnrst.r

are selling all their winter underwesr-
shirts and drawers-at cost. A NV d,
those elegant nGtuTal-wool goods left. n,
Sl.25 each--they were sold for -. IA
will pay you TO buy now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26

The first Importation of Flowers, Wreaths..
Montures. and Sprays, suitable for garni-
ture, decorations, &c. for the Colonial
Ball, has been received by Kaufman "
Co., Fourth and Broad streets: There IS a
great variety Of colors and STYLES IN thelot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26
PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY.
An Impressive and Interesting ceremony
at the Jewish Temple.
Mr. and Mira. Myer Cohen,

Mr.. AMI Mira. Myer Cohen,
request your presence
a. the Bar MtZre OF their son,
Lewis &,
saturday, January q, 1880,
1850 A. NJ.
Beth Ahaba Synagogue.
Responsive to the above invitation quite
LARGE audience assembled at the temple
Yesterday morning to witness the impress
siye and interesting ceremony of a Hebrew
youth, who, having reached the age OF
thirteen, publicly acknowledged his per,
man.
Rev. DIR. Harris conducted the exercises,
and nj their conclusion the family and q
few intimate friends and relatives repaired
to the home OF Mr.. Cohen, Mt 500 north
Ninth street. where the guests were plea.
sanity entertained and the youth received
the good wishes of friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26

Families who uso oil should keep IN m'nn 'na'
,he light and dangerous proiaci' oi peHo'on"
will .ften give a clear ani tr.ilnhs hsh', u''I
should also remember thata better hsh'h 'ui'
nisned by PRArT's ASTRAL Oh A. W'hlns A.
ditional cost with the advantage o' A'soia''
safety.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26

Mr.. r. ]. IAnkenau, student Of theology
from tho Lutheran Seminary Of Spring
Geld, Ill, at present lsboring IS missions
ary among the colored people at Mche:rin,
Va. Is in the city, the guest OF Rev. y. ..
Oe6lschlaeger, and will preach at the Eng
l;sh service in Bethlehem church tonight.
Monday night he will be entertained by
the Young Mems Society OF Bethlehem
church at Mr.. 4. 0. Lohman's, on Third
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26
GIaves for the Rail.

Ladies who expect to go to the Colonial
Ball will want pair Of our twenty button
length undressed Suede gloves. We have
them in colors and black and white IN
abundance. kAUFMASN u Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26

PoND's EXTRACT. tho most potent cufa-
tive agent known for Pains. Aches, a. 4
Injured. Let those who have never used (:
inquire concerning Its virtues.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26

The Chief OF Police is in receipt OF .
law in Lawnderboro', Ala, making sin-
quiries as to the death of Mrs. Camilla
Simms, which is supposed 70 have occurred
in this city in 1874. The establishment OF
the death Of this lady is q material point
in law suit now pending in Alabama The
records Of the Board of Health here show
no such death or burial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26
Clnxes fnr thu RaII-

Ladies who expect to go to the Colonial
Ball will want pair Of our twenty-hutton
length undressed Suede gloves. We have
them in colors and black and white IN
abundance. KAUFMAN 4 Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26

For this terrible disease tass pisin syrup q
Pure Plne lar, Horchound, and Wild Cherry"
Or. Dayid's Cough syrup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26

simmons Liver Regulator IL most ereeiisn.
spperizing tonic-sAHuEL :. PEs1z, ChsPAa
20 Bishop Of North California
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26
Richmond College.

Professor Puryear will deliver 4 paAli,
lecture i'm The college chapel Tnestav
night. January 2sth, at s O'clock. sub,e,,
Carbon Dioxide.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26

The Kodak and other Detective Cameras
loaded with sensitive films. Cameras and
photograph stock generally. Chemicals
and gallery supplies. Sol. j. BlnswanSer,
2l5 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26
suits Instituted.

The following suits were instituted In
the City Circuit Court yesterday:
Joseph II. Brown -. Abraham Goldback
for IS 600. !.
W. 8. Davis o. W. 3. D. 0asooyns and
others for 0056W.
.. Lewis, agent for J. r Lswis, - Epps
4 Beissesux for o12o.eo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26

Warranted T. cure any headache la nfteen mla'
utes. safe % Use AZ any time
Endorsed by many physicians az The only cnrs
Prize 35c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26

We would not hesitate 10 advise tho
use of A. b. G. remedies for any blood
faint
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26

Brain-vorkers will regain increascd mental
power bY taking Dr. Henloy's Coiery' beei' sIi
Iron
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-26
Hats Reduced.

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