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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1890-12-12
Notice of Assessment.


HUVBOLDT NJ Ill AND MINING Com
pany 49, Lo alton of principal ulace Of bust
ness, san Francisco California; location Of
works, spring Valley Mining District Hum
boIdt County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting Of the
Board Of Directors, held on tn 10th dav Of
November, 1890, an assessment (No. 2,l of 6(siX)
cents per share was levied upon the cap.
ita sto oi the Corporation, pay bic Immediately
in United States gold coin, to he Secretary at the
Office OF the Company, No. 35 New Montgomery
street, (room 4S) san Francisco, California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 9th day of December $780,
will he delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction; and unless paywent is made
before will be old on SATURDAY the Gath day
o. Anuary, 1891, to ply the delinque assess.
ment together with costs OF advertising and
exptnsts Of sale by oroer Of the Board Of
Directors
j. @. RUDD0CK, Secretary.
0m Room 49, No. IS New Montgomery st.
m Francisco, California I'd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
rHAhKSGlYING-DAN
sIss Passing Year Fob of Peace and
nenty-The Privilege Of Remems
berinc the Poor

WASHINGTON. d. O.. November 9Th.
following was issued to-day,
N ITIE PRESIDENT OF THB UsTTRr sTArEs-
a PROCLAMATION.
BY the grace end favor Of Almighty God
TIE people Of this nation have been led 20
The closing DAYS u g passing year, which
has heou ful! Of the blessings OF peace and
the comfort Of plenty. Bonntiful compen.
sation has como 30 us for the work Of our
minds and Of our hands In every depart
ment Of human industry. Now. therefore.
i, BENJAMIN Harrison. President Of the
United states OF America. do hereby sp-
point Thursday, tho 25th day of the present
month Of November. 20 be observed as q
day OF prayer and Thanksgiving. And do
invite the people upon that day 10 cease
from their labors. 20 meet in their aceus-
toned houses ~ worship, and 10 join in
rendering gratitude and praise 10 our be-
nenccAt Creator for tue rich blessings lie
has gwen " us asa nation, and in invoking
q continuance Of lis protection and grace
foI the future
l commend 10 my fellow-citizens the
privilege Of remembering the poor. the
homeless, and the sorTowful. Let us en-
ueayof 70 mont the promised recompense
praise.
In testimony whereof have hereuntc
bet my hand and caused the seal of the
United States TO be affixed.
Done at the city OF Washington this Stl
DAY OF November, in the year Of our Lord
1870 and OF tho Independence OF the United
States ll6th. BEsJAsIs HAREHos,
BY the President.
James @. BlatHe, Secretary of State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
NE SAW WHAT WAS COMING.
Ben. Bntterworth Says the Mckinley Bill
Was What Caused the Tornado.
by telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

CurcAoo. Novembers.-- benjamin Butter
worth. who declined a denomination for
Congress from his district in Cincinnati,
expressed himself to-day on tho result Of
the election:
"In my opinion no man could have made
q successful race for the presidency OF tho
United States, standing upon the issue Of
the Mckinley bill, and think the high
tariff the rockiest road 10 travel for pub
lie Office 20 the present time.
"The people Of this country are in sucha
state that not even the most prosperous
class will stand tho addition Of another
feathers weight of tax. II was the most
unwise policy that any party could pursue
10 take the stand Of favoring an increase
in the tariff when it is and has been APP
parent that reduction is what has been
needed and wanted.
IL think | saw what was coming. At
least my actions show that | pursued a
wise course. and other Republicans knew
only too well the inevitable consequence
of the Mckinley bills adoption. / re-
ceived n letter from Minnesota congress
man this morning, which read: How ter
rible was the Slaughter You saw the
trouble and slid ont, but / stayed Ike q
lamb and was butchered beautifully"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
; Ess-MAN DEAD
ND moAfee,s Remains VIII BE Take, %
wheeIing-Raieigh Visitors

whecIing-Raieigh visitors
Especial .elsgrar o the Dspatch+
AsHRv,LLH, n. O., No~emhsr MI ~,
morning, sevonty-ousyesrs q ago hs va,
tn forme: wears prom!nea' ous.ness-msa
q. Louisville. KY, ana I .S.s' years AZ
Wheeling, w Va Two yesrs go as came
here and has been qu.t' e1t.ns'veiy en-
gagged in real estate pure lass< aha I'M
provements A large ousine7s III ~ on
wsll .ds avenue EN- bears n 10 Wheeling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

Mr.. A. Mabry, prominent citizen of
this place, died almost suddenly at his
residence last night. MIR. Mabry was
seventy-two years of age. He was at his
usual business-place yesterday morning
and was taken with violent pains IN the
chest and stomach in the afternoon and
died in few hours. Two physicians were
with him in his last hours and did what
thew could for him, bat he was past human
aid and only death could relieve him of his
sulIerings. He leaves wife and several
crown children and grandchildren.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
grief kilograms

Henry NJ. Stanley was given oanque,
IN New York last night by the Stanley
Climb, with Edward A. Quintard, organizer
Of the Paris Stanley Club. as hosa
severe snow-storm set In. yesterday II.
ternoon in the southern portion OF Mime
sofa and North Dakota. The snow teli to
the depth of from five to seven inches
The Chicago Ecesine Netes says: ROBERT
IT. Iancoln, Before he leaves for the west
will 90 10 Washington and tender ms re-
signation as Minister to the Court OF st.
James.
Chiof-of-Police Gerald was. discharged
from custody yesterday at montgomery,
Ala, on the ground Of justifaole homicide
for the killing Of W. W. Cottreu. The re-
suit meets general approval.
The Memphis (Tenn.) Appeal YESTERDAY
through its president. w. A. Conner, pur'
chased the Memphis Aoalonche, the pro-
prietor Of the latter journal, Congressman
James Phelan. having determined because
Of protracted i'll health TO retire from jour.
nalism. The paper hereafter VIII 90 known
u tho APPEAL Avalanche.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
yast-End Social Club.

At "a pleasant gathering Of youn G ladies
and gentlemen held at Mrs. Fltchett's, No.
25Ol Venable street, last Tuesday night the
East-End Social Club was organized with
the following members: Mr.. Lewis III.
Wright, president; Miss Nerna, Garrett,
vice-prcsident; Mr.. L. W. Wright, secre-
tary Miss NJ. ". Goldsby. treasurer I;
Misses Sarah Blankenship. Della Blanken-
shin. BERTHE Fitchett. Alice Fitchett. yerna
Garrett, Mary w. Golcsbv. Edward w.
Wright, Theodore Garrett, l.. i. Wright,
and Lewis NJ. Wright.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
THE LATE ELECTIONS
AFTERMATH OF TUESDAYS GIG HAR-
VEST OF VOTES.
s~sary and Various Radical Biustcrings--
Final Figures from states North, East.
and wost-Note and comment
nv ,ni.rranh 70 The ni.na,ch.l

HaRrTonp. CoNS., November s.-The first
net Of unofficial returns from every town
thus far received at the Secretary Of States
Office gives Morris Democrat apopular
majority OF "a, This is by the face Of tho
rcturns, and makes no account Of the 1875
Republican votes thrown out in Bridge
port, or the SO Prohibition votes thrown
on. in one ward in Waterbury because OF
The word For
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

II Looks Ms II All Chicago's Congressman
Would lie Democrats.
NY Telegraph 70 tho Dispatch.

CHICAGO, Ill, November S.-W. @.
living Democrat. IN an interview has de-
clared that he, instead Of Abner Taylor
liret Illinois district. lie says the votes
!or Abner Taylor IN the unofficial returns
wore confused with those for A. HI. Taylor,
Republican candidate Tor Appellate Court
Cork. In anv event Ewing proposes 10
contest the election on tie ground that
votes for his opponent were openly pun
chased al the polls. We're Ewing success
iul the Democrats would have all four con-
cressmCn from Chicago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
BIGAMlST WOOTEN.
HE eRINoswIFe NO. 2 BACK TO CHAR
LOTTE AND IS ARRESTED.
Wife No. Kept nc Bay by Pistol in the
Hands of Her Own
Daughter.
spccla, telegram to the pisps,ch.l

CHARLOTTE, N. c., November s.-Quite
sensation was created here to-day by the
arrest and trial Of Z. A. Wooten for biGa-
my. Mr.. Wooten has been a citizen Of this
place for about fifteen years, during most
of which time he has lived with Mrs. Gym
thia Wooten in the relation Of husband.
They havea daughter, Onea Wooten, about
grown. For some reason, this young lady
was sent to o convent in Baltimore.
WIPE 40. 2.
About six months ago Mr.. Wooten de-
serted his wife here and went to Pinevllle
TO live. While there he seems TO have for
gotten his vows 10 his wife and became In
fatuated with a Miss Dorkins Mckinney,
who is considered very pretty. After
time she became Mrs. Wooten No. 2. Mr.
Wooten then had the boldness 70 bring his
new wife back to this place, and they took
up their abode here. His daughter was al
lowed to return homo from Baltimore at
h crown request. and she went 10 dwell
with her father and his new wife. ms
was more than Mrs. Wooten No. l could
bear.
AN UNNATURAL DAUGHTER.
She went 10 the house OF her nus
band. and was met at the door by Der
daughter. who drew a revolver from her
bosom, levelled IL at her mother, and for
bade her to enter. In this manner she was
driven away, and her only alternative was
TO seek redress under the law. The case
came up for o hearing in the temple OF
Justice to-day and was continued. The
case is an unusual one and excites much
comment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

William NJ. AtkinsoRs personal repre-
sentative to L. l.. Harrison, about acres
bounded by Powhatan, Ashley, Marshall.
and Tenth streets and about 4 acres
bounded by Ashley, Potomac, Scott, and
Marshall streets, 1925.
Lisburn Land Company to Il. A. Saun-
ders, ITO feet on Ivey street northwest cor
ner Roseneath road, 81 500.
Same to Thomas Booker, so feet on Han
over street, Lots 50 and 81. in Lisburn,
81 200.
John NJ. Noting and wife to VI. NJ.
Blacker and S. III. Hancock, So 1-3 acres on
Bethlehem road, four miles west Of Rich
mond, S3,413.S3.
Maggie i. O'Connor to Jacob Page, 40
feet on tho south side of Nicholson street
near Tompkins, $3.50. ,.
Oliver Hawkins and wife to William II.
Butler, ~ acres on the south side OF the
York-Rlyer railroad, $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

In this court yesterday the evidence was
concluded in the case of Legh Il. Page u.s..
Alderman Preston Belvin and Others and
the argument will be heard tomorrow.
The case of Franklin Stearns's executor
rs. The City of Richmond was also con-
tinued until Monday.
In the case of j. S. Moore rs. Philip Riley
iudgrneut was confessed in favor OF the
plaintiff for S937.32.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
effect of which Rogers died yesterday.
House has escaped.
rAuouIea THE BANNER COUNTY.
Discovery OF Anthracite CoaI-Ovcr One
Thousand Cattle Sold.

DfacDttfI s>4<af-OS1A
Thousand Cattle Sold.
Correspondence OF tho Richnrond Dispatcb.l
wARRKsroS, VA. November 3. 1850.
The people Of Fauquier are filled WITH
lust pride at the fact that she gave Lee the
largest majority of any county IN the; DIS
trict, and. considering the apathy which
was supposed to exist in certain parts 0
the county, il was remarkable. Hurie
only carried two precincts In the whole
county.
IL is reported that large and valua bic
mine Of anthracite coal has been discoye red
on the farm of Mr.. Richard Sweeny, r'ear
War1enton, lying Immediately on the pro-
posed route of the projected line OF the
chesapeake and Ohio from Crozet TO
Washington.
A cHEEsE-PAcToRY.
Messrs. Kingsley Brothers, of this place,
have completed their arrangements tor the
manufacture of cheese at this place, and IL
is understood that they will commence
operations Immediately.
The Methodists have been holdip G re-
vival at their church this week: during
which time large number signife d their
intention Of uniting with the church.
The Town Council passed "a ordi-
nance recently imposing q fine of $40 on
any person entering the enclosure of the
reservoir Of the WarrentOn water-Torks.
Welded.
Mr.. Adolphus Moore and MSS III. Il:
Arey were united in the holy bond OF
matrimony by the Rev. Nh. Robertson on
the 9th instant. Both Of the contracting
parties are from this county.
Mr.. john b. Minor, Jr., Of the University
of Virginia, who has been in Werrenton
for few days past. left town for his home
yesterday.
During the past week more than one
thousand cattle have been sold in Warren
ton TO the neighboring farmers to be win
tered here and sold in the spring. The
cattle-dealers still have large quantities on
hand.
General Field, of Albemarle county, wns
in town this week for o few days.
A SOCIAL VISIT.
Mrs. Eugene Ives. wife of the Hon.
Eugene Ives, of New York city, and daugh-
ter Of the wealthy Washington real estate
agent. Mr.. Wagermann. arrived in town on
the night of November TIN on a short visit
to the home Of her relative. Mrs. Rice
Payne. of this place. Last night a tea was
gwen her by Mrs. Payne. which was at
tended by a number OF friends and &C
quaintances Of Mrs. Ives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
LIE FARMERS OF FLuVANNA.
a GRIND Meeting Of tho Alliance at Pal
myra-Rnllroad Charges Adjusted.

n tfnnd Mf'tlhh 81 WV Aii'"iN" ~ u So
myra-Rauroad Charges Adjusted.
tCorsponleuco OF tho Richmond Dlspatch.l
Sa0r1sILtE, Va, November s, 1890.
Thsf- was grand meeting of the
Farmers Alliances of lluvanna county
yesterday 40 Palmyra. Speeches were
maIo ly Hons. Robert beverley and
J. Richard Wiue6tld and Mann ). Page,
ISL A mmptuous barbecue was served
aud over thou and persons. including
many ladies, partook thereof.
eAr1srACToRILY ADJUSTED.
The ox0rhitaut charges on some local
fught on the James-Ryer division OF the
Chesnpeake and ONO railway was the sub
sect OF "a paragraph m a recent letter 70 the
HsJf.ch ir Im this correspondent The at
tcutiOu 3D.. tho Railroad Commissioner was
also called 10 tho matter hy the party III
taIcsted au3l hae since been satisfactorily
adjusted, the railroad cOmpany's repre-
sentative attaching the blame of the over
chargot company agent III classlty!ng
the freight u the wong list and stating
that the gentlemen could have gotten re-
dress without rushing into print" As
the gentleman referred 20 had applied IN
various WAYS Go tho railway company with
out q whit of salts action such appears not
% have been the case. and as the Dispatch
article was appended in the correspondence
between the commission and the railway
company and made the chief subject OF
controversy, 10 seems % have been an i'm
por,ant factor in obtaining justice and
score, another point Tor your most valua-
bic Journal 70 that end.
THH GRIPPE, AGAIN.
la grippe 10 spreading among the ma
lives here on is second round, and evinces
81 presence in the human form by the
usual symptoms
Mrs. John NJ. Johnson OF this place,
died here yesterday az a good OLD age
Not single Republican vote was cast at
:he Scoitsyille precinct Tuesday.
4 vote for or against a dos-tas was sub.
shifted IA Automatic Tuesday and carried
ior e. tax. but VIII not go into effect br
reason OF some informality. learn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
Death ofa weIi-KnoEn vlrainfan.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, November S.-Hal G.
Dulaney died TO-DAY of consumption at his
fathers residence. Melbourne, in Loudoun
county. Mr.. Dulaney was said to be the
wealthiest man in Virginia and was well
known in different parts of the United
States
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
HEALlsN conTRAcr.LABoR LAW.
Does It Apply TO the Canadian Cotton
Handlers at Norfolk?

Handlers at NOr1oik1
by telegraph TO tho Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, ID. c., November ga
question has again been presented to the
Treasury Department as to whether the
practice Of employing aliens from Canada
at Norfolk, Va, in handling cotton for ex-
port IL not in violation of the alien con-
tract-labor law. An agent reports that
while these men undoubtedly go 10 Nor
folk with an understanding that they will
be given work, it is almost impossible to
obtain proof 10 that effect. 1t Is SAID at
the Treasury Department that the law does
not apply TO foreigners who come to this
country voluntarily IN search OF work, but
only 10 such as are sent for or who come
under contract, express or implied. Inc
great difficulty in the present instance Il TO
prove the existence of any sort OF contract
or agreement There are at present over
twenty foreigners engaged at Norfolk IN
handling cotton for English houses, VINO
are SAID to DO 80 employed in violation OF
the law
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
CTORES AND DWELLINGS FORA
~ RENT. AL

Two nice NEW DWELLINGS on north Eleventh
street beyond Clay. 7 or 3 rooms each and all
modern improvements.
NICE OFFICERS over No. 1900 east Cary; pri-
yate entrance on Twelfth street.
Nico BRICK STORE with good elevator aud
floor above and cellar, No. s0t cast Cary street.
NEW BRICK STORE No. 73J north second
street with good residence above, water, gg-, &c.
BRICK sfoRs No. "a north Seventeenth
street and good rooms above.
Apply 10 LOUIS RAWLINGs,
no 0il4i3-3t No. 1910 east Main stroet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

Lumber Company at Tunis, N. O., destroy:
ing the building and all the contents and
over half million feet Of lumber IN the
yard. The kilns alone contained 2oO,OO0
feet. A quantity of adjacent property, was
DESTROYED and about $4,000 was the loss.
The propertv was only partly insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
MICHIGAN.
A Rnrubiicnn Allegation that tho Demo
cratic Landslide Ia No Landslide at All.
Try telegraph q ths Dispstcn.l

Drrrorr, November 8.-An extra edition
Iu,t out OF the journal prints the follow
i1g IN part: Tho alleged democratic
landslide Ia Michigan Is likely 20 prove no
landslide at all. In fact. 1t - now claimed
bot tbo cntiro State Republican ticket,
WITH tho exception of Turner, for
Governor and huston, for Attorney
General. VIII probably he found 70
have tho most votes when tho Off
chi figures arc footed up. This rather
ASTONISHING statement is made upon the
AUTHORITY Of J.. j.. Egan, Deputy Secrc-
tary Of State Egau il III the best
possible position % judge of the result,
and ho made this statement with tho
crenfest confidence. He viii not at tins
writing give tho basis for his statement,
but declares that the figures will show his
position 10 DO true.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
WANTED, LADIEsAND GENTLE

w MEN to sead their FADRD OR SOILED
CLOTHING to be CLRANED on DYEn We dye
or cIesn the most delicate shade or fabric. Old
clothes made new. We repair and remodel
mems clothing. A speciality In mourning goods.
We psy expresssge beth vaya Write tor par
ticulars and price iisl Keep your monsy In mo
MCEwEN'S STEAM DY e WORKS AND CLEAN
INC ESTABLISHMENT, Nashville. Tenn
Mention this paper. &C &-W, SUE iulm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALrIMoRH, November s.-Virginia
1O-4Os, IS bid; do. 3's, 66lIa67lf; Baltimore
and Ohio stock. 97alOO; Northern Central
stock, 66a6s; Cincinnati, Washington and
baltimore lists, 80 asked; consolidated gas
bonds. ll5 bud; do. stock, 492sa49A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09


Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fic SYRUP co.
SAY FRAEcfScO. ckL.
LOUISVILLE, M INV Yoas. nv
ESQ 2s-su, )&Flo,ptcofrI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
NEWHAMPSHlRE.
The Republican, Insist that Thoy Have "A
snfo Legislative Majority
,u.. ..,.,...,f O., .to rt.r.tcN

CONCORD. n. H., November S.-Chairman
Churchill, of tho Republican State Com
mitteo. makes tho following statement:
Tie claims ~ tho Democrats that they
have majority Of the members Of tho
Legislature BIS uufouuded i'm fact. The Re
ul hcaus have % good working majority.
They VII organize Tho House and the SEN
pte and elect tho Governor and United
States senator To succeed Henry W. BLAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
THE oHATTAHoocHEE VALLEY.

Monster Democratic Qualification.
lBy Telegraph 70 the Dispetchj
Columbus. Ga, November 8.-The first
week Of the Chattahoochee Valley EXPOSE
ton in this city closed Tonight bril- liant
success. There were over 10000 people on
the grounds. The stock and poultry shows
were the most expensive and finest ever
seen in the South. Nearly all the stock
was Ge0rgia-raiscd. The agricultural eX-
hibition was remarkable. The Exposition
j. conceded TO be the best given TINS year
in the South. 1t will close Saturday next.
and the coming week will be one Of extra
ordinary attraction.
on Monday "a monster torchlight pro-
cession will be held in cOmmemoratlon OF
the late Democratic victories.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
NEBRASKA.


tBy telegraph 70 the D.spatch.l
LINCOLN. NFn., November S.-A state
mont Given ont from Republican head
quartcr- announces tho election of the en-
trr Rcmhhran ticket. with the exception
OF Governor. by pluraIitIes ranging from
800 go D.U0. Returns from all but SIX
counties make tho figures on Governor as
follows. Richards tHcpubhcan), G7,GgS;
Boyd lDemocuD, Gg,ssO, Powers (lnde-
pendent. ot.4lI. The Independent head
Guort.rs claim the election of Powers by a
plurality of I.OJ. Tut cOncede the balance
of tho ticket 90 tho Republicans.
The remaining counties viii add TO
Powers relatively. but probably hardly sui
fciont 90 overcome Boyd's plurality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
The sheriff WIN Respond.

Sheriff d. s. Gates has accepted an invi-
tation to attend the old soldiers banquet
in Danville Tuesday night. He will re-
spond to the toast OF The Artillery OF the
Army of Northern Eirginia.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

EOR RENT. ~

+ %
No. 922 west Grace street: $3.50 por annum.
No. north Third street: $40 por annum.
No. 100 wost Main street 500 por annum.
No. 60 ives. Craze strcst: $3.50 per annuni.
No. C0i east Ls..s street; ts2j per snnum.
No. los north Beech street t2+0 psr snaum.
No. zO3 south Cherry street; 400 per annuul.
No. 2i9 wset Main street: f550 per aunum.
No. @1l Reservoir street; $50 per annum.
No. g0l Reservoir street; 600 per annum.
No. 2ll5 west Marshall street, iie0 per annum
'PhOus 53L JAMES b. ELAN,
no 0.It iil8 east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
dear temperature. ..-.,.......'......e4
Tennessee, Oldest Er-congressman
"a, te,oerapb 70 the Dispatch

NASHVILLE TsNS., November "a Co
,umb,s Tenn special says Hon, Barclay
tennessee Ter, ,.s' lies very III at his residence
near this city. There Is no hope o. ale re-
eOyery,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
Grower Did IL All,

He unified and vitalized the Democracy,
cave n n fighting issue, and with sublime
courage sacrificed himself and saved his
party and the country. Grover did II all.
RIcHMoNn. Va. November, 1890. u. 7.