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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-30
SOCIETY'S SPLENDOR.
IouvrrSurp rnom rrnsr r.or.l
s,hibits all displayed those cmblems Of tho
rAnIr AsaAxor,frxrs.

tAEtst ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The first table reached upon entering tho
lrOnt was a double one, coming together
bear the door, forming tho point OF v.
sus. on this end was rich display Of
flowers aud potted plants. about the base
ol which was wreathed strips Of bunting.
The next table represented q Maltese
gross. This one was In tho centre Of the
rom. and there were three smaller ones.
The tables were beautifully decorated.
THE arrangement of fruits and sweets was
especially noticeable.
In the centre Of the room, and inst over
the point at which the parts Of the cross
table intcrsccted, was large canopy Of
Hue and yellow, from the centre of which
swung large ball Of white immorteles.
and in purple letters Colonial Ball 1890"
was inscribed on ono side, and January.
p. 1870. on the other.
The chandelier nearest the front en-
france was festooned with blue and yellow
pnd there was suspended thcrefrom a globe
Of the same colors. The chandelier at the
other end of the room was similarly be-
6ecked, and those IN the centre were
odoTned with green.
The ceiling around the chandelier-rods
was decorated with patches OF bunting.
soSE OF THIN
The arrangement OF this apartment was
81 the hands Of committee comprising
M. Thomas BrandeT, Mrs. James Is. Pace.
Mrs. Clay Drcwry, Mrs. ID. II. Lynch. Miss
Matte Harris, Mrs. Lewis Burwell. Mrs.
Thomas Lcary, Mrs. William q. Ferguson,
and Mrs. Il. W. Powers.
. The members. Of the Supper Committee
We're distinguished by their powdered hair
aad the badges of blue which they Wore
with the word Supper" stamped in gold
letters
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-30

Miss Elizabeth +. Gaines. of warrenton,
Va. is visiting Judge Witt, 500 Park ave
nue..
Miss Page Carter, of Baltimore, is the
guest of Mrs +, A. Saunders, s27 west
franklin street.
Mr.. John G. Batcheller, who is now n
contractor on the Atlantic and Danyille
railroad, is in the city.
Miss Leila Almond, of Lynchburg, who
has been spending several months in Balti-
more, is visiting Miss Kate Hatcher.
Mr.. w. NJ. Fisher, after quite a success
full business trip through the southern
States, returned TO the city Yesterday.
Mr.. r. Hill Montague, who has been con-
fined TO his bed for the last ten days with
Ia grippe, was out for short time yester-
day.
Rev. Preston Nash will conduct religious
services Mt ST. James Episcopal mission,
corner of Henry and Broad streets, at a
quarter past o'clock tonight to which
the public are invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-30
OUR PLACES OF AMUSEMENT.
Mario wainwright as Withdrawing at
tho Theatre.

Representation Of the Twelfth Night"
nj the Academy last night by Marie Vain
wright and her company was n delightful
yeTformance. The perfect work of Miss
Wainwright and her company IS deserving
Il the most favorable commentator.
Mss Wainwright has always been known
lore Is f. beautiful and charming actress,
igt never before have her Richmond
friends seen her talents given such ample
pope a. last night In the r9io Of Viola.
With her musical voice and splendid enun-
-aiion she brings out INTO strong relief
thc manifold beauties of the toxt. In her
pages dress she presents a lovely figure.
The glorious humOr of the quartctte-
Fr Toby, Sir Andrew. the Clown. and Ma
ya-was splendidly portrayed 10y William
J . owen, Percy Brooke, +. Y. Backus, and
Mss Muldener, whose bubbling-Over fun
Vas especially delightful. Mr.. Barton
1lps MalvOlia was a thoroughly excellent
representation of inflated vanity and
emusing pomposity. Miss Walsh made an
attractive Olivia.
The play will be repeated tonight, to-
uOrrOw night, and at "a matinee saturday.
IARKIsG.
The Mortimer Comedy Company will pre-
fent the musical farce "Larking" at the
Theatre tomorrow night. The play Is one
a. those nondescripts Of the modern stage
That are not supposed 10 have any par
ttcular plot. but which are written solely
1lr the purpose Of provoking laughter, 1t
j. said TO be- clever and worth seeing. The
company is headed by Mr.. Harry j. Morti-
;rcr. who plays the part of Bowery
Tough. The entire company is said to be
composed Of clever comedians and good
tcIlo-cOmic singers.
The engagement is for two nights, Fri
DAY and Saturday, with Saturday
flafiufa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-30
Norfolk BeIt-Line Bill.

The Senate. Committee on Roads last
ms resumed the hearing Of argument in
Colonel X. X. Griffin, Commemorative
attorney of Portsmouth, Mr.. Julius III vii
cox, OF the Portsmouth Progress. and Major
>. r. Crockcr spoke against the meas1,re
the adoption OF which was Advocated by
Johnson.
The, argument will be resumed at 10
O'clock this morning, whom Captain Il. c.
marshall WIZ speak in opposition to the
on, on the part OF the city of Portsmouth.
ment reserves the right Of closing.
IL IL more than probable that the COM
mittee VIII render a decision TODAY
although u is understood that it is pretty
evenly divided on the question at the pres
ent stage. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-30
cHeMIckL-WoRKs STENCIL.
The Officers VIII EDdeavor to Prevent
Further Nuisance.

Further Nuisance.
The stencil from the Chemical Works,
which was SO offensive throughout the
rity Tuesday night. was complained of yes
tcrday by people living in the eastern
portion of the city.
The works are located just below Fulton.
The burners which were erected for the
purpose of making the chemicals for the
manufacture of fertilizers proved not 20
work. and the company had to use pre-
pmtiOn from the Standard-Ol Com
lauy.
The officers of the company are very
much annoyed that this chemical IS so Of
fou-ive 10 the citizens Of the city. Yes
fefdav morning Messrs. s. W. 1Tayers, D..
c. Tnsley. and Isaac Davenport called on
Mayor EllysOn and explained how the
trouble occurred, and expressed their
willingness 10 do anything within reason
90 abate the nuisance.
They expect their machinery TO be ready
60 two months TO manufacture their chem
.rlls. and in the mean time they say the
burning of the preparation now beng
u.rd viii be stopped whenever the WIND
blows with much force from the east. They
hi,o stated that they would try and have
ttis part Of the work done between 10 L.
H. and daylight.
A well-known physician has expressed
'he opinion that the OdOr from the chemi-
ed is beneficial TO health. lie thinks
81 has a tendency TO retard the progress OF
t.e influenza. as ia II are contained some
a. the ingredients which physicians use
f1r the treatment of this disease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-30
James City County-seat.

A fight has been going on in James City
county regarding the removal of the
county-seat from Williamsburg to Toano.
Yesterday meeting was held at Toano in
fprtherance of the movement in favor Of
that place. 1t is evident from advices re-
ceived at the Dispatch Office last night
that there is good deal Of feeling in
the county touching the matter. The
result OF the Toano meeting was TO adopt
n resolution to petition the Legisla-
question of removing the courthouse to
Toano or within one mile of Toano. vii
liamsburg claims that this IL q matter of
speculation on the part of Toano, while
Ioano claims that the removal will be q
matter OF convenience to the people Of the
county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-30
What Is CastOrta?

Castoria is DR.. Samuel Pitcher'sprescrip-
ton for infants and children. 1t contains
neither opium, morphine. nor other mar
cotic substance, 1t Is harmless substi-
tn;e for paregoric, drops. soothing syTups,
and cestor oil. 1t is pleasant. Its guarantee
is thirty years use by millions Of mothers.
Castoria destroys worms and allays fever
ishness. Castoria prevents vomiting sour
curd, cures diarrh@a and wind-colic. Cas-
toria relieves teething troubles, cures con-
stipation and flatulency. Castoria assimi-
lates the food, regulates the stomach and
bowels. giving healthy and natural sleep.
Castoria is the children's panacea, the
mothers friend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-30
nature.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Ngw YORK, January 9L-The rcactionsry tenn
per which appeared la the stock market yes
terday became more pronounced to-day, ana
discontinued liquidstions, aided by eerce ATTACKS
upon some 81 the leading stocks by the Tears,
gave market an irregular and excited tcnA
The distribution Of business vas mucn more
ever than during tae psst few days, and nov az
OF the list was weak, which accounted Tor VIC
extreme irregulerity OF the market The ceans
were aided by the circulation OF report tnas
the Union Pacific aud Northwest had formeiy
Withdrawn from the Interstate Assoctaticnt
witch proved e. DO rgc aud also by rumors on
A large bank failure, which proved 10 BE- with
ont foundation. sugar was one OF The principsi
disquie;ing Textures, ana tight at the opening
became evident that there was TO be wide anu
importsn, fluctuations In stock, as opened ~
81 sgainst 81 last evening and afterwhrd rapsniy
declined 10 59k. The report vas that suits were
10 10 brought by one OF the orgauixers OF thc
trust 20 recover large sum OF money. anu
which would bring the books OF the trust inho
court Tho stock, however. received COCO
support ~ tho decline and soon recovered 70
something above the opening price, though TINS
improvement could not be hold. ana "
closed something of from thst figure. no rail-.
road list failed To show such WIDE ana
rapid fluctuations. though some OF the special
ties wore unusually depressed. Coalers were
remarkably we'll held. kichmond Termtnsi Was
specially stronger and moro active Than FOR
nsny days. though tho only reason for the adj
vance was 10 all probability the very favorao'e
report OF tho earnings on the Richmond ana
Danville. Changers we're generally nrIn. thongn
Rock Island was cold Oh IN per cent on ihe
probable complications which might arise IN tho
event OF Anal disruption 81 the tntorstate as
sociatiou. Missouri Pacific was an object d spe-
cially heavy pressure and one OF tho few STOCKS
showing a material loss as tne result OF fne 1as :
business. IL failing 70 recover bus slight ifac-
zion from tho lowest Chicago ana ILLINOIS,
stocks dropped rapidly without apparent cause
except that there is Apprehension thai the diyi-
dend upon preferred might bo passed or TO-
ducad owing to losses incurred by strikes IN us
mines. The general market was stronger IN tue
afternoon, but mRde no recovery OF momeh'
and finally closed rather heavy end quiet at tue
cloee 10 the lowest figures. Chicago and Hast
ern Illinois preferred dropped snd common
~: sugar, "a: Missouri Pacific, kock Island.
aud Burlington each \, and Chicago gas per
cent Substituted, $4,000 silares; unlisted, Do
OjO shares
MISUNDERSTANDING quiet and steady At ASA
fsS Money cay gNs3, closing oneten NJ J.
ub-Treasury balances Coin, sibf, 'B,pU: cur
rency, g. 10000. Governments duh and wax
for a.. rar cont. 5 : ok coupons, lOit
pm ex. int resi- state bonds dull and fea'urc-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-30
Dr. LafYerty's Lecture To-yivbt

Now that Ia grippe has released it's hold
on some Of our readers and they need a
good shaking up. the most ENJOYABLE and
side-splitting of all of DIR. Lafferty's lee.
Clay-Street Badtist church tonight at 3
O'clock under the auspices of the ladies of
the church. The Doctors pictures of the
old times are very fine, embracing O wide
range, and brought home as they are TO his
hearers in very spirited and graphic man
ner, they are delightful to old and Young.
Any man who is tired or sufferer from the
prevailing influenza will miss q genuine
tonic if he doesn't go to hear this "Sidney
Smith of the Soutb.r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-30

February 20, 1890. The number Of banks
Affected by this call Is eighty.
The President to-day nominated Blsncpe
X. Bruce, Of the District of Columbia Tor
meEiy senator from Mississippi. 70 pe
Recorder OF Deeds Of the District OF Coium-
bia; also large number Of census super
visors; among them the following.
virginia-Campbell Slemp, Fifth district
Tennessee-William G. Hunt. Fist aus
triot.
Alabama-Andrew J. Ingle, First DIS
trict; Thomas p. Ivy, Seconds; James
Lawrence Watkins, Third; Wiiictt l.
Brightman, Fifth.
district: Madison Hawkins, Second Caleb
Y. Jockey. Third; William q. WEBB
Fourth; Henry Hardwicke, Fifth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-30
OPENING A BANK ACCOUNT.
A Cute Young Man Does it to Some r"r-
pose In Tennessee Town.
ru-- ..,oo-a,b N tha DtzDatch1


by telegraph to the Dispatch.l
KNOXVILLE. Tenn. January pa gentle
manly-appearing young man arrived mere
n few DAYS since on prospecting tour"
He went tc Middlesborough, KY, a new
industrial town. and was so pleased that
he bought real estate on large scale, pay
inc some money down. He came here last
Thursday and opened an account with the
Knoxville Savings Bank. He deposited
=. GOO In money and some checks. He was
of pleasing address and had letters OF in
reduction from the Middlesborough
banks. II now turns out that he. was an
EXPERT crook. He was credited by the
Knoxville Savings Bank with the cash and
checks. One check was certified and was
for Sl,7O0 ON a New lork, pank'
telegram from New YORK pro-
nounces the certifeation Forgery.
He took the certified checks from the oanh
here, made small purchases, aud got inc
balance in cash. He went to the BANK 10
draw out his money, but fortunately some
of the checks had come In. Inc pq iI
loses $1,000. The Peoples Bank Oh MO- MIC
dlesborough loses 5000 by siiaiiaa
scheme. another bank there S2,oOo, ana
citizen 5000 on an endorsement, Otnei,
parties here loet various sums, Inc .ota
stealings thus far discovered amouns "
$4,000 or $4,000. He disappeared from ,,a,,
here suddenly Friday night. ms rsschns11
was not made public until YESTERDAY anu
to-day. A reward of $3.50 is offered LOT LIS
arrest. He Is about twehty,,eight ye1Is
old and evidently an ex-bank CLERK no
gave his name as Q. L. Patton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-30
The United states of Brazil Recognized.

WASHINGTON. January 29.-The formal
recognition of the United States of Brazil
by this Government was completed this
afternoon. when the President received
the credentials of Senior j. g. Deamarel
Valente. the new Minister accredited by
the Provisional Government, and also the
credentials of Senior Salvador Mendonca,
~ Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary. on o special mission to
the United States. The ceremonies were
marked by great cordially. Secretary
Blaine presented the two Ministers. and
they in turn presented their secretaries.
The ceremonies were in the Blue Room.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-30
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Reported for the Dispaich.I


JANUARY 20, 1890
Loose tobacco sales to-day. 3a,0s5 pounds. with
13kc. highest and l]$c. lowest Auction Offer
ines Oh 'Chapys, II packages. and taken In;
bIghes, price, &c.; lowest &c. average, SCI
Internal-reyenue collections: Cigars and
cigarettes. tSs0.5; tobacco, t2,sos0s--tosai,
ss,i2asS
Private saIes-wrsppors, 81; nllers, ss;
smokers. o; darks, ii-tosal, 50 hogsheadA
Market on brights continues stroag ON grades
Of decided character ana good on all kinds
Wrappers are higher, quality considered.
Loose gales showed much more desirable
stemming and heavy dark tobacco, ono Powha-
tau county crop averaging about &C. on 5000
pounds. stemmers and DARK plug msnufnc-
turers carried competition TO the teens often 70
dag. Lower grades Of fiiiers we're highor to-day
than lsst week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-30
HADTTIT GRIP.
THE WEST VIRGINIA GoVERNoRsHlP.
The DuIy-Elected Party Soon to he Dis
closed.
Especial telegram to tho pispatch.I


CHARLESTON, w. VA, January 29.-Judge
Maxwell, on behalf of the minority of the
committee on the report of the guberna-
torial contest between Fleming and Golf,
closed his argument this evening. He
made no new points. but reviewed the owl
dence and read the law on the contested
cases. Senator Morris will close to-mor-
row on behalf of General Golf. and on Fri
day Mr.. Kee, of the House, viii close for
Judge Fleming, after which vote will be
taken, probably not before Saturday. The
committee ON the rules aud regulations
governing the arguments in this case to-
day reported to the joint assembly that
after the arguments are completed, each
member in explaining his. vote shall have
ten minutes in which to do 80. There are
present eighty-eight members. and as
many of them desire to talk on this matter
it may delay the finishing of the vote over
until Monday. 1t is settled fact that
unless some unforeseen accident should
happen that Fleming will be declared
elected,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-30
Notes from Christiansburg.

Special teIcgraIp 10 tho Dispatch1
CHRIsTIANsBURG, Va, January 29.-Coop-
or was brought from Lynchburg yesterday
and put on trial to-day before jury from
Pulaski county. There are no further
threats of lynching. but the jail is guarded
every night as a precautIon against an at
tack.
Old Mrs. Huston. mother-in-law of Rev.
p. b. Price. died in Blacksburg Saturday
last aud was buried near Highbridge
church, Rockbridge county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-30
Nominations Confirmed.
rPv ,ela,r.nh m the Dispatcn.l

WASHINGTON. January 29.-The Senate
confirmed the nominations of Distrlct-At-
torneys Albert McLea. Southern district OF
Mississippi, and Charles A. Cook. Eastern
district Of North Carolina Register OF Land
Office, Julian II. Bingham, Montgomery.
Ala. Postmasters-J. X. Moss. Henderson,
n. G.; s. II. Wick. Wilson n. C.. Virginia
A. II. Allen, Culpeper; Stith Boiling. Pc
tersburg; +. X. Campbell, Luray, X y.
Dudley. Pulaski City +; o. ID: Foster. trede-
ricksburg: T. II. Gordon. Newport News
Ambrose X. Lindsay, Portsmouth; +. L.
Slade. Norfolk; ID. ]. TAYLOR. Pocahontas
Mrs. Mary II. s. Long, Charlottesville; A.
s. Asberry. Roanoke; J. II. Blunt, Ash
land.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-30
Bonds, Banks, Presidential Nominhs'oH'
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.i =.

WASHINGTON, January 20.-The bond OF
ferings to-day aggregated S1oi .ooo. AneS
were all accepted at i042 for Ess.
The Secretary Of the Treasury TO-DAY Is
sued second call on the national-Dannh J1
positorie, fog reduction Of tne ~ p ~ ne.
BALANCES held BY them to De Peid t On sbo mt
fore March l. 1880 The call all. Is sa Ipr e aSeu
that the banks having but small amounts,
10 transfer have been asked for the fall
amount in order 10 close out the trans
action with this call. The Secretary, az:
though he has suspended the purchase OK
As, viii. in order TO facilitate the settle
ment OF the accounts Of the banks surren-
dering deposits under this cal, purcnaaaj;ss
from these banks United States As at ia =
offered BY The banks named On o. Ds''1s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-30
Property Transfers,

The following deeds of bargain and sale
were recorded Yesterday In the clerks
Office of the Chancery Court of Richmond:
Henry j. hnrkman and wife TO William
G. Gale, 331s feet on Orleans street north
west corner Of Sixth, Rockets, $500.
William II. and Walter r. Toler TO Eliza
beth A. Lpscomb. their interest in 80 feet
on the north side of Clay street between
Graham and Gilmer, improved. S355.55.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-30
COLONEL cARRlNGToN's WILL.


The will Of Colonel J. l.. Darlington was
Yesterday admitted TO probate IN the
CMnoerv Court of Richmond.
The estate, which Is valued at $4,000, is
left 20 the FIVE children of the deceased
namely, Mr.. =. X. Darlington, Mrs st.
John. Miss Adah Darlington, Mrs. Bacon,
and Mn. Blakemore. The first three in
herii their portion in fee simple and the
last two in trust for life, TO go 10 their
children upon their death:
A daughter Of Samuel j. Darlington,
q ceased. received II 900.
Major James II. Dooley qualified as
executor, giving bond for $500 900 with no
security. The will was dated November
=, 1857.
The estate embraces the equipment OF
re Exchange Hotel and Ballard House IN
Ills city, farm in Powhatan, Dogwoood "
(which is really three farms). and other
valuable property noar the New Reservoir.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-30

ssss4 !eeyss.is, 80 $3.50
wl1lss N NJ soaIssl; 49, g 49, -
Is :y sissss ss s:'s 49,. - 800 sstsssss
Essspsst. tios@ai. san. msas Qeses 49,
era eskke; tne deas 80 Seesst1 -
hams. small. Ufa1fc; lsrgns loe1exe 49,
ilsisc; ~ I'll, issfsc 'csssses5s eA0S
Eggs stesdy ~ N.i4ka Csflse eu.se; ~ -
eocs, fplF, ike S1kg sssys sses we 60
81 oaASi. 10 Frriehfs - Liverpool Dss sesemss-s
Grain, per DushsL ~ Cora for or1,vs, n ~ 81
-four Der toa. In sacks, - SN&os-Wnear oLoV
bushsis. corn. OQpo0 busAeiA
CHICAGO
cH,caso, January 1A--csah qucssstces vsse
Flour unchanged. No spFsne s.d Ne ss
So as;c. Isss-pork, sa70a<a7S LARD, &x4.
Shorf-r1bs ft55a3Asl shouidef- eADo&US
sAort-cIeAr, eS0sa3s.iQ whtakey, ti.o4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-30
New York and the Worlds Fair.

ALBANY, n. Y, January 29.--The Senate
to-day amended the bill appropriatlng
$40. COX. 900 for the Worlds Fair in New
York by adding the names of twenty-five
exhibition commissioners to the list already
embraced in the bill. Eighteen of these
are Republicans and four Democrats. The
bill was then passed, and goes back to the
House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-30
Petersburg Dots.
IcDecial telegram 70 the Dispatch.S

ISpeCIhI teIcErdfn 70 IDD DIFpdICLLI
PETERSBURG, Va. January 29.-The libel
suit of Mr.. Weiss. of Ilickstord, against w.
w. Evans, editor of the Lancet, will come
up in the Hastings Court tomorrow.
The Legislature is TO be asked for an APP
priation of $50, 900 for an addition to the
Central Lunatic Asylum. 1t is desired to
obtain accommodations for 800 more pa
tients-l50 of each sex.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-30
FIRE THIS MORNING.
Two Hocses on wcst Broad Street De.
strcyed at an Early uour.

This morning about ouarfev 20 o,.,oor
there was an alarm Of Ere from Bo r'v e.
corner OF Broad aud Hancock strsets Toe
frame houses. Nos. 1903 and laos wcsf Road
street, Just opposite the Richmond Coliece
were in flames. The Gre had gained nrefty
fair Roadway before the alarm was riven
ana TIC two buildings were nearly destroy.
cd, The loss was about 81 coo. ''''
No. 1$0e was owned by Mr.. III. L. Carter
and occupied BY Mr.. Ford. Whether Il
was insured could not DO ascertained.
occupied by Mr.. w. r.. Seaton wan h h,,d
an insurance of 500 upon il. "-0 '"1
The fire started in the kitchen. b,,t ia
origin was not discovered. ""' '''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-30
Military Under Arms.

LEx1Norox, Ky, January 2s.-The Sharp
Rifles Of this city have received orders TO
be ready 70 march to Harlan county. The
occasion is the apprehension OF trouble
t1esaislature has ordered an inyestication
MO the troubles in that county. and Il will
probably DO made while tho troops are
there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-30

For coughs and throat troubles use bhowss
psoxcurIL TBocnss. -" Tney stop an attack OF
nv asthma cough very prompsiy'"-e' faeA'
Miaaatpilie, O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-30

No weli-reguiated household shoa'u 10 VIZ
out bottle OF ASGosruRA Birrsss' Inc "ofio-'0.
nowned appetizer and invigora'or. po"a'o ~
counterfeits. Ask for the genuine ar"oio' "'N1
featured by DR.. j. q. b. siegert % soma