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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
NEEDED and 10 WE'D.
One Couple Married ana Another Soon
to BE.

One Couple Married ana Another Soon
to BE.
Mr.. William Henry Parrish, Jr., Of
this city, and Miss Caroline Harris were
married at 5 o'clock last Wednesday af-
ternoon at the residence Of tho brides
father, Mr.. John W. Harris, in Lewis
burg, w. Va. The ceremony was per
formed 10y Rev. Robert J.. Talford, and
the lady attendants were Misses Minnie
Austin, Mary Caldwell, AddIe Austin,
Ruth Mason, 10 Mathews, Christie
Mauzy, May Best, Dora Mcpherson,
Halle Patton.
Mr.. George A. Gibson was best man,
and the other gentlemen who accompa-
MED Mr.. Parrish to Lewisburg we're
Messrs George A. Cunningham. L. Kirk
Parrish. aud Waller Scott.
Mir Parrish is popular young busi-
ness-man Of this city, and is connected
with the management OF the Richmond
Cedar Works. His wife is highly ac-
complished and very pretty lady. They
are spending some time at Old Point
Colonel l.. 4. w. Marye, an energetic
young member of the bar, now residing
in Ashland, and Miss Rosa b. Easter will
be married at 9 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing the 18th instant, at Eastyille Episco-
pal church. in Northampton county.
The marriage viii be attended by the
Governor and his staff, of which the
groom is q member, and tho ceremony
will be performed by the brides father,
Rev. George w, Easter, rector OF the
church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
PRESIDENT FISHER IS HERE.
The Car-Nen's Committee to Confer with
Him This Afternoon.

Him This Afternoon.
Mr.. George f. Fisher. who since soon
after the death of Maurice b. Flynn has
been tho controlling spirit in the man
agement OF the Richmond Street Rail-
way and Electric properties, arrived in
the city yesterday morning from New
York aud is stopping at the Exchange.
He was accompanied by Messrs. Donald
b. Ioucey, ID. II. Houghtaling. and W.
n. Male, who are also connected with
these enterprises. The three latter con-
cluded the business which brought them
to Richmond and returned to New York
on the evening train.
Mr. Fisher will be here for several
days and will be kept pretty busy during
that time. lie usually visits Richmond
every week or two, but in consequence
OF continued indisposition has been kept
IN Now York quite closely for the last
two months. MIR. Fisher was at the
companys OfIicefor a short while yester-
day, but spent the greater part of the
day with these New York gentlemen and
Richmond counsel.
Soon after supper he went over TO the
Union Passenger sheds on Church Hill,
where be remained until after midnight,
acquainting himself with the condition OF
the affairs Of the car-linea Between IL
and IL o'clock he was waited upon by
the Committee on Grievances recently
appointed 10y tho Garments organization,
but he was too busy at that time to enter
into prOtracted conference. He made
an engagement with them to meet the
full committee and other employees who
may be able TO attend, in his Office at s
o'clock this afternoon, when he will hear
what they have 10 cay and talk their
complaints over with them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
THE IRISH STEW.
A DISPUTE IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
REGARDING LEAGUE FUNDS.
Strike of Laborcrs on Government Work
Press support Of PsrneD-Othef
ParneIl,ana-sexton Ill.
by Anelo-Ameriean cable to the DlspA,ch.l

by Anglo-American cable TO the Dispaicn'I
DUBLIN, December 13.-The Free
mans Journal says that Xavier OBrien'
treasurer Of the National League, reius g
to pay the salaries of League officials on
the ground that they are not neutral.
The dispute in regard to the right Oh
drawing upon the funds Of the National
League has caused the bank in which the
Leagues moneys are deposited to order
its branches not to honor the checks
sent to evicted tenants by that organize
ton. Consequently many families are
deprived OF their weekly stipend from
the League, and they must either suffer
terribly or 90 to the poorhouse.
The laborers ON the railway That Is
being built from Galway to Ollfdcn have
struck for increased wages. fhe road is
being built by the Government, and the
work was started as a part OF MI. Bat
four's scheme for the relief Of unem-
ployed workmen.
wELL-KSOwS NEWSPAPERS FOR PAIiNELI-
DUBLIN, December 13.-Four we'll
known Irish newspapers have de-
clared openly for ParnelL The Lejnster
LcadT, published every Saturday at
Mas. County kildare, and Of which
James L. Carew, memberof Parliament,
and James Leshy. member OF Parila-
ment, are proprletors, holds that it Is the
duty OF every member OF the Nationalist
party TO stand firmly by the man who
welded Irish interest IN politics the
man who never yet misled the people.
II he Is supported nov, the Lcader says,
he will crown his achievements
by the delverance OF the nation.
The Western Pcopie, published at Bali
ma, County Mayo; Westmeath ETaDlj-
ncr, published at Mullinger, County
Westmeath, and Derry Journal, pub
lished at Londonderry, all published ar
ticles to the same effect.
ALL AGAINST THE "UNCRowSED KING"
DUBLIN, December 13.-ln an inter-
view to-day Davitt expressed the belief
that tho HCnncssy anti-Parnell candi-
date for Parliament from Kilkenny
would receive o majority OF at least Loo
and possibly 1900. Dayitt said he bad
addressed three meetings during the day,
ct each Of which much enthusiasm was
shown. The miners, he declared, would
vote for Henncssy almost TO man.
DavItt said he would not have taken part
III the fight against Parnell had the latter
not seized Ca,tcd ireland, which was as
much his property as it was Psrnell's
Justin Mccarthy viii arrive at Kilkenny
on Monday. The Board OF Poor-Law
Guardians OF Mohill and SXibbereen
have passed resolutions calling upon
Parnell to retire from the leadership Of
the Irish Parliamentary party and the
Middleton Board has passed resolutions
expressing confidence in Justin McCar
thy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14

voices and including many prominent
singers, has been steadily rehesrsing
under Mr.. Marshsll's direction since its
organization in October, and on Mon
day week will produce Mendslsshons
Loreley," with an orchestra and 8
soloist OF exceptional reputation. The
orchestra will include the best musicians
in the city, and will assume much the
appearance Of the old Mozart orchestra,
80 popular at the weekly soirees some
years ago. The soloist will be Mrs. =.
G. Ford, OF Cleveland, a soprono whose
successes extend from Boston to Den
yer, and whose superb voice, splendid
appearance. and magnetic singing have
made her favorite with nearly all the
prominent choral societies in the coun-
try
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
10 TEST THE LYMPH.
OR. oPPeNslMss BROCHURES SOME or
if IN NEW YORK.
"a 10 a Rsadish-Tsrown Liquid and Very
Diaicuit 90 obtaln-uov
IL IL Used.

Dr. W. I. oppenhimcr, President Of
che Richmond Board Of Health, returned
TO the city yesterday morning from New
York, whore no went especially TO pro-
-uro some Of Dr. Kochs world-re-
uowned consumptiye remedy, the cura-
tive lymph.
The Doctor paid flying visit, staying
in the great city only a few hours, and
returned 10 Richmond with some OF the
precious liquid in his possession.
II Is VERY NUCu is DEMAND.
Tie was seen by a DIsr4rcH reporter
yesterday afternoon and asked how he
msnoged 10 procure the rare Huid which
is now 70 much sought after and coveted
" the members Of the medical profession
~ America.
When asked this question tho cour-
teens vouug physician looked somewhat
puzzled for q minute, but snilingly said
that be had some influential friends in
Ncw York, and by their help he had So
cured tho liquid The article, he added,
gas very much IL demand in New York,
and the physicians there were greatly
interested n j. DR. A. jacob IS nov
experimenting with it upon patients IN
some Of The hospitals, though it has up
20 This time produced no visible effect
upon them.
ROW IT rs USED AND IT'S EXPECTS.
Chow is tao remedy applied ? " asked
Che reporter.
It IS generally byperdermically in
icctej under the shOulder-blado in the
hack, was the reply, "and If the first
injection does not have any apparent eff
feet other injections are made. OF
course. the fluid has different effects
upon different persons according to their
temperament. though the usual symptom
produced by IL is fever.
els consumption really produced by
q microbo " quoned the reporter.
eyes, replied Or Oppcnhmer, lit
is now almost universally acknowledged
90 bee caused 10y these microbes, or or
gluic m1,tor, which can be detected I'M
der the microscope IN pus
In appearance the lymph Is a reddish
brown liquid. A little Of 1t goes a long
way os one drop is diluted in athousand
fines ns much watcr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
Imnortnnt Notice.

A few weeks OF panic has all but killed
the Christmas trade, and l, not having
anticipated the panic, laid in more
goods than there is demand for; there
Fore in order 10 reduce my stock, from
now ill after the Holidays viii offer
Bona dde 10 per cent discount off my
regular prices, all marked in PLAIN
Diamonds, Watches, Rings. Solid
Silver and Silver Plated Goods, Opera
Glasses, large line OF French and
American Clocks. special designs for
Christmas presents. c.n
III east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
THE LAST OBSTACLE REMOVED.
The Money for the Doctors for the Poor
Can He Had.

The Money for the Doctors for the Poor
Can Be Had.
DIR. w. w. Parker sent the following
letter, bearing on subject in which he
has taken q great deal of interest and
shown deep concern for those unfortu-
mates sought to be remedied, to the Dis
PATCH last night:
am thankful for your admirable review
Of the ordinance and IN regard 10 the ap-
pointment OF doctors for the poor In this
mornings DISPATCH. | suggested TO the
Chairman of the Finance Committee a
month ago that if he had no money to pay
the doctors thought one of the societies of
which was president would loan him
q, 900 30 pay the doctors, and / write
this note tonight to repeat this oher, so
that the last OBSTACLES now removed in the
WAY TO the immediate consideration of the
ordinance in question, II, however, he is
not willing TO borrow, the doctors to DO
appointed will agree TO wait for their pay
till February next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14

ture.room OF the church, corner Twen-
tieth and Broad streets, Tuesday evening
next from Z TO 1890 O'Clock, to which the
members and friends are invited. Aroyal
banquet will be served, and covers will
be laid for several hundred. Very hand
some cards Of invitation have been sent
to large number of invited guests.
The occasion will be enliyened by a
number Of musical selections aud recita-
4,r,.a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
aoth Were Refused.

Governor Mckinney yesterday re-
fused to pardon X. o. Scott (colored),
who was coauicted in the County Court
of Warwick of malicious cutting an OIL
Ger of the law while on his duty with
intent TO kill. ,.,
He also refused to remove the poiii-
cal disabilities OF Ben Brown leoiored)'
convicted OF petit larceny IN the Ponce once
Court Of Richmond in December 1851
and sentenced TO twenty stripes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
nm. Police Give Them Shelter.

Nine tramps applied for lodgings at
the Third police-station last night This
number was composed OF several pair
and others who came on their individual
responsibility. As the weather grows
colder the number of these unfortunates
Who seek the shelter OF the stations
crows larger. After their nights rest
thew are usually escorted to the suburbs
of the city aud ordered to bid hasty
oood.by to the "City OF Seven Hills"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
THE HOLLYWOOD ASSOCIATION.
4 Meeting Held to Perfect Plans for tho
January Entertainment.

4 Meeting Held to Perfect Plans Tor tho
January Entertainment.
A meeting Of the Ladies Hollywood
Memorial Association was held at
the Young Mems Christian Association
yesterday for the purpose of perfecting
the arrangements to be made for the
dramatic entertainment TO be given at
the Academy January 27th, and to Sc
cure the cooperation of the whole asso-
citation.
The meeting was largely attended,
and each of the ladies present agreed to
sell a number of the tickets. The enter
tainment is in the hands Of the Ways
aud Means Committee, of which Mrs.
j. b. Pace is chairman.
The members of the association espe-
cially desire TO correct the impression
that the organization is well equipped
financially. Such is not the case. and it
is for the purpose of securing funds to
carry on their work that the entertain
ment will be given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
Tlla IInahc.

Last week the finest instrument pur-
chased in Richmond by any one was q
magnificent Cabinet Grand Upright, es-
pecially manufactured for Messrs. Manly
Is. Ramos & Co. The piano was placed
in the drawing room of the Hon. John
III. Higgins 1t would be well for in
tending purchasers TO examine the COM
plete stock Of Pianos and Organs at SOB
Main street before entertaining any
proposition to buy elsewhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
Tho Irish National Land League Meets


The William O'Bren Branch OF the
lrsh National League will hold Its an
nual meeting at Cathedral Hall this az
taruoon at 4 O'Clock. The election OF
officers viii take place and other impor-
iant matters will be considered. There
viii also probably bo some discussion
about Parnell, in whom the Irish citi-
zens Of this city are greatly interested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
A neseryca Promotion.

Mr.. Page II. Slaughter, for six years
an efficient attaohe OF the Chesapeake
aud Ohio railway. has accepted the po-
htion Of chief clerk 10 the superlntend'
eni Of tho Western New York and Penn
sylyania railroad, with headquarters at
Buffalo, \. y. Mr. Slaughter Is young
rnan Of fine business qualifications. and
bis friends will learn OF his deserved pro-
motion with pleasure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
r.. comln. moIsrt Choral Concert

Reorganization OF q chorus by the
Mozart Association enables them TO an
nounce for their next musicale occur.
ring December 22d, grand conceI.
which will 30 on event IN tho history o.
The society. and lead 10 broader ana
more artistic work in the fntnrs' =
This chorus, numbering seventy selecs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14

The only music store in this city, VIZ
ginia, or North Carolina that pas got
ten the first honor at the stair Exposi-
tons OF Virginia and North caronna ID
the popular Music. House OF Manly d.
Ramos ! Co.. Main street next the cor
ner Of Ninth. II would DO wen 70 pa
tronize this house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
- MLLLTAaY cLue MeETs.


Onccrs Elected for tho Year and n Ban
quet Enjoyed.
The annual meeting Of the Military
club of Virginia was held Mt the regl-
mental headquarters last night.
lu the absence Of Colonel Thomas r..
Marshall, the former president, who is
now conmaudant of cadets at the Nir-
gma Military Institute. Colonel w.
Miles Cary, the yicepresident, presided.
SEw OFFICERS or THE CLUB.
The following officers were elected for
Che ensuing year. their terms Of Office
commencing on January I, 1891 : MINOR
w. B.. Simons, president Major John
H. Diuueeu, ylce-president Captain B.
a. Jacob. treasurer Captain ". Il.
NosbY. secretary. Board OF Governors
Colonel O.. r., Hnwcs, Captain Il. ID.
Dreushaw, and Captain Merwether
Jones
After the elections and transaction of
r0utue business q handsome collation.
vas enjoyed. All tho dclicacies of the
season, including quail on toast, oysters
Ia every style, wines, cigars, &C., were
.eryed.
TOAST TO THE GOVERNOR.
General Charles j. Anderson stated
after the banquet that at meetings of all
military clubs, no matter how informal
thcy were, II was customary to offer a
toast 90 the highest military officer of the
State. lie therefore proposed one to
Governor Mckinney, and MAJOR John II.
Dinneen was requested TO respond. This
gentleman said that he had been sick for
several weeks and that although he APP
preciated the honor he would Toe unable
TO respond. Colonel Gary was then called
upon. but likewise declined making
speech as he vas wholly unprepared for
Che call
THE INspTCTOB-GENEBAL TALKS.
The next toast was the volunteer ser
gicc and Colonel Jo. Lane Stern was
a.k.d correspond to it. His speech was
avery happy one, full of humor and
good advice. He urged the officers to
await themselves of every opportunity
.l.y could obtain 10 better ac-
nU themselves with military
Tactics and advised them to care
y read tho. best journals on mill
l..f matters. W uNt lub NAbtuAh
volunteers, he said, were very well or
-turd, he thought they could be much
Improved in regard to their marksman-
ship. Colonel Stern said that IN one of
h.s reports made recently he had sug
ggs.ci that the officers of Virginia go
into an eucampment at Old Point This
idea le still thought was an excellent
ono and would be very beneficial TO the
officers, eyenIf they could only stay one
week.
THEY SHOULD TAKE MORE INTEREST.
Major Simoms also urged regular at
tendance at the club meetings, and sug-
go,,ed that the officers avail themselves
90 every opT0ftunity 10 increase their
knowledge OF military affairs.
Captain l.. -. CTenshGw responded to
the toast 10 the "City Fathers and
sil that the military could always count
upon hun when the citys financial con-
iIuon would permit
General Anderson also addressed the
meeting on the importance OF the officers
scquaiuing themselves with all available
military literature,
Colonel HAYES in brief speech sug-
gesled the importance Of officers tho
roughly understanding horsemanship.
The meeting adjourned shortly before
Midnight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
Found Rot Guilty.

The Henrico County Court was en-
gagged again yesterday in the trial OF the
ease OF Mr. Herman ]. Myers and the
West-Epd Land Company, charged with
permitiinga nuisance--s pool OF water
upon their lind. At 1880 II. NJ. the jury
returned verdict OF not guilty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
,,niecent PaintinI

Ihavo induced the artist, Mr.. Good
win. to allow his painting to remain
few days longer in Richmond, and take
this opportunity OF especially inviting
MANLY b. RAMOS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14

Tho Friday-Night Social Club held its
reQular meeting at the house Of Miss
Estelle DAVIS, No. 2206 east Grace street,
las, Friday night.
The subject for debate was: Gre
solved, That Columbus deserves more
credit than Washington.
The debaters were Messrs. Duncan
Lumsden and Howard Frost affirmative,
and w. Il. Parker and Allie Vaughan
negative. The negative side won the
question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14

The annual dinner for the boys Of the
Male Orphan Asylum will be given on
the afternoon OF Tuesday. December
seth. Boxes for contributions have been
placed at the usual places, and it is hoped
that the boys will be kindly remem-
bered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
HEIGHTS,
ADJOINING THE GROUNDS OF Da X A.
PATTERSON. JUST ABOVE THB
SOLDIERS HOME.

We have sold In the last fow weeks over one
hundred lots In this beautiful plat Of around.
The contract for opening all the avenues has
been already awarded, and the work Of grading
and srsveiIiDs IL new progressing and will b
briskly maintained until Is II finished. The
work OF buildlng will also b begun 81 onca
Plans for our Queen Anne cottages are nes
being drawn. Any person OF moderate means
can esn Q sixsy-foot lot aud build . comfortable
home. eli for less tsaa si.5oo. We stu ssli-
ing them ct IS, 81, and 81 per foot Tnoss mat
wish TO purchase at thess low prices had best 80
Us before thsy are ell sold
Our terms arc one NTH cash balance In six.
twelve. eighteen. and twenty-four months, q
one and two yssrA
We will taxe plesssrs IN showing you these
lOtA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
Lad, Partially psraiyzed.

Mrs. V. vonderlehf. who resides at
No. iO5 west Marshall street, suffered q
partial stroke Of paralysis yesterday al,
ternoon. She was standing IN her yara
when the attack came on her. me al
lection is confined to her LETT SIDE. III
Moore was summoned TO attend Ter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-14
MIR. Hankins tho Checker-winner

The checker-tournament at the Young
Mems Christian Association was closed
last night. Mr.. o. w. Hankins was de-
clared the most successful player in the
tournament, he having lost the least
number of games
At the close the score stood as follows !: