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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
ON CAPITOL HILL.
improvements IN the nuiiding-Appoint-
mcn,s by tho Governor.

The Offices of the Governor and his sec
rotary have. as heretofore noticed,
been enlarged, renovated, and fixed M.
Tho Senate chamber and hall Of tho
House Of Delegates hayo been painted.
and the basement Offices have ueen
whiteped. stationary washstand mas
been placed IN the Office OF the erk OF
tho House Of Delegates, and an additional
number of el-ctric-lights will Oo put
th,T, and other necessary improvement.
mads. Ihs i. al otice much irequented
bv sena ors aud delegates and the pubhc
generally, and ], one OF the busiest o.
places. nish. and day, during sessions OF
tie Legislature.
A good many strangers visited the Capi-
.ol Yesterday and seemed TO take mu1h
interest IN what They: saw III tAat oiu
building nnd the beautiful PARK IN when
II IS located.
pELyaATIs APPOINTED.
Tho Governor Yesterday appointed the
following delegates to the National farln-
ere Congress. Many OF the names were
taken from list furnished by the ComInls-
g,oner of Agriculture at the Governor
reouest r. {. Kent. Wythevills; ;. We'll
ford Corbin, frcdericksourE; Charles
Gfat.an. Wayne ooro'i II. Is. BevcrIey'
III, Plains: ttnund Il. COcke. Carriers
yllie: NJ. -. Hot, AuchOr. n. ~ pOM ,""''
-.ltville. Va: Walter richardson, tarn-
gill.: ". f.. Green, Charlotte Court
house: +. q. Booth, Williamsburg: Jullcn
N. Eufin. odd Church; Or. A. Droeken-
brough. Northampton Courthouse; H. a..
blackwell. Lunenaurg Courthouse WI
Liam N. Ellis, shavsyIlle; Horny Fairfax,
L-e.burc; II. l.. ID. Lewis. Bcrryviiie; u.
LATTE. Amherst Courthouse; Charles
Bruce. Mossngford; j. ID. IA. Ross, Lex
Nr. Pedro Montt. of Chile. visited the
Governors Office yesterday with a view OF
taking with ms L1cellency on such SUP
ircts as the expenss OF Government puoiic
education, etc. The Governor was out oi
tho city, however. he having gone TO arm
VILE to spend sunday with his family.
Among the visitors to the basement Of
fees of tho Capitol yesterday were: Judge
b. A. Hancock: j. l.. Carter. sheriff OF
PittsvlvsnIa county; c. L. Holt. deputy
sheriff of pittsylvanla county; }. ". Il.
Priddy, deputy treasurer OF Hanover
county: T. j. Wrav. commissioner Of
revenue OF Franklin county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
School shoes.
Shapely, strong and wear-reslsting for
Boys, Misses. and Chlldren.
D. A. CHICO, Pace Block.

We want tho public to know what our
so-caled brother photographers are saying
about US. We have had several OF our
lady customers to tell us that they have
been told by them that the beautiful
Pastel Portraits we are giving away with
every dozen of our fnely-inlshed Cabinet
Photos will fade. We pronounce this 10
be a false statement We do not wonder
at them saying SO. II they were advanced
far enough in the art TO make them they
would sing different tune. They are I Ae
Jack, who did not want any supper be-
cause he could not get any. We only hope
those who get one OF these beautiful Por-
traits will last az long a. It will. We have
placed this big offer within the reach OF
all until further notice. Do not he led
astray by so-called photographers. When
you want Portraits made OF your family
go TO a reliable studio. and You will save
money by doing 50. CANPBFLL x Co..
400 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
NO EVIDENCE or IMPURITY.
The Tuckahoe- Mine Water Exam'ssd Dy
.hs Msvor ana Other city On'oiaia

Recently tho Richmond Coal Mining
and Manufacturing Company, or whlcn
Mr. Ware IL. CAV Ia president, have been
nm mining out the abandoned shafts on the
Cosl6rook property, on Iuckahoe creek
preparatory to rcsuming mining opera
tons.
miles as the creek winds above the point
where IL ompties into tho New pump
house feeder. and tho water raised from
the shafts COOS into the creek. a,
special mesting of the Board OF Al
dsrmen held or tho 18th resolution was
adontsd authorizing Mayor Ellyson to take,
IN tho name of the city, such steps as miRht
no necessary to prevent the conianina,,
lion of the city's water supply by the sald
pumping operations.
VISITED TEE MINIS.
Yesterday tho Mayor. City-Englheer
Cnt.haw. Superintcndent-of-W Water orks
Eoil,ng City.Attorney Meredith. and tho
Presid-nt Of tho Board of Health, Dr.
Oppenhimer. visited tho mines with view
OF making a thorough investigatiou Oh 'h'
matter. .ho. tho
.b.ft water was not stagnant. "a an EVIL
denc. Of tho fact tho iow into the mines
"a co rand that although three HUNDRED
gallons nor minute are raised the level Is re-
dnrod at the rate Of only five feet per day.
Ths proportlon Of SHINE water TO the
chime that passes through the feeder Is
one q ''on to seven hundred and tity-eh
amo,,ut so small that 10 Is not calculated
fo effect the purity of the city's water
gupply even should 1t be found TO contain
deleterous matter
CLEAR AND rALATiBLE.
The mine water proved TO DO as ciea' es
any that ever flowed from a spring. "a
nleasant to the taste, and 1t wa Iearneu
that the people living at the mines uss 4.
now and have been using 1t for years ior
drinking purposes without experiencing
any Ill effects thsrefrom.
ToYL ANALYzED.
In order, however. that there may be no
doubt as to the quaiity OF the water
samples Of il were taken and Will be SUD-
ierted TO the most rigid analysis, and these
analyses will be continued from time 70
time so long as the pumping goes on. IL
ANY occasion should arise the Mayor Will
take all necessary steps to protect tho IN
terests and the health OF the city. though
60 far as can be seen at present there Will
be no need for Tho exercise OF such AL:
thoritv. Mr.. Ware Il. Cav. president OF
the company. and Mr.. John L. Jones, the
mining engineer, afforded the city ofiicials
every facility for obtaining oil the infor-
nation thew desired
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
THE TEACHERS NOW
the cirv's EDUCATIONAL YEAR AND
ITS PROMISING OUTLOOK
Suo,ic-schooi FUND Apporticnmens~-rH-
vass schosis-The Medical
COLLEGE.

The Richmond public schools will open
Tomorrow morning. Tho teachers have
been assigned. new features have been
added 90 the course in some of the classes,
And the buildings are in nrs'-class condi-
ton. Many of the private school. Will
Also commence their session. Tomorrow
And the outlook for the educational year
Il promising. Accordin? TO the report OF
the Auditor a. Public Accounts to Hon.
JohnE. M.sscy, State superintendent OF
puhlic Ilsiynltion. S69, 1902 l. the
smoun. EDphcable 70 pr olic-school pur-
poses out OF the revenue assossed Tor the
rear 1884. n.
Tbs funi has been spport;oncd hg Mr.:
NAs..v among tho coanties and cities on
the State at the ate # si.O7O5 per head az
school population.
Appor i1nmeni M. l. amounting 20
a9oS ls3.ss hs been distributed. The
smouni allotted to each city and county
on, 81 thc a.gs- cate apportionment 10 40
NrilnUs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
THE CITY'S HEALTH.
Committee Meeting mt Or. Mc0nire's o.
fcs-Diphthrria Report.

ncs-Diphtheria Report.
At . recent meeting of the Academy Of
Medicine several committees were APP
pointed TO Investigate the cause OF sick
noss of various kinds.
A few days later the Chamber OF Com
merce Committee on Health and Santa
ton met. and at their suggestion the Board
Of Health and Health Committee were add.
ed TO these committees. One of these sub.
committees chat on Statistical lniorma-
tom met last night at Dr. Hunter Me-
Cures Office. Nothing much was done
except 20 map out line of invest CATION
Among tho matters considered IN Their SITS
tistical bearlng will be milk. wateE. aud
local causes Of disease.
A report, when formulated. will be sub
mittcd to the Chamber of Commerce Com
mittee on Sanitation.
Those present at last nights meeting
were Drs. McGuire, Christopher Iomp-
kins. Ross. I5pslur. and President Chris
tian, of the Health Committee OF the City
Council.
An adjournment was had SUBJECT 10 the
call of to Chairman.
THE DIPHTHrRA.
For the twenty-four hours ending at 6
O'Clock yesterday afternoon one death
from diphtheria and four new cases OF the
disease had been reported at the Office OF
the Board of Health, as follows
Deaths: Bulab V. Cosby, HOG west Mar
shall, nine years old (whito.
New csses: Emmett Howard, 800 west
CLAW (white). two years old; Fanny Jack
son. 3Oj north First (colored), forty-tve
Years Old; Lottie May Busch. ITO Taylor
white. ten years old; Nauny Banks, 1915
Catherine (colored), ten years Old.
COMPARATIVE FIGURES.
The following are the comparative diph-
iberia statistics for the weeks ending Sep
TENDER 10Th and September 18th:
Deaths for week ending September 26,
1891. 6 ; for week ending September 10,
Cases reported for week ending Septem.
ber 10th. Il; for week ending September
fa,b m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
AN APPEAL FOR WATER.
Necessity for Better supply at the Male
Orphan Asylum.


Orphan Asylum.
Mrs. J. r. Gill. superintendent OF the
Male Orphan Asylum, makes the following
appeal through the DIsPArcH:
1t seems hard that in this world OF
plenty that there should be any lack OF
water. one Of Gods best gifts e. man. Yet
il is a fact that there is a plentiful lack OF
il at the Male Orphan Asylum. Under
these circumstances Mrs. Joseph X. Gill,
the superintendent, feels reluctantly com
PEELED TO appeal to Il generous publlc IN this
indispen sable behalf
There are now at the institution fifty
FIVE boys and ten employees. Water has 70
be furnished for this little army for all
purposes-washing, cooking. bathing. and
for house cleaning. To supply this there
are only two pumps. which It - almost I'M
possible to keep in order AZ all times.
What is most needed are water-pipes. IL
we had them We no doubt could get the
bitches dug to the man pipes OF the Ola
reservoir and we are positive that the city
would furnish Us with water.
ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY.
There is surely lberality enough in
Richmond among its wealthy Christian
people 10 aid us IN this dbsotfehi- neces'cry
Undertaking. The present inadequate sup
ply of water is not only source OF great
inconvenience and discomfort, but IS
actually standing menace TO the health
of the institution. The labor of the boys
TO obtain from these pumps sufficient
supply Of water for the many uses Of the
asvlum is exacting and onerous. and with
all their efforts the quantity of water thus
obtained - by no means sufficient for our
PURPOSES.
"Without going into a moro minute
statement we reiterate what ls recorded,
and that ~ that this need of the Male Or
phan Asylum for "a plentiful supply of pure
water l. the greatest that 10 has ever
known. and that without II its usefulness
will be severely impaired and its oppor-
tuulties Tor doing good Will greatly suffer.
WILL IT FALL or DEAF RARsI
"Can it be that this appeal for that
ci eGprst but most necessary of all drinks
Will fall on deaf ears. and that we shall be
told tha. the healthy sdace. Cleanliness
is next to godliness.' Is only fable Be
sides tor drinking purposes we need water
f1r SO MANI necessary uses. and as last
resort We make TINS effort to interest the
practical philanthropy of Richmond N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
Hosiery

Poys' and Girls School Hose In heavy black
r.h. with rnaco soles AZ s.. for sizes 10 sle and
Zoe. for sizss @ and gla.
The Fs-,-Black Ribbed Hose from the small
e.t 70 tho larges; size for 12lec. pair.
Tho Seamless Fast-Blacs Hose for boys and
girls, sizes q to sla, for l7c pair.
ladies' Seamless Baitrisgan Hose, double
heel AMI toe, l2lsc. pair.
Ladies Tan-Co!orei Fine Gauzs Hose infast
coior, l216r. pair.
ladies' Stainless Black Hose, pressed seams,
only lac. pair
Ladies' Seamless Pin-Striped Hose only l7c. a
pair.
ladies' Fine Tan and Node Hose, plain or
drop-stltch weave, only 25c. pair
1000 pair ladies' Fine Fast-Black French
Made Hose of Hermsiorf's famous dyeing, with
double high-spllced heels, at 25c. pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

The FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
The Coming Meeting of tho Association
Here-Matters 10 Eo Di.cus.sa

The international Funeral Directors "A.
sociAtion Will lold its annual session m
kicsmcnd this year. beginainx Wedne.-
da,. October 7tb, aid lasting fer three
Gays.
A programme OF entertainment has been
arranged. IL includes . carriar,-driy
around the city snd an excursion and DIM
Ter o. Old Point on tho last day, FRIDAY.
Nearly oil the members will 10 Accom-.
panied ~ thsir wives and daughters. Ihs
11cbsngs Hotel will DO tLssr hssdauar.
ters.
While ths meeting is for tho purpose OF
colferring upon ths welfare Of the busl.
ness In etnsrAl several special bjects nrs
IN the Lands vi COMET >cs. Among thess
Is the matter OF icgislst ion--that IS. &c have
the States sol . standard Of quslif cat ons
which must be coupled with before a
~ son can enter ito calling. US il does IN
the case OF dentists. doctors. and law er. !;
ssnitsTy suggestions 10 protect Localities
from diseasc, aud burisls at sea. This last
subject has bsea dSe9sssd . great deal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
THE RAYMOND VACATION EXCURSION
| 4 Party of Gao Hundred Tourists Arrive
and Flood ford's Hotel.
A party consisting of one humid

A party consisting Of one hundred ladies
and gentlemen from the New England
States arrived at Ford's Hotel yesterday at
noon FROM Old Point and viii remain II
the city until 9:l5 tomorrow morning,
when they will leave for Natural Bridge
ana will 20 thence TO their homes.
Tho ,itle under winch this band OF
tourists IA travelling is the Raymond Naca-
ton Excursion. The trip taken So far has
embraced the battle field Of gettysburg
Fortress Monroe. and other points. Messrs.
Charles II. Wilson and Henry &. Lyon, OF
Boston. are IN charge. aud the comfort OF
the excursionists IS we'll looked after.
Ford'a hosiery was flooded by the party
and alter their names had all been written
IN the big reg ist-r and rooms were assigned
the book was closed and the house was
full.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
CARTER THE NOMINEE.
Having No Opposition tho Committee De-
clare Primary Useless.

The Henrco County Democratic Com
mittee met at noon yesterday Ill the Pow
hatan-Ciub rooms. Chairman J. {.
Mitchell presided and Secretary Is. trlsch-
korn was ir his place. There were twenty
of the tventy-four present. The follow
ing was offered and received the entire
vote of the committee.
Whereas tho Democratic Committee OF
Uenrico county on September II, 1921. de-
cIded that the nomination OF candidates
for House OF Delegates should DO by a
primary to be held IN said county on DC
tober /, 1891 and whereas the plan adopt
ed by said committee permitted candI-
dates to announce themselves to the
chairman of said committee on or before
September Is. 1891 and whereas at the
time Of the adoption of sad plan two gem
tlemen had announced themselves and
whereas one of the said gentlemen has
since decided not to offer tor SAID nolni-
nation. thus leaving one Candidate. Mr..
Georgo ID. Carter, WHO would be voted tor
NJ the primary held /; and whereas the
Uenrlco Democratic Committee IL OF the
opinion that under the circumstances IT
would be useless expense 10 have SAID
urinary (only one candidate running:
therefore he II
II. soired That George ID. Carter Is en-
titled TO the nomination, and thai he -
hereby declared the nominee of the Demo-
cratic party Of Henrlco for tho House Of
Delegates
After transacting routine business the
meetln. adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
Mozart Musicale.

The "Hormis" operate and ballad quar-
tetje Of New York. confused Of Miss
Eleanor Beebe, sopranos Miss Louise Muir
ray. con;ralto; Mr. thomas LDert, tenor F.;
and Mr.. ". L. Harper, basso, will render
the following programme at the Mozart
mas 'cae Monday izht: l. QuArte,tc, SPIN
ming heel, Mar La, (tlotow). 2. Song,
selected, Alr. Harper. 3. Nsdrieal, Neo-
iuan OF the Guard, (Sul.ivan). A. Song.
selected. Miss BeeOc. Duet, Lily OF
killarney. DE edict NJ. ebert and ~.
Harper. 6. song, Like Dream. Aait a.
Ctlotow,) Mr.. Ebert. Z. Quartette. One
Morn, Rleoletto. (Verdi). S. Song, select
ed, Mis-. Murray. 3. Trio. Hawthorn IN the
Glade, MAY Queen, $. Bennett Miss
Bcebe, Mr.. Ebert, ana Mr.. Harper. 10.
Song, Hal Their Dwelling, Faust, (Gou-
nod Mr. Ebert. II. Quaftette, Good
\ .ht. Martha. Iiotow).
SIR. Jacob keiuhardt will be the accom-
PIANIST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
pr.rBlcr T,ayIAR TO KLEcrID.
AUTHOR AND ACTRESS TO WE'D.
Mr.. Edward n. Aifriend to Marry Mis-
Jsnder.

The Now York H,rdd of Yesterday has
this. which will he read with iuteres. IN
Richmond, the former home of the groom
prospective:
Tho engsgem.nt of Colonel Edward NJ.
Alfri-nd. the author. TO Miss Henrietta
Lander, the actress, has been confirmed
bv the friends of both. The marriage, II
is said. is set for an carly date. Colonel
Alfriend is the author of several plays, IN
Guiding THE LouisianlGu," which was
produced at a trial matinee at the Madison
Square Theatre during the past season,
and is now being PLAYED by Mr. Robert
Mattel. Miss Lander il said 10 have
played part in the play at its nrst perform
auce,n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
Fin. Display Dry Goods.

To those who are making inquiries whore
20 buy their Fall and Winter Dry Goods
better place could not DO found than the
wclI.known dry-goods house Of Breeder
4 TaIley, No. 800 cast Broad street. where
will be seen ell ths newest styles OF dress
Cnods in patterns and otherwise, besides
full limo OF staple goods, including
Table Cloths, Napkins, Hosiery. &c. An
inspection OF their goods by the ladies'
would be profitable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
pants
Tho Now Masonic Lodge.

Lodge Of the Strict Observance, Y. D.,
Ancient Free and Accepted Masons (tlie
new lodge will start to work tomorrow
night. Rev. Hartley Carmichael IL the
wor.hipful master. Mr.. c. A. Ncsbtt IL the
senior warden. Richard Pardee Williams
IL the junior warden. and among the mem
bcrs are many " tho most prominent Ma
sons Of Richmond. The circulaf-notice.
sent to the members calls attention 10 tho
requirement that each member must APP
pear in evening dreso-that Is TO say, in
swallow-tail coat and whito crsvat.
The lodge wall nlss, in the knights Tenn
plar asylum and the supper will be served
Ia the blue lodgs-room on tho third floor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
since tho death Of tho Rev. A. 8. Bettel-

helm. .s. or
ths norris OF Boston. New York, Pbiladcl-
mia, Galveston. Baltimore, and San Fran
cisco will report at length on, this ques-
ton. IL is held that oil the largo ocean
vessels carry doctors, who could easily EN-.
balm bodies so that they nigh, be brought
ashore. The mere sentiment against having
a corpse on board, they claim. should ee
done awav with.
The officers Of the association sre: r. II.
Brnghurst, OF PHILADELPHIA. president
John Is. McIntirc, st. Gatherings. Ont. ;
:. Merritt Horh. New York. and Joseph W.
Laube. Richmond, vice-presidents; John
II. Sharer, Alliance. O.. secretary. and
Charles A. Miller, Cincinnati. treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
Complimentary to the New Rabbi.

rary and Social Circle will be held this
afternoon, az which Rev. ,lr. Calisch, tho
new Rabbi of the Congregation Beth
Ahaba, will be present to meet tho men-
bers.
On Wednesday evening, October 18th,
Mr.. Callsch will deliver lecture at the
Mozart Academy upon Religion IN HIS
torVp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
Hcnvy Fines Assessed.

Henry Jordan and Susan Britton were
tried Yesterday in the Henrlco County
Court tor a ml,demesnor. They were hnec
so each. susan was tried on a seconc
charge and got an additional fine OF $40.
p. j. GrasDerger was fined $40 Tor sell
ing liquor on Sunday.
The grand jury meets tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

and thu result was victory for the latter
nine by a score Of 10 to o. The sattery
work Oh Ford and Lumsdcn was especially
good. The following wcre the players:
Dudcs-wells, catcher; Valentine. pitch
or: Al. Coleman, sbort-stcp; Baker. hrsS
base; Yeats, second base; r. Coleman.
third base; Curd. left Acid; g. Coleman.
centre field, Lear. right field.
Kaeamu.hns-D Lumsdcn. catcher:
Ford. pitcher: Williams. short-stop:
Parker, first base; Shelton. second base {;
Tenser, third base; Graham. lett field
Blankenship, centre field; Bowler. right
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
H0ndk

We are doing big Handkerchief trade, be-
cause we have the kind you want. Tho stock
hss been reinforced by upwards of 200 dozen in
the past week, which we will sell q; ;. $, TO-
l2ls. II, and Csc: Fine Sheer Embroidered
and scalloped kerchlefs AZ l2lqc. worth zoe. /:
at l7c. worth Zoe, and at 25c. worth Acc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
Fire In Hsnrico.

Yesterday morning shortly after day
break the barn. corn-house, and feed sheds
on the farm of Dir. Jefferson Powers, IN
HenricO county. about three miles below
this city. were destroyed by fire. The
farm implements Tho fire is supposed 10
have originated from o lamp carried into
stable early yesterday morning by one Of
the drivers. There was no insurance, and
the loss is about $500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
Change Of Residence.

Miss N. Eta Palmore, formerly OF 2ll
eost CLAW street, who is so well and favora-
Div known IN Richmond as fashionable
mantua- maker. has moved to Il west Mar
shall street, where her friends and patrons
Will be supplied promptly with the latest
and most stylish creations in dresses and
Uraps.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

Blair's Choral Thymol has been freely
used in many families Of this city TO pre-.
vent diphtheria and wherelt has appeared
to arrest it- progress. In this it has been
remarkably successful. II is q powerful
but harmless germ-destroyer and the
best deodorizer. For sale by druggists.
Price 81 cents bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
Tho NXickhnnl Nfnfue.

Ground has been broken tor the pedes-
tai Of the Wickham statue. which will be
unveiled on October 18th. NJ. l.. y.
Nalentna. the sculptor, leaves for New
York tuesday 10 inspect the bronze figure,
which has Just come from the hands o.
tho casferS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
Tho Booker Residence at Auction To-sor'

As will be seen by their advert sement IN
another column, Messrs. J. b. Elam IL Co.
will sell by auction at 3 o'clock tomorrow.
for Messrs. Leigh Il. Page and Hunter II.
Marshall, trustees. this weIl-hnown and
elegant residence. No. 7l3 west Grace
street. II is comparatively new. and so
DELIGHTFULLY."- aud .ashionably located that
a pod price NAV be expected. 1t Will be
open to inspection from O'Clock A. VI.
till tho hour Of sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

In reply % your question. bry "
clone. or Champion Roach or Water-Bug
Trap and you will never find ITS equal.
SusIrT h BBucE,
No. 400 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

issued October I.t Al -,
phones " VII plesse ,a.!,.. r'.,.
20 that they may appsar fa .,. "a.
EicRgoSn iFfr,.....
X. y. Rood. Manage. "'csl,l,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27
Pi.r- and Mantrl-Mirrors.

I shall have several fine Mantel- and
Pier Glasses for sale during this week. IN
ornamental gilt and walnut frames. at tho
new auction house corner Ninth ana Main
streets. Come in and SEQ me whether you
want TO buy or not.
Jso. T.. LAUoHros. Salesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-27

A very largo lot of Secondhand High,
School Books ut Hartpng's, ia broad
street. Come early before they are gone.