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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
SCHOOL, AT THE ACADEMY.
The Beauty and Fashion of Richmond
Throng the Playhouse.

Last night one Of the most magnificent
audiences ever seen in Richmond play
house assembled at the Academy or Music.
The occasion was the presentation OF the
comedy School" by Richmond society
people for the benefit of the Hollywood
Memorial Association.
Long before 8 O'clock the streets ap-
preaching the Academy were thronged by
theatre-goers. and on the steps and In the
lobby Of the house was crowd OF ele-
gantly-dressed people eagerly pressing to-
wards the ticket-tskers.
At haA past O'Clock the interior OF the
house was brilliant sight. The beauty
and fashion of Richmond filed the boxes,
the orchestra stalls, and the balcony. The
entire house was one blaze Of color; under
the soft light that fell from the chandeliers
silk and satin gowns rustled and shiyered,
feather fans futtered, and jewels glowed
like so many firehies. II was an audience
the like of which is rarely seen, evenin this
city of womanly beauty and manly dig
nifty.
Tho performance was worthy of the au-
dience (; 1t was an unusually fine amateur
production.
Mrs rabb and Miss Marie Moore carried
OF the honors. Mrs. Tabb, as Naomi
Tighe,. displayed charming vivscity. and
great intelligence in her reading Of the
part, and Miss Moore. ~ Bella, played with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28

Sergeant Alex. Tomlinson received the
following telegram last night, which was
addressed 10 the "Citv Marshaip:
LYNN, Mass, January 2.--Goods left at
Thomas Christians by Charles Littlefeld
are mortgaged and concealed by Little
field. Secdre and hold, await particu-
lars by special letter. have Lttiefeld.
WILLIAM II. PHILLIPS, Mortgagee.
The police know nothing about tho mat
referred to In the letter, bat IL will be in
yestigated to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
CAN USE THE TRACK.
The Street Committee Recommends tho
Granting of the Petition.

At the meeting of the Street Committee
Monday night, after Mr.. Stratton's resolu-
ton allowing the connection track to be
used for one year had beon lost, Mr.. Belyin
amended Il by sti king out " between the points
this shape it vas then adopted By tho following
vote:
AYss-Mcssrs. Bshen, Bolyin, Brsusr. Curtis,
Gray, siratton, Thomas, Royal White, and
soss.-J. W. Carter, d. 1. Carter. ana Tw-
pin-a
patch yesterday. IL was written out Monday
night and beipg oy ltselt on tae isst page O
the sheet changed tho entirs matter, aud head
was prepared In accordance With the manu-
script as u read Ia It's incomplete form. l. was
The resolution gees 70 NE Councii win fsvor-
Abie Recommendation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
The meeting then adjourned.
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL SOCIETY,"
Last Meeting in the Old HaIl-Topics Dis
cussed.

Last Meeting in the Old Hali-Topios Dis
cussed.
The Medical and Surgical Society held
last night its last meeting in the hall cor
ner of Fourth and Franklin. For fifteen
years this has been it's place of meeting.
but the lease will terminate on the lst OF
February. Hereafter, or at least till the
society builds or buys hall, 1t Will meet
in Schiller Hail, on Broad near Sixth: A
committee was appointed. last nlght 10
proceed at once to erect q hall TO be the
property of the academy. This is O move
in the right direction. Nothing Will so
unity the medical men of the city as the
Joint possession of real estate.
DR.. Upshur read a paper on "Nitro-Gly-
cerine and Nitro-Amyl." The former is
given in one hundredths of grain and Is
valuable in cases of weak heart.
EoCH's LYMPH.
It was stated by a member of the
academy that there was a very reasonable
prospect Of getting some of Professor
Koch's lymph in Richmond in the next
two weeks.
1t is reasonable to suppose that some of
our liberal citizens would Gld the academy
IN erecting a handsome hall which would
be O credit to the city. The academy is
the only medical body TO look after medi-
cal and hygienic subjects here, and has
therefore some claims upon our citizens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
MANcHEsTER's SHORT CHAPTER.
The Chamber of Commerce 20 Meet-Per-
sonal and other Items.

Mr.. David L. PulIiam, chairman of the
committee appointed by the Chamber OF
Commerce to prepare aplan for advertising
Manchester's advantages and facilities for
manufacturing eater prisos, has called meet.
ing of the committee for this afternoon et
O'Clock OF his once In the Leader building. The
committee Is as follows: Messrs. D. L.. Pulliam
(chairmanl, A L. Adsmsou, Augustine Royal, j..
4. Bradley, James l. Robertson, w. l.. Moody.
and John 3. Taylor.
ter6eld. thinks that tho county will have 10 use
the Manchester Jail until Chesterfield either
builds or repairs the old one.
The trial OF the case OF Aftsissou against
Dashlell was begun in the Hastings Court yes-
terday. Mr.. c. L. Page Is counsel for Mayor Az.
klsson and Hon. George ID. Wise and Mr.. z. v.
Daniel for Mr.. DashielL
Rdlnboro Scott colofod olscksmiIn, was
burned 70 death at Clover HUI, In Chesterfield.
several nights ago.
Miss Ida Moody. Of West Point, ls visiting Mrs.
j. w. StuDbe. on Ninth street.
A fence has been placed along the River read
at Reedy creek.
ferfafnmonk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
MRS. cAssIoNsUL STILL HERE.
The French Consular Agent. Mr.. nfasurier
Has Nothing TO Tell.

Mrs. Cassigneul is still Ia the city. the
ouest of Mr.. Hermann Schmidt and family,
and il was not known exactly when che
vcould return 10 her home in Goochland.
Mr.. Masurier, the French consular agent
here said yesterday morning that he ex-
nected he would have by evening some
further information TO give to the pubic,
but i ss nlsSs 4spo1sep uGn he Ss ssd that he had
nothing. -. a..
hal iust gotten hold OF MIR. Parsonss
statenant. the substance OF which bas
been published in the DisQatoh.
n 4 understood that there are o good
many paDers In the case, but they are not
~ NJ. Masuriorss possession. and II is SAID
that one Of the arguments Geneste used 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
Mr.. slTTERolNe's LIBERAL OFFER.
- huiid a Catholic Church Free Of Labor
Charre for Neurnnrr Na,ra

a., ae Saturdays NtcpOrf Rees Commercial
~: ~ Ar. Fritz Sitterding, builder and
VSI'f3sc,or V1,3c OF Richmond, has offered Bishop
gu ~ ug Nyyer 10 build church for the
~. s'nohcs IN Newport News free Of charge
~, swEmaDship. He win also supply
Sauihg 80, li,g material for the church and will
4 ~ ~ wv lhe money can be raised 10 pay for
n. i1,hs most generous oder, Of course.
VIZ b'ihop has accepted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
STANFORD ON CLOSURE.
"He's All Right "A Delayed Telegram
from Him to Stewart.
tDy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

tBy telegraph to the Dispstch.l
WASHINGTON, d. c., January 27.-Sena-
tor Stewart this morning received the fol-
lowing telegram from Senator Stanford at
New York. The telegram was filed In New
York at 10 o'clock yesterday morning:
"NEw YORK, January 26.-To Hon. WI
ham M. Stetcdrt, United States Senate, Wash
ington, D. c.: On general principles | am
in favor of the closure rule, but l am not in
favor of anything that would shut out
your proposed amendment to the elections
bill, providing that it shall apply only to
elections for Congress. Without such
amendment with my present views l
Should be obliged TO vote against the cleo
tions bill. am in favor of doing inn
portant business passing the apportlon-
ment bill and the appropriation bills
whenever we can. Show this to Senator
Aldrich. II it is necessary pair me accord
ingly. l shall try to be III Washington this
evening. ISignedl LELAND STANFORD"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28

induce Mrs. Cassigneul TO sign an agree;
ment for divorce was that her husband
was worthless. In advancing that argu-
ment he told both Mr. Schmidt and Mrs.
Cassigneul that the question OF money
would be no consideration. Mrs. Cassie-
neul, Il is learned. has letters at her home
in Goochland showing that the friends OF
her husbands family in France held her ID
the highest esteem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28

Secretary Grymes has is~ued circulars
calling a special meeting of Powhatan
Club tomorrow at $50 o'clock 70 consider
the resolution which proposes TO so amend
tho charter as 10 increase the membership,
both active and honorary. II Is desirable
that there be full meeting to consider
this important matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
TRANSACTIONS IN REAL ESTATE.
Two Deeds Recorded in Richmond and
Many In Henrico County.

Two Deeds Recorded in Richmond and
Many In Henrico County.
The following deeds Of bargain and sale
were recorded yesterday in the Clerks Of
fee of the Chancery Court:
John Hickey and wife 10 Frederick Sitterding,
35 feet on south side Boyd street, between Nor
ton and Kinney, s2626O.
Rebecca G. Napier to Frederick Sitterdlng, 30
feet on Boyd street, southwest corner Nof'oh'
s26250.
COUNTY COURT OF HENRICo.
Elyira Andersons trustee and others 10 VIII
Ham II. Sands, % 63o-l0OO acres adjoining
James II. Barton aud T. A. Lamb and their
wives to j. Isabella Sydnor, lots II and IL, block
/, Brookland Park, $3.50.
same TO Judith A. Crsnshaws trustee, lots l3
and a. block 1. Bro0klsnd Park. s4So
same TO James Ii. Crenshaw, lots q and y,
block 2, Brookland Park, S4SO.
Judith A. Crenshsw's trustee to james II. Ber-
ton, 10 feet on Richmond and Henrco turnpike
near Pope street. OF irregular shape, 81 900.
James II. Crenshaw and Edward Sydnor and
wives TO James II. Barton, 100 feet on Richmond
and Henrico turnpike at northwest corner Pope
street, g. 800.
George j. Hooper, special commissioner, to
Wallace p. Epps, GO feet on east side street 30
feet vide, Duvals addition, $40
E g. Redd snd wife to ]. II. Moore. lot q. block
q, and lots 2e, 2a, and %. block II, Highland
George W Rich and wife to Thomas Green,
four acres on Williamsburg road three and a
half miles from Richmond, s144.32.
Wingfeld Scott % +. II. Walton anu II. A.
Nightingale, 100 feet on Railroad Avenue be-
tween High Point aud Summit. s99 80.
Van Deyenters trustees TO Alexander Harris,
30 feet on north side Henrico street. Dinneen's
addition, S26O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
Qua MARVELLOUS OFFER
INGS.

The nearor to tho source tho purer the water.
That's logic In oyERcoATs. We design, cut,
make and trim ours directly and distinctly for
this locality. It simply stands TO reason OURS
will sui, you better than q stock that's picked
up hero, there. and verywhere--roady.madei In
the crudest sense Of tho word. Ours are Differ
ens from other people's Look so-feei so-wear
so-snd cost 80. They ought N be called
aRRADY-To-wEAR,n not ready-msde - be.
cause from she time we lay our hands on the
cloth in the piece YOU are In our mindsL They're
made to your wants. We know what kind Of .
Goa, you nke-snd that knowledge governs the
whole plan OF construction.
II we had to nsn or stock In the ssns pool
with the others--we couldn't maintain the high
standard We do Universal costs can't suis
everybody any more than one bill Of fare can
satisfy every palate.
Custom tailors DO our kind Of work. bus rhsy
can't meet our prices. Irs sasy enough to ten
why you sec moro Of our costs on duty than any
othsrA
THIS WEEK Gas long - they iasp We are oss
fering for tho choice Of thess overcosts We sole
for sis. siaso. els and $3.50 for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
Nebraska Against Gag-Law.
fRv tele0raDh 10 khe Dispntch.J

LINCOLN, NEE, January 27.-Resolutions
were adopted in both branches OF the
Legislature this morning approving the
action of the United States Senate in lay
ing aside the closure rule. All OF the In;
dependents with three exceptions voted
with the Democrats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
AsEHOUs CUTTING AFFRAY.
ANephew Of Colonel n. c. Parsons Pro-
badly Fatally Wounded-BIlI signed.

'"''' 0'I0NI fI1I % ~ DIEF7IFtNtII
hfNN-oN, Va, January 27.-Last night
: serious cutting ahray took place on
virsaYilc avenue in this city. A difficulty
: 1.''e between young man named j. D..
IaT''ls, q nephew of Colonel II. G..
'as. and q tough character named
,. :. ."t-an. Newman cut Parsons in the
Al'men and seriously, il not fatally,
wounded him Newman is still at large.
=, !A' people here are much pleased with
'a1 Lews that President Harrison has
er;oei the I'LL for public building at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
SUITS INSTITUTED.

Among the suits Instituted In the court yester-
day was that OF Charles v. b.Langhorne against the
Richmond Railway Company, also known As
he Richmond City Railway Company for
$4,000. The plsintlff In this case Is q crippled
youth. whose condition, it Ia alegedis the result
Of Injuries received some years ago while riding
upon one OF the oompany's cars
Paul j. Dunnayent Instituted suit against the
United States Mercantile Protective Association,
Of New York, for $500. No decleratcn has AZ
yet been fled In the case, but II Is underssood
that the suit is for tho recovery OF commissions
on subscriptions obtained from merchants In
this city and throughout the State and commits
sions on collections which we're made by the
defendant in plaintiffs territory and OF ~hi2n
no account has been rendered 20 plaintiff.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
NEW JERSEY ALSO AGAINST FORCE.
no Money for Chicago, Moreover. IL the
Bayonet BnI Passes.
By teleRraph % the DIspatoh.

TRENTON, N. j., January N,-The Senate
this morning concurred in the resolution
adopted bythe House lest week denourcing
the Federal elections bill and asking
New Jersey Congressman to oppose the
same.
The resolution offered last night that
New Jersey withhold appropriations for
the Worlds Fair if the elections bill
passes Congress was adopted by the Assem-
bly, this morning. The vote on this reso-
lution was party one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
TRAINS COLLIDE.
Passenger Train and Especial" with
Troops Come ToGethcr-Two Men
Fatally nnd Ten Injured.
by telegraph TO the Dispa'ch.

Fatally nnd Ten Injured.
fBy telegraph 10 the DispaschI
T1fvrt. KAN. January 27.--The particu-
'-r. uf p collision between a passenger
,-.Ir and Especial bearing troops from Pine
L.r... which occurred last evening on the
r.... p.et. railroad al Florence, small
-..-..l near lryius, Kan, has been received
i--- Iie special was carrying about 100
s.'F..-s. part uf the Seventh cavalry, and
T.,..-r T.. light artillery, bound for Fort
I The train consisted Of seven pas
-..- and twenty-four frelght-cars load
d with Lorses anl several pieces of artil-
..ry .ai ammunition hauled by two large
engines. The three engines and several
ear. sra completely wrecked. Manv OF tho
.l.r. we're seriously and at least two
a.4lg injured.
IHE BILLED AND INJURED.
IedAl. so far as can be ascertained,
Iry. 49,,
Sergeant Schortbat, Battery e, artillery.
g-, 81. t'Ucces.
Irsa,e Neil. Troop G., Seventh cavalry,
la., I,e cut of and head mashed.
,r..ur the wounded are Captain Good
arb. troop d, Seventh cavalry, and ten en-
listed men.
Son. of the passengers on the other train
Ser pa ured.
t.raheman was hurt.
Tic CONDUCTOR of the military train is
b.. ro,ponsible for the accident. as he
a rnning on the express train'stlme. He
DIS appeared.
3arse number Of cavalry horses were
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
CAPTAIN ARcHY DREW DEAD.
an Ancient Mariner Who Anchored at
City Point Gone.

=, '"F07'NI FlI0kfaIu % Iuo DIspAIcILI
r{TgEsBuEG, Va, January 27.-Captain
thicLy Drew, Of City Point. died to-day af-
''' ". bret attack Of pneumonia. He was o
}.1nger brother Of Captain Frank Drew,
Nv % Richmond. and was about seventy
s,Ts Cld. Born in England and raised a
-. se..1i, he hnally anchored at City Point
80 Ocing shipwrecked. Here he had lived
. nearly htty years and bad accumulated
:, handsome sum Of money. he leaves q
vie and three children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
Stock in the Greenbrier White euiphuu
Spriryvs Company is being rapidly sold. ,
HAEnrsou q Powrxs,
1908 Main street. !.


We arc Just In receipt Of lovely BluA
Pink. Yellow, and Lavender Kid Slippers.
fine grades.
In addition to these delicate shades We
have the following popular shades IN our
80 Undressed Kid Slippers: Red. Rreens
yellow, pearl-gray, dark gray. tan. dark
blue. and black. NAYS,
COZ Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
ILLINOIS AGAINST BAYoNETS.
No Aid for the Fair If the Force Bill
Passes-The SenatOrship.

SpRINaFIELD, ILL. January N.-In the
House to-day the resolution instructing the
senators from Illinois to vote against the
Federal elections bill was passed by q
strict party vote-77 TO 73--the Farmers
Mutual Benefit Association men not voting.
Mr.. Springer, on behalf of the Democrats,
gave notice that if the senators from Hi
nos should vote for the Federal elections
bill the Democrats in the State Legislature
would not vote q dollar in aid OF the
Worlds Fair.
The balloting for United States senator
in Joint assembly was resumed ut noon.
After the thirty-seventh ballot, without
change, an adjournment was taken TIL to-
morrow at noon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28

pany has succeeded in getting duplex in.
strument to work between this city and
Harrisburg and quadruplex from Harris
burg to Pittsburgh. Communication with
Baltimore. and Washington was reestablish-
cd yesterday afternoon,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
West yirglDia-Force and the Fair.
fpv teiaCraDh u the Dispafcn.l

CHARLESTON, w. Va. January 27.-The
Legislature yesterday, after on acrlmoni-
Gus discussion. passed by vote OF 40 to 20
a resolution that in case of the passage OF
the force bill the State VIII make no
World's-Fair appropriation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
A Kansa. Bank sasponds

KAvsAs CIrY. January IA special 70
the Nar from Wichita. Kan, says; The
savings Bank of Wichita failed 70 open It's
doors this morning. nabiilties ABOUT
tionsl has agreed 70 pay ail deposits Of s2S
OF less.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
clRCulT-cOuRT CASES.
Two Judges ut work-suit Against the
City Railway.

There were two cases going on at the
same time in the City Circuit Court yester-
day-one upstairs and the other down
stairs.
In the former Judge Barton was hearing argu-
ment on the demurrer In the suit OF Mrs. Ann
Rutherford against the receiver OF the hich-
mond aud Alleghany Railroad Company.
Down stairs Judge Wexford beard argument
I'm the suit Of 8. X Dun against the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad. This Is an action for
damages for 5000 for injuries claimed 20 have
been received by tho plaintiff on the defendants
road. The jury were adjourned over until to-
AaU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
peath Of Dr. Otto, OF Gas-Engine Fame.
IIly telegraph 20 me Dispatchl

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, January T.-A pri-
yate cablegrm received here this morning
announces the death at Cologne yesterday
OF DIR. Nicolas August Otto, inyentor OF the
otto eas-engine. Death resulted from
heart-failure DIR. Otto was about fifty
five wears of age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
villas Defeats spooner for tho Senate.
IRy fnlngrnph 70 the pispatch.l

MapIsox, Wis, January I.--Both houses
OF the Legislature to-day voted separately
for United States Senator. Ex-Secretary
Of the Interior Villas received q majority
over Spooner, who at present holds the
seat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
AWOST HORRIBLE CRIME.
AWlfe Shot Down by Her Husband Be
fore Her Children.
ny tolog-sph 10 tho Dispatcn.

JIy tologreph 70 no Dispatch.I
SW MARCUS, TEx., January H.-The muir
dT oi h- wife on Sunday by Colonel Sny-
t.r Wa most horrible crime. He shot
Dr. down 90 the door Of her home just after
s-s bal returned from church, in the pres
..re Il tacr two children. Mrs. Snyder
Easa daughter Of the late Chief-Justice
llluw..l. " Georgia, and an accom-
rl'.,i musician. The couple had been
Wre divorced. hut remarked, Snyder is
suaa of intellect. was a colonel in the
Confederate army. and has been writer
ioF tie New Orleans and New York papers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28

al n. n. Smith 4 Co. In complete running
order and now doing paying bu?ine.s.
win be sold ct auction at noon TODAY py
M. Thomas @. Balm, trustee and commis-
sioier. Also, large lot Of real estate own
"a by said firm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
'N' Telegraph Situation Improved.
!, ~ telegraph 70 tho Dispatch.

ss,l.i, .,lE.ii,.ap5EIPnA. Pa, January y.-The tel
tasps sitaation to-day Is considerably i'm
Lb1a, though 40 communication can vet
b, hu ~ Win New York or the East. Iren-
~. n. Delhg the tarthest point la that direc-
"' se' reached. The Western Union Com
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
ClsRSTERsAT SEA.
Tie Schooner simmons for Richmond suf-
fers Seriously with Others.
IBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
PEN ADrrrHIA. January T.-The schoon-
ar Archer and Reeves. bound from Norfolk
lrN.W York. arrived here TO-DAY in dis
,-.-.. She was iii the gale of Saturday
night. had her foresail and iib carried
away, also her midship house; her monkey
%. 10 port and star-board sides is gone,
together with her s;arboard main-rigging.
The schooner j. +. Simmons from Perth
Amtoy for Richmond reports that she had
a.5 5ire-boom broken and her fore sail car
ned away. The foTe-boOm struck First
M-'g Kelly and killed him instantly. The
ye. ! va, towed to Newcastle, Delaware,
EtIe tug Albert " Hughes.
TIE schooner Maggie Darling, from Car
l.ra-. reports that heavy gale on the
-.-' aui "a instant carried away her fore
STAY sail and burst her spanker. Heavy
..s boar ,od the vessel, flooding the cabin
v''1 Two feet Of water; broke the binna-
cs started boat and ring-bolts and water
casks and part of her cargo Of sugar was
damaged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28

Browns Iron Bitiers cures Dyspepsia, Msia-
ria, Blliousness. and General Debility. Gives
Strength, aids Digestion, tones tho neryes-cre.
ates appetite. ine best tonic for nursing
mothers, weak women, and children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
TurkfSh Itaths.

1f5 EAST FRANKLIN STREET.
Open for Ladies' from ga. NJ. TO 8 p. Y.
Open for Gentlemen from p. N. to 10 r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28

There Was an Excited Crowd
near Twelfth and Main yesterday after.
noon-aad why? Going into the Office OF
Harrison Il Powers 20 buy White Sulphur
Stock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28

Why not own Lot and Cottage at the
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs? Two
shares Of stock gives you lot, perhaps .
cottage. HARRIsoN 4 PowxH2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28
phiI,lns,. D,gestible Cocoa.

Unlike other cocoas or chocolates, II IL not
greasy, and though contaioing all tho nutri-
ment Of the richest cocoa bean, 1t Is 50 prepared
that it will not disturb digestion. All druggists'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28

Telephone No. sg7 in the catalogue inst
issued by the Richmond Telephone Ex:
change should be in the name OF Howell
4 Shaw instead of Hotcdrd a Shaw, -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-28

The Valuable Store and Foundry Property
of II. M. Smith 4 Co.. on Main, Franklin,
aud on Union streets, Will be sold at auc-
tion this day u2 o'clock M. by Thomas q.
Balm, trustee Gnd commissioner; and II
presents a first. class opportunity FOR .
business chance or for investment.