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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08
BLACKSTONE.
a Progressive Little City Of the southside.
Observations Of a Visitor.


On our recent visit 70 Blackstone during
the senatorial convention We were forci-
bly, struck with tho marked improvements
IN that town. and the spirit Of thrift,
energy. and go-ahead that pervadcd the
place and had become part and parcel Of
every citizens daily life and cOnversation.
Go where wo would talk 10 any one We
would happen 10 meet. and we were every
where met with that enthusiastic love tor
their town. and that hearty faith in tho
success OF every undertaking that BODIES
we'll for Blackstone's future and promises
10 make her one of the foremost towns of
Southside Virginia. Everything IN Black
stone IL essentially Blackstonian. and il Is
this very feeling that makes her future
look so bright. The citizens Of Blackstone
love their town and believe that IL will
prosper. and they have the very best rea-
sons tor thinking 50. for this faith has its
origin in no UtOplan dream. but III the
solid improvements and ARRANGEMENTS
that are every day being made. Shortly
after our arrival in town We had tho
pleasure to make the acquaintance ~ Mr.
Sidney +. Epes. editor Of til" T0'pier. ono
of the mos. courteous gentlemen II WAS
ever our pleasure 10 meet who kindly
drove us over the town and pointed out
the different improvements already estab-
lished and explained other projected ones
which will materially adi 10 the wealth
and progress of the town. West Black
stone which only short time ago was an
uncultiyated held. Ia now laid OF in hand
some lots with broad streets, along which
are planted quick growth trees, fore
shadowlug the future prosperity OF tho
town. beautiful residences are already
sprnging up hero and there. notably
among which i that OF Dr. l.. {. Tucker.
Large rolltr-mils are already IN full blast
and have capacity OF 100 barrels of flour
a day. Moo.lcn-mllls that VIII employ
numerous hands are being erected, and or
hill surrounded by lovely grove Of oaks
are being laid the foundation of a splendid
female academy winch promises To rival
anv IN Virginia. There are other improve
ments too numerous to mention. Black
stone il pushing. thriving town, and II
II, citizens keep on as they have begun
they will make their town a city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08
TROTTeRs BREAK WORLD RECORDS
The Two-Ycar-Old stallion Orion Keats
Sunovs Time of 2:f3 by pa seconds.
rBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l


STOCKTON. CAL. October "A record
meeting commenced on the kite-Shaped
track Yesterday. and two worlds records
were lowered. For the first trail Marvin
came out behind the famous Palo Alto
two-year-old stallion Orion. by Electloneer.
out Of Manotte. entered TO beat his record
of 2:2l made IN the race at the state FAR
few weeks ago. Orion was accompanied
by a running mate and went OF easily. Tie
went the first quarter III 3ill halt mile IN
Los. Hat three quarters IN l:i2 g., and maie
the mile IN z:l5 4. thus beating the word :
record Of 2.lS held by Sunol.
Marvin then brought out the yearllng
Bell Bird. by Electioneer. out of Beautiful
Bell. 70 go against C.araIgn purse and
10 beat the worlds record of 2:2J's. The
hlly acted splendidly. aud led TO the one
quarter post hait-miie post IN l;l3'4.
three quarters II l.50a. and the mile IN
2:11 II, beating the worlds record 10y s.
cOni-.
Tho Stanford stallion Electricity lowered
his record from 2.22 10 2:l7ti.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08
Assignment of FL. Galloway.

A deed Of assignment was filed IN the
Clerks orirn II the Chancery Court yesterday by
T. l. Galloway, dealer in gun-. pistols, cutlery,
*. al ND. I7li onst Franklin street, who
transfers his stock Of 0oGs Sc rc lxur"-. &c, 10
James ". Tyler, trustee. The paler also Assigns
10 Mr. TYLER all accounts. bonds, and chooses In
action due the as-ignOr, and designate. that tho
trustee shall dispose ~ the property a. speedily
A. possible. bat that 10 publi' sale -hall DO held
until thirty days after the date OF the making Of
the deed Tho proceeds ~ the business are 20
be applied 20 the payment OF Gall1ways debts,
In the following order:
Tie costs u recording the deeds Of assignment
and 500 to Cariwel X Car'lweli for professional
services A. VI. Cuiu-, $500 due on noie drawn
O.tober ,, 1890: also 600 due \. NJ. Curtis FOR
services rendered Shoverling. Daley s. G,tes,
ssGg.IO: Abbey K Aubrey, si2loo: llliam
Mills. s3s.53; Douglass hlnter, tfs.ln Nc
ldarns 4 Berry, as Davenport H Morris,
sls.5O: :. II. Hawes, SIS; Watkins. Cottrel Il
Co. sI:;: Donnan 4 Cannon, 5 10; Carter ~
Kyland, 56O.45: City Bank 0f Richmond, 800.
Probabilities are less than $1,000 and tho as
sets are not yet known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08
Mozart Musicale Tonight.

The programme for the n'usic7'e this
fThurslayl evening will oe rendered hy the fol-
lowing artists: Miss Flora VI. Bertelle, Soprano 4:
Miss Adele strauss. cOntraltO. Miss Bertha
Webb. violinist, all Of New York, assisted by The
Misses Estrlle and Helen FlOrshcim. pianlsts, Of
this city: Mr.. j. Reinharit. accompanies. ami Is
as follows: I. riano duo. William Tell. lRossni.)
Mis-e. Florsheim. =. Vocal dao, Hungarian
Dances. BrahmsD Miss Bertelle and Miss
strauss. 3. Violin solo, Ballad and Polonasc.
fNlenxtemps3 Miss Webb. 4. soprano solo,
Komanza Fillider Regiment, iDonizetti) Miss
Bertee. >. Piano du, Caprise bonerose'
Ket,iser) Misses FlOrsheim. q. Contralto solo,
Aria Ia Fayorita, tDonizeItll Mise strauss. T..
Violin solo, Waltz Caprice, tWimiowski, Miss
Webb. y. Soprano solo, Spanish song, lDelloes)
Miss Bertel!e. 9. ContraltO soto. Flower Song,
Wounod,) Miss Strauss. 10. VOCAL iuo, Lave
ani Lows Thee, ICampana.) Miss Bertelle and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08

brain nnd Of the spinal cord. including his
Manual of Diseases Of the Nervous Sys-
tenn who has been attending Mr. Parnell,
was the physician who watched the closing
hours of his life. The great leaders con
dition was SO bad Iucsda, that DR.. Somers
Wa unahlc 10 leave his bedside from early
that morning until Mr.. rarnell hreathcd
his last.
Mis-. rARNEIL.
This evening Mrs. parneil ls receiving a
large number OF tclcgraphic messages from
apparently ali parts OF thc world. all Of
them containing words oI comfort and
coincidence with her IN her bereavement
\ dispatch sent from brighton a; $40 4.
VI. TO-DAY says that Mrs. Parncll continues
IN a condition too prosira,cd To bc able 10
see any one. Her eldest daughter Is with
her.
THr DE,TH Nor RrGI~TTRED.
The death Il Mr. parncll has not vet
been registered. None Of the local nu-
thovitice of Brighton have been commum-
Gated with hy the attending physician.
Both the celebrated DI. Somors and his
soa refuse o. make any statement as tothe
caneo o.. hS death or AZ to the progress of
his sickness, on the ground that TO MEN,
hrr oi the larnol. family has IA vet accord
ct thcm perm sion t. SAY ANYTHING on tho
subject and that until they receive such
pcrml> >sion the ply Nslcians will under no
Clr utustancc- say anything IN reference TO
MT. Iarrets death
rAR>ELL AND Mis-. o'suENs CHILDREN.
4 news agency states that among his com
pncatcd private affairs Mr. Parnell left nm
settled The question If the custody of ms
wltes Younger children. 1T is no secret -
SAWS the same authority. that Mr.. Par
rel. claimed 10 be the father of the two
.t..N N..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08

CHEWING & ROSE. y. NJ, lots In the East
End.
CHEWING g. ROSE, p. NJ, lot Of land In
llenrlco county.
CHEWING y ROSE, Az p. M, brick dwelling
In Henrico county.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., 5 p. NJ, lots on
Taylor street near Reservoir Park.
ELLIS 4 CATiiCAhT, ioIs A. NJ, trustees sale
OF drugs, medicines. soaps. perfumery, &C.,
al AT east Broad street.
GEORGE w. MAYO, 1880 A. NJ. household fur.
niture aud MISCELLANEOUS srticlos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08

II the trousers that 60 with our model
SlJ suits we're converted into baseball
pennant they would certainly shed addi-
tional Iustre on the national game. They
would multiply the pleasures of victory
and soften the bitterness Of defeat. As
for hese suits the triumph of the great
Boston Baseball Clubs team isn't o
bigger triumph than they are. In
quality they are away up, in price they
are away down, and in make-well. the
highest skill attsinable has been layished
on them. They've made hit, and il
you don't get one of them you'll make .
MISS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08
INSPECTION OF CEMETERY LOTS.
This Committee on Burial-Grounds Make
Tour-Entertaineib by superintendents.

The Council Committee on Cemeteries
made an inspection OF Oakwsoi. SnOchoe'
AMI River View cemeteries yesterday AFTERNOON,
and found thrse burving-placc- IN very good
condition considering ths meagre amount al
lowed by the Council for their maintenance
Tie members OF the committee met IN the
Council chamber promptly NJ l O'clock "hcre
carriages awaited them Tor The tour. MrsSts'
Gr,rn.s Carneal CARRIER. BOwden. and Houston,
members Of the body, were puhctualN on hhu'I'
The only gentlemen accompanying the commit
Tee were MIR. John Haley, captain Ecnhfh Da-
VI. and the preas representatives.. tnlNcrsai
r.,rcr was Expressed nj the inability OF Mr.. D..
W. Carter 20 attend. lie was the only member
OF the committee who was absent
THETRIP TO OAKw00D.
The DELEGATION were driven direct to Oak
wood where "a thorough inspection was made
and everything found In pcrie:t oruer. no
I.uutifut burying-grOunds looked ever s"eettr
aud more sacred under the mellow shades oil tho
clouds which drifted beneatn the sun anu pe-
tosened the rain which came later on
Nearly every section In the cemetery was
Waited and the universal conclusion was that the
neg portion, which the committee has ASKED tho
Council for an appropriation Of $500 70 Improve,
h even now the prettiest section, and when IL N
laid OH and grayeiled II WIZ a, one oo p'a0ea
upon the market ut reasonable ngures.
Within the past year Oakwooi has peen great
ly Deautiied. The unslghtly heaipoards WHICH
marked tho graves Of tho lU,OOO confederate
soldiers whose sacred ashes lie In four oi those
s.rtions have been removed from three OF them
ami only fhe beautiful green syari, on which no
foot i allowed 20 tread, speaks Of the heroic
dead that sleep there.
TO IMPROVE THE FOURTH SECTION.
It's the intention Of the committee To ask an
approprintion Of a small amount later on To
clear away the old heaibOaris In the iourth
.ection and level the ground and otherwise I'M
prove II later on.
All over tho cemetery there was manifested
every evidence Of tho care anu prudence that Is
taken with tho shrubbery aud noNer~ Inc
waikways were clean and nicely triinniou anu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08
GReENESvILLE's IMPROVEMENT.
4 Brief Court Term and No Prisoners In
JaIl-Coming TO the state Pair.
Of the Richmond Dispatch

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.I
EMPoRIA. Va. October The only
thing to cnliyen us here Is the presence
Of the kickapoo Indians and their nightly cvh-
certs selling their medicines. Tho ehtertuh-
meuts aro roally enjoyable and peasant. ne o.,
concerts are free. or nearly 20. only very shai'
sum being charged for admittanco.
No cotton has como into market nor" yc'
The crop is at least four weeks late.
SHORT COURT Term.
our County C1ur, last Monday was the snort
est session for many years The Judge was only
on the bench about thirty minutes. IL shows
that our people are improving. and moreover
our jail Il entirely clear ~ prisoners.
large number ~ cur people are LOOKING ior-
ward 70 attending the annual Fair IN yonr city'
SOme u oar citizens, auOny tn" number hr:
+. g. Tredway.a a prominent member of our 10 Al
bar. will attend the Ecumcnical convention IN
Washington this week.
No nIrHIHrRIt.
There j. not case OF tiphtheria in this vicinity
Nine deeds were recorded and two marriage
licenses issIea last month.
Since the doclu ttinn u Mr.. West 20 be cam
dilate for the General Assembly IL IL thought
Mr. Parsons. the Alliance candidate, viii be sup
ported by the Democrats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08
EDITOR SCHURICHT RETIRES.
lie VIII he Succeeded on Der SUDDEN bJ
Mr. Iilsscll.

At q meeting Of the stockholders of the
German New Company held Tuesday
night Mr. Hermann SchurIcht. VINO has
So ably conducted D,r Sfien since It's cs-
tahl shment. resigned tho editorshp OF
that paper.
This step was taken by Mr. Schuricht
solely On account Of impaired health. he
having literally worked himself down.
The stockholders accepted the resignation
with regret. and after passing resolutions
complimentary to Mr. Schuricht elected
Mr. B. Has.rli his successor.
Nr. Hassell i, veteran and we'll
equipped journalist having been editor oi
the lnzeig,r for some thirty year.. The
stockholders determined that redoIblci
Efforts should be- made through Dv Nuion
t. stimulate the emigration OF u good class
Of Germans 10 Virginia
Mr.. Schuricht will return 10 his farm in
Louisa. bnt the Gcrmau-Amercan public
will not lose the services Of his scholarly
and vigorous pen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08
icc' unless In the particular that the iicnilnca-
'on "i ihe prisoner wa- moro positive.
POSITIVE.


ucc' unless IN the particular that the idcnilfca-
"on "t the prisoner was more positive.
POSITIVE.
=, NO Testimony of Mrs. Armstrong whom
W" attempt was made--was direct and positive.
Nhc described tho dress, FEATURES nni manner
vi IN" poy, ana gave sons for her un~ayerlns
Do,ei mat the prisoner was the guilty person.
., "r' Armstrong T. present. lie n from D,l'as.
eh's' AM his wic was spending the summer
h'.' "hen the crime ewasattrmpted.
buNall does not seem at all depressed nni ms
bearing IL natural ana easy. Public opinion Is
"'i"ci asNp whether he Is guilty.
rILv,S vs. nsKRIs.
ono contention of Mr.. Harris some Of whose
H''nis irtel the Democratic convention here
OF Monday. was that be had carrier the south
s,l" ana wa- entitled 10 special consideration on
.nht account An analysis ~ tho vote SHOWS
thni lilman carried tho Sluthsie.
~ tren-pircs also ihnt Iilfsan camc in two
woes ~ "nnng over Harris tho en- lorsemeni oi
~" Farmers Alliance, and that II Republican
ANidhc '-inen had not been permitted 10 vote 70
recommend caniidate 10 the Democratic con-
N"nN0n l!lmnn wpId have been endorsed
:, III" liair- men have applied 20 MIR. Lyman, 2
h'iubi m. 20 90 on the tlckci w "a Harris, an y
mus unit the Harris men qn1 ,ho Republicans
u opposition tothe regular Democratic ticket,
Ia MI Lyman declined 70 JOIN tLem.
PEEsOsAJ~
Professor F. II. Smith, Of the University Of
Nftihn i- the iey delegate from The Virginia
Conference o.; tn Methodist Episcopal Church
10 The Erumcniral Conference OF th1t Clurch,
Whi,h meets IN session in Washington to-day.
Professor Smith ia lhp only lay delegate from this
S'ate-a high complincn'.
Ni7s Katie Il. iiih. gaucntcr 81 Dr. Hill. OF
thi' place, has gone 10 Cincinnati To attend n
course ai ihc Musical Conservatory.
Mr.. }. iiagoman and family. Oi Staunton, are
the guests Of Nj :. Lctcrman, tue father Of Mrs.
liag'rman.
-Four hundred and thirty student. had mn
trrIaici al the University yesterdny-thirty
moro thfn NJ the sam" time last SOS on.
ihr Treasurer reports Hi06.25 ~ the amount
subs 'rlbei from June i-t 10 October Isl O. the
Piedmont Hospital. During the same period
$s11.21 wa disbursei october lst the treasury
had S4J3.O1 on hand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08
Fx.Governor Fitzhush Lee. of Virginia.

was III the city for a short while yesterday
ea ro,ee home from a visit TO the bedside
Of his cousin. General ". H. +. Lee. At
the Metropolitan the Ex-Governor was
surrounded by group of Virginians. as is
ALWAYS the case when he comes to Wash
ington. They were declaring that sooner
or later he would, in obedience to the
popular will. have TO re-enter political life,
and predicting that he would have a claim
on seat in the United States Senate At
the expiration OF Senator Barbour
term. .- BdStusG'On Post.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08

MARRIED ON pulpit ROCK"
vhe Eomantic Weiding of Mn w w
baldwin and Miss Alice &. smith.

fSpecial telegram 20 inc DIsV"I'n'I
K.ruaAL BHIDGE, Va, October 80 80
.,n,15 ya,li' tfis afternoon on Pulpit Rock. "
" In ibc top Of the Natural Bridge; by The
r. NV ,Hy Mr. Sc9 Campbell MI William W; Bald
,s,, w,' 1,'' - nrominent hotel-man, and Miss
"in' Sl,. " iS,"ith were the happy couple.
Ho 200 one e except two Of Miss smiths reia, a,
t,yes witnessed the ceremony or knew M ol
!, mn pntII they had gone. All the parties
were from Bucna Vista. Va. Inc pfIus a,
was a beautiful and attractive EliSS' ho'
,.v,r ltyfsgr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08
PUBLIC CAOOLATTENDANcE.
weather signals t. BE Dispiayoi Daily
Personal SOtes.

Correspondence of III Richmond Dispaich.i
SrorrsyuLE. October The Graded
School hero opened Monday with ninety
nine pupils. tne largest opening attendance tnr
s,hoo! has ever hai -in,e its ORGANIZATION. TO-
day they have over 100, ani u = tLo1thl TIC
number VII. soon run W o. 10 or 40.
= r. Gnulf. Esd. has Just erected III 'front.' "l
the posi-, IA e a iag-pOi' with all the apparatus
for ho'riins weather signals oyefy moihil-'
The nag was '.iung on. 10 the Dre'ze ior tao
Aret I'M. to-rny IL j. a great convenience ~
our c,tizens, and Mr. CAN'T deserves their thauAs'
Mr. Philip : Powers, OF your city. ana h7
br.dr tnee Miss B.oHn) are here visiting Mr. D'
C. Powers and family.
Ur. ". II. Wade, Of your city, who has been
sjrk here a. his old home. H. now sufficiently re-
covered 20 begin % get around
Mr. jackson Bcal. Of Salem, Is here visiting ms
family. ,
Mexioo. v'l Montgomery. Ala, whore hc viii JOIN
family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08

by Auglo-American cable u the Dispatch
MAnR.D. October The fire which,
nccDrlins ioN iispp'rh sent here Nc midnight
from Satanler. hld brosen out ~ hospital and
had spread With aiarm.ug rapiiiiy had been
cxt.ugIlshei. l. WAS iirst said that fourteen
hof.r- i'm Gale Ci-ucros AMI eight houses In
Gale Monte wore doomed. This report seems
- have been q good estimate ~ the damage
likely 20 have been done 10y 'he flames 50 II is
now found that twcn'y-threc houses In the Two
s,r,.cfs reforred T. hayo teen destroyed. Several
per-ons were injured during tho progress OF the
c.UNavrufi.u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08

The following letter was received hore
Yesterday and was very gratifying 10 the
gentlemen 10 whom It II addressed:
WAKKESTOS, VA. October e, 1891.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08
The Diuhtheria.

For the twenty-four hours ending at 6
O'clock yesterday evening one dea,h from hiph.
,ha,ia and three new cases of the disease had
been reported at the Office Of tho Board Of
Health, as follows:
Deaths: Gertrude Skinner. 325 south Cherry
lwhtte), twenty-onc years.
shall (coloredl, twenty-five years /.
charles Tomllnson, Jr., l4l2 west Broad
(yhite) three year-.
Annie Drew. 110l west Cary (whitel. eight
vears
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08

The tmited States grand jury yesterday
found true bills against Byron Fields Tor etnbez
zliug and destroying q registered package con-
fainlng q watch AM other yaluables. and iiich-
ari Williams f0r stealing registered letter
from the p0-'-o1lce 40 New Kent Courthouse.
The grand fury was aii0uruei over until 10
and the petit Jury until / o'clock this morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08
Colonel Parsons in the city.

Colonel IL. {. Parsons. ot the Natural
Bri,ge. vas m The rliy yestoriay. His wlic and
daughter, Mis- Catherine Parsons, are now ira
yelling Ia Europe wiih Mr.. Appleton who Is IN
very hed health. When lart heard from they
hal left carlsbad ani taken Mrs. Appleton 10
Munich for aitrr-trrafmen,. There seems 10 be
some s.ignt nope Of Mrs. Appletons recovery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08

lBy Anglo-American cable 20 the Dispatch.l
koNE. October THE Popo has In
strlc,ci the PapCl nuncios abroad 10 present an
identical nnts 20 tho governments % which they
arc accredited on the recent di-nrd rs m home
ON account II the offensive action of "A French
pilgrim at tho tomb ~ Victor Emanuel This
note win hlli that these disorders are oVi ilence
of the insecurity Of tho Papal position III Rome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08
Newspaper Suspension.
rRv -ofe,raph ~ tho DisDatch.

CHARLESTON. ). c.. October 7. The Char
leston D4iIg Wor.d Usel ~ World. and sUnday
EudIsf. published by Worl-Budget Company
mere, have suspended publication. The an
uoIncement was made tins morning The "ord
started four years as'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08
D.atb of Mr. Montague Cobb.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dspatch.t
WEST PoIST. Va. October 7.-Montague
Comb. one ~ West Points oldest citizens. died
AZ me residence u hi- son Thomas. this morn
ing 9:35 Nr. Cobb was ninety years old and
was u consistent member Of the Disciples
church. Ills romans viii be- bariei n the West
Point cemetery Tomorrow at L. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08
Grant Monument Unveiled.

CncAGo. LII, October Tho Grant
monument WIS unveiled today IN the Presence
~ many thousands IL militia, grl1ziei veterans
0f the Grand Army q the Republic, knights oI
Pvinias counties. similar Or x niLatiOns. aud ctl-
1ru- The Grafton was delivered BY General
M.lter q. Gresham.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08

Blair's Chloral Thymol has been freely
used IN many families Of this city 70 pre-
vent diphtheria. and whereIt has appeared
to arrest its progress. In this it has been
remarkably successful IL il o powerful
but harmless germ-destroyer and the
best deodorzer. For sale by druggists.
Price 81 cents bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08
SOME CHANCE TO RECOVER.
Encouraging Reports from Gen. ". ~. r.
Iee-Ex-Goyorncr Titz. Lee oI the Way

lspecial telegram 70 the DispalchI
ALEXANDRIA. Va. October THE news
from the bedside of General William II. /.
Lee tonight il of IN encouraging charac-
ter. The General Is somewhat stronger. =
entirely conscious. recognizing those =.
his bedside. and Is resting quietly. 30 tha'
his nhysicians seem 10 think he has some
chance TO recover, although he Is stu
very sick man. Great pleasure is felt by
the people OF this place at the good news.
Ex-Governor ftzhugh Lee Is here TO-
night as the guest of Captain L. B. hooe.
He goes ont TO Ravensworth tomorrow 10
gee his cousin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08

How many people contract diseases by drink
ing our polluted water, when thcy could avoid all
danger by adding ten TO twenty drops Of ANGos-
TuRA BITzKs, the world-renowned tonic OF cx-
uusltc favor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08
Free Exhibition.

The American Fuel and Heater Company
will have to-day on exhibition az the storo
of the Richmond Music Company. two
door above Cohen Company. one of their
heaters. giving a practical test. showing
how II can be used N cooking, etc. Tho
ladies' are especially invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08
o,.w,od Memorial Association.

The ladies' Of this association Will hold
an iuuortant meeting this evening az 3 o'clock
m me leciuro-room of the Third Presbyterian
church. >oyelgl matters Of Interest will come
no tor consideration, and fun attendance Is
therefore earnestly desired.