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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
foRrY-Foua DEATHS LAST WEEK.
Six from Consumption, -Four from Ty-
.hnIh Earor TnreA from Diphtheria.

sIx from Consumption, -Four from Ty-
uhoid-Fever, Three from Dipbtheria.
The following is the report Of the Health
Department of this city for the week end
lug November 14th:
Whole number of deaths. A-A white
and 20 colored. Annual rate of mortality
per 1000: White, 26.55; colored, H.37-
See ana color: Males. l6 white, 70 color
ed females, white. s colored.
Locality: Marshall Ward. white, col
ored; Madison Ward. white; 3 colored I;
CLAW Ward, s white, colored; Jefferson
Ward. 3 white, colored; Monroe Ward, 8
white. colored; Jackson Ward. 3 white,
colored.
Cause of Death: Abscess OF liver, color
ed asthma, colored; asthenia, / colored I;
bronchitis (chronic), colored; cancer of
bowels, / white; congestion OF lungs, L
colored; consumption. white. 4 colored I;
commissions, 2 colored; Group (mem-
brarous), white; Group (diphtheretlc), l
white; cyanosis, white; dlphtherla, 2
white, 1 colored fever (typhoidl, white,
/ colored; gastritis. / colored; heart
disease. / white; hemorrhage, l coiored {;
hemorrhage (cerebraD, 1 white; hemor-
rhage (umbilical), colored; inanitlon, 2
colored imperfect development, white !;
marasmus, white, coloredi meningitis;
j white; Oedema OF lungs, Wnlte' Otu
age, white, color ed paralysis. white
pneumonia, 8 white; rheumatic (ehronic),
white.
Aqes. /. One day to thirty, 2 white and 8
colored: one month to six, white and 9
colored six months to twelve, white and
colored: one year to three, 3 white; {;
three years to FIVE, white; five years TO
ten, 2 white; ten years TO twenty, white
and colored: twenty years TO thirty. L
white and 2 colored; thirty years 70 forty,
2 colored; forty years to fifty, white and
4 colored; fifty years to sixty, 2 white ana
/ colored; sixty years to seventy, white
and 2 colored; seventy years to eighty
white; eighty years to ninety, 3 white; {;
unknown, white.
Comparable Weekly Mortality For week
ending November IL. 1891, "a white, 20 coll
ored; for week ending November 10. 1880,
23 white, Is colored;
Rainfall For week ending November IA,
1891, O.2i inch; for week ending November
Is, 1890, 0.03 inch.
Te,nperatlre: For week ending NoVem-
Der IA, 1891, 61. .s5 for week ending Noyem-
Der Is, 1890, 63.29.
Number Of VtSits Made by Phystcians toT
Poor First district, %; Second district,
rs; Third district, SO; Fourth district, Is.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
parsnnala and Briefs.

Mrs. William b. Taliaferro is the guest
of Mrs. T. II. Boykin, 419 east Franklin
street.
Miss Maggie Tabb. of Gloucester, is the
guest of e.. r. Tabb, ESQ.,, No. 6l2 north
Tenth street.
A mass-meeting for young men Will be
held in the Second Baptist church Sunday
evening next at 8 o'clock. number OF
laymen of the different churches will take
part.
1.-THE annual meeting Of the Ladies' Auxili-
ary Association OF the Masonic Home VIII
be held to-day at that institution. n rIs Inc
train will leave the SeVen-Pines railroad
station at noon.
The annual pound-party for the benefit
of the Richmond Eye. Ear, and Throat In
Urinary will be held at the Infrmary, III
Governor street. on Thursday, November
10Th. All donations Of provisions, dry
goods, OF money will be most thankfully
received.
Mss Nina Taliaferro, of Gloucester
county, who will be one OF the brides
maids at the wedding OF Miss Addie Hem
ningham Lyons and Mr.. Henry Bohmer,
Jr., is the guest OF Captain L. II. Deane,
No. 2OS east Franklin street.
Mr.. George s. Crenshaw returned yes
terday from Atlanta, Ga. where he at
tended the meeting of the Georgia state
Christian Convention.
Hon. John s. Wise and Judge Roger A.
Pryor, of New York, arrived here sun;
dav and went immediately to Goochland
county, where they will spend some days
in hunting.
Senator-elect Watson, Of the district
composed in part of Brunswick end Motto
way, was at the Capitol yesterday; MI:
Watson viii be the youngest member OF
the upper branch OF the Assembly.
George Bailey was received at the peni-
tentiary yesterday from Northampton
county. He was sentenced to prison Tor
two years for HOUSEKEEPING.
Bishop Seidenbusch, formerly Of Mime
sofa, is on southern tour, and Tor the
present is q guest of the Benedictine
Fathers of this city. He said the9 O'clock
mass at St. Mary's German Catholic church
Sunday morning.
Mr.. K. II. Benson, of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Offices. has gone TO New York, and
will spend ten days or two weeks there and
in other northern cities.
Mr.. Herman Holzgrefe, of Germany. who
has been visiting his brother. Mr. Joseph
Hoizerefe, at this city, left yesterday for q
trip to St. Louis. Cincinnati, and other
western cities. He was accompanied py
his brother, Mr. Henry Hoizgrete.
Ivanhoe Lodge, Knights Of Pythias, con-
ferfed the three degrees Of the order on
number OF candidates last night.
Mr.. Thomas Martin, Of Albemarle. was
In the city yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
MR. Curtis Now oAARMAN.
He succeeds Alderman Taylor on the
Grounds and Buiidings Committee.

He Succeeds Alderman baSfor oh t"o
Grounds and Buildings Committee.
An important meeting of the Copmittee
ON Grounds and Buildings was held IN the
Office OF the City Engineer last evening.
Those present were sub-Chairman Fergus
SON and Messrs. Curtis, Houston. Brander,
nardwicke, and Iurpin. The meeting was
presided over by Mr.. Fergusson. !,
John L. Burroughs, w. 4. Ammons, ana
q. III. Lambert were listed for Work on the
new CITY Hall. The regular bills and pay,
rolls were approved and ordered paid, ana
the Cify Engineer was Instructed eo nave
consolidated all the accounts OF the
Grounds and Buildings Department:
In reply TO questions by Mr.. Iurpin Col
onel Cuishaw stated that everywneIe
II was possible for man TO work on the
New CITY Hall he was given employment.
The CITY Engineer explained that the
woodwork would not begin until next
spring; that the interior work now gong
on was the laying Of tiles, etc
The election OF chairman 70 MI the
place OF Mr.. Richard nj. Taylor, resigned,
was the next business and Mr.. ". n. Cur
It's was nominated by Mr Turpin ana ~ ne
was unanimously chosen chairman. Inc
COMMITTEES then adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
AwATER-MAlN BURSTS.
A Break at Fourteenth and Franklin
streets of Serious Proportions.

n brtNK HAN
streets of Serious Proportions.
The guests of the Exchange Hotel must
have thought that they we're encircled on
every side by mountain brooks last night
about 10 O'Clock, for Waterman located
under the middle of Fourteenth and
Franklin streets, for some unexplained
reason, broke loose and cast up a tremen-
dous volume of the liquid. which flowed in
every direction.
The cutters leading to Main and down
Franklin streets were flooded with swiftly
flowing water for over an hour. and the
musical murmer of of the escaping stream
filed the air with a cadence truly sugges-
tive of some rustic rivulet.
The outlet of the water, which was be.
tween the rails of an electrician track and
exactly in the centre of the intersecting
thoroughfares, presented the scene of a
small water-spout, which attracted num-
ber of people to the spot.
The city authorities were notified OF the
accident, and at midnight steps were taken
10 repair the break. 1t is said thIs the ac-
cident will cause some of the houses IN
tbs neighborhood TO be temporarily de-
priVed of writer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
REAL ESTATE CHANGES HANDS.
Deeds of Sale Recorded in Richmond and
Henrico Courts.

Deeds of Sale Recorded in Richmond and
Henrico Courts.
The following deeds of bargain and sale
were recorded yesterday IN the Clerks
Office of the Chancery Court:
q. L. Denoon to nj. f. Walker, 25 feet on
Grace street southwest corner Harrison,
Elizabeth w. H. Gordon, Alexander b.
Hagner and wife and Others to Silas Shell
burne, 1851 feet on Canal street southeast
corner Twelfth, 1880. -
Henry S, HutZler TO Peter Cathcart, 70
feet on north side Clay street, northwest
corner Norton. to correct error In former
j. q. McCue and wife to Virginia f.
Chapin. 95 feet on Twenty-fourth street
northwest corner M, $4,050.
The state Bank of Virginia to Silas Shell
burne, so feet on west side Twelfth street
near Byrd, 81 200.
HENRICo COUNTY COURT.
f. Il. Mcclure, special commissioner, to
J. r. KeiTer, 281S acres two miles east OF
Richmond, $1,000.
II. R. Selden and wife 10 Walter johnson,
80 feet on east side Meade street near
Winder. S240.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
In POOLS OF BLOOD.
A MOTHER AND HER THREE DAueH-
TIERS FOUND MURDERED.
The Mother the Mnrdersss and self-De-
stroysT-she Was Termagant
aud Defsd the Law.
rgy Auslo-American cable % .he Dispstch.l

fBy Anglo-American cable 70 the Dspefch.l
LONDON, Exo.. November ia most
shocking and brutal crime has been com
mitted at Titchfeld-within-Cr Crofton, a
town Of about 1900 inhabitants, In the
county of Hants. noted as being the site OF
TitchfeId House, Ewhere Charles l. was
concealed after his escape from Hampton
Court in i647. II appears that complaint
was made some time since against a
certain woman, a resident of tho town.
that shs was ill-treating her children. A
summons was issued ordering her to ap-
pear at the Titchfeld Asgizes 70 answer
the charge made against her. The woman
was infuriated when tho summons was
served upon her, and declared that no
court in England could compel her to an
swer its summons. No attention was paid
10 her rayings asit was believed that when
her indignation subsidized she would recog-
nize the futility of attempting to resist
the mandate OF the court.
HER TERRIBLE ALTERNATIVE.
But the woman had determined not TO
heed the summons By answering 1t, and so
she re-entered her apartments. called her
three children about her, and then and
there. in spite of their struggles TO escape,
cut their throats. After making sure that
the terrible work was completed and that
the three girls were desd the woman
turned her weapon against herself. A
horrible sight met the gaze Of the persons
who entered the room after the deed had
been committed. The bodies OF the girls,
their clothing saturated with the blood
that had flowed from the gaping wounds
pools Of blood, while close beside them
was their mother and murderess.. The
woman was alive, but the wound in her
throat was such terrible one and she had
lost so much blood that little If any hope
is entertained Of her recovery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
TRIAL OF CHARLES WATKINS.
Charged with the Mardsr Of His Wife
His Alleged Crime.

Roanoke. Va, November 16.-The trial
of Charles Watkins, charged with the
murder Of his wife, Susan Watkins, was
called in the Roanoke County Court to-
day. Two witnesses were examined--one
n how. who first found the body Of the
murdered woman, and the other q negro
who saw the body lying in the creek. The
crime was committed last April Watkins,
who is q dudish fnulatto. was waiter IN
white woman as his wife, who gave her
name AZ Edith Freibell. and said she frst
met watkins in Milwaukee. Wathnss
lawful wife came TO Roanoke from Chicago
tie first Sunday in April and found her
husband. who left the city With her Mon
day evening. The body Of the woman was
found in o small mountain stream ten
miles from the city, with the head terribly
mutilated. watkins disappeared. bat was
captured three months ago, while serving
as head waiter at the Carolina Berch
Hotel,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
NJ. Rou,t.. Lates. Inventions.

Mr.. A. p. Routt, well-known Rich
mond mechanic. who has now reached the
mstnre aoe of ree-score-and-ten, has been
awarded patents for two kinds of lifting
racks. One of these, which is very simple
and appears to work almost perfectly, Is
designed for use in raising wagon and ear
wheels. &C., and the other is intended TOR
lifting rails when railroad tracks are being
repaired.
Mr. Routt has invented some nine or ten
other devices, including several agricul--
tural implements. which are IN practicai
and successful operation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
A TRAGIC SUICIDE.
THE TREASURER OF CARROLL couN-
TY TAKES HIS OWN LIFE.
shoots Himself in the Public Street-An
Alleged Shortage in His Accounts
of from 5000 to 1000.
[speclaI telegram % the DIs patch.l J


MOUNT AIRY, N. g.. November 16.-Par-
ties coming from Hillsville. twenty miles
across the State line in Virginia, tell OF
trasical suicide which occurred there to-
day. over which all Carroll county Is
greatly excited. The old county treasurer,
Mr.. Phillip Beamer, who has held that po-
sition for many years, gentleman OF fifty
who was held in great esteem by the peo-
pie, was not reelected at the recent cleo
tion. His successor has been pushing him
for strengthening up Of accounts, but
Beamer has tried TO postpone 1t.
REVISED.
He had appliedto many friends for loans,
but was refused, aud after O last appeal
this norning to lawyer friend without
success, became nervous and very much
excited. At IL o'clock he drove in to Hills
vile with his son, and stopping In the
street, got out and stepped behind the
buggy. Placing pistol to his left eye, ne
fred, killing himself instantly.
HIS SHORTAGE.
The only theory of the suicide IS that he
was behind in his treasury accounts, but
how much is not yet exactly known. One
calculation makes it only $500, while
Commonwealth's-A Upton says IT
will reach $4,000. This has been system;
atlc embezzlement. il is said, fol. several
years, but fuller particulars could not DO
earned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
Louisiana and Her Lottery.
,o-..,.,s....,,t, o., t,,,o ntonatch I

NEW YORK, November 16.-Governor
Nichols has replied as follows to the mes
sage of the New York meeting bidding
Louisiana God-speed in her fght against
the lottery: "The fraternal greetings
sent by the citizens OF New York TO Lousi-
ana bidding her God-speed in her fight
against the lottery are profoundly appre-
ciated MANY thanks for them. That the
neople of Louisiana will be true to them
selves, to their fellow-citizens, to the peo-
ple of other States. and 10 the obligations
of Justice and right. l fervently hope and
confidently believe.
FRANoIs Z. NICHOLS, Governor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17

The condition Of Miss Matte Pumphrey.
who has been very III for several days with
lockiaw. was but little impgosed yestef-
day, although she took more nop,lshneRt.
and fhis Is considered a favorable sign py
Df. Mosesey, her physician. -
Miss Humphrey IS O daughter of Mr. ~,
v Pumpnrey. who resides a No pyo west
MAia street. She CONTRACTED the maih1y
ron ! wound caused b accidentally step
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
Mas,,menial Items.

Mr.. William w. Tiller and Miss Maggie
q. Gordon, Of Henrico county, VIII be
married at Clay-Street Methodist church
this evening at o'clock 4.
The marriage OF Mr. L. r. smith ana NUS
N Puseg next Thursday night will oc-
enr AZ Laurel Street instead ct Pine-Stfeet
church. -, "a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
Auction SALES TO-DAY.

J. B. ELAN q co. and r.. B. cHAFFIN = CO..
AZ p. NJ, residence No. 1929 west Grace
street, between HsrrisoD and kyiand sfreesa
JOHN I. GODDIN, AZ p NJ, trustees sels OF
cottage no. 30O4 on an extension o. MAIN
street.
SUTTON 4 co. az NJ. tommissloners' sale Of
improved and unlmpro'ed vest Broad-strces
property.
j. II. VALENTINE, 1880 A. NJ, household fur.
niture, ta-peis, stoves, etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17

A special meeting Of the ladies' Indian
Missionary Society will be held in the par
lors OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton building this afternoon at 4:3O O'Clock.
The attention of the ladies is specially
called to this meeting, and an earnest re-
spouse is requested. as important informa-
ton has been received, and some matters
appear that need prompt action. IL Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
60. pnrl. to Leave Fo-pay.

Mrs. Jefferson Davis and Miss Winnie
will leave the city to-day much TO the re-
gret of the citizens generally. IL is the
universally expressed desire tnat they VIII
conclude to make Richmond their perrna-
napf horne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
To ne Tried by special Jury.

Judge Witt. of the Hastings Court, yes;
terday ordered summoned a special grand
iury to try the case against Deputy-Cierk
Morrison, Of Scott county, Va, who stands
charged with forgery, and who was arrest
al a dev or SO ago. This course is neces-
sary In order that the Governor may issue
reauisition, as Morrison was not arrested
In this State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17

Yes. Il Is real treat; everything is SO
onIet and eenteel. And the fried oysters
On. they are Just elegant, and tares J0f tea
cents. Just think Of Il. Why, you can get
q whole dozen for 10 cents and cup ot
coifee or chocoIete for 5. at The "Nanon." /"
eli east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
city Cirnnit Court.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday, after
a further hearing Of the evidence in the
case of p. III. Mayo against Matte L. Hope,
the jury were adjourned over until to-day.
Suit was entered by Snyder u Black
ford against j. ii. Mgnaigo tor $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
In ahn Hanrino conrt.

The case OF T. J. Fritz. charged With
stealing SIS from the person OF II. w.
Crone, was called in the County. Court yes
terday, but the prisoner could rot be
found He was out on bail "a tne sun o.
sal,0. and the sureties on his bond viii be
held 10 account
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17

Persons wishing to make solid invest
menfs in real estate would do well 20 At.
tend the commissioners auction sale o.
Nest Broad street property 20 oe made
by Sutton < 90. this (Tuesday) evening at
AZ O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17

stag. which assemblies on Tuesday next,
Prince bismarck said 20 friend who met
hin at Wurtemburg Tell my electors
cannot attend tho Reicbetag yet. More
over, there is no urgent necessity for my
presence In the Reichstag at the present
fitnnn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17

Received from T.. p. Dufsoe a Co. New
York, through Messrs. Hunter Il CO., 80
Broad street. 'sBustercup Farm Fan
Calendar . and Somebody's Mother AL
In their way eyidencs artistic work suited
10 persons Of refined testc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17

Bonsack Machine Company against
Woodrum. Further argued by A. A. Phle-
gar, ESQ.,. and Judge w. r. Staples for ap-
pellees, and A. II. burroughs. Esq. for ap-
nAilanf and az rhnaattad-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17

When yeu 20 home tonight take box
Of those elegant fried oysters They OILY
cost Ia cents : dozen OF elk for 20 Cents. at
The : Nanon.n Broad strest between Sixth
and Seventh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17

Mr. II. A. Wales, Of Bridgopcstl Ccnn..
will have IN exLsbifion at ForPs Hotel biz
invention for the relief OF DEAFNESS, which
has been thBcause of such aiarRe decrease
Of deafness in this country and Europe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17

THsoAr DISEASES commence with Cough.
Cold. or Sore Throat sBzowEs BRoxcmAA
TRocHEss glve immediate re1isf Sold osiyta
5ozes. Price 25 cents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17

The best regulator Of digestive organs and ~,
best appetizer known Is Arsosrusa Brrrzss
Try it, bat beware Of limitations. Ges tho senu-
Inc article, manufactured By DR.. J.. g. u. sissers
& Sons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
Went to See About Shooting and Was Shot.
nav teIegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

Mr. AIRY, Ga, November le.-Albert
Church. postmaster, was found dead this
morning. Shooting was heard at 8 O'Clock
last night at house of bad repute. IL is
supposed that Church went TO see the
cause and was shot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
AGAINST FoRe-oRpINATIoN.
Report of the Committee Of the New York
PresbStery on RevisIoD.

NEW YORK, November l6.-The. New
York Presbytery this afternoon and con-
HdeTed the report of the Committee on
Revision. DIR. Charles A. Briggs and his
friends were on hand. The Professor sue
ceeded in securing one or two important
amendments To the report. me most I'M
portant discussion was teat over an
amendment recommended by the commit
tee that all reference TO Generalization 10
everlasting death OF any doctrine or nom
election should be omitted. 1t was, re-
commended that the doctrine be stricken
out, because n Is merely logical and phil
losOphical inference deduced from the
doctrine OF election and is not part OF
the Holy scriptures. The third resolution,
excepting two sections relating 70 the
doctrine Of sovereign election, sovereign
preterition, eternal fore-ordination 70
death. &e., was finally passed as reported
BY the committee.
BRIGos SUBSTITUTE ADOPTED.
DR.. Henry NJ. Field made q strong argu-
ment against fore.ordination.
On motion OF DIR. Briggs the words =" in
the act Of regeneration were stricken out
in section q After considerable discus
sion by DIR. Briggs. DR.. Sanford, and
others, DIR. Briggs urging that some pro-
vision should be made for the salvation of
those incapable OF being called by the
ministry Of the Word and for tho heather,
4 substitute offered by Dr. Briggs was
adopted, as follows: Infants dying in
infancy and other persons who are in
capable Of being called by the ministry Of
the Word are Fegenerated and saved by
Christ through the Spirit. which worketh
wh0n and where and bow He pleaseth (;
also, many other persons who have not
been called by the mlnistgy OF the Word.
This last clause WAS moved 5y Dr. Briggs.
Section was 50 amended As 20 read ~
BY the ministry OF the Word and yet re-
nst the Holy Spirit and neyeF truly come
70 Christ cannot be saved. neither y salya-
lion 10 anY other way than b Christ
through the spiFit.e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17
nnAs4 d RkooA.
MEETINGS TUESDAY NIGHT.

RICHMOND RANDOLPH LODGE, Masonic
AMIfY LODGE, MAsoss.
PRIEEDsHr LODGE, oDp-FsLLows
FrTzHUGH LODGE, oDD-FELLows.
JAMEsrowN TRIBE. RKD MEN.
LAFAYETTE COUNCIL LxGios on Bosch
RICHMOND COUNCIL. AMERICAN kEcnAsIcss
AURORA COUNCIL, AxERrCls MECHANICS
BRANCH NO. 193, ZION HALL
BBLvIDsRR couHciE- ROYAL ARcAsuA
UNION COUNCIL, RoYAL ARcASUs.
RICHMOND COUNCIL, HONE CIRCLE.
RICHMOND caAPTzs, EEDowMSsT GUILD.
RICHMOND coscLAvn, HErgAsoPs.
OLD DOMINION cosnfAsDEsY, GOLDEN RAaLh
20" COMPANY, PEEsr VIRGINIA. REsnssr.
"D" COMPANY, FIRsr VIRGINIA KEGnEsr
apr COMPANY, FIRST VIRGINIA RxGIsEsr
REcHMoED LIGHT rSTANrRY BLUES
RICHMOND H0wITzERA
PAPER-aINGERs' UNION.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17

You win easily discover the traces Of the whip
and epur 10 this ofIer.