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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
JAY GOULD'S WILL.
FIVE MILLION DOLLARS oUTRlGH
TO THE ELDEST SON, GEORGE.
The BuIIt Of the Property in Trust for tho
sax Children Equaiiy-Mi"
nor Requests.
[Br telegraph to the Dispatoh.l

lBy Telegraph 70 the DEpo'o"'i
NEW YORK, December fudge John f. pii-
Ion. counsel for the executors OF Jay GouIds
viii, makes public an abstract Of the VIII. INC
principal bequest is s5,0Oo,O00 to his son
George. His eldest daughter is given his fiitn
avenue house, and he also gives her the use OF
his residence at Irylngtop until his youngest
child comes Of age. To his grandson. the son oil
George Gould, half million dollars Is iei' ID
trust.
MISS HELEN TO CARE FOR THE CHILDREN.
To his daughter Helen Is given $4,000 per
month, under the presumption that the minor
children will reside with her until their MAJORITY
To his brother sisters, and nioces he gives specl
fc beduests OF $4,000 each and annultles oi
5000 each. All the property not covered py spo-
cine bequests IL left in trust equally 70 his SIX
children.
THE EXECUTORS.
lie appoints as executors his sons George
Edwin. and Howard and his daughter heisn,
Vacancies among the executors ara 70 DC hlleu
from his other children as they reach majority
George and Helen Gould are appointed guar
dlans Of the minor children.
GEORGES FIVE MILLIONS.
The hye-milIion beduest 70 George Gould Is
stated 70 be az compensation for his services IN
managing the fathers business during the past
eleven years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
rseh noth Wagon End Horse.

Thieves are becoming yoTy bold IN thelr opefa-
tions in the eastern portion Of the city. \ wagon
vas tax On out of the stable Of hr. w. a. Narri-
nor No o3Ol Barton street, night before last
ana me horse Of Mr. Bradley who resides about
8 enuaro and a half distant, was " borrowed
fnr a nights use. The horse returned TO
n conditjon Indicating hard nights drive. The
Sninai could not be used. Mr.. Warmer found
his wagon at Fairmount, whore Y was hrst seen
by two gentlemen out hunting. Init was large
IN containing four chickens, while two
[,trre were In the wagon Mr.. Warmer
rs The .Dur al his bouse, where the owner con
gct them. The single-tree to the wagon was
broken and one OF the curtains torn on. In the
1r,,on we're a quantity OF cabbage and other ie-
60 shoVying that the vehicle was used for haul
iug marketing There was also lot OF sleeps
wool Mr. John Brauer had call and several
sheen stolen from him the same nght'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08

A. Cohen & Co., 709 east Broad street, are
offering the greatest bargains ever sold IN
Holiday Goods. Ten thousand dollars
worth Albums. Plush Cases, Mirrors and
Pictures. &C.. bought by MIR. A. Cohen on
his late visit 10 France and Germany, and
imported for jobbing trade. but delayed
on account of cholera in Europe, Will be
sold retail at importers prices. thereby
their SUNDAYS ad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
Cnnltnl Matters.

The Governor has appointed Hon. ". p. Du-
puy, Of Roanoke; Mr.. Harry IIeth, Of Washington
aud Mr.. Emanuel Raabe, Of Richmond, members
Of the Auxiliary Board Of Worlds FAIR Man
ayers.
j. II. vandeyenter, Sheriff Of Loe; j. o. Hutch
inson, Sheriff OF King William; X. ). Campbell
Sheriff Of Fluvanna; r. A. Forbes, CLERK Of Buck
ingham: X. A. East, Treasurer Of Halifax; {. c.
Jones, Treasurer Of Craig, and W. I. Jones,
Treasurer Of Charlottesville, visited the Capitol
Yesterday,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
e-s-rlO THE GRAND OFFICERS.
'.H good Succeeds sir. Mayer as Grand
Irp.surer-Other Notes.

NH BE- good succeeds sir. Mayer as Grand
Ire.surer-Other Notes.
...I Working Committee OF tho Grand
'.-.ns g virginia met at the Temple
g.. Yesterday afternoon and conferred
...r.r lo Richmond Lodge, No. 10, aud
..I fhI-I degrees in Dove Lodge. No.
...rI .IFe held the second meeting o.
... .rs4sl communication last night 4Ae
r- N.re elected a. follows: Most
- Grand Master, Wilh0u II. Plea
Nl,salpiul Depu;y Grand Master,
... Nu-t NDrsmp.ui Gcaud senior
.| T.. Fitzgerald; Most Worshipiul
.r NarIcu. A. K Courtney Most
Brfrd senior Deacon, z. 4. Reed :;
.Ir.D, Grand Junior Deacon, r. l. W.
".t N.r-hluful Treasurer, Joseph v.
Futl WOrsbpful Grand Secretary,
. i.sa... Grand Pursuivant. Junius
Grand Tier, ~. G.. Nilktus3n.
...uf--t Was for the Oilice of grand
..-. trvli-h place Messrs John h. Mayer
. t. tfu1i we're GsplrRuts. All the other
.a! wero former incuWbenis.
..r.u.E tho OrAud Lodge took recess
.r Ir. "a -plcndid feast WAS served IN
.--taV by Graud-S toward krause.
.U. morning Of yesterday the boys
NH.o.lr Home visited the building,
...sef-ri win by "a number OF dole
Grand iadge.
.t. Faruefs viii meet tonight az b
H.. rnapIcF-rU1m in tbe Temple. Inc
..z Mariner aud secret Monitor Will
.rf Ul number q candidates, in-
-.... ..g ~ Two past grand masters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
BLANKETS

la ACKNOWLEDGMENT FINE CALI
FORNIA BLANKETS, borders In pink. blue,
gold, and red. sA07 for the $3.50 quality.
ia FINE CALIFORNIA BLANKETS. weigh
Ing seven pounds TO the pair, never sold for less
than 81, for only s4.97 pair.
A full line Of the L0WER-GRADE WHITE
BLANKETS from 1928 pair up; also magni-
ncens line OF the FINEST CALIFORNIA
BLANKETS in l2-f, 1874, and l4-4 size that are
extremely desirable for Holiday GIFTS.
BLANKETS for the crib, the cradle, and the
cnild's bed In a variety Of styles also full line
WRAPPER BLANKETS In plain and fancy styles
at reduced prices for the holidays.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
omcers-Flect OF Phil. Kearny Post,
a. a X.

At a regular meeting Of Phil kearny Post.
G.. a. r., last night the following officers were
eiected Tor 1893: Commander, ID. X. Wilson; /;
SnrtCr VIC Commander, A. j. Burgess; Junior
Vice-C i- Commander, J. NJ. Davis; Chaplain, o. H.
r,>sns. OuarterInaster J. y. Newell; Surgeon,
Dr. George Campbell; oncer Of the Day william
,rrstees Edgar Allan, n. J. Smith, G. W. Burr
Sciegates 10 state encampmont, }. A. Pattee' ..
Nj. Davis: alteruates 10 State encanpmcht' a.
/. Lswton. NJ Hayes. The pubic lhstallauoh
- tbeso ,ers viii take place at the first meet
5ns, in January Wednesday the Atm, at Whlch
t,ne tbe annual campfire viii be gwen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
Thourht 1t Was a Comet.

Hundreds Of Richmond people gazed with In
tense interest last night upon what they at hrst
thought was tho much-talked-of comet.
IL was about O'clock that the attention of
persons on the street was attracted by the phe-
nomenon which WAS travelling rapidly over tho
city from the southwest TO the northeast. II was,
presumably, nothing more than bright meteor,
though II looked very much Ike small comet.
At one time 10 had what corresponded TO Six
tails, but this feature soon ceased, aud tile body
assumed q less radiant hue Just before its light
fTf ont
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
Looking for IA Home.

the subcommittee from the Powhatan Sino
,e,-aroitteo appointed 70 inquire into the teasi-
SIii,y NJ securing a new home for that organize
,ion met yesterday afternoon, Messrs. II. M'
S,a,kA, n. 1. Briggs, w. L. Waring, John a. cur.
ts' Jr., Alex ander Coke. +. stern, ana bfahu.
,ii,,, Iresent Three sites were looked al, but
vo'de W WS-c,.,on WAS made The subcommittee visit
"a the Reynolds house, on Broad street o opposite
Fard Hotel; the Watts place, corner blevehtn y,
and Marshall streets. and the ola stehu s,,,.s ~
n sssrs. Fourqurean. Price Co.. On RH'a
stroet near Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
s,o,,nas.Amone Children.

especially infants. is prevalent at all times.
but Is largely avoided by giving proper
nourishment and wholesome food, The
most successful and reliable is the Gail Bor-
den Eagle. Brand Condensed Milk. Your
grocer and druggist keep 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08

T. A. MuLERs ALI-NIGHT DRUGsroRE,l
4S3 EAST BROAD STREET, CORNER FIFTH,
PHONE 80. J
See our Csc. German Cologne. Very
fine. +. A. MuLER's,
Fifth and Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
Antl-L,nnorto BE Brousht Here.

Anti LiquOr, the temperance paper recently
nnblishcd in Danyille and edited oy lhe Iato
~ s. r. Moffett, Will hereafter have It's nome
An Ricbtuond. Several gentlemen VINO taxes
oeer, interest In temperance shalrs nave pur-
CHASED the Journal, aud IL will maze It's nrst ap
pearance here next Thursday. me p,an' 81 V
hnt,-T ,o7,Or will be on the corner OF hleyehlh
"a Rant streets Mr.. G. NJ. Smthdeal WIN
oropably assume the editorship OF the paper ios
sIeveral weeks Ii has not YET been declded
whether there shah bo ioint-slock company Ut
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
4 silrersmiths, COMPANY.

TBy teIegfhph % INC UIspHICn.I
NEW YORK, December 7-Samuel Untermeyer,
OF the firm Of Guggesheimer q Untermeyer, an
nounced to-day that the projected combination
OF silyersmiihs had been effected, the organiza-
tion being incorporated under the laws OF New
York The combination is 10 be known az the
Silyersmiths' Company, the authorized capital Is
$4,000, ,OOO and, Mr.. Untermeyer added, the
company ia authorized 70 issue debenture stock
eutltled 10 & per cent interest or dividend to
the extent Of S6,000,0O0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08

ment was rapid and constant, and to-day ! am
IN excellent health. / heartily recommend Dr.
Coites 10 my feliOw-sutferers.
DR. L. PEARCE COATES,
7Os east Franklin street. Richmond, Va. once
hours: 9 A. So. 60 8 T.. N. SUNDAYS. . TO II NJ
SPECIALTIES: CATARRH-NO5e, Throat,
Ear. and Chest. . ,
Consultation at ONCE or by mail free. bedi-
cines furnished. If you live at distance send
for sypptom blank. de 1-Th,SaG lunr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08

Look out for A. Cohen & Co. 3 Grand
Holiday Sale Opening on Tuesday next.
December 18th, postponed through their
moving to 700 east Broad street, one door
above their old place. Look out for their
Sunday advertisement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
,pEEK MEETS GREEK
., oOOY RFFRAY IN A STORE ON
cg0OK AVENUE LAST NIGHT.
Man Perhaps Fatally and Two Others
mall, wouoded-IeaiousY the CAnse--
Tho Woman's story.

.v,oue was more stirred up and cx-
-.., a,eht than II has been for many long
,-.ir'rsst o o'clock No $40 little con-
,-.t,re on that won.known thorough
.r.-s.4 q most realistic illustration OF the
.. ,ao ossoruon that when Greek meets
Fl. .-.r ls enc Tag Of war.
nsrded nebt took place there, which
.. ., uc bcoi'csj in tho annals OF tho
...f Tho participants were rstor md
...s.u ru thN ono side, ana John ana
..r oa the oihor, Oh natives Of sunny
..f ecapons used we're kniyos, pistols
..- ron, and The cause woman.
...>. ,no~a Tus GOOD THINGS.
.al.-a reachcd tho house there vas
.e-haps come 300 on the outside.
.....a- Doggared description Amld
....rs oranges, peanuts, co'oAhW
..... .tr. thcy found Peter johnson Win
.- a,o terribly beaten az and n nul-
..s george Gibliu with his lips hacked
a.1 n ca, on the head, and
vim p severe stab IN the
..1r-c Joaueln had escaped, md
...t heroine ot the affair, Lotte hay
..rr! in tears, was surveying the
..l boon wrought. An the parties
D. ue Third statiOn-house. and the
..irE called, Dr. Taylor gave the
.. .tIr.UDn O. the wounie9. feter
... .- probably fatally injured, wos
... removed o. the AlmshOuse and a
.,ta.lel % guard him.
uv wowASs STORY.
.-. who i@ the only one ~ those inter
..sk. iutoIjgible English, told n DIS
f.r how the trouble occurred. She
tad been living with Peter aud
....r. who keep a COnfeCtiOncry-store
-.f Adams and Broad streets, but
..r and she had become engaged 20
..s had lott them. Yesterday thc
.. q. tho house Rt which she was
..I threatened that " she married
...I rII both her and him. she re-
tttrr tu John. ana no told her no
.. fI-t her aud that lie would protect
......t she went 10 JODn's store, and
... n table the JohnsOna came in
...... flrt -nr 20 with them. She refused
....I .",tcd O. project her. At this
... johnson drew his knife aud be-
...t Hohn Oibliu, and then the Wf'se
.rsr. lnffie was very anxious 10
....- rD.y would send Jonn 20 she Veni-
.. ...-lii he eth intended 20 marry
.r> eTufN's STATEMENT.
.....s version. "a we'll as q could be
...... s.. broken English, CorrohOrated
r....r. except that he claimed that
...... .- ..uWcncad the row by drawing
......- 20 bin. johnson claimed, on
...... INST lr aud bis brother and the
.r.H.ys been friends; that he visited
... |4tter in a friendly spirit. ana
....I...- took tbs initiative IN the Gght.
.... r.-e from ihiladelpma as a rope
....... tla merfy-go round show. She
...... % loose llie and has been IN the
..I.H before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08

ia. MrILER's ALL-NIGHr DRU9sroRr,
433 EAST BROAD STREET, CORNER FIFTH,
PHONE 80.
A large and beautiful assortment of Cut
Glass Bottles for Xmas presents at
7. A. MILIER's.
Fifth and Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08

The ladies Of the Sewing society OF =. Sshes , y
ehnrch viii serve nice lunch and bold q SAFE o.
fancy and useful articles 10 tne sss Ssy and nd
morrow lorTs1 IfTn ~ 70 " Special attraction,
win bs provided Tor children. The ladies WIZ W
,,na On zee ali Of the trends Of the church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
Ia,h Ieuelrr nedue,lon Sale.

In accordance with our regular custom
at this season of the year, we have marked
down every article In our store.
This affords an excellent opportunity to
secure bridal presents, birthday gifts, and
holiday souuenirs at greatly-reduced prices.
Our stock of Diamonds, Precious Stones,
Watches. Sterling Silver, and Silver-Plated
Ware, Jewelry. Clocks, &c, IS larger than
ever. Call early and secure your bargains.
Every article ia guaranteed.
II. NJ. MosEs COMPANY.
600 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
rxam,net,on for CorporaIs.

competitive examination 90 ~ the orncrs1, ysSeh'
sa S.,s,t Horse Guards was held last nigh
6store snT MAJOR Charles EuKer, Captain x. ); kn u
p pelo'v soS iieu,enant James X. Branch: X. ID ID,
Walton 03 per cent Clarence T. nsrSS, ~ Ser cent r.
per cent, and theodore 1Shh'"s' 80 PS'
were the succeasfui troopers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
Dr. Landrum's Anniversary.

Tho congregation OF the Second Baptist church
will celebrate the tenth anniversary Of the pas
torate Of Rev. Dr. W. ". Landrum with social
reunion tonight. Mr.. J. b. Wood, the senior
deacon OF the church, will deliver an address
suitable 10 the occasion and Dr. Landtum wiz
make A response. After these exercises there
viii be music and refreshments IN the base
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
Gnnd nnnr for Iron Bar.

Mrs. Belle Lindsay, OF this city, mas an OlIer
from Chicago parties Of sI 900 for the 2-year-old
gray stallion Iron Bar, son Of Temple Bar and
grandson OF Egbert This handsome Young
horse was exhibited at the Exposition IN October.
Mrs. Lindsay has declined the oner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08

Cut Flowers, American Beauties, Mermets,
Brides Roses. May Handy Violets, Chry-
santhemums, Palms, Fern Pans, &c? Go
10 W A. Hammond, lO7 east Broad street.
Packed and shipped to any point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08

Ut fh hN va
hawking ana
splitting, trying
70 relieve thai
awful fulncss In
the back Of my
throat, and at
times raised huge
quantities Of
hard, cOrd-like
mucus. / cannot
describe I h at
tired feeling; the
sen sation5 Wero
awful. / had no
appetite-in fact,
| was beginning
to think there
was no hope Tor {
me, but on Au-
gust 10th last
| went 20 DIR.
Coates, tho cn-
tarrh specialist,
and put myself
under his treat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
Death Of Mrs. Teiter.

Mrs Theresa Teiser, wife OF Mr. p. T. Toiser,
Of the firm of Telser & Pollak. died yesterday
afternoon aftor q short illness at her residence,
on west Clay street She was IN tue oOth year
of her age ana leaves three children. The
decensed was kind and gentle lady. The
funeral will be announced later.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
NNin Rum Roth Places.

Mr.. John c. Small, OF the Commercial House.
who will soon become the proprietor OF the DAVIS
House also. left for the North Yesterday morn
ing, IL Isunderstood that he will not give up the
Commercial but will run both places.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08

T. A. MuLER's ALL-NIeHT DRuGsToRE,l
43S EAST BROAD STREET. coRNKR furH,
'PHosE 30.
Pipes Of every description for Xmas
presents. Il. A. MILLER's,
Fifth and Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08

You NAV wish Cornet or French Horn.
We will sell any single one Of that fine
collection Of Band instruments in the WIN
dow. WALTER ID. MosEs d Co.,
1903 Nam street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
r,.Nnv rn,ine Arrived.

The new nre engine recently purchased o.
Messrs- Klapn A Jones, Of seneca Falis, y. T..
by tbe Rlchalond Board OF Fire Coinnnss'oaei,s ~
reached the city yesterday and wil pe tS'.e" az ~
q fen days. Ths machine VIII DO piacou ~ wax
BrOad-strest Engipe-House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08

Victory Corn and Bunion Plasters give
immediate relief. Always effect painless
cure. Sold by druggists end shoe
dealers-25 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
r> sWiN's Statement.
--7 EXCITING RATTING-mAlN.
p. u..sktn1t7ofthe Cheese-Cnawers.
..-t,tiou of the Contests

r.-s INill III of the Cheese-GDawers.
r ..rtptiou Of the Contests.
..-r..f qua sovputeen Richmond rats
... meet their fathers IN the land Of
.-.. ami eve uiucky dogs are guilty
... .-. tlar main I'm Fulton last night,
....-.. hours an enthusiastic gathering
.. ....r.i tue cauiues as they slew the
... Gathering % mon who witnessed
.... ..- rl- Ingredients OF "a fruit-cake-
. ...I here were lawyers and
..t merchants AMI loaftrs and
DIDN'T exactly know what
. .... mission 10 lfo. In fact,
f.U. selected almost any spec-
..... ...s...7 from tha seycutv-ivo or more
.. r. r.. watched the contests Tho
.. ......f cN.elIenfly, and though there
,.... ..,ei0u- laughter AZ times their con-
..-.g worse th8n The average ASSEM-
..... c-1uas or the metriment Of q
y-
-......t. .Tefully stored away IN covered
...I. things lively with their squegl-
... f.. dogs, they yep, up an incessaut
....l NOT be quioted until they had
me pit.
..-rfTH ANp TIE RODENTS.
....... ....re 20 make her appearance was
rr-.., beagle with any amOunt Oi
..r-r nrd unlimited pluck. Twenty
... .F.f--t-rd rodents were on hand 20
...... Isf,ln. uut sle was not % bs terri
.... .. -r.rI.r- O.. q fifteen seconds twenty
...c t.sI. By that ume katuer WAS
..... .' lrr owner removed her from mo
black tl' terrier, was the second
...w hl- skill. hat somehow Ae didn't
that sort of fun, and 20 Use the
r..- ono Of the Witnesses. he Was seized
r. .r. f.,m.H5. lie gave a. few intro
....fs. waited around piayiuliy after
... ..- opponents. aud then looked ap-
..t his master There wns a howl Of
... th. crowd and Flly tucked ms
...t... bis icss-ur rather u5 much Of his
..... ....ldaEe o. rcm.iued, for u was
...F. .r Hs wa- ANONYMOUSLY removed.
.... T.s a ta8utiiui white bull terrier
-.. Fanny L.. was tossed into the pit with
..r. ..f--cre for each pound she weigh
...... -.. was equal 90 the emergency aud
'r ID. lu seven minutes ana Two SECONDS.
yf1 DEATH RAPIDLY.
.e triallc hull with a philosophical
... .t.ri ugly mug killed eighteen of
.....s .u 100 minutes anl hfiy-eight Sc
.- "a- followed by Nellie Whito tuli
....r "r. blaI seventeen "a four minutes
.. ..Ld-.
..ft rau1 Virginia Belle and Ruth
.I ts. .f." black terriers, who looked
.t... r..lt CUmbcd their har Tor several
..-. matched Jointly against .ren rats.
.... .l nave had q mutual understand
..+lif-. Dr at any rate oil hands swore
.f.r Belle ana Ruth realized that
FoIs woIli be spoiled by such "a
.... -. ti.v Vrry wisely Jumped Out Of
..t. we're badly fr ghteueL
....- NLltt bu J." do2er, wound up the
t... ..us t.tcen % hls adyersarics IN two
...... t.l seconds, thus making tho Total
.... ift.
.... ..,....- appeared 90 have been at all
...tre Few nip- by the rats, and hey
....... ,hn iuu as much az anybody.
-..- -.It.! 0ght ~ all were wonderfully
f..sr that became cOWcd eNhlulteI
.-l.
rs.0Its % a similar nature had been
.- t.r managers 81 the show, but
porter loit the sceuo ht late hour,
t.e stable Lai Just refused . al0W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
L. yoysyoxoR sAroLu Nov-coMMITrAL.

The statement was to-day shown to Aonsignor
Satou at the Catholic University by Bishop
Keqne, tho rector Monsignor satoili said that
while he was very glad to hear OF the pre-
dt,tions, apparently based on such good au-
tboritv. concerning the probable restoration OF
Dr. McGlynn ~ good standing as CathOhc
Iriest he felt 1t his duty TO say that, as lar as
his own action in the matter Ia concerned, II
would be premature to make any statement
whatsoever O.
Alter handing to the reporter Aonsignor sa-
TOLLS answer, Bishop KeGne remarked that II
Nonsirnor Satolh was 10 act as judge IN the case
~ Dr NcGlynn it was maniiestly Improper for
him TO makoit statement ia regard to 1t at
this time.
DENIAL BY ARCHBISHOP cORRIGAN.
WV, Wong December 7.-Archbishop COrri-
gan this morning made the following statement
In regard to the report in this mornings paper
yyhtcS ouoted him as saying that Dr.
NcGlynn's case had been Eeopened and
that he was coming back to the Church +;
!. me Archbishop repudates the interview pub
lished this morning and declares he SAID no
thing whatever about DR.. McGlynn further than
to express tho hope that Dr' MCuIyHn "Ou4u 10
reconciled 10 the Church"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
; Dollars

DIR. Coates will treat all those who may apply
for treatment at the low rate Of . dollars per
month, and will furnish all medicines.
Consultation fTee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-08
COMING EVENTS CAST THEIR
SHADOWS REFORE

SHADOWS REFORE
them very often. We don't deal in
shadows, however, or events either, al
though the stock casts such deep and
far-reaching shadows that it totally
eclipses everything else. All our shadows
are promises Of better things to Ae
for those who get within range. THAT
we are offering takes the turkey, beyond
the shadow OF a doubt. There may have
been goods better than our Suits, but
not for O great many years. Prices may
be lower somewhere and sometimes,
but not in this State, or this year. It's
the snapping-up time nov, and il You
are behindhand the only shadow you
will get a glimpse Of will be o shadow
of disappointment
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Gooethinu Hrotfy.

Holiday. sale opening at A. Cohen, a.
Co.'s, 709 east Broad street, on tuesday
next.
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Phillips Digestible Cocoa

produces a feeling Of ughtness and buoyancy as
against that Of weight, headache, and depres-
s,op. so common with the ordinary cocoss. The
only cocoa with rich chocolate flavor.
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no You Want Lovely

Victory Corn Plasters cure ingrowing
nails. Can be worn with tight shoes.
OK cents
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Have You seen those magnificent Band
Instruments and outfits IN the window OF
Walter ID. Moses & Co., 1905 Main street /?
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A CouGH COLD, or SORE THROAT should not be
neglected. BRowN's BRONCHIAL TROCHEs are
simple remedy and give prompt relief. Poe. a