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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30
A FINE STOCK OF TALKING
PARROTS FOR SALE on hoard the steamship
MoSaoyIA, at West Point sso-2r
FOR SIX LONG YEARS

cArARRH undermined my health and tnsds
NV daily life drudgory ana nxo ono 80 s,vp3s ~ n
A.. an. aark 4 sought relloI, Dut ot1 NV uoo "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30
Special Rate 20 Lynchburg via Chesapeake
and Ohio.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany are selling round-trip tickets 70
tynchburg at -, good for ten days. The
one-way rate is S2.50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30
The ohrls,inn r.a....r

r!gsa '.uy o. The Christian Edeayors last
tl1,.. 'he seyenth-htreet Christian
"~ iSsssly stteaded and was an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30

A.B.C. Tonic gives you an appetite and
banishes dyspepsia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30
THE wATER coMnrTEY.

A regular monthly meeting of the Water
Committee was held last night-Messrs.
Trower being present. Mrs. A. ID. Atkin-
son. proprietress Of the American Hotel,
appeared before the body and asked that
larger pipes be placed in that house. The
committee decided TO allow her 3-inch
pipe. Only one extension was granted,
and the other business transacted was I'M
important.
The Committee on Streets will make an
inspection tour Of the city to-day. Each
member is expected TO be at the Engineer
Office in time for the body to start out by
noon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30
SEVERAL COMMITTEES MEET.
The Second Market to Re Closed Next
Thursday-Other Matters.

The Council Committee on Ordinances
met in the Council chamber yesterday
eyening-Messrs. Gray (sub-chairman),
Tanner, Stratton, and Mcdowell being
present. Captain Alexander Coke, who
was appointed to revise and codify the
ordinances, was not present and 10 bust
ness was transacted. On motion Of MIR.
Mcdowell the sub-charman was requested
10 ask Chairman Guigon to call special
meeting for the purpose Of considering the
work which has already been done on the
city laws by Captain Coke.
MARKET TO CLOSE ON TRADEs-PARADE DAY.
A regular session Of tho Committee on
Second Market was held IN the Council
chamber at O'Clock. A number OF bills
were approved. The committee decided 10
allow the market TO be kept open ali day
Wednesday and closed on Thursday, the
latter being trades-parade day Of tho Ex-
position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30

Clutches, Trusses, and Braces.
All kinds e,
OWENS q MINOR DRu6 COMPANY.
Opposite Post-ofices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30

Home-runs-W Widgins, Left on bases-Forest-
Hills, z; Petersburgs =. stolen bases-Peters-
ourgs, 2 Forest-liills, 1. First base on balls
Forest-Hills, o. Hit by pitched BALI. Ford.
Struck out-By Quarles, 12 by Brown, o. Um-
plre, 7. X. Clements. Time Of game, l;3O.
These clubs have played four games.
Two OF these were tied. and each team
has gained one victory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30
New Treatment.

LospoS, September 29.-The Standards
Hamburg correspondent says: A new
treatment by cholerine-wa which pro-
duces perspiration in the most hopeless
cnses. il ranorted 10 be very effective.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01

may only be presumed at present. Who
ever they may be they will be punished.
The local proceedings are being ectiseIf
Isignedj Mara"
The Minister when asked by an Associ-
ated-Press reporter for an opinion sespecr
ing the statements made in the telegram
called special attention TO the statemens
that all the North Americans except Two
bad said that the police did their duty.
He regarded this As favorobie 10 tue
Chilean side OF the controversy
WHAT HE PROMISES.
II ia 70 be noted that the Chilean Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs promises Una, wncu
the due process of law according 10 onn ',,d
Jurisprudence be observed those iouio
guilty will be punished. and says that 1n res
iudicial proceedings are beng carried ivi-
ward activeIv. This. in connection with
the statement that the police diu t ueia
duty. is significant az showing tnat nn iia
does not wish the. the action OF inulvlu-
nails belonging in Chile shall De eon-
founded with the actions of those connect
ed with the Government. These iawiess
acts on the part of individuals, as
fhe dispatch SAVE. are being inquirer nv
under the usual judicial proceeainEss :.
Chile, which are OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ 49,,
- sa;j ,y;th ,hs cumbersomeness attaching
to nearly all law courts deriving their
authority and precedents from SPAN.
This Government hos never asser'eu q
richt 10 interfere with the ordinary yaul-
ri Al methods of other nations. III Is. now
over vatchful TO see that customary ludi,
cial methods are followed, regard OF
course being had to the EXTRAORDINARY
character of the offence and. In the mean
time making provision for the always pos
sible Occurrences of some untoward event.
such as undue delay or a final response no,
consistent with the dignity of the United
Sfafaa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
FEAST OF FOOD AND REASON.
Members Of the school board banquet the
Principals and Guests.

Mtmbe Of the school Board bspquct tne
Principals and Guests.
Last night the principals OF the public
schools and several invited guests were
entertained by the individual members OF
the board unofiicially. A Newly ears sup
per had been spread. aud the choice
viands were enjoyed with great satisiac-
ton by all who were present
After discussing the merits o. the sue
cnleut bivaive, the tender bipod, and the
luscious tenderioln. capped by oil me
choicest fruits Of tho season, the assem-.
bled guests enjoyed a short season OF SOCIAL
intercourse and listened with great plea
sure to excellent impromptu addresses by
his Honor the Mayor OF the city. the hon
orcd Superintendent Of Schools, and
several OF tho invited guests aud princi-
pals.
The Chairman Of the board congratu-
lated the principals and the superinten-
dent On the fact that during the past year
not single death had occurred IN the
whole system. He concluded with the
wish that all might enjoy happy New
Year.
The Superintendent presented some
practical thoughts OF great value on the
subject OF manual and higher training.
At o very seasonable hour these faithful
public servants separated to meet again IN
the scnooi-rooms on Monday. 4th day OF
January, and resume the important duties
Of their responsible positions ana through
earnest and faithful work sustain the we'll
earned reputation that the public schools
OF Richmond enjoy of being among the
best In the United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
SOCIAL EVENTS IN WARReNTON.
Cadets Give Debutants German-Mrs
Hunton's Spectacular Concert.


Hunton's Spectacular Concert.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
WAHREyToN. December 31.-A large GER
man WAS given at the Town Hall last night
by the cadets of South Wauenton Military
Academy. 1t commenced at half-past 8
O'Clock and continued until ". All the
charming deb,hants OF Warrenton were on
the door and many young ladies of still
more youthful set. Mr.. Turner Day was
the leader and danced with Miss Alice ID.
Payne.
AMATEUR CONCERT.
On Tuesday night the grand spectacular
concert gotten up by Mrs. Eppa Hunton,
Jr.. and Mrs. James Laudale was given
The evening opened with brilliant duet
sung by Miss Charlotte Nelson and Miss
Mary Hicks. which was followed by cho-
ruses, trios and solos. Mrs. Hunter sang
n beautiful waltz song which was sncored
with great enthusiasm. Miss Lena Gaines
sang =" Only Tonight" and Miss Grace
Chamberlaine when Sparrows Build "
with beautiful expression. Then the cur
tain was raised and chorus Of angels and
cherubs sang 20 Holy Night and TIE
Angels Serenade," with watch thet enter
tainmcpt closed.
Miss Nellie Butler will give a euchre
party tonight in honor of Mrs. K. Carter
Scott.
COMING GERMAN.
The Warreuton German Club will give
a german Friday night. to which great
MANY people from Alexandria are ex-
pected.
Miss Mary Howard, with her mother.
Mrs. John Howard, of Richmond, are the
guests of Mrs. Hennie Spilman.
Messrs. Cecil Laudale and Herbert Barry,
of New York, who have been spending the
Christmas holiday here. left tuesday 10
return to their work in New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
MANY BUSINESS CHANGES.
The New Year Brings Several Dissoiu-
tions and New Co-Psrtnerships.

Inc new lear
lions and New Co-Psrtnerships.
The coming of the New Year brings with
il many changes in business in TINS Guy,
among which the following are announced
this morning: ",
Mr.. j. w. Beyeridge, Of the firm OF ). w.
Beveridge 4 Co. retircs from the business
which will be conducted hereafter by MI
W. G.. Manone, the JUNIOR partner. =,
The firm of Winter q Guyernator as
solves. Mr.. Guvernator withdrawing DIT;
Winter will continue the business at 4oo
east Broad street.
Mr.. I. A. Jacob having bought out the
entire interests Of the other members OF
the firm of h. ID. ChaIkley N Jacob. he VIII
continue the business IN his own name
The firm OF l.. G.. Leigh. Jr., 90. Is
dissolved, as Mr. Leigh Will IN future give
ms whole time TO the Southern Manufac-
turing Company. of which he IS president.
Mir. James II. Capers associates MS son,
James II. Capers. Jr.. with his business as
a partner and the frm-name VIII be James
III. Capers q Co.
Mr.. Garland b. Taylor retires from the
concern of Ware Duke Il Taylor and JOINS
j. ID. Dalton in the same business
The co-partnership OF Luck a Day exists
no longer. Both gentlemen Will conduct
business ror themselves.
Mr.. Jubal T.. Terry sewers his connection
with Thomas n. Jones Il Co., leaving Al
fairs in the hands of Mr.. ThomasN. Jones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
frank n,avo at the Theatre To-Day.

This popular romantic actor Will be
seen to-day at special matinee IN his
great piece Of Davy Crockett. name made as
famous 10y this players impersonation as by the
noble deeds Of the original.
Tonight and al to-morrows matinee Mr.
Mayos latest success, The Athlete viii
bs Presented, and Saturday Light Nor
deck This Is a most excellent repertoire and
the company that supports MIR. Mayo is repre-
sapied as being the best that he has ever had
For years MIR. Mayo has been fayorlte in Rich
mond. This engagement promises TO be bril-
liant one. Among the cast are Henry Leo, Edwin
r. Mayo, Kathleen Kerryan, and Mary Levere
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
A Beautiful Upright Piano to lie Given
Away.

Away.
We are going to give beautiful upright
piano TO some one OF our customers on Feb
rusry go, 1892. The plan is as follows:
Every person paying US money on ac-
count of either new or old purchases at
any time from now until February 30
1892, Will receive tor each So paid TO us a
ticket which will entitle them TO q chance
at the prize piano. These tickets will be
numbered consecutiyely. On February
20, 1892. slips OF papers containing num-
bers corresponding with those upon the
tfckets which have been issued will be
placed IN bag and blind girl Will draw
one Of the slips therefrom. The holder OF
the ticket whose number corresponds
with the number on the slip of paper
drawn out of the bag will receive the
piano. We intend that all of our custo-
mers shall have an equal chance at the
piano and therefore ell persons paying Us
money within rhe time peclfied-whether
tine money is Cue us on old purchases or
Is paid US on account of new purchases
will receive ticket for each IS paid to us.
Ii doesn't matter what you bought or
when you bought II. you Will get chance
at the piano for every IS you pay US now.
The prize piano is beautiful upright
with lovely case of fancy wood and is an
elegant instrument. 1t can be seen at any
time at our warerooms No. rs Ninth
street, opposite the Capitol Square.
TIE HuME-MISo COMPANY.
Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
BROAD AND NINETEENTH STREETS,
And
DESIGNATED AS Nos. 2I2 AND PA NORTH
NINETEENTH STREET.

Poe and als, Decree Of Richmond Chance
rs. ~ COurt-Entcred Decem-
Williams and als.j Der p. 1891.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
ChlLE'S PEACEFUL INTENT.
Fire-Brands Around Anxious forthe tnau-
Vnration of n War with It's Disasters.

LONDON. December 91.-The Santiago de
Chile correspondent of the Times to-day
affirms. on what he declares to be the high:
est authority. that Chile would not feel
Inundated in helping to the utmost OF her
power TO terminate peacefully and in
manner honorable both to herself and the
United States the conflict which but for
the lengthy and secret form of criminal
procedure followed in Chile, which has al
lowed of constant false reports hostile to
good understanding to be propagsted
abroad, could never have attained such ex-
ent saws II is evident that there are fire
brands who are anxious for the Inaugural
ton of q war which would be disastrous TO
the best interests of both countries con-
cprncl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
Ta,nape's New-Year's MaximA

Make it the best year Of all your life
the brightest. the happiest, and the
best, writes Dr. T. De Witt laimage In his de-
partment in the January Lacts Home journal
Undue your heart with the freshness OF the
morning your soul with the sparkle OF the
dawn Resolve by good deeds aud thoughts to
make this the most triumphant year OF your
life. Az series OF short maxims TO carry Win
You through this year let me give you these:
Mako every day begin and end with God.
Be content with what you have.
Have a hearty, joyful family altar In your Co
nestle circle.
Fiil your home with as much good reading and
bright music as your means will allow.
Think IN Of none, but well OF all.
II fortune faVlrs you think OF others.
Don't sham: b. real.
Keep busy and you will keep healthy.
Respect all sacred things.
1--we ftod-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01

SrAGG, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST ~HAFfR tfn tIf |r
FEsDAsIs-lS. TIE CnAACEhf tDlN.
CRY OF RICHMOND.
], Charles W. Godiin, clark Of sai o.l.'
tify that the bond relngfd ~ tha sf0
missioner by tho do-rec 10 sail ellsl .i ' %
Der 10. 1891, nnr boon duly given.
Given undor my hand this ifN f1T NJ
Der, 1891. CHARLES ". hyDNIN, l...t
do ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01

ByJ. II. Valentine, Ancuonser'
I'd. A. Timberiske, salesman')
1890 east Main street.
u,Hrs rs THE FIRST DAY IN THE

T,HIS rs THE FIRST DAY IN THE
Il New Year 1892, and I want 20 make you
oil happy by. solng you splendid bargains ~
my auetion-houss
TODAY AT 10lk o'CLocg.
Jusr 25 LAP-RoBEs and HOkSE-BLANhbiS
A spIsnd,d assortrnent OF FLOOR OIL-CLOTH
u. A, "a. 81 wide
Several rolls NEW GARRETT:
roll COCOA MATTING-good article.
NEW RUGS:
rolls TABLE OfL-CL0TH;
pafr CHENILLE CURTAINS;
"a ASSORTED CHAIRS
BED-SPRINGS. WIRE COTS;
20 HEATING stoves;
2 MEN FUR RUGS:
SHOWCASE. with nice assortment OF goods,
81 Oh "a POCkET-KSIvES, TABLE CUT
IlsRY, PLUSH BOXES, &c.
Come prepared and bid qnicz, "a propose 90
sell every lot offered j. II. VALENTINE,
jaIf AuctOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
Deaths and Funerals.

Mrs. Anna Pauline Klapp, widow of DR..
Joseph Knapp. died in Philadelphia yes
terday morning at 900 o'clock. she was a
daughter OF John Van Lew, OF this city, and
mother Of Mr.. ]. V. l.. Knapp,
Mrs Tucker. the mother Of Mrs. Lyon G. Tyler
died yesterday in Memphis. She was daughter
of the late Governor Gilmer and the widow OF
Henry 81. George Tucker. At the time o. her
death she was with married daughter in Mem
phs.
The funeral Of Mr.. Patrick Mcmahon. an old
ana effi.ient dftache Of the City Gas-Works, took
place yesterday morning from his late residence
30. 402 Louisiana street, Fulton. The remains
were followed to Mt. Calvary by very long pro
cessIOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
Aoca 7'e,nn,e Elects Officers

The annual meeting Of Acca Temple.
Mystic Shrine. was held last night, and the
following oficera were elected Mr.. Louis T..
Ecker, illustrious potentate Frederick Plea
SAINT, chief rabbar; George L. Street, assistant
rabbar n Frank w. Cunningham, grand nigh
priest; A. X. Gum, captain OF the guard
George W. Rady, master OF ceremonies; John
X. Charlton, FIRST ceremonial MASTER. j. f.
Welcome, second ceremonial master.
Mr. Eckers reelection for the sixth time as
illustrlous potentate Is considered quite an
honor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
nEsRIco COUNTY couRr.
Programme for the Week-ofPrayer Ser
vices.

The Presbyterian Ministers Association
has arranged the following programme
for the Observance of the week OF prayer
Union services viii be he'd each night during
the week In the First Presbyterian church at 8
o'clock. Sunday-Jont communion ; address by
Rev DIR. Hoge. Monday Topic Confession and
Thanksgiving addresses by Professor. 7. Gam
mon ana J. G. Stewart. Tuesday The thufch
Universal ; addresses by Rev. DIS. Richardson
and Little. Hodncsd1y-Ihe Family ana the
Yeung addresses by Rev. L. b. Turnbuil nnd
DR. Kerr. Thursday and their Ruiers
addresses by Rev. Drs. Campbell aud hoge'
Friday The Church Abroad addresses by rev.
Drs. Fair and Kerr. go
on Wednesday night additional services VIII
be held in the Third church, conducted by Rev.
Drs Fair and Cannon, and IN the Church Of
the Covenant by Rev. Messrs. Little and stew
art, the topic In each being the Family and the
Noupp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
Ncu-Year NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

When making your rnemorandums fol
the New Year remember this one thing
that ii You expect to buy Piano. Organ
or anything IN the music line the Hume
Minor Company, on Ninth street, will saw
you money. They have the best instru
msnts, sell lower. and on better term.
than any house North or South. II yor
buy Piano or Organ before consulting
them il means loss to you Of many dol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
Mr.. JAMES N. ATKINSON TO RESIGN.
This Popular Y. n. e. a. on'ciss to Leave
rs,chmond ON Account of III Health.

Mr.. james N. Atkinson. the popular as
distant secretary OF the Young Mems
Christian Association. who has so faith
fully discharged the duties OF his position
Tor the past year OF more, will tender his
resignation to-day on account OF Ill health.
He viii leave for Portsmouth immediately
and take aas y tb ss ts he ssS viii
probably resume his ioung mess ~ CHRISTIAN
:. last picDt Mr.. Atkinson was presented
with q handsome siiycr-moupfed silk unl-
tslia by she younger meinbess of the asso-
Ion. Nr. Robert \. Richardson made
sssentAtlon speech and the retiring
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
Give, Go,d-Headed Cane.

Mr.. W. j. Baker, superintendent of the
Pioneer Transfer Company, who is soon to
retire FROM that position. was on yesterday pre-
sented by the colored drivers under his super
vision with n handsome god-headed cane. a. a
testimonial Of their high regard for him. This
act OF appreciation on the part Of these colored
employees impressed Mr.. Baker very greatly,
and he expressed bis deep appreciation IN a
short and appropriate little speech. James
Winston acted as master Of ceremonies on the
part OF the drivers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01

The duties of Mr.. Lynn, the new Su-
perintendent OF the Penitentiary, who was
rscentiy elected by the General Assembly 10
succeed Mr.. W.. w. Moses, viii commence to-
day.
Owing 10 the absence from the city of mem-
Der OF the Board OF Directors Of this institution
the meeting Of that body which was TO have been
held to-day has been postponed until tomorrow
afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
Goodman's Glenn's Terrible Accident.
fero,;ot m 20 tho Dianatch

FARMynLE. Va, December 81 Tonight
at Prospect depot Goodman Glenn the
seyenteen-year-Oid son OF Mr. j. Il. Glenn, met
with n fearful accident which may eliminate In
his death. He jumped on passing freight
train OF the Norfolk aud Western railroad, and
i'm alighting was terribly wounded about the
head and back. Drs- Grigg, OF Pamplin. and
Irving, Of Farmville, we're both sun moned, but
at this hour-iO:3O-no report from them has
been received here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
FROM THE CHILEAN MINISTER.
Concerning the Trouble In Valparaiso
with Our sailors.

with Our Sailors
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
WAsuIxoroS, ID. c., December 81
Senior Montt. the Chilean Minister, had an
other interview with Secretary Blaine to-
day. The Minister laid before the Secre-
tary the following translation of tele-
gram from Mir. Malta the Minister of For
eicn Affairs, bearing on the inquiry into
the trouble IN the city of Valparaiso be-
tween the Chileans aud the sailors from
the United States steamship Baltimore:
SANTIAGO, December 81, 1891.
{" Minister Of Chile. Washington. D. c.:
From the summary of proceedings il
appears that the struggle commenced be-
tween two sailors IN tavern at the
Ward. Arroyan that it was continued
on the street with the accession of num-
bers of inhabitants and transient parties
from the streets called Del Claye,' San
Francisco and Alamos.' The disorder
continued and extended to the streets
Del Arsenal and San Martin where
the police force succeeded in restoring
order.
DID THEIR DUTY.
"All the North Americans except two
state that the police did thsir duty, and
from the yoluminous proceedings it APP
pears that the court mas done and IL dong
Its duty. Whenever the prosecuting at
torney renders his opinion and the time for
producing evidence anal have. expired,
sentence vii be given, establishing who
and how many ars the guilty naxtiss, who
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01

In execution Of decree OF the abOye-named
suit We, the undersigned special commissioners
appointed thereby, shall proceed 10 sell. at pub
lie auction. upon the premlses, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
BY y. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auci.cneor
TRUSTEES SALE OF \ IDA
4 VALUABLE TRACT or LAND
WITH
DWELLING, sTOREHOUsE, and p'
IMPROVEMENTS THERON.
ABOUT AMILE BELOW MAN,l
CN rHE 80
PETERSBURG TURNPIKE And ''
RICHMOND AND PErERsDlhi .t+
ROAD,
By AUCTION.
BIZ AUCTION

BY virtue OF a deed Of trust ffcn j.
hon 20 L. vs.. Grubbs and ". coi4.ti
Will. AZ the requcs. OF janos f'f.
B0nlvare, sud \. W. bOWe, erc,N. .,,.t|
Williams. deceased, | being tno
u \. W. SrIDos, who vas me 12ftlfita
.eu by auction, on the premises Cd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
change OF Counsel.

.Atameeting Of the Executive Committee
OF the Progressive Endowment Guild OF
America, held yesterday evening at the Gusc
headquarters on Tenth street, Mr. Beverley T.
Crump was elected supreme counsel cicc James
G. Lamb, resigned TO accept the ludgeship OF the
Chsncery Court. Judge Lamb was then elected
xif f,refna governor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01

BY Demon, Topper 81 Co.,
Real Estate Agents AMI Augtlls.ls
S2l Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01

The Illustrated London News. The
Graphic christmas Me-. Holly, Leaves,
the Christmas No. OF the Illustrated
Mode, and Young Ladies' Journal for Jsn-
uary all superb Eos.--can b found II
Leonasd's. Sos ssst Nam street..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01

Since the Hume-Minor Company are sell
ing high-grade Pianos and Organs at such
low figures. all the shoddy pianos will have
TO take back seat, as no one will buy a
common instrument w ~ they can get u
good one at low prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-01
Nc. 10. the Lucky Number.

At the drawing held yesterday for the
handsome Singer sewing machine gwen
away by German Kern, 3l8 north Sixth
street. to, bona fds purchasers OF goods
hats. &C., was l57. The holder OF this mum.
her will call and secure his prize.