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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11

One Of the most striking and gratifying
exhibits at the Exposition II that Of Savage
d Holms. 1t IL striking in It's beauty and
gratifying as demonstrating the high plane
to which Richmond wood-workers have at
tained. This firm show many artistic
pieces Of Louis NN. and Colonial fur
niture Of theig own design, which
are developed IN the most elaborate
ard tasteful style Of the cabinet
maker. Around their exhibit is a Colo
nial diniug-set. consisting Of side-board.
extension table. china press. and SIX chairs.
all of which are beautifully handicapped.
They make a specially Of all kinds OF in
terror hardwood finishing for residences
and stores. and embracing doors, door and
wndow-trimmings friezes. cOrnlces. stair
and grill-work. parquet flooring, mantels,
Office furniture. &c. Among the examples
OF their work in the CITY are the finish
ing of the stores of the H. II. Moses Com
panv, Woodward d Lothrop, and others,
and the Office of J. J.. Williams Son.
The reputation OF the firm tor artistic
work Is not. however, confined 10 tho
State. Il happens 10 bs within our know
lplge that the interior of one " the most
admired buildings IN Washington was
done By Savage y Hohn1. and i pointed
10 as n standard for woud-wOrkcrs. both IN
the matter design and flash. Wherever
they have taken contract they have been
the means OF attracting attention to Rich
mOud.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11

Fv-Iudce Co1rgc T.. Hughes dlci 40 his resi-
deuro. NO. GOj casf Nl'u str'ot, yesterday
morning, IN the lSth year of his age The de-
ceased was born loo FlU,llu1 coglty AMI edu-
Gated at the University of virginia, whore ho
took the las course. Upon graduation no COM
mcuceI thg PRACTICE of laW IN GOo"Hlani county
and whom the war bruko out enlisted ia the
Second Hpwitzcrs. lie served with great gal
Autry throughout the contest lie served t1r A
number or years A. Commemorative attorney
on GoOchlau1. and whom the Read.ls'or- cnme
into power ho was appontel county !uds" uili
aui sruueutiy Judge Of trc sixth judicial
Circuit. Since his retirement from the bench ho
had taken no active pa lu politics, hdL devoted
hi, attention . Ms profession. lio letyeS
wife. who vas Miss Gcorgianna Gardner of
Loulsia and three children. Judge Hughes was
"a brother Of NJ. stephen ID. Hughes, u this city,
and has "a sister residing 10 Newport News.
The funeral will tako place nom the residence
AZ 4 o'clock this afternoon. and viii be- iIct-
Ell hy Rev.. Or. i. Wiley BledsOo, OF whose chur b
.PafN-PIaccJ he uud been n member and regu-
lar attendant tor several years. The pail
bearers will DO selected from among tho yetotnn
HOWitZers.
Judge Hughes was captured IN the last battle Of
the war. near App1Wa.tCX courthouse. nud was
confined for nearly two months q prisoner Oi
war at Newport News military PRISON, from
which place he made q daring escape IN tho
night by digging under the felco. He hal tho
distinction of refusing 20 take the oath ~ aHe-
glance 10 the United states while prisoner.
He declared he would never take 70. On this
account hls escape created u great str
In tho prison, and extraordinary o1orts Wero
made to recayturo him. Judge Hughes walked
an the way O. RichmOnd, hiding by day Ia the
swamps and travelling at night. lie always
claimed 10 have made his trip homo safely,
owing 10 having Deon q Macon. After his arn-
val homo he wrote frequently under an assumed
name 90 his brother HOWitZers who were IN
mates of tho Newport News prison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11
COLUMBUS AND HIS DISCOVERY.
How the Anniversary WIN Be Observed
Here TO-norrow.

Arrangements have been completed by tho
Italian contingent Of This city 10 appropriately
commemorate tomorrow tho discovery Of tins
country 400 years ago by Christopher Colum-
Dus.
Tho sons II euuny Italy who reside In Norfolk
have promised 20 come up ana participate in
ine event, and 10 IL expected that others trom
cities and towns throughout the state VIII also
attend. lnr fttf H. t. ue gwen under tho auspices
of ihe Italian Beneficial Society, and VIII open
I'D the morning with Ulg rtrcct-paradc, the iOr-
nation ana line of march TO- which have already
been published iu the DlsPAIC5.
AZ uicht tucrc viii be- q concert and nm cGhlui-
ton of fireworks on Broad street in irunt OF the
new City Hall. After TINS the cOOnsts VIII re-
pair 10 sanger Hall, where a banquet viii he
given and speeches VIII bo made by Mayor D..
Tay.0r EIly-on; Hon. j. G. Dickerson' PRECEDENT
of the Boari of Aldermen; T.. Gonnela, pres-
don't OF tna Italian beneficial Society, ana
others. Among the other invited guests are
Judge Samuel b. witt, Justice }. j. Crutch-
field. ana thief-0f-Foiicc John Poe.
the Italian Beneficial Society has recently re-
cclved two beautiful flags, which Will be- Uu-
furIei on Wednesday. one OF them - an
American nag made from tho finest silk Gnt
b1rderel hy gold fringe. There are nity-onc
st4rs embossed In gold. Tho other IL q
beauty 10 behold. Liko the American
nag. u .. made Of nEe six with the
italian rolora. ON one side - the coat-of-arms
of Ialc embossed il gold and SILK md the So
cietys name On gold letters. On the opposite
side ls the date of organization and the date
chartered EN- TOSSED in gold. Ihero is also an
c-nblprn o. the resources OF Virginia. 10 ii
borlerrd with golden fringe. THIS Tag was
made by Mrs. G.. Lignante ana daughter ii
Naples.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11
ANlMMENSE MEETING.
Mcssrs. FoIkcs, X. [. MARSHALL, James l..
Gordon, and 2. J.. Montague speak.

Ncssrs. Eolgcs, X. {. Anrshalli James T.
Gordon, and r. J.. Montague speak.
Tho Union Democratic Cub mad a rousiug
meeting last night. The Eagle Cornot Band, J.
r.. Payhorn, leader, was prcseat AM discourscd
most excellent music during the evening. Prosi-
don't IS. a. CuuirgWOrth OccIpicd the chair; l..
T.. trumu. secretary.
M. Nin,treo FOXES, young Democrat OF the
East End, made the FIRST speech, and on appear
inc on the platform and during It's delivery met
NI.h frequent applause. lie IS pleasant
speakor, was scli-pOsscssed, and produced q
ggOi effect lie closed his remarks vito peep
AZ the next inauguration OF Cleveland. In which
the 'scogts would be In tho lead. Three cheers
were gwen Mr.. tOlkcs, and tho band gav0
lively piece OF music.
hon. Y. G.. Marshall was the next speaker.
aud commenced ns remarks by saying that h5
brought tho audience good cheer from tho So
cJud District; that tho people were aroused
down thcrc and were i'm earnest. After some
humorous remarks he launched out ana made
"a most mastery address, tu which ne gave
history of governments from the earliest time.
lie ftyo credit 20 Blame and Randall ior op-
VO.ius tho force bin several years ago. and II
was lat. he snli, for Tommy Reed 20 force such
n hll through the House. Mr. Marshall eX-
piauej the infamous measure IN plain Hnd
s4upie mlnnef.
Non. James J.. Gordon WAS next introduced
and claimed % have been captured by Mr. Mar
shall auQ Colonel Cu.lugWortn and brought 70
tho hail. he paid a compliment % Nr. FOXES
for his speech aud gayo him some good advice,
illustrating 10 with capital story, which caused
roar. Of laughter Mr.. Gordon then went on 20
make speech f1ll Of wisdom, oiOQucnce, ant
warmth mat went - the hearts OF bis hearers
and received hearty aud generous applause.
Music followed from the Eagle Cornet Rand.
Mr. =. J.. Montague, of Hampton, was next in
troIucei and spoke briefly, but most pointodly
Inc ciID passed resolutions thanking the
speakers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11
ANNUAL INSPECTION OF THE BLUES.
Sergeant Woon Was Absent and so They
Failed To Get 100 Per Cent.

Tho annual inspection Of the Richmond Light
Infantry Blues took place last night with an i'm
mense crowd in attendance. Tho armory was
pnskcd 60 its utmost capacity, and scores OF
ladies were among she visitors Many distin-
ruisned persons wero present; among these were
Goye~nor Mckinney. Mayor Elyson, Adiutant-
General Mcdonald, Brigadier-6enerli Anderson,
Captain Harry Lee Watson, and others promi-
neut IN military circles.
For tie hrst time In four years the company
aod % have 100 per cent. at rOll-call but as IL
WAS seventy out of the seyenty-onc members on
their roster we're ia attendance. Sergeant FRANK
" Don was the absentee. He has been abroad
aud sailed for America from Glasgow ON the uth,
bus could NOT roach here IN time. Private k0hler
came from Philadelphia IN order to answer 10
his name an the inspection. In fact, every mem-
bcr Of the company IN the United states was
present The popular iHiantrymen lOJAed their
best in their immaculate uniforms OF blue ana
white, aud their appearance IN line was exceed
ingy good.
INC splendid baui OF the organization en-
liyened the uc aston with excellent music.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11
THE UNDERTAKINGS MEETING.
The Louisville Convention Blg success
Cantafn Cunningham Sang.

Nr. William j. Woods returned Sunday nigh'
from Louisville. Ky, where he reported tue
eleventh annual convention of the Internatoua
Funeral Directors Association. Il viii b" r"-
mcmberet that this convention held ia sessions
IN This city la4t yecr, when from loo 20 200 dole
gates were present, accompanied hy their niVes
aud other ladu'-. President }. ". Laule, ]. l.
Christian, and &. =. BiltuU- wore ropto 'oniuilNtH
fon RichmOrd. end II. ID. Oliver from Nortolf'
whlle seycrrl oth.ts from Alexandra. tAhr-
IottesylIle aud other Virginia 81 lc- attended ~
alternptes. The convention WAS presided over
by Nr. Launc.
Kcntu.ky wed IN her attention 20 The dele
gaf.- WITH her "lOtIcr y irgiula -and pleasant
trua was bal by all tho visitors. Captain trhnA
CUuamrh4m was an invited guest ana during
the convention sang several uf his most popular
soug4. Fron Louisville tho delegates took "A
trip % Mammoth cave, and the M'hWoni deIc-
guiilu are expected TO return to-day.
Owing to the great rIeh OF people ana 10 the
fact that three or four other conventions "tfo
in session at the Same time, the hotel a@omino-
datious wero rather limited, and many rlhlcu-
lou- Incidents occurred on acrOInt ot having tu
"dounle up IL was remarked ~ mauy ~ the
delegatrs that the press Of Louisville did not gave
/ that attention 10 their convention which Hch
| moud hnl given them.
The chief results accomplished were 20 urg'
| upon the members a more thorough edncauon
IN the profession aut % SECURE legislative enact
| nouts for p professional standard % be resu
! late by law.
/ The meeting next year will bo held at Detroit
/ Mich
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11

Hon. Edmund l.. Pitts, the late presl
dent Of the New YORK State Senate. writes
STATE OF NEW YoHK, SENATE CHAMBER, :
ALBANY. March IL, 1888. !
81 have used Allcock's Porous Plaster
IN nv family for the past five years, ~,
can truthtully say they are valuahl,
remedy and effect great cures. | Won
not be without them. | have IN severn
instances given some to friends sufern
with weak and lame backs, and they hay
invariably afforded certain and speedy re
lief. Thay cannot be too highly com
roanded %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11

tho largest boat of iis Kind plying these Waters.
It tg iOs foot over al, %35f feet hcAul' !. loo1
,lr,r',f.t ,-,ti Is.i6 f1nnnrn. Tho Monarch is a
co-ni.,,oi grr,ct int and arc tug. THore helns no
afi.ls to raise. tho party werc limited TO sn IN
80 tt,, ,.rro greatly surprised whom 70 threw
cisht streams Iio iuchcs IN diameter each.
Sienl3 oc.1rion rcluirc itanother stream from n
niuc-,Dcn outlet can DO turned on ior " "u0odng'
hefc.tvatn crra; succCss 0Gd it j. % DO
loosd that ttc tug viii be DoGrty IN case oi
ire around tnc wharvos'
Among moec present wcro Messrs. VI. y.
Ro.cubaum ,rrc,ldcuO, sig. VI, aud NJ. =.
Goodman. of tho ToSiHR Company; President
q. Il. Ff.scl Lo~u ana =. X. sheppard, from the
Bo-rd of Iirc Commissioner; Chiof W. 6.
Pgllrr and Secretary g.. T.. fnyGtcr, OF the Fire
Departments ard Captain SoAn a. Curtis and
"SuIrcn IusUhG0rn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11
The NcGnI,. Llterary Meeting.

Tho regular literary meeting OF the McGin
Catholic iniOn was held las. night. Tho pro-
eramme was the reading Of an essay on = Edu-
cation by President $. L. he!ly. AZ the
conclusion OF the paper discussion on
tAe formation OF Teading circles was
ope-ed. QIitc a number Of members gave
their names TO form circles, and Il Is expected
that AZ least three good reading circles VIII
soon be In lull swing IN the union. On next
Monday night the union Will celebrate the Co
iumpu5 festival Two papers will ue read on
tie hic Of the distinguished GenOesc, and patri-
otc songs VIII be rendered by tho glee cluO.
The gice club viii meet at hamoss store on
Wednesday at 8 O'c,o.A i. N. for reuear5rL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11
Painting Of q Tsttered Confederate Eat

Miss Louise Williams exhibits at Muir
PHYS picture of battered Confederate
battle-Hag from her own easel. and which
she wishes TO sell. Miss Williams Is trying
by her art to support her father. an old eX-
Confederate soldier. who Is paralyzed from
the effects Of wounds received in the ser
vice. She came TO Richmond endorsed
personally and IN her efforts by General
John p. Gordon and other well-known
GoorgIans. and bears a letter from the late
Henry W. Grady testifying 10 Der father
helpless condition. aud that she Is the
main rupport Of her family. and COM
mendlng her as worthy of the sympathy
and consideration of all with WON she
comes in contact
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11
STOP \ MOMENT

and ace cur NEW SUITS. You may be 20 busy
chasing tho elusive dollar that you positively
haven't ume to look AZ anything, but you're
wrong. II you entertain any such idea You
cnn': help being a buyer OF these goods, and ia
a. plain NJ dayufht that IL stands you in hand
20 look cfotc you purchase. lo1can't afford 70
do business with your eyes shut cr buy pig Ia
a bag-ncitner 10 you want TO buy suits biiud-
folded. or what's tho snme thing, bay thnn wits-
out frat having seen our stock. stop moment
A man may hustle 50 fast that he hustes him.
self ont Of au opportunity
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11

Mr.. r. W. Harris Of the Peoples parry, At
tempted 10 respond % tho adiress Of Colonel
GOode, but made no impression on the cr1Wi'
lie was followed by Hon. George ID. wise, VINO
pitched into Mr. Grant Tor not entering INTO a
debate with him and condemned him Tor not ap-
pearing before the people whom he d'alrcl ~
IL D eesent aud make known MS senrmenfs and
principles. Captain Wise only occupied the A.
tentlon d his audience few minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11
sale on prIrnte Art Collection.

The art collection of Mr. William
Cameron will be sold to-day at noon by
auction. az his residence. Mt. Erin. Peters
burg. IL embraces among other examples
copies By HorsDurg, Il. A. OF Edinburg.
Mary Queen OF SCOTS, Wallace. Bruce.
Burns, Sir Walter Scott, and originals by
same artist Of Lee and Jackson; also. seye-
raj exquisite specimens Of marble. and a
collection Of handsome furniture. The
sale offers a rare opportunity for those of
ARTISTIC taste.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11
C,care,,c.c,rl. from the North.

Owing 20 the destruction by fire OF the kinney
works %. Now YORK, nGnOeT q tho girls en-
Dloycd IN .igarctte-making by that branch Oi mo
American obaoc0 Company have come 20 hict-
moud - work ~ the Allen q Clutter faciory, ana
Othets hrs 20 follow. lbc-c girls VIII, however
be employed a. uight aud viii not interfere with
the reeular Allen IL Giufcr force, which vii %
on duty Ia the day as usual. The Now YORK
.lrls will return o thar CITY as soon as tAe hln-
ncy fg.tOry has been roDuit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11
Condition Of Lieutenant Euker.

The friends OF Lieutenant Euker, OF tho Stuart
Uorse Guard. who was thrown from his horse
Thursday aud hss beon lying IN an UNCONSCIOUS
condition ever since, were more encouIaged
ab0u, his condition yesterday than they had been
since ths accident. A consultation OF physicians
was nsid Yesterday, and IL IS thought by three OF
them hatthere - no fracture, but .has mere ISL
small blOod-clot Ia the brain, which IL being ab-
sarf,a1-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
A BLOODY AFFAIR REPORTED FROM
KNOTT COUNTY, KY.
Three Men Killed Because Frank John
son Would Not lie Allowed TO
see Hts Sweetheart.
fspcclnl tolcrrnm TO tho pispatch.l !

BIG ST0SE Gar, VA. October l0.-k terriblo
affair occurred in Knott county, Ny, thirty-ayc
miles from here last night.
Frank johnson went TO tho house OF his sW9ct-
heart, Miss Lula Warwick, and was refused al
mittanco by her father.
lie went away aud soms time after returned
with three friends, and a aght ensuoi.
number OF shots we're hred. resulting IN ne
death Of old man Warwick and his son Tom
and young man named jesse In the Johuson
party.
The other parties to the tragedy escaped.
Tho whole community is shocked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11
S.tutthe Door.

You hear It constantly. People feel the
draughts, but they never think OF the over
drafts upon nature which impair the dl-
gestive organs and make the use OF Sim-
mons Liver Regulator necessary to efectu-
ally move the liver 10 action and aid the
digestive and assimilative powers Of the
BODY. The Regulator Is the medicine tor
oil disorders OF the stomach. Try 1t aud
be convinced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11

Yesterday morning about I'D o'clock there was
an accident Oh Franklin street, near tho Lee
monument, which came n0ar resulting serious
ly. Mr.. James II. Deacy was testing the speed
u his team, IN watch we're ms vile and niece,
when an equestrian going 10 the opposite dircc-
tion ran into hlm brOadaide, upset The team,
and the occupants were thrown violently % the
ground. Ar Dea9y himself receiving several
slight cuts about the face Gnd head, While Mss
Emma Dabney was considerably bruised. Lit
tic damage wes done, except the breaking OF
the shafts and one Of the front wheels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11
r,e pre.,dent to Address rhem..

Tho members Of Iron Moulders' 10 al mon, mon;
No. l2s will hold mass-ineeilhk ~ -,
tt,r- tf lt.. CIV are invited 60 DO pfetthi' lho
gathering vii nave no political sisn'ncsn01I Iron
Mr. Thomas Wisdom. president o. ~ ,no aai,ye,
Noulders Union OF North AneiicA, W. III no
an hddress on labor, whie speeches VIZ VIZ ~ ~
made by Mr. John ODay, president on tno a.
tcrns.ioaal Association OF Aachlhisls, 'll, AZ
James Dawlcy, secretary Of the same ktai't -
ton, aud Mr. James B. DOneriy' ~ ,,is go
the Central Trade and Labor Un'on oi llis Wv!
After ths meeting there will DO banquet "'
Ihons ilalL ..,,,r ,y,II
Before going 90 Old Market Hall the union VII -
form ia iiae at WhkusOn's Hail. ano nsauVu ~, 10
the Blues band, viii march ia DVo' =" w.
place where the speaking viii occur
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11

There WIS a good attendance at the Police
Court Yesterday morning, but there was nothing
unusual m the proceedings Of that tribunal
Jonn FRANK Qhas Jim FREUD (cOi0red).
charged with fsloni0usly stealing pair Of shoos
from l. :. Hymes, WAS tho only person sent on
% tho grand iur, y. The Hustlngs Court. Soyo'
raj sabbath iInlibers were assessed the regular
amounts Tor this friyoity. ana n number Of lne5
were IMPOSED for ordinary disorder.
Tho case Of John Cox, charged vita unlaw-
fully assaulting ana beating William H. Ham,
monJ, was continued until Thursday morning.
Emma Miller ,coiOreIj was accused VI house
breaking AMI larc ny, but her case was con-
tnura foc hearing until tomorrow.
BENJAMIN Anthony ,cUlOr0dl went 70 laa Tor
fifteen days as u suspicious character.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11
AIady suicides on sunday.

INpccaI toIngrom 20 mo UI7plICh'I
NORFoIK. Va, October l0.-ln'o-n2tion ns9
been received ot the death by suicide of ArS-
Abram Leibham On sunday az Deans station, on
tho line of Norfolk ani NarsemOnd counties.
she was found suffering from do.e oi Rough on
Rats and mcdi N assistance was summoned, uut
il WAS too late. Shc died from tho effects ~ tho
poison. Family troubles are stated az tho cause
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11
When Nature

needs assistance il may be best 10 render
IL promptly, but one should remember 20
use even the most perfect remedies only
when needed. The best and most simple
and contle remedy is the Syrup of Pigs,
manufactured BY the California Fg-
Syrup Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11

special telegram 70 tue blsphtCH'i
NORFOLk. Va. October lO.-The Italian colony
of Norfolk will parade through tho city to-moi-
row and attend special Columbian service :!
s. Mlry's Catholic chlrcl aud loGvc NJ /. VI
tor Richmoni 20 tlko Dnrt IN the tolumMin
celebration thcro. An Italian paradois 4 noVel,E
Ia Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11
etsr. What a I,arvaini s15o

A full rs octave new upright Piano.
with all modern improvements. with a
plush stool and embroidered plush scarf,
for only $3.50 one hundred and fifty col
lars-a wonderful Exposition special offer.
WALTER ID. IosEs Il Co.,
1905 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11

The Cotillon Club has been organized for the
season with tho loloNing officers: w. u.
Meyer, president; sam. bendeeim, director; +;
pan. Whitiock, assistant: Lee strans secretary
and treasurer; The rbOye and Messrs. A. :.
Fraker and IL. S. BiBsganger, Executive Com
mittee.
The FIRST coiill0n gill be given at BeiRidero
Han October 31sl aud promises 70 Eo b.lilians
affair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11
aI5O. What n Bargain! $3.50.

A full Is octave new upright Piano,
with all modern improvements. with u
plush stool and embroidered plush scarf,
for only $500 Quo hundred and fifty dol
lars-a wonderful Exposition special offer
WALTER ID. MosEs 4 Co..
1905 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11
A Letter OF Thanks from "stonewan"

Captain G. f. Johnston has deposited With the
State Librarian for few days letter from
StonoYalt jackson 10 Hon. A.. II. II. Stuart anu
others than King tae peope9f Augusta county TOT
the horse with which they Presented him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-11
.r,Ca,iervof Richmond.

Spend an hour here and look at Framed
Paintings. Etchlngs. Grayures. Aquarelles,
and Photos Largest stock OF Picture
Trainings IN the South. Sol j. Bins
wanger. Zl55{ east Broad street.