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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
CASE.
lTooes roAJuRy AND The DOCTOR
is AcoulTrso.
fatsresssns Arsamsns BY Cousssl-ssory
Of she Arrsss-AppIsass checksd--
Police Jassics sastsinsd.

The case OF DIR. william II. Harbaugh,
charged with resisting officer Pillow. was
continued in the Hastings Court yester-.
day morning. After the cross-examina-
ton OF few witnesses the case was ar
eucd and given 10 the Jury. The latter
were only out a minute, returning with
verdict Acquiring the accused. This trial
has attracted u great deal OF attention.
The courtroom was crowded TO overflow
Ing yesterday. and the argument by
counsel on both sides was spicy and inte-
resting. DR.. Harbaush was represented
IN an able manner by Messrs. II. NJ
Smith, Jr., Louis Wendenburg. and w. w.
Cosby and Colonel Spotswood was as
sisted In the prosecution, which was
strong, by Captain A. b. Guigon. The DIS
patch told the story OF the trouble pc
tween Officer Pillow and DIR. Harpauen
some weeks ago, when the latter was
taken before the Police Court on charges
OF being drunk and of assaulting the po-
iiceman with the buggy-whip
ACCUSED OF BEING DRUNK
According to the testimony adduced Or.
Harbaugh and some friends were coHIns
out or an establishment near the corHei
of Main and Belvidere streets wnen tne
OfNCCT
him that he was drunk. This the Doctor
denied, replying that Mr.. Phiow was
drunk. Some other words passed between
che gentlemen. when Mr.. Pillow again
accused the veterinary surgeon OF being
Intoxicated and the latter retorted oy
saving that II the officer so asserted ne
tied II was after that that the Doctor
was placed under arrest.
THE BLOW WITH THE WHIP.
The Doctor wanted the policeman to lei
him 20 to the station-house In MS own
buggy, which was standing near py' out
MIR. Pillow refused this at first saying ne
would carry him In the patrol-wagon. Az
tho instance of DR.. Harbaughs iriehus'
however. the officer did start to the sta
tion- house with his prisoner In the buggy.
There was then some scufiiing as 10 VINO
should drive. and the horse began to rear
and back. and the policeman leaped from
the vehicle and made another grab Tor
the reins. 1t was at this point that DR..
Uarbaugh struck Mr.. Pillow with MS
bucgy-whip. Two or three witnesses tes-
titled before the Hastings Court that MT
pillow had stated 10 them after the trou-
b,e that he did not think the Doctor IN
tended TO strike him.
The verdict of the jury practically sus-
tanned the decision Of the Police Justice.
DIR Harbaugh's friends were much
oleted over the result and were beginning
10 applaud when the Judge brought down
his gavel 1t is due TO Mr.. Pillow 10
state that he is regarded as an honest
conscientious man and a faithful oiilcer.
Dr Harbaugh states that he intends TO
nrefer charges against Mr.. Pillow before
The Board OF Police Commissioners
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
VIII Come Out About Even.

The Finance Committee of the Agricul-
tural and Mechanical Society held short
meeting yesterday morning at IL o'clock,
and transacted considerable routine bust
ness. The report Of the secretary has not
been completed, and therefore 1t Is not
yet officially known whether the recent
fair was a financial success or not. 1t is
understood upon good authority. however,
that the committee came out about
even" in the matter OF money.
The Finance Committee will hold an
other meeting next Friday at II o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
The Retrea, Excursion to Chicago.

All who are going on the excursion OF
the Retreat for the Sick to the Worlds
Fair are requested to purchase their tick
cts as early as possible, in order that their
berths in the sleepers may be secured
and assigned. The train leaves the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Broad-Street depot at z
Y. NJ. Tuesday. and the success or the
undertaking is assured. Two lady chap
erons will accompany the train. and
delightful time may be anticipated.
Tickets can be had at the Retreat for
the Sick on Twelfth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
THE SEASON OF FOGS-
Republican Clerks to Be Superseded by
Democrats-Silver Offerings.
fSDoc4,t tata,ra m In tina ptanatcnl


NORFOLK, VA, October A.-This is the
season OF fogs, and the one this morning
was the worst in density and duration
ever experienced here for few hours.
Navigation was difficult and dangerous,
and steamers and tugs moved with the
greatest caution, and the noise and din
from the confusion OF blowing whistles
and changing bells on the water until the
fog lifted was a positive terror to those
unfamiliar with dense, seaport fog on
a hwy traffic day All the Chesapeake
Bay steamers were delayed, and arrived
late.
1t Is understood that orders will arrive
at the navy-yard on Monday for the re-
moval of three Republican clerks In the
general store and the appointment of
three Democrats
ANOTHER CONFERENCE.
On Tuesday next there will be another
conference at the Chamber of Commerce
between railroad officials of several lines
and the business men relative TO correct
ing inequalities in freight rates, and which
are promised by the railroads.
A silver-offering meeting Will be held
at the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion rooms tomorrow afternoon In the
interests OF the Brunswick yellow-fever
sufferers. Rex. DIR. Wharton will de-
liver an address, and the Schubert Quar-
tette will furnish the music.
A YOUTHFUL BRIDE.
Miss Mollie e. Hudgns. the sprightly
and pretty 15-year-old daughter OF Mr..
T. j. Hudgins, of Portsmouth, and Mr..
William Turner returned home last night
as man and wife, having eloped to Eliza
Iafh - r.
The contract for building the new
South-Street Baptist church, In Ports
mouth. has been awarded John e. West
at $4,000 and work will commence i'm
medately
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
John f. Gaskins, well-known ship
carpenter OF Portsmouth. had his left leg
crushed and broken while at work on the
United States steamer Atlanta yesterday
afternoon.
The Prohibtionists had full meeting
at Pages Hall last night, and were very
enthusiastic. Rev. A. A Jones, of Rich
mond, opened the proceedings with prayer
and the three candidates for the Legisla-
ture delivered addresses. The collection
was liberal for campaign expenses.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. p. A. Peterson has taken I'D her
residence in Norfolk with her daughter,
Mrs. Smith N. Brickhouse. on Dartmouth
street.
Assistant-Engineer Nathaniel z. Cutch-
In. United States revenue marine, Of
Portsmouth, was married In New Orleans
few days ago 10 Miss Marion MacCorry,
OF that city.
Mr. w. II. Gravely, the Populist candI-
date for Attorney-General. could not find
voters enough to get up meeting at
Lands store yesterday. and left Princess
Anne In disgust.
Mr.. Harry Stewart Bailey. city editor
OF the Landmark, Is TO marry Miss NIL
dred Hillyer Smith, daughter OF Mr.. T..
NJ. Smith, at cumberland-Street Metho-
dist Episcopal church next Wednesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
Tie -An.,rn,,.n WI Girl

70 indeed a wonder. This is the one which
created such q sensation In the
principal cities Of Europe end the
United States. and has given more
satisfactlon to the public than
any other living curiosity that was ever
nut on public exhibition. For the first two
days that she has been on exhiDiuon
here she has been viewed by many people,
and no doubt that for the few weeks she
will be on exhibition thousands OF people
will pay her visit Ladies should not
fail TO see her. as the opportunity may not
occur again In lifetime. The young lady
In charge delivers very interesting
lecture about this remarkable human be-
ing She can be seen az IA east Broad
street. opposite Richmond Theatre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
APIeasantC Candy Pulling.

The Candy-Stew Club, composed OF
quite a number OF little folks, held one OF
it's entertainments with little Miss Connie
Keesee, No. 627 east Main street, on FRI
day night. The evening was spent In
games of various kinds and the juveniles
enjoyed themselves to their hearts con-
tent. The members Of the club present
were little Misses Florence Parker. Katie
Micheaux, Ruth Robins. and Connie hee-
see, and Masters Sidney Buford, Joe
Bruce, Corydon Hobson. Crenshaw Cham
berlayne, Stuart Micheaux. Willie and
Stafford Parker, and George keesee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22

We ouer our entire stock o, 80.
Of fianos' organs. and sns1 80 Ven
~ prime cost 70 close ll,.,,. ,,ilrrs,,,
dollars worth must D.. S,tl D.
lat. Our store II for rent srt T., Jsfss,,,
sale. This Is the chapoa og a h, ~ 4,
secure bargains from Our .'e'its
standard makes Of lnsfrio...f.e A1. !.
number OF second-hard r,. ~
Organs slightly used. can -'o' -
your choice. -'F al ~.
WAf!TFR y Wogcs n.
1905 Main street. oo.....'. ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
Capitol Matters.

Owing to the continued indisposition Of
Governor Mckinney, the Board OF Pub
lie Printing has not had hearing OF the
appeal of Mr.. William Ellis Jones from
the decision of the superintendent in
awarding contracts.
Mr. j. =. Beard. Sheriff OF Amherst;
Mr.. j. d. Grant, clerk OF the Circuit Court
of Accomac. and Mr.. l.. ID. Joyce, OF
North Carolina, visited the Capitol yes
ferday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22

a. c,av street northeast corner Eleventh.
I'D. lS6.s9: !. L. Rhodes and wife 70 sona
Docs. 1876 feet on east side sixth STRESS
near Leigh. $50 :.
Henrico: Matilda Williamss trusuees -
,rr,,sf Company. 20 feet on north Blue
Claiborne street near washington, sIvo;
II. w. and Ann q. Martin to Mortliner
Thorp. II IL feet on south SIDE 10y ~
street between Carter and Ritcme; Ao;
M. r. and A. Monteiro and G. =: anu
AddIe +. Belvin to Eiko Land ana IN
proyement Company. 40 acres az n ~,
Station, subject to deed OF trust OF s@'o''
10000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22

by keeping tho sysfon .aah.....
with Dr.. Davids live PIE =
for box OF % pills. r.t..I "a
OWENS AZ MISC. .... ..,,.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22

(By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

tBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch)
NEW ORLEANS, LA, October H.--The
passengers rescued from the steamer
Marseilles arrived here to-day from Gall
weston. The following are the names OF
the five persons lost while making the
transfer from the Marseilles to the Brit
ish steamer Palmas Caroline Hubert,
Espla Effinger, novitiates coming TO a
convent in this city; p. Felix, OF Benta-
yon. Bases Pyrenees: +. Pierce, Canton
de Clarion. Bases Pyrenees; an unknown
boy, member OF the crew.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
Al, Can SEE the worla,, Fair,

Those who have not vet had an oppor-
tunity 10 go 10 the Worlds Fair will
have an opportunity at the Young Mems
Christian Association next Friday eve-
ming to learn something Of its wondrous
beauties and splendid temples Upon that
occasion Mr.. Arthur b. Clarke will give a
lecture. to be profuseiy illustrated by
stereopticon views of enormous size. The
pictures TO be shown are remarkably true,
and the lecture viii be full Of interest.
raise funds for the Woman's Christian
Association. which organization was so
unfortunate as to have part OF the roof
OF their new home blown or In the storm
OF Friday. 18th. II cost these good ladies
$50 to have the damages to their pro-
perry reDaired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
DR.. Lewis Wheat.

DR.. Lewis Wheat. Professor Diseases OF
the Genlto- Urinary Organs and syphilis.
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Rich
mond, Va, says:
II am using Fonticello Lithia Water In
my practice and in my own family In
preference to any other water, as after
careful trial l have found 1t the equal. IL
not the superior, OF any lithia water
known to me-"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
Haurico Notes.

Magistrates Tyler. Larus. and Lewis
held n commission of lunacy yesterday in
the case Of Laura Jones (coloreD. Tic
woman was adjudged insane, and will
be sent to the asylum.
The first monthly meeting Of the cur
rent scholastic session OF the Tuckahce
School Board was held yesterday. All
the accounts Of the past month were set
tied.
The Henrico school officers point with
pride to the fact that while other counties
have been dilatory during the financial
strlngency in paying the salaries Of their
school teachers. Henrico's Treasurer has
always been found ready for a prompt
settlement with the educators of The
countys youth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
Revival at the venable-Street Baptist
Church.

A misunderstanding meeting IL now in
progress at the Venable-Street Baptist
church Rev. j. S. Dill. the PASTOR
preached TO very large and attentive
audiences every night last week, and the
results so far have been very encouraging.
The services will be continued during the
week More than thirty professions have
been made. The crowded houses testify
TO the interest manifested both by the
church members and the unconyerted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
Hard, Times

proves the quality OF investments, and the
present financial scare has put severe
test upon all income sources. Real estate
In Richmond shows a solid character, and
the monthly dividends have not diminish
ed in any particular. Jackson, Brandt
e. Co.. the active real estate agents are
Offering many attractive properties, and
win carefully manage all property put In
their charge for rental or sale.A They also
give special attention to loans In small
or large amounts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
VIRGINIA DivisioDT. P. A,

A meeting of the Board OF Directors
of the Virginia Division of the Travel
lers' Protective Association Of America
was held at f 3. Taylor & Co.'s Friday
afternoon. There were present Messrs.
Christian. Gibson, Culpeper. and Waller
stein Mr.. Cupeper was requested to
select a suitable carpet and the necessary
furniture for the new headquarters of the
division in the Chamber of Commerce.
and 1t Is hoped that the roomt.will be
fitted I'D by the 1st of November.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22

member Of the Executive COMMITTEES vice
Mr. c. Pocklinsfon.
Mr.. G. A. Boyce addressed the meet
Ing IN very able spetch, IN which he
cxpounded the principles OF Democracy,
and compllmented the Nominees ot tns
rarfv Al the conciusio5l OF his address
vote OF thanks WAS rendered the
talented young orator.
The club adopted a resolution concur
ring with Mr.. Epps In his views with
reference TO the election OF certain city
offlcials by the people insteafAof by the
ccuprif
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
Fall Seven Octave Chickerine.

This piano is an upright In nice rose
wood case, and the piano Will be sold at
a genuinely low price. We want ccsto-
mers to either call and see the piano
or write US. because we intend ceiling It
for cash IL possible, but on installlnent
at an advanced price II necessary. Manly
b. Ramos & Co., 9O3 Main street, Rich
mond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
CLUB MEETINGS LAST NIGHT.
Clay Ward Actives and Old Fuiton--Epps's
Resolutions

A well-attended meeting OF the <clay-
Ward Actives was held last night at Bel
videre Hall. In the absence OF Mr.. Evan
snead the president. Mr. Eugene Wal
ton. yice-president. presided Mr.. Har-
wood, member OF the committee APP
pointed to secure speakers fon public
meeting OF the club. reported that the
committee had been unable to secure
the Hon. w. A, Jones. as his services
were more needed elsewhere.
MIR. Burke brought up the Epps reso-
luton In regard to the election OF heads
OF departments OF the city by direct
voice OF the people. and after lengthy
discussion the resolutions were laid on
the table by a vote of II 20 le. Mr..
Burke gave notice that he would move
1t the next meeting 70 take the resolu-
uons from the table and pass them.
The following gentlemen addressed the
Nub: Hon. William Lovenstein. Messrs. j.
H. ers. III. N. Starkc. John 8. Har-
~ snningham Halt. and c. A. Boyce
THE OLD FULTON.
Ine pid Fulton Democratic Club had
4 M meeting &C povhataa Hail last
49, ~. hns1n aehin ~ elea1n1 5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
EuneraIof Mr.. Clarke.

The funeral Of Mr.. John W. Clarke.
who was drowned Sunday last just be-
low Williamss Island took place at IL
o'clock yesterday morning. The interment
was at River View cemetery, and the
services were conducted by Rev. Mr..
Jolly, of Randolph-Street Baptist church.
and Rev. Mr.. Kuyk, of st. Luke's chapel.
The body was recovered Friday about
noon by Mr.. John T. Johnston and Mr..
Charles B. Bennett, son-in-law OF the de-
ceased, it having caught on willow off
Divar Niau
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
Gaod Tamplark.

District Lodge, No, /, l. o. G. IT,, will
meet Monday at Il NJ. with Rescue Lodge
In Gatewood Hall, 3lS west Broad street.
The Grand Chief Templar will be with
the Lodge The prospects are that large
number Of delegates will be present.
Officers to serve during the coming year
are to be elected. All members in good
standing will be welcome at the meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
INDEPENDENT oRoER s'NAl BIRTH.
The Festivities Attendant Upon the Col
den Jubilee.

den Jubilee.
The Hebrew Standard in describing the
festivities which attended the celebration
of the Golden jubilee of the Independent
order of B'nai Birth seys: 1.-THE Gee
Irotion was a certain, an unmstakable
and unouaHned success. The grandeur
and dignity which attended the several
entertainments were imI .osing: there was
something surprising and elevating IN
their character, and they were conducteu
upon q scale so magnificent that hisn
need Of praise is due those who con-
ceived and carried them TO 50 happy
fr,ttion. Possibly, since our ancestors
were driven from the land OF Pharaoh,
there never was a time nor place at
which so large a gathering or heoreWs
were congregated. Nearly 1900 SOUS
greeted the opening ceremonies
a. the Grand Central FalOc,
and an audience OF about WD
assembled at the closing exercises on
sunday at the Temple BETHEL: while at
the banquet on Saturday evening there
was gathered a body of men who would
do honor to any nation. Such an outpour-
ing OF our fellow co-rellgionists as TOOK
Mace on the first evenings celebration
certainly was never known in this coun-
try.
LIGHT AND COLOR
The palace in which the reception
and concert were held, was one blaze OF
light and color The gorgeous attire OF
the daughters Of Israel Vieing with their
beauty lent to the scene brllllancy
and Vivaciousness uncommon save upon
those glorious gala nights when the true
grand opera is at its zenith. 1t was
sight. which those who were fortunate
enough to witness 1t will indeliby stamp
itself upon the tablets of their memory.
And who was there? rather who were
not there? 1t would be impossible TO In
dividualize Justly. Almost every lsraelte
of prominence in the city, and many from
other sections Of the country were mo-
saiced between those of his brethren OF
less renown and thus lost in the multi
tude. We might tax our descriptive pow
ers TO their full, and yet be unable TO
give but faint idea of the vastness OF
the audience and its impressive character.
SENATOR LOvENsTEIN.
Senator Lovenstein, of this city, was
one OF the most prominent speakers at the
Jubilee and the Standard In its personal
notes thus refers 10 him:
Senator "Billy" ,Lovenstein made
trip around the world in short oruer'
From District No. TO 9-from New YORK
10 Africa and back-in ten minutes beats
the Atlantic cable. The Senator has just
been renominated in "Virginny," and VIII,
II he completes his next term, nave
served sixteen years in the Senate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
Pianos and Organ. at Coat.

We offer our entire stock of $4,000 worth
OF Pianos. Organs, and small instruments
at prime cost to close business. Every
dollars worth must be sold by January
list. Our store IL for rent and fixtures for
sale. This Is the chance of a lifetime TO
secure bargains from our large line Of
standard makes OF instruments. Also a
number OF secondhand Pianos and
Organs slightly used. Call early and take
your choice.
WALTER d. MOSE0 4 CO..
1905 Main street. opposite Post-of!ice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
Awards on Bath Tubs. Plumbers Supplies
Special telegram to the Dispatch,

Special telegram to the Dispatch)
WORLDS FAIR, CHICAGO, October
H.-The Standard Manufacturing Com
pany, of Pittsburg, Pa. received tie
highest awards -four in number) on bath
tubs. hollow-ware. plumbers iron-ware.
and sanitary goods. The goods Of this
company stand the highest IN the country
The awards made are considered a fitting
recognition OF their merits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
L,w.,r..-.t, the worls.s F.u.
VIA PETERSBURG AND THE NOR
FOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD.

FOLK AND WESTERN RAiLROAp.
$500.
RICHMOND TO CHICAGO AND RE-
TURN.
Tickets on sale october 2ist and oath,
limited TO ten days. good in Pullman cars.
Through Pullman sleeper from Petersburg
to Chicago. For full information apply
TO II. ID. owen. ticket agent. Byrd-Street
Station Richmond Transfer Company. 90l
east Main street or at Company's Office,
S3S east Main street
r. W. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
rh.. JOYFUL Feeling.

with the celebrating sense Of renewed
health and strength and internal cleanli-
ness. which follows the use OF Syrup Of
Figs. is unknown to the few who have
not progressed beyond the old-time medI-
cines and the cheap substitutes some
times offered. but never accepted by the
well informed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
In Council Circles.

The joint committees appointed to Sc
lect site for the new Howitzer Armory
will meet at o'clock tomorrow after
noon TO formulate their report. and the
Grounds and Buildings Committee proper
win assemble at p. NJ. to receive it.
The Council Committee on-Streets will
hold a business session tomorrow eve
ming at o'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
I.tern., R.v.pu. omcer ON a Tour.

Collector Ryan has directed Deputy
Collector r. Fuller Gaskins in charge Of
Division No. ]. to start on an official tour
this week through the counties of Han
over. Caroline, and Spotsylvania- The
Deputy will reach Fredericksburg We'd
nesday at noon. He travels by county roads
In private conveyance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
pelishsful nirthd. a. Part,

A delightful birthday party, was given
last week by Mrs. A. J. Shervin to her
niece. Miss Fannie McKeyett. in honor
OF her fourteenth birthday. Dancing was
ment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22

torrespohdence OF the Dispatch.)
TAPPAHANNOCK. VA. October H.
The poles. wires. fixtures. and franchises
OF the West Point Telephone Company.
which were placed III the hands Of II. ].
Lewis and c. b. Jones. receivers, by a
DECREE OF tho Circuit Court Of King VII
liam county, were sold al Walkerton to-
day, and the line viii BE- Ii thorough
condition over the sixty miles oe IL e.
tent u a eosiy day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22

? Richmond: p. II. c. Cabell and others.
special commissioner. to Thomas A. Jacob,
N. Haxall. TO Florence i. Haxalrs trus-
tee. q IL feet on east side Governor
street between Main and Franklin, IS;
the College OF Physicians and surgsons 70
The Richmond City Hospital ~ - fsst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-22
4 Ch,ck.rine Upripht Ptapoa, $3.50.

This Piano has the full number OF oc-
taves, a beautiful rosewood case. is in
perfect order, guaranteed. If installment
payments are desired a slight advance in
price will be charged. Manly b. Ramos
& Co, Main street, next 70 corner Ninth.