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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-WEDNESDAY. DECEMBF/R 29, 189T.
i?feSS
Not abasinesa t-?y bnt what
hg. ItBefBBl of iwh-iiBtii^s in tbe
taring of gome tilings, oii.n
Avli,?l?'st?)?kswithlmrpiiiM)lirasos
lll.o,t listollisllill-'.
This Week Every Ves?
tige of the Holiday Rush
is to be Wiped Out.
The Stocks are on the
Counters at Your Own
Prices.
CALLS OF OLD SAUTA
HE ATTKM??! CHRISTMAS I KI.KnftA
TIOVS I* MASV CHIRCIIKS.
THE OLD FELLOW'S BUSY WEEK,
?;r*re-Street llsnllst, Third Presby
leiinn. iainanl glanai Methodist,
mu? First l'i.uM-ii Lutheran San?
dro gakaala Have Their Festivals.
The Hindoo?' Paradise," Miss Joanne
l>iv?nsteln. and eomM songs by Mr. Eu?
gen?: Davis and M: Wcitmote'.an-l.
BBBf-BB THK nm: MflPl*.
A Ulli for ?he Cn rutina of
Old
from
volumes, for IL?,
and KB
instead ot sc.
amom; tmi: hook?.
All Calend?is at half-pr..
The
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from 13.19.
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for It?.
th OF THJJ ABOV1 UOT1 CABB
TOO LATE FOR CHRISTMAS B KIM.
p%i.r. UK II *M'Ki:itt IMKIS Tll.T
vlhlU ll\M>_.IM?.
Hemstiti-In ?l, Bl-ge., Horn
] Embroidered. K>o.. trom 12 1-1
. that were
U i
CMMren'i HaafhercMefe, I for le, an?
otll. Is.
?.mum. i hi: 01 BTAOIli
5 pairs Bdal I ? I "' iU'-' ' Ior
p Point, wer.- UM, tot
4 pairs Point d'Esprit Curtains, rufhed,
$ , Irish. Point, wire $7, lor
BJP a pair.
ir? Tivr-T'.ii".! liamask Curtains to
-old for BAO a pair.
bAMBB waimv
Bleck Mohair gerge, wi m UM. for UM.
Flannel Waist*, were fl. f< I
duroy Waists, i tor t_.u.
toii.i i g.
OOlJiRN I.II.V OF JAPAN KXIKACi,
in a little a iak< t. for le. a viai.
Ml.hS
Ltaht Banning Pinta, m Broeade, tor
gohd Coloi ror tg
.- rlped Effect in All-8llk Taffetaa for
ltlaiic All-Sill. to-day tor Wc.
ird.
? n/rrgg FABBiog.
Yard-Wide Bleached Cotton, ? 7-8c.
Ginghams for ;; l-2c.
Rot. Roy Cotton Fabrics for :: t-4c
nlng Shades of i'r> pons, s 3-4c.
Beat i iid-u Ide P?
lii-i Bl? a< h..| stn . tu | I. i-Ji.
ji?im;\\ mm; THINCM rt? in: <?oi.i>.
Cut-Olsss Bola ?es Pitchers, Hug
Sifters, and Handled Nappies, tor
golid <'.ik and Mahogany Parlor Table?,
1x24, and high)} pollabed, for |L?;
value |_
Oak, Mahogany, and White Knami lied
Tabouri ti. s. thai were SLA, to-day*?.
Qcnnan W< I Bait Boxeo, now Wc.
ach.
100 Imported Win. I ?...inters to be sold
to-day foi
Cut Pattern Fruit or Nut Bowie, many
shapes and d< -u ns. for 6c. Choice
Cohi.ie Leather-Seated < ik Rockers,
and comfortable, lor UM; marked
down from <-' M
Sheffield Steel Carving Bets for 0.25.
Sheffield Steel Rone tl. ndle Knives and
_?, to-day 10c. . oh.
gohd Bl k Ti I K? ttl? --, with
; at alcohol burner, fer tl.-S; were
II ndsome Olas? Medallions, Be. kind,
for U l-_e
Ni k.i Baking Dishes, with Whit? Kn
ani.-lled Can, for AC.
ia-.|ii.'.rt Agat? Iron le.sji Pans for Be,
15-inch Japanned Coal Scuttle? for 10c
2-quart Agate-Iron coffee Pot? "oi
Decorat? 1 china Cuspad or.
g-piece Dclfi china T? i B? i, that were
11.50, for BOc. a set.
' Imported Chine Dinner Sets, ?no
pli c< : and l" autlfully tnm
m? d. for B4.
|8.!ri Decorated China Tea s> ts, iuo
s, for to-day $."..
tl "Trilby" Toilet s, ts, nil at? fl
for >.
Imported Decorated China Soup or Din?
gt r Fintee for x . each,
THE COHEN C?
BOLBR?Tl REE
ii
?A Pretty HumlnK .liirrln>.e in Ilor
Iiuiii, g, C.
DURHAJf, N. c. December B (gp<
ciai.i A beautiful marriage, took place al
tba Flrsl Baptist church this morning
et 9:3<i o'clock, the contracting parttec
kelag Robert \* Moler, of Washington
City, and Miss Co,, I.eich Tyiee, ,,f Dur?
ham. The church was ?imply, bul '
tlfully. decorated with palms and other
evergreen?. The ushers were Mesai r.
W. Vsughan, w. \ Slater, T. i: Cheek
John Wyatt, ll. h. Markham, and L <i
all of Durham. The bride'? Sunday
School class, . of nine young
girls dressed In white, formed a semi?
circle about the pulpit. Miss Janey
Avery, of Danville, Va,, a cousin of the
bride, WSJ maid of honor, and wore a
green travelling dress. She carried a
bouquet of bride'? rose?. Mr. Ely ..t
Washington city, was best man The
bride was dressed In a dark-green travel?
ling costume, and entered the church
on the arm of h.f brother, I; I. .
Rev. W. c. Two.-, a brother ot the bride,
performed tho ceremony In a ?very Im?
pressive manner. Mrs. .1. M. Whltted
ed at the organ and played Men
delssohn's wedding march ns th.- party
entered the church, and the march from
Lohengrin a? they left the church. The
couple left on the 10 o'clock train for
Washington city, the home of the ?loom.
Miss Tvree h..
sided In Durbam, and has mad. a host
of friends by her amiable disposition and
devotion to chin, h w..ik.
The Tabernacle of the Ghana tlratt
Baptlet church was filled t?> Its Utmost
capacity y< su rday afternoon, th.
sion being the Christmas entertainment
for the infant olas?. The beautiful can?
tata of "A Surprise to Santa Cans." whs
rendered by nineteen of the children.
A ? itv of little ones having met to dls
1 ristmas Joys, conceive the happy
Idea Of bringing ^Ifts to Santa Clans, and
while angaged in pIBng Op gifts for him,
he appears at the top of a chimney and
descends laden With Rood things for
them. A hand of clfs make the welkin
tins with th'ir glnd huzzas, and while
trying to make others baggy the little
ones Bad the greatoat happlnem for
themselves. BoabOUa and fiuits WON
distributed in great ahundenee Th?
i xcises. which wer?' conducted hy Sup? r
Intendent Jones and hy Or. Hatcher,
short but varied und Inti nstlng. The
cm id tha ... < aslori was a recitation?
"i'he Qobttna Will Caleb Tan"?by n**'
Miss Louise Watklns, the daughter of
the popular vocalist. Hadd >n S. Watkins.
There were several solos well executed.
and the whole programme reflected cremt
on those wno prepared it. Mrs. 1',. B.
Vaa Buren is the popular teacher of this
large class of Bl pupila, and Miss Baaala
Powell, the aOOOmpHahOd pianist. Mr.
Hugh Powell, who acted as gnntg Claus,
delighted the audience with his deep l..r
ton. s in a apodal vocal ?election,
THI THIRD I'l'.i'riliiTKRlAN.
The Christmas festival of the Third
teiien church Sunday school was
ti d yest? i.lay afternoon at Iflt
o'clock. with Kriat enthusiasm. The
room was packed with others, teachers.
s. holers, and friends of the school.
Beautiful Christmas music was rendered
by a select cbOnM from the school, a
i by the members of tbe choir under
th- direction of Br. C B. BcCluer,
with Miss Mamie Hill as pianist. Th"
Children from the Masonic Home also
Bung B aWOOt chorus, and Ifloeee Mar?
shall and Clarke an appropriate duet.
Rewards for attendance during the past
year wen distributed to twenty-three
?cholera by the pastor and auperln?
tendent. Five of theea hAve not missed a
aeeslou of the achool for aaere than Bv?
-namely, Miss Baggie Olttman,
eight yeare; Beater Boeooa McOUBn,
Sight year?; Mis Fannie OlWlg, live
years, and Misses I'ansy Walton and
Nellie Wilson, each six yeare. Tha little
ones enjoyed mosi the ?rand linal. . when
Br. Stanley Reed, as "old Santa."
came down the chimney with his ?ifts.
He was aMy assisted hy Misses JeCkOOB
ami Robinson, personating "Mamma In
h.r 'kerchief, and 1 in my cap." All
were captivated, and the little ouoa de?
ported with Joy In each heart and a bag
in each hand.
LATJRBL STKKKT MKTIH ?HIST.
Th?> Sunday-scliooi classes Of i.aui'l
Btreet Methodist church last niiiht laid
their Christmas c?l?bration, and a most
pleasant evening was spent by aU?old
and >'>uiik. The following mtereatlng
programma was rendered: Chorua, i>v the
school; prayer, by -Mr. r. k. o?ale; recita.
Uon, by miss ornee uoott; duet, by Biaam
Bva Robertson ana iris Trayloi ; recita?
tion, by Miss Aima Kgrhrough; chorue,
by the school; duct, hy Mistes Xaibrungh;
solo, by Blaa Bafle Mi.rtln; chorus, by the
school; solo, by Blaa atva Robertaon.
Mr. Hale presented the Imgs of candy
and the presents. Many of the teach, is
also received presents from their classes.
Mr. Ixmnlo Mitchell Impersonated Santa
("laus.
St. John'? church Sunday school held
its chrisimas eelebrattou Monday after?
l'oon at 5 O'clock. Captain Myers acted
as Santa Clans.
The Ros.-hud Society of Ashury Metho?
dist lOplaoOPel Church Vttlted the alms
house Monday afternoon, and carried a
feast of goon things to tho inmates of
the institution.
Th?? Sunday school of Marshall-Strict
Christian church win give its Christmas
entertainment this evening at the church,
and a delightful time Is promised.
FIRST KMlLlsn LUTHERAN CHURCH
SCHOOL.
The Btuiday school of the First Bugllah
Lutheran Church held the anniversary
celebration last ni?.-ht at I o'clock. An
Interesting programme of muele and reci
tattona was cleverly Interpreted, and u
v.-ry enjoyable time was spent. Mr. .li?
ter Jone? impersonal..! Santa Claus, and
very .-mid was presented with a0_?e
token and with a boa of candy. Tbe cele?
bration took place la the audience-room
of the church.
The Chrtattan Mission school, on west
Main atreet, had its Christmas festival
last ?liejit. There was a lare,.- attendance,
and the occasion was .me of greet in?
terest. Santa Claus made a bountiful dis?
tribution of pood thlnga.
DAV-M RSKRV CHI U ?RUN'S TREAT.
The Dey-Nursery children are to have
their annual Christmas tr?'at on Thurs?
day next at 12 o'clock. The ladies v, In.
are Identified with the management <-f
tiiis institution are expected to assembla
at the nursery. NO, l!dt> Mat Franklin
sti.et. at 11 o'clock.
Tha inti rtsinment will Include music
and the regulation Christmas feast, but
there wll lso be many novel features,
and not a few snip rises for the little on? B.
Mrs Qeorgo a. LgrOn, who lias charge
of the affair, Wttl remain at the nursery
to-day between the hours of 10 and 6 to
receive donations for the treat, in which
effort she Will be BSBlStSd hy Mrs. C. P.
Wslford, it is hoped that the response
will be very hearty, as the supply doea
BOt by any mi aus eiiual the demand up
tO this prt sent.
li... I iinilliiu
Ilnndn.
Mr. .Joshih Ryland. Jr., the Second Au?
ditor, will have liitn.due. .1 ?mm- dint? ly
after the Legkdatnra lauenvanm o bin
providing that th? State ibbt he op. l? d
In ord.r that the holders of old bonds be
Itvea opportunity during the six months
following th. approval of the bltl to con?
vert Hum Into century b?mds.
There have already been Bled with Mr.
Ryland apidi- B tiens for the funding or
from B?.OM to BMB worth or the old
bonds, and it is probable that more will
be sent him. as he has been notified that
..i bondholder, in New rotk dra
us to fund the bonds they now hold.
Mr. VlrgtniUi N< wton, of the tltni 01
11 n opori g i '".. and prt i-nii nt ol the
First National Rank, informed Mr. Ky
land a dav or two ago that a gentleman
residing in Malta Ind.I three of the old
Virginia consols of BAB .ach which ba
desires (oiiv.t t.d into century bondU,
This same gentleman also holds a num?
ber Of pas! due coupons.
The Second Auditor has now in his
hands sutllei.nt money to pay the in?
terest on the century bonds due January
1st, and will be-in the payment January
Id. The amount of these bonds now out?
standing is about B7,Bt.gB, and Mr. Ry?
land thinks his lili n.ay increase it by
about 1100,000.
niNXKR to gENATOR DANIBL.
It has been proposed by a number ot
genutev DanM'e frlende to tender aim a
dinner at tbe Jeffeseon nest Saturday
ntgnt Senator Daniel is ?zpeoted t.? be
her? on that day and rOOCtVS othcial notl
Boatloa by the Joint leglalatlve eommlt
t. a of iiis re-eb etlon to toe Unltt d Statt i
Sonata. The dinner has not been fully
decided upon, but details will probably
be arranged within a day or two.
HB WILL COMB THURSDAY.
It was though! a day or two BgO that
Major Tyler would arrive hele Krlday in?
stead of Thursday, as h' had always
planned to do, but it was learned yester?
day thai he would adhere to the original
ai*rangernenl and come to Richmond
Tburaday night.
the Southwest, Lake, region, and Middle
and North Atlantic States, and lowtst
In the extreme Northwest. The tempera?
ture? have remnlned nearly stationary In
all districts eicept the Florida p?ninsule',
where they have fallen slightly.
"The w.ith.r Ih generally clear In all
districts except the upper Mississippi and
Missouri valleys, and the Bast I.ake
region, whero It Is cloudy, and the Ohio
Valley, where som?> snow Is prevailing.
"The preetpttatloa has been light and
mostly In the I_ike region."
MUNYON'S
Cold Ours <-jr??. cold? in th? head, colds on ih?
L.ngs, old cold?, new coMs sod obstinate colds, and
?II forms of grip, ?tops -.nee-In*, dischsm?? from
tbe nose aiid ejes, prevent? rsurrh, dlphtherlit,
im-iinionl i. and ?11 throat and lunj; tronbl??. These
pleananl llttls pedetsar? absolately hnrnile.?. hsv?
aved thousand? of live, and |
DEATH OF Mil.
line
K. W. LVBDIW.
Few of us go to the tlieatre,
tt) call, to any social function
without in some way changing
our day clothes.
One change is as easy as
another; but the only correct
one after 6 o'clock is to I
dress suit.
|88 buys our best ; $20 buys
a good one.
We don't make to order, but
we make to lit.
Tuxedo Coats.
Bilk Hat?, Duiil-.p "
Shirt?, Tins and Mufflers.
Ercrjrtulng that goes with e-eutng clothe?.
0. H. Berry & Co.,
Main and Tenth Streets.
AH i:\-to>\TtT gHOOTI HIM.
The fiol.bler Wcluhcd Thirty round?
?'hi. f-uf-j'.iiii i- H.-ward. who ?.- B?per
Inteiideiit of Calvary .Mission Sunday
school, was ?.i. .-.m. d reoteroay hy Mr.
Charles I,. BroWB With an Itntin n '
tuik.y. wetghlng thirty pougda, which
will be served at the ?cbool'a Chris tin is
feast. tO 1"' held this aft. mOOU.
I niler the I'jirnlytie Stroke.
Julia Lamy. the old oohrred eooh who
was stricken with pareiyela al her aarvlce
place, on south Third atreet, was taken
from the almahous?, reeterdap and ear?
ned to h-r home, <'t> Thirteenth street.
Her condition is still very aerioue,
JOY AT THK ALMPHOUsE.
I lie
Death in gnttnwmy. <i
MOTTOS Al - i i; i Ht d >K, \' v n ,
c-eiii?.. r LV (Special.) Mr. Lambkin
Leath, ?on if Mi. Qeorge w. Loeth, Depu.
ty Treasurer oi Jsottoway county, and a
very promlsinx young man, died at the
hone- of his father, neat this place, this
n about half-past 2 o'clock, ot
typhoid pneumonia, after an Uli
?iKiiit thi..- weeks. Young Leath was in
his 1st h year, and was a y.'uii,; man 0]
industry, with many Other excellent
tisith ..i eharaett r, lie wa? hiuhh' thought
of in the county, The Interment will tak?
place on Thursday morning at 11
Danville \ ??u . n.. .. i ?
liANViu.;:, VA . December M (tot
?lu?.i Mrs. u. Roman, doing a clothing
. under the style of ),. i
? lord of aaalgnment in the Clerb'a
mveying the stock"
to p, n. Boleeeau tnu tot. fot k;.
Iltore. Uahllities, 12.006;
I
Another <l?>ed wa? admitted to record
iiihiu. D. SUdl'm
t clothing, < i-, to ru i
trustee, for th? i- n. ill "f .?editors, wucme
foot Ul> |.
Died from ?be KffrrU of Illa tajarle?.
ilHl'K?:. VA . Un.ml.. . .:
Hl, the postal ClelK
in the wreck
Western railroad neei l'u
jy of luat we.-k, died
to-day i;, n, lt .hi?
? ? it? 1? survived by his witc and svv
_ ?_ i hildren.
t'lirlntmiia I lnl.-ilnl n un n I I.nst
Mlllil n tirent Snceeaa.
The Cbrletmae entertalnaaent given at
tha almshouse last nl^lit was, if the ]Mjpu
lar verdict is to he in lieved, l.y all odds
th. most sin < essful OH record. That It
waa appreciated by those for whom It
WHS lnt? iuleil was plain to see, for It
aacmed lo glanoe into the Institution 'Ike
ray of sunshine, and to carry hri?ht
iii -s and Joy In Its wake. There were
fully 300 of the city's ?mor gathered* at
the entertainment, and they evinced the
: delight in the charmini? enter?
: ilium-it which had been arranged by
Superintendent i>avis. aad was discoursed
by well-know n and callable etitertaln'-rs.
Tha programme was ??s follows: Si.uk.
II.. Blue and C.r.iy," hy Captain 1'ia.ik
Cunningham; violin solo, by the Hvenn a
Hrothers; ucltation, "Jlmmie Brown'a
Prompt Obedience," by Aubrey Terrell;
-o!.i. "Miniorles of th?? Past," by ?, 11.
recitation. MLove*a Young
by little Boaabud Etnrton; reci?
tation, "The Maniac," by Miss Jeanne R.
Loveneteln; comla song, by Mrs. \\ i I
limit'.and, of Petersburg; dialogue, by
MiMits McDougeH and Davis; comic
song, "All Coons book Alike to Me " by
Mr. James I'olndexter; recitation, "Las?
ca." by Miss Plocnuoa Bvnna; violin co'o,
i . Hi joim Reinhardt; recitation, by
Miss taaltp Hurton, piano ?olo, by Mr. M.
li. Kanins; benjo and guitar duet, by
Messrs. Kugeno Davis and Hill; "The
Klondlker." a chsrade. by Mr. O. B.
Davis, performed by Misses Kvans und
Davis, and MeB?rs. Qe ik>- B. DavfaV Jl
and A. I'aclnl; recitation, "Purl ?I,.
ner," by Miss Evans; recitation, "The
Tramp." by Mr. Tony Plaainl; reeitauon.
Poeeeaala ???ni iiriefs.
Miss Mamie Daniel, of Vfllmlngton, N.
c.. li the gueel oi the Mlaaea Vfllaon, ot
c south Mot ris atreet
Mr. W. T. Claud, of Norfolk.
through the dty reeterday. an ha way
home ?rom N' w ^'ol k,
Mr. R. w. Haw, Jr., of the Vtrglnin
faroiina Chemie.il Company, is spending
his vacation in Waahlngton.
Dr. John P. Winn baa returned from
Pluvnnna county, where he was calleo
profeeaionally two da]i
r?rs. w. T. an.i gt Julien Ogponhimer
returned yesterday frmn | brief visit to
their father's family, ? I'luvanna.
Judii?. Roger Gregory will lepuaae his
lecture? to the senior lew class of Rich?
mond College on I'nd.iy. Deoember Slat
Th.. regular meeting or the Oonfederate
Memorial Literary Boclety will be held
on Friday, DecemberUat al U at., al tbe
Museum.
Miss M. Klmn Inmn, or Baltimore, Md.,
is rlattlng her i oualn, Miss Lula C Dunn,
und 1er aunt. Mrs. .lohn Hay. of M WOM
Marshall sti.-.'t.
Miss Winnie Leach, or Vineland. N". J.,
and Miss Qrace Adams, of Mineral City,
ere the gneeta or Mr. and Mrs. i:. c. Pa?
louzf'. No. UN north Kiyhth atreet
Th? Council of th.- Fust Bngtleh Bvan
gellcal i.uth.ran chi.r.h proaonted Kev.
.1. 11. Mori head, the pastor, with a haul
some chair, upholstered in leather, a? a
Christmas toben Of th'ir i st. .m and af?
fect ion.
No ennounceaaent baa pet been made
- Ing tii. fun? ml arrangi menta tor
Mr. James Wood,ill. who was found dead
in his room Monday morntag, bul the
funeral whi tak.- place BOUM time Uttg
afternoon from the rcsidenie.
a v. ry important meeting of Central
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will be h'M tins afternoon at I o'clock at
the Priende' meettng-houee. Bualneee of
imp?rtame will be transacted, lira, Wil?
liam li. Pleeeanta, the hrst preetdent of
tbe union, win be present. A full at?
tendance la earneatly deeln d.
Mr. Juba] K. Terry, formerly or this
city, but now Ot Ma.un. On., Is in Rich?
m.m.i. vleltlng relatives. Mr. Terry la a
su. i . ssful travelling man. and has re
si.I. d away from Richmond for a num?
ber of yeare, Ha was married about two
years ano in Florida, and his Richmond
friends will be ?lad to learn thai he con?
templates bringing ins charming uife to
ltichmond to make tbetr home here.
- i
Itlchiiioniler?. In \i-?v York.
>'':\\' rORK, December IS, (Bp< lei.)?
W. i. Paym . Marlboro; \'. Hall and
wife, st. iienis; j, ,i. Treaaoa ami wir...
Orend; R, A. Jackson, Holland; P, u.
Harrison. J. II. Valentine, A. J. Mar
cuse, imperial; T. O. Miller, Vendome.
C. II. l'nrrlsh ?iliot nml Severely
Wounded by Wllllnm Miller.
William Miiier, a negra youth about D
years Old, and an O-COOVlCt who was
pardoned about tea ?lays ego, shot anu
mv< rety wound..i c. h. Perrieh, a colored
you'h about his own age, >.sterday
morning nt v*) o'clock at Marshall and
Becond a|reet? Parriah, the wounded ne?
gro, was taken tO the almshouse, where
he nOW la, though his condition is not r,
garded as neceeearlly dangerous. M?ler,
OU the otlcr hand, is a prisoner at the
BeCOnd I'.'li.'e Station, having ben ar
reeted by _k*rgeent Tomllnaon, the very
efficient bead of RicfamonoTa detective
forea,
Perrieh, who is the o-heo'boy ol Mr.
gOL U BlOOteheeg, attorney at law, was
walking up Marshall stre.-t, eccompanlod
by a friend. The two were chatting to?
gether, and the dog of the irieiid was
trotting along by their aldea. When tbey
I Mill.r, who was unknown to both
of them, he kicked th.- dog, and was re?
monstrated with by Its owner and ad?
vised not to dO so again. His reply, so
t h. wounded man an I his companion both
say, was that he would not only kick th
dOg, bul hl? master. Without much BBOTa
v Miller then drew a pistol rrom tils
hip-poek.t and opened lir. OU the two.
Pnrriah'a frit ad got out of the way by
running, had Pari Ich was lena fortunate.
At the laat shot he was atroci in tha
left side, just above the hip. He gave a
cry of pata and Cell to ta. atreet A num?
ber nr peraena were peeelng, aad reached
the youth aoon after he fell la tbe eon?
fusion which foUowel ItlUer encapad. Par?
riah was taken to Hlil.-ys stable- and a
'phone meeenge sent in for tbe ambulance.
I?r. Nuckota responded, an.i took him to
the City Hospital. There it was found
that the serious fears tiiat the bullet had
entered tbe abdomen were groundleee,
and anxiety for his recovery relieved. An
ex. mlnutton was conducted by Mrs.
NUCkOle, Haiighman. and l,< mon, Fr. Trc
vilian being out of the city, and showed
that from its entrance m the side tho
bullet had ranged auroeo the body, pass?
ing between the iniisci.s and the skin. It
Snally turned downward and buried U
BOlf into the M'-sh of th.- right thigh.
Wh.n it became certain thai tha stomach
had tot been penetrated ?he operation
I. as no harm would r.sult rrom the
ball's remaining where it was. The phy?
sicians think his chances for full rOCOV? ry
are pjOOd,
< ?r course, the shooting soon came to
the ears of the POllce, and while neither
boy knew their unceremonloue assailant,
th.- p, ii,,. aecertatnad that he was Miller,
and apt 'o work Vigorously to rind him.
Captain Angle toetrueted eaeb relief aa
? went oui to be on the aharp lookout,
and S.-rgeaiit Tomlliison had his assu
aleo, on the qui vivo. Every aaclt
from the dty was closely watched, and
th.- detectives thems.-lv.s bunted Miller's
old haunts. The reward CUBSC lad- in the
evening. Bh recant Tomllnson was alone
at the time, and saw his man at Franklin
and But teen t h streets. He Just walked
up to him. Ilk.- one would expect and
took him in. Miller do-s not deny the
BhOOtIng, saying only that he did ?0 he
cause the oumer or the dog abused him
for kicking Ids canine.
Ha was sent to the penitentiary about
two y.-ars ago tor a series of robberies
committed In tbe Wool End, end had
nearly served his time out wle-n he was
pardoned.
If? n -eil.m- Full rteoelveil
A hont a Week An?.
Mr. Fl wn.! W. I.uudin died at the resi?
dence of his mother. Mrs. Josephine Lun
dln, No. ??O? north First street, early ye?
g rdary morning. He was in the 30th year
or his age, and his untimely death wa?
due to a fall from a ladder about a week
ago.
Mr. I.tindln had been In the employ of
Mr. Meyer gyde for the past fifteen
years, and ?luring the busy time preceding
Christmas he was. called upon to reach
a doll-l.aby carriage from an upper shelf.
In doing so he missed his footing and
fell heavily to the ground, striking his
lead a terrible blow. Fverythlng possible
was done to relieve his condition, but the
ba-. of his brain was irremediablv In?
jured, and he lingered painfully until yes?
terday.
Mr. Lundin was a man or many admira?
ble traits of character, and his death will
be deeply deplored by a wide circle of
friends.
The funeal will take place nt .i o'etoetc
this afternoon rrom St. James Kplscopal
church, of which congregation he was ; r.
earnest and devout member. The service
will be read by Kev. W. Mead Clark, and
will be rully choral. Mr. Jacob Rein?
hardt will preside, at the organ, and a
quartette, OOglgpecd of Mrs. Jacob Kein
hardt, Mi.-s M'.ide. Mr. Tribhett, and Mr.
Thuraton Cardona, win stng tho special
psalma and hymns appointed for the Oc?
casion.
The pall-bearera will be Messrs. w.
n. I.. R, Mclndoe, Charles l>oel ,
jr. ciiari. s Hareey, John Reinhardt -nd
d :-\. I'.
The funeral of Mr. Barvetua Blepbam
win take piece this afternoon at
;i o'clock trom 'he late residence of the
Od, ?o. Rg north Fifth street. The
services will he conducted by Kev. Lan?
dim R, Mason.
Fl'XFIiAl.S YF.STFUDAY.
The remains of Mrs. Mary DriOCoU
w.re laid to rest yesterday afternoon,
th" funeral taking plac- rnun St.
Patrick's church at :i o'clock.
Th" funeral of Mrs. Mary Brunt Waa
held yesterday morning at 11 o'clock
rrom the rt aldl lice "f her granddaughter,
Mrs. A. K. Uuffln.
prevented imuii slclc
neaa. Th? Munyon Ilewedy ("ompiinr prepare a
M-paratn ?rure for each disen??. At all drur/tfl?*?
S? rents a vlaL If yoa iieml naedlcnl advice writs
Prof. Mnnroii. 1?OJ Arch Street, Philadelphia. It Is
absolutely free.
COLD CURE
ACTOR HVrt I.IFFK *F.\TF.M KI?.
Wlfi-ilrnilim \ot I'optilnr In
America, BngU the .indue.
MOW ViiKK, l>.mber 1 --fldWUfd J.
Ratcllffe, the actor, who was found
guilty of assault in the third degree for
striking his wife, was to-day sentenced to
six months in the penitentiary.
Lawyer Townes, ?-ouiisel for Katellffe,
made a motion for a new trial, which
ama denied.
Mr. Townes then said that there was
some justification for the assault. Judge
N.wburger looked at Mr. Townes with
astonishment, and said. "I am surprised
to hear counsel make such an admission.''
The Judge then said, alter referring to
the recommendation for nn-rcy made by
the jury: "Wite-beatlng may be popular
in some countries, but not In America, t
proposo In your case to mete out such
punishment as will serve as a warning to
c'hers that they must not rep?*at an of
ft nee of this kind."
Rntettffe was taken back to his cell In
h.? tombs to await transter to the pent
t i diary 00 I'.lackwells Island, When he
will be confined to hard labor. This
not carry with it the deprivation of civil
rights that is Involved lu a State-prison
p. ht. lice.
V large crowd was pr. sent t > hear the
">ctor sentenced. Mrs. Kafcliff" and her
lather, Peter OeLncey, were abaent
Supreme-?;ourt-Judi;e Dickey, at White
! taina, this afternoon granted a tempo
ary stay to Rnfcltffe, returnable in
lwooklyn on Monday next The actor will
remain i" Jail pending the argument
to whether there shall not he a retrial on
th" charge of aeoauit
AUCTIOX MALKB-Thls Ony.
WHF.V REAL FSTATK IM ?)?.?> TH?
TAXKH KOK THF. CHRKENT CALK.\.
DAK YKAR AKE TO HR PAID FR')
HATA KV THE VENDOR AND Tila
\i:nde_*.
Hy the Valentine Auction Company, *
8? east Hroad ?treet
TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), DECP.M?
BKK ',MUb. AT 10 ?i k. g.,
AT OL'R P/AREROOM, ?2? BAgV
IIKOAD STKKKT,
we will sell ror whom H may m,
C?rpete, in Bruesela and l-Ply; Turki-ri
and Ingrain Uruggets; U/alnui Kokilng
Ked and Hldebo.trd combined, with |,,iK,
mirror; several Walnut and otner ? huni
ber Suit..: Pretty Parlor Mutt; f
handsome Oilt-Frame grem h Plat? U
rors. Wx40 and ISxU). U/alnut ?-.x.
Tables; Divina ami other Chairs; |
piece Leather Librar) suit. cc<t u?>,
rai Ha tracks; Oab, Walnut, and > .
Sideboards; 1 very large, and l .
Hand-Carved Walnut n?"?
of those Pine Lace curtains and (
can. I. Piano 'to.I ?rg in;
ble?, 24x_4 Inches; lots of Ptctun
Bureau?, Bedateads, and Wasi
se vi ral gool Heating gtovee, ICItch
bl. S, Arc. ?be., all to be ^ol.| I,,
room for other conslgnt'e
The ladlea Invited to attend th
J. II. VALENTIN h
de 29 _Manag? . \ .
AUCTION SALE.
MAKBLKHAl.lCLOTUlNli BOTJgg,
CORN-ER FOI'KTKKNTII AM) MAIN
S'l'IfKFTS l?t
Having disposed of our ntir.
WO Will sell
TO-DAY, DECEMBER '.-vi ti.
at ll o'clock, all tbe PINE stokk ri\.
Tl 'RE_, consisting of
Show- 'as. s;
XI Fine Oak ?'.nii
i M-foot Ola -Froni H
50 feet of Shelving;
Mirrors, Trunks. Purl
i, ' 'n tains, 8 ta neu;
?'hairs, [ron Safe;
::? Oae Qloboa and all g- .
for. C. H. ? >i_i v m;
\N". H. Kurton, Salesman.
Al'CTIO* - v i i ?- i ,.i,,, , in,-s>
WHEN REAL FSTATK IS gOLD Tii ;
TAX-S POR THK CURRENT '
DAK YKAK ARE TO BE AID PRO
KATA FY THK VENDOK J SO THK
VENDEE
By R. B. Cbafla A Oh (Ineorpei
Rt al Betnte Auctlot
Ko. i north T> nth al
AVAII.AIII.K CEItEtl, SI'IMM.IES.
thi: st? t tuf, itv ii'Wiv BXTBgglOM
ill'i-i in ion? Will He lieg il ii r.iirly
>e*t Wank.
The dty ordinance granting to the
South-rii Railway Company powera to
extend their line up Virginia streu, and
to build a spur track to the old l?o
minien wharf, has been signed by the
Mayor, and the company is now prepared
tO puah the work or construction rapidly
ahead. Arrangements have been made to
commence op?rations next Mond iy. wei?
ther permitting, and it is expected that
th.- line will be complete within two
Weeks of that time.
The importance <,r this extension Is far
greeter than it appeara to ba
upon its rac, for it is stated on good au?
thority that had not the oompUUf agioad
to extend th?s.- facilities to the Jobbere,
?eVl I 1 Of them would have U-rt the city,
Und moved their warehouses to the Man?
chester side of the river.
Dit. HIDKVS IBBBH ( LOSES.
An Effort Will lie Mndc to i'.t't Him
lo Deliver Another Cour??'.
The tortea of nine lectures delivered by
Key. Dr. J. C. Hi.?-Mi on the "Origin and
History i f the New Testament'' at the
Young Men's Christian Association,
d laat night. The last was th.- b>st,
which sp.-ak? of it very flatteringly in?
deed. The entire cours,, has b. ..n well
attend..!, and Dr. Hideti has giv ti tn.iy
or his rich resources of Bible story to
those who have sat trom evening to eve?
ning at his feet Th-.y have been enter?
ta m. -d becaaee they w.re Interested, but
the Instruction derived win be to ell a
wii of pleaeure through life.
An effort will be mad. p> get Dr. UldOn
to deliver another aeries of lectures akin
to th.se, and those who w.ll Und time to
attend them arc to ha congratulated.
W Pen?, Corn, iiml Oat??Iteport? ?> >
III a.l -.1 reef ?.
NKW TORS, December M. ?apodal
cable and telegraphic dispatches to Kr.id
atreefe, covering the principe] points of
accumulation, Indicate tbe following con?
ditions In available supplies last Satur?
day, a- compared with the preceding
Baturday:
Wheat?United States and ?'anada, east
..r Rocky mountains, Liverpool Corn
Trade NOWe, increase, l.-to,?"-) bushels;
afloat for and in Europe, decrease, 1J0O.O?Q
bushels; world's s?i|>ply, net Inci
W,?g bushels.
Corn United fltntee and Canada, cast i>r
Rocky mountains, decrease, tf,0M busheis.
Onto United Btatea and i'anada, east of
Kocky mountains, decrease, IjMoVM
bushels.
Among the more important incf
reported in tbe Official visible supply
statement are th- gains of MAM bttshela
of wheat at I'lllcigo private ei.v.Kols.
141,000 bushels at New Orteaaa, and m
bushels at points in Manitoba and at Pott
William. Ontario.
The Import decrease*? are 400,000 bushels
nt Northwestern Interior elevators, und
40,000 bushels at Aaron, ? ?.
H.'iiinver iiuriieil.
December EL (Up?
It i?l<li-liee In
ASH LAND, VA
c'al.)?A fire occurred thla morning about
8 o clock, which totally destroyed the
residence of Mr. John Tlgnor. at KJlby'e.
three mii.-s below bore Mr. Tlgnor I av- d
about two thirds or his furniture, a de?
fective RU? was the cans, of the tire.
There was no Insurance Th?' house was a
new one. and its owner has been working
hard foi years to hinl.l him a home. II?
Wa? lust a'-aut tO make his last payment
00 the lnil.ding. 1/oss. |U0.
Trouble
Stomach trouble is tho common
name applied to a derangement of
the system which ifl keenly felt but
vaguely understood. It may mean
inability to retain food or todigest
it. It may mean nausea, pain after
eating, fullness, inordinate craving
for food, or entire lack of appetite.
Whatever it means, there's trouble,
and it's with the stomach. If you
have stomach trouble, you will be
interested in this letter from a
man who had it and was cured by
Ayer's
Sarsaparllia
"For nine y?*.-? I ?ufTered from stomach
trouble. 1 tried the aid of the best doctora
of Philadelphia and Pittsburg, and ?pent
large sums of money, all in rain. One d_r
while waiting a train in Bellaire, 0., I
picked up a pajx r with a notice of Ayer's
narsajiarillr?. I j,"'t one bottle to try it. It
did me ?o much ?ood that I purchased fire
more bottles. I took four of them and
gained in fieeh, my appetite imp-ored, and
now I can eat anything. My stomach is all
right, thanks t> the use of Ayer's Karsapa
rUl?."?OuYLN U.STtvghs, UawatowD, Pa.
Mr
DODGE'S Tit 11? TO HEW YORK.
Ilrnei'k
lleiikliiMv mid Mi-jM Ten
?? ore n Douane I lilt.
"Dodge'a Trip t.. Ni w fork," the latem
vehicle created r<>r the dis| lav of the pe?
culiar talents or John K. H.-nsniw and
Him Kay Ten Breach, which was ?e?'n
at th.- Academy or Musk leal evening, is
revotai shades better th.m its Immediate
[He.lessor. "The Nabobs." That very
merry twain have In their DOW i?!av many
opportunJtlaa lo ungear at their brtgbteet
and best.
Kasy and graceful as ever. Jack Hen
shew carried everything before him in the
role ,.r the ?'resident i.r the MoOquitO
ville Hank and inventor ot the patent
pruno-pttter, wheat ; ide at the
French ball brouKht iifion his head muiti
ferloua trials and tribulations after his
return home to the land or New J<
While It mimt be admitted thai Miss Ten
Brooch Mam In a not far distant second,
it will charitably be remembered that she
carries more weight. The supporting com?
pany la m excellent one. Qeorge Mack, an
eccentric comedian or mote talent than
fame, gives a genuinely comic perform?
ance in the role of Harnab\ l'. ttcr. Il MTOI]
i. Dodge'a oonfldentlnl clerk. Hen. ?;rm
nell Is there, too?Hen r.tiinail, who ts
particular about parting hi? name witn
an K.- and as Alphonse IVArville, BOt re?
lated to t'amllle, he U ever happy and
unctions. Etc ?-arries his perennial Bigg
kick with him. and lt appears at every
pcrrormance?rvosttlvely
Mile. Chrlotta gives a i .nibt
tion or dancing, Mr. Benabau gave con?
vincing evidence of his wonderful versa?
tility in divers and sundry specialties;
Taylor \uii?h?.s. ballad rincer, acquitted
hlnutrif with distinction; Qeorge Haeg
aided the redoubtable Henehaw In h tni
vesty sketch, strictly up-to-tbe-limu.
burlesquing the minstrel stage, and UM
Inevitable 'tithers'' p.oved to be far above
the average. The show as a whole is one
of the brightest Of Its kind neeo here this
n Matinee and evening p*rformalices
will ba given to-day.
The attraction at the Academy to-mor?
row night Is "Sever Again," s comedy
adapted from the French, and benring the
llixenlor HU?! Uli- I lie?. M , .,.
Mr. ?'liarles l.ock.r. Of QlUOgOW, Va.,
is at the Lexington. Mr, i.ock.r i.? the
proprietor of the Jam.s River COUMUt?
Works, located at OlaagOW, one <>r the
r-'w [liants of this character in tha coun?
try. Th. -e works have been [fl ,)|?..
ration for a number of years, but never
so profitably as BOW. Beatdee being the
proprietor or th" cment-works. Mr.
Lo keg has constructed hundreds or miles
of railroad in various s.-ctions of the
United Btatea, and is tbe inventor of a
or shov.i, which, it is claimed,
.1... s the work of 80.000 men with Whool?
baiiows. Thla Invention has attracted
gfOal attention, and has been need by the
advocates .?r the K'ivernnieiit's construct
inLf the Nlearaguaa eannl as an argu?
ment In favor or Its undertaking the
work. It is alleged that since this ma
i hi i was Invented the 00Ol of' eonstr act?
ing the canal will be ;? great many times
reduced, while, i.r oouree, tbe profita
therefrom would be in no way affected.
RADAM'S
MICROBE
KILLER
?lir-? all IWoodand t hronlc Disease?.
Send for fres hUtory of remedy ?id te?tl
ni.inml? to 'I lie Hadum Micron? K.ller i .?,
121 Prince Street. New Vork City.
(oc l? ''V W;
II RNITI RE VOH gAUB.
PR?VATE SAl.K
OP ALL THE HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHKN FURNITURE at 128 west ('lav
-. on WEDNESDAY and THURS?
DAY, December _th and :;oth, on account
ith of my late husband,
d.- MuR Mrs. }'. F. OILLIKCM.
Blien in ?.? lierai Hinniii . ? turd.
Amelia Cottrthouae, Deoember M, MM.
To the BdltOr of th.- Dispatch:
In the publication of my reply to Col.tui
ns there ate a few typographical
errors, only MM Of which is material,
bOWt v.r. Your typo made tii" say, Tne
venal transgression or a brother has been
publicly exposed. 1 used the WOItl
"venial," a word or exactly the opposite
meaning t<> renaL Again, he makes me
say that human law, as H now ?Mst -. |g
the ".-ource" or the wisdom. &c. It sliouM
have been the "eum" or the wladom, *c
Tha oth.-rs are ?rivial. I think, generally,
your paper is very careful and freer ttom
,-rr >rs of this kind than any I know.
Please correct and oblige.
Yours truly,
m_OHO-B J. IU'M>LKY.
\nrfolk \ --i_; n in . i? i.
NORFOLK. VA., December _S.-(Hpe
daL)??loba P. Ban, am of tbe boanomea
for K. ?!uy Hall, one nf the BUegOg con
spiretors in the RalI? nanon?_ba_th case,
assigned to-day ror I*?.
KMIM.t). MK.VT WAXT?.
TWKNTV-IIVK PER CENT. <'"M
MISSION CONTRACT Exclusive terri?
tory; excellent opportunity ior g< od Dunn?
ing aid loan men Prospectus on appll
caimn. Something new and B good sell i
A 111 s 111 NTINHToN. P, O. BOX _;'.?,
Richmond, Va. de s.i-?f
w anTMD,
IM FF.MALK IIANliS ON PLAIN BMW*
lng, experienced and inexperienced?on
power machines. .Steady employment.
Light wo-k and good pay. Apply at
RICHMOND BHIRT MANTJTACTUR
IN'i'i COMPANT'B, .v- MM wool Mam
Street. de _8-?it
WAHTBD,
BT A GRAD?ATE OF THK PMIVER?
ally or Virginia, of aucceasful experience
In teaching, a Poeltlon aa tutor oi
t.acher In. an established school. Ad.
dreea TEACHER, care of ltichmond Dis?
patch._.te
u tvr-KD,
A BTTUATION, l^ AN EXPERIENCED
oth. .-man and book-beeper. Fifteen
year-' experience with large commercial
and manufacturing concerns. Refen
furnished Only reasonable salary ex?
pected. Addresi W. J. ?'... can I
ltichmond, Va. _de .
M WII'.D,
RELIABLE MAN TO HANDLE AQENTg
lor 'le.ephotu- Tat.lets alel S|.aHles
- t.,000 a year, Enclose stamp VIC?
TORY MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Cleveland, O. no i'i.-t.di i,ir,&?t) '
1 TRUSTEES AUCTION BALE
LARGE BRICK BUILDINQ
ON THK U'KST SUM. ...
TEENTH _P1 REET. BETV?
MAIN AND FRANKLIN
STREETS
KNOWN AS No. h? N'H'.TH FOUR?
PEENTH STKKKT.
THIB PROPERTY [fl PARTICULARLY
DESIRABLE FOR U HOLES \:
lU'.SlNK.SS (.!{ LIOHT MAN
UFACTURINO.
By virtue of a oertala deed or trusi
corded In Clerk'a oifi.-e of the Chancery
t'ourt or the city of HI. hmond, In I
Hook its B, pace te), default hei ~.
made in the payment <.r the debt th
sacurad, and being so required bj ?
noteholder, I will sell by publli
on th.- premises, on
THURBDAT, DECEMBE]
at i P. M., the PROPERTY d?
aid !.. I as followe: Thai lot of
with impr.'V.'tnfms, on the Wi
Fourteenth street, between H?
Franklin, beginnlu? at th.- Intersect 1<
the west line of Foul lei nth
the north line of Tobai CO alley, ti .
running northwardly along Ifourtei
I frontina thereon -i f- !
extending ba.k w feet to aa alley i
wide.
TERMS . 'Xtienses and t
note of M.600; balance upon su.-ii . <
as will be announced si -
K I' . II \FI IN, Ti
H H. r*haftiti * c... (Incorporal
'
Hv N. W. Howe. AUCtloni
Roa] Batate Anette?
/^OMMISSIONEK S AUCTIOSSALE
yj of
THE MARSHALL COTTON-MIILg,
IN MANCHESTER. AT RICHMOND,
VA.,
AND <>F 510 FEET OF GROUND < ?N
FOURTH STREET BETWEEN
BTOCKTt IN AND EVERETT
STREETS.
HAVING ON A PART THEREOF
TWELVE TENEMENTS FOR
MILL OPERATIVES.
in execution of the <)<.- . l to
below, I will offer for sole, t>\ publ? . -
tion. on the respective promisee
THURSDAY, JANUARY I
at !;: ..clock m., the VALUABLE I
Ton-mills ab rod to, with -
dally capacity of 10,000 I aid- I f
brown sheeting, comprising all r..(
buildings, whi.h are substantiel in char?
a full complemeni of mm binary,
and everything ready for iitini.
rations. The mills are on great.d |.-r;
ally leased, and th* water?powet li fur
nlsh? d b~ tbe lea
'i'he twelve tenements will !.. sold Im?
mediately aft.-r the ??;. or the milla i
"the vacant lots will be offered next in
order.
For further Information apply
sddreaa tbe commlaaloner or the auc?
tioneer.
TERMS: One fifth cas'.. nri,j the r.
at six, twelve, and eighteen month
bond-, with Intereel added, and tttl?
tune l. and an Inauranoe policy upon the
property In an amount to DO egreed upon
us additional s.-curitv f.>r the deferred
payments. |- ||. H ASK KK\ I (.[.
Special Commiseloner
K. <?. Netting*! BxacntrL-, Pmintis,
acalnsi Marshall Manufacturing Com.
i iny, Ac l'et. n?l,nits -in the l_s? l
Equity Court ..r th? city of Rtchnv
I. P. P. Winston, Clerk of s ml I
certify that the bond required of th
clal commissioner by the decre? i
c tuee of D.. ..mber i", w.;
-
?;iv.-n under my hand this i.-.tr. <\.w ot
P, P U INS'D ..V
Clerk.
de 23.36 29AJa 2,5,9,12 I6.19A20-I0t
I tilt It IN 1.
t_ ?
1
If you cannot get beef,
mutton will answer.
You may choose between
milk, water, coffee or tea.
But there is no second choice
for Scott's Emulsion.
It is Scott's Emulsion or
nothing.
When you need the best
cod-liver oil, the best hypo
phosphites, and the best
glycerine, all combined in
the best possible manner,
reputation of a lo.ig und successful run ! , l . t
New Vork city at the Oarriclt Theatre, j VOU haVC Only OttC ChOICC
It brings prompt results
in all cases of wasting, or
A 8ao?-'nil Predicted.
Weatherman Evans predict? a snowfall
for thl? afternoon, with slowly rising
temperature. The observations tul
g o'clock yesterday morning; give the
foUowlng westher condlti
"Tin; barometer ?-ressure is highest ovtr
loss in weight.
All druggUt?; v*. ?nd $i.tx,
?C.OTT & BOWKB. Clwxnut*. Now York.
WglftSmg WANTS.
" R. It, ?AKVK? * ( O.,
IDS BAST MAIN STKKET,
Old 'Phone ?i. Richmond, Va.,
dealer? in Herrlng-Hall-Mnrvin Com
pany's gnfOB, want your orders ror New
..r gecond-Hand gafea, |M up to largest
Hank NS'ork. Safes moved, opened N.\v
Locks edjUOted by experta. de _3-8t
WAXT-O,
A PI RCHASEB IfOR A HALF 1NTK
r-st in a well-established retail ?c
business. Address B., Peat-OtBoe Box CM
Staunton, Va._dejttjall
COAL, COKE, ANO WOOD,
WANTED. CONSCMSRS OF FI'EL TO
know that tht-y can buy that most supe?
rior grat > fuel, the Clover-Hill Coal, as
low as $360 per ton; and ior cooking
stoves, my Domestic Cruebed Coke, 'M
bushels (double loud) for |_.
Also. Anthracite. Splint. Fire Creek, Po
cahonlas, and Oayton Coals. Oak and
l'lne Wood at the lowest prices.
Samuel H. Cottrell,
Harrison ant Broad and 810 east Hroad
streets. oc _^.lt
tVOIl HKNT.
THAT ATTRACTIVE ??'?tack Resi?
dence on south side Beverly between
Sycamore and Btrawberrj air? eta,
taining eight roome, with about thno
- of rich land attached.
JOHN T. OODDIN A ?'<> ,
R< al Estate Aa
k and _li wnth streets.
.1^ ?-W.F _
BISIXBSS iM-i'iiii i i Ni ". ti ?
POR SALE, A DRUOSTORa IN A
pushing, active, Virginia dty. doing ?
fair i t: gootl . apt i Ity for m
k small, gatlsfactorj
for selling. Addi. BS '!'. A. MILI
Broel-Btreet Pharmacy, itiehm-.n-i \i
_ de _3-Th.S ,.v\'. "
LOST, STRAYED, AM? FOlM>.
LOST, LAS'" NIOHT, A BOU.
. k. on I'lum ^freet or between Flum
Street and llainnund's Flower Harnen
on Brook road. TWu Bl'UOY lUlBEs
on. or long black fur and the other a
black aad yellow felt, a suitable reward
and no question? asked J" returned to 218
east Broad atreet- oe _*-n
IlKlltMS.
THK 1VS1 CHAN I) RAPID VI
it. l-.u> no nreplac? beal
i five a uniform l '
degrees in the parloi in th? i
ther. For sale by J . . . lil*
east Main, Richmond. Va. de Mm"
? ITV TAXES.
"me Collector City
Room 7. First Floor ?'itv 15 :
Itl? hmond Va.. Ivc. ml
Ntmt ? IO TAX-I'WI It
The lesi.iue of Clt) Tunee foi ( ?
NOW DUB AND VW ABI :
Five p? r cent, added to bills not
paid ii. June: I [.er cent, will be sdded : ?
half bills n-.t ; . i ?,f i!?, )
Interest at ', f- i cent, also attache? to
all tax-bills as soon as > lelin
qoent.
Kvery mule '.'i renn or a^.-, and
person keeping bous,. ,,r doing bui
In tb - . -s, d foi 'axes,
and those who have not paid any city
taxes during the year will , md
sPtile. so as to avoid being posted a* de?
linquent.
's-': PAVINO PIPE v\:.
Fit CONN HHXa are a Mo
due. and will have to be declared delin?
quent If not puid on or b< I I of the
OPPICB OPEN t'NTll. ?.". M
F. W CUNNINGHAM
do Um Collector ?if City Tases.
Orders for prlntlin sent to the Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention,
and tho style ot work and price? wl!)
he sure to pieuse you.