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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6. 1899. -_
The Millinery Show
Continues Again To-D?y at
. m _ We aro told it's the best ol
?***& T *_?___ a-?* Hn^ ? - th<- 1 ' .nil> that ?I.?
^l\CM _-*jf |.fT_wIl fl liants tho eve is form tile exqui
TO^yUMrlM \14 site Hat? and Bonnets. There
3 JtS-k r I ^TsCsa-o llsJ a,? *V4nUr\s\ glows from LflaO,
%\ ^v ?v-aV t>* Red, foiled by the Greens ami
Browns. There in all rich tints that dyers hare caught from
thy urtnrm leaves, w delightfully minted among the soft vel
vets, tin* glistening silks, the floweiB and hird plumage that <>n<?
<' can only drink into the spell-hound eyps the hi -aiily-scla me
l and lender at the art that conjun'd it.
' There ?s elegenre far meet important occasions, there is
immYst beauty for het\\een-lini<s wear, hut then4 is style and
?propernese in the amples. Hat here shown.
This is the last of the reception days to vi?*w and enjoy
ll... V?/>', ni \-_l.. ?iv >i in t.ll it< fiiliinaii
4 ??su ngsM ron wiimia.
There I.? mn< h 9t ?t SflBdS Uuut pile?
it; and there is much I ?
making, bo much lituiy work l>y t!i" p?
paspk urbe hare families to provide f
snd so litt!- p. y fr tin* wa.rk on ea
piecf. that asedies bad staffers saust si
quickly SB seams, to make pay Mi enou
to koep on livlni.. And BS ch> lp U4
menta come-, SBBOOth-prsOBed by *
tailor's (ssoae int?? v..i looks, i > rtsl
to buy, so soon to bsCOBBS sT?babb*f ni
out of St
We follow dUT? rent methods. Tho bfl
Isrness stteks bom ei ererj garaient. :?i
tho itSei*encs IB cool <>f what a man es
hurry tblOVth aiul what lie MB do 0"
1? very small; ton sin.ill for t!.
loa? in Btyls and A aboi
story of tlv t a an Il ! - ? ?> :
At UM Sun- "I la avi-w. Ulit camel';
serge. In Black, f. -i.?utr-iiy are
mads al rerj point, aults not B?ttel
sd aaj a h>.- ? at the pi lee.
Swaii Tailor-Ms in handaom
Thibet cloth, Ions, cutawajr eoati
lined ?throughout with heai
taffeta, m v. nan akirt, lor }:
Tailor Suits, Of Knight'
\ i'ii m? cloth dotib d, light
fitting coai?. trimmed with button?
aou skirt, wiUi circular t".x Bounce
and lined through with heavy taffeta
12i : '.
Ail-\V(.?>i Black Serge Bklrta lined wit!
the best per? aline lining;, for tZM.
Black it ion skins, the latest cut ?mi
heel llnlni
Haadsorai Black Skirt?, of camol'*>
hnir Berge, Btltched circular flounce,
liest percalln? lining, and \ Ivel bound,
for UM.
Handsome Cotoied Crepon skirts, in
chanceaba) effecte, trimmed ?vlth firs
satin bands, extremely Btylish for
UM
Tailor-Made Suits, of camel*s-balr, in
nine. Brown, and '?r.:\. tight-fitting
coo?, lined throughout with heavy silk,
flotine.?.! skin of latest ?hapi
Uns lined, foi -
Tail.ir-Maaie Suits, of fine covert eioth,
ftr-fronl cuat, lined throughout with'
plain Mtln, ?perfect skirt?.
t rcaltne lined. 04.30,
no?? ?i. nv
STAUT.? AOAU1 T??-J?AV. TIII.Y ARE
AM. PKIU-KiT, FINK ?OOI'S.
Scarce 1 duzen pairs alike, and there
more th.in 1.1X10 dozen pairs In this
lot. Ladles", adOSSflf, b"ys', and ' !?il
tiren'.??. About ?me third only the
cost Is the price range.
BjHJ pairs Ladles' Fancy Scotch I'lai.ls
and Stripes, or Solid Mack, Tan,
Gray, and Haihriggan Hose,
tip to - ''' S pair, your pick lie, pair.
3 im? palm Liedles', Misses', aad ?'iiii
ticy Plaid, Stripes, and S'?iid
Ho ' . Including Boys' Heavy Solid?
Illack Ribbed Bicycle H? s, real value
would be 19c your pick of this lot
le. s pair.
LMU pahrs ladles*. Misses*, and Bore*
.- ami Bolld-Blsch Boss, costing
up to lift pair, th.se ?j i- i.
Ladles' Imported Booteh Fancies, or
Solld-BlacB Ri.-h"lieu, Hermsdorf dye,
they an- what you pal.l '?'.. U, Bnd lie.
for, now any lur lie. pair
pain Misses' sad Boys' Solid-Black,
Fine Medium, ami Heavy Ribbed HoSO,
ilfiul'l. solas, knees, heels, and toes,
nil siz?.?. sk*. a pah*; you can piuk _C
rabies oui of this lot.
A HAPPY DAY WHIN* THIS
IIOISKWAHE IlEPARTUEVr
was opened to ttie Richmond pubHc.
BSVlng after BBVlng -very day you visit it.
Preedea Decorated Lampe complete
with globes for He. i ach
Han,'.some Brasa Banquet Lamps lor
$i.rz> each.
-Si/..- Laundry Baskets, >\ith
li m lien over top. for 10c. each.
Oah Parlor Tablea, He. saco. Instead
of He.
Dainty China Cream Pitchers. Is each.
White Porcelain Plat!;. made In France,
for le. ?'.'ich.
Large Tallow Baking Diebes, se. r?ch.
bMlver-Plated Salt and Pepper Shakers,
E* , each, Instead of ISc.
a loi "t Pins !mp.)r??,i stcei Coffee
s' 'i Tea-Pote, ii and U.50 valu . *j e?
Clal for lo-ilay, 2.1V. < h ?le ?.
i. panni d P*oot-Tubs f ?i Me. each,
?ne Dab Easels, that were 7:.c, for
each.
Beautiful I'M? Plctaias. in Wbtte
frames, were _?. iw ...? . ,,..
THE COHEN CO. THE COHEN CO
MARRY AT ST. LEGER.
(IIMDIIM. lOlNf. LA1IY OF 4 11 BS>
TEI?IIKI.1) WMDDMD DilTKRUAY.
OTHER ITEMS FROM THE SOUTH SIDE
D.nll? ??I Mr?. Iiirt-, of r..x? li.stmi
hi.ii.i. B?saselas f??r p???t-otne??*--Mr
AdHtaaou in??! Family Itelurii?Sue
<-< ??> - to Mr, (. i". Meara.
"St. Lr-Bcr." the piensan? boms of Pro
? '.' m Chest, r>
ii?i?i county, was the scene "f a varj
?ratty wedding yesterday atternooa ai
3 o'ei.ii'k, win n Prof, ssor Mon
only dnagater, Miss Nsanle Thornton
t ime ti-..- i,ni,- ,,: Mr. ? orge il. Blood
?if Shssi ? - onnty. Quit? anmh. i
of frl.iuls of the family \\,i> pi -,
witni>*- the i'i'mon.?, and to wish tin
yniin?. coni'i?- sean) years of hsnplnesi
and UM'l lllll.SS.
Tat bride eras attired in a suit of browt
nod ?-.itri.,1 ?? i.oin'ui t of I.? Fran?
r,,.-,*--. She la a very popular ami .'i?-e,,m.
plit-hed lady. i ha bai
tHim-ht in tin : the eounty, am.
la i tri.mis ami admirai 0, -?'r
Bleed trai attetvded by a btathet of tin
bri.i., Mr. w. J. MorHaaette, of Rieh?
m,?o,i. acting aa i" ?1 man.
Mr. Blood is ?i well-known planter <>i
Sussex <ind very Bauch aslessaed by an
h!s Hc?iuainti?ii?->a,
HT. and Mrs. BlOOd left for their trip
at 7:30 o'clock ??v-r th? Norfolk and West
ern road.
Tb, has Just re
c.-iv? ?i a Buady Unis re? ?rder, which It
used to ladlcate the moment when the
ear.-i. is leave ?mil when tin y return. Th.
teOQfdei ta ?iiiit. ?i curiosity .iml a imi.iui
Slid useful flcqulsitlon to th? OttSO,
di, \TH OF AN AOKD LADT.
IiitflliK.iice of the death of Mrs. Elisa?
beth Fon-, ?m asad lady of Pon
county, but w?-ll known in this city, was
red in Man. heater > ? sterd i* .
Mrs. r-Vire ?lie.i at the residence of her
?,-1,'iini.s.in, Mr. Robert si?-.i,i. Ti
nuh:. In the ?.?."?th y-ar of h> r age. D -
l was sun k?n with paralysta about
taro weeks aiio. sad rallied but little i<
ti?>?n that timo and h?-r death. She tras
th.- widow of Cil-tain W. A l'or? , a well
known and i;r? atly-esti ne'J dtlBSa Of
Ch.sterliel.l.
The funer..! will take place t,.-,l?.y.
Mli. ADAMS. >N lUtTURNS
Mr. and Mrs. a. L. Ad?*>atson and daugh
ter aimai in the city yesterday .'Horn
ing from Manchester, Eng., ??here they
?|x-nt two months of the summer. The.
tar?e arg sallying las bent health, aad
Mr. A.lainioii was cordially gT I t? d
wherever be ?i|.p>.?r?.i on the streets y?-s
terday. il?- Is an ?T^gllshman by i.'uh.
but I? very fond of lis adopte.| home,
and appear?*d to be sim-er? ?y glad to be
lack ?tKain.
i.KKMAN SEASON OPENS
The Maililie.-l'r Cotillon Club, of ihlfl
city, will sjtve us '-1,'iiini; gertann aa l'ri
day evening, the Hth. '1'ln- affair prom
' ? be aapactally attwettve ami r*a*
Joyal.l.-.
Hufus .lackson, a negro man, was ur
? yestsrday naarning on a wmrnt
charging him with being ol unsound
mind.
Thl? I? the second colored person who
lia?, baag ?Treated aa tiiis i-barge thi?
?"??ail I' !. '.",,r?. y. of th.? City
D? mo.i..ti, Committee, has railed a
mi-etln? of that body f,,r this evening at
o'elo-k ?ki the Police Court.
A ?UCC? :s?,I |,, M, J.- ?,?,?.?,. WllO
v >*? Wled by j. Peni - ,- will be
Arrangement? will be dlacu
?or tu- n i .,, ,., hl; , ,.,.,.,,., ,.
nmMOMAiM and saue!
. M,r " ' l?': l a at Bratee muff on a
bUk!iv-*?s i ?
, ??f\f' J{ ' " In ChfiS
CSlliugOB
Am\Wn K; y !:,??kl"r.h.'ii? i? ?Isttaag ?1,
fan,! y ?r .
Iftb street
''tu Bectlon Commit i.-t have been
meet In the council Chamber tins
? veiling at 7:::" .. .lock.
Mr. Ira W . Alley is i.tiite si?-k at hhl
home, the Mason farm, on the Nlnth
Btreet road.
CUptaln OeOrgS W. Meredith, of Mon
roe. H. ?'. who has l)c?-n visiting friends
in.I relatives in this city, left Tttl
Bight for iii*? hi -
C?ptela George p. Hopkins and family,
of Selina. N. ?'., are visiting Mr. and
.Mis. w, II. noiton, at .\'?>. Ml Cowardin
s venue.
a number of young men of the city win
hare a barbeouo and Brunswick stew si
Walker's Olea to-day.
.Mrs. Sarah J. 1-forrla, who has bean
vi.-iting til?- family of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Hntehtngs, on Eleventh stt. t.
n? ii* Hull, returned t>.? it.-r home, la Nor
folk, Tli'-.-oav.
Mrs. Willie l'avis, Mrs. Myrtle Phillips,
and daughter, and .Master Stanley I
all of ?"r? \\. . BIO visiting Mr. an I
Mrs, Miller a. Campbell, at No. M Bain
bridge street.
Mi- \ Porter, or North Carolina, is
in the city, the guest of the family of
Mr. W. i.. Porter, oa Cowsrdln avenue.
Invll.'.l |a Alt?*nd 4 horch.
Colonel H. M. Boykln, Bmlnenl Com
maud? r of the Commande! -. of St An?
drew, No. i '. received a letter yesterday
from Rev, Lemuel e. Barnes, pastor of
the Fourth-Avenue Baptist church of
Pittsburg. l'a., inviting the Richmond
Knights Templar who will ).. in nttend
anCfl upon III'- Triennial ConclaVS to at
tend the services at his church next Sun
day Bight, The church ?s at Fourth ave
nus and ROSS streets, about four BQUarefl
from the hotel at which tin Richmond
Knights will i.e quartered.
.seek i UK u Toliiic.'o Mnrk.'t in I4l?h
iii.in.I.
Meesra, L. H. Ransy ami Frank Bin?
ford, of Lawrencevllle, Brunswick county,
an- in tin- city. These gentlemen are hers
in the interest of the tObsOOO market Of
their town. Richmond, they say. has not
attenuated t" mi 11? * - tobacco patronage
of ttie a.?joining OOUntlsS for several
years past, and th.y hope some Induce
ment Will lie offered thelll to become )..
trous ..t Richmond. Frunswick raisei to
bacco second to none grown in tin- State.
DffClllnOd II??1 Appointment.
Mr. Frank J. llardin has declined an
appointment as Or? man at th.- poet-offlce,
with a salary of *Wc a month. He was
appointed by the Treasury Department
but as the position only holds for
months, and Mr. Rardln is well satistie.i
with a permanent position, he de? id. ?i
to forego tin- Joys of oltice-hokllng.
Tin* Adjutant IIiti?.
C?ptala C J- Rlaejr. adjutant "f the
Third Regiment, reached the tie last
night from his boms m Culpeper, and ail!
remain until after the regiment is laus
ten d OUt.
Colon.l Nolle, whoas home is also In
Culpeper, will not come down until Frl
alav. owing 10 the serious illness of his
mother, who is beyond ?t years of ego.
jaiiut Maoauaslaa In inaiiinnii.
(Correflponilenm of the Dispatch.)
MONTEREY, HIOHLAND ?'??rvj'Y.
October ' u.-stiit?- tit?- rains weather to
day, a very la-ge crowd was pi
bete at Circuit Court, ami list,ti.?l to a
spirited Joint debate between Colonel
Hubard and Jrudge Quarles, th.. Republi
can and tin- Democratic ?candidates, re
spectively, for Congress. It wats i?
, mai joint debute between them. Hubard
led off in one hour. Queries replied m
S?) minutes, and Hubard rejoined in '.'"
mlnut
The DsSBocrats were delighted with
Judgs Quartea, and the way he handled
his opponent.
ii.iiii.-i i?? Speaks
s- autor Daniel will flpssb at Ru?_;ii\g
li.mi court Monday. October 10th.
A htirprl???* Marriage.
WINCHESTER, VA., October 5.-iSp?
?is? Pbelomena Slier, the prett)
und talented daughter of James P, Mer,
a prominent dtlaea of this city, and Mr.
Samuel I?- l?.?ew, Jr.. t?on of the late, S.
M. Larew, former City Treasurer, were
oil. th married at the residence of the
bride's aunt, Mrs. F. F. MlUgttlnge, at
Martlnsbui'f, Bt 4M o'clock this evening.
a?rlai?e WS? B complete surprise
ta 'heir friebda. Rar. w. a. McKeefry.
of the Sa.i'd H'art Calhollc t.-htir. h of
this city, was let Into the scent, and
performed tbs a irrlaga ceremony. Th<
couple relume.1 boms to-night, and WSTfl
teadered targe rscsptfosj at the boms
.?f the tilde's p?renla
ENEMIES OF DRINK.
mmtm or THR weMAi*!
CHR1*?TIA\ TEMPER IX K I MO.V.
THREE SESSIONS HELD YESTERDAY.
T?o lH-??.l?*?t to Baalnrat, and at
Muht Mlaa Kearney l)rII v.-rr.l a
???Irr In* Addreaa on i It rlnl its n Clll
enaliln?Memnrlnln Rrad,
The senior branch of the Woman's
Christian Temperance l/nlon met In an
nual convention at the Second llaptlst
church yesterday morning. Thr?*e nct
BlenS Were h??l.l during the day and ?>a h
was of absorbing int. rest? The represen
t.ition w;,s rery large, for it is sottmated
that besides the officers, fully HI dele
gates are here from all part? of the State.
Tii-y Ufe IbS xues's of the various mem
bers of tin local union and others Inte
I In the work, and It Is a subject* of
patullar (--ratideation that this Is BO, lot
otlniwis?- III? -y would have besa com
pel I'll to go to boardltjg-houses or hotels,
entailing a heavy 'Irain on the res
Of t-ho association. The ?b-b-gates are
enthusiastic Otter their reoOptlOB lui
loud in tli.lr praise?, of the hospitality
that has been ac old. .1 them.
T1IK OPENING SKSSI??N.
The convention was .-ill? ? to OtuVIt Si
10 o'clock yesterday mo nlng by State
PresMeat Mrs. R. H. JOMB, "f Norfolk,
and the devotional SB* r< ?BBS were con
dUCtOd !?>" Mrs. M. W. Newton, of Stann
ton, t!n- national and state organiser.
The hymn "f invocation was sung and
followed by sentence piay-rs. ,K?-v. Mr.
Reynolds and RSV. Mr. LaagborB ;??)
dreseed th?. conrantlon, speaking en
couragingly of the work.
The roll-call showed the following oflb
sera preeent; Mrs. i:. n. Jones, president;
Mrs. H. M. HOgO, recording secretary:
Mrs. William H. !' ISantS, honorary
vice-president.
County VI? ?-Presidenta?laoudoun, Mrs.
HoWard M. Hogs; PresJerlek, Miss Lona
Kern; H.nrico. Mrs. A. B. Wait ; South
ampton, Mrs. J. D. l'retlow; Augusta.
Mrs. J. W. Newton; Hanover,
Thomas Whltebead; Norfolk. Mrs. A ?**
Mlley; Warwick, Mrs. K. T. ivy; Klug
William, Mrs. Thomas P. Hat-by; I'itt
bj lvaiiia. Mr-. Georgs Chlsholm; Caro
line, Mrs. Bllaa Ricks, Aoeoaiae, Mrs
Bettle it'"-.
Superintendents of Hepartments- -St.. I
Organiser, Mrs. .!. W. Newton; ?General
Secretary X Braacb, Mrs. J. T. Jotaoaj
Work Among Colored People, Mrs. Lucls
Byra Dudley; Health, Miss Laura Smith;
Secretary Temperance Inetmctlon, Mrs.
A. ! :. Watt; BundayScbool Worit, Mra,
William D. Bouthall; Temperance Litera?
ture. Mrs Thofluui P. Bagby; HedalCoa?
tests, Mrs. E. B. Clement; Evangelistic
and AlmShOUSS Work. Mrs. M. B. Lee;
I'lil'erm? lit- ?I Wines, Mrs. Amy C
Weech; Prison and Jail. Mrs. Thorn
Whltshesd; Securing Homes for Home
less i.'liil.lr? it, Mrs. William E? Thomp
son; Purity, Mrs. M. B. Webb; Parlor
Meetings, Miss .iniia Hudgln; flower
Mission, Miss Florence Knowies; POUOB
and Arbitration, Mrs. J. D. l'retlow;
Legislation and Petitions, Mrs. j. a
Crenshaw; Editor Vlrglaia ?'all, M
Lone A. Kern.
Committees snnouneed were* Creden
tials Miss K.rn, Mrs. Mil? y. and
Laura Bmltb, Court? li - Ifn J, i?.
Wood, Mrs. W. M. Bickers, MISS Flo
ren,,. Knowleo, and Mrs. a. B. Walt.
Resolutions?Mra ?'tis Russell, of Rich
mond; Mrs. Whltefteld, of Danville; Ml
Repsber, of Winchester; Miss Pollard, of
Alexandria, and Mrs. Pioaiiisu. of Nor
folk.
Pages Miss White, Miss Flanagan,
Ml Push, ami Miss Mauds Henley
Tbne-K? ? r Mrs. Bettle A. Rue.
INTERESTING ADDRB88E8 AND RE
PORTS
Mis? itciie Kearney, of Mississippi, de
|i\ er.-I I for? ' ful ami . afi:?-:-t sdl '
an.) at her request the Doxology was sung
In thankfulness for ths Prohibition vic
tory in I'aliaiia. Mi-s K> arm y v, as ?dect
sd s member of the eonveatlon.
The president subsalttod her annual re
pon of the y.-ar's work, with recommen
dations for the coming year. In the
coures of her address ihs darell In t'-nd.-r
terms upon tbfl death of Mian WiUard, ?.t
Mrs. Pristoe, the State Secretary, sad
nther members of the union. The ad
dress lias adopt'?1 by a rising vote Ol
thanks and the Cbautauqus salute.
MEMORIAL SERVICE.
Ths m< morial Berrlce, conducted i.y Mr
M. it. Lee, was opened with prayer by
Miss Kearney. Mrs. Hogs read s paper
?.i ? j..i I..I by Mis. McCoy, "f h?r oam
town, in memory of Mrs. M. P. Pristoe,
tad wa? followed by tributes from Mrs.
Mewtofl MISS Kearney. Mrs. Wait. Mi
Whltebead, Misa Les, Mrs. Wood, end
IflSfl Smith.
Mr.--. Hogs road a paper written by
Mis. Newton in loving tribute to tin
memory o? Mis.? Prances B. Willard, with
shorn she had basa Ultimately sequalnt
lace th. organisation of wtnt.-riboon
ivurk in Virginia.
Miss Kearney followed with a tender.
..niching description of her In life am!
n death, baring attended iiie funeral
services. Mrs. Newton, Mrs. Pleaaante,
?its. Lee, Mi.? Bagby, Misa Palmer, Mrs.
?I.ks, Mrs. Webb, Miss Smith, and Mi?.
Ion? closJns
Mrs. Whittield paid tribute to Mrs.
iVooti, of Danville; Mrs. Russell to Misa
!? i? n Jacks.?n. of ?Central Union; Mrs.
s'?won. m??s Porrino, and Mrs. Brown,
.f Btaunton; Mrs. MUsy to Mrs. Oeborne,
if Norfolk; Mrs \Y;iit fi Mrs. ?'h.-lcott,
if EUcbmond. s. rvi.e closed with slug
n_.
The Afleriioon IsBBiOBas
The afternoon session was oponed at
; o'clock with devotional exercises, con
lucted by Mrs. W. B BoothalL Ths
?utor of ths Virginia Call submitted s
> port of th? ) sr*fl work, Bbowlng ths
lUbUCBtloB to BS in a nourishing contll
lon, but la be inter, it .. . >, ,
?ranch of the union. The report was
(Tooted with a rising vote and the Cbau?
uuqua salute.
Mrs. Ell a a. Dayton Btab*, obalh
slker and attistic lecturer of the n.i
lOaa] organization, was Introduced ami
iv? I bei? : . itliae of her work, sh"
?ni u.itiress the children's sssaa-meeting
ins aft? i. at |*S. giving an lilua
rated lecture oa th? .fleets of alcobollc
Irinks and narcotics.
Mrs. ,i. w. Newton, lute organiser,
pare a sketch Of the year's work, and
1rs. .1. Tyler Jobaon, general soeretarj
f the Young Woman's branch, submitted
report that whs recrired with satbast?
?s, A coaf? reace of dlstrtcl sad < ?unty
. aidants fallowed, led hv ?,|.:,. Battle
ilstri.-t j.r.s;.'.m ,,. ti,,. BUstern
ths
liflkultlas with winch the different or
snlsatlons bad io contend.
The ' irned at i*H o'cloch
" acoepi tii- Invitation "f the Richmond
rai tion Company to :n.ik?' a tour of that
I fltl in.
IMrraas by .Mit?* Keiimry at Maht.
The attraction la?t nlejit wa? an ad
t.y Miss Melle Kearney, of Missi?
ippl on th- subject. "Christian Cltlasa?
hip; or. Sir, We Would BOS Jesus."
(ulte g large OtSMfi greeted IbS fair lee?
rar ami gars her ?. earneei atteo?
ion.
The exercises w< I by a spirit..1
oluntsry excellently rendered by the
nil choir of the SSQOnd Ifaptist church.
'he pulpit wjs ooenpled by Ror. 3. T.
tnstln State I'r.'sideiit Mr.-. It. N. June?.,
lis Howard M. H.?'.;.-. BtBtfl Record
ig Secretary, ami mi.?.- Kearney. After
*ie robintsry, Rev. Mr. Mast?n, who con
tacted the devotional ?xefcls.-s, read a
-rtptural lesson, and th.- excellent choir
ung anotin i pretty lectlOU, "Com?'
.* ! Md 1 Will ?uve You Heat,"
rt -t v. h'.ei? Mr Mast?n offered a fervent
ray.-r fur <'."!> blessing on the Wo
man-? Christian Temperance Union and
on the lecturer of the evenin..
Mr?. Jones read a letter from one ?>1
th? grand officer?, expn-fslng regrets at
h?r unavoidable absence and Imparting
word? of sympathy and good cheer.
ADDRESS OF MISS KEARNEY.
Ml*? Kearney, who Is a handsom?*
young woman of modest and dignified
bearin.. won the audience with her Mist
.-> iii.-in i , which breathed devotion to
Virginia and the South, as well as true
loyaltv to the reunited country. Sat IfSSfl
plunged Into the discussion of her ?ab
ject, taking for a text that ?S.-rtpturc
passage. "Sir. we would BSS Jesus.'' In
a beautiful blending of oratory, logic,
earnestness, and pathos th* lecturer held
her largo audience spellbound n? she held
up ;i pur.- standard of citizenship. She
-sed the t-r. at theme In all Its rami
fication and utterly rrashed th?- false
notion that citizenship and Christianity
should be practically divorced. Wo can
bave no true standard of ' 'hrlstl.ui Cttl*
zenship," sin- declared, "until aten take
<:hri?t Into th. primary and at the ?,nl
lot-hox." The effects of th?* li?|iior trahi'
were graphically portrayed, and then was
an aarnest plan tar prohibition i?y
im?r.?i suasion ami SlSO by M*t. Miss
mey displayed thorough familiarity
with the BtaliafJes Of the Itqnor trade
and a keen appr?ciaii"n of th" subtlety
of th- arguments el the opponents of th??
White Hlbboncrs, ami ?lodging nothing,
extenuating nothing, vigorously attacked
the Btronghold <>f aleonoL Hoi lbs leest
laterestlng portion of Miss Kearneys ad
aaa bar iWerussloa of the liquor
question from a scientific standpoint, and
on this phase of th?: greet question she
displayed oonasnaanate ability.
Mita K> army's adureel abounded In
i. iitifii in.'i.i, ate, luperbly recited, un?!
in ehoice stmllea With beautiful loyalty
the h'i'l up "lirist as the true standard,
?.ml in . ??ti< luslon gBV? the Woman's
Christian T? nip.-ranc.? 1'nlon'r d.*!< gaf.s
a beaatlfnl anaanaanj of counsel and good
en... r.
Altar the concluding exercises Miss
Kearn.-x- was given an -vation l>y 1er
hearers. V- ry many pressed forward i"
grasp h? r hand, and ?-ncomiums of
praise were beard ob every hand.
MEDAL ( ??ntk-t Tt>NIOHT?
To-night there will be B very later? It?
has sannt, and one arblcfa Is always look*
ed forward t?. with s ireal deal of rater?
Tin- "I?, molest diamond m>"l?il I '"?
t'-st" will cm.- ..it. and the coatestaats
trill be tho?-e who hive anccsssfnlly c?m
peted tot the Demoreel gold aaedal, 'or
which they could conipete only after
having won a stiver medal. All the ""' -
testants to-night will be ladles, ivi'h the
a of one genUeman.
MR. Wll.HKI.U DIE** SIiini'IM.V,
Over F.lnlily Year? OI?l ami B Yativ?*
of (.crmanv-lltlii-r l)?'nlli?.
Mr. William Wilh'lm. on?* of tfao oMSSi
Germans rsSMsnt in this ,-ity. di-?1 sud
denly yesterday afternoon at th.- rest?
denes of ids aaaahtsr, Mrs. h. W. Moes.
ta. No. Ill east Main str>-?-t.
Mr. Wilhelm was born at Homb?Tg
an Sot ohm. tSerniany, M yaars aso, and
carne to America la IBS. He resld
Daitinior?- county, M.i. cendnctlng a faun,
until the death <>f his wife. In January?
iv.?;. aben be carne to BJchinond to reside
with his daughter, Mr. Moesta.
Mr. Wilhelm laava four children Mrs.
Moesta. of this city; Mr. p. W. Wilhelm,
uf Baltimore; Mr. J. 11. Wilhelm, of Phil?
?idelptiia, and Mrs. M> hlbr?-ch, of Darm
stadt. Germany.
!! had suffered two BtrOkSS Of paraly
sis, but his death was due to pn- inioiiii.
He h;ul only been III Btnce last Sun.lay.
il,- was a m?mi,, r Bof Bethlehem E
gellcal Luth-ran church, from which Ins
funeral will tak" place, though UM hour
bai m?! yei been teed.
MB. STEAUNS'S FI'NEKAI..
The funeral of Mr. I-'raiklin Btearna,
who died at Johns Hopkins Hospital
Tuesday, took place from Monum?
opal church yesterday afternoon. A
large crowd of ia,!i,*s end gentlemen who
had known and loved Mr. Btearna la life
pr?s, al to paj their last tribute el
. t.
death <?r MRS BKTN< >LDS
Mrs. Edmonla C Reyonlda, trifs of
Mr. J. W. Reynolds, died at h-i residence.
No. KB ill street, yeal
raornmg at tut o'clock, aftei an Him
I. aa 'hm a an k.
Deceased wss 42 years of sge and a
lady ?if nifiny lovable -raits of chSTSCtOT.
sii?- is Burvlv. ?i by Bve ? alldren, t-mr
boys i'*r.-,i., Jemes, Thomas, and Bid?
ridge- am! a daughter, Miss Btha. Father
and mother, Mr. and Mrs. e. o, Nuekola,
Hanover raunty, 1st? rt .n?>i
two brothert also i ai i ?-.- bar. 1 a.
t>is at,- Mesdames J- B. [avasasden?, A I
i.- be, Willi.- Baker, Mi.-s taaa Lae Nuck
els, of Richmond. Mesdames Walter K?r
asy, i.c'tm i.ioy.i. ?tnd Pel Nuekola, <.i
HAnover, and Mrs. rioi . ?Pierce, <>f
i; d Kay, lad. The two brothers ars Mr.
Newton Nuekola, ol Rlchn*?oad, ami Mr.
lit Mh.-w Nuekola, Of Hanover.
Th. funeral win taaa place this after?
noon at 4:30 o'clock at Ol i? ?--Str.-.t Bap
tist church. Dr. llanli.-i OfBcifl ' in -,
DEATH OB A HRP ?HT Yol 'I'll.
A peculiarly Bad death Is that of W.
f Bracket?, w-ho pasrc.1 away, after
ft ,,,,i i Britonltla, j eater?
?i.iy raorning, at the residence of ins
uncle, Mr. E. w. ?Xvans, tthl easl Broad
street. Heresy had just entered bis tlth
\,-ar. ?.ml gave promis,- of .roaring into
troag and useful manhood. Dec.
was an orphan, but treated as | son |,\
the ancle, aadar arhost cars h>- aras being
!. ami by his lOiuteoiis. unootru
sive mainK-rs had won the eeteem of old
and young ?ilUf. The funeral will take
plate this afternoon at i o'clock from
si. James Methodlsl church, with which
the lament,-,! youth publicly id-ntiii' 1
himself last spring.
OTHBB DEATHS AND EIN EKAI.*
Mrs, Coraella Starrs Taylor, widow of
Mr, H. P. Taylor, riled at the residence of
ber son-in-law, Mr. L C. ?Idalr, ob Chest
nul inn, y aterday. litres sed was in her
M? ft ir. Th, funeral arrangements have
not yei ban raada.
Mrs. Elizalnih Jackson, widow of Jo
s' jih Jackaoa, died at tin- Baptist Borne
yesterday morning at : JO o'clock, after
a lingering Ulnesa Tim fhneml win i
place from tin- Horn.- this afternoon at
i "'dock.
Wali.-r Her-te Bracket!, ?id? st son of
th. late E. W. ami Josie Brackstt, died
ysSterday morning at 4 o'clock at tin
B4MUS of his un.-le. No. -.?12 east Broad
street. The funeral will take pit from
St. J;im?'- M'-tho.list Epi-.opal ehUTCh
this afternoon ut I o'clock.
A MYSTBRIOn ! I! liilinv,
I litVuovs ti Y.iuiiK Man Jum|i? Over-!
board nnil i? Drusa m-?I.
NORFOLK, VA., O? tober .'.-("Special.)
There was to-night ?i at] sti-rious trau, h .
iBvelvlBa suicide, on the Cheaan>aake and
i ?hi.? ferry le iv..-, n ihi~ dty ami Newport
N- ws. Th.- v : ti,n- i!> Billy Is not known,
as he w.i*? miafal i ' destroy hi.- attars
mu? teas even the name of the tailor from
UN overcoat, which be left on deck. IP
aas noticed aboard -ii ateamer at n ?
Boti Natta, aid probably did not arrive
m the Ei'hmotirl train. H,- e/gg S -n
t.y pas*ieng?rs to speak to a young girl,
tad soon afterward., while the steamer
was off Middle (?round Eight. Hampton
lu m. pp. d quickly io tii
ivn.l. drawing a ?msll-csllbre revolver,
Ired It. but wnh what r'sult is not known,
'or he Instantly leaped overboard, and was
OSt to sight in xh'-~ stfarr.cr's f-iamtng
sake. A diligent search waa made imme
liately in th?- vicinity, but no truce of
lie l.odv could !.. Seen. The suicide left
?. d.ck an umbi'.-lln with the Initial?
M. II." on It. lb- h?d no other baggage.
'aptalB Warren, of th?- steamer, place?
io credence In the fh.-ory advame?! by
.ome passengers thai the woman to
...liorn h?* siok' . am! who cannot be found,
ilso jump?'l ?iv-*!i
.- - ?
I? Voir Bruira Tired f
Take Horaford'a Acid Phoaphate.
It ?upplle? tli'? I f',r?>l for las
brain and nerve?, and make? exert!m
, ; y.
?i.?..?.iSTs-?*- ?- " i.H?Hmsjm?>'
3.50 !
TOI! MEN. *
?3.00
for mek.
?2.50 t
FOR BOYS.
W.L. DOUGLAS
SHOES THEWORLD
All the latest styles.
Every kind of leather.
?Btaae on the new popular lasts, in j
autumn and winter weight. f
An examination of our atocle will I
j convince you that tho W, L Douglas |
?"?hoea are ?uperior in every way to
those co. ting from $5 to $6.
am. sizes Ann widths,
LOUR EXCLUSIVE STORE (I
62i bast Broad street. |
safras $m\a t s_"0. * SMU i_M 4 0*094 * 0+_)0+4_++?_t-'>4^_4+_^'<''*S_l
Be IS-Ih.SaATu)
?
TI1KV RESIGNED.
Vine COloeod MsVaOOB of the Slxtli
ViratnlM.
K.VD.xviij.i;, ti-:nn., October b.
iSp.? i.i! i Nine colored officers of the
Sixth Virginia Volunteers to-day tender
ed their resignations to Oonoral McKee,
' "inmandlng the Second Division, l-'irst
Corps. They were MSJOT W. H. Johnson,
Captains ?'liarles H. Nicholas. James ?'.
Hill. James 'I". Stphens. h'dward W.
?ioitld, and PstST Shcpnr.l. Jr., and Lieu
tenants Bamasl B. Raadolpb, Georgs T.
Wright, an?! David Worritt. This ?arholo?
sle resignation Is attributed to the fact
that yeeterday General MeKee detailed
?i board of examiners to investigate and
r.-port e.me.'rning the qualifications, ca
pacity, and efficiency of th.- snore named
Oflteers, The board met this morning to
bt ?'in the worb aeMgaed ?<. when it was
ad-.isi ?I of the resignations. Ths orders
for th.- Investigation .ame to (lenTal
McKee from Washington, ami It is un?
derstOOd that, complaint had bsOB Bled
against the officers with the U'p.r De
partment Th.- vacant ?. s occasioned by
these ISSlgnSllllllfl will he Blled by pro
motion? from the ranks.
Tho Examination Hoard STBS com]
of colonel Leroy Bream, of tin- Potu*th
Tennessee ; Lieutenant Bryant, of the
Second ?'iiio: Lieutenant-Colonel B> !..
Taylor, of the Third North Carolina;
Major Henry I.. Mum. of the Thirty-first
Michigan, and Major W. C. Tatom, of
the l-'o'in h 'I'.nii' - -
_-^p?
niaeeo ol Rev \\. r. Harrias
Mr. !.. W. Harria, <.' this city, recelred
a telegram t"r?.ni Si. Loulfl y.ster.lay
morning, announcing the critical Illness
?f his brother, Rev. W. F. Harris. He
left ..i ?-i.' for St. Louie.
R> v, Mr. Harris is a native of Virginia,
and ha? ?i nl a gooi deal of time m
Richmond, n- apenl a pan of ths peat
summer Inte and in the mountains of thi
ll, js pastor ,,; tie Kir.-t Baptist
church of Carthage, Ho., but recently
went t.? st. Louis for treatment. When
herd some two or three month.? ago he
Bald his health had not been very good
of late.
Dtas-trlari K. of 1?. Merlin*-;.
it baa been decided to hold a dl
Knights of Pyfbsaa Baeetlng in thia cttj
beginning October Rtb and lasting two
dat..--.
A; I m??ctlng of r. ??r< ?- ntatlvea from
nearly ail tii?- Richmond lodges commit
tees to arrange the the meet
ing wem Appointed, end these will re
port at a meeting to be bold in s fi w
days. Tii" convention will be bold in
Pi. k. u Camp Halt.
\ Hunt In???.
I!' tersburg Index-Appi sL)
A well-known lawyer o? this city toi.i
us i ' a e; ?' , by no m.-an- \
ceptlonal, which lllastrates tin- lafamy
of the present delinquent tax law in Vir
ginia, in the t ine cited the delinquent
lax was only U ?a tits. I.ut. liy thfl Sddl
tlon of th.- costa, ln'ludlng the penalty,
which boos t., ?h" uuMaVgrabber, the
property-owner had to pay UM The
was no richer in consequence, i.< -
the delinquency was merely an
Ight, and its payment was necee?
sarily made in th.- transfer of a title,
regardless ?>f the new law.
i until \itc t, r WAATS.
\s wir;i).
AT ONCE TWO FIRST-CLASS HA?
? liinists; also, Moulders. ASA BNYDER
A CO._00 >-lf
WASTED,
BRIGHT TOUNO MAN TO LBARN
Newspaper Sketching, Address '/. 2, car.
Dispatch. _ _oc (>-2t*
M \\ l ED,
Bl A VOINi*. LADY, A POSITION AS
Teacher In a Prlrate Penally. TeacBea
usual commun school branches, Preach,
German, Beginnen In Latin and Music,
l-:io. ?iti .i.. Physical Culture, Book-Keep
ing, ami Stenography. References i r.?
changed. Addresa l'. ? >. Box, No. ". i?
ton,* Va,_oc t-lt?
WANTED,
BT A rOUNG LsADT OP EXPERIENCE
a Position i?s i . n or to t' ach
small children Reference given. Terms
moderate Address Miss l.. Bos ?"a,
Thornburg, \... _oc6-ThA?
WANTED,
A PIRST-CLA88 BAKER, WHO I'X
derslands hi.- business wi n. Huet have
recommeodatlons a- t?. honeety, aobrte?
ty, and neataeaa Married man preferred.
A good Job for Uie right man.
J A. PABNACHT,
Charlotte, N. ?*.
Ill SINBSfl W 1NTS.
\\ tvi'i'i),
TO BOlU.OW
610,000
ON RICHMOND UNENCUMBERED
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
AT 5 PER CENT,
AND <>N LONG TIME ADDRKSS
MONEY,"
care Dispatch oftlc?*._oc 4
WANTED,
BOARDERS, TWO ELEGANTLY PUR.
nlahed Rooms, M". west Franklin street.
M is. OKOUOK W. Ml'NFOItL?, oc l-fit
WANTED,
PUPILS IN SHOUTHAND AND TYPE
Wfitlng. fot terms and Sil particulars,
apply at RICHMOND school. OP
STENOGRAPHY, .?M* en Main atreet.
over Mi "' .V Haker Pharmacy. Misa
povTIli::'.^ Principal _a_jM_n
\\ laNTBD,
BOARDERS ' ' SOI MI FOl'RTH
(?right, Furnished Front Rooma
Itcferenco?._o-- l-Tu.Thtt
IADlPai Chic-hasU-r's En?l'ih Petwvroyal Pill*.
?IXaav?a? Brau?.?, are tile BOSt. I*-'?.
TU- no ?si.'? i?, far aartkalara, ' u...i
, . I in is-.T?a ;jr Bet urn Mail.., ' ,
CulchMio* tUrinlrali ?... PhllaUa., p?,
(eu 2-Tu.Th,3uly)
PROPES?ION U..
W. t.. P1LKISTOS,
ATTORNEY IT I. \W,
PILKINTON POBT-OFPICE,
POWHAT VN COUNTY. VA.
Att.n.l all county Courts In Boutbslds
Virginia._ ,_'*
Henry R. and Job, Garland Pollard.
ATTORNEYS HfKoUKSELLORS,
> East !* ain Street,
lticinfcND, va.
[facri-'-'w^utT?i:!!!
AVCT?OK 9Al-a.**-TBi? -'-r
WHE? REAL ESTATE IS SOLD T?I
TAXES FOR THE <'l'RRENtT4^ALJ,',,
DAR TEAR ARE TO BE PAID PR
RATA RY THE VENDOR AND TH
VENDEE. ^_^^~~
By John T. <:.-?'l?iln A Co.,
Real Estate Agent? and Auction?-, r-,
Bank and Eloventh street?.
A UOTION ?SALE OF THAT Al
1Y TH ACTIVE ANO SUB8TAN 1IAI, DJ
TAi'HED TWO-STORY HRICK RIOI
DENCE 818. AT S? ?I'Til WEST CORNE
FOURTH AND 1JAKEK STREETS. .
tli?- request of the owner, we wll! sell ;
publb- auction, on the premises, on
TIIl'RSDAY. (H'TOIIKR 6, l?'.W,
M *. ?.'clock P. M.. the above-descrlhr
PROPERTY. Th dwelling is two storl?
contains seven rearas, all modern conv?
ni. n, ?-s. with wi?ic halls, and ha*- rgC< II
been handsomely papervd, an?) the entli
premises paint?-?! Inside anil OUtSld. I
resr Is a tWO-Storj l?rl?k kitchen with tw
rooms. The lot fronts 31 feet and rut
back l?O f'-ct to an .ill'V.
Persons desiring a good and cemfortab
home .re Invited i i this aale.
TERMS: Liberal and announced ot sal
JOHN T. OODDIN S
or-2-tds Auctioneer?.
By C. I?. & II D, Donoon,
Real Estate Auction? <rs,
tU ...ist Main street.
. . i
rpRUSTEES' SALE
or TUB
Desirable Stock-Brick Front Dwellin
No, 17 S. Morris St.
By virtue of the provisions of -
deed of trust, dated June pi. ?jag, and r,
corded In the Cl.-rk's office of th? Bid
mom! Chancery court. Deed-Book 1.1 /
page nt, default having been made i
the payment of certain notes therein :
eure.i. and being required so to do i,
the holder of th.- sam.-. I will tell I.
public auction, on th.- presnlaes, on
THCRSDAY. <>< Ti)|:EK ?i, tfSJ,
a; ,", o'clock I*. M.. the ahoy PROPERT1
commencing at .. point distant 117 f>>
north of Cary afreet, thence runnin
northwardly, and fronting on said eat
Ho.- of Morris street i;, (eel i Inches, an,
extending back between paral!, I llnei
which pass through the centre of th.- par
tltlon wall dividing No. U and II iron
the tenement hereby conveyed t,. an a I
l.-v 2" feel wide, fronting li' feet 7 Inch?
on .-aid alley.
TERMS: ?'ash as to .-.?.penses of exe
outing this trust, any tax?e that may t?
due. an,i to ?pay a debt of ti'.i.v?. wirh in
ter.st from June IS, UN; balance .1 on.
ami two years, in equel instalments
C. L, DENOON,
JACKSON ??IV.
/?-?O_Ti i
By J. I. Bcasvrall, Jr.,
R.-al Estate Agent,
No. 9 north Eleventh street.
PEREMPTORY SALE AT PUB
-L 1.1C AI'CTION OF
BROOK-AVKNUB, GODDIN, AND CAL
HOUN?STREET property.
By direction "f the owner, who is de
t. rmlned to sell, tin- follorsing-describe
PROPBRTY will 1" ?Old al public RUCtlOE
or. the premlsee, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Sth,
conim ?ncing al i*S0 i". M. with the de
Birabli THREE-STORY BRICK BTORJ
with dwelling above and largo lot ?it
tached, No. "I Brook avenu?-, als?
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING
iv avenue; also. No. ."i an?
,' ; Onddln ?tin et, Ft ?i R-ROOM BRICI
HOUSES; ais.? 510?Qoddinstreet, a POUR
ROOM FRAME HOUSE; also, Noa IB
.",1", fit, and 614 t'ilhoiin slre.t. All of th
above property is rented, ?rlth the ex? ?'
tion of the tore, for which a d
tenant i n b? obtained at one,-.
This sal,- offers ?m opportunity t?? bu;
desirable property at rock-bottom prlcea
TERMS: Will !? liberal am! announce?
at tlm<
For further Information ?apply to
J. I. H< ?SWELL. Jr..
Real Bstste Aaent,
no 2-td 9 north Eleventh
I .. tien Cootpeny,
Auction' ers,
4J HOW CASES, CJGAR8, TOBACCO,
kj Ni.lIUN?, . ' ..VH.KMRN'*? ( BDBKWSAB
LADIES' SKIRTS, APRONS CANDI
AND CANDY .MHS SCALES, ?'IT.
AND STATE LICENSES, .*<-.. AT AUC
TION.
Request of the owners, we will sell a
their ?tore, No, -',.': ? -i M
THIS (THURSDAYj MORNINO,
?OCTOBER 1th, '' !" !" o'clock,
their entire Btock of gooda hamely, ?
part. Gentlemen's Underwear, Ladles
Skins and Apron., loi of Notion. Bta
tlonery, Cndy and Candy Jera, Countei
:.k? s. i-r.ick.-r-, Bhow-Ca -
one?) Cigars, Tobacco, Ac. A-,- : .,!-.,
Merchanrit City and State 1
baci o Li' '-ufe.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO
.1. H. Valentine, Auctioneer. oc 6-lt
H
(?..?ri,, W. Mayo, Auctlo ?
- ? >
OUSEHOL!) I n.NITURE, CAR
PE rs. 0BO4H. ?? ?..
AT AUCTION.
I will sell at my BUCtloU-bOUSe, at MM
A. M..
TO-DAY (Thursd ijr) IICTOBBB I
i 12-stop Wslnut-Csse Cabinet Organ,
fias tone and condition;
Parlor and Chamber Furniture;
iiak an,i other Wardrobes, Dur. aus,
Washstauds. Couchea, ?'hairs. Tables,
Mi-, > liai., Books, Clock. Pictures,
very alee Baby House, Slat
Spring?, Carpet?, Stoves, Mattln., and
miscctian..>us article?.
<.i:<>!?;k w. mavo.
oc 6 Aucti ?m , r.
roa rent.
FOR HEM.
THE LARGE, THREE-STORY AND
English Basemen) Residence, No, til
I'.uk avenue, containing is or B) room-?
w.ii adapted f'?r a boardlng?house ,.r for
female a boot, N. W. K? ?we
PC t)-lt
1 OH KEN I.
LARGE, BRIGHT ROOMS for RENT,
with ?o- without board. No. !? south
Fifth street. ^ _oc frit?
rita HKXT,
EXCELLENT RE8IDENCE, Ml ?A est
Ors? - ?tree!. Btor? ? ; easl Broad 1 wesi
Broad, UM and UOt east C
Two ?Large noon for Manufactory or
Storage, Los n nt. T. j, todi >
",- l-TuATh3t ?2X I - , ,
PBRSOB IX,
A CARD.
THIS IS T<? NOTIEY MY KRIENI S
ami former patrons thai I can now- i>.*
found with 8YDNOR ? HUNDLEY al
Til and 7!; .a-i Broad street, where with
Hi, advantage ,?t an EXCEPTIONALLY
WELL-SELECTED AND LARGE STOCK
i)E FURNITURE. I am pr? pared to
th?m t?> their besi sdvanta
Vei illy, W M. ??IL.MuRE.
Q" O-Th&Su'it
Mill. V..
I WILL MAKE APPLICATION, AC*
coming to law, io th.- Second Audltoi i
the State of Virginia
following Virginia Century Bonds m the
name of LUCY T. SPILMAN viz
839. for IL080; No. su? for ?l ??>.?: No
for II???', the said Bond? having :
LUCY T. SPILMAN
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IF THKP.K I? A Colored' MAN'" IN
Richmond named Tin>mas BELL, w 1 -.,
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to call at ?lt north Seventh -street.
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