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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-29
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
Boston, Jan. 20. 1899.
ATCnIsoN,s STATEMENT.

Monday, Jan. IS -p. N.
Well. that wonderfully bad showing Of the
Atohison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Com
parry is published We are informed that IL
is made as bad as possible, and wo should think
IL was. when the floating debt as made up for
November 30. 1888 includes interest on bonds,
S92s 900. due from January TO May, 1880 The
actual deficit Of the whole system-main line
and auxiliary lines-December estimated, for
the year $685. was 81 500. 900 from fixed charges
main line surplus sl.21 c, 900, and auxiliary
lines deficit 100000. But the auxiliary
lines made good from their own resources
sl.sOo,0OO OF the deficit so the Atchison is
called upon TO advance only Sl,9oO,0 900 Hence, a
years deficiency Of the Atchison. after payment
OF liz per cent dividonds-s2 625. 0O0-is only
81 100000. These are tho results OF low rates
conditions that are passed The following
statements explain themselves:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-29
CHARLESTON. S. c., AND THE SOUTH
" AND SOUTHWEST.

A NHAHLEC lOAN, S.s ~ 49, 49,
TIcK s0NVIL,LE, FERNANDINA ,,o,,,rs
AND ALL. FlOklDA foiNto
THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP CQMPAN1 ~.
Steamers are appointed 70 sail from Pier - = "
Gated between Roosevelt and Chambers ss) every
fRootJ0IS new) Jacksonville direct. Tuesday Jan ~
DELAWARE Charleston and Fernand % III saay ysl s
ST,NINOLE, Charleston and Jacksonville tfoay' ~
YF,NASSEE. Charleston aud Fernandina. TuesoAH Eee
CHFRoKEE Charleston ana JaeksonvlIe riaay
All steamers have nselass PASSENGER ~ ons
per cent wM P CLYDE eoi ;;,S Sen; xsews's'y
II. C. Eyer. a. f. A. c. S +. ?: Line. $40 B,w'y NJ
OCEAN STEAMSHIP co
mn VIZ EErI,Y LINE FOR SAVANNAH
iSrom New Pier So N. IT, foot OF SPRINGS
Sc On ATTA iOoCHEE.-. Thursday, January ~, D. M
SIS CRY or sAyANNAltSa february 2 % D. M M
81 MIN Central Railway o. Ca and sayannas
rioriSa and Western Railway for all points In 1eosss
Fiorids south Carolina Alabama and Louisiana ohi rar
paSed accommodations. Firstcass Table d'Hote. fof
freight. and pags,ssnygs2 r sppy TO n uAsHAGEN
Con-, sst n ss WI Fast Freight T. Ast s. and W
n +. wAIkER Srt Ocean S $. Co, New Pier So n >
hICfFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANfS
LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHIN 4; ,co
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND aEAAe"'
From New-York. pier foot OF Canal-st,s ~. ~
For san Francisco via the Isohmus ~ fassus
CITY OF PARA sails FRIDAY FsD ssnsa u "a neon
From san tr n, ssss a ass 1 Jspa n.aA
CITY OF SYDNEY sails Monday tep =; o :. MI. III A
freight, passage and general lnofnauSh spop -
eompan VS. once on the pier foot OF Cansl-s. n:
n j. BULLAY. supenntenaens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-29

HAMBURG American SIS. Line for Hamburg
MIST cabin s45 and upward Storage at low rates
l,Loata a a nl Jan. 81. Moravia III a. M. Eco. z.
-''' TxPRISS SERVICE between New.fork South
-,,n ana Hamburg by twin screw steamers Az
Snsta Victoria and Columbia Of 10000 tons and H. 300
hosss rovrer send for and salings -
Compsnyss Office, 81 Broad O. r. R1OHAKp CO.:
way u r S0RTiS Mgr 81 Broadway, N. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-29

T, HE BERLITz SCHOOL OF :, bA nd broadTsy,.
Madison Square (25th.sL ah1 DiV"o""J'
TERMS BEGIN NOW: thu,a.,nhia
,rsne1es; Brooklyn, Boston. washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-29
For Both sexes-city

.c1PcULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS, b5hn; s1 no
A whether for boys girls; city OF co 1I.hy, AZ
AVERY American School Bureau Z Meas ~
= et,NJT,y ATSY an rutherford Place, topposto
i Stuyyesant Square,, corner lo'h 0p'' D
(Sept.) 18th. ,.h . carefully graded course
from the kindergarten 20 the Coiegso tos en-
latter being especially designed ior 1PncinoI "a IN A.
trance 10 all the leading colleges nv e-a.ng " "
tnndannn 10 receive applicants every loOIn.nN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-29
PONDS THE FEATURE.

THE OLD STORY IN STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-29
Net cash balances s2O48O52O2 Dec SIS s0s

1913 500 oO3 f2As. s13. 0S5 Inc. 1912, lSs
I'd. 3ql. 20a 4O.O23. 908 Dec. SO, 39l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-29
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.

jan &C. Jan. g. Differences.
Net gold on hand Vi9f 31Go31 si94 81 $50 Inc s6s
Net silver on hid 2S.9o7ooo 2Al99e2' Inc 2o-'Aoe
N on hSSt so1s7sos so2se III 1os ocs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-29

nc, rouIsE r. CULVER will resume he: classes,
MI from October 90 in Drawing on and water5sqo ;
painting, sun Life, Flowers and Landscape OuA
ing anu Deo'is'yNo No. % WEST 23D-ST. ,,..,...,
uo,o..Dces. Mp d. Huntington, President Natlontl
Academy OF Design, Mr.. william Hart; n A. MI 's''
H. Hart N. A. Mr.. David Johnson M A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-03
For tho Dispstch.l
MIR, James LyOus's Protest.

Lam Obliged 70 Mr.. James LvOOs for his
"protest" in yesterdays Dispatch, as It en-
sbles me 20 explain and correct my article on
the United States ilagin last sunday paper.
MIR. Lyons objects TO the accuracy OF my
statement " that all the women OF Ntrginiss
and the best mea" ftt ''nO attachment 20
the Government (nOr loyalty TO The dag OF
the United states, which is controlled by and
acts through majority 81 the most unscru-
puious, relentless, and perseYering enemies
of nv peorle." He SAYS sm mistaken in
this ms to the women and best
men. Very well ] decline TO make
the point as TO the women, because in
that he tsstiies 10 matter OF fact. But
"best men" is. tOa certain extent. matter
OF opinion. TIE question Is whether his or
siue is TO be preferred. lie vouches his OPP
portuniies and length OF residence-aIi his
lfe-iu Virginia. have lived here twice as
many wears az be has, and have bad, sup
pose, tive times ~ much Intercourse with our
peope. Then he asserts. Of course, his su-
perior capacity 10 decide on inferior Oppor-
tunities. Does he posses, lty
/ tind IN the Dispatch Of july II. 1856, that
on the night before Mr.. James Lyons, then
ncwly.app0inted assistant United states Dis
trict Attorney TO-. the hastern District OF
Virginia, gave n supner 10 Judges II. l..
Bond and Robert w Hughes. OF the Fede-
raj Court, .hen sitting N Richmond. to force
Iuries to give yerdicts for the oondholders.
There Is no mistake 10 this. For when
one OF the guests saw tue statement that the
entertainment was given Oy MIR. LYONS 10
these Judges, he. not knowing the fact asked
bv what authority that statement was made.
The reporter told him II was made by the re-
quest Of Mr.. LYONS himself. Now | submit
that a gentleman who can deliberately paw
these two Judges the compliment OF such an
entertainment Is not judge OF 1.-The best
men" in sny sense OF that term.
FRANK G.. RUFTTN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-03

The northern people know a great deal
more about the negro and the South Than
they knew twenty years ago. We believe
that a large minority II not majority OF
them are now enlightened enough to en-
dorse the following paragraph from the fon'
kers (Pa.) Gazette:
"At the North we would not tolerate the
predominance OF an Inferior race. Tue ke'
publican papers throughout the country are
now insisting that where the Democratic
party has local control the inferior element
Of their own race governs and ere loudly
protesting. They fairly writhe under what
they claim 10 be unjust aud corrupt manage
ment. Certainty tue people OF our own race
living IN the South are not going 10 allow au
inferior race 10 govern them. Whatever
Law regulating suffrage may have been iofceo
upon them 70 cannot be that they VIII SUD
nit their persons and interests to negro con.
troll. Nor would such q condition be wen
for The negroes themselves; for In their ig-
norsnce they would be sadly misled, ana
there would room be petty iealousies, OPP
preston, disorder, and bloodsbed.
II the northern states only had each OF
them tbeii proportonats share OF the ne
groes there would be no negro problem
10 solve. one person in nine In this couii'
try is negro. Suppose that in every north
ern State one person in nine were negro
and IN the southern states only one person
IN nine, what a hsppy family UNCLE SAN
would have.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-03
Another Protest.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:


In your issue OF 31th Of December In 8
communication from Mr.. Frank G.. Ruf.in
read: 81 should deem myself rccreapt 10
every manly aud patriotic impulse. and
guilty OF hypocrisy, ii could profess the
slightest attachment TO q government" Qhe
United States G )verumeni,) "oT anything
but an Impressed loyalty 10 ITS flag" "Aud
so, except that tsey have not the acrid ma
lightly Of the Pilgrims, do our people gene
rally feel; indeed, all our women God
bless them and our best men. The soup aud
whlskey rtunioDs OF the Blue aud the Gray
cannot change il. nor the eXh0rhtion' CT
our newspapers. nor the persuasion OF our
Federal politicisns, nor the expostulations Of
a few businessmen, go called. They can
not change It because II Is human nature;
no one can change that" Yet tbe IchOie
South year1,S FOR peaceD 1tslics mlne.)
May beg TO ask, MIR. Editor, what kind o!
peace Is this that the South, as above de-
scrihed, is ytarnine for? II our oldmen and
women are still mad with the Government,
and are gong to spend the remainder OF
their days fighting The iaS OF their ard our
country, how, 10 the name OF High Heaven.
are We 20 expect any pesce 10 this fair and
favored sOuthlsud OF ouTsi Let us have
pesce +" Is the PRAYER Of all patriotic hearts,
and would that such men as Mr.. Rnttin could
learn 10 say, Amen. X. Is. BERKELEY.
Iarmpille, January /, 1883.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-03

tain. AZ any rate be win be wasting The
time OF the Senate II he undertakes 70 secure
the passage through that body OF sny mea-
sure or resolution Objectionable to the Demo-
cra,s Of the House. The resolution winch
he is said to propose TO call W was, a. II was
originally offered, aud as we suppose u
stands now, one providing only for The APP
pointment Of acommttee to investigate GER
taIn elections held year or two AGO in south
ern States. In any event the South need not
disturb herseliab CHANpLEG's eIeetIoneer-
Ing movements.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-03
THE SOUTH SIDE.
PETERSBURG COUPON CASES BEFORE
JUDGE wELLFoRD.
Several Judgments Against ths state--
Other Cases Contsstsd-Arrest OF sn
Alleged Thief-Personal, &c.
Correspondents Of tho RlcnmOna Dl.Da,ch.l

( Correspondence Of tho Rlchmond DisDstcn-l
PETERSBURG. January 2, 1889.
Judge Beverley n. Wexford presided this
morning al a special term OF the Circuit
Court aud the coupon cases were called Tor
consideration. Mr.. w. l.. Royal. OF Rioh-
mond, and Mr. James Cooper were present.
| In few cases, in " hich the Commonwealth
made no contest, judgment was given TOT
the defen 1ants. Owing 10 the absence 81 an
important witness for the Commonwealth
! further bearing was postponed unil to-moI-
row morning, when. by agreement between
counsel. a batch OF twenty cases WIZ DC
taken up as one. In these cases the common
wealth expects TO make 4 successful light.
! The facts are these There are twenty cou-
pons CORES pondin9 in number With certain
bonds Of the State. The defendants. how
ever. have no witness 20 swear that be saw
the coupons detached from the bonds with
which their number corresponds. The Com
monTealth, therefore, will contend that the
cenuineness Of the coupons cannot be esta0-
ished. A special Jury has been summoned
! for the trial of these cases.
The notice this morning arrested negro
named John Swan on suspicion oil having
stolen fine mulch COW, which he had sofa
/ for $40, n very low price for such an animal.
several hours later telegram was received
| from Richmond asking for the arrest OF one
John Swan for stealing cow. The negro
and COW are both held for Identification
Some five or six thousand persons assem-
bled At the West.End Park last night. where
| In honor Of the New Year they were treated
TO magnificent display Of fireworks. The
exhibition was the most beautiful ever wit
/ messed in this city.
Mr.. william j.. Butcher, for many years
| prominent merchant tailor OF this city, has
1 accepted a lucrative position with a large
house in Baltimore and will leave Petersburg
in a short time. Mr.. Butcher has host OF
warm friends here who express sincere re-
pret at bis determination TO seek new held
1 OF labor.
The weather, ever since the commence
ment Of the Christmas holidays, has been
exceptionally tine. ROBIN AhAlR'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-03

Extract from decree entered IN the above

Extract from decree entered IN the ah0ve-en-
tilted catso on tho lgth Of December. iss3.l
On consideration whereof 10 Is ailldgod. Or
d.red and decreed that this cause DC referred %
acommissiOn6r Of this court 10 audit, state, and
s0lue-
l. Au account OF tho sciings and dolngs Of
Lewis =. Winston. Sheriff Of hchmond city, aud
as such administrator e. Z o. Of Mrs Jane tnh-
ton. qccca-ei: aud en- settling sali acnOInl SAID
commissioner Is directed 10 adopt ~ a hasis
Any annual r. pdrfs account heretofore settled
by ssid administrator.
2 Anac,ogut " tho debts and demands due
by the estate OF said NJ Jane Clinton, DO
CEASED. together with thoir respective datos,
amounts. aud prioutes
3 said commissioner rs further directed To m
Igir0 ani report wus.h0r any balance Hni'n
nay ~ found upon too accounting atoY' ar CT
ii 90 be iu tue hsuds o. saul administrator
should now De delivered 20 the pialnuu as ne
saie d. zolee Of Mrs Jane clinton, licensed. an !
II 40, whether With or Without roiuCdlng boz DIS
Or whether said balance should ue RENTED %
the principal administrator 10 the state Of New
Y0rk for distribution there. ana Ia ths latter
event 10 whom should said remittance DO nal b.
aud upon what condi,ious, n any. az 10 the So
curlty u ths fuud. All Of which Inquiries and
accounts said commissioner f. directed % maze
and sot.le ami report to tue COuri, together vim
any matter doomed pertinent by himself, or
which may be spacinlly rel lired u be stated by
any party Interested.
Aud ne Court doth further direct that said
commissioner do publish once q week for four
successive weeks q notice 81 the time and place
OF executing the decree IN some daily new pa
Der published Ia tho city u Richmond when
publication snail 10 10 lea Of personal service
upon tho parties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-03
A New Political Gronn.


The news that King MILAN is intriguing
with new seyyian political group which
aims al the extension OF Seryisn territory,
aud Is pledged % raise the question OF Aus
trla's occupation OF Bosnia, gives color to
the statement that the Gebauched Seryian
monarch has been fo0Iish enough TO listen
20 Russian Establishments. The policy OF
the new group Is Of course inspired by
Russia Bosnia aud Herzegovina are hot
beds OF Pau.Slayic seed, so much SO,
indeed, tina. the Magyar protested against
their occupation on the ground that Il would
introduce into the dual monarchy an ele-
ment dangerous 10 the integrity OF The
monarchy. Since the occupation. however.
the movement has been accepted as y wise
one, seeing that It put another decided obs
s;aele 10 the war Of Russia's carrying out
her designs in the Balkans. Alarge element
in Seryii has long been ambitious 70 make
that country the nucleus OF a union
OF the Balkan States, aud that
ambition bpds expression In the announced
policy Of this new political group. That an
extension of Servlan territory would play
into the hands Of Russia and iniuse fresh
vitality into Pan.slA goes without ssy-
log, but II also goes without saying
that Austria would resist the extension.
Her determination 10 tokeep ssrvia within
her present bounds. Tbs she has demon.
ttrs,ed on several OCCASIONS, and II things
do moi 20 on 10 suit her AZ Belgrade she
may decide 10 enter Serviaa territory with
On army coFps aud give MILAN lesson. II
has been said that in that event the Car
would consider himself justified 10 invading
Bulgaria In ORDER TO consummate his long-
cherished plans regarding the ruIeFship OF
that conntry. Perhaps But what might BE-
jusiihsbie 10 the eyes OF the Car might not
be safe for him 80 long as the triple alliance
stsnds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-03

"Mr WILLIAMSON, who has given
els, 0O0,0 TO found mechanical training
school In philadelphia, has carried the same
umbrella for fifteen years" Any man who
could keep the same umbrella for fifteen
years would have no difficulty in keeping his
money until it reached twice Slj,0O00O0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-03

Mr. WILLIAM y. CHANDLER proposes TO
wave the bloody shirt in the Senate as soon
as he can get the door, The senators all
know that either he, or a successor TO him, Is
20 10 elected In New Hampshire few
months hence. and we suspect that they credit
him with no higher motives than = desirs 70
make bis Reelection surs. We suppcss that
he wifi be able to out-gsnersl bis Republican
competitors. bat do not regard tia at aIieer-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-03

That Mr.. HARRISON has committed himself
10 the BLAIR bill we understand from the
following sentence of a letter which he wrote
December 17tA to an association OF negroes
10 Alexandria. We quote;
al am glad that your people feel that this
result will aid them in the promotion OF
those wise schemes for their educational and
industrial Improvement 10 which you refer.
and beg to assure you OF my hearty sympl'
thy and cooperation"
We guess that this "wise scheme Tor the
negroes education is the BLAIR bill"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-03
Decrease in the rublis Debt.

10Y tsItbI~I 70 VIC DI0F~7|1'I
WASHINGTON, January 2.-Tbe debt state
ment issued to-day shows decrease IN the
debt during December OF GA, 427. 59a.0S /;
decrease since Juae 30tb, S3l, S2s,39S.65.
Total cash In the Treasury, e6l5,59l,oIS.5S.
Legaltcnders outstanding, f34s, Gsl DIG;
gold certificates outstanding, Si2O SIS. As;
silver eartiiicstes outstanding, S2i6 2ia 900
certificates OF deposit outstanding, $I0,2j0,.
900 fractional currency outstanding (less
tbs amount estimated a. lost or destroyed,
s6,9Ie,52e.47. Total inieresl-bearipg debt.
S94I. o4i .e52; total debt Of all kinds, $685..
500. 27i. So; debt lless credit iiemsl, si.i34,-
oG2. %. 0a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-03
GRATEFUL-CONFORTING
FPPS'S COCOA.
pREaEEAST

"By q thorough knowledge Of the natural
laws which govern the operations Of digestion
aud nutrition and by a careful application Of the
fine properties Of Well-selected Cocoa Mr.. Epps
has provided our brsskias-sa6les with deli
cstely- favored beverage which may cave 10
many heavy DOCTORS bills. II is by the iadictous
use Of such articles Of diet that a constitution
may DC gradually built up uou strong enough
10 resist every tendency 10 disease. Hundreds
Of subtle maladles are floating around us ready
20 attack wherever there Is a weak point We
may escape many a fatal shaftby keeping cur
selves well fortified with pure blood and pro-
perry nOurished frame. p-CfUfs-heruscs Gdzcffe.
Made simply with boiling wSIer or mix. sold
only in half-pound tins by grocers, Labelled
thus. JAMES EPPS 4 CO..
fe 10Th. SA&Tuiy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-03
DESIGN, VA, January /, 1889.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch;

To the Editor OF the Dlspstcp'
OF all the reasons for an extra session i
have heard The one gwen by "Parson ="
Massey in the Dispatch OF the 9th ultimo-
viz, "that the terms OF Office Of ali county
school superiutendents will expire on the
lat day Of next July us the poorest. The
county.school superintepteDts hold over
under the general provision OF law until
their successors are appointed and qualify.
The drift Of public sentiment In this coun-
" IA that there IS no necessity for an extra
session. TAX.PAYER.
[They won't bold over long II MALONE se'
cures majority In the General Assembly,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-03

The Alexandra Gazette has entered upon
its nnetieth year. We like the Gazette. We
read it. We sometimes wonder what makes
its editor so hard TO please. May The Ga
zette continue TO flourish.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-03

The New York Herald asks, "What is the
meaning OF this reckless habit OF carrying
pistosY" Perhaps the finest do not do their
duty In the matter of protecting citizens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-03

Crawford county, Ind., has not negro
within its borders" The presumption is
that Crawford county dearly loves the negro.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-03

"Cotton.seed oil has gone down." Natu.
rally. Salads were very popular during
Christmas week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-03
oYncE or WILLIAM ELLYsoN,

UFFICE OF " HIN ELLTbVNi
COMMISSIONER cP THE CHAsCERf CCUKf
FOR fHB CITY OF atCaNOSp, VA,
RICHMOND, Va, December y, lssS-
The parties 70 ths aOoYe-entitled cause and all
perSOrs interested therein will take notice that
Eage dxed upon my oface, 1910 east MsiD street,
Richmond, Va. as the place, and the Z.TH 0F
JANUARY, 1879. - the time 70 take the accounts
aud make inquiries directed by me above decree,
aud execute the provisions thereof; AZ Whico
time and place you ars required 70 attend.
WILLIAM BLLYsON, Commissioner
COKE 4 PiCkHgLL, q. q. de G-lhN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-03
From the Meridon tCon.) Daily Journal
r. l.. ROYS GRATEFUL.
LETTER THAT LOOKS LIKE AN INTENDED

LrIHI WATER
o.
gr3a rom IN
performed uA "ant means ana
fvtautvs advances Al a n
ymaady
auda
erungat
land
haspe rad =
t'aE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-03
DIAMOND DALE ST0CK-fM
IL FARM, sf9
NEAR PARIS. BOURBON COUNTY. Ky.

IhAve for sale THIRTY SPLENDID JACKS Of
all ages, from fourteen 20 sixteen hands high,
black, with white points.
CHARLES CARROLL LEER,
de ss-Im POsl-O6ice. PARA Nv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-03
NEWSPAPER FOLDING MACHINE
FOR SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.

We have sToNgAETZ FOLDER, ia perfess
order. which We win sell az great oargaia. Il
will fold aa eight or fonr-p&ge paper the siEs
OF the Dispdtch 0r smaller. Il viii also cut aud
yAs'e ne eigntpsge papes heaa % readily
attached 10 any press
Ne refer 70 me petersburg fsdss-dppeaf as q,
the character OF is work. sloce that paper hss
Tho counterpart Of this machine attached 70 IA
press and now in successgag operation Al.
dress The DISPATCH COMPANY,
asa klnhmossi Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-03

EMULSION OF COD-LNLB OIL,
H MiiI
HYPOPBOsPHlTE, OF LIVE $50 -oIA
Tor Coughs. Colds, Consumption, Dad nn '..'..
cl.al Az .ciiou+
FOR SALE BY ALL pRCGmsrs-pW.. .
AK Tor hist prepared BY
PURCELL. LApD SEQ.
doiQ Wholesale p-frfI.ff