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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-18

'Sunrise Chop" Tea, SOC. ID. MErzerR's
9TH NV. 1t.
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BEFORE loU Buy your carpets and furniture
zee W. II. Hoeke's stock and get his prices.
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WAsHISGToS DRESSED BEEF. go TO Jno. r.
KELLY, Center market. 9th st. wing, tomorrow.
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For WALL PAPERS AND WINDOW SHADES e
to r. W. HENDERSON, lib ST. NV.
SPORTING GOODS. guns, etc. j. III. kUEHLING.
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Now Is The TIME

To get an overcoat if you haven't already go
one. See ours at SIS; all styles including
cape coats
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w. Nj. SHusrER & Soss
0l9 PENN. AVE. NV.

WE HAVE THIS DAY PLACED ON OUR COUNT
Frs TIE CHOICEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE
COLLECTION OF PATTERN DRESSES EVER
DISPLAYED IN WASHINGTON THEY CON-
PRISE ALL OF THE NEW AND DESIRABLE
SHADES AND EFFECTS AND. HAVING BOUGHT
THEM EVEN LESS THAN IT COST TO I'M.
PORT THEM. WE ARE ENABLED TO OFFER A
FIRsT-CLAss DRESS FOR WHAT AN oRDI-
NARY ONE WOULD COST. WE HAVE BROWNS.
atlas. BORDEAUX. MARINE. CHARTRUssE.
AZULINE, MOSS. TOBACCO. HATTERs PEARL.
HELIoTRoPE AND aRAYs THAT ARE SIMPLY
SUPERB
THEY ARE RICH, RARE AND RAcY THEY ARE
BEAUTIFUL IN DESIGN. RICH IN CoLoRING.
RARE IN PRICE AND RACY IN THEIR MAGNIF-
ICENCE
WE SAY WITHOUT BOAST THIS Is INDEED A
RARE BARGAIN.
ONE PRICE.
THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST.
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Too Light to Hurt the Weakest Spine
Is the Wheeler Wilson number nine.
ocls-lm Office 437 9Th ST. NV
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SPEcIALTIEs IN FINE BUTTER.-The Darling
ton. Sharploss, Shcaf of Wheat and -Four Leaf
Clover in prints. Five and eight pound boxes
In fancy creamery.
JAS. +. OYSTER.
Office-Cor Pa ave. and 9Th st. NV.
stands-Bst st. Wing, near 9th ST., Center Market
I27 and 1913 h st. Market
Telephone-27I 3.
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HOUSE & HERRMAsSs
EQUITABLE
SYSTEM
THAT HoUsEKEEPER WHO WITH THE
MEAGER INCOME OF HER HUSBAND CON-
TRIBUTES MOST TO HIS COMFORT AND
TO THE HAPPINESS OF THOSE AROUND
HER DESERVES AND SHOULD BE 40
CORDED THE GREATEST coMMENDA-
TON.
THIS. IN MANY INSTANCES. PROVES
AN OVERWHELMING TASK UNLESS A
FORCED LOAN BE MADE, THUS GIVING
PUBLICITY ToA MATTER WHICH SHOULD
BE CONFINED TO THE FAMILY CIRCLE
ALONE.
UNDER THE AMPLE FOLDS OF OUR
EQUITABLE
THESE HORRORS TO A SENSITIVE Ma
TURE ARE oBvIATED. THE HAPPY CON-
BINATIoN OF OUR
CREDIT
METHOD PRECLUDEs ALL KNOWLEDGE
ON THE PART OF THE PUBLIC. 50 THAT
IN EITHER EVENT YOUR CURIOUS NEIGH
Dor Is LEFT IN IGNORANCE. WHILE YOU
REyEL IN THE MIDST OF BLISS AND CON-
TENTMENT.
WE CORDIALLY INVITE ALL HOUSE
KEEPERS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE MAN.
IFoLD BENEFITS OF OUR SYSTEM, Ex-
TENDING TO YOU THE PRICELESS PRIV
LEGE OF
Debating THE TERMS
UPON WHICH YOU MAY WISH TO PUB
CHASE OUR ExAcTIoNs ARE INsIGNIFI-
CANT. OUR METHOD EQUITABLE AND
OUR BENEFAcTIoNs INcALcULABLE
-oUR SOUVENIR" FOR CUSTOMERS.
uousr n HrRRMaNu,s
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE
s2l and s23 7th st. and $50 hssA ave- NJ
se2-4m
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WV III. MoKNEw.
o33 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

We wish to inform our patrons and the public that
during the past few days have received large addi
tons to our stock OF
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during the past few days have received large add
tons to our stock OF
e. 5ss f., &SSjj$ 1, +: :: ::
Many new styles in WALKING JACKETS, and
among them some extreme novelties.
We desire ALSO TO call your special attention to ou
largo line of LADIES' WRAPPERS All sizes from 3.
to A
FLANNEL WRAPPERS. braid trimmed, plated
yoke, princess back in Navy, Garnet and Gray. Price
STRIPED FLANNEL WRAPPERS, with Plain Cash
mere Fronts. Colors. Navy and:Dark Garnet, Nav,
ard Brown, Gray and Black. Price, SS
HAIR LINE STRIPE WRAPPERS Full Front, Vel
vet Cufls, Collar and Belt Princesse Back Good as
sortment of colors Price, 81.
CASHMERE WRAPPERS. Solid Colorings, Sill
Front. Reveres and Cuffs Directoire style). Price
S12.
FINE SERGE WRAPPERS, Fancy Yoke, Full
Sleeves. Loose Front, Ribbon Trimmed. Stripe effects
In Garnet. Blue and Black. Price, $3.50.
Many other styles but space will not allow descrip
lions.
CHILDREN's COATS.
Full and Complete Assortment Of LADIES' FUR
NISHINGS.
VIM Il. McKNEw.
Successor to r. II. Taylor.
n12 933 Penn. ave.
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Picture Frames to order in the very latest
satisfy every one. Taber's Celebrated Arto-
types, 22x2s, Acc. Large Oak Easels, sec.
steel or Bronze Easels, sl.49; Large, $40. Oil
PAINTINGS in Gin. Deep Gilt Frame, S6.49.
Iaoers Artotypes, Handsomely Framed, Sl.75.
lo-6t~ NJ. sIvERBERG 4 Co.. 9l2 eth st. NV.
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Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors.
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Extra Fine Burbank Potatoes, 75c busheL
METZGER's. lie
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The Most Complete Facilities for Re-
pairing and Renting at the Domestic Sewing
Machine Office, 9TH and Ii. C. AUERBacH, Agt.
n14, 16,ls,2O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
THE HILL CITY.
Democratic Chairman who Means TO
wfn-Negro ROW fa Bedford.
Especial telegram 20 tho Dispatcn'l

Especial telegram 20 tho Dispatcn.l
IvscunrRa. Va. March l6.-At meet
,,1 q, the Democratic Executive Committee
MA TO-DAY senator 4. J. Folks was elected
chairman. The Senator says he Is going In
TO win in the spring election.
Estellville, the county-seat OF scott coun'
~. voted dIy on Saturday last, out the
Judge OF the county set the election ASIDE,
as II occurred within thirty days OF the mu-
nIcipal election. Another election mas Oeen
ordered.
Intelligence was received to-day rom
Bedford county OF fight at colored dance
last night, IN which two negroes were klheo
and one seriously wounded, My Informant
states that the dance took place on tne Iarm
Of Alamo Burks, near Charemonta, aud
ths tiSbt was caused by quarrel over The
fiddler plaTiug" Home, sweet Home" before
the negroes wanted TO dispeise 70 .nen
homes. The two negroes who were htssly
sbot lived but a short time, and the others
condition u regarded as critical No names
or further particulars could be obtained.
Rms w. Jones, a well-known citizen OF
Redford county. was found dead In the cut
ting-room OF tbe barn Of Abram Carney,
near Halps Mill. yesterday morning with a
bullet.hole through his right temple. His
friends say that his mind had beeu impaired
for wears. He was about sixty years OF age
and leaves a wife.
CAPTAIN Frank Winston. agent, sold in
Bristol Thursday last % the Drunmond To-
bacco Company, OF st. Louis, forty-slx hogs-
beads OF fine bright wrappers Tor the sum
OF S22 GOETHE biggest tobacco SAFE ever
made in that section.
Tobacco is coming in more freely this
week and the market Is active. The sales
were $4,000 pounds. The internAl-reVenue
collections for the past week amounted 10
e12 Og3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
Postal Reform.

There are several postal reforms which
we wish to see accomplished. One Is TO IN
sert Ia the law provision allowing a per-
son TO paste newspaper-cuttlng on postal
card. Why pots Another of the reforms
which we have proposed and advocated has
been taken up by the Courier.Journal, which
has the following article en- the subject:
men and womeH living in the cities are
reasonably well served, but the rural coG-
munitles are badly neglected. Merchants
living within few squares OF the post-onice
have their mail delivered three or four times
day; farmers who live Ave and ten miles
from any Office. and who consequently make
the Journey ealy once a week, are calling for
equal privileges. In other words, there IS a
denSud for the extension OF the free.de-
livery sysIem 10 rurai communities, aud
IL seems to rs perfectly Just demand.
That the system could be extended all Mt
once 10 not expected, but there should
be first q gradually but systematic ex.
tension TO the smaller cities and villages;
next. from each tswn Office the area OF free
delivery should be enlarged Later the rural
communities might expect free delivery
twice n week. and IN the more thickly set.
tied communities free delivery daily.
"To the slow-moyiBg member OF a CON-
munity this seems chimerlcal, but II Is en-
tirely feasible, and the benefits would be in
esliinable."
And now is the time for II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
The students and the BARRIERS Pole.

1t is told IN Boston thst n party OF Harvard
students, anxious to get even with the BoS-
ton police for some undoubtedly good req
son, bought BARRIERS pole, got a receipt,
aud started through the slreet, bearing their
property. OF course they were soon stopped
by a policeman. "lIellO, there, what yer
dom 18th that pole 2" That's our BUSH
ness" ION, is in We'll, you come along
18th me-" So he marched them to lhe police
station. "W hats the trouble, olliccr?"
asked the sergeant "Stesiin' BARRIERS
pole" Then the policeman gave a
detailed account Of the crime and
the arrest OF the criminals. who were
about 10 be sent to their dungeon cells
when one OF them banded the sergeant The
receipt. "Oflicer. YOU may return TO your
beat" said the sergesnt, ADD the students
nled out. bearing the pole proudly. Two
blocks away another policeman stopped
them. Then followed the same dialogue,
another arrest. and the same scene at the
station. And 40 1t went on until the young
men had been arrested six times. They
might have been arrested twelve times had
not general notice been sent out 10 the pO.
lice not TO modest the party Of young men
psrsding about Boston bearing q BARRIERS
f,ofa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
Mhi,key saved Their Lives.

A Washington special says: According to
the latest reports II Is eStimsied that no fewer
than sixty OF the Pennsylvania militis will
die from the effects OF exposure to the weather
on the 4ih OF March. This number would
doubtless have been very much larger had ii
not been for The precautions taken by some
OF the men. who In this instance certainly
proved necessity to have been the mother Of
inventien. One drugstore on the avenue
sold 10 The members OF the Pennsylvania MT
htia six dozen nursing. bottles, which were
filed with whsSey and placed In the breast
pockets OF their oyercoats. The long tubes
we're then tucked under their crsyats to be
drawn forth al will and the contents OF the
bottle enioyed at viii during the long march
in the arenching ram.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
IRON AND sTEEL INDUsTRIES
In an Unsettled and Unsatisractory
Condition.
IBy telegraph 70 the Dilpatch.l

by telegraph 10 mo Dl5phtNusl
PITTSBURGH. Pa, March 1G.-The general
iron and steel industries are IN very unset.
tied and unsatisfactory condition, according
10 the Manufacturers statement, but II is
not likely that any OF the works Will close
before the regular summer shutdown. over
production il given as the cause. but as the
consumption in the spring and summer
months always Increases the stock Will likely
be reduced considerably.
A manufacturer who has made study o.
the affairs says that pig metal has fallen from
sl.7j TO Sl.s2 per ton since last fall, while
finished products hsye declined from 81 10
IS per ton. lie says that many mills would
shut down only for the fact that they have
regular customers who buy from them the
year through and they must keep them sup
piled.
There is a great deal OF trouble about
wages. As some manufacturers are ope-
rating their mills under the Amalgamated
scale and others under The scale adopted by
the National Trades Assembly. No. 2l1,
Knights Of Labor, there is no uniformity in
the price paid puddlers. In the Pittsburgh
district, where the mills are controlled by
the Amalgamated Association, $500 per ton
IS paid. white In the Egt and West where
the pudGers are controlled bV both organi-
cations, the price is 1915 per ton. The an
nual scale OF tine Amalgamaied Association
will be drawn up in a few weeks and sub
mltted st the June convention. No reduc'
ton will be made ia the scale and none OF
the workers believe there Will be any trou-
HE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
CEEARLOTTEsVILLE
Court Matters-A serious ARRAY.

Court maIterB-A Scrious AuEhS'
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch ]
MARCH Is, 1879.
The CORPORATION Court WAS engaged yes
ferday in the case Of Henry Ningheld,
charged with permitting gaming to be car
ried on upon his premises, and the trial re-
suited in bis acQulttal. Joseph Walters. OF
Baltimore. charged with running roulette
table, did not tIrn up. Wallers's roulette
table was ordered to be DESTROYED. and was
broken up aud burned in the public square
in front Of the county courthouse. The
court adjourned Yesterday afternoon.
4 murderOus assault was made ut the
Virginia Midland Junction last night oa
Robert EskeW by Charles Drumwright. The
men were employees OF the Virginia Midland
Company end they had been friends up TO
Yesterday afternoon, when both being under
the influence of liquor they quarrelled At the
round.housc and fight ensued. in which
Fskew succeeded in knocking Drumwrieht
down and beating him quite severely. They
Afterwards nsde no aud shook hands and
their friends thought that all unpleaszntness
WAC AT on end. Drumwright. however,
seems 10 have cherished some malice, AID 50
last nigbt about 1880 o'clock while Eskew
was waking along the platform at the depot
Drumwright walked up behind him and,
throwing his arm around his neck, struck
him several times with large iron washer
over the head, severely cutting the scalp in
several places. Eskew was carried into =
barber.shop near by, where his wounds were
dressed by physician. Drumwrght made
his escape and Is still at large.
Judge and Mrs. j. l.. Cochran have been
South for some time visiting relatives IN
Birmingham, Ala, and friends III New Or
leans, Ia.
Mr. Patterson Hudson returned to the
city to-day after / short visit 10 bis parents
in Nelson county. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
nte Fire "a Orange Courthouse.

Correspondence VI luo AlSAuiOhd bA7PeFeA-t
ORANGE COURTHOUSE, VA, March -, 1889.
At12 O'Clock Friday night IRE broke out
in the rear OF l.. J. Martins tin store. The
wind was blowing hard and little could be
done 10 save the block facing the railroad
ASA. NJ. Saturday the flames were under
the control OF the local tiremen, and the fol'
lowing shows the damage done:
John h. Morris d Co., Inlllers and manu.
lacturers actual loss $4,000.
Virginia Midland railroad loses the sta
ton and depot building and two cars; loss
81, 600.
Charles Hcllwie, storehouse; loss $4,000.
Mrs. Corell, storehouse; loss $4,000.
Max. Copeland, merchant, stock; loss
$4,000.
G. G. wager, store and warehouse; loss
$1,000.
William II. Robinson, saloon; loss $4,000.
williams q Co., hardware; loss 81, 500.
Il. w. LlpscOmb, storehouse; loss 1000.
LipscJmb e. Co., grocers; loss S20e.
II. Goldsiein, stOrshouse; loss $1,000.
George A. Gaines, saloon; loss $4,000.
John +. Fox, livery.siabe; loss $1,000.
j. W. Hun. liye'y.stable; loss $500.
l.. J. Martin, tln.slOre stock; loss 300.
l.. Z. Oden, private residence; loss
$1,000.
Mr.. Bell, butcher, stock; loss $3.50.
}. IL. johnson, damage to building, 800.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17

Democrats cannot afford TO declare FLExxd
elected u he received only minority OF the
lawful votes. dangerous condition OF
things still exists there. Governor WILSON
having II within bis power 10 continue In
Office by refusingto convene the Legislature
TO settle the contest between FLEMING aud
Corr. But Goyernor WILSON knows bis duty,
and will do il without fear or favor. As viii
be seen from a special telegram TO the Dis
patch this rnerning, he has announced his 10.
ton OF calling special session OF the LeCis-
lature sat an early day. after the Joint COM
mittee on the guberDalorial contest have pre-
pared their report.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
Destructive Incendiary fires

IbY IoIegrApu 70 Vue UIbDatCh-I
WiScnEsTER, VA, March l6.-A number
OF recent attempts OF incendiaries cumi-
nsted esrly this morning in the destruction
by ire OF three store houses, one dwelling
house. and TIVE stables. Three separate
Tres were kindled At different times. An
attempt was made 10 fire the building occu.
pied by the United States Express Company.
Much excitement prevails in the community
over the seton Of the fire.bugs. Kern Barr
& Co., grocers and manufacturers OF woolen
goods, Is nearly q total loss; insured for
$1,000. II. II. Snspp and j. 5. Fries q Bro
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
ASHLAND MATTERS.
Chapter of Ace,dept.-other Notes.

ICOrrespOnQcnce ol tu9 hiNhAh'HN H''b"1NH'J
ASHLAND, March rs, 1889.
Hon. William Gaines, one Of our promi-
nent citizens, and q representative at one
time In the House Of Delegates from this
county, met with painful accident yester-
day. Just after he was leaving home colt
that was following bis riding-mare became
very playful and in its antics kicked Mr..
Gaines on the leg between the ankle and
knee. breaking both bones. He returned to
tue house, where the fracture was reduced
by a physicisn, and to-day be is resting
quietly.
Mr. j. II. Fields, living near Atlee's sta
ton, is confined to his home with broken
leg. lie WAS hauling large load OF fodder
and his horses became frightened, ran away,
and threw him from the wagon with the
above result.
Captain d. A. Timberlake. deputy inter-
nal.teyeBue collector, who has been confined
10 his home on account OF runaway acct
dent, Is able 10 he out again.
Captain William +. Wickham met with
quite a serious loss q few DAYS AGO. Fire got
into a pile containing 2c0 cords Of oak
wood belonging to bin and entirely de-
stroyed 1t.
Captain Luther p. Ellis. auditor on the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company, who mas been very sick
for a week. is reported much better this al
fernOOu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
nunyiilc,s nonation.
Special telegram to tho Dispatch

I0V0lIoI V1IVs UNI 70 IIIo LIsVHIVI-I
DANvlLLE, Va, March TO- Some little
furry vas made here to-day by the heavy
suits brought by T. J. Corbin against W. II.
Buntin, administrator Of L. }. Lee, and w.
II. Buntln against 4. j. Corbin. Corbin
brought suit against Buntin for $40, 900. and
soon after the papers were filed Buntin
brought suit against Corbin for $40, 900. Mr..
Buulin recently married Mrs. L. j. Lee, who
is . sister TO +. J. Corbln.
The crack chess. players OF MaftnsviIle
will have a tournament with the DanVille
vi yers on Monday night.
Transactions In leaf tobacco were rather
light this week, though prices on all grades
have held up well. sales OF tobaccs-stamps
for the week amounted 10 Sll.5sG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17

The Democratic party Of West Virginia
seems 10 have things pretty well Its own
wsy. II has The Legislature. and the courts,
and Governor who doesn't seem 10 know
ctaaaN Commercial Gazette.
All bsnsr 10 the Democrats Of West yir-
GINA. who have behaved molly. They baye
acted within the law 10 to this time, and We
trust fhst they will continue 10 do 50 tili the
gubrrnstorial contest Is decided. UGory was
fsirIy elsclsd he must hsye the ofice. The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
The GOId- Fever.
lBy telegraph 70 tbs DispGtch.l

By Telegraph % Iu5 DlspAlcnI
Los ANGELES, CAL, March lG.-Prospec-
tors are still leaving in large numbers for the
gold.felds. Two packed trains from the Art
iona mining districts left overland Yesterday
for the mines The men at work at the
placers sre making big wages, but no extra
Ordinary strikes or finds are reported. Gas
kill, The man who first discovered the Santa
Clara field. turns out 10 be an escaped MUIR
derer from the United States. lie has al
ready pre.emptled some Of the best quartz
claims IN the Santa Clara Valley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
United states MARSHAL Murdered

fbY telegraph 70 INC blsphch-l
FORT SMITH, ARK. March lG.-lnfOrmatlon
was received here last night OF the murder
Of Deputy United states Marshal w. A.
Moody, a brave officer attached to the United
states Court in this city. The deed was
committed in the Indian Territory by two
men named Bonner and Hill, whom he was
attempting to arrest. Moody IS the sixteenth
deputy killed in the Indian Territory In the
past year. Hrs record was good one, the
most notable act OF his career belog the
capture Of young Lowery, who killed
Deputy Marshal Dalton year ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NEW KENT. c. H., Va, March IA, 1899.
Tue Hon. Thomas Whitehead, Commits
sioner OF Agriculture, addressed 4 large
audience here to-day In the interest OF the
cause Of immigration. The address was
very able one and the Commissioner carried
the people with him. For nearly two hours
he was listened TO with the deepest attention.
aud at the close OF his speech X. l.. Lacy,
ESD, moved a resolution requesting the
Board OF Supervisors 10 cause map OF the
county 10 be made aud handbook for cir
culaton. This was carried amidst great en-
thusiasm. &.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
And now is the time for II.

The offer OF Australia TO pay $3.50, 900 O
year for ten years toward the new British
navai-copstruetio fund soi only shows that
the feeling Of usessiness regarding the Euro.
pesn situation has reached that fsr.away con.
tiBent, but Is calculated to dispose efieetualIy
OF the ruGoI thai large element In Austria.
Tia desire separation iron the mother country.
The fact IL that the prospect OF Australian ia.
dependence Is about Us remote IS the prospect
OF Canadian annexation TO the United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
From q Leading new York Florist.

G.. Kiunder, Of 40. 9o7 Broadway. New
York, IL one Of the best-snown florists In
America. Florists. like other persons, are
subject 70 the ills OF life, notwithstanding
the fragrance surrounding their calling, but
like other persons they can be cured OF their
His. Mr.. kiunder writes:
al cordially recommend Allcock's Porous
Pissters. have found then, after ten years
constant use, wonderfully efiicscious in
coughs, colds, pains inside, back. aud chest.
As chest-pSotectors and shields against
changes In the weather they are invaluable.
Ny dollhouse men use q great many, and
and family are seyer without this 5ieyer.fail-
lag external remedy"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
Ladies' Muslin Underwear.

Months ago We gave our order to the best ana
most reliable OF 81 the manufacturers for our
spring assortment The goods have come AMI
open beautifully. Never before have We been
able 70 show such good goods NJ such attracuyely
low prices. Prices range from 25c. up 20 the
finest. shirts. Drawers. Chemises Corset Cow
era. Night Gowns, Infants Long and Short
Dresses and shirts will be found Ia styles and
sizes 10 suit every ono.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
Nuicide.
Try felncranh 10 the Disnatch. |

by telegraph 70 the Dispatch.I
SAVANNAH, GA, March l6.-Cbarles Maui
Jack, German attendant at the city hospi-
tai, suicided to-day by shooting himself
through the head with a horse-pistol. lie
stood 10 front Of 8 mirror and aimed the pis.
iol. He was believed to be insane over
snirifnallsm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17

The New York Press says: "fhe steamer
City OF New York is IN the record.breaking
business. There's something In a name
after all" Yes, as MANY man who has
fooled with Wall street knows.