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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
THEY waSr no mrLr VIRGINIA.
Richmond Business Men Who wiz
Ray Taxes In Money.

The tax-Teceiyable coupon is the only bar
20 the settlement OF the deDt.
AS long as there Is a market Tor II the
British bondnolders will keep up the war on
the State.
when. however. the time comes that The
expenses Of litigation have to be paid out Of
tbeir purses instead OF by coupon sales then
the old Common wealth may hopefully look
for Deace.
Knowing all these things; knowing, too,
that courts. prisons. asylums. and governs
meni Offices cannot be maintained when the
great taX-paying centres send their cash to
England and their coupons TO the Virginia
Treasury. our business.m men, with az una
nimity never equaled in anv public move
msnt here, have pledged each other and the
public 70 pay their taxes in currency aud
not in coupons, aud the following are the
latest slgners OF the agreement.
X. Fisher. j. L. Phillips, Smith & Court
ney. West & Branch. J. w. Randolph & Co.,
John Bowers. John Bowers Jr., X. W. Roy
all. r. h. Niisen, W. 4. Mouse, L. Einiry.
w. a. Phillips, Edwin l.. Hewitt Co..
julius Nraker & son, Marx Nelson, Theo-
d0re Nelson. Stranse Brothers, w. H..
Philips 4 Co.. W. Fisher, John D. Taylor,
James McGr,w, Preston Boivin. Charles
Campbell. Thomss Christian, Fleming Phil
lips. William DailfOn. l.. /. Christian, II. L.
Edmond, Bodeker Brothers, Henry Cohen, II.
A. Brcedlove, }. II. rusby, G.. |. SiniOn, W.
y. Rediord, Ashton Sterke, Purcell, Ladd d
Co, S. W. Harwood K Son, Virginia Print
ing and Liihog5sphing Company J.
A. Eprs. secretary and treasurer), Mar
In d Sydnor, WeIsiger Clothing Com
pshy William ii. Weislger, presi-
denl), O. Cranz & Co, II. A. At
kiuson, Oppenhimer & Cu'cbins. NJ. DAVIS,
~hqnks & Barrett, II. W. Rountree Bro
ther, Robe.t G.. Cabell, :. l.. Johnson,
James Fox, G. a. Berrian. John ". Fergus.
sou & Son. John ". FERGUSON, Old DON'T
nIou Speciality Company Barton II. Gruody,
presidenU. Vaughan, Combination Fence
Company. James 4. Neal. Harris Jacobs, T..
Bcecher. William Jenkins & Son, W. A.
Clarke, B. srmuels. y. Grcenwald. Hunter,
Sims & Co.. l.. A. whiting, Binh"anger ~
Co.. The John n. MCGOWAN Company 10y
MN(.o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
peruo,,aIsnnh Rr,efa.

Thomas Martin, Esq, Of Aloemarle. was
in the city Yesterday.
Mrs. Fiizhugh Lee has returned TO the
city, after a visit OF several weeks TO friends
in the country.
Mr. c. II. Bronson, auditor Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company, has re-
turned from New York.
Ex.Judge John o. Reynolds. OF Cumber.
land. passed through the city Yesterday en
route home from Norfolk and Virginia
Beach.
Information has been received here OF the
death in Boston. where ne was visiting biz
sister, OF Mr.. James Fleming, long resi-
dent Of Richmond.
The Committee on Streets met in the City
Engineers Office last night and passed upon
the SENT monthly payroll and transacted
other routine business.
William Smiihers and Robert Marshall, NJ
Warwiek county. were received al the peni-
Tertiary YESTERDAY 10 serve terms OF one year
each for malicious assault.
Cards are out for the marriage, at ST.
Paups church "wednesday evening. February
9th. at bali. past s O'Clock. OF Miss Anpie
Leary to MsiOr James Doddridge Patton.
Mr. John V. Poyner died Yesterday morn
ing at o'clock at the residence OF his sister.
Ms. Il. J. Walger, No. 2l3 south BeivIdere
street, in the iorty.fourth year OF his age.
dt is stated thst ex-Judge Thomas $. At
kins. OF this city, Is being strongly recon-
mended for the position OF United States
marshal Of this district under the incoming
Administration.
TIE Governor yesterday refused 10 pardon
James Ctaney. who was convicted OF feo-
nious cutting in the County Conrt OF Rock
bridge, November. 1856. aud sentenced TO
four years in the peni,entiary.
The Rev. r. +. Campbell. OF Bath county.
Va. Is IN the city. the guest OF Mr.. Robert
A. Lancaster. lie win preach In Grsce-
Street Presbyterian church tomorrow
mernng snd afternoon At a O'Clock.
Robert HUI. JT., SyIyanus stokes, Thomas
n. Kendler. Louis Aubel. Charles Z. wor.
taan. Jr., andJ. b. Khrstsin are committee
OF arrangements OF "satisFae,i0n ball" 10
be given ct Belyidere Hail February 10Th
by Richmond Lodge, Independent Order OF
Odd.Fellows.
Mr. Albert j. 10th and Miss Mamie j.
Schock we're married on Tbursd.y al the
pastoral residence oi 81. Mary's church.
Rev. Father l.. Willebald Baumgsrcner
Officiating. The brides costume was white
moro, trimmed with point lace and grange
blossoms. The attendants we're Misses
Lizzie VcrbriDck and Louisa Wolf. and
Messrs. Leuis 10th and Joseph 5ohock, Jr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
,os,ou. There will Be three grades Of

Boston. There will be three grades Of
membership:
First. Lie-members--tbos who par down
Sl0 NJ once.
secondly. Ten years membershin Those
who pledge 70 paw 81 annually. aud " nm
able 20 keep that pledge for ten years they
must duly advise The President OF the Circle,
so that substitute II possible NAV be found.
Thirdly. Annual members who pledge
sny amount from the smallest to the largest.
and who can renew that pledge al discre-
tiou.
Theu there l. the building fund which. At
present, Is the most deficient In amount;
and the general fund. reserved for expenses
incideuts TO the Circle and emergencles.
The smallest amounts Will be gratefully re-
ceived.
Annual scholarships OF 800 would be 8
great help.
All wishing 10 register their nomss a.
members or contributors can do so before
the meeting to be held on Thursday in Dr..
Landrum's church at the Woman's Chris.
tIsn Association on Nam street. and u Is lf,-
portant to have az many members as pcssl-
sible registered before the election OF officers.
The year for the Virginia Circle win begin
March |, 1883. a. j. W. hoDsoN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
nu.,lnrs court. Ye.teraay.

James McGsrvis, The negro hail-thief who
was convicted OF breaking and entering the
dwelling house OF Mr. Williams. Robertson
and stealing two Oyercoats, was brought up
TO The courtroom Yesterday aud Judge Wit
sentenced him TO iye years In the peollen'
tiary, IN accordance With the verdict OF the
Jury. The prisoner asked tnat be be given
dnesn DAYS 10 close up bis affairs before
beng taken 10 the penltenhar!; which was
granted.
The ease OF A. p. Querles, who was in-
dlct.d for perjury, was before court. Mr..
Fdsar Allan, MS counsel. made an argument
THURSDAY on ihe question OF jurisdiction,
and Colonel Spotswood WAS iepy ing yester-
CAV. when he was taken sick and had 10
SUSPEND. The case was adjourned over until
fn.daY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
rron, ,ne Clerl.,- accord.

Justice Holmcs presided In the Pollce
Court acsin Yesterday morning. Oh the
eases disposed OF the following were the
most imporsnt:
Washington Miller (colored), breaking and
entering IN sbe nighttime the dwelling
house OF r. l.. Williams and stealing sn over.
coal and pair OF scissors. the property OF
,uarles +. Williams. seat on to the grand
Jury. ,,
ing rocks at boys IN the street. Fined -
aud costs.
=. II. Ouarles (colored). assaultiug and
threatening 10 beat Isaac Daignean; aud
pairnean, charged with trespassing on the
premses of QuarIes and using insulting
iaugnage and threatening TO beat j. T;
Ouarles. Roth eases were continued unul
the 18th instant.
j. II. Lounge aud w. T. Duane, trespiss.
in,, ON the premises OF thc ST. Charles Hotel
ana creating disturbance, to the annovanee
q; the guests therein. Fined each 50 and
costs.
William alas Spencer Jones. charged with
having m his possession a side>ssddle. the
properiy Of some person unAno"n. Dts'
charged, the owner OF the saddle not hayiog
been found.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Lnoh nnt lor Tnern.

ANY information wall be erste'uily re-
ceiyed leading 10 the discovery aud arrest OF
partlc. representing themselves asmy agents
in order 10 sel cheap glasses on ny r,pui D.
ton. Ali OF my spccraccs aye siaupcd
"Hawkes" on The bow. spd no oth'rs are
genuine. They are not supphcd TO pedders
at any price. Il. &. Cahcli, Jr., 4 Co are
nv only authorized dealers IN Richmond.
All other pretended dealers in nv goods are
frauds. A. n. HAWKES..
Inventor and Sole Proprietor Gl Hswkcs's
Patent Eve.Glasses aud Crs .tIilized Lenses,
Atlanta Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
Mrs. WINSLOw'S SOOTHING
vi SYRUP.

Rev. Sylyanus Cobb taus writes IN tho Bostoa
Christian fireman: We woald BY DO means re-
commend any Kind OF medicine winch We did
not know 70 be good-oarticuIsriy TOR infants
But Of Mrs Winslow's soothlng-syrcp We can
speak from knowledge: In our swn family !!
has proved blessing indeed by giving an i1-
fAnt troubled with collie pains quiet sleep and
the parents unbrosen rest at night Mos.
parents can appreciate these blessings. Here
Is an article which works TO porseetion, All
which is harmless: for The sleep which u ei-
fords the infant /, perfectly natural, aud tho liz
tie cherub asskes as "ng5ght AZ a bnsEoa"
And durtag the process Of teethins ils value u
incsIcuIsble. We have fieqaentiy head mo-
thers say that they would cot be without Y from
the birth OF the child hi IL hsi nnishei with 10
ieething siege On any consideration shstsyer
Sold by all Druggists @ eents bozie.
ia fg-ant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
Anderson Wants GuDernstorisi Fro
faeftOa.

The negro David Anderson V'si'ea tne
Capiio, Yesterday 10 see the Governor 40
ask protection" lie said 20 tnose WIN
slmIiar application 20 the Judge OF the
County Court md TO the sher'l, but had not
VET received such assurances AZ would JUS
Inv nim in returning TO hs home IN Hen
rico. r..
90, and Anderson could not see him. IL
vo,'Id nave been OF no avail anyway, for all
,hs, The Goyernor can do Is to refer him TO
the local authorities.
Anderson Is believed 10 be the man who,
,nssr circumstances OF peculiar atroeity.
Sest d toe Rev. Mr.. Hall nearly to death. Once
Anderson w,s convicted OF The crime. Upon
a rstrial be was acquitted. Lately accord. .'.,
iug 70 his own account, crowd o. mn
cs,,,s ear 10 his house al midaight aud ordered
Mn 4. leave The County. ue has been here
syrr - since. His counsel, Mr.. Be7eridge,
sdvsses him 70 stsy here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
Henrico Comfy Court.

In this court yesterday the jury IN the case
Of Thomas McCorthy, who appealed from
tho decision II justice Of the peace who
fined him p and costs for assaultlng ana
beating youth. being still unable to agree
were discharged and the case continued un'
I'll the next term.
William Low was tried on The charge OF
perjury and convicted, and bis punishment
fixed al con nGnement in jail for one hour and
a fine Of IS.
The case between Justices CHM and Jona-
than, arising out of seeming conflict OF au-
thority, has not yet been reached.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
A,rEHniYLE CRIME.
Three Women ana n ChIld Murdered.
Bosies BuFBed.
Special telegrem TO tho Dlspaich.l

Especial telegram 10 tho Dispaich.l
CHARLOTTE, y. c.. February lj.- News
was received here tonight OF terrible crime
in Bcr,ic county last wednesday evening.
In a small cottage near ht. Olive resided
white woman. Mrs. Annie Faucet, with her
husband. They had only one child, which
was one year old. Near them, only few
stems distant, was q cabin in which lived
two negro women. Faucet was farmer,
AVID It - said the day before he hsd been
Quarreling with some neighbors with whom
he never had gotten along. Wedles.
day night be was away on business, and
some unknown party, after numbering bis
wife and child and the two negro women.
fred roth houses snd burned then 10 the
ground. The charred bones OF all were yes
terdag found among the ashes, and in The
vsrd was bloody axe aud an apron sprinkled
With blood. which told plainly that the In
mates bad drst been bFutallY murdered and
then the bouses fired. There is much ex.
citenent IN the county, and STRONG suspicion
Oyershadows certain parties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
American wnr.yeseranS

WAsHNGT0S, February 10. The sub
committee appointed at the conference OF The
Union and Confederate veterans OF Chieka-
mallga held yesterday met to-day in the room
OF the Senate Committee on Military Affairs.
General Cist and senator Colquut completed
their subcommittee by adding Generals
Baird. wa.tn9il. " beeler, Wright, BOynton,
and Colonel kellogg. II was agreed that
each side should name fifty OF the leading
veterans Of that Geld and some civilians
North aud south who have prominently
Identified themselves With the project a.
eorOorilors OF 4 Join, CD'ckamauga memo
rial association for preserving and msrki0g
fine battlefield. Senator Co quit will teen
draw pp articles OF incorporation and Oh.
tain charter under The laws OF Georgia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
mrs. Mary CcurtonaY TniiafeTros
Funeral

4 telegram from Chicago states that the
remains OF Mrs. Tlliaierro, the daughter oil
Mr.. j. z. Watkins, Will reach here tbs after
noon at 3:IJ by the Chesapeake ana ONO
train. They will ne iaken Immediately 10
the Grace street Presbyterian church, AZ
Fourth and Grace streeis, where the funeral
services will be held al o'clock.
The pall.bearers are to be Professor
Cbsrlcs II. WINSTON. 3enjamin Wberry,
Nat. Talley. A. Il. Clarke, Percy Grey, r. b.
Munford, Alien Talbot, William Constable,
and j. II. ElersOu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
Thn Ponhatan CInb.

The Powhstan CluO had sn enthusiastic
meeting last night. Business OF importance
was transacted and 4 large number OF new
members were elected.
The club has bfauliiul rooms. which arc
omen TO the members from IL \. NJ. TO II T..
NJ 1t has proved a grand success, and is
the first al.poliical club ever ORGANIZED
i'm this city, and meets want among busl-
ness.men who do not care to become men,
bers Of a ward club.
The Democratic City Committee will hold
its meeting in the assembiy-room OF The club
next Tuesday evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16

mopd dealers are TO the effect that ice Is nov
almost eleven inches thick on both tie Pc
nobscot and Kennebec rivers, the latter OF
which il ,hc principal ice-producing stream
OF The United States. and that some few con-
cerns bave commenced filing their houses.
AS thick ice mells less aud can be handled 10
mucD greater advantage very few Of the
large dealers care to commence cutting until
a thickness Of fifteen or twenty inches can
be obtained. n the westher keeps ss cold
ss it now IN there - no reason why Ice should
he either scarce or bigh during The coming
heated season,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
usu,e,, attnc Theatre.

Mr.. Robert Mattel. who appeared here
five wears ago as Modleska's leading man,
and who last year at the head oil bis own
eompany made good impression IN Rich
,nond IN the romantic fvs-act drama Mon
bsrs. adapted from the French OF DErnery
Inv Iou.s Ssthsl, again presented bimseh at
the Theatre last night IN tais piece, aud be-
fore a good-szed audience. The cast was
NJ follows: Monbars, Robert Mattel: Lau-
>rent. Mark Price; Leuis de heraa, Kendall
wegfop; Marquis de Noirmont, Archie
i'iudsay; Monsieur kspton, b. II. Ring
cod: Doctor DaaieL II. w. Montgomery;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16

As there was a general misunderstanding
regarding the business details given at the
meeting held on Thursday evening" last in
beoalf OF tie high.easte Hindoo widows,
we publish the following explanation for the
information OF all Interested IN the cause:
[. The Virginia Ramabai Circle will rep
resent AL who pledge themselves 10 give .
designated amouuf for stated time towards
the fund for the malntenance Of The insiilu.
ton to be orgalIzed IN India by Ramabai ~
tho sgeuf OF the incorporated association In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
property Trausrers.

william &. Camp and wife TO Henry L..
Pelouze, Gjt feet on Flovd street southwest
corner Lombardy, S2,7S3 IS.
Hcrrico: Sarah J. Johnson'a- .-ttuslee
70 James Aston Cabcll. one half Of lot
No. 292 in Duya's Addition, 500; Il. Il.
Griffin and wife 10 James II. Barton and
Others 43i acres one mile north OF Richmend.
a.. coo: James Nelson and wife TO Lewis 3.
Nelson e05l000 acres on Charles City
road. 500: {. w. Nenable and others 10
James II. Barton and others 30 scres on New
North road, 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
Member. OF t,ss Examining Board.

Governor Lee Yesterday, acting upon the
recommendation Of the Executive Commit
tee OF the Medical Society OF Virginia. APP
pointed the following gentlemen on the state
Board of Medical Examiners 10 fill vaesneie
created by resiRnsiions:
First Congressional District: Dr. j. W.
Tankard. OF Northumberland county, Ulce
Or. w. W. Douglass, OF Richmond county.
Fourth Coneressiontl District: Dr. Panius
4. Irving. OF FarmvIlle, VfCs DR.. John
Herbert Claiborne. OF Petersburg.
sixth Congressional District: DR.. Leigh
Buckuer, OF Roanoke City, dcs DR.. Oscar
Wiley.
TIE Governor accepted the resignation OF
Or. {. X. Cullen, who mas removed TO Waldo'
Fla, a. a member Of this board, md his sue
cessor will be appointed hereafter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16

Andre, w. 10. ingram; Tavernier. J. ID.
MeKetterick Servant, George Wilson,
Diane. Miss Charolette BehreDs; Blapc1e'
Miss Mlrie Sheldou: Madame Laurent. Mrs
Henry vandenhoa; Lucille, Miss ka.e Van.
denho6. Action OF the p'Ay takes place in
France in 1910.
The play has seversl very striking situa'
tious. the real dcnounent Of the ls.t act pe.
ing especially strong. Mr.. hanteli me,
these sunerbly, and vell deserved the iour
recalls after the fourth act,
This performances leaves no doubt as 70
Mr.. MantelPs great ability 81 an actor o.
strong, passionate, emotional character euu
places BIN IN the front rank Oh romanuc
tragic actors.
Matinee to day; final performance here TO-
MINT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
C,ty circuit Court.

The only case tried in this court yesterday
was that of j. &. Carpenter vs.. George A.
Haiues, IN which the jury returned Ver-
DICT for the defendant.
The following suits were instituted: The
Philadelphia Drop Forge Company vs.. II.
NJ. Smith & Co. for I202.S2; Henry May vs..
b. Heinrich for SlSG5G: u. /. Harris "
60. vs.. JOIN NJ. Taylor for Si9.2j; sla'er'
Myers & Go. W. Hill & Ffawner ior 5000
Jonn c. Llovd & co. vs.. +. +. Taylor & Co.
5j0s 60: JOHN Dwight & Co. vs.. Jonn Y. Tay-
lor for il.76
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16

And Five Persons Arrested for IT.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
CHARLESTON, ". Va, February D.-Las!
evening William X. Giyens was arrested on
the charge Of being one Of the parlie. TO the
murder Of Simon and Mrs. Rachel Wallace
and the burning OF the st0re.room OF Val
lace & Kelly on the night Of August 10th.
Minnie Ford altas BOdley, who was arrested
on Wednesday, has made full confession,
which hss bee1 reduced to writing, and is
now in the hands Of the prosecuting attor-
uey. He refuses TO make her statement pub
Inc. but saws there is no doubt be will be able
70 secure the conviction Of the entire party OF
FIVE who are now In jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
Treeamen's Eanh.

On Monday night tbe depositors OF the
Freedmen's savings Bank vii bold meet
inc at the First tcolcred) Baptist church.
The 0'ject is to prepare = petition @king
Congress 70 make good the deial"ation OF
the bank officials. and TO undertake to pay
the creditors the money still due them.
4 branch OF this bank was located in
Richmond. and hundreds. perhaps thou'
sands. OF poor colored people put their sarn-
In0S in IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
Tire Hest for the Eyes.

DR.. Galeski's Accurate Comfort Lenses
sre positively the most perfect made. Tney
are pure. brilliant, snd soft TO the eyes. aud
when adjusted according to eNamnalion do
not only give good vision but prescrye the
eyesight TO the fullest extent. Thousands
sre using them TO their delight aud lasting
benefit. Dr. Galeskrs new Perfection Eye.
Glass for hrnness on the face, durability and
comfort eXces all other kinds now on the
m nnrlnl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
she Whreinc,s Plano
at Hume, Minor 4 CO.'S l. the test.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
For Nearly rnarsY Ycars.

in this country and IN Europe. nesriv MI TIE
great performers have pronounced toe Mason
& Hlamln lhe queen OF Reed Orslns. II
stands to-day without 2 pror. ,lessrs. liy'
land & Lee are arranging 70 put on 800 OF
these Organs this year. rhey ore selling
them at 81. Sl25 and Sl.j0 a week. NO ex
cuse now for buy8g sboddy Orksns. l0l
can get the best on the ct.ic.t icrn.s. Dom
forget this.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
supreme Court OF Appeals.

Knopf against Richmond. Fredericksburg
aud Potoma, Railroad Company. Further
argued by Jude Z. G. Moncnrc. Tor plaintiff
in error. and A. h. Chand er, Esq, for de-
iendlut IN error, and Submitted.
Saunders against Parrish and Others. Ar.
gued by Il. l.. Gordon, Esq.. for appellant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
You tan save Joney
90 Pianos and Organs at Hume, Minor &
% =
tuusTroub,ss nna ,ya.t,n.

diseases can be cured. Il properly treated IN
time. as shown By the following -tstemen,
from ID. T.. Freeman, sydney: "nsving
been a great sufferer from pulmonary At
lacks. and gradually wasting away for the
past two years. It affords me pleasure 20 tes-
ufy that Sc0trs Emulsion oi Cod L'y'T on
with Lime and Soda has given me grcat re-.
lief. and cheertuly recommend ~ . all
suffering N similar way % myself In ad-
dition. would say that it is yer> pleasant 10
take"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16

"Said Psshs," with oil its Eastern sDleu-
dor. was again presented last night at the
Mozart. It's attractive, catching music, beau
tiul scenery, aud Gorgeous costumes de-
lighted the large audience. The matinee to-
day aud Performance TONIGHT close the en-
gagement OF this very attractive comic opera.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
Phil.ins,a pigsstibls Cocoa

Is more delicious in taste and aroma, and BY
the process It Is prepared u rendered more
nourshing and moro casiy digesied. than any
other preparation Of cocoa or chocolate. Ali
rusgisss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16

"Why?" Why ," WHY"
Why do Hume. Minor & Co. sell 80 many
Pianos aud OrgausI WHY, because they sell
them lower taan any one else.
Why do they sell tbem 40 iowy Why. be-
cause they are satisfied with quick safes ana
smsli profits. .
Why do some people buy elsewhere
WHY. because they don't know bow much
money Hume, Minor & 20. can save them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
rraveIIer., Protect,ye ASSOCIATION.

Tue regular monthly meeting OF The Board
Of Directors. Virginia Division, Traveller.
Protective Association, viii be held at their
headquarters, No. ~ north Ninth street, this
evening At $50 O'Clock. when d; ia expected
that much business OF Importance 10 the fra
ternty will be transacted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16

Although this has been tbe n,ioes. M'n,eL
fos many years IN the New Engiauu ana
Middle States a. well ~ befe Tue iuu.eA'o'' s
ere thst an average crop OF rec VIII 49,
1900. The sdyices received By the kick-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-16
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria.
The AmorirAa astei

The AmcPirNa Hstct
IL now iD elegant repair and thoroughly
equipped. New furniture ana carpets. steam
heat, and elevator. IL not surpassed Ia iis
appointments by any house Ia the state.
Terms moderate.
Mira A. ID. ATKHsON, Proprietor.