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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07
A s.mArkas,s L.r. In ao.no Respects

Citizen Gam. Of Athens, Gs., the head %
one Of the leading 6rms there, recently rave
. reporter brlsf history OF n life remarkable
in some respects. "Fort7 yssrs ago tbls
h,t ChristnsS." said Dir. Gam, 81 got on a
,pr-e. decided It should be NV lsst. and q
ws,. But didn't quiz drinking. Que day Ia
,be Juus following went Toto oAr-rsom.
| didn't have bnttWenty d0llsrit0 Ny name.
called for dirk, sAves boy who Wai
Tending toe bar iive-dOllsr gold picce TO gei
eve cents out OF II, aud he accused me OF
wastiof 10 beat hun out Of drink, but
hnsrv changed the money. Nv horse was
standing shout iweht, steps from the door.
aud between the ba,.room add s1s horse |
made resolve 10 never drink smother drop.
got on The horse, came on Oy where nv
sweetheart lived stole her, came on towara
Athens, married her al email church
nesr Princeton, spent my remaining SIC
for SONS clothes for her TOR the old
folks would not let her have any
hine). and commenced lie without any
thinE. We both vent 10 work With the
intentiOs 10 have some OF ibis worlds goods,
and every Christmts found us wi,h more and
moye. ohswed tostcc0 Tor twenty ysars,
ard ore morninE laid a piece 90 the msniel
Nitb the determination TO quit, and IN over
thirty years bsys never Tasted she stun
xever bought = cigar IN Tny life, aud neveF
MAYED game Of cards In my life. Twelve
yesfs ago quit cursinx, wss most pro-
fame. aud one MIA t my vile told rue ought
to QUIT u. l told her not 10 say smother word
about u. and IRON that day 10 this an oath
has never passed my llps"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07

satisfied with the present condition Of sifair'
and With her present. ruler. But her very
power-thc very fact that she Is 10 position
10 dare msiutsin what she conceives to
he by virtue Of the PrssmAiic 0sction the
rights OF RuDoLrB's daughtcr-woud
seem TO involve serious danger TO the
inteeri.y Of The monarchy 10 the event oi
Franz JosrrH's early death. Hungary,
a. we slated few days ago, IL the most
homogeneous portion Of the nossrchy. Ia
any step she might take she would doubtless
be sustained by Bohemia. where there has
sIfssdy been considerable igitstion 10 favor
Of such privileges a, the IIunssrisn esioys.
Against that combination and i!s natural in
isrnsl supper, II does not appear probable
thn Austria proper could make much head
way, although It ia probable the Au'tro-Ger-
man element would reslst It. And what
would he the Fate Of German Austria In case
she aid not finally bow TO the will Of Hun
gary? In the answer comes something Ike
40 echo Of the word ">sdowa'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07
Imn.r,an,tn Atnr.t.s.

james Robinson, the stsltiic trainer at
Princeton College, Princeton. n. j., says;
81 have found II imperative 10 have sure
and staple renedles 90 hard In case OF cuts,
bruises. strains. sprains, colds, rbeumstIsm,
&c. shsrtly after esterinE upos NV protes'
zion disco,srce such q remeoy In AlIeock's
Porous Pi4stsrs. tried Beason's Capci0e
ard other plsssors. but found them too busn
and Irritating. Alloock's Porous Plssters
give almost instantaneous reiief. and their
strsagthsn,nx power Is rcasrkaole. 10 cases
Of weak back put two plsstsrs on the snail
Of the back, and Ia sssrt time you will
bs capable Of quite severe exercise 10
ssprist' and saistasce' rsess and jump
iug the nusclss or tsnssbs In the iexs sat
feet ssneiinu wssk~s. This eau iBvsri-
ably be rei'eved by cutting he plaster 10
narrow strips, 50 ~ 70 GIVE free motion, and
sppying on muscles Affected"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07
Pensions.

General HAwLrY's proposition, made dag
before Yesterday in the United States Senate,
TO give Mrs. General SHshIDAN City thou.
sand dOlsrs, shows that our country Is
likely to follow the example Of the mother
country and have An sristOcrscy. II would
be difficult TO convince tue widow Of the
private soldier who fought for twelve dol
lars month whilst General SHEElDIS was
drawing a salary o. Thousands, that she ought
10 he taxed TO enricH the widow OF the Gen.
eral. When we shall have made upa long
militsry-pen,ioa lst we shall probably turn
our attention TO the civil pen.ion list aud
grant pensions TO all disabled persons who
have served the country in civil positions.
Then 10 their widows and children. The
il the objection TO what Is called
civilservice reform. 1t IL assumed
that men who spepd their lives in the public
service are entitled to pensions, though these
pensioners are 10 be paid by taxing men " DO.
or whose fathers, would have been glad 10
take the Offices in question with the distinct
understanding that there were to he no PEN
sions granted them however long tbcy might
serve. The Virginia Bin Of Rights lays
down The true doctrine when II says that
"ihe members" OF the legislative. exeeu-
tive. and Judicial departments OF the Gov
eminent should lat Fixed periods be re-
duced 10 q private station"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07

judge Duke, OF Charlottesville. "break'
the record" Of hsnEmsn'i day. The hang
INK Of husco Tor Jsrdon) will take plsce on
SATURDAY., March 16th 1hi' is the dr'i inno-
valIon OF the old custom Of hanging on Fri
day that ne know OF in Virgins, but ID,
day tFrldsv) 4, no longer regarded IN some
OF the northern states. -ScottSVUe Courier.
Tho frat spsllisg-book we ever used in
school s,id "Fridsv is IS lucky d'y IS any
ether" but sucn 10 not the popular belief
Judge DUIE has set good example. liz
6ghts superstition. II We were iudge W.
would select Tor the hanging OF culprit any
other day lhsn Friday. It IL not little sin
guar that Christians should have fixed upon
Friday as hhngman's dAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07
Austria~IIunQarY.

The assertion OF Pesther Llovd, backed No
Prime Minister. that the Auitro- Hungarian
succession was settled by the Pragmstlc
sanction Is significant. As long ~ Franz
JosKra lives there will probably be little
reason % fear serious trOuhle In Austria.
Hungary. Although no brilliant achieve
meup are to hrs credit FAM JOSEPH
has made = good, not 10 say wise
ruler - the wisest in some respects,
perhaps, OF any HAPpURo since the IInnes.
rian crown dropped from the bead of LouIs
H.. after bis ilstsrrsd battle Of Mobacs
against SoLYMAN the Magnificent, and was
borne by his wife 70 Der brother FERDINAND
OF Austria. by that event both the crown
OF ST. stephen, the Hungarian crown.
and The crown OF WANcELAs, the Bohe-
man crown, became united with the
crown OF Austria, aud the success
sion OF both blended in the HIPsnuna
dynasty. FAM JosKFu may be said 70 have
developed tact In place OF genus Ia govern.
log his heterogeneous subjects, aud 1t Is
questionable whether under the eircum.
stances tact Is not . more valuable posses
sion tbsn genius. lie bss managed TO bar
monte In measure more diseordant racial
elements than exist in suy other country 10
Europe. AZ far A. Husgsry IL concerned,
during hisgsisn, particularly in later years,
Der advance has been siesdy. ,Usr states.
men dictate the policy Of the dual inousrcby.
Sue Is The power behInd the throne, aud
the masses Of Der people new enjoy mere
real liberty than VISA guaranteed by the
Golden BuIl the Hungarian Magma thsrts.
which wss wrsssd frsm ADssw IL, ssd
for the msastsnsscs Of se.provniops Of
whicn blood hss bern poured cut hike water.
Hungary has thsreisre every reason 10 be
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07

II Mr.. Brsckinrid0e believes that he wa
honestly elected. or II he honestly believes
he WA elected, he does not need 10 accept
blood. Iisned certificate. NeD H0re 1rE
bune.
To resign would be to confess that he had
held bood.sialnsd certiG ste. To hold IN
to It will be TO challenge Republican House
Of Representatives. TO decide whether II Is
blood stained or not.
This revival Of sectionalIsm Is a result o.
the election Of HIRsIsOS. And bad sign
it Is to fnd the whole Republican press o.
the North sscribing 70 Mr.. B.rcIiNhIDGs a
crime which lie ~ss incapable OF committing,
and charging thst the killing Of CLAYTON was
. political murder. And the war between
the States ia reported to have ended twenty
four years ago
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07
4 Gallant Legislator.

Among the bills introduced In the Penn
svlytnia House OF Representatives Monday
vss enc ~ Mr Hal, Of Mercer, amending
the mirrlsEc-liccnso Tvs. ihe oil covers
three points that have been the source 81
annoyance 10 parties desiring 20 marry.
The new bin require, but one Of the parties
10 appssr before the register OF lcen'-.
This will save women Ersat dca. o. 'moir-
ra,meUt. The second ~ slIo Of vital import
sncs to the fair sex. A T0man-or man
either. for that matter is not compelled to
give her exact sec. All that is necessary is
for the parties 10 swear that they are over
trsniy-one years. The third point covered
In NJ. Halls blll Is that 1t Is not necessary 10
hay. On, marriage performed IN the county
in which the lic-nSe u secured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07

The recent cold spell ia New Epglasd,
reinforced by the copiag cold wave, viii
enable The ice companies TO secure fairly
good harvest Of tho precious commodity
Ne,0 York H,rd'd.
We should infer ss much from the fact that
before the present "cold snap" set IN the
ice va. 30 thick in New Enklsnd II not in
New York that loaded iour-horse wagons
were driven over it. We suppose, how
ever, that Kean-bee dealer scorns q cut
ice less than two feet thick. W. hsys no
doubt there will 30 an abundant harvest OF
fee IN MEiRe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07

The New York Herald sent reporter to
interview Hoo. &. r. BnRcIINsIpdE s'to the
CLAYTON murder. Hr. BEECIINNDGE tod
him that he hsd nothing to saw on that sub.
iect. WhersuDon The Herald draws up an
Indictment OF Mr.. BEECTISEIDGE IL II =
shsm ful exhibition Of petty splits. br
BHrcEIVRIDGS does arisht when he refuses to
deny thst heis guilty OF ar infamous crlma.
- il there New York editor who is able TO
appreciate the stand taken by hgh-minded
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07

The object OF hay,nr "a jury Of The yici'
mage" to try prrsous charged with offences
wss IN old times to have The case decided
by persons that knew the facts. We have
changed all that. We now refuse to select a.
Jurors men who know snythnc about the
csss--or about anything else II IL IS a case
81 homicide.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07
A,1n thn Aler,ndrI, Gnz.tie,, past conrsc

AZ to the Alexandria Gaz-tte's past course
the Lvnchburg Virginian SAYS:
with every Democratic piper IN Virginia
pursulng the Gazette's policy Of fiEbtinK IN
the party AVID ont Of the party and against
the party Of its pleasure, we would have
presented q spcctscle Oh iscOnRruous in.
competency that would descryedly have
made TIE press aud the party alike laugh
tng stock for the country. II is well that
tho Gazette ha, an approving conscience "
in the matter; for it is &C tainIJ solitary and
alone in IT'S Enforcement Of It's own can.
tankerOuS csllrse.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07

The Fdnds cfa clock. Novel. BY VIII
LAM ~. RUNEEL. New YORK: The Anne.
rlctn Publishing IlouSe. lsSS. Price in
paper % cents.
A readable little story. For sale by the
publishers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07

Formerly We had ut least two speeches
day from General HARRISON Now it has
been weeks since he uttered ssyllsble, 30 IA
a. the public knows" We'll, il was time he
vas giving both the public and himself g
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07
Dyspepsia

Makes many lives niicrsbls. ard often leads 10
self destruction. DistreM after sating, sick head
rchs, heartburn, sour stomach, mental dsprel-
sion, etc, are caused by this very common and
increasing dlsea,s Hoods ssrsspariia tones the
stomach cresses sn appetite. promotes healthy
digestion, relieves sick headache, clears tho
mind, ard cures tie most obstinate cases OF dys-
persia. Read the following
a have o0sn troubled with dyspepsia. had
but little appetite, AID What dii sat distressed
me- or did me litls good. IN ~ hou- after eating
would srper!sncs fAintnes, OF TIED, allsone
feeling, az though l had not eaten anything.
Hoods sarsapar.lls dld ne Al immense snourt
Of good. II gave ne an appetite, aHd my food
relished and Satiissd the craving had previously
experienced It relieved mo Of that faint, tired,
an-Eons feeling IhaVs fslt so much bs,tor slnce
took Hoods sarIspAriua. that I'm hsppy 20
recommend H." G. A. PAGE, WATERFOWL, Mas.
N.B. BE sure 70 GET only
Hoods SaTSapaFiila
ssldbyaldruEEisss. 81; siIforfs. Preparation
LIKELIHOOD CO., Apolhscariss. Lowell. Mas.
100 pcses one Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07

IAN exchange says that there are 3,0O0,-
coo women in this country who 'earn their
own living" Add still there are iramps in
The country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07
ERIEF CONMENT.

The Cabinet slate begins TO look as IL il ha J
taken part In rock battle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07
DRESSED BEEF
NURSERY ANDEa

TLMWOOD NURSERY AND&s
H. FRUIr.FARH. -
We have on hand All rVaiy Tor delivery ;
large sfocs o; APPLE. Peach. CHkkRl, and
PfARTkEEs. snl al tho SMALL FRUITS and
BERRIES
FOR budding, rraftine. and cuttings we use
only wool from r bes~boaring -to 4, "hich
-susss our trees 20 bear sarlier moro Uniform
". and have better fruit an thcse raised from
the trimmings OF nursery rove
~ rArs Awarded hr,t premium f)r bet dis
playof apples A. American Pomological society
ina Philadelphia: also. $40 tn premium, - mo
virginia tFriruitlrai ani hechan al Ftpo'i-
don ga richmond las, fall. Have slso recciFol
nromi,Irns De fruit treos, grapes. and other uur-
.rr .to,s ~ three last fairs ~ lh' virginia 'la.e
Agricultural Society. Prices low % casa cu'-
,ouers. send for catalogue ami prices. sails
fscuOn guaranteed. ....
HsI.O0rO, Chesfer1cil county, Va.
O., a.Ffrn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07

u oil the theories regarding RUDOLPH's
taking Of are correct he died iust one dozen
deaths.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07
TIE SOUTH IN TIE LEAD.
EUREKA COMPANY. MACON, GEORGIA.
MANUFACTURERS or
CONCENTRATED LYE, BALL And CAN
POTASH.

The goods manufactured by this company
trade from Richmond 81 the mo Grsndo and are
tOld upon a. aOsO!u.o warranty % give sa.lsfac-
ton a1ke t. dealer and consumer. order goods
made by this company and you will TO suitei
Al grades made. from chemically pure 10 com
mon scruODtng lye, and ths wants Of any class
Of trade eau DO nllsL
THE PHOENIX FIVE-CENT LYE
manufactured by this compsny Is the largss,
package and best value Tor the money offered 10
the trade.
For sale IN Richmond at Wholesale by tho toll
loving nfms VINO will maintain tho warranty:
PURCELL 1ADD 4 60.
OWENsh MINOR DRUG COMPANY.
G. J.. ~AURk& CO.,
BOWIE q WEST.
SPOTS 4 GIBSON,
POWERS, BLAIR 4 CO.,
+. r. TAYLOR & CO.,
MINOR & BLANTON,
IRlBBErp TAYLOR
THOMAS POTTS & CO.,
G. w. ANTRIM \ SONS
W. ). JOHNSON 4 Co,
CkINGAN 3 TRANT,
GATES & BROWN
WATKINS A DAVENPORT,
JONES, POINDEXrER Z CO.,
WHITE. SELDEN & 60,
AUGUSTINE GLOVER,
RICHMOND OIL COMPANY.
southern Industry deserving your patron.
age. EUREKA COMPANY.
THOMAS W. Troy. General Agent
WILLIAM HALL CEBw a Co.. Brokers. l2l4 Cary
street, Richmond, Va IA i5-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07

The Central PRESBYTERIAN allows Robert
Elsmere to be reviewed in its columns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07
STATE or WISCONSIN,. .

Be 10 romsmo.rsi thst on me ...r COY '-
uary. 1854 ~ no city afHrrss'' a.. .e
Francis hioOdgooi. a corr mice Ia~
tie said city. euly cqUslfa .I.Hri a.
BY sac executive afteorfJ. sai I..s- .n
Of the s!sts Of FlrTsls. 20 laGtrt
" deeds a.. 20 te ISel ~ -nN...i
pers1nslly apBcArei hsary T. "a
dent, and James n stInner. ferf.f.f
North western Auiuai ll'-- lns.ff.
Of Milwaukee. Nscoasa, vic. .f
Sworn. dopose sn4 az alf "a I 'r
-ays, nat thsy are To ancf0-..et -..'.
~ tho said company, sd frat .'
true ana correct Ftatstasut O' H
ton Of said Organization On te
fiscal year-to VII ne i.rl -hf
i-0s. according g. ne Desr o. f
Information, ami tsllei. rs.I~
49, 10 te-tluony rNr-s
SEAL 49, nv laTissl A't"4
49, Oflco o. ia .''1 iff
IHAhtlr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07
julius SYCLE ( Son,
No. 2l3 EAST BROAD STREET.

Hoayy SILK PoNGEE SOC worth iL2S;
STRIPED BEIGE sOc. worth nc;
STRIPED VIENNA sUITlNC Soc worth 81;
Fine IMPORTED PLAIDs Sc. worth tl.es;
Fine W0RsTgD PLAIDs s1--chssp stti5O;
STRIPED CASHMERE SOC. worth &C.;
PLAID CASHMERE soc. worth 75c.;
COMBINATION PLAIN and STRIPE BEIGE to
match Plaio 81. stripe ii.2o;
COMBINATION SUITS atsis worth $40;
TWILL CASHMRREs with side band 62hc.
|orihtl;
CHINA SILKS SOC. worth 81;
sATfNs for party dresses 95c. ayard;
Light shades CASHMERE Sc. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07
HEALTH IS WEALTH

DR. < c. VESTS NERVE AID BRAIN
TREATaENl J, a guarantee frtcin3 ior AgD b.
IA Dizliaess. C0nvuls.ors -, Nervous H--
raIgiA Heafa.he, Nervous Prl.irsiiQn cAlsei by
TIE Use y slc0h0l or tlpsrc0, " lllnoss. afI-
vi Depression. solfealag ~ 10 Brain result lag
Ia iasAnity snf leading ID misery. @e'sy. al a
dealt. promauurs Oii AFs. Io.s n Poser Il
Either sex causei by oTtr-sEerticn N ne n.f.l
or ovor-iniglSencn zach b.I 2'a.ls 90
monthstrcsim-ut 81 Box. ~ Tiz boxes fll IL
SEN ~ mail prepaid on rer-i9t ~ pn'A
wsSUAkAHrgg SIX 8OAlS
oc,tra spv ca,a. Wlth errh o~n~f fs,sfvs- ~
" fnr Fix boneS accompanied wlil s. ~ 81
teud he purchaser our written guarNutHs DID, rec
ntuI he money u tia treatment does o.. .fsf
aeura Guarantees issued cuiy by
g.KOBGhfS BAhEk, Drlrg.si
solo AgoaS
so east Main street. hehmoaL "a
my i-d&Nly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07
REElNhR.

AL ROYAL ARCH MASONS Nh
1 aro cordially invited 20 attend ga
ssst conr0c7tion Of RI = 81 . y y SsSsSs
hOYALARCH CHAPTER, No. 3. ~ me Nh.ons
U.1 on FRANKLIN street. INlS thursday ~ l.
SJNt. FEBRUARY III, a. 1;O clocS.
~ ''u'' '' TAO -'' GE5RGE i. KEEsEE.
fec-lt sscretIry.
MASONIC NOTICE.-A,&,
~ stated communication of JoPPAkN
LODGE, 80. ~, A. P. hli 3. p. VIII be
held A. - Adams liaii ou THURSDAY the IN
1rstR4t. at7.J r. n. Member, Of sister lodges
aud transient brethren ere frAtcrnAily invited TO
De present.
GEORGE c. JEFFERSON.
70 --ff' secretnry.
A URO2ALODGE, No. lie, ..esx ~.
4 70 O. y. f.. will hold ns regular 3sSs,.ssl ~
session on TIL. Crhur'dcD I'VE
.iNG. February :. 1850, a. 40
O'Clock. Ga hl.st.'s Ilall. corner fiih and Mar
snail streets Caudi -fet for initiation aud de-
rreo. ara r. luested 9 prompt IheItsf viii
" IN attendance. AA-Cdi-FslloUs are Invited
o. mee Win ~.
IT, 1-lt x. ). D1ANl' SO Rotary
WHE MEMBERS OF NiR- -
L ClNiA COUNtIL, No. -, RoIAL{essYssss-k
tRCANUM arc req 4estsl 20 attend 9 Esf4[
ocular niee.nE o. tls.r Council ~ Csn- -
.-siH1u THIS lihurslay) r ENlNU stsoclOck.
ull st.tndan-e IS rs44eslsi, - business In
connection Fiil NE vifi. o. mo supreme Regent
sfll be brought before Tue Council. Members OF
s.-ier councils are ilVitsi ~ Ettenl.
by orisr Oi in5 Regent
WILLIAM LOYESSTEfT.
fe7 secretary.
NFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
- JEFFEKsON LODGE, so. 10. o. o. c., will
attend stated meeting % ths Lodge THIS
.EENfNG. th-ir i0dgs-ro0m, corner Erauk-
in and MAYO streets. s. 30 o'clock. CanGi-
dAiss far iri,iGuon will attend promptly.
ByO-Ier Of tie Lodge &. n. BOShER,
ie III Secretary
rV,HE MEMBERS OF THE McGILL
4 CATHOLIC USION are requested 10 attend
tle regular monthly literary meeting oi mo
f.1u Ill5 EVENING. February IN, az 8
O'Clock.
b., .lder OF the President
s1 Al. CAYASACGH, Secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07

Loans on bond az.
mortgage .......... ...f-i.
Premium u.f.s........ .e..I
Real estate. ............. l.i.t.
United -tafra iIlt.
rnArketVal s.......... ltI
stA.e, cry. iowa. anl
county bonds market
value. .+-....-.t.---t n,
Cash % land All Do
banEs .............. i.I'I-
Accrued Interest al
rent ................. 4g.t
Ledger a'r0Ins eIt
bills recriya .e....... .i.JO
Deferred premiums 80
per cent deIucfeiI.. fstfk tI
Premiums in course n
collection .li.iYj. ..... 1890 ID
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Kelulrins aunuai interest. sl,e5s7a.l2

Their "fecesd proposition" tSepaie Docu-
ment. page 4 without stating The princi.
nal. proposed payment OF 100000 annual
Interest,"
Their third proposition Senate Document,
1a.e 81 VA lis:
frlrcipAl, which iooludct bonds aud
inte-sst dus uitsd states Govern
rnelt which we're Improperly eX-
cl1Iei By the commissioner &3035s 400 co
And al.o 10 pcr cent OF the untund-
"a debt. which they presumed
Min not DO prrssntsd 81. ........... 3bSl,S70 IS
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To,aluaelli.iss

I9taI UhbINIe3, ..........- ~
SURPLUS OSlPGa CENT. Hksis......
Mum ber OF poiioies issued during ffs g-ar
Amounto Insurance Effected there
ly....s.s..t-.ttt-r-f --.r..t -..t...l IT
Whole NUMBER a. policies in force.
Amount " risks .a3lsOu......... f....'. DIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-07

NUUUNI TITTIF-Ts EfTlfII-s
Taxing their lat proposition for complri.
son with the "iOlut committees counter
propo.itIos." the difference in the amounts
proposed TO be funded would have been
in
r,rincinAl 81. so. 3nl q
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From Shop to Mansion.
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Makers Rise in Life.
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hunt Katy's low laugh rang out again as
she replied: "My dear Myrtle, Mrs Monteita,
this naughty dame who doesn't associate
with the laboring classes, was once my
kitchen girl She began by washing pots
and kettles, but as she was neat and quick
promoted her TO the care of the china
closet and diningroom after a time, where
she attacted the attention of a Young grocer's
clerk, who married her. Her family were
miserably poor, and felt sorry for the girl,
and did all could to help her, but she was
always proud and VAN, and, after her mar
riage, she cut loose from her family entirely,
and do not suppose she would recognize
one of her own sisters now
"But how did Mr.. Montelth get his
WEALTH." asked Mrs. Hervey, after lifting
her hands and exclaiming in her astonish-
ment at the story.
"He had faculty for successful specula-
ton, not always strictly honorable, either,
I fear" replied Aunt Katy, "and finally
struck oil in the very height of the oil ex-
element, and made n fortune in a hurry,
after which they removed to New York and
Dolly Monteith set up for fashionable
lady"
IAN uncomfortable snobr' exclaimed Mrs.
Hervey, Indignantly; $50 that is the founda-
ton of her extreme gentility!"
Depend upon it, my snobbish friend
Your family thread you can't ascend
Without good reason to appreheEd
You may find it waxed Tor oiLed) at the farther
end
BY some plebeian vocation"
quoted Aunt Katy, smiling. "Saxe could
not have described our American aristoc-
racy better and it looks to me extremely
silly, in q country where fortunes are
being made and lost every day, to in
dulge in such feelings of ultra gen.
tility. l always read it as a positive
symptom that at some time the person who
has such horror of work or working
people has been one of the class himself"
s'What dreadful thing it is to be born
without common sense" sighed Mrs.