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Telegram-herald., 1889-11-11

~ there s anything t14I delights 8
mgtlers heart, ls S - have her CAL x
boy conduct himself n poNts ana
gsul-eIa1n-y manner, waen sle has
cable t4A ot company al tea. II tleFe
= anything th4E 1s. ga-s tae average
boy e Is tae pr.yllege u satisfying tle
crls ngs oE q Ten foot sppst le through
twQ-lncn HOUta, uiIl IS mueh q s.
palcl snd a. lglle hluderance from tie
Dictates " etiquette AZ as can possibly
seelres Wnll= t1s maternal eye S not
upon ann. How to rec0lc.l u these teo
coaftlctng interests presents oae ot tie
most perplexng problems III domestic
economy
One t1nd mother has found 3 solu-
ton, WHICH ID default u any better.
Re commend CD the consideration of ali
ANXIOUS mothers. Just before she sum-
mons the assembled guests. she takes
the voraelous hopeful ntO the pantry
and subjects him u q thorough s-ahlug
process. Bread and butter, cheese.
cake. salad, cold meat, nuts, fruits,
etc, are indiscrimlnately and nces
saat.y dealt out % him, until, 10 utter
helplessness, he falls back and yels
enough % Then she seats aim al the
table Ia the midst Of her guests, and
operations begin. AL through the re-
past he partakes OF the good things
sParmgiy OF l.sps out n MS sweetest
tones, No, thank YOU" Thus the boy
escapes torture, the mother is spared
modification and the delighted friends
~ home and tell tler boys what an
accomplished young gentleman little
Tommy rckleDack ls.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-11

If Is stated that Queen Victoria has made
large real estate Investments in New Ork.
This sll make che anglo mauiaCs In Gotham
jump for Iug hlr to che Awr-teau mind it
VIII show tlaE Airs Guelph with that business
saeaclIY which has characterized al her iuau-
cial operations. has come o. tne conclusion
thar sae can uaks more out of her money in a
tnriF.ug protest on country than 40 home.
where frre trade wil only allow the lowest
rate of interest. t.-Ioled0 Blade.
And this IS . very fine country 70 live
in, too. Let your big boy run the old
machine awhile, Nic.,-'twiu please
him, he's been waiting so long, you
ku0w-and come over and stay a while
with your American cousins.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-11
REAL - -aouNTRY.

Eok Lot 80. 81. ottawa heacht thls
iut - oHe ~ Iar nrsf selection 10 ls la-
cated only short distance ffsm tae hotel aad
las ca ni.r view uf l.-ar Michigan. Address
JAS a. ilas0lus 81 "a. Is. LoNelan1. Grand
Rapids. Mich. ll-,ua
4 GREAT BARGAIN --f1-acre farm frame
4 house. COED orchard ln1 acres improved 3
miles ifnn BALDWIN. iuf saie cheap. Inquire
laEsart. oIrott A oausoa. 81 Wl
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-11

IS speaking or the causes Of Repub-
beam defeat IN O1o. Rainbow Chaser
Brce said. "Thore Is a tendency there
to strongly protest against Republican
sumptuary iersIst or" which. bong
Interpreted, means the s3ne ss the vsr-
Dict on Che drowning Of Che cid fisher
man. t0-wt
T. ee svaet 7hert fhs tlct.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-11

E'ok SALE A square piano in good coudl-
tloH. cheap Inquire at ls North Division
81. between D. and oT u ald 2 D. m. tla
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-11

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be tbs
Largest OF AL Michigan Dallies Ex-
cspt Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-11

"a Nkk,k IS a HAPPY PANTY lvtas s.
- atnte@ aeaes taak waists So tt l.ata
AafFlte 30 aas aE letae 81 tarsf 4ua Eaf
<l-t .l sasE .tIEls ~ T. 8 ir1s-4
ENA sALE->lek zna llrsa psyiae reut. s|s.
Easa n4t4 MOVIES. tat4 NHt h.tf Ha
aiia.i.rT ttal - act eA etl a-fa tfeIt aal
eNH A.sst aa4 Neg fof 81 altltsi SASS ..
l'as go 1eat 81 he2N 8 Ars hcUsalH4s
t.ate Atl saNN lrN lluNsf sssss less ..
4l-A 4-si -estH h .a.tlf aatr sig .I tl.aE.
sls.at tuuaasllens rooms siuIt foeln
lttl hsttlils. e.t,i. ti.4.et. ceil-i. NtetNfa,
Na.Ae tt ataa.it W4teE -.Urae lrH
ea i4s a4 sfaaa fa1 NeAl uVsrnt ss.-
ttuuttit as ffnt N i4Ae vacant let 81 5
HAy3n4ai a-se aoas.. la re4t ln44.rs ltsla
81. ArH aas-2el4aa .aak. s.l
Eph sAlt-ls .l asss bis thal asa sos nlaee
~ ~ q a.rtsat- who's Asa an 81
t-a tA-. tIta ti rooms aHaff fI lsfIs.
tte, th4u parte. lss window, large aaf "a
"ita ete,.ass- HtfllH a aullhtIs ui tllas
BIZ 4h's lHnirItf must 81 saIa te rlast ..t
s.sie- las ld s. aa-a bt y arlh a. - vacant.
~ h.-lt aHv f.-s. haft sleeiaf aa taeIf
aptsf tl.ie N1- lsi slseeT. s. A. -lIaI. t1a al.
uter u kas. Arlost 81. -u
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-11
OFFICIAL PAPER or The CITY.


DRASD RAPIDS. MONDAY. nov. IL
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-11

NANTEn-Situati0n by experienced steno
" grapher lirsI-class references. Address
IT. l.. B. care OF Carrier NJ. 5th. 3l
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-11
HELP WANTED FEMALE.

NVANTED-A competent girl Tor general
" housewOlk. Mrs. Joshua speed. IS Souin
Lafayctlest. SO
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-11

NANIED-MA MAN-To take the agency ~ cur
" safes, size -sNlexlo inches Nelrtr HJ
lbs.; retail pItr So, other sizes ina prop portion.
rare chance to create a permanent business
at home These safes meet demand never
before supplied by other safe companies, as We
are not governed by tae safe Pool. Alpine
safe Co. Cincinnati. %. d-sat
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-11
SITUATIONS NAIB.

WANIED-A lady of nice appearance seven
W hours day, cali AT noon Il "a Porter
Block. entrance 5l9 South Division ST. tl>
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-11

WANT fD-Man with $50 O. invest Ia good
~ business already Established Que Msfh
5000 ana upwards Co invest mercantile ble.-
ne,st one ~iih sl-le1 10 invest iu humber
NI ,lars-, aud others w'ta Caeital Ranging
iT.ia sut 10 s-Nf t,tl aul examine ouf Il~t
aLl Hl-
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-11

WAAIED-Aeliable local and travelling
y statesmen positions permanent, special
inducements now last selling sprcialrIrss
dol delay salary from start Gr0Wa Bros.
Nursery Chicago. ia. Jal d.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-11
SITUATIONS wABTED-FEWALB.

WANTED-A lady iu each city, town aud
" township 20 procure subscribers for the
Home Magazine. conducted boy Mrs. John A.
Logan. special inducements offered. Refer
ences required. Address The BrOdlx Publish
ing Company. Washington. u. &.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-11

W NJ L1i- Three lice YaGug u.xh O. Nork Ia
" STATE Must come Nel recon larudod ald
have So lH c2SA salary . prr month. ca %
address O. ~ tr1a =. ti.nf fhlb is1iuE Holss.
Room lis. Hermitage Bllll lug. Grand kaEids
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01
law Reform.


10 ne A'a" ~ "f D"I".c'
Il le curou 20 W3icn the chaA%. Nhlch
time make even IN ihe suppose iinmu'a-
blltN %. "rl'tn lus'i uIhcA.,. ine .'.c,l''
ed lnielrrD iilioH on Ihe Oo"9. I'l' ol
t'e tLit1 0.fioa at INC il,i' 'i us ,.d'p-
non is NOT what II is now. I"per VANS are
No. barriers against tle lhrAoiApi' INV o..
progress. IMc wears out inc useless ne
writing remains a' "a "a '9' % tHe 90 ui %
a. Is l..f easier I'D 20 ' ItaH nt. 81 'i''
than tore IS 1p'h t.ii llou A.1 iui-i'""e
oil coniiictmG opinions; huV lh' history on
wit, % Cons -iiunOns as eAenphnot IN
America SHOWS the aoSu.alc lilpoa74Dt4-F
~ getting oneness ot inter IttalioH.
Jt seems strange Jn"J VIZ. hs as
cmeid'Y prepdi ea luo -" '-0"-
non OF lA5 Il,,u o.".,'' anu
Wei Know h' '"e'Iu AH'' ".''YD7 ''u 'ie ~
gent number OF persons supporter O- '"V
opposite .el5 OF opinions ON VIC sdiIo
WORDS maze as pIdll ORG I'l!y ~ lulu
Could MAKE '"e,h' ,nb C,Ii ,.,l-ly ~ w ,,
has been nor cla De. No Ola MOI lal1ly
can carve anew INC images ana me luea'
which once %" mons hNe-. owen
tonalty gives away tAe race OF ~ ,ufs
itself alters az we move on .H' Io|A ~
clNiH@al NH' Inc stl"-~-' At '@ l41o
forces out tAe Worlhlc ana l'I ".I ,1 1Le
true ana the N'.iul inc spI' id OF AHoW-
led"c opens oh1 'tDau @Iu IL il'Is '3 l ~.
~ MI dltgctlyA' anu IN lnoso Ii1Hia't tI-s
towards inc past we can scv SllAo sli9
monuments erected ~ the WISDOM anu
TIE folly oi our ancestors. 1le history
OF the forward movement mas Deeh
Ike that Of the enchanted well IN lrish
legend, which lay Tor centuries shrouded
in darkness IN the midst OF gorgeous city
TIL some careless hand left open the door
that had enclosed It and the morning sun
light dashed uponlts waters. lmme dlately
IT arose responsive 20 tho warmth oil us
new life, and ITS reslstless waves bursting
ITS old limits rolled over tine temples and
thepaiaces Of tho past. Iherc l. nothing TO
regret IN the ~onderlul dement's "Aicn we
have derived nom the d'scoytiles OF
science. and where they are pest uhuef-
stood ana applied We have the greatest
happiness Tor the greatest number. IL was
possible for our ioTefaters not 70 inquire
but II IS not possible ior rs; 10 rely upon
the sterling honesty or the intellect Tor me
attainment OF truths the ,noblest instinct OF
human nature. Ii should not be Tepress-
cd. but encouraged IN every possible way;
The world owes lhuch 70 lhtelectuat
rebels sir henry sumner Name co says tnae
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01
HALF-SEAS OVER.
A sailor Run over by q Locomotiyc-LooR-
ing for building sites.


N0rroTr N-ro-0I0~ N $50
~, ~ 80 l,l,.,,,.;,,., ~, I.orl 4lo
treeeiIch ,i.lgh, ution'l Oh ,' ,.'
TccrNlhe-snlp Ianhli i' D'."r "',
laE down ON lnr litlA vl '.,. - 800 -
a!I no".9 Nr nun ,',' i..'.,.'l. &C.,.
marsh, tan,a was, run Over ny Ios4.no.Fe
ana h'il h.a i.i. '- 'I..7le' or .r
i""." 10 we 9'"' i"i'-'.'.' vi d. a..
nN t1e ponce, ana 1-,! ,3-'" ,.'lni "' ~
ll'e ,.,,..l tI,.-.t.l
SEVERN Hhoe l,."i' .-i-. .'' ~ WIZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01
lNEhRNrST


Especial telegram 20 the Dispai. ID
DASyHIE, Va November 30.-0ue az the
most earnest meetings Of hueueas-meu
ever known here was hold tlia afternoon
under the auspices of the Chamber % Com
mcrce. and many Of the largest property
oWuer. in The city wer. resent 4 p. o'u-
tion was adopted hng the city Council
10 pass an ordnance ctemutng from t4Z-
alton an new mauuiaciuI c-ia.I. be
ments employing NOT less than SJ.0lJcapltal
and otin conflict with the manufacturing
establishments already established which
are subject to taxation. Tho resolution
viii be submitted To- the Council on Mon
day.
A resolution was then passed appointing
c. II. Conrad, T.. X. Burton, and ~. y.
Rufin committee to visit Lynn, Mass,
and offer Inducements 90 the manuiacru-
rcrs in that town 90 remove 20 Danylde.
General Thomas Ewing, president of the
Atlantic and Danylo railroad, was TO
Quested 70 accompany the committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01

cised similar power IN 1792 IN tne
case OF Bowman rs. Middleton, reported IN
/ Bog, 252. These were about all tne
guides Marshall had. No constitutional
question can ever como up under IN I'm.
written constitution, and, as q witty
Frenchman has long since well said, u 10
n fundamental principle with English law
yers that Parliament can do everything
but make woman n man and man
woman The object Of this reference 10
the growth Of constitutional law IN
America is 70 show that reducing rules ~
government 20 writing does not even tend
10 prevent their expansion. VINO wouil
willingly cut out of the Constitution OF
Virginia the inimitable Bill OF Rights OF
that ideal Democrat George Mason| Nouii
yre feel safar If we had 20 ransack the books
for nrocedepts rs 20 our individual llber-
ties2 IL we must have precedents tor
Whatever we do. and English presidents
nc VOL. an examination OF her statutes now
shows that she has fused law and cquity by
the iudicature acts OF 1873 and since then
codi6ed the law of bills and checks.
Twcnty-three of tho States and lerrito-
ries Of the Union have adopted Codes OF
Civil Procedure and nineteen Codes OF
Criminal Procedure" Five Of the f2tty-
two Saskatchewan and Louisiana, Call
forum. North and South Dak0t0-haye
adopted codifcGtion entirely. No man
who has visited those states can say That
the development and expansion OF law mas
been stopped. We get Pomcroy' EquHy
Jurisprudeuce from the Pacific Coast
and other Gna works on law. Mr..
James G. Carter a charming writer
and the leader of the reactloulsts IN New
York state. has yigorou II aud success ilI-
L. fought codihcation In his own STATE,
though the proposed change las neDn
pending since 1913. \ loading New YORK
daily not long since undertook 70 ascer-
ttiu tine sentiment Of the bar of that state
regarding the adoption Of the fin. con.
Two thousand lawyers were written TO;
GO expressed themselves III iayor on coal-
GcatiOn aud $500 against IT, Mhlt the
Icrir'lture which ass moles in December
should d0 now is o. appoint - commission
of say three good lawyers to rr'-
pare code OF civil procedure for
tho Commonwealth of Virginia, pro-
vidiug for 0nc form OF c'rI Gr''na
bic DELAYS uuayoidaDly incident I'd llti-
cation may be prevented. All of the
progressive lawyers in the State Will gladly
welcome such action. and that IL VIII meet
with the approval Of businessmen goes
without saying.
The cost viii be exceedingly small, and
the preparation of Code of CIVIL
Procedure will be no very dIicult tatA'
q there are SO many models which CON Dee
followed. It's adoption Will not interfere
with one single vested right. The cause OF
law ref0rmn is tho cause of the people,
and therefore is % proper subject of d. GUS
sion for newspaper. ON the 2-th OK Az
gust, 1889. az the annual meeting Of the
American Bar Association at Choa 20, Hon;
David Dudley Field, Its president .delTered
tbcGldrrss. iie c'eQu .uty >ul in cpNriu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01
OFF FOR LYNN.
suffolk Bids for tho Burned-out Shoe
Shops.
Especial telegram 70 me Dispatchl

SUFFOLK, Va, November 90.-The Town
Council held a special meeting last night
and appointed Il committee 70 visit lynn,
Mass, and present TO the burned-out
manufacturers the advantages possessed by
our town as location for manufacturing
establishments, and endeavor TO get them
to visit Suffolk and inspect the surround
ings. The committee is composed of the
following gentlemen: Mayor John b.
Primer, Councilman A. II. Jones, DR., Cap
tain John II. Wright, and c. l.. Tarr. ESQ.
train en- rolae to Lynn. and on Monday will
be advertising 10 the people of Massa-
chusetts that Suffolk is a 1.-Two and progress
siye town, and one that offers excellent
advantages TO manufacturing enterprises
OF all kinds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01

The North Danyile Baptist church will
be dedicated tomorrow. In the early
morning VIII be Sunday-schoOl mass
meeting. At IL o'clock Ecy. j. k. Graves.
of Glade Spring. VIII preach the ded.catoly
sermon. This to be followed oy short
historical sketch of the church by Rev. j..
Il. Mohet, pastor. Tho church Will then
be thrown open Tor tic reception OF MEM
bcrs. In the afternoon the church Will Join
with the Baptist church in Danyille in ten
dering formal welcome 10 the new pastor,
Or. I. b. Thames, in which service al tho
pastors of tie city viii take part.
At night there will be- an address in
North Danville church by DR.. 4. J.. Dick
iuson on Church Work and Church
Morkers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01
SHOT AND KILLED.

News is received here that on Wednesday
last Howson Hancock. Young white boy
fifteen years old. was shot aud instantly
killed by Archer CLANCY. boy Of the same
age, while the two were hunting IN the
county near Peytonsburg. The load en-
tered Hancock's breast, making al ugly
wound CLANCY claims the shooting ac-
cidental. but that statement Is denied by
HancOck's younger brother, who witnessed
it. CLANCY was arrested and hailcd.
Charles L. Mcdowell. the dude forger,
had a hearing to-day and was sent on to the
grand jury.
The shipments Of manufactured tobacco
for November were 5S8,3g7 pounds, an IN
crease over November of last year of 49,
5l7 pounds. Total shipments since Jan
uary LIST, 7l23.77G pounds. which 10 an in
crease over last year OF 2,03g,759 pounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01
AUCTION sAsEs-Monday.
ByN. w. Bovo.
Real Estate Auctioneer
NOM SSION ER'S SALE
LARGE AND CENTRALLY-LOCATRD
DWELLING,
No. 1903 ROSS STREET.
ArIyr LOCATION FOR ABoARDISG.HoUsE.


WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER ~. iNa9.
NJ O'Clock 7. g.. the TIRE E-~IOkY-AND-
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING 30 las Alss
street, between Thirteenth aud Fourteenth
streets. containing o'egon rooms, besides De-
~ ned kifchen with ily0 rooms. c31l-h0use, bath,
closets. &C., and Ia good ofder throughout
The capacity Of the house AMI lts central aci
convenient location cpniins 20 render this n
good purchase for = home 0r as an inYostn er',
anu 10 Is especially desirable ~ boarding
house. Tho lJtis -.Xi.l feet 90 an alloy
lFRgs: ono fourth cash Hld tte residue AZ
six. twelve. aud cichtfsn months Pr notes. with
interest added aud title retained. or more t1au
one fourth or AL Gosh, 10 the option o' tpe pur-
chaser. THOMAS O.. JACKSON.
Special Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01

Mrs. Morton has recently purchased m
entire dining-servicc. including china, cut
glass. silver. and linen. The china IS tic
finest Hayilaud. and is colOrcd almost en-
tiroly dark mahogany rcd, which is r.
leycd by scroll patterns OF gilt. The sil-
yer is Of very massive design. very much
ike the patterns used a hundred years
ago. Ia the matter Of table-cover-
ing MIS-. Morton does not incline
towards the tablc-spreads of embroidered
silk or satin. which are now so popular.
She prefers rather the coiOred decoration.
Some of her sets. however, are narvcls of
uecdlo-work. which IS done 10y drawing the
threads md working in intricate laco pat
terms. Hcr tTay-clothcs and bouiiet-scari5
are an made after the same fashion, having
in addition 10 tie ncedle-work heavy
knoited fringe.
Nr. Morton has taken as his Washington
residence "a large house near Nr. b@ue.s.
built by % wealthy California widow, and
completed less than two years ago, but re-
Gently vacated 10y the death Of its mistress.
u is all furnished ready for occupancy.
Mrs. Morton viii take with her her own
corps of servants. and there, ~ here, the
household arrangements will be under her
personal supervision.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01
VHE RICHMOND AND YVES

' A III II IN II lAA-fIf Nv " Ait' l.
i POINT TERMINAL RAILWAY AND WARE
HOUSE CONPAAI.-lLo annual meeting o. tho
stockholders tor tue election " president and d.
Iectors aui Tor lie trans action u such other bust
ness "a Il may be proper % consider Nil tnlo
place a. he office % the company. In mo city NJ
iic1moui. Va, on tho i0IH DAY OF DECEM-
Der, 1850, 40 - O'Clock ". The transfer books
Will close November 25th 40 o'clock =. NJ, and
reopen December -, lssJ, az a. O'CLOCK. A. NJ
x. BROOKE,
noi7-Su&Ihtd Secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01

SMITH AND WIFE. PLuSrlsFs. AGAfSsr DgfSy-
ARD, SURVIVING lEi sTEr, NEfrhDANt -IE
Tur DuAsCgRY COURT w INA CITY or KicH-
M0Np.
/. Charles W. Gli1in. cierl, - sail court, ce~-
ufy that the bond required Of the special crin-
missioner ~ tao decree in 3gll cause q october
g. l-s9. has been duly given.
Gwen under my hand fh.s 2'ih toy ~ Nogom-
Der, 1882 CHARLES ~. 1DDiiN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01

Peacefully II you can" b.a by al means
keen DR.. Bulls Couch Syrup in the house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01
she has the costume almost reproduced,
except that nowitis trimmed with whitetur
WINTER WRAPS.

SDe mas the costume bifuOst ftplpuuNch,
except that nowit il trimmed with white fur
WINTER WRAPS.
Among her winter wraps IL Russian
garment made Of dark mahogany, velvet,
shot with gold. The large otter cloak -
bordered with beaver fur and falls away
from the figure at each side like great
wings, lined with vivid flame color.
cloak Of gray-grcen velvet has sleeves
Of very beautiful fabric, covered with
many-colorcd embroidery in Persian of-
fects. A superb passcmcnterie, exactly
matching this material, IA placed where
the sleeves are joined to the mantle, so that
it falls OF the green velvet. There IS an
odd-pointed yoke and fchu-like collar of
tho same around the throat. This mantle
Is only for evening wear.
The handsomest of Mrs. MOrton's wraps
is q LONG garment OF DIRK, mOss-grcen vel
vet. made surtout style. with rch trim
ming OF Alaska sable. a deep Russian col
Jar of this fur nearly covering the Shout
drrs.
She does not share the taste for the
large picture" hats of velvet laden with
ostrich piume8. but wears instead close
fitting toques, or round turbans, made 20
match her costumes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01

tETTFT ny ND NEArI l-.- . = ~
RICHMOND, VA, November o., 1870 }
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
-
The nnnual meeting Of the stockholders Of
he MASONIC temple ASSOCIATION or Nlk-
GlNlA viii 10 held f. he Office OF tho Secretary
On MONDAY no - DAY 0t December pr.ximO
st~:f0 o'clock y. N. WILLIAM b. ISAALn.
no 5-td Secretary.
NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEET
= ING or TnE STOCKHOLDERS or THE
RICHMOND And DANNILLE RAILROAD COM
PANY viii Dc hold at tho omco OF tun Company
in tho C!tY " Eiclnond, Va, on WEDNESDAY,
tho 3ih day III December is,9, at ~ o'clock ".
The transfer boss vii bo closed 40 IS O'Clock +.
~. November .6,h, aud reopened at 10 o'clock
-. 81. December ,, 1889. l.. DaOyhE'
M 11.td Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01
FINANCIAL
4 MOTHER SOUTHERN INDUS

A MOTHER SOUTHERN INDUS
"A TRY.
The subscription books OF the RICHMOND
ICE-MACuINE COMPANY are now open - Tho
Citizens Bank and 81 the Office u tho Treasurer,
No 3 Eleventh street. stock, S25 per share. Iaya-
bic s. cash aud balance ia two equal payments
al thirty ana sixty days. Three machines built
under tho patont owned by tnis company ars
now working most successfully, aud another
having capacity OK fifteen tons daily "a now
being bulk for tho Transparent-lce Company, ~
this city. The ma. hino We propose 70 build ia
simpler, costs less 10 MAKE and operate, and
gives better results thar any other ma mine on
tho market Prospectus can be hal al either VI
sbOVe-named places
HERMANN SCHMIDT, President
L. A. CATLIS, Secretary and Treasurer.
dsI-su,WSF3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01

Amons Mr.. Mcrtou's reception dresses
the one which l fancy fashion writer's Will
have most to say about this winter IS a
combination Of black velvet, lace and jet.
Tho bodice IS of velvet and rcaches JUS, up
10 the arm-pits, whore IT is finished with
little Jet points. 1t Iust meets IN the front
aud falls away in regular saw-tecth to the
waist-line, where it points down into q
regular coat-fap. edged with jet, and
swocps out III q train from the waist. The
whole front is OF the finest silk net, heavily
embroidered with Jet. The lace is brought
from the top Of the bodice up over the
shoulders, where it is held in place with
crescents of the finest cut jet. Long
cloves of black suede. reaching TO the
shoulder, will be worn with thus dress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01

without attempting 20 give o final an
swer, II may be well 10 consider this: SO
far a. Russia and India and the Argentine
Republic are concerned, the cultivation Of
wheat IS extending and conditions prevail
Ing there, such rs cheap labor. cheap land.
and fertile soils. that enable them 20 COM
pete an tho aggregate TO q large extent
with the United States. Australia, tOo.
has done considerable IN this direction
and promises 10 DO more. Here we have
CHEAP transportation. the most improved
means o. sowing. cultvatine. and harvest
tng, ana restless. energetic population.
Until quite recently We have had an easy
advantage over would-be rival wheat-ex-
porting cOuntries and the question plainly
presents itself, Are Sc 10 b" permitted 10
retain this supremacy, or is the Russian
peasant. the Indian iyOt Or the cmigrant
10 South America 10 shut ont the intelh-
gent. well-equipped farmer in the great
western grain States of North America?
DR. RU8fAND.
A few DAYS ago learned that there are
others giving their attention TO this pro-
tlem. gentleman Of perhaps thirty years,
S3th 3 rotund, rudy face. German cast Of