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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13
Co-operation by wase-Earners.

Twelve young ladies of Indianapolis,
employed In stores and Offices, have
living on the Berlamy plan. Each pays
into the treasury So per week, and a
cook is employed to prepare meals. In
addition each is assessed % cents for a
contingent fund, which is held to meet
unusual expenses. The young ladies
room in couples, and each week two of
them are appointed purveyors. Tho
only time they are all together is at
supper, but they are contented and en-
10y their way of living.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13
HOME, SWEET HOME

A hozss withs1k > flsne u@y 60 vel eusush
~ EALSI IL. sst aoI 6 LIXE ia.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13


TIE maIsiDlicatioH of boxing schools
rs brought % the surfaces erop ~ di-
Ilina-i Te fighters IA almost every large
Americas citY. chiehy q the ban tzla
aad feather-TeighE classez AeoupaeE
ll6tie nan IA invariably mere active ana
energetic than beavy-weighS and
these plgmy pugilists make nGca
more scieatinc showing IN ths ring
than tae bigger men Ancag tho latter
A. IS notorious tha1 Wttn feS exeep-
t.aas, al the mills" fought In the last
faa years have either been hlpPodromed
or have failed through the want of grit
OF some one Of the ooInbatants IL isn't
50 win the Ils snd 10 Founders; they
are zane clsar down % the heels
The hrtle 'uns are good 'uns every
time. wss the Characteristic remark Of
salIigan " Ed Msllaban. after Wit
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-13
LITTLE RING GIANTS.
Eantans CroWdiag tns Biz Fed
lows for Pagi.istic Honors-

a s~ara - L6iVssi.a Ftshssrs. Hsrs
eei<at a., PiaskasF saa Ciss.rsF
IAza tGe ss4sFsstkiats-so so=as
42fsFsskfaz Ek4saplss-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-24
Strong Won.

Women love strong men. weak man may
excite ;heir sympathy, and a w)man'5 careful
tenderness s0Othe and soften the anguish OF
weak mans soul, but tho laughing. Joyous, warm.
exubersnt love OF women dear belongs % tho
men that are strong and noble and kind. Ihon
why Will man continue weak aud mean AMI
peeyish'
An old gentleman Writos b. y. b. gives mo
new life and strength. IL there Is ANYTHING that
will make an Old man young, 10 IS B. b. b.
some men sHy. and women too, they never fool
weas and mean oxceptin the spring. Why then
feel weak and moan and nervous and prOstratrd
In the rpring timo when life and spirit ewakeh5
with thrilling buOYaucy even the vegetable
wOrldf Must you allow sluggish blood, inactive
organic functions, rlIs-y joins aud general Wcak-
ness 10 make your Ito miserable simply because
the long winter mas restrained your natural
activity 10 need not be- II only you Will use
that pleasant and Incompatible tonic blood
purifier known a. b. r.. b., or Botanic Blood
Balm, your health ga spring time win be- all that
you can wish. Try it this spring. Try II now
T.. A. shepherd, Norfolk, Va, August 40. ls,3,
writes: 81 depend on b. -. b. for the presorva-
ton % ny health. / have bad II m my family
now n9ariy two years, aud IA ell that time have
not had 20 have q DOCTOR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-24
DAMAGED BY WATER.
How the Flood on "Wednesday Evening
Affected Some Houses

During the heavy rain on last Wednes-
day evening, when the culyert at the cor
ner of Main and Madison streelS oecalhe
stoned up. the water flooded several
wards and filled halt dozen or more base
ments.
a Dispatch reporter passing that way, yes
terdav was invited into Mr.. ". K. Lees
house and was told of his great loss by the
waters rushing through the basement and
running everything in its track.
Ii rose TO the height of five feet IN the
cellar. and for several days the family had
TO 90 10 a neighbours 10 get their meals.
Six inches Of black mud was left on the
floors, which required the employment OF
several laborers 10 clean away.
The water caused the floor Of the base
ment 20 sink six inches at the end next TO
the street. Everything in the basement
was completely ruined -,
Some half dozen neighbors OF Mr.. Lee
shared the same fate. and the total loss
from the overflow will amount TO $4,000 or
$1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-24

At meetings Of the Committee on Ar
rangements of the Labor-day parade and
of a committee from Richmond Typo
graphical Union, No. 30, held Friday night
plans were perfected for a eala-day Sep
tcmber 1st. 70 bo INDUCED in by the fifteen
trades unions of this city.
Richmond Typographical Union has
made an appropriation OF So to be e1-
pended in banners and badges for their
organization.
Immediately after the parade it was de
cided by the General Committee on Ar
engagements to hold a picnic at the Expo
sit'on-Ground-.
Each union in the parade will carry. a
banner and badge representing their trade,
md il is expected that eight hundred men
will participate in the affair.
A Communication has been received by
Acting-Mayor Dickerson from Alr. James
b. Doherty and others requesting that the
operatives Of the city be allowed holiday
on the occasion OF Labor-dGy.
MIR. Dickerson has addressed letters to
the heads of departments asking them to
grant the request as far as practicable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-24
..,...o :. ,,n,,oa nv The stockholders

members 20 be elected by the stockholders.
was adopted, and Mr.. N. ". Randolph
moved that committee OF three. be APP
pointed 10 nominate the three members to
be elected by the stockholders.
The motion being carried, the Chair APP
pointed Mcssrs. Randolph, L. A. Catlin,
and II. @. Fbel, who, after consultation,
nominated Messrs. 4. A. Cary. James ID.
Crnmp. and S. II. HAYES. who were unani-
mously elected.
STR FOR THE BUILDING.
The question of the sftc for the building
was then taken up. and after free and full
discussion the following resolution, offered
by Mir. A. n. Christian. Jr.. was adopted:
Rcso'rod. That the Board of directors OF
the Chamber of Commerce and the Build
ING Committee be authorized and instruct
cd TO proceed as soon as may. be practi,
cable TO purchase the site 70 oe selected
by them, perfect the plans for the building.
and take all such other steps az may pe
necessary and expedient with the view OF
erecting a new. modern, and commodious
building.
Upon motion Of Mr.. W. T. Hancock the
meeting then adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-24
HARRY LAUGHED LAST.
wit and Humor in the Tenth District Con-
yantion.

A gentleman who attended the Demo-
cratic convention in the Tenth congress
sIonal district lately held at Amherst
Courthouse was in the city yesterday and
related the following incident to Dispatch
reporter
Harry Tucker had been renominated by
acclamation and made a magnificent
speech of acceptance, when calls were
made for his distinguished father. Hon.
John Randolph Tucker, who for number
of wears represented the old Sixth district
and was elected once from the Tenth.
The well-known Wit and humOrlst walked
forward and with q merry twinkle IN his
eve looked at his son and remarked:
Harry, YOU escaped by the skin of your
teeth. for II was as much as ] could do TO
keep these people from nominating your
father
Soon the able and brilliant William l.:
Wilson. of West Virginia. was introduced
10 the convention. and with his dry humor
brought down the house by commencing
his speech thus:
Mir. Chairman and Gentlemen of the
Conventional congratulate you that IN
choosing between the father and son you
have selected the lesser of the two evils. !"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-24
PHARMACISTS SOON TO MEET.
The American Association to Convene at
Old Point September sth.

The annual meeting Of the American
pharmaceutical Association, which met
last wear at San Francisco, Cal. Will open
is sessions at Old Point Comfort on Mon
tav. September Sth. This ASSOCIATION.
having a membership Of about thirteen
hundred. is composed OF the leading rep
Yesentatiye pharmacists of the United
Etates and Canada. IL IS expected that az
least four hundred members will attend
this (the thrty-eighth) annual meeting.
The past record of this body presents vol
umes of valuable information, the result
Of scientific Investigation and research,
which has been the means of eleyating tho
profession of pharmacy from the crude
condition ii occupied some forty years ago
60 the plane Of one Of the learned profess
sioDs. with rs legally-incorporGted colleges
Of pharmacy IN all Of the large cities of
the United States and state Boards of
Pharmacy IN ihlrty-one States.
Tie Committee OF Arrangements have
MADE very attractive programme OF
entertainments concert. a banquet, and
81 excursion 10 Virginia Beach, IN add
ton 20 which the COmmandant at Fort
yess Monroe has promised 10 have an artil-
lery drill especially for their entertain
mont.
The Virginia Pharmaceutical Assocla-
tion will hold their annual meeting at tae
same place. commencing on September
9th, thus giving It's members an opportu-
nifty 10 attend both meetings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-24
PLEASURES FOR TIE WEEK.
r,cursions to West Point. Dutch Gap,
NorfoIk. Luray, Natural Bridge. Etc.

For Tho coming week the young ladies OF
a.. S.cred Heart church will hold lawn
~ '3'' 81 the corner Of Nam and Harvie
artrests different programme has been
arranged for each evening, consisting OF
concerts. tableaux, drills, DC. Refresh,
y,ents Of all kinds viii be on band and all
who attend will be assured nice time.
Tho brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
noers and Order Of Railway Conductors
vii Give an excursion to west Point to-
morrow. The train VIII start rom Man,
chester at o'clock. Boating, h3Aing' ana
dancing will be among the pleasures.
NAM, - vii run select excursion to Luray
and Natural Bridge on next Wednesday
The Ariel will give another excursion to
Norfolk and Old Point next Saturday
nigb+ The boat leaves here at 10 o'clock.
This will probably be the last OF the sea-
'o On Monday. September sth, Monroe
Grove No. 1. r. A. o. d., will give an ex-
cursion to Fredericksburg.
The moonlight excursion recently given
TO Dutoh Gap by the Richmond Light In
fantry Blues proved to be such pleasant
and Successful affair that II has been de-
cided TO repeat IL next thursday nlgnJ.
Foually as attractive programme VIII De
arranged as was observed on the former oc-
casion and only enough tickets Will DO
sCId to comfortably fill the boat. They
will give a band concert and viii have
some good singing. and string band Will
Le carried for the benefit Of the dancers.
An excursion to Dutch Gap VIII be gwen
this evening under the auspices OF the
VIRGINIA Steamboat Company. ! ne steamer
ARIEL leaves tho wharf Ut L. VI. and Will
return at p. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-24
GENERAL FRY IMPROVED.
His Physician Thinks lie VIII Recover
a Lie of AdNenture.

For several days past General B. D.
FRY. president Of the Marshall Cotton
Mills of Manchester. has been quite al at
his rooms at the American Hotel.
DR.. Crenshaw. his attending PHYSICIAN
considered his patient much better yester-
day and entertained no doubts a. TO his re-
cOYcry. ,. e-
General Fry has led an adventurous life;
he was an officer Of the Mexican war and
afterwards with Walker IN his Nicaragua
campaign, and was brigadler IN the Con-
federate service.
4 sister of the General married the late
John l.. Bacon. and 1t was some ten years
ago. when the latter became feeble from
old age. that General Fry was made secre-
tarv and treasurer of the Manches ter Mills,
coming here from Augusta, Ga. " hen 1r.
Bacon died General Fry succeeded to the
presidency.
The General is about seventy years OF
age. a widower. and has no children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-24

The Academy opens its regular dramatic
season tomorrow night with William A..
Brady's company in Dion Boucicaults vivid
night picture of England's great mdtropo-
lis. After Dark"
This play needs no sommendation. It's
own intrinsic merit is sufficient TO insure
the favor Of all lovers Of melodrama-pure
IN tone. human IN its DEVELOPMENTS of
character, and yet presenting phases Of
life which. while startllugly real, are Won
derfullv true to nature. To see it once
generates q desire 20 witness additional
repetitions. and with each the interest OF
the play grows. Ia the construction Of
the piece there are introduced features Of
a decidedly novel and interesting nature,
notably the River Thames and London
Concert-Hall scene. In the latter Will ap-
pear last seasons favorites. Kelly and Muir
ply, the cultured. opponents OF tstlc
science: also, Sherman and Morissey in q
lau3hable burlesque trapeze act.
The engagement of D." Alter Dark" will
terminate on Tuesday night. On Tuesday
afternoon a special matinee will be given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-24
1905 Main street, O

Visit Cohen Co.'s Carpet Department
this week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-24
Old Dominion. Victorious.

The first Of q series of three games of
baseball for the championship of the city
was played on Island Park yesterday after
noon by the Old Dominion and Fulton
clubs. Tee former won by a score OF
9toS.
The game was exceedingly well played,
nearly all the runs being earned. Vests
home run and two double plays by the Old
Dominions were the features OF the eve
ming.
Another game will be played next Satur-
dow oftaruopu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-24
NO ANAlYsls 10 BE MADE.
The HeurIco Supervisors Decide Not to
Imninv n Chemist.

Alta meeting Of the Board Of Super
visors Of Hennco county held yesterday
II was decided that no appropriation
sbouId be made for an ANALYSIS OF the
blood-stains found in the house aud barn
of Mr. Jacob Fetlg, upon whose promises
"NI0x" Rosdeitcher was found wounded.
The action of the board IN this matter IS
very much regretted by the officials whose
duty il IS TO ferret ont the mystery. had
bee1 hoped that some light would be
thrown upon the murder by an analysis OF
this kind.
Yesterday morning Sheriff Sonthward
and Mr.. ID. c. Richardson, who has been
employed 10 assist CommonweGlths-At,
torney Thomas IN the prosecution, VISITED
the place Of Mr.. Feitig's ~ order that tho
latter gentleman might become better a.
oualnted with the place where the assault
is supposed 20 have been made.
Sheriff Southwark VIII visit Mr. teltlg'S
place again on Monday or Tuesday and
have everything ia the barn wnere hoX
was found carefully removed. as he THINKS
possibly the missing money may be lound
concealed among the straw.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-24
4 Rkcaa3,
Reliable American Merchants

DREEDEN, TALLEY & CO.-FOH
ID Six DAYS only NO Will 0f'F eysrY Bialtri
ami Calico Comfor, DO our sio.k a. 10 per et 3
% .he rogI ler prices. This mean, mat yoi '''
buy 5Cc. Calico Comfort for 49, ani .
par Of White blankets for &c Calico Con.
forts from 45c. To sl51. ana BisnEo'sfrom i.a 81.
$3.50 pair from Auel.t Gh y August 81
Now Tor tho summer stock. 90. Lawns rci1'ei
10 4o. Blue aad Tau Caeoso-cioIh. g. Pieces
o. &c. scotch bingham rs4ucei 9 1850 See SO
Cresm Lace aud Cream aud Brown LAce' tH' 20
four inches wide, a. Dr.. per ya-l. OF ~
dozen: star an4 Loop Bra1 reduced % =
dozen: SOLD biac2 NinsLar feluccl 20 ~
White Knuunv-Not-ol lu tsis AL lssG pr
pound, OF &c. per box of ;wo pounds Ma p
four-lhfea1 kGit.l g-C0.tou, 80. "a We taf'
received some Pretty how sal CinghsnS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-24
,,.,.. O. feet on Ionisiana stroet,

sox r. Miller. CT feet on Louisiana street,
uo, h,rnst corner Fourth, 81 1905.
Maria /. IrvIn to Emma J. Peyton, "a
o.. an uest side ~. Paul street between
Edwin NJ. and Lena Knox to Martha A..
car,cr % feet on north side Leigh street
beiween 81. Peter and Judah. 1913.
Elizabeth +. Lohmann 20 Gregory W.
Uaves. al feet on Third street northeast
corner Preston, - 900:
r. r. Turner and wife to Henry II. Har-
30 tG feet on west side st. John street be-
tween Federal and Coutts, 81, 100.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-24
Snlem. Xa.

Inc Salem Improvement Company.
which ~ the most successful organization
oil its KIND IN Virginia, has issued for gene
raj circulation q pamphlet Of thirty-two
pages, giving an account of tho rapid
growth OF salem, It's many advantages and
attractions, list OF industries. together
with extracts from published letters OF
distinguished visitors and many New Enc-
land editors. A copy Of this attractive
circular may DO had on application 20 J.
W. f.. Aliemong, President, Salem. Va, or
to Colonel John 3. Cary, Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-24
SUPERIORITY
ats fitness to its purpose and design
proves worth above ell else"

The superiority of Fit Finish, Fash
ion, and Wear of our Clothing as COM
pared with that of others, makes it worth
at least so per cent. moro on an even
trade. So when you buy OUR kind Of
clothing for MUCH LESS than you pay
for theirs you are saving a large per cent.
on your purchase. IAN item worth con-
sidering, is it not? Why don't you take
advantage of it? Your neighbors are do
ing it. and we feel sure you will also.
It's quite reasonable you should. The
proofs OF our better dealings with the
people are very evident. Every day
brings customers who come announcing
their visit to be the personal recommen-
dation of Others who have proven to their
perfect satisfaction the better advantages
we give clothing buyers in qualities and
prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-24
Pretty Little Monument.

Mfr. Mamie Hutzler is having an. ex-
ouisite shaft erected to the memory OF his
wife, who died about year anu nall ago.
This work is being done oy Mr.. Charles
I. Ceyce. of this city. and represents the
trunk OF a tree overgrown with ivy: Near
the top OF the tree isl graceful scroll upon
which the name of deceased Will be. in
scribed. and above tins perches dove
with outstretched wings.
The monument is ten and one half feet
high and made OF beautiful Italian marble.
The base, which is nearly three feet IN
diameter, is overgrown with ivy and lines.
and is exquisitely carved.
When completed the monument will cost
nearly 81 900. II will DO placed in the
Jewish cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-24
AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

CHEWING &ROsE, 6 p. NJ, loi OF land, with
Franc and brick dwelling. on nOrln line OF
Marshall near Second street.
BOWMAN, BOSWELL s. sHUMAS. 6 p. NJ, Two
frame dwelling houses 40 corner u Louisiana
and Erin streets.
III. VALENTINE. l0H A. VI, pawnbroker's
sale Of forfeited pledges FOR Msin-street Loan
OlIce.
A. l.. ADAMsON. 10 A. NJ, groceries, wines, IL
quors, 81.
F. TUNNIcLIFFE & CO.. lO:9O A. NJ. furniture.
s..
GEORGE W. MAYO, 1870 A. NJ, household and
kitchen furniture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-24
AmbuIance Calls Yesterday,

The following calls were made for the
smbulsHce yesterday:
At 1920 A. NJ. TO Eighteenth and Frank
lin streets TO attend colored man from
Hanover. who was painfully injured by q
mule falling upon hum. he was treated by
At 1880 p. NJ. TO the Richmond and Ale
ehany shops to see a colored man who had
his foot badly mashed by train running
over il. He was taken to the almshouse
for treatment, where 1t was 1ecsssaSy 70
smputate the wounded msmblg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-24
Rev. DIR. Z. II. Hoge Improved.

A letter received in this city Yesterday
from Rev. DIR. Moses ID. Hoge, states that
his nephew, Rev. DR.. Peyton II. Hoge, who
has been critically i'll at Saratoga from ty-
phoid fever for several weeks, is now some
what improved.
DR.. Moses d. Hose Is expected to be in
Richmond BY Wednesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-24

A difficulty occurred between Brookland
Garnett and Granville Robertson, two ne
groes. about 1880 o'clock last night at
Eighth and Cary streets. A fight ensued,
ia which Robertson was badly cut about
the neck by Garnet, who was drunk at the
time.
Policemen Griffin and Foster captured
Garnett and locked hun up in the Second
olice-statinn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-24
THEY OBJECT TOIT.
Tho Residents OF Fifth street DO Not
Want the Cars.

The petition from the Richmond Union
Passenger Railway Company for perni5-
sion to run a car-track from Nam 20 Cav
on Fifth street has brought form great 90
lection from persons living along That
thoroughtare. 49,,
Major G. Percy Halves has circulated a
petition protesting against the proposed
route. and every one of the seventy or
eighty residents of Fifth street have sign
ed 1t.
When the matter comes up for consid-
GRAFTON at the next meeting OF the street
Committee a delegation of prominent clti-
zens will present the petition against the
construction Of the line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-24
To Subscribers Richmond Telephone EI-

Please add the following names an
numbers to your list:
+. Z. Burke, residence, Alb.
Courtney & Sutton, 34g.
". c. Smith. 756.
]. h. johnson q Co.. Manchester, 1920.
Rothert Il Co, s5s.
Bowman. Boswell & Shuman, ll2.
Weisiger Clothing Company, S5s.
q. A. Wallace. o..
". L. Amory. Barton Heights, 1919.
Louis Rich q CO., 7O3.
G.. T. DOYLE. residence, $50.
Sanders u Stayman. 3O4.
Ieiser d Pollok. sol.
Z. Il. McCLUER, Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-24

The low price nj which the celebrated PsATT's
ASTRAL Ou-acknowiodgod by all as the very
safest and best burning oil pade-can now 10
afforded leaves no reason Why Is should not In
all cases have the pre,eroucs ot customers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-24
To LnraY and NntnraI RrIdcc.

The excursion TO Luray and Natural
Bridge on August eth VIII doubtless be
well patronized by our Richmond people.
no pleassnter. cheaper, or more charming
excursion could be made. Train leaves
at IL A. ". and arrives at LuIay at $3.50 p.
NJ. For full information apply 20 Chesa-
peake and Ohio Office, Eighth and Main
streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-24
uninn Clnh Democrats.

On Tuesday the Union Democratic Club
will have an excursion to Seven Pines.
Speeches are expected from several gentle
men, excellent music has been engaged,
and the day will be one of profit and plea
sure.
The last train will not leave for the city
until midnight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-24
Eaxhinn Nnfns.

The rage is now for Maudolins ana ud Ia
tars. and we have full line OF tno oo11-
brated Washburn and other makes IT,; ~ ~
der to enable you TO obtain nne iu'''
ment we will sell you on easy terms; ~
WALTER ID. MosEs a 90,
1905 Main street. opposite pos'-o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-24

Mr.. Curtis Carter, aged seventy -four
years. q brick. mason Ivy trade, who lived
nearly all his lire in Richmond, died in
Petersburg yesterday morning at the resi-
dence of his son-in-law, Rev. W. A. 5.
Conrad.
The remains were brought to Richmond
yesterday afternoon and buried.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-24

When you have q dull. lsnguid i's''hs
uss A. b @. Tonic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-24

is one Of tho most iniquitous measures
ever peTpetrated upon a tree people, but
even If il does pass Congress they cannot
pass a bill that VIII compel Sou 70 keep
that old incouycnicut trunk Of yours.
Throw It away and buy q Roller Tray
Trunk. Sold by dealers. Made By Ii. W.
Rountree i Brother Richmond Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-24
Viz Wiz Diving in nrooklrn.

Postmaster Russell Yesterday received a
telegram from Brooklyn asking him to
send the address of James G. McComb, as
his wife was dying. No such namo could
be found in the directory, and the suppo-
s;tion is that he IS q travelling salesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-24
Mot IYondrrfnI enring

known, the Plummer Brsmins Arsenic Spring
Of Ashe county, y. G. Sufferers with any blood
skin, kidney, or stomach troubles viii End tho
PLUNMBs Bromine-Arsenic Water tho greatest
cure known.
OWENS s. MINOR DRUG COMPANY, Agents,
Richmond, Va,