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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-12
THE SYRIAN IMMIGRATION SCHEME
The Right Kind of Land Has Not Yet Been
Found.

Mr.. A. L. Wexel, upon being questioned
yesterday regarding his proposed Syrian
immigration scheme, said that he has not
vet matured it. and that at later period
when he shall have secured such land as IS
in his mind adapted to the crops his coun-
trymen have been accustomed to cultivate
he will make out statement for the Dis
patch.
Recently, he continued, he examined a
farm about seven miles from the city in
Henrico county. but he felt quite sure that
the land, on account of its clayey nature,
was not such as the Syrians could success
fully work.
Virginia furnished the right climate, he
said, but he had not yet been able to find
in it the soil he wanted. He had place in
view. however, that would. he thought,
come up to his requirements. There are now
in New York, he claimed, two hundred OF
his people who would like to come here,
but he had told them not to come yet.
He had influenced fifty-fye to come who
had remained, but twenty-five had gone
back to New York. He does not want Q
place at q greater distance from Richmond
than fifteen miles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-12
THE ROSEMARY FREE LIBRARY.
Meeting Tonight to Establish n Literary
Society In Connection with 1t.

A meeting Of ladies and gentlemen viii
be held in the rooms of the Rosemary
Free Library, corner of Reservoir and
Cary streets, at 8 o'clock tonight for the
purpose of establishing literary society.
1t is expected that there will be a large at
tendance. The citizens from every portion
of the city are invited to attend, and ell
who take an interest in encouraging read
ing and in developing the literary spirit
and taste are expected to be present.
There will be no expense or cost attending
the joining of this new literary society.
The officers Of the Rosemary Free Library are
greatly interested In making this movement
success, and Tor that purpose they have given
the use Of Its rooms Tor the meetings Of the club
without any charge. The subjects TO 30 dis
cuBs0d can be we'll studied nfhe select library
which the association now owns Indeed II was
in the hops Of attracting the adult population Of
the city, and especially Of that neIghborhood that
the ides Of forming this literary club had its
origin.
FOR TuEPARENTs.
The library has been OF great use 10 the boys
and girls In that vicinity and IL is now hoped
that their paronts and relatives will utilize its
advantages. The library is the recipient Of all
the magazines and current literature. Its
shelves are we'll stocked with books, whilst Its
rooms are cosy and quiet The efficient libra
riso, Mr.. Dean. is always on hand from unth
10 O'Clock TO assist those who may wish 70 use
the books or enjoy the Innocent games which
are also provided Inls mO1eSL utempt OF
DR.. Thomas Nelson Page to found O public IL
braTy has met with so much encouragement
that that gentleman. together with committee
OF the Chamber Of Commerce, are now consider
ing plans for the establishment Of public IL
brary worthy OF this city.
A PUBLIC LIBRARY.
The crying want which this must Nil 10 felt by
every one who considers the moral and intellec-
tual growth Of this community. What means
these gentlemen will take 10 establish this pub
lie institution have not Jet been metured. il is
expected, however, that in n few days there Will
be meeting Of the gentlemen Interested for
tho purpose OF arousing public interest In tho
enterprise and commencing the work which II Is
10 be hoped Will be carried 10 successful issse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-12
Magic at tho Academy Last Night.

Yank Hoe made his debut before Rich
mond audiences last night at the Academy
OF Music In astonishing feats OF magic. With
Omene, his handsome Circasslsn assistant be
succeeded ia capturing the entire audience.
Many OF the remarkable tricks OF Yenk Hoe are
absolutely new and astonishing, and riyeted his
audience In breathless suspense. The entire
eniertainment is most varied and Interesting.
and Is the first OF It's kind that has been seen In
Richmond in a long time
Their engagement continues throughout the
rest OF tho week including q Saturday nnattnea
Ladies and children will especially enjoy tho
feats performed BY these clever and renowned
ffeta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-12
GILES WOULD N T DIE.
Hc Escaped from the Monsters Clutches
10 Defend Client.

Yesterday morning the Police-Court room
presented pretty much the appearance o.
disorganized dry goods and general notion
store, owing 10 the fact that the examina-
tion Of Jack Harris necessitated bringing
into court the plunder which in the ca,
pacity of the Cohen Company's trusted
porter he had stolen from that concern;
Among the articles which Jack nan
sttuted Police-Justico cruichnolds tempo
rary stock, were handsome brocaded six por-
there's. expensive shawls. lambrequins, cnlne'
crockery, glassware, sliyer-pla.ea kn,sr .rsnmery
cooking utensils. ccnfectioneries, lamps, pocker
knives, handsome Biblc, and hundreds OF no
tions
TWO YEARS IN JAIL.
Harris was tried In four cases and given SIX
months In iaii ia each, making his total term vi
Fannte RIchardson. who was arrested as an
accompilce, was discharged. Giles b. JaoAson,
the colored lawyer. appeared as counsei ior SneA
and Fannie, and thereby hangs q tale.
DEBT OF GRATIDUDE.
To these two and to ofncer r. ID. Chesterrnan.
who as reported In the Dispatch OF yesIetusy
executed the search-warrant that revealed JACK
enterprise. Giles owes debt OF lasting grafituoe.
Perhaps they saved his life. At any rate, apous
the time Of tho arrest OF JACK ana ran,
ME he was In bed, and was 80 impuee
TO pass over 70 the majority that with the pc
remptoriness with which old King Cole oe-
manded his pipo and his bowl and his nddIets
three he called for pen, Ink, and paper anu
made his will-which, by the way, was very
good one-and named ex-police-Jusiice u. Y.
Richardson aud Justice Crutchfeld as executors:
Tnon be decided 70 give the doctor cnsnoo as
him; but before tho doctor arrived Ismeay
was administered 10 Giles that proved more
potent than would have done all the 0ouses 'ne
disciple of Hippocrates ever dreamed oL
OUT OF BED.
Giles's orlce-boy rushed in and Informed
him of Harris's arrest ana that he had money
70 pay big fee, with the result that Giles leis
the bed and landed feet foremost on the Moor
with an alacrity that was strongly suggcsnVg OF
his having been fired from catapuit. Inc
next thing noticed was that Giles's horse vas
making for the station with velocity ines
seemed 10 indicate the animal know that Rriui
death wss behind him. When Giles turned up
ia court yesterday he was worth half-dozen
dead darkioa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-12
ARE WHITE CAPS AMONG Usl
A Fulton Convert Warned to Leave or Ac-
cept the Consequences.

cept the Consequences.
White Caps threaten to invade the quiet
precincts of Richmond again.
They may be bogus ones, but their no
tices bear the usual signs of .cross-bones
and skull and are written In red ink.
Several persons in and about the city
have been made aware by the receipt OF
one Of these unnerving missiyes that they
are liable to be called upon.
One of the converts made under the
preaching of tho alleged Mormon evan
eelists in Fulton has received the follow
ing: .,. .,,x
within ten days from date IL not we VIII see
about Il we are going to stamp upon the fore
head OF every one OF you mormons gang caught
about here we nave had enough OF your sneak
ing from house 10 house like set OF thieves u
will be a mark that will stay until death we in
tend 20 clean out the whole mormon party u
you all do not go away quietly NO intend 10
mark you for life and advertise IL all over the
world II necessary we will uee little rope the
quicker You and your gang clear out the better
IL will be for you II Is my painful duty 10 IN
form you.
SECRETARY OF WHITE CAPS FULTON VA"
An uptown saloon keeper has also been
warned that he must under penalty OF
death either quit drinking or leave the
cifU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-12
The city,s New Yenr.

The Mayor will probably present his an
nual message TO the Common Council at
its next meeting. This will embrace the
reports Of all the city officers. That of the
superintendent of the Gas-Works and
some others are already in hand. The
heads Of the departments have until the
18th of this month to complete this work.
1t is thought that the Mayors message
will be unusually interesting, as so many
municipal improvements arc being talked
dition of the city will probably be dealt
with at length and some important recon-
mendations made.
The Finance Committee Is expected to
have its budget ready for presentation du-
ring the earlier part of March.
In his report the Chief Of Police viii call
attention to the necessity of apolice patrol
WAGON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-12
HAD TO SUSPEND BUSINESS.
Mr. Meyer Cohen Assigns for the Benefit
of His Creditors.

A deed of assignment to G.. r. Tabb from
Never Cohen, who for several months past
has conducted gentlemen's furnishing
store at 3O7 east Broad street, has been re-
corded in the Clerks Office of the Chancery
Court.
There are nineteen creditors of the first
class, who are to be paid in the following
order:
A. Hutzler's Sons, s27e6S; 5. II. Hawes, $50 |;
John BoWers, $5as2: John kohler, SO; Joseph
l.. Levy, 30; HaDliston b Brother. S62: William
Daffron, t7s; X. /. Christian & Co, $50; West,
Johnston & Co.. $40; j. A. Grigg, $50; A. Cohen
& Co., s3g; kaufman & Co, SIS Guggenhiemer
4 Hersmap, $50; j. Rtel g. Co. $40 IL. r.
Phillips < stein, $40: x. NJ. Stalare. S136; Ealk
Brethers a Co, S535.60; Richold & Miller,
sSs0.f5: Charles H. Lsngford. S1s.
The creditors Of the second clsss are; Potts-
damer, Lyon & Meyer, si9l.3S; stern q CO.,
S3.a.65: Wachusett Shirt Company, $Bll.6; =.
II. Booth & Co, s326.45 United Collar Com
many. slg56O: s.. Shire 4 Co, sl5l.31; steiner q
Son. sfsL75: A. Whyte & Co, si52o; Bier
man. Heidelberg & Co, fl6i.N; g Lanquo,H ~
Co, 1885; Ber;iner & strauss, siOaoO; Nose
brothers a Hartman. Si0A60; Gretchen Glove
Company, sDL50 Isadore, Wiei q Co, SOL % !;
Joseph 4 Fleischer, $50 80; french q Co.. .oo.oo;
Goodyear Rubber Company, $s3.4o: Amhsa,
Lyon s. Co, S5l.fS: James McCnrre. $500; >
Kind & Co, sia50; W. Cohu & Co. $43 Kari q
Wilson, SgS25; Cans Brothors, $2LS Haacoca
a Co, Sgl. The total liabilities arc s5,scU.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-12
Water Falling Slowly.

The people along the river west of Rich
mond were much surprised yesterday when,
despite the fact that there had been no
rain for twenty-four hours, the water be-
gan to rise again. At IL O'Clock in the
morning the James was thirteen. feet six
inches above low-water mark, about the
same height as the preceding day and
rising slowly. From this time until night
the river was practically at stand. After
dark the water began to go down again.
At o'clock Yesterday afternoon there was
a rise of thirteen feet two inches at Colum-
bia and ten feet at Scottsville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-12

ber Of his friends were pleasantly enter
tanned. Among those present were Misses
Willie Lloyd and sister. Esther Mack,
vickie Dorset, Miss Phillips. Kate Nichols
and sister, Maggie Kelly, Pearl Gill, Hattie
Anderson and sister, Minnie Layton,
Linneberg, vena Eddins, Miss franklin,
Alice Gordon and sister, and Blanche Roe /;
Messrs. Il. N. and @. A. Hargraye. g; IL.
Hanks, E. II. Harsmsier, ]. W. Eldridse,
j. G. Camden, Benny Crouch, Milford
Sims, Nichols, Gill, Charlie Luck. Willie
Condrey, Carson, Henry, Everett, Causon,
Delaney. and Tyree Wilkinson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-12
Henrino snnerrIsors.

AT the meeting of the Henrlco Board OF
Supervisors yesterday Mr.. Roosevelt Page,
attorney for the Richmond and Manchester
street railway, appeared and presented petit
ton for extending the tracks OF tno oe,en,n-
street, eIectric-car line from the corporate limits
Of the city 10 the Richmond Lccometive-Works.
which was granted.
Tho suggestion OF the Board OF Agriculture
thai some one be employed TO write up the 90,
ssntages of the county with view 20 advancing
the cause OF immigration was discussed, nnd
he idea was endorsed the board viii now look
out for a suitable person 10 perform this service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-12
Masonic Election Last Night.

Yesterday being the third day of Adar,
cient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Free
masonry. elected officers last night for the
ensuing twelve months, as follows; Rev.
Hartley Carmichael, venerable master;
Joseph V. Bidgood, senior warden Robert
Whittet, Junior warden: w. o. English,
orator: A. r. Gum, almoner; X: W.
Booker, secretary; IL +. w. Southern.
treasurer. The rest of the officers will be
appointed next Monday night, and all the
officers will then be installed by the In
spector-General.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-12
Iiem. from BARRON Heirhts

A meeting was held at the Wigwam last
night in furtherance of the movement
church on the Heights. Quite number
of members of this denomination live at
this popular suburb, and they hope soon
to have nice house of worship.
Messrs. James ii. Barton and Il. A. Lamb
have returned from G business trip to
Philadelphia.
3 The Amateur Dramatic Club, composed
of young ladies and gentlemen on the
Heights. will soon commences the rehearsal
Of q comedy which viii be presented some
time next month.
Mrs. j. H. Harvey entertained large
q handsome manner. The house was pEet-
tily decorated, and an elegant supper was
served.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-12
WILL GO TO THE REFoRMAToRY.
Executive Clsmency In the Case OF Two
Youths-Capitol Visitors.

The Governor has pardoned George Da-
wilson, of Rockbridge county, and George
Richardson, of Accomac county, who were
each sentenced to one year in the peniten-
tiary for larceny. The pardons are con-
ditioned, however, upon theprisoners. who
are youths, being committed TO the custo-
DIV of the authorities of the Prison Reform
Association of Virginia to be by them held.
detained, governed. and employed, as pro-
vided by the statute, for term not ex-
ceeding twelve months.
Personal.
W.D. Thornton has been commissioned
q notary public for Accomac.
w. J. Couper. sheriff of Pulaski county.
and B. +. Nelson and ]. H. Wise. sheriff
and deputy sheriff, respectively, of Acco-
mac, were at the Capitol yesterday.
coLoRED KNIGHTS OF PYrHIAs.
The charter of the Grand United Lodge,
Knights of Pythias (colored), has been filed
in the Office of the Secretary of the Com
monwealth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-12
yyork Of the Ambuiance

At II O'clock yesterday morning The city
ambulance was summoned to the Iredesar
Works to attend white man whose fnger
had been mashed in some machinery. The
injured member was dressed and the ope-
rative was lett at the works, :, !,
Two hours later the ambulance was called
sician found a colored boy who had been
gashed in the face by companion The
wonnd was dressed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-12
The ELIZABETH CITY zoUAvEs.
'As'f Visit to Riehmond--How They WIN
he Entertained.

dc entertained.
n ne Veteran Zouaves of Elizabeth City,
~. y; IeneIal j. Madison Drake, COM
0.ii..lhg' VIII on their return from New
So'sahs make stop of some twenty-four
81 ~ this city, They will reach here in
o., a'ein0on OF the 18th and will be or !.
R','ned By Companies u and B OF the
'Ns' regiment.
TIE R0srTR.
~ ag following is a roster Of the Zouayes,
s.t we war record Of each member,
us.srss .s,a 'Ia Drake, captain Ninth New Jersey
lin. ~. 1q9aIeers Joseph q. Ogden, private
ma, Nes jersey yolantoers: Henry Zlmfaof.
~. private soyentseuth New Yort yete.
Ne, george w. Rhodes. lieutenant Eleventh
"a R,.s1s Veterans; Joseph D. fent, corp,-
vel. s.s,.a ~ Va OHIO volunteers: James l. Bod-
,ss,s. Ipnlh Fourteenth New Jersoy tolun-
taty. t.envs te.,vs w. Corey, engineef United States
Sal, nlAtn X heedef. Ccxswain United
ses S.ssHy Law Harry e. Logan, private seooDd
tay,,,, ~, oiuhtesrs; William #. Aekefson.
ssfy' sergeant second DlstrIct coiumbls
ssy ~. Chaties Dohmyer, private Third
shasi ,oisnieers: y. >. Garbonneftl. lieu
ka.s., hhode Island battery. ffsderick
ssn ,o,s, corporal Ninth New Jersey vote
1sep,,s,sH Hwes; Emery HoehDrr, iicntenant
sisfs- ccohecticut volunteers; uormnn
,oun'.ey..' 'sss ss Iweniy-seyoat5 New Jersey
Nah Nss, william zimmersnaU sergeant
KaIlsn gfisao Fourth New Jersey bst,ory
ysasss.r. =. aoir. corporal second New Jersey
kss Is,s hobort e. Lastsr. private fifth
tsissts ~ volunteers; Bcn3arin " Cross,
h,s ssgnA Nov Jorssy volunteers MI.
llas,.., a,pieer private Ons-huudred-so6
feeasyissnie volureers; Ms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-12
A Chnnge of Omcers.

At the monthly meeting of the Directors
of the Union Brokerage, Commission, and
Warehouse Company. held luesday, the
nresident was received and accepted. MIR.
Junius A. Morris, of the firm of Davenport
q Morris. was unanimously elected prest-
dent. and Messrs. l.. Q. Younger and Adolf
nbns Blair first and second dyice-presidents.
fhs vacancy in the Board OF Directors was
filed by the election of e. A. Saunders, Jr.,
Esq. s.,.a
making total dividend OF 100 per cent.
on the amount paid IN since the organiza-
ton OF the company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-12
NOTES ABOUT BUILDING.
Ground Broken at Seventh and Main
BROAD Street Store to BE Erected.

Broad Street Store to BE Erected.
With the dissipation of bad weather and
the reappearance of the sun there is al
ways a revival in the building business.
Ground was broken yesterday at the
northwest corner of Main and Seventh
streets for splendid block of business
houses. These will perhaps be some of the
handsomest stores on Main street.
Bids were also received yesterday for the
erection of fine store on Broad between
Foushee and First streets for Mr.. Isaac D..
Cardozo. 49,,
Messrs. Trexler & Elmore viii also build
for themselves on Laurel between Main
and Cary streets three handsome resi-
denceA faced with stock bricks, to be two
stories high with mansard roofs.
Brick manufacturers are getting their
yards in order for the years business. as
the brick-making season commences about
the 1st of April.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-12

The special committee appointed by
Richmond Lodge of 0dd-Fellows held 2
meeting yesterday and fixed upon March
the 10th az the day for their departure Tor
Baltimore. This popular lodge have nc-
cepted the invitation of Mr.. Syiysnus
TO participate in the opening of the Eutaw
House, of which he is the proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-12
~ more Notaries for Norfolk.

This Is taken from the Norfolk Ld'p1'HdrR
Of Yesterday; ,...
mat koffolk's quota OF notsriss public has been
allied ior some time and the Governor VII not
s,Is te,osr fha auola--that IL, one for every 500
,nhat,itants There are number Oh eppilcn-
,so,s now on 1is The revenues OF tho state have
been materially Increased from this sosrse, nns
~ IL =, se..ton 10 amend the Law so "a 20 allow
he Gogersor % make those appointments a. MS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-12

Mr.. Edmund Berkeley, who Is to sue.
ceed Mr. ". b. Ryder as superintendent OF
the Richmond and Danvllle division, ar
rived in the city late yesterday afternoon
The new superintendent win probably
enter upon the discharge Qf bis duties at
once. Mr.. RYDER goee TO the Georgia Pa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-12

Moore against Norfolk and Wostein T,i i.aii. s9
road Company. Argued by =; e; Christian y. at
snd sd Charles q N blaeEiord, EsaY tor defendant
10 orros and submifte1.
Les sgsinst Hill. Submitted, ..s,o,.~ ma.
Porter against Christian, Soui"s' ~
messed for failure 70 print n-... A..
Wiugo. Eliett &tCrutap efasnet rtsu1y' AT
guss By r. II. Pollard, Esq., for sppshsot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-12
.. lsasthave their syes open and willnake

VfgfIant inquiry.
Several persons have been spoken OF N
connection with the vacancy, but the COM
mittee has as yet considered only one OF
two. Mr.. Williams would perhaps pe
chosen. but il is said he would not rol'fe
from tho State work 10 accept.
The committee Is very favorabiy ,n-
clined 10 talented young Scotchman. VINO
is assistant secretary of one of the largest
associations in the North, and who u Is
thought would like 10 come South. ~
selection is not made soon after the con-
yention adjourns this gentleman Will pro-
badly be corresponded with.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-12

A Frenchmsn calling himself Rochelle
OF La Roche II repoRted - - travelling
through the count}os noeR RIcAmond md
solicitin2 Piano Tuni4G end using or
nnmo ~ reference. w aHx thai pQ -
employ him "a thai oeeo4x ~ ~ enSlaQ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-12

Stone No. 4 of the pedestal of the Con-
federate Soldiers and Sailors monument
il now completed and Is in the yard Of the
contractor. Mr.. James Netherwood, whence
ii will be hauled to Libby Hill on Friday
and placed in position. II weighs l2.o00
pounds. Stone No. 8. which completes the
pedestal. is now on the ground.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-12
WHAT WIN They Get Z.

A schedule Of the wants. Of the Street
Committee for tho fiscal year which began
February lot is being prepared, Tho
amounts have not been sdded up. but Y -
understood that the sum g be aaksd for
o{ million dollara
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-12

.,sssss o.iss 3, & "a sd.iss2s's essissI ssis
Sssn considerably snlaseed: Usgl
tween go snd t.stosz: :' go - g g.
J. frsnt LewenbPrG: Who e q 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-12
THE HINES MEMORIAL.
A Meeting of the Committee to Take Place
Tonight

The Hines Memorial Committee, who
have in hand the work of erecting memo
rial to Samuel Holden Hines, the Pythian
who lost his life in the Spotswood Hotel
Ere in an effort to rescuea brother Pythian,
will hold meeting at the castle hall OF
Marshall Lodge tonight at 8 o'clock.
There will also be present representatives
from Richmond and Manchester lodges
and efforts will be made to push the move
ment as far as possible before the meeting
of the Pythian Grand Lodge of Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-12

A large lot Of modrofe-9 Mod time -piecel
Just received. suitable fo5 business -men'g
use. Nowis the time 70 Get ~ % -FOUR Old
Norn-out, key-windin9 Witches ] taks
removed 70 sl2 Nain strest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-12
A Friend Of BIaine's on South American
Vecfprocfty.

Colonel II. G. Parsons, OF the Natural
Bridge. who Is an intimate friend OF
M. FLAMES. was in the city yesterday on
his wav home from Washington. He thinks
highly OF the reciprocity treaty with
Brazil and thinks that in time reciprocity
will be extended to all the South American
Gtafau
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-12

For Dyspspsis. Indigestion. ana ssomsgo -
orders. uso Browns Iron Bitsefa fhe ~
Tonic. u robuilds the systen. cleons ne 49,
ana strsngtheDs tie muscles 4hplondid o41D
for weak ana dcbilitassd pensonI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-12

How many people contract dissssss ~ g. =
| Ing our polluted water when tney ccs'e e'
IN danger By sddiEs ten 70 twenty o<9 -
AxsosruaA Brrrsu, he wcvl1-Fsnownee 1S19e
Of exquisite nsvor. &.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-12

. sLIeRr COLD. u neglected. efisn seto6D -
lungs. BRowx's BRoxcRIAL TRocnEs elseo1e
and immediate seliok Sold Only - essn. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-12

Chilblairs are cured by Salvation Oil.
the wonderful liniment RFsco = oenss :