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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22
-FOUR BURIED ALIVE.
nen are known to have been
4 60. .uara racoraad Dpa
southern streot-car POiitenss.

10 ne EdltoF 81 Tic HOrd:
While reading your paper as usual my
ewes fell on an item headed "A Courtly
Conductor" / cannot sea why Rounds
man Rogers, of the Tenth precinct, should
express surprise at seeing q conductor as
sist lady on q car. am Boston woman
and Yankee to the backbone. though
visiting here, and in all the time l have
been south have never seen lady alight
from q car without being assisted. and
often the conductor iumps Of TO help her
on. OBsEs'AA-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22
The Game is over, But stnl They "Kiek."
To the Editor of ne Dispatch;

10 ne EQAOT " W. Nteb"tN''
In your issue Of to-day there is a report
Of A football game between q college
team and one from McGuire's school. IN
which the latter were defeated by score
of too. II IL is not taking too much OF
your space we would like 70 say few
words about the game. The two teams
lined 40 with the college men outweigh
inc MeGuue's at every point. But against
these odds McGuire's played one OF the
hardest and pluckiest games ever played
il. this city. Instead of the ball being
lent near Mcfuire's goals the whole hght
was In about thirty yards in the middle OF
the AeId. When the second halt com,
menced the small team had the bail, aud
with a well-formed V-wedgo gained ten
wards aud then 10y strong rushing abous
fWalye more. The bali was then passea
10 CAPTAIN Nelson, who made about tnreee
wards was tackled and distinctly eFied
& eio,on.n arr which Joiner grabbed the
ball odssde and made the pheaooie1tai run
described. Captain Nelson claimed
foul. but was notisustalned by the rsIeIee
and consequently called bis team on the
deld. No score Was made by estaer sioe
while McGuire's team was on the held.
McG. NEWTON.
NJ ID. CARB.
II. HofLARp,
Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22
nEMoyA1 ov p1sApu1T1Rs.

Counsel FOR John Chissell. welkknown
colored man, who was convicted OF the
larceny Of newspaper valued o. cents
in the Hastings Court yesterday and SEN
fenced 70 pay fine of IS and costs. viii
on Monday visit Governor Mckinney with
petition asking for the removal of his
political disabilities. The petition IS
signed by all of the officers Of the court
and the jurymen who tried the case. The
paper was taken from the porch OF sub
scriber, where it had been thrown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22
Mrpn1rs vs.. LAFAYETTE.
AWATeR-MAlN BURSTS.
workmen Instantly Kllled-Three Bodies
Recovered.
[Br tolerraph . ths pispatch.l


NV York, November q. This afternoon
on the outskirts Of Brooklyn huge water
main burst near the Ridgewood reservoir
IN an excavation in which number OF men
were working. The force of the water in
stantly covered ali tho workmen under
hundreds Of tons of earth and water. The
water was shut of in q few moments.
Three bodies were recovered. 1t is sup
posed that three others are still buried IN
the excavation. Nobody escaped. The
collapsed main was the sole dependence OF
the Eastern district of Brooklyn for water,
and that part of the city has no water in
its streeLpipes tonight.
FOUR BURIED ALIVE.
Four men are known to have been buried
alive and four we're rescued. One OF the
dead men was endeaYoring 10 save his
companions who were engulfed, when
another cave-in occurred and the rescuer
Was buried out Of sight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22
WAR ON ILLEGAL LlouoR-sgLLERs.
Temperance Committee Appointed 20
Hunt Them Up-Msrediths Success.

Hunt Thorn Up-Msredith's Success.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA. November 2l.-The District
Lodge of Good 1emplars have determined
to break up the illegal selling of liquor in
this section, and permanent committee,
with authority TO hunt out and prosecute
all dealers selling without license or sell
ing on Sunday, has been appointed and
will follow up the work vigorously. Two
convictions for selling without license
we're secured by them IN the Fairfax Court
at its last term.
ALEXANDRIA VERY WIT.
There has been some talk here Of an eff
fort to DO made TO bring the question Of
license or no license before the people Of
this CITY, but so far il has amounted TO
nothing. There is very little doubt but
that Alexandra is very wet town by a
large majority.
INCREASED VALUE.
That property In this city has greatly In
creased in value IS shown by the prices
offered for vacant lots in the extreme
northwest section of the town. Two
years ago a square of ground in that sec
tion could have been bought for $4,000
and even less. A day or two ago the owners
of it received an offer Of $4,000, and still
have 1t under consideration.
Looks LIKE MEREDITH,
There IL no doubt now at all but that
ex-senator i. i. Meredith will get the
Democratic nomination TO succeed General
Lee IN the convention which meets here
on Tuesday next. He already has enough
delegates pledged 10 him to get the nomi-
nation on the first ballot if the majority
rule is adopted, and if the two-thirds rule
is adopted he will get 1t on the second CT
third ballot.
Mr.. Walter Roberts, a well-knOwn young
man Of this city, who was shot in the face
while out cunning IN Delaware about the
middle Of the week, is back at his home
here. The doctors seem to think they can
save his eyes. although there are many
chances againstit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22
SUDDEN DEATH OF Mr.. JOHN GRAY.
AGood Soldier aud Able Journalist Gone.
sale OF Neutrality-suspicious. Farm.


sale OF MatchlesS-Selma Farm.
,C.Te.gJatenco Of the Richmond DisDatch.l
luHuEG. Va, November 20.-Mr. John
u'-T Confederate soldier under Colonel
AHuy aud forcible writer aud lecturer,
ga suddenly here on Thursday night.
~. 'llJ Was the Leesburg correspondent
Ct i4t DISPATCH. He was an ardent mem
eT .i the Knights OF PTthiaS and the
ll R.aat of Clinton Hatcher Camp of Con-
'.i.,t.e Veterans, and very active men,
Ger .. 'as! body
.ae WlsaLGeldso Of Loudoun are looking
v-..yi indeed, more 50 than for years
H'' owing 20 the long continued drought,
All 20 into winter with bad outlook for
ag-3l crop.
SOLD FOR $4,000.
p, AA'caless. Of Londesboro', the splendid
!isetnsy stallion belonging TO Senator
in,rry Fairfax. of Oak Hill, which took
sLI tn' premium az egreat horse show
l New York this week. as he did at the
V-e h % wear. has been sold 70 DR.. W.
erNard Webb, Of New York. for over
'yh. Tie will be missed in this section.
az lhr'sG has done and 10 doing much
improve The stock Of horses IN this por-
e.t % Virginia.
p On Selma. near Lsesburg. Mr. J. Brad.
N''rf'ey raised this year $40 barrels OF
y,.4 IN is's acres Selma" has been
,1.e.y sod % Mr.. Thomas Swami. q grand
u go. TIE late Governor Thomas Swami,
o. Maryland.
PoLITICAI.
Ffwary District meetings to be held on
fTe.l'dsy Will appoint delegates 70 the
ImoHanC Convention 10 be held IN
GRANDMA on the 24th instant TO nomi-
80 candidate 20 succeed the late
',e's. W. IL r. Lasin Congress.
lt Charles T.. Jenney. lawyer and
s.,lrr u Leoshurg, is the only formally
i-Ioehcsd candidate from Loudoun, az.
J-lEe .: j.. McCabe, who IN In neat card
N1,,,.iled TIE use Of his name.
- ~, a. Lynn has purchased the farm
u sll's Ph@be Gregg near Phuomont, IN
:. /, county, for SIS per acre. which looks
" 4 farming did pay.
GLAD p1x.
iya' people are rejoicing over the proba-
,-iY Of tie settlement 81 the Stats debt
-, much gfatihed AZ the agreement ar.
~ AZ BY the Debt Commission and
SSy9qloiderS Committee. A glad day u
~ 'a " when the State deb" shall cease
cog 10 everything pertaining to
hetl-Deing Of the Commonwealth,
~ lAtaiFlng-day viii be more gene
" observed here this year than usual
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22
KIiIed Him in solf-Defenoe.

SAVANNAH. GA, November 2l.--Andrew
jackson, city marshal Of Buena Vista, shot
and killed A. T. Butt ~ that place to-day
while Butt was drunk and advancing on
the officer with knife.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22
sale ORA czEs7ERY7ELp FARM.

Messrs. Pyle and DeHayen. Of this city.
to-day sold the farm of one hundred acres
belonging to Mr.. Michael Morris. located
10 Chesterfield county about two miles
from the city, for 81 ,J25. Sir. Joseph Ste
van, OF Wisconsin, was the purchaser. In
this connection ii may be said that many
farms in this section are being bought by
northern settlers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22
xxrANTRD.-ANY MUSIC TEACH

VNTANTED.--AN1 MUbIO IEANn
w Err Ia virginia or North Carolina Who vi
send her sddress will p,E SsSsi or Music. nv
S''04 - MANLY b. RAMOS a Cor
900 Main street. Richmond, Va
NO 22.su2t v2tksv2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22

Members Of the Progressive Benefit Or
der in this city to-day received fifteen as
sessments in O bunch-a circumstance that
rather startled the most of them 4 few
nights ago eleven of the members Of this
order, whose first year certificates had
mGtured, were paid 800 each. About as
many more certificates for like amount
mature next week, but the little batch of
assessments 10 be paid ahead of that time
does not afford much pleasurable anticIpa-
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22
LOOMS LIKE NEREDITH.
SARAH LeFTwIcH NOT GUILTY.
A Rule Against the CITY Ceuncil-Big
Fight over Small Debt.

A Rule Against the CITY Ceuncil-Big
Fight over Small Debt.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
ROANOKE, Va, November 21.-In the case
of Sarah Leftwich, who was tried IN the
Hastings Court tor the murder OF her
stepdaughter, Amanda Leftwich, the jury
after half hours absence from the court
room returned verdict of not guilty.
MUST SHOW CAUSE.
In accordance with the report OF the Jail
inspectors condemnlng the present jail,
Judge Robertson, of the Hastings Court,
ordered a rule TO be issued against the
CITY Council summoning them to appear
before him on the 9TH of December 20
show cause, if any exists, why the present
structure should not DO taken down and
a suitable jail erected.
ALL ABOUT Sl.40.
In fight this afternoon between Robert
Moore aud Cyrus Moore (both colored)
about a debt OF Sl.40 owed the latter by
the former, Cyrus received blow on the
head from club which severed an artery,
from which he bled until he became In
sensible. Robert also received several Sc
we're cuts and bruises on the head from a
paling. He was arrested and lodged in
nail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22
pars Of some Of its leaders TO force the OF
dor into nolittca


Hon. james r. Epes IL making .prepaIali-
tions TO depart for the national caplth..
where be will take bis seat in CONGRESS ~, los
the first time. No constituency " az
Union will have q better man or more Ia l.as
fui representative than the Fourth distfict'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22

NAB. Cochran, Bangor, Mich, writes;
81 cannot say too much for Bradycrotine
headache cure i Is blessing 20 me ana
intend il shall be 90 others If have any
influence"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22

Sergeant Sehnurr. Of the Third United
States artillery, to-day opened recruit,
ing Office in this city. The standard
tor acceptance in the artillery service
of the class OF men wanted few will be
found in Petersburg. Such. OF least, was
the experience OF the recruiting officers
who visited Petersburg some months ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22
.Almonacs for 1872.

The wAERocK-RIcHARDsoH AfsANAcK
for 1892 Is nos IN pres and viIi " aorfy
issued. II rae been srestlT sniarss1 sud TN
proved. and viii Be me largest Almanac pnp-
ished soafh o. Nov YORK, Containing ens hna-
drod and tventy-sighs enlarged psssA An
enumeration os iss contents cannot be nsds
IN this Advertisement II u the chezpess ~
manac published, aad the same-isws sione o.
the three States u worth lie price 70 ms
farmers and many others, while the vsxfssY -
lie other matter commends IL 70 tas general
publie
Orders from trade solicited.
JAMES Z. 0oOOE, Publisher.
s2s east Main street.
no 2a-eod3t&wlt Richmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22

For speedy relief and cure Of neuralgia
and Rheumatism use Salvation Oh. 70
cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22

WANTED, A YOUNG MAN
w eighteen or twenty years old
with some experience In tho drug bust
ness. VIII have plenty Of outdoor exercise.
Address, with reference, age, and experience,
D. K. care Of DISPATCH ONCE. no gilt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22
POLICE PENs-JAILS.
Opening of the Blueush Season-The At

Opening of the Bluensh Season-Ihe At
Ianta and Bennington to Practice.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DisDatch.l
NORFOLK, November 21.-Plans have
been gotten out for the erection OF q
stylish and well-equipped stati"n-house
of the CITY. and work will be commenced
ON the building early in the spring. In
Portsmouth the spirit of Improvement is
also in motion, aud Mr. g. Q. Moser, the
architect, is getting out plans for a dou-
bic iail building for the city and county,
with iron and steel cells. and al. the mo-
deru accessories for comfort, Steamboat
inc. ventilation, clea nliness, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22

NorrowAps COUNTY JuDessHlP.
Numerous Candidates in the Fieid-Alli-
.nce Legislative Council Meeting.


fcorrespondence OF tho Richmond DisDatch.l
NorrowAY, Va, November 20,-The pub
lie MUD is sharply agitated over the coun-
ty iudgeship. Judge William II. Mann
has served Nottoway IN this capacity
MANY years at much personal sacrifice, tor
his abilities would have satisfied any
bench in the Commonwealth. The Demo-
craetio County Committee has recon-
mended Mr.. Q. T. Goodwin as his success
Fir. w. NJ. Bernard is also urged BY his
friends. as Is also Colonel w. q. Jenress,
an ex. attorney, but able and most excellent
gentleman.
ALLIANCE MEETING.
The legislative council Of tho Farmers
All;anca Tor the Fourth congressional dis
triet met Of Burksville on the 18th to look
after the interests Of the order. Among
those IA attendance was ]. Thomas Goode,
~ Alliance daleqate-eiect from Mecklen-
sSure. The Alliance has lost some strength
Ia this section from the atternpt on the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22
correspondence Of Tho Richmond Dispatch. !

[COfrespondenco Of tho Richmond Dispatoh.I
PETERSBURG. Va, November 21.-The
Petersburg District Convocation of the
Episcopal Church, which has been IN SEES
SION here this week, has adjourned, after
very pleasant session The bodyls a small
one, but very earnest and Jealous in its
work, which is altogether Of missionary
character confined to tho bounds Of the
oonTocation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22
FOOTBALL.
The Yale-Harvard Game Results in a Vic
tory for the Connecticutters.

The Yale-Harvard Game Results in Vic
tory for the COnnect'cutters.
[By telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
SPRrNGFIELD. MASS, November ALTAR
vard-Ysle football game. Yale wins.
Score: Yale 10; Harvard goose-egGed.
''coKSELL, I YELLw
DErRoIT, MICE. November 21.-Foot-
ball-Cornell co. University OF Michigan
nothing.
MTDDIKs vs.. LAFAYETTE.
ANNAPOLIS, MD, November 2l.-The
naval cadets and the Lafayettes, OF Easton,
Pa. played football here this afternoon.
The cadets were beaten for the first time
this season. Peck made the only score OF
the game for the Lafayettes, touchdown.
Lafayette. 4; Cadets, 0. The best
playing was made for the cadets by
french, Bagley, Macklin. Johnson. and
Ferguson, and for the Lafayettes by Peck,
Weight, Wilson, Young, and March.
sEwANEE vs. TENNESSEE.
CHATTANOOGA. Tam, November. IL
Football University Of the South, "A;
University of Tennessee, nothing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22

WANTED, Statesmen ON
w SALARY OK COMMISSION 20 handle
the NEW pArENr CHEMICAL INCREASING
PENCIL Tho greatest selling novelty ever pro-
duced. Ersses ink thoroughly in two seconds
no abrasion Of paper; 200 20 800. per cent.
profit. ono agents oront amounted 70 5000 ia
six days: another $12 In two hours We want
one oner gstie general agent for each State aud
Terrier. For terms and fall particulars adj
dress The MONROE ERASER MANuFAC-
TURING COMPANY, La Crosse, VII.
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INACTIVE RELIABLE

WANTED, AN ACTIVE RELIABLE
w SALESMAN, visiting the retail grocery
trade OF Richmond district, % represent the
AMERICAN PURE FOOD MANUFACTURING
COMPANY. FirBt-class commission or salary 10
right man. Goods staple and reliable. Refer
encos required. Apply % A. z. FOOD MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY, 724 Eleventh street,
northwest, Washington, ID. Q. no 2l-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22

NIANIED, a FIh5 T-ULAoo INA
w YELLING GROCERY SALESMAN TOR
North and South Carolina. A live and energetic
man who 10 acquainted with the trade Is do
sired. Address with terms and testimonials,
CONFIDENTIAL, Post-onice Box 5l4, Rich
mond. Va. no 19-6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22

IVVIs
Madame Catalina was probably the wife
(Cathaune) of Sir William CORVALLIS.
such as appears above were some OF our
early colonIsts and such the risks and pri-
yations of colonization. / do hope that
the poor fellow received an ample supply
of goodly clothing, not much worn, and
felt as Glad as the self-sscrihcing mission
ary does when in foreign land he receives
his Easter or Christmas box. NJ.
RICHMOND, November Is, 1891.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22

EoR SALE. CHEAP, STEAM FIRE
IL ENGINE In good orders weighs 3,ooo
pounds; can he used for pumping and forcing
water. For particulars address s =. X, care
Carrier No. 4, city. no 22-lr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22
ON A LARGE SCALE.

deru accessories for comfort, Steamboat
ing, ventilation, clea nliness, &c.
ON LARGE SCALE
In each building there will be court
rooms for the justices. ample apartments
for the jailers, public and private en-
frances, and on the city side station
house, mayor's-court room, offices for the
chief and lieutenant, patrol-room, etc.
The double building will be erected within
two hundred feet of the river, on the
corner of Water and County streets, and
will have plenty of lot room.
BEdISENTAL DAY.
Tho 18th of December has been selected
hv Atlantic Division for the assembling OF
the Uniform Divisions Of the Knights Of
Pythias of Virginia in Portsmouth TOR the
formation of regiment.
A deed was placed on record IN the
county Clerks Office Yesterday Tor the sale
Of sixty acres of land in the Tanners
Greek section by the River-Front Land
Company to w. A. French, OF Giles coun-
ty, Va, for 500, 800.
THE season of the big bluefsh has set in
and they are reported very plentiful on
the coast. The most OF the fish taken are
sbipped to the northern markets, where
prices are very profitable Just now.
THEIR ONLY GAME.
Tho Republicans of Berkeley are taking
advantage of the split in the Democratic
marty in the county and will run q ticket
for Town Council.
The foundation for the new knitting
mills in Berkeley, opposite the navy-yard,
is down and with good weather the work
will go ahead rapidly.
The United States steamer bennington
arrived in Hampton Roads yesterday at
ternoon, and while waiting the arrival OF
the Atlanta will practice her guns IN the
Roads at Yorktown.
A HEAVY HAUL.
The composition-metal stolen from the
hayward and found at j. w. Woodman's
iunE store was weighed st the custom
house yesterday and found to be $40
Police Detective Heppell returned from
Iynchburg last night with A. }. Cash,
wanted for stealing $50.
Major james 4. Croker and Robert NJ.
Hughes, ESQ.,, will represent the defence
in the ciyii-rights suit of the colored
nreachers against the city of Portsmouth.
During the past week 1880 bales OF cot
ron were received at this port.
A well-known Commercial-Row liquor
bonse made an assignment yesterday.
The oyster gunboat Chesapeake is In
mort.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22

WANTED, TWENTY statesmen
w to carry a. a side hue our "cAsH ON
DELIVERY" CIGAR, with gold-slIed watch
Big pay. c. o. d. CIGAR COMPANY, Winston,
N O. au 22-3m
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XxTIDE- AWAKE KERS

XNTIDE AWAKE " q X X q X 3
w everywhere for the greatest book on
earth, "sHEPP's PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE
WORLD" costing 100000. Mammoth Illus
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Tex, cleared e7l1 In nine days; Miss Rose
Adams, Wooster, o., t23 In forty minutes; Rev.
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COMPANY, No. 705 Chestnut street, Philadel-
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WANTED, A PLACE IN A PRI-
w YATR family either as a COMPANION for
good people or az q MUSIC TEACHER for chill
dron, or both. Address Miss X. 8. O.. care Post
master, Prospect, Va. no El-zs
IETANTED, POSITION IN LAW
w OFFICE by young man o. good charac-
ter ana with collegiate education. Address j.
A. s., care Postmaster, AartinsVille, Va.
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WANTED, A SITUATION BY A
w LADY who has had ave years experience
IN n large publi'ding-hJuse. Can give reference
from former empoyer. Address NJ care DIS
PATCH ONCE. no 22-lL'
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XSTANTED.-A YOUNG LADY OF
w several years experience wishes STU
ALTON AS TEACHER-English, Latin, and Au-
sic % beginners. References. given. Address
Miss r., No. 903 east NJ street, Richmond, Va.
no %. IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22

7 AIDES WANTED TO WORK FOR
making light fancy goods. Can be done In lei
sure hours. Constant work. Good pay. Adj
dress MANAGEHEsS ART NEEDLEWokk bA-
ZAAR, Chicago, Ill no 6-d2Ot&ulmo-
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WANTED, BY A FIRST-CLASS,
w HARD WORKING. AND ACCURATE
BOOK KEEPER A SITUATION. Address
PROGREss care Carrier No. 20. no 19-4t
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XTTANrED. so PER MONTH SAIL
w AIRY and expenses paid any active man
or woman TO sell a line OF PLATEDWAkE,
WATCHES, snd JEWELRY. Can live at home.
We furnish team free Full particulars and an
elegant sampe-c,se Of foods FREE. Address at
once STANDARD SILYERWARE COMPANY,
Boston, Nass no 22-1w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22
RHNT on Fon TRIAL.

Mr.. j. f. Hartman, who twice shot Mr..
Mike Beck last night, as telegraphed TO
the DISPATCH. was to-day sent on to the
Hastings Court by the Mayor TO answer
the charge Of felony. He was admitted to
bail in the sum Of $500. MIR. Beck was in
court and appeared to be suffering very
little from his wounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22

A GENTS. IS TO $40 PER DAY
n collecting email pictures for ~ 70 copy ana
,r Tres. A. dunno s CO, 30 keade street,
Now York so'o-ou@ "oes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-22

WANTED, A POSITION AS STE
w NOGRAPlER and TYPEWRITER by
youth OF seventeen in some Wholesale house or
law ONCE. Salary not 20 much the object rs a
bond If necessary. JOSEPH, care DISPATCH.
M OILS
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WANTS.

""lN"07@7-N|0-"-7 $3.50"
CTENOGRAPHER AND TYPE
~ WRITER, twenty-one years old. is open for
an ENGAGEMENT at once. Best Of references
Can furnish his own typewriter II desired. Adj
dress TYPE, care o. DISPATCH. no 22-lt