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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
columbus.pay. Again

Here we have another "Columbus-D Day ~
another four-hundredth anniversary Of the
landing on our shores That Of the 18th
of October was according to the 0ld-Style
Calendar; this is according to the New
Style.
So, after centuries Of public indifer-
ence. CoLuMBus gets some compensation IN
double-quadri-centen anniversary.
New York, Richmond. and other cities
celebrated the f2th. To-day the Worlds
Fair buildings at Chicago will be dedi-
Gated. and there will be public holiday
throughout the country.
In Virginia. as elsewhere. there will be
numerous celebrations by the public
school children. and at the Exposition here
it is to be Children's-Day, when low.
priced admission-fee will be asked. and
where the programme of entertainments
will be specially suited to the young peo-
pie.
Chicago had counted very much upon
the presence of President HARRIsoN and
Mr.. CLEVELAND, but the illness of Mrs.
HARRrsox made 1t almost impossible for
her husband to leave her bedside. and Mr..
CLEVELAND from .chivalrous motives de-
clined the invitation extended to him. so
yice-President morton will be "the big
man " at Chicago to-day He is to retire
from Office on the 4th of March next. and
he will hardly have another such chance
to disport himself before the public, but
We doubt not that he will do his part
gracefully and make the Republican party
sorry that it laid him aside to take up MI.
WHIrELAw REID.
Besides vice-President MORTON the
United States Government will be repre-
sented at Chicago by the members
of the Presidents Cabinet, by the
members of the Supreme Court, and
by hundreds Of lesser dignitaries. In
Guiding many members of the Sem
ate and House of Representatives. Every
foreign government of consequence Will
also have representative present. The
parade will be a fine one, and tits expected
that the oratorical efforts OF CHAUscEY DE-
PEW and HENRY WATTEBsoS will be equal to
the sublimIty of the occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
Cereals in Virginia.

According to Census Bulletin No. 240 the
total area in cereals in Virginia in 1889 was
1881, 1T acres as compared with $685.
acres in 1879. The decrease in the area in
corn was 16s.626 acres. in that in wheat
164, 1870 acres. in oats 6S,o4S acres. and in
buckwheat Il, 1893 acres. The increase in
the area in rye was 1917 acres and in
barley 1872 acres. OF barley we raised
40. 9S2 bushels. of buckwheat 41,199. of In.
dian corn 27.154,635. of oats 5,693,S75, OF
rye 397, 1894. of wheat 1885,. 800.
The largest wheat-growing counties
were: Augusta. 1885 bushels: Bedford
2Os, 1874; Clarke, 273.sO1; Fauquier, 191, 463
Frederick, 92O.76l; Loudoun. 33S,1s5
Rockbrldge, 297 ,476; Rockingham, us, GAG
Shenandoah, 424.403; Pittsylvania, 1s9, 43S.
The counties growing the greatest guam
tity of rye were: Augusta, 2l.O22 bushels
Carroll. 32,953; Fairfax. 2o.1s7; Fauquier,
1881; Flovd. 22.455; Frederick, 20,59i
Grayson, 2s,797; Loudoun. 1887 Page,
14,574; Patrick, 12,722: Rockingham,
3O.7O5; Shenandoah. 26,093.
In the growth of Indian corn the fol-
lowing counties excelled: Albemarle. 1884,.
257 bushels; Augusta, 903.332; Bedford,
6l3,43l; Fauquier. 9s5.229; Lee, 6s0,6O6
Loudoun. 1,S19.2s7; Pittsylvania, 645,295
Rockingham, 946.7l9 Scott, 5S7,070
Shenandoah, 503.S6S. and Washington
h90 qA7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
General Sickles's Position

General SIcKLEs means to stick. He
says that he will not retire from the can.
didscy for Congress imposed upon him by
the Democratic nominating convention
and that it will not be unconstitutional fol
him to hold the positions of Representa-
tive and msjor-geDeral on the retired list
He, however, does not propose to draw his
army pay-more properly pension. he con
siders-while he is in the House. He did
not draw it when he was Minister to Spain
This amounts to S5,s25 per annum.
The General is a rich man, and when he
represented this government at Madrid hi:
ANIMAL expenses were $4,000 per annum
while his salary was only $4,000.
General SIcKLEs's view is combatted by
General MCMAHON. who was slated for the
nomination before SIcKLEs's name wa:
mentioned. and who is now an independ
ent candidate for the place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
1}'(oFE!Ny
COMPANY
,1,a1s, AND II EAST BROAD.

11.1s, 1b, AND II EAST BROAD.
FRIDAY. famous for Remnants, is here.
It's like putting extra money In your
purse to watch our special sales. Iake
these things:
Kid Gloyes-iots to close-Ladies'
Monsouetaires, gray and tan, sizes 81 to
So. bayo been 81. 10 to SLAP, to-day 49c.
Misses Suede Gauntlets, to-day 5Oc.,
we're S9c., tan and gray.
Broken sizes Ladies' Silk Front Hose,
CSC. quality for 35c.
Childrenis Bright Colored Plaid Stock
ings are &c., but to-day at 15c.
Broken sizes Natural Wool Vests for
children, were 75c. to SLl0, to-day
any for 65c.
Another offering broken sizes Flat
Goods. were 35 to 75c., to-day any for
25c.
Infants Silk and Wool Vests, we're
9Sc., to-day 25c.
For Ladies-Dr. Warmers Famous
Underwear, purest wool, at S1.50 the
garment, regulation price $3.50.
East Aisle.
When our last 800 rockers came we
picked out those damaged in transit and
the railroad company has adjusted the
claim. Here's few to 60 for song:
High Spindle Back Oak Rockers, little
hurt. 81 instead OF s2.2e.
mighty pretty Rocker, has one rocker broken,
s1.25 instead Of $3.50. Pretty cane and spindle
back. -,
This one the damage is TO the cane-notice-
able, that's all-S2.75 instead OF $500.
China news.-Unpacking many pack
ages this week disclosed some breakage.
Save money by them.
Fruit Set.s French; there's china stand and
three plates Should be six; certainly hand
some, S2.50 instead OF 90.
Tea Set, decorated and stppled gold edge, %
pieces-one saucer gone-Sa.5O instead OF 80.
Salad Set, very handsome, bowl and saucers
Should be- l2); the price should be $3.50, 1t Is
$3.50.
Ice-Cream set, large china dish to hold two or
three moulds, and eleven saucers zone gomez, %
instead of Sc.
Chocolate set, six cups, large china tray and
Dot the top gone) price $3.50 instead OF $6.SS.
Six Odd Covered Dishes, decorated, worm
81 80, for el your choice.
Fancy Fruit Plates, 5c.-many styles.
Iom-and-Jerry Sets-large bowl and dozen
mugs in each-s3, worth S4.9S
Dainty Copper Tea-kettles, wicker handles,
CSC. TO close-they've been s1.26.
Several Banquet Lamps, nickel or brass, hne
burner, twisted fancy column, complete Tor
S2.l5.
Two Japanese Teapots, odd shape, grotesque
decorations wicker handles, 81 each.
ANY odd pieces needed for Washstand? Soap
Trays. Mugs. Tooth Brush Holders, DC. each.
High Art Plates, have been 81 to Sl3 a dozen.
Basement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21

tsensral 4. ". omar, ". HAIL HAanzs.
WILLIAM RrDcnLxr Gniry1rn. and others.
Among othor things General JoRssox
said:
sbosson threw the scs overheard At night and
IN disguisc, ana then paid for H. But whom tho
Peggy stewart arrived ~ Annapolis with her
chests Of tea guard was placed on her IN open
day; word was sent for tho country 70 RAINY. and
the WING Club. Of Nkrtdee. ted By Dr.. Charles
Alexander warncId, rods 10 the wharf and
medc the owner burn his own vessel.
" There was no concealmenf, no delay, never
apology, never compensation.
ut was an oct Of war, open war. that placed
halter around every mans mock who aided,
allotted, encouraged, or endorsed is. After that
reconciliation was irpossibIe."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
LEVY&DAVIS,
DRESS GOODS.

rncre ID no line Of goods 90 generally In do
maud this season Of the rear ~ BRASS Goods
our frisnds from out Of town win want 10 take
new dress homo with them u nothing more. and
10 thoss No invite attention 70 our mammoth as
sorsment Of Dress fsbrics Of every kind ana
utyle a. prices that src right.
3s-inch WORsTED CLAN PLAlDS, IN navy,
tan, brown, green, garnet, cardinal, ana onve'
at 50c. per yard.
ALI.wooL NAvY-BLUE sT0RM sKa0Es Of
80, SO, 20, e5c., and u.
3s-inch ILLUMINATED SERGRS, In hand
come colorines. at Soc
CASHMERE DIAaONALs, In plain and
shaded effects, at Is and 23c.
3s-inch extra-6nc FRENCH 6kH9kS, IN 81
tbs nev colorings, at Doc. per yard.
sO-incn GERMAN sERGES. In beautiful color
ings, the best value offered this season, only
ei.35 per yard.
4a-incn CAMELs-HAIR sUITINas in new
effects
FRENCH BRoADcLoTHs, in all the new
fan shades, very nne goot.s and equal TO CLIPS
quality elsewhere, only u.
NOVELTY DRESS PATTERNS In q magnin.
cent assortment ct %, ~, $500, s10. s11,
1880, s1375, sl4. els, s16.50, $3.50, $40,
eco. SCI, and e25.
We suggest you be early In securing the above,
Cor we have been sparing In the quantity We
took OF any one pattern to keep them oil select.
What we lack on that score, however, We have
moro than made up In vsrtety--and that u bester.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
David Il. FIN.

The Washington Post says that some OF
the more thoughtful Mugwump papers ART
advising that further abuse of Senator
HILL be postponed until after tho cleo
ton.
just now the presidential campaign oc-
cupies our thoughts, and none of us have
time to discuss personal matters. But the
southern people ought never to forget the
debt of gratitude which they owe to Dir.
HILL. and when this political battle Is
ended be ought to be told that they never
will forget it. We shall elect CLEVELAND,
and then all Of us viii be in fine humor
to do justice to HILL. and to let him know
that his labors in our behalf are duly ap.
oreciated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21

The American Syndicate Of Writers, IN
organization composed Of well-known
lsrerategs, is to ssnd number of noted
writer's on Q voyage Of discovery around
the world after literary msterial. Thesyn-
dictate viii charter . schooner to be named
the 6sxeasso. which viii sail about Jsnn'
airy Let, circumnsviga the globe. JULIAN
HAvraossE viii DO the leader. FRANZ
BzocKros. TEoMAs HEIsox PA0x, JoxI
CaAxplsn HARnzs. Max ORxz. and others
ere member Of the syndicate, but will
not 70 on the voyage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21

The Atlanta Medical and Surgical Josrna
Of . recent date has IN article entitled
"Adeuoid Negotiations Of the Pharynx q
Frequent Cause OF Deafness in Children
Their Removal" IL IL b. y LArpsER PHrl-
1zss. n. D.. Of Savannah. Ga. and has re.
oeived favorable comment from the pro.
fessioD. Dr.. PAzL1s b native Of Hamp.
ton. VI He has been practitioner for
several yssss. but has recently returned
from Europa whsee hs spent much time
lmprovine himself IL his profession.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
Gontl0lnOn'S Unlaund0pod Shirts.


n
SHIRTS ana
nshp or hen can
lin Drawers fun
ds thebest
Inc and all sizes from n" rs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21

At the tri-State Democratic mass-meet-
ing held at Island Park, near Harper's
Ferry. W. Va. on Wednesday. the speak
ers were THOMAS +. BAYARD, WILLIAM A.
ANDERSON (of Lexington, va, WILLIAM l.,
WILSON, BUCHANAN SoHLEY. and Others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21

roeu Stewart Day" IN honor Of the
burning Of ~ "a Annapolis hssbof In
eoIobial fimeo. W. csIsbrstsd By : han.
uoot - baltimore Wednesday night.
Gooothee usve nsds ~ 0snssal BnADLzx
= 3Qunpa (pgsdd>nt y tho poeietsl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21

8 short dress lengths OF DOMESTIC DRESS
GOODS. in DARK colorings, Is and zoe. per yard.
40 REMNANTS at DC. yard.
In order 10 close ont entirely our small stock
OF REMNANTS Of SUMNER GOODS, such as
CALICOS, CHALLIES, and OUTING CLOTHS,
All IN Fight colors we have marked them at
the uniform rate Of sc. yard, originally 8, 10.
and 12l4c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21

Governor FLOWER will preside at mass
meeting to be held at Tammany Hall Octo-
Der 25tb. Senator Hull Will be one of the
speakers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21

In Washington city, as in Richmond,
there Is complaint that the oleomargarine
law is not strictly observed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21

25 REMNANTS OF CRASH T0wELLING. u
yard 10 2x yards In length, for &c. 10 2oc. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
Linen Department.

10 REMNANTS Of TURKEY-RED TABLE
DAMASK, several patterns, 2 TO 80 yard
lengths, colors perfectly FAST usual price, 378c.s
remnant price, CSC. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
Dress Trimmings.

The dressmakers all say our line OF Dress
Trimmings Is not only the most extensive In the
city, but our prices are much lower than Is
charged BIZ other houses. We receive daily the
latest ytyles-as they como out-and II you VIII
bring a sample Of your dress We win match it
perfect.
MINGS in bands and edging, In all the different
furs, from 25c. per yard UP.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21

c.tssrh 1. driven from tbs bead by such
$500 sonsefhinQ else n sure to suRor.
iis,siIv nine time out Of ten, It's TIE lungs
With DR.. Sagc's Remedy, there's perfect
and permanent cure, BY serdb!e instno :,s
Tho worst chronic cases yield 70 ~ mi,u'
NJ, onfv cafarrh Itself, but Catarrhal Head
acbe 1,o,d IN the Hcad--aIl the troubles that
mo = cs,,ac Cafarrh or may como from It, :.
There's either q psrfect and permanent
,,ra no matter how bad your case, or OF
how long standing = or there's $500 In cash
for you. ~ o.,. p.,v.,v q,
,,srfsct rood faith, az 10 and contract 70 give
YOU one or the other
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.

80 SMALL REMNANTS OF GINPS and
BRAIDs, black aud colors, from u 70 ~ yards,
and price DC. 10 75c, about ono half regular
price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
BOYS UNDERW.EAR

durable garments at price
esand
n
SOC $3.50 per yari with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
|FOUBQUREAN, PRICE & co,
| corner Fourth and Broad streets


In 0ands1 75Gn aUmbrensa
dosman Gyunsats
solid pearl shell Drs
-. % II don meumb sneeof
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21

In accordance with our custom Of selling ROM
uauts al decided remnant pricos. We shall offer
several very tempting things for FRIDAY, octo-
In every department of the store all Of the
ACCUMULATED REMNANTS, "SHORT
EkDs.n .ODD SIZES AND LENGTHS" viii DO
placed on sale with . remnant ticket on them,
having the original price a. well a. the reduced
prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
1eauel,y DEPARTMENT.

We have Just received beautiful line of GOLD
PENS, with pearl holder, which we offer at very
low prices
Also n line OF CHILDREN'S KNIFE, FORK.
and SPOON SETS, in triple plate, beautifully enc
graved, ut s1.25 and ~ per set.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-29

Henry Clews' Weekly Financial Review is
sued today says: I'm Wall street the tone Of
business is healthy, but lacks any special ele-
ment Of speculation. Many factors in the con-
dition of business at large are favorable to .
higher range of prices, which had been very
generally expected to appear at this stage OF
the season. but counter factors have appeared
which are holding speculative tendencies
in check for the time being. There
is, however, very healthy demand for
railroad mortgages and prime dIvidend-pay
shares, and that fact encourages the 'bull
owners Of stocks 10 stick 10 their holdings. The
hardening tendency Of the money markets. here
and in Europe. naturally holds speculative
transactions in check the more so rs the drift
has run farther than has been gen.
orally expected. While it may be neces-
sary to siacken pace somewhat for a time in
stock operations, vet the general situation is a
strong one. The business Of the country at
large is sound and active and the nation is
probably accommodating solid wealth faster than
ever before All the circumstances bear favor
ably upon the value of railroad invest
ments, and are preparing the way for a higher
range Of values when the present special con-
ditions affecting the money markets have
disappeared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-29

Everything Indicates That . Great Many
vosers WIN Re Earolled.

Everything Indicates That . Great Many
voters WIN Re Earolled.
Special Dispatch 10 The Evening star
NEW YonK, Oct 2s-No man can vote who
has not regissered when the boxes are closed to-
night Everything portends to large registra-
tion. Good judges believe that the total num-
Der Of votes viii be more than /. 500. 900. Il
hoped by the democratic managers that 10 this
city SAC, 900 voters will register and in BROOKLYN
10000 II they do then they predict demo-
cratic plurality Of more than 90 600 in
New York, Kings, Queens and Richmond
counties. The republican managers have
been raising heaven and earth to
get out their voters in the rural districts, and
there are many indications that they are sue
ceeding IL 90, they are likely to come down
10 this city with 10000 plurality. So you can
zee how close the contest is in this state.
Wise men are thinking that 200 votes or less
may separate the two great parties.
Senator German ia now hard at work as a
member Of the democratic national committee
His presence At headquarters has added good
deal to the democratic confidence in the situa-
ton he himself says that be has no doubt of
victory. In contradiction TO Senator German q
presence, Senator Quay's departure for Penn
sylvania has somewhat diminished republican
confidence. 1t has given rice to the reports
that he goes away because he believes that de-
feat is imminent.
View of Another Correspondent.
Special Dispatch to The Evening star.
NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-The prospective pur-
chase Of votes in New York is the chief subject
of attention in police circles today. Each side
lie charging the other with preparations for the
purchase of many thousands Of votes The
democrats charge that the republicans have
81, 400 900 piled up for this purpose while the
republicans charge that the democrats have
81, 700 900.
No concealment is made Of their disappoint-
ment by the democrats regarding the result Of
the registration i'm New York and BROOKLYN YES
terday. They say it was not near what had
been expected and that it is evident that their
vote In these two cities will not be what had
been counted on. This gives the republicans
some encouragement, but they are by no means
confident, but rather the reverse The fact
seems to be that both sides are anxious and are
waiting the results Of today's final registration
with trepidation. The recent reports from In
diana indicate an improved condition for the
republicans there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-29
Baltimore Mnrkets,

BALTIMORE, Oct 2s-Flour dun, unchanged
receipts, lls,es5 barrels; shipments, s2,947 bar
res. Wheat irregular - No. red spot, 7Oa;
October, s0sT0k; December. 791sa72A; May, SOL
as0%; steamer No. 2, red, 6Sk-receipts, 1896.
bushels; shipments 1852 bushels: stock. s.ils,-
s45 bushels sales, 62 900 bushels. southern wheat
dull-Fultz, s6a1a; Longbcrry, sss.S Corn easy
mixed spot 4ssasSS; october, &sk; year. 47a
AK: January, %6ta&T; steamer mixed, S5s<5k-
receipts, $50 bushels shipments, a. 1Ss bushels
stock. 49lll4 bushels; sses $1,000 bushels. SOUTH
ern corn firm - white, <2a<sk; yellow, 10a4s
Oats steady-No- 2, white western, sesse; No. q
mixed western, sass - receipts 5000 bushels;
stock, 1883 bushels. Rye dul-No. ., 5ssso-
receipts, 60 bushels; stock, 3s,o57 bushels Hay
dull and lower-good 20 choice timothy, lAooa
1s.oo Gram freigbts steady, unchanged. Cotton
nominal-middlinE. s 5-ls Provisions unchanged
Butter unchanged. Eggs unchanged Coffee
steady-kio cargoes, fair, ls; No. Z, lsa. Sugar
strong.
BALTIMORE Oct. 2s.-virgfnia tep-forties, IS x
bid, Baltimore and Ohio stock, e3k; Northern
Central stock, e5 bid; Baltimore and Ohio SOUTH
western Hrsts l07alo7k; do second incomes
2sasl; do uird incomes, skasS; Consolidated
gas boncA ION bid; do. stock, ssasaa.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Oct - tclosng).-whest - October,
6ek; December, 7iA; May, Tx. Corn-october,
soH: November, <0I; December, <o5.; May,
Der, soh; Nay, sxH. Pork October, ii.so No
vemper, ll.s0: January, 1870. Lard - October,
$50; November, I.eak; January, 1850 MAY, I.s1k.
Ribs - October, Ills: November, 7.25; January,
SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-29
DIED.


BRAyToN. on saturday octob.r 70 1892 ss her
beloved wise Of Thomas BrAIion. in the hfty-nflh
Funeral viii take place Tuesday. November 1. Is 2
O'Clock, from Aon Baptist Church tRichmond papess
BRAxToN. DEPARTED this ,ise "Wednesday. or.ob.r
band Of MARY Brasto ae .ed Ss''''a h1'
sgnsra sunday O'Clock. from his late Residence.
BUCK, on FRIDAY. October es. 1892 at cor m,
WlLLlAMM W. BUCK. formerly CAPTAIN company a.
thiyseventh Wisconsin infantry. lsts Of the pension
Funeral services at Harnline NJ. T. Church at D.
m, sunday. ofober 80. thinnesota rApers plesss
DOM. On October %. 1902. wrLFREp COURT.
NH: son y Alonzo A and fla M. Dom. aged four
Funeral sunday Al . O'Clock. Friend. and rsl.ss,.s
.HowsER. On saturday. October %. lss2. at : 20
9 TaS 10 stisr long and Tainfui nlnss. NIL
Ny father Is sleeping. his weary tc,i ended;
With grief stricken hearts we ind pain and ~
The resce and the comfort he found not below
With the bright. happy ansels Tn he VIII tnov.
Although We both loved hi e vss al for the b-st.
God gave US our sorrow thst he might ind rest
Fune-. from HIS late resideDce Ne 1919 sth -sr~-s
northwest: sondsy at IL O'Clock an Friends and
residence. 1745 l. street northwest. Lor1sAt.. be-
loved wife q samuel v. and mother Of frsnk W. sad
nnsr s S,2 0S,9ser 90 a. 2e oelock from
siives are invited 10 attend caslet Vii NJ. -
opened at the church.
PAINE on Friday. October %, 1899. ct II an,
Payne. aged twenty-five year,. i've months and thres
funeral from the Plymouth consresational Church,
l5th and streets. Sunday az O'Clock Friends an1
THOMAS Departed this life at his residence, @ss
isss siS'so am JAMES h fHoafs ''ooFr ~
Funeral will take place sunday, October 30 .,
oeloek irSm the Metropolitan ziOn Wesley chach
WEIGH. on October %, 1899. DELLA wELcH.
beloved dAurnter Of Mchsei and Brdsst WEIGH sE =
Funeral fror residence Of pareuts. Gas eosh sr-ss
norsasss q iS;s M sunday Friends and RELATIVES
wIT TsEsr o. 9 E,,dsy octOb.r.s, Ises aeasn
Funeral Ssndsy otsoS.r 30 iro IN. residence. n
his grandrnother. 1907 street northwest. fun.ra
copy.l
lIPPY. In memory Of WILLIAM HARRISON
IN yhs s2.sred into s,.rSs ssss oss1ssr 2
i've days.
One year among One angels beloved thou hast bean.
One year has heavens white portal shut back ths
And &c, no vOic. no whisper come. floating dow,
To tell what sisd wonder year Of heaven may BE-
Heaven is but life made richer therein csn be no lose,
To meet our love and longing thou hast no suh 70
No sa,nI.nt between u. pprsar. ~ recty screen;
Ssc,gss We know shss pear .Ra ns..sr % ia.
We val not stain with eriev1ne our fair tho fsnss
But cling thee IN spirit o. thou vert in ssxht
npon eess ereSs our sespsl KS sss e "a
Hearing from that sweet country where b1shtfng
Love chime The hours immortal. IN earth snd bsssra
the same. L l.