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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
HE DlRECT lax.
It should BE Returned In Full-Penalties
and Interest.
fRrtnlerranh 70 the plsnntch.

WASHINGTON, October 3.-The Treasury Do
partment has decided that al of the direct tax
must be refunded 20 the individuals from whom
IL Was collected without deduction for commits
sions. ana also that the individuals shall receive
penalties and interest where these wore Origi-
ually paid by thcm. This construction Of the
law is gwen IN the following letter sem to-day to
W. H. ECgborn. Esq, EggbOrnsytlle, Va:
"Slr-Iu your letter Just received nt this de-
ulrtmeut, YOU say that tbs treasurer OF your
county j. rounding only the direct tax, auC Is
deduct.uR psr cent. as his commission, and
you ask If you are not entitled 10 interest on the
tax bsing refunded. In reply, you are informed
that only the direct tax collected has been r.
turned TO the States In states where the tax
had been collected from individuals II should bo
returned ia full by the State authorities % tho
persons from whom II was collected, " 10 their
heirs or legatoGs. However, since the tax was paid
10 the states the AtOrney-General las rendered
an opinion 20 the effect that all penalties aud
interest collertei should also DO returned .
those from whom it Was collected In tho same
way. The department ia, therefore. preparing
o. refund % the Governors OF States toe penal
ties and interest In the same manner
aud under the same conditions that the tax Wts
ROUNDED. II must be understood, however, nat
the interest mentioned is that which was col
lected Win the tax an1 not interest accrulng
since. Respectfully yours,
lsigneil 4, h. NITILEIoN,
"Assistaut Secretary
IThe above lctter Is In accord with enc from
the Comptroller OF the Treasury % . citizen 81
Richmond, which was published In the DISPATCH
some weeks ago, tho only difference being thai n
the communication to the Richmond man no
reference was made 10 ;hc per cent. cOmmis-
sion. Tie payment u the Inter, however, was
ur0vidcd Tor bv the net Ot the General Assembly
under which the tax l. beng reiunicd.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
OUR SECOND GRAND EXPOSITION.
1t wan Open with Eciat at Noon Thursday.
Featuras and Notes.


Tho second Exposition Of the virginia state
Agricultural and Mechanical Society begins al
noon Thursday. While the opening will be un-
cstentatlous IL will be imposing aud impressive.
Tho address Will probably be made by Or. y. IS,
McBryde, president Of the Virginia Agricultural
and Mechanical College at Blacksuurg. The IN
dicati0ns now poirt o. an excellent show a ire
mondous crowd, and a splendid time for an VINO
THE SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.
All the special features OF tho Exposition are
roceiying the utmost attention, Nnd those IN way
of entertainments Out ~ the ordinary line are
almost ready for the performances TO begin.
Tho specialist, for Pains Paris arrived on the
steamer from New iork yesterday.
Tue ehruObery IL all up for the " Battle OF tho
Crater; the mcrry- Is getting INTO
operating shape, and tho various whees-0i-ior-
tune stands are rapidly going up,
Inside the building everything is hristlng ana
busting with activity and every foot OF aYatla-
bic space has been taken by exhibitors
THE EXPOSITION RACES.
Much interest Is manifested In the Exposition
races. Tney will begin on Monday O;tobcr
ION, and will continue for five days. The i0l-
loving viii be The detailed programme:
First bay-NOnday, October lOth--lst, <;3o
class, purse $500; 2i, running, purse elOU;
30, yeariing, purse $40; 4th, running, purse
500.
Second dday-Tuesday, October 11th.-5th, $50
class. purse $500; 9Th, running, purse $500;
1th, stallion class, purse 1900.
Third day--We1nesday, October l2th.-Sth'
2:3O class, parse S4OO 9th, running, purse
SiOO 1Oth, tV0-year-old class, purse $500
llth, running, purse 900.
Fourth Day Thursday, October l3th.-l2th, ]
threc-y year-Oid class, purse 440O; 18Th, running,
purse $500: IAN, 2:4O class, purse $500.
Fifth Day-Friday, october l4th.-l1th, 2:2O
class. purse $500: 10th, running, purs0 800
17tb, 2:27 class purse 5000; loih, runnins'
purse 500.
Entries 70 the pacing races will close saturday
night at ! / o'clock. while those TO the running
races VIII keep open until l 7. VI. tho day before
each contest takes place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04

peal oi the Briggs case was rcad, ana Dr' blrch,
oi tho Committee on Prosecution, announced
that they we're ready 70 20 ahead with the triaL
Law ir the matter hui a number u the members
al the presbytery we're absent lie moved that
the prcrbytory take up tho case In the audience
room OF the Scotch Prcsbyterihn cnufch on NO
vember ON and continue each day, excepting
Saturday and sunday, until completed
Or. Hall raised the question as % whether or
not tho proceedings eh0uld De public or with
closed doors lie favored tho latter and wanted
all reports given 10 the press formulated in tho
session and sent out. Or. Briggs replied that ne
favored opon dOors. u wac decided that tho
pablo should be admitted, but that II they made
demonstrations. a. thoy had previously done.
tho galleries would bo cleared. The presbytery
then proceeded with routine business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
WIN Keen Omen Intll 0.

The Council Committee on First Market met
yesterday, and hitor approving bills and trans
acting O.ner routine BUSINESS decided 20 keep
that market-house Opon on Thursday, the day
Of the Exposition trades parade, until o'clock
A. NJ.
Tho Second-Market Committee had deter
miuel - close the Second Market on that day
aud 10 Eeep Il open all day long tomorrow, but
since tne action of tho other committee have
determined 10 do exactly rs the First-Narket
Il. Nn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04

BURNED TO DEATH.
Horrible Fate Of the Victim Of Gsso-
line Explosion.

YANKrOS, =. D., October 3.-Charles Wnches-
ter. proprietor Of a small hotel IN this city was
burned % death hy nn explosion Of gasoline to-
Day. Ue was sprinslng gasoline on tho noor Of
amnu room ~ eXierHinate b"d-Ougs' ne
room, f.. Iu-t OF toe hotel kitchen, ana the
explosive Yapor generated IN the room
pcryaded tho Kitchen, whore n gasoline
Stove was burning. The atmosphere in
tho kitchen 0rsi took fire. and tho names
ru.haJ to the smau room. An explosion followed,
and q tow seconds afterwards Winch 'st'r ran
FROM thc hotel into the open air with every par
ucle Of hs clothing burned from his body, his
hair gone, and his hcsh actually einoulaer!hg'
r,e.v rarite,. Of his body WAS burned 20 a
bleeding blister and ho endcayored to ind re-
lief hy jumping into "a tub oi swill ana then
rolling IN the dust. He bad inhaled burning
gasoline and early in the evening dled
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
Z" \. b. NErILEToS.
The MONETARY cONFEReNcE
To Meet in Brussels on the @2d of Novem-
ber Ncxt.
nv ,olo,r,rb totbe Disnatch1


WASHINGTON, d. c., October 3.-secretary-of-
State Foster sent to-day by cable to the European
governments which have already slgniled their
willingness 70 be represented at the interna-
tonal monetary conference notification that it
has been arranged TO have the conference meet
in Brussels NOgomber 22d next, the Belgian
Government having signined its readiness 10
have the same hold It's sessions In is capital,
ana the leading powers having approved the
selection.
The governments which have accepted the In
yitation Of the United States 20 send delegates
TO the monetary conference are as follows: Aus
tria-Hungary, Belgium, Denmark, France. Ger
many, Great Britain, Greece, Italy, the Neither
lands, Portugal, ROumania, Russia Soryin,
Spain. sweden and Norway, aud Switzerland.
The delegates from the United States already
designated by the President are as follows
senators Allison and Jones, Representatives
NcCreary OF Kentucky henry ". Cannon OF
New York, and Il. A. Walker OF Nhssaclusetts.
in addition to these 10 Is expected thHt Nr. Ter
rin, our Minister at Brussels, will DO made a
delegate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04

The valuable curative properties. .Sa od AZ AZ,
cnck's PoTns Plasters are que 70 the Gun;
ployment Of the highest medieat la.o,o nha Sle
Chemical skin. They are purely yege.aoie
aud in ingredients and method nave e,;ve nesfn IN
been eaualled safe quick. ana enecslshJ, h,;s nu
Their action; they do not pnrn =, cr,ing g
ter. but soothe and relieve wiz ,s,n =,
and can be worn without causing PMS
inconvenience .o,,tation.
Az othsy so.cailed porous plasters arc
limitations made 10 sell on the reputa'ioh
Of Ailcock's. ,,o,+at;on
ASK for Allcock's and let no soilcisatl9ha ! s,' -
or explanation induce yoa to aocep1 SUI
stituto
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
No One l. Forgotten.

Ladies. misses. and children arc sll pro-
vidod for in the display OF fall and winter
novelties at Kaufman q Co.'S, corner
Fourth and Broad streets. There - treat
| for every lady in Richmond IN store 20 call
and inspect their stock. II ~ complete IN
every respect. Thousands OF ladies were
! there yesterday so if you haven't been be
| sure and call to-dav or tomorrow. Their
opening has been prolonged until then.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
where Are They GoingP

From all directions tho ladies are wend-
ing their way 10 the Kautmann & Co. mil
hnery parlors. at Fourth and Broad streets,
where feast ot the eye awaits every vlsi-
tor. The display Of Fall and Winter Mill
merry il gorgeous, and every visitor leaves
the store delighted. Their opening con
tinues to-day and tomorrow. Ladies
don't miss seeing II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
MANCHESTER BOYS WIN THE GAME
Balloon ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, Court, Per-
snnal. and Other Itrms.

The gamc playel yesterday afternoon by tho
Forest-llll and Petersburg clubs at Forost-ulu
Park was very exciting and resulted In victory
for tho Manchester bOys. The contest was very
closely played up 20 The eighth inning each ctuD
only scoring one run In the first seven. The
Manchester boys drew blood frat, ~ Foster
scored IN tho opening round, after having beeu
advanced two bases by wild throw OF W.
Quurrs. The Petersburg club didn't get man
as tar az nrst base until the fourth inning
when f. Qpsrles, having been sent To hr7t on
balls, made second on passed ball and scored
on hid error by LOnglegs. In the eighth
inning bad errors allowed the Forest His to
scoro two runs and the Petersburg boys punched
three hits AMI keeior scored
TIC Petersburg team played n fne game IN
the field, thOugh Quarles was hit hard and often.
The Held work OF tho Forest Hllls WAS very
ragged, but DarbY's effectiveness IN the box won
the game tor them.
Tho Petersburg infieli maIe three double
play4-W Quarlc3. Widcin-, and j. Quares ;
Widgins, Brodio, and Lmeburger; Brodio, j..
Qu8rles, aid fimchurger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

GEORGE W. MAYO, 10l6 A. NJ, trustees sale
of cheroot- and cigar manufacturing Dusl-
ness, NJ No. II Governor street.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR 6 SON and SUTTON Z
CO., > y. ", thrce-ftory brick storo and
dwelling, No. POS Broad street
APPERSON e POLLARD. , +. NJ, brick dwell
ing At northwest corner Of Broad and Twenty
third streets.
H. VALENTINE, carpet, furniture, Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
r. & o. r. R. FlREMeN.
They Ask an Increase Of Wages and Their
Request Is Denied.

Request Is Denied.
WASHINGTON, D. c., October 3.-The nremen
on the Richmond aud Danville railroad have
asked the officers Of the company for an increase
Of wages on the ground that the heavier en-
gines nov Ia use on the ROAD entail extra Work
on them. The company has refused % grant
the nlyance. IL Is now IN the hands ot r.
ceiycrs. and T. suffering from tho effects
OF hard times In the south. heironchmeni
OF expenses In all directions Is part of IT. genefhl
policy, and II was pointed out 20 the mon that
while this state Of things was the case II was a
very noppOrtune time 70 give more wages 70
any class of WOrkmen. The company has always
been on pleasant relations with its employees
aad has never bad any trouble with them, and
Us ohlcere believe that the men will see that the
company cannot afford NJ this time to Increase
expenses. No trouble Is anticipated. The IN
creaeo asked IL small for esch man, but amounts
10 about 500. 600 or &25,OOO in the aggregate
CEiei Sargent, OF the Firemen's Brotherhood,
NAV come here tor a conference with the men
and the railroad officers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
,,..,.r-, -,rn-hmnn HnGhes Imprisoned.

EoeHg,rER, y. T., Oc'0ber 3.-At the court OF
or.r and Te~mincr, which opened its session
lerc to-Inv. James Hughes, master workman
a. National Trades Assembly, 2al, knights Ot
Labor. Garment-Workors Of America, was or
1qrcd TO serve term oi ono year IN the hou-
roo county peuiteutiary on sentence Ior eAtot-
ION uronocucci against him Ia June, loSl:
Uugne-s defence has been IN mo hands oi
National Ira les Assembly. 23l, hWghts OF la
',..,,'..-el to ArDertca. Ills action has been en-
6orsrd ana approved by every labor orgahlZa-
t,no in tne Uuitei states aud the Farmers All
rure. National Trades Assembly 33l' has 70,
fused 90 t4ke the case ~ hughes 10 .uo Nou.t @ VI
ArNcals folcyins that they have not been just
ly treated ln tho other courts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
FOUR UGLY FELLOWS.
THEY MAKE A DESPERATE ATTEMPT
TO ROB A BANK.
Foiled by the Pluck OF the Assistant
Cashier, Whom They Seriously
Wound, and Captured.
nv ,olograDh 70 the Dispntch.l J

ERIE, Pa, October 3.--Tremendous excite
ment was caused in Erie to-day by daring 81
tempt to rob tho Keystone National Bank. IL
was about 1890 O'Clock this afternoon ana no
customers we're in tho bank. Assistant Cashier
Frank Kepler and Clerk Charles Liebel we're
busy balancing their books and counting money
and checks when suddenly quartette OF 'ousn-
hooking strangers burst into the room. revolvers
In hand. Tho strangers took position AZ eacn
of tho Windows around the desk within, and
pointing tholr revolyers at the heads OF the TWO
clerks, told them 10 throw up their hahus'
THE CASHIER CANE.
Instead OF doing az directed, the cashier
enatched up paper-Weght and was aDOut Geal,
ing the fellow nearest him n blow on the heed
whom two shots were fired by the intruierL Ouo %
Of tho bullets struck Kepler IN tho iett chees'
infictiny q serious but not dangerous Wounu.
Tho young man fell fainting 20 the iioor, ond sne
robbers, becoming frightened, ran from the bahA
aud fed up Eighth street.
THE ROBBERS PURSUED.
The shooting attracted a crowd, and number
OF citizens gavo chase. Tho robbers, nndlhg the
pursuit too hot, turned on their pursuers ana
opened Ere. bu. fortunately 40 one was injured.
Finally Sperial-Onicer William Dierel overtooh
the despcradoes, and with drawn revolver COM
mandod them 70 surrender Tho answer WAS
shot from a huge army revolver
THE DESPERATE FELLows SURRENDER
As Omcer Dlerel was in the act of returning
the fro the four men thought better OF II anu
gave themselves no. They were handcuuel
together aud marched - the police-statloh ana
lCCKed NJ In separate cells. On being sear'hrl
nine reyClyers Of different calbre ana a co'ie1-
ton " knives and brass knuckles were tonhd On
them. The prisoners gave their names rs
John Courtney and G. II. Hawiey' ot New YORK
city and Dan. p. Evans and Charles W. smith,
Of Syracuse, y. \.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
Case Of Commissioner Peek.

ALBANY, October 3-In the Court OF Session at
o'clock this afternoon quite q crowd OF spectators
had gathered TO hear tho decision IA she appli-
cation that the indictment against LaDOr-COm-
missioner Peck ana his stenographer ior burning
public documents be quashed. Tho motion to
auash was denied. Pocks counsel then de-
INJURED to the indictment, and the case was put
over till Thursday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
ACCIDENTAL FIRE.

This morning about 3 O'Clock q fire broke ont
In the grocery store OF Mr. Clifford Z. Firnels0n,
on Green street near GlasgOw, in Portsmouth,
aud the entire stock wEs destroyed and tho
building badly damaged. The ire Was accl-
dehtal and the loss was covered by insurance.
Captain John w. Happer, of Portsmouth, re-
ceiyed a telegram from Durham, y. C., to-day,
stating that his brother, Mr.. Richard Happier,
formerly Of Norfolk, Is dying.
Mr.. NJ. n. DOdd, Of Portsmouth, has been ap-
pointed foreman Of engines and alr-brGke In
structor on the SeabOard Airline.
Tue dedication OF Nick Methodist Epis-
copal church was attended by an immense con-
course yesterday aud the services we're full OF
interest, DR.. Sledd conducting them. IN excel
lent collection was made for the church debt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04

by Anglo-Amorcan cable 60 the Dispatch
Rro, ptsru, October 3.-Fron noo1 yester,
o,v a, noon today p now casesof cholera aui
deaths occurred to this cliy' Mo9' Vi 'Do VIZ
aim. belonged TO she poorer classes 49,. -,
Sr. pFrtRsEURG, Ortober 3.-By comparison ., Q,
ves,criay's cholera figures with The returns on on
Sgfurtay II il shown tnat there Is decrease IN III
the number both 81 cases ana OF ueaen~ .,s, ~" "a
,,"-tej. against 10 ueE cases and deaths yes
InrInN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04

From all directions the ladies' are wend-
ing their way to the Kaufman " Go. milli-
nery parlors. az Fourth and Broad streets,
where feast Of the eve awaits every ylsi-
tor. The display of Fall aud Winter Mill
nery is gorgeous. and every visitor leaves
the store delighted. Their opening con
tlnues to-day and tomorrow. Ladies,
don't miss seeing II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04

ANGOsTURA BITrERs are endorsed by the highest
medical authorities here ami IN Europe az pre-
ventiVo and cure Of Malaria and all Summer
Diseaees Keep Il In your houses 70 favor your
drinking water and all othor beverages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04

Ladies'. misses. and children are all pro-
vided for IN the display of fall and winter
novelties at Kaufmanu & Co.'S, corner
Fourth and Broad streets. There is treat
for every lady in Richmond in store 10 call
and inspect their stock. II Is complete IN
every respect. Thousands of ladies were
there Yesterday; so If you haven't been be
sure and call to-day or tomorrow. Their
opening has been prolonged until then.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04

Don't miss the opportunity to call on
Kaufman Il Co.. corner of Fourth and
Broad streets. 70 inspect the beautiful dis
play of Fall and Winter Millinery. The
opening viii be continued to-day and to-
morrow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
Bank-Wrecker suicides

BrrFuo, October 3.-Eiwari ;, Damn the
ygr,.. er % tho National Savings BANK dled -
n.rht OF opiuu-poieonins lt was csSo 'l ,,r, 80
to-day f.r trial but whom the time come lor mn
10 apuear he was uu IONS 'iods, aud' on motion VI
lis f.,4n-el. case was postponed one Week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
Wbsn nature

needs assistance It may be best TO render
il promptly, but one should remember to
use even the most perfect remedies only
when needed. The best and most simple
manufactured by the California Fig
syrup Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
The Campaign in Tennessee.

BzrSroL, TENN, October 3.-The famous John
7. Bnchanan, Peopie'e-party candidate tor Gov
efnor OF Tennessee, spoke 70 Ices than LOCO
psople at Biountytlle to-day for two hours or
more. He has just opened his campaign snd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04

Gus Williams, the accomplished delneator,
will appear az the Theatre tonight and t0mor-
row night In the new musical eccen tricity, Apru
farce better opportunity % display his peculiar
ability than anything In which he has previously
been seen. April Fool" II the work OF c. wal
lace Walters, the author OF Mr.. WilamsS Tor
mer SUCCESS, Keppcr's Fortune" and oeing
familiar with Mr. Millams's mannerism the au-
thor has given birth 20 play Witch exactly nts
the artist for whom it Was inten led. Tho COM
pany embraces among others Miss Lillian Elna.
Gertrude Reynolds Hetta Brendt, Gertrude Hill'
Frank Girard aud Ross and Feuton. The others
Of the cast are clever and not new 10 the farce
comedy stage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
WEAVER'S RECORDS.
COLONEL O'FeRRALL BOLDLY EX-
POSES HIS QUESTIONABLE ACTS.
Enthusiastic Democratic Meetings in Al
bcmarle. Franklin. and Other Places
Staples. Gordon, and Others Speak.
rsnecial telegram to the plspatch.l !

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, october 3.-Represcn-
tntive Charles T. O'Ferrall addressed one Of the
largest and most enthusiastic audiences here
to-day over assembled in the courthouse. His
excoriation Of Weaver was received with a storm
Of applause. Woaver's record ia Congress, Ike
hisrecOrd At Pulaski, Tenn, was shown 70 have
been full OF questionable acts. Colonel OFer-
rails speech received tho closest attention
Many colored people occupied the gallery. Al
bemarlo is thoroughly aroused and viii roll mp
n larger majority than ever before Tor tho gal
liant O'FeTall aud the whole Democratic ticket.
NAsrERLY EFFORT.
Judge w. II. Mann, OF NottOway, preceded
Colonel OFerral in a speech OF an hour and
hiatt. IL was n mastery effort. At It's close he
was warmly Congratulated by Colonel OFerrau
and others. IL was mos; powerful arraign-
mont OF the force bin and It's advocates
The speech Of Senator James l.. Gordon at the
Charlottesville WoOllen-Mills on Saturday eve
ming was listened to with marked attention by
large crowd OF voters, and the enthusiasm WAS
very great
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
THR s.ORE.
Hero is the score:
Eu.uElT Ffyfrg
BY INNINGS.

Totals. ............."3o . g =.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04

Don't miss the opportunity 10 call on
Kaufmnnn Il Co., corner of Fourth aud
Broad streets. to inspect the beautiful DIS
plav of Fail and Winter Millinery. The
opening will ba continued to-day and to-
r,1prrptU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04
colonel Thomas z. Good:

Dear Sm.-It is now four weeks since I
reached Buffalo LIthia Springs, suffering
from the effects OF recurrent attacks OF
acute articular gout in both feet. which
had lasted and confined me to bed for two
months. Though had biehnially. some
times annually. suffered for short periods.
the malady on this last occasion was moro
violent than before and threatened 10 take
a chronic form. Ny digestive organs were
impaired. my health was shattered. was
crippled, and calcareous deposits were ap-
pearlng on both feet. Directly on my ar
rival cOpiously used the water of Spring
No. 2 conformity with daily hot baths. \
fortnight latter was in condition to walk
without the use OF cru,ches, the swelling
and inflammation Of the parts had mea-
surably subsided. and my health improved.
To-day my general health is better than It
has been in twelve months. the deposition
of uric-acid sediment is dlssipated, and my
feet, though sensitive 10 pressure, are re-
stored 20 their normal condition.
Respectfully yours, CoLroS GREENE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-04

expresses exactly Just how yonh seel when You
nave seen our fail stock OF Shirts, Collars, Guns,
NeckWear, and FURNISHINGS ganeralis. suoh
sentiment will be moro than iustiaed by the
facts because our assortment embraces every
thing that may be worn tbl1 season ald consists
exelusiye,y OF novelties that NJ ibe moment
and not Of relics and suryiYals OF iormor sea-
sons. 10 be decidedly ard andouotadiy up 70
date, VOC must be grrsyed 10 our neckwear and
fina linen. An inspection Of our st0rk 0pcus up
possibilities OF efoicc bounded cniy BY tAs hmita-
tons OF fashion and good taste.