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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-30

This from the speech Of John NJ.
Thurston, OF Nebraska, before the Amer
icus Club at Pittsburgh, is a good pic
ture of the Democratic purty=
The Democratic party is the advocate OF selfish.
ness. II arrays sections against sections, class
against class. occupation against occupation.
labor against labor. 1t breaches the doctrine OF
discomfort. Whenever It can fill the heart of m
elector with envy of It's neighbours success 1t
feels sure Of a Democratic vote. The grass.
hopper, the 4cinchbug. the drousht7and the
cyclone are Its natural niles. Democracy Is
most yirulent In the fever and asue districts. 1t
prevails as an epidemic in Southern Indiana,
Illinois and portions of Missouri. The meanera
man feels the surer no Is 10 catch It
And this from the same speech is a
striking likeness of the Republican
party:
The Republican party seeks to organize an
American brotherhood, based on the inter.
dependence of all Amerita Il interests. The
man OF the farm and the man OF the manufac.
tory; the man OF the mine and tho mau OF tho
forge; all ranks and classes OF men can best SO.
cure individual prosperity and national nd.
vancement by standing together for American
institutions, American. enterprises. and -Ameri.
can homes.
The student OF political history and
the unprecedented, fair-minGed observer
of the records of both parties during
the past thirty years will recognize the
two pictures drawn in the above para
graphs. So.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-30
JEWETT'S DRY AIR
.Refrigerators

New style, md designs for 1892. Red Oak, An.
tique Finish. with fine trimmings. Tho best
line OF Rctrlgcrators and leo Chests In tho city.
Call and sec them, or send for catalogue and
price list while our assortment Is full. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-30

TAKE your meals at Tho Milwaukee
Cafe. ROBERT GRANT, Manager.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-30
HOUSES FOR RENT.

HOUSES TORRENT.
House No. 252a Chaplinc street, with seven
House With three rooms on second floor, With
0Gtll room, on North Main street. ST. per month.
House With four rooms on third floor, on
south Chapllns street, Centre VII ceiling.
LOANS.
sl,oo. s1,0o. s,.ooo and 500, to loan on city
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-30

lFIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Tho pastor. Roy. D. A. Cunningham, D.
D. Will preach al 1890 a m. and 1850 \. M. En-.
delvor Soci,iy At 6:i5 p m. Sabbath School
atO a. m. Mission School, Eighteenth street. at
$50 p. m. ap30'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

FOURTH STREET NJ. E. CHURCH..
J. Preaching Sunday at 1880 a. m. and 7:0p,
m. by the pastor, Rev. A.. d. Riker, D.. b. Sun.
day School at 2 p. m. Epworth League, Mon.
day Ut 7.i5 p. N. nps9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-30

W. E. STATHERS, Chairman.
J. C. BRADY, Secretary,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-06
EXPOSITION
Opening Week
.BREEDEN, TALLEY&C Go. s,
300 east Broad street.
During the Past Weeb
We HAVE RECEIVED
A Good Many NGWGoOdS.

CASHMERE and FLANNEL DEPARTMENT
oilers you many attractive articles.
WHITE EMBROIDERED FLANNEL at 75c.,
81, e1.25, $50, ard e..
RED ana NAyY-BLUE EMBROIDERED
BLACK Embroidered gold silk emOrold-
cry ~ fl.2J.
WmTE FLANNELs. 1874. 90, 95, IS, 37IH,
40, 30. 62ls. zoe. 0ad s..
VALE "A SHAKER FLANNEL ~ SOC.
RED FLANNEIS, every grade, from 20 to SOC.
GRAY FLANNtLS nom 10 10 SOC.
NAFl.BLUE FLANNELS, &c. up 20 $3.50
per yard for the % MIDDLE FLANNkL-
SUFFIELD WHiTE SHAKER FLANN FL, an
all-cOtiCn rlanuel. at l21ac.
piece BROWN-MtXED FLANNEL, ell wool,
for skirts. az Doc, fe0uced from Doc
INDIANA SKIRTING FLANNELS, 40 inches
wide t24 e. 2l9 yards MAKE a skirt, at 90.
These Indiana Fauncls are gray-snd-back and
red-and-hac6 stripes. cream, ligat blue, pink,
IA PIE, garnet, brown, ald SCARLET.
ORIENT CASHMERE FLANNELS for shirts,
sacgucs. etc, ~ DOC.
GRAY and BROWN CANTON FLANNEIs for
Innings NJ So, 10, l2t9, and is Sc.
BLACK CANTON FLANNELS at 10 and l2i6c.
GARNET, OLD-GuLp, BRONZE, etc. SIN
GLE and DOCRLE-FACE CANTON FLAN-
NELS from 10 90 2Jc.
oar stock OF FLAANET.S is always up 70 the
standard. and Is second 10 mono in Richmond
UNBLEACEED CANTON fLANNELS, TO
25c,
BtEACHED CANTON FLANNELS, 81 to25c.
OUTINGS for shlrts and dresses, light and
dark effects at "a. 10. and l2l6c.
CA~SiNEEES for boys and mons W0ar az 20,
so, 40, 90, 80, 70. Soc. and 81
PANTS PATTERNS, S2.25 up 20 $3.50
Nice SUIT PATTERNS. . or . from $40 % Sl3.
WHITE FRINGED NAPKINS at 80. 7Jc., 81,
sl.2j. Sl.jO, and go Der dozen.
WHITE NAPKINS known ~ Dinner Nap
kinsl nc zoe, ~, Sl.2j, Sl.60, g., $500, IS,
ami $500 per u zen.
PLAID NAPKINS at %, 80, 90, and 75c. per
dozen.
RED NAPKINS at SOC. 20 $50.
All sizes d RED TABLE CLOTHS from GA 10
Ill.
RED TABLE DAMASK, 25 70 s5c.
WHITE TABLE DAhAsk, Doc. to si.75 per
yard.
WiSH-BAGS at 30. each or Doc. n dozen.
The public responded at Uucc 10 our CARPET
ADNERIi~EMENf ana We haV" virtually
closed out that ltJcG. A few remnants are left,
which We VIII close AT low nguTes
Here are two piece, OF CARPET that are left (:
One piece ia q :tPLl CARPET AZ Soc, reduced
from l. ana the other COTTON STAIR CAR
PHI nc l9r., re- luccd from Doc.
We have good variety Of SlIEEilNG, Pill
LON-CAhINGS, TOWELS, BLANhkIS, COM
FORTS, etc, which we offer 10 low uriccs.
Handsome variety OF lNiNH-POINr LACE
CURTAINS Just received from Si.39 90 $3.50 a
pair-at much below tho regular prices.
We will receive new goods all during THIS
weok, and ask a call from our patrons and tho
public.
DRESS GOODS and CLOAKS are now open
and ready for inspection. o. 2-Su&Th2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-06
EAIR WEEK BARGAINS FOR ALL
a AT
MITTELDORFER'S
NEW GRANITE BUILDING,
21T east Broad street.
NEW FALL GOODS.
LOW EST PRICES IN TIE Oily.


An entire new stock Of NOVELTIES in DRESS
GOODS. LADIES, MISSES, anu CdILDRENS
WRAPS, UNDERWEAR Tor Ladies' Chlldren,
and Gentlemen; CARPETS in all grades; RUGS
Ia Tspestry, Velvet, smyrna, and Mo1uett0s /;
BLANKETS IN White and Colored: COMFORTA-
BLES, all sizes; FLOOR OlL-CLOIHs, POR-
THERE'S, CHENILLE TABLE-CLOTHS, LACE
CURTAINS, WiNDOW-SHADEs, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, C0RSEIS, GINGHAMS, TOWELS,
NAPKINS, FLANNELS. sHAWLs. UMBkEL-
LAS, RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS of all kinds,
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, SILKS.
Our entire new stock Is very complete In all
branches. Our prices arc the lowest; Our
Our motto: Quick sales and small profits.
DRESS GOODS! DRESS Go0DSI
Storm serges in all colors at 121s, 20, 25, 80,
90, 90, Use, 81, and Sl25. These are good
values aud very scarce.
COLURED DRESS GOODS in Cheyrons, Glacie,
Whipcord, Henrie,tas, serges, Poplins, Brlstols,
Crodnets, Brocades, Diagonals, and ali the
popular new goods at the following low prices
l2l5 II, 22, 20, SO, 80, AZ, 40, 81, SO, IA &c.,
81, s1.25, $3.50, sL75, and 81. All OF these
prices are much below the regular prices.
BLACK DRESS GOODS In endless variety
from 10c. TO sl.75 per yard.
SILKS SILKS! SILKsl
In Black and COlored-all the new shades.
Fables. Bengaliues, Crystalines, Surahs, Chi
mas. Cordtnets, Rhadamas, GrosGrains, Persian
Teffetas, Shaded surahs, Mascoyite, from SIC.
Evening shades OF Silks In ell tho popular
makes.
CARPETS CARPETS
RUGS, PORIIERES, OIL-CLOTHS, MATTINGS
DRUGGETS, WINDOW-SHADES.
A LARGE NEW STOCK JUST OPENED.
Carpets In Cottage, Hemp, Cotton-Chain In
grain, Tapestry, Brussels, 1hree-Ply, hoquette,
Velvet.
Carpets at 121S, II, 20, e5, IS, AS, 81, 65, rs,
o3c., s1.07. and S1.25 for = beautiful Moquette,
best quality, laid on the floor.
d. & Z. MITTELDORFER'S
New Granite Building,
SECS 217 cast Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-06
TROUBLE IN GREAT BRIT AIN.
Depression Among London Tradesmen-
ALabor Crisjs-Wage Reduction.

ALabor CrisIs--Wage Reduction.
fBy Angio-American cable to the Dispatch.l
IoNpoN. October 5.-Rumors have been IN cir
culstion for several days past that II large dra-
merry bouso in the West End Of London is hope
lessly involved. Commenting upon these RI
Inors, the ~. James Gazette says that several
great drapery firms are iottenug under the
severe general depression which has Affected All
ranks of society. THIS depression was badly tet
last Cbristmas-time, when some Of the largest
dranery shops In the West End did not for
laws receive a single customer. Many nrms
in desnair dismautled their windows
ana hacked their fancy goods away with
Wow 10 holding them over until next December.
The betrothal OF the Duke OF Clarence ana Avon
dale and Princess May created demand lor
new stvle Of goods which wero no sooner pro-
dnca1 thsn an demand for them was blasted by
the death OF the DuFe, and the dealers wore lett
with thousands OF miles 81 hnery on ihelr hahuH.
The absence Of O London season added 10 the
troublcs. The greater houses loundit necessary
IN extend the credits Of the smaller dealers IN
order 10 prevent them from becoming bankrupt
This extension OF credit was oVerdone, anu un,
less trade r6vyes by Christmas collapse VIII
be inevitable II one DIG hodse SOo9 ~ WA N'"e
The ~, 'Tanies Gazette concludes by saying II is
10 be hoped that royalty viii SCI the Dal oil pros
peiity rolling. An announcement that the Duke
OF ACrk WAS about 10 marry NOUIu Ha'o "4'e'
cal effect on trade
In addition the labor situation In the large
trade and ship building centres OF thecountry Is
very threatening. A Crisis Is probable In tho
cotton trade that promises to have more wide
spread results than any OF tho previous troubles
thai have occurred between the masters ana the
oueratives, aud in the ship-building trade
oil tho clyde only one third OF the
berths are occupied, and no new or or,
ders are IN hand. Ii Is said that lo,OOO
hands VINO we're employed Ia various capacities
A the yards arc idle, and that those VINO are
sim al work are working on short time. TO make
matters worse for the employees the masters
have now decided TO make a general REDUCTION
i'm wages and h ave announced that engineers,
iron-founders and ship-buiideTs Will henceiorth
receive 10 per cent loss money Tor their labor
than heretofore. THIS reduction IS 70 take ehect
October 10Th.
Tho Clyde minors have also been notified that
their wages will DC reduced six pcnco per day on
and after the 10th OF the current month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-06

Our NEW GOODS are now open fo- the IN
spe. ton Of our friends and customers. We
earnestly invite you 60 com" in grd enjoy orr
array Of beautiful new styles. promising orr
best efforts 20 mqSo your cal enjoyable and
profitable IN every way.
CHINA SILKS.
fortunate purchase Of 8 pieces If China SILK,
nearly one yard III lie and fully worth var l.,
permits VS. to offer them 70 yOI a. Doe. ygrd-
just half value. The color, are Cream, Black,
Navy. Light Blue, Nile, Rose Lilac, and Orange.
We will also olicr u email line OF goOi coiors IN
China silks at Doc. yard. Sce these aud see
how much We WILL save Tor you.
DRESS GOODS.
Our stock Of 25c. Dress Fabrics offers n mag
nidcent field for yOn 10 select from. VS. nave
many choi"e styles
splendid line OF Drcas Materiais at SOC. a
yard ia plain aud fancy cno,t-.
IADlEI SUITS.
We are showing q few Blazer suits, IN navy
blue, N exceptionally low prices from $500 a
suit upwards.
CLOAKS
You will make grave error by purchasing
your Cloak elsewhere before looking ut our Stock
and prices
We never before Ind such variety Of styles,
and they were never 40 cheap.
LACE CURTAINS.
Three special bargains IN Lace Curtains await
your inspection. Ask 10 So them. first Rt
S1.S9, second at 1898, and tnIrI no 1898.
CORSETs.
While we have all the popular things in Cor
sets, we desire TO cali your attention 20 the
Extra-LOng :. t &. Corset. lt must 90 seen 10
be appreciated. Price, 81.
ISAAC HELD, 600 Broad Street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-06

EDUCATIONAL institutions IN Richmond including
The pEUli" high school.
The WortF-Fair Commission have adopted
the REMINGTON and now have 100 m service.
There are PEMlNGlONS IN use In Richmond
that lave been dong constant work for Ave. six,
seven. and 81 ght years.
Tho J2st work, by tho simplest means, In tho
shortest t.mO is accom- Nlisho1 by the REMING-
TON STANDARD TYPEWRITER.
The REMINGTON hHs had strong competition
for over nfteon years AMI Is still az the head.
TyuOWritere rented an gOld on terms 10 suit
The best TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES, PARA
Con RIBBONS, LINEN and CARBON PAPERS,
DROP CABINETS. No.
JOHN q. CULPEPER,
Exclusive dealer for virginia ami North Caro-
ina, M. 9lo east Main street, Richmond, Va.
au 3l.u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-06
eo0tre Of the city and convention, to bust.

ness.
NOTES.
Chimborazo Hospital" disappeared
many wears ago. The buildings were torn
down and the site was taken by tho city
for park.
Libby Prison has been transplanted 70
Chicago. An ice-factory now occupies its
site.
The Columbia Hotel and the old Ameri-
can Hotel were burned in the fire Of the
evacuation, April 3, 1888.
The SpotswOod Hotel was DESTROYED bv
ERE December 23. 1870, 0nd eight lives were
lost III It, PAGES Block now covers the
site
" The Winder Building passport and
provost marshals Office which stood at
the northwest corner OF Capitol and Tenth
streets. running through 20 Broad was re-
moved 20 Navy Blll tor use as a cGlored-
school building. Handsome brics houses
now occupy the site.
The hattle-6elds Of Drewry's Bluf Fort
Daring. seven Tines OiBir Oaks. Me-
cnanicsvillc Gaine,'s Mill, Frazer's Farm,
Sayagc's Station. Malvern Hill, Cold Har-
Dor, Fort Harrison. and Yellow Tavern are
within from Ave 10 fifteen miles Of the
corpolate limits, and most OF them are Of
easy access.
Richmond Is rapidly forging ahead in her
fit'ttNt t.1 AtAA ifNt aNNAhllE AANA ifillii
trade. Zach year shows great improve
mont On tne year preceding n ali these
lines.
Tho visitor 70 Richmond aside from the
attractions Of the great Exposition, will
find hundreds of things 90 interest hun.
Ia auy direction be NAV drive or ride in
the strcet-cars. be- wIil meet with an OBJ
j"ct Of interest. The heavy business CEN
ire Is built ~ in the most substantial man
nor, and Broad street, TIE principal retail
street. shows some magnificent structures
a Wreh Gnu be- very probably spent here
after taking IN the Exposition IN studying
the landmarks and the history that IL
written thereon.
uohwond's manufacturing aud CONNER
cial progress may be indicated by few
statistic, tor the year ending December 81,
1901: Number Of manufacturing establish
mnu's "a: number OF hands employed,
1850. capital, Sl7,I5j. 500: amount of
sales, @3t. $50, H7--an increase over 1890 Of
Sl2L9i7. IN the jobbiug trade he amount
of sale, for lSyl was s j600J.O]0 an increase
over 1880 Of @3,9iL0}). The increase IN
banking clearauccs over 1890 was $7,lj7,-
49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-06
BATTLE OF THE CRATER"


a85 NJ
greatest Presented OLD GUARD" of
IeeCa of
FIRST REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS RICHMOND HOWT
ASiIBY LIGHT HORSE the direction Mr. Ed iaml
Cah Special Scenic Effects and Grand Fireworks Display Without
historical
presented Seven hundred and fifty will take the battle
COUNCIL OF WAR" BEFORE APPOMATTOX.
October RACES will
O the
have eye taken the south
A TOURNAMENT
EXCITING RACES and
Of
trog the Rooster Orchestra Cat Mu Acroac and Tpeze Per-
formances
These attractions with the grand exhibit of Ymgins Agricultural Mechani
Resources,
stucyc, educational exhibits undertaken in the South
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-06
OOOD LAGUAYRA COFFEE, loo.

GOOD LAGUAYRA COFFEE, loo.
~ Best Cider Vinegar, 25c.
Home Made Preserves, Sc.
ArOuckles AriOsa Coffee, zoe.
New Raisins &c. per pound.
Liverpool Snlt, per sack, sl.l0-
Homemade Jelly, &c.
Nice Hams, l2c.
Apple Butter, sc. per pound.
pounds fine Rice, 25c.
s big cakes Soap 25c.
Best Family Flour, 1925.
HIgh-Grede Patent Flour, IS.
Minnesota Flour, $40.
Best Family Flour, per bag, 35c.
Very finest Mocha and Java Coffee, zoo
New Cut Herrings, 3 dozen csc.
1ls dozen Roe Herring, Poe.
Fine Table Butter, 25c.
Nice Sugar-Cured Shoulders. 1Oc.
Bulk Sides (25,000 pounds, SIC.
Good Family Lard, &c.
Fine Patent Flour, per bag, 32c.
ID. osULLIvANS,
Eighteenth and Main sreesA
40 asa. gu, Tu&lh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-06

oueen Christina and king Alfonso OF spasin'
arfiyed IN 8ndrid Monday from san seoass ,.i'
whore they have been soionrnlng 10, , s0o men.
re- ~ ,be Rovai family. Tholr return 10 Tue
capital Was MADE the occasion o. great 1sino q,
,etration az The railway station. Tho menrs's o.
the Cabinet, the hghost military aud a, om
:. 80 80 nrosent 10 receive their haleS-
lies. TIE streets in the vicinity OF the staten w,
and "a . roate 10 tue Palace were crowded WIN
people, aad the royal party wsrs ing iooS Cd
as thonss his stay al San Sebastian had greaty
benefited him. and his sun.bufnel i@r' AZ tbs
thst be had lived much IN the open ar ,so, ,g
carriage in which he rode we 40 az Was ,amnitu-
os,si. cn.srsa' He acknowledged his snpiec.s
salu,atons by grsvoly bowling ana rsS'''s ''' "@'
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-06
VIRGINIA'S GRAND EXPOSITION
OPENS OCTOBER 9Th,
CONTINUING UNTIL OCTOBER 26TH.

10TH l2tb h 10Th commencing
5 evening" will be spectacular and
pyrote exhibition,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-06
POINTS OF INTEREST.
..cesrloNs TO VISITORS TO RICH
C,oNo CURING TIE EXPOSITION.
...,, sites and straotures-Noied L7-
,.tions -Monumcnts, Parks, and
rubiic BuiidlngA

..., .f4.h lOTdcrCi with historic
u'aua." t.,, A.. ..-;....
,r. H., .'u-ti ."o ~ ''.o US ~ t 'Vi'
...> we" '"' a." ~" 49,
OIL. ~. i.,. ,,r',t sneccb pgI.,cb
..'.a..crirs hres III the Amor-
.f..rto burst forth. Hero was
... ~ fEqt now lo-u nation whose
,,.-. al existence CHALLENGED
.-....r ol the world Twice Rich
.... sue.l D. great conhagra-
..... o.. tle war-unce during the
.r.Ia-a.u whom 10 was eyacu.
..... l.rfaa rate authorities IL Is
....r. that wear after wear be-.
.... moro n Mecca fortLe pco.
..,.r tbe land. Every foot Of
which % D.. built and every
f.r miles around % has o
....... ,t,itetat,I.
... t.va boon great bDi tho
.-.. t.--t... Of ifs people have
t.. Az tin close of the war
...-. tr..no.. quarter vas lad
.. merchants we're without a
...rsre.. aul ITS railroad
...... v..-. u.aet.chiig represented
... l..r. every scar Of the ter
. ... IS olI.entel. stately
Ityn ESQ. where there were
lass. ...r.rr ..',t.s. we lave rail-
...-. with ali She GREAT hu..
.r. country. and she city is
.t o. "A N.ug's domain. What
...-a u.g.u lar;L~iur COM
.......u b.. We'll iIIu.tr,,aa in
....r. VIII winch tD, Expo-
...t..d.r
..,,..., ,.,.,,,.,.,
.... t-.. uIa,as that attracts the
H-.'ti'. C..,toi r,,lJ
. ,...,,.. tr..,,, ,,..,i,.' a.,
.... .tt.- ,.,.,.....f 80.
......+..... ,f+I. tl...t.f ,-.,s
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..... some 1f tu. most ina
......,. .D,l..s ,.yar hath IN
.,. 49,. ,.r.rss. az tt.
.. States rnet. I'm the r.-rDda
D.. the Hogd.n statue of
taken from casts made
....Iu az tie Father ol
..- It IS the most valrl-
r-t go America. and tho
Representation Of Washing
...t t-,.t-. On the walls
..- Dor. ~ the rotuuda is
......r of PORTRAITS Of gov
....,- gf-urcnshad tirgIuan,,
..f.t Oh. Colonial era. and nm
...-..u r. an iryaIuquls coilec-
relics and archives. The
... library. and the work, of
......t.. ar, o. Ue removed 10 tho
mo ..u library building whom
..Fo been erected. Ground Tor
.. broken IN few days The
..t.u of relies il Illustrative Of
.s..t t5 well as the Colonial
'. N''''N i''''-
IN i'E sSDA"f'
'a l1E,1.-erouuds are the wash
.'r., t.e tu.st bronze group a
o., Foley statue oI St9Ae"au
s"at-i q tAe state bY lnSi>"
.-.l t.e great s..uiri, ana thc mar
Hf i--ry cay hv joel j. Hart
removed nom the CAV statue ls
....t .'u-Lou-- when was inc
" iae Iuhic Uu'r0-th9
t.f 'i Virginia whose me M
rae 'Api''I otAuihS' iu9
Mansion iur 9,al' HIlnoIS' ana
..'N, huIlAt vac "'c WA 'tiN
'f'i % c'i- Fcuoue par Ior
'.. We're IuhE "nl tue tiHIiu7
."t the i'caI-dtiehce troops
...r ... c.'y was III danger from
.. ...-.
-. '." 'apt'l are many othor
.atrl WITH Tie Ooniedeiac}.-
. roe roSt-0ihce department,
H.. re'4ut me Once OF ITe,i-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-06
NACTS CON

e. a y / > - " y .
Z CEENING THE
REMINGTON STAND.
ARD IYPENRlTEt.-
tn I uited states Cow
oruusut usa- 1000
RtilNGION~. Dun
and bradstreet's Mcr-
camille Agencies use
500 eacn throughout
tho country. over 80
REMINGTONS IN use
IN Richmou ANA
vicini =. Jhe bEMING.
Ton r. used in eleven
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-06

endd historical of startling the h
world Over 300 will appear each performance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-06

Look TO your interest. You can ony Sal
walton Oh, the great pain-curs. iofS'c'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-06
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

BE-. a' Tie public buildings Of Rich
a.resdy mentioned are Rich
90, with o. hue museum and
Pc Masonic Temple erected at n
-.l5.nv0. the Byrd Street UnionJ
'.e Virginia Medical College, 1T.
nome. st. Joseph's Orphan Asr-
Richmond Female Orphan Asy-
,. '-c Retreat Tor the Sick, the bone Of
..r Sisters OF the Poor, Richmond
Institute, the New City Hall. tho
r'.'' u.tle school buildings, Corcoran
49, f.- Regiment Armory, and the
,..''|tI Afm0rY. The Chamber OF Com
I''', splendid structure of granite and
'A M.ck, Is rapidly going up, and tho
-, -..is bank building. brownstOne end
.H 'icA, = under roof. Many OF the
-se' OF klchmond are imposing exam
''Ss, D' architecture.
me-. inucipal hotels of the city arc
An p TIC Exchange and Ballard, the
Q, -s'.g.sh, b. CLAIR. and Hotel Dodson,-
"n'cH arc situated east Of about tho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-06

WANTED, BOARD IN A PRI-
w YATE FAMILY FOR MAN AND WIFE
In central part OF city. Front rom preferred,
uniurnisho1. Address W, care DlsPA1Cd.
%, De IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-06

WANTED, Ny FRIENDS AND
w PATRONS TO Know that though
burned ont / HAVE NOT RETIRED FROM
BJSiN ESs. For the present can DO found on
FOgki EEN1U STREET NEXT DOOR TO
ROSS, whcro / can serve my patrons.
20 ga-2w ADAM DIACONT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-06

WANTED, PURCHASERS FOR
w FIVE MILCH COWS AND CALVES,
ono THOROUGHBRED HOL,TEiN registered,
one THOROU GHBBED JERSEY registered.
Ga consignment ana tor SALE
Z. c. EDWARDS,
&C cit No. south Fifteenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-06

NTANTED.-LADIES AND GIRLS
w wanted 10 Do OUR NEW WORK FOR
Us AT HONE s3 20 IS per week easily made.
No painting and caCYsssing. Send self
addressed envelope. ECHO AANUFAC-
TURING COMPANY, Liberty Square, Boston,
Mass. oc I-Iw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-06

WANTED, BY A YOUNG LADY
w who has had SIX years experience a
POSITION AS TEACHER. Teaches the usual
English branches, Mathematics, French, Latin.
and Music. French o specially. Address Miss
A., care postmaster, Fippo's, Caroline county,
Va. oc 4-3r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-06

WANTED, A YOUNG MAN THO.
w ROUGHLY octiuaintcd with tho RETAIL
GROCERY BUSINESS. Reference required.
Address GROCER, care Carrier No. o. oc 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-06

WANTED, TWO GOOD SALES
w LADIES at once at 1921 east Main
street. o. 4-3t