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The morning news., 1892-03-26

ing at 81 10 per barrel; bulk and car,oad lots
special; calcined plaster, 81 60 per barrel; hair
4o5c; ROsendale cement. 81 S06nl 20, Portland
cement. retail. 81 90; carload lots, 81 25
LIQUoRs-Market firm High wine basis 81 IS;
whisky per gallon. recetfed. 81 oo9bl y; accord
ing 10 proof chocs grades 81 5o912 50; straight,
81 5oGs4 90; blended. 81 O0G5 90. Wines-Do-
ssc; fne grades, 81 0OGI 50: California light
muscatel and angelica. 81 35Gl IS.
NAILs-Market verT firm. fair demand; 81.
s. 90; 4d and sd, g. 50; Cd. 50 %; Sd So i5 i0i.
500 1sd. Se 0S; SOd 81 %; 5Odto 60d. 81 %; sOd
s. 05: 40d. 81 95.
NUs-AImonds. Tarragona. I70lsc; Ivicas,
l5G Ice; walnuts. French. lac; Naples Ice; pc
nuts. Baracoca, IS sO0S 80 per hundred; assert
ed nuts. 5OD and 25D boxes. 120i3c per D.
oRASGEs-Florida. dull 81 75Gs 90
ONIONS Firm; barrels, s. 0O9S 2o; crates,
PorAroEs-Irish. barrels. So 2592 50; sacks,
81 90: seed. SO 5000 IS.
sHoT-Easer: drop, 81 As; drop to and
larger, 81 20; buck. 81 73
SALr-The demand is moderate and market
dull Carload lots. Csc T. o. b. Job lots IS 1S0c
Ons-Market steady; demand fair. Signal
kerosene, .0c; neatstoot, 5O075c; machinery
lS125c; hnseed, raw. 43c; boiled, 45c; mineral
seal lsc; homelight. 14c; guardian. lac
SUGAR = the market is nrm. demand
good. Cut loaf, b34c; cubes. 51sc; powdered
SC; ,granulated. 4slc; confectioners'. 4ssc
standard A. 4s<ci white extra c, $50; golden
G, 4lsc: yellow. S1sc.
SYRUP-Florida and Georgia, e3425c; mar
ket quiet for sugar house at SO4n40c; Cuba
straight goods, 3oNs2c; sugar house molasses.
1s0120c.
ToBGooo-M Market quiet and steady. Smoking
domestic, 22jSc@Si 90; chewing, common
sound, 23025c; fair. 2SD35c; good, s694Sc
bright, 60@65c; fine fancy, 75@sOc; extra fine
81 0O1l Is: bright navies, 2204Oc-
LUMRER-Tnere is slight improvement
in foreign demand, while for domestic, both in-
terror and coastwise, there has been considera
BILE improvement, the demand being brisk for
quick deliveries. Market is steady, with some
signs Of advance in prices. We quote:
Easy sizes. s......................... 5ODl3 "
OIulnary sizes. S.................-.'. ~ VOV0lo y
Difficult sizes s.................... Il 00925 s.
Flooring boards ...... ............ IA 50d122 O
Shipstuffs. fs........... .,... Is 50025 O
The morning news., 1892-03-26

r-IoJ4-D ~-IbFI-O
Spirits. Rosin. Spirits. Rosin.
On hand April L.. $500 27,64S S,e63 1851
Reed this week.. 2,020 6,5T 704 4l31
Reed previously. 23l,i1 s46,246 i9446s 747,17O
Total 287, ,037 $40 al i99, 1875 79O, ,s12
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

WANTED, A CLASSICAL
w TEACHER 10 tako charge Of Washington
Henry Academy for the eusning session. com,
=, -. ,r',n m, city az Richmond and enc mile
from Atlees station, Chesapeake aud ono rail-
way, in Hanover county, Va fos iur'her H.
formation apply 20 ,,-,,o,rs p..,,.,
ovt1-WeSn4t 1903 east Marshall street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
READY Relief RADFORO.
The Enterprise Fire-Compsny About 10 he
Orpauiyed-Stapics FOR senator.

rrorr -poudenre % The Richmond Dspai'hl
R,DrouD. Va. May 2O.-Some of the en-
ferpri-ing citizen. here have formed ,heu-
selves INTO n committee 10 orCanizt q lrr-
c.r,nauv for TINS CITY. 40 ls 10 bo known
as the Enterprise tirc-Company. Tins is
indeed a mucl-neeied protection % the
rn,yu and Mcssrs. II. II Powers, $. ii.
Hore. j. b. Adams, and others deserve
r.Icb praise for their action III promoting
the company.
4 crowded house on last night showed
now tLe efforts of the promoters OF %
Young Mems Christian Assocaton are
eppreciated here. This is the hrst enter
t.,rment they have gwen, and much
credit is due tO Miss Blannie Greeu Tor the
success of the evening.
Ileu;euant-G0yernor j. HOge Tyler re-
turned from Washington ana richmond
whore De bias been tins week 10 attehl the
funeral Of Hon. j =. Barbour ana the
D.mOcratlc convention.
A pclron to the G0vernor Is beng
circulated here asking HIM 10 appoint
Judge Waller u. Staples 10 succeed the Ia
meutcd Barbour.
Mr.. o. u. Hatchellor. Of Buena VISTA,
was IN TINS city on "Wednesday visiting
JUDGE W. D. Vaughan returned this
week from Franklin County Circuit Court.
Many northern capitalists have VISITED
this city during bee past week attending
meetings a. land companies ana otAtr en-
terpri-es in the vicinity.
Miss lrma Miller. who has been visiting
friends here, returned 10 ChrlstiahsOurs
on FRIDAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
CAPTURE GA cARRlER.PlGsoN
i Coming Wedding ct Ash-Camp Church
Icrs.nal end Sncial Notes.

rCorrespondenceo Of tho Richmond Dispatchl
TURxEA Mills, Va, May 2l.-A black
carrler-uigeOn was CAPTURED here lew
DAYS ago. with ring around IL leg ana
the initials II. ". =" inscribed thereon;
also No. Sc was on the ring. \ com
munication from Bowling Green, Va.
states that one was captured there OF eX-
actly the same description, except that tho
No. was $50 instead OF Sc.
Invitations have been issued by Mr. and
Mr.. George Chappell TO tho marriage OF
their daughter, Ada Belle. 10 g. 4. wilson,
AZ Ash Camp church, on the 10Th instant,
al 1880 i. ".
Miss Marie Hooper. of Farmville, has
heeu visiting the family OF hrs. Fannie
Spencer this week. ~ ~.
Miss Sadie Eason, Of TIE farmvllle Nor
mai School. spent severa. DAYS with friends
here this week.
Rev. c. Il. Morton leaves in few days
To take charge Of the Presbyterian church
mt Scotland Neck, \. c.. FOR the summer
months.
Mr.. r. Dabncy Spencer. who has been
sneudiug several weeks with hls father,
Nr. A. II. Spencer, has returned to west
Virginia. ,...
Miss Berthe Spencer IS visiting her aunt
Mrs. Molhe Hooper. of Farmyille.
Ar. Lee " Morton has returned from
trim 10 IarmVllle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH--SUNDAY. MAY %. 1892.

Misses Bette Fauntleroy. Annie McGill
Fauntlcroy. May Miller. Carrie Opie OF
Baltimore, Clemence Cooke, Nan Cooke
Bessie aiccue. Mamie Wcstmoreland.
Bessie Van Lear. Ellie Foster, Everett
Matte Wavt. Minnie Mccoy. Maggie Nc
Chesney. Charlotte Ransom, Mamie Dyer,
Lucille Kilby. May Crowle. and Mrs, WI
were Messrs. i. Peyton Brown, Clarke
Warrington. j. Martin Perry, Bald
win wayt, Hampton WAIT ,,c >. Lewis SaI'
Moth WcCov. David McGuilin. Mur-
ray Hilleary, Walker McCheesncy, Robert
Blackford, Lacy Gibson, Harry VIM.
Dunbar Murray "; y. McGgiiiR' Eugene Elftan
Georce bell. Charles Eicheibereer, Edward
S. Sublett. William 5. Burke, Cadet Rich
ard, Of the Stanton Military Academy,
and Messrs. Burrow and Thorne, OF tho
University Of NIrglnln.
The chaperons were Mira. ". J.. Olivier.
Mrs. Il. i. Dobbs, and Mrs. Mccoy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
Of refcrring difficulty to the distric, com.

OF referring a difficulty 10 the distric. com
mitiecs and dividing q quarrel instead of
concentrating II WAS SIMPLY immense.
but now, as harmony ~ the order OF the
day and we propose TO wait until the ma
tonal council appoints a leader whom we
are pledged TO vote for. and "a the news
from South Carolina as well ~ n fact in
Now YORK indicate doubt OF the availa-
hihtN ct either Cleveland or Hill. let the
Democrats who recognize the danger Of
taking chances in personal preferences
consider what splendid popular champ on
senator German would mako.
his record Is absolutely unassallablc,
his opinions are sound. and rs n political
chiei NE has not his match. Il Is not only
ID the south that he is PRAISED tor defeat
ING me force bill. FOR an conservative men
lott the Danger of TINT revolutionary mca-
sure, and all sections Of tho country would
hai the nGme 90 the statesman SO able and
brave as Go save hls country IN that hour
OF peril. lie has fewer enemies and more
friends, souudor principles. and a safer re-
cord than amy prominent chlci IN the list
Of candidates IHrNsTHUlIrp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

TfNCs CARPETS. Oll-CLolHS, RUGS, MATS,
and PAPER.HANGINts OF ~ styles, which |
am Offering at low pricas. AZ orders promptly
attended 10. \. JENNINGS, NJ. 80 east NA1
street. Richmond, Va. ny SIN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
I OGS WANTED.


w nv Ms. joins S. GOODMAN. az Bali..
v,,l. oo he F8rmriue ana P0Thafan rtilroai'
locality pleasant ana i.aiily .ha 'ly
A'''0 ''. my 2l-il'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
ACOLOReO FAMILY ROW
In Which Hot Boiling. Water and Club
Enectlycry flgure.
fp..-.t.t ,..f....,, on. % fha Dfrrof.h

TNn7claT t0I0gTNm " II0 UI8TIT'I'I
Lun,Y, Va. Nav 2l.-News has Just
reached here Of a serious difficulty yester-
dav afternoon between ROnert GLASGOW
(coloredl and his wife Matilda and her son
at their home IN the Massanutt,n mountain,
a few miles from Bixler's ferry on the
Shenandoah river IN the county. The story
goes that Roberts wife threw hot or boil
Ing water IN his eyes. binding him. and
the son then felled him to the floor with a
club. It ia reported that there Is some
danger Of thcmau losing hrs eye-leht. an.d
that his condition is rather serious. No
arrests have as yet been made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
s,auuton clubs second German.

Correspondence Of the hichnoha Dspa,ch''
STANTON, Va, May 2l.-Iho second ger
man of the season gwen by the stanton
German Club on FRIDAY plgh' nv tnvlr nnil
''..,ccd a6ont 8 o'clock. Mir. Hampton ii.
Wayt leading. and continued until alter
A H when the party heard the familiar
Hone. Swee. Home" The music on this
occss,on was furnished by the stanton
orchestra. a musical organization recently
sormed tom tho membership OF the
stonewall- Brigade Band, and was one OF
the most enjoyable features of the eve
ming. ..-..,
Iiaa youno ladies who particiDafed vars
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
TWO PRESENTATIONS YESTERDAY.
Mr. Delaney Givcn snver-Servlcc and
Mr Morton n Watch.

Inc Richmond Locomotive ana Ma
chinc-M Works was the scene of q very plea
sa.t dent Yesterday at noon. tn occa-
SION beng the presentation % Alr. Chester
\. Delaney, the ncwlv-appoiutod suporn-
tendeut. of an elegant siiyer-scryicc bv the
employees OF the works iu honor OF ms
promotion. The pres 'nt1tlCn vas made by
Mr 4. /. C. DAVIS, gen rt manager on
behalf of the men. ia a neat and graceful
slorch, IA the course ~ which he took oc-
ca>ion 20 congratulate the empio ces on
the way they expressed their confidence
ard esteem for SIR. Delaney through their
handsome present. lie also made very
favorable COMPARISON between tho present
condition of affairs and that of % year ago.
stating that thc works now employed moro
men and that the average earnings were
now creator than ever before.
Mr. Davis explained that while these
matters ulght 40 first sight appear rlele-
want. this oppression OF confluence IN Dir.
De.ancy ga. SD much appreciated bF the
mA1a~ mclt that an EXCHANGE of conA-
ccuCe was iu order, ard Dee therefore took
advantage of TIN, friendly gathering On
give those to whom be spoke some FAC S
that they might not otherwise learn and
aui 60 as.ure ,her. that the interests of the
emp .otees were identical with those oft the
employers. and tnat mutual confidence
wa, necessary 90 prosperity. and that pro Sc
peuty for ilc company meant prosperity
for lfs employees
Sir. Delaney responded IN feeling terms.
Il- gentleman has long been connected
with those works aud for several years hns
Ac Z the position Of assistant superlntend-
eut. auI ms promotion to The -lpcrn-
tendency is deserved compliment and
ms.lt gratifying o. his friends.
rIrsEN-rD Win a WATcH.
YESTERDAY %, noon i'm the presidents Of
foe of the Merchants National Bank o
committee of tine Board off Directors, con-
sl-tlur Of Ma.O Frederick Il Scott vice
president. SIR. john *. BrfLCh. and MT.
Thomas Potts. met Nr. John Morton. cX-
assistant ca-hinr of tho bank who now
holds t.e Important Office 81 secretary and
treasurer of the Virginia Saic-Deposlt and
tIjeilty Company. The object Of the
meeting was % carry ont the order Of the
io.rl 0f Directors and present Mr. Nor-
tom VITA @ valuable gold watch and CHAM.
ih. Vioe-pre-idcut jpn % few words cX-
pressed the yieW5 al The board and tine
pleasure Le had IN presenting such q benu-
titul watch o. one who -o long and SO Wei
served tine Mrehauts Bank. Mr.. Morton
Was unable tO give expression 10 hls feel
Iuc-. and simply thanked the board for lis
Kind remembrance. The watch has the
following inscription To John Morton
from o.. Merchants National Bank Of
Richmond. for tweltv-oue years of ya.ua-
bic service. 4lrI. l-L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
Austria aud the silver Conference.

LONDON. Nav 2l.-ILe Standards Vienna
correspondent Saws: The invitation 10
49,. International e.lvor Conference las cm-
6arra---l tho finance ministers of Autt IA ana
Vunra-y. because u strengthens ne opponents
az currency reform. Austria viii ioloW Ter
many bus IL distucllned 90 enter the conf renee.
Tbors b. a belief mere that tho continuous I"l
in silver isa clever device of the American silVer
fnr. O., force Goo price 90 low tnai me indian
di1.cuGy viii compel England 10 operate WIN
t,r,~,.e 10 rcueti.itats SILVER, and thcn % let
~. price rise hirh enough % compensate hprcu-
latois. Mr. Coscloa's acceptance OF the ihN,a-
ton b. regarded as trump card oi me Aineii-
can hfugs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
Damaged BY Fire.

Especial telegram 70 the DispatchI
NonroLK, Va. May Ala FIRE on the
east aide Of Market square tonight.
in the store aud tinware, establish
nent OF Street Weaver, bauiy Dam
aced most OF the stock. The property
Was insured. It's not known how the IRE
ORIGINATED
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

fBy Anglo-Americanc able 20 the DispatchJ
pans. May Alan extensive FIRE oc-
curred this morning IN the Passage Cat
-. SIX dHoliug-hOueos, Factory, ana rifht
'-,,..,i.s belonging - she Lyons Railway Com
- wore destroyed. When this are Dfoae out
m fner large Gre WAS burning IN "a distant pai
- a.. 'rtfy Nearly ali lbe engines were a. thi5
h. .- fre md before they c0Iii arrive at the
Io age ,,atlols FRO thc nanes hao gained sach
,",det.y tbnt At was impossible 20 save any Of
tte tlaces then Oufaius. The loss II uhKhO"n'
t.,.t A.. ,tnlf. npuKV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

Correspondence u tho Richmond Dspltch.l
DAxymrz, Va, May 90. Mr. j. j..
Quecusburv. Of lrnce Edward county;
this evening M Pelham. n. e.. ISIS another cls'
whore love has conquered oll opposition. no
Young laiy was attending M Baptist college
here. ana lett tlcfe aJ0ut = o'clock io can on u
friend. and. PEI previously arranged, NJ. 4. W.
Price. 0l Wyfnesilic WAS on hand With n tcnW'
mi noe parties drove rapidly 70 Pelham y -
auI were married by tho Rev. Mr. Walker at %
D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
Ra,aonoi'. Prosecutor Endangered.

by AlEI0-hnofIIlH VAVI7 " 0H' ''7I7'7-'1'I
P,ms. Nav I'll Considerable excitement
has been occasi0ned here by the discovery
al "a dvnninito car. riggo 20 tho residence n A go
rue kloDor of b. saupalro, pubic prosecutor,
wlo had charge OF The Gaze against tIe hot9-
mons Anarchist and criminal kagachol W..
Feaupaire was about the only pcrsDn c1nhected
with tho prosecution % iho lfiAl % haEAcDoi
- dld NOT dispiay any foar OF what tho c1nse-
nYcuces ~ his ectiGn mIght be. There u nOt
tec fligbtnst doubt tnat the cartridge was placed
where found by some % ne licn1s 81 haF1-
,,'al mi fcrtunafsly II Was discovered before
lone
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

More money is lost in the wear OF
cheap goods than is ever saved III the
buying. /; :;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
Captain FRANK CUNNINGHAM,
Mrs. RICHARDSON,

DHONOGRAPHIC CONCERT AT
4 Centenary Methodist church ItksDAl'
May "a, 1892. Refreshments at city prices
after the concert Admission p cents. Con
cert atsP.M. my 22-1t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

Correspondence oftho Riehmoud D.sDatch.l
Nrvponr News. Va. Uav 20.-Mr. John
Rurnev's head was split open hy piece ot
falling wool irom 80. ship. Newport NeNa
ship-yard, a. ! o'ciocK T.. ~. There are sone
hopes Of bis recovery. lie has been taken 70 DIS
home.
SIR. v. II. Wilson was also hurt on the head In
q similar manner in lie lumbcr-shci.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
Mnrkmen Ininrei.

PrrrsBrRG. Pa, May 2l.-At' $50 o'clock
this morning the roof ~ tho Iirst Mrtha u u
protc-.ant -hurrb. ON Fifth avenue this city, ION
IN ana injured nyo workmen-taO iataily..l The
building was being demolished.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

4 Committee NIil arrange Division OF
Funds Between the -wo bi0ceses'
rsnn.inl fnlncrnln 90 tho lisua.cn.I

DANvmLE. Va. May Y.-Iho ninety
so,,ontb annual session of the Council Of
fGs Protrstapt Episcopal Church of Nir-
S,uia closed to-day. The council vas
ccalled 10 order 10y Associate-Blshop Ran
G@jnh at . A. ~, and after short .deyo-
t,onai exercises the council proceeded 10
business. Reports Of several standing
c',r1,niftaes were received. aud commit
Zee Of five was appointed TO arrange for
tho proper division OF the funds OF me
council between the two dloceses cTcaten
by the act OF DIVISION. hHnhs "e'e zen
dsred The people Of Oanvllle Tor hospl-
,aiitr and thea the council, after appro-
LIT devotional exercises. adiourned sine
IT, Most of tho preachers and AL the lay.
d.ieoatss left by the noon trains; Most OF
re- Dauvillo and North Danyille puipts
viii be filed tomorrow by Episcopal hin-
mr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
NCr AccrITEp.

Treasurer j. +. Gray Yesterday rendered
10 res,Tuatlon. but he was waited on by
the Sinsnce Committee and urged to r.
t t" the position, which he finally con-
s@mted 10 DO. The resignation was not ac-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
WISHA SITUATION TO Go OUT


II ~ II, 7 " = VII ~ - ~
w NDIIN to 20 north-oue must DE- good
cool, lu.I I.tl.lIras- the other 'hamhermgii AMI
r.fso. Rcicferenccs required. Apply o. 120l2
NORTH rtfth street my - 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

WATER-GROUSD MEAL, SIC. PER

- r.
MARLBOROUGH MEAL, SIC. PER
w busheL
Bort Family Flour, $500 TOR barrel.
hery fine Family Flour rJ.2j Dor barroL
High Grade Family flour, g..
large boxes Mustard Sardines, lkpounf
boxes, 25r.
, bottles fpinisl Clark's Saiai- Dressing. ESQ
Best Family Flour in bags, DC.
Fine Ffesh Roasted Santos lofTcc, 20c,
MIA Favored Laguayra COleo, glc.
hrbuckies best brand. rs.
Fine Java Coffee, pc.
Finest Canv2soi Hans. Zee.
Good Lard. g..
10000 pounds nice Pork sides. silr.
line New York Table butter. o5,.
Nice virginia Table Butter, Isc.
large bars soap, pc.
Good Rice. g.
New Fat Mackerol, ilsi from Gloucester, 2oc.
n doz,T.
lrish Potatoes, soc. per bushei.
Currsut jelly. 81
Nessina Lemon. l5r.. p fo1ea for %.
Nice sugar, I-ri Breast Hac.n. o..
Nice S1gar-furr9 should've. 81
1ranuiaied >1ger. O. ltcnls IoroTr.
irlelone No. 1Uf. no u.INTI LFVsNs.
my nr-sIaf ffyTH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

We People with the Cold Head"
RICHMOND. Va. May 20, 1892.
t'or # ne D,sDdita:
o.hfeution displayed the cool ten.
-.I t9mmJn-ssnse that caused Vol
~ call our English ancestors the peo'
'.'A tie cold head" and the wisdom
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
~, Presidential Outlook as Viewed
from Che Capital.
INCONSISTENT PLATFORMS.
..r >.ronrdaiion ia Tec,--What
.......,a.e Coavcation VA, Do
,onc Hlaino ralk.


'-' respective '''A-
.e de- % horn on cve1r-
a..e furious. A month
coca i"at Mf. liai-
..a.tOr i'r th' Republican
I.M '.''' U.s. great deal
" not te without q
t.r 800 fo.e'n mat the
tis OF me
doubt tnc wisdom OF
.'li however. u
r' emo c1. he found
n.lD.. Harrison. the
cNt- moi, M Aed
'e.'.. . n"-
.' S -i. ."..7
'N. ''.it "i'
.'-.'.,I WIN
.'t.t A.' .'I.-i'e~.
'' iN' ilf's D' me
"t yer "a. .'
-'..'
..-'. pager
M."tt i.' t.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
-HEADQUA

Il TERs for tue world; an makes; don't pay
mannfsctnrers ex0rbitan, pncos. va snip
eyerywhere. giving thorough examination neioro
accenting. absolute first-clsss oOtdlIion guArsn-
teed: positively an makes AZ about - lees tbAn
half price: exchanging a specially ih,.rumrais
rented anywhere; largest stock m no r9fi
two entire fOors devoted exclusively % i3Pe-
vrt,er- see com mercal rating for our r-sponsi-
bility Illustrated catalogue AMI specimens ifee-
TYPEWRITER HEADQC AkrEkS, 81 brosi-
wy ny l-saos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
THATTTIMER BROS,
FIFTH AND BROAD STREETS,

I'm slN WAISTS 0; VIII! trimmed
luu
fo cts ap: FH NDot I>G sHHl-N ss
-.at f.yfr,. .ptr.~s ot.f ha
n. an.I
S err rrrr
Tie ul a
Beautiful styles az 20 3d. 81 aud t0ay1 Asa "
c,fi tta
81 Dies. ket
/. o,t,s
ue uan
.,rlv. lsIi vetr nc 3D. I "a
ft-e lime a.
t,r lF ll.,nfnt B
tiiesn
ii 5. 90
ATIl III
ron upr cW
l| we oI Z 200 IS
rr-fl veal. ,outl ms ONE lly i u
Jos ,,s,uyor It,aifv
HOSIERY FANS BILL
e Cd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
PROPOSALS.


MORT MONROE, VA, MAY 9, 1872.
L Sealed proposals m trphtaio "ii DC re re
roive, ~ mis- ofi.e until 40 Ocl9cs a. Vi. III n II
%. lSa2, and ,hen opened, for 1900 HARD
BTPNT' PAVING BRICK and 10000 BUSHELS
OYsTER-sllELLs. Tie tuitel states ressr.es
the right 90 reject any or All pioposti-' III
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THE NEW PATENT CHEMICAL EkASlN1 FAN-
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WANTED.

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am authorized 10 advertise for candidates
IN nm the POSITION OF PROFESSOR oF
EITHER ANCIENT Ok MODERN iAAsoN AseS
state ia their applications what languages they
are especially qualified 10 teach. SALARY TO DO
ixed by tho Board OF Visitors AZ their next
meeting, on Jane -, 1882. ,.,,,
President William and Mary College.
NV RECONNAISSANCE Williamsburg, Va