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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-27

that the dispatch Is untrue and that We
pass now tho resolution VI the gentleman
from Kentucky. What will be its mean
ing2 don't say that the gentleman him.
self intends to cast any such imputafion.
but. in my opinion, the country will st
q resolution like that az imputing 70 tho
Chief Executive In matter Of such great
concern as his message ON yesterday bad
faith 70 the country and bad faith to this
House. Are we ready now TO do thatl
An attempt to press this resolution TO
an immediate consideration also carries
with il some imputation upon the Com
mittee ON Foreign Affairs. to which this
whole matter has been properly referred.
IL not that committee competent TO con-
slider this whole question? think we can 81.
trust that committee. and think. too. IL
there be ANYTHING In this resolution that
it will keep for q few days. At time
when the issues Of peace or war are trern-
bling IN the balance let us be deliberate.
Let as not now engage in discussion IN
which there will be on the part or certain
gentlemen an attack upon the President
and upon the part of Others IN de-
fence of the Chief Executive. Is this
time for the House to engage in discus
sion on that line? Has the gentleman from
Kentucky or anybody else any reasons TO
give why discussion of this kind. II pro.
per at any fine, ought to be precipitated
now? / trust the House will not do 1t, but
will let u 90 TO the Committee on Foreign
Affairs. which must. under the rules make
q report within fifteen days"
The resolution was referred to the Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs.
AN ASGLo-cHILEAN VIEW.
LONDON, January 2s.-The Times will pub
lsh the following telegram tomorrow
morning:
Santiago, Tuesday. The Chilean Csbi-
net is still discussing the reply to the clti-
will be as conclliatory "a possible. IL will
probably refer any differences mentioned
in the note Mr. Egan delivered on Satur-
day which the Ministers themselves fail
to settle TO the arbitration of the United
States Supreme Court. Nothing. however.
ls rs vet definitely known. But for the
appearance of American cruisers coming
from the Atlantic this sudden recru-
descence of the difficulty might be consid-
cred only as one of the many phases
through which this strange crisis has been
passing for months. according TO the exi-
gencles of American home politics. The
impending arrival of an American squad
ron at Valparaiso, however. imports an
element of danger. The British Minister
arrived at Santiago to-day from Vina del
Mar"
THE TERMS SATISFACTORY.
later telegram from Santiago saws:
u" 1t is confidently affirmed that the Chilean
Foreign Minister. in accordance with de-
cision arrived at by President Montt and
the Cabinet. after oonsulting with the
Council of State, has replied 10 the Ameri-
can ultimatum in terms which will satisfy
the President and Government of America.
In view of the disparity between the forces
of the two Powers. it would seem that
Chile had no other resource left than to
make tho sacrifices of dignity necessary to
Sc .isfy the more powerful nation"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-27
Ta,egraphic Br,efs,

Ieit&fuDUft DEttt's
The expresscompanies have combined, not In
the shape Of a trust, but With view TO crushing
In its infancy the new labor organization called
the Express Messengers brotherhood
negro delegation from South Carolina
waited on the President yesterday, and urged
tho appointment OF William ID. Ctump as poet
master at Charleston, g. Crump Is negro.
Six thousand men are on strike at Bilboa,
Spain. and there has been much rioting there.
The strikers stoned the foot-gu7rds, who were
Obliged 10 Gre In self-defence. Many persons
have been arrested. Large retnforcements of
cavalry and Infantry are op their way 10 pro-
serve order In the disturbed city.
The miners in the Clearfield (Ps.) coal region
have made demand for an advance In wazcs
for mining what IL known as slow coal" Tho
operators say the demand will be refused and
the mines closed. Every operator In tho region
10 Interested directly or Indirectly, ana bitter
fight Is expected.
James Peck, a Pittsburg, Pa, news-dealer,
was fined S2J and costs for selling newspapers
on Sunday. Eight others charged with the same
offence were held for later hearings- Ihe IN
formations we're made by the Law and order
League under certain blue laws Of 1904. The
cases will all be appealed.
The Philsdelphia Academy O; Natural Science
has decided to send relief expedition Tor Lieu
tenant Perry aud party. Professor Alexander
Heiprln will lead tho expedition, wn,ch wiz
leave New York about June Let next. Ihe ei-
pedtion Ia expected TO cost about fl0 900, which
viii be raised mainly by subscription.
The Navy Department Is gradually completing
the complement OF officers for the steamship
Ohio, which has been added 20 the navy as a
machIne-repair-shlp. Ensign A. hobertson and
Passed. Assistant Paymaster j. ". Speei and
Chief Engineer Albert A. hosiey were YESTERDAY
ordered 20 duty on her, and 10 Is expected that q
medical officer will be designated to-day.
The second OF the 12-inch guns manufactured
at the Washington Iron Foundry will DO shipped
10 the proving-grounds at Indian Head to-day to
be tested. This gun Is intended Tor the mon.
ferey and N tho tests prove satisfactory II will
be sent 10 San Francisco as soon as the car oa
which It's predecessor was transported to san
FraLcisco returns 10 Washington.
The shertffs proclamation 70 the striking
street-car employees OF Pittsburg and their
sympathizers seems 20 have had the desired ef-
fact There was an absence yesterday morning
of the "large crowds" on ths strecfs aud the
best OF order was maintained. Cars were run
without Interference and we're better patron
ized. The saloons in tue disturbed district are
still closed by order OF Mayor Wymnn aud will
not be allowed to reopen until all danger OF an
outbreak has passed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-27

he bas secured plentiful crop6 ies susn snchss
thick
yir. >. =. pnady. an employee Of ths Tssdsear
works, sot scsidsd very badly aocnf mo fAce
Nrs Lou }. Msrsin. Of Gloucester. who has
been visiting MIRA Lee Butler, Of south FIfth
street. returned homo yesterday afternoon.
Mrs James O. KIRK, wife Of the pastor Of
Howard's-Grovo Baptist church, has been vezy
sick tae past two weeks with grip, but y nov
convalcscent.
The case of Dickinson u. cavedo, in which the
amount involved h $500, was tried IN the Her.
rico Circuit Court yesterday, and me iury foond
TOR the plaintiff.
The Council Committee on strects wall bold
tbs once Of the City Engineer Tho evening.
commencing at O'Clock.
Mr.. Bernard Peyton. cashier OF tho Mercesnss
and Planters Savings Bank, has been elected
secretary ana treasurer Of the Virginia Mercan-
tile Safo Deposit Company, which VIII coni-
mence business the lst Of February.
Lodge Of the Strict Observance conferred the
third degree Monday night Among ths visitors
was General w. b Taliaforro> past grand mas.
ter. This lodge will he duly constituted ana
consecrated at 81. Albans Hall next Monday
night.
As the Richmond-bound Chesapeake aud Ohio
train was entering Providence Forge Monday
OttulUk n lAfNt IoCk WINS tu4t"h shtVAkA tt<o
window Of the smoking-car and Just missed tho
head OF an elderly gentiemsn-
Yesterday the Governor referred to the Board
Of Directors OF the penitentiary communica-
tion from Mfs. Whitehead and two other ladies
on the subject OF matron for the pcnitenusfy.
The board referred IL TO the superintendent for
examination.
The report In yesterdays DISPATCH concerning
the recording OF the deed conveying to tho Mayo
Bridge and Land Company Of Nayo's bridge, the
islands In the James river, and certain other
property belonging to the estate OF the late I'd
ward G. Mayo, should have stated that the co.,
sideration was 100000 instead OF $4,000, as
the types made II.
Senator Lovenstein, who Is the representative
from the Grand Council Of Virginia TO the su-
preme Council OF Royal Arcanum, receiyed
telegram last evening announcing the death OF
Hon. Charles +. Lor1ng- OF Boston. supreme re-
gent OF the order. Mr. Loring was well known
In the city and was present at the last session
OF the Grand Council and his death VIII DO deep
ly felt throughout the order.
stonewau Club No. 35, Lyceum League OF
America, held its regular meeting Monday night
at their rooms, No. 1913 west Main street AZ
ter the transaction OF important business the
subject for dsbate was called up, and alter n
lengthy discussion the president decided that
tho indian has better right TO this country
than the white man. The subject selected for
the next meeting night IL. "Resolrsd That War
is Justinable." Messrs. B. A. Jacob, Jr., aud
William BargamIn represent the Affirmative,
and Messrs. n. N. Shepherd and William X.
Walker the negative
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-27
BLOCK DESTROYED.
Columbus, Ohio. Suffers the Most Serious
Fire in Its History.
[By telegraph to the Dispstch.l


COLUMBUS, OHIO, January 26.-Tbe most
disastrous fire Columbus has ever expert
enced occurred this morning in the large
block of buildings at the northwest corner
of Rich and High streets. A small blaze
started about 7:40 A. Nj. in the large build
ing at the corner. and before noon the en-
tire block from Rich street to Walnut, and
from High to Wall had been gufted by
flames. The blaze in Its incipiency did
not appear to amount to much, buti it soon
got good headway and in an incredibly
short time it was seen that the buildings
were doomed. The large brick building on
the corner of Rich was the first to go. 1t was
entirely burned out with all its valuable
contents, and the only portion of the
building lett standing was the front. The
next building TO go was that of the Metro
poltan Opera-House. the fire catching in
the fourth story and working downward
rapidly in spite of efforts of the fire depart
ment to save it. The fire here
first started in the portion OF
ths bnilding occupied by III. G.
Godman's leather store. and in O short
time the entire building. including the
Opera-House proper, was in ruins. There
we're number of thrilling and hair
breadth escapes, and with the large force
of women employed about the building
it is miraculous that the death-roll does
no. mount up higher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-27
PLEASURE AT THE PLAY-HOusES.
Little Lord Fauntieroy-Jarbeau and the
Kendais To-Morrow Night

Little Lord Fauntleroy drew very large
audiences to the Theatre both at the
matinee yesterday and at the evening per-
formance, and all were pleased. The com.
psny is strong throughout, while tho acting OF
little Mabel Xalsh was q revelation. She is a
tot OF six on seven and her gestures and enrn-
ctation win put 10 blush many older actresses.
She ia also beautiful child with voice as sweet
as a silver bell. Tho orange tea after the matt
nee was a very popular feature.
vernona Jarboau opens an engagements az tho
Theatre tomorrow night in Starlight Jarbeau
Is a pretty, entertaining, lively iarce-comedy
actress. and her play, IN which she assumes the
title-roie, gives her ample opportunity TO exer-
else all these qualities.
Great interest Il manifested In tho engage
ment OF Mr.. and Mrs- Kendall at the Academy,
and the advance sale indicates lsrge audiences.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-27
On,cer. Of The ola Dominion.

The second annual meeting of the share
holders of the Old Dominion Bulliing ana
loan Association was held yesterday at the
Chamber OF Commerce.
Mr.. Ellyson. the prI Isident OF tho Company,
presided, and there were present in person aud
by proxy 1920 0shares-neerly two-thir1s oil the
whole subscribed.
the exhibit made by tho management was re-
ceiyed with marked satisfaction, and the entire
board was re-olected as follows:
Hon. j. Taylor EIlyson, president; Norman v:
Randolph, John s. Elicit, John Is. Purcell, and
Frank A. Sutton.
The present subs~-ibed capital OF the associa-
ton is s2, ,731, 800 nd the patd-up cash capital
now over 100000. The association Is only
twenty-five months old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-27

Mr. G. A. Ezekiel Is confined 70 his house By
SICKNESS.
Mr.. z. 4. sodsrnclta, Of the Boston Archtssetu-
rAi Club. v In the CITY.
Mr.. p. p. Winston has announced himself .
candidate for City sheriff.
Rev. DR.. Hoge has about recovered from bic
recent attack Of lumbag0 W
Tbsre vas very iitfie change In the condition
Of Rev. Dr.. Petsrfin yesterday.
M. Edward q Rose left ysessfdsy for Wssl,-
inaton, Baltimore, and West Point
some q the ladiss Of BulSon are sFranezng fof
: Isap-yssz ball y be xsssa n~xs menss - pona-
hoss Hail
days seo from the edscis Of lnudanu0s continues
70 Improve steadily.
,s e. H. s;s:s s ~ ~ . sa::s =. .s { .sa:
"a Pssa 9 s. @ sess ssr s. - - vssis 8 -
ssaa ~ opt yo1oetoey.
e: : !; ;'::; s.: 81 :;s = !: 81: y;
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-27
MORE BURGLARS IN FARMvILLs.
a Cash Drawer Deity Robbed of SiS-
The Band and Tobacco Sales.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
FARMvILLE, Va, January 26.-The store
of Messrs. Blum & Fine. located on Main
street here, is reported to have been enter
ed during last night and Sis stolen from
their cash-drawer. Entrance was effected
through back window which only needed
hosting. as ii was unprotected by irons or
lock. The cash-drawer is of the combina-
ton pattern and was found perfect this
morning; besides. not q single article of
merchandise is missing from the stock.
The Farmville Silver Band, which was
only "A few months ago organized, made its
first daylight appearance upon our streets
to-day. and made music which would do
credit to many older musical companies.
greatly improved.
The largest tobacco sales of the season
were at the warehouses of Farmyille to-
day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-27
A.Pnrinr for the Ladies.

The trecto~s OF the Masonic temple
Js-,,,via:;o.. / 70 just finished beautiful
parlor in the Temple building for the use OF the
Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Mason,e Home, Waicn
will be occupied by tnat BODY uhtli tnc close oi
the grand Masonic Fair, 20 be held In April next.
Tho president OF the Auxiliary viii call meet
ing Of the Board OF Directors for tomorrow as
noon in this parlor, and on Friday hrs. Gun
ninrbam. who Is chairman Of the Amusement
Committse Of the Faif, will call meeting OF
her COMMITTEES at P. NJ, and on next Tuesday
the Ladies' auxiliary Society viii hold It's nrst
session In the new Temple at noon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-27
AIlold nmcer. Re-Elected.

At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Southern Manufacturing
Company held yesterday the number OF direc-
tors was Increased from sevon 10 eight and j.
w. Harrison. Esq, was added 10 tho board. All
the old officers were reelected as follows: T. q.
Leigh, Jr., president; Ad. Blair, nrst yice-presi-
w. L. Moulton, manager; @. X. Robins, secretary
and treasurer Dlrectors--L G. Younger, J. l..
Antrim, H. p Taylor, Jr., Thomas Potts, Z. A.
Saunders, Jr., Junius A. Morris, w. j. johnson,
and John w Harrison (uewl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-27

ICorrespOndence OF INC hlcHfIVhu Uispdtch.I
WEST PoISr. Va, January 26.-The "cut"
has reached West Point. and several of tine
employees Of the Richmond and West Point
terminal are out Of JOB. The officials are evi-
IDENTIFY trying to get the greatest amount of work
out Of the very smallest possib number Of men.
While the work Is equally as heavy as II has been
heretofore the number OF men has been con-
siderably lessened. West Point viii not suffer
as much, however. as other portions OF the sys-
TEN, as the forces have already been cut down 70
what appears TO have been the lowest notch.
Mr. j. +. Smith, who has been busily engaged
in improving his farm property recently pur-
chased in King and Queen county, returned TO
his home In Laurel, Del, on Tuesday evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-27
. cn,rcb.U,Il Entertainment.

An entertainment was given at Corcoran
Hail last evening for the benefit OF ST:
After the rendition OF the piece the assemblage
waa entertained by Messrs. Cunningham aud
Ieitwich. who rendered solos, and by the Parasol
Drill, which was participated In by number o;
pretty young ladies'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-27
Richmond visitor. in New York.

NEW York, January 26.--L. Wilson and
A. s. Jones, st. Denis; K. 4. Richardson,
Imperial; Il. II. bissell, Sturtevant; j. j.
Hickok, Norton; Il. ). Grant, Gedney.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-27
r,,s A,henian pramatlst.

Last night Professor II. II. Harris de-
liyered q lecture on thio subject III the
college chapel He took mp the three great ira
oediars. Euripldes, Aesehyius and Sapocles,
ard the comedian Aristophsnes, telling soma
thing Of their liyes ard describing the styles Of
each This lecture, az arc all OF his, was wei
attended and much enjoyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-27

WASHINGTON, d. c., January D.-The
House COMMITTEE on Appropriations to-
DAY ncroea TO report 10 the House resolution
calling for an inquiry BY the Appropriations
aairements Of the act OF Congress, approved
April rs, 1850, providing for the holti AZ Of the
U1Iumbian Exposition at Chicago had beea oon1-
p,ied with whether al expenditur 81 Of whatever
iy made, and generally into tho management Of
h<>E Eafr- tt.1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-27
. s.,r.. a, the b. Clair.

A very pretty and most enjoyable event
vas the soiree at st. Clair Hotel last eve
ming. which was rendered BY the clerks OF the
hotei to their lady and gentleman friends.. The
belI-room presented most beautiful scene.
The Young ladies' werc attired In evening COS
tnmss- and the gentlemen were also In full dross.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-27
phillIp.' DIge.tible Cocoa

Is valuable substitute for tea or coffee. II
nourishss while they only stimulate. A superior
drink for children and for nervous and decats
women. III druggists and grccers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-27
DR.. }. A. p. BAKERS NEW TRIAL.
Only Three Competent Jurors Obtained
A Vepire from Botetourt Ordered.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

ABINGDON. Va, January 26.-The cele-
brated case of the Commonwealth us. DIR.
John A. =. Baker was called here to-day.
The ueaire was exhausted and only three
competent jurors were obtained. The
Court then announced that q uentrs should
be summoned from Botetourt county.
The three Jurors were then adjourned to
Thursday, when it will be announced what
day the trial will proceed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-27

The stockholders Of the Richmond and
Manchester Railway Company held an ad-
journed meeting yesterday at the COM
pany's office. at Woodland Heights, and
after the annual reports had been submit
ted and passed upon, the following officeis
were elected: President, James f. Brad
ley, of Manchester; Secretary and Trea-
surer. w. @. Seldom. OF Baltimore; 20
rectors-J. f. Bradley. W. C. Seddon, Jot n
s. Williams, Paul Welbacker, Lewis Il.
Keizer, A. II. rutherford, and j. W. Nit
ferdorf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-27
The Weather in Richmond Yesterday
was clear and considerably colder at night.
At midnight the skies were clear.
Range of the thermometer at the 'front.'
p,rao,.,, nv the pre.,aent.

WASHINGTON. January 26.-The President
has pardoned Lindsay w. Buskey, convicted In
Virginia OF embezzling bank funds, and son
fenced Januury 26, 1889, to five years IN the
penitentiarv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-27
Nrpoxo. SAx Lvu Osnpo COUNTY,. OK, /
JanuaFy y. iss2 s

A. &dks 4 Co, Richmond. Vd.s
Esar elys, you will dad enclosed a ex-
prsss monsy-order for ol-t0 Tor Rhich
plsaae send pae By express heh dozen linen
shirts bsayang the above Trademark. e yoq
havs them. s,ss w: ! g0t halt dosen g
fhem Y po..ibIe. oQ44 ~ ~ s|1lk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-27

No SAFER REMspY can be had for Coughs and
Colds, or any trouble OF tho Throat, than
"BRowSs BRONCHIAL TRocHEs.' Price2 25 cent?.
Sold only in borss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-27
THE GRIP IN PARIS.
The City's Hospital Accommodations Ex-
hausted-Great Mortality.

hausted--Great Mortality.
[By yAngio-American cable to the Disnatch.]
PARIS, January 26.-An the hospitals of
the city are so crowded with patients as
the result of the epidemic of influenza
that there is no room for new sufferers,
and the municipal authorities have been
compelled 20 ask the Government to per-
init the use of vacant barracks as tempo
rary hospitals for the large number Of
afflicted persons seeking relief.
A HUNDRED MORE DEATHS DAILY THAN USUAL
PaBrs, January 26.-The epidemic of in
fiuenza prevailing here has increased the
weeks mortality by one hundred daily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-27
NEWS ITEMS FROM MANCHESTER.
Flags Over the School iBuiidings-Election
of Officers.

A regular meeting Of the Manchester
School Board was held in the Council
chamber last evening.
A communication was received from the
Junior Order of United American Me-
chanics requesting permission to raise
their banner-which is the United States
fag-over the public school buildings.
The request was granted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-27

NJ. Burton y. Harrison. NJ ~ 49,
dent Devss's p!iysts ssorsSssy. ssys q ~:
Frank Strin6fellQW: He We ~ -
fnmous scout Of the army n nQstksrs V|s'
ginie, and used 70 BE- talked e 81 je6ss.3
SON Davis and General Les 8 lhe ~ ~;
hero on that line they hod svee kno~S'J
The lecture By this disttnguishsd ed g
coupiishsd soout q ccrcorsn Hall, o. -
sa = %scS ssoss. ,s'k:d q d,sa., o. Bssics ths
sssingfellow Will narrats, there VIII -
choice music. Captain Frank Cunnfn0.
ham. Niss Jennie Fssgusson. and otheSS
will sing. - =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-27

Usc Bear LithiA Water and scosut a
other. All Lithia Waters are not ths ssn~'
Bear Lithia " Is the most remaskable 81
these waters yet discovered. DR.. 4. b.
Mason, OF Brooklyn. n. T., after recon.
mendiug the water. - ell physicians Who
have tired Il do IN uric-scid troubles, says
By the use of this wxter. and ali disssseS
dependent upon such diathssis greedy
benefited II not cpred
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-27
Wreck and Lnss of L.ife.

LONDON, January 26.-The Austrian YES
sci named .Brahm" while on n voyage from
Marseilles t. Martinique was wrecked near MAJ
agan, and i've OF her crew we're drowned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-27

BRowN's IRON BrITERs cures Dyspepsia. Ne
,aria, Bll0usness, and General Debility. Givee
Strength. aids Digestion, tones the ncrvet-ese-
ates appetite. The best tonic for Nursins Mo<hs
ers, weak women and children. tff
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-27
For Ia Crime

Cough use DR.. David's Cough Syrup Of Pure
Pine Tar. Horehound and Wild Cherry. IL has
no equal. Price CSC. everywhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-27

whsn Baby was sich, We gave her castorA.
When she was thIld. she cried for c1storiA
When shs became Miss, she chung to castossN
When she had Children, abe gave them cassos;A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-27

The most noted scout in the Army at
Northern Virginia will tell some Of his
strange experiences at Corcoran Rall
Thursday evening the 2sth. Hear him by
all means
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-27
The best Planes

are the " Weber" and wheciock., The
best organs are the Wilcox 4 White.
Hume, Minor a Co., Ninth street, are sell.
ing these and other hieh-grade instru-
ments at reduced prices, aud on reasona.
be terms. ~