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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-30

FIGURE 4. is a rccior front, Russian and
watlrau back, plain and full sleeve in
black and mixed goods, prices from s77j
to sI2.75.
Children Refers and Grotchens in
great variety. We are daily adding novel
tics ga these lines and intend to make
Childron's Goods one OF the leading fea.
turcs Of this rapidly growing Department.
Have you seen our new line Of Fall
NCCkWear? II not you want to. Our
patrons say that it is the finest assortment
We ever had, Call and see them, prices %
anu zoe. rcoks, Puns, Four-in- Hands
and Boys
BOYS DEPARTMENT.
Special for Saturday, Boys Suits, navy
blue and brown, this is a double breasted
Refer Suit is worth s5; our price satur-
day 50.
a full line Of Boys Pants, just arrived
at popular prices, soc, 75c and Il. Sec that
50c Pants.
An endless variety OF Gents Night
Shirts at SOC, 69c, SIC and 81 each.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-30
SPECIALS IN TOILET
ARTICLES.

For this sale we offer cold
cream Toilet Soap at Ioc per
cake.
I lot Triple Extract Per
fume in s varieties, CSC per
ounce; worth 62 I-2c. Bring
your bottles and have them
filled during this sale.
A half pint bottle of either
Bay Rum or Florida Water
for 1oc each. These are extra
quality and strength.
We carry a large line of
Window Shades. To intro
duce them we offer the follow
ing:
Heavy Minetto with IL
inch Dado spring, fixtures
and ring, soc each. These
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-30
HANDKERCHIEFS.

Another lot of those Ladies' En-
broidered Handkerchiefs at the same old
price, sc.
100 dozen Mems Hemstitched, Colored
Border Mt &c.
A handsome assortment Plaid Windsor
Ties, so different patterns, splendid wide
tic, at 25c. Hemstitched and changeable,
all colors.
10 dozen Plain Silk Windsors at l2 1-2c.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-30
OUR 75c QUALITY.

Merino and unshrlHEa5lc very hand
some and durable, made Boz the most ap.
proved shapes.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-30
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.

% pieces OF an all Linen Diaper, Si.25
quality, at Csc, for piece OF 10 yards.
dozen best grade Scotch Turkey Red
Covers, S-4 at S1.3S, 1914 at S1.69.
10 Bed Spreads, full size, fine patterns,
81 quality at soc.
~ colored border, all linen Table Covers
at Slip.
We have the best Blanket at S5 that can
be found at that price in the city. Com
parison invited.
Ready made Sheets and Pillow Cases
cheaper than you can make them.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-30
FOR CHILDREN.

We commence at IL I-2C
for heavy merino Vest and
Pants and have a complete
assortment up to S5c. The
last are worth 81.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-30
tosHOE SALE

n ,ss' For Saturday trade wc h.r. received
4 job Of Ladies' Misses and CAildrcua
Boots and Shoes which VIII b, sold very
soon. DO not miss this aale but come
early while the sizes a.c complete. Gail
and examine goods and prices.
Mems Calf IIora a-u0E sla-. 800.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-30
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

pieces Storm Serge, Bourette Stripe,
actually worth and should be sold at 50c;
tomorrow 39c yard.
10 pieces allwool imported India Twill,
10 inch, shades, navy, garnet, green and 3
shades brown, at 50c yd.
80 pieces Flowered China Silk for fancy
work at 69c yard.
All shades in an elegant quality Satin
at soc yard.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-30

a.. a. So NOTIONS.
gross all steel Scissors, all sizes at 25c a
pair.
gross Corset steels, white and drab at
Willimantic Thread, 8 spools for 1Oc.
1-2 pint bottle Bay Rum Sc.
1-2 pint bottle Florida Water Sc.
Ammonia tomorrow &c.
Vaseline 5c.
UNDERWEAR.
We claim superiority for our Mems soc
Shirts and Drawers, white and grey, all
sizes. Also our Ladies' Merino Vests and
Pants and Fleeced Jersey. In our Merino
Vests and Pants can be found all sizes up
to 4S at same price, SOC.
case Ladies' Fleece Lined Jersey Vests
and Pants 29c.
case Ladies' Sanitary Fleeced Under
wear, white, at 75c.
HOSIERY.
case Gents Blue One-Half Hose, 25c
quality at 19c pair.
so dozen Ladies' All Wool Hose, plain
and derby rib, at II 1-2c pair.
Ladies' Cashmere Gloves, plain or
gauntlet, at 19c, 25c, 3Sc, 50c and 75c pair.
CORSET g. LACE DEPARTMENT.
25 dozen Irish Point Lace Collars, worth
25c, Csc and soc; choice OF the lot 10 and
19c.
so dozen fancy Satine Tides, all colors,
silk embroidered, at 25c.
10 dozen best Gingham Aprons, yards
in each apron, at 2Oc.
Bargains in Our Shoe Department.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-30

The following cuts represent some Of
our best sellers in Ladies' Jackets.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-30
George &. Peck q Co.,
Sheldon Building Under Public Library.
GRAND OP ENING

will find the largest
the quality
the week following in LADIES'
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-30

Great bargains in Glass
ware, this department full to
overhowing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02

RICHMOND. Va. July Chickering'S at
auction on Change to-day: 90 packages sun
cured tOhacCOs. One package sold 40 20.
two at sl7, two at 1880, one at $3.50, one
at ylL25. one at e1O.7J,0no at 5000, three
at 80, oSe 40 $50, one at S8624, four at
$50. one at Ss25. two at s.. one 40 sl.62
one taken In at $3.50. one sold az s7.2j four
at g., two at 5000 b, one az $500. one at
1928. one al T6, ono taken ia 40 $3.50, one
sold 40 $3.50, one no $500. one at $50, two
at 50. one at $40. one al $500, two at -. 80,
two at $3.50 two at 1920 four at $50. two
at -. three at $780,, one at $3.50 two at
$500.
a comparative statement of sales for the
past three years for same period of the year
For June 1890: Wrappers. 72i hogsheads
filters. 242 cutters. 221, smokers. 49,. scrap
(bught, ll7 leaf dark 936. sun-cured, p
burleys, 4G cutting Jugs, SD. Total, 24GO
bogsbeads
For june. 189l Wrappers. 2l6 hogsheads
filters. GA, cutters, ll0 smokers, $685. scrap
bright. lbs; leaf dark. SOC. sun-cured. 8;
hurley, Ga, cutting Tugs. 81, Tugs. Is; stems
brighD. 20. Total. 2.j51 hOgsheads.
For June, 1892 Wrappers. zG9 hOgsheads;
filters. I87 cutters %. smokers. 3ii: scrap
bright, pa leaf dark, 1855 sun-cured, p
bureys, ~. QUITTING Tugs g. Tugs bright, g,
Jugs dark lO3. Total. 3.78 hOgsheads.
Private snles reported % the secretary of
the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day. Wrap
pers hogshead: filters, a. smokers, q
iues dark, q: leaf dark, Is. Total, "A hogs
heads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day: In
spections- Bright l64 hogsheads: dark, IFS
hogsheads. Beinspoction-Bug hogs
heads. dark. rs hogsheads
United States internal revenue collections
for the city Of Richmond, Va. to-day. Cigars
and cigarettes. q 594.0J: plug tObacc0s, S.
sos. 10. special ~ 400. Total s6,9l5.sA
Farmers. Virginia, Wilson's. Allegheny
Shockoe Old Dominion, Shoiburnes Cren-
shaw's Davenport's and Seabrooks tobacco
warehouses report to-day Receipts, 2O4 pack
ages deliveries. ~.
Planters had % ful sale to-day with inn
meusely satisfactory prices To tie farmers.
Registered al the Tobacco Exchange to-
day r. b. Wright George Wright Jr., W.
l.. Andrews. W. W. Butler. O.. W. Carter.
Caroline. j. H. Macin. Petersburg. w. O..
Porter. Powhatan; Fred Schwenck, Peters
burg. Monroe Lowry, Chesterfield; >. II.
GRAY Petersburg. A. j. Dickerson. Oleaua,
M. y. Purcell, Drakos Branch; Il. L.
Jones Winston. n. @.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02
a Fable worth Remembering.


a tiger once invited a goat TO dinner.
The goat was tickled to death at the notice
OF the beast and wore his spike tailed coat
and link sleeve buttons in token of his APP
probation
Can l help you to some Of this veuison
steak" the tiger asked the goat very cor
daily.
The goat could not eat venison steak, but
he dissembled cleverly and preserved a
smiling exterior
My physician, " he protested. positively
forbids venison steak
There was nothing else on the table. and
the poor goat was obliged 30 sit idly by
while tho tiger devoured a hearty repast
But the goat was not disposed 10 deprive
himself of the sweets OF revenge. He &C
cordingly pressed the tiger to dine with
him the following evening.
The invitation was accepted with thanks,
and promptly on time the tiger thrust his
hind legs under the goats mahogany.
"Can / help you" sweetly inquired the
host, ito some Of this frieasseed tomato
can with brown paper saucep
mo, thank you," rejoined the tiger
"my doctor forbids"
80 sorry" murmured the goat in secret
glee 81 fear you viii have only an un-
satisfactory meal"
ooh, l shall do very well, " protested the
tiger Whereat he fell upon and devoured
the goat himself
"Alasw exclaimed the latter with his
dying breath, Il was too funny"
This fable teaches that it IS perfectly
proper TO take an insult from some people
without resenting it. II is all a matter of
judgment. Tribune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02

One may get some idea of what railroads
mean in the saving of time and money TO
passengers by taking the case of London
IL is estimated that about 500 900 persons,
or about one-tenth of the population Of
the entire area Of the metropolis. travel
to and from their business every day
all the year round. If we remember the
distances, tits not too much TO assume that
the railroad will economic for each at
least two hours in the week, or say five
DAYS per annum each This for over 5O0,-
600 people, means $500 900 days, or an econ
omy OF $500 years of 800 working days
each.
Suppose the average earnings of these
100000 people TO be 500 per annum each
not too high an average when We remem-
Der the number of millionaires included in
the tOtal-we shall see a total money saw
ing, in the sense Of time being money, Of
equal to g., 10000 per annum. And this in
London alone.-Yankee Blade
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02
baltimore.

BALTIMORE. July Flour steady ana I'M
changed receipts, 1919 barrels snll An
"a, l73 barrels. sales, $50 barrels. Nhea' u ~
No. 2 red. spot S5lam s5Mc.; july oc o.
sic. August s8s1ns4c.: September o2.to'
asked: steamer No 2 red, sZc.; fecclp oie'
2f.su bushels. shipments, li0,0Ob Vushoiio
STOCK b465ts bushels. sales. sl,OOO Dusho'9'
southern wheat lower. Fultz. sO'o $50 LOnk-
berry. s5a 500. Corn dull mixed spol, y'e
55llc. July. 45tM5J's c.; August o. w.
asked receipts. 2.slS bushels bnipuloIls9
OLA bushels: stock, 1850 bnsne's' ba;.o'
15 600 bushels. Southern corn hrln WIZ
G2aG3c.: yellow. 5gc Oats steady to MN W, Vi
white Western, 4lhm42lo.t No. nit 'NI'
Western 8g.6c.: receipts, 1VO'
stock 81 $40 bushels Rice quiet NJ ~. =,
Size. nominal stock. 1921 oarreis. 10y .6
Arm. GOOD 20 choice timothy, sl4.oOG % -.
Grain freights quiet. UNCHANGED. D .nedv
nominal. middling, l1bc. IToNislqlrnS eots
and active Mess pork, SlA50. bulA ilo L.
DOSE shoulders GNc. long clear oo,, 80
rib sides, 79ic.' sugar 5aro 40 .
NO. surar-cured smoked shoulders offO.'
bars snail 1gilc: large. 12s4c Lard he
fined sc. crude, SIC. ButteI hol'to'
creooerv fancy. DO: do. fair % choice lsa
one 3o imitation. 17@lso.. ladle' loc.' EoOu
~ choice DO. 40 l5c.. store packed lIG - ~
grass I2al5c. Eggs steady, lbc: So nee
steadv. Rio cargoes fair, l613cf No. 3, loc'
SUGAR steady. graduated 4lsc copper nm
fe,r demand refined Dmll4c. Nnl5Ay
steady sf25nL21 Peanuts unchanged.
Stocks Virginia threes 73l bid: Baltimore
end Ohio q6s,ag74 bid, North Carolina
stock GsGG9. Consolidated Gas bonds. Ilze
bid. do. stock. 545 s@5j. No Market '0-i1oi-
row OF Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02

Lovers have a language Of their own.
II would / were thy bird, signs Romeo.
"Sweet, 30 would l." returns Juliet, yet
should kill thee with much cherishing "
From the sublime to the ridiculous:
"Plumpetty itty partridge, who does 100
lovef" demands a stricken swain of his
inamorata in one of Marion Crawford's
novels.
100" returns the fatlittle woman, with
a smile which, i'm the authors graphic
words, went all around her head like the
equator on a globe"
This sort Of thing is an very we'll when
the bride is a rosy little dumping of "a
woman. The worst OF 10 is that engaged
couples Of every age and of the most unro-
mantle appearance adopt the same style.
"What shall / call YOU, my dearest
own" asks an Adonis of fifty, gazing with
yearning tenderness on his bride
"Cau me Birdie, nothing but Birdiep'
chiuups the lady whose weight might
turn the scale at 200 pounds, as she nestles
lovingly to his side
And so on ad infnitum, we viii not say
adj nauseam. tin the soul of theunregarded
old cuunudgeon of a bachelor within hear
ing turns faint within him.-Philadelphia
Record
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
CLOSING QUOTATIONS or MONEY.
oaerlngs aud sales ~ the Richmond Tobacco
Txchaugc-Intornai Revenue Coiieo-
lions -Forelga Advicos.

NV Yonr. July Money on coll loaned
easy at at 1907 per cont closing B. TX
change closed Quot. posted rates. SsSe4s9's'
sctual rates. 4s7ais74 Tor sixty days aud
sssA asssl5 for demand. Governments closed
,iealy. currency Cs. io5 bid, extended U.s.
REGISTERED. 100 bid. vs.. coupons, ii64 bid
Stocks were again very dull this morning:
sic sales acgregatng only o0.i0i shares: or
fis small total the creator part was made up
If transactions ln Chicago Gas. burHne5o9
rnd /. TOW other. Chicago Gas recorded
about the only fluctuations of note. u sold
down Iat per cent. in the early dealings, but
rallied toward midday per cent 70 49, The
Remainder ~ the list was weak and At noon
Was fractonally lower The announcement
81 further engagements of gold for shipment
hy to-morrows steamers entirely checked
business lea the last half ~ the day. frices
factuatod but slightly and closed irregular al
only trhing changes. The snics for the day
amounted 20 gl .53l shares
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02

Good mawnin', Miss Jackson, said Mr..
Limbo Jones CALAMITY TO the belle Of the
quarters,
Il hahn no Miss Jackson. was her dis
courteous reply.
Mr.. Jones looked az her critically. Didn't
he know her Welt Had henot been court
ing her off and on for a years
"Hain' no Miss Jacksonp he said ques-
tioningly: who IS you, den~
Use Mrs Mghtfoot sab; da's who is, -
and she tossed her head loftily.
Mrs. Lightfootl Mrs Lightfoot" he
repeated slowly. When dat happen"
Las night at seben o'clock, Mr.. Jonesi"
"Wha Lightfoot is dat you marry, Miss
JACKSON
Henry, Mr. Jones"
Henry Mghtfootw he exclaimed an
erily. "Whaffur you Rwiue 20 marry dat
lazy. good fer nothin nigga wen you Bno
Use been CO. tin YOU fer mon a year What
fur YOU do dat, Miss JacksonW
"'Caze he axed me, Mr.. Jones"
Then it was a great light shone on Mr.
Limbo Jones, and he went to a sequestered
spot and kicked himself across a cornfeld.
Detroit Free Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02

A witness in a trial, who had been eau.
toned TO give a precise answer TO every
question put TO him, was interrogated by a
clustering counsel as follows;
"You drive a wagon"
"No, sir, do not"
"Why, did you not tell my learned friend
30 just this mOmentY"
"NO, sir"
Now, put it to you on your oath. No
prevarication, mind Do you drive a
wagonW
"NO, sir"
"Then, for goodness sake, what is your
occupationgn
81 drive a horse"
daughter, in which all save the buster.
ing counsel joined. )-London Tit-Bits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02

FINANCIAL
.SlIS,OOO 5 PER CENT. BONDS.
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF BONDS OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND:

TAKE NOTICE-That under a resolution
of the City Council of Richmond, ap-
proved June 3D.. 1892 the City Auditor
has been instructed by the Committee on
Finance 10 give notice 70 all holders Of per
cent bonds issued hy said city under a resolu-
ton of said Council approved January % 49,,
resolution of said Council approved june B.
lss2 and by resolution approved August l7. 1882
and also by solution approved neptem-
Der ~ 1881 that the said city Will Oh the 81 day
of July. 1892 redeem each and every one OF said
bonds and that interest thereon shall cea se
from the Isl day of July. 1872. and that al such
bonds brought in for Redemption on and after
the 2d day of July. 1902 Will be- redeemed. but
without interest after last mentioned date. ]
hereby give such notice. aud also further notice
that shall be prepared on the 2d day OF July,
fsq1 TO redeem on behalf of said city all bonds
above alluded to- which shall there or after
wards he presented for redemption az the of,
fee of the City Auditor ln ne { AK Hal OF sala
city. MlLLo lChI ~ Au'lAl'I'
ielG-tiyj
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02

Winter Wheat Sales by sampled O. b. were:
No. red 75a77c No. a red. 62.6@66c.,
Spring wheat Sales by sample f. o. b. We're
No p Soc. No. 3. 73i 0T-a &C.; No A. GOA CSC.
C0rn-No i'm store, 50>3c.: No. vel
low 50sI "a dc: No. white &c.; No. 3, 46-4
n47 C.. No. 3 yellow, As Q4s54c; No. 3
white jlc., No. 4. 81 o40c. Sales bv sample
f. O.. b. were No. white 52,lc.; No. 4, 3g
012c
Oats No. in store. 49, ass C.; No. 2
white. 35a35- &C.. No. g, 500 1850; No white,
8i03f C. Sales by sample T. o. b. were. No.
.. 33s N34c 30. white, IS = n3G,2c., No..
g. so Q33 e.: no white, 3i' "a 35c.
Sweet Picked Hams Sales, 800 terces Au-
gust and September at Sll 40 tierces aver
age l0oli pounds at sl1.56.
Picnic Hams sales 75 tierces average Ga
pounds 40 $3.50
Short Clear Sides Sales $1,000 pounds ex-
ira 0n private terms.
DRY Sailed Shoulders Sales, so boxes at
SIs7i
Lard Sales, $50 tierces mt $500
Short Rib Side Sales. $4,000 pounds on
Green Hams Sales, 10000 pounds aver
fgo l6 pounds at 5000.
Green Shoulders Sales $4,000 pounds at
$3.50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02

CuucAGo. July The wheat market was
dull and barely steady. closing 80. lower.
Corn started weak on the firm weather.o but
became fine on reports telling of many sec
tons where the growth is very slow. and the
weeds higher than the corn. Closing prices
were ga e. higher.
Oats dull and unchanged
Receipts Wheat. 1853 cars: corn, 400; oats,
273.
Provisions averaged easier under Iealiz-
ing sales by the longs Ribs frmed
up 10 the late trading on good buying. by the
packers. and closed c. higher but lard and
uork closed Do Njc lower.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02

TyIoS SrOcK YARDS, JILL. July Cattle
Receipts .000 strong i0' sml5c. higher com
mon 10 extra steers So 50d 5.25, stOckers and
feeders. 81. 26G3. 80. COWS and heifers, Sl.50a
3C5. Hogs Receipts %, 000 steady. heavy
S525G575. mixed aud medium, e5.20Q 5. 60.
light. S51505GO. Sheep Receipts. $500.
firm. inferior TO choice 1250a6.l5 lambs
e4MGT5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02

CMcNNAr1. o., July Pork Regular.
s1L25alL87is. family. s1150 Lard Kettle
dried. n Q7is C. Bacon-S Short clear sides
$50. Whisky Sales, 107 barrels finished
goods at SII5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02

LIVERPOOL July Spot cotton dull mid
ding uplauds. e. Sales. 5000 bales Flu
lures easy, July-August, 59-6f, August-Sep-
tomber. 63-6E September October l-64
October-Noyember. 1864, Noyember-D ecem-
her 1854
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02

condition of trade. quoted 299l@aORc. Resin
Strained. sl.22i6. good DO, Si.25' extra ao''
q Qg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02
CLOSED MONDAY.

DICHMOND & PETERSBURG RAILROAD
The FREIGHT DEPOT Of this company will
,crisba6ie freight will be delivered until 10
A M &. S. CAMPBELL.
q" % % Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02

Some Of the ancient table directions are
very quaint You are told, for instance,
not 10 eat much cheese, not 10 leave your
spoon on your platter, not 10 play with
your knife or roll your napkin into a cord
or tie il into knots; only To take two or
three nuts when nuts are on the table. and
not to get intoxicated during dinner time
The "Boke Of Curtasyo" also warns people
not TO play with the cats and dogs while at
table.-Cor. Chicago Herald.
The flags on public buildings are usually
half masted on Memorial Decoration Day.
attractions Of this rule are due 10 igno-
rance OF carelessness on the part Of those
charged with the duty Of hosting the flags.
In theory the day is one Of commemora-
ton, 10 DO given mp 10 solemn, patriotic
Services In practice il is the great spring
holiday, 10 be devoted To the pursuit OF
happiness. New York Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02

Maturing bonds and coupons and dividend
orders collected for clients without charge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02

The First NATIONAL BANK or RicHNoND NA..l
RfCHUOSD, Va. june 70. 1877.
THE DlBECIOBS OF THIS BANK HAVE
L declared. ont of earnings of the hali year, q
dividend 0t PER CENT. on rho capital stock
free Of tax. payable 10 shareholders on and
ie g9-6t nc BURNETT. Cashier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02
.THE 1--WE BANK OF YRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Va, June %. 1872.
The directors OF this Bank have declared a
dividend OF - PER CENT, payable on and
after July /. 1892
iesl-lot WM n HlI.L, Cashier
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02

RICHMOND, fREpERIcK'G 4 PoroMAc r. r. Co..
IgEAsuRERs OFFICE. :
KIcnnOsD. Va, June rs, 1892.
~fVfDYND Ntprrpp
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02

THE BOARD or DIRECTORS OFTHIS COM.
PANl have declared dividend of THREE
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS per share on ITS
common stock and dividend obligations. paya.
record as OF June 20 1872: after which date the
transfer books will be closed til July z, 1872
j. H. WINSTON.
jeistiy2 treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-02

RIcnMoND. Va. june g. ise.
The directors OF this Bank have declared
dividend II iEk CENT. payable Oh and after
July ], 1872
jeal-iOt II. A. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-03-02

WILLIAM B. ESTELL, of New York City, a
very able expose of the fallacies of the high
protection doctrine. Thursday evening. A wet,
disagreeable evening conspired to keep people
at home, and the audience was consequently
small but those who attended felt well paid,
and carried home many new ideas on the tariff.
Mr.. Estell has studied both sides of the great
economic question: and at one time was an ar
dent protectionist. This, however, was, as he
expressed it, but the inheritance common to the
Masses who did not take the time to analyze
the subject. and were not aroused to reflection
on the actual workings Of the protective system.
A thorough study into details opened his eyes
to the evils of such class legislation, and he is
now laboring in the interests of tariff reform,
not as a partisan, but as an American citizen
desrous of presenting the truth to every voter,
irrespective of party affiliations.
| The New York Reform Club, of which he is
a representative, is not political organization
but is composed of men of all shades of politi-
cal belief, excepting high protectionists. Some
of the most prominent Republicans and Demo
Gratis of the country numbered among its
members, and it has accomplished very much
toward educating the masses on the subject that
concerns them SO highly.
His speech abounded in facts which were
presented very forcibly, clearly, and entertain
ingly. He arraigned the legislation that ha!
created millonaires at the expense of the mass
es He pointed out the inevitable result of
continuance of the SO called protective laws
and denounced the system that would concen
trate the wealth of the country into the hand
of favored class, upon whom the rest of thu
people must be dependant. His speech wa
able, eloquent and convincing, and he is doing
splendid work.