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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26
said His Money Had Been Taken.

A country boy, who declIred to give his
name. went to the First Police Station yes
terday and complained that while he was
passing along Main street near Fifteenth
he was approached bv young man, who
is a salesman in clothing store on east
Main street. The boy told the officers that
he was forced into the store and was shown
an overcoat which the clerk told him
would cost 81. The rural lad SAID that the
price was too nigh, and upon being asked
how much money he had the boy took a
- bill from his pocket. He claimed that
the note was snatched from him by the
salesman, who refused to return it when
asked. The officers advised the boy TO
swear out warrant for the clothing clerk.
He said he wanted to go home yesterday,
but would consult with his father, VINO
was in the city. and if the money was not
returned TO him Immediately he would fol-
low the suggestion of the policemen. He
did not return 10 the station-house again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26
Inn.rainfM r. MoseIeN.

The remains of Mr.. T. s. Moseley, whose
death IN Atlanta several days ago mas oeen
reported in the DISPATCH, arrived III TINS
cItv Yesterday morning at z O'Clock ana
the funeral took place from Grace Eplsco-
pal church four hours later, Key. Lahqoh
II Mason oficlated assisted by DIS JaoeZ
Hall and NJ. ID. Hoee, and captain Gun
nlngbam assisted in the music. The pail
bearers we're MessrS. Rolfe r. Glover, A.
NJ Glover. William =. and X. Il. Knowles,
George Gibson, Jr.. John A. Augustine; Dr.
James c. DeatOn, and &. A. Delaney 1here
was large attendance of the friends OF the
deceased and OF his fathers family. Inc
4oral offerings we're very pretty, the large
DESIGN sent bv the Virginia Society OF
Atlanta being especially handsome. lnis
society. of which Mr.. Mo5eley Was an
active and influential member, also ap-
poiutsd a committee 20 accompany the Ie.
mans to Richmond. but as brother Oh
the deceased went 10 Atlanta 10 otlns tue
body here it was not deemed necessary 10,
the committee TO come. Inc lhterheh'
was made al ShocBoe cemetery,
The Atlanta Constitution pubnsheu an
excellent picture of the deceased IN lts &C
count of his death. The same paper IN
its Thursday issue said; Dir. Moselsy
during the decade of his residence IN Tue
Gate City endeared himself 70 woe
circle OF friends and acqualntahces,
throughout the day the room In whlch ne
Was shrouded for his burial was tnroneea
with visitors, who came 10 pay tueir trl-
bute of respect aud TO take fareweli peep
INTO the casket that held the TORN OF one
thew knew and loved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26
Aged Grocer Passe. Away.

Mr.. William Anderson, one of the oldest
citizens of Richmond and q highly re-
spectacle groceryman. who had for years
conducted business at the corner Of Cary
and Lombardy street died at his home on
Thursday night. after an illness of only a
few hours. Early in the evening he wa;
seized with q congostive chill and expired
in a short while. The deceased leaves
wife and several children. His funeral
will be preached at Sacred Heart church al
2 O'Clock this afternoon, and his remains
will be inferred at Mt Calvary cemetery.
Mr.. Anderson was in the SD year Of his
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26
The Concrrt Last Night.

The concert Of the Beethoven Terrace
Orchestra, of Baltimore, at the Theatre
last night for the benefit of the Shelterlng
Arms was attended by q select audience;
The orchestra, under the leadership Of
Edwin /. Turubull, filled their part in a
very accountable manner. The selection
from Tannhauser and that from Cayallena
Rusticana with flute solo were excep-
tionally good. The soloists were, all CON-
PEELED 10 respond TO well-deseryed encores;
The numbels of Mr.. Thomas +: Baker and
Miss Rogers being exceptionally good. IL
is quite appropriate that amateurs should
he the ones who assist in a charitable en-
tertainment. especially when they do then
work in so conscientious and satisfactory
a manner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26
To DI,eus. Freight Rates.
The following call was issued yester-

The following call was issued yester-
day: - ,ooo
'RrcHMoYD, Va, November 25, 1892.
"A general meeting of the Richmond
Chamber of Commerce will be held Satur-
day the 26th instant. ct 6 p. NJ, In the
rooms of the chamber. The object of the
meeting being to consider the report. OF
the Committee on Inland Trade IN refer
ence to the recent advance IN rates on
business between Richmond and northern
cities. members generally. and especially
receivers and shippers of goods whose
business has been injurlously affected by
said advance. are requested TO attend.
GEORGE l.. CHRISTIAN, President.
"R. A. Dunlop, Secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26

The Hastings Court was engaged yester-
day in the trial of the case of James ivy
man lcoloredl charged with petty larceny.
lie was found guilty and punishment was
fixed at four months IN Jail.
The case of Clinton De Priest. f. n.
Rowe. /. NJ. O'Buen. George NJ Travers,
and Miles NJ. Williams. charged with H.
tertering with the election in the Second
Precinct of jackson Ward, was called, and
the accused were all discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26
FOUL ASSASSINATION.
sydney WORKMAN, Well Known IN Raj
road Circles, the vloti@.

DAsvrLLK, KY, November 25.--Sydney
Workman, agent for the Louisville and
Nashville and East Tennessee. Virginia and
Georgia roads at Jellico, Tenn, was foully
assassInated about midnight by some un-
known fiend, though a man named Frank
Mcmillan and another named Jonas. with
q son of Jonas, are now under arrest. me
Immediate cause of the assassination is
unknown. It il thought that Workman
and some other of the best citizens OF
Jellico had grown tired of certain dis
reputable house IN the town and were pre-
pairing TO make q raid on IT. Some one on
the inside of the building was apprised of
the raid and when the citizens were near
the building a shot was fred from within
directly into the body OF men, Mortnan
received the entire charge of buckshot.
He died instantly. None OF the others
were seriously injured. WORKMAN was well
known in railroad circles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26
a Rig Stock Sale.

A big sale of horses and cattle took
place at the Richmond BazaN yesterday
morning. The stock belonged to Mrs. T.;
b. Davis, and the auction was conducted
by Mr.. John d. Seabright. Forty,two
head Of JERSEY cattle, including about
thirty fine milch cows, were sold at
prices ranging from S2j to S5j, and
eleven horses were disposed of, bringing
from S75 to $40. Among the latter were
several colts by Toodles. The prices were
considered quite good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26
Drummers To Go to Washington.

The Commercial Travellers Democratic
Club held special meeting IN the Hus-
tings- Court room last night and wound up
some unfinished business pertaining to the
recent campaign.
The question of the club attending the
Inauguration in March was discussed and
n called meeting will be held IN the near
future. when the details Of the proposed
trip will be considered. II is expected
that 100 TO 200 drummers Will 20 in body
to Washington from Richmond upon that
occasion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26

The elegant hotel to be erected on west
Franklin street by Mr.. Ginter and his as
sociates Is % have a historic name. II will
be called The Jefferson" that name
having been selected by Dir. Glnter, who
has always oeen a great admirer OF the dis
tincuished statesman. The choice is very
happy one and will give general satistac-
ton.
Ground measurements are now being
made and some other performances ar
ranged ready for the preparation OF the
plans 10 begin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26
,,,,Y,o,orto Rs Published Here.

The gentlemen who have been negotia-
ting for the purchase of AWi-Ll9'tor. the
temperance paper formerly published IN
DanyilIe and edited by the late Rev. j. r..
Moffett, have nearly completed their ar
rangements for buying the journal. II
will certoinly be brought to Richmond
aud will doubtless make its first appear
ance here in less than a month. Possibly
there will be no issue of the paper for the
next two or three weeks, as the process OF
removing the plant will consume consid,
cradle time. Anti-LiqlOr will be published
under the auspices of company, but the
officers have not yet beer elected, nor has
the directory been decided upon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26
Two Small Fires Last Night.

There were two small fires last night.
One occurred at I'LL O'clock, and was a
small blaze in a carpenter shop on Walnut
alley between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets. The other happened at TAI o'clock.
In this case the roof of house No. High
street, owned by Mrs. Edwards, caught
afire and was slightly damaged. The in
Jury by the first blaze amounted to about
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26
CapitoI Notes.

The Governor has appointed Messrs. N
& Nurray. 81. Glennsn. and X. u. Cooke,
Jr.. of Norfolk. delegates. 10 the Niesrsug s
Can,sI Convention, which meets in New
Orleans on the 2otn of this month. ,
J. g. Damron has been reappointed ium-
Der inspector at Roanoke.
y. 81. Lewis, Treasurer OF bruns Wlei'
county, and A. J: Moore. Snet sino - rost o
county, visited the Auditors ONCE yeS'er-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26
The Mistakes

of life are msny-some great, Others small.
We classify them as We feel their effect.
and lust In the same way you recognize
simmons LAYER Regulator when taken for
indlgestion, dyspepsia, constipation, and
hiliousness. There can be no mistake In
taking the Regulator for these disorders.
II Quickly relieves. Don't make the mis-
take of getting ANYTHING else for malaria.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26
LEE CAMP LAST NIGHT.
''N from Colonel CApers-Ihe Now
tier Monument Unyeiliog.

q. '-e meeting Of Lee Camp last night was
',,. ' -''rlded. Lieutenant Colonel Crump
r.,''o'o0''d 10 the Camp Colonel Henry
-''i, %! Charleston, s. G., who 10 per-
i,'. " e Oldest living Confederate officer
...t ostc u commission. Colonel Gamers
lie speech, IN which he stated that, at
n, utst Of the family and friends OF
b, eenulnger. be had written his life.
g,.. Wa now III Richmond reading the
IT,. % the work, which Is being done
NJ, hieumond publisher. He thought IL
90. o.. Iasl the history Of the life OF the
N'tlsdsrate Secretary of the ITea-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26
snnra,nn Cnurt of Appeals.

Faber's administrator us. Genry's admin min
istrator, Lurty & Lurty. trustees. heheai-
ing denied. - .,,h,,;s
sion set aside and case put on Pii'"os0N
docket. -, ,v;,i;. ID
Smith for appellant and j. A. Csbeil ana
NJ. N. Gillian for appeliees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26
Rnsinn XoLes The Theatre.

The sale of seats for the engagement Of
Rosina Vokes and her London Comedy
Company at the Theatre will begin on
Monday. The attraction IS a strong one.
and will draw large houses. The pro-
gramme, which will embrace three sepa-
rate plays each night, was published yes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26
In o,a.n Times

people overlooked tho importance OF per-
manently beneficial effects. and we're ssIis !.
fed with transient action, bat now tnaI y, ~
is generally known that Syrup OF rugs win
permanently cure habitusl CONSTIPATION,
well-informed peopis will not ouv otnel
laxatives, which act for time. but many
ipiure ths system.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26
! ua,,,.onh,r, pemoorats Rejoice.

HARRIsossURG, Va. November 25.--rhere was
Democratic torchlight procession here tonight,
With l.0o0 men In line. The town was nlled Win
people from the surrounding country. Congress
man Oteral, Wmneld Liggett, ana James
Stephenson made speeches The town was
handsomely Illuminated aud th8 weather fair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26

INOfIuapUnuoHUo VI 5IIv I'10II'
FARMvIrLE, Va. November 2i;-Rieh-
mond College defeated the Hampden-Sid-
new football team this afternoon by a
score of "a TO nothing. The game was IN
thirty minute halves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26
----a.T ouMRARION DEMOCRATS
'..' Celebrate tie Victory with Oysters
aud "A Dance.

'.'- hard fight IL has always been the
seek the society Of lovely
..t with her smiles To turn the
NJ Che warriors from the sad or
t''..' .ecurences Of the recent con-
81. prepare them for further en-
...t. .U, philosophical view Of poll
1884 .artnn Democratic Club had q
..r last Wednesday night az
Groom Oy0r ". :. Blackburn S
umbsrtou, Henrico county.
t.-.rs supper Of turkey, oysters,
.. .er.mpauyiug dCllcacles was
'r ilc Committee Of Arrangements
.e Reid. ID. &. MeCann. Will
a. MORRISON, and j William Guer-
"...l was partaken Of By ;he whole
--'. ladies Young and old and gem
ether membcrs Of the club, and
over hy MAJOR A. Il. Courtney,
Fog. ri the club After the supper
tpsed Cf the tables were removed
,.. "t. brought N. aud the young folks
... mo.nug.
.' .- az active aud thriving club. and,
go IL" campaign Is over aud the vic
b.. won, hey seem as closely bound to-
P. AAl - ready FOR the fray as during
','o't Of the tight. They are talking
No.. 80 ~ 20 Washington the 4th Of
no.. next % see Grover sworn into
,,.... HLd bavo taken steps looking 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26
eeAlN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RrcuMosD. Noyem Der 25.-OFRExNas-wheat
s4o0 bushels. Corn. ! ,le2 bushels. Rye, 90
bushels.
SAILS Wheat, 1,6ss bushels. Corn. Lice
busnels. Rye. 80 busheis.
QUOTATIONS.
wasAr. -Lonresrry, 7es77c. Mixed. 70s77c.
Bhortoerry. Bsa7fc. No red, 74a73c.
.;OaM.-White. Virginia, new, bag lots, foaocc.
No (. .nlse. .bOc. No. 2 mixed, ssa49c.
OArA-Wintor tor seed, ISAAC; Ne.
mixed. Jsc. no. q Gixed. 3ja35c.
HYE-UOa6ac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26
issued on all Ii. principal Cities OF
EUROPE, and on ASIA, AFRICA
and SOUTH AMeRtoA.
oFrIcE or
COMMISSIONERS on sIsgrs6 frNp,
RIcasOsD, Novefa Der IL. 1897.

IT A MEETING OF The COMNio-
N sIoNRRS OF TIE SINKING fCSD hesa
this day fprcsont all the membsrsl 70 Was ordered
that an Advertisement DO pobhshsd Ia sach
newspape as the president may select ,ent, we
Bondhoiders' Committee having surrendered "
Ina state the old obligations held BY ,nsm, the
commissioners OF mo sinking Fund are nes
ready 10 receive on deposit TOT seftcation cisss-
acas.on and exchange, under tho terms Of Vie
act Tor the settlement % the paeic deb. q VIZ.
ginia, approved February 70, isss, saen o.d
ebugsfioas OF tho state Is may DO presented ~
them. $500. -.
the new boads issued for tho Old eotigat,onAs
when may De surrendered, antn ths rste q ais
,yshnfton az mo new boads, issaet 70 tas ooafi-
holders Committee, II adjusted ~ we eommh~
alon apponted for that pufposs-
An Obligations must % presented ~ ne e0cs
OF the second Auditor, Richmond. Va. s>tAer n
n~rson or OF souae responsible agent 30 coa-
nerted With any OF NE dsearsneo&e 81 Ne
state. -. - -.
1909. jsSian nthAN]4S.
NO lo-Sa4t kfs@aeRs Upes&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26
MARKETS sv TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORk

NEW YORK. November s5.-Cottoc quiet;
m,ddliug, Toe. low mid6lins, &l1.; sood o..
tlnafy, sssc.; net reesipts. 81 bales; kroes
receipts. 1907 bales; axporss-to We couu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26
Frozen TO Death.

HARRrsasBuRa, Va, November 2j.-
Samuel w. Robinson. a well-kDown citi-
zen of this county, was frozen To death
Wednesday night, eleven miles west OF
here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26
Observation-Disclosures
-.vesr PLANNING FOR REPRE-
eoU 'ThrIoN At The EXPOSITION
,.urn Upon the states Lo'--rhe
N''' =, >eck People Much Inter
tod world''-Fair Notes

"a Bnford. president OF the
to.''' an. ro,r MANAGERS OF Viz
ra-l 81 Won" ....or,to, from,
.... received ''''A ""' a.. 80,
p,trclaw. contractor TOT 'no
M' .,.,f the Nj Vernon building OF
sfr1 '.' .,.,.tbot all arrangements for
Cd. '- bad been perfected /:
l...tr.i- ''' -. .,.rctr,c had been
...I.He plans i"f '"' ~ &c.
'...l Boy the exposition hu.h'' ''''''
...,.rofFous had already been be
o. '.'' .l...l.,, NOW LOT which had
..r ur.n .i'' ''''',rpe3 10 the States Of
--f'a-' .''-" ,t',,ro and Arizona. but
,..r.., NV a. The Old dominion.
vs- .'' -. nor level best not 20 be
}.. go Ststes in the race AT the
'....' .'i ~. y,ar Her building Will
Is ..,.r.al interest. and her ex-
81. NE ,pdicotions. will COM
t.f-. .-sl,'v with those Of Massa-
Ii IN. Y.rk MARYLAND, and other
...-
Sa..-. ...,. ,,,proS's WORK.
~ Morton. secretary Of the
t.i.' .-i Of commissioners. return
w. .... fr,m the Northern Neck. lie
'.' t.-.e ia the counties OF Ian
....,.hcrland. and Richmond,
'...i fE, pcople much interest
..4 \Ir-inia is % take at the
'. l,ra.i,.os. Mr Morton made
a addresses. which seemed TO
-..rtlus,asm iu the work. Mr.
r.,..r president Of the Lancas-
'...rr.T society. and Mr.. Il &c,
... ..s Northumberland Agrlcul-
.. made excellent speeches on
ana are zoalously al work.
s.. lash. fhis at.on. Captain Nor
.-.a- much Interested IN the Mt.
...Il...- Cd. erection Of which ~
y.rk q. those IN any other
b.. State. Mrs. llttletOn Cockrell,
... Nur,humn erland county. so
III tho palm among the ladies'
-...s los making the largest return
... Of the Mt. Vernon books of
... certificates.
w. ...... 90" totacceo-men are be-
,.... ..e. a-tH'ed There is move
......t. probable VIII prove tho
...I.. ~ the weed hist has ever
..s,U,rr.
..rs fsoN Uh. APrFRsoN.
-..r. business commissioner
o.. ..I Managers. was also IN the
... ..-.aF. ia cohE tIsauoh witt a
r''r he sara that southwest
-..r- u-hi ahtad IN the matter
.... .".. uNt.Hts. lt'ah9ke' Bueha
e.. burg, and Pulaski and the
.... U.o-. MONTGOMERY, Smyth.
...... ..' ID WuI MAKE speclal displays.
b" iS '1icuiated 70 attract
-.. .'..toa o. the hoursh'ng
3D.. CAam her ol commerce OF
..... moss 'n.crpTls!n& BODY. mas
.Ar matter, ana c"hlll' 'e
W. 80 80 ,,.,r Hnano
.......y gotten it, exhibit partly
u Willie fully and credita-
.E Pulaski will bee on hand.
sill soon have meeting Of
...l.,.. ,.nrle In this industry
...f having proper display
... ,rl..b rlace has many
o.1, rr,Lsblv fgure con
. Xirriuia'- building M Chi
.-f NJ Suueryisors # Giles coun-
,... .....I 10 have an exhibit, and
gwen 20 the Board Oh Man
..r..r.4 -lu1.
..- ,..srp,, 1xrrvrsrs
II Ill.,.
-...'"' ~ ~ t 90 =, ;,
.liIl '' tlIe ,uutuW;'.S'', n'i''
..,.,, ,,. ~ - nc I'niyarsitv
49,. - s,,,,. 80,
"'t,u,,f, t-, - bo V,rcir,a
'. A5"t i.' IL UH.Ij,s
l. COS froo
' IN 80, 49, LIE ,,, !, -,
.' '' ''g .'.'''"i, "a "" - !,
At, 49,, w 49, b. -
.''. ue o".C' ny 1 ''7'o'
-.'. -''1'n8 uI' "u eA"'''''
.-lsIE AND OTHER MOTIFS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26

fLoua-Ws outs; Fine. ssas2.25. supsr-
nns, s2.e5as2.50; extra, ed3oAsaoo; tsnnS
e2bOas375: patent. sA.ooaea-7a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26
o.. CURRY At THE COLLEGE,
He u.,.a.,,. some Of the Relations of
Geography to History.


Geography to History.
A..-. ..i.lce gathered IN the chapel
..isgy Yesterday evening 10
...-.. ..gi annual address before the
I..- rrpLcal ana historical
... I Pa. D.. l.. NJ. Curry was the
..E '.r occasion. and delivered a
..r.s- Ola Geography IN some
..l. 90 History The speaker
t- ..l hy Professor +. ". Boat
..... ... uu.-Ideut Of the society, who
.... . Tr. turry's valuable cOntrlbu-
u-tuuoual history, his extensive
.-.. ... lively interest in the Work
d.. tac Young men.
.nrg mt tine mutual relations
sli geography Dr. Curry
.lHl many important events IN
. .-t.Tv from the discovery or
OH, proposed NIcarauea Cana.
r,... Attratlon to the influence OF
.-.. t. conditions m determining
...- G ,yauts. lie predicted time
'.-..- Do DE Gulf of Mexico and the
... ....j "a southern seaports would
a '- South IN the first rank as to
F.'. ..l uiuence. The old and new
.,.' teaching geography were com
..... and tls advantages Of tho present
Emphasized. The account gwen OF
...l Il ca-i0graphy was novel
.., interesting TO the many teach-
gre 'ts ag hence.
81 .. close q the address II was an
tt4. Sir. Charles PolndaXter, OF
>'... Library. would lecture before
.yln December on Captain John
.-.- -rt bis Dyfamefs.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26
MARRIAGES,

JESSY-DOWDY.- Married, on Thurs
dav. November oath. at s Z. NJ, by Rev. j.
T. Tucker. at his residence, Falrmont
Park, Mr.. HENRY JESSY and MISS NATE
nnWnN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26
PORT OF WEST POINT. NOVEMBER 25' 1892
lBy telegraph

Steamship Chatham, Foster balhmore' pas
sengers and general cargo. - -.
Schooner Charles Leathison, New iOrk' SALT
Davenport & Morris, Richmond, va
SAILED.
Steamship Chatham. Providence rid Norfolk'
passengers and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26
Orr Representatives 10 Gotham.

Especial telegram 70 the DIspatcn.I
NEw YoRK, November 26.-G. ID: Wise,
New York; W. II. Gilbert. Grand URion; ;
". Scott, Park-Ayenue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26
false EcnnoInY

il practiced by people who buy inferior
articles of food because cheaper than
standard goods. Infants are entitled to
the best food obtainabe. 1t IL fact that
d der Milk Is the best infant food. Your
grocer and druggist keep 1t.
Road Never's Store News on FIRST page.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26

The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and slightly warmer. The skies
we're clear at midnight.
Range of the thermometer at the front
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM All GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices for Money. BONDS. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &C.. and the
Wss thor Indications
rBy telegram 10 N. pi,p.,cn.l

lby telegraph 70 the Dspsseh-l
WASHINGTON. November 25.--Fore-
FAIR cast for Virginia for twenty
Ihours-from midnight 10 mid
night Fair weather. except
light showers in Western Virginia; slightly
warmer, winds becoming southerly.
For North Carolina Generally fair
weather; warmer; southerly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-26

You cannot deny facts. and II Is fact tina,
Salvation OH Is the greatest pain-cure. zoe.