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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
Something About success in Business snd
somethiux which Goes TO Make n.

The success of . business enterprise dc.
pcnds upon mahy things. First, tide.
pends upon the condition IN which IT eu-
ters the arena of the business world, and
while this is only one OF the conditions,
still il il a very important one, as, for in-
stance, an enterprise which at the begin
ming starts on q platform. SO TO speak, ok
an already successful Business or busi-
nesses.
This is the position OF the Traders Bank
of Richmond. which at the very start be.
gan with an established business in the in
surance and real-es'ate departments. and
II il to DO expected that the success OF
such an institution should como sooner
than that Of Others who have not this foot
hold
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
'w..,a,. c.,,mhl.a rxno.,,iou

will be of value TO the world by illus
trating the improvements in the mechanI-
can arts. and eminent physicians will .ell
you that the progress in medicinal agents
strsnstheniug laxative that Syrup Of Figs
IL far IN advance " oil Others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
A ard.

In calling attention TO our celebrated
RolIer-Tray. which is the most convenient
and strongest trunk made and which is
made in every way superior TO oil other
trunks, We beg 10 say that We warrant 10
the best and that we will do any necessary
repairs TO them free of charge.
Very respectfully.
III. w. RoUSIREE x BRoTHER.
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
TO OPEN ON SUNDAY.
The National appropriation to he Re
turned TO the Treasurr.
fu. ..,a,.-.,.h 90 .b, nis,,tcbl


CHICAGO. Ill. May 1G.-T The Directors
of the Worlds Columbian Exposition de-
cided TO-DAY 20 abrogate their contract
with Congress by which they bound
themselves TO close the far on Sunday IN
consideration OF an Appropriation of
So, 5OJ. 900. The money will be returned TO
the government. and hereafter tue fair
will be opened Sundays. This course was
decided upon at II special meeting OF the
directory this afternoon. Most of the
directors were dissatisfied WITH the plan
adopted q. their last meeting by which II
was proposed 10 Open the grounds sun
days while closing all buildings containing
EXHIBITS. The action to-day practically
was unanimous, but two directors out of
thirty SIX voting against the proportion.
oPIN IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
BY the terms of a resolution adopted to-
day the machinery will be closed down
or Sunday. but IN every other respect the
fair Will be open IN all departments the
same as on secular days. But Sl.9Z9, 100 of
the appropriation originally made by Con-
press has been turned over TO the ExpOsi-
tion Company. and this amount IL TO be
returned 10 the national Treasury alter the
debts of the exposition have been paid.
A rule embodying these points will be sub
mitted to the national commission for ap-
proyal. What action tins body Will take
is problematical, as q mere working quo
rum of the members Is at present IN the
city.
THE EVIDENT PURPOSE.
In any event it is the evident purpose of
the local directors 10 open the far sun
DAYS even ut the expense OF rupture with
the national BODY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17

A bottlc Of ANGosTURA BTrRRs TO favor your
lemonade or any other cold drink Will keep you
fros from Dyspepsia, Cole DiarrhDa. ani all
diseases originating from tho digestive organs
Be sure 70 got tho genuine Angosturs' manu-
facturoi by DR.. j. G. B siegert 4 Sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17

THE VIRGINIA SAFE DEPosr AND FIDELITY
COMPANY acts as administrator executor,
curator. assignee. receiver, registrar. AMI
transfer agent and trustee for estates. cor
porations, and individuals. guardian, com.
mittee &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
The VA. N. AND C. INSTITUTE.
Annual Meeting of the Board-Death OF
John II. Lewis-Inconvspfent.

lcorrespondeEce Of tho Richmond Dispasch'l
PzrZRsBrHG, Va, May 16.--The annual meat
ing tho Board Of Visitors OF the Virginia Normal
aud Collegiate Institute was held to-day. Those
present were John Z. Massey, (superintendent
OF Public lnstructiorh N. L. Scruggs, OF futsyi-
vanla; T. a. Miller, Of Powhetan; rhomas u.
Watkins. OF Petersburg; A g. Walker, OF King
and Queen; 4. q. abeli, of Amherst, and ii. a.
Coeblll, OF Chesterfield The board made
Thorough aud satisfactory examination OF tue
condition OF the building, Witnessed interesting
EXERCISES on tho part OF the pupils, reelected
all OF the old ofdcers and teachers for the next
year, enjoyed q good dinner. ana transacted
much businsss. After the dinner ths etudents
wcro asscm sled ia the large chapel hall, whsre
several addresses were delivered oy memborS Of
tho board and reeitations and other exorciscs
given By tho pspiis The closing exercises OF
the school are nov In progress
DEATH or wIDELy.Kxowx PLANTER
Mr.. John u. Lsvis, one of tho eldest bese-
WICK couuty, aud eee cf the most successful
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17

The value of the VIRGINIA SAFE DErosrr
AND FIDELITY COMPANY to WILLOWS and or
phans cannot be computed. aS& stands as
guardian of their rights.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17

For Dyspepsia, Indigestion. and stonach as
orders use Browns Iron Bitters-the host tonic:
strengtneus the,musolos. splendid medicine
for weak and debllitatei persons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17

Milk.shakers, Lime-squeezcrs, Ice-shsvers
Fruit-JuIces, and all kinds Of soia-fountain
Supplies at
OWENS & MISoR DRrd CohpAsy's.
Richmond, Wa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17

Have you seen the "Rideway" Refrige-
ra,or or Eddy" Ice-Chestg They are the
best and cheapest. at
JoHs BowEgs's. Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
NationaI-f}aak Examiner.

WASHINGTON. May 1G.-COmptrOlor Eckels to-
day appointed John *. Mcdonald OF Mont
gomcry, Ala, Nationai-8GnE Examiner for Ala
bama rice {. j. Campbell, removed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17

Mantels. Crates, and Thing. IN various
styles and low prices, at
JoHs BowEgs's, Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17

HAVE YoUR CARPETS CLEANED. secured,
and packed away for the summer. Steam-
Weing, Securing. and Csrpet-Cleaning
Works, Mrs. A. ]. Pyle, proprietress, 3l5
north Fifth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
DEATHS.

ALIEN Died. May nth. at 1920 A. ~,
ar her residence, 205 west Clay street,
OTERIA SULLIVAN, wife OF Samuel L.
Allen.
Funeral notice hereafter.
BOWMAN.-Died, May 16. 1893, AZ tho
residence OF his son. James &. bowman,
No. 5i5 north Eighth street. WILLIAM
DELANY BOWMAN, In the 72d year OF
Funeral from residence THIS AFTER
NOON at $3.50 o'clock. Friends OF the
families of Samuel H.. James e., Newton
h., and G. l.. Bowman respectfully requests
cd 10 attend.
REINHARDT.-Dio at the residence
OF her son. Jacob Reinhardt, No. IL east
Grace street, tuesday evening. Nay 10,
1893, Mrs. CATHERINE RElNHAkDI,
relict of John Reinhardt; aged 70 years,
Her funeral will take place from ~; Ms:
rvs German Catholic church THURSDAY
MORNING at o'clock. Friends invited
to attend.
TURPIN. Monday. May IS. 1888,
at 1880 A. NJ. W. ARCHER IUkPlN. soa
of William Turpin, deceased.
w, Archer Turpin was born in Powhs-
fan county. Va, and descended from
those of his name who came TO this state
at a yery remote date and who first set
tied in Henrico county. IN that portion
which afterwards became Powhatan.
where many of their descendants now
reside. Young Turpin WAS employ
ed by the late Colonel =. l.. Sar-
rinoton m the conduct of the Ex-
change Hotel and in whom he had the
most impIicit confidence. He served him
most faithfully in sll departments wherein
he was placed and always with that resdi-
ness and cheerfulness as only Christisn
could do. IL was only necessary ior tne
Colonel to say to Archer do so aud so-u
was a Iways done No young man had more
or truer friends than Archer lurpir and
no ono could have been more punctuAi
10 business than he Ind VINO more tho
roughly became a slave TO his vocstion.
blessed are the pure IN heart. Tor they
shall see God"
His funeral will take place from the resi-
dsnce OF his mother. MIS- Poeahontss
Turpin. No. i02s west Grace street.: 40
O'clock THIS AFTERNOON. MS rienas
and those Of bis mother are Respectfully
invited to attend.
WHITLOCK. Died. Nay 10th q sp 4.
NJ. at his residence. 20l west Franklin
street, X. II. WHITI0Ck; aged o. yecsA
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17

When Baty was sick, We gave her Castorte-
wheu she was Child, sho sricd for Cassora
When she became Miss, sho chung 10 CAsto'ss-
When she had Children. shs gave them CsstertA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17

The VIRGINIA SAFE DEPosIr AND FIDELITY
COMPANY has the only ire and bTgtdr-p proof
stOrdqe rduh IN tho State OF Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17

The Planters National Bank,
now ouartered IN their new building, of.
fers to depositors special advantages. Ac-
counts of small dealers specially desired
and every attention to the wants OF pa
irons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17

Refrgerators, Freezcrs, and Coolers
cheap at JoHF BowERss,
Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17

MAKE Your WILL and appoint the Vir-
qtnia SAFE Deposit aud F,deiaty Company your
eIecuiOr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
APPLIFp FOR LODGINGS.

A sad case Of des;itution was brought TO the
notice Of the police last night when John u.
Newton. who has totally lost the use or hi9
lower limbs, anJ his family, consisting Of we
and FIVE small children, applied gt the poiee
station for lodgings, which was cbeeriuliy gwen
them. Mr.. Newton Is from Meckleaburg county,
where he lost his all in a IRE a snort time ago.
They have a horse and wagon, and are trying
10 make their way u friends In Chester, ia. one
OF tho large rooms at the station was put at
tho disposal OF the family and they were made
a. comfortable as possible.
The lecture Of Colonel Page McCarty, tormer-
~ OF the Mchmond Tines IN the Opera-hOufe
here tonight, was listened 10 by large audi
ence. who We're much pleased. Ihe to'0hei
subject was the Irish Soldier in History and
tho mention OF tie gallant deeds done by the
SOUS of lfoland called forth frequent and hearty
applause. An e1ort will be made to induce
Colonel McCarty 10 repeat the lecture at an
early dats
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
Mr.. hOLoEN SUCCEEDS COOPER
District Good Tempiars VIII Keep Up
the Fight a Against Liquor-Destitution.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatcb.l
ALEXANDRIA, VA, May l6.-Mr. II. :. Cooper,
superintendent OF the Washington, Alexandria
and Mt. Vernon railway, has resigned his con-
nection with tho road, and Mr.. ID. 8. Holden, a.
sistnnt treasurer, has been appointed 70 nii the
vacancy. Mr. Cooper leaves here for New I OK
city about the lst OF the month to take charge
Ct one OF the surface railroads there.
The quarterly session OF District Lodge No.
IL, ]. o. &. f., - being hold In the hall OF Golden
Light Lodge to-day. A largo number Of dele
gates, representing every lodge in the district,
were present. The guests CT tho Aiexandria
Templars were welcomed by Chiei-Iemplar
Edgar Thompson. Of Golden Light Lodge, and ut
I O'Clock they sat down 10 lanch. TWAS deter-
mined 20 Keep UP the night against the lHegPI
sale of llauor in tho county Of tariax ana
Alexandria. 10 DO all that iay IN the power 0i
the lodge to prevent the ISSUING OF licenses ana
to prosecute all fcund violating the loca!-ophon
law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
Fu.sya, Notice.

The funeral OF LAWRENCE ROSE, aged
7I< years, and son Of J. J. and Lounss Rose.
whose body was found IN the DOCK yssser.
day. will take place from -; rpun>H rslS5SSssnss
4 O'clock. Friends and acQuainsanees are
invited 10 astsnd.
Another little lamb hss como
To dwell With Him vho gave
Another little darling babe
u sheltered IN the grave.
God needed one more angel child
Amidss His shinina band.
And % He bent With loving oDila
And elasped ous daE1ing'S hnDa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17

ALLEN Died. May l7th. at 1920 A. ~,
ar her residence, 205 west Clay street,
OTERIA SULLIVAN. wIfo OF Samuel L.
Allen. -,
"Jt "a well with nv soul.U
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-25
WaAfotnntcn 2utDer's.

8etreffs ser altcb in bielcn Spalten fiir3@
ltb gebradbteu Mtttbeilung iiber g@a4fome
men BUFFERS in SDfeswig cntbalten
oeutibldnbii9e 3eitungen iebt tol9enee
n8ericbtigung" burdb ciuen 6crrn q. y. ST.;
rgtacb Sen Qngaben, pelbe ita tn
vg$o66e, Stammbaum ser Tamilie bes
Or. Oeartin 2utber", iofpie etni9en Sbrtf@
ten Der Qcip3iasr 0ut0eritiftung %ftnOen,
bate Qut6er bret S6bnc. Der Acltetc,
Sans, mar nit Gliiabetb Gruciser per-
mGblt unb ftarb 1875 finoerloS ais 8e7
amter bes !Sersogs 2tlbrcebt bon 8rcuBen,
0cmnab fam itncr 8farrer TrOlib gu
8reflum in S9lesptg nieht iein @nfel &C.
tpelen ieiu, ltnb Der Sob gcrabc lin benz
fcrnen Often" berubt aucb niht auf etnem
i3afaa. Ser 3iueitc Sobn, QlartiiL ltarb
1865 finberlos. Der brittle Sobn, Paul,
geltorben 1893, iebt bic Samilie tort. Sein
iebtcr mannlicber Ia9tomms itirbt 1883
in Orssben, ga bcr 8erfaiier Der lbless
wi8iidben Mttt6citung feline 9enale Sabresz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-25

3a9l angiebt, 10 baltelt mir unS an feline
2lllgabe yOor 200 Sabren@ uno iagen: I'm
1850 Eat es nut nod ben einen mdnnlt6en
NabfOmmen gegebell, Der in OrcSben lebte.
WDbl gtebt eS nod 0irefte 9taebfommer
2utbcr'S: bic dltelte 5ocbter ietneS britten
Sobncs Yaul beirutbetc @eorg BON &ubnz
beim auf &nautben unb Mli6lbauien, ulto
10 lit henn iebt cine Nn3a6[ ~oitpreubiieber
Nbelsfamtlicn, 3. 8. bon Settar, BON Geibs
nib, bon @cgnern, an bieier bireften Nacbs
commemorate betbetligt. go icbeinen beun
Ste Biloer in 8reflum bic 8dter elmer ge>
l6ichtliehen ltngenaai8teit 81 letn, tpte bieS
nur sl oft %porfpmmt."
h. @egen otele Nngaben 6eS g. b. st. tpenoet
ber llrbeber Der i6lesnigii6en Mfittbeilung
foIgenOcs Elm: 0tele itiibe itb auf etnen
noeb beute in Der Samilic Sr0ltcb in STEMS
burg D~orbanbenen Stammbautn, beiien
@cbtbcit su priifen er in6eB nicbt in Der
Gage eetpelen iei. Sin oeuti6ldn6iicbes
8latt bat aber gege1 bieleu Gtnpanb fol-
9enbeS 81 benerfcn:
yGS gebt aus ienem Stamlnbaum 10 biel
berpor, Dab ietter 8aitor 0anie[ 2utber i'm
s.. 1903 ais Sobn be5 &aufmannS Wartin
&utber in Soeit gcboren lit. 9a Die 6a>
mile 6roltb an Der lteberlieferung feitbdlt,
ba6 bieier Wtartiu 2utber Elm Sobn ees
Sans 0ut0er in a0ntgsberg gelpeien lit, 10
pilrbe es BON gSicbtigfeit iein, Ndberes
ilber Die t6erfunft bieieS Wtastin 2utber
feit5uitclen. geacb ben Wittbcilungen Oes
6crrn Is. y. 81. ollrfte cS Der Samilie SrO@
lib freiIid i9per faQen, iene lleberlicfe@
rung fortan peiter aufrecbt gu erbalten,
faus tic nidt urfunblicbes Material bet3u7
bringen in Der Sage it,"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-25
Dermiibtes.

- Gor Der GbancerD : Qbtbeilung 5
Sigh Court of Suffice" in 9on6on lbme
CUR 3ett Elm 8atentpro3eB, tpclber befol
oeres Snterciie beanipru6en bari, neil 3
griebti6e @r5t unb Natutfori6er 9iosf
RIDES, tpelber Dor ettpa 1900 Sabren gele
bat, IN ietner @tgenl6aft ais y@rftn6e
nit in BEN Strett Der Barteten pertpife
TT. Cine beuti6e Sabrif, S~nbaberin b
en9lticben 2anolinpatentes bon Or. 8rau
uno Or. 2iebret6, fla9t eegen cine EN-
ltlbe Sabrtf, neil 6iele burcb ben 9erfa
elmer v9tnaSpaIin" 9enannten Subitans il
Batent DerleBt babe. Die angefla9te 6abr
bat Nun BEN @tnmanb er6oben, DAB 81
2iebreic6'ibe 8erfabren burcbausi feil
ytcu6ett, lonbern i6On I'M Mltert6um De
0tosfort6eS un6 BliniuS befannt getpeie
iet. Nus ben S6riften oeS 0iosfDribe
gebe berDOr, oaB bic BON i6nt vSeiDpaS
9enannte Subiton3 benz beutteen 2anolf
entipre6e. Mtebrere Sa6neritdnbiee mad
tell gegen biele Nuftaiiung geLtenb, bdB /
ben Nngaben 6es griecbilben Qr3teS Ell
tpelentli3er 8unft, bic 8ebanblung Rt
Nolftettes NIT Nlfalten, feble. 9age9e
bebauptet pieberum Die 8ertbeibigung, bio
oaS beanitan6ete Mnaspalin burcbaus n&t
benz uralten 8erfabren oes 9iosforibe
6ergelteat perbe, nur benube man itatt Be
8aiiers cine alfalil6e Sliifi9feit. Sin
iol6e Subfttution tonne aber nidbt De-
@e9enitanb zines Yatentes fem. @lnitiI
fir bieie Interchangeable tparen sic Nus
fGbrun9en bon 8rofelior 9ttftelb, tpelcbe,
mittDeilte, baB ct Seippus na6 Ger 8or
i6rtft bes 9iosforibes bergeiteIt babe uni
nt5t oaran 5weifle, baB v9etpGGerter
SelDpus guteS 9tnaSpaLtn geben miir6e
Wan lift auf Ben 9tuSgang bieies 8roseite
9%elpannt. 9toSfori6eS ftebt ibrigens beut
nocb BEL 6en SIrten un6 ben Wauren al
dr5tlicber S6riftiteIer in b0hftem Qnieben
= pielleibt perben ietne 8icber infole
beS 2onoIinz Brp3efies aud} i'm Nbenblanr
tpieber me9r be0cbtet Deroen.
= Sn Mosfau itarb fiirsIt3 i'm 80
9ebenSia6re Der dlteite General Ser ruiiiI
i6eu N(rmee, @cneralmaior Rttoloi 8opoil
[. Goae 70 Sabre Fat Ser @eritorbene il
rulitl6en WilitGr ge6ient. @egentpdrti
lit Der General Sribirtf, Wtttglieb DC
&rie9Srathes, ber Q~lelteite in Der ruifiibe
2lrmee; ct ftebt ndnIib i'm 81. 2ebene
iobre.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-25

ten Gpfer, duf sic er es abgeleben baf
ioa, iparen Ser Gbica9oer Wftaiondr Wic
ball Stelo unb Ser bon Der @eLlausiteuu
per befannte Mator Sc. 8. 6an6D. g
Wfdribaa SteIb Dor cttpa 5tpei Wonaten
fetner SamiLte in benz @al6orf56 otel g8i
nultg nabm, er6telt ct etnen nit benz q
men 6arrD 6. Spring unter3ei9neten Sri
IN tpelcbem Der Sbreiber erfldrte, 6aB erfi
Der IN GbtcagO geDobnt babe un6, nah6
&c fpdter in NetD gorf anbertbalb Sabre
lebt, gdnaLt6 perarmt lei. Gr babe 81 beri
ben Strc6engemetnbe, tpie bic Wari6
Stelb 1cbe Tar1ilte, ge6ort nnb bite INN
9arleben BON $500. ga SieI6 BEN 8rief i
beaobtet lteB, erbieIt ct nab elmer $50
eiiten 5tpeiten 8rtef Gbnlicben Sn6aIts. 9
ben &at9 BON 8efannten ibergab 5iel6
8rtefe benz @e6eimpolt3iften 8eit, ba
S6retber erflart bate, Sic Qnttuort in 5
6otel abbolen SIT tpoQen. @r er1chien j
g8eft ertannte i'm fofort. gtacb6em er 5
BurI6en berboten bate, ftb in SEM 6c
tpteoer 81 seigen, mari er i'm CUR 9bl
6inaus. Gabber Durbe cine !3eit lang b
Dem S3pin6lcr in 6em 6otel nicbts
ieben unb 9eb6rt. @lm Wontag aber icbri
er an Maior SanbD unb itelte Inn hi
6aB er elm alter 3ettunssmenid fet Ii
i'm in 0aibington fennen gelernt bal
ais er BORT als v9efan 6er 8reBgaleri
be3etbnet porben iet. @s gebe i6m i4Le,
uno er tper6e 6anbD Qlbenhs ouflucbe
ST eribten audi piinftlt6 unb flagte 6an
.letn Seto; er braucbe bringen6 @eL6, per
es aber balb 5uriiferitatten f0nnen, ba
inn 8egrtffe iei, 6elene @ouI6 gu beiratbe
6anbD fab ibm auf ben eriten Slid an, baB
elm Grant lei, unb periucbte ibm Quer
bor3uibpaben. Mmdbli6 tpur6e Sprii
unangenebm uno ging 31 0robungen ibt
SblteBltb bteB San6D i'm am ndbft
gtacbmittage Dteoer fommen. Mm 0ten
tag Nacbmtttag fam Sprins tpieber, f6i,
aber 81 Dermutbeu, baB i6m cine So.
geftelt iporOen fet, unb 9ing 1ofort gu Be
0elcbdtt lber. rS6 brauhc @elb," Jag
ct, uetn @Ded geniigt nibt. Sd muB 1ofG
baareS @elO baben. Que gorbereitungen !
!Sodb5eit iinb getroffen. sic baben mir 5
@elb beriprocben unO ib muB es ieBt bdb
o6erS6reQ8eigerungSgriinoe erfabreu." W
bieien 8ortan trat er 6anob ndber. 81
Ter bate inoeiien aus 3tpet Stiible1 III
etnem Siibe cine S6uBpebr berecribti
tpGbreno Spring Elm ~gefdbrltb ausiebenb
3al9enmeiier 5og un6 eS gum @ebrdu
ma6te. Sn bemielben QugenbIi
aber Elm @ebeimpoliSiit 6es 6pte
u1to berbaftete Sprin9 trob befIen 8etteIr
UNI @na6e.
4yFI
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-25

DETERMINATIONS gcrgleiben Ober aus abb
getretenen 6orberungen II. /. M. g~elan9et
fir bie neutrality-suspicious. BET Der 5aupt1
tiftungstaiie fir perI6drnte Qrme CUR Ser
au~s9abung, bic StaOt perfllgt ilber 495
9egate u1o Stiftungen, BON benen 3O9 nit
ei1em &apitalperm0gen bon me9r ais neut
MiQipnen Warf Der Nrmenpfege otenen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-25

III in gel6loilene Qnz
an Samilien in aus
)aften ge8eben, neil eS
| 0arauf anfommt, ben
8eStebungen, bic in
i'm ~eingemirtt batten,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-08
w. w. BOOHER,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

Will be made ~ low 40 lie consistent Wit
sound business principles. Apply at the o
CO for terms.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-08

~ Business horu from A'n.wi
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-08
PE N SlONS!

& Having located near the Government De
partmenls we ure able to give your claI III
better attention than attorneys located
'lSewhere, Specinl attention given to di ILL
cult ana rejecte claims. II your present nt-
torncy does dot suit you, and is slow, write
us. Soldiers WHO have lost their discharges
can obtain lew oEeS. Churges of dcScrion
removed. No fee unless you get a pension.
advice FkEE. Soldiers peIlsioncd at less
from disability in addition TO that named in
their pension certificate NAV obtain increase
under the new law. IL is not necersary for
yon 10 have g"ttcn any ailments in war to
get penSioncd under the new law. Pensions
for widows and children without regard e.
soldiers death; mOtners n: fathers who arc
now dependent, whether they were depend
ent on soldier when lie died or not. Pensions
obtained for services rendered in Mexican
ana lndian wars Mexican pensions eau now
be Increased to Sl2 IL month. Suspended
pensions restored.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27
GENERAL MARKETS.
GALVESTON COFFEE MARKET

Galveston. Tex. Dec 2a--iSpeclali -
Coffee closed steady, with an upward
tendency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27


Quotations based on small lots TO 70
dealers. Aniirathinc. pcr ounce 5o,.
Aeetanlld, per ounce. i0e: per ,oS MI
uoc' aeetic acid. npr pound. IS; carhoi'
v Sad, eiyst-, per pound. 3O032c. mu.
l9ue acid. G. r. per pound. a2c: niirie
ncig' =. T.. FER pound, 80 snlnhuric
leii, Z. T., per pound, ne. fannie aciI
puiki per pound, 81 %; alcohol Ok nor
cent, per gah, S242, less Sc FOR cash,
llli9. per pound 4c; antikamnia. Si.O0;
MY alsi'eorlue' per ounce, Poe; antipyrcne,
per ou3ne Sl.i0; ammonia. carbonate
Per POW Z, Zoe. vitriol. per pound. GdS,.
hlnc '- iss, per pound. soc: biue oint,
mlent er pound. 50c. horax. ner ponnd
i,55Nl@e; camphor gum. per pound, 6Sli
VIC; '6psicum, powdered. ner Mound. g5e.
cocaine, muir, cryst., ner ounce. 50 90.
copneras, per pound, aHSc: cream tArtnr
&. T., per pound. SOC: grnrers. nor
pound, Ice; Doyers powder. pcr pound
N.25: ether, sulphuric L. S. r. per
pound iae gum arabic. first nick, per
pound, 00c: Fhellac. nor nonnd zoo.
cline brown. per nound. 1odiGs, elne
white. per pound, 2Or; mace. ner pnnnd
SIC; mercury. per pound. Toe! mornhine
I. \ W. rs ounce box. per 0nnce. 81 IS:
= - ounce boxes. per ounce, 50 10; ounce
bottles. per ounce. 500. nuimees. NOR
pound. Zoe; castor oil. nor gallon SfoG
al 10; olive oH. per gallon. Sl.1O: lin.
seed OIL per gallon I3niSc; sperm. w.
Il. per gallon, Sl20; opium. ncr pound.
SEQ; opium, 20. per pound. S8GO: black
pepper, ner p0and, l1c. potash bromide
Nor pound, iTci potash. chloratc. ner
Wnnd. Ne; iohle, ncr pound, 81 %;
qulnine, +. 4 w, 1-ounca bottles. nc.
cans, per ounce, Boo: lulninc, = n W
a-Qunce cans, per ounce, 82c, y n s..
qWnine, LOUNGE vil's, Der ounce, 3Sc: