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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
YIN. c. A. DISTRICT CONFERENCE.
Interesting Papers Submitted and DIS
cussed-Important Teachers Meeting.
(cnecial telegram 10 tho Dispatch)

Interesting Papers Submitted and Dis
cussed-Importnnt Teachers Meeting.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch)
NORFOLK. VA. December 1.-The sec
ond day Of tho Annual District Young
Mems Christian Association Conference,
at Court-Street Baptist church, opened
this morning with ". D. Voorhees,. Of Nor
folk. presiding. and Bible study was con-
Quoted by Mr. Voorhees,. The next was a
paper by Mr.. John +. Deans. Of Ports
mouth. THE True Committeeman-HOw
Secured and how Developed" and peril
ncnt remarks by others. State Secretary
II. O. Williams. OF Richmond, spoke OF
association Finances" and there was
discussion Of the subject and suggestions.
Mr.. ". W. Vicar OF Norfolk followed or
"The Possibilities Of District Work; What
has been done: What should be done"
IMPORTANT PAPERS.
This afternoon and tonight there were
papers read and submitted for decision
BY p. W. Phillips, Of Hampton. on The
Board Of Directors: Its Composition and
Duties" by w. Frank beverly. Of Ports
mouth. on the Development OF Personal
Workers" by c. H. Wilson. Of Clifton
Forge, on Securing and Maintaining a
Large membership" and by r. F. Mea-
chael. of Richmond. on What Relation
has our Work to Railroad Men"
Of INTEREST TO EDUCATORS.
The Teachers Association, comprised OF
public and private teachers of the schools
OF Princess Anne. Norfolk, Portsmouth.
and Norfolk county. held meeting Of
much interest 10 the educat tors at Maui
pins Hall. in Portsmouth, to-day. and was
largely attended by the puDlic, a lively
interest being taken in the school ex-
hibits and the topics discussed
The remainder Of the Brunswick yell
low-fever fund I'm Portsmouth has been
turned over TO the Christian benevolent
Association TO relieve the poor.
MEMORIAL SERVICES.
Elaborate programmes have been ar
ranged for the annual memorial exercises
in each city Of the Il. i. O. Elks OF Nor
folk and Portsmouth tomorrow. and VIII
b. the most imposing ever rendered by
the order hereabOUts The music Will be
grand. ana the ministers of the Prcsby
terrain. Methodist, and Baptist churches
Richmond, viii deliver the address In this
city. and Mr.. Peer Campbell, Of Balti
more. the address in Portsmouth.
The yacht Alma from Pittsburg TO Key
West Is I'm port. The Petersburg steamer
S. A. McCau Is here with a broken shaft.
The venerable Richard Cox, the pioneer
trucker of Virginia, died at his home in
the country, Il few miles from Ports
mouth. this morning at 2 O'Clock, after
several weeks Illness. lie was about IS
years Of age. and leaves a wife, two sons,
and a daughter. He was a devoted men,
Der of the Baptist church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
AMONG THE GOOD TEMPLARS.
Sidney Elects a New DeleGste-GoinG &
the Grand Lodge.

Sidney Elects New DeleGste-GoinG 70
the Grand Lodge.
Quite n large number Of the Good Tenn
plars Of Sidney Lodge. No. 42S, l. o. c..
r.. attended the regular weekly session at
EolyiIcre Han Friday night Various
committees banded In their reports, and
much important business was disposed
o. Doctor Leo Pussy was elected dele
gate TO the Grand Lodge. which meets
December 5th. at Fairs Church. vice H.
g. Davis who was unable TO attend
Mrs. T.. r. Donnan was CHOSEN as alter
nate.
An Of the lodges in the city will have
fan representation In the Grand Lodge
and the delegates will leave Tuesday at
- NJ, over the Richmond Fredericks-
bure. and Potomac railroad. Among
those who will attend are Mrs. 4. J.
Pyle. Mrs. J. 4. Hobsoc. Mrs. r. G. Tray
lor Mrs. T.. r. Donnan. Mrs. c. II. Smith.
Mrs. u. NJ. Burgess, and Misses Martin,
Belle Haurand and Scott, Messrs. julius
A. H0bSon. Joseph II. Shepherd. r. G.
Traylor G. II. Smith, II. NJ Rawson,
and H. NJ Trimble. This is the twenty
sixth annual convention Of the Good TEN
plars of Virginia, during which time
nearly 600 members have been enrolled
tie most of whom are still active Good
Tomplars, and aid the cause IN every way.
Mr. Edward ). New comb. one of the dele
gates from Sidney left yesterday To at
tend the Grand Lodge. going by way Of
Dauyiilc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
They. w. &. Il. U,s. Iemou Reoention.

The West-End Young Women's Chris
tian Temperance Union gave a lemon ce-
ception on Friday evening at the resi-
dence OF the president, Mrs. Il. V. Wood.
on Pine street. The rooms were prertlly
adorned with flowers and yellow decora-
lions. and all the young ladies wore
golden chrysanthemums Many unique
games with lemons were played. and
there was ten-minute contest 10 see
which Of the guests could spell the great
est number OF words from the letters in
the word lemon. The prize, handsome
diamond pin, was captured by Mr. Leroy
Crenshaw. and Miss Mathews won the
stick OF candy awarded as the BOBBY con-
ISOLATION.
Miss Clara Johnson OF Newport News.
and Miss Nora Brown gave Rotations
that were greatly enjoyed. and the solos
by Miss Carter were very pleasing.
Among the guests OF the evening were Mr..
and Mrs. George D. Peasants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
MkS ONlC HOWE.
Cornerstone 10 Be Lnld Next Wednesday
By the Grand Igc.


By the Grand o gc.
Among The pleasant duties of the Grand
Lodge none viii afford more genuine
pleasure than that Of laying the corner
stone on Wednesday afternoon next of
the Masonic Home. situated on the Seven
Pines electric road about two miles east
Of Richmond. The cIincc Will be hand
some four-story brick structure. with all
modern conVeiences 10 render IL comfort
able and homelite The Building Com
mittce. composed Of Mcssrs. \. r.. Court
uey. Hon. William Lovcustein. ana j.
Thompson Brown. Esq, is a guarantee
Of the success of the undertaking. and a
speedy and thorough construction Of the
same.
The muninccnCe of the president OF the
home. Captain \. q. Babcock, has been
a great help 10 this charitable enterprise.
and is the cause Of It's present erection.
The arrangements for the ceremonies
have all been made by Mr. Brown. who
was appointed by the Board of Gov
ernors to perfect the same.
Most Worshlpful Grand Master Henry
peasants Will preside, and Hon. r.. r.
". Duke. Jr.. grand junior warden. has
been selected orator for the occasion.
the knights Tcmplar of the CITY. md the
entire column will be escorted by the
Walker Light Guard.
Arrangements have been perfected with
the electric road for transportation from
Twenty and L streets TO the
home and return.
Captain Frank Cunningham will have
charge Of the music. and Colonel 10 Lane
Stern will be chief marshal. with the fol-
lowing assistants. one from each lodge:
Temple Lodge. No. 2. Beverley T. Crump;
Richmond. No. 10. George u. Peasants
Metropolitan, No. II. jackson Guy: Man
chester No. "A. William l. Clopton; Rich
mond Randolph. No. 10. George L. Kee-
see; St. Johns, No. Sc. John j. Crutch-
field Joppa, No. 49, James Lyons: Dove
No. 81, l.. L. Reeve; Fraternal, No. S.
Louis Nachman, Amity No. &c, William
Gibson, Jr; Henrico Union, No 100, John
T. Hughes; Strict Observance No. POI
L. l.. Reed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
A BirfhdaY Party.

The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Bryant on Nenable street was the scene
of quite large gathering on Friday. the
occasion being a birthday party in honor
of their little son, Robbie. Among those
present were the following school-mates
Masters Jimmie Knox. Connie Johnson,
Harry Warthern. Willie Bryant, Dickle
Vaughan, Philly Stone Robby Roberts,
WillSy Freeman, Tom Robins. Ivy Harris
Buddy Moran, Willie Hastings, John
Fopp, Tommie Neisler, and Robbie RE
After n delightful supper and many con-
CALCULATIONS to the young host the guests
took their departure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03

RICHMOND, VA, December 2. 1899.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Virginia
Charity Hospital held their monthly meet
ing to-day. After considering the monthly
reports and transacting tho routine bust
ness they passed a vote Of thanks to
Governor and Mrs. Mckinney for their
kindness in allowing the use OF the Execu-
tive Mansion for the reception held on
Thanksgiving evening. and for their
courtesy In entertaining the guests; TO
Messrs. Catlin. Hammond, and Harvey
for the decorations of flowers; 10 Mr.
Relnhardt, the Dixie Club, and others for
the music to Messrs. T.. B. Taylor &
Company, for the use OF china; to the
Westmoreland Club for the use of silver;
TO Mrs. Kidd and the Richmond Picking
Company. for pickles; to Messrs. r. L.
Christian & Co.. for a donation OF
crackers: to Mr.. Feitlg and the Temple
Market, for oranges and celery; to Messrs
Fox & Rider, for a box OF oranges; to
Mrs. Moesta, for bread; and to all their
friends who so literally donated the re-
freshments for the supper, as we'll as
those who gave donations Of money;
especially Miss Arents and Mrs. Moses
Millhiser, for their liberal contributions
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
The Season for On. CO :

a thief entered the hous Mrs. Bur-
well. No. 90i east Marshall street, Friday
night between s and 9 o'clock and stole a
dark-gray chinchilla overcOaJ that was
hanging in the hall. The garment was the
property of Mr. r. O. Workman. and in
the pockets were several letters and pa
pers belonging to the New York Life
Insurance Company. POlice-Detective
John T.. Hall IL on the lookout for the
thief.
An overcoat belonging to Mr.. julius
Hobson was stolen from Crenshaw's ware
house yesterday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
CITY CIRCUIT COURT.
A Charter Granted - Continued - suits
InsfIfufed.


In the Circuit Court yesterday a charter
was granted to the west-lsnd Brick Com
pany. The capital stock 70 to be not less
than So, 900 nor more than 10000. Officers;
william r. Hooker. president; Lucian w.
Phillips, vice-presldent; Alpheus j..
Chewing, secretary and treasurer. d.
rectors: The above and r. e. Elmore and
Sol. Cutchins.
The case OF II. h. Chafin & Co. against
w. Il. Grant was continued for the de-
PENDANT.
A special Jury was ordered for Monday
morning at 10 o'clock to try the case OK
Peter McAleavey's administrator against
the Richmond Paper Manufacturing Com
pany. Mr.. McAleavey lost his life at the
paper-mills of the defendant company
some time ago and his administrator now
brings suit for damages.
The following suits were instituted:
r. Myers, by F.. Salomonsky her agent,
against w. p. Marshall for Si225O.
NJ A. V. Powers, who sues. &C, against
p. Clay. w. NJ. Justice. and w. Il. Leber
for Si6i.50.
/. L. Pierce & Co. against Preston Bel
win for 500.
Simons Blank-Book Company against
H. VI. Starke & Estes for $500.
n. II. White against j. w. Williams
for 500.
Stanley Lipscomb & Co. against r. w.
Traylor for sl33.5S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
Cleaned nj the Comfy Court-House.

Magistrates Tyler, Larus, and Lewis, Of
Henrlco county, held a commission OF
lunacy Yesterday morning in the case OF
Martha Braxton, a colored woman, who
was arrested few days ago. The woman
was adjudged insane and viii be sent to
the asylum at Petersburg.
The Fairfield School Board held their
monthly meeting yesterday, and ordered
that the expenses incurred by the schools
during the past month should be paid.
Mr.. J. T. Broaddus, the clerk Of the
Henrico Circuit Court returned home yes
terday, after a visit to Burkevilie
Several persons who live in the county
near the place where the corpse Of Henry
Boyd was found few days ago are Of
the opinion that the negro was foully
dealt with. The jury that held an inquest
over the remains decided that death re-
suited from natural causes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
SENATORIAL HEADQUARTERS.
The Three Leading Candidates Have Room
There-Scvcnth District,

Ii IL pretty well settled that the Ex-
change Hotel will be the storm centre
OF the senatorial contest. Ex-Governor
lee, Mr., Thomas S. Martin, and Senator
Hunton have all engaged headquarters
there. Both General Lee and Mr. Mar
tin are in the city. but II is not known
whether Senator Hunton will be here at
all. as Congress meets on Monday. He
VIII. however. be represented by his
son. Eppa Hunton. Jr. who is expected
% arrive to-day or Tomorrow
SOME OF THE LEADERS.
Mr.. Miles NJ. Martin. who is warm
personal friend OF General Lee, Is In the
My. and stopping at the Exchange.
Mr.. John Il. Moon. who is a warm ad-
herent of Mr.. Thomas s. Martin. is ex-
pected to-day or Monday.
Senator Lovenstein, who has long held
the position OF secretary OF the joint
caucus, said yesterday he could not tell
when the senatorial caucus would be held.
IL VIII probably not meet until the early
pars OK next week, as the nomination OF
etate officers Will consume the greater
part OF this week.
THE SEVENTH DISTRICT.
In the Index-Appeal's Richmond letter
published yesterday Senator Hay is
quoted as saying that Mr.. Martin will
receive the vote OF every member Of the
legislature from the Seventh congress
nonsI district. and he is the second
FhoiCe OF the most OF Hunton's friends"
friend OF General Lees said to a Dis
va'ch reporter last night that both OF
.hese statements are erroneous. and that
ne had information OF the most salts
factory and conclusive Character that
oeheral Lee is the second choice OF the
great majority OF the Hunton men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
Captain Chamberlayne Hurt.

Captain Frank w. Chamberlayne was
knocked down and ran over yesterday
afternoon by one Of Mr.. l. ID. Briggs
bread wagons. The affair occurred on
Broad street near Fifth. Captain Cham
berlayne was quite badly bruised and cut.
He was carried into Ewelrs drugstore.
where his wounds were dressed. after
which he was taken home. where he is
being attended by Or. o. A. Crenshaw.
The horse attached TO the vehicle became
frightened and ran away. No damage
was done wagon or animal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
Deem Run Hunt Club,

This club will hold the following meet
ings this month, the hour OF assembling
on each occasion being 3:l5 Z. NJ:
Wednesday, 9Th, New Reservoir.
Saturday, 9th, Brook Road (Aiajor Gin
ter's gate)
Wednesday, 18TH Rio Vista.
Saturday. 10Th, Fair Grounds.
Wednesday. 10th. Dumbarton Post-Ofice
Saturday. 23d Chestnut Hill.
Wednesday. 9th. Rio Vista.
Saturday. S0th. Brook Road CMajor
Ginter's gate)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
Health In OldAne.

Edward Collinson. Queens, n. Y. says:
IL commenced using Brandreth's Pills
over fifty-fiye years ago. | first bought
them In London. and have continued using
them since l came to this country In 1896.
i am now over Is years old. hale and
hearty, and attribute my wonderful health
TO the persistent use or Brandreth's Pills.
Occasionally have a bad cold or severe
attack OF rheumatism, indigestion or
blliousness, but four or FIVE doses OF
Br2ndreth's Pills always cure me- When
ever my children have been sick with
scarlet-feyer. measles. acid stomach. dis
ordered digestion or costiveness, a few
doses Of Brandreth's Pulls restored their
health At once
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03

LONDON. December "A fire which
started at Poulters wharf. Dowgate dock.
near the Cannon-street railroad station,
this morning continued until noon caus-
ing a loss Of many thousand pounds.
The fremen were unable to approach the
site of the outbreak OF the fire owing to
the narrow streets. which were covered
with ice Poulter's warehouse, filed with
printing paper, was entirely destroyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03

toricaI Society. s2is feet on south side
FRANKLIN street between Seventh and
Eighth. upon certain conditions. 800;
Daniel wright's trustees 10 Home Build
ing Company. z7is feet on east side Sc
cond street near Arch. sls26.
Henrico: Miss G. V. Avis to Henry l..
Staples, 30 feet on north side Cnann
avenue subject to deed OF trust Of 1856.
a ie0. william w. Brauer to Frederick c..
nrauer. Jr.. same deed reported from
chaneery Court to-day, 1900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
Small Fire Yesterday.

A. 500 o'clock yesterday afternoon an
alarm of fire was sounded from Station
20 located at the corner OF Monroe and
Main streets. the cause being the burning
OF one-story frame house In rear OF
No. 4O2 west Cary street. owned by Mr.
Mills and occupied by Bette Johnson
tcolored). The cause was defective
stove-pipe and the damage amounted to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
LYNCHlNC TALKED OF.
Wholesale Poisoning on the Part Of an
Alabama Negro.

MONTGOMERY. ALA, December .
A wholesale poisoning is reported from
Fort Deposit tonight.
on Thanksgiving-D Day a negro by the
name of Nathan Lamb alias Selas had
n crudge against Mr.. +. NJ. Senrcy pro-
rrietor of the Houston House, and placed
some "Rough-on-Rats' on the turkey
after II had been set upon the table OF
the guests. Those who ate Of it were
suddenly taken sick.
Next day the negro put some OF the
poison in the drinking water and upon
some OF the beefsteak. The result was
the poisoning OF Mr.. Searcy. his wife
and daughter, Miss Mcqueen. and several
drummers. Two came very near dying
from the effects OF the poison.
The negro was arrested, and has con-
fessed. and his trial is now pending
Lynching is talked Of but it is thought 1t
viii not take place until some Of the VIC
inns ole.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
FAILURE OF THE messRs. BRAuER.
W. W. W. Brauer Assigns His Individual
Property 10 Protect Personal Cyedl,or.

F''' =" hfotect Personal Creditors.
Inc individual deed Of assignment OF
Nr' r. {. Brauer. filed in the office OF
me clerk Of the Chancery Court on FRI
'"N was followed by the entry In the
"ehr'eo County Court Clerks office yes
tfday OF a deed OF trust from Mr.. w. w
ni"utf. the other member OF the firm
- W. W. Brauer q Co., the largest
.s'ue exporters In the South. and the
s,"Verh doing the second largest business
~. - any kind in Virginia for the past sew
4, ine arm VIII make no assignment. IA
y nas no assets 20 convey, therefore the
.'uiNlauai assignments have been made
protect personal creditors.
p. ehe deed filed yesterday by w. w.
20 niaoer ths gentleman conveys the square
=. ptopeiy bounded by Darlington. Q.
. A., second, and Twenty-third streets:
y ~. OF ground on Twenty-first street al
,ss intersection with X. and one acre OF
lanu on The Nine-Mile road, 10 the viz
~ii'sS Sale Deposit ana Fidelity Company,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
heath of Mr. NJ Rosa

Mr.. Moses Rose died at his residence,
No. 30l IL west Clay street, yesterday
morning. Deceased was born In Baden
Baden. Germany. He was IS years of
age, and had been in business here for
long time. The funeral will take place
from the residence at 8 o'clock this after
noon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
Tho Italian Crisis.

ROME. December 2.-Senators Sennino
and Acco have declined positively to enter
Zanardenrs Cabinet Zanardelli has
abandoned his original plan OF form
ing Cabinet on a broad basis. and is
now trying to organize one of members
Of the Left, among them Alessandro For
It's the Radical leader.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
RulrNrss WIZ.
WANTED CHEAP FOR CN-
IADYX ppfvfvc. u....

state price aaovaero 20 "a 500. p. Perm.
city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
Fire Nenr the CITY.

The alarm of fire sounded early this
morning was due TO the burning of
stable on the premises OF Mr.. Henning.
about a hundred yards beyond the corpo-
ration line. on the Mechanicsville turn
pike. Two horses and wagon. or some
similar vehicle. were lost in the flames.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
The Hus.,nes Court.

The December term OF the Hastings
Court convenes tomorrow. The following
grand jury has been summoned: jefferson
Powers. Charles +. Taylor. Allan Tai
bolt. Jacob May. a. J. Vaughan. ]. Il.
Phillips, Meyer Heller. l.. Raab, and w.
- CaDp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
Propcrty Transfers.

Richmond: William w. Brauer TO Fred
erick G. Brauer. Jr.. interest In lie feet
on Venable street northeast corner
Adams. running back to Darlington street,
and In ISL feet on Venable street, north
west corner Adams. $1,000: John Stewards
executors and DEVISED. 70 Virginia His
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
CAslMlR.PERlER'S HANDlWoRK.
The New French Cablnet-Their Name,
VIII he Cazeftcd To-Day


PARIS, December 1.-The new French
Cabinet Ministers We're presented TO
President Carnot this afternoon. Their
names will be gazetted tomorrow. and
are as follows:
Premier and Minister of Foreign AZ
fairs: NJ Casim!r-Perier.
Minister Of the Interior: NJ. Raynal.
Minister of Finance: NJ. Burdeau.
Minister Of Education: ". Spuller.
Minister OF Justice: NJ DubOst.
Minister Of Commerce: NJ Marty
Minister OF War: General MERCER.
Minister Of Public Works: NJ Jonnart.
Minister of Husbandry: NJ. Nigor.
Minister OF Colonies: NJ. Decasse.
Minister of Marine: Admiral Lefeyre.
The Senate and Chamber Of Deputies
after short session. adjourned until
Monday.
VI. Caslmlr-Perier announcement Of
the policy Of the new Cabinet will be
submitted at a special meeting of the
Ministers tomorrow and presented 10 the
Chamber Of Deputies Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

wv NTED, A POSITION AS
w TRAVELLING SALESMAN bv January
I, 1894. for some Virginia or North Caro.ins
Tobacco Manufacturer 20 travel the New Eng
land states Fully acquainted with thu rade;;
Can give beet 81 references. Address NEW
ENGLAND SALESMAN, No l4lO east Maih
street. Richnond, Va de 3-2s'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
Ola pominion Club Ball.

Old Dominion Democratic Club VIII
give one Of its delightful oalls al Old
Market Hall tomorrow night. me grand
march viii begin at $50 O'CLOCK Inc
attendance Will be large.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03

ROME ITALY. December THE wife
OF a messenger OF the royal household was
seized yesterday with a disease of
choleraic nature. She and the members
OF her family have been taken TO a hospi-
tai.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03

XI ANTED, AT los SOUTH THIRD
w street, \ WOMAN 70 COOK, WASH, AND
IRON de Sit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
Quite Different.

Chicago Inter-Ocean.)
Hello, Blinks; have cigar, or have
you quit smoking?'
Blinks: We'll. should say not l only
swore on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03

WANTED, \ WHITE WOMAN TO
w COOK and CLgAN Up for small family,
ana live as ole Of the family. Good heme 70 ono
well recommended. Apply At No, 5l2 north
Twenty.nf street de j-lF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03

From a partial poll OF New Market
Precinct, We lnd-with an exception or
two-all Democrats in favor Of General
Fitz Lee for United States senator. This
sentiment prevails all through the Valley,
and the people OF Shenandoah have de-
clared for him. in recert convention as.
sembied' in emphatic terms.
Let the will OF the people. for Lee. be
needed Shenandoah Valley, November
Goth,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03
Y ADY WANTS EMPLOYMENT EX.

NSrANTEp.- A YOUNG MAN WITH
w I'VE years experience as salesman In
general megcnandise WANTS POelIiON' "o)l
reference. r. l.. RAIL-,
2 de BIZ Prince George Courthouse n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-03

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circulars, etc. 70 each lacy who engages with
us. Steady smDiorne2t tho yeas round. Ad-
dress win flvs 2-cent stamps. for sample aud
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