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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-22

. OnnwiLL PURCHASE OSETHiRD
Iinterett Ia an established plumb.
iuF business, Incoming man must be capnh.e
u taking charge u oflco and books. ". J.
Hogan, iiO postonlCe uluck.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-22

G11nn uUYs TWO LOTS .5xib ON
- lOO EAst Drive. fifth Hast aud
TENN south. uroesbors 4 Rose itooms - and
~, - ", second south street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-22

GOOnn BuYs 2HNlO RODs, WITH
SOZOO s.room brick. First Wcs, aud
Sixth south on houl cyard. 0rucsbeck & Rose,
q and ~ % ", second South street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-22

IENiCELN FURNISHED HOOMsi CEN.
lO trail location new house, new surni.
iufe cost $50 o. sell for siio0i ioaving city w..
j. hogan, all luatuncr Nlork.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-22
MONEY BROKERS.

IIARHIs A wILsON-i5O MAIN STREET
IL btoV per cent on real estate, bank stock,
mortgages and all tTat class securities
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-22

GRnn PURCHASE, 4 WHOLESALE
'DOOO bakery business two horfss and
waEung, furniture, etc sales tii5 per week.
w. J, hogan, enc POstofhcc Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-22
BUSINESS CHANCES


MEAT MARKFr AND GROCERY COM. |
wi binod splendid location and doing coed I
business will trace Tor real estate and some
cash slg0o. W, j Began, room 40 Postonlco |
Block.
S7OOTS5.I: r gSS ,1 MINI s .556|.
and stock complete. doing each business and ]
established 10 years. ". }. Began, iiO Poet.
office Block.
S3OOwl1aI, 5 nv f9u, qS sSS siSi ,I aE5
money Tor a few days ony. W. j. logan, ii1
rosoincc nlocs
5000 ty jeS4s iio. a vi, M Sd,ss las
wagune, furniture, etc sales tli5 per wcek.
w y, Hogan, enc Postofhcc block.
I(tNtCELf FURNISHED ROOMS. Chs.
lO trail location new house, new iurni.
iufo cost $50 Q, sell for SLIGO, iOaving city. ".
j. logan. ,il fostonicc BLOCK.
SSOO%iaaiss. sg y a. d.iss oSsP Pd1
iuF business, Incoming man must be Capnh.o
u taking charge u ONCE and books. ". ].
Hogan, h0 iostonico blook.
nHEssMAKiNG PAitLORsi WILL TUR,
- nnhcd ana employing .ignt, gtlsi owner
iostonlco block
A CAPABLE AND KELtAnLE OffiCE
~ man can got haf interest IN an cstab.
y
Block
COMPLETELY FURSI4nED ROOMS
Il enc block from business center; house
tuil u steady rupmers clearing over 500 per
MONTH rent only SO. price ti0tV, fCQ1 down.
w. y. logan, 40 f.O hlock
- ALOuN-oNE. HALF on ALL or ONE
- Of tho beet kuown sporting saloons on
hlaln streets money maker, receipts over
100 per week splendid opportunity ". !.
Hogan, a rostohIcc block.
i'NE A NiUE LIST OF GROCERY
Il proportions DO all parts Of the city rang.
ING % price from $50 10 5000. W. J. hogan,
go fustoflca Block
I HAVE A Moi LisT OF REsrAU.
4 rants In splendid locations ranging m
price from AO0 10 i2i00 W. j. Hogan. 40
fostonico block.
I WILL TRADE sEVEEAL PAYING
Il businesses for real estate nr real estate Tor
2 GOOD business. ". J. Began. AZ Posioilco
hlOuk.
II you DON'r SEE WHAT YOU WANT
Il In my "aIa'' call on me, A. don't advertise
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-02
NOTES FROM THE SOLDIERS HOME
visitors During the Week-Good-Templar
Omcers-The Bible Class.

Veterans Andrew II. Mountcastle, OF
Richmond, and Joseph Mayse, OF Bath
county, were received into the home last
week.
The Good Templar lodge at the home az
their last meeting elected the following
officers for the ensuing quarter-Yll. W..
W. Coldwell. chief templar; j. r. Heath,
vicc-tempiar: Thomas Carr secretary D
& Street. treasurer: Thomas kudd, chap
lam. ]. G. sutton, financial secretary :;
Patrick Perry. guard; j. W. Little. sentl;
mel q. /. Mears. marshal, ana Daniel
Martin, deputy marshal.
Veterans >. c. James and Ashton j..
Jackson. who are IN the hospital SICK, are
improving.
Nr W. ii. Zimmerman on last Saturday
very kindly donated to the sick IN the
hospital quantity Of meats and potato
salad, and hls generous act was highly
appreciated by them.
Surgeon Fry and Misses Bessie and
Naude Bigger. of the home. attended the
doe jefferson entertainment on Saturday
night.
oroups of the "Old Guard" of Lee Camp
have been received and hung in the Com
mandant's Office, at the home, and are
much admired
Mrs. Il. +. Ladd, Mrs. John Bell Bigger,
and Mss Mary f. Bigger, of Richmond;
and Miss Lucy Webb. Of Norfolk, visited
the Commandments family this week.
General Brandor. Colonel Murphy, Miss
Murphy. and Mrs. W. j. Heinz, of Rich.
mond. and Miss Annie S. Heinz. of Co
lumbus O.. were among the recent visitors
to the home.
Tho meeting of the Home Bible Glass
on Tuesday night was attended by large
number of the veterans and was of a very
interesting character. The meeting closed
by singing a number OF hymns, accompa
MED on the organ by Mr.. llshman, ol
Moore Memorial Chapter of the St. An
dreW's brotherhood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-02
THE QUEENS SPEECH.
A Dreary Debate Thereon-Mr. Gladstone
"Chippcr and Spry."

LONDON. February 1.-The House OF
Commons assembled at noon to-day, aud
the debate on the Queens speech was re-
sumed. MIR. Mark j. Stewart Scotch Con;
serygtlve). who has large stock-ralsing ana
agricultural interests. expressed dlssatiS-
ton with the scant reference to aSrlcul-
ture in the address. He complained that
the United States and the colonies were
able TO send produce to London cheaper
than II could be sent from Scotland, owing
10 excessive railway rates. Mr. Stewart
disayowed any purpose to advocate pro-
lection for agricultural interests, but ne
did not approve of the proposition that
the home produce should be injured TO
tbe advantage Of his foreign competitor.
iCrles Of Hear Hear
The debate was on the whole dreary. IL
wa, devoted chiefly 10 the Scotch Church
su-pensorv bill. Several Conservative and
Liberal members attacked the proposed
measure. while Sir GeoIge O. 1reyelyan,
Secretarv tor Scotland. defended It. Seye-
raj bills were introduced aud the House
adjourned.
Mr. Gladstone was present at the session.
He appeared bright aud cheerful. ana his
efforts of Yesterday at the opening OF Far
lament seemed to have had no bad effect
upon him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-02
Reward of Perseverance.

[Chicago Tribune
"Katie, be mine" ths fond youth cried,
''No, John, 1t cannot be
You're only 20, sir !" she said,
"While | am 23.'
So poor John waited patiently
For ten long years and then,
A stalwart man, he went and told
The maid his love again.
"No, John" she said, twill never do,
You're quite too old for me,
For you are 30 now, while l.
stopped at 23.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-02
CANADA AS WELL AS HAWAII.
v.sb,r,,on visit of Don Dickinssn's
Starts Talk on Big Project.
euashto,.on Fvenfng Star lst.1
fWashlncton Evening star, 1st.l

Don NJ. Dickinson came TO washington
burriedlv last night 10 look after politi-
ca, matters which are interesting nun.
He was on the floor of the House
this morning talking with. Democrats
about the silver question and the
annexation Of Hawaii. His interest," IN
both questions Is extremely active. he IS
working with all his might to secure Tue
repeal OF the law for the purchase OF silvei
and is advocating the annexation OF ha"ui'
and something more. u.
IL is perfectly safe 10 say that the ha,
wailan situation Is thoroughly understood
by hlm and that he has been informed on
# for some months. Moreover, there is
another very important question IN
timatelv associated with 1t wmch
has bad his attention, as well as
that Of President Harrison, and III
which some developments are expected at
an early date Ii - the annexation Oh
Canada. This matter has been indefinitely
discussed for years, of course. but what Is
going on concerning 1t now 10 de-
finite and looks to speedy solu-
ton Of the question. S'dr re-
porter was informed to-day that Mt.
Dickinson has been discussing the matter
with few men who are taken into conh-
dence. and that II * expected thai IN
short time Canada will come TO US as mas
Hawan. There will probably be discus
sion Of the matter IN open House before
ionr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-02
now FOR A VOTE.


WASHINGTON, ID. g., February line
Republican senatorial caucus this morning
decided 10 admit Arizona together with
the other three territories previously de-
clde1 upon.
T.. +. True. cashier in the Office OF the
Treasurer OF the Unite! States, has been
designated to act as Assistant Treasurer in
the absence OF Mr.. Whclpley, resigned, the
reignation TO take effect upon the ap-
pointment and qualification of his sue
cessOr.
The Treasury Department to-day pur-
chased $4,000 ounces of silver at .S33O.
The offers were l,32s, 900 ounces.
Mr.. EnlOe, of Tennessee. offered IN the
House to-day resolution directing the
special committee appointedto investigate
the management Of the PEI SION Office 10
continue its inquiry. He claims he has
new evidence. Mr.. Enloe expects to have
the resolution reported on by the Com
mttee on Rules and adopted by the House
tomorrow.
The House Committee on Agriculture
completed the agricultural Appropriation
bill to-day. The bill as agreed upon car
res an appropriation of S3,ls9.sO0, re-
ductlon of S33.36J from that of the cur
rent fiscal year, and Sl25.7OO below tho
estimates The total decrease from last
years appropriations is really S193,260, as
q deficiency bill was passed last year an
prOprlating Sl60.000 for the inspection OF
meat and livestock exported and Tor an
inquiry into the manufacture OF sugar
An item Of $4,000 proposed for expert
mental silk culture was rejected, and no
provision was made for experiments In
Taln-making.
The Secretary of the Navy mas decided
the case of Captain Edward T. Meeker'
Of the United States Marine Corps, IN Cap
tan Meeker's favor.
Brief but impressive funeral services
were held over the remains Of Malor-Gen,,
eral s. s. Carol at St. Johns Episcopal
church this morning.
The report of the trial board on the per
fc..nance of the Monterey has been re-
ceiyed at the Navy Department, and ls 20
the effect that the performance was emf
nently satisfactory IN every way.
The special committee Of the Judiciary
Committee appointed 20 investigate the
whiskey trust will hold SESSION Friday.
ut which it will lay out q plan Of opera
tons It is probable that the field covered
by the invesugatlon will be very broad
one.
The House Committee on Ways and
Means this morning decided 10 report
favorahly bill for the admission free OF
duty of engravlngs on wood, the work OF
American artists residing abroad; but on
motion Of Mr.. Cochran, of New York, II
was decided to hold another meeting on
Saturday to reconsider the bill IN order
that it NAV be considered in con-
nection with a free-art bill. The tree-art
bill was called up by Mr.. Cochran and dis
cussed. but u O'clock arrived before acton
could be had on It.
The bill TO repeal the clause of the Nc
Kinley bill increasing after January 1. 1885
the duty on manufactures OF linen mace
from flax containing more than 100 threads
TO the square inch was discussed IN com.
nittee to-day but not acted on, Mr. Hop
kins and Mr.. Burrows (Repubhcans) want
ing additional time TO learn whether ol
not there was prospect of the establish
ment Of tne-lInen Industries IN this coun
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-02
SECRETARY FOSTERS PLANS.
His Trip Abroad Abandoncd-iie studies
Ip on Hawaii.

WAsH,NGIoN. February The principal
development in connection with the ia-
waiIan situation to-day is the announce
mcnt that SecTetary-Ot-State Foster has
given up his trip to Paris next week;
whittier be was going Is agent OF the nited
States 10 attend the meeting OF the BerlnS-
Sea Arbitration Commissioners. In view
of the necessities Of the situation sudden
lv presenting themselves II has been
deemed eXpedient that ne should remain
IN the department until the close OF ms
term of his Office He will, however. meet
the arbltrators at the date Of their adjourn
ed meeting, which has been fixed for March
23d.
1he War Department. at the request OF
the State Department. Is having copies
made of a number OF blue prints showing
the topographlcal situation of Honolulu
aud other points III the Sandwich Islands,
winch are now III the possession OF the
War Department. The copies and the rest
of the originals not duplicated Will be
given Secretary j. W. Foster for reference
In the conference he Is 10 have Saturday
with the annexation commissioners. II
Is also probable that duplicates OF
these maps Will he furnished the Navy De,
partment tor transmission TO the naval
force III Hawaiian waters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-02
TN Lnte.t rhing IN calcndat..

In striking contrast 10 the numerous
fanciful Calendar. when Hood tho malls
N Tins season Of the year IS the onr TINT -
Is-ucd bv \. ". Aver & son, the Keeping
Iyerlastingly- Newspaper Advertising
AGENTS Of Philai-lph.a. and which mas
bren tor years very great iaFoute.
II IA large enough o. be easily rad across
a room and handsome enough 20 hnne on
the wall Tor y,ar without becoming an
a., rsurc. .
This issue hasa uaw heading wh'ch ~
both artistlca.G dies sued aad beautifully
printed.
IL IL SO packed IS 20 roach it- de-iinntloh
address. uost-paid. on rrcoipt ot - ceuts.
The publishers say that the sales Of tins
calendar increase eyer year. AM our own
experience is that, having become ac-
ou4inted with il. We would be very loath
10 20 back 10 tic other kind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-02
Legislation Ranking Up

The leaders in the House are prea'Iy
concerned about the way legislation is
banking up. The situation has Deeh % pau
g., some time. but It Is now so much
worse that their anxiety has become an
actual apprehension that all the appropria,-
uon bills cannot be disposed of by Doth
houses IN time and that an extra session
NAV become necessary. Every possible ef-
fort is belug made 20 rush things. but the
House does not respond. With the appro-
priation bills still tagging. the ant,9ptloh
SIu demanding final action IN the House.
i'm the face Of a prospect of filibuster, the
necessity for time for the consideration OF
tho silver question. besides the countless
Interruptions which cannot be avoided
and the pressing Of other important legis-
latlon .,eyen If the Hawaiian matter does
not demand attention by tho House, the
situation is getting very grave.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-02
SILVER PURCHASE REPEAL.
4 Poll Of the Senate That Is Not Very En-
Cuuraging.
IBy tciograpn 10 tho Di7pa'ch'I

lBy telegraph Co tho Dl7i''''h'l
WAsuiNGroS. y. C.. February The Re
,,uIilcan members Of the senate, under
HE d,rCctlon of Mr.. sherman, have just
"a roll of the Senate OF the pro,
t.on Ttc non was made By Senators
chandler aad DIXON, aud 1t Is sad
ti.,t ihe results not at all satisfactory to
thoso who have looked forward to the
un--lblc repeal Of the act. According TO
common report. these senators have DIS
covered that there are only about eight
members on the Democratic side who can
.,,..,i .r1 TINT tie result is even
more dscourlcins on the Repuo-
Icnu siI-. There are some senator's
and IN tins class 1lr. Piatt Is placed
who nro ma favor of or who would vote Tor
rep.nl II tho measure came TO vote, but
Who viii not vote to bring the latter under
consideration 1t Us also understood that
there is "A majority of or on the Kepup-
Erau SIDE of the chamber against bringing
the measure t. "a vote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-02
TOUCHING PLANE BIOGRAPHIES.
4 statement from MIS-. Blaine with he-
snect TO Authenticity.
Rvt,lesraph to the Dispat,nl

tBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. February The following
statement Is published by request
III Madison PLACE.
.W.eu1<croX. ID. c., February /, 1898.
"Tbe puhhc advertisement of many
biographies Of James q. Blame pretehu;,
INC 10 be authentic and authoritative
conpel me to state that no biography OF
hfe Of Mr.. Blaine Is authoflz'd or Fpr
,,rovcd nv myself or by any member OF
Nr Klaine's family: that no manuscript
by Nr blaine nor any private letter or
paper of Mr.. Blane's or any material Tor
either has been given out TO any one; IL
IN the future any authentic or author
iyed' biography should be prepared oY
competent authors. it Will be authehN-
Gated and authorized by myself
N"'''' "HARRIRr 5. BLAINE"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-02
FEDERAL BALANCE-SHEET'
4 uea,, Loss of Gold Shown by the state

ia ttleEthph A' iiN i'''i"t'"'i
W,su1xGro<. February 3l.-Ihe public
deht statement ISSUED TO-DAY shows total
ra.h nm the Treasury, S772, ,sSl ,Z23; net
cash balance, S25.1t5,06S; aggregate ot
100 81 571.y1i 1i.Gl5: aggregate of certlh-
Gates and Treasury notes offset by cash IN
tGe Treasury. S6O7, ,igs. .5sl, of which SO.
~ 757 are IN the Treasury. decrease OF
net Gosh balance duung January, Sj,SZ'-
$40. ,r.. ,o,,,o-,
3lst. as shown by the statement. was SlOS.-
1,l.Tl3. the lowest figure reached IN many
v.ars. In JULY. 1892, the net gold was
$40 1851 a figure which had not been
previously reached slnce lsS'. inns
scrye set apart Is a grecuback redemption
fund.
increase of the public debt OF S5IOo''9o'
The misunderstanding debt was de
s,eosod S122.29p. The Understanding
debt showed an increase Of S5s.oOO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-02
Tn. r,r., Tower of Toilet Articles.

s6.574 bottles Blush of Roses sold in
1890. You know could not have sold so
much if Blush of Roses was not as repre-
sented, sure cure for pimples. treckles,
and blackheads. In 1892 | predict 1t will
be sold by every druggist and used by
every lady and gentleman In the United
States.
T. A. Miller's Pharmacy. Fifth and Broad
streets. will supply you az 75c. per bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-02

final shots, ranged for 5000 yards, shorter rane,
lines were aimed at--six shots AZ 1000 yarlis.
and the other six at 500 yards. Tho gractic.lIy
complete accuracy witch characterized yes.
terdAys firing was maintained to-day during
the 1,00O-yard test, but tho results In the 500.
yard experiments were not satisfactory. Tho
explanation given by she officers OF certain
ecceniricities developed Ia tho fight 81 jOO-ysri
shells is that tho guns have NOS beon prnctlcei
enough at shot distances 10 establish clrye-iines
well. With the exception Of the officers u the
board. who for ob.i0us reasons keep their opin-
ions 10 themselves. there IA not an oflrer in
upper or lower Port Royal harDor Who Is
not outspoken In championship ~ the won
Gerful pneumatic guns one Of The gentlsmen
who has Witnessed every test - TAR made de-
clsred this afternoon that he did not believe
there .ss vessel seoat that wonid have a nght-
ing chance IN an engagement wiIn no Nesasias.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-02
NV pnrlor-CarLine.

Commencing Wednesday, February I,
1893. a thorough Pullman parlor-Car Will
be run from Washington, ID. C.. 20 Norfolk,
Va. rii Richmond aud Petersburg aud
Norfolk and Western railroad lthe all
ral line" -. leaving Richmond, byrd-street
Station, daily AZ $40 y. NJ. arriving NJ
Norfolk at $40 =. NJ, returning leay' Nor,
tolk AT 1880 A. NJ. and arrive az Richmond
1890 A. NJ. 81,
For fun information apply 10 X. W.
Courtney, passenger agent, sjs east Nam
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-02
live Ielsufefy

Is good advice, but live carefully is better.
In both cases Simmons Llver Regulator
will help you live best. 1t keeps the liver
active. the bowels regular, and helps throw
of the poison in the system which causes
malaria and rheumatism. Ihe Regulator
also promotes digestion. and never fails II
relieve the most severe cases of dyspepsia.
constipation, and biliousness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-02
vice. Agreed TO. This was the only
amendment adopted.
Thn LII ,vns fhnn rnsand and the Dis.

amendment adopted.
The bill was then passed. and tho Dis
trict of Columbia appropriation bill was
taken up The only item that provoked
any opposition was an amendment report
ed bv tho Committee on Appropriations
directing the District Commissioners 10
obtain plans and specifications for muni-
cipal building 10 cost S300. .000) on the re-
servation in front of the Contre Market.
on Pennsylvania avenue. The amendment
was allowed 10 90 over until tomorrow
without action.
Bills on the calendar was then passed as
follows House bill 20 authorize the con-
struction OF bridge across the Mobile
river bv tho Chicago, Mobile and Gulf
Ports Railway Company; extending for
three year the time to complete tho con-
structiou of bridge across the Alabama
river; to authorize the construction of a
bridge across tho Warrior river by tho
Montgomery. Tuscaloosa and Memphis
Railroad Company.
After short executive session the Sem
ate adjourned.
HOUSE OF RErnFszNTATIvEs.
In pursuance Of theterms Of the concur
rent resolution passed by the House and
Senate making arrangements for the
counting of the electoral vote tho Speaker
TINS morning appointed as the tellers ON
the part Of the House Messrs. Chapman
and Lodge Both nrc members of the
| Committee on Election Of President and
| president
The House then went into Committee OF
| tho whole for the further consideration oi
l the eunlry civil bill. The penang ques-
| ton was on tho jursdictional point OF
order raised by Mr. Eutlor (Democrat. OF
! Iowa. against the river and harnor items OF
| the lil. IL was contendcd that the GppTo-
priatious should have been reported by
! the Committee on Rivers and Harbors. but
| although Nr. Holman was the foremost oi
| those who made this contention agtins'
tho power Of the committee OF when ne is
| chairman. that committee came out veto
tIous. and tho item was decided 70 be
proper cne. And further than that The
| ltcm witL-tood fu-iiede of objections
and came out unscathel. The aggregate
or tho aupropria is slG.00O,099 Nlt9-
ont finally acting Oh the bill the House au'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-02
FROM AN HISTORIC TREE.
Governor Mckinney Sends "a Cane to
New Orleans Friend.

New Orleans Friend.
The New Orleans PiCdyine says:
"Some days ago prominent gentleman
in tins city and distinguished veteran or
n distinguished Louisiana command III the
late war was the recipient or walking
cane cut from a historic sycamore-tree
which grew in the Capitol grounds at
Richmond This cane was secured and
sent 10 him by Governor Mckinney. the
present popular Chief Magistrate of Vr-
gina.
The tree, which had been planted under
the direction at least of Mr.. jefferson. II
not by that distinguished man himself,
was cut down in order TO make room for a
much-needed State-library building. The
Capitol building during the civil war was
occnpied as a capitol by both the Con-
federate Congress and the General
Assembly Of Virginia.
la transmitting the walking stick Gov
ernor Mckinney wrote q very interesting
letter. from which the following is ex-
tracted: "Our Capitol is about III years
old. - Many favored pulling II
down and building q new capitol instead!
of the new library. but | aud nearly all OF
our older people thought that too many
sacred memories clustered around 1t ever
10 null il down, though our necessities
were such we had to have more room Tor
the business and offices of the State"
Wheezingn in children is soon cured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-02
An Opportunfty to Make sale and Proc
ae.hr.

The United Banking ani Building Com
pany. s2l east Nam street. Offers Tor sale
limited number OF the shares OF iis capital
stock. fully paid aud non-assessao!e. az so
Der share. A cash dividend Of per cent;
Der annum, PAYABLE selni-annuaily. - paid
on the cost Of this stock. The stock also
narticipates IN the profits OF the COMPANY,
and is redeemed By the company az i,s ma
turlty (Which Is estimated 20 pe aoou'
eightv. .fonr months) az 800 per share. re-
cardless Of tho cash dividends already paid
the holder thereof. Investors arc invited
10 call or write for prospectus OF the
cOmDanV