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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-15
INJURED BY ELEerRIcIrY.

Lou Mcintosh, horselhan, Ogden de-
partment, was probably fatally injured
by being shocked by electricity diverted
from a live wire down the stream OF water
from the hose. Tonight be is in convul-
sions. Two other firemen, who had hold
OF the nozzle with Mcintosh, were ter
ribly shocked.
Mrs. Judge Cross and the Judge, who
roomed in the building, Eere assisted out
by willing hands uninsured, although
they lost everything, sandge Cross is a
confirmed invalid, but nzcame very spry.
Several of the ffremen End a dozen of
those who assisted were cut and bruised
by falling glass and timhArs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-15
A CIGAR STUMP DID IT.

Nothing definite can be told of the
origin of the fire. Three minutes after
the alarm was given tiremen were all
through the first floor and getting up on
the second with the hose. 1t was then
noticed that flame about eight feet wide
was going up from the bannister of the
fifth floor few feet west of the elevator,
and cracking the glass of the skylight.
Some think it started from defective
hue, but the most reasonable explanation
is that cigar stump in the waste basket
did the damage.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-15
DISCOVERY oF THF FIRE.

Just before O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, Orsen Riser discovered smoke issuing
from the roof OF the building, and turned
in an alarm. The department. had already
been apprised of the fire, however, by tel
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-15
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.

Examinations Scheduled to Be Held in
Several states Cancelled.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE civil SER
vice commission today took the necessary
action to cancel all examinations
scheduled to be held between March 81
AMI 9sune 80, 1898, in the states of Mis-
steTl, Illinois, Ohio, Indiana, New York
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-15
INcIDENTs oF THE FIRE.
Ono Fireman Fatally Injured and An
other Badly Bruised.

Great anxiety was manifested for the
records Of the district court, whose loss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-02
Fos,er Than the east Mail"

Commencing TO-DAY there will be insu-
purated by the Atlantic-COast Line q new
train TO be known as the "Atlantlc-COas
Line Express, " 10 run from eastern cities
to the South. This new service offers
material reduction III time from Richmond
to Charleston, Columbia, Savannah,
Brunswick. Albany, Thomasyllle, Mont
gomery. Jacksonville, st. Augustine.
Ocala, Sanford. Tampa, and all points in
Eastern and Middle Florida; also, TO Ha-
wanna, Cuba. with only one night en-
route 10 the Gulf.
This express will leave Richmond daily
at 1885 r. NJ. affording better facilities for
reaching points in North and South Caro-
lima. Georgia. and Florida than Is fur
nishcd by the Fast Mail. which has been
leaving Richmond at 2:4S p. NJ.
This new train will carry Pullman buffet
sleeping-cars from New York TO Charles
ton. New York TO Columbia. and from New
York TO Port Tampa RIA Jacksonville.
The train leaving Richmond heretofore
at PAS L. NJ, known as the Fast Mail"
will leave Richmond at $40 p. Nj. as the
ATLANTA Special and will be discon-
tinued TO points in the South reached GA
the Atlantic-Coast Line south of Weldon.
The travelling public will have unex-
celied facilities on this train TO Henderson,
Durham, Raleigh, Sanford, Charlotte,
Chester. ADbevllle, Elberton, Athens, and
Atlanta and all points southwest: All OF
the Atlantic-Coast Lines through trains
have Pullman bufet-carS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-02
DR.. ALLISON HODGES ACCEPTS
He VIII I'm the Chair of Anatomy in the
College of PhYsicians and SURGEONS.

Dr.J. Allison Hodges. of Wilmington,
n. O.. has accepted the invitation recently
extended him by the faculty OF the Col
lege of Physicians and Surgeons 10 NIL the
ahnlr of anatomy in that institution. Or.
Hodges was highly recommended tor the
position by friends in North Carolina
without his knowledge. and when IL was
rendered HIM few weeks ago 1t was q
surDrise. and he requested a short time TO
consider the proposition. Yesterday. he
wrote the faculty formally accepting their
offer. !.
The new professor is q graduate in me IL
cine Of the University OF Virginia and a
collegiate graduate of Davidson College.
He was delegate from North Carolina 10
the International Medical Congress IN
Washington i'll 1887; also to the british
Medical Association IN Birmingham. Eng,
i'm 1890. and to the International Medl-
cal Congress in Berlin the Same year.
He has been for four years mem
Der of the State Board of Health
of North Carolina; is now first vice
presiden. of the North Carolina Medi-
cal Society: ls Assistant SUPERINTENDENT
of the State, and associate editor OF the
North Carolina Medical Journal AT the last
meeting of the North Carolina Medical
Society in Raleigh he was the orator OF
the occasion, and delivered very hand
some address on Preventive Medicine"
While young man DR.. Hodges mas
come to the front In North Carolina ana IS
well known TO the profession OF that state
With his talents and learning he will I'LL
the char of anatomy with credit to him
self and honor to the school. He will not
come to Richmond until the latter part OF
September and will retain lis interest N
"a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-02

20 the order during the past year. Inc
representatives speak in the highest terms
OF the receptions given tbeis. Among tno
important measure, passed was tho reduc,,
ton OF tho deeree-fee Tor new councils ss anh
the extension of the cha-ter.list. wnlcn
will no doubt increase the energy OF ors
eanizers. Hon. William Lovenstein, 0,
this city. who now holds the place OF c.s 70
secretary 10 this State, was elected 70
position on the Committee OF Appears ~
the supreme Council, giving this otate
four votes. she having tho past-supreme
regent and two representatives. An au-
ditor for the Supreme Council was
also elected, thereby aiding the secre-
tary and treasurer 10 making us
bursements. The order in this state Is
well officered, and whilst the increase IL
not phenomenal. it IS steady and growing;
Alexandra Council has fitted up waIu
IN the infirmsry for their use. Inc couh,
ellis in Portsmouth recently had boto a
public meeting and an excursion. WHICH
were highly successful. 1here are seven
councils in this city. having large nun -,
bers. Virginia Is the Oldest and isrResS III
the State
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-02
PREPARING FOa HE FAIR.
Meeting of the Executive Committee Yes
terday-Interest In Racing.

The Executive Committee of the Viz
GINA State Agricultural and Mechanical
Society held it, regular monthly meeting
YESTERDAY III the Office of Colonel ". +.
Wickham. A.conslderable amount OF rou--
tine business WAS transacted and several
encouraging reports were received from
the various departments.
Much interest IS being manifested in the
races. and already the secretary has re-
ceived number of communications rela-
tive TO this feature Of the tair.
Mr.. Clay Cbamblin offered o resolution
TO the effect that no vehicles be allowed
between the race-track and the grand
stand, and that park be fitted up IN the
centre Of the race-course, the entrance to
be on the north side near the Pain's-Paris
gates.
Parties desiring premlum-llst can Sc
cure same by dropping postal to MIR. A.
al. Tyler, secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-02
ASSESSING THE RAILROADS.
Meeting of the Board Of Public Works
Pardon Refused.

The Board of Public Works met IN the
Governors office Yesterday To commence
the assessment for taxes of the railroad
and steamboat companies doing business
in the State.
There appeared before the board for the
Chesapeake and Ohio Hon. II. I. Wick
ham and G. L. Wexford; for the Baltimore
and Ohio. f. J. Griffith. CT. Pennemau,
and Major Hunter Johnson for the. Rich
mond and Danville. Mr.. Busby and j. ).
3. Thompson; for the Louisville aud
Nashville. G. o. Bradford. Judge Homes,
and Mr.. X. :. 1horp represented the super
visors of Mecklenburg county.
All of these gentlemen were heard and
the board adjourned until IL o'clock Mon
day. Governor Mckinney did not attend
the meeting, as he is confined to the Exc
cutlve Mansion oy sickness.
The Governor has refused to pardon DR..
A. +. Hargrove. a druggist, of Tazewell
county, who was foun1 guilty of violating
the local-optIon law of his county and
sentenced TO thirty days in jail and to pay
a fine of SOD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-02
HE MAY LOSE AN EYE.
The Son of Hon. John ). Wise Encounters
an Exploding Toy Cannon.

The New York WcrM of yesterday says
Byrd Douglas Wise, the G-year-old son of
ex-CongressInan John s. Wise, of Virginia,
went out after supper with his little sister
in front Of their house. at No. 2l6 west
Forty-fourth street, last evening and saw
boy looking into one Of the big water
pipes which had been left lying In the
street.
lie poked his head in the other end. and
as he did 50 there was loud explosion
and be ran bleeding and hurt To his home.
Drs. Naughton and King found that a
mass of gun-waddlng had gone into the
little fellows eye.
1.-The street gamins have annoyed us a
great deal of late" said Mr.. Wise yester-
DAY. They come from blocks away to
fro canuons. frecrackers. and pistols IN
the big pipe. "a it doubles the noise they
can make. When my little boy went out
one of these boys was lighting the fuse of
toy cannon which he had placed IN the
big tube. A O result my son Is suffering
from painful injury and may become
blind IN one eye. though the doctor has
hopes of saving It,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-02
DISTURBED $40. JAspER's MEETING.
One Negro Goes 60 tho Grand jury i''
This and Others Go for Larceny


r, Oh. pot;ce Court Yesterday Samuel
Cater Soolored) Gas charged with unlaw-
fuIlv being disorderly and creating ois-
turlance among the congregation OF Ing
Sixth Mt Zion Baptist CHURCH, mi, oi
which Rev. John Jasper is pastor. Lno
evidence developed the fact that carter
entered the house of worship on Mcuhes5
day night and was walking heavily a sha
talking loudly. to the annoyance oi .no
people and the interruption OF tue so
vices. He was told 10 DO more quiet ou,
iaclined TO do SO. and he was put out ana
arrested. The accused was representeu
hv Giles r. jackson. the colored lawyer.
Giles was told by the deacon Oh tnc
church that If he would attend the s
wees there he would show him what soLo
of order they maintained at the ol A.l
Mt. Zion. Carter was sent on to the granu
jury of the Hastings Court, .ho
Sidney Jackson (colored) went 70 .ho
grand Jury for feloniously entering tIo
store of J. II. Blayton and stealing -. ne
waived his preliminary examination:
Charles Firth was before the justice &c,
cused Of selling unsound meat IN the inliu
I Market The testimony of three witnesses
showed that there was no ground lot tno
charge and the accused was dismissed: >,
An attachment was issued for Mrs. ,. IL
TYLER, charged with unlawfully trespaSS-
ing. 1,oIoraa,
CHARGED with cruelty working his morse.
was continued until July 18th; ia.
Thomas Harris (colored). charged WIN
having horse in his possession SUPPOSED
TO nave been stolen. was discharged. Inc
evidence showed that Harris was an non
est. upright fellow and that he had COM
mltted no crime. . u,.
The case of II. Melville alias Warwick
(yhite), fugitive from justice from
Prince William county, was continued
until the authorities of that county shah
have been heard from.
Frank Fassett was sent to the grand
! jury for feloniously breaking into the par
room of Peter Chiocca and stealing O lot
| of articles.
The case of J. n. Allison, charged
with incorporation Of funds OF the
Cigarmakers Union. was continued until
| July 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-02
Pastors Contest

for world's-Far ticket and $50 at T. A.
Broad streets: Rev. r. n. Sledd. 3,02s ;
Rev. +. n. Calisch. 2,754 Rev. W. W.
Landrum. 1851 Rev. NJ. ID. Hoge. 1.OiO.
Rev. George Cooper, 759; Rev. W. f..
Hatcher. 667 Rev. j. Y. Fair. $50; Rev. j.
X. Mason. 525; Rev. n. Carmichael. 45l ;
Rev. j. W. Reynolds. Az: Rev. A. Van de
Vyver, 293 Rev. w. v. Tudor. 292: Rev.
Jabez Hall, A5 REV. X. p. Kerr. 20l Rev.
j. Y. bowman. 1873; Rey. l.. X. Mason,
1879; Rev. J. Is. Newton. 1,s. and Rev. w.
j. Young. 100. Contest closes July 3lst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-02
Summer Plans OF the Veterans.

Some time in the early part OF August
the members of Lee Camp will take O trip
70 Ocean View with their families. At
least fifty of the veterans, accompanied by
their wives aud children. will 20 on the ex-
cursion, and as special rates have been
promised them the expenses Of the trip
will be reduced 20 very small figure.
Twenty-four delegates OF Lee Camp and
about six from Pickett Camp Will attend
the Convention of United Confederate
Veterans TO be held at Birmingham, Ala,
on July 18th and 10th. Old soldiers from
Norfolk, Petersburg, Roanoke. and Alex.
ondriA will also attend the meeting. and
Virginia will be represented by Rt least
seventy veterans. All the Old Dominion
warriors wall travel together. and Captain
David A. Brown. Jr., Of Lee Camp. will
have charge OF the preparatory arrange
rugutS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-02
Dnnro at the Pavilion.

A very enjoyable and delightful dance
was given at Runners pavilion Thursday
night by the young ladies of the Crystal
Social Club. There were about thirty
couples present. Among the guests were
Misses Gussie, Laura, and Lula Wagner,
Matilda Rupp. Bertha and Amelia Arndt
Lena and Hannah Bowers. Ray Davis. Tina
and Sophia Thon, and Lena Wittle. Among
the gentlemen were Messrs. vii sm But
Ter. George Ehmig. William RVr ,, Will
ham Briel, Louis Mittle. Ed. Ii. metzger,
William Metzger, Henry Baltz, William
Jennings. Ed. Britton. and Joe Meoni.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-02
Edwin Farmer Receives. the Prize.

Professor N. Bowditch Clapp has received
information from Germany that his protege,
young Edwin Farmer. has been awarded
at the Leipzig Conservatoire, by tho do
cision of Its directors and professors, the
prize for this year as being its most worthy
pupil. As there are 500 students in this in-
stitution from various parts of the world,
this honor cannot be too highly estimated.
Some time since young Farmer also won a
scholarship at this same famous institu-
ton. He was we'll known in Richmond.
where as a child he.studied with Professor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-02

The well.known photographers, Camp
bell X Co.. will deprive themselves tho
pleasure Of spending the Fourth OF July out
OF the city. This u not because they are
lacking IN patriotism. but because they
have promised several of their customers
that they would b, at their studio on that
day. Many Of their customers cannot get
away from their business OEly on HOLIDAYS
81 this kind. You will ind tins firm az
WAYS ready 90 accommodate you. Their
work u tne and their prices moderate.
CAMPBELL a Co..
f4g eaat RrOai street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-02
Niagara Faiis Tours via Pssusyivanis
Halironf.

The Pennsylvania railroad has announced
q SERIES of tours To Niagara Falls on July
10th. August Mand 18th. and Sst,tem Der I'd
aud 2Stn, tlcksts to be sold frou Washing
ton and baltimore at 60 for tho round
trip. good 20 stop-oh Mt Watkins and
Rochester within limit, winch Il Eve days,
Ia either direction. The tickets will also
DO valid TO return by way OF Bn falo. with
stop-od AZ that point. Special train with
Pullman parlor-cars and day-cpaehes will
leave Washington on the dates named a,
gao A; NJ. arriving at Niagara Falls ct II
o'clock p. III.
Return coupons Of tickets win be accept.
% % any regular tram witksa limik.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-02
Sir. wallace Take. Formal po..e..,op

MI. UnarIes N. WalIace. The new Collec.
tor OF Customs for this port yesterday
took formal possession II his apartments
in tue custom-h house. lie has appointed
the following Office force Messrp. barney
Frischkorn. deputyi W. =. Archer, clerk
Pcttus. inspectors. Mr.. iucien 1oufy
Yili DO appointed nightwa;ctman ana
nr. Thomas D0lan engineer. lhe srcces.
sor OF =. h. Gum a. bOatnan has o. .
been selected.
Mr.. Wallace has not mada pnbh, tta
nsmo OF bis app0intee 90 ths dCput 81
loctnrshin NJ Mr.l Print
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-02
or on Their Animal Cruis.,

The members OF the Virginia Watching
Club left yesterday afternoon on the Chsss-
peake and Ohio railway for Old Point,
whence they will sail to-dav in the sloop
Sallie for Cobb's island, where they viii
fish for about ten days. The members
who went on the cruise are Messrs.
George Is. Pegram (vice-commodore), ii.
y. Lorraine, W. Kirk Parrish, and j. L.
Iurpin.
Commodore Joseph Jackson was unable
TO accompany the party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-02
The Plaza Hotel. New YORK, situated on

The Plaza Hotel, New YORK, situated on
Fifth avenue between Fifty-eighth and
Fifty.ninth streets. oyerlOOks Central
Park. the Fitih-ayenue entrance Of
which IL faces. ana is within half
n block of the terminal station ~
tho Sixth.Ayenue elevated railroad.
Its location (while IN tho fashion.
able centre) makes 1t easy of access b all
all parts Of the city and convenient @ all
the principal places Of Amusement. 10 8
also the coolest and pleasantest summer
hotel In New York. aud its tdble n h0'e D. ac-
know lodged as one OF the very bcstin town
Its cafe and restaurant are kept open u
night. afording accommodations u thea
ire parties. and Professor Chandler cert
fes 10 the absolute purity OF the dunNc
water and ice used. which arc yapouzs
and frozen on the premises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-02
Card.


In calling attention 10 our celebrated
Roller Tray. which n the most convenient
mud strongest trunk made and which IL
M sde 10 every way s1poror TO all other
trunks. we beg 20 say that We warrant 70
tho best and that we will do any necessary
repairs TO them free OF charge.
Very respectfully,
IL. w. RousrBgE & BEoraEs,
Richmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-02

were Mrs. Mary d. Foster, Misses, Louise Louise
Er,tt ~ Snaolk, Minnie Daniel OF staun-
ton. Ellie Frayser, Mary Waltnali. Al nnd
BARLEY. RUBY and Mabls vaughan. anu
Messrs. Edwin o., French Of LouN p;nh.
KY. Z =: g; cf harre i0 +. p MARSH. James
R;chardsoo. john Bates. Watson Bolsseau'
Risg.r' Wilson. Wood. and Chaikley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-02
Another f,uford Club

At q meeting held Friday evening at the
Fourth Precinct, Madison Ward. Buford
Club was formed. favoring a primary. at
which the following officers were elected :
Captain Maxwell 4. Clarke. president; q.
Roddy Tenser. secretary Executive Com
miftee-W Walker Wilson. r. Fuller Patter-
son. Il. z. Murray, W. L. Longer, and
Manly b. Ramos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-02
CITY Circuit Court.

In the City Circuit Court Yesterday
judgment was rendered for the plaintiff
in the case of Leroy Madison against
George f. Crawford in the sum OF $500.
This was an action for damages.
The following suits we're instituted:
w. Nj. Parrish against Charles L. Cosby
for S1ls.25.
Brookland Railway and Improvement
Company against j. Hall Moore, $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-02
where TO summer

HORT BEDFORD, BEDFORD CITY, Va
This elegant hotel, beautifully furnished ;.
Is situated at the base OK the Peaks IL
Otter, on the Norfolk and Western rail-
road. on q commanding elevation. afford
ing a beautiful view OF tho surrounding
scenery, and - the most complete summer
hotel in Virginia. Electric lights. hot
and coid-water baths. ana cOmDlete sarl-
tary arrangements. Cuisine and service
UNSURPASSED. Mineral waters Of valuable
curative powers. Band of music.
For further particulars aud circulars
address j. GoRDoN SMITH
Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-02

There was meeting Of the enlisted men
OF the First Regiment last night az the
Armory. but owing 20 the rainy weather
and the time only q small number we're
present The Chair appointed . commit
tee 10 work ain0ng the men Ia order 20
have az large a meeting as possible next
Thursday night az $50 O'Clock, when the
organization will be made permanent.
The name proposed - " The Soldiers
Etubn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-02
Fast Fre,rht Tre,n.

The Richmond and DanviIie railroad has
recently pat into successful operation Tin
addition 10 Its fast trains 10 and from the
houth) two new lines to aud from the
West, aud might shipments from Kansas
City and Chicago reach here in five or six
daya Richmond's railroad faoiiities are
haing constantly improved IN al directions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-02

For trains leaving Richmond AZ A. ~
and 9:45 A. NJ. July lth the Chesapeake
and Ohio will sell round-trip tickets 20
Old Point at 81. good 20 return only oE
same dav- Returnipg. train will leave Oh
Point at 5P. NJ. THIS wall enable you -
spend tho day al the seashOre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-02

Other UPRIGHT Pianos for Else. si75,
and f2oo. Our bargains In slightly. used
pianos and organs are worthy OF an in.
mediate enll. We can make u pay you 20
huy vow u you nesd a piano. Walter H..
Mosea q Co. 1908 Maia street (opyosits
not .nlIinn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-02

The Planters Matt nal Bunk, in its deal
ncs with is customers, is liberal and en-
deavors to advance tho interests OF IT'S
patrons. Accounts solicited aad every at
tention promised.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-02

A delightful party was given at Forest.
HILL Park last Thursday night and most
ENJOYABLE evening was spent by the
froIickers. Supper was served Ut O'clock
and after the meal dancing was indulgsd
IN until late hour. Those IN the rssty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-02

For impure or thin blood. weakuess, MALARIA
Nenralgii. Indigestion, nud Biiousuoss, tax
BROWNS lEoS BlITEKs, ugiyos strength, maxim.
Oh persons foel young, and young PERSON.
struug; pleasant 20 take.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-02
Ter ntss Tinr Yssr.

Mfs. winslfss Soothing Syrup las been
used Tor children testhing. /; soothes the
child, eoftens she gums, allsSs all pain.
cures wind collie, and - the best remedy
iof diarfhUA 25o. bottle. SOLD by all
druggists throughout the world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-02
81 a. Tor an tTpc,sn, r,.n..

othar Upsight Pianos for siso. ans.
ana sa9o. Our bargains In slirhsIy-ussd
pianos and organs are worthy Of an i'm
mediate call. We can make Il pay you 20
buy NOW u you need q piano. Walter ID.
Moses 4 Co. zoos Main street lopposits
post-ofiioal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-02
Ass-WIpowERs' rIcEErs.

Sell Saturday p. NJ. returning by z.
NJ. following Monday. Richmond TO Staun-
ton aud intermediate stations, where
trains are scheduled to stop for ono fare.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-02

Bniousness, Constipation. s,ck-IIeaiache curef
with Dr. DAyID's Liver Pills. The mild"s' and
best liver medicine known--25 cents tor twenty
i've pills; i've boxes tor 81.
OWENS q MIS0R DRrG COMPANY.
nL.nmnnl. Va.