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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
ERAsTus WlMAN ASSIGNS,
OR SO e New York Paper Afieges-The
Allegation Denied.

NEW YoBz. April 23.-The Euen.nl Post
saws: Erastus Wiman, the King Of staten
Island, as he has been called, the advocate
Of commercial reciprocity with Canada,
promoter OF numerous projects OF more or
less financial success, a prominent men,
Der Of the New York Chamber Of Com
mercc the New York Board Of Trade, and
many other organizations, and until re-
Gently member IF the firm OF Il. q. Dun
d Go. formerly Dun, WIman y co.., has
lo!nci his wife III making an assignment
for tho benefit Of bis creditors. The total
amounts Of Mr.. Wiman's Liabilities and
assets are not known. IL Is estimated,
however. that his liabilities will amount
10 Sl,000000 at least. ana that they
nav exceed that sum. Niman Is q British
subject and holds no real estate IN this
country in his own name. Hence his joint
assignment with his wife, in whose name
stands some real estate on Staten Island.
APPARENTLY AUTHORITATIVE DENIAL.
NEW BR19Hroy, s. l.. April 29.-Erastus
Niman denies that he has made an assign
ueut. as reported by New York evening
paper he SAYS that, being a British sub
iect and unable as such 10 own land IN tbe
State Of New York, his large real estate
ACCOMMODATIONS on Staten Island have
hitherto been held IN the name Of his
wife. Several weeks ago this property.
which, with the improvements thereon,
would realize 81 900, 900, was all conveyed
by Mrs. Wiman 10 trustee for the benefit
OF creditors, past, present, OF to come. In
this conveyance Wiman Joined. he re-
suit Of the creation of this trust Is TO
place within the reach Of creditors 4 large
estate hitherto unavailable 20 them, and
Is the only foundation for the story that
Mr. " imam has assigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
Authorization TO Make II.
RICHMOND. VI

Tome Editor Of ne DisDd'ct:
VIII YOU do me the kindness TO give in
the query column directions for mixing
and preparing common whltewash for
whitening walls Of rooms so that II Will
not rub nor scale Oh-thgt Is to say, what
kind and row much glue, blueIng. salt,
-four, &C., should so 10 a given quantity Of
lime
| suppose the same wash viii apply to
outdoor board fences as well as 70 inner
walls Of plastered rooms. ".
Superintendent Lynn. Of the pcmten-
t!ary. informs Us that the method Of
making whitewash adopted at that insti-
tuition Is 10 take one bushel Of Rockland
lime and add TO it water sufficient to keep
il well covered. This is stirred thorough
Is during the process Of shaking to pre-
vent oyerhcating, and when 1t Is nearly
cool two quarts of clean table salt are
added.
Use water enough to reduce 10 proper
consistency and remember that thick
whitewash Will be more liable to scale of
than thin.
Tney use the same preparation for both
outside and inside work, and their export
ence teaches them that glue, -four, rice,
etc. will cause the wash 10 crack and
scale. particularly when exposed to the
hot sun.
The Superintendent adds: Although
we have not been able to make q wash en-
tirely satisfactory We know Of no better
formula than this.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
r,,er,o,nment bv Student.

TVUTT GTTIUIG TU5 I0IUUTTI7III T7T7T-IV-T'I
KEYsyILLE, Va. April 29.-At the close Of
the Keysyille Graded School last night the
students gave an entertainment III Clard's
Hail for the benefit Of tho Episcopal
church TO the largest audience ever seen
in the hall. 1t was grand success. The
teachers deserve great deal Of credit for
the admirable way in which the scholars
acquitted themselves. Those winning dis
function during the past session were
Misses LIZZIE Hodges. Viola Prlddy, Wal
lace Prddy. Daisy Harding, Matte Me-
Geo, Sadie Bailey, Bessie Eubark, Della
Harding. Clevle Keeling. Mollle West,
Josie Harding, Mamie Bailey, Eva Wat
kins. Matte and Cora Bentley, and Messrs.
Edgar Priddy, Frederick Keeling, Aubrey
Bailey, Willie kendrick, Luther Jofress,
George West. Cabel Watkins, Walter
Priddy, Guy and Bernard Keeling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

ported; annual amount Of money appro-
priated by the camp 10 the support of
Confederate States Army soldiers and to
the support OF tho widows OF such; loca-
ton and capacity of soldiers homo sup
ported by the camp.
Surgeon General Jones writes mo thus
appeslingly:
II hope 20 rescue from oblivion some
facts Of interest and also 10 AID IN tho re-
lief Of the suffering veterans and bind
moro closely the individual campo by pub
fishing an accurate roster of tho medical
officers"
trust that YOU will kindly aid in giving
currency 20 this circular in furtherance of
the admirable objects desired.
Faithfully yours.
II. A. Brock,
Secretary southern Historical Society.
R,ctmoHd. Ia. April Is, 1898.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
TEXAS TOWN DESTROYED.
wiped Out by Cycione-rwenty-Odd
FeOule Killed.

FoRT Worm. Tx. April 29.-The whole
town Of Cisco was wiped out Of existence
by acycloue last night. Seven people are
known 20 have been killed. and II Is feared
the death-hst Will aggregate over score
The telegraph wires are down and no COM
munlcation can be had with the town.
TIE HALF NOT TOLD.
DALLAS. TEX. April pa Nars cor
respondent learned from passengers On
an east-bound train this evening that the
destru .tion by cyclone at Cisco Was simply
appalling. There are NOT more than
TWENTY-FIVE or thirty houses left standing.
and up % the time the tram passed there,
about O'Clock tina afternoon. twenty-one
dead bodies had been recovered from tho
runs. and there were ten Or twelve more
persons missing. Strong one-stCry build
ings with walls feet thick were leyoiiod
70 the ground. heavy freIght-englnes and
a whole tram Of cars were blown from tho
track auC demolished, and several hundred
feet If side-track was torn up. The num-
Der injured IS sOmc- ling Ike 100.
This evening Mayor Levi received the
following telegram from two citizens OK
NcqthersOrd VINO went o Cisco this
morning. Town nearly all demolished.
Twcnty-ono killed; 12j injured. Hun
drcds without food or shelter. Raise all
relief possible ard send b John j. Pa;ter-
son, Chairman Relief Committee"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
AN IRON CONFLICT.
Zig steel-ProducerS Against Ore Compa-
nics-Mines closed Down.

AsHLAyD, WIS, April 29.-In the great
game between the Illinois Steel Company,
the Carnegies, and other big stee PRO
ducors. and the iron-ore companies of this
region, a startling move was made last
night when all the mines except the Au-
rora were closed down indefinitely. The
Aurora belongs 10 the Wisconsin Central
syndicate. controlled by j. H. Colby. Col
cato Hoyt, and other stockholders III the
American Steel-Barge Company. Ever
since the close of navigation last fall the
Illinois Steel Company and the Carnegie
Arm have been endeavorng to force the
price OF Bessemer down 10 $3.50 per ton:
The iron-mining companies stoutly resisted
tue movement, which resulted IN the ami
hiation OF profits in many cases. The Gu
tire business OF iron-mining will be para
lived If the deadlock should long con-
time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
OVERIES & ANSWERS.
-,elAw or The STATE AS TO o.
sTRucrloN OF STREAMS.
..t,s,on and the pIsmai.Swamp Ca
nA-Judgs Lucas +. Thompson-The
Eose-Bug Nuisance, Etc.
UNInN I.EyrL. VA.

-cr,riror Of ae Dt'pe'oA'
=. ,bcre arv general law Of the State IN
ION 20 tho obstruction OF the passage
I.f.b up or down stream
o. Who're two persons own land, ono on
,..os.se and tho other on the opposite side
OF. .-,ero. has either the right to put IN
,''.rt dan up the stream from one side
't',.str. 50 as 20 prevent the passage
o. t ,,n stream. or have both the right
..t,rtle stream, SO az To- prevent the
EASING. "a they generally DO IN the
o.t Roanoke riVery Our small
trrams Gll empty in the Roanoke
ir.n which the fish ascend IN the
i'.'' Ii. A. l..
I.- law - that any person or corpora
,urirc or having control Of any dam
....e, obstruction in any Of the rivers
-... state above tidewater which may
......-. with tho FREQ passage OF fish
$751;. rrov.to every such dam or obStruc-
o.ha suitable fsh.iaddor, known rs
.Nrpoua.d 8,hvay," sothat fish may
,... .-.. ra,-asc up aad down said,rivers
...t.. months Of March. April, May,
-.-. 1s each year. aud shall maintain
kan the same 10 good repair, and TO-
......, m case If destruction.
,..,.-,e1 mas az any time build any
monty known Us the fish-dam. or
... ...r obstruction. more than half
.- the Roanoke river or Smiths
Gle counties of heury, Patrick,
... .-a.sle, for the purpose Of catching
... .-.p. net. OF any other means"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
street-Car Transfers in Eichm ond.
\

TO ne Elaor Of ne D,spGtct:
VIII YOU kindly publish for tho benc6t
OF your readers list vf the diherent
points N the city at which q person can
transfer from one siTeet-cGr line 10 another
on payment OF one farey j. J.. II.
The transfer points in this city are as
follows:
At Seventh and Main streets.
At Ninth and Main streets.
At Fourteenth and Main streets.
At Seventh and Broad streets
At Fifth and Clay streets.
At Seventh and Clay streets.
At Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
At Beach and Nam streets.
At LOmbardY and Main streets.
The franchises of tho companies do not
compel transfer from one line TO IN
other but the companies being now under
onomanHgemeLt have granted such trans
iers as a complimentary GIT to their
patrons"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
Kilograms Boiled Down.

As the result OF a conference OF delegates from
the various local minors organizations OF Ohio,
held In Columbus yesterday, 10000 Chic coal
miners refuse 20 rotlrn 20 work tomorrow
morning. Both tho national and State officers
OF the union advised against the strike.
The ovortures for a resumption Of the Brussels
Monetary Conference May Both are received
coldly by Sir William HarcOurs British Chancel-
Tor Of the EXche4uer, who, while not refusing
absolutely 20 participate IN the conference. IS
understood 10 contom plate merely the seniing
OF t,,o British delegates vita Instructions that
they shall limit thor activity 20 observation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
Nn,,on 70 correspendents.

No notice will be taken OF anonymous
communications.
Nor Will any sttenti on be given 10 long
strings" of questions
Many queries arc not answered. oocsuse
similar ones have been recently answered
We cannot undertake - ascertain tho
xslus Of old coins For that information
write TO some dealer in them.
We cannot undertake 10 answer queries
by mai, we can only answer them through
this column. IA.
address QUERY Editor. DisRA1oH oii's'
Richmond. Va"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
Blue Prints.
RICHMOND.

- 20 Ds7afci,
andy publish q description Of
making blue prints, the
Used -a4 Low ' .Ae5 ID. arc p'0-
r...t. - "ta,,o.n ~
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-.,...t,-l'" ami moi
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~ 90 ~, - -,
-'.- .. .''- ,''' - -
..' WINK ~ Va Wv '''''-
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ia oi'-' iNAi'eI ouAc's % ~"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
Ircie sam.

a'l... t.A'
.r. me the origin Of the ev-
r ~u' as applied 10 the
.. -..-.-.i ruuentt ENJUltER.
.e # calling tue United
.... a.ut Uncle Sam Is be-
..., .r.-.u4tci IN the following
I.-.. tAc Revolutionary war a
....l -4-g.i Wilson was beef IN
... I.... ~. T., aui was very pop
-.. Ieu 10 his employ, who
... ei hu Uncle Sam. After the
%. t.r beef u was shipped b.
'. .'-a.t.r named Ebert Ander-
ra.4.wars marked II. a. [. So
-o...n 90 being asked what those
ID. aoul-yia,ion # replied
.u.'au1v unless they were for
- ...-en arJ Uncle sam Tho
,a3aaI spread. unulit became
I.t- g. oil packages marked
.e ...lau1s to Uncle sam. -
Irs'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
Entirely SatIsfaetory.

W. J. Arkell. publisher Of Judge and
Fray.k Leslieis illustrated NeiosDGpsr, writes :
"JUDdE BUILDIgG,l
Con. FIFTH AVE. AND SXTsn;Ta ST..
NEW York. January IA. 1891.
"Abolt three weeks since, while suffer
ing from severe cold which had settled
on my chest, applied an Allcocks Porous
Plaster aud IN short ume obtained reiiet;
"In nv opinion these plasters should
he in eysry household, for use In case of
coughs. colds, sprsins. bruises. or pans OF
any Kind. know that II my case the re.
suits have been entirely satisfactory and
beneficial"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
V-.-,a,L.i.-N elee.n camp.-- PramO.Iou
Y IH0Ir NUDIs OUIFttss

90 "' IT NUM-" OhjfNes
10 f+'ar ~ Pc I6sDaica'
l-'e received from Professor Joseph
81. j.. BIZ D.. ourgeon-G enefal OF
-lei CUui,aerate Veterans, New Or-
"a. ISo OBJECTS Of which commend
.,s q the various camps OF Con-
@o veterans Information rs follows;
o. AID uame Of camp. tue officer IN COM
l-, name u the medical officer. with
t-',A ~ to Confederate States Army
Z. ~. 10y oommisslon snd places and mature
e., lt, the number OF menbers OF the
OF deaths ginee its organization;
- o. disabled soldiers attached. with
~ " uicir injuries; number Of mol
Iii. pDie0egste States Army soldiers at
" eAmps number OF widows sup
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

-.f "Y7''i:
..s J1lco Lucas j. Thompson
...... v..ty-Rrt Judge Thompson
. rather here are none living
g i- daughters have lett Viz
Is.
-. .... D.. information on the subjeot
.....'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

MAUzY, VA
- oftAr DispG'ch'
u. w.l keep roso-burs OF grape
j. j..
a-s arumber OF remedies adyer-
.... Consult florist or scotsman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
THE PRESBYTERIANS.
ADJOURNMENT OF The WEST HANOI
YER PRESBYTERY TO MAY 18TH.
DIR. Houston, Secretary of Foreign Mis-
sions, Wishes to Resigo-Committees
Appointed-New Schedule.
q, N. Richmond plso.,cs.,

tCorrsspondence OF the Richmond Dlspstch-I
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. April 29.-West
Hanover Presbytery adjourned yesterday
10 meet ut Rivanna church on May 18th.
The report on Foreign Missions for the
year showed an increase Of several hun
bred dollars.
Permission was granted the church az
Hampden.Sidney College to secure the
services of the Rev. DIR. Mcllwaine, presi-
dent of tho college, as supply Of the pull
pit for one year. The church has been
without q pastor since the death OF DR..
Charles White.
The Rev. Or. James P. Smith. one of tho
editors of the Centrd! Presbyterian, re-
quested dismission from this TO the
Presbytery Of East Hanover. The many
friends he has found in Charlottesville
will part with him With sincere regret.
TABLED.
The Rev. DR.. Houston, secretary OF
foreign missions. indicated his purpose TO
resign owing to q change Of view as to
the Scriptural method of conducting the
mission-work. A resolution was intro
duced expressing the presbytery's conh-
dence in the secretary. The resolution
was tabled after discussion, because 10
matter to tho General Assembly, which
meets in Macon. Ca. next month. The
tabllng Of the resolution IS not indicative
OF any dissatisfaction with the secretary
or his work.
The following Committee on Home Mis-
slOns was appointed Rev. Daniel Blaln,
Messrs. George Perkins, X. z. Valentine,
II. T. Holiday, PIP Barbour. O. I. Wicker.
and George r. Caske. Committee on Pub
L. DratAEgnF
Huntington, and Mr.. W. II. Harris.
Six missionaries have entered the foreign
field from this presbytery- namely, Rev.
+. K. Sampson, 10 Greece; Rev. Il. Y.
Lancaster. TO China; Rev. Henry 81.
Woods. 10 China; Rev. T.. Il. Grinnan, 10
Japan; Miss Ellen Emerson. to China,
and DR.. Edgar Woods. to China,
GOOD NEWS.
A new schedule, TO 60 into effect on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway after Nav
lst. will place the DISPATCH here at II
o'clock A. Nj.
Tucker $. Coles. Jr., died yesterday
morning at his home. EnniscQrthy,'' near
Carriers Bridge. His funeral Will take
place Sunday afternoon az 3 o'clock.
Invitations have been issued 10 the mar
rage of Miss Prudence :. Allan. Of Cut
pepper. and Rev. George II. SpOOner. tho
ceremony 10 take place wednesday eve
nlug, Nav l0rh, at o'clock, IN the Metho-
dist church at Culpeper. Mr.. Spooner -
a son of Mr.. &. W. SpoOner. Of this city,
and for the greater part Of hls life resided
here.
PERSONAL.
Colonel Sumner. OF the United States
army, and wife are the guests Of Mrs. NJ.
ii. :. Long, sister Of Colonel Sumner.
Mr.. I. G. Haas. former editor and pro-
prIet0r OF the Charlottesville AdcdHce, who
ha, been Frustrated with nervous debility
since October last. hes returned from Duf-
fields. vs.. Va, where he has been under tho
care Of DR.. Daniels. skilled physician, the
brother of MTs. Inns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
.-D.,-,nn,r efnailroad II on

u'alu oar issue of 10th instant
..... distance from the middle Of the
....l tie stick is 10 be put should
53+i5 BIS 100
N15 -X 10 .
1HH 10 sSj lJ7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
BATTLE-GROUND MEAL, Coo.

w
plugs Sun-Cured Tobacco. 2oc.
Bost Family Flour, sf.7J.
High grade Patent Flour, sf0O.
Very fneElOur, Bic. per sack.
Best Family Flour BE. per sack.
dozen Cut herrng5, RJc.
. cans Peaches, 3-pound cans, 25c.
3 ans Apples IN syrup, pounds, 2oc-
pounds Homeless Goldfish, PC.
Smoked Bloater umportei per dozen, @oc-
Pure Lard, &c.
California Hams, 12c.
Mocha and Java Coffee, pc.
. dozen North Carolina Roe Herrings, JIG
I cans Lynnhsyen Oysters, soc.
Nice Country Butter Prints, 25c.
Good Butter. roc.
3 pounds Dried Peaches, Zoe.
3 pounds Imported Yermicelli, 25c-
Pine Timothy Hay, per bale. zoe.
pounCs Gloss Starch. @0c.
4 pounds French Candy, 25c
Eighteenth and Main streotA
Phone, 507. NH l2-Su, Tu. Th&sA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
WANTED. THE ladies OF

VA nv T u, IIIt1 IINDEIh| VI
W Richmond and vicinity 10 know that PRO-
FESsOR ana MADAME 0. II. DE- LANoRroN,
Of Paris. France. have established a branch Of
their FAMOUS DRESS-CUTIlSG SCHOOL q,
No. I wes, Broad street, over HarrsOa's drug
sf0re. Dresses cut with or without seams, not
oven on tho shoulder. A perfect ne guaranteed
without uins on. Dresses made IN tbs latest
Par.sian STYLE, with or without seams either in
lining or goods aud guarantee pefect Ut with
out trying On. CAN At above No.
Mas. O. II. CLIFFORD,
n roll Nam
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
WANTED, MY FRIENDS AND

w ANIED, MI IhlENDo AMI
w THE PUBLIC TO KNOW that have ac-
copied a position az manager Tor sOMMA,
Manufacturer OF PURE ICE-CREAM and
WAIER-lCES. NJ 5O7 north Thri street, be-
tween Clay and Leigh tPhone 564l, where
would 10 pleased 70 soc and serve you. Twenty
years' experience IN tle bufluess IL a guarantee
hat all orders will receive tho very best atten.
ton. Special attention given 20 orders for par
ties, pic-uirs. Sc. Respectfully, a. DUGAN,
JR. General Manager. ap 23-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

WANTED, HALF-GROWN GIRL
w TO make herself useful 400 cast Clay
streat. ap J0-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

yHTANTED.-AG GIRL BETWEEN Q
w and ~ years old, OF good character, can
secure a good Christian homo By addressing
Miss KATE 5. CkALLE, Blackstone, Va.
~ an 30-1ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

yyyANTED, 1000 CUSTOMERS TO
w BUY THg GAS, KEROSENE. ana
GAsoLINE-STovES--Ali Sizes TO ESQ 81
ana 81 cash and 81 per week OF monthly pap.
ments. Phone 1854. LElDY,
sp l6-SuAt l6ov sast Franklin s,Essk ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
so.1t

NANTED.-PARTY WISHING TO
w leave town for several months desires %
RENT OUT on roas onahlo terms PORTION OF
THEIR HOUSE 70 O family remaining IN town.
Large, delightful rooms, yard, sc. centrally To-
Gated: convenient 20 cars ani business. II board
De desired u can DO had adjacent No small chill
dren. References. Address HONE, care Of Up
Town DISPATCH. ap Bolt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

WANTED, BY A Sc 7 I l. L d,
w MOTHERIY LADY POSITION In
somo first-class family or hotel, Can cut, ~,
aud sew nicely; take charge Of liuen.room or
cleaning. Is willing 10 DO anything that lady
can do not mental. TIE best references given
n required. No objection 70 leaving tho city.
Address MATRON, care DISPATCH ONCE.
an 3O-tts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

MAN 7 ED, THE PUBLIC TO
w know that they can obtain DIR. J. A.
MCGILLS FAMOUS ORANGE-BLOSSoM RENE
DIES at No. $500 east Franklin street. orders
by mail promptly hlied. AGENTS WANTED.
ap JOLT MRS. MARY MONkOE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

WANTED. TO BUY A GOOD Sc
w COND-HAND SAFETY WHEEL at low
figure. Give makers name and state price.
Aldless CASN. caro- DIsPATCH. Ap 30-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

IA man OF good business capacity and address
desires EMPLOYMENT OF some kind that VIII
make a living. Could furnish horse ami vehicle
n nature OF business required. Al references.
Address f., care OF w. D. Todd, 42d north sixth
street, city. ap dU-lL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
WANTED, GENTLEMEN OR

w GENTLEMAN AND WIFE TO OCCUPY
ONE OK Two FURNISHED ROOMS In a large,
pleasant house. Bathroom. with hot and cold
water. Centrally located. Pleasant homo 70
congennial pardea References exchanged.
Meals furnished Il desired. Private family.
"W. T." Uptown DISPATCH. ap 3o-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30
WANTS

REPRESENTATIVE WANTED.
IL One that possesses ability, experience, and
push. Some means required TO carry stock.
ALTON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Ch-
cego. III. ap 30-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

w TED, A FIRST-CLASS
w BREAD-BAKER on loat-bread aud rolls,
20 work az night. Address RICE KIDD,
an gO-3ts Danyille, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED
w HOSTLER AND DRIVER. Apply OF 1901
east Marshall street. ap 3o-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

WANTED, A YOUNG MAN FROM
w countryin RETAIL STORE. Salary small.
Chance Tor promotion. Address for three days
tonclose stamp WILlHEIIE, care DISPATCH
| offi,o CD 3O-1ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

WANTED.-A YOUNG MAN De
w SIRES A POSITION As CLERK. Can
write a good, leglble hand. aud is willing 10 DO
any class OF work at q reasonable salary. Can
furnish any reference required Address G. L.
H., Box 1S4. city. ap 3O-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

Can for our price-list and see what cash wiz
do for yOu-or matted on Application.
4. tLLMAN'e SON,
'Phone3i6. 1890 and 1922 east Main street.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-30

WANTED, POSITION AS BOOK
w KEEPER or ASSISTANT B0OK-hEEPER
by a young lady who has just graduated as tho
Charlotte Commercial College, Charlotte, y. G.
Thoroughly able mentally and physically. Plea
SAINT surroundings more desirable than large
salary. Address BOOk-kEEPER, 80 Ashe
street Greens bOro'. y. G.. Rp 3O-tt