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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-02-14
In the senate.
.ch to the Standard.


HELENA, Feb. 13.-The time OF the
senate to-day was taken up by routine
business. Buford and Folsom were APP
pointed educational members of the com.
mittec to 60 to Deer Lodge and Billings
on penitentiary business.
The bill appropriating $50. 900 for worlds
fair purposes was referred back to COM
mittee on finance on motion Of Gibson.
who thought an adequate provision had
bccE made for advertising the state ut the
fair.
Tho house bill providing for the pay.
ment of bountieJ on certain stock-killing
animals was then taken up. Gibson
moved that the bill be referred back to
to the committee ON stock-growing and
grazing. which motion was carried.
Folsom presented a petition from resi-
dents of the Southern part Of MeaRhcr
county praying that that portion Of said
county bc annexed to Yellowstone county.
Tho house bill regulating the hours Of
stationary engineers was passed with three
votes In tho negative, Buford, Gibson aud
Steele.
A communication was received from tho
state irrigation convention urging that
the Hoffman irrigation bill be killed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-02-14
GOT HIM ON THE LIST.
Csdsr Il No Novice In the Matter 81 De.
sertlon.

Ceder L. No Novice In the Natter 81 De.
sertion.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
HELENA, Feb. 13-It seems that Coder,
one Of the republicans who voted for Clark
Saturday. 10 not q novice in the art
OF deserving. The name OF c. L. Coder is
now on the records of the war department
with tho charge of descrtion against IL.
About week ago Senator Sanders told
Congressman Dixon that a bill was now
in the house of representatives for tho re-
moyal Of the charge. The senator had
succeeded in having the bill pass tho sen.
ate, and Mr.. Dixon was requested to send
q letter to Colonel Outhwaite, chairman
OF the committee on military affairs in
the house. stating the case, AMI asking
him TO expedite the bill in the house SO IL
would not go over the session. Congress
man Dixon wrote Colonel Outhwaite,
stating what he had been told by Colonel
Sanders. and asking him TO expedite the
bill il he saw proper. Coder since then
has performed another act of doscrtion,
and this is sufficient to show that IL 10 his
nature and that he is not deserving of
pardon. A telegram has been sent recall.
ing the letter.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-02-14

Iheartly concur In all that Is said In tho fore
going address, and will do everything possible
upon my part TO carry out tho plan proposed by
my democratic supporters. lfany good demo-
crat. not now o candidate, can be elected sena-
tor, shall be more than satisfied with the re-
su.t. AMI II my own withdrawal will accomplish
this it will not be withheld even for a moment
W. w. DIXON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19
Washington Small Talk.

GBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, d. c.. February 18-The
House Committee on Elections to-day by
majority vote decided TO report In favor of
Elliott. the Democratic sitting member in
the Standardization case of Miller US.
Elliott, from the shoestrlng or black dis
trlct of South Carolina.
President Harrison returned TO Wash
ington to-day from his. shooting trip. He
is benefited in health. but had poor sport.
even the rabbit which he was reported TO
have shot having been killed by ex-Sena-
tor Sewell.
A cablegram was received at the State
Department to-day announcing the arrest
of Bank-Presldent Cadwalader, of the Su-
perior National Bank of West Superior.
Wis, at Rio de Janeiro. Cadwalader was
indicted for embezzling S63.0OO of the
banks funds. He was released on $40, 900
bail. which he forfeited and fed. His
bondslnen paid the amount, and the Amer
lean Surety Company of New York, in
which he was bonded as a bank official.
paid $4,000.
Mr.. Oates. from the Committee on Ju-
dietary, reported to the House TO-DAY, with
recommendation that IL pass, bill pro-
vlding for retunding the tax collected On
raw cotton under the act of July, 1862. IL
the event that the Supreme Court holds
that law to have been unconstitutional.
The committee thinks the question of suf-
hcient importance to provide a means by
which the supreme Court may set at rest
the question as to whether the large sum
collected was rightfully or wrongfully OBJ
tanned
1T meeting of the Executive Commit
tee of the National Association of Demo-
cratic Clubs held here tonight commit
tee Of five, with Congressman Wilson as
chairman, was appointed to raise a perIna-
nent fund to enable the association to do
moro effective campaign work IN 1894 and
1896 than in the last campaign. when the
association was hampered by lack of funds.
Assurances were received which guaran-
teed substantial fund to begin with,
which will be increased monthly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19
FEATURES OF
TO-DAY'S PAPER.

THE HAWAIIAN IsLLNDs-A Sketch OF the
uesper,des OF the Pacific qllustrated)-The
ROYAL Line OF Observation-Disclosures Kings
Lead Back to Prehistoric Time.
AnvIce TO "sPoRTs Idle Re
porter's" Suggestions to cock-Fishters-
uooo-skirts and Storm overcoats-Girls' BE-
ua-e Of Ice-Cresm-Town Gossip.
THE BABY coNvICT-Ho Ts Eleven Years Old
Native OF Richmond-Desf Mute, Lock
Picker. Artist. sketcher. and General All
Around Expert
QUERIES AND ANswERs-aes'ins OF '"o
Z: aeneral Assembly OF yirginIa-sir walter
p.,o,cn and Roanoke Island-cost OF Pro-
ducing Silver.
IN souTu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF VISITOR
from Observation-Disclosures o. the feopie-
Their Homes and Manner OF Dress-Iho
Doukcy's Hardships-
LIGHT ON THE Embellishments OF Explorers
and Observation-Disclosures Testimony to tho
rr,,b NJ Scripture from Babylon and As
syria.
FORTHCOMING DRAMATIC ATTRACTIONS
master and Msn"-Je1reys Lewis-"coun-
try Circus
SPRING FAsHIoNs-Pretty Paraso' 'ne mar
bingers OF tho Season-Festures OF the
waking and Driving Toilet.
rnrroR's BoOK-TABLE-The Campaign OF
, Waterloo by j. C. Ropes-Poems OF william
ws,son-Coniederate Campfire Talks, &C.,
&c.
oysTErs AND TAXEs-A Double Subject OF
Gres, Public Moment-Gross lnsqual'y
Shown in the Taxation Of Lands.
SOCIETY sTRUGGLE-A Dull Week In baiu-
more-Battle OF Bouquets at a German-Ciose
Of the Season In Blaze OF Glory.
NEXT STATE IICKET-Intcrcst IN It's Per-
sonef In the southside-Claims OF o'Ferrah
and Tyler-Mayor Ellysons Strong Follow
ing-others.
srYRIsE MEETING-Thlri Days Session OF
the Young Mems Christian Association
State onvention-Iutorestng Papers Sub
miued and Discussed.
FITZ LEE TO COMMAND-The Ex-Governor
Invited to Head the Third Division OF the
Military Parade at the Inauguration.
WANT THE LAW AMENDED-The oystermen
Ask That the Legislature Be Convened but
the Governor Declines to Do So.
INTEREST IN THE BAZAAR-Ladies Organ
izing IN All Of the Southern States and tho
Richmond Committees Hard Mt Work.
LAST DANCE BEFORE LENT-The Richmond
Club Gives a Brilliant German-Many Enter
tainments on Valentines Day.
GRAND LODGE OF PYTHIANS-Ths Body 70
Convene Hero on Tuesday-Parade Of the
Uniform Rank-List OF Delegates.
SHERMAN BOND AMENDMENT-It Is Agreed
To in the Senate by n Vote Of 80 to 10.
GOVERNOR MCKINLEY RUINED-He Has En-
dorsed for AN Unfortunate Friend, 1t Ap
pears TO the Extent OF Bankruptcy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19
Dispatch Solid on silver.
RICHMOND, February 1G. 1898.

hlCHMOND, fcDTuhfy 40, 1870
To The Editor OF he DisDG'ch:
You are holding your own" on the
"silver question" II Is IA curious form of
blindness-more curious than the worst
form of color blindness that a man
can't see the difference between silver and
paper money" so called. The one -
coeyal with the race everywhere, in
peace and in war, recognized as money
and valued by its weight. The value of
paper money is as airy as chatf and "a
unstable. have been paid some money
lately by several German farmers. ana 1t
was all in silver. Soon after the war quite
a large amount was paid me in silver. and
il was worth its weight. Had 1t been IN
paper 1t would have been worth only
"shucks." Farmers don't lay up paper,
and they are wise men.
Before he irdr 1 was in Charleston, s. c..
and had plenty of Virginia money" but
did not know whether / could get back to
Richmond with IL on the cars. It
was of very doubtful value in Charles
ton. 1t required a good deal of figur-
ing. We must have money in
this country that is of a certain
fixed value in every town and county in
the United States-if not gold and silver
il must be such as the whole country IS
willing to receive without question. This
is solid ground. In the language Of one Of
the Sunday-school hymns. referring to
another question
"On this the solid rock stand,
All other ground is sinking sand"
NERIIAs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19
Mormon Preachers Asssssioated.
fRy tAlacranh u tina ntanatch

PULASKI, Tenn, February 1s.-The news
has reached here from remote part of
Lewis county, about twenty-five miles
from Pulaski. that two Mormon preachers
who have been in that section for some
ing repeatedly warned TO leave the coun-
try. while preaching to small crowd
were assassinated by a masked band of
men, who rode up to side window of the
house in which the Mormons were holding
their meeting and fred through the win
dow. killing both instantly. No one else
WAS iniura1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19
Fatal Railway Wreck.

DENVER, Col, February 1s.-The east
bound Atlantic express aud the west-bound
Utah express on the Colorado Midland
railroad collided near Bath Station, twen-
~ miles from Leadville. early this morn
ing. Both engines were completely wreck
ed and i've passsngor-coaohes were demo-
lished. Three trainmen were instantly
killed. and several were seriously injured
None of the passengers were injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19
JUDGE JAcKsON's SUCCESSOR.
1t Is Thought the New Man VIII Come
from kentucky.
rRr felegrann 70 the Disnatc


Bytelegrapn 10 the Dispatch.l
WARRINGTON, February 18.-The con-
frmatlon OF the nomination of Howell i.
jackson TO be an Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court has led TO speculation in
political circles as 10 the identity OF his
successor on the circuit bench. What
President Harrison will do IN the matter 1t
Is. of course, impossible 10 say. Since the
surprise occasioned by the nomination
of jackson no one cares to hazard
prediction. Democrats say that the con-
firmation of jackson was reached through
an understanding that the President
would not nominate a man to succeed him.
The circuit over which Judge Jackson has
presided consists Of the States OF Michi-
gan, Ohio. Kentucky, and Tennessee. In
view of the present representation IN the
judiciary from those States, and if geo.
graphical considerations are allowed TO
prevail III the selection of circuit judge,
as II is assumed they will be, the gene
raj belief Is that whether President llar-
rIson or President Cleveland appoints, the
new man will come from Kentucky.
Michigan has Justice Brown in the Su-
preme Court; Ohio. Judge Taft in the Cir
cult Court of Appeals; Tennessee, Justice
Howell in the Supreme Court, and Ken
lucky. Justice Harlan in the Supreme
Court. The latter's appointment Is the
oldest of the list, however.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19

EoR Observation-Disclosures. 4

- ,eo - .rrun. No e2l north Ninth street.
1880 per annun, NO. $50 nortn IN nl na s.,
1850 per annurn, NO. 23ll ems, DIoan ss,oo~
$500 per annnm. NO. lll3 erovy ns w. 80,
1850 ,,er AMMAN No 500 north Tonth streot-
soso ner annnm. No. 2Oi west Main street.
900 ncr annum. No. los north Beech street
900 per aunurn. No. 325 west Main street.
600 nor annum. No. 32B west Cary street.
1920 per aunum, NO. lOD east .n f 1900
5000 per annuri, No. l23o west Snty $3.50,
5000 per annum, No. III west Nh.y 49,"
1900 per annum, No. 2O1 Heserso. saoc..
400 per annufn, No. 4O4 nortn :. .tu 1880 1880
1000 her annum, No. 2b01 east Broad street.
s5o0 nor nnuurn, 80. 26O3 Y. Marshall street.
sS0, nor annum, No. 5O7 nosby street.
siS nor month, No. 3c3 south Laurel street.
ak nor month, No. 513 north 26th street,
ais per month, No. SOS nortn y n,n
sI2.5O per month NO. 3OOo b a.ran,
al per month, No. 20iS east Clay street
sjO Der month. Ma. 1903 Ross street.
sIo per month. No. 1876 south Cherry street.
SiO per month, No 203 south Linden street
sI0 Der month, No $40 north 2stn street.
SIO ner month, No. 17l5 east Grace street.
am nsr month, No. - MosDy street.
al ner month, - north 23t street.
And SMALLER HOUSES, STORES, &C, eise-
Cal ,nhone or send for our PRINTED KENT
LIST. Full information. EXAM sco
Phone J34 D. D. re 49, 49,,
H. I0-lt lilo '.fl' 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19
AUCTION aALea--slouday.
By j. n. Valentine, Auctioneer.
1880 east Main street
,seisfant salesnen--John Y. Laughton, Jr.. A.
p. Montgomery, George II. Valentine.


DEREMPTORY SALE OF EXCEL
Il LENT MAHOGANY ANTIQUE FUhNf-
1URE, PARLOR FURNITURE, PIANO, FBA-
Their BEDS, EXPENSIVE JEWELRY, &C. AT
AUCTION.-By direction Of Mr.. George 4.
Lumpkin. who was large purchaser at the re-
cent sale Of Mrs. 7. A. u. Oliver, deceased, /
viii sell Of the residence, corner Of Brook ave-
nue. and Clay street. 90 DO removed nj once, On
MONDAY, FEBRuARY 90. 1898,
at 1890 A. NJ, very desirable collection OF
MAHOGANY AN IQUE FURNITURE,
amongst which will be MAHOGANY
sIDRBOARD, with China press, DINING
TABLES, NARBLR.TOP TABLES, WARD
ROBES, HALL-RACk, FEATHER BIDS,
MATT RESSSS, BEDDING, LOUNGE, PIC
TuRRs, CARPETS and RUGS. ORSA-
MEMS, &c.
AAHOGANY-CAsE PIANO and STOOL. HAND
SOME BROCATfLLR CURTAINS and YIN
TURES. PARLOR SUITE OF ROSEWOOD
FRAMES with silk covering LADIES' DESKS
or ROSEWOOD. and many other articles OF
value.
] very handsome set OF PEARL JEWElkf.
l very valuable BRESST-PiN and RING.
Mr.. Lumpkin desires that tho friends ana
relatives Of Mrs. Oliver, deceased. win attend
this sale, as everything will De sold without re-
serve. j. II. NALENllNb'
10 II AucuOnccr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19
Judge jackson Confirmed.

WASHINGTON. D. c., February 1s.-Judge
Jackson was confirmed as Associate JUS
tice OF the Supreme Court this afternoon,
7leJl con
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19
FEYLs CoMPLrAlgNrrp.
SENATE AND HOUSE.
The Sherman Bond Amendment Agreed
To--Ysss, SOL Nays, 10
.. - n D-l ~

WAsHnoros, ID. O.. February la-SxS-
ArK.--The Senate, having taken up the
sundry civil Appropriation bill. was ad-
dressed at length by Mr.. Stewart in oppo-
sition to the Sherman bond amendment.
At the close OF the discussion on the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19

We have uneQualled facilities for making
COLLATERAL LOANS on giit-edge securities.
In order 90 encourage this business We viii make
our charges light 20 Institutions corporations, or
private individuals who wish 10 borrow money,
Ne will MAKE loans from ono 70 twelve months
ot a low rate OF interest. We also make LOANS
on REAL ESTAI z az tho usual rate Of interest
from one to ton years. Those having money 10
invest Will hnd II T. their advantage 20 consult
u. JACKSON BRANDT Il CO.,
u 1911 No. LOG east MIN sfrnnt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19
.>,,.., PERSONA
ID T. II S o N A f..


,n sy wn,, ea ae,s, in Richr,ri
taIns an 81. ~ Lard, Baooa q ~. 'l b
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19
By George W. Mayo. Auctlonecr,
MS. ~ and ~ north Ninth street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SEW

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SEW
4 i ING-MACHINES, ORGANS, SrEAM-IA-
BILE, &C.. Ar AUCriON.-I viii sell at my s1ore
at 1880 o'ciocS on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1898.
2 GOOD Walnut and OAK Chamber Suits, nice
Cheiry-Frsmed and other Psrlor suits, very hne
Singer and other Sewing Machines. e1celient
Walnut Marbe-rOp Buiiets: Mahogany side
boards, Wardrobes, &c; mica Parior organs,
Caairs and sofas. Walnut Extension-l ables,
Dining. Room Chars, Centre and Library-In-
HES. Etagere. Double and Single Bedsteads,
Dressers, Nashstauds, CtiOs, Bcd-sprngs, &c
Cooking. and Heating-Stoyes; l S'cam-fsDle,
with IL meat and: vegetable apartments; be-
sides a large assortment u MISCELLANEOUS arti-
Giles. OEOhGE W. MAlo'
fs 10 AuctiOucer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &c.
JACKSON BRANDT & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND LOAN BROKERS.

( We buy and sell REAL
ESTATE for cash or on COM
mar por.rr mission. Exchanging i'm
NAL Id - proved or unimprOyed pro-
perry will receive special at
ltention.
We have MONEY TO LOAN
on Real Estate in city and
REAL ESTATE suburbs. We will take loans
LOANS. on collaterals, securities, and
commercial papers at a low
rate OF interest.
pr~,r.Ic .Nnf We give our personal stten-
hhC nI;I n a-'D ton 10 RENTING. Collec-
u 10 ,A1E ~ tons promptly made and
II VI L money advanced on rents
Prompt attention 10 all business entrusted to
rs. Best references furnished II desired. In
0uries by mail cheerully and promptly an
swered. JACKSON BRANDT & CO.,
No. 1903 east Main street.
70 1o-Su, tn. Th&Tu4t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE:
EoR SALE By On
J. 3. ELAN q CO., -
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AucTloNEshs'
I113 MAIN STREET.
Good INVESTMENTS.

ss.boo WILL BUY THREEsT0RY BAY
WINDOW-FRONT STORE on MAIN
street near Old Market, renting Tor 9ooo
per annum TO firsl-class tenanI pvrrtr
e2,soo WILL BUY A ThkEh-sIohi Dnisn
Main and Franklin, now renting al sJOo
per annum 10 good tenant.
a.. 900 WILL BUY TNOSfORY FRAME
BAY-WINDOW-FRONT DWELLING
on west Cary street near ReseryOir
street. Rents for 5000 DER anuum.
$4,000 WILL BUY a TW0-ST0Rl- BASE
MENI BRICK DWELLING on Twen-
ty-ntth street near Marshall street, rent
ing at 1900 per annum.
a.. 100 WILL BUY A TWO-STOkY BRICK
DWELLING on Canal street between
First and Second streets. Rents fox $500
per annum.
a.. 200 WILL BUY TWO HOUSES on Broad
street between Twenty-nfth and Twen-
ty-sixth streets, renting for s204 per
annum, with large lot.
$1,000 WILL BUY A IWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING on 1wenty-nith street near
Leigh street, renting for $3.50 per au-
mum.
$500 WILL BUY A TWO-sTORY FRAME
DWELLING on Pine street near Beyer-
IL street. Rents for 800 por annum.
s1,soO WILL BUY A NEW TWOSToRY
FRAME DWELLING on Twenty-sxtn
street near Clay street, renting at $500
per annum.
$4,000 WILL BUY TWO FRAME HOUSES on
Laurel street near Beverly street Rent
for $500 per anuum.
$1,000 WILL BUY A GOOD BUSINESS STAND
on Seventeenth street near Franklin
street, renting at $500 per annum.
s1,100 WILL BUY A NICE TNO-STORI
DWELLING on street between iwea-
ty-sixth and Twenty-seyentn streets,
renting nj sl20 per amman.
$1,000 WILL BUY A COMFORTABLE TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING on Spring
street near Laurel street, renting al
$40 per annum.
$4,000 WILL BUY A BEAUTIFUL home on
Clay street between Third aud Fourth
stroets. VIII rent for 3i2O per annum.
$3.50 WILL BUY FRAME DWELLING on
Byrd street between First and second
streets, renting at $40 pee month.
S1,1O0 WILL Buy A BRICK DWELLING on
Twenty-sixth street near Nj street,
rented n $40 per month.
$4,000 WILL BUY THREE HOU SES on Iwen-
ty-sixth street near NJ street. now rented
~ S4JO per annum AMI never vacant.
Sl,4O0 WILL Buy A NICE HOME on Twenty
sixth street near Clay street, rented at
$3.50 per annum.
CAL a. our ONCE Tor further Information about
the above and let Us talk % y0u about these and
others. BE sure 20 see Us before you buy. We
have a good list 10 select from.
J. q. ELAN & Co,
fe 10-lt 1ll3 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19

MONEY TO LOAN Is ~I'r
w SUIT on city real estate .'
Phone, $50, BOSWELL N IAAt...
Tenth street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19
COUTH THIRD STREET RESI- g.,
DENCES.

Ihavo several ATTRACTIVE HOMES on this
clean, popular, beautiful, and dry street, to sell
LOW TO PROMPT BUYERS. My people need
money. Como and get the benefit OF their ne
cessItles. n. W. BOWIE,
fe 1o-It Real Estate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19

HIN A y CIAL.

We make All GOOD LOANS ON ,'.. Del
ESTATE that come g. l-at a..
charges. DEMON, ~
Ia l0-lt SD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19
LIVELY DISCUSSION.

There was quite lively discussion for
an hour. in which Mr.. KYLE, of Mississippi,
took the leading part, claiming his part or
the country had been Disseminated
against.
Representative Wise interjected few
remarks. He thinks Richmond citys in
tcrests should be well cared for and ex-
poets to submit some remarks when the
bill again comes up.
Representative Meredith had something
TO say in behalf of the Richmond and
Danyille, which road runs clear through
his district.
Colonel A. b. Andrews, of Raleigh. n.
C., and other representatives Of the Rich
mond and Danvllle are here and are keep
Ing q close watch on the proceedings.
The. matter will be settled early next
week.
fEELs CoMPInigNTEp.
Representative Cochran. Of New York.
who has been invited to deliver the annual
address at the University of Virginia By a
delegation OF students from the literary
societies of that institution, has not fully
made up his mind He feels complimented
by the invitation, but cannot see his way
clearly to accept, as his engagements are
numerous.
Hon. IL. W. Flournoy, Secretary of the
Commonwealth Of Virginia. spent several
days in the city this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19

EOR RENT, THREE NEW ME- "a
IL DIUM-SIZED HOUSES, Nos. 403, 405, "a
and 407 Thirty-second street.
DEN00N, TUPPER & CO.,
70 10-1t 81 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19

RENTALS AND
CARE OF
L X OF l. X I Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19

NOR RENT, FRAME HOUSEA
Il No. 725 north Ninth street, six rooms AZ
and detached kitchen. The house has Just been
painted and the rooms papered. Apply to j.
sCHUMANN, 63l east Broad street re l0-1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19

COLLATERAL LOANS.

N.B.-wo sell privately at all times.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-03
BREvrrrEs.

A license TO wed was issued yesterday for
Alfred williams and Matilda J. DAFT, both Of
Seattle.
II you want cheap stove. look az the Loyhsd
Tinware Manufacturing Company's advertise
ment today.
The order given to Capt Frank Taylor the re-
cruiting officer. TO step enlisting new recruits.
has been renewed TO November Is II was flrst
issued on October IS for the remainder of that
month.
The remains Of Col J. W. Clark, the victim OF
q street car accident, were shipped to Detroit in
charge OF his brother. 5. J. Clark, Of Maple Val
ley, yesterday afternoon on the o'clock train
over tia Northern Pacific railroad.
The Y. p. 8 c. z. OF the First Presby terrain
church will hold COLUMBIAN sp-on sale" Fri
day afternoon ami evening, November g. in the
church parlors Aprons received from different
states viii be sold. Admission free
woman giving her name AZ Mrs Z Will
iiams was taken III on Yesler avenue last even
hack, In which she was taken to Providence
hospital Her husband Ia In Oregon.
Arson Partino. recently arrived in the city
from Norway. Mich, was booked at the police
station Last night on tho charge OF assauiting
japanese Hsnash in the Columbus house at the
corner OF south Third and Main streets.
sergt. Walter S Conway. OF the Fourth United
States infantry. who Is on recruiting service
here. 10 sfiil confined to his by the STRATA
Ing Of the soiasic nerve, caused By his siipplng
from O log as the ride range last sunday.
Charles BROOKS. alias "Peg Leg" who was
convicted la Justice Caldwelps court wednes.
day OF stealing 81 from Japanese prostitute, IL
well known Ia Spokane. Prosecuting Attorney
William Feuton. OF that city. told Deputy Prose
cutting Attorney BAGS that he bad sent Brooks
up thres times for minor offenses