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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-05-04
LADIES

Suffering from Retarded. Suppressed or Pain.
nature viii Ind our FKMALE PILLS an in(All-
ible cure. They are entirely safe and can al
ways be rolled upon for speedy relief. We
failed 10 produce the desired result ~ h0x|
shonld be kept on hand ot all times 70 pyoyids|
i,al. Ia T BY mail, With full directions. sscsreIy
sealed, e2.00 per box.
AL ..EluslID MlSniac@k!k Ia 4 n. 8Ss9a Ss9a.
Dec. l, l89l-ly. BosTOx. 0Aao|
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-05-04

BOTTLED ELECTRICITY for
Catarrh and pain. Want ngts.
Maynard 4 CO., Cincinnati, @.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-05-04
Dollison E. Arnold.
A. L. O'NEILL.
NOTARY PUBLIC T. REAL ESTATE
AGENT.
M. n n ula. o. n
Starr P. 0. Hooking County, 0.

Money loaned ON security. Collection
made. Legal business transacted. All on
most reasonable terms.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-31
auedsban, al doble de 10 que fla Q

quedsban, al doble de 10 que fla ei
r plamento,
Este acuer1o hsb'a deade lnego
muy POGO on favor de- Ia sericdad del
circulo. Ell reg'4m"nto dic". que
N case de opu'o podra hacerse una
derrama entire los socios, por una
so'a vez, para pagar las deu la; psro
NO faculta q la D.rec,iva Vi a Ia
Juota genera para aumeutar e pre-
clio de Ia Quota. S. Ia barreuado,
pu,s, el Reglamento, causando este
tan NAL efecto entire a|guno' socios
que Ell cate mes Sc han Dorado ma
de sesenta de los doscientos que Que.
dabsn. Acordose tambien mudar Of
Club a un local mas reducido, y go
gun Sc nos jijo, va astab, hab' ada
una casa en- la plaza Principal.
Pero anoche vmos una citaci6n
para nuevs junta general en- la que
se tratard de la conueniencia de- tras
ladar 8 no ell circulo & Ia nueva casa.
Todo este no acusa sino falta de
tacto indecisi6n en- la directiva,
que no ssba como enterrar el cada.
yer del nf'rwo qne agoniza.
Que lese oil Club donde csta 6 tras.
ladese 4 otra parte, morira; pues la
cslentura no esta en- el local. Dss
ppes de todo, creo que ganaria Ponce
con que desapareciera de una vez
un centro que aparece q los ojos de
los forasteros como Fl unico circulo
social de la poblac6n. 10 oual ha de
dar, al que no nos conozca, una idea
muy trlste d. nuestro estado social.
Cuando una cosa no cumple la
mission para que hs sido creada, deba
desaparecer.
Y en- este case Sc hays el renom
brado Sport Club de Ponce.
MARIANA ABRIL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-31

estA relaci6n con 81 mismo asunto
Hace s|gunos noches 40 presen-
taron en- 81 Club de SIN Carlos, de-
mismo Santiago de Cuba, sl jefs d.
policfs de Ia provincis, 81 senior ce
lador del diStrito y un guardia, ma
nifeStando que ibsn allf 4 visitar las
dependencies do la cu'ta asociaci6n
hecho 10 cual se retiraron ain que ha
llaran lab .ratorios de dinamita.
Y es natura!. Por las antillas,
500 en- C4toiio SO elabora esta sus
tancla. 4 ciencia y paciencia del 60
bierno espafo. At q
El colega de donde to amos Ia
noticia Sc pregunta: 7@ 80
"!Qu6 pasai !Asf SO impone una
vergiisnza a una reunion do pArso
ma. dignas y respetablesi"
va 10 We usted, camarada,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-31
EcOs de Cuba

Ell relevo del General Csl!eja nc
esta resuelto.
Perdi.ron la partida los in'r'g.nt.s
que en- Cuba como en- Puerto Rice
necesitan goberpadores comp'acien
tes que re pleguen su voluntad, cor
perjucio man 6ssto de los intersset
de estas colouias. ~
E importuno relevo del alto fun
ciouario que. Sc grange6 el csrho y
el respeto de Ia grande antiIla dsria
|ugar tristisimas consideraciones
Ri gobierno de la Metr6poli SO pom
dris en- alberta pugna, no va con Ia
opinion de sus colonias americanas
slno cou la .xpresada en- la misma
EFpahs por inndmeros organos de la
prensa peninsular.
Puede a6rmarse que nunca, como
ahora, se manifesto Ia msdre pstria
mas resuelta y viril en- la discussion de
les prob emss ultlamarinos.
LA dicho sin ambsgas la verdad
Ha evidenciado el peligro que hsy
en- cansar la paciencia de sus colon Is
de Cuba y Puerto Rico y en- provo
car conAictos qu' pudieran evitarse
imp antando sin reservas y sin miedo
una politica de #mplias mirAs liberia
les y progresistas.
CalIeja representa- en- Cuba el or
den y la lib b.rtad, mientras los iutran
sigentes quo 10 combaten representa-
el absolu'ismo y la exploitation, que
tan buenas artes empleau para pro
bar allende el Atlantico que son aquf
log patriotas y los buenos
Una Ultima considerac,6n pone de
manifesto los caminos que sigue el
gablaete espsnol,
Mientras Calleja, tan ensa!zado, SO
queda, Daban, tan combatido SO mar
cha. =.
Buen visj,!
En- cuanto al malestar causado por
los rumores eordos de p~6x ma revuel-
ia q1e conocen va nuestros lectores,
parece continuar
Por ejAmpio
Dlas ha Sc p 'esento al s. nor Go
barnador del Oriente una comisi6n
diputada por el Casino de Santiago de
Cuba a protestar contra los rumores
propalados per ci rita psrse de la
prenea local, que atribpfa q la clate
de co'or 81 prop6sio de promovtr Ia
guerra de rsza, sublt ltvandose en- toda
la isIa
Noticias sin ton nj 500, q no dudar
10, psro que en- estas circumstances
son como ruido de RI hondo.
\ vaya otra one puede no tepcr
NADIA de particular, pero Que acaso
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-31
Irlteresante.

Sc realiza a precios m6dicos d
mueblaje complete de una familia,
bien por Totes bien separadaments;
entire los varios relatamos los 81
guientes:
IL sillas, 4 sillones y sofa para sala
vslador y IN par de consolas.
Ipiano Pleyel de muy POGO use
con su taburete funda, candelabros &
isladores. . 8x
I saib6 mesa de conner. IL si-
las. 1 sombrerera. reloj de pared
2 roperos, ! para sonora y otro pa
ra caballero. tocador. mesas de
noche. E..
arafia de cuatro luces para gas
Auido 8 ipfuidad de articulos como;
camas y cunas para ninos, percha,
tohalleros, sillss de mesa, mesita de
cedro & & Todo en- bastante buen
estado.
Para informes dirigirse 4 la casa
R ToRo s Ga
Gale del Comercio,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-31
| NO MAS HERPES #!
Caraci6a radical por medic de Ia Herpe
tina de TorregroSa.

Numerosas csrtifcacones de individuos
curados de esta fatal dolencia atestiguan la
bondad de este medicamento. La HER
PETINA Sc emplea al propio tempo con
la LOCION ANTIHERPETICA De TO
RREGROSA que, tan brillantes reaultados
viene dsndo para extirpar las pocas, barros
y..manchasde la cara.
No hay empene que Sc ressta al trata
miento do la Herpctind y de la Loci6n An.
hh1petiea ds Torrearosa,
VINO NUTRITIVO
kola, coca y carne peptonisada, dc Torregrosa
Alimento reparador para los organsmoa
debiles.
Poderoso tonico en- todas las afeceones
del corazon.
PaSa la anemia no hay ferruginoso que
lie aventaje.
Levsnta las fuerzas fisicas del individuo
repurando al propio tempo Las fuuoonee
todas de la nutrici6n.
Els an antfdoto efcaz contra e. abuse de-
los licores
Todos estos prepsrados de Torregrosa
han sdo premiados con medallas de- orc
en- la Exposition Universal de Chicago en-
Ia regional pc Puerto Rico.
Dep6sito en ests ciudad, en- la Fdrmacia
de Gadea.
81 Por mayor, sn Ia de don LUIS A. Tore.
gross. Aguadilla, plaza principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-31
Cablegranas as
VIA SANTO DOMINGO

PRS, O:tubre. 22 La session ex
traortinaria de la Camara que Sc abre
maiiana, Sc considera siempre como
presentando un gr.n inte'es desde
los primeros actos. Sc hara TN tier.
to rumcro de interpelaciones sobre
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-31
I'm c0nf1iCto en- embriI
Z M { Conclusion J

r I CONCLUSION
Y dicen eel gobierno nos b
(*) Compuesto este s,tfculo, y 4
ginado ya, para selr con su primer31
en- 81 numero del lunes, vino & 1'timN
el telegrama dando cuenta del mosin
Capital y fue precise hacerle sitio. j
que apsreEca en- dos fragmentos. =,
Ia r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-31

de las antiguas contiendas y o. aqua
fango-a de- las intrigas de los par,
,idos
INCOGNITO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-31
A DIESTRO Y SINIESTRO

acknowledgements van de NAL en-
peor los consc vadores dc Cuba.
No solo el general Calleja los pre-
there y los arrincopa.
Fl general Martinez Campos, el
f1olo, el semidios, los trats a punta-
pies.
Ese partido eS insaciabk-siice el
hombre de Ssgunto -insaciable para
lgrar los sJfnes que Sc propone 70 .ta,
sw vlctima.
Despues dc tai anatema en- tai.
labios, queda un recurso suprem) q
los patriotas.
Disolverse, disgregarse, ir q bus
car refugio en- el olvido y en- la som.
bra. nV
Nunca e.perabamos que I'm n.ilitar
cspahol pronunciaria tan ruda sen.
tencia &
! La pronuncio , Pues q cum
plirla.
va Sc d.a ver-lpor vida
de Satanas !-que esa gente
por incivil y exigente
no es partido que es. p. .partida'
Tamb'fa manifesto el General q,se
Gtba, por sn lealtad y su honrades
me,tce la confansa de Ia ,sacion.
Y atodo esto, con tanta honrades
y lealtad SC prescinde de Puerto
Rec, que es la 'i,tesis de la lealtad
y d. la honradez. .''ss
STA Cuba, que pe!eo diez ahos y
signe con el machete e., el scinto y
las capsulas en- la canana, Sc le con
ceien libertadcs y reformas, I pue-
den negarsele A Puerto Rico I
Es necesario saber pelir.
Y 81 NADIA Sc obtiene, rccordaremos
que el tftulo le honrado y de leal Sc
alcanza llenaudo de cadaveres las ma
nfguss y permaneciendo en- actitud de
pe,petua amenaza
l Asi piensa la nacion ?
Tai criterio ald subsiste I
La leccion es harto triste.
pero al fin. !. .es gran leccion.
&6 A& 80 ak&#S
Hasta Canovas Sc vuelve contra
los obcecados de las Antillas, diciendo
"que desconocen el caracter historico
de la politica espshola en- America,
quienes solo Green APPLICABLE la politi-
ca asimiista'.
De modo que al gran CAnovas no
lie ssusta nj le sorprende Ia autonomia
EStos sustos y estas sorpresss Sc
guardian para los V'llare., y,los Ar
zuagas, y los E .ozcues de Puerto.
Rico, que no ven mas ala de sus ma
rices & sasN #sN
Los hombres que piensan largo y
leen IN el porveuir, saben que Ia au-.
tononia Sc impone de uh modo ter
miaante, y que ellos, mismos la de
creteran un dia 4 otro. u
Los Il timos telegramas son un gol
pc de muerte para los reaccionariosi
de ata
MARTINEZ Campos, Sagasta, Cano-a
vas, el triunvirato de la Monarquia,
pueden y quieren va1iar de rumbo en-
America,
'Ojos que tie vieron ir.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-31
LA - N g QDGE
COMPANIA DE VAPORES ITAIIANO

El vapor 10 JANELRo legara este puerto del 8
II del coente tom1 la cga para San Thomas G6no-
para G6nova San Thomas Ndpoes Sta Cruz de Tenerfe
para Barcelona via Geneva,
PFEC1OS PASAJES-
Clase distnguida.
Para Nfpos 400 broncs Eyonco,
Para Santa Cra5 de TaerVe do do
Thomas 5O m w
Barcelona
Para nforme generates dgrse consgnaaros en- esta
plaza,-Ponce
Rre@aE Ee@ gR~ ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-31
A los agricultores F.!
Buana aduuisiC6n.

Sc Ue'a3e, con bnenGS condolences, la md9ai-
ma gertical para moler cana de Ia HacieadS
Destno, en- Santa ISebel, de Is oabail0s de
titeysa, e's inagalfco estado corriente, con al
gt'sas piecGS dc repaest0, ssH,0 que estd ha.
cie'ado dctialmente Ell ccsechO y psssae vfrsele
fitncionar. En- sa caso, Sc eStre3drd en- Julio
procimo, en- que debe nlont0rse 0tra de mayor
potencia. Dirigtrse al que sus0ibe. Ponce,
Ferero II lS94.d --FRANCIsoo PARRA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
A COURT OF INQUIRY
OFFICERS UNITE IN ASKING THE Gov
tHNoR TO APPOINT ONE.
nav Smart Under the Censurs Of Coi"nsl
Jones and Desirs the Regiments
AHhirs Looked Into.

Some Of the troubles in the First Resi'
ment. which have been alluded 70 IN tnese
columns. will probably come to n iocus
within the next few days. and IL Is more
than probable that some KIND OF se'''e'
ment viii be Effected.
The Governor will more than likely De
,he arbitrator OF the difficulty. yesterday
letter was written by Captain george
~ Anderson 10 the Governor. asking Tor
. court OF inquiry. This epistle was
,lxned by all OF the members OF the recent
general court-martial who voted ior 'he
dissolution OF that tribunal, ana IL IN
.or, In tho possession OF Colonel Jones.
A colonel OF the regiment. all papers
from an officer in his command 10 a
higher Official have TO pass through his
ho,ss and for that reason the letter
was sent to him. lie will forward 1t at
pnce 10 the Governor.
PROMPT ACTION EXPECTED.
Wis Excellency has been apprised OF the
strife that is waging within the orgaii]d
zion. and he IS exceedingly anxious Una.
,he a,fferences between Colonel Jones anu
n number of his officers shall De speeunS
settled In view Of this, there Is h..,V
doubt hut what he will grant the request,
ma order the court OF inquiry. ms cou't
,,iu have fun power 10 investigate Tue
,n,ernal dissension among the miiitiameh'
ord The natural result will be the ventiia-
tIon of the entire troubles.
Colonel Jones Is maintaining a oiscree'
silence He is In daily communication
with his officers. one and ALL put hos
once since he had them before him anu
consurea them has he alluded 10 inc
troubJes which are known TO exist
TROUBLE BEGAN LAST YEAR.
Tho troubles in the organization mao
shaIr origin when in 1893 an encampment
60. arranged for. and after NUMBER Oh
an wan had made their arrangements 10
cn th.v were not permitted TO DO So
This caused some unfavorable criticism
~ Colonel Jones's actions. and when ne
dec,,ned In the fall Of that year 10 per
nit the regiment. or any COMPANY
,h.rsof Ia attend the state Fair, q num-
her OF the men. both enlisted and com
,niss,sned. became indignant. O'her
r,i,nss OF Colonel Jones which did not
meet with the appreciation OF the ne"
under him caused matters 10 aseuIne 80
thing but a healthy shape, and from
last fall until the present time Ua.'er'
have gone from bad 10 worse. until IN
eubordinat,on, and almost muuny, is riIe'
n is sincerely to be hoped that the ON.
Gers will settle their differences ana tha'
tho old regiment that has Tor SO long
has, the pride Of Richmond and or the
state may not be allowed to detsrisrats
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
LACE CURTAINS.

Our stock is the hanisomest n DO ~
and We have made very low Ir-ss .
dispose OF II.
HAND-RUN BRUSSELS LACE CTR
TAINS
I yards long reduced from 50 % 50 p
pair.
yards long reduced from 80 20 80 20
pair.
sA yards long reduced from IS 70 6, 30
pair.
EXTRA HEAVY rRlSH-POINf i'D-
4 yards long reduced from - ~ =. iif
3ls yards long reduced from IS re- 'i@'
Sl5 yards long reduced frcm " %
pair.
3is yards long reduced from 40 - B-'
SWISS TAMBOUR LAC
4 yards long reduced from 50 g. s.. i.'
4 yards long reduced from SIS % 50 Z
3Ii yards long reduced from SD b
pair.
3la yards long reduced from 8 - .
pair.
Some very fine Nottingham Lace c-''-"
at half price.
A nice assortment OF Sash L,cs ci'''.'>
Silkaline Point Russo, Derby sN 80
mask. Fringes, Glmps, &C. ''-"
wanting such goods will nni '' .
exceptional opportunity 70 I-'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
The virginia Htstorical Society.

The annual meeting Of the Virgins
historical Society will be held at th'
society's building. No. 7o7 east FRANKLIN
street, on Tuesday. December 18th. at
Il. NJ.
The president will read his annual re-
port, showing the work OF the society
during the past year, and outlining III
work for the coming. TIE officers for the
ensuing year will be elected. and there
will be an address on ELECTIONS IN the
Colonial Age" by President Lyon @
Tyler, and probably other papers By
prominent members OF tho society.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
DAUGHTERS OF THE REVOLUTION.
Interesting Meeting of Old Dominion
Chapter-In New Quarters.

There was an interesting meeting yes
teriay of the Old Dominion Chapter of
the Daughters of the American Revolu-
tion. II was held in the rooms dedi-
Gated 10 the use OF this organization,
the Society for the Preservation of Vir-
giDia Antiquities. and the Virginia So
Ciety OF tho Colonial Danes of America,
by the Virginia Historical Society. These
apartments are on the upper floor of the
home OF The Historical Society, and have
been handsomely fitted up by the asso-
Citations The furniture is OF old oak,
and Is beautiful and appropriate in de-
sign. The organizations have also Or
dered all the leading periodicals.
There was a large attendance at this
Ohe frsO meeting of the chapter in It's
new home. Mrs. Welch. the chairman
OF the Entertainment Committee, re-
ported several plans for a charming en-
tertainment to be given in January
The chapter adopted a memorial TO the
memory OF Mrs. Florine Staples Gordon,
wife OF Mr.. John N. Gordon. q charter
member.
Letters Of thanks were sent to Messrs
West. Johnston & Co., the Baughman
Company. and the Everett Waddey Com
pany for stationery furnished for the use
OF the chapter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
NOTE THE
BIG REDUCTIONS.

All-wool Ingram Carpet reduced 20, (,
20 i2c. a yard.
Atwood Ingram CARPET reduced non ;
TO 4sc. n yard.
Cotton Chain Ingram Carpets re- -.,
from 20 10 lsc. yard
Good Style 1apevry Carpet, re "a. ID
Is to 37iso a yard.
Tapes,ry-Brlissels Carpet redl-s1 ~
50 and Sc to $50. a yard
Body-prussels Carpet reduced from g.
20 soc. yard.
Extra Quality Body-8russels Cane, 70.
dpced from SIS and SIS - ..
yard.
Velvet Carpets reduced from go % -,
a yard.
Bigelow Administer Carpet SPECIAL -..
ternA reduced from g - :; ,,.
Best Moquette Carpet Reduced u.a
TO Sc. a yard.
We have yet a good essog'msr' 9.
vet and Smyrna Rug. lag.l e..
Squares. Linoleum. Ql-C'Jt.s Irt r..
Poles. Window-Shade Stat.E.
Buttons. and every regu-.', ..r
stery. which wo offer ~ t4s lowest .. Z
to close out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
TO INVESTIGATE THE POST.
The Committee for This Purpose to meet
Hare Tomorrow.

Ths Committee Ter Ihfs furposs w "Aee'
Hero To- Morrow.
The committee TO fnvesusate Fhii
Ksarney Post. Grand Army OF the Re-
hubble will meet here Tomorrow to ois-
charge that dsty
General John c. Linehan. OF New Hanp-
shire is Chairman Of the body. and MS
associates are Colonel Albert L. sholes,
OF Macon, Ca, and Colonel Manning. OK
Iowa.
This committee was appointed by the
commander In chief. General Lawlor, or
Illinois. for the purpose Of pursuing the
Investigation ordered by the National
Encampment, Grand Army Of the Re
public, upon the request Of Phil kearny
Post. The matter 10 be inquired into
is the charge preferred by Department
Commander Watrous. Of Wisconsin, that
the post had made improper application
OF funds contributed for Decorauon-Day
uses.
Readers Of the Dispatch are familiar
with the circumstances that led up to
this investigation. and IL Is not believed
for a moment that anything will come
OF It. II IL not doubted that the officers
Of the post will be thoroughly vindicated
by the investigation. II has been shown
that in issuing their circular appeals for
contributions they stated in plain terms
that &c was their purpose to apply all
eurplus moneys 10 their memorial fund,
which II is now proposed 10 expend In the
erection of a Grand Army of the Repub-
lie hall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16

III, ine hearing In the United States su.
r ,., court OF the Texas boundary case
, "n,en was set for tomorrow. has beer
ros,pohed until March 4th next. The
80 ,t was granted at the request
tn ne governor and Attorney General OF
rss'a This Is the case In which Mr.
~ involves i.si7.ooo acres OF land.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16

ter which ehort instructions viii
be given, and every evening At o'clock
a sermon will be preached by one OF the
priests. which will be followed by bene-
diction.
At the O'clock mass to-day at 81.
Pafrick's q band Of children Will receive
their first communion, after which Right
Rev. Bishop Van de vyver will administer
the Sacrament OF Confirmation. At the
late mass the Bishop will preach, and IN
the afternoon at o'clock the FIRST COM
municants will renew their baptlsmal
vows.
The Confraternity OF the Holy Ghost
OF the Cathedral will meet to-day after
vespers.
Next Wednesday. Friday. and Saturday
are ember days-fasting days OF obliga-
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
Pickett Camp,. Next Meeting.

II is expected that the meeting o.
Pickett Camp tomorrow night will be-
both impressive and entertaining. Nearly
all the staff officers OF the famous divis-
ion of General George T.. Pickett will be
present and will entertain the visiting
veterans. Captains Symington. Baird
and Bright and Major Pickett will be
present, as will DR.. Martin. Lieutenant
colonel Of the Fifty-third Regiment. who
was In the Gettysburg charge from start
10 finish. Colonel Aylett. Attorney Cen
eral Scott, Judge Clopton, and other
members Of the division are expected.
These gentlemen meet on Monday al
Murphys Hotel for the purpose OF pre-
pairing an authentic account Of the di.
Visions part In the battle Of Gettys'
burg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
Contract for Naming Streets.

Tho special committee OF the Council
70 let the contract for displaying the
names and numbers Of the streets OF
Richmond met yesterday afternoon and
awarded the contract for this work 10
II. T. Francisco. The Council has ap-
propriated $500 for this work
At 5 o'clock tomorrow afternoon the
Committee on Streets will meet in regu-
lar session. Among the papers to be
considered Is the petition from Samuel
REGISTER and his associates for privileges
70 establish n telephone system here.
Mayor Taylor has signed the ordinance
revoking the franchise Of tho Southern
Bell Telephone Company here. Counsel
for this corporation refuse to discuss the
plans Of the company for the future.
and Mr.. c. Il. McCluer. the district super
intendent. is out OF the city. The privi-
leges OF the Southern Bell expire one year
from last Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
BLACK DRESS GOODS

We have now in stock a .eN r...-
SUMMER FABRICS which ".l 81. 8
to buy AZ following prices:
42-inch Black Nuns yelling ou w.. 30,
duced from 70 % A.. y4-l
42-inch All-Wool Black CN..s
from n25 10 sc. 4 yatI
io-inch BLACK Hemstltch-I s-r' .rsi N IS
Yelling reduced from q 20 ...-
42-inch Black Striped Nuns N.I.. '..
elegant goods. reduced f.cA &c.. %
Csc. a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
TOYS! TOYS! TOYS!

The TOY DEPARTMENT % L-' y .
DAVIS has always been oonsAr'.'
best in the city. and while the s.
been reduced. every article VII o'
IN frst-class condition. HaYns 81.
short time TO dispose OF them
made the biggest sort Of re--.
order 20 close out We invite d.'
those buying for their own sss % go
before making their purchases
Elegant Plush Cases. Japanf''
and Papeterie at prices far oe'o" %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16

Az senses party" given last week
py one or Richmond's little misses an
agreeable and delightful feature was the
verse OF poetry which accompanied each
plI.e' There were ten verses In all.
sna tney were In exquisite taste, and
hao reference 10 the FIVE senses OF man
anu woman. The lines were composed
W me famous humorist-writer, Wade
nipple OF New York. whose writings in
a.. dispatch have been read with SO much
interest and pleasure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
The Poultry Show.

The Indications are that the poultry
and pigeon show to be held here mex,
week unoer tho auspices Of the Rich.
'nond Poultry and Pigeon Association
VIII he success. The premium-list will
De out Tuesday. Quite large sum OF
money Is offered in premiums, and tbs
entry-fee In all the classes Is very small
IheTe are already l. -ge number OF en-
tries
ina store formerly occupied by the
Hlohmond Music Company, next door "a
Levy Davis. has been secured for the
snow which begins next Thursday, and
WI DO htted UP in nice style for the ex-