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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-04
Thu ,f..,e.l.I...t Night.

The fedture OF an attractive and sue
cessful musicale. given under the ausplees
OF the Mozart Association at the Asaueuy
Last night. was the singing OF Mrs. IT, !.
clay browning, OF Washington. one -
possessed OF an excellent voice, over wni ~
She has perfect control 1t IL dramas u,
soprano. OF great power and exceptionally
fne quality Her rendition , OF the sS a1ll;
sSoyvsd perfect schooling. II was q
genuine pleasure to hear again sucn oin
and tried friends as Messrs. c nus ,l
cloves. Oscar Lohman, and the Ol1 Do-
,otnIon Sextette who, with Professor
Relnhardt as accompanist, acquittsd
themselves with their invariable nnlsh anu
ability. ,,r..h,,g,o,
MIR. Douglass Miller. OF Washlngtoh.
whose voice is somewhat strained sang
his first solo, "Salve Dlnora' IN p's"'
The encores were "Bobolink' lBiscn9rD
and "The Miller and the Maid ,Alatzlais,,
by Mrs Browning, ana Sl .i.i Ca y az
Reach" (Sousa) and soho Gaiop VIOu-
frev). by the Old Dominion Sextette'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-04
Tho rcfnrshnr. Judgeship.

Governor O'Ferrall was visited yester
dav by two delegations from PeterspuiIS
aicII,yaine called upon him to urge tho
S MSl,MainS f' Of Hon. W. p. McRas a,
IIihnstings Judge Of that city; and after
tbev hid left Mr.. W. r. McKenney ano
Major i. r. Iassiter presented the claimS
Of Nr. J. NJ Mullen for the vacant Junse'
nh; The Governor I'm reply to both delega
t,ons stated that ne had not fully settled
the question in his own mind as u
'.nather or not ne had the power 10 ap
noint. But he believed that ne dll IN ~, {,
HE power and would dispose OF 'he hla''e'
y,ithin the next few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-04

cepted. and an electiorswas at once gone
into. Mr.. Murphy nominated Mr. John Il.
MAYER. stating he was the choice of the
ward delegation, and. on motion OF Mr.
Fms. he was elected unanimously Mr..
Maun's resignation was snext presented.
and accepted, but an election was passed
by
Tho anrlIcatIon OF the Electoral Board
for quarters in the City Hall was fruit
mi source OF discussion. Referred to the
committees on Elections and Grounds
and Buildings.
WANT sTREET-CAas.
Mr.. Bloomberg offered the following.
which was adopted:
Resolved. That the Committee on Streets
no and they are hereby requested 10 con-
for with the proper officials OF the Rich
n,ond Railway and Electric Company for
the nurpose OF endeavoring TO induce the
said comnany 10 extend It's Broad-street
line eostwardly. and equipping 1t with
electricity. and also to establish better
schedule on its Marshall-street line.
Mr. Brock offered an ordinance pro-
viding for the. payment or az Guy en-
niovees seni-mNnthIy. and forbidding the
d p,o3 of orders on salaries by tho
Auditor ANY employee giving an order
Ga 20 he suspended for the first offence.
and removed for the second. The ordi-
nance was laid on the table
The same gentleman introduced an ordi-
nance that no alderman. councilman, city
officer. or employee should be interested
In the sale OF any supplies OF any KIND
10. or make any repairs ior the cry
This was also laid on the table'
Mr.. Brock also present. az -, III.
AZ least once a month. Referred to the
Committee on Healtf
relieved from service on the Police Com
mittee. The president announced the fol-
lowing committee appointments: Mr..
Mayer. Water Retrenchment ana reform
ST Johns Buryng-Grouhh' ar, po'ile.Vy'
-. AZ pIanks. Police: Mr.. Wallerstein.
iI,ht. Mr.. Woody Fire Department
MIR, Wallerstein offered two resolution
80 nrovidiug for the renewal OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-04
ASSAULTED WITH A CLUB.
An Alleged Attempt at Murder for 5000
Check.

Robert Brown. negro about q years
OF age. was arrested by Special officer
John 7. Hall yesterday morning on the
charge of making murderous assault
upon an old colored man named Philip
Davis, who came here a few days ago
from New York. Brown lives with his
sister at No. SlS north Thirty-nrst street,
and Davis went TO board with him. The
New York negro is a cripple. having been
injured, he says. while in the employ or
\ firm In that city He states that he
brought suit against his employers, ana
the case was settled by the agreement
Of the defendants to pay him certain
sum. His lawyer told him before he LETT
New YORK that he would be ready 10
turn over 500 10 him in a few days. he
told the Browns this. and the sister OF
Brown wrote 90 the attorney, who, II IS
said. answered that the money would
reach here Tuesday. September Ath. The
check would be mailed to Davis in care
Of Robert Brown. Yesterday, the ola
man says the Browns took him out 10
walk. They went out OF the city limits
at point near Thrty-thrd and
q streets. where Brown suddenly
began quarrelllng with him WITH
out cause and struck him with
club. Davis has an ugly. though not Sc
rious wound on the head. The accused
denies the story told by the old man.
Postmaster CCliingworth has been re-
quested 10 hold the expected check, pena-
Ing investigation OF the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-04
Pickett Camp Last Night.

At the meeting Of Pfcke-I -"
night Mr. John ". Atkins. Fifth Virginia
Cavalry, was elected an active member
and Messrs. JOnn A.. hose anu 49, ~
Crew were elected contributing members
1t was announced that DIR. Tudor would
preach TO the camp on the Fourth ounhaE
evening i'm this month at Broad-Stre
church. Lee Camp was invited to attend
and Company y. Captain Frank Cunning
ham. was requested to escort the veterans
Next Monday evening the ladies' enter
tainments Of the camp VIII be resumed
Judge Farrar addressed the veterans IN
an c.oquent ana pathetic speech on the
last Confederate soldier.
Colonel Maury stated that H. had r.
Gently visited the scene OF the Crater nat
tie and made some interesting rcihaIHs
lie was followed by Captain Pollard, who
gave a graphic account Of the explosion
and the terrible fight which succeeded
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-04
Whore They Got the Whiskcy.

The liquor with which the two little
boys Willie Carson and Jake Adclasky'
got so terribly drunk Saturday that the
formers life was for a while despalred Of,
was furnished by the Carson boy. Mr. \.
]. Smith. Wnlic's grandfather, keeps a
grocery and liquor store. saturday, ne
says. he gave Willie a basket of goods TO
deliver. ana among the articles in II was
a bottle OF whiskey, which the child APP
propriated. He declares that Willie is
very unmanageable and has given him. a
great deal Of trouble. Tie is q son of Mr..
Smiths daughter and his father is dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-04
NEWS FROM THE soUTHslDE.
What Ia Going On In Manchester and
rfieId-Personat.

The September term OF the County
Court OF Chesterfield begins next Monday.
IL VIII be grand-Jury term, and there
are several criminal cases for considera-
ton, among them being that of John
Russell. charged with the killing OF
George Timmons.
Yesterday being a legal holiday. the
bank was not open and the post-ofilce
closed after 10 o'clock.
The infant child OF Mr.. Joseph X. Me-
Cam died Sunday morning AT his parents
residence. No. 1873 Perry street, and the
funeral took place yesterday afternoon
III 80 O'Clock. The remains were taken
to Petersburg for interment
In the Police Court yesterday w. Z.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-04
NEWS FROM THE COUNTY.
Fined for Cruelty TO AniinaIs-To Print n
Hand Book.

William Johnson. a resident Of Harvey
town. was before Squire James S. Lewis,
AT the County-Court house, yesterday, and
was fined $50 for cruelty TO animals.
The charge specified that Mr.. Johnson
placed litter Of unweaned puppies in an
old field. and left them there to starve.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board of Supervisors was held, and voted
an appropriation for printing 5000 copies
Of an illustrated handbook Of the county
for free distribution at the Exposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-04
Wanted in Warwick.

John Nickel alias George Lewis (coloreO
was arrested Sunday night by Officer
Werner charged with being a fugitive
from Justice from Warwick and Eliza
beth CITY counties. He is charged with
mace and attempting 10 wreck train in
the latter lie was taken TO Warwick yes
tcrday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-04
HENRlco DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.
Meeting Yesterday-HOn. George ID. Wise
10 Enter the Canvass-Personal.

The Henrlco Democratic Committee
held a meeting at the county courthouse
yesterday, and after transacting a good
deal OF business having reference to
perfecting the organization Of the party
In the county. adjourned to meet again
on the first Monday in october.
Dr. Warmer rendered his resignation
rs n member OF the body. which was
accepted. and Mr.. w y. Ford was elected
his successor. Mr.. Ford was a member
OF the old committee. and, though not a
candidate for reelection at the late
primary, received very handsome vote.
MIR. WISE HERE.
Hon. George D. Wise is in the city,
but will leave to-day on a visit 10 CALI
fornia. He will remain there about a
month. and on his return enter actively
into the canvass. He expects 10 spend
most Of October on the stump. Mr.. wise
has already promised TO speak In the
r.r,t Fifth, Seventh. and Tenth districts.
and Will help his friends out wherever
else he can.
POLITICAL NOTES.
The Powhatan Club will hold its regular
meeting tonight.
Colonel Tazewell Elicit Is in Ashland
on a visit TO his brother. Mr.. a. Il.
Ellett. Jr.. who is indisposed. He VIII
return 10 the city to-day.
Mr.. ". X. Mckinney, OF Petersburg,
was in the city yesterday When asked
tf he would be a candidate for the Demo-
cratic nomination for Congress from the
Fourth District, ne said that II the noni-
nation were offered him with any de-
gree Of unanlmity he would accept IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-04
LITTLE Lottie Getting Along We'll.

Tottle Heck. the little girl who was run n
o,icr nv A street-car in Fulton ana 50
b,dly injured that the ainputau9h Oh non,.
les was found necessary was uoihs 'ei'
4ftrllaN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-04
The Young COMMUNICATIONS.

A meeting of the Young Mems 9 rman-
American Association was held last night.
After a general discussion concerning the
fermentation OF the ass citation. the meet
ing adjourned until next Tuesday, when
il will be decided whether or not German
Day Will be observed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-04
ETsINEes WANTS
WANTED, TO BUY A
SECONDHAND ELECTROPOSE.

SECONDHAND ELECIROPOlNb.
se4.lt W. Y. ~, care DISPATCH
~ OSULLlVAN. EIGHTEENTH
H. and Main streets, wants customers tor;
: packages >oapine. ...........-:...........s -
200 tales Choice iiny-J-oale lots-ue!lF- 40
cred NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -.s. ..'.'sss.-' w
large bars Laundry soa2..............-.. %
Pure Lard. malo by Richmond butcher, ,
per Ound........-.... .... '''..''+'.-'''' o
plugs Fine Sun-Curod tobacco, same rs
Gravcly. ............ .--..--..-.- .....--... -
Pure CIDER Vinegar, suitable for picking.
Der Gallon ....-...... --.-.-...'s <.
> hounds Fine Cream Cheese. ...,...... 70
Nice sweet Mountain Butter. Just Gene in,
per pound. ........ ..--.. ....-.. ...... -
6 bounds very large soft California Pruno5 20
IuCO packages ilorsi0ri's BreaI Powders,
large CEc..-...... ..-...... .-.-.'.... ~
Imported Sardine5 win keys, roll top, per
car. ................. s.s... ..t-s.....++- q
! dozen New North Carolina Cut Herrings -
500 cans ROYAL Baking Powder, bargain .
- 600 dOZcu nice Fat Mlckcrel Just arrlV-
ca, per dOzel...... ........... ........-... "
Nice Roll Goldfish. 8 pounds for............. 70
Finest Mocha ana Java coffee, trosh ground -
Vanilla syrup, sugar Drlp-something new
per s1llOn....-.............. ....-..+..-.- ~
3 dozen Lemons. large ones. .-.-....-.-.- .
5000 bags Finest Family Flour "Prlde '. -
Same Flour IN barrels. creamy white ...... BIO
Chiuped Beet. IN large cans. ......,..... 10
Fresh Ported Ham. nLest davOred...... o. >
English Er snKfsss Tea, per pound ........ 20
pounds Granulated sugar and pound
lea mixed. ......... .................. II
Dent fail to see Ems. IL Is only for TO-DAY.
"a lisa. Yu.Ih
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-04
WILL LEAVE THE YARD.
BUSY SESSION OF THE COUNCIL.
Assistant Librarian Matter DiscusSeu-

New Ordinances-Other Busincss.
The Common Council held a busy ses-
sion last night, lasting until after L
o'clock. The street Committees report
recommending. among other things, $500
for a sewer in LOmbardy and other
streets. was referred TO the Finance Com
mittce The proposition to spend S1,vU
in park improvements was reported on
adversely by the Finance Committee, ana
rejected. The following appropriations
were agreed to: $500 for maintenance OF
parks; $500. for the purchase Of mules
for the street department; 500 for River
View Cemetery; 5000 for the poor OF
the city. The resolution appr0prldtlhs
81 900 for repairs to the First Market was
reccmmitted for an estimate.
BUILDING-FUND ASSOCIATIONS.
The ordinance imposing "A specific tax
on building and loan associations pro
,.,l.cl tre fret discussion oC the evening
The. license is 10 be graded as follows:
un a capital OF less tnan 5000. $F Der
annun: $4,000 10 $4,000. SO; $4,000 TO
100000. 800: $4,000 TO $4,000. $l25; $780,
COO to $2oo 90. $50; 10000 to $4,000, Sl7j;
$4,000. $3.50: and over that amount 80
for each additional 10000 Of capital.
Any nonresident company having an
Office in this city f. to pay the same
amount as that provided by the Act Of
Assembly Of March >. 1S9i Any company
doing a purely local and mutual business
is to be taxed only so This is com
promise measure, and was agreed t.,
only Messrs. DiacOnt and Mann voting
against it.
ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN.
Tho resolution 10 appropriate 1920 per
annum for the payment Of an assistant
state librarian failed Of a two-thirds ma
iority, Messrs Blanks. Brock Diacont,
Ems. Gunst. Mcdowell. Seay, and
Trower voting against. Upon motion to
reconsider. there was considerable discus
sion. and several amendments were pro-
posed and voted down. Finally. the mat
ter was passed by until the next meeting.
The report Of the Water Committee,
with regard to an appropriation for
meters and an ordinance for the govern
rnent Of the same. were next presented
and laid on the table.
The resolution to pay the Coroner $lSL39
per month, instead Of fees, as al present,
was referred to the Committee on
Finance.
Under the roll-call for petitions, etc.
the first paper presented was the resgna-
ton of Mr.. y. Il. Grooms. 1t was ac'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-04
THE RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures SEPTEMBER 4, 1894.

electric-light contract. and granting free
water for the Exposition. The former
,yas referred. and the latter was adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-04
THE SUNDAY CASES.
HEBREWS AND OTHERS CAN SELL
ON OUR SABBATH DAY.
Ex-Court Clerk Young Injured by NAL
let--The Cruiser Raleigh VIII Sail
Down the Hay.

NORFOLK, VA. September S.-tSpe-
cial To-day Justice Burroughs render
cd his decision In The cases against the
Hebrews and others. charged with vio-
lating the law by selling on the Christian
Sabbath. Justice Burroughs sustained the
first point and imposes fines In those
cases, but does not sustain the others'
the Court holding that a moral disturb
ance is not such disturbance as Is con-
tempIated by the law. This, therefore,
permits the opening OF stores on Sunday
by Hebrews and others who conscien-
tIously believe that Saturday Is the right
Sabbath. and who conscientiously observe
Il as such. 1t is possible that n case
may be made up and carried TO the Court
Of Appeals.
SKULL NOT FRACTURED.
Mr. W A. Young. ex-clerk OF the
courts who was struck on the head with
a mallot In the hands OF ABE Jordah'
nroprietor OF the Mint saloon AT iatc
hour Saturday night. Is considered some
vvhat improved to-day, and his skull IS
NOT fractured. though IL was supposed
70 be- lie was removed from ~. VIM
cents Hospital yesterday ana carried 10
his home on Chapel street. Mr.. Young
had a quarrel with Jordan. The latter
is in iail. He is also under Indictment
for shooting Captain John r. Ludlow not
long since.
LABOR-DAY.
Iabor-Day was observed here by CLOS
ing the navy yard. custom-house. pubic
onices. exc .9revs and schools. The
navy-yard cnal yees are paid for the
day.
WILL LEAVE THE YARD.
The new cruiser Raleigh will leave the
ward on Wednesday and 90 as far as the
lower Chesapeake, where she VIII ADJUST
her conpasses and then return TO the yard
She will leave at the end OF the week
and start on her cruise, which VIII ulti-
mately be the European station.
The cars are under construction anu
nearly finished. tn power-house COM
pletcd, and the trollcy-system VIII De IN
operation on the streets in very snort
time now If nothint occurs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-04

XxTANTED. TO RENT TO A PRO
w FESSIONAL MN, TWO LARGE con-
Meeting BASEMENT ROOMS. Fire n ono
room IN winter furnished free; Sl2 per month
for the two Apply ~ 7l3 east Franklin.
se PIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-04

by a. ". Pollard.
d'. X. Ellis. Aucilonfer,

RY DIRECTION OF PAUL VIE
ID ST0N. executor II tho estate b, o., w. -
william A. Wyatt, 10 will proceed "a ~. .
Ala Dorta Eighth street, On f %
WEDNESDAY, sEPTEMBERs t..
commencing az DD A. -
5 Chamber Suits. IN oak AMI
wood, In good order.
1 Parior Suit Of 8 pieces.
1 large ParlOr Carpet.
] large Pier Mirror. with ar,I,..
pair Marble Vases. Brlc-a. .,-.. r..
] Walnut Ifall-Rack.
2 Walnut Wardrobe.
Oak F0lding-Bcd. r0ol Or -..
2 Hall Chairs. Hal arl fl.
Pictures. Spring BE ann.
Bureaus, and Bfdsta4.
I Antique Carved sideb..rl
Extension-Table, sily.rs...
CrOckcry.
rooms or Mating
l Dining-ROJm Clock.
- Oak Chairs. ana many sr
Sale positive. T.
SC
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t. OLD DO HiN
N ~ SIEAN>H..
X .nA
tS.N TRI-N EEhLi i...
l-Al-C3N& hI...

LAY and FRIDAY 4t
Manifest closed one ho.l
time. ~. ,..
o. NDrtn l.lNsr. Cog
MONDAY. " LIN l-''''--
DAY. 3 p. 81. ....
Passene,r ace mm.ll..
chin rare q New llit
,,,ssrs and brrthl Nil
Dichmoud and fe,''-A
road and Ch-sJpt->.
r4NuaN ......-.r-..t-
Round trip tickets, 6rot
DAYS .......-.s+.. .t.t..
ct-eygas fare. wiki slb-.s
Sfcerae,, fare. without --
,rick.ts on sale At I..I
,rrnnany's. sol east MAJ
-. and Ohio. and N.t
,srsburg dspots. and az
I'm east Main street. :"
many popular northern
and simmer resorts o..
Tncgage checked through.
Freight forwarded AMI l'
lading issued for po.n.s
Freight received daily uat
Passengers leaving Rich"
DAYS, TUESDAYS. ~
THURSDAYS, and SAIL $500.
Chesapeake and Ohio ra.W
port News al +. 81. tn.
mond and PetersbuIg Rlll"
(same days. at 4. NJ, VII
ton AT Norfolk with
those days. 49,, ,...s
an % No. lpl 1851
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-04
SUGAR, PER


Bright elbow sugar. ...-................
Now NoIta Carolina Roe Herrings. y doz-
tOr..........-....... ............- .s... -
Sea salt Tor baths. per pound. va
Hes. CITY Meal, per busheL. ............., SO
Arbucke's Ariosa Coffee, per pOund....... %
SwItzer Cheese. per pound. 20
Fure CIDER Vinegar, per gallon. ............ %
Picking Spice, per pound. ................ ~
Best cream Cneese, pOun0s ior......... %
Fresh SOds Crackers per poV "a. .........
Large Messina Lemons, per d0Zon.... ~
Nice Fat Mackerel, per dozen. ............ 70
Best Carolina rice, per pound.. ...........
sugar-Cnrod Shoulders. pei pound. :
Salt Pork. per pound. ...............,...... O13
Silver hlDg Minnesota Patent Family
Flour, 1910 barrel or pc. n sacS
Snowflake Patent Family Flour $3.50 \
barrel or 2jc. SACK.
Nasnlng Powders, per p3c4age.....
New Prunes. per pound.
or 1 lus. tor 2ac
Best Roasted Lasuyra Coffee. ........... ~
Good Cooking Butter, per POUND ....... 10
Pure Lard, per pound. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
POUNDS harylns Luncn cgackers....... 20
Pure sugar syrup, per gallon. ~
California Hams. per pound. ......... ~
Good Mixed Tea per pound. ............." 20
Breast bacUi. .........-.. ....... ..--..'s.. Az
Gnge.-snap-, per pound.............,...
Fresh Country butter, per pouad........ "
New Orleans Moiassos, per gallon ......., 80
California Claret Wine per gaiion...... ~
Price-lisf mailed on application Phone 3i"
s. ULLMAN's SON,
dc 27.dexsu ls20-ls22 eass Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-04

WANTED, OCCUPANTS FOR
w ROOMS with or without Loard) NJ 2O3
west Grace WHOLE FLOOR % rOOms). -
BASEMENT OFFICE - rooms, $40: SINGLE
ROOMS very reasonable. Please call and cx-
1-2E
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-04
STANDARD DAIRY CHOP

IA a properly balanced ration. composed Of cot
tonseed meal, linseed meal, mill feed, &c.
mixed IN such proportion as 10 insure the best
results az the smallest cost. Price 30 cents per
100 pounds.
W0oDLA@s DAILY. August ~ lS0A
Messrs- Thomas :. Winn Co;
Gentlemen,-I have been feeding herd
OF forty mead OF dairy cattle en- your Standard
Dairy Chop. ana mud that 1t produces as M lcn
MILK ana OF a. good quality, as faec costing
much more expect 10 use large quantity
during the winter months. Hoping you much
success, because OF the interest you take In tho
dairy people.I am
Yours truly.
fSigned.l h. CLARhE-
FOR sale by THOMAS s. WlNN & CO,
No. 500 cast Marshall street
Phone 500. 5Yi-l limo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-04
RAILEO ID IGH.
CONDENSED TlMETs.L..


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CHESAPEAKE ANp ONO
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fexecpt >lul1v o.
blry 0anY f- t..
nv exrrlt >ga.l.I
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house. -,23 /. A-' i.A
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-04
EDWARD
PHILADELPHIA, RlCuTtM
MOSD. AID NoRfo.t ---1l''
STEAMSHIP CO.4IAat.

Appointed sailing d-ys I,.J go
DAl ana FRIDAY al y. o.
SUNDAY al D A. ~
Freight for Tuesday.
steam rs received uu sIl.,
Sundays steamer I'LL b.
Freight received daily Ll..
Fare. $500
For further informll.n
j. 49, H...
General Southern Agent
". h. tll
ep rs General Agents,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-04

WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED
w GROCERY CLERK; hot a. WAICh :;
SINGLE MAN as lanItor; CLOTHING CLkHh
LIQUOR Statesmen; STORE PORTER; SHOf
TINE-KEEPEK at the EXCHANGE tords Law
p,ili,ng ninth street. al 3l-FSu&Tn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-04
ATLANTIC-COASr INE-g d.
special 500 a. ~. ffr..c.
DEPARTURE OF >rr,v..

VIRGINIA NAVIGA1lOA -,
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Newport News, N4ai~.n..l,
river landings, anu c.i.
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$50 and SO. 10 Nor..lh.
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b. a Grand DrChc-tri1u.
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place. and all points % h4
and North Carolina
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-04

XArE WANT YOU TO WORK FOR
w u. thus making $l2 10 $50 per week.
Parties preferred who can furnish horse AMI
travel through the country. team, though. -
not necessary few vacancies IA towns ana
cities. spare hours may lie used O. g0o1 ad-
vantage. Is. +. JOHNSON y Co, 40. > s9uth
Eleventh street. Richmond. Va dc J-luly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-04

By J. Thompson Brown Ill
Real Estate Agents anI ....
No. lli3 east Ns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-04

NXyANTED WEEKLY. 100 COOKS,
w LAUNDRESSES, hOUSEMAlps, VAIL
RISES, and NURSES for NEW lORh ana
other NORTHERN cities. Wages from e3 10 -
Der WEEK. TRANSPORTATION furnished.
X. W. FLSOM'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
my 6.Su.IuSThts Az east Broad street.