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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-08


Speculation - ''Csar'' E-rsi's Piaa nj
Counting Gaining Favor with Prominent
Dr,sso-rats - ''Dernier Isrssort.'
WASHINGTON, Jan. s.-The tariff bill
will occupy the entire attention OF the
houSc during this week: or IL not the bill
itsrlf, then the row over the attempt to get
IL irforc the house. After four days If
fruiiie-s effort TO secure the presence Of n
voting Democratic quorum the house
adopted just before Adjournment Saturday
night the cx.rme cxpc,iirnt of ordering
tn nrry.: Of all members absent without
leave. Deputies were sent out ina nj! direc-
tious To serve the warrants ON these MEN,
bcr.. az ihc forty members absent with
out leave twen;y-one are Democrats and
nineteen Republicans. As some Of them
live at long distances they can hardly get
them here to-day. and n quorum is there
fore doubiful.
Same, That Are on the list.
The warrants are for these men:
B,rn.S of Wisconsin,. Bcl!en Of New
York. Bingham of Pennsylvania, Boatncr,
Frederick al Kansas, Brown Of Indiana,
y inn q: North Carolina, Cadmus of New
jersey. Chil,,s Of Illinois. Cobb. Cooper of
Texas Cornish of New Jersey, Davey of
Louisiana, Fielder of Louisiana. Fithiaa.
GaTi1cr of New Jersey, Geissenhaincr.
Grout III Vermont. Hciner Of Pernsy!-
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yu,,is
| I;ut wou,,:u', the ..;za,.'' smile:
From h. ;;epublicnn als,ntecs of course
no aid j.. cxnec.ed. They can I've brought
he's, up,ier ,lny,.s- but they cannot bc made
70 vote. This anniic- To some of the Demo.
rats a. well a. Republicans. and if the
| pppnsitioa within the ranks vi he Demo
cratic majority can bc organized - some
| IT them desire enough Democratic MEM
Der, might refrain from voting tn prevent
Ine consideration OF the the bill in It's
present shane. Privately some al the Dem
| 1cTats do not hesitate To- n,lmij that the
yrayijy Of tine situation j. very great.
,pt, like Oates openly advocate "a resort To
| ,hc parliamentary eXpcdient utilized 10y
tine Tifty.HrSt CONGRESS of counting a
| quorum.
| Another Caucus the Probability.
ia quorum cannot In obtained before
tomorrow ruothVr Democratic CAUCUS N.li
b. called Tni, i indeed what those VINO ART
d.-,atssnci with til. bill are aiming at.
rnry declare tina; ~ soon IL ,hey can dem
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-08
Tie Local llarx ~.

81 AOCoA HoCA 80
GA u, ETC.
Whcst-cnc.
Corn-Ncw. 3;d.cic.
O,.-- 6gs3c.
s,av- Tinc,hy. SO; upland, ssGs9: .loucn
s6LST: hai"h. SOFA.
Straw, S-GSs. Ga.
Ha;'er.Fs,, 10 choice, zoo pc; ere, merry, &c.
E.ys-Fee-a 22c-
"rrlfry--Chckens. dressed. Sc: tur cys. DIR,
cd. 1tc; ancz', dressed, Ll"c; ge,se, SSSlUc.
PRuyr AND veusTAHL.
Applse-fs 0,7s6 co per bio
pUfafccr-- 6yt..suc.
Onions &C per bn
Tlrlips-5a per br.
LIVE STOCK
Cat,ic--Batchcr- pay for toll >t.cru
&I:Nc; cows and neifcis. "a ,;ixc caivs,
,05-
Ncca 4sChc
SlRep-3scdihc
Coil--Sosi. 101lIc: hare. ss.sn
w"si-Cor' ~. $50 81 80: saved, $3.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-08

DIR. Coffee has treated over 100 patients in
Rockford and rrerpOrt and over 100 In and abou,
GslrDa. Co suiiation free firat trip.
He viii straieliien CROSS or SQUINT EYES in
two minutes.
Removes CATARACT n two minutes.
iterysinnc or nlm over the eyes, one minute.
I-idcc.imy-;wo MINUTES.
Turniav in or out Of lids and wild hairs etc.
r. moved quickly.
S;oppin:, of Lsc!rymal (tcar) Duct, cau.iny an
overflow Of tears permanently cured.
FOiypus TnmOrs in noe or ears removed in two
minutes.
OPENING Of the Erstachian Tube leading from
throat Z" ear In Two minutes.
Removing Tonsils and Clipping uvula, one
minute.
Every ~ thu above operations peri ,rm.
except cataract. aud patients a go home with
OFT dan ccr.
'ATXkACr. PrERYGINNE Cfor film over the
sight. ClOcit'es Of COrRea, hlinaness weak
wntery cyce, granula cd iias, chronic red sore
eye ~iai hair. en- up'um or turning in uf eve
lids. diseases II lsciryrnal duct (tcar duct) tn.
more Of eye. evtcrustnn Of eye hall. All ear.
gtcal Diseases Of the eve aud iie nervce
ACUTE AND CHRONIC NASAL CATARRa
| In al its forms cured permanently Ozama.
po'ypus. tumors. hawking aud snittiny, ENLARGED
eons'ls. lors Of voice, formulated core throi 1t,
toarrcWc@..
DEAFNEsS-I can cure 60 per cent Of tbeee
cAscs Can tell m five minutes II durable.
Core many cases In one treatment
NOt<9S In EAK>-l can cure In every case,
u1sCHAPClG EAWS]l can cure in cycsyca.c
BRONCHITIS AND LUNG TROUBLE curcd
Item catarrh can be cured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-08
American Catarrh Cure.

The American CI'a-gh cure il the rrau't ~ .,
ventN stIdy and ire tune Of the dt-ra.e. ~,
totile Gov, inc'- tue uloa' skcrtira. 10 Il alwgv-
ray ru-e. nrUan- neither de- cher nrr atom
t,rr " tts' re- tie hcssiLg. ct res thc htwk,ns
caus u Il eXpnetosa'i7... rrmuv~- the lead CHI,
an ~ no-. hler, Ing. MGR a-r- tn anps' &C.. pfO
duec- Snunu -lrc. lntigorst.- IA " he syst. "
and incrra - TIA vita ~. trsrarcG -niy Nv "
~ Jones, w. o.. NJ e. NoffI Eirv.rfu street.
fhiladcphus W nailed anywhere fnr 81
For fsl' nv all drtg ist-. Hartx q "ahr-ct.
Wholesale a. mt, az and rs Ninstesn;h -tf,et,
II ck Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-08
FORTY ON THE LIST
House Members for Whom
Deputies are Looking.
WARRANTS OUT foRTHE ABsENTEEs

The unccrsain Pro-c:s "G Obtaining . Quo
rum rrev~nts mn outline oC What the
Hou.c VIII I'm. But Leaves Much for
Speculation - ''Csar" Eeesi's P1aa NJ
Counting Gaining Favor with Prominent
Drrssv-rats - n "Oernier resSort."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-08
Now Open

with a replete stock of Fall
and Winter Suitings at No.
1907 Second avenue, in the
store formerly occupied by
H. ID. Folsom.
" n. EMlas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27
Try Your Own Remedy.

The Atlanta Constitution comments
upon paragraph which recently appeared
In the Dispatch as follows;
when the Omitted States supreme)
Court decided In favor of the 90 per cent?
tax, the safety of the republic. perhaps,
required stretch Of power on The par,
OF the government in behalf OF the ma
tional banks. but no such necessity can
be pleaded under our present conditions"
Then there is no necessity for trying to
repeal the 10 per cent. law. All you have
to do II TO make up case for the Su-
preme Court and secure a decision to
please the State-bank advocates. and to
food the country with wildcat money.
II the law is unconstitutional, II will be
pronounced null and void by that court.
SO there is no excuse for more words on
the part Of the men who deem 1t indis-
pensably necessary to the prosperity OF
the country to have State-bank circula-
ting notes filling the money channels
Come. now, @h0T your faith In yo-r own
teachings
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27
A Senator's Socks.

Many newspapers. North and South. are
"going for the socks" of Senator Call, OF
Florida.
II isn't that he wears socks that they
complain. but that quite recently he took
of his shoes, cooked himself back in his
chair. and extended his legs to g brother
senator's desk. where he rested his weary
feet. Several senator's who were sitting
near cast hostile glanees at Mr.. Can and
changed their seats.
The socks that MIR. Call wore on this
occasion were blue. While II Is con.
coded that this color would better suit
the pedal extremlties Of literary
woman. no point is made against Mr.. Call
on this account. The great trouble Is
that there is no precedent for Mr.. Calls
doinss. In all the written records and
oral traditions Of the United States Sen.
ate there is no instance OF a member
kicking OFF his shoes and exposing his be-
sooked feet to the view OF the Chair.
it Is quite common for Senators and Re-
representatives. to exhibit the soles OF their
shoes TO the presiding officers of their re-
spsetiye bodies. but this innovation OF
Mr.. Calls is resented as undignifed, II
not indecent.
The Senate seems not inclined to take
hold Of the matter, but In its inactivity
Il has not secured the concurrence OF the
newspapers. especially Of the cartooning
and carlcaturing press. So Mr.. Call Is
likely 10 md out that the offence will be
remembered against him when he seeks
reelection.
IL the story isn't true he should deny
II positively and demand a committee of
investigation. II the story be true and
there are mitigating circumstances Mr.
Call ought TO say 30 at once and
state what those circumstances are. We
fancy that the honorable Senator would
not be altogether unembarrassed II he
were to rise to explain how Il was that
his shoeless feet appeared upon the
desk OF q brother member during the
session Of the most disnifed ds,ibsrxtivs
body 10 The world" but still bis cass de-
Al cad III KAnaannn n san IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27

70 pieces WHITE JAP; SILK .; q inches
wide, at SOC. yard. Same quality AS
is pieces STRIPED WASH SILKS, all
we have or will have this season. al &c
Same as sold at BE.
10 pieces FIGURED CHINA SILKS at
lsc. Same as sold at IS and &c.
" pieces 2i-inch FIGURED MD
STRIPED CHINA SILKS at &c. same
az IL 'D Diece ss BEST ST FIGURED INDIA AND
sold at 75c. and 81 yard.
Il pieces ALL-WOOL NAVY AND
BLACK STORM SERGE at 81, 81, %, .oc..
and 81 a yard. Best value and lowest
prices in the city. ,-,...
S WasE e.s qeod prtT sG% a fhs
go pieces INDIA LAWNS, CRI M M -: =;
CHAiLIES. SERGES. AND DOT TED
FIGURED SWISSES at 8, ga, and l-3c
that sold formerly at l2iAc yard. We
are headquarters for good values ana 10"
prices this season. ,.>,Dco,,r
100 pieces more OF those hANDSoMf'
STRIPED DIMIrIES at i2 'se; DR.,
CAI.tS al l2Iac-used so much for Shirt
$50 s1'' pieces PLAIN WHITE INDIA
worth double the money.
500 REMNANTS PLAID and STUFFED
MUSLINS at and &C., were and lVc'-
yard In the piece.
A SPECIAL BARGAIN IN STOCK
SOILED.
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERW EAk.
Our entire stock Of samples ana ouds that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27
Swapping Creeds.

We said the other day to a Virginia
Republican paper that the Democrats
did not desire 10 swap creeds with the
Republicans. The Washington Post
nevertheless, reports Colonel Black, OF
jefferson county, w. Va, as being In
ciined to swap silver creeds with the
Democrats. He says:
.Right at this moment. however. the
money question Is Of far more Interest
than the tariff. believe that 30 pei
cent. of the people Of West Virginia are
In favor of the widest use Of silver. The
Republicans are as earnest for II a.
the Democrats, and the Republican party
might as well come out now and declare
for the white metal, as TO put II or til
1896, when free-coinage plank Will be
incorporated in the national platform"
The evidence multiplies that the Re.
pubiicans will try to steal the silver creed
of the Democratic party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27

II the late Colonel Frank q. Run1n
we're now living, he would consider II a
privilege 10 be allowed 10 draft Lee
Camps reply to the inquisitiye O. a. Il.
post OF Chicago. And we may add
That the Chicagoans would then be awfuliy
sorry that they undertook to interrogate
Lee Camp.
In view OF the fact that the people of
Chicago fired an artillery salute when they
heard that Richmond was burning UP oil
April Q, 1865. and that they removed
thither the Libby Prison building 10 make
II a perpetual menace to the restoration
OF good feeling between the States. Lee
Camp might very well answer their ques-
tIon by asking another-viz-,,'w whether the
Aforesaid Chicago post endorsed the con-
duct OF the chicagoans on the two occa-
sions stated. But We do not advise Lee
Camp to take that course. Indeed, as yet.
we have not seen the full text OF the
Chicago letter. but II II Is what We hear
that It is. a sufficient answer to 1t would
be YES"
1t may, however, be better for the
tories as unjustiHable mpertinence. and
then, without reference to them. proceed
TO put upon record it's views as to Mr..
Caves grafton. The camp was present az
q body when the GRAFTON was delivered,
and. In common with the crowd Of peo'
pie present. It's members applauded Dir.
Caves remarks. Now 1t Is not TO be
thought OF that they will recant in the
slightest degree.
1t is said that the interrogatories are
very cunningly drawn, and there Is hardly
any question that It is device to injure
Richmond. But Notwithstanding this evi.
dent fact. we doubt not that Lee Camp
will meet the issue squarely. The next
meeting of the camp is sure to be largely
attended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27
The Coming Woman.

dedicated TO the Teachers who attend
the Bedford Summer School Of Me-
thods)
In r cloud OF muss and laces,
With a thousand infant graces.
She reposes in the cradle OF the age;
But with dolls and baby-rattles
She will fight no nursery battles,
For grim Fate has destined her to be a
sage.
She is sweet as cream and peaches.
And her dimpled hand outreaches
For the gifts that ought to follow In her
train;
But advanced coeducaton,
And the problems OF the nation
Must b. used TO stimulate her growing
brain.
She will be advanced In Greek.
Just as soon as she can speak;
Her curriculum will take in comic Sec
TONS
And her cerebrum they'll store
With conglomerated lore,
And the latest scienti1cal projections.
Esoteric doctrine learning,
Her ideas never turning
lHt lOliito tHat
sex,
She'll translate the rocky pages
OF the prehistoric ages,
And elucldate the problems that perpleS'
There's no retrograde--'tis fatal
For influences prenatal
Have predestined her grave PROBES
sors chair.
And. instead OF love and roses,
Her horoscope discloses
4 Uttered study. dingy, bleak, and bare
But while higher power disposes
| IT'S the lower man proposes;
lie will whisper something saccharineiy
neat,
| And the ogres transcendental
| With the isms Oriental.
BE forgotten meath the charm OF love
complete.
| And sly Cupid will be dwelling
| Regnant in the girl-heart yelling
With the happiness that lesser mortais
know.
| And the 'fessor will have vanished,
BY matrimony banished-
She'll be learning tender love songs
sweet and low.
ANNIE LEE S-BIRCKHEAD
Profit. Albemarle county. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27

have been shown this season at half
price. Nothing hurt about them, only
need "A little water, which Is cheap. See
the line in baskets on store floor; also a
full line Of fresh. new goods on second
floor al low prices.
LADIES. CHILDREN'S and MEMS
GACZE and RIBBED UNDERWEAR at
half price.
500 dozen at 8. s. 10. 1874. %. 37'a. and soc.
apiece. No excuse for not buying plenty
OF Underwear to keep cool at these prices,
SHIRT WAISTS! sHIRT-WAISrs!,
The cry is. "stfl they come and stll
cellent lines are bound TO sell them. See
our new line Laundered ana Plain
Waists at Is. 81, IS, 70. 9s. and N.25.
SUITS! SUITS.
Not LAWSUITS. but an elegant and
cheap line OF DUCK and SERGE SUITS
AZ Sl6S, sl9S $2.lS, S2Ss. S.4s. n9s and
upwards. We show the best and largest
line in the city. and guarantee 10 nj.
Is New and Stylish NAVY and BLACK
SERGE SUITS NJ S. $50. $3.50, and SO.
80 SERGE and FLANNEL BLAZER
and ETON SUlrS-last seasons goods
that solt at S.. $50, and $40. We make
one price 10 close them, and that Is the
IS worth more, and can be used at any
time Of the year.
$40 BLAZERS and REFERS that sold
at s.. s.. s., 81. and 500. our sacrifice
prices are 81. $3.50. s.. and $50 apiece.
Cali and sec them. You viii need one
when YOU go away this summer, or stay
at home. for the evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27
The Proper Course to Pursue.
fThe Index-Ap Dealt

About the best reply that II. Z. Lee
Camp can make to the Chicago q. A. X.
post that has constituted itself sort
OF committee 10 nose out treason In this
section Is a very plain intimation 10 the
Illinois gentlemen that they ought 10 pay
more heed TO the eleventh command
n9pt-"mind your own business" The
sez2hern temperament. Is proverbially
generous and impulsive. but we do not
think that we are called upon 10 con-
tribute the material for the "bloody-
shirt" plank In Republican platform
Furthermore, the Illinois @. a. II. post
IL not the keeper OF anybody's conscience
In thls section. and X. f.. Lee Camp Is
under no obligation TO recognize the
authority which the post appears 70 have
assumed. We trust the camp will lay
the communications Of the Chicago post
upon the table-and then use the table
for kindling-wood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27

has long lived IN Florida. In neither
state is there any such custom in 'ss.s'a-
tive bodies az Mr. Call sought TO intro
duce In the United States Senate. and the
wonder l, THAT no should have been 90
"hrash' as 10 ignore the dignity OF the
Senate 10 gain few minutes comfort
especially az that same comfort mign'
have been conveniently and conycntionsiiy
obtained by paying corn-doctor twenty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27
rHE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
By THE DISPATCH COMPANY.

The DAILY DISPATCH ID delivered to
subscribers 1T FIFTEEN CENTS per
week. payable to the carrier weekly.
Matted At % per aunun: % for six
months; s1.5o for three months: Doc. for
one month.
Tho WEEKLY DISPATCH at 81 per
annum-
The SUNDAY DISPATCH 1t $50 per
annnfa. or 7sc. for six months.
Subscriptions IN all cases payable IN adj
vance. and no paper continued after the
expiration of the time paid for. Send
poet-o!iics money order. check. OF ree'n.
tered letter Currency sent by mail WIN
be at the risk Of the sender. Subscribers
wishing their poss-ofiice changed must
give their old as well as their new post
Office. Sample copies free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27

Mr.. Caves Grafton be the groundwork Of
the sentiment that whatever may have
been the pact, henccforth n you Islander
us We will rctaiiatr henceforth We VIII
play the part Of the lion instead OF the
cur; henceforth we will assert our man
hood, at least. and II this be treason, you
must make the most Of It you can. We
do not court controversy, but simply ask
TO be let alone. We are willing to CO.
operate In sentiment and practice with
Maine and Texas alike. We have ac-
quiesced for thirty years. we think this
Is enough. and. TO be plain about II, In
the future we propose to give you ms enot
as you send on this line. and the sooner
you find this out the better 1t win be
for all parties.
Respectfully. &c.
MARTIN WILLIAMS.
Bland Courthouse. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27

Atlanta, Richmond, and Baltimore are
all clamoring for appropriations from the
General Government for great fairs and
expositions.-The Galveston News.
Richmond Is not asking any appropriation
from the Federal Government. We are 60
ing to have an exposition here In October
but will be able to get along with Il
very well indeed without drawing upor
the Federal Treasury. And this We say
without meaning TO discourage or dis.
countenaDce others who are asking for
such aid.
About all that we are asking OF the
Federal Government at this time Is &c
pass tariff bill ana give the country a
rest for while. With the tariff disposed
OF by Congress. We expect to see business
revive. Then all OF our people will find
profitable employment. and be grateful
and happy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27

Clark Howell has an article In the
North American Review for July entitled
"Our Family Skeleton" being a reply to
Mr.. John f. Hume's article In previous
number OF the disowned public debts OF
the Southern States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27

The White "Covington' Dress Fabrics
the usual 2jo. value. are on sale this
morning for sac; " yards ohly u
any one customer.
Nos I and . Seamless Stockinet Dress
Shields for &c. pair.
Full-Yard Wide Silesia Tor PC yaln.
Cilberts Black Silesia for l5c., was SIC;
CIothss-Brush for Sc. that might DO
~ TYLER Mudges Pearl Dentifrice,
small, &C.; large. l0c.
Swivel Silk Ginghams. may as
we'll be termed /" summer silk as
70 looks and wear. White seeded
groundwork with small printed
figures, sold here and elsewhere at
6oc. Sacrifice sale is 25c. a yard.
eso Yards OF Dotted Swiss Muslin for
ioc a yard, 25c. quality n.,so.
a-Wsrds-i.ong Satin Damask Bunet
Scarfs; q Z2 Frijn r,SI'i Dolies for &C. each.
rn ne French Piques, were Pc. are
an new designs and colorinss'
d. Hooks and Money-Purses, were
Co 80. down TO 4Oc., your choiee io'
,, 2oe; sr,,cs Heels and Soles Ladies'
Ea -. Riack Hose go for 25c. a PAIR.
or Rest iOc. Hose are sure TO o., Dc as
GOOD az others, II not better A"eSe
~ coIors only for SC. pair. >, 80 80
ch ir Waists, Laundered, from N'l' 10
Navy SS Striped and Bl c%lsrs wi' and i "a.
polka; spots ru Haiue Of this season, to
s be s sSlq ", Waists in navy to be sold for
HaC;TEs saefh Real Point Venice was
81. 46 for 75c;, 9, ,ow q
Ano,nerI nserting, was ACC. Is &c: g.
Nenes, Venice Inserting was loc'' Is
Sc YARD. n,ack ground gray,
oao ,,red SIS value for soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27
Virginia, North Carolina, and Georgia

Virginia, North Carolina, and Georgia
Anent the discussion now goIng on as to
the comparative expense OF the State and
local governments OF Virginia. North Caro-
lima. and Georgia, the following figures
are taken from Extra Census Bulletin.
No. 10" Issued May 2. ISof. by the united
states Government
Summary OF receipts and expenditures
OF the state and local governments by
States and Territories, 1890; eve extract
only the figures for Virginia. North Caro-
lima. and Georgia. (:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27
Amount sxrended for Colleges, acad emIes,

a. Amount expended for colleges, academies,
normal schools, and other educational purposes
not included.
The following Qaken from the New
York Tribune-Almanac) shows the total
assessed valuation of property and popu-
lation of Virginia, North Carolina, ana
Georgia, as OF 1890:
Property valuation Pop.
VIRGINIA - 1891, 798 609 1865. $50
North carolina ..,. 2l2,697,2S7 1.6l7, 947
Georgia ,.... 377, 366,7A l.S37. 1853
The Census Bulletin here quoted con-
tains a vast amount of information on the
subject of taxation by States. Counties
and cities, and whoever proposes TO take
part in the pending discussion in Vir-
gInia should have copy of 1t for ready
reference.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.

RICHMOND, Va. June 10. 1894.
Tho directors Of this company have thu day
declared dividerd Of
THREE PER CENT.
on the capital stock Of $500 000 payable 90
and after July 2, 1894. JOHN MohroS.
10 2I.t1y2 Secretary and Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-27

Summary of expenditures. State and
local, including public schools. total and
per capita for 1880. and of expenditures
for public schools. total and per capita
of population and pupils enrolled. by States
and Territories for 1890 and 1880: eve take
only the figures for Virginia. North Caro-
lima, and Georgia.