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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01

No man ever had a higher appreciation
OF the duties or the cournsics OF the
office than Mayor Ellyson. and he has met
the exacting demands OF the position In a
way that reflects credit on the city as well
as himself
IL goes without saying that Mayor Ely
son could be reelected TO the Office If
he so desired. and there are many hun
dreds OF the citizens Of Richmond of all
classes Who VIII learn OF his determination
with genuine rcgret.-l;ichmond Times,
local.
Mayor EllysonS determination not to
be n candidate for reelection to the
mayoralty will he regretted ty many
friends. He has made good public OFF,
cial and has executed his trust faith
fully. Few men have given more OF their
time 20 serving the public lie has worked
zealOuslV in the interest OF Richmond !:
indeed there has been no matter con-
corning the welfare of the city In which
he has not been conspicuous. He has
done this in Richmond. and he has re-
presented the city in other cities greatly
TO our benefit To members OF the news
paper profession in particular Mayor Ely
son has always been obliging. No re-
porter has ever gone TO him in vain for
information on matters concerning the
city. AS a rule all newspaper men at
tempt TO get correct reports, and In this
task they can be greatly assisted h. public
.aCn. We all recall very gratefully the
readiness OF Mayor Ellyson TO aid us in
this respcct.--The State. editorial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
D. II. Hil on stonewan jackson

The Century Magazine for February
contains an article written by the late
Gcneral y. II. Hnl entitled "The Real
Ftonowan Jackson"
llill was brothcr-.n-law 20 Jackson He
formed Jackson acquaintance in Mexico.
Through Ilill. Jackson was appointed TO
his profcssorship at the Virginia Mill
tary institute. and the two men therefore
knew each other long and well.
INNS statement is that lotter-wrlter
from the field Of Manassas told very
pretty story" about General Bee pointing
70 Jackson and saying. There stands
Jackson like a stone WALL" but that 1.-THE
tale was a sheer fabrication, and the
name was the least suited TO Jackson,
who was ever in motion, swooping Ike
an eagle on his prey"
There was. said Hin. "a nuisance In
The service known as the army CORE
epondcnt," and these persons sent OF
many stories OF jackson which I'm has
denied la this article.
or Jackson Hnl wrote that when bat
lie was about TO open his hand would
lreinble so that he could not write. but
this only indicated weak nerves, not III
mildly. | think (said HID that he loved
danger for its own sake. and though his
nervous system was weak he gloried IN
battle. and never shrank from its dan
gers or it's responsibilities.
And General Hi further wrote:
jackson was truly a modest man. lie
would blush like a school girl at com
pllincnt Hc had not the grace ana
puavlty OF Marlborough. the easy fascina-
ton Of Napoleon. the imposing dignity
uf Washington. Ills bearing was awk-
ward. his address unprepossessing. his
conversational powers limited save when
warmed up. his manner cold and unge-
niai to strangers. Success threw halo
OF glory around all this ana endeared
even his ungainly qualities 10 his men
The successful general is always popular
General Hilrs admiration for Jackson
T. not 10 be questioned but this article
was evidently written to clear away what
am thought were erroneous impressions.
md he has spoken very candidly. but no
where. we believe, TO Jackson's discredit.
yIin meant 10 picture Jackson as he
knew, not as the public knew him; but
The two pictures differ considerably.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
NO LICENSE IN Seldom DISTRICT
Only Five Years of Bar Rooms in Bland
VIII Have the Telephone.

BLAND COURTHOUSE, Va, January
= -(SpecialD-I.ast Thursday the people NJ
Seldom District. this county. voted on the
question Of license or no license for the
sale Of intoxicating liquors at this p,occ.
ont Of $50 votes cast the ''wets' polled y.
This speaks well for our people. We lave
no Prohibition party in the county. but
on the day of election Democrats. I'luih-
cans. AMI Populists. white and colorel'
and OF every condition. united and voted
as shown above, almost TO the man
against liquor. This county was frganlzed
in 1860. and in this period Of thirty-four
years we have had bar-roOms in the Couh-
" not over five years. all told.
our people are hailing with JOY me fact
that the Belle telephone patent expires To-
morrow. About four years ago carty
Of gentlemen here and at WytheVille or
raniZod a telephone company, which was
successfully operating lines in This county
Wythc. Smythe, Pulaski, Carroll, ana d
fine exchange in WytheVille. and was ar
ranging TO extend It's lines 10 Grayson
county. when the Belle company came
down on them with their royalty under
the United States Supreme Court occasion
and wound up the whole affair. Eut now
the company will rcorGanize and go on as
before People who live in the cities cam
not realize what telephone Is to pack
WoOdsman."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
FOR GUN PRACTICE.
THE MONITOR MlANTONOMAh STEAMS
AWAY TO YORK RIVER.
Unanimous Call for Dr., G.. w. Mathews Ia
Norfolk-An Annexation Contest
IsseH In Commission.

NORFOLK. VA. January 3l-tspecial)--
The double-turretcd United States mont
tor Mlantonomah left the harbor to-day
for York river for gun practice.
Teddy Harrison. a wcll-known farmer
Of Princess Anne county. died from pneu-
mona At his home last night
An unanimous call has been rendered
Rev. G. ". Mathews OF North Carolina,
10 The South Norfolk Baptist church
4 WARM CONTEST
The Joint committee Of the city Council
aai the property holders OF Park View
win leave for Richmond on Friday after
a3ou to appear before the Committee on
cities and Towns Of the Legislature In
rccard 20 tho annexation 20 Portsmouth
~ Park View (or the Fifth WARD. The
Board Of Supervisors viii have n commit
tee and the Comonwaalth's attorney pres
cnt to oppose the further ACKNOWLEDGMENT
~ the county. and the contest Is likely
- BE- very warm. The suburban property
holders over the county line are very
much divided on the subject.
TRAIN ROBBEH ARRESTED.
Sheriff Baker. Of Nansemond county,
was here yesterl- ~ ana went 20 Deep
creek. where he succeeded In arrcstins a
negro named William Aston. VINO mas
been robbing the freight trains or the
Scaboard AIRLINE. lastly At hilby STA
ton. Aston is from atlanta.
The schooishp Monongdhcia went out
Of commission At the navy-yard to-day
and her stores are being transferred 10
the schoolship Essex. She will be placed
In tho drv-dock az once and I force OF
mon called In 10 clean and repair nor bot
tom. The Essex went into commission
to-day at noon.
PORTSMOCTHS PRIDE.
The city 81 Portsmouth is building Il
handsome and stylish hre-eng'ne house
IN the upper section Of The city.
4 heavy storm prevailed on Albemaf ,e
Sound on Monday. bu; the boats AL made
harb1r ana the damages were light
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
The Miller Bill in Roanoke.

Inasmuch as the Miller bill has In 1t
q provision which it is said was intended
90 operate IN Roanoke only. We reproduce
from the Roanoke Evening World the
following:
..rbe chief reason that is being urged
a. favor OF the bill Is that the agitation
OF The question stirs UP strife between
neighbor and neighbor. Now II III an
Agitation apart from politics. but
the passage Of the Miller bill as pointed
out by the Dispatch will undoubtedly
make prohibition a prominent issue 10
State politics. This Is question winch
,he n,ople OF every community have
risst 10 settle for themselves. and the
law Is founded on genuine Democratic
principles. The ultra Prohibitioni:s.
those who favor making prohibition the
issue In State and national elections. could
net BE- better pleased than by the passage
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01


The Times IS YOUNG POUR l'I' o.'',
WE '' "",,' ..t, So. h,,i
'.''i,.,...,.. 3D., o.. n,r,,.r,tic party.
t,ud,r the leadership or one William Ma
bone. lad pers.s'enily corrupt '"' ua'-
l''-hoN' ana t'"' '',~ sun 49, .,,.,
., ,,,...I.,.',.. bad ,,.-.+.I him when he
ANA fh,y had "a falling Frclcrcks-
burg Free Lance.
Yes thf' .s The way DO fo's. ltis rarely
that a. defeated clnii'ot" or party does
not cry out "iraud" but the experienced
man ~ affairs discounts an such cries.
Richmond is not unused tn vociferations
a. this Character Just before tho war
when We were working under the imma-
oi.Iate viva voc" svst'n. there was an
nrrry cloction-co here over the once
or Superintendent of the city Gas-N Works
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01

In the Southern Magazine published n
Louisville. XVI for February is an article
entitled "Thc city Of the Great Charles"
the lettcr-press and Illustrations OF which
are both from the pen Of W. j.. Shep-
rarl. Esq, Of this city.
II il an account Of visit to AiX-La-
Chapolc. which was Charlemagncs city
and from which he went TO Rome to be
crowned Emperor Of the Holy Roman
Empire.
NJ. Sheppard's work is well done
throughout. and the editor General Basil
W. Dukcl gives the article the leading
place in this number.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01

Splendid appreciation on the part
of our public to the rich feast OF
merchandise offered this week.
Free from excitement or QurkS OF
trade. the Big Store gathers and
distributes merchandise to an ever
widening constituency.
Doubtless our merchant friends
pray FOR the dlv when our MUS
LIN UNDERWEAR bargains will
cease and let their own selling re-
sumo. But we seem to find new
fuel for the flame.
Ladies Empire Gowns, puFei yoke. trimmed
Ia',irs Fmptre G5en-. double runie around
neck, trimmed wi,h c9lorri beading, 61c.
WHIT Muslin skirts, tucks ani wide hon.
2.c
Ladle. Muslin Drawers, trimmed with pretty
Hamburg aui tgcas, &c.
HOSIERY.
a happy hit that brought US 2e5
dozen Ladies Black Hose.
100 dozen are ful rceular-made, Hermsdori
fast dye. l2it' pair.
49, dozen are full 40-incl ca1ze, inll regular
male sud IecH-ioH dye, 1855. for ~'c.
quality.
POCkEl -BOOkS.
e5c never bought such POCKETBOOK good
ness. 10 dozen new ones are the recent al
dii'On.
At the Mems Furnishing Coun-
ter there is z drive in tulI regular
made Colorel HaIfHose, Leather
shades, 6gc. a box OF % pairs
1895. quality.
HOuSc-FUrniShlng news
French CHINA Tea CUPS and Saucers. gold
decorations. lUr.
Guns AMI ,aucers instead Of $3.50 a dozen.
and piatf 20 match. Zoe. each.
Fron,h emma CUBS and Sau'cfs. full size
Dresden decorations, 2gc. each, instead OF
SOC.
French China Cuspa1ors, hani-iecoratoi
1jc., were z 80.
Cut-Neck Water Bottles zoe. each, were
sl.dS.
Russian Cut-Glass Table Goblat1. 25c. each
instead o. $50 dozen.
Cut Glass Table, On. and vinegar Bottles
Sl.37. instead Of $50.
Fine handsOmely decorated Frenoh Fan sets,
- pieces, - choice, were slO.oS, sld.JD'
$3.50.
The Choice Of about 100 pieces Austrian
China Lave been JOc., Usc., fec., 81 each,
choice .J,.
100 Thin Blown Bohemian and Engraved
Tumhlcrs. &C.. each, instead o: - dozen.
1000 Japanese Napkins, 90. ono hundred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
coNTRApANO WHlsKEY STORED.
The House Fired 10 Destroy Evidences oil
Cuilt-AU fhe brandy saved.

pANVILLE. VA. January d.-tSpc-
cialJ-On Saturday last Spccial-i;eyenue-
Agent r. y. Williams seized lot Of
contraband whiskey in a stolcnouse in
the county which WIS believed to have
come from the mountain slills In Floyd.
In tho building he also ran upon several
barrels which had been regularly stamp
"a. but while the barrels had teen used
the stamps had not been cane led. Having
no means at hand Of conveying the con-
traband whisky from the place Of seizure
MIR Williams left Il 70 be rocked after
Iv colorcd man. on Sunday morning
the building was burned. and IT Is be-
Ieyel IL was set on fire I'm order 10 de-
stroy all evidences Of crO0"c lness as
well as 10 burn UP the ''mo,nshine.
The negro man was on the scene, how
ever. in a hurry. and succeeded IN saving
an the brandy, but came near losing his
own life in taking care Of the trust con-
fdod to his keeping. The party who oc-
cupiod the store. although hcehsei
dealer and against whom no charge
had been made or warrant issued TOOK
the early train at Danyille sunday morn
ing and was whirlei away 20 some other
place The contraband goods are now
safely stored away in the vault IN the
custom-house in this city.
The shipment Of manufactured topdc'p
from Danville for January amounted 10
C2S III mounds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH
BY THE DISPATCH COMPANY.

The DAILY DISPATCH is delivered to
subscribers Mt FIFTEEN CENTS per
~eek' payable 90 the carrier weekly
Hiaied at IS per annum: 50 for ak
months; N.5o for three months: bOc. for
one month
annum
The SUNDAY DISPATCH at $50 per
shhum. or 75c. for six months
subscriptions in all cases payable IN adj
vance. and no paper continued after the
expiration OF the time paid for. Send
iost-ofiiee moncy-ordcr. check. or regis
,ercd letter. Currency sent by mail Will
I've at the risk OF the sender. Subscribers
wishing their post-oiiice changed must
give their old as well as their new post
ONCE. Sample copies free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01

Chenille Table-Coyers, tel fringe, exquisite
patterns, yard square, 6Nt.; yaid "rd han
square. 9Hc.
same IN moitlei patterns, SOC.
lIs-vard remnants Of Carpets. 2jc for piece.
q. u. p. Windsor SHADES, I2lgc, each.
Carpet iassOcSs. Doc.
Hemp Carpet, l2ltc. yard.
ChIldren's Biack.Kabe1 Hose, glarautcel not
10 fade sizes % git l,.6c., from the 2Uc. kini.
Laiie.' Seamless Grny mixed Hose. the &c.
KIM for l2lfc.
Ladies PINK. cream, aud B.ue Tight Opera
Length Hose, JeGJar goods Tor &C. paw.
Extra-HeaYy lluckaback Puro Linen loves
n; l2i4c ,.
q patterns. 3Dc., was 90
Ou-Rolcd rast-Color Table DamssS, 10 pat
terms. only SIC, wortn 6Oc.
& pieces Boys Cashmere Wool Goods, WAS
Doc. marked 2Jc. yagd.
Full yard vide. the heaviest Sc tnD.eHche1
Cotton, 30. yarL
checAs IN green only, 81.
Best Birdeye Uialer. ull l0-yari pieces "a
inches wiIe. ODE. was 81.
lot II Mems SIX iecks and Four-in-ltani,
also Lawn Goods, worth 2jc. Tor D. 80 m:
All colors IN Pure SIX, >urah-sils Windsor
Ties. Pkg, worth 21c.
Oursl and Sl.25, and sl.1O AH-NoOl ana
Silk-anG-N Dol tEis season : Noyslty btc77 'O"us
Eyenng sizs, all this seasons purchase.
bought one third on the regular urice.
EiUlrOlfelFl- rem Nff.4 N'i7'-ri
sizes ~ 10 20, the sl.2J grade. fVc.
II rolls Heavy Fancy Mating. <Ld3 roll
be QUICK.
Pe,ersburgs Heavy 2jc. Mattne'. 10.
PetersOurg's PC. Seamless Msttings, lFc.
Petsrsburss Doe Mating, b,ue. yellow, and
red only, 2jc aierl.
Petersburss seamless Linen Warp Nntiings
2jr.
Po,ersburss inserted Pattern Mating. re-
versatile zjc. a yard
Petcrshurg's 25c. White Mating. To-. ysri.
Like water OF a duck = bAck-sO docs the Pre-"
roll Of the prices OF PetcrsDnrss Msrntoshes
aud kubber ClOaks. 90
ODDS and ends Ladies' Gossamer Coaks, |3c
Black and Gray AMI WHITE stripe Inverness
Cape Gossamers, sl.2I. we're ..
Ciolh-Coyered MacintOsh cape sleeves ana
belt. sI.5O-Pc ersbure price -.
Inverness shape, ClOtn Covered, <Lo3-Fe-
tereburgs rec -.
Blue and Black solii-Color M8cintoShes, mill
tarv cane a. 4s-Peterb burgs price s..
lmp1Ited leayy-LlJth MaciutOsncs, tf.oJ-
Petefsbufg's price SO.
All tho above for l1dlc9
Prtcrsburg's Misses striped Go4samers with
Boy's Hoavy Rubber Goats. $1.2o-Pctors-
bugs price -.
Mems Heavy Rubber Goats, sL40-Peters-
burg prics $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01

The Committee on Inland Trade q the
Chamber Of Commerce of which MY.
Andrew II. Christian Is chairman 49,
receiving congratulations on all hands Tor
their successful work in the matter ot the
threatened removal from this city Of ~"
Office Of the Commissioner Of the Associa-
tel Railways Of Virginia and the caro-
linas.
This committee have been fruitful III
good work. They do much Of which thc
public never hears. They are vigilant
ana prompt to act and are always 80
reasonable I'm their Views that the railway
officials are ever pleased 10 meet them
for the discussion Of questions ahectinb
Rlchmond's interests.
We take It for granted that the com
mittec arc keeping watchful eye upon
al the railroad bills now before the two
houses of the General Assembly to me
end that none Of Richmonds interest"
SHAH he unnecessarily jeopardlscd II Their
alcrtncss can prevent II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
4 Successful Operation.

KEYSVILLE. VA, January u.-(Spe-
cial)-Lex. Burton, the 5-year-old son OF
George W. Burton, OF this place. while
PLAYING on yesterday morning. put a pearl
button In his ear and pressed IL In so far
that all efforts on the part Of the doctors
here 10 remove 1t were In vain. Mr.. Bur-
tor. took Lex. 10 Richmond yesterday. and
DR.. White removed the button from his
ear. They returned this morning, and
Lex. is none the worse for his suffering
". ID. Valentine, OF the Grain and
wife arrived here yesterday To visit Mr..
Valentines aunt Mrs. Mary r. Clifford.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
WHITNEY CARRIAGES

Spring styles now .r. M
goods wero never shown.
very low 10 suit the iu..
CLOAKS are st.l No HNrfU
BOYS SUITS orr . NN
PRICE.
GENTLEMEN'6 SNOllN. A.
ETS and DRESSlNO-DONN.
were sold 50 low leio,e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01

~ the Miller bill. for then they would
have some real ground for opposition TO
the Democratic party"
The Democrats cannot afford TO pass
tho Miller bill and put nothing In the
place OF the laws which Il would repeal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
Rather Hard Upon tho Banker.

Section OF Mr.. Pitchers bin reads az
follows:
- That any banker. whether state or
private any broker or officer OF any
trust or savings institution. or Of any
State bank who shall permit money TO
bc received from n depositor with the
knowledge that the said banker broker,
or the said trust or savings institution,
or the said bank is at the time insolNcnt.
shall be guilty Of embezzlement. etc
so. according 20 The letter o. tAi7 BIZ
the banker or broker who even permits
money 10 be received from ilfo ..oi.
though he may know nothing ohou' T. 81
TO be punished. So. also. as 70 TIE "'i.t
knowledge who Is tho party nt''f 4"
IT. Is It the banker? 90 IS b. u. '.,..-
il Il the man who permits .hc Ip. = To
he received from dciOsitor or m raa
who receive it? Rad over the above
quoted section. and answer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
LIST OF GOODS PLACED Ok SALE To-Day.

For next to nothing, ell Of Petcrsburss
Ladies' Furnishings. Knick- kuackS' etc
Mattresses and Maids Caps, Dc, were
Nu-snk Ruling for skirts, Sc. was
PleateI China silk Ruling Zoe. yarl,
Chidr.n's Hamburg Collars and Cuffs
real Astrachan Fur NUTS SIS. We're
Black six Lace Scarf, u yards long,
Chuaren's Ruled Collars and Gun Sets.
Chnlrcn's White Applique Collars. Zoe.
Petersburgs EraNad Felt skirts &c,
"HIi-Wo,i cashmere Flannel Skirt Pat
lined Elack Saline skirts SIZE. were
Patershure's SLe5 Saline skirts, sec.
/ Pet-rsburs's 81 Gloria SILK skirts, 81 %.
Black Chenille Fascinators, beaded, &C.
The 81 Fasoinators. Sc.
Infants Embroidered Flannel Shawh,
srMMER WAISTS. LAWN, PER
/ AID si 80 KINDS. all from the Peters
/ burg stock. m every size, CHOICE. Dc.
Warm GLOW s. Gloves for spring. Gloves
/ for summcr-all Gloves from Petersburg
/ all at 10 sacrifice. Must be- suli
Pstersburg's 25c. Black Cashmere Gloves
Peicrsjurg's 50c. Black Cashmere Gloves,
/ 9Ic pair
/ lets. l9c pair.
quetaires. &c. pair.
Infants Whit SILK Wool Mts. 2lc.
SILK Evening Mitts l9c.. Were J'c.
/ .-c Black Sued. Lisl- Gloves. lie. pair.
Dollar Black Fleece-Lined SIX Gloves
/ Soc pair 49,,
great gathering az Petorsburgs kid
/ Gloves includig Black Cndressed, White
P I'uIr.ssel. Gray Tndressed. Tan tn1r-ss-
"a. Rcd IMPRESSED, Navy Cniressed, and
J. Col0rad Dressed KID MOusquetares.
4 Whit. Channels and some i-hutton KIDS;
! some were q dollar. and some n dollar
auI a half Your pick Of as many pairs
as YOU want for zoe. n pair.
/ Some four-dollar Fancy Theatre Kid
] Petersburg's sI5J Dogskin Gauntets,
/ 81 pair.
! fancy work, for hats. for dress, for all
/ ribbon purposes We carried an immense
/ stock OF Ribbons in Petersburg. and here
: ,uty are now iu our way. 10 be sold out
J for loss that the manufacturer can make
them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
CORNER SECOND AND BG0i.
ONLY ONE MORE DAY
FOR THE GREAT SALE

SWIVEL SILKS, IN OF 'e 90
shades, G2}c. yorl.
MERRlMAC SHIFTING l..Nl,
4c yard.
WHITE BLOCK SPREADS
WHITE CROCHET SPREADS
Our 81 WHITE SPREADS .... 3.
10 soc.
sIc. APRON GINGHANS. f.r.
&c. APRON GINGHAll~, i..
BLACK Saline, Pc. sar.
poe. BLACK SATIN i.a I'.
BLACK SATIN DUCHESS. q
yard. ..,o..
GENTLEMEN'S DABb ull'Ni
SHIRTS. soc.
SERPENTiNE CREpI. c.t..-
HAMBURG5 AND LA1I0 -.
largest line in tue city Al.i.arf a.'.. .
arc orr own importation a
that cannot lie bought e.,ee1r.. .....
Heavy yard.wi!e lNhii.....
COTTON, BE-. yard.
5i-inch LADIES CLOTH
yard.
All CLOAkS 30 per cr.t. .-
All CARPETS al COST
SEAMLESS MATING. io a .A'.
Good MATING. l-tc q va
Good CASHMERE ,.c ..a Ni'
Doc. a yard.
NEW PERCALES, l-.c.
Toll DE NORD ClN.iAN
INFANTS WHITE bHi-' -. .
cent. OF. ......
Special sale OF LAni.5 WHO'D
MUSLIN UDEKWEAR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
cot RI ORDERS.
Extract from decree Of January 3Oth. 1884,

Extract from decree Of January 3Oth, 1884,
Nlna lourI doth furtHar o~4ar
that this cause BE- referred TO ono ~ the COM
mlssiOners OF the court &c ln31ire ana report.
First Al account Of the debts and demands
against the estate ~ L. Walter. deceased. via
their order and priority. II any, AMI 10 wbon
the same are due. ana s'd coBm'r shall give
notice Of tho time and place OF taking This ac-
count oy publishing sn extract Of this decree
once y wees Tor four "a cessiye weeks In one u
the newspapers puDid ia the city OF RthmCn !.
VIII. publication shall be equivalent 10 personal
service GU all the parties to mi. cause.
second. What are the respective Interests u
John r. Walter and Mrs. ". aiterin the estate
OF I. Walter.
Third An account Of tho transactions Of John
+. Waiter, administrator OF l. Walter, deceased.
Fourth. Any other matter requested by auy
party in interest or pertinent TO the issues u
this suit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
MEETINGS-FirSt Thursday,

RICHMOND ROYAL ARCH hASoN5.
STATIONARY FNGINEFRS
JtTFERSOS IODGF. GOOD JEnPIAk~.
STUART UORSN GUARps.
A'CAKruY COISCII. ROYAL kRCANth
HESRICO COUNCfI. ROYAL ARCANIA.
CyNTHTs GROVE. pRrIns.
MONROE GROVE. DRrIDs.
yARINA TRiBE, RED NHN.
MANIF0 TRlTE. Usp MES.
PAwSEE TEIBE. RID NgN.
PICKETT CANP, CpNFkDERAry VETERANS.
A. W GIINS COUNCll. JUNIOR OkDkR UNITE
AaFRICAN MECHANIC.
VIRGINIA LODGE. KNIGHTS or PY1HiAS.
STONkwAlL LODGE, KNIGHTS ~ HONOR.
HINES LODGE. kNIOHrs OF PYrHiAS.
AURORA I0OGF. ODD-fELLo"S
henderson LODGE, cDp-fEL OWS-
JvFFERsON fOpGE, GOLDEN CHtlN.
CONPANY o. FlEST VIRGINIA MOMENT
RICHMOND LOp0B, ORDER FikS.
MARSHALL COyRr, EQI IT.BfE LEAGUE.
EAsr.END COURT tQUlTABiE LEAGUE
WFST-UND BENEFICIAL AND SOCIAL SOCIETY
RICHMOSD Y. We. r. l..
er FATkICE's BkNEf1CitL SOCIETY.
MYRTLE LODGE, AhioHTs o. rYTHiAs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
Catholic Church nentrONed.

CINCINNATI, o., January 5l.-St. no
sa's Catholic church. on Eastern avenue;
at the foot OF Terrence road was burned
this morning. Loss, <JOWO, INSURANCE.
t.Ss than tao
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01

Tho Philadelphia Telegraph says that
the demands Of the Supreme court are
such that men of superior physical
strength as well as exalted talent anu
great learning should uniformly be chosen
for the place.
Mr.. Peckham is " years old
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
That Petersburg Sale

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