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PAGE NOT HEARD FROM.
Not Known whether He Was nlrdered or
:.

AZ Oii HthFNs
William Page. the old negro who, az
published In the Dispatch several days
ago. has been missing since the Ihursday
preceding Christmas. has not as YET psch
heard from. Sergeant han on the p"'tJfg
force. is investigating the cause On ~
mysterious disappearance and MS pIefeh.
whereabouts. but has az yet met WIN uut
little success. The aged darky livei on
Thrty-nrst street near the fouhtaln D'P
tist church. and has been efnpioy-u - - :.
roller al the Lower Gas " r. - ar n
years. lie was thought To he 90 or "a
years old. and was a hard drihke' anu
much addicted 10 swearing. .,,
The last time he was seem 50 ~ ~. ~ -
known here. was on the cNthihG 'pysi-
OF above. when he went into me slol-
shop Of a negro named Lee IN koGket's,
FOR the PURPOSE OF getting shaved -
denies the statement pubilAhtN ul"' -,
eyer said anything in MS ~ e5-ilcc 49, ~,
P.u 'ToWuas. another cDlorei tmpiOtre ~
th. CO Works having stolen lot OF
sash and put them I'm MS tas' - lv"I
and also states that the report lndt ~
,,gtfrvvard moi Towncs and told MN What
Page was accredited with WIN yin.
to the matter was entlrely idi,g; L.. De-.
Tov-nDs was seen at the GaS-N OIk7 ID.
, uisnatch repOrtcr yesterday afternoon
and said that he ana fd$t Ial ~ ~.
Lftn good friends, ana hah nv. .'i .r,
unpleasant word "iih Or H.. ,ro,nrr
report apparently set aioAt py "'ipS.',.
rrvro named James Farmer u inc ti'rt
tb5f paee had been murdered and thrown
INTO the dock and the intima,ion tnat
,ll,,',toJ a. bv Townes. who referred the
,,,,,.t,gs-gathcrer To- several OF the officials
about tho works as 10 the relationsnlp
@zisting between himself and the missing
man. ,..... -. a.. C...,-
y,nfks and others about there speak ia
highest terms Of Townes. and tn.S re
marked especially upon hls uniform
f-iendiness for old man Page. They say
that Page always hkeI own ,rA,1's., "'''''
I'M. Dispatch man failed ~ hear any
ono say "A good word for Farmer. lHt
many spoke Of him - a bad man. Ser
goant Hall thinks be- has been talkins q
iittle 100 much He does not know
,yhather Page is really dead or OF some
where on a protracted spree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10
old ID q MINl'A
~ STEAMSHIP CON'.|

- sEMI-WEEKLY LlNtE0I '.'
YORK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10

,CED ON THE CALENDAR.
-oIio,,lng bills. under the suspen-
the rules. were placed ON the cal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10

At the stockholders meeting. of the
Granite Building Company. held ytsl r.
day al : i. NJ. the reports Of the lIo5II,
dont ana secretary and treasurer showed
that me affairs OF the company were IN
erIardid condition. and the stockholders
were congratulated upon the growing
urosuccts OF the company.
Tba following Board of Directors were
elected for the ensuing year: MessIs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10
THE OYSTER TRADE.
INACTIVE AND THE DEMAND NOW
LIGHT FOR THE SEASON.
The Duliness the Eject of the Warm Wca-
thcr-Large Criminal Docket I'm the
a. =. Court-ghe Texas.

NORFOLK. VA. January 9.-tspectal.)
The oyster business. usually very active
at this season. has grown inactive. and
the demand is now very light. Reports
from different parts Of On sapeake Bay
say that oysters are remarkably scarce,
and that fewer boats arr At work than
In any season during the last Eiteeh
wears. On the Carolina grounds very
little business has been done this season,
because prices have been low and unre-
munerative. and only one o. two Of the
packlng-houses at Elizabeth city opened.
I'D to Christmas the business was sool
In every direction. but the warm spell
prostratc1 everything.
PENSION CASES.
The petit and grand jurios Of the United
States Court are In session today, ana a
number Of criminal cas.s VIII he hear1
DURING the term, including the continued
pension cases Every c5ntrabnd OF tn
war seems to be more or less miNei up
In the pension business.
EVANGELIST Edwin s Robbins, ~ water
bury. Conn. VINO has boon successfully
enroccd in a rcv.vGl-mee Ing here Tor
seyeral weeks. lsft for his home to-day.
Cantain George Cox. 81 Atlantic CITY
Ward. who diel Sunday night was
buried this morning.
corn buyers are reported noNcCahly
scarce I'm the eastern COUNTIES OF Norm
Carolina this -aaon.
HER DCCK-TEIAL.
The Texas viii have her official dock
trial about the lith Instant. The snip lS
expected to develop a speed of hi'e'h
knots an hour.
Rev. II. y. Quleanberry. Of the Baptist
church i'm Berliey. IS aIite i'll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10

James r. werth, Jackson Guy. Charles
Y. Bargamin. l.. W Glazebrook, Colonel
John Murphy, Or. John Mahony. captain
James Il. Peasants Jonas Ma'cise, ana
" ID. Hargrove. -.
diately after adjournment OF the stock
holders the following officers were re-
elected: James r. Werth, president,
Charles Y. Bargaining vlce-presideht
Samuel H. puliam, secretary ana urea r,,
surcr: John H. Dlnneen. SOLICITOR "a,
ward 4 Rose. Joseph W. Thomas, ana
Gnnrre 3 NashOn Jr. trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10
WANTED. TRIAL ORDERS.
WANTED, TRIAL ORDERS.
TRICKS
GENUINE CRUSHED
CONNELLSVILLE COKE
FOR FAMILY Us

FOR FAMILY USE
Substitute for hard cca.. Better and cheaDeri
0ae load Equals three OF gas coke Cheapest
fuel on the market. Oniy 80 per load-25 bush
elA CHARLES II. PAGE.
Agent Tor Richmond.
1900 west Broad street. 1905 east Cary street
Phone 407. Phone l65.
10 T-eodiml
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10

D-Diuntr. S-SuQpeG
10 Pr makes all local stops Connects
a. Raleigh with Piedmont All Line Tor
Asheyille. y g.. and an ipternedittf
points on the Western North Carolina
No. q. "Vestibule Limited Train, Buff
let Slaepers Richmond ID Atlanta. Con,
meets directly M Atlanta Win ". au !
A. r. r. for CHATTANOOGA, NASHVILLE. and
am points West. Connects with \. ana
". p r. r.. FOR Mobile. Montgomery.
New Orleans, and an points Southwest.
10 extra charge on "Vesthulol Trims
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
No. t54. Atlanta Special Ne5uoued
Limited Thain, 1.l5 a. NJ, daiy. , -,
%D Small ana express o.y5 /. IL
daily. except SUNDAY
For tickets. Pullman icserNduonS ttc,
mi at tidket-oflce. Byrd-Strert Sra-
Ton: Richmond Transfer Comrlny' = 81
east Main street. and company ONCE
SIS east Main street ....,.,,.,
John e. MINDEf, l.. T. Ny FRS .
General Manager Ggn,i3 0.p,I
y " csfTrU T. J. ANDERSON.
~ rratBc Manager. Passenger Agent
II NJ BOYKIN. city pasg.r Az MT
(nfyl-)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10
THE CHARTER TAX

The University Athletic Association bill
ame 40 on It's passage, and the clause
which provides that the charter shall be
rranted free was bitterly opposed by Mr..
Cooke who commended that y would be
souaily as unjust 20 grant this charter
;ree AZ 10 grant railroad charters without
lax. Mr.. Logan suggested that the
AMOUNT inyolved-s5-~was TOO small 10 con
end over. whereupOn Mr.. Cooke said In
,,ier not 10 establish such precedent
md az the same time not TO operate
gaingt the association. he would pay the
harfer Zee himself. His offer was not,
.oweyer, accepted, and after further ols-
.usslou the bill was passed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10
y,o,,moud rroperty Transfers.

A &. Collins. special commissioners TO
Bernard Samuels, - "2-l- tett on souti,
eidn of Grace street between Second and
Third. 81. 900; &. W. DunStan TO the Rough
Ashlar Publishing Company. good Will,
Of the Rough Ashlar Masonic Journal pa
tent right Of the Masonic directory ana
other personal property, $,CVJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10
DUBLIC SALE
& OLA
VALUABLE ESTATE
OK STANTON RIVER.
OK STANTON RIVER.

In pursuance OF tho decree Of the Circuit
Court a Halifax county. Va, entered az its No
vcmber term, 1893, in the chaOcery cause OF
NengDle, trustee, ETC.. vs.. Darlington. etc, tho
undersigned will sell by public auction, on the
premises. 20 the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY. MARCH 3. 1894,
that VERY VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND on
stanton river, IN Halifax county, Va, which
was tho residence OF the late MAJOR Charles ;.
CarnuEtOn aud known az "hiiGendO.' 10 ~
situated near Coles Ferry ami contGius ~ TO
cent survey l,737 SI-lOO ACRES.
There s on the tcact a fne body OF lOwgrounds
on Stanton river ard a large area OF original
forest OF oak ana hickory timber. The land -
productive and well adapted TO the growth OF
tobacco and all kinds a. grain.
The Improvements consists Of n LARGE AND
COMnODIOUs DWELLING and all other build
ings necessary 70 the comfort OF q large family
and the cultivation Of this large BODY Of land.
n il also susceptible 81 beng easily divided into
several convenient soltlemenLS.
TERMS: Cash Sufficient 70 dsiray the expenses
OF tbs sale ana 10 pay the sum OF s3,1O3.13.
with interest on $4,000, part thereof from che
Is, dsy OF April, 1893. and the residue on a
credit 10 be made known on the day OF sale.
JOHN W. RELY,
de 20-6Ot Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10
nI.INrss MANrs.

WANTED. TO SELL CHEAP,
" \ NICKEL CABINET NATIONAL
CASH REGIS iEk Tor bar-rc0m use. Ia perfect
order: good as new. REGISTERS ron cents e
-. Aqdre-5 letter 10 CASH REGISTER. DIS
PATCH ONCe. u f-3t
sNLECTRO PLATING.-H y Y / y 9
e. opened Il BRANCH OFFICE at 20
north Fifth street, would like you cali and
examine specimens of our GOLD, Sll.-
WEIR. NICKLE-. BRASS. ana BRONZE
PIATING. Chandeliers rcpolished and
Guaranteed as good as new espoc.fuly,
RTC III VI y - ELECTRO PLATING
tt.np - de- lI-lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10

pany. o
no amend and rc-enact sections and :
OF an act entitled an act 10 incorporate
the Bridgcwater and Forge Granite anu
Lumber Company approved March o.
iSq2.
10 amend and re-enact an act approved
February - 1882. Incorporating the LIZA
bsth and Pasquotank Railway COMPANY
TO incorporate the Portsmouth Coh-
ftruction and Transportation company
To amend section Of an act apptoNcu
March / 1892 entitled an act TO lncofpo-
yate the Rockingham and West virginia
1{anwav. Mining, and Manufacturing
Company 81, - trc,,,
sive grants OF land in the county OF bath.
TO convey certain church and Masonic
property in the town of JonesVille' IN Lee
county. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10
PHILADELPHIA, RICH ~,
MOSD, AND NORFOLK -
STEAMSHIP COMPASS.

Appointed sailing days: Es,,
DAY and FRIDAY AZ h. A..
SUNDAY az A. st.
Freight Tor Tuesdays and
steamers received uu saill
sundays steamer tl b. 81
Freight received daily luul D. a.
Fare, 500.
For further Information .r.y
j. W AfCtA.
General Southern Agent u.H.
". +. CLYDE N
my25 General Agents. PI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10
u RANULATED SUGAR. ....

- GRADUATED SOGAK....... &c.
IA Light-BrOWl ,ugar..... .............. 3ls
L0luds White sugar iOr................. "a
GHANILhlED SUGAR, per pouni.....
Aruucsio's ari0sa COree. per pound....... -
Sugar. ufci SHOULDERS, per pOUnd.......
sal Pork, per pound. .......... ............ .
Good Butter, per pound .................... ~
bi.cs-tyed Peas, per quart. ....-..........
pounds Virginia Buczwhegt fOr.......... %
Nee Fat Mackerel, per d0Zen.............. %
, largo Cans Thistle TOmatOes fOr......... -
. cans Best Corn Tor. ........... ........... %
silver hiug minnesota Patcat Family
Flour, "a o bargci or21c q sack.
Snowflake Pnlelt Family Flour $40
barrel or 25c. 4 sdcK.
1 Pounds DToi Peaches iOr...... ........ %
Pounis NeN Frames :0r.................. %
Homemade Apuit-batter, per pognd.....
Pure Lad, per pound.
Large Cans labls Peaches, per can....... 10
Homemade Jelly, Ter pouni..............
Pure SggsF syrup. Per ga.lon.............. 20
"a i'OrniG Clerot Wise, per gallon. ..... go
crop New Orleans MOlasses per gal
Jon -
Good Mixed Tea. per pound .............-.. %
Price-list maiied Oh application. Phone 3i0
;. ULLAAN'S son.
dc @7-dex;u lS2O-lS22 east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10
NJ : Z W HorfaI52RG8tarnR.R.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT NOV. 10. 1893.
LEAVE RICHMOND. BTRD-STREET
STATION

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT NOV. 10. 1859.
LEAVE RICHMOND. BTRDSTREEr
STATION.
500 \. ~. Daily -I.lcu4uoud ana Norfolk
NEoIJBLLE LI.ilEED-Ar-
rive NOrIOlk ll.-J A. M
stops only ~ Petersburg.
Wdferly. aaI SUFFOLK. r-
ouI-class tickets not accept
ed for passage ou CHS tram.
900 4. NJ. Daily THE CHICAGO En-
Roanoke Bueneld pocdhOn-
tas, kenOva. columbus, and
Chicago. Pullman Buuet
sleeper koauJAa o. Columbus
without lnauEc.
$50 =. NJ Daily for NorfJlk. Suffolk. ami
intermediate stations. Arrive
Norfolk $50 h. 3D.
II 80 L. NJ. Daily for Roanoke. Radfcri.
Pulaski, and Bristol. Con.
meets 20 Roanoke $40 a. ~.
with Washington and Chat
t.u0Og1 Limited. Pullman
sleeptrs Roanoke g. Mem
pnls aud New orleans. Din
iug-car attached. Also for
BluoNeii and Pocdhautas.
also FOR Rocky Mount auI
AN stations Wln5t0n-SAlcm
Division
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPER be.
tween RICHMOND and LYNCHBURG
ready for occupancy at +. a.. also Pull
man sleeper Petersburg 10 Roanoke.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynch
burg and Tho West daily 500 A. NJ ami
100 Z. n. From Norfolk and the East.
1850 ~ ~, and Nestibuled Limited 100 L.
n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10
s.C;,HERE ARE no FLIES on

L SAIIH."-fou cannot maze SILK purse
gHt ot a rows ear. bUi you can secdre Your DOCKS
otd money I'm Observation-Disclosures con-
PANY's FIRE AND BURGLAR-iROOFsAf SAFES.
b. J.. SMITH,
ny - No. % north Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10

All persons who have resolved to something during
the year 1894 invited consider the desaby OF the m
stalment Stock of TIE OLD DOMINION BU HIDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION, which Is sold under the following
reguatons subscriber pays 81 per share as an entrance
fee and every month thereafter sixty cents per share 10
illustrate: Taking ten shares the subscriber would pay
entrance fee of $40 and then every month thereafter would
pay So During years the subscriber would pay in
S0S and is estimated that the end of that period his
ten shares will be worth in cash 0OO payable on demand
For particulars further information call on address,
CARLTON MCCARTHY,
Secretary and Treasurer,
No 1913 Main street,
Chamber of Commerce Building.
J TAYLOR ELIYsoY NORMAN V RANDOLPH,
President: Nce-Prcsdent.
Directors: j. TAYLOR ELYsoY JONI : Elicit JoHN B..
PuRcE1 NORMAN V. RANDOLPH, FRANK T. SUrToN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10

EyERI TUESDAY aaI D..
al > o'clock H. Il. Manifest ,
hour before s0illns time,
steamers leave NcM lNle ..
% North River. Tor k..ru
WEDNESDAY and SAT- .tlAl
NJ, arriving in Richmond A'Nl.t.
FRIDAY MORNINGS.
PASSENGER accommodation unr..
Cabin fare o. New YORK untl
meals and bertO Ma Jamla.ii'
Round-trip tickets. limited - thty
days after date OF issue ..........
Steerage fare. with subslsicncr ....
Steerage fare. without su1tis'tn'.
Cabin fare VIA Cntsapeak.
ONO railway and Richmond t.i
Petersburg railroad OicNets nln--
Cd 10 four dayEl ...-......ttt-t. ....
Round-trip tickets 0imitcd 90 thirty
Tickets can be obtaiaei az
Transfer COmpany's, Sh east Nam
Chesapeake and OHIO ami hNhiu
Petersburg dcpOts. and az the cnn
office. lSol Main street. and wnai.'
etts .
Freight forwarded and through o
lading issued .or points otyonA OH
York.
Freight received daily until Z. 81,
DAYS WEDNESDAYS. rNOk@i'N'
and SATURDAYS by the ChcsaprlA.
Ohio railway Via Newport NcWri
s:io ana By the Richmond and Pet.rsh
railroad (same days. a. so \ VI.
mako connection at NORFOLK
steamer leaving those DAYS.
GEORGE W. AI.lEN & Co, Ag'ta
myii and eompany's wharf Rockets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10
SATURDAY. MlRcn 3. Is9t,
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

EOR SALE, NEW BRICK s. q,
L ROOM DWELLING. no. ia west Gsr
clay sxeet--all modern conyeniences Let us
snow YOU this property. Can DO bought cheap.
DENOON, TUPPEk & CO.,
n l0-it S2l Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10
BY \. i. Bradley & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Manchester, Va.
rT,RUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK
L MAKING PLANE
KNOWN As HE MANCHESTER PLANT,
LOCATED ~ THE YARD BETWEEN
SEVENTH STREET AND TIE RICHMOND
AND DANviLLE RAILROAD SHOPS,
IN TIE CITY Of MANCHESTER, VA.
ALSO, ALI THE BRICKS ~ sAlDYARD.

BY virtue Of a decd Of trust from james. p.
Scott, AGENT tor mis- vile. Jennie I Scott. James
Z. Scott IN his own right, Walter scott, trustee
for jennie 4. Scott, and Jennie T. scott, bearing
date November 4, 1893. and recorded IN tue
Clerks Office ~ the CORPORATION or Hu-tug >
Court % tie city of Manchester. Va, In Decd
Book IL, page ass, aud at the request oil tho
note holder, doiuut having been ma le IN the
payment ~ the note irst motto secured therein,
/ viii offer for sale at pablo auction on tho
pIcmses-yi1: on the backyard between
seventh stree; and the Richmond and Dangllle
shops, m the city Ol Manchester. Va. en-
FRIDAY. JANUARY IL. 1894.
NJ o'clock =. NJ. THE BRICkMAKING PLANT,
known As tho MANCHESTER PLANT TO-
ge. her With all the bricks now upon sad yard.
TERMS Cash a. 20 cost. Of sale and 10 pay a
note Of 8iiJ.50 with interest from the Stn lay
OF December, 1873 and The residue upon such
terms as may be announced ~ sale.
taG y. G.. BARRACB Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10
A NTIDYSPEPTIC AND TONIC
u SPRINGS.


RICHMOND, VA, October Z, 1873
Nr. James a. Morris
Dear SRI have used Hnrris's Anti-Dyspepttc
Water IN my famiiy and PA tee. FOR diseases
~ The stomach 10 hns no equal 10 very readily
relieves vomiting in cholera-irfantum. 1t acts
ike "A charm IN dysT cps!a, dYsontery, and der-
rhpa. I can't speak too highly q i.s merits.
Very respectfully,
Lee ". STATION. ~ d..
EX-Unitcd states Examiner
Dr.. Wilism b. Gray Of Richmond. says ms a
diuretic 70 has no R0laL
W.tar and circulars at JAMES 4. AORRIS'S,
80. 90 ems, Broad street, ami the Springs,
BufSeTlle, Va. n 1-2aT2w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10

WANTED Il X = + Il l. \ { T. D
~ BUILDING AND LOAN AGENTS want
ed-loc4l and special only Wen - expo.
riouce need apply COMMERCIAL BUILDING
And LOAN ASSOCIATIONS, SOB cas-, Main
street. Richmond. Va. ia BLOT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10

By y. II. Valentine, Auet.oncer,
Ono. Z. Laught0n. Jr., Saiesman,j
1876 east Main street
CtPECIAL TRADE SALE.
By order Of largo northern manufacturer |
will sell a. my agctioL-ro0ms
TUURSDAY,JANUAnY l1,IHOL

at lob o'clock, 800 CUILDBENS JERSEY
SUITS. all wool D. b., braided and bound. nicely
male, sizes 3 TO- = yeGr3: 800 ID. b. A. IRA
CHAN REFERS. velvet collar and brass buzz
tons. 3 10 . years; lot KNEE PANTS and
YOUTHS PANTS: also. 100 pair. WHITE and
GRAY BLANKETS, 30 dozen CAPES, 80 dozen
MIIrENS. LOCO pOChEI-EOOhS. LADIES
SAICHELS, WHITE SHIRTS. HOSIERY, aud
many other desirable goods. Can aud buy bar
gains. The owner very ANXIOUS % sell. Ihe
Childrens Clothing an good quality an nicely
made. suitable tor any retail store Boz the city
ialO u. H. NALENIIE J. Au,tiOncor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10

A GENTS WANTED, LOCAL AND
N GENERAL, for a QUlCK-sELLING PAT
ENrED NOVELTY. 100 10 100 per cent. proil-
Good solicitors can make from BOO 10 $500
month. Territory fresh. Write for particulars.
THE ONO NOVELTY Co, d lJi. Cincinnati
o. no l4-tSOGJ
yErANTED, b L l. d y G AND
~ LOAN ORGANIZERS. A!s9. SPECIAL
and LOCAL AGENTS. food paw. Exceptional
opportuuify 20 mru out ~ employment, or 10
.bosr desiring % make q change.
INE UNITED BANKING
AND BUILDING COMPANY,
de 3O-l5t S@i east NAN street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10

book AND JOB PRINTING NEAT,
I'D LY EXECUTED AT rnh pISPAlSa
PRINrfN9,doUsk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10

w AN TIE D., A FIRST-CLASS
w HOI sE-SfRVANT. Rest references 70
quirod. Apply at 1916 Grove avenue.
n IO-1t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10

~ superior education AMI COOL experience
ln o1lre o- stOre PO>IllON with n reliable
house. Highest recommendations. Il. p. J.,
1872 west trace IN f-lT'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10
HORSE PILLS PASSED.

TO give John G. Han. Treasurer OIL
franklin county, and his depuuts poWeI
ri levy and distress TO collect certain I'M
collected tax-tickcts now in his hands.
Amended and then passed
TO allow John j. blackstone, late Urea
surer OF Accomac county. addltonal une
a. which 10 levy and collect any unpaid
tax-tlckets in his hands. Amended and
then passed
To prevent the determination Of par
tridges I'm the county Of Rockbridge
MIR Parrish introduced a bill 10 increase
fhe number Of commissioners In chancery
for Manchester from four TO six. The bill
was under a suspension Of the rules or
dered 20 its engrossment, and the Senate
adjourned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10
THE OYSTER CONVENTION.

Mr.. Harwood presented an invitation
rom the Richmond Chamber 81 Corr
nerce Tor the members OF the Legislature
n = assemble Ia the Chamber OF Commerce
,aiI Friday az noon at convention Tor
.sc confederation OF the oyster question.
Ee Invitation stated that as II was e%-
DINGHY deBlrout Of having q large NJ
y ss,,ce Of legislators present, the con-
ION would be postponed until any
"A that w0uld best suit the members
% Icelslature A resolution was cher
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1894-06-30
HATcH's HOBBY.

The anti-option bill which was begot-
ten IN the interest of the @farmcrs,n
has been passed in. Congress with
the Boards of Trade of the large cities,
whose membership include the future
dealers, for its sponsors. The degree
of interest taken in this piece of quack-
cry by the farmers, may be judged by
tue following from a letter Virginia
Congressman recently received from
Que of bis constituents OF that class:
81 see that fellow Hatch is going 10
bring up his local option bill next week.
We dont want any legislation on the
liquor question. You want to watch
out for him."
The TIMES does not doubt that the
supporters of this anti-option bill are
governed by sincere belief in its
healing qualities. None the less We
are sure that it is truly analyzed in
the following extracts:
Congressman Hatch has won noia-
bic victory over common sense aud
sound principles Of trade. His anti
option bill passed the House ycster,
day by vote of l40 yeas to 81 nays
This is a larger majority than the
most saDguine friends of the measure
had yentured to hope for. In view OF
the pernici0us character OF the meas
ure, the width of the margin in III
favor is very discreditable to the
House.
Both Of the great parties were tar
red with the same stick, and 10 aboul
all equal degree q blackness, in yes
terday's vote. The victorious yei
column was composed of 93 Democrat
AZ Republicans and 10 Populisis. Th'
nays comprised 81 Democrats and q
Republicans. Thus the Democrat
gave a party majority of 80 for tn
bill, aud the Republicans cInched th'
exhibit by patty majority Of 2l OF
thesslne side. The Populists, of cours
cast their full vote in its bohalf.--Bos
ton Herald.