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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

y purpose of assisting the United
4 lanShal IN making the arrest
A, s Of moonshiners. His motives
A e.,.sa0aa.erstool by the people and he
7 rsssAea Of an intention to interfere
section. His orders being Sc
~ unable to state his position.
0ls olVer feeling arises against him
-. soldiers. He Is calling upon the
~, after rcscuing Georgia from a
"a aeident. when jefferson returns
"A N encounter with the negro and
NV hisler ninning a ribbon on the
Fl ~ Weast rs token. jefferson
A,ili with treachery and with in
+. Il ~ MN the election, and a quarrel
/" ~ le captain holds his sword in
NJ peing lust about TO buckle 1t
=. h,,s,A ne attempts TO pass Jefferson,
p. Is, ~ araws 1t from its sheath and
& "a III npetuons attack. Ford defends
r ~, "ih the metal scabbard and in
. $ y blow fells young Gwynne
II + istsuhu. He carries him TO a seat
y gasee ana runs into the house for
Il sst.b w absence the negro returns.
I. M y ihe sword from the ground
n MY lhsenseble man throught the
t,ra y Yen the captain returns with
rers,h ne tinds Jefferson lyirg upon
" mi uead. Captain Ford is con-
81 AZ lie becomes the leased con.
81 80 ~ llzugh. who Is in love with
b n - nhe and has received In
4 ~ ,s.a9lloi-s,ealins. is also leased 10
/" n made by him an over
q rs; by the strange irony az
snns nis compelled to work IN q
& Under the very eve Of The ne
q s,.. siyss crime he Is suffering MI.
4 ifous- that IN himself Il vested
9ss,s;.' sshlsament Of the murderer
n { lima Fglaer, and makes Of Ford
4adv 1ei. Miss Gwynne was
\ ~ murder under and events occur s", vihicl
Y III. ~ guilt Of which DOUBT iSt'1 ~,
n rsirs xlYe him the benefit
e ssa taken BY riotinr free ii
" arr, tetuses pardon thai
With It the Droof Of III,
he rsn .nagh's lease expires anl
NJ /, 4 A.. renew it Miss Gwynne
oli,isins sacred duty to help hin
Nifh ~ Innocence. because M,
-ss Ds9sasr would not hay,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04
FRANK DANIELS.

nanials HE ever-welcome COM
Franz p Nil pnck will appear at
etaA " ~ nnara house Monday night.
GftsnSan reil earned reputation.
pinsls hAs nos are nh noticeable for
1 H. perivll ass and cleanliness; he never
ihaf neatlltsis , IN Methods 10 eause laugh.
rpEis e yu .,a,,er az nririnolity he may
, n ln lif m' ,yitboit M equal on the
\ sald 20 az frank Daniels is n sa.
lnehcan slim wv iians a nlnyer whose dc.
aas me'iiiU ~ liz avn line Tint he may
tsstaIison ~ ,,iithont a Follower A dra.
h sad y y once romnored him 10 1 l..
4 pltf wLiles u ,,nns Engiisb comedian. rs
H loe ny i ~ oId DAYS when bnrlpsone
y Fss ~ wore sns an In his line and he
.fft NJ ..t.I,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

Wilson Barrett has been presenting a
s,,'st,hat elaborate repert1irc ~ thlSaE,e,
,,,hIcb Includes Hamlet "Otheho; ,
. M9ir ''Ben Ma Chre.N aud an Oh
u,naiisb NAV. which be has lately reVlled;
.sihe Stranger which VIII 9e Isea 49,,
n, many fhcater goers Of ye olden time
- Nay eays the Times. Is over ven
nv Eli Kotzhuc the fecund eef la,.
dra,uatisf and author. wrote y ~ t'et .
IL s,ef English production was a. tae
~. Tene theater. London, "a lnP,
- -, Iobn philip Kemhle played, the iille
~ and Sarah Si1dOus was me Mr
TIniia- panianin Thompson adapted ~
IN e5o,5aan wroie in the famous song
about which 50 many funny ss1l,' IT, -, .
heen ALI n have silent SORROW 1ele.
Wos,lv every great Englieh actor p.al ~
1, ~ the next fifty years. y gas W.
arst anue N this country ~ lioo. N VIII
ri ndst Cooper. Mrs. barrett ana
lio''i ~ fsrsan's grandfather played me
~ ,.'.i narfs A. Ia England, u PC.
paA,c'P s stock piece with all me chief
, ,hli.g actors here. Niihin the mem
ieglliliH' IN alder theater gocrs donn
~, ~ peo.h mud Kate Relgnolds; and
,n. oe' rnes Booth and EiWin ,lee9, 3,iil
49, snneared In II, and John Mi'[ll,
lA,.b W rather fond Of the iuf-sriia .s,g'
i nea, ana Hessian boots OF ~
So S,.arr also. The romantic paslAEtsi
~ Nav arr said 20 exert t9lls w
o. l,s ,fer no modern audiences. w w
comedy is APT 20 sll.As -- W.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

II, IL, srANDLnY KEEPS TIn best
stock Of second hanh furniture, stoves,
upecnswaro. trunks, etc, In the city. 2la
Houston street,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

viii seil on Tuesday March o. 1874, 10
iiraih county, Texas, lhirty.tlrse hegd Of
graded Durham cows heifem npd bulls.
sixteen head Of mules, forty head of
hnrsos, hOl acres " well Improved iant,
two aud one half miles from the court.
house THE iH the inject small ranch aud
NtorL form know of III tho state %
lTrfHH mud must Ne sold under fore.
closhrn deed Of trust for caAh Ia hand and
isignedi JouN 3, TnuIErr
TruHtpo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

LOANS MY BUSINESS KEEPS ME POST
ed ns to all companies lpaihng In TEXTS.
II l cannot take your loan myself ! VIII
know whore To place Il, Wrltc 10 Glen
Walker, Jr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

WANTED YOU'VE LADY WANTS WORK.
can do general homework or sewing,
Apply at mo Monroe street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

DREssAfAliING.- LADIES, ~ you WANT
Aylishy made dress at reasonable
price cAl OF pib, corner Firth and liur-
nett Work guaranteed,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

PFRsoNAIs-GENTs. If YOU LOVE FIN
and girls send nc silver for our large
dress Western Corresponding club, Par
sous. Kan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

A YOUNG WOMAN WOULD LIKE A slT.
uhtiun 10 private family 10 do general
houHework Address VI NJ, 80 lieu,
rlrtta street. 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04
business CHANCES.

business CHANCES.
500 YIELDS $40 WEEKLY FINANCIAL
depression does not Affect ltoweB lnfnlli
BILE llandicepplng system. Best md snisl
speculative Investment offered Third sue
cesAfnl year. Prospectus 1874 free. U. u,
Rowe Box 12i, brooklyn. n. y.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

nos, STEEL AND WIRE FENCING, o.
Is, Harry IRON Works, DnllHs, Tex,
manufacturers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

WANTEp-A LADY WISHES no SECURE
position ns housrGccper. SO Nnshiug.
Bgst Of reference. Address u. 49,, thA
Office.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

FO1pr WORru MARBLE AND GRANITE
Mofks iuo, A, Hergn y Son All kinds
Of marble and granite monuments, bead
htonpa. iahlnla aud Htniunfy, an kinds OF
marble, granite aud stone coping. Iron
railing furnished 10 order. Mnt1 for dc
Hign4 anu prices
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1894-12-15

The New Orleans Daily States
Cigar, is the best 5 cts cigar on
the market to day, for sale by T.
j. Liable, be sure to ask for it.
Miss Marie Leda Dehoussaye
died at the residence of Mr.. j. B.
Ferran at this place, Thursday the
18th inst, at the age of 76 years.
She was buried at 8 o'clock Fri
day morning.
The St John plantation ex-
poets to finish grinding in the
first days of January. It has al
ready passed about q thousand
tons, and expect to crush about Is
thousand tons more.
We are informed that Sos
theme Savoie, an Industrious CO.
lored man who had sold his cot
ton crop had brought his money
home, amounting to between SIS
and 800. and during the night,
the same day, thief entered the
house and stole the money. This
is a thing which occurs almost
daily. Put your money in the
bank if you want it beyond the
reach of thieves and where you
can get it any time you want,
without costing you cent for its
safe keeping.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1894-12-15
Local News.

Mr.. Luke Trainor of New Ibe-
YiA was in town Wednesday on
Business.
Mr.. j. r. Domengeaux, Of
Youngville, was in town on bust
Sess Wednesday.
The proceedings of last meet
ing of the town council appear in
this issue, read them.
Mr.. Luc BONN will soon have
built, on the east side of the ba-
you, . store and residence.
Messrs. Hebert Billaud of La
fsyette and Edward Estorge of
Broussard were in town Wednes-
day 10 attend to some business.
AT last we have had a good
heavy rain here, it fell Tuesday
morning and made many of our
people happy.
The Sisters of Mercy are pre-
pairing for their Christmas Tree
entertainment. by drilling the
children daily at the college hall.
A K. of P. gold pin was found
near the show boat last Sunday,
which is now at the bank, the
owner can call for it.
Business has revived consi-
derably since the last few days in
this town, and our merchants are
kept quite busy, doing a large
business.
Mr.. G. w. Bancker had to
stop his sugar mill for want of
water, the coulee that supplied
the boilers having dried up.
MIR. Albert Rousseau accom-
panied by Mrs. VIM. Easnard,
came from New Orleans Tuesday,
20 attend the marriage of his Sis
Tar. and returned the next day.
An agent of Dunn's mercsn.
tile agency was in town the latter
Il
mart of last week looking after the
standing of our merchants to re-
wise their rating and rate the new
ones.
Mr.. Lionel Bienvenu was II
town this week and sold large
bills of hardware to our dealers II
that line. Lionel seems to have
a firm hold on the trade OF THU
town.
The talk of refinery has sub
sided little this week, but we ex
pect another boom soon. Whether
it will ever materialize is a ques
ton we will discuss in some III
ture time.
Smoker of a good cigar go Z
TT. Liable and get the Dali!
States a 10 cts cigar for 8 cts.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1894-12-15

Mr.. A. b. Hall of the firm of
Hall & Burdin, was here last Sa-
turday. The gentlemen of the firm
have decided to build a saw-mill
at once, and later on will attach q
single mill.
Misses Josephine and Louise
Hitter arrived here from Lafay-
cite last Friday, to spend a few
days among friends and relatives
after which they will leave for
New Orleans their future home.
The Teche at this time is ex-
tremely low, and the small crafts
navigate the stream with much
difficulty. 1t seems to US that q
dredge boat could do an immense
good in cleaning up the bayou,
cutting the sand bars and remov-
ing the sinkers.
Our esteemed confrere of the
Evangeline has branched off into
the Matrimonial insurance bust
ness, and is now ready to provide
young people with some cash as
sistance when they get married.
We would suggest that he add to
his agency a real matrimonial
agency, and that for a reasonable
compensation he make matches.
We believe he is fully qualified
to perform this duty. The terri
tory is good.
The commercial reports are
more cheerful for the coming year
than we expected a few weeks past.
The prices of all products of the
farm are unusually low, but the
crops were exceptionally large,
and if the planters realized the
prices they obtained formerly fol-
their products they would all be
in easy circumstances today. Fate
or the present national govern
ment worked against the interest
of the planter, and he is now feel.
ing its disastrous effect.
Some people doubt the eAica'
cy of printers ink; but if they will
simply look carefully into the CO
lumns of the MESSENGER every
week, they will see who make th'
most use of judicious advertising
then make tour in town and you
will have no trouble in finding
those who make the largest bust
ness. A dollars worth of sdver
Using is certainly not going Il
bring you hundred dollars as
return of your investment, but j
properly done, will always brinl
the people to your store, and !
lyou have anything to sell them
then you get your profit.
Get our prices on job works.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1894-12-15
To The Press.
State Bureau of Agriculture,
Baton Rouge, La, Dec. Z, 1894.

SL0to bureau Ot A&tlCuItuIes
Baton Rouge, La. Dec. Z, 1894.
We desire to call your attention to the
ninth annual meeting Of the Louisiana
State Agricultural Society. which will
take place at Natchitoches on January
q. "a and %, 1895.
A large and representative body of
planters and farmers Of this State is de-
sired at this meeting. To accomplish
this every agricultural organization, in
GLIDING planters associations. farmers
clubs, oranges and unions are earnestly
requested to send delegates.
The committee on programme has ap-
pealed to the police juries of the various
parishes to send two or more planters or
farmers as delegates from each parish.
Favorable action of each police jury il
not only most earnestly desired. but will
meet with the honest approval Of every
friend of agriculture.
The present financial condition OF our
agriculturists calls for serious thought
and elaboration. Low prices Of our sta
pie products, unreliable labor, soil de-
pletion and high money rates have de-
prived our profession Of much Of Its pro.
its and oil of lite pleasures. Changes In
our methods and perhaps in our crops
are imperative, and what these shall be
can be best determined by the combined
wisdom Of assembled conventions Of our
leading men. It is therefore earnestly
desired that farmers and planters from
ell parts Of the State be present at this
meeting and participate in Its delibera.
lions.
The old city Of Natchitoches will ex'
tend its usual hospitality. and the far
mers Of Cane River will welcome theiI
brothers from other portions Of the State
Respectfully.
.V.CARTER.
Commissioner Of Agriculture.
AooD'ScURES when all other
- preparations fail. It possesses
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1894-12-15
Turn Your Back

On the dealer who constantly
says he sells below cost. The
man who makes such state
ments isn't safe merchant to
pin your faith to. We don't
sell below cost-.just a. little
above. And yet our prices
are pretty certain to be the
lowest in town, quality consi.
dered. 1t doesn't cost any
thing to call and see for your
self.
K. Schwartz.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1894-12-15

nooD'ScURES when all other
- preparations fail. 1t possesses
curative power peculiar to itself. Be
sure to get Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
Mr.. TURPIN ACTING MAYOR.
SIR. Taylor Attend. the Norfolk 'ahe--
RESOLUTIONS Approved.


Resolutions Approved.
10, Richard VI. Taylor went down to
Norfolk yesterday 10 attend the game OF
hall between the Crows and the Crabs.
NV virtue Of his Office as President oil
the Board Of Aldermen. Hon. William VI.
rurpin was acting Mayor yesterday ar
ternoOn.
Navo- Taylor has approved within the
last few days a number OF ordinances
and resolutions, among which were th-
following:
Anticipating $50 from the street fund
10 grad. curb pave granite cutters ana
nave sidewalks on the east side Of Nor
ris street between Cary and Main.
Providing for the appointment OF one
Alderman and two Common Councilnian
to act as proxies for the city IN the
meetings OF the Virginia State Asrcul-
tural and Mechanical Society
Authorizing the appointment OF a COM
mittee consisting OF three Common Coun-
cilmen and two Aldermen 10 confer with
the authorities Of the Norfolk and West
ern railroad IN relation to said company
extending their road 10 this city.
Instructing tn. City Engineer to confer
with the Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company in regard to putting guard
around tho Dock.
Establishing the grade Of First street
from Rowe to Holly streets.
Appropriltlng sl7j0 To repairs Of the
James River bridge contingent upon the
city OF Manchester making IA like appro-
priation).
Authorizing the Committee on James
River Improvement to dispose Of such
tugs and machinery belonging to the de-
partment as is not needed.
Authorizing the clerks Of the markets
TO examine the receipts Of the renters OF
stalls in the markets when they deem IL
necessary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
THE POLICE COURT YESTERDAY.
A Youn: Man Charged With jump n. His
Board Biii-OtItcr Cases,

In the Police Court yesterday young
white man named Michael Foley was
charged with dcfrauding Mrs. Lou Bost.
proprietress OF the 81. James Hotel. out
OF SIS. due for board. Mrs. Bost did not
appear IN court. and the case was post
poned until This morning.
George Green (coloreD. who was ar
resed on Saturday morning by officer
IL. \. Wcodall OF the Richmond National
Detective Agency, for the robbery OF the
warehouse OF the Southern Supply Com
pany was before the Justice. ON account
of the absence OF witnesses the case was
postponed until day after tomorrow.
The case Of Addison Lewis (colOrcd),
charged with the larceny Of a number Of
articles from Arthur Ravens. was con-
tnued I'LL to-day.
John Woody (coloreD was fined $50,
and required To give 800 security for
sixty days for being drunk on the street
on sunday The case against Woody. in
which he is charged with assaultng and
striking John Lancaster. was continued
until to-day.
Monk Armstrong, n young white man
who was fined $3.50 for assauting and
beating David Thomas. was discharged in
another case. In which the accusation
against him was that he trespassed upon
the premises No. 92l east Byrd street and
broke and injured door
James Taylor (colored) went 10 the
grand jury. charged with feloniously
striking James Coglan, q fellow Afro
American, with brick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
CAUGHT BY THE STEP.
mp urRNooN KNOCKED FROM THE
TResTLE INTO THE CANAL
Failure Ia Duck He Head Enough Cos'
Ills Life-Thc Engiacers Not
10 Blame.

AFR lanes +. Herndon. painter en-
Moved by the Richmond. FREDERICKSBURG
and Potomac Railroad Company. lost his
life about $50 o'clock yesterday morning
by being Knocked by passing locomotive
firm, the bridge OF the connection-track
which spans the canal at sixth and BYRD
istrccts.
r,o ,,r,o,,unate man fell into the
winter and as soon as the body had been
recovered and. viewed by the coroner IL
was conveyed to the undertaking es'ao-
,,.,-,sn, n. Mr.. ]. Leroy Sutherland to
be prepared for burial
A SKILLED WORKMAN.
Mr.. Herndon was 2S years Oh ase' hau
been married Only about three months'
and was a good mechanic. Last WICK ne
was engaged in painting the bet-L
h,ldgc which IS considered one OF the
INST hazardous to paint on the frede-
ricksburg system. I III,
yes,erdav afternoon the Coroner held
an inquest, and nulnper VI ".'"eSaV
y,sre examined. IL appears thal MI
tIorndon Mr.. George Frayser, ana others
wer, engaged in painting the oiN'"-ai'u-
uyrd-street bridge, when locoilo. IS -NoS'
n and q. coupled together, the former IN
fro,t came ND the treste, going to ta-
shons MIR Frayser and Mr.. HerAdon
rerc on top OF the bridge. Mr.. Frayser
f,ve the warning OF the approach OF the
locomotives. and both got down, resting
tor feet on the lower hange OF the
s,ruc:ure. and duckins their heads
DID NOT sToOP ENOUGH.
Mr. rrayser testified that Mr.. Herndon
Nd tho same chance TO escape that he
had and had adopted the Same plan on
SATURDAY last one witness VINO saw tho
ccc,dent from the ground. was coHhneh'
ma, Mr.. Herndon was struck by the rear
,oco,no,ive. but another, VINO witnessed
=, ,ror, Tho same point. was equally con-
ndcnt that the front locomotive struck
hir, There was also some conflict OK
.as,t,,onv rs 10 whether the bill ON the
soryard locomotive was beng ruhS as
the bridg, was approached.
DID NOT KNOW 1T.
The engineers and fremen on tn TWO
,occ,,o,lyes knee sothing Of the accident
,,ntl some time e:ter they reached TIE
shops. . ,ho. tho
rhe verdict OF tn jury was that the
d,ce,sot came TO his death by belnS
knocked from the bridge INTO the c'hil'
ana that no blame attached 10 inc cEsi-
neers of the locomotives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
WAS SHOT IN THE VINEYARD.
Mt. Gilrer Says He Did Not Intend tn
Iniure the Invaders.

Mr.. s. Sterling Gilmer. OF Henrlco, sur
rendered himself at the county court
house yesterday for having shot Charles
Davis. Jr, a colored boy.
DR. John X. Glmer has n vineyard
near his house, which is two miles below
the city, and since the grapes therein
have ripencd he has been considerably
troubled with depredations made by
small boys lie set his son to watch the
fruit Sunday, and when ne saw several
boys enter the vineyard he fired his gun
In that direction. He dlsclaims having
had any intention OF inJurng any OF
the boys, and merely desired 10 frlghten
them.
Mr.. Gnmer was not aware that the
shot had been productive Of any harm
until about two hours later. when the
bows father came down 10 Mr.. Glmers
and said his boy had been shot while In
the road.
A warrant was Issued by Justice G.
w. Thomas and placed In the hands Of
Deputy-Shcriff Russell Sunday evening.
When apprsed of the fact that a war
rant was out for HIM, NJ. Giimer came
I'D TO the courthouse and surrendered
hin elf.
The shot struck the negro In the face
and went into his mouth. cut the tongue
and lodged In the neck. The Injuries
were dressed by DR.. Reamos, who pro-
nounced the wound. dangerous.
Mr. Gilmcr was recognized for his APP
pearance next Thursday al noon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

WANTED, A POSITION AS
w TRAVELLING SALESMAN By young
man with Eight y9ar- atpsrisoc.. rer,Ynn ,s
known with all good trad In southwos Ntglor,
q III c'mmancs good pa!hg un uu, Va
mn 81 III. Th&sDD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
,.ox.4s: L. W. Brauer. notes assresatins

n Os5. AZ: l.. w. Brauer. notes agsres"""s
eco. and balance. s4i3I. T,
Third class: Kingan & Co.. *5'os.' .. ear, o.
rrausr. tIs; J. r. Ciegel. note LOT ~,
George +. Burch's estate. note TOT ALL
charles II. Page. 1855 on note' an.
omen account. SIS: John r. Powers "v,e
for $40, and open account. sf.S3' .. ~
Iones. note for s3s.53. and open account
for 1872: w. J. Told. note Tor |''' ..
n Griffith & Co. note for $ip.Sf, op ,,,
account. slo7: Hudson & Co.. ~f.N: W.
y SEYMOUR. s5i55 a. a. Luck bro.n,''
q, "a. J. II. Jeffress & Co, ~; =, >.
Todd, 1866: Carter & Ryland, szLs.' =. ~
cum. se3.s6: s. r. Pratt. ML@; n. "s Ut.
icrsteIn a. Co.. s3o.S5; Hickok & CO., sls'
uardgroye e. Co. 1850: Southern Manu-
facturing Company. SIS; Charles ~ PM,
Inns. SO; c. f.. Saucr Company. fis'%
" Gentry. $3.50: Dewitt Ballard eon'
20 %: Ii. j. Henry & Co. $50 y. n, Teas
dale ss25: ]. O. Dill, s.; r., G. Edwarns'
&c 20: w. NJ. Partln. ss.ss: J. e. Philips
az. Richmond Baking-Powder tonlpahy'
s,o5. s. j. Dudley & Co., SSo; u. -.
Hancock. S.25; W. G. Smith, -; dreesi
chemical Company sl25; J. Il. Kos. q
Co. cents: j. Farrfro, 80 cents; pniIa't
& Ballard Company, si5LZ6; A'A"son :"
Timberlake. ST. a r.
Fourth class: Writ +. Taylor q ~
notes for SIZES and SJ;.0s; Georse l.
King. note for $l01G1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
SUGAR, PER

ID. OSULLlYhN,
ISL Main street.
Phone 5O7 " S-Su. Ia. TuSSa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-21
Committee Meetings To-Day.

There will he two very important meet
ings of Council committees to-day. At 3
O'Clock this afternoon the Finance Com
mttee viii assemble. and 1t Is supposed
1t viii, among other matters, pass upon
the question OF making an appropriation
for the salary of an ass slant 10 the State
Librarian. The bill now before the body
concerning this subject fixes the pay OF
this official at 81 .2U0 per annum. to be sup
piled by the city.
The Committee on Grounds and Build
ings meet at $50 O'Clock for the transac-
ton Of regular business. The sub-com-
m,ttee on additional furniture needed In
the City Hall will present it's report.
The opinion OF City-Attorney Meredith
with reference to members Of the city
Council bidding on city work and selling
goods to the city will also be submitted
by the City Engineer