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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
THE VOTE TO-DAY.
Wilson Bill viii Pass By a Majority
Of Thirty-FOur.
TABULATED ESTIMATE.
One Poprlist and Thirty Democrats Put
Down IA Against the Measure
Who These Are.

WASHINGTON, January 81. - The
friends OF the Wilson bill have made
their final estimates on the vote 10 be
taken tomorrow on the passage OF the
'measure. 1t has been made by states anu
by individual names. and takes into ccn-
sideration every doubt 1T shows that the
bill will pass by 3i majority at the lowest
possible estimate, and allowing the beneht
Of every doubt. But these doubts have
so little prospect Of realization IN several
cases that the majority IS Ieckoncd at 90
and there are strong prospects entertained
that it Will reach 80.
The estimate Is tabulated as follo"s'
For the blll-Democrats. IS; Popullsts'
ii-total. i93.
Against the bnl-Democrats %: Rcpub!I-
cans. 1876: Populists, total lSe.
The one Populist who is court'd
against the bill is Republican Newlands
OF Nevada. The thIrty-two Democrats
who are counted against the bill are main
~ doubtful. rather than actively opposed
but they are counted in the negative ~
order TO eliminate all doubts. Tney are
Messrs. Geary and Camminetu. OF Cali
fornia: Sperry and De For'st. of Con-
necticut. Meyer, pavey. Price. ana KoD-
ertson. OF louisiana Everett. OF Massa-
chusetts: Gelssenhainer. Cadmus. Erclish.
Fieldcn. and Dunn, of Sew Jersey all
~ the New York members. except camp
bell. Cochran, Warner, Tracey. ard one
other. all OF the Pennsylvania Democrats
except McAleer. Mutchlrr, Erdm@h'
Hines. anl Wolyerton-;otal, 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
FlFTY-THlRO CONGRESS.
The Bond Issue-Daniel Against voorhees,.
Tariff Debate Ended,

WASHINGTON. y. C., January 81
stances presented this morning in the Sem
ate against various parts OF the Wilson
bill was a batch from religious societies
asking that the tax on whlskey be trebled.
AFTER the routine morning business, the
Vice President laid before the Senate Mr..
SteWlrts resolution declaring that the
Secretary OF the Treasury is not legally
authorized u issue and sell bonds, and
Mr. Allen UOpulisp, Of Nebraska, made
an argument in opposition 10 that Of Mr..
Sherman yesterday. denying the claim
that the power given in the resumption
act was continuing power. and saying
that the language OF the act did not Justl-
fy that construction.
The debate took a colloquial turn. In
reply TO questions from Democratic sena-
tors Mr.. Allen held that SO far as existing
legislation goes the Treasury Is not now
bound TO redeem Treasury notes: that the
Secretary OF the Treasury never had power
TO redeem notes below the $50. .0O0. 200. and
does not posses that power to-day; that
there never has been n time In the history
OF these legal-tender Treasury notes when
ne was possessed OF the slightest power
OF reieemlng them below $500. o.O00000. and
that the act OF 1873 was intended 10 pre-
vent the redemption Of the legal-tender
notes.-the greenbacks.
Mr. Stewart came into the coloouy TO
say that he held Views Identical with Mr.
Aliens.
Mr. Villas said that the logical result OF
Messrs Aliens and Stewart's position was
that "the s950'O.0oo of bonds that were
issued at that time were Illegally issued
at least all OF them In excess Of $780,
CO.,"
mot at ALL" Mr. Allen replied; ~ have
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
NOT TO RESIGN.
Mr.. Giad.tone's Tenure of onicc Remains
Ia ~tatu QUO.

LONDON. JanUary 3l-i:umors were
currcn, at the stock Exchange today that
Gladstone had quarroled with Lord Rose
berry over the question of the govern
menrs Egyptian policy, bur a denial ot
these reports was given At the Foreign
Ohicc.
The members Of the National Liberal
club treat with der.sion the ruwor that
tho Prime Minister intends To resien.
Most OF the minister's are spending ~"
recess out OF town. and this fact renders
tbs. reports OF a Cabinet CRISIS hiSniy ini-
probable.
Mr.. Gladstone authorized Sir Algonon
West. who IS his companion In Biarriiz'
To send ont this evening tho statement
that follows.
"'The statement that Mr.. Gladstone has
definitely decided, or decided az all 10 re
sign. is untrue. IL Is true, however. That
for many months past his age and the
condit ON OF his sight and hearing have,
I'm his Judgment. made relief from pubic
affairs de sirablc. Therefore his tenure or
office has been at any moment liable t9
interruption from these causes. Wnich af"
in their nature permanent. u remains
exactly ass Il has been. lie * Ignorant or
nation may take even during the remain
der Of the present session ~ Parliament.
and he has not said or done anything which
could IN any degree restrain his absolute
freedom or that OF hs colleagues regard
ius performance OF the arduOus duties
now lying or likely to lie before them
The Liberals in London were dsappolni-
cI by the statement sent out by Sir Al
garnon West. as they had all hoped FOR
a ulaiu. uneIuivocal denial Nevertheless.
The party managers are convinced that
nothing warrants the assumption that Mr..
Gladstone will retire soon from public
life
The Central News says that IN" irish
members Of the House ~ Commons are
seriously concerned. and the leaders deem
il their duty under certain conditions -
force the situation.
Campboll Baunerman. Secretary of state
for War. WAS expected 10 make some open
statement concerning Mr.. Gladston"'s m
toutl0ns when he addressed Liberal
meeting IN Dunfcrmlinc this evening. His
only rofcreuc. 10 the subject, however.
was "A remark about the "uneNamplod IN
decsncy of the opposition. who reekone l
up0n breaking down the health and pow
crs Of the Prime Minister and driving
him to retirement" The reckoning, he
added would prove vain.
Arthur j. Balfour leader Of the lnion-
lists in speaking in M19che Ter this c|e-
uing. emphasized the necessity 80 inm'-
date organization. as. h' SAID. the general
election would soon be- hc.d.
The Duke Of N0rfolN. also, 200 address
ing meeting at rorNInr referred To- ,he
approaching elections and urged ms hear -
crs to make their hnai preparations for
the aupcau to the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
Mr.. Fairfax Preparing Bin Providing
Thcrrfor-Legi isiatiNc Gossip.


Thcrsfor-LegisiatiV Gossip.
In the Senate Yesterday on motion of
Mr. Fairfax the report of the Mineral
Lands Committee was referred t. the
Committee on Finance. The object Of Mr..
Fairfax i'm having the report take that di-
rcctiun was To facilitate the perfection Of
bil e. establish "A state board oc oQud-
lization of taxation. Since his entry into
the Senate Mr.. Fairfax has paid especial
attention to taxation and other questions
affecting the revenues of the state. H.
was one Of the most valuable members
of the Mineral Lands Committee ana
thinks that great reform can be instituted
in the matter of assessment and ColleC-
tion of taxes reform that would incrcase
the revenues OF the Commonwealth as
well by saving what Is her due, but Is
not collected as by cqullzng taxation.
lie fators. among other things. making
The terms OF the assessing officers longer
and sGhiecting their returns 10 the super
vision ana revision of board OF cGuall-
cation. The short-term system, as APP
Piled to ass essins officers. he contends
has the effect Of making man. as soon
as hn is elected. commence 10 build
fences for the succeeding term.
Mr. I.oVcustein was In his seat In IN"
Senate yesterday for the first time for
a week. He was hardly we'll enough 10
lc out, but was very anxious 10 be pres
cut to vote on the local-option bill.
Mr. Stubhs has been called home by the
serious Illness Of his mother.
The Senate Committee Tor Courts Of Jus
tee met yesterday morning and heard the
yi-ws Of Dr. Thom. health officer OF Nor
folk. touching the Board Of Health bill.
The Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections will meet at the Exchange Hotel
Friday night at s o'clock 10 hear the con-
test over the Electoral Board of Norfolk
county.
Governor OFcrrall spent an hour or
more on the floor Of the House yesterday.
he happened 10 drop in while the jury
exemption hill was under discussion. and
heard several speeches The Governor has
approved the bill extending the terms Of
the debt settlement
The House Committee cl Roads yester-
day passed upon several local bills Tho
charges OF discrimination In cottOn-rates
against the city of Norfolk 10y the various
railroads entering that city came up for
discussion. but was passed by until Fehru>
uary 18th. Colonel Warren q. Elliott.
president Of the Atlantic COast-Lne spoke
IN defense of the roads. and Mr. Cooke
and Mr.. John Tanner. ~ Norfolk, both
spoke in the interest Of the city.
The House Committee for Courts Of Jus
tice heard argument from Judge Boiling
against Mr BryanPs bill concerning the
liability of employers. After much discus
sion the matter was indefinitely post
poupd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
TWO FAIR DscOYs
They Nietimired Jacksonville 10 the -.
OF 81 I.OO0-Jhex t,.u

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. JAM. e.
Deputy-SherG Nanzant IN io.si.s.
ST. Louis. No. with rcquis.,lon ,.,.....
Mrs. Townsend and her iau,t..~ a.,
Armstrong. who have been vlcf.,r.,...
people OF This city FOR the lasf ,r..s h.,
Their scheme was 10 sec!r. e.....
merchants on trial. 20 be- r.t.irr.t .,
satisfactory They Invariably 49,,
GOODS. but never paid for tN.r'
they skipped few days a., t...
secured goods 70 the smo.r- ,, b.
5000. nearly an OF which tr.. r...
for less than half their value ' !
IL Is thought that tho ,,.n,.- ,....
said 10 be very handsome. s.r,.t
coys Tor certain ~ The ,r.r4. v.. IT,
Tested the city prior 90 AMI t....
week Of the prize-nght Th, ,,...
an alleged boarding house uhf, ...
II Is now developed tAlt c.......
Maithewson. - tn Boston r......
dsuggci and robbed un4r t,.r. ,,...
tnewson Is crazy from th. .I... .. ...
drug ,
Three men worc with tra f,.. ....-
ana disappeared with them r..
nave been arrested IN 50. Iuu t.
flSht eXtraditiou. '
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
TeIecrams Under Pressure.

y. ]. Crowley. manager OF the western
Union telegraph office. Jacksonville, Fla,
died last night after an Illness OF about
two weeks
Fire broke out in the REYNOLDS 4;
Brown Block. Alliance. O.. al = o'clock
last night and completely destroyed II.
Aggregate loss, 10000. Insurance, 1000
The Chancery Court at birmingham.
Ala, yesterday appointed William Biz
ney receiver OF the Birmingham Furnace
and Manufacturing Company, L Sl,o9O,D0
CORPORATION formed in the Doom days or
ISSS
The hatters' lockout at Danbury. Conn.
which had been on for ten weeks and has
affected 400 hatters. has been declared
of. the union hatters holding meeting
AT which they decided 10 so back % work
in the independent factories.
A special from Titusyille. ria, says a
man named Legare. from South Carolina,
was murdered and robbed near Rock
Ledge last evening by two negroes. and
thar II the negroes are caught they are
likely 10 be lynched.
The schooner Gertie r. Foster. OF Glou-
cester Mass, while trying 10 make the
harbor at Liverpool, \. y. Tuesday night.
total loss and FIVE men. who bad been
aboard OF her. were drowned.
Lawyer Molinari. accused OF inciting
workingrnen to revolt, was tried by court
martial In Massa Ill Carrara. Italy. yes
teruay. and sentenced 10 twenty three
wears imorisoDment. the first three In
solitary confinement, and the forfeiture OF
all his property.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
Another Antl-Cption Ell.

WASHlNGTON. -. C., January u.-A
bin introduced iu the Senate to-day, uutr
tine title OF ~ bill 10 encourage and pro-
mote commerce among the states and
with foreign nations" by Senator George,
is n revival OF his bil of tn. last Con-
gress ID prohibit dealing in options and
futures H. defines the words options
and futures" and makes the dealing In
them misdcmeanors. tO be punished by a
nnr Of not less than S.oUO, and imprison-
m,nt OF not less than one year. The ar
ticI.s4 specified 10 which the bill shall
Apply are raw or unmanufactured cotton,
hops. wheat. corn. oats. rye, barley, -four,
pork. lard, and bacon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
SITUATION AT RIO.
American Vessels Can SOW go Ia the
Whar,es Nithont Interference.

WharScs NithOHt Interference.
copyrighted. 1894. by the United Prs'D
RIO JANEIRO, January 9i-Amorican
vessels that desire TO come to the p!"rs
Of the city can nov do - without being
iuterfered with by the insurgens
The negotiations 10 settle he t.cuhle3
between the insurgents and a." goyer'
rnent by arbitration, I'm which Admiral
Benham was acting as a priva's oulen,
are at present at FttnGsili tbs ~
probably due % the fact tha- Admiral
Ia Gama's nephew was killed early Nom
day morning while engaged ln forage
along the shore on a tug.
The American Minister h"r', Ir
Thompson. to-day sent long F"r.et dls-
patch TO the State Department at wash
ington.
Communication with Santos Is inter-
rupied.
ENGLISH SHIPS, TOO.
copyrighted, 1884, by the Associated
PressJ
RIO DE JANEIRO. January 4.-rhe
action Of Admiral Henham iu protecting
American ships In their effort % land al
the wharves In this harbor has had a
salutary effect. English ard merchant
ships OF other natioEalities are now COM
ing up 10 their wharyes without any sign
Of molestat!on on the part Of the N
surgent vessels.
admiral Bcnham's bol stand against
interference with the vessels OF his c0un-
try Is generally applauded.
The exchange Of shots between the IN
surgent and government forces has prac-
tically ceased during the past twenty-fouf
hours. This IS the first time FOR four
months that a day has passed vixen there
was not more or less firing The un-
official warning which Admiral Berham
gave 20 Admiral Da Cana that hrinS
upon the wharves for the mere purpose
OF creating "A blockade by terror must
cease has been needed.
All OF the foreigners are delighted Win
the result Of the American Admirafs con-
duct. The commanders OF the Foreign
fleets held n conference to-day 20 discuss
the action OF Admiral Benham. and reso-
lutlons were adopted fully endorsing the
course that he pursued.
DA CANA FEELS AGGRIENED.
Admiral Da Cana feels aggrieyed al
Admiral Benham. He sent letter to the
American Admiral to-day protesting
AGAINST the ostentatious manner In which
the American commander had Inundated
him. lie says he will yield for a time
TO superior force but that. as ne Vas
compelled 10 allow the American ships 10
come 10 their wharyes, he has officially
notified the representatives OF all other
nations that they may do the same lie
declares that the insurgents have held the
harbor for five months, and says that II
now the shore batteries fire on him he
will be unable 10 reply FOR fear OF hurting
neutral ships. aud also be- unable To pro-
tect his men.
Admiral Da Cana also sent letter
10 the officers who had gathered 10 con-
ference TO discuss Admiral Benham's ac-
ton. asking that he might be permitted
10 lombard the city without notice. NO
answer was Gent to hiri. but Admiral
Denham said later that he would grant
the insurgent Admiral permission to eoni-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
II. Mark'. Orrnn KrrifuI.

The friends OF ST. Marks church will
have tonight an opportunity - hear and
zee the new pipe-orean recently purchased
by the church from Hook < Hastings. OF
Boston. Mass. Professor J. Emory Shaw
Will preside at the organ, and Yrs. W. j.
Gilman. Messrs. G. W. Hunter. and j.
". Tribbett, a male quintette from the
North Side and -. Marks choir VIII
take part in the entertainment which
will take place $50 O'Clock and for which
there will be no admission charge
The young ladies OF the church will
serve a silver tea in the lectIre-room
from until 10 o'clock this evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
4 Marylandcr Minister To Sweden and
Norway-Nircinia Customs Collector.

WASHINGTON. January 2l-The Presi-
dent to-day sent - the Senate the fol-
lowing nominations:
Thomas g. Ferguson. Of Maryland. %
be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Pienip0tentiary to sweden and Norway.
Collectors Of Cust)ms-John j. King,
of Alabama. for the District OF Mobile;
George -. Bryan Of South Carolina for
the District of Charleston. W B. Robin
son. os Virginia for the District OF Tap
pahannock
julius \. Taylor OF Tennessee, To be
Attorney ~ the United states for the
Western District Of Tennessee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01

The Council Committee H1 r, r..
partmcnt ar "a mrotlnI yr.t.II.. tf...
noon. rejected the application .F N.
Bourne for permission 10 '..' a .r
over portion OF HE wood .ttrf Do ..,
corner Of Twenty seventh pnI N.
streets. IN developed In the 1... .n
the matter that tho shed hIH ...
been erected. aud residents lf .l. n.
borhood object to A.
The Committees ON Comof"r'. eng I..
lice held meetings dui ulH.'.. f...
tine business
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
The Government Deficit.

WASHINGTON. -. G. January 2l.-T'he
official statement Of government receipts
and expenditures 10 BE- issued tomorrow
will show that the expenditures for tn.
first seven months Of the current fiscal
year exceeded the receipts by Si6,W0Ho
The receipts were Sl5j.00O000 and the
expenditures s22l ,oJou0l. II this IA
ito should be- kept up through
tn entire fiscal year the deficit would he
Sso.@1.Cp0 leaving the Treasury with but
81 000.eO Of the $l2l OO,6GO with which
II entered the fiscal year July /, 1873.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
Marriage Of Mr. Crump and Nj. 49,.

Mr.. Charles G. CrUmp war. ....
Brady Printing Comnlr, r
Emma Staude were migrt.f r.....
10 o'clock at the Fitet Ertil ..I....
church by Rev. Mr. Sa,errs .t
Was tastily decorated Win i.rf. ..I
ted plants. The couple loft a...r.
mony FOR an extended r.ft.l-r t.
Messrs. r. u. Harrison. t I. H..r
N alter .. Duke, coleman ~ .t.
Booker Tupmnn. and lurr f... s..
a. ushcrs They were ttr....
ton Tuesday nlght at th. I.r.
brides parents. AZ FDrest IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01

\ partial examination was h..l ll 60
Police Court yesterday W.rHHf u 49,
case - Frank Chri-titu, Ii. ...r. r...
charged with assaultlng jtm., NJ N.r.
roll with a brick N0mr N,.f ... m
court. and both he aud thr ......i i.. To-
statements. after which t1. ,I.. nIs.
continued until February SIN tl iuIt. p
with. sscs.
The case of william ANrHN NH' -
Charged with driving DIS t.tw n t i.. IS.
less manner through the Hr
breaking the buggy ot Mia. h. N.f
continued until the a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
Excursion Hnte- TO tho MmiiGr,..

ON account OF tho at.,. occasion
Richmond ani Danyiilc r'l'r... u.I .l
excursion tickets until f'.H
elusive. good 10 return vltiu .l..H .f.,
from date - sale. Rat rIH ."
10 Mobile and return. So Y ..H I..
leans and return. Soa U.s., fl.f It.s
trains between Rlchmurl ani ..H 90
leans Via Atlanta AMI M1n'.. F'r fif
ther Information apply at IL. r.-.r D.-
fee, 9ly east Main street
JOHN N H.'fI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
Burial OF Tucker.

The remains OF Samuel Tucker. the
murdered peddler. were buried yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock In the Sir Moses
Montenore cemetery. The funeral ser
vices were conducted by Rev. NOtfkof.
Of the Sir Moses M0ntefOre. and Mr.. y.
Ezekiel made a few remarks. The eX-
penses OF the funeral were borne by the
Sir Moses Montetiore and Mr. Stern.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
APIain Statement

New Market. Minn.-Simmons's Liver
Regulator cured me Of liver complaint and
paIpitation OF the heart. | used many
other remedies, but with no relief, until
began taking 3. l.. R.-William Schultz.
Your druggist sells II In powder or liquid.
The powder Is TO be taken dry or made
into a tea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
rncendIarIsm nj Cr,,,.h....

"iNhf.NSBoitp', \. G.. Itr.. -,
.sprclaLl l.Ihe department r.H-.nI.i ...,
alarm OF fre tonight - No......
caused bv an inCertlarv aff.-.,. ..
stroy some property ou d.. ....,...
town. owned by Il. r.. Nug r-. ,...
The third fire FOR Nr. King th.t... ..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01

The Georgia Tent turned BOD tto f1 f's
Bazaar Fund During thr T'.' ar. tI.-
tain Bahcocks tflond4 rli tt. I.'
~ this amount FOR a 'rrlsi.rtta fsr
which IS to b. placed u fI. '.".nq
Museum in memory ot Captain A. ,..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01

Tho United Banking unt D. U.Is me-
pany. 62l east Main etrr., o. .i'
10 limited number Of tA' shores .. -
capital stock fully pail arI u'f
able. a, 81 per share o." c.unH iss
on the cost - this stock a cash Httl li
OF 6 per cent per annum. l'lU.H '.'
annually on &c lst dafH of IlHHI-
July Of each year. Tho s.".h '.f'.r
participates IN tho profits nt OH. Ua1
ness and IS redeemed D. tr COMPANY
~ us maturity (which IS 'e'.mlf. '' .f
about eighty-four months rf NH pop
share, regardless 81 the 90 .''.If no
ready paid tho holder there.f 1.. .".
pany IS woll-nsu1g ln+''l... a.t
We commend is shares to re i0
public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01

". \. Hammond. i9i gas.
grows more Ros'f, NY.. o..
ami p.rout.se Plants fa'H '..
florists In this city cnmbiu. B. '.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
Valiant. uead Sill On.

PARIS January 3l--Contrary 70 ex-
pectatiOn, valiant was not executed to-
day. and the mob Of Paris SUITE = A So
we're disappointment. II Is certain the
execution will not take place tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
Condition OF Mr. Chilals.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. January 2l.-At
midnight AIR. Chiids's physicians issued
a bulletin saying that he had passed a
quiet day, and there was no noticeable
change in his condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01

bard the city. but he would res,,i,, -
forty-eight hours notice be- giyen y, 10y ,'t
non-combatants would b. abls a.,
shelter. a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01

WASHINGTON. y. C.. January 81
Dr. Samuel @. Staples. OF Roanoke. Va,
has been appointed qualified surgeon at
900 in the Pension Bureau.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
CIT THIS OFT.
To Subscribers.

- 70. don't receive sissls ,od -, 's as ). !.
Word sps proap,I, On yOlr olSss ssGs ss.srs Ts
oa az ,oua, o. tho sse.' tosa ,ss - ypaslsaels
viii eome 70 you IN .ims tom WI tOAPANS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-01
s..~-~zsr@ErywssofEs

For CorGHs AND THeoU .fo'.'" -
BR0wE's BRoScHIAL TROcHts Troy "'r'' ~
throat irritations caused ~ o.I ,r u.' 'i 10