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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1894-12-29
LAS VEGAS, NUEvO MEXICO DICIEMBRE 20 DE 1894

cion Epara pagar cada uno de los re-
clamantes 10 que les corespondia, y eran
en- extlemo lisonjeros los prospectos de
que antes de mucho tempo muchos de
nuestros conciudadanos obtendrian la
compensation que por tanto tempo
han aguardado. Estas esperanzas no
Sc han realizado hasta la fecha, y Sc
gun el despacio con que Gamma el
asunto, parece que por muchos amos no
hay prospe.tos de que los reclamantes
por depredaciones de indios obtengan
10 suyo La corte de reclamos ha
averiguado y ha aprobado gran mime
70 de causas, pero el congreso mani
fiesta disposition de hacer las apropia-
clones necesarias
Pero 81 este fuera todo el obstacno
que Sc presentase, aun podiamos con
liar que en- eualquier tempo el con-
gteso reconoceria la justlcla de estos
reclamos y cumplira la obligation que
Sc lmpuso de proveer el dinero reque-
rIdo para su pago, mas resulta que el de-
partamento de justicia en- Washington
sta obrando respecto esta materia
dc reclamos de depredaclones dc in
dos de una manera que ha desperta-
do justa Indignation entire los recla-
nantes y sus aboga os Cuando los
reclamantes obtuyieron sentencia ia
vorable en- la corte sus reclamos esta-
han muy satisfechos y oreian que su d.
nero estaba SECURE aun euando tuviesen
que esperar largo tempo que el Con-
greso hlciera las debidas apropiacio-
mes. Resultaron fallidas sus esperan-
zas pues ahora aparece que el depar-
tamento de justlcia trata de abrir dc
nuevo muchas de las cansas que han
sido adjudicadas va. Uno dc los abe
gados dc varios de los reclamantes, ha
escrito una carta muy picante sobre
la materia, provocada por haber reci-
bido aviso del procurador general anun'
ciandole que una mocion para nuevc
uicio habia sido presentada en- un re-
clamo va adjudicado. Dice en- su carta
que el reclamo en- question fue reco-
mendado favorablemente por el agente
de indios, aprobado por el departa-
mento del interior y presentado Ia
corte de reclamos, Ia cual 10 confrmt
hace como dos AMOS Concluye 81
carta con 10 siguente:
"Si la corte dc reclamos no es va
competente para dar una sentencis
propia, estando siempre en- guardia los
abogados pagados del gobierno, enton
ces 10 mejor seria que fuese aboida. F"
81 el departamento de jus,icia procedt
asi con los demas reclamos que estir
va adjudicadoS, obrara con gran injus
tlcia respecto a los reclamantes que
por tantos amos han estado esperanto
que el gobierno les resarciera por Ioi
pejuicios que recibieron de mano d.
los indlos, y este proceder indica gu,
hay muy poca formalidad entire los ac
tuales ofciales dol departamenlo d.
Ijusticla, pues sc atreven d no conside
rar conclusive la decision dada en- uni
causa por un tribunal establecido ex
presamente por el Congreso para juz
gar esta clase de causas. La senten
cia de una corte debe ser defnitiva
va sea favorable 8 adverse al reclaman
te, mayormentc cuando los reclamo
por depredaciones indlas tienen pri
nero que pasar por Ia examination
escrutinio del depar.amen,o del int
rior, y des9ues de aprobados pasar
ante el tribunal dc reclamos cuya sen
tencia ha sldo final hasta ahora.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1894-12-29

Vendemos ahora bole,os para paSaie ffs
vuelia a los preeios slguientes.
De Las Vegasa Denver, day vaal,a t2ai6
Las Vegas a Colorado sprlpgs, Ida ,uelta,
t1s50
Las Vegas Pueblo, iday vuelta, tlbT0,
T0aiOs este ton pasajes continues ba.ta Faebio
peto pueden pafnrEe Uairc Pueh beaver. con
llml'e hnal has NOyicmbre Is de lSpl
NendemOs boletos para Ia cludad de Mexico,
Ida vutla, con limltc dc scis mescs ppr t86. 10
0Eo NICHOLSON,
q, +. &TA, ATS. Err,
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1894-12-29
Ell GAMING TORCIDO.
IMitaciOn de los MetOdOs de los
CuerpOs Ret0rnad0res
de Louisiana.

En- los tiempos de la domination
africana en- varios de los estados del
Sur, Sc establecieron ouerpos de rotor
nos cuyo deber era contar los votos
dados en- las elecciones de estado y dar
certifcados de election a los ofciales
legalmente electos, y dichos cuerpos
tenian la autoridad de rechazar las vo-
taciones de precintos y condados del
estado donde hubiese prueba cierta de
traude 8 intimidation. Estos cuerpos
de retornacion fueron establecidoS con
ell objeto de resguardar las elecciones
contra los abuses frecuentes y mani
festos que cometian los democratas de
dichos estados con el fin de veneer por
medic del fraude y la intimidation la
superioridad numerical de los republi-
canos, y como todas las medidas extre-
mas resulto peor ell remedio que la en-
fermedad y los desacatos cometidos
por los cuerpos de retornacion llegaron
hasta tai grado que contrabalancearon
los desmanes consumados por los de-
mocratas e hicieron odiosa la suprema-
cia que Sc fundaba en- las manipulacio-
mes de dichos cuerpos, y causaron la
vuelta de la democracia al poder, a
pesar de las muohas matanzas y fra
grantees fraudes de que Sc valian para
ganar elecciones. Desde entonces que
do desacreditada la practica de tener
cuerpos de reformation con autoridad
llimitada, y no Sc han vuelto d usar en-
los estados del Sur donde existian an
ties, y los que ahora verifcan el escru-
tinio de las votaciones Sc conforman
con contar los votos segun retornados,
sin meterse a "purifcar" los retornos,
rechazando los que consideran ilega-
les, pues este es cosa que pertenece
exclusivamente a los tribunales y pue-
de ser dilucidada bajo contesta enta
blada por alguna de las parties agraua
das.
Pero 10 que ha caido en- desuso er
los eStados del Sur, parece que Sc est
ingertando en- algunos de los condado'
de Nuevo Mexico, segun 10 hemos OBJ
servado despues de ia reciente elec
cion. Los cuerpos de comisionado
de condado Sc han convertible en- cuer
pos de reformation { imitando los me
todos de los politicaStros de Loiusian;
otros estados del sur, han atropelladC
toda ley y legalidad, arogandose el de
recho de correjir supuestos defectos eI
los retornos rechazar las votacione
de precintos, aun despues que ha pasa
do el tempo prescripto por ley par
hacer ell escrutinio dc los votos dado
en- una election. Esto 10 han hech,
por obtener ventajas partidarias y ele
| sir candidates que tueron derrotado
en- la election, privando a los ohciale
Iegalmente electos de los certifcado
que justamente les pertenecian.
Esta prictica perniciosa sc not6 el
esta election pasada en- los condado
de Doha Ana y Union. En- el prime
70, los comisionados despues de conta
los retornos de un precinto donde S
habian echado en- la GAIA de boleto
ochepta boletos democritioos por me
dio del fraude y del abuse, canociero
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-17
Property Transfers.

Richmond: G. X Macon. special COM
missioner, 10 + +. Finch. 10 feet on
east side of Twelfth street between Leigh
and NJ $50.
George c.. Parker. Jr., and wife TO
George w. Whitaker. Sl2 inches on east
side OF Mosby street $50.
Thomas Il. Stage and wife to c. y. Will
ley q feet on east side Of Twenty-thrd
street between Broad and Marshall. $500.
William A. Walker and wife to j.
Thompson and Leroy +. Brown, 80 feet
on east side of Seventh street between
Broad and Grace. and 22%. feet on north
side OF Grace between Seventh and Eighth.
$1,000.
solomon We'll 10 William Wolff, stock
OF goods, fixtures. etc, at No. GA east
Broad street, $3.50.
Henrico: James II. Barton and wife TO
William ID. Rock, north 10 feet of lot 4
and all OF lots and in block 10. Barton
Heights, 1854.
A. W. Patterson. special commissioner.
to Ann w. Bidgood's trustee. 2li. acres
on Horsepen road. S27l.SS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-17
Trade Continues Dull.

The Snow-Church Company's weekly
review OF trade is as follows:
A continued dulness in trade seems
prevalent throughout the States, but nc
material falling of is noticed among local
1obbers and manufacturers. While a re-
alization OF the fact that trade generally
is quiet exists. yet business at Richmond,
Norfolk, and Lynchburg is reported fair,
and dealers are still striving for what
good trade they can pick up.
Dealers In dry goods. groceries, hard
ware. and supplies think there has been
a little more activity in trade during the
past two weeks than for some time past.
though the increase is small. Collections
by many are reported fair, some houses
stating that they were better during the
past week than the preceding one. with
better indications for the settlements In
the future.
clearings through the Richmond Clear
ing House Association for the last six
days are s2.lse,020.02; as compared with
the same period Of 1888, $e.5s5 06s.7s; show
ing a decrease OF 1888.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-17

nrst- honor roll Of her grade for several RAJ
consccutiys sessions. Tho call ~ Nv
was especially In honor Of nttie MISS
Rertie. nj the handsome instisation OF
her efi,clent teacher. who chaperoned tne
sereuaders--Mlss Lola Mitchell, an ac-
complIshed and deservedIy popular young
iady OF Church Hill. The sweet music
was greatly enjoyed and appreciated py
the Misses Bickers and the entire fanny:
"Pater famiiias' Bickers appeared. ana
very heartily thanked the young lanes
and gentlemen for the excellent musicaI
treat, and complimented' the exquisiteness
OF touch. excellent precision. and marked
expression which combined TO effect sucn
pleasing melody mt the hands OF the
performers lie expressed regret ina. nc
had had no intmation OF the Visit. wnicn
fact caused an absence of refreshments,
which II would have delighted MN 70
have provided. He insisted upon escort
ing the party to a neighboring ice-cream
saloon, which invitation had to be de-
cIined on account OF the lateness OF the
hour. The party was composed OF MISS
Lola Mitchell (chaperon), Misses cara a.
Tompkins and Marcie ChappeiI; Messrs'
w. Reginald Walker. Eddie n. Bell'
Allan b. Clarke, Il. a. Separk, and Wine
Turner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-17
....at Annnnncrment.

Waving had innumerable requests from
a. parts q the e1 p.rt q % W sights n and
s siuue. ~ the World OF this incompara-
S bic work. and which will httinsly round
up the series. .. hava c,ghts
"a scenes OF the World suitably bound
a AND to complete the work ra. tlsp 'asi:
80 con,ants are necessary. IL mas also
OF SssD eon snqsested that the Worlds Fair
should yn be numbered among the re-. sis snc'
an snI annroprlate blrds-eye Views OF TINS
greatest RE. nineteenth century aehiey ,e, zen
Should be included in its contents s,o anerv
Tore we take pleasure in announcing
nhat part Twenty-One VIII contain
Titie-Pagc, Introduction, Complete Il raois
90 Contents. indexed. Birds Eye views
of the worlds Fair. taken from az par's
~ the grounds, including The famous
Midway Plaisance Don't ran 70 ger se'
this most important part. 1t can De hau
now from the Dispatch office for 10 cents
without coupons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-17
THE HUSBAND COULD NOT TESTIFY.
Judge Wexford Holds tho McRae Act tn

Judge Wexford Holds tho McRae Act To
he Unconstitutional Court News.
In the Circuit Court before Judge Well
ford yesterday the jury gave verdict
in favor OF the plaintiff for 500 in the
case OF Martha A. Ware against w. NJ.
Carlton During the trtal OF the case
Judge Wexford decided the law to be
unconstitutional which allows husband
and wife to testify against each other.
This law was passed during the last ses-
sion Of The Legislature. having been in
troducod In the House of Delegates by
MIR ". L. McRae. of Petersburg. Judge
Wexford said yesterday that the effect
OF this law was TO repeal certain other
laws, while there was no repeating clause
IN the bill
The point was raised in the case by
Hon. IA. r. Pollard, who appeared for the
defendant. while Hon. Isaac Digs, OF
West Point, was counsel for the plaintiff.
Mr. Diggs put Mrs Carlton on the stand
and Mr.. Pollard objected 10 her testify
ing.
The point raised by Mr. Pollard was
arlrled by both counsel and promptly
decided 10y the judge. who ruled that Mrs.
Cartons evidence could not be received
in view Of the defect in the act in ques-
ton.
Mr.. Dlggs represented Hanover and
King William counties in the House of
Delegates during the last session of the
LEGISLATURE and voted against the passage
OF the act In question
An ordcr was entered in this tribunal
for special grand jury for June 18th TO
dispose OF number OF penitentiary cases
The following suit was instituted: W.
NJ. Parrish against j. y. Cullingworth
Tor As6.lS. action Of debt.
LAW AND EQUITY COURT.
Tho following suits were Instituted in
the Law and Equity Court before Judge
Minor yesterday:
J. Il. Hicks against Eliza Hicks. suit
In chanccrY.
Ellison & Harvey against Wright &
Taylor partners. etc. for $S62.lO.
", l.. Hardison against J. j. Lafferty;
damages SG0O: suit upon an award.
HUSTINGS COURT.
The case OF the Commonwealth against
William Hicks was tritd in the Hastings
Coar, before Judge witt yesterday. He
was convicted OF assault mad battery
and fined s..
Tomorrow the case of the Common
wealth against $. S. Cadot viii be tried.
ana the ease against McNamee and .Gaul,
oinlrged with murder. which had been
SCI down for that day. will most Likely
have 10 90 over
IN The Clerks office OF the Chancery
court Mr. ). II. Halves yesterday quail
heu ~ executor Of Kate A. Dance. de-
ceased
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-17
THE LIQUOR LICENSE REVOKED.
Sent to Jail for Chicken-steaIing-Ho
kins's Hope.

In the County Court yesterday Judge
Wiekham. after hearing argument and
evidence in the case OF r. c. Blackburn.
to whom license to sell beer at retail
at Dumbarton was granted some time ago.
and 10 which objection was made by
Major A. r. Courtney and others. revoked
the license.
Silas Brown and Sandy Logan, who were
jailed Friday for stealing chickens from
Acca Stock Farm were sent TO Jail yes
terday by Squire Lewis. the former for
three months and the other for thirty
days.
Morris Hopkins. the condemned muir
derer, was visited by his counsel-Messrs.
Thomas and Justiss-and told that there
was still a ray OF hope for him. He ap-
peared very much comforted at this as
surance. and when the gentlemen left
him he was in excellent spirits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-17
The Ladies' Return Thanks.

The ladies' having charge OF the som
merfest, which was such conspicuous
success on Friday evening, desire TO re-
turn thanks for the contributions and
kind assistance of their many friends.
Special thanks are due Miss Thaw and
her class for the lovely May-pole dance
the Dispatch. Times, and state for help
full notices: the Baughman Stationery
Company for great deal OF beautiful
printing, and the special police for their
courtesy and efficient service.
All persons having returns to make for
sommerfest tickets or badges are re-
quested to bring them to COL west Frank
lin street tomorrow (Monday) evening al
o. clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-17
Chemical Laboratory:
Charles H. chalkley, NJ. DE-
prcss.sor OF Chemistry. Toxicology'
.1 Hfodlcai IurfsprudcDcc.

and Medical Jurisprudence.
Richmond, Va. May q, 1884
Holly Springs Water Company, Mancnes-
ter. Va:
Dear sirs,-After a thorough aDss ,ss,
NJ IN. water which I took from ho''y
sprines I render the statement wnich So'
y" Allow me TO state that this IS ,ne
r.igbtest. Purest. and most PalstaD'e
u,nsrsi water / have ever eysmined. as
a table water. II is OF great vaine o''
acconnt Of its purity and sparkiing ns
turn. "a = medicinal water In tne res'
ment OF Rheumatism, Govt, ana s'In''a'
maladies. IL should Prove OF VERY 49, $50
henea, because of the various s".,
which render Il useful as q soiven. az. a..
d,ure,,c The free Carbonic Acia Gas -
,h,s water acts as a sedative TO the irl'-
,ah,. stomach and helps II 10 relieve VI
digestion and dyspepsia personai ,,r.
rn,,a,ce enables me TO TESTIFY TO i,s W.
tue in relieving the muscular p" 80 ,ts
Rheumatic Govt. on a.oou"s or,snlo
a,r,ost absolute freedom from oIean -
matter a will be found periec'y 81,
water 10 use during epidemics OF - To-,
Fever Diphtheria, Cholera ,- 80
etc congratulate you upon haN'ns -
valuable a spring.
Very truly yours, ,urEy
CHARLES II. .CHALhbEi,;
n,.o.. chemistry. University Cohese
of Medicine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-17
In Charge for Many Years.

The National Hotel Reporter, in its
issue OF June Nth. says: Colonel A. w.
Archer. who. as already announced In
these columns, has become sole proprietor
and manager OF the Exchange and Bal
lard Hotels In Richmond. Va, has been
prominently identified with these estab-
iishments for twenty years. and for the
last three years has been a member Of
the proprietary firm OF Darlington &
Archer. These hotels win hereafter be
conducted under the firm name OF Archer
= Co, and win continue to occupy the
A1nAtuR l2aoA - .X1Iginiasa enu1ta1 49,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-17
Death in rexa. Of Mr.. r. $. Barbour.

News was received here yesterday OF
the death at Fort Worth, Texas. OF Mr..
u. =. Barbour. who was well known in
Richmond. where he long resided. No
particulars were given.
Mr. Barbour was connected with the
Chesapeake and Ohio system for many
years and was for some time general
mond and Allegheny His family now
reside In Pittsburg. Pa. though he has
a daughter Mrs. J. II. Howard still living
in Richmond. Mr.. Barbour was tho
rough rsilroad-msn. and was held IN
hixh estaaua, =.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-17
To Introduce

our high-class Photos,' Crayon' ana faS,
rel Portraits 10 the public. and to mee'
the demands OF the times, We oner at
~ our work at especially reduced prices
Our gallery is newly equipped with th'
host facilities and abilities. Call and sec
snecimens of our work and ascertain oui
prices. We will please you.
HOMEIER &c cLARh,
525 east Broad street, over Morriss'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-17
Mr.. GILES T. PLEASANTS.
Death of This WeII-Known Citizen In
Bedford City.


special to the Dispatch announces
the death Friday in Bedford City OF
Mr.. Giles T. Peasants.
The deceased was native OF Halifax
county, and brother of the late Dr.
William b. Peasants. the dentist He
came TO Richmond when quite a young
man, and was well known in business
circles At one time he was a member OF
the firm Of Peasants & Ross, for a
number OF years was a clerk for A. Y
Stokes Co., but for the last four years
had been in the employ OF Messrs. James
ID. Patton & Co
Mr. Peasants had been quite unwell for
some weeks. and recently went TO Bed.
ford City in the hope Of recuperating his
health. The immediate cause OF his death
was kidney trouble
The deceased married a Miss Mitchell
OF Halifax. and his wife survives him
The funeral was at Bedford City yester.
day afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-17
Change Of Organists.

Mr.. Charles Polndexter has consented
10 I'LL Professor Emory Shaw's place al
the organ OF the Monumental church du-
ring the month OF July, and It is believed
that this talented organist VIII yield 10
the pressure now being brought to pear
upon him and continue to preside there.
Professor Shaw will take charge OF tne
81. James church organ July LIST. Un,ii
that date Mr.. Manly u. Ramos VIII Oh
fcfata
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-17
HUNDRED Dismissal of Breck,nr,a...

Mr.. Henry T. Wickham. when seen yes.
terday regarding the report telegraphed
from Washington that Congressman
Breckinridge is to be dismissed from the
position OF counsel for the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway. said that he had no
reason to believe that the report was
true. Mr.. Wickham is general solicitor
for the road. and Messrs. Breckinridge
and Shelby are general counsel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-17
sweet sercnad. by the Ar,o, ~, ,

Exquisite strains Of instrumental melody
gently broke the stiffness OF the night air
In the vicinity OF 40 north Twenty
seventh street about half-past 10 O'clock
FRIDAY night This charming music ema-
mated from the Arion Mandolin and Gni-
tar Club in serenade Of Misses Init.
and BERTHE Bickers--the former a frsf-
nonor scholar Of the Richmond H,rh
school. and the latter a scholar In sprinr.
Asa2-QhtStet School Hha haA hAAxeA ASA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-17

The Commercial Hotel Restaurant 9l2
east Main and 9l1 Bank streets. is the
place to get your meals while your
family is absent from the city. regu-
lar breakfast and dinner served at 90
cents each. Special terms by the week
or month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-17
To IeIenhone Subscrlhera

Telephone subscribers who may contem
plate change OF location are requested
to always advise the manager as early as
possible, in order that ample time may
be given for building the new line.
II. h. ROOD.
Manager Richmond Telephone Exchange
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-17
Tuo. Xaur Piano.

No matter how good the piano It Will
get out OF tune. We have three Of the
finest tuners in the State. our Plano
Tuning and Repair Department has espe-
clal attention. Prompt attention to orders
either in the city or country or smaller
cities Of Virginia. Manly b. Ramos &
Co. 9O3 Main street. Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-17
Arc zoo rroubIed wlth rlI.. /,

n 10, get screens for your da,r,.
windows. Large or small aff.,'..f'
window Screens ~ 59c. each. 81
wire door. Can you afford % do e,, H
them when so cheap
VAUGHAN. ef2 en-, Boa.
,phoos ri
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-17

4gC.
for good Hammock. It's large enough
and strong enough to hold you. Come by
and let us show II to you. Better ones at
prices from 73c TO $3.50. Croquet at Soc.
set. VAUGHAN'S. COZ east Broad ST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-17
Phone.


Attend the June Sacrifice sa.s % -tr-..
Monday morning at O'Clock u The sft.,.,.
OF White Goods, Dress Goods, lscss Van.
Carpets. Underwear. Domes-lrl. Wash d
Ties, scarfs. Ribbons. and Hosiery a. g'..,..'
poxyrws'. 2I7 enst 3noai street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-17
CLOSING OF PRIVATE SCHOOLS.
"is"h'uons Awarded In Those OF Misses
johnson, Coiauitt. and Warren.


johnson, Coiquitt. and Warren.
tne Closing exercises of Miss Johnson's
s'''Vo' passed OF Friday evening with
s''a' success. The fun graduates Misses
,''"oe L. Stokes. Addy W. Chaffin. V.
'""iu harvle. and Emily l.. Stearns--.
s-,', u'en at this school from five 10
Tor graduation. ''''''
-. h.lie Kosher was graduate in
g. '1 r and Miss Mamie Lee a graduate
o., GSs'rhNn' Miss Bosher was also u
Glass e"Sh -" tue seh'of
a., ' .a and distinctions were awarded 10
.uho"lng young ladies:
Mill, Al ClasS-tfrst prize, Misses Mary
ssne, Anna and Ben Forbes. For
go Improvement. Misses Lillian Bin
,,std. . Florence Archer. Ilxx,e cardo.s
willie Thompson.
sS'sffinaryy-kirst prise. Nisa Bernard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-17

About LIST a Sortsmter IsA.' -.
vtr remove 10 their now -fo-.
street. next corner First la'r ....
now gong en-. Goois arc being .......
.scrince.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-17
soc.

buys Fly Screen that will fit your win
dow and give you satisfaction. 81 buys a
door. They STAY the flies. 42c. buys a
good Hammock at
VAUGHAN'S, 500 east Broad st.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-17

About let OF September Isaac sr.,h
viii remove % their new store l......
street. next corner first 1he'- he ......
now going on. Goois are beng -,ia.t,...
aacrfnce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-17

Try the Commercial Hotel Restaurant,
9l2 east Main and 9ii Bank streets. for
your breakfast and dinner at so cents
each. Special terms by the week %
month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-17
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About 1st OF septcmberislAcsY.tK
remove 20 their new store, bob esr q.
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