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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04


by Arrival Of On,csr Hinds.
rRppERrCKsBUR0. VA, November
a.-special,)-The arrival In this city last
night Of Captain F. II. Hinde. Of the
Pinkerton force. revived interest to-day
in the noted train-robbsry. The frst
press representative to greet him after
his arrival was the Dispatch correspond
ent, in reply to whom he SAID:
II am here in the interest OF the Adams
Express Company. There - great uesi
I would like to give and which would.
no doubt, be interesting reading for your
paper. but I am not In position at
this time to make II public.
what about the arrested suspect Nor
rison. at Cumberland. Md.?' ] asked.
II attach no Importance whatever to
It." ne said. MY opinion Is tnat ne
Is the same man who was arrested In
Washington some time ago on similar
statements. and who gave his name as
George Turner"
In response to other interrogations he
Informed me that the condition OF Nor
garfield was such that he was doubtful
whether he could be brought mere In
time for trial at this term OF the court.
in which event 1t Is unlikely that the
trial of Searcey would begin.
To-day Captain Hinde was with Searcey
for some time. but what passed between
them is unknown. He, however. Informed
me that there may be something Tor the
public within the next three or Tour Gays.
John Curry. who has been confined In
fail since last June. was released on
pardon received to-day from Governor
O'Ferrell. He was serving six-montnS
sentence for resisting Officer Larkln.
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What we wish to impress on you Is
that when things are properly sifted
others are not In II alongside OF our Low
PRICES on account Of the TARIFF.
Our buyer has just returned from New
York. where a purchase Of over 100
NEW AND STYLISH GARMENTS was
made. And though we admit the strike
OF the cloak-makers caused a scarcity OF
goods. he was able to pick up the right
things cheap. We begin with
WRAPS.
You can find at our store the largest
and best-selected stock OF CAPES in
cloth and fur, CLOTH COATS. both long
and short styles, and we safely boast you
cannot find our assortment and at same
prices anywhere else in this city. Our
racks and counters are simply laden with
them, and a look at them will do you
good whether you buy or not. You Will
find our clerks ready and willing to show
you through the stock.
DRESS GOODS.
This Is another important item we wish
to call your especial attention to. and we
quote a few reductions
Ga FIGURED COVERT CLOTHS that
were 81 and Sis, now 75c yard.
ca SILK-MIXED GOODS that were 81.
now 5sc. yard.
Ga GILBERT COVERT CLOTHS that
were 81, now 60 a yard.
4O-inch FIGURED DRESS GOODS that
were 80 and Coo, now size yard.
BLACK SILK-FINISHED HENRIET-
TAS that were 81 and N.25, now Is and
Sc. a yard.
THALHIMER BROTHE
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THALHIMER. BROTHERS.
TARIFF! TARIFF! TARIFF
seems BE tho Word to Suit Our Purpose. and Ais


PLAID CAMEL'S-HAIR that was $3.50.
now 15c. q yard.
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS AND VEL
VETS.
We show a particularly new and clean
stock of these goods, and they all CONS
In under tariff prices. and We defy any
one to attempt to undersell US In any OF
them. A call is sufficient to convince you
and prove our advertisements true.
Is pieces CHANGEABI.E SATINS, cheap
at 75c., our price only 371sc. yard.
10 pieces LOIS FULLER CREPES. eve
ming shades. regular 75c. goods. only 37hc.
yard.
HOUSE-FURNISHING
Here we are again at home. and you
will find our stock Of
PORTIERES.
CHENILLE CURTAINS.
LACE CURTAINS,
CHENILLE TABLE-COVERS.
BLANKETS. QUILTS. COMFORTS.
and many other useful articles worth
your inspection. when you are sure to buy
from US.
WINTER UNDERWEAR. 49,
We have not forgotten your comfort in
this line, as we secured lot Of them
five cases. for ladies, children, and men
ranging In prices from 25c. to $3.50 each.
Don't fail to come in and select before
the sizes are broken. as We are bound to
suit you.
Our space does not permit US to mention
all the bargains we offer this week. and II
you need DRY GOODS now Is the time,
and the place Is
Is. sol east Broad street.
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DEATHS.

ALTO.-Died. at her fathers residence.
No 2Oi south Washington street, at
twenty minutes past O'Clock. Of typhoid
pneumonia, ANNIE SUE ALTO. daughter
OF Louis and Annie Alto; aged II years
and months.
A precious one from us has gone.
a voice we loved is stilled;
A place is vacant in our homo
Which never can be filled.
God I'm His wisdom. has recalled
The boon His love has given;
And though the body slumbers here.
Her soul is safe in Heaven.
Funeral will take place at o'clock
SUNDAY EVENING at Westminster
Presbyterian church. Friends and ac-
quaintances are respectively invited to
attend.
BARNETT-Died,a at her late residence,
No. COZ north Twenty-third street, Mrs.
DDLILAH BARNETT. in the SD year OF
her age.
Her funeral will take place from Union
Station Methodist Episcopal church THIS
Sunday AFTERNOON at $3.50 o'clock.
Friends and acquaintances OF the family
are invited TO attend.
Wilmington Del) and Memphis Crenn.)
papers please copy.
EGGLESTON.-D Friday, November
Cd. in Monticello. Ark. JAMES
FLETCHER EGGLESTON, son OF Mar
tina +. and the late James a. Eggleston.
GRANT.-Died, November Q. 1894. In the
Goth year of his age. p. N. GRANT, late
Of Rockbridge county. Va
Funeral from the Church of the Cove
nant at 4 o'clock THIS Sunday AFTER
NOON. AL friends are respectively In
vited.
MALLISTER.-Died, November l. 1894.
at his residence, near Verdon, Hanover
county, Va. II. d. M'ALLISTER. In the
18th year Of his age.
He was a brother Of Messrs. n. A., II.
L., j. E., and f. C. McAllister, and
leaves a wife, two sons. and two daugh-
ters to mourn their loss.
His remains were inferred In the ceme-
terry at Mount Hope Methodist church
Friday morning. November I'd.
Louisa Record and Hanover Herald
will please copy.
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lussly certain Of the election Of the en-
tire Democratic city and county ticket
by . majority that Will emphasize the
fact that this II Z Democratic city. and
that Democrats cannot be led to desert
their party by men who pose a. rcformers
In the hope Of getting themselves
elected to ONCE. I never, In any cam
paign at any time. felt more conndent
Of victory than do now. on the eve OF
this election. The Democrats Of the city
are substantially united. and expect TO
win by q large plurality. The plurality
for Senator Hill and the State ticket IN
the city will. In my opinion. exceed So.Wo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04

EMPORIA, VA. November 3.-tSpe-
cial)-Major f. b. Branch, State organl'
ger of the Independent Order OF Odd
Fellows. instituted Meherrin Lodge last
night. Major Branch was ably assisted
by Past-Grand-M James Ii. Blanks
of Petersburg. The new lodge comprises
frst-class material and numbers about
twenty-five. The following are the OF
ficers for the current term: Il. i. Tur-
ner. noble grand; Il. Z. Ired-
way. vice grand: l.. l.. Deak-
ems, secretary; Benjamin w. wy
chel. treasurer, J. C. Lipsey. chaplain;
l.. ID. Yancell ana HS j.. Taylor, right
and left supporters to noble grand; Right
and Left Supporters TO vice-grand, }. II.
Baker ard James S. Newell; Charles
Baker, warden; ii. w. Hall, conductor
Right and Left Scene supporters. w. r.
peal and j. III. Manning; Inside and
Outside Guardians, Charles w. Buford
and w. Il. Carr.
Among the visitors from petersburg
were r. w. Collier. w. 7. Parham, ana
w ID. Morriss.
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WOODSTOCK. VA. November S.-tSpe-
ciai.)-,A heavy wind-storm passed over
part OF the Valley last Wednesday evening
and blew two telegraph-poles across the
railroad track about two miles south Of
Edinburg, Va, It . place called Cat Hol-
low. Two little boys Of . Mr.. Shelley
saw the obstructions ON the track. One
OF them tied Z red rag ON q stick. and
the other. taking his hat. ran down the
ssnrsr train, which stopped short dis
tance from where the obstruction waa
laytug. and narrowly eseaped being wreck.
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FIRE IN INDIANAPOLIS.
Medical College and Scottish Rite Building

Destroyed; Also, Eighteen Cadavers.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND, November g.
A fire early this morning destroyed the
Indiana Medical College. and quickly
spread to the Scottlsh-Rite building ad-
joining. where the finest Masonic para
phernalia in the West were reduced to
ashes. This outfit had but recently been
purchased, and the estimated loss to the
Masons by reason OF its destruction, to-
gether with the five-story building and
all other contents. will reach 100000.
The Indianapolis Gas Company's offices
occupied the ground floor Of the corner
building. the Medical College having two
floors above.
Every section Of this structure was
levelled to the ground, and q CHASTITY
feature OF the disaster was the fact that
eighteen bodies stored In watts for dis
secting purposes were burned to crisp.
The stencil OF the burning human flesh
was nauseating. The bones OF the ca
davers dropped into the cellar, and pre-
scented a sickening spectacle.
The fire was still burning at o'clock.
Total loss about $l75.0oo: insurance. exclu-
sive Of that on contents, $4,000.
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virrinla News ItssnA
The Appomattox Caunery. operates IN
Petersburg by DIR. George Potts. VIII De
removed to Hog Island for work during
the next season.
A special train. bearing large NUMBER
OF officers and other parties interested IN
the Atlantic-C Coast Line railroad. passed
through Petersburg Yesterday on an ex-
aiming tour Of the road.
A telegram received in WILLIAMSBURG
Yesterday from New York states thar
Mrs. r. NJ. Smith and daughters. Misses
Edith and Meta. who have been traveiilhg
since May in Europe, arrived there FIJI
day evening from Liverpool.
Conveyances of land at Toano. James
City county. have recently been made py
Samuel Harris to Mrs. X. A. Ratcin 1or
So per acre. and by Charles Rulette 70
f.. w. Maynard. for part OF the hipon
Hall tract, at $50 per acre. and by Cnaries
Rulette to James r. Golden at 40 per
acre for portions OF same tract.
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CLAIMS AND couNTER-cLAIMs.
Both Sides Express Themselves Confldsn
Of Wet ory.


Of Victory.
NEW YORK, November 3.-The Re-
publican State managers say they have
reports from all parts OF the State. which
satisfy them that Morton will be elected
Governor by from $1,000 to 5000 plurality.
80 sure are they that leading members OF
the executive Committee told betting
man yesterday to put up his money on
eo.eoo majority for Morton, and promised
10 cover all losses. The anti-Tammany
leaders say the fight against Tammany
mas been conducted quietly, and without
any attempt at sensational attacks, be-
cause they believed that the methods OF
the organization have become Thoroughly
familiar TO all classes Of voters. ana en.
peciaiiy since the Lexow COMMITTEES has
been sitting. The leaders OF the various
organizations which are supportinr fhs
COMMITTEES OF ssventy's ticket vera
unanimous to-day In the opinion that thst
ticket would be elected by more than
So,0o0 plurality.
GRANT ON NEW YORK CITY.
NEW YORK, November a-Nr. HusA
J. Grant. the Democratic eandidate fcr
Mayor SAID this pSterneen; u I'll ehso-
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Gene NaI Hunton In Danvillc.

| DANVILLE, VA. November 3.-(Spe.
cial. THE young Democracy had we'll
attended meeting here tonight. United
States Senator Eppa Hunton, who had
| arrived on the evening train. was intro
| duced to the meeting, and was received
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Funeral Notice.

The funeral Of Rev. T. G.. DASHIELIA
d. D., who died in Colon, Central Amer
lea, March IS. 1888. will take place at st.
Marks church Tuesday. November 9Th.
at o'clock p. NJ. The interment In
Hollywood will be private. Friends are
requested not to send flowers.
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Mr.. CLEVELAND CONTRIBUTES
He Sends Thousand Dollars for Use In
the Congressional Campaign.

NEW YORK. November S.-Ma;or James
w. Hinckley. chairman Of the Democratic
State Committee. this morning confirmed
the statement that President Cleveland
had contributed to the Democratic con-
gressional campaign. "He sent two
checks" said Major Hinckley. 1.-The first
for $500. ! do not know what amount the
second check represented, but believe 1t
was for similar sum-"
The State Committee has received no
contribution from the President and no
other communication than that sent out
by Senator Faulkner last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04

with . hurrsh. General Hunton ma1e :
plain. practical talk to the crowd. when
was received with vociferous cheef1ne:
The General closed with strong appeo
10 the Democrats to arouse themselves
and 20 TO work on election-day ana mot
waver until sun sets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04

GEORGE f. ANDERSON 4 CO.,
N FLORISTS, 1890 west Cary street (ons
square from Asin.stress car iine). Decorations
and Vases Planted. Work guaranteed: pyices
low. Palms, Ferns, RoseA Cut FioWers bed
ding Plants, &c Phone 1897.
oc 2s.su. WAF3m
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Grandfather's Clock. feet high. solid
mahogany, In perfect order.
Antique Sldeboard.
once Desk and Chair.
set Of Solid-Cherry Book-She!veA
Walnut Hall-Rack.
I Suits OF Furniture-in oak. walnut ana
stained wood.
Six Brocatells Parior Suit. ~ good ~
i Bed-Ioungs. Willow Rus.
Couches. pairs Brou1sA
Marble clock and BreaaA ....-l.Ai-,
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MEErIN0 a.

MASONIC NOTICE.-THE ~
M stated com munication OF HEN ~
RICO UNION LODGE, No. $50, VII DO
MONDAY EVENING, November 9th. at 2
o'clock. Right-worshipful l. T. CHRISTIAN,
District Deputy Grand Master. viii visit the
Master Masous in good standing are frsssr'
nally invited.
by order OF the W. n. ,ow
noA,,s Secretary.
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WANT CUSTOMERS DURING

WANT CUSTOMERS DURING
w THIS WEEK.
8 Large Bags Smoking Tobacco.....: 25c.
Finest Water-Ground COrn-Meal
Fresh-Ground Mocha and Java
Fresh Home Made Conseryes, choice
fruits Observation-Disclosures. &C.
Choice Apple Butter per pound. &c.
s bars Fine Laundry Soap. ............. 25c.
Beautiful Family Flour (bag)......... 0c.
fine NATURALIZATION. 25c.
Fine Table Butter. ...................... zoe.
I Hounds New Buckwheat. ............ PC.
4 pounds Choice Mixed GingerCakes. 25c.
pounds Assorted Cakes................ sc.
pounds Cream Biscuits. ............. 20c.
Fine New orleans Syrup (gallon)...... 20c.
Rock Candy Vanilla Syrup (gallon).. SOC.
| dozen Smoked Bloaters "a relish).... 25c.
Royai B aaS dn1a C spe can Tah &C. &C.
Nice LagIayra Coffee (per pound).... 1Sc.
10000 pounds Bulk Sides; :..;..,..;;;;... sc.
Country-Cured Bacon (SmithfelD... lie.
& dozen Cut IIerrings. .................. 25c.
Fine Yellow Sugar per poundl ........ Sc.
100 barrels Fat Mackerel per dozen).. pc.
Nice Sugar-Cured Shoulders. &c.
Sf boxes iRmpoytea s gaTKs 5e
English Breakfast Tea mixed. ....... 25c.
10000 bushels White Corn.............. 65c.
1000 bushels Choice Oats; ..:....... 42c.
500 Tons Nice Timothy Hay der bale). 6Oc.
Finest Family Flour made: ............s3. %
Minnesota Spring Wheat Flour. $3.50
Jersey Lily, Patent Family. ....,...:. 1925
Flowery Kingdom Family, high
u. OSULLlVAN,
Eighteenth and Main streets.
phone. 5O7. Sc l-Sa.Su. Tu&Th
WANTED, TO SELL AN ESTAB-
w LISHED BUSINESS
At SACRIFICE
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JAMES ". MARTINS
<ARTISTIC>
FURNITURE

AS stylish as can be found. thoroughly
constructed, exclusive. novel, and original
In design, and at very low cost
New Designs in Parlor, Library Bed
Room. and Dining-Room Suits just
opened.
We offer the advantage Of a Very Large
Stock twelve foors) to select from, and
think our styles and prices will please.
Our long experience In the business makes
our guarantee of value to you.
l2l4 AND 1916 MAIN STREET, EXTEND.
ING THROUGH TO No. Gov
ERNOR STREET.
no 4-Tu Th& Sa tJa1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04

CHARLOTTESVILLE. November -
Especial. )-Rutgers College and universs0
of Virginia teams played an interesuns
game Of football here this afternoon. ~
sulting In the defeat Of the vtsitosS'
Score, 20 to l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04

MASONIC FUNERAL NO w
wi TICE.-DOvE LODGE, No. 51.-Thc ~
members Of DOVE LODGE, No. 81, A.
+. AND A. w.. VIII attend q called com num- M
SUNDAY EVENING, November 4, 1894, at ~
o'clock, to pay the last sad tribute OF respect 70
our deceased brother, DOUGLAS BAIRD. MEN,
bers Of sister lodges and transient brethren ira
ternally invited 10 unite with US
BY order OF the w. u.
o. 3-2t BEN. i. ADJUST, secretaty.
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4. N. POLLARD. W. J. PIRYEAR, AuctonseE

r 1880 SHARP,
Antique Bureau and washstand COM
bined.
& ! Hand-Worked Swan Picture and case.
Pianos. Organ. 50 Chairs.
. single Beds y High Stools.
Bureaus, Bedsteads. Mattresses. and q
thou1and other articles too numerous to
mention.
This u : closing-out sals to make room
for the large numbae Of eonsignmsntG
n. !. PU7Ix3AS xnSSiosSsH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04

EOR SALE CHEAP, ON GOOD
i forms, ONE LARGH and ONE MEDIUM
HERBING-HALL SAFES. Address Post-Onics
Box 5CJ, Richmond, Va. no a-Os
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r O. O. F.-OFFICFRS AND
l.. MEMBERS OF RICHMOND LODGE, NO. l.,
will attend an important meeting OF the
same on MONDAY EVENING NEHT,
November 5th. at 8 o'clock. District,
Deputies Ramos. Pohlig. and Crowder Will
make an official visit: accompanied by
lodges and transients cordially invited.
BY order Of the Lodge.
no 4-its l.. A. TUCKER, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04

T AIDES, IF YOU WISH EMPLOY
IL MENT AT YOUR HOMES send self-ad-
dressed envelope for oar descriptive circular
ana commence work at Good wages
paid. TnEsALFRED KNITTING COMPANY,
Winthrop Mas no 1T
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04

WANTED, A GOOD, SETTLED
w WOMAN. white or colored, without in-
cumbrance, to COOK, WASH. and IRON Tor
family OF three. Apply at 200 north Thirty
second street, Chin borazo Park. no f-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04

WANTED, BY A LADY WHO
w writes o legiole hand. aud Is dependent
on her own resources, COPYING To DO or EN-
VELOPES TO ADDRESS Address Box ~,
Lon La nd RlrinRa. Va. III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04

NHOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
l. Statesmen 20 sell our high-grsde LUBRI-
eating OILS. GREASE, and FAMOUS GIANT
BOII,kk COMPOUND. Liberal terms 10 first.
class man. EQUITABLE REFINING COMPANY,
Cleveland, o. oc3l-1t
VN1AETED, AGENTS, EVERY
w WHERE, to soil the HANDY BLOTIER
the lates. advertising novelty. Write for sam
Die and Instructions 70 the
HANDY BL0TTER COMPANY,
oe 2S-7t Cincinnati o.
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SAFES FIRST PREMIUM SAFES
HERRIsG-HALL MARVIN CoMPASYs SAFES.

EERRIsG-HALL MARVIN CoMPASY5 sAFfs.
X. L. BARNES, sole aud controlling dealer for
Virginia, North Carolina, and south Carolina.
FIRR.PROOF SAFES, FIRE AND BURGLAR
PROOF SAFES, BURGLAR-PkOOF sAFks,
JEWELLERS SAFES, FIRE PROOF VAULT
FRONTS. BURGLAR-PROOF VAULT FRONTS,
VAULT Innings steel or from.
All kinds and classes OF baok, County, Jau,
and Government work, and lime Locks.
Expert attention to Locks. and all kinds OF re-
pairing donc promptly. Full line SECOND
HAND SAFES. Prices warranted as low as any
ono can sell You. Easy terms. oc 2s-tNol9
sMTANTED, CASH FOR COAL AND
w WOOD for short time. ANTHRACITE
for IS and $40 per ton SPLlNr COAL. $40
aud So; No. SOFT COAL, Tor CRATES, $40 !;
WELT VIRGINIA COAL, - 10 1925. Best
COKE In tho market-stove. Nut. and Egz-s3
for % bust els. Ask for tricks GENu-
me, ana take no other. OAK AND PINE
WOOD-Lopg, sawed, and Split.
1900 west Broad. Phone 407; Nineteenth
and Cary. Phone l6J.
oc 2S-im c. ii. PAGE.
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A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS HAD
N seven years experience in WHOLESALE and
retail business WANTS TO TRAVEL tOh
SHOE.HOUSE on commission. Can give Al
refer ences. Address SHOES, care DISPATCH
no -its
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THALHIMER BROTHERS. 5O1 east Broad street.
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WANTED, A YOUNG REGIS
w TERED DRUG CLERK. Give reference
and state salary expected. Address Abe
MARIE SOAPorONE COMPANY, Alberene,
Va. no 4-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04

HUSTLER.-I WANT A GOOD,
III HONEST, LIVE MAN 90 introduce tho best
paving material In the world, in Richmond. and
vicinity This goods stands Acne as regards
quality and cannot be competed with IN price,
II will make tho right kind Of a man An honora-
BILE, paying business as long as he lives. Some
cash capital required. Call or address A. T.
MCkEAN, Murphys Hotel no 4.ot'
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WANTED. A SITUATION AS AS:
w sISTANT BOOK-KEEPER OR CLERK
by an experienced party, who can give best city
references and also bond, II required. Address,
stating salary paid, 40. X" caro- DISPATCH.
no Air
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04

WANTED, TRAVELLING SALES
w MEN TO SELL BAKING POWDER. We
put our goods In glass rolling pins. $50 month
salary and expenses, or 20 per cent commits
sion. Good side line. II you want q JOB, write.
Send stamp for reply. CHICAGO BAKING
POWDER COMPANY, 767 Van Buren, street,
Chicago. 90 %-3m
A GENTS WANTED, OR SALES
IA MEN desiring side line, to take orders by
sample; staple seller, easily carried. We pay
expenses and salary or commission and furnish
sam pies on application. Address Lock-Box 1875,
New York city. ~ 4-eodtJy4
WANTED WEEKLY, 100 COOKS,
w LAUNDRESSES. HOUsEMAIDS, WATT
RESSES, and NURSES for NEW YORK and
other NORTHERN cities Wages from 81 to 50
Der WEEK. Transportation furnished.
X. w. ELS0M's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
my 6-Su. Tu&Thts AIT east Broad street
WANTED, TEN. TO FIFTEEN
w HORSE POWER PORTABLE ENGINE
and BOILER. Also, SAW-MlLL In good order.
Give price and full particulars. Address SAW
MILL. care DISPATCH Company. &C 30.Tu&Su2t'
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WANTED, A COLORED MAN
w who is capable OF taking care Of four
horses. Apply at MEYERS, sixth and Broad.
nO4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04

WANTED, SITUATION BY A MAN
w not afraid Of work. Have had experience
In grocery and liquor business Vol acquainted
in city. Best OF references VIII work on small
salary. EDGAR, Station d. no 4-lt'
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WANTED, SITUATION BY A
w LADY AS HOUSEKEEPER In private
family or as companion TO invalid. or would
take charge OF linen-room In hotel. Willing 10
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