davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04
NICARAGUA CANAL COMPANY.
Hope Held Out of a Vigorous Prosecution
of Work.

WASHINGTON, December 3-The an
nual report Of the Maritime Canal Com
pany Of Nicaragua" made to the Secre-
tary Of the Interior Department in pur-
suance Of an act OF Congtess, and which
will be transmitted TO Congress, was
made public to-day.
The regular annual meeting of the COM
pany was held in New York.
The report states that since the organi-
Zation of the company in 1882 10,1i5 shares
OF capital stock have been subscribed for
at par, amounting in the aggregate to the
sum of 81 ,l00,500, of which amount s., 1,OO7, =
$40 was paid into the treasury in cash.
From other sources there have been paid
into the treasury S62,ll7, making a total
Of $L06g,957. The expenditures since or
ganizatlon for administration purposes
were SSi4, ,SS2.63.
The company issued 10000 shares OF its
capital stock at the par value OF SIS, 900, 900,
in payment for concessionary rights. priv
ileges, franchises, and other property.
The liabilities Of the company are $685.. 900.
the cash liabilities not exceeding $4,000.
The unprecedented conditions of the
money market has been the cause of seri-
Gus embarrassment to all enterprises that
depend upon the sale of securities for
means TO prosecute their under
takiugs. The result OF this condi-
ton OF affairs is that no ma
terial advancement In construction
work has been accomplished since the re-
port made by the company TO the depart
ment In December. 1892. Hope, however,
Is held out for vigorous prosecution of
the work in future.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04
Indictment Against Howgate.

WASHINGTON, December 3.-The
grand jury to-day presented two new In
dictments against Captain Henry w.
Howgate for embezzlement. 1t Is pre-
sumed that the forgery indictments
against him will hold good. as none were
presented by the grand jury for that
offence. Judge McComas. who presi6ss In
the cases against Howgate, now has
under consideration the indictments
against Howgate originally prepared by
an assistant district attorney OF the
Attorney Generals office.
The new indictments cite that Howgate
as dlsbursing officer. embezzled sums
aggregating about $4,000. Great stress is
laid in one count on the fact that How
gate at the time he was recaptured In
New York was a fugitive from justice.
1t is said that the original indictments
in the embezzlement cases will be thrown
out tomorrow morning, when Judge Nc
Comas will render his decision on the
demurrers thereto.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04

A Yosss Asb,sss's sunday saesnsss sss'

prise.
That ouratoi, the latest and efease.s
discovery In the medical world, Wu ~
ali that "a claimed for IL In the Way ck
removing pain, was fully proven in ssscn-
p,ond Sunday morning BY - young -. -
well known In athletic circles
yousg man In question IL Ar. .. y. Atx''-
son. a son or the weil-known pfrpt.ctr -
OF the Lexington Hotel. a. iw,nW ~
Main streets. On Thankssivins-pay pit.
Atkinson was one Of the six thouran1 sn"
thuslasts who saw the Varsity boys adj
minister defeat to the CaroIInians, and ls
the rush To secure a good position ne
scll, spraining his left ankle. FOR tnFse
days he tried the old-line remedies sne
when he applied Quratol Saturday h'sns
he was full OF d<hbt as to its powers.
Now, however all IL changed. on sum
day morning he appeared In the nofes
without his cane and announced tn2s
all soreness had disappeared, ana ne
only made one application. To-day ne ~
recommending II to all OF his Fellow
members Of the Athletic Department oE
the Young Mems Christian Association.
The agents OF Quratol now IN kicnr
mond will be glad 10 call on all foot-ban
players or others who are suffering from
sprains and bruises and supply them with
free samples OF Quratol. giving instruc-
tons In its use. when requested by pos
tai card addressed To ''Quratol.' care
Box s73. A cure Is guaranteed In all
cases and this offer Is made to show tho
people OF Richmond what this wonderfu4
preparation will do. Remember this of-
fer is open 10 all and those taking adj
vantage OF I, to-day set the service fres
OF charge.
ouratol is sold by all druggists at 20
cents a bottle. II can be obtained In n0
other way. Every druggist will sell It
with a guarantee that Il will cure ell
cases OF sprains, sweilings cuts, Bruises
burns, bone-felons. run-rounds, eczema
sore throat. sore mouth. pimplcs. itchs
chafes, and other similar troublss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04
Federal Debt Sfatem emf.

WASHINGTON, d. c., December q
The debt statement issued to-day shows
a net decrease in the public debt, less
cash I'm the Treasury. during November,
of $1,7H,55l. The interest-bearing debt
increased A100,17O. The non-n;erest-bear-
ing debt increased sl,322,73S. and the cash
In the Treasury increased s37167.46o.
The balances of the several classes OF
debt at the close of business November
30th were: Interest-bearing debt, $685.
1909; debt on which interest has ceased
since maturity, 81. $500 debt bearing no
interest S3S3.i206i. Total. sl,02i,090.525.
The certificates and Treasury-notes, Of
set By an equal amount OF cash In the
Treasury, outstanding at the end OF the
month. were seO6. .27os43. a decrease Of
$1,2l557s. The total cash in the Treasury
was S70S.1iO.l63. the gold reserve was
800, 10000, the net cash balance, sA, ,507. Cos.
In the month there was an increase In
gold coin and bars of S3S,7S6.5l2. the total
at the close being sl6i.S50.GeS. OF silver
there was a decrease of si.l2G,256 OF
surplus there was In national bank de-
positories sl6729.i73, against sl6.4O6,2H at
the end of the preceding month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04
UNION OF HEBREW CONGREGATIONS
Biennial Session of the Organ ization-Eiec
tiou of Officers.


NEW ORLEANS, December 3-fhe
delegates to the meeting OF the Union
of American Hebrew Congregations are
arriving in the city.
The union Is an organization that mas
for its special object the education of
Hebrew clergymen. 1t Is supported py
the voluntary contributions OF the people
through their several congregations, ana
Is at the present time said to be In
fiourishing condition.
The council OF the union. which Is the
governing body, Is elected every two years
at the biennial meeting OF the whole
union. To this meeting are sent delegates
from all OF the congregations In the coun-
try, and at the meeting tomorrow these
gentlemen will again assemble. There
Will be about 100 present. The meeting
two years ago was held in Washington.
-. C..
The first president OF the union was
the Rev. DR.. Isaac Wise, OF Cincinnati.
Or. Wise is a fine. hale, hearty man, full
Of years and vigor. and will be here to-
morrow. He survives to see the work
he helped to inaugurate In 1871 bear fruit
and blossom into an institution, the like
Of which does not exist In the United
States.
The meeting will be called TO order at
10 o'clock tomorrow and the election OF
officers will then take place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04
APPoMATTox AND "sURRENpER."
The Post-Offlce Department Insists on Be-
ing DisagreeabIe irt the Matter.

Ahc Sht shrhS'S Oa s'c-
ing Disagreeable iI the Matter.
WASHINGTON. Deceeiber 3.--An order
was issued at the Post-tDfice Department
this afternoon changing the name Of the
post-ofiice heretofore called Nebraska,
which town is now the county-seat OF
Appomattox county, Va, TO "Appomat-
tox' Some weeks ago a great stir was
created over the action OF post-oiiice off,
cials In changing the name Of the old
post-office at Appomattox Courthouse,
three miles from Nebraska. to "Surren-
der" AS this was the historical place
where General Lee captulated to General
Grant, objection was made to the name
because OF It's suggestiveness. The rea-
son for the change was this:
Some time ago the old Appomattox
new courthouse was bIilt at the town
of Nebraska. in Appomattox county.
which became the county-seat. 1t is the
custom in Virginia to have n county
seat called by the same name as the
county, and the Post-Offlce Department,
uOL Qtsltli6 W nave lNO AIpOHldltOA
post-offices, changed the name of the old
court house post-office to Surrender"
The name "AppomattoX" could not be
applied to the new pdst-ofiice at Ne
braska until a new postmaster was COM
missioned for the place, and this was
done few days ago; so. according to
present intentions. the old post-office,
where Lee surrendered, Is TO be contin-
ued to be called Surrender" and the
new post-offce at Nebraska IS to be call
ed after the name OF the county-"Appo-
mattox."
There are many county seats in Vir-
ginIa which are NOT !called after the
names of their counties. We recall
BerryvllIe. which is the county seat OF
Clarke: Bowling Green, county seat OF
Caroline; Boydton. of Mecklenburg: Chat
ham. of Plttsylvania; Clintwood, OF
Dlckenson; CORTLAND. Cf Southampton:
Covington, of Allegheny; EastvlIIe. or
Northampton; Emporia. :of Greenesville: !:
Fincastle. of Botetourt; front Royal, OF
Warren; Gate City. OF Scott; Grundy, OF
Buchanan; Heathsvile. OF Northumper-
land; Hillsville, OF Carroll; Houston, OF
Halifax; Independence, OF Grayson;
Jonesville, Of Lee; ;p Iawrenceville, of
Brunswick; Lebanon. OF Russell; Lovlngs-
ton, Of Nelson; Martinsyille, Of Henry;
Monterey. OF Highland, etc, etc.
Moreover the people OF Appomattox
county are a unit against the name OF
Surrender" and in favor Of giving to
the battlefield Its old post-ofice name.
The Post-Oflice Department has been SO
informed by the County Judge, who, in
forwarding a petition asking that the
name be restored, said that IL desired he
could get the signature OF every man.
woman, and child In the county urging
the restoration Of the old name, which
has now been given to new village.
The course of the Post-Office Department
in this matter Is incomprehensible TO the
people OF Appomattox county and State
of Virginia, and Is condemned alike by
Confederate Camps OF Veterans and
/. Grand Army Posts.-The Dispatch.)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04
FIRST TWO BILLS.
One to Repeal Ineome-Tax-The Other to
Amend Tonnage-Tsx.

WASHINGTON, December a-The first
bill introduced In the House to-day was
one by Mr. Bartlett CDemocraO, OF
New York, briefly providing for the re-
peal OF the income-tax provision OF the
new tariff law.
Mr.. Fithian Democrao Of Illinois. Of
fered bill No. 2, proposing to amend the
law relative TO tonnage-tax, so as 10
read as follows: In lieu OF the tax on
tonnage OF 80 cents per ton per annum.
imposed prior to July l, 1854. a duty OF
2 cents per gross ton. not to exceed In
the aggregate 10 cents per ton In any
one year, is hereby imposed at each entry
on all vessels which shall be entered In
any port OF the United States from any
foreign port or place in North America
Central America. the West India Islands,
the bahama Islands, the Eiermuda Islands.
or the coast of South America, bordering
ON the Caribbean Sea, or the Sandwich
Islands. or Newfoundland. And duty or
cents per gross ton, not to exceed -
cents per ton per annum, Ia hereby I'M
posed at each entry upon all vessels
which shall be entered In the United
States from any other foreign ports. not,
however. to include vessels In distress
or not engaged in trade.
The President Is given authority TO sus-
pend by proclamation so much OF sueh
dues as may be In excess OF the tonnage
and other duties imposed by foreign
governments upon American vessels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04

in this. He was in favor Of going right
into this question. He believed tnat Y
meant much for the commercial prosperity
OF Richmond.
Messrs. Davis and Epps. Of Jenerson
Ward. also spoke vigorously upon ing
question, and urged the Council not 10
defer II.
After some more argument Mr.. Gunst
secured the floor. and reviewed the whois
controversy between the Committee on
Grounds and Buildings and the telephone
people. He declared that he had in DIS
hand an application from another COM
pany, which was anxious for lprivheges
and said that he was satisfied that tne
Grounds and Buildings Committee nag
done what was for the best interest u
the city OF Richmond and her citizehs'
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Gunsrs r.
marks the Council adjourned. witnon
taking action upon the ordinance, untn
o'clock Thursday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04
southern RaIlway-Impro,-a sch.dul.s,

Southern Raiiway-improved Schedu1ssv
The improved service offered by tbs
Southern Railway under the change ef-
fective December 2d is greatly apprc-
ciated by the Richmond people. as wen
as by the Dispatch. Tho fresh morning
paper can now be placed In the hands
OF patrons located on the main line of
the Southern In North Carolina before
breakfast; by noon II has been scattered
through South Carolina. and at 7:So In ths
evening 1t IL delivered In Jacksonville.
after having been spread throughout ths
entire State OF Georgia.
The Southwestern Vestibuled Limited
having been taxed TO its utmost capacity
last winter (Which marked the opening
of the new Florida Short-Line). this
MANAGEMENT OF the Southern has decided
TO take time by the forelock and pre-
pare for the heavy influx OF tourists from
the northern cities 20 the resorts OF ths
South by the Inauguration OF a solid ves-
tIbuled limited train from New York to
Jacksonville. The schedule of this train,
which Is composed OF through slcepers
for Augusta, Jacksonville. 81. Augustine.
and Tampa, and a first-class coach from
New York To Jacksonville. has been re-
duced to the minimum, and the limited
Is n flyer"
The point, however, which IL OF intoress
TO the Richmond people is this: No. IL.
leaving Richmond at 1870 A. NJ. carries
n Pullman sleeper. which IL open for tina
reception OF passengers at $50 T. NJ.
to Danvlle, where II IL attached 10 tho
Florida Limited and hauled to Salisbury.
on arrival at that point at I30 A. NJ,
passengers en- route To Augusta, Charles
ton. Savannah, and Jacksonville. and other
southeastern points are transferred
20 Atlanta. Memphis, New Orleans. and
the Southwest have the option OF waiting
at Salisbury until S:il A. NJ. for the
Southwestern Limited or continuing on TO
Charlotte and breakfast with Gresham.
the far-famed restaurateur. who gives
you the best the market affords. insist<
on your eating more than the inner MN
can possibly accommodate. and then feels
injured II you don't illl your pockets with
suca fruit 90 his tables are supplist
with. The Florida Limited arrives at
/ Charlotte at s.37 A. NJ. and the Washing
: ton and Southwestern Nestibuled Limited.
| carrying a dinng-car and through Sleep
ers. for Memphis and New Orleans leaves
Charlotte at e:25 A. NJ. Passengers en-
route to AsheyilIe. Knoxville. Chatta-
nooga and Nashville can breakfast at
Salisbury and leave FOR the above points
at 1890 A. NJ.
The Southern. with It's heavy networks
Of tracks. gridironing almost every state
south Of Mason and Dix0n's line. and
east OF the Mississippi. and stretching OUT
between their prominent points. Il reyolu-
tionizing the railroad service Of this sec
tion, and we predict that by extending
such unexceptionable facilities 10
travellers. whether pleasure, health, or
home-seekers, 1t will soon become thu
most prominent factor IN the upbmIdins
OF this. the healthlest. loyeliest. and
richest section OF the Union.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04
Nationality In tho Navy.

WASHINGTON, December 3.-In re-
sponse to a resolution the Secretary OF
the Navy to-day sent 70 the Senate q
statement of the enlisted force of the
navy, which, he says, consists of 2,49S pet
ty officers and 5,9l9 other enlisted per-
sons. The report also shows that "a per
cent. of the petty officers and 30 per cent.
of the other enlisted persons are aliens.
Eighty-five per cent. of the petty officers
who are aliens reside in the United States.
and Is per cent. abroad. Sixty-six per
cent. of the other enlisted persons reside
In the United States and "a per cent.
abroad All commissioned officers OF the
navy are citizens Of the United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04
Against the Old Dominion Line.

WASHINGTON, December 3.-The long
standing litigation growing out of a col
lision between the ferry-boat Pavonta.
of the Erie Line, and the steamer
Breakwater, of the Old Dominion Line.
In New York bay. December is. 1881 was
disposed of by the Supreme Court OF the
United States to-day, the opinion being
delivered by Mr.. Justice Brown. The
District and Circuit courts below found
that the Breakwater was entirely at
fault, and gave the Erie company judg-
ment for damages and demurrage In the
sum Of $3.50. The Supreme Court affirm
ga this Judgment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04
pod,sd the Moose Matrimonial.

WASHINGTON, December S.-A special
TO the Post from Hagerstown. Md, says
Thomas Swenk. Of Sunbury. Pa, was ar
rested at the Mansion House to-day BY
officer J. u. Steiner, Of Harrisburg, Pa
Syenk. who Is associated with the North
ern Central railroad. is wanted at Har-
rIsburg, where, on Thanksgiving evening.
he was to have been welded TO u promi'
nent society lady OF Harrisburg. Great
preparations had been made for the nup-
tials. but at the appointed hour the groom
did not put in his appearance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04
ACCIDENT TO CHARLES E. EFFINCER.
He Is n Nephew Of DIR. Lafrerty's-He Shoots
Himself.

WASHINGTON. December ga special
to the Post from Lexington, Va, says:
Charles +. Efiinger, a l6-year-old son Of
Mr.. Charles II. Eflnger, and a nephew OF
DR.. John j. Lafferty. accidentally shot
himself to-day with 22-calib-e revolver.
lie was visiting his uncle. Mr. George
W. Effnger, who lives six miles from
here, and saw n rabbit I'm the yard. He
went into the house and procured a re-
volver. and when he attempted to use 1t
discharged 1t prematurely. The ball en-
tered the left side of his abdomen. He
mounted horse and rode to Lexington
to seek medical attention. The ball has
not been located as yet. and serious re-
suits IRE apprehended.
Young Efiinger was some years ago ac-
cidentally struck In the eye by piece of
bark flying from n tree while playing
with some comrades, and the sight of his
eye was destroyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04
Mauufacture of Antt-Toxlnc.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., December 81
The notification TO the Marine Hospital
Service that Parke. Davis & Co.. the
Detroit chemists, were preparing to
manufacture anti-toxine. the new remedy
for diphtheria, has been fully confirmed.
and has awakened great interest here.
DR.. Roux's discovery has created such a
sensation In Europe that American physi-
clans are anxious to put II to thorough
faQf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04
New Bnnds DelIyered.

WASHINGTON. December 3.-The
Treasury Department so far has delivered
$40 900 Of new bonds. and there is not
now an untitled requisition for bonds on
hand. The department agreed to begin
the delivery Of the bonds to-day, but the
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing turn
ed out new bonds with an expedition
heretofore unknown. and enabled the
Treasury TO deliver bonds In advance Of
the promised time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04
Nava, Order. of Interest.

WASHINGTON. December 3.-Medical-
Inspector George A. Bright has been or
dered to duty at the New FORK navy
yard: Chaplain M. NJ. Goodwin has been
detached from the cruiser Columbia. and
Captain Sumner will be held responsible
for the spiritual welfare OF the officers
and crew OF that vessel during her West
Indian cruise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04
TOUCHING JUDICIAL PRECEDENCE.
A Supreme Court Justice Outranks n Dis
trict Judge--parker Reversed.

trict Judge-Parkrr Reversed.
WASHINGTON, d. c., December a.
The Supreme Court to-day announced its
unanimous belief that as between an as
sociate justice Of that bench and the judge
OF district court Of the United States.
the former Is the ranking official. Chief
Justice Fuller stated the matter at the
opening Of the court to-day.
Several weeks ago ex-Attorney-Ge General
Garland, as counsel for Lafayette Hudson,
moved the Court for leave to fi.e petition
for writ Of mandamus directed to Judge
Parker. Of the United States Court for the
Western District Of Arkansas. Hudson
had been convicted In Judge Parkers
court Of assault with intent 70 Kill and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. December a.
warships reported to the Navy Depart
ment December I'd: Mach!as. bound for
China. arrived at the Azores: Chicago.
hagship. European station. LETT olcrai.
tar for Barcelona; Dolphin. arrives -
New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04

wedding Bouquets. Plant Decoratpns,
Fine Roses. cut-blowers. Palms. and
Ferns. The largest stock In this city. &C
w. A. HAMMONps.
lV east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04

WASHINGTON. December 3.-The local
train from Washington TO Alexandria
was wrecked al the Virginia end Of the
long bridge this morning. The fireman.
William 8. Walker. was killed. No one
else was injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04
Piano and Organ Pariora

Talk about cheap Pianos and Organs
What do you think! NEW UPRIGHT
PIANO, $40. Come and see US. Money
talks. Write for catalogues, II you want
Plano cheap for Christmas.
THOMAS q. BURTON q co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04
rhe Oueep of .rine. Iie..

The celebrated homemade ulnce meat
OF r. l.. Christian & Co.. No. S0S east
Main street. Is now ready. Pure. full
favored. and rich. u makes the queen
OF minneapolis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04
Grand. Perfectly Grand.
VI EESIER ~
BABY GRAND

BABY GRAND,
twenty years in advance OF the present
time. so says Mr.. A. J. Goodrich. author Of
the complete musical analysis and sys-
tens of harmony. Come In and see this
wonderful Piano. Write for prices and
terms. THOMAS c. BURTON & co.
No. 3li east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04

Latest tips In Mems Wear. Prices mode.
rate. JOHN II. EWIG.
Successor TO John G. Shafer.
1904 east Main.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04

Headquarters for Diess-suits pricss
right. JOHN r. EWIG.
looi east Main street
Successor to John C. Shafer,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04

All Munyon's Celebrated HomosopathIo
Remedies can be had OF US. Sent by mail
upon receipt OF price.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG COMPANY.
Richmond Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04

smoke Hotel Bsunswieh Cigars.
TAYLOR 4 RoIIlNo COMPANY.
pisty1butosA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04

FROM THE PRESIDENT
information 10 Congress on the State
Of The Country.
CUTIE A LONG PAPER
gOt as Interesting, Though, as Some
Shorter Cleveland Messages.
RECOMNENDATI0NS FEW.
Is a Rule They Simply Bear Out De-
paftmental Suggestions.
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
RsiiultiOn Of Belief in The Importance
Of This Matter.
rrEr COAL AND IR0N-0RE.
Tb Executive Thinks These Should
Be Had al Once.
F2Eg SHIPS AID SAILORS RIGHTS.
On Commercial Marine Policy Should
Conform 10 Our Tariff One.
PROTECTION OF SUGAR INDUSTRY.
4 So.mS 10 Result Only in Further
Weakening the Interest.
THE RECENT BOND ISSUE.
Il Was Necessary, and Emphasized
OgF Poor System Of FinanClerlnS.
STATE BANK CIRCULATION.
secretary Carllsie's scheme Outlined and
Endorsed Notification of National
Bank Law-Currency Elasticity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04

want my frisnds 10 know that
am with John ,. nwlg. Merchant TsiiosI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04

When Baby va sick. 10 gave ~ csnosiA
When ahs was chllA ne esisd fos cnussrsA
When she became MA - eh.as = csssnsiA
When he had cnndra. ~ savstAsn canuan,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04

smoke Hotel Brunswick Cigars.
TAYLOR & BOILING COMPANY,
Distributors.