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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
FR4NE IINCOIN.
TIE tar Course Enteria nm MT VIII Open
Tomorrow Ive7ing.

The Star Course entertainments will
open tomorrow evening at the YOUNG
Mems Christian Association AIR. Frank
Lincoln. the WOrld-TenoWned huuorist.
viii entertain the members and frierde
Of the association tomorrow evening.
lie has recently returned after Il hve
years professional tour OF the world.
during which he had the distinction oil
appearing before and receiving he com
incubation Of the rulers. princes and
governors Of all the countries he visited.
Mr.. Lincoln is a thorough American,
but has made "A remarkable hit IN the
most elegant drawing rooms of London,
and yet nc Is no more popular there
than with the people Of this grand re
public He is one OF the men 20 whom
no one can take exception His face
Is full Of kindness his voice mellow ana
gentle his whole nature seems formed
FOR goodness.
. Yesterday morning the issuing OF re
served seats for the entertainment com
menced al the Office OF the Young Men 8
Christian Association, and up 10 idSi
night about three hundred seats haa
been taken. There are only lew more
season tickets left over. and they may
be had al The following prices. Fei
members Of the association; NluSIe
tickets. fun course, $3.50, double ticket'
gentleman and lady, 81; ulpic uche',
gentlemen ana TWO ladies, 5000. for
non members. Single ticket. fun couist'
$50. double ticket. gentleman ana ld1S
s.: triple ticket, gentlemen ana TWO la
dies IL
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they see good thing like this Every:
body knows of Or. Greene. the moss
successful specialist In curing nervous
and chronic diseases. OF 80 west Four
teenth street, New York city. HIS sue
tessful system OF treating patients
through letter correspondence is attract.
ing great attention. All you nave sos
to do is this Write him a letter about
your complaint, tell him how you feel.
and he will answer If. giving a thorough
explanation of your case ana telIihS
the surest way to get well
lie gives most careful and explicit at-
tention to every letter. and explains
your case so comprehensively that you
understand Immediately exactly what
ails you, and just what 10 do for your
self And for all this he makes no
charge. He is also the discoyerer OK
that remarkable medicine. DIR. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy. This
splendid offer is being taken advantage
OF by thousands. and they are getting
we'll The very best thing you can do.
reader. is TO write the Doctor imme-
diately, II will cost you nothing. and
IL will probably be the means OF making
you well and strong. Don't delay until
II Is too late. but write now
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14

a regular meeting Of the Geographical
and Historical Society Of Richmond
College was held yesterday afternoon at
$50 o'clock
The programme for the evening was
an excellent one, and the attendance the
largest of any meeting this session. The
papers prepared were: "A Sketch Of the
sic of Patrick Henry" by Mr.. John h.
Johnson and 'Nirgiua's Part in the
Early Councils and Conventions" by
Mr.. j. J. Sadler.
As this is the Week of Prayer" in
all colleges in the country, the meeting
was adjourned for the regular evening
prayer meeting at 6l5. The regular hour
for the society meeting being $50, they
only had time for the reading of the min
.tes I'D The presenting OF the first paper
OF the many interesting facts presented
By Mr. Johnson: Patrick Henry born
May 291736 at Study Hanover county
Va. one Of nine children and the young
er OF two sons. His youth was spent in
innocent boyish amusemcnts. but he
studied nature if not classics. lie at
tended school little before be was ten
years of age.
The society wishes 10 call the atten-
ton OF the public 10 the annual address
before the society, Nov. sd at S:l5 L. NJ
The speaker. as has been announced be
fore, will be Hon. Lyon Ct. Tyler. presi-
dent OF William and Mary College, and
his subject Memories Of Yorktown"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14

The tobacco dealers of the city met
at the Tobacco Exchange yesterday al
noon, TO confer with Messrs. HarralsOr
and Christian, Of Atlanta. in reference
20 an exhibit by the tobacco dealers OF
this city being shown at the Atlanta
Exposition.
MIR. ". 7. Hancock presided and Mr.
Christian explained what was wanted
He desired some expression IA 10 how
much space Richmond would occupy IN
the tobacco building. with the privilege
of increasing or decreasing space applied
for on March LIST After some discussion
Mr.. W. f.. Dibrell offered resolution
recommending that the trade of Rich
mond apply for 1900 square feet Of space,
subject to increase or decrease on March
lst.
This move was adopted and upon a
motion OF Mr.. T. g. Scott committee
was appointed, consisting OF three manu-
factLrers and two from the leaf dealers,
Who shouId wait upon the trade and
ascertain Just how m ,Sa A I2s9f D %as
pie by January LIST The meeting then
adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
RRyONAI 4sD GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond Citi-
Isbs and Other Matters

Mrs. Joseph II. Shepherd is on the way
OF recovery
Miss Emma v Shepherd, Of this city,
is visiting friends i'm Washington.
Mr. A J.. Kcolam, clerk Of Princess
Anne county WAS in the city yester-
day
Mr. Julian l.. Wright, formerly Of Rich
mond. but now OF Washington, Is in the
city on business.
Mr. John Mackie. engineer 90 Engine
Company No. !, is detained at home by
slight indsposition
Mrs. Hattie Harrison Of West Point,
s. stopping with Miss Ada Clayton, No.
25ii east Franklin street.
Mr. Thomas II. Edwards, a prominent
attorney of King William county, is in
the city on legal business.
Miss Carrie NJ. Doggett. of Chicago, who
has for the past month been the guest
Of Col. Tanners family, on south Third
street, left Monday.
Mrs Ellis Cooke who is i'm Balt-
more being treated at the Johns-Hop-
Nns Hospital. was critically IN last
week, but is much improved.
Misses Ellie and Evelyn Williams will
be at home informally Thursday even
ing. from to S. in honor Of their guest,
Miss Annie Henry, OF Norfolk.
Captain II. J. Tyler. of No 1909 north
Seventeenth street who has been con-
fined to his home for several days by
Mr. John r. Mcneil. late OF stanton.
has located in Richmond. as the eastern
general agent Of the stanton Life In
surance Company He is a native OF
North Carolina.
Mr. y. V. Randolph went to New York
yesterday morning. and while there viii
see Mr.. ROuss in reference to the lat
ters plan Of preserving Confederate
records
Colonel r NJ. r. Talcott has just re-
ceived cablegram announcing the death
Of his nephew, Henri Boleslowsh Won
der Trenck" which occurred yesterday
at his home IN Vienna.
The charity tea that was to have been
given at Dr- Nirslnius Harrison Tor me
benefit of the Virginia Hospital has been
postponed on account Of the extreme Ill
ness of Miss Julia Mitchell.
Beginning with this week there will
regularly be held an informal prayer
meeting service every Wednesday hlSht'
al the First English Lutheran church,
corner Seventh and Grace streets. All,
and especially strangers, are welcome
Miss Virginia Victoria PizZni, daughter
of the late John \. PiZZini, will he mar
ried To Mir. William Lawrence Finnegan
this morning at 1890 a st, Peters Cathe-
dral Rev Father Frioli will perform the
ceremony.
Dr. :. u. Drewry and family, formerly
of this city but who have for several
years past resided in CovinGton, Va,
are now In Richmond, preparatory TO re-
moving TO their former home, near Cen
tralia on the Richmond and Petersburg
railroad
A Lexington correspondent says: The
death of Mrs. Colonel Thomas Il. Mar
shall, in Richmond, this week, was a
great shock ANA surprise to her large
circle Of friends here. While Colonel
Marshall was commandant Of the Y. VI.
l. Mrs. Marshall made large number
Of friends here.
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M'GILL UNION Fam.
Iarge Crowd In A. tendance md Exciting
CON ct


The usual large crowd was in attend
auce at the Theatre last night. Tonight
the fair Will be visited by both divisions
Of the Ancient order Of Hibernians, and
they viii, as heretofore, present fine
appearance. on Thursday night Company
b. of the K. l.. /. Blues. under the COM
maud of Captain G. a. Wyatt, with the
battalion band, win visit the fair The
ballot for the diamond ring now stands:
G.. H. Epps, a; f. W. Cunningham, Co;
e. H. Phillips, q; j. j. CTutcHield, Il,
II. -. Taylor. II; W. ii. Thompson, "
h. NJ Smith. Jr., Z, and John Poe. Jr., H.
The following is a list of the contests
with the times for their closing ON FIJI
DAY uight-The tricycle. and dolls at ~
o'clock; the umbrella at 1880 and the
crib quilt at II o'clock. on Monday night
The invalid chair at $50: the silver
pitcher and the pyX at 10; the gold-hcad-
ed cane airs. Leahy's and Mrs. SherVin' q
table, at 1880, and the bookcase at II
o'clock. on TueSday-The Gold-heailrd
cane Alrs. Harton's. Mrs Catosnfs and
Mrs. kyan'~ table, st 1870; the prize dieu
at $3.50, and the diamond ring Sacred
Heart table, az 10 o'clock. on Wed0es-
day I7e closing night. The contest for
The engineers torch will close at $50;
The diamond ring Cathedral table, at
80 o'clock, and the banner at 1890 The
pony and phaeton on Mrs. Leahy's and
Mrs. Sherv'n'S table will close at IL
clock on tuesday night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
ALLEGED JKKEGULARI1IRs.
Southwark OF H-srieo 10 Er"mi1'ng the
Poll booka-County News.

The defeated Republican candidate, MIR.
!. W. Southwark. was locking over the
poll-books of Henrico county yesterday
The following Is a list OF alleged irreSu-
larfties which he has prepHeu' A,
AT Shoemaker's precinct, where pt
votes were polled. the Doohs were hoe
certified, and the entire vote VIII nave ~
the vote at Bakers was not certi-
fed. .,oa
mo Judges sworn at Bruins. &c
5-At Gavton 40 votes were poIled, 20
returned. .,,oa o. "a
turned no account OF remaining 'o'eS
rendered. -, so ,,,-no5
AT Hungary 100 polled, l52 returned
no account Of remainder. -. oor,teod
sat Whitlocks poii-books not eertlueu,
MIR Southwark has not yei uetea iii,i'e 20
m make a contest but claims 10 nave
carried the county by about 30 ma)oTRy,
The Henrico County Court WIN 1uiso
Wickbam presiding. was In session yes
terday. -, - notorious
cbtctan thisf plead guilty. and was given
six months in ialI and three years IN the
Relle lanes (coloredD plead guilty 10
petit larceny, and was gwen Two "iY''''
lane Morton (coloredl pleaded guilty TO
tr,o charges of petit larceny. When ne
W. W. nc aStaI he was arrayed I'm clothing
SeionginE to others, and the sheriff had
70 furnish him an outfit. He was given
four months i'm Jail in three cases, ana
i'm the fourth noiie prosequl Was enter
ed. ,,..o..,
The grand jury was then discharged
until II O'Clock this morning, wheh they
will meet again. ~
y liquor license was granted neroerI
H. Henley. on the extension of twenty
seventh street. ,,
The case OF Mary Martin, charged with
stealing a COW, is set for this morning.
The woman's little ten-year-old girl was
I'm court yesterday.
A COW belonging to J. II. Hin tco1ored)
was run over yesterdaymorning by an
electric car on the Seven Pines line and
killed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14

Rlchmond-Marg3rtet; 4. Aiherts tra IS;
tee 10 George -. Miller, - iSeI on ea -,
l.. T. Christian 70 John Z Epps, 4 4
fort on north side broad street. between
;S,.olTtb AMI CoIic.e subject 10 deed OF
rust for 5000, $500 c,,o...,u and
William eraser 70 \. J. Che% 0,an S,i ahc
t ft Street, between Broad and Mar
shall. 81 900. r D,tro'.op,.hor,
% N@riht It, ., EN- en- On north side Arch street
S S; GF9g' T Il iSi' and nd Fourth 5000
DyE,f~ r5.. sea- e Il FEET on Te : aG5
2. :. t'o ,!,r.ei - near Jacqueline. 81 $50
i' MaTV +. swans truste9e 10 James l.
Rogers gers q feet on east side Mosoy street
roar peasants. $500.
HT He,r, CO, ceo"Eicholas Dawson. TO Rhody
Da aIy.'5 d. 10 feet on south side Graham
S'[ E1riiS Co. H. Gates trustees to =. T.
DIri % loot On south side Nicholson
s iTl' between Gillian and Erin. $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
rHE rlMEs-RICHxoND VA. WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 1894

fourths of cup of we'll, washed rice; half
a Gun of sugar, two tabiespoonfuls OF
butter. a small piece Of cinnamon and
piece OF lemon peel. COOK Ior three
absorbed all The mixture. Add the yolks
Of three S eggs sue and half gill Of shorry.
Turn out to $50 Cool Make up into balls size
of walnuts, make hole IN each WITH PIN .he
mi I'm with the rice mixture. dip In egg
and bread crumb' and fry in ,smoking-hot
tat Snrlnkle With powdered sugar and
serve.
The Horsford COMMUNICABLE PHI Iorrs,ne Of Ma
9 east Grace street. =.
st. Johns Lodge. OF Masons, No. IS.
also visited the exposition;
The exposition will close SATURDAY night
and will open in No' Oh" No'eihoer
~
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To the Friends OF Honest Elections In the
Second CONGREGATIONAL D,siret.

All parties having any knowledge. per-
soEally or indirectly, OF frauds com.
mitted I'm the congressional election in
this district on the 9th OF November last
are respectfully requested to commurii
cate Immediately with the undersigned;
especially those who were shut out from
voting by any obstruction on the part OF
election officers. give name and post
office. III parties know OF Irregularities
and do not wish their names known they
can communicate anonymously.
WILLIAM LAMB,
50 Main street,
Norfolk, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14

RICHMOND, VA, NOV. 10, ISV4.
Captain f. B. Spence. Secretary Pioneer
Chapter, No. /, Progressive Eudow-
ment Guild of America, city:
celpt OF check for five hundred dollars,
being the amount OF benefit certificate
held by my late husband. MIR. T.. A.
Beales In the Progressive Endowment
Guild OF America.
His death occurred less than two weeks
ago, and the official proofs having been
put in your hands only yesterday, I
greatly appreciate the promptness with
WHICH the matter was attended TO.
With best wishes for the continued
success of the Guild.
Respectfully yours.
Mrs ELLA BEAIES
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
Nixon Of lIlgh Degree.

The Grand Chapter Royal Arch Ma
sons OF Virginia. convened in the Ma
sonic Temple last night. There was a
nun attendance, and considerable routine
business was transacted The following
are the officers OF the chapter.
John Thomas Carter, OF Danyillc, grand
high priest. George Wilson Poe OF Rich
JnOnd grand kings; Frank Avery Read,
OF Alexandra, grand scribe; Joseph Vir-
ginius BidgOod. Of Richmond, grand
treasurer: william Bryan lsgscs, OF
Richmond grand secretary, Jacob Bum
gardner. OF stanton, grand captain OF
host. John Porter Steiner, OF Bristol.
Grand principal sOiourner; James BraN-
Ton Blanks. OF Petersburg, grand X. a.
captain, +. Louis Ide, OF Richmond. grand
NJ. 81. Thomas Edward Schwarz, OF Luz
ray, grand NJ 3D. and Fred. Greenwood,
Of Norfolk, grand NJ. LIST. walls; George
w. Dame. OF Danville grand chaplain;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14

c,o.o Secretary II. o. Williams. of the
STATE e. christian Association. has
i doun Egs,8r T from columbus, Ind, where
Just fet odad The annual convention Of the
a ne Of mat state from Hoysm2 Der
Sth 10 illr of Virginia. where he, viii
the Ch!nTTiS' Secretary John X. Mott.
meet oshont 10 establish revival services
"mong the students: ood A. v,u
On lIlGii ,a 10 Farmville to organize
hanls WIZ .t,t6su there. and at the end OF the
an assoc va sin 20 to Wytheville to at
mon The district conference from Novem-
49, 2oth to December "a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
Pardon Refused.

GO owe ri ipardons to the following Der
sons. -, convicted in tha Cttm.
oerldhu a. The buckingham County
conyic'enu vid L.ikens. sentenced in 1894
Court Il1"a'r.d county Court for assault
IN the idTTavlor. sentenced in the Wythe
10 s ys ysars 5Sr h0Ti Sc
steaHhS, UNITY Court to two years inn
flanoFeE Tor forgery; f.. *. Swinney.
prlsonliiInsdI' in February last in the Floyd
sentemStS1 court 10 two years Imprisonment
~. land larceny.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14

At a called meeting al, the board Of
managers, advisory board ana Hleuicd,
stan of the Free Dspensary, General
and Emergency HOSPITAL on IN Noy V, be-
.. 1894. the sad announcement OF the
death OF Mr. Abraham Levy, mem
Der OF the advisory board. was soreiy
felt by all present ,
lie gave his time, talents, and pecuni-
arv aid to the institution from it's IN
fancy. and his sound Judgment, his
ueyer-ending encouragement. and his
deep interest in its behalf, factored large
ly in the success Of this noble charity;
be IL therefore
Resolved, 1st That in the death of Mr..
Levy the institution has lost one Of
its best friends, whose place Will be harl
70 fiji. and one whose example all viii
do well 10 emulate.
"a That these resolutions be spread
uuon the minutes Of the board: and
81. That copy OF these resolutions
be printed in the daily papers. and also
be sent TO the bereavel family
Mrs WILLIAM NJ HILL,
T.. b. ADDISON,
j. i. ROY,
Committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
Route. and Rates to Winter Rs.o,ts.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Conn
pany has just issued a little booklet. giv-
ing the routes and rates to various vim
ter resorts In cuba, Florida, North Car
oline, Virginia, New Jersey, Pennsylvania
and Georgia. The information is very
conveniently arranged and indexed Cop-
les can be had by enclosing two-cent
stamp to Charles o. Scull. General Pas
senger Agent b. and o. railroad, Balti-
more, Md
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
HeayY Southern Travrl.

The Southern railway is now running
it's splendid vestibule train southwark
nearly every night In two sections. i'm
order to accommodate the large south
ern travel
Next Sunday the famous Florida
Special" with it's palaual equipment
viii be placed on the line between Wash
ington and Jacksonville Some changes
will probably be made in the schedule
of other trains.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
,..a>,ng the Number OF Bosrders.

SheIh Yesterday delivered at the peni-
couniayyv The following convicts: John n.
tentlaig oleredl, sentenced 10 five years
Bel ,sSoo1mcnt for forgery; Walter John
son and John tA a. W Years 'DGss soSTs
Se n Tor house-breaking.
ea 9ehsrlf w T. Woodward. OF New Kent
s ns, turned over to Major Lynn one
co,unred convict, Walter Franklin, SEN
e,oonrced to one years Imprisonment for un-
iiewfui assault -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
II Nou Want Help.

The ladies connected with the employ
ment committee Of the Woman's Christian
Association will be glad II any person
wanting a typewriter teacher seam
stress. nurse. etc, Will apply To the super
intendent Of the Association, Miss Emily
Morris. III east Franklin street, Rich
rnnpI Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14

A fine rosewood case, a full seven
and third octave, iron frame. with all
modern improvements, carved legs and
Tyre The Piano Is as good as new
and is I'm thorough order To respon-
sible parties, the Piano can be sold on
reasonable time. stool and cover free.
Write at once, as this notice may not
again be seen. Address
MANLY b. RAMOS & co.
903 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
The Doctors Feeling

A regular meeting of the Academy Of
Medicine and Surgery was held last nigh,
with Or }. 5, Wexford. president nre''
siding. The usual paper for the evening
was postponed until the next meeting.
Interesting cases were reported ana
discussed by Drs. Gordon, Carrington
Parker. Hodges, Micheaux. Cullen, Hen
son and Cowardin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
500 Rev ard.

am authorized to offer the above re-
ward for evidence leading TO the convic-
ton of any special constable OF NAL
feisance In office, who acted I'm the late
congressional election in this district.
WILLIAM LAMB.
So Main street,
Norfolk Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
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MUNYON'S Nitalzer imparts new, mr.
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Munyon's Homeopathic Remedy C0In-
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14

Fraternal Lodge. No. %, held a largely
attended meeting Monday night The
third degree was conferred on two candi-
dates. Mr.. l.. T. Christian was recon-
mended for District Deputy This makes
seven lodges for Mr. Christian.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
Temple, Pemberton, Cordes d Co.,
AND WEST BROAD STREET.
large =" '"0
untr1ena ment 10 ou rar

rum npFN,s NON-SHRfNKING ME-
pI.-6 VE'ST'S AND PANTS, In White ana
Nstnral soc. size %; rise Sc. size.
ROYS' HEAVY FULL REGU LAX
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, surety NON
sbrinkiue 81 size %; loo rise per size.
LADIES RIBBED VESTS, low neck
no sleeves, i'm White. Natural and Blach'
81 and $l.2-the best Imported garments
REST SWISS RIBBED LADIES
VESTS, high neck, short sleeves, "hlte'
Natural and Black Sl.l0 and $l.S.
SWISS VESTS NadiesO, high neck long
sleeves, SOC, 81, St.25 and $3.50
RIBBED DRAWERS. SOC. and H.
LADIES WHITE AND NATURAL
COMBINATION SUITS. non-shrinhng'
s. q suit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14

We will invest money for parties hav-
ing money to lend on real estate or on
good collaterals.
THE FINANCE TRADING COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14

We Will allow { per cent. interest on
money deposited with us. either short
or long time.
THE FINANCE TRADING COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14

Parties having money TO lend can End
short or long time real estate notes WITH
good rates OF interest by applying 20 us
THE FINANCE TRADING COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
Genuine stien square Piano-Bsrga

Nolting's Pat Exterminators- Superior
Cutlery. Phohe ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14

Can You Stereotype;
II you can't, and want 10 have work
done in hrst-class manner. send your
orders to The Times Office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14

II Hitstae Terpl- AID l. Free.
Every ailing and suffering person VINO
is wise will Instantly accept this Gener-
Gus offer. Coming from the very hiSh-
est authority. as II does; gives IL tne
greatest weight, and people Know Wnen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14

Carpet Sweepers-Door Mats-Weather
Strips. JOHN NJ. NOTHING.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14

Brass Tenders and Fire Sets-Coat
Vases. JOHN NJ NOTHING
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14

Black Tenders and Fire Sets-Platd
Warmers. JOHN NJ. NOTHING.