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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
The Timetable Conference.

Touching the delegates 10 this conIer-
ence the President has done nothing az
yet which ough, TO subject him 70 the
animadycrsions Of the silverites. Wash
ington telegram saws
He has not a. NJ any time or consc-
qucnce In considering the question. be-
cause II has not yet assumed position
demanding his careful attention. lie mas
In an incidental way. talked II over win
some OF the Senator's and Representatives.
who have called at the White House In
the last three weeks. but he has really
expressed very little OF his own opinions
listening. however. to what they hao %
say"
He has not vet indicated certainly MS
intentions in the direction ascribed 10
him.
1T IL said by those who ought to Kno"
that no has no doubt Of his authority 10
apnolnt delegates. unless the language OF
CONGRESS is 10 be accepted In the most
extremely literal and technical manner
and the spirit Of it's intention ignored. ~
the same time. II Is thought the fTesl-
dent has no purpose Of assuming any
initiative. but will deter any appointments
until monetary conference is absolutely
ass,,red through the action Of other coun-
tries"
Doubtless the President VIII MAKE
haste slowly" At the same time. he ought
not TO await the action OF other couh-
tries. but ought to do all he can 10 MAKE
the projected conference success
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
4 Great Gain.

A Washington letter in timetalllc
northern paper says that one of the most
promising features of private discussion
in that city is that the advocates OF
bimetalism are no longer considered
heretics or cranks The question is
now accented as reasonable" and is
Creeping into banking circles that have
heretofore worshipped only the god OF
gold" These being facts. II Is greatly
10 be regretted that any question should
have been raised as to the right of the
President TO send delegates to any inter
national bimetallic conference which may
be held before the time for the next
meeting Of Congress. Surely discussion
cannot injure good cause. Neither
bimctallists nor monometellists ought TO
fear the light OF truth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
The Polite North.

The New York Journal OF Commerce
a most genteel paper before 1t passed
into It's present hands. has lost its tenn
per. 1t declares that the income-taS
wa. absolutely without excuse, and was
inspired by hatred to capital cherished
by people who would he wearing breech
clouts and eating roots II II were not
for capital" Our New York contem
porary damages by its hard words nothing
but the cause II advocates. The bimetal
lists will he sure to understand then
to mean that monometaliist argument
has been exhausted. and there is no
thing left to be done except to use "cus'
MOrdh "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


FOR SALE, A CORNER SALOON. IN
HEART OF CITY. doing good bust
ness: owner desires change. Fine
chance to make monty. VIII sell cheap.
Address c. s.. care Dispatch. NH 2s-lt'
A GOOD BUSINESS FOR SALE IN
VALLEY OF NIRGINfA-A RARE
OPPORTUNITY-in steady, growing.
and very healthy town OF about l,5o0 In
habitants, and at the intersection OF two
railroads--one running north and south
the other east and west-an old and we'll
established FURNITURE AND HOUSE
FURNISHING BUSINESS. mo under
taking, II not desired) Also, q BEAUTl-
FUL AND CONyENIENTLY-L
MODERN DWELLING. containing ten
rooms OF good size, a large, good gar.
den: some fruit-;rees; out-houses. and
very fine water at back door.
Churches. stores. post-office; near educa-
tional advantages for both boys and girls
unsurpassed. Terms very moderate. Ad-
dress BUSINESS-STAND. care Dispatch
office. NH H-eodsf'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
Cify-I.Ii News Matters.

The Council Committee on Cemeteries
held a regular meeting last evening.
Chairman Crimes presided. ana only
routine business was transacted.
II has been agreed BY unanimous vote
OF the IIowitzcr Battery that Engine
Company No. 3. Truck Company No. .,
and the chemical engine " the Fire Do
partment may use part or the new
Howitzer Armory while the new fire
building IS in process o. construction.
This battery will have an inspection-drill
tomorrow night.
In the city Circuit Court yesterday in
the case OF the Endowment Guarantee
Company against 4. Il. Lee and NJ. j.
Lee, the jury returned verdict for the
plaintiff for Sl.Oy2.i.
Louis c. Gillespie qualified in the Chan
Gerry Court yesterday as executor OF the
will Of John G. Snafer. who leaves his
property to his family. The estate is
valued az $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
silver In London.

The New York Commercial and Finan-
cal Chronicle has the following editorial
paragraph:
THE rise in silver has been an import
ant feature in London this week. and the
metal sold at IS 1916 pence per ounce
on Wednesday. Bullion-dealers here re-
gard the movement as purely specuIa-
tive. aided TO some extent by the aGita-
ton abroad for freer use of silver as
currency and by expectations that on
the ending OF the war In China there
will be a better demand for the metal
Once more we call attention to the fact
that the shrewd denizens of Wall street
hold that the rise in silver was caused
by agitation abroad mot In EnglanD for
n fire. use OF silver. etc. etc. And once
more We ask. What would be the result
If mere agitations were to give way to
action and silver were fully remonctized?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
Here are the doctors differing again:

Here are the doctors differing again:
In the discussion that took place few
months ago at the Academic de Medicine
de Paris las we learn from the New
York HeraldD the members, with three
exceptions pronounced themselves
against bicycling. But Sir benjamin
Richardson. OF London. who has had
great experience In studying the effect
Of the bicycle on health. Is disposed 10
approve it's use In moderation. Bicycling
has decided and immediate action on
the heart. In every rider 1t Quickens
the hearts action-the pulse may rise
from IS or Is pulsatlons minute to 100
and sometimes an Increase in the size
OF the heart Is detected. But Sir Benja-
min Richardson reports no instance OF
overtaxing OF the heart, loss of breath.
angina pectoris, or vertigo, Of sufficient
Importance to oblge any one to aban-
don the bicycle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28

TO other countries. As there were no
railroads and steamboats, in I7ss. It In
simply impossible that the trainers OF
the Federal Constitution ever conferred
upon Congress the power to pay railroads
and steamboats, for carrying the mails.
The facts being as we have stated
them. We beg leave to say that whatever
may be said as 70 other. reasons II Is
too late TO object TO a government tele-
graph because the Constitution does not
empower Congress TO use the telegraph
as a part Of It's postal system; and this
whether telegraph would pay or not.
In fact, II seems to have been adopted
as the policy OF the United States to
perfect the Postal Department under the
constitutional provision named. though
Il does not in terms refer 10 that de-
partment as administered now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
A Government telegraph.

II Ii not necessary TO say TO those who
object to q government telegraph In the
United States because In England such
q telegraph fails to pay its way" that
the Post-Ofiice Department OF this coun-
try costs millions more every year than
II pays to the government. II there Is
any department Of the Federal Govern
ment which has overleaped the metes
and bounds set for II by the franaers Of
the Constitution Il In the Postal De,
partrDent The Constitution gave TO
Congr4w power lover post-offices and
post roads, and under this grant Of POWER
Congress pays railroad and steamboat
companies for carrying the United States
p,slls from Dtste 70 State and from this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28

Great Britain with about SS'"''VV u
,ocnls,lon has 22.OoO medical men, g'ihs
one 70 every l.107 OF the popuiat'oh' ue.
r,,rv with O.oJO0oo people, has DIV
r,ao,,,ionors or one TO every 5.oSS OF the
,o,,,.,iou. France. with her %.o"'oO'.
n,s &c sa2 phvsicians including officers
-, ho.,,h or one 10 every 2766. In Nor
way there are hut 5O2 doctors u -'V'',.'D
people, or one for every 4'VV'' anu ~
Russia's lIj, 900. 0co. there are lS'4S' Ut on'
for every s.55l OF the people. Inc ra,'o
in other countries Is as follows: Aus'ria'
one to 1851; Belgium, one to 2'sh' i'aiy'
one TO 1886; Netherlands. one to -''sf'
gain. one to 1915 The United States
however. with her g.. 622 go Of population
boasts Of 10000 physicians. or one Tor
every G26 of the population.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
SAVED HIS LIFE.
WHAT MUNYON'S REMEDIES DID
ron A PROMINENT OHI04N'
u. could Eat but Little and was
I'm Constant Pain-Curcd
with One Bottle.

" r. Iofrer. a weil-known resident OF
~, ohio says that Munyon's Dyspep-
sia cure undoubtedly saved ne ~. ~
relating his experience he "a" ,,s'
long time / have been afflicted WIN .,, Ia
nepsla. | could eat scarcely amp ,a'n -,
pp,d vaa In constant pain. The gas on
nv stomach distended 1t greatly ana my
hn,rt became affected. l was touO'su
with short breathing, nutterlng, mn
regular beating OF the heart. ;;,., dn' 'we9
Going TO die. My friends wanted me u
,rv Nunyon's Dyspepsia Cure. out ! M.
iii so many different medicines Wlthoi,
being benefited that ! Thought ,his Mou.,
he only one more fruiueSs ehort' y "'aiy
I began using II. and the result va
sat without discomfort. and am no"
M Mnnyon's stomach and Dyspepsia cure
cures All forms Of indigestion anu s toIi
ach troubles such as conSIip~ t,Tm' ~
OF food. distress after eating, b,oa'ihg 81
The stomach. palpitation or the heai';
sbor,ness Of breath, and all directions ~
the heart caused by indigestion. ~
soothos. heals. and invigorates stoIharns
that have been weakened by oVei-eS'i' Us
" ah"re the lining OF the stomach has
been impaired by physic ana injurious
medicines Price 2, cents.
Munyon's homeopathic Home Remedy
Company. OF Philadelphia. put up spe
cities for nearly every disease. wilcn are
sold by ali druggists. mostly for % cents
These who are In doubt as 20 the ma
ture OF their disease should address Pro-
lessor Munyon 1876 Arch street, PhiIadel-
phia, giving full symptoms OF their us
ease. Professor Munyon will carefully
diagnose the case and give you the bene,.
IN OF his advice absolutely free of all
charge The remedies will be sent to any
address on receipt of retail price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
,rhc IihrnrY HuiIling.

The State Library Board met yesterday
and arranged for the Railroad Commits
sioner and the Superintendent OF Public
instruction TO move into the building
by the lst OF April. at which time the
lease Of the Commonwealth upon the
quarters now occupied by these Officers
expires. The architect, Mr.. PoindeNter.
was present 10 look into the detalls OF
accepting the work from the contractors.
". 5. Chapman. Clerk Of Gloucester,
and C.. II. Lll!ard. Sheriff Of Rappahan-
nncl. Xt.ifel the Capitoi Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
81. Patrick.

The Philadelphia American says that
there is but one saint I'm the whole calen-
dar whose birthday is known to every
body-Protestant and Catholic. GENTLE
and Jew Ills history has been recov-
cred from under the debris Of age-gath-
cred rubbish" 1t IS not necessary TO
name this genial. witty, kindly saint
this unique figure in Christian history"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
We have received from

We have received from the Il. f.
johnson Publishing Company q copy OF
Louise Manly's Review Of Southern
Literature from 1879 TO 1850 book In
which Is given for school and general
purposes many Of the choicest produc-
tions Of southern authors. As soon as
we have had time TO examine II more
carefully. we shall notice II more at
length. II seems to be ~ work that will
have q large sale. In..tt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
According 10 the Philadelphia

According TO the Philadelphia Record
the majority Of the powerful manufac-
turers club OF that city favor free silver
NOR il there any doubt in the rural sec
tions OF Pennsylvania the Republican
party Is very strongly impregnated with
a belief In the desirability OF free-sllver
coinage"
eron Is more OF a statesman than he has
hitherto been credited with being. He
has long been q free-silver man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28

The Cunard Steamship Company report
that their profits from the business Oh
last year were not sufficient to cover the
usual reserve for depreciation OF pro-
pcrty. The amount was only about nan
n million. which is over 10000 less than
the depreciation account. Inc Joss was
almost entirely In freight trailic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
MRS. FRAysIER BEFORE COURT.
Charged with MoicstinE Rnbincnu-
IA o.1ourt.e I'tucd md Sent On.

Ed. UNOUrk" r TIT" MI" SN"' WITT
Another chapter In the Rabineau-FFay-
sier tragedy was enacted In the Police
Court yesterday when Mrs. l.. T. Fray
sler. mother of the young man who lost
his life In the bar-room OF Pat. Melon
ough. was charged with unlawfully as
saulting and abusing John T.. Rabineau,
her sons slayer. Rabineau testified That
on the night Of his acduittal of the charge
OF numbering young FRASER he received
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
FASHIONS SEAL IS SET.

FASHIONS SEAL 10 oE !.
Nothing newer, nothing later,
nothing better, and nowhere so
low a price that we know OF.
THE MILLINERY OPENING OF
Yesterday continues for to-day.
It's great success is proof of how
worthy the store is in every pos
sible point to the citizens OF Ken
mond.
A crowded Linen Store OF new
ness, beauty. and goodness.
More $40 sat!n-Damask Table-Linens
soc. Bleached- Damask Table-L.nen, &c.
Sc. AlI-Linen White Doil.es FOR &C.
$50 Real Turkey-Red Table-Damask
SIS Heavy Damask Dnner-Napkins,
SIS l-2-Yards-Wide Linen shee;i?gs
2lc co' AI.Linen Damask Towel. ted
ra ar,nge Duck uSr < suiting is here FOR Zoe.
Imported Piques and Marseil!es io' 1lc'
ssaa White SIC. Crochet-Qults for tec.
The New Tariff prices or Um'
breIlaS.
Fine Imported Navy Gloria Umbrellas,
with Dresden bah handle 10 match.
1879 value, for SIC.
Finest-Snk-Gl Congo-Handle silver
or Mounted. value 81. Tor sl.t0
silk Gloria, loop-root handle, H.25 value.
for zoe. no
Cotton Gloria School Umbrellas for 3sc.
The great Hosiery Stock of Rich
mond. Only reliable ones sold by
US.
See the Best SIX Finished Ladies Elack
ha ehnwn them here at nc: or
LADIES' Llsle Hose at zoe, and they are
here at &c.
Another SO. kind, for Sgc o
sizes TO 10, for lsc.
Others Ice. quality. sizes to L. Tor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
BLACK GOODS.

No one can look at stock like
this without realizing what a COM
fort it is to the people of Richmond
TO have such an assortment to Sc
lect from. 100 NEW PIECES
added again to-day.
BLACK Atwood Ciay-DIagonals. IS
inches wide, &C. value, 4sc.
46-inch Atwood Fine Imperial Sergette,
% I piE astaS OF 1iS' FINE FRENCH: GRE
PONs. % per cent. less than the Tor
Black Atwood 4o-inch Crepon. 1oc.
Black Al-wool Crepon. with silk stripe,
prics,ley is-inch Atwood Fancy Ar
mures. Sc, sl.25 value. Pa
Black Atwood Fine French Batiste 5oc.
value 25c. yard
Hints from our Popular-Price
NOTION DEPARTMENT.
Jockey Club White Rose. and Pot
Pourri het-Powders. &c. each.
Talcum Powder, 2oe. box lge.
4-ounce lar Petroleum Jelly. &C:
i-oonnd can Petroleum Jelly. lsc.
Tan hoe-and- Glove Cleaner, 20c. bo4
for Zoe.
Cucumber Complementary, &C.
Cbildrens Marseilies Bibs, &c.
Mourning Pins, &c. box:
I and Sc Beading. &c: bunch.
Safety-Pins. &c. dozen ,.x.
Special values in a great many Depart
ments to-day; can't mention them
here.
HOUSEWARE.
2s7 passages of New Goods re-
ceived Yesterday, among which
were
400 China Umbrella Stands az
6oc., usually sell for csc.
IS dozen French-China Chocolate and
After-Dinner Cups and Saucers at lsc.,
pair. usually sell for 80 ana o9c;
Reai-Chlna. Bowls and Pitchers, clear
white and full size, at &C. for the two
pieces. usually sell for 9sc.
Carlsbad China Dinner-Sets. log pieces.
nicely decorated, at N7.6, usual price
Linsres French-China Tea-set, with
Cuerin a. Co.'S finest decoration. So
pieces. at SIS. would be very cheap
at SIS.
Best Wire Lamp Frames, all
shapes and sizes, at &C. choice.
Genuine French-Plate Bevelled- Edge
Mirrors. In handsome steel frames,
at s3iS. real value $3.50.
900 Steel Engravings, nicely framed,
100 different subjects, size llxl4 inches,
Fine Turkey Feather busters. 10 inches
in length. at SC.
200 Handsome Etchings. by ]. r. Brown
and James Il. Day, nicely framed, size
17x32 inches. at CSC. real value $50.
THE COHEN co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28

All letters and kilograms must be ad-
dressed 20 THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will not be re-
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY
FOR TO-DAY
Thalhim0r Brothers,
Fifth and Broad streets.

The crowds in our store yesterday
appreciated tho low prices at which we
sold them good ndreliable stuffs. Come
to-day. You will not be disappointed.
100 yards Androscoggin Yard-Wide
Bleached Cotton at &c.
900 Yards Atwood Fancy Novelty Dress
Goods at 25c. a yard. some OF them
sold at 81 and 81 = a yarn. hou VIII
never duplicate them when they are
gone.
100 yards Crinkle Ginghams, Outing
Cloths. and Flannellettes at 53-4c.,
that sold at Il lie.
500 wards Genuine Wash-Silks at 25c.
when these are gone you VIII get no
more at that price.
1000 yards All-wool Henrlettas and
French Serees. yard wide. at 2Jc.;
the regular S9c. quality.
go Duck Wash Suits for Boys 3 to s
wears. at iSc. suit. Just think OF II,
material alone worth that.
Great Bargain Sale OF Fine Nalnsook
Embroideries at half values Don
miss these; best wearing goods made.
Largest assortment of Black Crepons In
the city: greatest values ever seen;
prices to please you,
See our assortment OF Fancy Silks for
Waists and Dress Wear; great values
al 80, 81 IL, Il, %. Go. and 1jc.
A new thing with us-Ladies Wrappers.
See the bargains We offer at Soc. SIC,
Zoe. 79c., SIC. and Csc. Material in
them worth the price. We invite you
to call at
FIFTH AND BROAD STREETS.
(mh 26-Tu&fh)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
DRY GOODS, HOUsEFURNlSH-
IL ING5, AND NOTIONS.
THIS WEEK 1T Is SILKS.


Original Kai-Kai japanese WOsh silks
In newest designs at De. per yard, ~
seconds in this lot but the same quality
that sold last year az iQc.
Newest striped Tafeias, with jacquard
figures, at 5oc.; not the narrow H-in,n
goods sold at the price elsewhere, bo'
these are inches wider and 10 per cent
heavier.
Giace-Figured TaGetas In iridsseenI
effects at 59c., sold elsewhere al o..
Another and heavier quality OF Glaze
Taffeta in special designs al &c. 'SlNe
The very latest BACKGROUND Tafetas.
with neat small figures IN REQ, oln-
Rose, Blue Gold or Greeu-our prise ony
S0c.-everywhere else they Drlng u =,
High Grade Persian Brocadss Al -
These are the great novelties oI Tue 'SS
Special value In Black Satin Ducbessss
high finish, all SILK. ana very navy ~
75c formerly aS ausiy we never
greet you with the phrase Us, so.e
OUT II they were not IN stoeA VIC
wouldn't talk about them.
sHEETINGs BY THE CASE.
Remnants OF Bleaehed sheetinss made
BY the Utica Mills. under ths o. al,
Mohawk Valley. 90 az ifN'' WIN"
Remnants OF Genuine cucs BisaSnea
Shssainss g., at lsc.. worth sc w.
az isc'' worth 25c. Pieces run 10
yards. .,,,,, n, fndi, Linen.
10 inches wide; a, M Ssd ss Only oo yards
'u Ask for Or our prices on Mattinss ana
RuEs. ..so. o,,r ax,ra low
prices FOR the past three weeks week. on him.
tons, sheetinss. rows esa s Ak Tor a chance
TO buy them. We DO not have an, ,sheii
price for tomorrow, as u We 'es'S
the low prices OF to-day
A. HUTzl.ERs SONS.
NH %-yu&Th sl5 east BToaa s"''"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28

against tUt DOdii "a
Franklin county, Va.
Request other papers OF Virginia 10
copy for the benefit OF taxpayers.
JAMES KEEN,
Supervisor of Franklin county, va.
THE OPINION.
with that prediction in favor of the
petitioners, billiard and Price. and the
appellant. Carper. naturally engenderen
bv the merit of their respective claims, i
wave nevertheless felt constrained 10
deny them the relief sought.
The Legislature. in language too pam
TO be misunderstood. has invested the
Board of Supervisors of the seVerai couh
ties with discretionary powers In the
matter OF determining what annual al
lowances shall be made 10 certain coun-
~ officers. and made no provision Tor
controlling their discretion by appeal or
otherwise.
If the law be an unwise one. the RENE
DIV is by appeal to the Legislature 10
amend or repeal IT. If II Is adequate,
but rendered Intellectual in certain cases
by reason Of the incompetency Of those
TO whom its administration is cOnfded'
the remedy is by appeal to the people
TO elect more intelligent and capable su
peryisors But the courts are poWerlesS
to interfere. BY mandamus they may
compel the board TO act. but the au-
thorities una voce" declare that they
cannot control their discretion | am un>
willing. however 10 permit these cases
to leave my hand without an emphatic
expression Of my dissent from the ac-
ton Of the majority Of the board, botn
from the standpoint of fairness ana
economy. The evidence shows these off,
cials to be men of character and expert
ence: they are capable and faithful. and
for many years the amounts they now
claim have been allowed them. and the
compensa ton Is reasonable for the SER
vices which they are required to perform.
The claim of the Sheriff is one OF pecu-
liar merit: for 1t appears that without
the allowance he cannot properly dis
charge the duties Of his office and Keep
out Of delt.
That incompetent men may be found
willing to take these offices for the fees
alone cannot be denied. Demagogues OF
that class are met with in every commu-
nifty. But Il is submitted that no peopls
can afford to place irresponsible and In.
competent men in positions Of trust and
confidence az any price. and such poli.y
will sooner or later entail upon those who
adopt IL Standardization of affairs
and incalculable inconvenience and loss.
Far better would il be to double the
amount OF the allowance claimed and re-
tain capable officials rather than to re-
place them with inefficient and unrelia-
bic men without any allowance. for they
will assuredly supplement their pay by
unlawful methods. $. G. WIlITTLE.
December o. 1851
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
MEETINGS.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE UNION
BROKERAGE, COMMISSION AND
WAREHOUSE COMPANY. will be held
at the Office of the company. 1922 east
Cary street. at 5 o'clock Z. NJ. on WE'D
NESDAY, APRIL 10. 1885.
CHARLES DAVENPORT.
Secretary and Treasurer.
mn 7-eodtAp 10i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28

UPTOWN OFFICE. 4ss EAST BROAD
STREET.
wEST-END OFFICE. PARk-PLACb
PHARMACY. Delvidere and Main streets
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1908 HULL
6TR EET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
Allowances Made by BOnrds OF su-
,er,isors 10 County Officers.

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Please copy the decision OF Juuee
Whittle in the case of the County CIerh'
Sheriff. and Commonwealth ATTORNEY
against the Board Of Supervisors OF
Franklin county, Va.
REQUEST other Papers of Virginia TO
conv for the benefit OF taxpayers
JAMES KEEN,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
RICHMOND, March %, 1895.

brings with the event this season
an era of entirely new prices,
brought about and made possible
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-28
THE NEWMARKET SALE.

Every buyer OF the house has
been on the alert to do wonders,
and we are ready for the judgment
of the most critical Richmond au-
dience.