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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-17

III L Ell.
RevWA Brewer, SnMateo
J III Levy, San Jose
A A Change, Gait
G Meyer, Antioch
81 w Crane, Oakland
G Brown d W. Mendocino
G w Reynolds, Rochester
Mrs NJ G Crane, Portland
] Germaine, Winnemucca
J. A Crane, Vista del Mar
w E Peck, Santa Cruz
] e Chilberg, Seattle
J. A Splitter, San Jose
g B Donaldson, Suisun
] A Hawey &w, San Jose
r Buness, Los Angeles
r ] Hudson, Lakeport
w T George g. w, Sacto
D A Deeran, Willows
2 w w Meddlecoff, Visalia
WMatthew&w, Newcastle
Miss NJ E Willett, Iii
j ii l. Tuck, Cal
w Bruce, Chicago
: HOTEL.
D W C Thompson. Cal
G j Queen, San Jose
E G LOTUS, Sopoma
Selden Fish, Chicago
G ] Smith, Plymouth
S r Frank, Buffalo
G n Drysdale & w, L A
JSchiff w d md, n Y
ID Browne, Denver
Miss Winkler. Miiwkee
w w Collins, Wis
F s Stimson & ~, Seattle
I'll G l. Pomhand, Cal eta
Mrs F ii Meyers, Oaklnd
A A Miller, Palo Alto
Mrs Jackson, San Jose
Miss G f Lewis, Pittsbrg
w Smythe, Chicago
r Graham, Sacramento
G E Goodman Jr, Napa
HOUSE.
n Van Allen, Arizona
g Vanderford, Elk Creek
M Verovich, Visaiia
w j Williams, Pleasantn
] Wenger, Crescent City
DrCFMatthews, Bltimore
L III Cotton, San Jose
X w Raster, Fresno
G E Cummings, Oroville
p Poependorf, FIN, Hmbldt
r Lee 81 sn, Woodland
S w Bright, Jackson
j NJ Benson, Elliott
+ r Ball 81 W, DeerLodge
w F Wildman, Auburn
ERN HOTEL.
Charles Covert, MERGED
Thomas Mason, Phila
b l. Fisher, Ala
Miss NJ Armstrong, Conn
u Y Peters, Taunton, Mass
r Lornton. N Y
G NJ Applebery, Whatcm
G F Reynolds, Jersey Cy
Francis FOlkins, Chgo
HOUSE.
Fl ] Cross & w, Oakland
George Nelson. San Jose
+ K Bush, Hanford
B p Lewis, Sacto
+ A Healey, San Jose
] X de Yampert, Ala
A T Lipman, Berkeley
l. w Sutiiff, Ogden
r III Baldwin & W, Stoktn
N HOTEL.
III Honey, Copperopolis
j + Jacobus, Niles
w White d w, Mendocino
] Brown, Pueblo
T Costello & w. Ill
+ F Thomas, Valley Spgs
o Lowe & w, Woodland
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-17
FOREIGN MARKETS,

mddlings, 1880. Net receipts, 100; gross,
$500; exports to Great Britain, $500; to the Con-
6(10.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-17
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Bonds, Exchange, Money and Railroad
Shares.
Money on call easy at 11s%; last loan 11ay;
closed 1879. Prime mercantile paper, 2s1@41Ia%.
Sterling exchange dull but rmer with actual bust
ness bankers bills at 81 S714@4 S71h for de-
mand and S4 1904 s61s for sixty days. Posted
rates, 81 S61a@4 81 and 81 SO. Commercial
bills, 81 S5@4 S512. Silver certificates, 670673Ac
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-17

EASTERN COTTON MARKET.
NEW YORK. N. Y. May 15.-cotton. du,,,
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SHIPPING 1NrELL1GENcE.
Arrived.


THURSDAY, May 10.
Stmr humboldt, Edwards 20 hours from Eu
re S; pass and mdse. to NJ Kalish & Co.
Portland Via Asora a Ae1 n oa a aoaIs dse
to Goodall, Perkins q Co q
slmr Point Arena, Johnson, 19 hours from Men
Co. ~ ~ -"ei0oe'A
stm 9 Crescent City. Allen, 80 hours from Ores
cent City; pass and mdse, to Hobbs, Wall d Co.
Stmr Glpsy, Leland. II hours from Santa Cruz
etc: produce to Goodall, Perkins & Co.
Stmr Bonita, Doran, IS hours from San Diego
ana way ports; produce, to Goodal, Perkins & Co
ha S.mr Newsboy, Fosen, IL hours from Monterey
Stmr Umatilla Hunter, So hours from vfctoris
ana fuget Sound; pass and mdse, to Goodall, Per
ballast, to NJ S Co.
Br ship Sardomene. Browning, 124 days from
oaIcutta; 2ute gunnies, etc, to Meyer Wilson & Co
81 ship Spoke, Wainwright, 334 days from Ant
Werp, via Falkland Islands; mdse, to w Grace
Ship Manuel Llaguno Small. 1853 DAYS nom New
YORK; mdse. to Sutton & Beebe.
& Co. -
schr Amethyst, sorland, s1a days from coquille
hiver; ~ NJ lumber. to T Golden.
Schr Marion, Devereaux 41s days from Grays
Harbor lumber, to Fl Harmon Lumber Co.
Schr Coquelle, Pearson, days from Coquille
hiSer: $50 M IT lumber, to Simpson Lumber Co.
Reyes Mes5 Is n aow Low hours rom Point
schr Rio Rey, Isigkelt, 3s hours from Bowens
Aa Snhn IT lumber, to Haywood & Hackley
ocnI dardiner City, Paisley days from Coos
BAY; lumber and piles, to Simpson Lumber Co.
Schr John North, Carlson, 81 days from
honolulu; 1877 bags sugar, to Williams, Dimond &
:. schr Bessie K, Anderson 20 hours from Albion
lumber, to j Kimball
Schr Golden Shore, 20 days I'm Honolulu; 20, 100
bags sugar, TO D Spreckels & Bros Co.
Cleared.
THURSDAY, May 16.
Stmr Eureka, Green, San Pedro: Goodall, Per
kins & Co.
Stmr Saturn, Lewis Panama; Panama Steam
ship Line.
Near.
8, Bark wilma, Slater, Nanaimo; John Rosenfeld's
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Z RAILROAD TRAVEL.

wOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
(pkcIFTC sYsTEM.)
Tralns fenve and s.re disc 10 nrrsVc 1t
-. SAM ErQsA Na.ISe,D.
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ear U 40
N0 ] TX <kYI
Va KysI vi q i, Nj
W.. q l1Iss' q s. y ssSgl

Mr.. Henry Senior, residing in
Brooklyn, y. Y, Is one Of the few
wood-engravers who continue to do
commercial work. His office in New
York is in the same building with
the counting-room of the Ripans
Chemical Company. Three or four
years ago MIR. Senior was presented
with a box of Ripans Tabules. These
he took home. Ever since that day
he has been a regular customer. His
wifes mother is pronounced in the
opinion that for gastric troubles, or
for any irregularity proceeding from
disordered stomach the Tabules
are the best medicine to which her
attention has ever been directed
during all her long experience. His
wife at one time astonished him by
asserting that for a sore throat the
Tabules were a remedy Of amazing
effectiveness. lie understands this
better now. since he has learned from
his physician that sore-throat-like
many other apparently local troubles
notably headache-is often a direct
result Of disordered stomach; and
for this Mr.. Senior well knows that
the Tabules are a specific.
Ripans Tabules are sold by druggists
OIL by mail. II the price Toe. a DoN) d:
sent TO the Ripans Chemical Company
No. 10 Spruce street New York. Sample
vial. l0c.
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nALEIGH's BUDGET.
The AIIinncc--Vhc Fertilizer Conn
bfncS-PubIic school Matters.

RALEIGH X. c.. December &-CSpo-
cia')-It was stated yesterday. on what
was claimed 10 be good authority, that
Che next session Of The North Carolina
Teachers Assembly would be- held here.
Secretary Parker said to-day that as yet
no choice of location had been made;
that pc and other officers would examine
various places.
There are now fifteen fertilizer manu-
featuring companies in this state. or
these. two-thc Durham and the Ma
vassa-are said 20 be members of the
newly-formod Nirginia-Carolina Chemical
Company In the latter there are twelve
companies 4 denial that the Navassa
Company is "A member ~ the new com
pany has been made, though a gentleman
connected with the chemical company
states that 10 has acquired control OF
the Navassa. There is no denial as 20 the
membership Of the Durham company IN
this big new trust
There are limitations here that the
SIGHT between the Saaboard Airline and
other railw avs in this part of the country
has only just begun. There is cons.uera-
ble interest in railway circles here r.
garl!ng the rumor that the Baltimore
and Ohio and the Southern are on the
point Of Joining forces.
iiiH N''N 10 10 49, to-o
The Farmers AlNahce ohlcidl9 Heiv
have packed up all their belongings and
shippci them 90 HilsborO' TO their new
rl..i.,,,,,.-,rs q.b. ,rn,al meetings OF
49, ,-,'..'.- 90 a., g., r.fa - the Now
49, ,r,,.'r.5
for an assembly hall The Alliance l-
now said t0 have q membership OF i0"j
n this state
Al Cary. few days ago. the business
accent cf tie Alliance. who. OF course.
p,r,list ral "a frht with a Demo
Graf Major charles n. Clark. fofm- rlv
n Xfrrirf4 I'm which the latter. though
10 wears 0f age showed plenty OF 20
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M,nnIAGn N HANOVER.
Ynr,Innd and virginia Game 'e''
arti roc.

Nnr,Innd and virginia ""i"'
of,rr.ry VA. December 21-(speciah'
Miss s. r. Harrison, OF IiA''o',
and Mr. James Fl. Murray OF 0,ol'
PARK" Anne Arundel county M"''
,,srried this afternoon nc "Edge"o.1,b'
In. residence of the brides aunt wa
A. T.. holland. The ceremony N1'
formed bv the Rev. S. ). Iteppulii -'.-
,,,s witnessed by only fe" in'ii.'A''
s-,o,,i, ami relatives. among whom
were Mrs. Mamie HARRISON o.
nond mother of the bride; ana Mr'"ilN
Mrs l.. e.. Berkeley, or DanNille'
q-bo bride is che youngest daughter OF
ia. late John Poe Harrison o. Pop
lor Grovo." near Richmond, VINO wa
rantain or the Nariua Oienrlcol lNhes'
ana died during the war Shc Us 81" az
fract..c young laly. greatly ende'reI 10
, host Of friends and relatives do NH-
.iuia and elsewhere. who reluctantly give
her up To- the sister state.
Tho groom belongs 90 the "eil-NnoWh
Murray and Chester families, OF west
River. and is snccessIul ann pro,
.,ressive Young farmer In the old and
ob,ruiny locality be represents. lie l5
n brother-in-law OF Or. @. NJ. ENzeE
formerly OF Virginia, but now OF Mary
land
Mr. and Mrs. Murray left on the eye
nirg train FOR Richmond, where they VIII
snend several days. and 20 thence 10
Maryland.
several residents Of South Dakota have
beeu here lately prospecting for farms,
and seem well pleased with the outlook.
Master r. +. Beune, Of Ashland is
visiting friends here. with gun ana bag
but game is extremely scarce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28

kic' cd just over the eve by the horse'
AMI had his head fearlully cut.
I'm the opera House Tonight unner thc
direction 81 Mics lone May OF farmvlhe,
"a delightful musical was given. she wac
assisted by some OF the best talent III
Grconvillo, and by Miss Marietta swan.
of New York State. Miss Swan possessts
a magnificent voice. and the audience
was charmed with her selections. Inc
occasion was q great succG's.
Mr. j. Il. Cherry. Jr., lett his morning
60 accept a position with large Whole-
sale house In Baltimore.
Misses Sallie Rountree, of kinston, and
P,troncna Pate. of Goldsboro'. are VISIT
Ing here.
Mr. John Ames and wife. OF Ports,
mouth. Va. are visiting hii parents, WHO
are spending The winter here.
While thc tobacco market IS Closed,
most of the huyers are away spending
lhe holidays Many of them are in Viz
e.nia.
Rov. c. n. Billings. who was pastor Of
The Baptist church the past year, mas re-
signed. .,.,. d.,
captain G. u. IIpscomb. Of clifton, ;.
c.. IS visiting his parents here.
Dr Savage and wife. Of Chiton IoIse'
Va. is visiting relatives mere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28

III II II UNTtI III III
have 5000 Choice Hams Of this
cure in stock. They are the finest
ON the mal~~. and are sure 10
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4 DESPERATE SUICIDE.
A Henry County Young Man shoots
Himself.

DANVILLE. VA. December N.-CSpe-
cial)-Lee Eanes. the son Of Mr.. Hol-
brooke Eanes, OF Henry county, com
mitted suicide at Alken's Summit this
afternoon by shooting himself with a
pistol. He had been drinking for several
days His brother. Hardin Eanes. and
several friends were near him. and trcd
TO prevent him from the commission OF
the deed but ne held them at bay 10y
pointing a pistol at them. He told them
he had made up his mind 10 the deed
and no power could stop him. He then
wheeled suddenly around, and fired the
fatal shot before his friends could grasp
him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28

NEW IDkk, DeccmDc. -1.-Ihe pass
axe OF o.. taIu hi ID 'ugh tnc House oI
Representatives has naturally been the
subject of much discussion ln the dry
goods market. but there has been inhch
Ie.s talk chan on previous occasions
when tariff legislation made "a definite
step in IT'S progress. In any case. DO Is
not conducive % the resumption If nusi-
ness at the m0m-.t on Cd more liberal
scale. and with few spot buyers around
and moderate mall-.riers business to-
DAN has been on modest scale in am de-
partmcnts Tho tone of thr market in
an directions has been without change
and there has been no movement d. prices
calling for attention.
Reports Of collections are generally Ia
yorsile. with moro regularity in pay
rnents in the wo0llen-goods trade fire.
quently recorded.
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Hall Committee 10 Meet To-Day.

The meeting Of the Committee on HAN
FOR the Confederate reunion. which was
tO have taken place yesterday. was post
Doncl until I T. NJ. to-day. when the
members viii convene in Colonel cut
shaWs Office. iu the city Han AT this
meeting plans viii be- selected from those
submitted by the Two architects. and
steps viii boz taken AZ once looking 70
the commencement OF operations The
Council viii Doe asked % appropriate %
sum az money for the builling of "a hail.
md it was learned Yesterday that tLe
Finance Committee already have the mat
ter under consideration. and are expect
"a 10 recommend on appropriation for
this purpose shortly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28
Up On Three Charges.

George Allan ,coloredl in the Police
Court yesterday He was charged with
assaultlng and beating G.. Hogan with
pair Of brass kuucks and threatening 20
boot him with stealing a watch from
William cambridge. and Win being a
suspicious character. on account of the
absence of witnesses the examination
nto the several charges was postponed
NTH to-day.
Thomas w. Harris (cOlOred) was fined
- FOR carrying concealed weapons. and
Thomas Briggs (colored was fined g.
and costs for threatening to slime Carl
Kaufman with a rock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28

charged. the prosecutor informing .ne
Court that ne AID not desire further pro
ceedings The boy was rot more u'"''
l. years old. . .,.,r.b,,
Mr. Alexander Rucker, a mos, ~, WI , on
citizen. was adiudged a lunatic M 80,
d"rest svmpatnv was manifested for MN
and his afflicted family. - e,,,ou
A few days ago Dr. Philip r.. Sou ,....i
and wife celebrated their g0lIch
ding The occasion WIS one long To be
remcmhered Many were the congr tula-
lions the dear. old people received. III, lntn
i1rg and us,fi,l lives had been a nen,,llr-
ton 10 an who came within the 'i"
AIR ioqenh Hewlett. n weli-known 'lu- .
zen OF the county. died on wednesday,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28
DECIDEDLY SERIOUS.
The Christmas Row Mt stanley
Several Persons shot.


LCRAY, Va, December 3.-lSpeciaL)-
Additional information received here
yesterday indicates that the row near
Stanley Wednesday was more serious
than first reported Edward Nanman re-
ceived "A gunshOt-wound IN the breast ana
abdomen. and tW0 men, named Campbeh
and StOncbcIg T. respectively, were also
shot. though their wounds are said not
10 be o. serious character James VI
NaIman. the father Of Edward Nanman,
received cash in the neck from "A knife
The origin of the affair is not given
though il is said TO have resulted from
a family feud
An inquiry was had to-day before jus
tces L0uleiblck and Br gOnier, and the
following parties were committed 10 jail
t0 await action by the grand jury: COD
frey and Virgil StOncberger and Knot
and Wesley Campbell. quite number Of
Witnesses were examined. virgil stone
berger one of the accus ID. tainted Of
tn. witncss-stand. and among the VII
ne-ses examined were five or six women
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28
ID. O'SULLINAN.
Eighteenth and Main Streets.
Smith6cId INNS.

smithheid hnin>'
nave 'fN'' N'i.t. A4rt'ti. Va N'i''
cure in stock. They are me nnest
'lt t4+' mas "i'+ t- g.,
please you ...,. -. '....-...-.f ~
10" ""i'
Finest Mo4nt1ln-hou hult-r ms
Kind OF Butter ls scarce; IL Is 81,
fresh ANA sWe T. per polni ........ -
fthe sherry " i"''
You can buy gallon or Fine Sherry
Wine for ........ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
Fine old Rye Wnlskey. peg gallon. 1 I'D
Fine ola Mcifori Rum. / years Old. -
Large Layer kalsins. uew goods. per
pound ........ ........................
Clean Iurr"nts.
This fs rho only kind ff r.r making
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GltEIsNNILLE DOTS.
LItte Boy Run Over
Personal Points.

GREENNlLLE X. c.. December o.
(speciai)-At The Methodist church last
night Mr. r. J.. Hancock and Miss Mary
Brown were married. Rev. G. r. Smith
officiating.
A little son OF MIR. l.. III. Pender was
crossing the street IN front OF his father 3
store this aftcrn lJD when be- Was run
over by passing vehicle The boy was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28

WYTHENIEI VA, December a.
1Suecial)-Jm Grlbb. "a colored man, wa.
Shot and killed Christmas night az
Guhb's station. in this county. by BIZ
brother. Bud Grub. The brothers hac
ha,n drinking n Wythoville during tho
day. Bud escaped. and has not beer
captured. Jim Grub is said TO have
been am cyen-tcmpered. hafd-Worknt
negro. and his death is much regretted
by those who knew him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28

CORDONSVILLE, VA. December II
(SpecialD-S r.. Stratton, who shot y
u. Noble on the night OF December 27tn,
was up the Magistrates Court tins ev,
ming T. l.. Barbour and j. G.. Field re-
presented the defence. and Judge r. Il
IS. Duke, Of Albemarle county, the Com
monwealth BAH was granted Strattor
in the sum Of $50 Noble is doing well
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28
work of Other Committees.

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.A -N.l'2l '-.' .'- ia mus '' ".'
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ii'in ih- 'iit Au4t.of "tit i.'i' '''
lnchiihi VIC coma, li'I OF lue o''N5 ai
fhlr Mtih.t .'tih 4'uiL Toy iD'.., u.
h'i' WIS uilhh 'Li llI,.r l-Ntf gu" "'a
NhaL4c. i' al ttin io A.7 "ull'-. az. Gun.
" IS dilo" 20 To- Htal' ii- gas I'd we 'Dii..
nitte'. ,, sall gre "o. i7 .,,.,'s
ftaNt M me may -A9N-. ODD Z JOY ~ any
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28
ALLEGED TO he Malice,

superintendent Jonn r. Hardin. Of the
Metropolitan Life-1nsurance Company.
was before Justice Pierce at the County
Court yesterday on the charge Of de-
frauding Della Smith, a colOred woman,
Of a sum of money. The case was con-
tlnuel The defence claims that the war
rant was sworn out for the superintend-
ent through motives of malice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28
Almost obIitcratcd by Fire.

GREENSBORO. y. c.. December 1..
(Speciail-The village OF Lintf'y' ,3,, ay.
80 miles from here, was al..l l.7 t.,'.,, i'm
ne town. and a number OF dWellii5-
houses and a uvery-stable were i"''
Verv little insurance was carileu'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28
AMELIA COUNTY.
Court Items-pischnrged-
Their Golden Wedding.

AMELIA COURTHOUSE. VA. Deem
Der iaL)-Yesterday was our
regular court-day, and Judge +. II. Far
rar presided. There was but little bust
ness before the court. and the attend
ance was small A little colored boy,
charged with stealing d horse, was dis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28
Ifyou need to be told why the
Ladies' Home Journal

commands an audience of 7OO,-
900 readers, buy the current
number.
For sale on all news stands-l0 ce1ts.
o. lJ-eOd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28
USE TIE SANE TRACK
The Traction and Union Passenger Rail
ways May Reach an Agreement.
THE DEPOT SCHEME DEFERRED.
The street Committee WIZ Consider
II Next ThursduS-SiiGht Changes
of Gradcs-Succpcr Discharged for
pfssipation-Nnu Meetings.


pissipation-Mnn, Meetings.
The Council Con tea on streets con-
veuod in reggar Ion last night. TO
vas expected o. mc action would
be taken upon ID 'acsapoakc and Ohio
Railway Compan depot and v.aiuct
ordinance. bus ,f subject was not even
gene into. Sir Decatur ANteu. second
vico-prcsidcrt o. lbe company, was pre-
sent. as was Councilman Brock. who pre-
scented the papers to The Common Council
After shou informal conference re-
gardine Che ordnance il was agreed that
Chairman An,l should can special
meeting ol tho committee 90 De- held NJ
O'Clock Thursday afternoon nest when
AIR. Axtcu. Chicf-Eng.uccr Frazier. Of the
Chesapeake and ohio; The city Engineer
and the members OF the committee can
80 over the route of the proposed over
head structure. The ordinance was re-
fcrred TO The city Attorney 20 see that
the measure contains the proper safe
guards TO the city and is otherwise le-
gally drawn
some trouble was experienced in Sc
curing a quorum. but 10y 5.2o Chairman
Allen obs, rived nearly all The members i'm
their seats and he called the body TO or
der Besides himself there were present
Nessrs Blanks. Bloomberg, Burton
King. Bahen Ferriier. Mann. and Nc
DoWell.
The City Attorney and Engineer re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28
JAS. y. BOYD Mann s. QUAgLEs. J0HN M0ar0N
President. Vice President ~ee'v tnf E.


The directors of This company rA
this cav declared thc usual s.,l.-
ANNUAL DIVIDEND or 1HH.
PER CENT Gree of taN payable ON N..
AFTER JANUARY Zi next
JOHN MORTON
da 2t-w Secretary and Traa ..r-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28

WANTED. TO SELL NEW AND Sc
COND-HAND COOKING ROY rs,
GASOLINE AND KEROSENE-STONE S
STOVE-BRICKS. AND REPAIRS FOR
ALL KINDS OF STOVES Gasoline.
per gallon. - cents. ar LEIDY'S STOVE
HOUSE. 1909 east Franklin street Phone
1965 Goods delivered. de 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28

December %. 1880.
THE DIRECTORS OF THls RA\E
have declared tho usual SEN-ANNI All.
DIVIDEND OF THREE PER CENI
Gree OF taM ont OF Tho earnings f0r tfe
pass SIX months. payable on ana after
JANUARY =. 1896
~ -tJy2 A. %. BLAIR Cashier
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28
NArIoN,L BAsx oY ymolgll.l

THIS BANK HAS DECLARED a
SEMI-ANNIAL DIVIDEND OF THREE
PER CENT 0ree of aI f4Nesl. payable
on and after JANUARY 2t.
j. vs.. LOCKWOOD. Cashier.
DO 25-dtJai0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

YOUNG MAN G9. WITH EXPERT
general otHce-work seeks POSlTION
with reliable house. Good remnant
Flrst-class references Address b. h. l..
3li north Twelfth street de 2S-lts
WANTED. \ SITUATION BY 4 COM
PETENT AND RELIABLE LADY. M
objection 70 leaving the city; also. EN-
PLOH MENr wanted by a bright. intelli-
gent boy for afternoons and SATURDAYS
Address INDUSTRY, MS Beverly street.
do 2S1ts
WANTED. EXPERIENCED WHITE
WOMEN FOR DOMESTIC-WORK. An
pyat once at ll05 Park avenue. de 2S-lt
MRS. d. r. WILLIAMS. sTENOGRA-
PIER AND TYPEWRITER M west
Grace street Richmond, Va. LEGAL paners
copied and accurately transcribed from
shorthand dictatiOn. Letters speciality.
ihono 40. de Xl-lmo
MANAGER WANTED FOR AN rs
IABLlSHED INSURANCE AGENCY
only hrst-class men, with experience and
hustlers, need apply, stating age and
Swing references, 10 INSURANCE, !;oX
l5i. city. dc 2J-3t
WANTED. FOR UNITED STATES
ARMY, ABLE-BODiED, UNMARRIED
MEN, between ages OF Il ana 80, citizens
Of the United States, OF good character.
and temperate habits. who can speak
read. and write English. For full in
formation apply 10 RECRUITING OF
FlCER, north Seventh street. Rich
mond. Va. oc 23-W .Th& SatDe3Il
WANTED. Statesmen TO SELL STA
PIE GOODS AT home or travel Liberal
salary or good commission We send
samples on application; give exclusive
territory. Address POst-Ofhce Box ll0l
New York city. de 4-W&SaSt