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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29

WANTED. CANVASSERS FOR M
PROVED AS-BURNERS for stores and
house use Great saver. WoDDALi-o'
go east Broad street. DC -s-lt,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29

WANTED. EXPERIENCED WHITE
WONfEN-cook nurse and hOuse-glrl.
Apply Monday at 1lc6 Park avenue.
dc Zq-tf
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Richmond. Va, December p, 1885;

Richmond, Va, December ., $50.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS or
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
have this day declared their usual SEMI
annual DIVIDEND OF THREE and ONH
HALF PER CENT. out OF the net
profits Of the past six months. payahie 70
me Stockholders on and after the "a day
OF January. 1896. j. /. 6LtNN,
de 2t-tJa5i CASHIER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29

The Board Of Directors have declared a
DIVIDEND or PER
CENT. free Of tax, payable on and after
'"''' VIM II. MCCARTHY.
AZ rq-ts Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29

WANTED. TO SELL NEW AND Sc
COND-HAND COOKING SION ~,
GASOLINE AND KEROSENE-STONES ,
STOVE-BRICKS. AND REPAIRS FOR
ALL KINDS OF STOVES. Gasoline.
Der gallon. Is cents. at LEIDY'S STOVE
HOUSE. 1909 east Franklin street Phone
lNal Goods delivered. dc %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29

THE DIRECTORS or THIS BANK
have declared "A DIVIDEND OF 3 PER
CENT. Tree Of tax out OF the earnings
for the past six months. payable 10 tia
stockholders on and after JANUARY .,
1896. JAMES NJ BALL.
de got Cashier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29
WANTED,
TO RENT OUT A ROOM.

DRESS CUTTING SCHOOL.-HOLI-
DAv T. mcements-fOr 3 World STAIR
Premium Tailor system. World re-
nowned. The latest French mode of cut
ting. VIII publish list Of dressmakers
later who have learned. so the public Will
know whom % patroniZe. Come all. SIS
east Franklin street. de -i-btf
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-----H--''--H-H' $500 - '-
BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, A PARTY WITH 5000. TO
TAKE AN ACTIVE INTEREST IN AN
OLD, ESTABLISHED BUSINESS. Ad-
dress MERCHANT. care Dispatch.
WANTED. TO SELL THIS WEEK.
Worn W iiS. OR new SAFE o on my noor;
10 make room for large shipments OF
Safes Nau.t-Fronts, etc. 20 arrive ~
OF January. / will slaughter Safes TINS
week. Come and De convinced, Fifty
to select from. Come early and get first
choice. Il. l.. BARNES,
de 29-tJa5l 2s north Ninth street.
WANTED, TO BUY \ GOOD SECOND
HAND SAFE (comblnation-locko. for
cash. Address SAVE. Box No. $50.
dc 29-lt
WANTED TO SELL. \ NICE YOUNG
VIRGINIA-BRED HORSE. years old;
suitable for riding or driving purposes;
perfectly kind and can be driven by any
one Apply to 1902 west Broad de 29-it
SAFES MOVED-IF YOU WANT
~ * oar l. MON FL 'dil OF u. -
BARNES. at - north Ninth street who
has every facility and skilled hands.
Guarantee against all damages. even on
the daintiest carpets. VIII contract 20
place your safe IN any room. from base
ment to house-top. Give M call
de 29-tJa5
WANTED. CASH FOR COAL AND
WOOD.
COD. PRICES:
Anihracite-S N.75. $3.50. per 200
pounds. according 10 size.
Splint dump)-S and $40. per 200
pounds.
Hail spllnt-sL5o and sA25 per 1000
pounds.
West Virginia Lump-sLJO per 900
pounds.
West Virginia Hail-Si per 1000 pounds
els: Giyton. Fire Creek Pocahontas at
lowest prices Wood Of al kinds-long,
sawed, or split
CHARLES II. PAGE.
1900 west Broad; Phone l07
1905 east Cary; Phone l65. Dc 29-tf
DIR. MGILL's
ORANGE-BLOSSOM REMEDIES.
Mrs. W. III. MILES.
General Agent
de 29-lt' PAP east Marshall street
WANTED. OCCUPANTS FOR NICELY
FURNISHED ROOMS. with board, II de-
sired References required. Mrs. q. NJ.
BROCKENBROUGH, SO east Clay street
SEVERAL GENTLEMEN CAN Sc
a few TRANSMITS wanted. References
exchanged. de Git
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WANTED. \ REGISTERED PIAR,,
MACTST stating age, references ana
salary expected. address BORAN, care
Purcell. Iadd < CO., Richmond. DE Z-N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29

WANTED. BY a SETTLED WHITE
WOMAN EMPLOYMENT TO %
HOUsEWORK. Apply az S2i northh Sc
cOnd street ue III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29

WANTED. HORSE-CLIPPING. PRICE
reduced to 81 a horse. The Leonard horse
clinper IS the fastest clipper In the world
clips closer and smoother than any ma
chine yet invented. Leave orders at store,
e0S east Main street. or at private stable,
near Ninth and Broad streets.
A. .S-lw y. LEONARD.
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DIVIDEND

once Va. Fire and Marine Insurance Co..
Richmond. Va. December IL 1870.
DIVIDEND.
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OFFICE vIRGISIA STATE INSURANCE CO.,
RIi'UYOyD. Va. Decent Der %, 1895. (

DIVIDEND NOTICE.-THE BOARD
OF DIRECTORS have this day declared 4
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF THREE
PER CENT free OF tax out OF the
profits OF the past six months. payable
TO the stockholders on and after JAN
UARY 2, 1896. CHAS. X. WILLIS,
de 24-6t Secretary.
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WANTED. Il SPECIAL REPRESEN-
TATIVE in every state To travel. so 10
500 salary. and commission 20 tnerge NC
and students business pleasant and per
nanent Splendid opportunity TO make
money our new plan takes like wild-iire.
Address NATIONAL LIBRARY ASSO-
CITATION. 22l Monroe street. Chicago.
IA. l5-Sutt
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MESSRS 9. WEIGH & Co. TABER-
NACLE street. London. beg to solicit
regular cOnsignmentS Of + X T. III
OYSTERS. FRUIT. and other American
produce Best prices realized. de 99-12t
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Tho cry Bank Or Rlchmonl.
unIon Bank of RIehmond.

IIIVTI TIT-N Ut TtTITTIITITs
Richmond. Va. Dec .mber 25 1895
have declared SEMI-ANNTAL DIVI.
DEND OF s. PER SHARE free of tax.
payable 10 the stockholders on and after
JANUARY >. 1896.
J. h. BEASLEY.
de 27-l0t Cashier.
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ID. O'SULLIVAN.
Eighteenth and Main Streets.
Smithiield Hams.
VITI|T y W ss19sss ~ : >
Mountain Roll Butter.

l have 5000 Choice Hams Of this
on the market, and are sure TO
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WANTED SALESMAN THAT CAN
influence trade with dry goods and no.
tions stores I'm Virginia and North caro-
lima. Only experienced M that are VIII
ing 90 work on commission hc,l ANN
Ad1rase with reference EXPERIENCE,
are Disratch dc -s-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29

AGENTS WAN TIE D.-MOREY
STORE" BURNER, with new nuted
shade and new adjustable feed" for 1896.
now ready. Also, new "PARLOR"
BIIRNER Just out. Samples OF BOTH
STYLES for testing for - cash with or
der (half price,. Write for illustrated liter
AZURE patent, and agencies reports Guar
anteed no renewals required. Testlmo-
malls Of wealthy merchants in PRINCIPAL
elites. Also, OF national men everybody
knows. The best Is ALWAYS salable
Morey Gas-Burners captivate and HOLD
THE GOOD OPINION OF the public. Ex-
elusive monopoly Of sale given parties
having spondulix QmpecuniOus don't
bother, PLEASED A. g. MOREY, La
Grange, H., inventor. patentee, and man
ufacturer. DE l-suot
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WANTED. THREE or -FOUR GOOD.
ENERGETIC. AND ESPECIALLY RE
LIABLE AND USTWORTHY IN
STRANCE SOLICITORS. Tor the IN
TERNATIONAL FRATERNAL ALL
ANCE. Soft-snap-hunters need not APP
Div. MACON II. COLEMAN. District Or
ganizer, Room IS. Times building.
De % Sn y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29

Statesmen TO TAKE OaDERS. WE
send samples give exclusive territory,
nav good salary and expenses. or liberal
Commission to proper applicants Address
Post once Box rs. New YORK city.
se l-Su. Tu rnN Fly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29

AGENTS WANTED WHO DESIRE TO
double their income our wonderful Alum
mum Novelty pays 2J per cent. profit
sell at sight-interesting work delivered
free. Sample Toe. Write for terms.
ALUMINIUM NOVELTY COMPANY.
oc G-Sui5t 335 Broadway, New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-29

WANTED. AN ALL-'RCUND PRESS
,rAx 10 take charge OF q press-room in
mis- CITY. Must be right up on all cylinder
work. Give experience, age, ana puce.
Address BUSINESS. care OF star once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28

HOT SPRINGS. VA. July Especial.
The season at Hot Springs is now AT It's
height, and every building on the grounds
is crowded to its capacity, but Mr.. tred.
Sterry always manages TO make room
for one more family. The Warm Springs
also has a large complement OF guests.
The principal feature this season arr
the germans given every week In the
new casino. A most enjoyable one was
given there last Tuesd ~ evening. Among
those VINO participated were Miss Louisa
Londell, II. :; Wood, Miss Louise H.
Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Walker, hr.
and Mrs Fred. Sterry, Miss Taylor, Miss
Hammond. Miss Alice Cowardin, Miss
Fink, Mrs. NJ. T.. Carlisle, Mrs. Burguin,
Mrs. Lega-e. Mrs. Decatur Axten, Miss
Bey Mrs NJ Fl Iagalls' Mr. = Albert s IN
mans. 1t was led by Mr.. Burguin, or
PittsDLrg.
Another feature are the afternoon teas
served Tuesdays and Saturdays on tne
veranda of the casino. Mrs. NJ: j.. In
gals and Mss SCARBOROUGH presided last
week.
The straw rides, which arc given 10 the
Warm Springs every week, are much en-
joyed by the young people. Private ii.-
ing-rooms have been fitted up at the
Warm Springs Hotel. and almost every
evening sees q gay party from the tot
enjoying an old-fashoned Virginia spread.
The Warm Springs Hotel Is as popular
I'm this section Of the country as Is
Moons Lake House at Saratoga.
Never, I'm any former season, nave tnere
b, en- 50 many handsome and attractive
young ladies at TIE Springs, and there
is no dearth q yculg men, this is some
thing which mary hotel managers would
give a great deal 10 be able 10 say.
Major Ginter (of Allen Il Ginter) ana
John Pope, of Richmond, arrived last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Craig arrived on
Saturday IN their private car.
Judge Wdlte- 5. Cox Is at the Home
stead Hotel. ~,
Among the recent arrivals from Rich
mond are Mr. J. W. Hopkins. Dr. l..
VI. COwardin. Mrs. l.. VI. Cowardln' MISS Mss
Alice Cowardin. Thomas Atkinson. WI
liam J. Walker and wife, p, Whiuock
and wife Miss Estelle WhitlOck. John a.
Hancock. W. =. shelton: n Heller.
George w. Stevens and wife, New YORK;
". Milton, Mrs W - Wann, ). -.
Thompson. Mrs A. l.. Butler ana MAUI
f.. X. Butler. A. Turner and wiie, -
T. Craig and wife, \. r.. Proal. \. u.
Lovinger. Charles y. Woodruff. MIS-
Teverich Mss Leverich. Rev. DR.. Nin-
bert Mrs Peter Hayden and maid. Mr,
and Mrs. Wheeler II. Peckham. Mr. ana
Mrs r j. Oakley Rhinel2nder. Mt. ana
Mrs Phillip Rhinelander. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Rhinelander. Cincinnati; W.
Manning. s. Bruner Mrs. Samuel Joseph
| C. F. Stewart. Walter tisnsr' y ~
johnson c. G. lingerie, Mrs. i; :. prli ,
nth. Earl Cranston, Edward colstoh anu
| family
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28
Her Life Nni One HnncNmOOn.

From "A country town comes the story
OF a girl who lost by death three men
to whom she was successfully engaged.
In the first instance. the youth To wnom
<he had been betrOthcd for year and
half expired on tho very eve OF the we'd
ding. In The second, another young
man. 10 whom she had been engaged
soon after the melancholy event died a
few days before the marriage. and his
successor in her affections mas now shared
a similar fate. II seems that sundry
ancient females OF the neighDorhood at
tributing this series of calamities 10 the
fact that the young woman has the 'esl
eye.' have calmly suggested tnat the
only remedy is 10 be found Ia burning ner
alive. on that score. she need nave
no fear. of course, but the general opin-
ion IS that her chances OF meeting with a
fourth suitor are now infnitesimal. The
unlucky girl is described as being OF an
amlable and sympathetic disposition. and
"a hoing. moreover. OF "A very attractive
appearance. London Telegraph.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28
The Curfew Tolls Again in the West.

OF all the returns 10 ancient usages.
the queerest Is the revival IN many OF
the western towns OF the curfew. ny
regular ordinance. the bells are runs IN
some towns at > and IN Others az ~
o'clock, and after them all chlldfen must
he nome. and no boy or girl is free from
arrest. Even the parents favor their
being locked up II they disohoy. All tho
towns IN Minnesota, except the Two
largest cities. have adopted IT, and the
practice has spread through south Da-
kota. In some OF the towns and cities
the church bells are rung at the curfew
hour. and In all OF them the town-oell.
either IN the fire-tower or the town nail.
rings out the command for the police 10
clear the streets OF children. IL has
become such a question that In somo
places the issue has been raised that
"curfew shall not ring tonight. "-Phiia-
delDhia Times.
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A Social Affair I'm Lunenburg.

GREEN BAY. VA, July T.-Speciai.-
On Thursday evening. July IS. the home
OF Hon. George W. Hardy. Superntend-
ent OF Schools in Lunenburg county, Va.
was scene of beauty and loneliness.
The occasion was an ice-cream supper.
given In honor of Miss Ida Seay, OK Nc
Farlands. Lune nburg county. Miss
Blanche Hardy assisted by the Misses
Staples. entertained the guests with vo-
cal and instrumental music. AT ll;D, the
visitors arranged themselves at the Ia
bles. where ice-cream and cake were
served. II was. indeed. a most ENJOYABLE
occasion. Among those present were MISS
Ida Seay. Misses Bessie and Lesta sta
pies. Misses Mary and Blanche Hardy, OF
Lunenburg: Misses Maud Meredith. GER
trLde Ewing. and jamie Jones. OF Prince
Edward county; Miss Powers. OF Rich
mond; Miss Lizzie Inge, OF Crewc; Mrs
Wall. Mrs Richardson. Mrs. Smith. and
Mrs. Pulley. Of Prince Edward county j.
H. Price. T.. W. Dickerson. J. Walter.
Stewart. and Norwood Davis, w. III. Ew-
ing. r. Figg. c. c. Wall. l.. VI. Perkin-
sen. and Branch Scott Of Meherrin. Va.
n. w. and W. ID. Price, WicSliffe Smith.
of Green Bay; Leon Staolos. Wade and
Willie Fowkes. George Hardy. and Mr..
Brydie, OF Lunenburg. and Mr.. bradshaw,
OF CreWc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28
Earnings OF Women Musicians.

Nine. Patti Is the best paid woman In
the world. she receives 5000 for an
evenings work
Melba's fee. whether Tor concert os
opera. Is never less than sl,vV.
Mesdames Eames and Nordica each re-
celye s.0J>for a nights work.
CaIve receives 500 as a reward for set.
ting free the music In her throat.
Though contraltos are scarce. they are
not SO we'll paid as sopranos. scaicat
has sliding scale of from 500 TO SO
for opera, and $50 to $50 for concert
work.
Clementne lie We're Is about the best
paid CT concer. singers. getting ssSo ~
evening.
Nine. Marchese. the famous European
fletcher. received at enc time $40 PER
pupil for class work.
Miss Aus der Ohe. the pianist. receives
500 for one evenings performance.
Camilla Urso and Maud Powell. vie
iinists. get from $50 to mo per evening"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28

ROCKRRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA;
July 26.-Special.-Ihe notes are III lu"
HAST and the cottages nearly all occu-
pied. or engaged. The cottage colony WIN
remain until the lst of October. the love-
Hest weather In the year here being IN
September We are having a wonderful
" gav season. entertainments crowdins
one another The pleasures grow IN mum
hers with the daily arrival OF visitors.
The mast week has been exceptionally
cav. LuncheOns. teas card parties, have
all been enjoyed, also triyes through
Goshen Pass. TO Natural Br.Ise, I9iu
tel I" all these places being 50 accessible
and the cost OF the trip mere triile.
on Wednesday morning the regular
Chip Euchre" party was held I'm Hotel
Central" owing 10 the very Indictment
weather. There were twelve tables. The
prizes were unique and pretty. Judge
Garrett, Of Texas, was awarded the first.
a handsome silver chain; Miss Rowling
won the second, hdnh-pdlhted led,her
casea Miss Pew the third prize, silver
Mrs. j. Mansfield Brown. Of Washing
ton, and Miss Emily Williams. OF Char
lottesyille. have issued invitations Tor
card party. 20 be given al their cottage L.
South Carolina Row, on Friday evening.
With such charming hOstrsses. q Ge.-A,-
ful time is assured.
The cry for beaux Is no longer heard
here The summer Irritation is now AZ its
train among them some beautiful
dancers, so that the germans win now be
the popular pastimc Tor mornings, alt sr-
mating with the card parties
A coaching party, gotten UP by Mrs.
James Armstrong Wclch, OF Richmond.
numbering thirty persons, viii leave here
this afternoon for the Cold Sulphur
Springs and "Hotel Allegheny" at Gosh
en-. After taking supper and a dance at
the Allegheny. the party will return 10
the Alum.
PROMINENT QUESTS.
We have so many agreeable people here
IL is hard 10 discriminate In making any
mention. one OF the most charming and
popular couples are Bishop Melville Jack
SON and wife. OF Alabama. The Bishop
preached very mastery and eloquent
sermon 10 a large congregation on last
Sunday morning. Mrs. l.. Minor, OF Nor
folk. one Of the old hahitues Of this resort
is warmly welcomed by her friends. She is
accompanied by her grandson. Mr.. Ian
don White. who was a social favorlte here
Norfolk. Is here and her sweet manners
beauty. and sparkling intelligence lends
an additional charm 10 the group OF
Fair Women" Louisville is well repre-
scented bv Rev. Mr.. Jacob and his charm
ing wife; Mrs. Ballard and the bewitch-
ia. Miss Ballard. Mrs. Churchill and her
attractive and accomplished granddaugh-
tiers, Misses Cowling. or Louisville, Ky.
Miss Lillian Norris finknouser niece OF
Mrs. It. ]. Williams. OF Charlottesville
is here She is a lovely blonde. and is
also an heiress. having inherited large
fortune from her father. being an only
child. one OF the handsomest girls here
is Miss Matilde Liebermuth. She is a
..brune" beauty She has travelled already
a great deal. and Is very entertaining in
Major John Ludlow and wife returned
to-day from their wedding trip. and are
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28

located In cottage G. Baltimore Row, Tor
the rest of the season. 1t IS with much re-
gret that we learn that Mrs. Robert q.
Cabell will leave on Monday for Bath
Beach. ~ Y She will be greatly missed
until her return, the middle OF August.
Miss Katherine John Brown, OF Balu-
more: Miss Emily Williams. Of Charlottes-
Vile: Miss Newsome, OF Texas. and Miss
Mary Howard, OF Richmond, are among
the leading bellies, while Messrs. Joseph
Robertson. OF Texas; Gordon Guerard. or
Savannah: John Critcher, OF Virginia.
Hugh Stratton. of Texas. and James ca
bell of Richmond. are numbered among
the most popular beaux.
RE rSr ARRIVALS.
The recent arrivals are John Critcher,
Virginia: Miss l.. f.. Cornelius, virginia:
Major John r. Ludlow and wife. II. +.
knighton. Lexington; Miss Bower, @. w.
Nail. Miss Scale, Lexington, \. q. Guer-
ard. Jr.. Savannah. Ga: Charles Maphis,
Charlottesville; Mrs L. Minor and maid,
Norfolk. W. II. l.. White. Norfolk. Miss
T. Jacobs, Norfolk: Mrs. Charles Cohen,
Virginia. Or. Horace Melton, Colorado;
Greenlee, Virginia; Mrs. A. NJ. Pore. Miss
Pore, Lexington; Mrs. Fugle. Rev. T.
Fuele, Baltimore; Mrs. Il. Perry, Frank
Moore, Washington. Il. T.. Vaughan. Lex
ington, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Gwath-
mey, Norfolk; f.. b. Wilson, Va; II. Is.
Springer. Washington, ID. c.; Mrs. II. q.
Turner. Richmond; Mrs Churchill. LOUIS
vile; Misses Cowlng. Louisville, Ky;
Mrs. Il. Marens, Texas; Mrs. HCfncimer.
Virginia: H. c. obery, kentucky Or. and
Mrs. j. Allison Hodges, Richmond. Hugh
Stratton, Dallas. Texas; Mrs. and Miss
Williams, Berkley, Va; Il. W. Carwile,
Augusta, Ga.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28

u. c. Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Camp, Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Currie,
Mrs. Ettinger, and Mr.. Edgar Fersu-
son.
The Club will hold its. next meeting al
the residence of Judge and Mrs. j. {.
Richardson.
Paramount VI. +. church scored one on
the occasion Of its excursion 70 ocean
View. Representatives OF almost every
religious denomination In the city took
the trip. and all are enthusiastic over H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28

and wife. Gate City, Va; Mrs A.: Car
cole. Danyile. Va: Frank n. Andrews,
V!cksburg. Miss. Miss Mary r. Scott.
Miss Mary II. Hicks. Mss Eliza r. Payne,
Nirgfpf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28

whether women shall practice as sur
geons and physicians In Austria Is ques-
ticn now under consideration by the Gov
eminent, I'm consequence OF petition 10
be allowed 10 practice presented by bar
oncss Possauer. Prussia has lust decld-
ed 20 throw open medical studies and de-
greeS 10 women.
Women are the stronger as wen as
the better. half OF France. They DO
everything but build houses. The best in
spector in :es French custom mouse :
woman. She is in the fiavre ONE am
she has a nose that can detect duuaDle
goods without opening lock. She is nat
urally anti BILE and slow 70 anger, Du,
woe 10 the foreigner or coIntrynan who
Drovokes her ire. There 10 saiuer
spectacle I'm the Republic OF France than
Inc .yvcmen shoe polishers. who doze al
der the sheds OF the markets ana quay.
enc eye shut and other dxed on the boot
box over the way. patiently walung lot
trade They ask cents and accept
cents for their unworthy work
At Theirs. the blacklist town In France,
the women sit outside the grifny niue
machire shops mating 5ciccors blades ana
polishing knife and scissors nanaies. Ins IN,
stream that turns the 1000 little mn
wheels Is blacker than the chicago river,
ard rs the furnaces never burn witnout
holching. the toilers and their devoted
ufe-lonp apprentices are sometimes Ma
law and sometimes Monaghan. bat sell
dom Caucasian In color. Not long ago q
college woman went down 10 Tniers 10
ise Of eighty pupils was temptation. but
on reaching the colony OF soot-begriined
and smoke-stained smithies. she found
the position paid s. per month, and thc
teacher was expected 70 furnish the luei
for the winter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28
THE PIRsr FLOOR.

on the first floor was found the dining
room in the east end Of the building. and
the middle room back OF the large en-
trance hall. as well as the room IN the
southwest corner were drawins-rooms,
while the one near the stairway hall In
the northwest corner was the receptlon-
room. The room IN the southeast corref
of the basement served as dining-room
for the children and the one In the
southwest-corner was used as breakfast
room. The other rooms served lOr stor-
age and fuel rooms. The Kitchen was
located in a separate building.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28

liantly successful affair in charge are
jubilant.