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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
Two bodies to Meet TO-Morrow
NIGHT,

The Board of Aldermen and Common
Council will meet In joint session to-mor-
row night TO further consider the revised
ordinances.
The Street Committee viii hold a special
meeting In the afternoon TO further con-
slider the request OF the Richmond Rail-
way and Electric Company for permits
sion TO use the tracks OF the traction com
pany on Broad street. All the merchants
on Broad street, l0o In number. have sign
ed the petition protesting against the con-
struc,on OF four tracks on that thorough
fare. Following Is the text Of the petit
ton:
I'VE. the undersigned storekeepers on
Broad street respectfully ask the Council
and Committee on Streets 10 require the
two street-car companies, which have OBJ
tanned privileges on Broad street, TO so
arrange as 10 run cars over the same set
Of tracks. SO as to relieve Broad street
from the nuisance OF having four tracks;
also TO require the work To be done so
as not 10 interfere with our business du-
ring the Christmas holiday"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17

Myer Heller. A. Hellstern, i. Hellstern.
II. s. Hutzler. Levy HutZier. sig. HutZler,
Isaac Hutzler. J. G. Honheimer j. IL.
Kaufman. !. Kaufman. y. ). Kaufman
g. 4. Kass, ID. =. kahnweiler. w.
II. Keck. A. &. Kraker, Joseph kirsn,
Jacob Kirsh. Henry Kirsh, Myer Kirsh,
william Lovens;ein. jacob Levy, Arthur
Levy. II. II. Levy, Joseph l.. Levy, Isaac
Levy, Morris Levy, Ralph Levy. jacob
Levitt, julius Levitt, Isaac Llchtenstein,
Jacob Lichtenstein. Moses May, Isaac
May. Charles Millhiser. T.. AIillhiser. T..
Mitte'dorfer. y. Mitteldorfer, q. j. Michel
bacher, l.. Il. Morris, Jacob Myer, Jonas
Marcuse. \. J. Mareuse, l. j.
Marcuse. ". T.. Marcuse, NJ. VI.
Marcuse. Il. y. Myers, \. H. Meyer.
Frederick S. Myers. Joseph Mitteldorfer,
II. j. Myers. W. y. Nelson, l.. Nachman,
Eugene c. Pyle, +. Raab, VI. y. Rosen-
baum, s. y. Rosenbaum. j. ". Rosen-
baum, III. Rosenbaum. II. NJ Renhard,
s. S. Rosendorf. William Reinheimer.
Moses l.. Rose. Simon Solomon, =. u.
Stern. i. -. Stern. II. VI. Smith. Jr., VI.
NJ. Strause. ]. !. Strause. Joseph Strause,
Julius StraUs. Lee Straus. Israel Stern,
\. r. Straus. A. l.. Straus. Charles
Straus. l.. J.. Strause. s. y. Strauss. VI.
j. Straus, Simon Sycle. Samuel Sycle.
Seymour Sycle. Myer Sycle. Laurence
Sycle, Nathan Simon. Harry Strause,
Charles Thalhimer. Isaac Ttalhimer. Mo-
ses Thalh!mer, T.. Ullman, :. l.. Ullnan,
4. Valentine, Leon Wallersteln, H. :.
Wallerstcin. Byron Wallerstein, Charles
Wei, II. Whtlock, T. Whitlock. :. S.
Wh!tlock. Daniel Whltlock. Edward Whit
lock. \. u. Whitlock. a. II. Whitlocl.
Nonresident member-A. Saks, Of New
York.
Honorary Member-Rabbi z. n. Ca
lisch
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
PURCHASE 4 NEW TRICK.
Meeting OF the Board of Fire Com
missioners Last Evening.

\ regular meeting OF the Board OF Fire
Commissioners was held at the city Hail
last night. Present were Messrs. j. H.
Frischkorn (presidenD. l.. {. jenkins. j.
l.. Levy, j. Il. Sheppard, Charles +. Tay.
lor, and q. Watt Taylor. Tie first busi-
ness was the purchase of a hoOk-and-iad-
der truck for the Iaurel-strcet house.
The following manufacturers were repre-
scented By agents, who We're each in turn
given ten minutes ia which to explain the
merits Of their respective trucks: Cooney
& Co.. St Louis: ". ". Winder, Reading.
Pa: 4. r. a :. &. Stewart. Rochester
y. Y. Michigan Fire-Ladder and Engine
Company. Grand Rapids. Mich; Se1srave
q CO., Columbus, o.: LaFrnce Engine
Company, Elmira, y. Y; Rumsey Il
Co, Senaca Falls. y. Y; 5. +. Hayward
a. CO., New York city, and Gleason &
Bailey. New York.
After the agents withdrew the board, de-
string more information. appointed com
mlttee. consisting Of j. IL. F'rischkorn, g.
w Taylor. and j. r. Sheppard, to look
infinitely into the plans and specifications
Of each company and report. This COM
mittee, after hearing the agents again.
and going into detail. reported In favor
OF the Gleason q Bailey truck, which was
then unanimously adopted by the board.
WANT SEPARATE QUARTERS.
4 committee from the Police Com
missoners, consisting OF Messrs. j. l..
I,aubc. j. T.. Jacob. and G. q. Bosher
came in at this point. and stated that
they had been appointed 10 ask the CO.
operation Of the Board Of Fire Commits
sioners IN separating the two departments
as now chartered in the Third PoliceSta-
ton. After considerable informal dis
cussion Il was. on motion, decided that
Messrs Fri achkorn, J. i. Levy. and
Charles +. Taylor. from the Fire Board.
act in conjunction with the Police Board
before the Council and committees with
a view to securing separate quarters for
each department.
The CHIEF reported No. engine leaking.
He was directed to have the engine ex-
amincd. and report the damage
Messrs. II. W. Clarke, r. II. Goodman
and J. $. Gary, of the FIRE Department.
were each given five-day furlouehs'
REGRET THEIR DEPARTURE.
The following letter win explain itself:
Hon Board Fire Commissioners, CITY:
Gentemen.-W desire 10 express our
regret at the removal of Engine Company
No. 3, and Chemical Company No. l. VINO
while located in their temporary quarters
near us. have attached themselves 10 us
by their polite ana uniform courtesy and
willingness at all times TO be or service.
We trust that their future may be a.
pleasant 10 them as their stay in our
neighborhood has been 10 us.
(Sgned) John A. Smith. d. w. Fades.
Julius A. Hobson. Andrew Green. a.
Routt. II. b. Boudar. Joseph J. English
Jr. f. W. Freshman. Mrs. II. h. Ran
dall, C. T. Tompkins. Thomas 7. Pol
lard. Jacob Ebel. ;. b. Woodhn. Mrs
y. \. Archer John w. Wilkes, George
Poe. Mrs. G. W. Poe. Mrs. T.. y. kee-
see. G. VI. Smithdeal. Simon Bowman
John Bowers. Jr. Mrs. J. r. Hennine
Mrs G. NJ. Smithdeal. y. VI. Parham
Mrs. +. =. Bo!sseaux. Mrs. c. j.. Good
all. ]. w. Green, +. +. Ebel, and many
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
IT WAS A C0RKER,
Green Springs Valley SteeplAhaSa at
the pimlicO Race Track.
WON ny MIR. HORNER's EMPRESS.
silver nil Placed Second. Chevy
Chnse Coming Ont In That POSI-
ton Dut Being Observation-Disclosures
jie's Rider Thrown.

BALTIMORE. MD, November l6.-The
racing at Pimlico to-day concluded with
the Green Springs Valley Cup event
steeplochasc, over the full course, and IL
was a corker The conditions provided
that the horses should be owned and rid
den by members OF the Elkridge. Green
Springs Valley. or Chevy Chase Hunt
clubs. But two of the six starters went
the course. The favorite. Chevy Chase,
finished second to Empress, but was dis
qualified for having gone wrong. Silver
Bill the only other horse to inish. was
placed second. Namdjie bolted at the
fifth jump. and gave Mr.. Hall bad fall.
The talent was in good form in the other
races. and picked four OF the five. which
were run on the fiat. The only fayorite
outside OF tho steepechase was the Sage.
In the first race. l0-to-l shot.
First racc-ive furongs-The Sage QlT.
Horton, 10 to u won. Too Much Johnson
second. Mabel Glenn third. Time. 1Ti 81.
Second race-one ard one-siXteenth
miles-Lake Shore Oo5, Simms. / to %
won, Ina second. Integrity third. Time,
SO 81.
lNliu Tdit-ttoltl lstUllfil iiiHhiNstBf
one mile-Levian G02, Hill, to y won,
Mckee ) 'cond. Time, Ia l-2. only two
starters.
Fourth race--five furlongs--Ameer d05,
Simms) won, Halton second. Addie third
Time. 1904 IL.
Fifth race-one and one quarter miles
Marshall 0Co Simms) won, DiaboluS Sc
cond Charade third. Time. 2:l7 IL.
Sixth race-steeplechase, full course
Empress $50. Mr.. Richard Horrer 10 TO
u won. Silver Bill $50 Mr.. Robert Elder,
Jr., TO y second. No Iime Chevy Chase,
Lee. and Namdjie also ran.
LADIES DAY AGAIN.
LEXINGTON, ky. November 1.-THE
close OF the weeks racing was very well
attended to-day, the ladies again being
the guests OF the club. Three favorites
captured the money, the other purses
going to wel-backei second choices. The
feature of the afternoon was the gentle
mems race, and Il was also one of mis-
haps Tuppo ran away two miles and
a half. falling, and throwing his rider.
but fortunately neither horse nor rider
was injured.
First race-seven furlongs-Greenwich
CO. W. Jones. eycn) won. Annie VI. Sc
cond. Little Walter third. Time 1884.
Second race-One mile, for gentlemen
riders-Sunburst d6O. w. Applegate. Jr,
3 to p won, Imp. Somersault second
Major Tom third. Time, 1aS IL.
Third receive and a half furlongs-
Prince Left rs. Perkins. 3 10 - won
Zan0ne second. Subto third. Time, 90
Fourth race--three quarters OF a mile
Judge Lyle d0). NewcOm. to u won,
Richmond second. Kodak third. Time.
LII IL
Firth race-fye furlongs-Ida Wagner
G2, ReiH. to u won, oracle second, Old
Centre third Time. 1:02 II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
PersanaIs and Briefs.

Mr.. Robert O'Ferrall has returned from
the Atlanta Exposition.
Miss Constance HUT, OF Westnoreiand
Is visiting Miss Lottie Goldsby. OK III
Floyd avenue.
Miss Mamie Buckley. OF rs south Third
street. is on a short visit TO relatives IN
Gordonsyllle.
Dr. George r. Meredith has been called
TO Warsaw. Richmond county, on profess
slonal business.
DR.. S. Galeskl left yesterday for short
business trip to Toronto. Can. and a few
northern cities.
Mr.. s. ID. Lit, OF Philadelphia, Is the
guest OF his father-in-law. Senator Loven-
stein. In this city.
Daniel Williams was sent out TO the
penitenuary yesterday TO serve seven
years for house-breaAlng.
Mr.. Arthur Bauer and sister. Mrs. Henry
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
TAKES HIS OWN LIFE.
Mr. ]. Walker Wilson Ends His EX-
iStenCe In His Room.
DRINKS AN OUNCE or LAUDANUM.
Having Been Ont Of Employment
for u Long Time lie became De-
Had Many Friends.

Mr.. j. walker Wilson. n prominent
young man OF this city. who for many
years was connected with the tobacco
commission-housc OF J. J. Wilson. Son
q CO., committed suicide at his home.
No. Sl3 cast Marshall strecl, yostcrI8y
afternoon by swallowing an ounce Of
laudanum.
Several years ago. Mr.. Wilson married
Miss Fanny Chalkley, a daughter Of Mr..
William Emmett Chalkley. OF this city.
and his married life had been very
happy one. About twelve months ago the
firm of J. J. Wilson. Son & CO. was dis
solved and the business discontinued.
and since that time Mr.. Wilson had been
out Of employment. His inability To OBJ
tain work seemed to prey on his MIND.
and he became Respondent
8Ir. Wilson had been on the street yes
tcrday and at O'clock returned 10 his
home. 1t is supposed that he took he
fatal dose at this time. though there Is
no evidence to this effect. except thar
laudanum was kept in his room, and the
wal canr0t now be found.
Mrs Wilson was MT in when her hus-
band came home and he went our again
about 4 o'clock. FER she returned. He
only remained away about an
hour, and when he returned
went directly 10 his room. where his wife
was awaiting him As soon "a he entered
the room he informed her that he had
taken an ounce OF laudanum. She was
horror-strlcxen. and Immediately s1arted
10 secure Il doctor.
Or. c. Lee Cudlipp. who resides In the
house, was not in. and Dr. William Is.
Gray. who's residence IS nearby. was
summoned. He responded at once, but al
a glance saw that the patient was in *
tromis. lie applied antidotes and em'tics,
a stomach-pump was used. and everything
known 20 medical science was done -
cOunteract the effects Of the lludanum.
but without avail. and lust before
O'Clock. Mir. Wilson brcathei his last
Deceased was very popular man. or
pleasant address and handsome appear
ance. and was probably as well known
as any man iu the city. The funeral
will take place from the residence Of
his brother-in-law, Mr.. q. \. Hawkins.
foS - west Clay street, Monday after
noon at o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
LETTER FROM MRS. MAXWELL.
She Writes That She Has HcuId
from Her Husband.

Mrs. George 5. Maxwell wrote 10 an
acquaintance in this city Friday, stating
that she had heard from her husband.
and that he had explained his long silence
to her complete satisfaction, and had fur
thermore furnished her with proof posi-
tive that he was not the q. :. Maxwell
who went through the marriage ceremony
with Miss Gottlieb recently in Washing
ton.
Bishop Keane who was shown photo
graph Of Mr. George ). Maxwell late
manager OF the Mason Telephone Com
pany. by Serg ant Tomlinson identlnet .t
beyond question Ass the likeness Of the
man who was married by him 10 Miss
Gottlieb.
This case Is still shroude1 In mystery.
II Is thought that Alr. and Mrs. Maxwell
are IN Canada.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17

evenings ago at the Temple is any CHI
terion. these entertainments will be mum
bored among the most brilliant features
az the social whirl. The club is delight
fully ensconced in the magnificent Hane-
wlnckel mansion, sos east Leigh street.
which has long been the home OF the
Mercantile Club.
IMPROVEMENTS TO BE MADE.
All the appointments of tie ouil1lng are
in excellent taste, and IL has been fur
nishod with due regard 10 the comfort
and luxury of its members. Contracts
have been given out recently for the re-
decoration Of the house, and at an early
date 1t is expected that large annex
Will be built 10 include a ballroom for
their entertainments. and that bowling
alley will be added to the out-of-door
features.
The billiard-rooms arc at present In tho
basement and upon the top floor. but 1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
n Feast for LndIs,

foull miss Il II you lo,,,
Model Shoe Store io.nor.- CONS - -,
nent New England man., A pr3-,
pers has sent Us 10 na,,.' - lr'r % So.
and Colored Slippers. a. ", idle, aides n.s,,
or samples ami cons.s, n. @ Rs,
o obo,,, S'un and Kl S..,re.. a'''s,
s s,I,n " pairs Patent.Ie,,s,A ~
o.,ppefs, all worth az leagt n sap
,rnor. ' n az So. Tor to.no--.eai a,
Ihere are also about - 49, ..o''oE Orig.
leather opera-Too Slirpt-s %. Ps,'r,.
we VIII sell at &c. II ~ worn -
puys a pair and YOU miss m '' h'.gho,,
you Il ne sorry for 90. s,,, 9,i'''lry
never given In shoe sfo-. b.. '4'ie ~
THE MODEL SHOE sr5,ay
81 Broad e....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
NOW THE JEFFERSON.
Union Of Literary and Social Circle
with the Mercantile Club.
HISTORY or THE ORGANIZATION.
Both Have Long Been In Existence
and Have Had Beneficial Careers
An Elegantly Appointed Home
The List of Neinbcrs.

The ama'Samaiion Of the jefferson
Literary and Social Circle and the Mer.
camille Club. on The Goth day Of October.
1896. was an event of far more than pass
ing interest. This action Of the directors
OF the two organiZations-whi are 10th
Old and we'll stricken in years. though
they bear alike the visible marks of vigor
and permanency-combine the highest
literary with the highest social clements
in the Hebrew circles of this city. The
history OF the two organizations is re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
WON POPULAR FAVOR.

WON POPULAR FAVOR.
it was about this time that the society
made its first effort in the dramatic line.
and the first entertainment given by the
circle after 1t became a social organiZa-
ton was the presentation Of an excellent
double bill. including THE Village Law
yer and Robert Macaire." which is
said TO have been one OF the most artistic
achievements by amateurs yet attempted
in this city. Subsequent dramatic enter
tainments were given by the circle. and
were well received by the public. As the
organization grew in popular favor and
distinction, it was found to te necessary
TO move into larger quarters, and Tor
some time the society mad its headquar-
ters In the basement OF the synagogue:
later they removed TO Covenant Hall.
which was considered at that time the
best meetingroom in Richmond Their
next move was 10 EllettS Hall, and
nnally, about two years ago, they rented
rooms from the Mercantile Club. in the
handsome house on east Marshall street
The library was slowly augmented during
the early period Of the existence of the
society, though after few years the
number of volumes began TO increase "a
pidiy, but as the laws required that the
books should only be Of the highest char
acter ii was not sought to swell the
number OF volumes so much as 10 main
tain the high standard Of quality that
was suggested at the outset. The 900
volumes now owned by the club consti-
tute an exceptionally fine library. During
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17

plete with interest: both have gone on
from strength TO strength rejoicing, ard
their union was the result Of 4 mutual
desire TO enjoy the privileges u social
intercourse, and was in no way at
fributable to any other motive.
As the jefferson Club now stands, 1t
combines all the excellent features Of
both the old organizations. which were
brought 10 high state Of perfection
By years Of discreet and efficient manage
meat. il is proposed TO give n nuniter
of social functions under the auspices Ct
the club, and II the ball given a few
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
4 Satisfactory "Guarantee."

The fully-paid stock issued by the Mu-
tual Guarantee Building ana Loan As
ISOLATION, OF No 1913 east Main street.
Richmond, Va. Shares. $780, cash Ia adj
.ance per cent. interest guaranteed.
with further participation In the earn
ings, which may equal, ir not exceed. Is
per cent net profit on your Investment.
Interest payable semi-annually. Invest
nent can be Withdrawn at any time. Call
on or address the association. or any
Of It's ofiicers-C. W. Tanner. president;
|. n. Vaughan. vice-pres!dent; William
A. Price. secretary and treasurer; T.. b.
Thaw. manager Of agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
special Sleeper 40 atlausa Via sea
board Air-Liuc.

Commencing OctoDVr Ist the Seaboard
Airline Will put on through sleeper
from Richmond 70 Atlanta, Via the ia
nous Atlanta Special" This sleeper
Will be opened at the Union Depot al
O'Clock at night Grain leaving ~ l28O.
thus enabling parties going 10 the expo
sitlon to ger sood nights rest, ana ar
rive in Atlanta at 400 l.. VI. the follow.
ing day.
by this arrangement passen2 ers 10 the
exposition can leave Richmond via the
Seaboard Airline and 20 through % Al
lanta without change OF cars. and IS tho
only line Offering such exceptional al.
vantages
For further information apply to II. "
Poykin. passenger agent. No. $50 east
Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
Alleged Masonic EmbezxIcr.

TRHNTON, y. j.. November l6.-Gov-
ernor Wertz has granted a warrant turn
ing James ID. Morgan over 30 the att
thorites OF North Carolina. Morgan is
IN custody at Asbury Park. He is charged
With the embezzlement of funds while
treasurer OF the Grand Lodge OF Colored
Masons OF North Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
p"nation-Dny mt tho A.
Arms uoSplt,t ing

TUESDAY .. November is,h. f-5,,n
To-, 70 = NJ. the sheltering Am. ~ y A. y
IVS east Clay street Wl h. nl''''al
visitors. Donations of srocs-., 'l,a 70
ana mouse supplies OF an k.,., macy,
most thankfully received I'LL b.
As this ~ the only free hss,,,,
CITY supported by charity. t.s ~ -
earnestly hope that liberal -,...1at'n
be made to this appeal. use I'll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
Attended the Carnival.

Several OF the students of Richmond
College returned yesterday from Norfolk,
for which place they left on an excur-
sion Friday morning. The young men
attended the Carnival Of the Trades"
q bazaar now In progress in Norfolk for
the benefit OF the First Baptist church.
OF that city, and they give glowing &C.
counts of their reception In the City 10y
the Sea and the charms OF her fair daugh-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17

Attend the low-price. ful-,su, .l.. .
Wraps " ail kinds. D.e---D.uI. r.-.
pets. Underwear H0-.sr, Mini. ID,
fiannels. Rugs. Ou-C.n.rs Nr..e.
Shades. Naulugs kc-GIlv.. Ribbon,
silks. Nclypts. Etc. Etc. U .nrr.
Monday morning ar 0'c.lea 4f
MITTELilR rgRS
Gi east Broad stree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
convention baptist Young p.
Union. Richmond. IN

On November 18th, 2o,h. ana r,.
Southern railway VIII seu 49, 70
tickets from all Virginia point. !. l,fA,'
mond ana return. good uan ~ M'ia'
zth' 10 parties wishing t1 ,,..-, noi'
Baptist Young Peoples rr.- u, -
g.nia. a. "a %. Ni'.
Travelling PASSENGER a..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
Mr.. Moore. Condition Improved,

The District Lodge OF Good Templars
will hold a meeting tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock. when many matters OF i'm
portance TO the order will be considered.
The various lodges in the district win be
entertained by Rescue Lodge of this city.
Chief-Tem2lar w. NJ. Bickers will preside
over the meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
For the Benefit of the Veterans.

Freeman g. Wilson's Ministries viii CIV
an entertainment at the Academy Iues-
day. November 18th. for the oeneht OF
tho fund being raised by PICKETT camp
for the purpose Of assisting III tne en-
tertainment OF the Confederate 'vte'I"'
who vii! visit the city next May.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17

IS proposed TO move ali the tables to tie
top of the house and enlarge the cafe
md buffet. both of which are In the base
ment. The first floor is occupied by
spacious hall. with the valuable iibr9ry
10 the right. and leading out Of Il the
reading-room. which is supplied with all
the daily papers and periodicals. To the
left of the hail are the reception Iai.ors.
1uxuriously furnished. and arranged so
rs to accommodate a large number OF
people at one time The carJ.rooms.
smoke-rooms and private dlning-r(o ms
occupy the second floor. ana The top
floor which Is 10 be used hereafter OK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
The Eoaraurean-pr,c. -

Drop in and get dsic.og, 80
chocolate, Cocoa. or CoTee ana - z
jein or piece OF nice cake w. lH
be glad to see you any time sg,., .'.l
week. ing -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
Hichuu d n t!ers I'm New Norpx

NEW YORK, November 16.-tSpecial)-
A. j. Marcuse, Imperial; q. A. Haynes,
Miss T.. Bosher Miss Warng. F1fth-Ave-
nue.; ". Thompson. Morton: A. +. Sauer-
wall, st Denis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
'''AL SALE or TICKET,
u" Ati"n'" Exposition u.
AIRLINE "srd

Ait Tn iS no ,l,, "a and 23l the G..
,,et,d i,'ns "ili orer Tor SAL .eaeoa'i
wh G' , 20 'he Atlanta Expos.,lo, .s.,s,ys
on 1 Tn. sg.,'oiore have been on :. tls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
The rourqurcan-pric. =.

Don't you want q nice clp y cs,,,.,..
Cocoa, or Cofee2 Come In a-y 49,.
this week and We VIII give SOU A. -,
as you ever tasted. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
Re Sure to BE i'm the Gue..ina

The person guessing nearest ~ r-.
ber o. marbles IN th- glass iar d, '.-t
Boston VIII he presented R.ta a 49,,
70 Atlanta ana 50 IN gold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17

University Of Virginia So Ur'rer,ry =,
North Carolina ThanNs.gi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17

60 10 Isaac Sycle q CO.'S nr HsartfI
Infants and Chiiqren's llDtAs. Ia ...r.
down, Cashmere. Boucle. II0ill1,t 8ri
SIX.
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