davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-24
Observation-Disclosures "a, 1895.
Brady and the Resolution.

The West Virginia resolution has come
20 light. IL was sent by Mr.. Brady to the
clerk Of the House and that officer com
municated st TO the Senate. and after
some discussion the Senate allowed the
resolution to 30 TO its Finance Commit
tee. 1t is expected that that committee
Will not dispose OF the question as sum-
marty as the House did. but VIII pro-
nose a substitute declaring that while
West Virginia will not enter into any
negotiation or treaty which proceeds upon
the assumption that she owes one third
Of the debt of the old State. she will not
avoid a proper settlement. As we I'M
derstand, West Virginia is not asked 10
DO what her House supposed. No one
cow expects that West Virginia Will as
sume one third OF the old debt. Every
declaration made by those authorized 10
sneak for her forbids the thought that
that State will pay nearly SO much as
one third. Indeed. the Virginia commits
sioners. a, their meeting held at Lyneh-
burg on Tuesday. passed resolutions ex-
pressly disclaiming any purpose on our
part TO commit West Virginia to the pay
pent OF that proportion.
IL is not disputed by any person who has
looked into the matter that West Viz
r,nia owes something. Re this some
thing much or little. West Virginia would,
we think do well to acknowledge it and
make provision for its payment. II would
be better for her. and it would be better
for Virginia we hope.
This proceeding on our part TO secure
settlement with West Virginia is in pur-
euance Of our obligation 10 our creditors
10 do so. 1t is a friendly proceeding
The attempt to have our General Assem-
bly, at its last session empower our oifi-
GERS To bring suit against West Virginia
met with great opposition and was over
whelmingly defeated.
All or nearly all Of any sum which
West Virginia would pay would 20 to the
holders Of West Virginia certificates
g. g. To those creditors Of the old State.
who. having accepted the settlement with
Virginia. now look IL Virginia TO facili-
tate settlement between them and West
Virginia.
Both branches Of the West Virginia
Legislature are Republican, and the Re
publicans are largely under the influence
OF Mr.. Elkins. who is understood 10 be In
favor OF coming TO a settlement. But as
great a power as Mr.. Elkins is in West
Virginia politics. he could not induce the
legislators of that State 10 agree TO any
proposition looking to the assumption Of
anything like ore third OF the old debt.
Behind the Legislature, or above 1t. we
should rather say, is a Democratic Gov
srnor--Governor MacCorkle-who has
views on this question akin 70 those pre-
vailing throughout West Virginia.
1t is a subject requiring great delicacy
Of treatment. and We have faith that the
Virginia commissioners. II allowed that
opportunity. will approach West Virginia
IN a manner that will give no just
Cause for offence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-24

The most marvellous arl
work ever done IN Richmond .-
performed by pr French ,t'.F
from 10 To Ii O'Clock in Ht-
The excitement created h. pos iH.
and wonderful healing 0i 't
something seldom eXperisn.i
lie hall. IL IS simply 1913
scribe the scenes that iah"
morning. All people -.H4
witness for themselves t.'
around the Doctor OBJ d. e-i"i
iniirmities, and many - as
Thursday morning o. geut' .mtr
lost his voice and could M
a whisper was made o. efrl A 3D.
tone. and a gentleman W.' A
raise his arm from rhel,1
said he had had It bi.l,et,
sore the whole length az ti'
relieved In few MIMI,
could swing the arm ana Us
as ever Several cases az i'i.
relieved as by magic, tho.-h '.
said they would require more
10 make permanent c'ir ..
other interesting cas-. $ were ~
cessfully, but an should -N
Hall and witness for mems
they can understand The W.u.''t-'
there is In magnetism Z, t-i
Remember. Or. French DOGS
acute diseases but th1s" I'h-
chronic diseases that are -' ..
incuraDle and battle the sNN
TONERS who DO not make a. So
such diseases. Dr. French
parlors at MurphYs Hotel Mh.- q,
who are able % pay may 80 InN
until 8 p. NJ. each DAY. except ,.
in the hall. Consultation 4t ir
free. Admission - th' haIl
French cures all forms or sNiI ..
piles. ruptures. assure. tim -.
cancer. dropsy, dyspepsia
constipation. all nrryou, ... ~ ..
female complaints. without ~, -',
struments or exposure oi thT ~..
consumption, deafness, car .rfl sea-
and all diseases Of the hl'i %
No matter what your disease
sec pr French II you wsh 20 t
Those wishing irformtlIH
must send stamp for reply
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-24

event, and also the first appearance or
bigger Richmond" In the census re-
ports
The consolidation project II growing IN
public favor and we have no disposition
TO hurry It unduly. In our judgment the
more the good people OF Richmond ana
Manchester think about 1t the firmer VIII
grow their conviction that the two cities
ought to be one, and that no trihing mat
tiers Of detail should be allowed to stand
In tho way OF union.
Let us all, Richmondcrs and Manches-
,er,,ns alike. work for annexation and
the exposition. At
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-24
How manv rneomers" Have We P

In several southern cities there Is con-
siderable discussion going on as to how
many residents they have who must pay
the United states. income-tax' Many
exaggerated guesses ARE made.
we believe that excepting New Or
leans and Louisville. Richmond will fur
nlsh more OF these taxpayers than any
other southern city. and we expect our
number to be not high UP In the hum
dreds-not in the thousands, as some
cities are claiming for themselves.
Moreover. we expect that our number
will he twice as great as the number OF
any other Virginia city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-24
The Hawaiian Queatior.

The people OF the United States are
born annexationists. They never fail 10
cry for
"Freeions soil beneath our feet
And freedoms banner DER US"
Florida was obtained from Spain, Louisi
ana from France. California and other
territory from Mexico. &c. &c. In 1874
the old whg party opposed the annexa-
ton OF Texas and thus insured the cleo
ilon Of Mr. Polk 10 the presidency OF the
United States. Since then we have an
nexed the vast territory of Alaska. The
territorial cherry which Is now ripe and
ready 20 drop into our mouth. IL we
Will only open It. is Hawaii
From the beginning. We have adyo-
Gated the policy o. acquiring Hawaii. 1t
s. needed BY Uncle Sam. and he must
have g. But We cannot see that Presi-
Gent Cleveland has overstepped the limits
OF his duty in anything that he has done
in this matter The resolution of MI
FRYE on the subject was again onered
fn the Senate on Tuesday-this time by
gir Hin IL reads as follows:
"Resolved. That the Senate learns with
profound regret of the attempt 10 restore
the deposed Queen 10 power In the ma
wsilan Islands. and extends 10 the young
republic the warmest sympathy In her
efforts TO suppress The rebellion.
We have seen no justification for any
thing stronger than this resolution IN
ANYTHING that the President has done.
THAT the Republicans are trying to make
marty capital out OF the matter Is evident.
But the senior Senator from New York
does not intend that they shall succeed
and so ne has offered a substitute foi
the resolution censuring the President
which may be construed as applying only
70 the people Of Hawaii who took part
In the rebellion" against the established
government
SO. also. the Democrats in the Legisla-
ture OF Indiana who are In a minority
in that body. refused 20 vote 10 censure
the President. Republican member
offered a resolution on Tuesday con-
demnng the Hawaiian policy Of Presi.
dent cleyeand's Administration In It's
every phase. denounclng the hauling
nexation OF the islands. and recommend
ing that warship be kept at Honolulu
,n order TO prevent any other nation
from gaining foothold there.
This resolution was passed. but not q
Democrat voted for IT, Every man Of
them understands that II was not patriot.
ism but partylsm that induced the Repub'
leans IN the Indiana legislature. like
the Boutelles in the National House
OF Representatives 10 attempt TO pose al
fbe only real friends OF the annexation
OF Hawaii 10 the United States.
We hope and believe that the Demo
Gratis In Congress will take no position
ON this question which cannot be main
tained. The letter OF instructions which
the President gave 10 the Minister e
hawaii, and 20 the captain OF the Ph'i4-
dslphis, announced no new doctrine. lie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-24
Grace Street for the Viaduct.

To the Editor OF the Dispatch
Some time since we noticed COM
munication signed "Melampus' In your
columns, which struck many OF us as
being very forcible and wise; almost as
if "Melampus" had been inspired by the
wisdom Of the birds whose language he
can understand. He suggested Grace
street for the Church Hill viaduct. as the
only possible solution for the two I'M
slightly hill-sides-one at Twenty-iirst ana
the other at Fourteenth streets-and said
that the electricians could run around
the Capitol Square on the north side,
lust as the other line does now on the
south, and thus make beautiful Grace
street continuous from one end OF the
city to the o1her.
The vaduct would be five squares
shorter than If either Broad or Marshall
street were utilized, and could be built
for two thirds the cost. VIII "Melampus'
let us hear from him again?
JEFFERSON WARD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-24

priyate character. The ex-President IL
on the point OF seeking to obtain a divorce
from Nine. CasimIr-Perier. AZ matter
OF fact, the first steps In the proceedings
had already been taken by NJ. casimir-
Perier's lawyers when he became Presi-
dent OF the republic. At that time his
mother interviewed, ard her suppiicauons
induced him to accept the high Office to
which he was called In the hope that
the official and public life he ana Nine.
Casimir-Perier would be forced to lead
would put an end to their disagree
mcnts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-24
Tennessee.

The Washington Post says that the
renreesoe Democrats have placed very
elastic construction on the Constitution
of that State.
The Pest might have used stronger
expression. 1t seems TO us, who, OF course,
are not as well qualified 10 Judge as are
the members of the Tennessee LeGisla-
ture-it seems to us. we say. that the
Tennessee experiment may prove TO be
dangerous one. However, we have 1uIi
confidence that the conservative feeiing
which obtains in Tennessee will be mani
tested in the outcome of the troubles
through which that State is now PASSING
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-24

yards wide Bleached Double
Damask Table Linen, Lichten-
stems price SI.I9, our price 69c.
INDIA LINEN at less than one
half value, 5Ac., 6Hc., S15c., and
J &C., Lichtenstein's prices Ioc., I4c.,
1896, and Toc.
Finest English Long Cloth and
Marseiia IL &c. and 1885,, Llchten'
STEMS prices Iec. and 29c.
Fine Dotted Swiss Muslin, white
or colored dots for 9Ac., Lichten'
STEMS price 2oc. a yard.
We have made three prices on
all the Ladies' Embroidered HAND
KERCHlEFS Lichtensteln had
in the retail department from 75c.
down. &C., I213c., and aIc., your
choice of any.
Several hundred pieces OF BLACK
DRESS GOODS, COLORED
DRESS GOODS, COR S t I S,
COTTON FABRICS, HOSIERY,
LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,
KNIT UNDERWEAR, CURTAINS,
EMBROlDERlES, and LACES.
All are being sold IN accordance
with the conditions under which
these goods are billed to US.
Banquet Lamps, .o3.
EXQUISITE Banquet Lamps. silver cupid
column embossed head, central-draft
burner. for $laS.
Lovely SIX Shades. richly trimmed in
Lace, sold recently for 81, at sl@
Nickel Plated Butter-Dishes, with drain
ers usually worth zoe. each, at pc;
Decorated Covered Cheese-Dishes. high
class decorations, worth $50 each; TO
close. 81.
Real China After-Dinner, Cups and
Saucers. neatly decorated; to close,
&c. q pair.
Decorated China Toothpick-Holders.
gold finished, Sc each.
Decorated China Pin-Trays, ttice-work
edge. worth 25c. each. AT l0c.
Decorated Mustard-Pots. worth @c.
each: to close. &c.
Round POwder-BONes, gold nnisned'
worth Soc. each, at 13c.
20 WashbowIs and Pitchers, flo
raj decorations, full size and new
est shapes, worth SI.25 and SI.5o
a pair-at 76c.
81 Crystal-Covered Molasses Pitchers,
each &c
laD Half-Gallon Crystal Water-Pitchers,
l3c. each
Buckets, I3c.
80 dozen Best-Quality Cedar Water
Buckets, two brass rims, sold else
where for ~ and &c. ut BE.
THE COHEN co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-24
An Example.

An Example.
Kai Kni Wash Silks tho new designs
for spring were not in this country De-
fore January LIST, on account OF the tariff
reductions on imported goods. They are
here now, prettier, daintier, and cheaper
than ever. Our price on them !" pus
24c. yard.
EmbrOideries.
Competent critics inform us we have
the richest and largest assortment IN the
city. The prices ?-well. We know they
are the cheapest, for our connection
with the st. Gall factory enables us to
sell these goods at the prices other mer-
chants pay for same quality. But you
must see them. for you can't tell En-
broidery by reading about it;
New pieces Cambria Embroidery, 10
AZ inches wide. SC. yard
s-nch-wide Navy-Bue and Red Em-
brodery ......................oc. yard-
Swiss All-Over Embroidery IS inches
wide .:..c;....;.;..';i;;;;..i,:...Iy,c: ysr rd
SWISS Irish Point All-Over. inches
Wfds ...................2 lC. a yard.
Remnant Ends Chlldren's Flouncings,
q inches wide sold for 8 ~ and 81:
will be sold now for ......5oc a yard.
ClOaks.
1t has always been our settled policy
to never carry over any Cloaks or Capes.
and # Won have waited for this chance
here it is, for these are unmatchable re-
duction prices
All SIs, $50, $22.5O. $50,
and $50 Coats, Capes, cloth,
fur, and plush, ut a choice oil
$40.
Ansl25O. as. and $3.50 Goats and Capes
at a choice OF 800.
All $3.50, $40. and S12 Coats
and Capes at n choice Of 50.
The present fve-dollar ones com
prise the largest assortment.
AIl$4, So, SO Goats and Capes
at n choice Of $3.50.
All ChiIdren's ClOaks, sizes q
to IL years. that were ~ or 80
or Sc or $50 ut II choice of
$3.50.
Muslin Underwear.
New things on the bargain tables
every day. Think of what thoroughly
good home-msde garments are, then
test any garments here, No need OF
more than a reminder that nothing Is
skipped-nothing over-priced.
$50 Fine Muslin Gowns, 6-cluster-tuck
yokes. finished. colored embroidery,
NainsoOk round collar, jabea ara
cuffs will b sold for 49,. zoe. each:
loo Masonville Muslin Chemise.
STYLES hemstitched. square yokes,
open work -embroidery yoke, lace
trimmed and corded hands 49,; .26c.
3c0 Good, Strong. Heavy Muslin
Drawers, styles, 3 tucks. cambric
embroidered ruiile. 3-inch hem
stitched OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES '''-'c'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-24

Shit for damages has been brought by
Hon. John Z. Massey. Superintendent OF
Public instruction of Virginia, against
the Norfolk Pilot and others for libel
contained in publications concerning 'he
award Of the book contracts. Now we
have a pleasing prospect that this wnoie
matter will be fully investigated. and by
the best possible tribunal. before the IT,
c,slative campaign sets in.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-24

said nothing TO which anybody ought 10
object. New complications are liable to
arise any day. and our Minister ought
TO be ready to deal with them. Above all,
the Democrats must show that they are
too sagacious 10 allow the Republicans
20 make issues for them instead of max
ing their own issues.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-24
Where Right Is Mighty!

deceive begu the public To make clarified concise
candid statemeuts right There often illusion the
sd low prices When for the article half
ws, Tho storc opens sold for have
vov. IN mind 70 take unless
.roc.t vouo Of goods and make principle to a 10.
h, mi have quantity all callers II n,eI
urIv the fact is mentioned the price such interesting fac,
that Won must appreciate purchase
Newer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-24
RICHMOND, Va, January lG, 1895.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The regular annual meeting OF the
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE FAIR
MOUNT L4~nD COMPANY will be held
at the Office of Major J. II. Dinneen. so2
Main street, on THURSDAY, January
n 1896. at 4:30 y. ". Stockholders are
requested 10 be present In person or by
written proxy.
nv order Of the President.
FRED. G. BRAUER, JR..
a IT ~ "a 2T.&3l Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-24

The Governor OF Maryland has accepted
the resignation Of w. a. Boykln, as colo
mel OF the Fifth Maryland Regiment, with
cordial expressions OF regret and "a hand
some tribute to the Colonies value as an
officer-which have been made public
through an order issued by the Adjutant-
General OF the State,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-24

the lDOlCeSt vi llcN uSoioO'S i"D'' ~
Upwards of a hundred pieces OF
Real China Wash Silks, in taiteta
effects. J. Ii, hte lstein & Sons
prices 500. by the side of ours at
25c.
i, pieces of Real india Taffeta
Silks. J. LichtenStein & Sons
prices 44c. by the side of ours
29c.
Black Brocade India Silks. Lich-
tensten's prices 1885,; Cohen'S
prices 400.
Goffrey Silks. Lichtenstein's
prides 29c. Cohen's prices I9c.
Beautiful Printed Handmade In.
dia Silks, imported'to sell for 1885,,
Cohen's price 49c.
Black All.Silk Satin Rhadamas.
Lichtensteln's price Csc. by the side
of Cohen's at 49c.
Printed CrepeS, in light colors,
for waists and evening dresses.
Were toh have been SI.5o. Just out
of bond and sold here at Csc:
Even the everyday plain China
Silks at 34c. instead OF 46c.
Black Silk Crepe Grenadine CSC.
instead of Lichtenstein's price,
Sis. g.,
LINENS are welcome at all
times, as they must be with every
housewife. Here is the chance OF
a lifetime
Fancy Doiies. Lichtenstein's
prices Sr.25 a dozen ours 6oc. a
dozen.
Round Satin Damask Frlnged
Plate Doilies, I5c. a dozen by the
side of SOC.
White All.Linen Fringed Doilies
with colored borders. $50. dozen
bv the side of Lichtensteln's price
of SOC.
Best Twenty.third-Street price
of j. Lichtenstein & Sons for Din
ner Napkins was 81 a dozen, our
price SOC.
Silver Bleached, large q Nap
kins in double damaSk, Llchten-
STEMS price Sass dozen, our
price SI.25.
Turkey Red Table Damask,
Lichtenstein's price 2Ic., our price
I215c.
THE COHEN co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-24

According TO Jacques st. Cere, the Paris
correspondent Of the New horK fiei aiu
high authority-the real cause oi 'ne
resignation of President Casimir-Per'er
was not at all political, but of purely
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-24
Wash Dress Goods.

The largest assortment ever disp,v.l
10 the women OF Richmond. Cool, ,.
the newest combinations Of colorjpg. q,
prices never before e1ual!ed. We ,r.,,
you to see the new basement w
Goods Departmental posted "a >,
quality, style, and price, and then mr..
badly when yon are ready to bpy NO
will fiji your needs.
Boys Clothing.
The "boy" ought 10 be the cbe,,,..
thing you have in the hos,e-b...,.
pin-money necessary T. co,he lir
Look at the prices, then come seo h.,
genuine are the bargains
Boys Knee-Pants Suits. $3.50 -
$50. and IS ones all ID l. s.f
Tor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, S.t
Only a few Boys Ulster irr. ..f
they must go before takIns n.s
They are .............-.....-....... B..
Boys Fancy Braided Re.f,r sf. ..
the s., 81. and s. ones Tor So
To the January Shirt Sale
has been added a 25c. Un,a,,ls,l
Shirt, full length, reinforced Zoo.
patent gussets, ielled scam, coa...,
facing.
Before Stock-Taking.
We have made many farther l.s.
tons, as We have but few days mo,.
before stock-taking. Here's ~
items
Knotted Fringe. Dragn-Thr,al
Satin-Damaeh Towels ............. .'.
60-lnch Ail-Linan Bleached Tah'e
Damdsh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TT,
5S-inch Ail-Linen Unblcached Table
Ddmask ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ..t
Rleached and Unbleached Cotton
Crash-per yard ............. ........ gre
36xi7 Cotton Honeycomh N. ..
36xl7 Cotton Honeycom Towel.
each 35c. a dozen.
Ladies' Balbriggan Hose p.r laf. .
Children's Fast-Back Hose lt
pair ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Ladies Swiss Hemstitchej Nari.
Mans six Finished suspend.
Mems HanilSerchiefs-2 for.
Man's Unbleached Bal.Is-.
Socks-per pair .................
What we have said about C.olHu.
plies TO Ladies' Waists. We nav ....
eighty Satteen Waists, made OF -s
sateen-fguring five yards forav44
would cost sac. TO say nothing o. 3.
thread and time consumed il -
makine-we sell these waists now &:
soc. 1t is our way OF clearing g.
shelves.
.sssAss 1872 AR Asn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-24

UPTOWN OFFICE. as EAST BROAD
STREET.
WEST-END OFFICE. PARK-PLACE
PHARMACY. Beividcre and Main streets.
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1903 HULL
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-24

Al, letters ana kilograms must be al
eressed to THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will not be re-
l0rned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-24
MEETIN0A

OLD DOMINION BUILDING & IoAS ASSOCIATION
RICHMOND, Va, January s, 1895. I
THE FIFTH REGULAR ANNUAL
MEETING OF THE SHAREHOLDERS
or THE OLD DOMINION BCILDlNG
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF RICH
MOND. VA. Will be held in the Hall OF
The Chamber OF Commerce. Ninth and
Main streets, Richmond, Va, on TUES
DAY, January the 10Th tthe day fixed by
the bylaws. and at u VI.
CARLTON MCCARTHY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
]. TAYLOR Eilyson, President. ia S-t29 in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-24
RICHMOND RAILWAY
ELECTRIC ~, COMPANY.

Main Office and Light pepAFi-ss---.
foot of Seventh street. lelephols y r..
City Division, office Msia 'N' '-'
streets. Telephone sli. ..,.,
Union Division, office Twenty S'a''
and p streets. Telephone 900. ...
Manchester Ofice, Semmes a'aI-'
Arc and Incandescent LlS1" -
rl@ctric Power at reasonable rates
Flectric-Light Wiring speciA.i' d,
Parties desiring Electric LiS,. IS :,
Power by notifying the main Once g., :.
mail or telephone, will ne ~a.'sa w
hv q representative OF the company
lmb 20-.il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-24
CORCORAE HALL.

A MONSTER ENTERTAINMENT
will be given NEXT THURSDAY EVE
MING. January 24th. at o'clock, for the
benefit Of ST. PATRlCk'S CAThoLlc
nrogramme has been arranged, including
Vocal and instrumental selections by the
best local talent. TO conclude with the
uproariously funny farce, cousin Joe;
or. Buttons All over Me-" by the Par
tington- Ryall Combination:
VINO ia 20-Su. Tu&Th3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-24

Wanted Situations tS words OF "SS''
Above rates are for everyday vi
Advertisements running consecutive'y'
. Reading notices In reading matter type.
ave lines or less. 81; In nonpareil loaded.
BE.
Card OF rates for moro space furnished
On appl!cation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-24
VINO by their remarkable quick and extraordinary perception have
turned to the people Richmond great part OF the greatest
BANKRUPT STOCK
ever thrown on the American market.

HUNDREDS OF PACKAGES, THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS
WORTH OF at nconcevaby beed prices and only
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-24

HIGHEST CASH PAID FOR OLD
FASHIONED MAHOGANY F'URNI-
BRAC, BRASS ANDIRONS. TENDERS.
OLD SILVER AND PLATED-WA ARE,
OIL-PAINTINGS OLD CLOCKS, &C.
Call or address +. X. ELLIS u co.
ia l7-Thtf POI east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-24
AMlSEMENTS.
REGULATIONS AND CONCERT
Mrs w. CARLTON ADAMS.

Grove-Avenue Baptist church, THURS
DAY EVENING. January 2ith, at =
o'clock. Admission. % cents; children, ~
cents. Refreshments served after the en-
tertainment. Al,
on FRIDAY NIGHT the Ladies' Sew
ing Circle will have dumb supper, 10
which they invite all OF their friends. A
pleasant evening promised all VINO come
No admission fee ia 8-2t