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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10

,tDrrIr rANCHER. THE BROOKLYN
.%IC,ft Nn Authentic statement Of
t.cts IN the I.if. = Mary j. Fancrer
,ho Psychological Marvel %. the Nine
ta,.th century. Unimpoachable te-ti-
r.r- ~ Many Witnesses Ey Abram
Il. DALEY. brooklyn. y. y. lS'L
Miss Fanchcr IS a lady who several
years ago startled the people Of tine city
of Erookiyn by wonderful exhibitions OF
what II IS the custom t. dignity By the
uo,,o Of the faculty. of cnlrvoyance.
and if vs. may credit tn account OF her
given in this book. thcir establishment
was not without just cause.
# would seem. indeed. that there was
quite as much reason - marvel at her
phvyical pgculiaritics a. at her mental en-
down,uis for we are told that she per-
formed TO bodily function except breath
ing: that she never slept, but rested her-
self 10y means OF spasms' that she went
nine years without food, that her legs
were twisted round each other Ike the
strands % Il rope. that when using scis-
sors. she held them with her knuckles;
that she heard with her nose; that she
saw with the TOP or hrr h'ai' anu 81"
best when there was no light; that she
was siX persons in one-n namely. sun
beam Fancher Idol Fanchcr. Rosebud
Fancher Pearl Fanchor. Ruby Fanchcr,
and Mollie Fancher. and, finally. that she
longcd to die. but could not. because, as
she said, there was nothing 10 die.
Among her mental or spiritual gifts
were these: She could mako visits to
relatives in Heaven; she could 30 10 Mich
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
"Mnn Wants Hut Little Here he
low" Parody.
RICHMOND. VA.

To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
inferred from the answer in the
Dispatch or the 9th ultimo to the
query Of "R. \ :" that the editor
had never seen the parody on John Q.
Adams on Goldsmith's lines,
Man wants but little here below:
Nor wants that little long
and. with this impression and an oblicing
disposition. / st TO work TO hunt up the
piece or verse. having once had in my
possession a small book Of poems OF sOme
81 or loH pages. by John g. Adams
hunted through the life Of j. O. Adams,
but found no mention OF this poem,
through the semi-weckly Wig. from
1875 t. 1885,. whore l had been told IT
had app. ared. and wrote to the Boston
Herald 20 publish II, but have had 10
reply yet Yesterday "A friend IN Prince
William county to whom | had applied,
sent me Il copy, which l send YOU here
with: u. I. ..
Man wants but little here below.
Nor wants that little long
IT'S not with me exactly 50.
But It's So IN the song.
Ny wants are many. and, II told.
Would number many score,
And were each wish a mint or gold,
| still should long for more.
What first I want is daily bread.
And cauvas-back and wine.
And all the realm of nature spread
Before me when | dine
-Four courses scarcely can provide
Ny appetite to queN.
with four choice cooks from France
To dress my dinner well.
What next want at princely cost
Is elegant attire
Black sable furs for winters frost,
Ia silks for summers IRE.
An. Cashmere shawls and Brussels lace
Ny hoSoms front 10 deck.
And diamond rings my hands 10 grace
And rubies for my neck.
| want Cwho does not want a wife.
Afectionate and fan,
To soiace all the woes - life
And all its Joys - share.
or temper sweet. Of yielding VIII,
or firm. yet placid mind, zee
With all my faults 70 love me st!l'
With sentiment refined.
And rs Tines car incessant runs,
And fortune fills my store.
| want Of daughters and Of sons
From eight 10 half a score.
l want (alaS, can mortal dare
such bliss on earth TO craFeD.
That all the girls be Chastc and fair
The boys all wise ana brave.
/ want warm and faithful friend
To cheer the adverse hour,
Who ne'cr to fattcr VIII descend.
! Nor bend the knee 70 power.
\ friend 10 chide me when I'm wrong.
Ny irmost soul to see,
And that my friendship prove as strong
For him as his for me
7 want the seals Of power and place.
| The onsiGnS Of command
| Charged by the people unpousht grace
| 70 rule my native land;
| NoT crown, nor sceptre "odid l ASK
| But from my Country's VIII
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
Jurors and Taxes.

lAZfN i.tsls \.
IN the Editor OF the Dispatch:
I am uri.r the impression that wv
ia your paper IN The carly part Of 1884
an di|.i" '' 49,. ..'... ,.- ,..i.h
1D-5e nm ...t.,.', ,,,, -, tr..,.,,,er ~ u,
,,,,,.,v cou,, NOT refuse - ei.e Jury
and Commonwealth witnesses certincdics
Oh account "- ier-e7 To- whom ''' I'M
N'ir pd3""'r WE ,.''s,.',r..
o.' ,hat ne ssuire OF juror and
v..trc-s being ueecs-aiy for the business
%: tie court uos" pT.oHS Sh'uld MOI
De- al tn mercy o4 '"' "-'' "''4
'''", -, ,ft.,, ,.it,. ttv .t,,,.
II you can give me any information on
this subject o' declsi'h' ara -" ,''' .'.''
thD Coz
~. e,,,',,,.la court has NOT passed uYon
this point ami / must depend on some
opinion oi " circuit court
The Jurors in the coupon CAGES tI.ci in
Petersburg Circuit court f'w yr1rs
ago we're allowed some 500 for their
services Many o: these Jurors owed
taxes - the 0't'e 81 N"T.''''' '"'
Treasurer Of the city of Petersburg as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
Poem. OF Southern Writers.

t. the Editor q. The Dispatch:
Miss Jennie Thornley, Clarke. or the
G. oreia Industrial ana Normal COLLEGE.
Mlne9geyille. IS compiling the poems of
southern writers into volume, 10 be
rallied songs OF the South inioriu-
ra+ely. many southern poems have
had only feeting publicity in news
paper-cornerg but are stu preserved IN
rcrapbooks Miss Clarke Will bee glad -
correspond with any one having poems
~ the following: John /. Thompson.
General Albert pix, Philip Perdle,on
Cooke. Albert {. Pinckn"y. 4. j. Re
nuier. Dr. \ \. Lipscomh. Theodore
O'Hara. Judge Henry r. Jackson. Judge
l.. Z. Blecklcy. ". i. Rivers, Pearl
Rivers" Julie X. Wctheriu. Nj. l..
Virginia French. ". ". Houdrce. Mollie
=. NJ. Davis. Maria Lou I've. james r.
Randall Robert Burns Wilson. Henry
s,ilwell Edwards. ana Margaret J. Pres
ton.
Can you. o. any ~ the readers % the
Dispatch give the required Information
BY doing 80 you viii greatly ohhsc
y. ". u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
Ausxvcrs wanted.

wo wish that some Of our readers would
snpplv us with answers TO the following
queries
who Is the author OF "Oid Times IN
tho coIonies2" II. u.
Wv BREMO. VA
Please publish the words TO Down on
the Farm ~. i, w.
DUBLIN. VA.
Please give mo the WORDS OF III o'u
piece. commencing:
"Crcatious heir the nrst. the last.
THAT knows this world his own
Vet stood he mid "A kingdom vast.
4 fugitive o'crthrown."
SCRGY. VA.
saw about twenty years ago IN some
Manor a poem written ty young ladN
of New York. who was called fanatic
CA temperance About eight or ten years
ago saw IL reproduced IN some paper.
don't remember the FIRST line. but II
runs something like this:
"Go knecl where | have knott ana see
strong man bow
Then | think the last verse runs thus
'N-ou say hate the bowl; hate f. feeble
name cor world | both abhor.' etc.
Tho last line | think y:
"Thc whitening blight. drunkard $
child"
II YOU will give It In your valuable
paper. you VIII greatly oh'ige an anxious
reader. = -. "
VIII You please print in your next issue
The birthstone Tor each month.
.. VIII you please print the words OF
the little song. My Buc-cycd tarTol
LCer'
| think % runs thus.
angels al come my love one did come
This is no place for me.
They took her to her happy home
My biuc-cycd Carroll Lee
\ READER.
VIII Won please publish the words Of
the o'd war-sonG. Tramp. Tramp, Tramp.
the Boys are Marching" and ohlige
"DIMPLES."
VIII you publish in the Query Column
the piece Of poetry written by Confede-
rate soldier while in prison on the occa-
sion OF the death of a conrade, whose
best girl proved false and the letter from
her disCarding him came the night after
he died? II commenced as follows:
"Your letter came but came too late.
Il. i. &.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
DYSON. ASUE COUNTY. \. c

l|lFNfsN. fNFNiiis wv ~ y . 49,
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Can YOU or any Of your readers tell
me why my pug-dog coughs at times
very hard, and is thcrc\a remedy for ~
suppose ii is "A cough After II Is over
the dog seems sleepy and dun
y. G. READER.
\ cough "a hut a symptom and 1t may
be a symptom Of disease in an organ
not suspected 20 be affected hy one VIII"
is not an expert. hence an examination
Of the dog by veterinary surgeon womb
be necessary IN order to ascertain the
cause OF the cough.
As the dog IS a pug. We presume that
It Is a pampercd pet and II 50 We advise
a restricted diet. Allow no meat 1T
the food consist OF vat ous kinds ~
bread. boiled rice. oatmeal Cruel ana
milk. II the dog IS oh or weak. a mode
rate quantity Of hccf-tca VIII support
the strength. Another essential is dai'>
exercise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
YORK-RlYER LINE, WEST PoISr
THE FAVORITE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND.

y
LOCAL EMPRESS daily Stops NJ all
stations. AZ Lester Manor connects With
stage for Waiherton. also, 40 :Fe.t }. .nt
Steamers leave Baltimore 90 T. ST..
ana West Point 80 T. 81, daily except
Trans from Wsst Point arrive at Rlch-
rnonI al 1870 \ NJ, daily AMI az $50 J..
NJ. daily. except SUNDAY
TRAIN ". A. t.5 a. ".
LOCAL MIXED, daily, except SUNDAY,
leaves Tweuty-,hiri street t-r Vest POM.
and intermediate points.
Tick-t-of,ice M station. foot of virginia
street. open from 500 \. II. 20 500 =. 81.
and from 600 z. VI. d - 80 \. ".
j. ". CILP. W. a 3 lsh.
Traffic Manager Gen ril Pass. Ak r.
". II. GREEN. General Manager East
j : h. THOMPSON. Superintendent.
John VI BEALL. Travelling las -
ger AGENT go east Main street Hlchmon 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10


To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
A number % items have recently ap-
pcarcd lu the newspapers concerning the
kIlinc. during The war between the states,
OF German baron named Won koh'g
and that it was desirable 10 fiui the place
Of his burial. *. Your correspondent has
before him postai-card addressed % The
SAe.N of Crtcubricr county. written by
soldier of the Federal army. which
may Throw some light upon the subject.
TIE postal referred 20 is pOstmarked
Bridgeport. ". Ma. under date Of Jauu-
Any - 1896. and signed John Sheets. Of
Seventh Wcst Virginia Cavalry. The
Y-ItcT says. II saw in Ia. papers that
they were looking for the grave ~ q
certain German baron who was Killed
near rs bite sulphur Springs during the
war. ] Was there. and helped bury the
man. lie was Killed. during AVcrills raid.
The dead man loft "a message FOR mo 10
deliver 10 his people II 1 should ever
find them"
The foregoing is given for what n IL
worth II may accomplish the object
sought W the friends Of the baron.
Il. L. III.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
Questions of Etiquette.

To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
J. 2. proper FOR a young man 70 call on
q y1lrV LADY without having an en-
easement
Ia case ! should meet a young lady
a. church. C- anywhere else, would II DO
proper FOR me u accompany her home
t-.s being the first time had met her
-. Z. y.
: l. H. entirely proper for young man
q caU ou young lady without previous
engagement.
/: l. is best form. ard according 70 So
Gil etiquette. that a young man Should
cal upon Il young lady before showing
hc- any attention elsewhere. That H. the
attention 81 calling upon her In her own
home should precede any other.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10

does not discharge the drawer, unless
he can show that he has been injured
by such delay tas by the failure Of the
bank, and even then he Is discharged
only 10 the extent To which he can prove
that he has been injured by such delay
Rel V. Alexander q Graft: Purcell V.
Anomong y Graft, as; Daniel on Neg.
ms 5tt-5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
Cut On n Horses Leg.

70 the Editor OF the Dispatch:
What is the best application for n cut
IN horses leg. caused by an accident
l.. l. BROCkWEI.L
Use the following lotion as directed:
Chloride Of zinc. drachms: water. pint.
Mix. Wet the wound three or four
times n dav
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
Charles ". king of spain.

T. the Editor ~ the Dispatch:
kindly say n your Query and Answer
columns when Carolus H. re.sned in
Spain. J.. J. q.
Charles ". King Il Spain. succeeded
his father. Charles i'll. IL l7>S and reign
a. uominally at least until ISIS, when
Napoleon took advantage Of a revolution
20 cxpel him and his house Che Bour'
bonsl from the kingdom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
Value of Fertilizers.

ITALIA, VA.
70 the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Where can I obtain the percentage q
value Of the different fertilizers mana
featured IN Virginia? j G.
From the annual report for 1894 Of the
Virginia Commissioner Of Agriculture. II
will be sent you by Colonel Whitehead
IN applicatiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
Pow Ecncc Inv.

To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
II farmer. who has received repeated
damages 10 crops. etc. hy reason or the
unlawful trospassing o. other persons
stock. desires TO enforce the Powhatan-
county fence-law against such parties.
how shall he proceed. and who are the
proper officials TO consult with regard 70
this matter? ALPHA.
We think that you would better con-
suit a lawyer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
WATER in Tanks.

ASHLAND. VA.
r. the Editor Of the pi>patCh
kindly inform mo ~ the best method
10 keep water pure and sweet in tanks.
And oh'iGe.
Respectively. !. ".
The tank should ~ thoroughly clclns'I
snd covered so as % protect the water
from the impurities contained in the air.
Only pure water should Do usei for st3r-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
Delay Ia Presenting Check.

To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
ga" is a merchant doing large bust
news. and has 500 10 his credi, In bank
lie owes "B' $500 and sends his cheek
10 cover the Indebtedness. u holds AS
check for an unreasonable tiine-sty
four months. HAS y any teither le8ri
OF mofaD claim upon \ FOR me checH
A., holds of syJ2 TOANO.
Yes. The delay OF holder OF chech
70 present IL within = reasonable ume
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
QUERIES T. ANSWERS.
List Of Virginia congressman in the
Year 1912.
JURORS FAY AND 7
Preservation OF BalIots-Wiu Amber
Burnr-Nalue of Eertili,crs-How
60 Keep Water Pure In Tanks
A Problem, sc.
the Editor ~ tho D,sra,ch.

20 the Editor Of tho Dispatch:
Please oblige me by answering n amber
gill burn. Also inform me how pure
mber can he told. Il. G. II.
Amber burns readily.
There is no simple way Of ascertalnIng
Is purity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
Good Paste.

BLACKWELL'S. y. G.
T the Ei.tor Of the Dispatch;
WI You please tell me what VIII
make the best paste? Is
10 make good paste use stone-ground
acur. Roller-procoss -four will not make
good paste because it has been deprived
Of the necessary glutinous substance
ADD 70 the nour sufficient water TO max"
a thick batter. Beat or stir until the
-FOUR ana water are thoroughly mixed.
Then add water gradually, stirring the
batter until reduced 10 the consistency
OF milk. Add about one third ounce
Of alum to each pound Of -four; place
on the fire. and STIR until done, 10 pre-
vent burning. A. soon as 1t gets TO
boiling temperature it Will appear lumpy'
after which il will assume smooth,
even appearance. II is then done, ana
must be taken off the fire at once. II
made in large quantities it is better to
cook IL with a steam jet. because there
is no danger of burning. few drops OF
oil Of sassafras or other perfume VIII
give it a pleasant oior.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
No Colored Legislators In West Nir-
giuin.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA.
70 the Editor Of the Dispatch:
VIII you kindly state IN your Sunday
edition. II possible the number Of Colorei
members there are in each branch II the
West Virginia Legislature now in session
:.
There is not one In either branch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
Prince Edward and Iunc"""rS
Gnmc Laws.

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
Please publish the ramc-law Of Prince
Edward and Lunonhurg counties pdSS'A
hv the last session of the legislature.
SUBSCRIBER.
Here II IS.
I. Re il enacted by the General Assem-
hlv OF Virginia. That II shall he unldwiW
% Kill. capture. hunt. buy. sell or oU'F
FOR sale. in the county OF Luncnhuis'
any partriages or wild turkeys between
the lst day Of January and the l1th 81
october in each year. or ut any une L"
take or catch the same In traps or nets
or take or destroy the eggs OF same IN
said county.
; Any person violating the provisions
OF this act shall b. held guilty OF ms
eemcanor ana shall be fined not less
than s. nor more than so or imprisoned
not more than thirty days for each Of
fence.
g. This act shall be in force from i's
passage.
There was no special act on the sub
'ect Of game FOR Prince Edward county
passed at the las, session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10

TRAINS leave RICHMOND:
400 A. ~, Arrive Petersburg J.3l \. ".
norfolk HIS \. " stops only
At Peters,burs. Wayeriy. and
Suffolk, Va.
s05 A. 81. Arrives Petersbdrg 30 \. ".
Weldon ll.g a. ~. Fayst'e,
VILE 50 l. W.. Char. s,ou
ll.B J. ~. savannah li3 A..
NJ. jacksonville 10 &. r..
Connects ~ Wilson with SO
- arriving GYigsb1ro' 105 =.
NJ, Wilmington SIS T. 49,
pullman Sleeper Nv York tO
Port Tampa
255 =. N, Local. arrives Petersburg Q q
i. n Makes ali stops
$40 l.. NJ. Arrives Petersburg SIS +. N,
\orfolN $50 T.. 81. Makes az
7l3 p. NJ. Arrives Petersburg 7.sP. ".
Weldon tG l.. 81. Fayettc-
vile 1913 \. NJ, Charleston
Go \ 81. Savannah 10 a.
n. jacksonville 1870 l.. NJ
NEW LINE TO MIDDLE
GEORGIA POINTS. Arriving
Aiken 40 \. N. Augusta 5
\. NJ. Macon no. a. ". A.
l1nta l2I5 T.. ". ppiiWan
Sleeper Nv York 20 Charles
ton. So Augustine Port Tam
pa, Aiken. Augusta, and Nil
u:p p, NJ. Arrive Petersburg l22 4. n,
Burkeyllle 2il \. NJ Lynch-
a NJ, Bristol u % y. u.
Pullman sleeper Richmond 70
lynchburg. .
l2.3 A. NJ. Arrives petersburg o0 \. u,
Weldon 2iS :. 81. henderson
40I A. NJ. Raleigh 5I5 \. u .
Eibcrton 2.0f j.. NJ. Atlanta
500 T. NJ Pullman sleeper
Washington h Atlanta.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
40 A. NJ. From jacksonville, savannah
Charleston. Atlanta. Macon
Augusta, and weldon.
go A. NJ. Atlanta. Athens and Raleigh.
s25 4. NJ. Lynchburg and the Wcst
1l.05 a. NJ, Norfolk. suffolk, and Peters
burg.
Cg5 T. M JAG ksoDVille. y n 2 a ~
Charls ston, Wilmington. q ts
horo', and Weldon
zoo p. NJ. Norfolk. Suf0lk. Way rly ani
PeterSbu
500 =. NJ. Lyuchburg ami tho West
r. " EMERSON.
JR. KFNI.Y. Traffic Manager.
General Manager. 81 ,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
SOUTHERN RAIL WAY
(PlEDMoYT AIR-LrYE).
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
~ EFFECT JANUARY -. 1885.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA.
70 Is A. ". SOUTHERN EXPRESS. daily

, q A. N. SOUTHERN EXPRESS. daily
for Ddnyile. Gre nshur9
Winston-Sal-m. Sisop'rs Rich
moui. Va. - DauNile. am
SAT- stIry. Connects with .n'
Florida Limited go. .p. car
rt.ug slerpers 10 Augusta
Jacksonville, Tampa, and -
Augustine and with me
WASHINGTON and southwestern
NeSffhulai Limited 80. .'t
carving sleepars DanNille I'd
Ash VILE and H0t Springs, ~
lauta. Birmingham, 'npn'-'
and New Orleans Corrections
mad. AZ Memphis AID New
orleans COR on points iu Texas
and California. RlchmJni pas
sruscrs can remain in rl-'irt
and change AZ salisbury ~
7lj a ~ sleeper open i9r
passengers At go i. VI.
go 7. ", FAST MAIL, daily. ior ~
lanta and point SCUM.
Connects AT Moseloy W..l
Farmv!ile AMI P1Vnatan rl.i-
road. a. keysylls for 'laFh
Vile. oxford. Henderson. aut
Durham. ard a. Greensboro
for Durham. Raleigh, ann
Wlnst0n-Saiom Carries sl-'p-
CTS New York - Atlanta On
MONTGOMERY. and from E"W
York 20 Jacksonville. Parl e.
Car Atlanta - E.rm.nzhtfi.
90 7. ". LOCAL. daily except sun Jay,
for Keysy.lle and intermediate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10

and the Treasurer was compelled to pay
10 each Juror the full amount aiioweo
him by the Court, without any deduc-
ton on account OF taxes due.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
RAILROAD LINES.
"a n Nga4E 5sEl s.isssa .
A TLANTfC-COASr LINE.


SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE TUESDAY.
JANUARY 8. 1906.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND :

6.i5 \. ", From Atlanta ami Jackson
VILE
40 p VI From Atlanta AMI Augusta
$40 \. NJ, From keysV.iie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10

THE
! oW i Err,
JuEus5yG|e&SonS.
UPSIDE DOWN.
That's the way we
are turning our stock
THIS WEEK.
new GOODS
are cIamoring for ad-
mission.
Spring cleaning
must begin early.
This will interest
7i' ''i,' Tells Everybody
and everybody tells
the price.
.WeCan't
Every Item.
Drap De Yienne, for street dresses
and odd waists, all novel effects,
PRICE IL lie.
Drap de Crlnkle, for ladies' shirt
waists, just as effective as silks all
colors, price l5.c,
SPECIAL PRICE q Lie.
5000 yards of dainty stripe Outings,
adapted principally for children's wear
former price l2!c.,
NOW = 1-3c.
! 5000 yards of l-yard- wide Unbleached
, Cotton,
SPECIALPRTCE3 1-2c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT SUNDAY. DE.
GENDER - 1894.
s. \. l.. ~. iQ5. -. :.
Daily. Daily.
- pt.b,,o,4 f1.3 II g.OJ A ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-10

r J. ANDERSON
General PASSENGER Assent.
II " BOYNIN. city Passenger = j. =
eqe e,-f Main street. ic .
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-13

ager may bill you for New York on a
certain night and the next night at a
place 50 far away that his victim, the
lecturer has almost TO break his
neck to get there. That sort If a
thing might be suffered once or twice
but when they are likely to interrupt
the luxurious ease of a lecturer ut any
time. the prospect is not 80 attractive
as it might be-
Gov, Peck will appear as a humoaist
He win firally decide in few weeks
which offer to take, and until then the
place of his debut. which will prob
ably be made next fall, cannot he
named.
Mr.. Peck is still receiving consider
able income In the form of royalty
from the play founded ON Peck's Bad
Boy. When he was in Boston few
weeks ago. he settled with Tie mana
ger for last season, and the manager
informed him that prospects for The
next season We're better than ever.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-06-13
BOSSISM ABAFT!
f5e cream City Takes Long Step
Forward.

Milwaukee, June 10. Mayor Koch
5.s notified the common council that
IS mas appointed Joshua Stark, James
fsnroy Glai.es IL. Strohmeyer and
ranrld Niederman as members Of the
g.W civil selyiye commission. The
aDpolutmenls are made by the mayor
If accordance with the provisions of
.ae liW PASSED ~ the last legislature,
when is mi act looking to tue placing
II all the departments of a purely ex-
<.utiye character in the city govern
nent, 80 far as practicable, under the
rules Jf civil service.
President ,Ioha A. Butler, IF the
nanloipal league, stated that he was
mulA pleased Ill the appointment Of
Mr.. stark ana thought the other mem
ba,, are also acceptable, though ne
va, act personally acquainted with
fhen. The establishment of the
eIy.l >tm ice commission" said Mr.
BIlar. marks IA era in the history
ii Milwaukee which will prove inn
1a@dnJ lAe commissioners have
power 10 extend the civil service rules
any Of the most important branches
II The city government. They will
consider only personal fitness and will
doubtless relegate 'bossism' to lie
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