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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
WASHINGTON NEWS NOTES.
The Financial Biii-Complimcntt TO Captain
Wise-North Carolina's Scnatorships.

WASHINGTON, -. &, January S.-(Spc-
cial )-Representatlve Woodar1 said to-
day that he thought all Of the Democratic
members from North Carolina would vote
for the pending financial bill.
The Virginia delegation stand az pre-
viously reported. Six are thought 70 be Tor
the bill or anything like It. one is regarded
as doubtful, though inclined 10 support
the measure, and three are opposed to the
Carlisle plan and expect TO vote against
all OF the propositions that have been
presented or suggested 10y the aIministra-
ton.
Representative Wise to-day received
very hatter.ng telegram from General
Lloyd Brce. OF New York, the editor Of
the North American Review. II was 4
request that the member from the Third
Virginia District writ 2Jl0-word ar
tice FOR the Review on the retaliatory
measures by European governments
against our products.
Mr.. Wise regrets very much that he IL
50 pressed for time be VIII not be- able
to write his views for publication. The
committee OF which h is chairman VIII
have great deal 10 dO and he will be
compelled o. decline 10 give his views
on this important question through 50
influential a publication az the North
American Review.
General Bryce. the editor. served a
couple of terms In Congress with Repre-
sentative Wise.
The House Committee on Elections hal
a meeting today, bat nothing WAS done
toward reach'3r decision I'm ta' Nlr-
sinia cas, Of Goode vs. Epcs II begins
"a lDfsk
session with the case
Representative Woodard to-day secured
an appointment in the Treasury Depart
mont for l.. Green son Of ii. II. Green,
OF Weldon y. G..
Congressman Hunn. Of North Carolina,
IA expected to return to the city to-mor-
row.
great deal Of interest is felt here in
the senatorial ontest now going ON 70
Ralesh, and there can b. no doubt that
the Republican politicians In other states
are using their influence 10 shape things
50 their party may get an advantage. II
such a thing is possible They would
Ike 90 cut oCt Marion Butler II they
could. but it is understood they look for
his election to one OF the scnatorihps.
The Republicans in the Senate would pre-
Ter 10 have one of their men gct the
short term. They need the vote this soe-
sion In case OF EMERGENCIES. and count
on having the successor Of Mr.. Jarvis
here 1T the earliest possible moment.
Their plan f. 10 prevent the DmlcrIt5
from amending the tarin or passing any
financial bin this winter.
Postma.tcrs oI the fourth class were to-
day appointed for Virginia as follows:
j. c. Holt. Grantanl, Henrico county.
vice Sarah l.. l.. Holt. deceased; X. l..
Wilburn. Statesyille. Pittsylyania county,
vice g. +. LOyelacc. resigned; Luther y.
Rock. Stokes, Goochland county. wee q.
: Stokes, resigned.
Representative Turner introduced i'm the
House today a bin proposing that there
b" paid out Of the Treasury 10 the estate
Of John Catlctt, deceased. late OF Warren
county. Va. the sum Of NW3 for stores
and supplies taken by the Federal army
during the war,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
THE RAILROAD BILL.
An Amendment Desired by SIR. Morrison.
Commercial Traycilers' Measure.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. January s.
The Senate Committee on Interstate
Commerce to-day considered the railroad
bill. y letter was received frcm Com
sioner Morrison. OF the Interstate Conn
merce Commission, calling attention 20
certain defects in the measure When
the bill was discussed in the House tt
was agreed that 1t provided that the rail-
roads could fix their own rates. but these
rates should not become operative until
submitted 10 the commission. The same
discussion also led 20 the conclusion that
the commission was given ample safe
guards and complete supervision Of the
matter. This contention Mr. Morrison
disputes. and SAYS the bill as now framed
gives the commission supervision only
after the railroads have agreed upon
their rates. lie q aslres that an amend
ment should be added that will give the
commission that thorough control the
necessities Of the case require
The committee ordered favorable re-
port on the House bill known rs the COM
pcrcial-trayelcrs' bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
Bounties Declared Unconstitutional

WASHINGTON. -. g., January s.
The Court Of Appeals Of the District Of
Columbia. through Justice Shepard. to,
day delivered an opinion affirming the
decision of Judge McComas, in the Dis,
trict Circuit Court. refusing to grant the
application Of the Miles Planting and
Manufacturing Company. Of Louisiana,
for mandamus 10 compel the Secretary
Of the Treasury and the Commissioner or
Internal Revenue 20 make an examina-
ti0n Of the sugar produced by the company
preliminary 90 the payment Of the sugar
bounty for 1891. which Secretary Carlisle
refused To pay on tho ground that the
new tarin law repealed the bounty pro-
vision OF the Mckinley act.
The case * an important one involvine
the constitutionality of bOunties and ~
the new tariff law. The most interesting
feature OF The Courts opinion E.. its prac,
teal declaration that tn. granting OF
bOunties IS unconstitutional
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
An After-German supper.

Blackwater Courier, January 3th.p
very dainty little supper was given
bv Miss Bessie Atkinson after tho ger
man Thursday night 20 few OF hrr
friends In honor OF her guest. Miss LLiis
Barham OF Newsoms, who, II II Wen
known. Is one OF Southampton's most az
,ractive daughters. About e.30 the guests
were invited by their hostess to me sup
ner-room, where covers Were lald Tor
about ten and the table decorated artisii-
cally with La France roses ana Wnlte
,vith their delicate perfumes. Fatigue
from the dancing was forgotten In the en-
ioyment OF the seasons deilcacies. MISS
Bessie presided In her usual easy anu
II ma
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09

COSSTANTINOPLE. Ianuarv 4 III.
press ot mis- cay ptnlIsh patch frnr~
Xxi fasha. comm fnIrr cf tho Fourtr
Army corfs stationed at Erziugan Al.
duc Turkey announcing the seizure or
large quantity Ct explosives Intended
20 be used hY Armenian a,itators
The newepalrrs also publish details q
aliegd acts ~ murder and triganAags
10y Armenian agItators. AM. IA comment.
ing thereon. declare that the loyal ele.
mont ot tn' Amen1ns who have lived
for SIX centuries unlnr ~ ms, al
lencncen' ruio ~ thr Imperial Govern.
meut heartily 80 bate th. lAw,essnasa
of thcir COmp4frlOs aeftatlrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
Female College Building Eurncd.

ATLANTA. CA, January S-A special
from Huntsville Ala. says: The Hunts
Vile Female COLLEGE. one u tn largest
institutions Of the KIND in the South was
burned this afternoon. There were 100
Loarders n the building all Of whom es-
capped without serious injury. 50 far as IS
known. The managers Ot tie cylIe%e hfv"
rented the military acd iemy a0l VIII open
school tomorrow. The citizens have
taken the girls to their homes Work viii
rc commenced on new building imme-
.fftf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
a Superior Lien on a HsIIrond.

ASHEVfLLE. y. c.. January S-(Sre-
cial Judge Simonton. az the Fourth
United States Circuit Court. and Judge
Bradley. of the District Court Of South
i.5j OF the cole of North Carolina givCr
to parties receiving personal injuries a
lien on a railroad and its property sup
ri0r 20 that of "a prc-oXisting mortgage
bOndh0ller and the Supreme Court or
North Carolina has 'ntmaici very strong
~ that It's Interpretation 0i this section
agrees With that OF the South Carolina
courts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09

such that 1t necessarily causes his fam
ily and friends much unelsiness. Many
Of his friends have called to inquire
about him. and all through the South
there will be universal hope BAat he may
rally and recover.
General Heth Is a member OF the gov
eminent commission charged with mark
ing the positions Of the two armies at the
battle OF Antletan1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
Accept the Home building.

The Board Of Governors OF thu Masonic
Home. an their monthly meeting yester-
day. accepted from the contractor, Mr..
Joseph ". Thomas, the handsome central
building that has just been completed.
Inc structure is entirely satisfactory. and
odmirably suited for the uses Of the In
StltutIon.
colonel Phillips is now at work on the
improvements 10 the grounds. Colonel
Cutshaw prepar 4 the plans for these
improvements, which contemplate con
verting the part OF the grounds betwes g.
the bIilIing and the railway track into
j lanL.cape park.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
THEY CO TO JAIL.
Debs and Company Begin Serving Their
Sentences for Contempt.

CHICAGO. January s.-Eugene Y. Debs
and the other officers and directors of
the American Railway Union went to tn
Cook county Jail to-day 10 begin serving
the sentence recently imposed on them
for contempt Of court.
There was no formal procedure. During
the day the men dropped IN one by one
and surrendered themselves % the Ma
shal. Their appeal TO the supreme Court
week. being now in course OF PREPARATION
The chances are that the prisoners VIII
be obliged 20 remain In jail for at least
two weeks before the supreme Court can
be- heard from Unless the decision al
that time is favorable. they viii have 10
serve out their terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09

nei Prescott WIN take an Interest IN the
schools, and tney viii C0ubtiess flourish
under his supervision
Miss Ruth Anthony, OF oxford, Md,
Is visiting fricuds here.
Senator JARVIS was among the visitors
here today.
Captain ". II. K,chin was here to-day
On route u Raleigh. lie said he eN-
poets 10 b. eith.r Railroad Commissioner
or Superintendent OF the State Pcniten-
tiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09

For re past twelve years "e nn,
agent, FOR The ssccine vras IRON 'as .e'.o''s,. s.
po,pseuey sock Of 100 Sew snslini ,so.n'
Company, whish Is ihe largest "ni 49, Va 90.
~, r,ouasator OF Noo.HgmaniEei aoe'he w
Wv - ,ns ,,rli. hayiag soii IA 'irgiSis sns
- Ca,ol,ra several hlsirei iaoa'"ha
po,nts prepared ~ inis company.
We ssyo .no testimony Of our le'dlos po'''
- ma I'D, OF neal,n a, 70 ir' sn'e'ey, sna
are now prepared to oi orders IN aby s''''"'
as ~ are daily In racsi9, et ife'a i'o'Ds a
Wa have n.led orders from no boTn
t..,m,ea. Manchester, AMI o'hes
places % during various smallpox splds@sss .ss,,.
'',p spec,al dl.coans to Boaris OF Health ana 'a'
.t,,a,lous requiring larse laapsi''es. v.,,
,Al.o. 500 Apn naneer of 'ts'aia ,. Ass' s...s
Moathly, page ge. report Vt 'HsiH'
board II neslinl .c,
wnIAxP PoTrnRSss 8 Ia.
suoe..ors % 7. Rocer's basef'
A,,,ts for yirsiril and Nofsa |af"AHs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
snnln Mill Eccnnsllnr

WASHINGTON. y. c.. January S.
Dispatches To the Departmer, of state
from Minister H1nnis Taylor. at Madrid.
indicate the success of the Presidents :
protest against the action Of Spain in
virtually shutting out American flour
from West Indian possessions by imp0s-
ing maximum tariff schedules as n result
Of the reciprocity ahrogAtl0n clause OF
the Gorman-Brico act. 1t ia cypectnI
that within q f-w days n decree VIII
he issued restoring the schedules In VOGUE
\ year ago. All probability OF rctalia-
tion against Spain Is therefore past.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
Sioncd the Contract with the Coroner

The Police Committee met last evening
and signed the contract with Dr. William
IL. Taylor. city Coroner. whereby the
the next year and half upon the pay
ment u him by tn city OF a salary Of
$3.50 month For a long time his
fees have amounted u more than 500
per month, and the action Of the com
mittee is pur ly economic. The body
only transacted routine business after
the contract had been disposed Of.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
Grand Lodge OF Nasons In Session.

RALEIGH. y. C.. January S-(SpccalD
The Grand Lodge Of Masons began its
iUSth session here tonight. with III lodges
represented Granl-Mastcr John ". cot
ten. OF Tarh0ro' presilcs. Reports show
a gain Of seven lodges during the year
Al reports are satisfactory. That OF ths
oxford Orphan Asylum shows y ceip,s -
s2Lu0. and $500 balance on hand. Com
tributions have been larger than In many
wears. H. y Duke Oilers 10 give N.o9
To- the asylum. ~ divided tho Masons cone
tribute - Ike sun al Of th's 90 be used
IN erecting or improving buildings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
The Drowned Mr.. Ryan.

additional infOrmatI0n received m TINS
city yesterday in reference To Edward
RYAN. VINO was drowned near Bacon's 5
Castle. ana about whom Colonel Murphy
vas written. dsclos > the fact that he
was a resident ot this city. and had a
number Of relatives living here. He was
q brother Of Mr. William Ryan, letter
carrier. who resides on Buchanan street
near the Chesapeake and Ohio shops. and
Mr. John Ryan. who IS employed at the
shops Of the Southern railway.
Mr. James McDonough VIII 90 after
the body to-day, and will bring 1t here
fnr inlerment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
Tobacco Company Decision.

NEW YORK. January S.-Judcc la
comb, IN the United Stat's Circuit Court,
or the American Tobacco Company. other
wise known "a the Cigarette Trust.
against the National Cigarette Company
for the violation of pat .nt-rlghts. Judge
L1comhc states In his decision that he
viii suspend judgment In case an appeal
Is taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09

Tho Tlke viii meet I'm C0nc0rlia Hall
tonight FOR tho first time.
r,,,. !, J. T,.,,,.rtlc, c-- yt-,.tt,,.,,.,,
,.,.tlr,i, 80, i,.,i i'-,,', ''''
h,rc re,rt ham,, ...' fl ll' W. ,yd.y,,,. ~.
visit To- Wrsh'nr,o9.
Mr.. John Iinisly, of l.nriro county
i5 SICK al hlS 9oIHe On t"e h'''H r"a'.
lie is In his s-i year.
Ms I.,,,..r. ,,,,,,...,o.. o.,l t,.,. ,o.,,,,
,.list,j '5',,..,',.r '''-
inr 81, II. e1.t Fr.rl,liu
..r oj ion lt.r,ift n to..,.. ~ W.
f,ll verr in ,l,,. c't,. ,'s,..,.i1,.
NI1. anne u. ~ -.I - NlH,ni ot
u HIr nome III h'T 'i"' i'-'. W. Aii' NJ
= ave "'ih'' r'' "N7t 'fi@-" Ht'ti-
ThIlip Kenny. Il sailor was taken SICK
on Byrd stree, near Ninth Yesterday. ami
WIS removed % the almshousr for treat
mont
Mr.. Bernard Pevton and children are
spending several week. with her r4rerts.
Captain ana Mrs. Henry Ashton of IaI-
timlrc.
rt, .,,I r1.,,r,, t,.... l..,,
i.'r,.i a.. ~ Ir '"',' li'i li'i are
"a "I a. 90. i"9t ~ 90 ,I'I.
,' ,.'t'-fyl VIII st,,Ii bras D,H's If"m
'' anu '''''' ''''"'F'
The c'li-wavc flH was hcisted ycster-
f,., tt. y,',.,,.' r,.,,.,, a. 't','i '',i
,r.ii,t',,., SU ~ . ...,. a., .' W.
,,,.,o.,., ~ ,o,'i,b ' III '''e '"''-
The fire at thn Baltimore Clothing COM
paur's store ON Broad street Sunday
morning was put ont hy th- us- of an
,Nuugusher carried hy CHief Pul.er. Tfcre
WAS no damas. by fire.
Csrtain r. \. Goodman writes 70 \
r,i.,3 t.ra T., ~ v,ry I",''-,i ,,.in ,lo,'t
uia second trial or his c3sa. which is ey-
rrctci o. occur either in March or Auril
In the Albcm1rle County Court.
An jmuortout n.etfn,, or IN. pichmon1
V.tirI I'M ,..,,l IT, i 80 49,. -, -,
,i> ,'st rr. a. gt,, 10 ., .I,,i,t ~
Mn, 1nlb instant - = o'ciock rvGr,,
member is rcauest,I To- be- present.
There win be am interesting ion to-
nlghl Of NichmQud Castle, No. 1. knights
of thg Golden Eaelr, The lodge viii hr
N.si''L ~ S,,ir ms, NET JACOB ~. Huli
3and IN, supreme Medical ENdminer or
Wv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
He Admitted His Guilf.

The exclusive announcement yesterday
morning In the Dispatch OF the serving of
"a warrant upon John Wilson alias Charles
Kane, of Philadelphia upon the charge
Of the big robbery at Columbia, Va, some
weeks ago was followed by a confession
by the accused made 10 the officers yes
terday. Wilson alias Kane was taken
10 FIuvanna county by an officer last eve
uing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
Maps of Battle-tields.

X. f. Lee camp. No. !. c. ". received
yesterday from the War Department in
WASHINGTON, thirty-twO aliases. contain
ing four maps each Of different battle.
fields These handsome and we!i-eNecuted
Senator Daniel and Congressman Wisa.
They will be presented 10 the camp
FRIDAY night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
Dlned the Ship's Oficers.

Friday in New York the officers OF the
Ola Dominion Steamship Company gave
on board the Ola Dominion an elegant
dinner 10 the officers OF the ships of the
company then in port. There were eighty
five persons at the table aud addresses
were made by the president and wee
president OF the company, the New York
agent, Captain Couch, and others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
Banking BiIl Progrnmlnp.

NASHINGTON. January S-While no
formal meeting Of the Committee on Rules
has b N held garilng the Carlisle bank
ing bin. the Democratic members Of the
committee have taci'ly aGr. el that a vote
Will be- taken Friday OF this week. and
regulating debate during the Interim.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
SI.5O only

for e. 81 -. g. and s. Cloth-Top ani kii-
Button Boots for ladies. ODDS AMI ends
reduced % half-price AMI less % make
room for spring goods Three hundred
ulirs. Cash only. auI none exchanged
JACOB MAY & son.
CQ, Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
Ir tho Baby q. Cutting Teeth.

be suro and use that old and wsll'tried
remedy. Mis. Winslow's Soothing syrup.
for children teethlng II soothes tho ehilds
soft,ns the gums. allays al PAIN cures
wind-c0lic. and is tho best r'meiy tos
dlarrhoea. twenty-five cents bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
We.k.of-Praycr Services.

The audience that attended the week-of-
prayer service at the Church OF the Cove
nant last night was small. owing TO the
prevailing rain-storm. but proved a
de ply interested one. Rev. Dr. HID n
delivered "A forcible address on THE Uni
versal Church" The services continue
fhrauahaut tha Uaak-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09

WASIUNGTON. January S.-The Pr'si-
dent today decided 10 grant permission
o. The land az the United States Marine
Corps to make an extensive concert tour
II the southern States ana tn band. con-
Slsfing Of Nfty pieces. vii leave Washing
ton about March 18TH To travel six weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
Annual Meetings of cuisines. Institutions.

The stockholders Of tho several national
banks ot the city held their annual meet
lhEs yesterday and 81! ted their boards Of
directors. Mr.. !. W Allison was placed
on The directory Of the First National
vice Mr.. Byrd Warwick. deceased. Sub
s"quentlv The directories met and re-elcct-
at the oli officers.
\ meeting OF tho stockholders Of the
Granite Buildng Company was held at
tn.ir OiICe yesterday afternoon at $50
O'Clock. and the following officers and
directors were elected. President. James
R. Worth; Nicc-Pr s.lent. g. y. Earga-
min; Secretary ana Treasurer. Samuel N.
Pulli1m. bifoct0Ts-C Y. Edrgamin. ~ ok
son Guy. y. D Hargrove. Dr. John Ma
hoNy, Jonas Marcu-e, John Murphy,
James y. plcas4ntt /. v. GlazcbroOk.
ana James H. Worth
At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders ~ The Guarantee Ruilling. Ionu.
ana Trust Company the following dirc"t-
ors were elected: ". e. Camp. j. y.
Hill. H. Ice Lorraine sol Cutchins. j.
". Hulchor \. T. Chewning. james -.
Crump. j. w Rothort. ana Fritz sitter
ding The following officers were elected
hv the directors. W G. Camp. president:
George 6. Jefferson. secretary. SCI. Cutch-
i1s. att. rnoy. \. j. Chewing and Fritz
SIttcrdiug. trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
4 Spring Meeting Proposed.

A number of horsemcn arc interesting
III mralves i1 working up a SprinS meet
ing to Dee held here this year. y meet
ing looiing 10 this end VII be holl At
the Exchange Hotel tomorrow nirht. 1t
/" generally bcllevol that "a good meeting
held here during ~, month If May would
be vow sulc-s.lul.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
Colonel Prescott Gives Satisfaction.

WELDON, n. C.. January Especial,
Ths elac,Ion of Colonel \. Prescott, Of
this town. as County superintendent OF
Public Instruction to NIL the vaeahsY
caused by the resignation OF captain W.
IA pnnd. gives general Satisfaction WV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
ZEB VANCE WALSER.
4 Republican Nominated for Speaker of
North Carolina House.

RALEIGH. y. c., January S.-CSpe-
ci4lD-There vas another surprs, late to-
night at the joint caucus of Republicans
and PopUlls,s f1r 10. Vance Walscr
as certain after t0-lly's action, was
nominated Speaker Of the House. Il -
the greatest surprise of .he week, a1t
gives Pritchard a black eye for the scu4-
tOrship, 1t is now alleged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
GENERAL HETH ILL.
Ills Condition Such ns to Cause His
Friends Uneasiness.

WASHINGTON. u. C., January s.
tSpecial)-General Harry Heth is serl-
ously III AZ his residence In this city. He
vas seized with an acute attack OF pneu-
nonia on Sunday night last. on Satur-
lay he was up and about as usual. sn1
vas apparently In good health. His ply
slcian has hopes OF his recovery, but al
us writing II Is impossible 10 tell what
urn the disease may take. The fiftl
lay will be the critical period OF the i'll
ness.
At present General Heth's condition Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
Laidlnw Against Russell Sage.

NEW YORK. January S.-The third
trial Of the suit 9f William r. Laiilaw
BEGAN this morning in the supreme Court
hDtnre JulLe HAitnr-on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09

1he best authorities on skin diseases
now believe th'y are Invariably caused
by germs or microbes. Quratoi Is the
most powerful germ -Atl'r IN existence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
Heavy Snowfall at stauuton.

STAI-NTON. VA. January > -lSpeclaD
Snow has h,sn falling steadily all tho
afternoon The prouul is covered 10
depth ~ four inches. AMI The outlook lndi-
Gates a heavy fam.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09

,..,,.r,-s, prrrxKs 10 not only dt''.asu.sa
themselves 81 their fafS Aoi ara, sre
above all others senersiiy used GOV s. .,,ss
also sure preventive 'or al iseAss' =, sss.sss
mon, tho digesslys Ssssas ss.Ms% ss.Ms.,ss..rs1
,s,,.. Ask for sss genuine Ars'Sss' ~sAs'
by pr. J.. q. o. s.sssss sssSt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09

We viii invest money f)r part.e, having
money 10 lend 1n zeal estate or On 6'oi
c0llaterels
THE FINANCE TRADING COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
, beautiful Upright Piano $500.

This piano has not been used si1
months. Full size; artistic case.
4. b. LEE.
SO Main street. successor 70 Hjlani q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
.,u,,,., p,s..,ibIe Cocoa

:, NOR, delicious N taste ant "onA , 80, ,.o,.
:, ,ss , oreees. !, Is prepared Is rendered nor
rou,i,sins ana more easily dise''si 'A'' -
- '.,e,arat,on u coooa % choooia'~