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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-25
a BREACH OF PROMISE SENSATION
The Plaintiff Succeeds in stopping n
MarriRgc.

Louisville, KY, Oct. IA few hours af-
ter the filing of the sensational breach Of
promise suit by Miss Maud Sturgeon
against DR.. Samuel Wetherby yesterday
the defendant appeared at the county
clerks Office at Mddletown and applied
for license to wed Miss Aileen Milliken
He was accompanied by her brother. The
license was granted. but Miss Sturgeon
succeeded in creating a scene and appeal
ed to Miss Miliken's parents to delay the
marriage pending an investigation The
marriage was postponed. Miss Sturgeon
threatens to kill DR.. Wetherby If he weds
Miss Milliken
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-25

Beaufort. N c.. oct. PA verdict OF
not guilty was rendered In the superior
court to-day in the case Of the National
Life Association of Hartford. Conn. pros
ecuting DR.. T. b. Delamar, l.. r. Poe and
William Fish in the Hattie Davis bogus
insurance case. Several similar cases re-
main TO be tried.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-25
COLOR LINE IN SCHOOLS.
The school Board of Perry Apt to BE
Put in Jail.

Perry. o. T.. Oct. 24.-The members of
the local schoolboard will probably be
put in Jail to-day for refusing to admit
negro children to white schools. The col
ored people obtained a writ of mandamus
ten days ago compelling the board to
admit all children to the city schools, but
under the authority of the board Supt
Augustine ordered the coored children
from the white schools to their own build
srrer
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-25
CAROLINA's COUNTIES.
The New England system of Govern
ment Proposed.

Columbia S. c., Oct. 24.-In the consti-
tutional convention to-day the new coun-
ty matter was discussed all day again.
The limit of eight miles, the distance
that a new county line is to run into an
old court house, was adopted. Some other
restrictions were put on and then Uncle
George" Tillman presented to the conven-
ment of the New England system of coun-
ty government in this state. This was dis
cussed the balance of the day. Messrs
Tillman and Gary both made eXplana-
night.
The night session was devoted to argu-
ments for and against the township gov
eminent scheme. A vote will be reached
to-mOrroW.-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-25
LUBLIN HIT BY A HURRICANE.
Many Persons Crushed to Death in 81
Church struck by the storm.

Church Struck by the storm.
Warsaw, Oct. A.-The cley of Lublin, the
capital of the government of that name in
Russian Poland, was visited by a hurri-
cane to-day, which resulted in loss of life
and great damage to property. Religious
services were being held in the cathedral.
markino the centennial anniversary of
the third partition of Poland when the
hurricane broke over the town. The iron
covered roof Of the edifice, which was
filled with wOrshippers, was torn away
and fell into the interior of the church,
killing several persons outright and in
juring large number. The panic-strick-
en- congregation, shrieking with terror.
made a rush for the doors and many men,
women and children, were thrown down
or into insensibility in the struggling mass
of humanity
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-25
wAIFs FROM THE WIRES.
Some of the Days Events Set Forth
In short Stories.

glastonbury. o., oct. 24.-Fire broke out
early this morning in Whitney & Pow
on the north side of Madison street
were laid In ruins. The burnt territory
Is about two acres in extent. The total
loss is $4,000, with insurance Of less
tha n Quc-half
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-25
Ex-senator VanwycIx Dead.

washington, Oct "a. : Ex-senator
Charles ii Vanwyck of Nebraska died
this afternoon at 4.3O o'clock at a hotel
in this city. He was stricken with paraly-
sis on Monday while sitting in his room
talking with his wife and sank gradu-
ally until his death. This was his Sec
ond attack.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-25
RELIEF FOR THE ARMENIANs.
An Appeal to the Churches for the
Offerings of a sunday

VHVFihgs OIL sUndny.
New York, Oct A-The Armenian Re
lief Association, whose headquarters are
in New York city, in view of the action
taken by the general convention of the
Protestant Episcopal church. an ne reso-
lutions of sympathy passed bv the onere-
gational council and other religious bodies
in the United States, has is
sued an urgent appeal to all the churches
throughout the country to devote the Of
ferings of a Sunday to the sufferers in
Armenia. Tue contributions are received
by Charles H. Stout. cashier of the Bank
of the Republic. New York city, treasurer
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-25
BRoKE HER RUDDER.
ihe Steamer st. Louis Meets With an
Accident in q Gale.

southampton, Oct. 24-The American
i-i'e steamer St. Louis, Capt. William G.
l'andle' which sailed from New York. oct.
Tor this p9rt, arrived here this afternoon
a. clock in charge of the ocean tugs
lax ana Hercules. which had been sent
~ 70 meet her in response to her signals.
So however, came in under her own
sS ~ uiihcuIty. She had broken he rudder
gara mics from Southampton in a heavy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
Professor Boatw right and Ills Ancestry.

10 the Editor OF the Dispatch:
Having been n pupil OF Richmond Col
lege a long time ago, | have watcheu It's
progress for many years, and especially
the action Of the Board Of Trustees In the
| recent election Of Professor +. W. Boat
wright as president or the college. ] am
not personally acquainted with the young
man. and yet ! feel az III i Know MN
from my long and intimate acquaintance
with his ancestors. I knew his great
uncles. Thomas. John. Josiah. and VIII
liam. for about forty years. ana MS
grandfather. who was a Baptist preacher.
These five brothers were successful farm
crs. living I'm the same community. ana
were true ard trustworthy citizens. whose
characters were unstained by the poilu-
,lons Of the world. Ittv. Il. u. Boat
wright CHE father Of the IresldenD Is
a consecratod Baptist minister. and mas
lahorcd long and faithfully In the Mas
ter's cause. Had the trustees chosen the
son ~ a nohleman or millionaire, the
purity Of their motives might De I'M
pcachcd: but they selected a young man
VINO claims no royal b!rthright, but stands
up0n the rlaifofm Of his own meflts
ana chaIIcneesr al investigation as to his
fitness for the high position to which he
has been called. In addition 20 his
scholastic attachments and his determined
purnose 10 overcome every ~impcdiment
which may hinder his success. he invites
the cooperation Of the brotherhood. and
invokcs the additional endowment Of
divine grace to enable him tn prosecute
the work entrusted TO mis- care. with
such a man ~ president, aided by the
counsel and prayers Of friends, IT seems
10 me We need not fear tn" result
r. T.. REYNOLDS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
The First Regiment.

,rouhles Of the First Regiment
- T.. increasing. The majority OF
-. omcers are antagonisiic to Coione
Io,e. while a considerable number OF the
o,u,.el ncu are exceedingly ifiehdIy 10
hin. 49,,
.rne REGIMENT ann prosper IN ths
- and We fear that The existing dlih'
ou,,,cs cannot Toe amicably settled. Soof
., nav 10 necessary for the governor
=, ,ake charge Of the case ana see II
reorganization cannot be oH'c'eu'
=, ,h,s ne not done the command vii
,,oer ,~rretrieyably. citizens who haV'
o,vavv been cordial In support of II are
.aoom,,g disguised with this factional
s,r,fe. Ihe regiment has lost ground III
public favor.
ve surfoSe that there will have TO be
some sort OF inquiry. and that the factloii
,oas, to blame for existing troubles VIII
have 10 be charged with reorganization
the regiment seems hopeiessly divided
spa,,.t Itself. and this would lessen pub
no confidence IN It should II be called into
hubble service during an emergency.
we shsli not venture 10 undertake. 10
min, cut who Is right and who is wrong
but II Is our duty 10 say mat TINS
would hail with pleasure any
executive action which would put an
enc 20 existing squabbles. NO matter
how sbre wdIy this is done II Will COST
the regiment many Of its officers and
men, but II viii have to be DONE anc We
.say the sooner the better.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
MUNYON GAINING.
His New Methods 10 Great
Favor.
Interesting Facts About the Now Discov-
eriea-What the Learned Professor
Has Done for Well-Known
People.

Mr.. Lehman. 2i s veuth avenue. New
York city. says. II had rheumatism In
my Grm 50 badly that II was as useless
as though paralyZcd. The shooting pains
IN the arm and shoulder were 50 terrible
that | was almost frantic. consulted
Professor Munyon. and used his Rheu-
Inntism cure. In forty-eight hours my
pain was all gone. and In less than "A week
/ was completely cured
MUNYON'S Rheumatism cure ~ guaran-
,eed to cure rheumatism IN any part OF
the body. Acute or muscular rheumatism
cured i'm from one 10 five days. 1t never
fails to cure sharp. shooting pains In the
arms. legs. sides, back. or breast. or sore
moss IN any part OF the body In from one
20 three hours. II IS guaranteed TO
promptly cure lameness. stiff and swollen
Joints. stiff back. and all pains in the
hips and loius. Chronic rheumatism,
%scLatica. lumbago. or pain in the back ar
speedily cured.
Munyon's homeopathic Home Remedy
COMPANY. Of Philaialphia, put up specifies
for nearly every disease. which ar sold
~ all druggists. mostly for q cents a
bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
Don't Know What TO Do.

The Charlotte (N. c. observer has. we
suspect. come ere now to the conclusion
that the Dispatch was right when II said
last week that Congress did not know
what TO DO. Were net the proceedings Of
the Democratic congressional caucus On
Monday. Notwithstanding the endorse
ment Of the Carlisle bill. proof positive
that many. il not all. Of our congressmen
are at sea on the subject Of the finances?
We do not doubt that there are numbers
Of men in the House Of Representatives
as well as in the Senate. who. they being
the judges. know it all" But they are
not the men whom the country needs.
The men who know most on this subject
the real experts in fnance-are men who
distrust their own conclusions. and are
willing 10 sit at the feet Of any financial
Gamalicl who can enlighten them on the
intricate problems of finance. or solve FOR
the world the problems in money-dealings
which have hitherto bafied the efforts Of
those who have tackled them.
Ii must not be supposed that we have
dcspairo1 OF "a happy Issue out OF our
monetary and currency troubles. In this
matter the old couplct Is as true now as
IT ever was:
Attempt the end. and never stand T.
doubt:
Nothing SO hard but search will fni il
out"
II the proceedings Of the Democratic
congressional caucus Of Monday indicated
that the members Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives are still in the dark on the
financial question. they also indicate thar
discussion Will probably Kill the carlisle
bill, or the substitute for the Carlisle
bin. We say indicate" but we would
not be understood as saying that thai
ball is already killed. There may be the
promise Vi u good law in the Carlisle
iii.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
Nicaragua in 1888.

Persons VINO are racing constitutional
objections to the Nioaragua-canal schcm
would 20 well 90 ponder the ~followin,
resolution adopted by the Democrats
National contention in lS6-thirty-nin,
years ago:
3. Resolved, mat the grcat highwa.
which nature. as wen as the assent O
the states most Immediately intereste,
IN It's maintenance, mas marked out TO
q free communication between the At
lantic and the Pacific oceans constitute.
one OF the most important achievement.
realized by the spirit Of modern timcs
and the U"nconqu,rable energy of on
people. That result should be secured 10y
a timely and efficient eXertion Of III,
control which vs. ave the right TO claim
over *. ana no power on earth SHOULD
be suffered TO impede or clog its progress.
by any interference with the relation
II may suit our policy to establish be
tween our government and tho govern
mcnts Of che States within whose do
minicns It lies. We can. under no cir
cumstanoes. surrender our prepondeTanc,
in tn adjustment Of all questions arising
out OF II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09

=~PAlNFUL RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
4 Young Lady and Gentleman Thrown Dat
of u BuGcy and Ipjufpd.

BLACKSTDNE. VA, January S-(Spo-
Cinl1-Tbis morning captain saunders. cf
IaWrcnceViilc. ar' Miss Lillian BleHy.
90 ~LUncnburg. lcft the rtsideuc" Of Mrs.
Julia Nagby with tLc intention q coming
over L. this place. They wcr, driving a
I7ir OF very spirited hor. ,s. aud when
near Cr0ss's bridge, on NottoWay river.
they became Interchangeable and dashed
down the road at q furious gait. turning
tn buggy over ana pIintU!iy injuiing
both the occupants. Miss Bdguv Was cut
across the face and bad one arm broken
or dislocit~d. CAPTAIN Saunders escaped
with 10 broken homes. Int is severely
bruised about the body AMI face. pr. r.
w. Gee, who happened e. be passing near
by. Was ~ once called in ana rendered
the necessary attention.
Nr. Upton Brown. VINO was ON his way
hero with y thrte-hCrse-la2l 81 tobacco.
hal a very narrow escape from being
run over hv TIE runaway horse after
they got loose from the buggy. Nr.
Brown saw the horses coming on hiw
ut h~reok-n.ck speed. and before h. could
pct his team out 81 the road they ran
s1ua'rly against his wagon, AMI they
were going with such force that one Of
them went over TIRE top Of the wagon.
falling on the opposite side. barely miss
lng. Mr Brown. who Was sitting on the
load Of tobacco
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
prnteotion 70 Depositors.

We have several times heretofore re-
marked IN speaking OF new banking and
currency schemes tina; the depositors
seemed 10 have no friends amongst th>
members Of Congress. II Is somewhat
remarkable that such ~ condition Of things
should obtain in that body. The deposit
tors In any prosperous bank might at any
time maze IA ''run" upon that bank.
withdraw all lis cash Chat is. II per-
nltted 10 DO sol. Sc, the whole communi-
~ by the ears. and bring abou, q
most ~deplorsble state OF affairs In the
bank. The depositors live IN the town.
city, or village where the bank Is To-
Gated. ana can easily 10 20 the bank and
demand their money. on the other hand.
the ~pote-holders OF any bank are scat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
The Gas.

There is much complaint against the
city gas. We wish that something could
be done 10 relieve II Of It's horrid odor.
Possibly IL might also be improved In
Illuminating power. but az 10 this W
light TO those who had previously known
nothing better than a candle or oil or
spirit lamp. Now it IS outsnone by The
clecjric-lamps. However. We should b.
content with the Illuminating power Of
~JeCtionablc odor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09

Nottoway county. lie comes from a sec
ton OF the state which has no other
representative in the corps OF Capitol
officers and he is personally deserving.
lie is n staunch and true.b'ue Demo
crat. and rs the editor OF the Back
stone Courier has done excellent service
for his ~party-that Is 10 say, for our
state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
BIC FIRE IN kEAPOLlS.


DANNILLE January S-(Spocial)-A
fire occurred Tonight on Main street. Ne
ato!Is, in the dry goods store Of T. Adler.
IN" store house il located IN the most
central part Of ~. lusinrss CS INC
town, and but for the prompt arrival e
the fire department the loss would hdyo
been heavy. The fire was caus 4 by the
explosion of a lamp. The Pfock, which
was valued at $500. IS q total loss. he
greatest damage being done 10y water:
Insurance, 9i5". The building. own ! by
M'siy n Mitchell, Is dama-.d TO the
eAt'nt Of N,Jto,. fully covered ~ in
surance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09

There Is no smallpox within twenty
odd miles of Richmond. We want 70
make the disease keep its distance. How
ever, I'm a week or ten days our entire
population will be vaccinated. Manchcs-
ter ana ilenrico county would do well to
follow our example in this respect. In
this matter an ounce OF prevention VIII,
doubtless. be WORTH a ton or two OF cure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
KAUFMAN & CO.,
JANUARY
Price Sale.
THE REMAINDER OF OUR STOCK OF
TRIMMED And UNTRIMMED
HATS and BONNETS
MUST SOW BE SOLD.

we havo pu, the knife In pr~ices-in many In
stances cut them IN hall.
1ns BLACK and CoLORED TRIMMED HATS
tina, sold at 81, ~. so, md 81 you can buy now
at sI.5O.
Those that wcro considered exceptionally
good styles and gold readily at t3. 800, sf.?J,
you can PICK from a; 81.
The FINEk-TRIMMED HATS that arc equal
20 any you will ind elsewhere ut 81. o.. and
$3.50. We give 4 choice OF them NJ 1880.
Tho stylish-made HATS that usually sell at 60,
81, IS, and 80 ara all reduced 10 80.
Any OF our IMPORTED PATTERNS still hore
can be bought All HALF MARKED PRICE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
HELLO!
ElELLO!!!

THE RICHMOND TELE-
PHONE EXCHANGE PRO
POSES TO PRINT IN THIS
COLUMN \ CLASSIFIED LIST
OF IT'S SUBSCRIBERS.
Perhaps your name lis not in
it." If so, can YOU afford NOT
to have a telephone at your
place of business? CAN YOU?
And what a comfort and safe
guard it is to have one at your
residence.
RATES for Exchange Service,
twenty-five dollars and upwards
according to use.
Attention is called to the
Long-Distance System of wires,
by which communication by
telephone is to be had, upon pay
mcnt of tolls, with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09

IN Baltimore Board or Trade has
adopted a resolution urging the city Gov
eminent to establish a hospital for con-
tag!ous diseases.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09

The Governor could not have chosen a
worthier man rs Register of the Land
once and Superintendent Of Public
buildings than Mr.. Sidney +. Epes, Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09

NliO tiN dlh > iNA'F ~ Nv -
patrons 4 good turn.
The STANDARD Underwear Com
pany was famed as makers Of the
finest garments in styles, tit, and
workmanship. Their goods bear
the imprint of perfection. UnqueS.
toned value at regular prices, and
now, while they last here, theprlcc
is more than 4 third taken off, and
for 4 merchandise newly made for
the coming season.
Counters, shelves, and racks are
heaped with thousands Of garments
to-day. Sorts and sorts OF Ladies'
Muslin CT Cambria UndergarmentS.
None but the newest styles.
4 few at random.
S Various GOWNS. in price value up
to 80. choice Tor C9c.
c Sorts ~ Gowns. $50 10 = Gowns,
I Sorts OK Gowns, zoe. to G)c. Gowns
81 ladies' White skirts for zoe.
/ So Skirt for U.s..
S. Skirts for g. h..
$50 Skirts for $50.
All SIZES, 2 10 T. years, thil1ren =
Drawers. zoe. aud lie. yaluc for &C..
LGaies' Drawers, sc. AMI l-c. Drawer
Ladies Drawers, C9c. n 7jc. Drawers
Laiios Drawers. 1875 and sll5 Drawers
L4Iic. Drawers. 30. Drawers FOR l9c. .
,....tr. .. u-. 40 Gao gfn \ third
~ usual price IN all or any.
- Merchants 49,. not % buy the above
goods. We limit quantity 70 our re-
tail need.
Artneedlework is taught here by
a rare artistic. a private apartment
is set aside for the purpose.
Druggist sundries.
Scented Glycerine Soap, Sc. a cake from
Wool-Lact NaI-Brushes. &c.. each.
Dr. H. Tyler Mulgs's Dentrlice' ioc'
c inS'." me- %! s1S5. Sc. instead Of zoe.
Genuine "Farna' Cologne. 55c. a bot
purc CASTLE or PaIm-On Soap for soc.
p dozen cakes.
Half pint witch Hazel, Sc.
The agency for all the Toilet Ar
49,, ,,tt,Ij,u+ vo,-R ro1Iw,V
HOtS y; '"Gs'0i r'argg-2N@w Yorl!
wv" : 'oi in,s
Continu,tion sale Of Chalrs-2s
-, ~ nor rent and in
PEI cent, IS fN' OO""' ""| 80
some instances 50 per cent. less
than former prices.
tr-, D,o,
Ladies ~. EentI,mtH t'7Nl -
Rockers, sheHacA-i anu '"'ilS"''' ''
LADIES' or Gentlcmen's Comfort Rock.
y Sri.b ruiz f]ar nytiy fr5''55 ii Tor SIX.
lfa 1 i Ea,,' 5.,, a.2s" slx.ei r.ip' nifty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09

Above rates are for everyday OF
advertisements running c~onsecutiveiy.
Reading notices IN reading matter type.
FIVE ines or less. 81; IN nonpareil loaded.
isc.
Card 81 rates for more space furnished
On application.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09

All letters and kilograms must BE- ad-
dressed 20 THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will not De re-
surDst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09

UPTOWN OFFICE. S3 EAST BROAD
STREET.
WEST.END OFFICE. PARK-PLACE
PHARMACY. BeIviScre and Main streets
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1919 HULL
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
PETERSBURG,
ASHLAND,
BON AIR. and
%ELLERSONS.

Call or The Manager or send him word,
| and he win call on you. We print today
the names OF the
BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
BROKERS N1srchardisci,
EEDKERS Urugl.
BROKERS G;airoad Tie-).
| BROOM MANCFACTUEEHS.
BUILDING. LOAN AND TRUST COM
nvsiHI:ss COLLEGES.
BrTCHEES. AND MEAT MARKETS.
CANDY MANUFACTURERS.
CAR COMPANIES.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
CARRIAGE AND WAGON-BIILDERS.
CEDAKWAHE MANUFACTURERS,
GENET CRIES.
Il. Il. ROOD. Manager.
G. j.. MCLUER, District Supcr.Gten't.
BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
Esltimore Brick Company.
Hurton Brick company.
DAVIS. W. benjamin
Powhatan clay Manufacturing Com.
Ready. ". J..
BROKERS OIerchandise).
Adkins. Thomas & CO..
Capers, =. VI. & CO.,
lcfew. ". W.
Union Brolc rare. Commission and
Warehouse Company.
Shelton & Harrison.
Smith. Angus Il Co..
Smith. Robert VI. & Co.
Williams, l.. f.. y Go.
BROKERS Drug.
Henry & Co.
BROKERS Olailroad Ties.
Armat g Moncuro.
lrake. 7. c., Jr., d Co.
BROOM MANUFACTURERS.
Goodman Manufacturing COMPANY.
BUILDING. LOAN AND TRUST COM
pANIES.
Columbian Building and Loan Associa-
ton. The
Old Dominion Buihlins and Loan Asso-
cla ton.
Richmond Perpetual Buihling. Lean and
Trust Company.
BUSINESS COLLEGES.
SmithdeaI's business College.
BUTCHERS AND MEAT MARKETS.
Consumers Beef Company. i. q. Snead
& co. Propr.etOrs,
Eichel. ~.
FairlamS. +. L..
kastelherg. r..
CANDY MANUFACTURERS.
Hardesty. l.. v.
IiaYens, Arthur.
CAR COMPANIES.
Pullman Palace-Car Company.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
Chsstsrinan. writ 4.
Ddko 4 JObson,
Hcupert. James d Co,
Newell. aorge r. x Brother,
Newell. Joseph M.
Parsons. George w.
Thomas, j. ".
Sewers. 4. a..
Sitterding. i.
Stowe d NuckOls.
CARRIAGE ANp wAGoN.BuILDERs.
Aiuslie, David y.
RosheT's Cons. r.. ".
Crump. Scabright 6 CO.
CEDARWARE MANUFACTURERS.
Richmond Cedar-WOrk
CEMETERIE S
Hollywood Cemetery Company.
CakwOCd,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
VERY BUSY! VERY BUSY!
!, El:VY & DAvIS'S
Closing Sale

is the busy spot Of Richmond. No wonder Good. are
being sold at fully 40 per cent. under regular prices Every
one should buy all they can atLEVY &DAVISS CLoSl>
SALE, as the time left to dispose Of the stock is very >l.
and after this sale is over you will have to pay full pric
again for goods.
Silks, advertised yesterday, are still on sale.
Lace Curtains, Blankets, Drapery, and Machuto,4e.
advertised in Sundays paper, are still on sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09

Don't delay coming, but come at once, and rccoIIect ve
sell only for cash.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-09
COIOTed Untrimmed Shapes
FOR LADIES AID CHILDREN

that sold at 4s, g., and Toe, all reduced now
10 2jr.
The FINE FRENCH FELT FINISH ENGLISH
WOOL SHAPES that never sell for less than
7jc. reiuccd now 10 4Sc.
TAM 0'SHANTERS IN Leather aud Cloth, as
well as the Woven Tops, in red. navy, and
black-ior school wear-all at 5Oc. now.