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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09

HOMES. Died. Thursiay evsSl"s ever, scs,rcr
O'clock al bis residence. ', ~, -ata
street GEORGE r. JONES' N 'Ds
year Of his age. .,... f-sm Pine.
The funeral VIII take place llyl' 'l,'..'.,,,,
Strset Paptist church l0-bNi 1''.',,l-'..
$50 ,o d.ci,ck NJ trlenis and ael-a',''
ances invited 20 a'teni' ,..
TEE Died on February. :, ~
~ ,'l's.r ,Ec,tr only child u Lille b' ''''
~ 1,,a a = Lee. aged il ye'is', 80,
'',g r.....r,i -. from the res.isnce. iNs -
- -. SATURDAY. fehfutiy -
=, e,a1 O'clock. Friends % 'he fanny
yited. 49,. q
NKENNEY. Died. ~ ne ,,',.s Ls,,.s.'r, s,..e,.
his parents. No. iol1 noftn n N ).
FOR nST WILLIAM pe.os -, 49,, "A year
NJ. and T. y. Mchenne'' !" w.
OF his age. -..tf.nea this
,.,,yH,iS,c ry',s1S February sth. Friends anu .
le,'atnta,ces Invited 20 attend
poryRLANK -pled. February o & iS,' a.
a, No. i22 east Broad street, '''''
pOIYBLANK: aged n year,. year. papers
New York and Pnii@ae''''"
please copy. .,,.,.. =,
sc,.r,rrE Died. az her rvsiasnS5S' rvsieS5,y.
- cscond street, MIS-. 10y
sCTSn s,,p-rTE widow o. Richard SSnu''''
IN the ast year OF her ase'
MAY she rest I'm pesey. sAurRDAr
xs,na,aI will take place % ..,..s
,,opsINc February sSh. AZ cs
from st. Mays German cs.ayS -. ssmiy az,
friends and relatives 81 ,a", .e' No nsw.
respectfully invited 10 a''''''
ers. ,su.ySt,h!z u'sl. an1
81. Louis Mo). Phl!Az, a',ssss zr COPY. B..
paltlmore (,ld) psssss p'sS' w"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09
The House CORVALLIS slept In.

ROCKY MOUNT. y. C.. February g
(SpecialD-At Walker Hill. i'm Warren
county. where State-Senator Samuel \.
Williams was buried Monday, is still
standing a small frame house in which
Lord CORVALLIS slept two nights during
the Revolution. When a boy this writer
played the old game Of cat In the yard
surrounding the ancient house. and an old
negro woman then living there told him
and his companions many incidents con-
cernng the passing through that section
Of the British general and his army, all
Of which she truthfully claimed TO have
seen.
Governor Elias Carr spent yesterday
here. the guest Of Or. 5. +. Hilliard.
Thursday niCht was the coolest Of the
winter: the thermometer registering .
degrees above zero.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09
The kecIey Institute.

GREENSBORO. y. g.. February :. i0s
ON the 18Th day OF July iNs2. a young
man entered the Kceley Institute at
Greensboro. y. C.. who after four week.
treatment. returned home. restored him
self To the confidence OF the public and
Is now producer with "A bank account
and on tho police force of the city NJ
Durham. In a letter 10 the institute De
says:
II want 20 say a word about the treat.
ment | felt sure that ! was cured 90
three weeks, and perhaps was but after
taking the fourth week ! was certain Of
II. Three weeks IS tho cutting down of
a tree. but four weeks ls gruhblng IL up
both the root and the branch or the awful
craving. thirsting. and indescrlhable love
and appetite l had for whlskey.
yours truly, ". ". AlSTiN.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09
4 BLIZZARD At BERRYVILLE.
Railroads Impassnbie with snow
DriftA-Rescue OF Blocked Train.

BERRYVILLE. VA February s.-(Spe-
cal)-The severe weather experienced
here all this week eliminated yesterday
in a violent snow-storm. lasting several
hours. followed last night by the severest
blizzard that has ever visited this section
Of the country.
The Thermometer has stuck close to
zero all dav. and the force Of the wind
continues undated All roads are I'M
uassable the snow-dritts being from ten
10 twenty feet high. and becoming higher
every minute. Already reports Of suffer-
ing from cold and hunger have come IN
from the surrounding country. and IL Is
feared that losses Of all kinds will be very
great. The passenger train going north
on the Norfolk and Western railroad, due
here this morning about ) o'clock was
unable. on account Of the snow drifting
into a cut, 10 proceed further than A
point about two miles south Of this place
and had to return.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09
TeIegrnphic Briefs.

The Mississippi is frozen overtime
inches thick.
The fifteenth senatorial ballot in ore
gon was taken yesterday without result
The President yesterday sent to the SEN
at tn, nomination Of Brigadier-General
Ruger 10 be major-general
The American Oak-Leather Tannery. at
Dalton avenue and kenner street, Cincin-
natl, was burned yesterday afternoon.
Hon. John L. Stevens. ex-AInister to
Hawaii. died at his home, in Augusta,
Ne. Yesterday. Of yalvular disease OF the
heart.
Despite many signs Of peace Mexico
continues her preparations for war. evil
IDENTIFY distrusting Guatemala's protes-
sions.
on account OF the Illness Of Juror J.
c. COe the hearing Of the Dabs case, AZ
Chicago, was adjourned yesterday until
Monday morning.
An explosion occurred in a foundry
AZ Joinvlle, in the Department or Haute-
Marne, France, yesterday, killing three
men and injurlng fourteen.
The naval station at Indian Head was
cut of from the world yesterday, the
single te.ephone-line (tO Washington nav
ing broken Thursday night
\ special from the City OF Mexico says
that by order OF the Governor or the
Federal District tnr hLlNtHAS dlitHhNN ApA
the riot OF Sunday night have been gwen
their lib rty, after being admonlsned.
The cruiser Minneapolis arrived safely
al the New York nayy-yard yesterday,
the cruiser Detroit arrived AT singapore
Yesterday. the Machas left Colomno yes,
terday for Singapore. and the Macnias VIII
proceed from Singapore 10 HongkonB'
Two Missouri Pacific passenger trains
have been immovable in snow-drifts near
Yates Center. Kan, since wednesday
Snow-plows failed to relieve them, and az
noon to-day a special train carrying LOO
men left Fort Scott. Kan. TO shovel out
the imprisoned trains.
The Whiteway Cabinet, as announced
Thursday, was gaZetted yesterday AFTER
noon. except that the appointment, OF
E,U Dave as chairman of the Board OF
Works is held over temporarily pending
adjustment Of the dispute concerning the
distribution OF patronage
Eugene Byars. who. on January 9. lssi,
murdered and robbed his cousin. Eugene
Walker. a sergeant In the United states
army. Will the latter was IN route from
FORT NiObrara, Neb., 10 Eldridge Ala,
his home, with $1,000 In his pocket was
executed yesterday at Birmingham. Aia''
protesting his innocence TO the iast'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09
VIRGINIA WEATHER.
THE LONGEST AND COLDEsT SNAP
KNOWN FOR MANY YEARS.
Ten Degrees below Zero mt Roa-
nokc--Snow-Drifts Thirty Feet
Blocked and Trains snow-Bound.

ROANOKE. VA, February s,-(Special)
The weather is still intensely cold here,
the thermometer registering 10 degrees
below zero at one time during the day.
All trains are from two TO ten hours late.
on the Shenandoah-Valley railroad.
near Shenandoah, it is said the snow has
drifted to a depth of about thirty feet.
ana no trains can go through.
The clerks in the general office OF the
Norfolk and Western were given a holi-
day to-day. as it was found impossible
TO heat the building sufficiently to allow
them to work. Many of the schools also
gave holiday on account OF the cold.
s. ". Howerton was painfully injured
this morning by the explosion of the
boiler of the kitchen range, in which the
water was frozen. He was wounded by
a piece Of iron, propelled with great force
and also scalded by escaping steam. The
kitchen was badly wrecked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09
DOES NOT HELP MATTERS MUCH.
The Presidenfs Message Thus Re
Observation-Disclosures News Notes.

WASHINGTON. ID. G" February q
SDecialD-Sentimcnt among Virginia ana
North Carolina congressman on the Presi-
dents message is generally to the effect
that MIR. Cleveland has not helped mat
ters much. The members Of these deIega-
tions have been almost sohdly opposed 10
issuing gold bonds. and they regard the
action Of the House yesterday as haNlhs
demonstrated clearly that the Pfesident
and Congress cannot agree on the imam
ciai question. ,,.,. .o.
The House Committee on Elecuons, nut
being able TO muster a quorum to-day. no
action could be taken on the virginia case
Of Goode against Epes. Colonel Gcode Is
still here. and is trying hard 70 nave the
committee pass upon the matter.
Virginia pOstmasters appointed to-uay
L. y Wills. Cheapside. Northampton
county vice G. r Nottingham, resigned;
A. j. FulfOrd. Northwest Norfolk county,
vice B r. Scott. resigned.
The Engineer Corps made faVofhDle
report TO Congress to-day for the Improve
ment Of the northwest entrance OF NH
ford Haven from Pankatank river, va.
The estimated cost Of removing the bar
Is $3.50
The engineers also reported to-day that
the following water routes in North caro-
Una are not WORTHY Of improvement:
Drum Inlet between Portsmouth ana
Cape Lookout. and from the mouth or
North river 70 Beaufort harbor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09
no>p-lsstE ARRANGEMENTS.
Contract Made with the R"thschiids,
of London. and the MOrGanS.

""" '"'
N'.ilN'l'N. February "leS9
C...f.- n ieu days passes a law au-
u... OIL. issue of gold bonds bearing
,.r ..- interest and running thirty
yt... .r .t...q.l.. relieves the Treasury
I t.. r....-.. lament ol the gold re-
.r.tI r..r..., Carlisle Will by direction
o. t., IH.....f .aD pcr cent bonds
10 .t. sm. ..rt ny So $4,000 for gold.
ArH.....,t. whereby this can be done
and S..s..O. u y..d b. received FOR the
bonds f..a h..n perfected. and th,. con
u.f'ni contract Hen,d to-day. This oiii-
.'' ''' ""ls"c''Vh N"o
,.~ "''S ~ ''.'lie
"'. win N"s"ss
'i'..i.' ' -''N i'iH' ON peh"H
81 'i's'iN. y 81, t.o."s'h'.d q sons. oil
I.H.oi, ana '- l.. A"is San a Co., Of New
'i"' %" '.'",' ,' =. M''bah q 20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09
=, rpr,sht Knabe--, bargain.

THE majority or purchasers dcsire
Tprigh;s. end every one would huy n,w
knabe piano 1 tha figures could Do glt-
ton low enough % suit The irdlylilals
purse. but. az the pianos are purely ar-
tistlc. they cannot be producl as chefp
as trade pianos. To-day Cabinet. Granl
Z l-s-octnve Rosewood ipgig1t Nnahe W3f
returned to us. The rrica was fSn f"
a Quick buyer the ngur- VIII De- cut
more than half.
MANLY r. RAMOS & co
sales Agents i<nabc Pianos. sH Main 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09
A LONG COLD SNAP IN HIGHLAND.
slcighs and Sieds the Exclusive
Mode of Trunsportntion.

MONTERREY, VA. February S.-(Spe-
cial)-Since December 26th this section OF
Virginia has undergone a perpetual cold
snap. The thermometer rarely gets ABOVE
the freezing point. and 1t Is nothing uh-
usual for the mercury to range from ~
degrees below to 10 above for fortN-elSht
hours. Slads. sleighs. Yankee-Jumpers'
and every conceivable style of siding
conveyance meet the eye, ana are the
means Of transportation almost eH-
clusivelv. one snow has followed upon
the heels OF another. until there Is. per
haps, lS inches Of snow ana lee on the
timbsred lands. The mail contractor on
the route from Staunton TO Monterey mas
substituted runners for hack-Whcels. ana
the merry Jingle OF sleigh-bells now an
nounces the arrival of our daily MAIL
HAY CROP.
Owing to severe drouths for two conse-
cuiive seasons and the consequent snort
hay crop there are serious apprehensions
as 10 the result to stocknen should this
sort of weather continue much longer
il f. hoped, however. that II the farmers
can weather the blast good VIII come
o. H. since IL may reasonably be expected
that the protection TO grass-lands AS well
a. the wheat. viii insure a bountiful crop
next season.
This pace las an old. unlettered cti-
zen who handles the truth rather reck-
lessly. He tells Of having once seen two
o. three mermaids in the Chesapeake bay.
riding the bilOws and cOmbing their hair
with their fingers. He also relates many
incrcdulons incidents connected with his
four years experience during the late un-
ploasantness; but. with all of this. he has
never heard OF veteran rat singing
"Home. Sw. 81 Home" at the top OF rs
voice. as was reported by your Berryviile
correspondent In the Dispatch Of the II
instant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09
EXTREME COLD ~ pETERsBURG.
One or Two Degrees Below Zero,
aud Wells and Pumps Frozen.

PETERSBURG. VA. February S-(Spe-
lal)-Various reports as to the register
Of the mercury in the thermometers We're
made to-day from different localities and
positions The average report makes II
appear that the temperature this morn
ing was down TO zero Or "A degree or two
below. 1hls is the coolest spell OF weather
that our people have experienced in many
years. The fact is that such an extreme
cold spell is not often known In this sec.
ton Everywhere IN the city the wells and
pumps are frozen. and in many hundreds
OF cases the consumers OF city water VIII
reGuire the services Of the plumber Il
may be truthfully said. however. that
many of our people are without water and
are suffering in consequence.
POOR RELIEF.
- II a gratifying fact 10 announce that
during the severe weather OF this winter
no suffering has occurred among the poor
OF the city that has not been properly
attended to- Indeed. the Common Council
has made every effort and every appro-
priation necessary to relieve the condi-
ton of the poor. and no blame can be
attached to the Council by reason Of its
appropriations for the poor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09
NINE BELOW At LEXINGTON.
Mail Routes Abandoncd-rrnins De-
Iayed by Snow-Driffs.

LEXINGTON, VA, February S-(Spe-
clal)-The thermometer registered 9 de-
grees below zero here this morning, and
at i2 o'clock reached its maximum-4 de-
graes above-then gradually went down
The night gives promise Of being the
coldest of the winter High winds pr
vailed, and drftcd the snow To such
depths as TO render the county r9ads
iupa ssible. All mail star routes had to
be abandoned to-day, as the riders We're
unable 10 pass through the drifts. Schools
closed on account Of intense cold. No
trains or mails came In over tn Baiti-
more and Ohio railroad to-day. Reports
from the Valley state that nine engines
are in twenty-foot drifts. The train due
n, re at 1 o'clock this afternoon was
abandoned on the road. Outgoing trains
are held here. The train which left mere
at noon yesterday had not reached Har-
pers Farry at noon to-day Chesapeake
and Ohio trains are running on tlne.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09
\. a ". PROTECTION Committee.
It l. Formed In London Iiy Certain
of the Bondhoidcrs.

NEW YORK. February s-A committee
for the protection of norfolk and West.
ern bOndholders has been formed in Ion.
don. consisting OF Alexander brown. -
parkman Surgis. director ~ the London
and Westminster Rank y. j. Deiara
Never. OF Riande Bois-rvln a co. o.
Sligo do PothOnier. Of the Investment
Trust Corporation. ami Mr. Nivi8n. of
Vivian. Gray & CO.. au 0f LONDON. This
committee has invited George Coupen of
Maitland. Phelps a Co, J. kennedy Tod.
T. H. ROissevin. and Robert Fleming 20
act as "A committee ~ New York In con-
uection with the London committee The
gentlemen met this afternoon and agreed
To accept the invitation ~ Tho London
committee. and added 90 their number
General Louis Fitzgerald pres.dent az the
Mercantile Trust TOmpnuN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09
ALEXANDRIA CUT OFF.


WASHINGTON, February S.-A special
from Alexandria, Va, says: Alexandria is
completely cut off from the rest of the
world to-day except by telegraph. All
trains which arrived here from the South
since last night over the Chesapeake and
Ohio Richmond and Danville, and S-a-
board Airline cannot get TO Washing
ton because OF drifts Passenger are
being taken care OF here. All traffic IL
suspended on the Manassas branch OF
the Washington and Ohio Division OF the
Southern railway. Potomac-river traffic
is completely suspended. The river is
frozen to the Maryland shore
Secretary Hoke Smith is snOw-bound
on the Atlantic Coast Line train at Alex
anlrin-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09

Through some unaccOuntab.e hitch. the
cook engaged for The Bowers St''i-ltAngr
exhibit failed 90 put in ye,t-tiaf. ei,-
appointing several hundred visitors ihis
viii not occur again. as everything is uow
ready for the opening today lunch. cof-
Zee. cream, and alb.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09
THE STORM IN THE VALLEY.
Railroad Communication stopped by
| su0w-Zero at Stauntou.

STAUNTON. VA. February s-(Spe-
cial.)-one OF the most terrible storms In
the history OF the Shenandoah Valley has
been raging for the past twenty-tour
hours. showing all day yesterday. Last
night the clouds cleared away. and
fearful wind sweeping over snow-covsieu
mountatn md low-land troze this section
up tight All night long the mercury
was below zero. and the storm continuing
the quicksilver has been lowering about
zero all day. Business is well nlgn AZ
standstill. mines are frozen everywhere,
and no nersor ventures out OF doors save
unJer stress OF severe circumstance
Since last night all railroad communica-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09
sfardI Grn~.

NEW ORLEANS, LA. Fob a. 1906
For the above occasion the southern
railway VIII sell tickets % New Orleans
and return az the rate Of one nrst-clasg
fare for tho round trip 'From Richmond.
se6.50) Tickets will be- sold February 2ei
to 2Jth. inclusive. with final limit Nft,sn
days from date II SALE
For further Information apply q pas
senger office, go east Main street
JOHN ~ BEALL
Travelling Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09

They bake biscuit IN three minutes,
Tbav bake bread in thirty minutes. Ihey
heat forty gallons Of water IN for'y miH-
utes.
They do all this with less fuel thah
nv any other known process. The At-
iestie Range now on exhibition az
JOHN BOWERS'S ) STORE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09

tlon between this city and Baltimore and
washington has been cut OF on account
OF the heavy drifts on the southern ana
baltimore and Ohio railroads. The chesa-
peake and Ohio passenger trains, ruhhlhs
tho main stem with some little delay.
Tonight promises 20 De as cold as last
pfVhf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09

SACRAMENTO. CAL. February SIN
a trot to-day between klamath. 2l2 H.
and AzOte. POS 3-i. AZote came under the
wire six lengths ahead OF Klamath, win
ming the heat in 2N9 IA. being the fastest
milo eVer trottel In California.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09
BONDS ANNOUNCED.
;ilty.Oid Millions Of Coin -Four
Per Cents.
MESSAGE TO CONGRESS.
Ilo President States the Situation
Briefly and Clearly.
ALTERNATIVE RIGHT RESERVED.
Possible substitution OF Gold bon"s
for obligations Payable In COIN
WIN the Federal Legislators N""''
Its-RorroWcrs Cannot
Terms.

vAsutxGToN. y. G.. February y
r.. ,,...scni sent the following mes
g.. .a Congress at noon to-day
D.. n.. c,aarcss of The United Si''es'
-. ,., recent communication 10 the
........ calling attention 10 our imam
.. condition and suggesting legislation
.... I a,.ro'9 essential TO our national
r...lr. and credit the anxiety ana ap>
....r..l th.u existing IN business CIR
. h.., continued.
.r,.auflon. therefore, against iah-
uaciy legislative aid. through
......r .rrsI action. cautious prepara>
.... neon pending TO employ to the
.. 1le advantage. in default or
...- u.rrs. such Executive authority
~ without additional legislation
,. exercised f'r thc purpose OF r'lnioTc'
maintaining In our Treasury an
.at. and safe gold reserve.
Judgment ~ those especially
....I with this responsibility, the husi-
... .....tinn is So critical and The legis-
..., situation Is 60 unpromising. with
... omission thus far on the part OF CON,
.. ta ls0cGcially enlarge tho powers
ra Secretary OF the Treasury in the
.-.,i..-. As 90 enjoln immediate EXecn>
,. ASTON with The facilities now al
I..t
.rnANCENENTS CONCITDED.
~..r.t.fc. in pursuance OF section 800
o. Gin. revised statutes. the details Of an
r-,m,nt have this day been con-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09

OF the building Was Considerably
damaged. Tho hoor under one of The large
stoves ignited. and bat for the timely ar.
rival OF one Of the pupils. who. climbing
IN at a window. threw wSter on the fire.
no doubt the entire structure would have
been destroyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09

Eight Below Causes suffering
Among the Poor.

WOODSTOCK. VA. February S-(Spe-
cial. THE weather last night and to-day
has been the toughest that Woodstock
has experienced for more than decade \
high wind has prevailed since last night
causing the snow TO drift deeply. Only
one regular train has passed here to-day,
the rest having been abandoned. The peo-
pie Of this section are unprepared for such
extremely cold weather. and its contnu-
ance will make much suffering among the
poorer classes. Small birds are reported
to be dying In large numbers and suffer-
ing among domestic animals cannot be
avoided. The mercury fell TO 5 degrees
below zero this morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09
Hotel. Boardlng-iiOusc, and nestau-
rant PFoprictOrs,

do not fan 10 visit the Majestic S,e'l-
Range exhibit to-day at John bo"efa5 s
store. whore you can see the latest I'M
movements: also. sec them In operation
baking. cooking. and heating water in
surprisingly short time. and doug i per-
fottly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09

"Iha,e been snilctsd with an affection o. 'h'
Threat from childhood. caused BY 1lpn'lei''
and have used various remedies. bui haYe ne's'
found anything equal to Bno"Ns BSoNeh'A' ,,
Ieocays. Rev q. N. +. Hampton fiAe''A'
XIV. Sold only IN boxes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09
The Overdue steamers.

NEW YORK. February So a. NJ
No news as yet from the Gascogne, nor
from the TeutOnic. The latter is now
three and a half days overdue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09

.'The tree Is known BY the iruit IL
hears" and so DR.. d. Jayne's Expecto-
rant rests In the confidence of the pubic
to-day as a lung remedy, because. sfter
over sixty years constant use, II 70 known
70 be fully worthy Of that eonfAsnce'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09

To-day is really opening-lay AZ mo
Majestic Steel-Rauge exhibit. Coos 'h
deck: everything served hrss class
Ladies, please take notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09

Majestic steel-Range Exhibit spread an
elegant lunch daily FOR the ladies' al tN'
80. ~ JOHN BOWERS.
Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09

Hundreds Of ladies' visited the EIahl
Majestic Steel-Range exhibit ye'''i''
al Jchn B0wers's store.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09

Hon. j. T. Lswless. Secretary of the
Commonwealth. Richmond. Va. thinks
Quratol q great preparation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-09

ARRIVED
Steamship Roanoke. Bosz, NsT i'fs, ID m'l. 8
cnsnSi.s Sf,a, nsa psssensers George W. A"'A =
Co., agents.
SAILED.
Steamship Roanoke. BoaL heg ty'1' ~ "a. =
,.,ao9i-e ana passengers; Ge)fgo ~ A''-'
Co, agents.
DON'T OK NEWPORT NEWS, Fgs. = IS'''
ARRIVED
,..,,.o p.-k Re.ti,u.a. NaIsc, Nes loLE