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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
SPLENDID CHASE YESTERDAY.
The Deep Run Hunt Club Had Fine
Sport Around Rio Vista.

The quaint little hamlet OF Rio Vista.
on the Cary-street road. assumed quite
a gay and lively appearance yes erday
afternoon. the occasion being one Of the
meets of the Deep Run Hunt Club. Be
tween and $50 O'Clock about thirty
riders. among whom were several ladies'.
assembled there. and in the presence Of
quite "A number OF other persons who
had driven out 10 witness the start. At
$50 the chase commenced. Mr.. S. II
Handbook. master Of hounds leading the
way. lie turned off at a sharp trot
just opposite the farm Of Mr. Ford on
the left. The hounds soon gave tongue
they had caught the scent and a strong
and fast one II proved. The dogs and
horses dashed Off in the direction Of
Westham. keeping up pelting pace across
Cary street. then over Westham farm
and the country between the Cary-street
road and the river TO the splendid rolling
lands Of Mr.. Walter f. Grant Here
several stiff jumps were well taken.
the hounds meanwhile were going at
rafting speed on a clear scent. From
here the hounds struck scent that took
them through the lands of Captain Nc
Gruder Thence they went TO Captain
Ashburner's place. where the riders ran
across some formidable obstacles In the
way-new fencing Although this fencing
was hlgn ana uncOmpfOWSlnS every
rider got over without any misshap into
the meadow beyond The hounds ran
in.o the drag and this chase was voted.
by general consent. one Of the best and
fastest OF the season. The run covered
In an about twelve miles and was taken
a. q etih pace. OF the riders who started
not more than fifteen or sixteen were
in an the death. the rest having fallen by
the ways he. All repaired to the club
MS rnf -f lf 4
and whore there were a number OF visi-
tors and members who bad ridden out
10 witness the finish Among the riders
were $ H. Handbook. master Of hounds.
r. L. Triton. Miaa Mamie and Phillls
Ianghorne. MISS Maud Blocker. Mr..
Blocker. and Mesers. Algen0n and Ed
ward Cravens. W J. Carter E. 5. Skel-
ton. Savage Morris Lee, David
son. Leathley. Clarke. Dr. Joe White,
Turpin and many others. and among
the visitors were observed Mrs Cameron
and party Mr and Mrs. Thomas Carter,
Miss Camm. II IS Helen Chr st'an, Joe
Anderson. ,. W. Christian and son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
NEWPORT NEWS.
Arrival of the Paris-Pcrsonal
Notes.


NEWPORT NEWS. VA, November g.
CSpecial)-Th- transatlantic steamer
Paris. OF the American Line. viii arrive
here early tomorrow morning. and viii
be locked at once for an overhaulug.
A large force Of men will be assigned
TO duty on the vessel, and the work
will be completed in a few days Captain
J. ". Shackford. OF New York. marine
superintendent OF the American Line. ar
rived in the city to-day 10 be present
when the Paris is locked.
Rev II. NJ. Chandler. who has been
pastor OF the Washing ton-Avenue Metho-
dist church for the past four years. and
who, at the last session OF the conference.
was assigned TO Berkeley, will preach to
his old congregation tomorrow morning
and evening.
An Evolutionary contest for silver
medal took place at the Second Baptist
church last night under the auspices
OF the Young Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union. Six young ladies' par
ticipated. The prizes was won by Miss
Bessie Langslow. Colonel II. de T. Clay.
and Messrs. II. l.. Moss and l.. VI. Brax-
ton acted as judges.
Or. william Cooper. Of Rappahannock
county. arrived in this city last night
To-day he bought three residences on
contrally-located street. lie has decided
To locate here. and practice his profession
His family will remove TO Newport News
next month.
The members Of Newport News Lodge
No. 3l5, Benevolent and Protective order
Of Elks are making elaborate prepara-
lions for their memorial session on sun
day, December ist Hon. W. A. Fentress,
Of Portsmouth. will deliver an address.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
attractive Mozart Programme.

Mozart musicale tomorrow eve
Hll Boz Of an especially high order
.e following attractive progranare wiz
rendered by artists OF recognized
t
.ao ara violin duo--(a) "Andante Con
thoven). 90 presto.
Concerto )krcntzer) Miss Mamie
arl SIR Fritz Gaul. Of Baltimore
s.i1-W Thy Sentinel Am l."
t.. OG "SrIsct' NucN Mr.. VII
4aa.y. ~ Baltimore.
.a sol9-"G.psy LIE" (Sarasate). Mr.
.na goio-"More Regal IN His Low
lG guoD. Miss Florence 4.
3 q. Baltimore
.h' s,'o-(al "barcafole IN 4 Minor
.s.D NOD Spinning Song lWag-
-Alstl. Nlss Davis.
-se aoi3-"InfeIce." from Ernani.
l,N. 3ir Manly.
.o so'0-,a) "On Wings OF Song
'.'' llm Cd "Nlnuet Necchlo
att4, Miss Davis
n4 soio~"Down Near the Walls
Ct 'hlir' l3 zeO; Miss WOolford
.ts- so.o-la) ~ Was Not SO To BE-"
'NrfI'u hl "Torreador' Carmen Obi
D.. Nr Marly.
'oa. solo-"Faust Fantasia Sara
'-'o. Mr Cagl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
THE COMMERCIAL TOURISTS.
Echoes from the Atlanta Congress-
Imaortanf Hills BEING Prepared.

Echoes from the Atlanta Congress-
Important Hills being Prepared.
A special meeting Of Post a. Of the
'rr Division OF the Travellers Pro
$3.50 Isolation Of America, was held
t -'..t on the rooms. Nos. 90 and %.
NJ Commerce building. with the
.rt O. vs.. saunders. in the chain.
u Marsh. The secretary, record
I Railroad Committee made its re-
fr rn was adopted. The office Of
lent II the post was declared
'-a. aai Mr.. S Doughty was unani-
eted 10 that position.
Colonel John s. Harwood, chairman OF
o. -Hal Legislative Committee, IS
N ir. r.ng a bin creating secretary
En-. commerce.. as an addition TO the
r.. cabinet also bill providing
-tatlon building IN Mexico.
- ~ Rawley made fine adj
D... ulot|ne on the "Drummers' Con-
f. rt fhe Atlanta Exposition. and a
f.e rt tnark. was rendered to Mr.. c.
.. resident passenger agent OF
it. fntrn Railway Company. for
and attentions shown the Rich
D. b. As and their friends on the
-f Zip 20 the congress.
e 0, tie prominent Richmond COM
travellers present were: Colonel
Hara0od. Major J. W. Rawley,
D. Culpcper. Joseph Wallerstein,
Gibson. Jr.. S Doughty, r. W.
r. Thomas PolndeXter. William
.tt,.mor r. Ellis. Jr.. NJ. !. Bin
'r John a. Trayior.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
True History.

In the fuiness OF my manhood
Nv sweetheart came out OF the ar,
She ravished my heart with her loneliness,
For she was wOndTous TAR.
Her beauty and grace possessed ME,
The Joy and light % my life:
And the good God He blessed me,
For she Was made my VIE.
I cIave 10 her with my whole soul.
I would share my heart WIN no other'
And o. how lreat was my glory.
when she became mother.
The lovely matrou grew older,
There stole Ger ner silver sheen;
Twas. the rays OF light from Heaven
The dlyinest ever seen.
Her chfdren's children are with her.
she clasps them 20 her breast,
And father and children together
Arise and call her bitst.
.. Mater BeAtlsslna,
TANO DEC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24

court and Messrs. Jesse Page and Harry
Lane as bones" and Jack Sale and
George Smithers as "tambOs." This part
Of the programme viii comprise songs.
jokes. humorous sayings. etc. Will close
with a selection by the Bclyidere Quar-
tette. Then Will come the olio OF speci-
al.tles. I'm which Melsrs Horace L.
Smith. w. Mac. Jones. J. NJ. Ryal WIKI
Freeman. Lon Wilson. Al. k'evosahl.
J. NJ. Sale. j. A. Page. ard others will
take part. The entertainment Will con-
clude with the farce comedy. in one act,
Uncle Erastus's Golden Wedding"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24

There were three successful Guessers
as 20 the number Of grains Of corn eaten
by the rooster during last week at the
bazaar. the prize fer which was the
barrel Of pickle. donated by the Johnson
Pickle Company. The big bird disposed
Of 3.207 grains in the week. and Mr. J.
II. Chataigne Mrs. ". D. Seldom. and
Miss Katie Folkes guessed correctly. The
pickle was. therefore. divided among
them, and they received ten gallons each
for their lucky guess.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
Pulaski County Cattle.

In last weeks livestock reports special
mention was made OF very superior
car OF Puaski-county cattle sold our we'll
known butcher-Mr 4. Eichel
Mr. Eichei has slaughtered some ~
these cattle, and they deserved special
mention. as they are strictly prime. Mr..
Eiche had these cattle brought here
70 supply his retail trade and hotels.
which he has supplied for a number Of
years. Any one desiring strictly choice
Beef Mutton. etc, should call on Mr.
Eichel No. 3l5 north Sixth street. where
they will surely be able to procure IT,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
KILLED ON THE RAIL.
Two Fatal Accidents Near nedford
CITY.

BEDFORD CITY, November 3-(Spe-
aiD-Within the past two days two
shocking deaths have occurred on the rail-
road within n few miles OF this place, In
opposite directions. Last night colored
brakeman named Henry Carter. while at
his post of duty on freight train' fell
between the cars Both legs were severed
from the body above the knees, and an
arm crushed. About Z o'clock he was seen
giving the signal with his lantern below
Lowrys. and was not missed until about
O'Clock His body was brought here
about o'clock this morning and carried
TO the home OF his mother. His wife also
lives In the town.
The night before a white man named j.
c. Craig. who lived near Thaxtons. was
riding on on east-bound freight train near
that place. when he jumped OF ana feil
in front OF a west-bound engine and was
killed instantly He was a young man
OF about % years. and was married.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
Around the Armory.

Everything around the Armary was
rather quiet last evening. but the COM
pany-rooms were filed with the boys
engaged IN games and pleasant CONVEX
sauon. 4 good many recruits enlisted
during the past week and military mat
tiers have an upward tendency.
The members Of Company + gave n
banquet TO their friends OF the regiment
last night. ana speeches and songs were
the order Of the evening The chief
toast Of the evening. "Our Volun-
teers." was responded to by John W.
Starke.
The Virginia Volunteer. a monthly, de-
voted 70 the interest OF the militia OF
the State. will soon make its appearance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
Inifinicd u Whole EnmIiy.

quite a Cooily numher q Coll-Water
Knights Of Sidney Lodge. 20. 42s. J. ..
c. T., assembled. as usual, Friday night
at Belv.dere Hall. After the usual rou-
tine business was dispatched. an inter-
esting scene was enacted 81 the initiation
OF a whole family. comprising three
adults and two children. Addresses We're
made by Nessrs. y. a. Wssmur. Z. r.
Donnan. Stanley Sirause, Or. Pussy. VIII
lam Hall Crew. julius \. Hobson. Jo-
ST. ph H. Shepherd. Mrs. Irene Donnan,
Grand Vice-Tcmplar; and Mrs Clara V.
Hnlce. Nice-temp.ar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
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KEEP Ut OLD PRINCIPLES.

CHEAP FOR CASH.
Not 10 be undersod. Keep up with thu
times, and not be- left behind. Best quail
~ and full weight guaranteed. IL - u
your interest to place your orders a
once. as prices are rapidly advancing
North.
ANTHRACITE. STOVE, S.25.
ANTHRACITE. NUT. $50.
ANTHRACITE. EGG. s..
ANTHRACITE, BROKEN, $3.50.
LUMP SPLINT. N75 and s..
HAIL SpLlNT. sI25 and $3.50.
POCAHONTAS, LUMP. $3.50.
FIRE CREEK LUMP, $3.50.
THE CELEBRATED PRICK COKE
superior 10 all others. 1925.
SO-CALLED CONNELLSVILLE, S2.i5.
300 west Broad; Phone f0'.
1895 east Cary street; Phone ~.
Sc il-Sm c. II. PAGE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24

II. Chewing. and W. +. Bradley have
been named az delegates from Lodge No.
4. Ancient, Free. and Accepted Masons.
OF this city. to represent IL at the annual
meeting OF the Grand Lodge In Rich
mond. on the 81 OF December next 5. J.
Quinn. James Il. Sener and A. p. Rowe.
Jr. are named as alternates.
r. B. Merchant. distributing officer Of
the post-Ohlce Department. IS here to-
day 10 spend Sunday with his family.
Mr. Merchant reports everything quiet
az the caritaL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
Only Six Passed.

out OF the twenty-six applicants who
applied last week at the United States
Army-Recruiting Station, located on
Seventh street. just above Main, only six
passed the physical examination required.
All OF the others failed 10 come up TO
the standard as 10 weight and chest mea-
surcment. John 7. Norman is the re-
cruiting sergeant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
Married i'm Washington.

Miss Maggie Ladd Jackson. Of Fluvanna
county. and Mr. X. Melton Jones, Of
Charlottesville. We're united In marriage
AT the residence Of DR.. Addison. in Wash
ington. on Wednesday last The bride IS
a niece Of Colonel J. Bell Bigger, and is
quite charming and pretty young lady.
The groom is a promising young business
man Of Charlottesville. in which place
they Will reside.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED. EVERY BfCYCLE-OWNER
% know that he can have his WHEEL,
INSi RED AGAINST THEFT. for the
small amount Of s. per annum, by the
ENDORSEMENT GUARANTEE cont
PNNf. Chamber OK Commerce (Nlnth-
street entrunccl. no 2i-lw
WANT YOU ALL TO COME AND
SEE HOW CHEAP you can buy a New
or Secondhand Cooking or Heating
stove. from g. 70 so. Gasoline i5c. per
gallon. LEIDYS STDVE-HOrSE. 100
cast Franklin street, near Old Market
Prone 1863. oc lets
WANT YOU TO BUY HALLS STAND.
ARD SAFES. Take all the Dremiums the
word over Prices and quality guaran-
teed. Large assortment OF Second Hand
Safes In stock az very low figures. Ex-
pert work promptly done.
r. l.. BARNES. Sole Dealer.
% north Ninth street. Richmond, Va
1r-7r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
They Would Not Talk.

NORFOLK. VA, November 23.-(Spe-
cial)-The statement that the Seaboard
and Roanoke railroad would put a line Of
steamers on the James river In the near
future was published a few days ago. The
railroad people. when seen, would neither
deny nor affirm the report. and had no.
thing 10 say In regard TO the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24

~-.ie a move. and promising attraction
D.. ~ Dc az the Academy OF Music on
-.iaf nlgnt IN the shape OF the Eihio.
,-. entertainment by the George l..
A.'l camp Confederate Veterans, as
~ sl hy Freeman s. Wilson's Minstreis.
20. optning piece will represent IAN eve
on lawn-tennls court" with MIR
San X. CToWder as the monarch Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
piauos-Rp OWL crIe.

Everything in our store win be sold
at reduced prices. 10 enable US to leave
the present building by January lst. The
stock includes the finest makes Of Pianos
and Organs. also fine Guitars Mandolins,
Banjos. Shect-Music, and Mus.c-Books.
The discount will be made on cash sales.
MANLY b. RAMOS & co.
No g03 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
THE OYSTER CASE.
TREDERICHSsBURG.
The oyster Disense-Disnppoint
S,udenfs-Gencrnl Notes.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. November
23.-(Special)-Old oystermen here IA
miliar with the industry say they have
never known a time before when the
oysters Of certain localities on the lower
Rappahannock. as reported in the Dis
patch. were affected by the bloody ap-
pearance of the oys,er-liqu0r The mat
ter Is being investigated, and II Is hoped
that a solution may be found, as present
conditions are greatly injurlng the indus
Try.
Foot ball has received a severe set
back here. The Fredericksburg collegiate
team. which was booked 10 play the
Alexandria Episcopal High School team
on the grounds OF the latter. near Alex
andria, to-day. were Informed by Or.
Sampson Friday afternoon that they could
not 20 10 Alexandra. The announce
ment was a great surprise to the home
team, and excited groups q the scholars
Of the Fredericksburg Institute were BIT
ter in their complaint Of the action or
the principal. which, the scholars say
was taken because OF an accident that
happened a few days ago TO one OF the
team In a practice game. Quite num-
Der OF Fredericksburg rOoters proposed
going with our boys. This morning the
team strung a rope from their boarding
house. the "Wallacia," 20 a tree out
side. and suspended the uniforms Of the
club. drapcd ia mourning. and tagged
"Fnr Sale"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
r.x-pAYEas TAKE NOTICE.

THE TAx-BILI.s FOR issS ARE NOW
open from A. NJ. 70 p a. d4iIy to
receive toe same. THE LAW ADDS
PER CENT. ON ALL BILLS UNPAID
DECEMBER list
Lands delinquent for 1854 can also DO
redeemed before TIE sale.
WILLIAM II. BHArER.
Treasurer Henrico County.
October IS, 1886. no 3-eodtNoso
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24

v,nIr.! Caches.ers f1gssa f-Ayrcyai ~
II, ftAsz.nea rraa-, srs rho eest. eas. h<s.h-s.
- r. 10 49,. ssa3 a. sasaE- - fsF'A.-sa ksiss
fx L.Fss,e - lsrrsE ~ ketprn Ma, A. rEs~
my Z-Sa. So. Tu&Thly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
CARPETS. ou-cLoTH. MATTISGs.

q PER CENT. REDUCTION IN CAN
GETS. MATS. SHADES. and NAT
HANK PAPERS put up at i5c., and
gifts aud ALL OTHER PAPERS ~
proportion. A. JENNINGS. no east Masa
street. No sSAs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24

WANTED. TWO OR THREE COM
PORTABLE FURNISHED ROOMS. for
the winter. with or without board by
lady. child, and maid. within halr a mile
~ Monroe Park Address WRTGH1"S
HOTEL, Room q. Charlottesville. Va.
no 9Th SaA SUIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24

WANTED. statesmen. TO SELL
STAPLE GOODS AT HOME OR
TRAVEL. Liberal salary or good commits
sion. We send samp.es on application;
give exclusive territory. Address POST
Office Box 100 New York city.
an o5-ciIR yV9st
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
GRANITE INDUSTRY.

The reorganization and conversion into
a stock company Of the firm Of York x
Swift. VINO have been working granite
quarries on the lands Of r. Ennis Taylor,
ENSURES a much more extensive business
than before The change was made ne
cessary by the failing health Of Mr.. York.
who was compelled 70 retire from the
active management OF the industry. The
new company will greatly enlarge the ca
pacity Of the works and pat on much
large force OF hands
The weather has again moderated and
to-day Is as balmy as spring. The change
has brought a large country contingent
to town. and the streets present lively
appearance.
wild turkeys and old hares are abun-
dant Billy Jones. OF Stafford. killed
seven Of the former at one shot few
days ago.
The friends OF Councilman Marion G..
Willis are again much alarmed about bis
condition. Ills disease has taken an I'M
favorable turn, and he was very III
man last night Further and serious
compl are now feared by Mr.. VIII
is's physicians.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
A FIREBUG CAUGHT.
AND SAFELY LOCKED IN A NOR
FOLK CELL.
Relieved TO Have burned Number
Of Houses-Ten Thousand Dollars
Worth of Property Destroyed Yes
tcrday-The Oyster Case.

NORFOLK. VA. November 2S.-(spe-
al)--The Grebug who has been the
originator. It Is believed. OF all the fires
occurring in Norfolk in the past week.
Is safely locked In a cell at police head
quarters. Norfolk. He is only 10 years
old, is negro named Aleck. Baxter,
and was arrested by citizen. The Sc
cond alarm Of fire to-day. which carried
every piece OF apparatus in the city to
the scene. was a still alarm" IL oc-
CURED in Falkland street. and five
houses-Nos. 70. "a. 76, rs. and Severe
completely Quilted. When the department
arrived dense volumes Of smoke were
pouring from every opening and long
tongues Of flame leaped across The street
and licked the houses on the opposite side
The fremen had a hard Job. and IL took
two hours to subdue the flames. The
houses were vacant. except one, which
was occupied by Benjamin Murden. The
loss will be about $1,000. 1t Is said that
the boy has confessed that he set the
houses on fire, and was paid by white
man 10 do the job. but refused TO tell
who the white man is. Chief-of-Police
King refuses 10 let any one tax 10 the
incendiaTy. Three ladies VIII be VIII
nesses in court Monday. who will testify
that they saw the negro apply the match
which caused the destruction Of the
houses.
CHARTER GRANTED.
Judge Prentis. OF the Norfolk County
Circuit Court, granted a charter to-day
10 the Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal
Towing Company. The purpose OF the
company IS to conduct a general business
OF towing vessels and all other water
Graf q. RATS. etc. by means Of steam
boats IN the rivers. canals. and water
ways Of Virginia and North Carolina,
ana elsewhere. The capital stock IS to
be not less than 5000 nor more than
10000 The names OF the officers are
Oscar r. Smith president; John T. Gibbs,
secretary and treasurer. and Franklin
Wed. y. 6. Burwcl, and William III.
White. directors.
THE OYSTER CASE.
The case Of Captain l.. Elliott, charged
with Illegal oyster dredging on the
Craney island fats in which the oyster
tongers and dredgers have shown 80
much interest wac concluded to-day in
the County Court. when the jury r.
turned verdict OF guilty and fixed the
punishment al one days imprisonment
l.. faU and a fine NJ sQ-n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
TAXES.

Treasures Office.
City Hall, November /, lsyJ.
STATE TANES FOR 1876 AXE NOW
Due aud should be paid on or before
NOVEMBER 9th. after which date ! per
cent. viii be added 20 all unpaid Bills.
All persons having trustees VIII please
name them when applying 10 pay their
bills. Notaries public viii please settle
for taxes on seals. ,
CHARLES ". PHILLIPS.
Treasurer Richmond City.
70 lessIDI2lTN2ig7S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24
MANCHESTER TAxEs.

am now ready 70 receive the TAXES
FOR 1875. state. city, and school. To all
bills unpaid December Isl there VIII %
aided s per cent, and the bills will IS
placed In the hands OF the collector for
Immediate collection. according 70 Law.
j. ". BRONAIGH Jr..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24

Statesmen TO TAKE ORDERS. WE
send samples. give exclusive territory;
pay good s8lary and expenses. or liberal
commission 10 proper apple nts. Address
Post-Ofiicc BOX 10. New YORK city.
se 1-Su ia. Th& Fly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24

WANTED. ENERGETIC MEN AND
WOMEN TO TRAVEL and appoint
agents. Salary $50 per month, and COM
missions. GEORGE r.. STONE. Green's
boro. y. G.. no 2i-lt'