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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
THE WOES OF WOMEN
Are They Necessary, and Can
They Be Helped?
A SURPRISING STATE
Who Feel That LITE Has Not Been SO
Pleasant as IL should.


The speaker was a prominent medical
nan OF this city, whose practice is de-
voted exclusively 10 women and the treat
nent Of their peculiar ailments He was
uanding al the entrance OF a downtown
,:iice building at an early hour in the
morning. watching the passcrs-hy. when
ie made the foregoing remark
. turning 10 the writer. the doctor con-
Inued; Il have always felt a deep SYM
pathN for those women who are obliged
o te,liouslY earn a livelihood in some
branch of the Industries OF the day.
zee upon the str cts in the early morning
he thinly-elad In all ages Of lifc hurrying
- the various shops: a.. for instance,
he iaundr'es. the c'o;hing-houscs the
oox-fHc;orifS, the prntng-houses, the
stores OF different grades. any and al
~ which have bU: little occupation NJ
No occupation - more likely TO bring
N uterine diseases than the positions
HE'D by the WORKING class OF women as
cicrss IN our fashionable stores ana
scNlNg-shors. or who operate typewr.teTs
IN business offices. ! believe. could the
truth be known, not a female clerk who
stands az the counter All day. or the
women who run sewing machines from
sarly morn un,n the shades % night. are
,roe from some OF the diseases incident
20 her sex"
women's work, unfortunately. Sc a ne
cessi;y of the age Women work too
hard. and the majority begin their work
tng life too young. The result Is mat
nearly all are sufferers from the dis
treSSing ailments peculiar 20 thfir sex.
These weaknesses darker Their DAYS
steal away the.r bright looks and make
them grow old even IN their early youth.
Il cannot work today" IS sad COM
plant too often hard IN business cstab-
lshments. when SOM sUtf ring woman g
obliged to leave her work. which gene
rally means serious loss - her.
"oh. II ! only knew Of Some reliable
remedy for this trouble. ! would civ
ANYTHING some Talc. weary woman j.
frequently heard TO eyclailn. And there
IS. indeed. an enor.lous demand for such
a thing. But how very few truly reliable
medies there really 3vsi In fact. there
IS only one that has ever received the en-
dor ,incn, of physicians throughout the
world and has stood TIE test ~ many
years. That remedy Is Warmers Safe
Cur - which experience has shown can
be fully depended upon al al times. II
has never Yet failed 10 give relief and
encCt a cure. even in tn most critical
cos That is why - many thousands
or glowing testimonials have been given
by women whom Warmers safe Cure has
restored from sickness Il n attn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
'yb. PostrDn.trr Melted.

cap" Madiux. the sylph-like ttlNe-
linr-man. whose weight Is estimated "a.
about three quarters of a ton. was In IT,
city yesterday. About o'clock IN IN"
afternoon h. s;roied alonS the south .'oe
Of Main street opposite the post-o'hce'
in fun View Of Postmaster CuiInG"oT'h'
Nho. green with envy, stood peeriAS al
him through the glass in one OF me
storm-doors Of the office. Just as MAJ
any go, I'm front os Taylor some one
throw open the storm-door. exposing MT.
CruiugWoIths fragile form 20 the Gcnlai
tYsvelling-man. The latier sazed NJ 'hs
oeac!al exclamation point a moment anu
then. with a wiliowY bow. waited Kiss
through the circumamb,ent atmosphere
The Postmaster melted, and. with sara
Bernhard inclination Of the bodY re-
t.rned the salu;auon. most gracefully
The gentlemen had never met.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
General Srallon. MAY Attend.

1t was learned at Populist headquarters
Yesterday that 10 date had yet been hXed
for the postponed fa!r-elections conference
called By Mr.. Hdskins Hobsoh, Sta'e
chairman Of the Populist party.
Judge Edmund Waddill received on sat
uraay a telegram from General Mahohe
saving that he could not attenn AZ the APP
roin,ed time As the Generals telegram
referred 10 the date originally fixed Tor
tho conference. Judge Waddill said ne
could not construe it as declining to enter
into the movement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
DRUGS. MEDICINES. &C
DR. McRAE'S PAlNLt>N AM
IL HARMLESS internal ,ltL
ORGANIC STRUCTURE. GRAVEL %"
PROFESSIONAL

b. ". Lacy. ISAAC DG1s, {" - IN, .
Home Drice Home orics 49,, "a -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
German Cabinet Harmonious.

BERLIN. January In me Io"er
house & tire Pruss!an Diet to-day nan
..ll,r Co,.0t Won Hch,ulohe. referring ~
tho statements recently made By Herr
Richter that the Chanceliors position
VS. merely ornamental and that as
s-nsi9.s existed in the Cabinet, said tnAt
he assertions were entirely without
foundation.
Tire Chancellor further said that IN
r,-norS which had gained currency
through tho press had had no ehect ni !"
the Ministers. Who Ind noticed them
simply with view 10 Counte'2ctins any
foc!inc Of unrest which might eNiS'
among the people The members OF 'hc
cabinet. he asserted. wer, thoroughly III
h.rmOnY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
Mr.. whites at Home" This Afternoon

Mrs. Joseph \. White viii he at home
Informally to-day IN honor Of her niece
Miss jamie Berney. Of Mobile, Ala, from
20 :.
Miss Irene I.anehorne and Mrs. c. OBJ
Cowarin viii receive with Mrs White
Those assisting will be Miss Lewis Butt
of Augusta, Ga; Miss Florence Talbot
Miss Sophie Harrison, o. Chicago: MISS
Adele Archer, Miss Nellie Boykin. Miss
Nirsio prewrv. Miss Black. of Memphis
Tenn and Miss Judith Deane. The punch
Will be served ty Miss Annie Rose Walker
Miss Fannie Ross. and Miss Maude Brock
OF RiVcrton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23

Governor . Ferlail Yesterday Iardon"d
James Jones. VINO vas sent 10 ire n,hl-
tertiary from Allegheny county u s.r''
-.v years for malicious shooting. me
prisoner is I'm tn last stages ~ cOn'iMp-
..r: his time is out in August, ana nas-
don is recommended by the ''."iH ~
~ aims ATTORNEY who prosecuted him,
and tie Superintendent ami surgeon of
tn uealtentmry. ...-
Tie Governor has issued reqlisiuon
upon tn Governor of West Virginia for
!. n. Conner alias J. II. Dean, vho Is
wanted ~ stanton FOR attempted house
breaking.
\. Ii. Baker. Sheriff @, Nansemond'
visited the Capitol yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
CITY HALL MATTERS.
Suit Of Lucy A. Booker's Administrator
Atrcet Committee Got No Quorum.

The Law and Equity Court was engaged
MI O! yesterday afternoon hearing evil
sence In the case Of Lucy A. Booker $
administrator against the Richmond Rail-
way and Electric Company for sicoyl
This suit was the outcome OF the death
Of little Miss Booker by being thrown
from a vehicle 20 which the pony OF little
Miss Sophia White was attached. The
animal. II Is claimed. became frightened
M an electric lamp which was lowered
In the middle Of the street Just AZ II was
assyfns. Il dashed OF, throwing Miss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23

failed 10 do so she became nervous, went
out upon the platform. and was In the act
Of stepping or when the train started
Mrs. Sublett was thrown to the ground'
and II was In evidence That pcing III
delicate state OF health, the shock causeu
her great main and put her In great dam
ger The suit was for $3.50 damages. ard
the fury gave her 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
MI. u...,.v WED. MIR. Lawrence.

AZ Nenable-Strcct BabtiHt CHuICH i"Sr
night at o'clock Miss Dora y. Beasiey'
the attractive daughter or Mrs. Mary
J. Beasley. of No. 81 south Cherry street.
was married to Mr.. Walter l.. Lawrence
a popular young man OF the East Side'
The church WAS Handsomely decora'eh'
.,d tho ceremony was very impressively
Informed by Rev Dr. j. s. Din.
Tho bride was handsomely attired in
a Gown OF cream cashmere. trimmed with
satin and lace, and carried bouquet Of
brides roses.
uessrs. -. 4. Bswrence. w. l.. Smith,
Walter :. Tucker. and J. II. Walton acted
az ushers. and Miss Pearl Stewart pre-
sided AT the organ. The couple lett on
tho 1880 train over the Chesapeake and
ohio road for Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
PCST-OFFlCE MATTERS.
The New Order Regarding Carriers--The
Clerks Organize.

The new order prohibiting lctter-carriers
from doing clerical work in the post-ot'ice
went into effect OF Monday. bat q was
rot subjected 70 n fair trial until yos;er-
day. a. on Mondays the mails are al
ways light TIE result yesterday was
that some Of the carriers made more
trips than under the old system. but tho
Office was behind in distribution. Post
master CIllingworth went to work him
self in the oftiCe Monday and yesterday
morning at $50 O'Clock. He said last
night that the oeiay in distribution would
be only temporary. as the new hands ~
IL would soon become expert.
CLERKS ORGANIZE.
About thirty Of the post-of'.ce clerks as
sembled IN Room J. at tn Custom-house
last nisht AMI organized Eichmoad Nal
Branch OF the National Post-0Nic" Clerks
Association. The meeting was very haT-
InOnioUs. and d great deal Of interest wa
manifested.
Cabeil Thompson called the meeting 10
order. AMI y. T. Harris acte! a. tenn
porary secrt airy. The following per
raneut officers were chosen: Cahell
Thompson. president; ". e. Brown. vice
President. T.. j.. Carter. secretary. ana
T. J. Levy. treasurer. Executive Commit
tce-Caben Thompson. ). ii. Fitzgerald,
i. =. Burke. T.. j. Levy, \. I. Thornton.
and j. j.. Redwood.
TIE OBJECT.
The object Of the organization Is -
assist in getting Hous, biz NJ. IS through
Congress The bin Is to regulate the hours
and salaries Of post-oiiicc clerks. For the
other departments CT the service. these
matters are governed by law. and not 10y
the rostInasters. and the clerks desire 10
-. placed on the came footing with the
pther employees There are at present
eighty branches OK Tia association IN the
United States
There is 10 fight agains. The present
administration or the Richmond officials.
the object being purely 10 ct Tie above
mentioned bill through Congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
sunremn Cnurt of Arpcals.

Holieran against Meisel etc. Further
argued By John Howard. Esq, for APP
pcllant. and submitted.
Robinson against Commercial ana
Farmers National Bank. Argued by
Samuel u. Davies. Esq. for appellant.
and Hill Carter and James Lyons. Esqs..
for appellees, ard submitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23

WANTED. THIRTY STONE-CnT-
TIERS. Apply AT the quarrie4 OF h,' -.
NIE g. N'INTOSU. Granite Va. ia 2-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23

Il turns out that the horse and buggy
AZ Fayetteville. y. G.. to which reference
was made in this paper few days ago
ara not the property Of Mr.. W. II. COSBY
Of this city. Mr. Cosby has seen the
turnout. but finds that it is rot the one
hired from MS stable and not returned
The Richmond and Danvil!e Band were
serenadiug on east LeiSh street Monday
night. and the music "ds enjoyed by thoS'
who heard il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
V,RUsTEEs' AUCTION SALE
TRACT or - ACRES or land
~ CHESTERFIELD CN. ETt
ABOUT THREE MILES FROM Et..
CHESTER.

Bv virtue of q certain deed ~ '-Hs' o..
G. W. Turner - ~. L. S'l'i- art
Nash. trustees. dated AIr q ,"i
recorded in Chesterfield 'l.r.v
Deed BOOK +. PAGE 81, a. p
tain deed Of trust from 'r-s
Turner and wife % B. 81 t..'- f+
J. Morris Miller. trustee DOR
81 1898. duly recorded 100 'hr
said ia Decd Book SIS. Teef ". r-
said =. IL Nash never f.r-.
the said trust and now 4, mag g. 49,
the Undersigned trustees. .-s - g.
Qlired by the ieut.li1ri"r .-
will offer FOR sale. up r. tf.
the highest Bidder M
MONDAY. JANUARY o., i.
at l. O'Clock ~. the PROPERTY -i-H
referred 20. containing ~ AI..- -'.
OF less. and which f. describe.
along the north siln O.; the -a
turnpike adjoining ne lands ~ l3.-t
Schultz. Helms1stJrfer. tnI Other.
TERMS or SALE CasE as p. r-r
rs may be necessary o. pay o.. 81
/ executing this trust ara any ft- t
| may b. due on the s4!i iart. tf- .
| Of the balance due on the le.ts
by the said deeds. ard o.. r
/ any upon suc1 terms as may D.
b. the said G.. ". Turner 0r rs
sale. II. T. ) A|.t-
Sole Acting Trustee uu1.r u- s.'
Deed.
+. ". ROBERTS
= NORRIS N..ii-
Trustees Under the second D.
IA lG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23

Booker out. with results that shocked the
community. The case Will probably BIO
concluded this morning.
Charles T.. Rehardson instituted suit
against Nathaniel W. Harrison for 5000
damages The declaration has not as yet
been filed
Notice OF motion was dled In the city
Circuit Court Clerks Office yesterday by
G. Carleton Jackson. assignee. against l..
l.. Winston. late Sheriff. and as admins
traitor 81 W. A. jenkins. Tor $3.50.
NORRIS MAKES 4 PROPOSITION.
Detective John 4. Norris. OF Ohio, who
Is here awaiting the trial IN the Hastings
Court OF Parker the cold-hrick swirdler,
has made a proposition 20 the police au-
thorities looking toward the capture OF
John Williams. the ranchman who assist
Cd i'm dupiag Alfred W. Withcrs out OF
SEQ recently.
lie claims TO know who Williams Is
and where he can he found. but the au-
thorities who have the go,d-brick case In
hand have stroag doubts rs 20 this. The
Granger detective stated several days
ago 10 the reporter that he knew abso-
lutely nothing OF the Nithers case, and
that as witness in II his testimony would
b. OF no avail
lie saws the Commemorative Attorney
should have held the people who came on
10 see Smith alias Parker under bond Tor
their appearance before the Hastings
Court. He expected Mr.. Smith TO do this
AT the time and warned his clients TO
.zct out OF the state as soon as possible.
which they did upon realizing their posi-
| tion.
LET THE WRONG MAN OUT.
ON Monday morning there were two pris-
| oOers in the pen at the Police Court-one
| was Joseph Ein. negro man. ana an
other was Josephine Ilill. a negro woman.
| There Were many other offenders in hand
| also. hu, only these two have anything to
| 90 with the mysterious way In which
| loseph I'M obtained his freedom. When
| Josephine EMS name was called out
! that person having heen liberated. Joseph
walked from tine steel cage, leaving ms
| female ramcs3ke in the snares Of the law
! Joseph is now entered upon the records
| Of the city iau as a boarier, but he IS
| breathing the air Of the free.
| DIDN'T GET \ QDoECM
| There was to have been regular meet
| ing lest evening Of the Committee on
| Streets. but a quorum failed TO appear
| and no business could be transacted. IN
| Finance Committee met yesterday after
| noon and disposed OF IN" usual matters.
| There will he a m'etn1 Thursday 'N
| niDs. OF the Committee on Light. when a.
| question ~ the city owning its eleciri
| l.s-ht plant will b. thoroughly Venu.ate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
TRUSTEE'5 SALE
or TIE
DESIRABLE BRICK DEGLLTy'
No. 705 EAST CLAY STEEUr u
TWEEN SEVENTH AND il...s
STREETS At At CFlD..

In execution Of decd q fr t. ...
unlarSilned. dated February -.
recorded IN the 'htLc ~ '.
city Of Richmond. u -. 3D.
page $50 and being req ilr.
IN. beneficiary. ! will SOL i i..I.
ton. on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY r H-
at O'Clock L. NJ. The IL-l.t
TWO-STORY AED BASEH-Nl a
DWELLING So. 20 ea '. f.
with the lof on which ~ atN
% feet : inches and runnlu
alley. ami having in t.- rrf~ 'a
good two-story brick f.t,a
excellent property centrally a'0. -.
TERMS. Cash snncian, o. r.. .
costs Of executing th- ft-t' .f
charge a note Tor $780, W.'.
from February o.. 1885, 4ul -.
on such terms a- fr- E~tn'.r
scribe or. in The .ru. 0' t.- tN
name the terms .Ir such t.
Ipon credits ~ -.X aai 'writ
for notes. with interest ol."l -t poo
cured by a deed ~ TRUST.
~ 1921 y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
Your Presence Is Desired.

The Ladies' Sewing Circle Of Grove-Ave-
nue. Baptist chL.ch have prepared to en-
tertain their friends tomorrow and Fri
day nights and all will be welcome. There
will be a concert tomorrow night. with
Rotations by Mrs W. Carlton Adams.
The feature of the Friday evenings enter
tainment will be dumb supper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23

GRANULATED SUGAR, PER
Fr-sh soda Crackers. Sc. per pound
salt PORK, 6i.c. per pound.
Ginger Snaps. Jc. per pound.
CailfOrni. Hams S.. pound
Pure CIDER Vinegar. 23c; a gallon.
Best new crop New orleans MOldsSes,
400. per gallon.
Best Corn, lc. can.
I.ar,e Cans Pea ches, lVc.
Thistle Tomatoes, sc. per can.
Frrsh MOuntdin-i;Oll butter, PC. per
pound. -
TWO IOunl. Best Cream Cheese for 2oc.
small Early June Peas. l0c. pr can.
Good Family Flour. SO per barrel. or
California Aprcois, l2'2c. per can.
String Beans. o.. yer can.
Tn pounds Best Virginia Buckwheat
jap' brand Roasted. in l-pound papers.
90, Ter pound: I'M 81 on the market.
pure Lard. Sc. per pound.
Large Cans Tomatoes, &C.
Mixers Best Hams, lie. per pound.
Good New Orleans MOiasses, zoe. per
Good Good Tea. 25c. per pound.
California Cidret Wine. 6ec. a gallon.
silver King Patent Family -Four. best
sola. $50 per barrel. or K. per sack;
barrel OF .0c. per sack.
Test City Nils Meal, &C. pr bushel.
Seven pOlu J. : SUGAR Tor &c.
Price-Iist matted on application.
s ULLMAN'S SON,
1870 and Isl! east Main street.
phone 3l6. no 7-dsxSI
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ia 23-W .Su, Tue Wit'
REGULATIONS AND CONCERT.
Mrs. W. CARLTON ADAMS.

Grove-Avenue Baptist church, THU RS
DAY EVENING. January 18th, al
O'Clock. Admission, - cents: children, 10
cents. Refreshments served after the en-
tertainment.
ON FRIDAY NIGHT the Ladies' Sew
Ing Circle will have dumb supper. to
which they invite all OF their friends. A
No admission fee. Ia 9-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
BELVIDERE HALL.
Also,
THREE MAIN-STREET STORES
opposite the above,
over which is INQUIRIES SCHOOL
ROOMS, and a VACANT LOT in
rear, fronting MONROE


BY request OF the owner. who has per-
mancntly located in another city. and In
tends To transfer his interest there, even
AT \ SACRIFICE. we will sell at public
auction, on the premises,
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY I'd.
at O ok +. NJ. the exc. edingly desira-
be and valuable REAL ESTAIE mn
toned above. EVERY PART AND POR-
TION OF WHICH IS OCCUPIED BY
\ No. l TENANTS. SOME OF WHOM
HAVE OCCUPIED THE PROPERTY
EVER SINCE IT WAS BUILT.
This property was SUBSTANTIALLY
CONSTRCCTED by its present owner as
a PERMANENT INVEST MhN'r. Is now,
returns. and could not be purchased but
for his permanent removal from the
State. our space will not permit an *
tended notice as to its deSirahluty as 4
STEADY-PAYING INVESTMENT. or IS
it necessary 10 mention In detail it5 many
advantages II LOCATION. CoNSTklC-
TION, and FUTURE NALUE2 The pro-
p-rtv speaks for Itself and no consld rate
person could fail 20 observe - value ana
appreciate its quality and Quantity-sIf-
fee Il T. say IL Is strictly GILT
EDGE" and Will net the lucky pur-
chaser
PER CENT. on HIS INVESTMENT.
Having managed the property sine Us
construction, We are pr pared ana "Suio
b. glad - demonstrate the above fac'
by itemized accounts from our books 10
any one desiring 70 investigate with
view Of purchasing. Where could you
md a more promising location than on
the MAIN STREET Of our city tween
MONROE PARK and HOTEL JEFFER-
son. the early completion Of which Will
further enhance values
The construction OF the properties ne
, cessitates the sale as follows:
! / The Belyidere Hal, with stores
! hereunder. as Il whole.
! ,. The Dwelling adjoining.
} 3. The Stores opposite, with McGure's
! large schDol-rOoms above, as Il whole.
! 4 Tn Vacant Lot adjoining
| TERMS: On the BELNlDEPE pro-
party and Dwelling adjoining, one fourth
, cash: balance one. two, three, four, and
five years. on Stores opposite, a credit
as 20 $500 tiVa years or long-r; balance
one fourth cash. one, two. three. and four
! years. per cent. interest added. secured
! by deed az trust.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & co,
| ia 10 AuctlOne IS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
LOST, sTRAyED, AND FOUND.

LOST. SOMEWHERE on MAIN
street between Lexington Hotel and Con-
tolerate monument. a SMALL OPEN
FACE SILVER WATCH. with initials
al. 4. w" on back. suitable ward %
party leaving same az Lexington ho'eL
il 22-it'
LOST. OK THE NIGHT OF THE 2lST
between the Mozart and SD2 west Grace,
: Long BLACK FEATHER BOA.
Finder will b. rewarded II returned 10
MISS HOWARD, 302 west Grace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
REAL IsIATE AGLNIs. B..
RIAL ENINIL W II -
CITY AND COUNTRY
REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE. RENT. AND ENtHA@i-.-
HOUSES SOLD. lLI. 4.+ E-fAi"
ED on monthly in.tain. n'-.
MONEY 70 LEND pn t.tf A.+ i-'
urban real estate. 50 .r 49,
RENTS collected and ia. t-f+A-"
made. Apply for Land G-...
GEORGE =. CRAWFORD a co..
10 9i.F SwS. WIS n ia5 D.rk ..r..,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
AMCSEMENTS.
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDA
JANUARY 18th AND 5Jth.
WILLIAM III. CRANE.

WILLIAM h. CRANE.
Tuesday evening and Wednesday matt
nee. Martha Morton's delightful comedy.
"BROTHER JOHN" Wednesday eve
ming. THE SENATOR.
Both plays will be produced with orig
nal New York cast, scenery, and effects.
PRICES: Evening". 50c., 81. and $50.
Matinee. Joe, and 81.
Sale Of seats THURSDAY. Applica>
tons for seats Will be received AT Box
Office on Wednesday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
EOR SALE PRIVATELY.

4 BEAUTIFUL Lot on r.r'-
Grove avenue near ifIu .f-s..
are very few lots now .0r l" 30 '.a
locality. ..
Also. VERY HANDSOME E'-
DENCE on Floyd avenue. v...a SOL. 70
sold AZ great sacrlt..-
HANDSOME RESIiEN'E ODD t.'a
aV nue. near Mcnr1. Park. Jazz
and modern imur0v W.rt-
FRANK ID MILL tt''.
"a 23-2t Real Estate arb
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23

WANTED. TO CONTRACT WITH RE
TIART,E PARTIES TO COT AND DE-
iIVER Us 40 CORDS OF GOOD PINE
WOOD. Address or apply at once:
CET-NP & WEST coal COMPANY,
"a o1-9t 1913 cast Cary str ct.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23
WANTED, ALL 10 KEEP warm
+. Film C.H. PAGE.

HERRING HALL MARVIN COMPA-
ny SAFES
L.. BARNES. Sole and controlling dealer foe
Virginia North carol ne, api south CarsiinG.
FIRE.PROOFchFES. FIRE AND 81 RGLAR.
PROOF SAFE. Is RGLAR-PkOOF APES.
JEWELLERS SAFES, FIRE PROOF VAULT
FRONTS. b kGLAR-PRO0F VAULT FRONTS.
VAULT LfSINGS stcel o. irJn).
Ali kinds anu Glasses 81 ba-x, County, jail,
ani Government WON, ant lime Locks
Exoerr attention - LOCKS. AMI all kinds OF re-
pairicg done promptly. Fun Inc skCOHD-
IANDsAFES. Prices warranted as low - any
one can sel. YOU. Easy terms.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23

WANTED. PURCHASERS FOR Pop
TT.AR COPYRIGHT INSTRU MENTAL
AID SHEET MUSIC, regular pre-
from 20 to COO. which We are now selling
at from 70 loc. copy TO reduce our
immense stock.
WALTLR n. MOSES & CO,
-. 1915 east Main street.
ia e)-3t Opposite Pcst-olllce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-23

AGENTS WANTED. OR Statesmen
desiring side line TO axe orders by sam
pie: staple seller, easily carried. We ptt
expenses and salary. or commission. and
furnish samples on Application. Address
I.ock-Box l25. New York city.
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arpoInt local agents. Salary and ex-
penscs. Also. want CANNASSEItS.
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WANTED. CATHOLIC MAN u, Ills
own diocese References required. SIX
pr week. Write - JOSEPH T. GAY, -
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