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WITHIN A FEW DAYS.

Kansas City Mo. July 1.-THE grain
rate war. which has been waged .or the
past week, will, according to thu s,aie-
ments of several leading traffic ricn OF
this city. practically he concluded when
the next cut N rates is made. THIS. il is
anticipated Will occur within a few days
AT most. one Of the active liaes wirri
from Chicago to its loegl represeu ,hliVc
asking what rate would lac required Oh
wheat to hold ii to GlncA.o 'gark"ts Is
against the Southern ports. The repiy
was that it would require a rate .,
cents per hundred HAT. 1T Is believed thai
such Il rate Will be put in. possibly today,
That rate Is less than actual e2s', ana II
is Thought none of the lines VIII care 10
maintain Il for any treat length OF time.
When business Is done i; a loss II WI.
ne a matter of short tine 10 get managers
In a conference for adjus:n. nj II Is use-
less at the present iime l. is9-', ro''-
a finish,
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southern Pacific, spent yesterday in the

uty
James q. Leavell, commercial agent Of
NE Mexican National left last night for
San Antonio.
NJ. =. Smith. commercial agent OF the
terday In the city.
Steve Fitzgerald, travelling freight agent
OF the Cotton BELT. left yesterday for n
trip out into his territory.
IN, a.. j.. Ratclifrc has been appointed tray
with headquarters in Indianapolis.
r. Charts Iiuchncr. private secretary to w.
". van Week, manager of the Southern
Pacific. left last night for New orleans.
One OF the iatcs. rumors concerning the
baltimore and Ohio Is that II will secure
rghts over the elevated loop IN Chicago.
The Norfolk aud Western during last
year put l.1ss. l9l tons of coal into the tide
water markets, against 2.i23sS1 tons the
previous year.
Major j. {. Andrews, Southwestern pas
setgcr agent of tho Southern railway, with
Headquarters In New orleans, was in the
city yesterday.
Fred Licbig. of Millvilie. near Altoona.
a carpenter IL years old, has been an en-
rloyc of the Pennsylvania railroad for
for'y-five years
Edward Woodbury. OF Kalamazoo, Mlch..
han been elected president of the Chicago.
Kalamazoo and Saginaw. to succeed a. j.
i'pNiit. hcttiStu.
Walter q. McRae mas been appointed
chief engineer of the Carolina, Tennessee
and oh %. under contract from Whining
ton to southport. N. c.
Henry Stcinhoff, formerly ticket agent
of the Michigan Central at West Saginaw
Mich, has been appointed travelling pas
scnger agent of the Wiscons n central.
Peter Carroll has hcen appointed fore
| man Of bridges and buildings of the Mis-
souri, Pacific, WITH HEADQUARTERS at I'll DO
RADIO, Kan, to succeed c. W. Kyser, re-
| signed.
The trouble on the Lexington branch of
the Louisville and Nashville on account
of washouts is over; breaks have been re-
la rcd and l.. and n. trains are running
on time.
| w. p. Groseclosc. assistant general
| freight agent of the Katy. returned yes
terday from the lakes of Michigan. where
he had beer to accompany his family TO a
summer resort
The longest span galloway in the world
| Is that put in for the construction of thf
| lIolyoke dam. Holyoke, Mass. length 1865
| feet. The head tower is rs feet high, the
load carried six tons.
| Major George A. Qlilnlan, vice president
| OF the Houstor and Texas Central ana
| Major Nj @. Howe. vice president OF IN,
| Houston fast and West Texas. returned
Yesterday from San Francisco. where the>
! attended n meeting OF the American So
1 giafv of IrpYippprs
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MIR. BLAND.
What "Siver Dollar Dick" Says Of the
Populist Convention.

What "Silver Dollar Dick" Says Of the
Populist Convention.
st. I.unis Posi-p!spiich.
A Post Dispatch reporter asked MIR.
piaud what he thought or the action Of the
u,,n,llst convention In nominating Tom
Watson for vice president.
IN II unfor,unat replied Mr. Bland,
~ hal hoped that the convention "tu'd
.yor,'is. enough oon5ervs ,ism and good
.,,,so to indorse the nomination OF yam
''F "ilcw % you think 1T viii affect the gem
beuds me- tickci win. him win not ca,y
he electors in a single state.
~ dou't beleye 'hht the populisiS are
,oinr 10 indorse this action of their LEAD
ars The yroplc are for Bryan. and II.
ls1ders. however obstinate ana WHY. can't
divert them from y All i are r ,Isn 10 swecp
fin. West ard Northwest regardless ~
rarty. Watson may he able to pull OH
some votes n me sonh Ius h n,nk a Ma
- i,rrr clement of popu!4sts. too, to make
:. s, re- Of every eertor for our ticket.
at Is unfortunate ,.la, .he nss, ',eii'cmt
~, forced he conservative Views The issues
iat stake are too m1om.ntous for men to
bubble over Ar r,c" a ANY ., ,nn tc
personaI character of the nominees Is
above repro1ch. ,u. a.,
III seems thar r'eiy irno", ~ the pnlu-
, rst iust exactly what he wants, and most
Of them want q diflsrent thing, That Y
y, n'J lax Inc hest that they can get, es-
lilly when 1t benefits the common pnr-
p' II am hopeful, though. that way VIII
he found be ween now and the election To
49, III. great volume OF them III a de-
srmlnei eort 10 es,, mryn noa and se% Sal
~ -, %" me despair Of this, because there
are great INA msny par Ts, wsa.s Bs ana
f the, al are alive 10 Inc fact that the demo
cratic nominees offer the only way to such
saspo You think Nj. Bryan wouid accep,
The nomination now that Sewa'l has been
mr., cd Town by the populistsy"
| ~ mink that he has accepted that in his
telegram to Chairman Jones. w which h
no use In discussing the proprsety OF ouch
/ O proposition"
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HENRY LOST HlS HAT.

As has been stated In The Post Henry
Cote sustained an injury Of his thumb at
Austin Saturday and will not be able to
play for day or two. 1t Is a muchnc ed
ed rest that ne will have. Sundays game
being the first that the team has played
has no, parties pated. He Is the only play
or In Texas that has that record.
Cote came down Main street yesterday
dressed "out OF sight as the term goes.
Some one took his hat while the catcher
was dining, and he was forced to adopt
a now style of "sky piece" for his after
noon promenade. He came out with a
pretty little cap. one like George Reed
usually wears. Cote also wore pointed
shoe. He viii I've In the grand stand this
afternoon and sec the game.
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SHORT STOPS.

Ladies will bc admitted free a, the
gate this afternoon. but viii lie charged
at the grand stand.
Kline Will be behind the bat today. He
is a good all-round player Behind the
plate is his favorite position.
The latres who are base ball enthusiasts
can certainly be satisfied with the last
tour of the team. They won four gu, OF
sin games.
The voting contest VIII close witnin
day or two. and there are Oily Few op-
portuni.ips to get coupons. ihe voting
Will be resumed this afternoon.
Slim did not accompa ~ the tcari on
the trip to Austin and san Antono. lie
made the North Texas circuit with them,
and /; was at that lime - many garles
were lost,
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AT WICHITA.

Wichita. kans., July u. -1hs week Jns'
closed has witnessed TIE .lVe'les' gran"
trade in Southern AMI Central kailsi'
that these sections havs experiences IN
years Just now The Ink of The oid corr
fron, mis- soc,ior la going To ST. Louis aud
New Orleans. nut deale.s from northern
Eastern and Southern POINTS are al bay
ing heavily. the shipments. wAilr .lyI-
nous do not IN any sense represent mo
business done as !; very large amount OF
corn has been contracted foi but Is aelt
awaiting cars. = great deal OF .,ie corn a
recen, heavy rains II IS too wet 20 ete'i.
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WILLIAM HENRY SMITH.

aso, July William Henry Smith
MS meme In Lake Forest at 3:30
.n'"s' lie had been sick for sew
a .s having had pneumonia.
sSo, ~ became actively engaged for
sna ume IN the Assnciatod Press
a,'u ~ January OF that year ho .f-
|bs vensolldation Of the New Yak
ns msslsfn Associated Press, tnkin!
ms,s OF the umsc systems
fnmaa wrote a political History Of
d h,,,u states and Iii, Of the Into
I Ss,d aayes. as the literary cAccutcr
| tho No. president Mr.. Smith retired
IN ,naiiag, ment of tho Associated,
hIs Iiin nas' lSi; and since TINT TIM
in l!,srarr,rs mad had been employing hiY
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soI.rlIERN RATE WAR.

New York. July 27.--The latest adVices
,oc,,i;n,, the southern ra war are as
conra,-iur although holders of the So
,r.f,i'., a. ,ha roads involved may deriv'
SOM. cans ,lntl7n from the expectation on
penoral mrIr@lples mat Ne SHARPER ne
fishtns he sIer I, WI b ,n 9Yer ! Paa ).
49, 80 a. .,,I'ci,,irn ana Southwestern ana
Csntral ASSOCIATIONS ass may te drawn Into
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LILLE GALE CONFIRMED.

ruwa,,,,cn. WIS. July T.-Thr ssi' o'
,,,a ,,rona,,,es OF IN, Norihern Pac!he
,n,,,any VAS confirmed by Judge Lee
e.'n", ,,o Trr,tea states courl this m'Sn-
man ~ H., ,n' ,'crar 81 confirmat IN. prlflars
Ia, as ." soon as the dseds have hss, sNu
c e'iae IL Inc receivers shall give posses''''
to the purchasers.
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CHESS MASTERS TOURNAMENT

Nuremberg. July T.-This morning ut y
O'Clock the seventh round of tn" lntern'-
,teral chess masters tournament was
nlavc5 In this city. The results were ~
Follows: schiners and Sch.rr'er, drew a
center gamblt after = nl9Nes, L'ii'nu ~.
81: y m ''o s,hniiopp beat Porres IN a
-, n,f. nte after q moves, " alh!rod; neat
Winawcr n a Ruy 1.opcz. after 81 nov = :
shnm'nltar bat Janovski IN "A Treons DE-
r,s ,fter g. mov,s. Tarrasch be A.
,,ra,schmann in queens gambt; 9. cii~d
after 46 moves; sieinitz heat biscH et.ii.
~ L. -, rhnrrolisek n "A Tx defense
s ,ti.'r a; moves. l.asker had bye
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London, July T.-~The trial Of Dr. Jane
son and his associates In the Transvnal
raid reached concluding stage today. 81
Edward Clarke and Sir Frank Lockwood
fnr thc defcndants, occupied all ,he morn
INK in their pleas for The PRISONERS and ~ ~
Richard Webster. the attorney Eencfhl w
h.1,aif OF the government replied. con-
,nary 10 general expectation: the case was ~;
adjourned At the close OF Sir Hic3eso
Websler's reply for the government.
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KILLED Ills Wlrn

"' leAas. July 2G,-Last night a
~. named Prince Williams. near here.
\, M''eu ms wife, He says that
openincp ana was awakened by his
Ia purs,ar ~, H., COR and thinking she
His Sea- NJ Al her with fatal Of
hing held ,n. e., IS questioned and he
.of lurther developments.
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..r nI,pIIc SALE.

u,reap n, d.. July s7.-rie Northern
pac I lands vest of the Missouri river.
s sSrs s0ls Ma ss casr They wers A.
Rensht by Presijen, Wn,r "a, Inc uN 500 oS.
ern P.cliic for sums afslesa""9
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case will be referred 10 the Jockey Club
for Anal decision. The winners were:
half mile, Nina Louise. 80; mile. iIarpsi-
chord, 'i3s. six furicngs. Peep o. Day.
i;is mile and one-sixteenth. Captain 4.
40, half mile, Tallahassee. :issA; mile,
hnlf1tpu. l.l2
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WINNERS AT LAToNrA.

Cincinnati. Ohio, July 2I.-Ihc winners
at r.aton.a were: Thirteen-siNtcnths of a
mile, Damien 1:?i: thsee-fgurths OF Il
mile. Tntilla. llS. threcfourths oil mile.
Performance, l.ls: mile and seventy yards.
Joe Clarke. la6: five-eighths of II mile,
Turtle Dove, l0ais; mile, Cecil, lilS.
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,ocrry KILLED IN KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, Mo- jay FIN the sec
ord race as the h-eses came into the
',.,,,,, tI.,,.v II was In the lead. ana
s va { Mn with Jockey Sam Mason up;
was a close secono Harry + swery =,
sia IVA CAIN struck s,s, Il, k hna rs n e@R
i LIN hicken. and the horse was also
SIinled icr Two front legs beng hso' isi,
~ thc fnil. Mason. was y vars oia ana
c;,ma fton independence, han.
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THE HOTELS.
tAwLoR-l.ATEs. $3.50 AND 81
DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PRo-

,AWLOR-l.ATES. $3.50 AND -
DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PRo-
/ Kohnle, Chicago: ]. NJ. Rockw.i'.
hi; ii. p Evans, Waenee. j., T.. :
BAILEY. Houston. - 5. sessions.
j. i. McCole. TeXarkana; r. "
|Fort Worth, y Christie son. Hous-
fmps Lock. West Lake. J. N. LII
|oliad: F. l.. Chapman, Cusro; MISS
hams, Goliad. Mrs. l.. BISHOP, Fla-
d, Cohen, Cincinnati, H. r. Sti!
hi,adclphia; l.. Davis. Galveston :
iDayiison. San Anton %; w. .;
N Chicago. Howard Smith ard
Ety: ID. S. Hoffman. Dallas: I. Co
Encinna.i; Vim. Lock rilgo. A,isti,'
Carson. College. Texas; j. a.
|. Kansas CITY. W. |. i'attpll1. Gal
". ]. Swinford, city; F. Farn'-
Cuero; Thee. T. Ilanmeti, city
NIgal, Atlanta. Ga, lsaac Heffirn.
non; George w Taylcr, Ph!ladel-
Mn. Edmond, Waco; T.. l.. Lap
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Townsend, II, A. llunsocker., san
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!: i. W. Snyder Baltimore; Jam :
Nab, Houston. w y. Crehen, city
f. Pitcher, Jr. New York: f. a..
Baltimore
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GAME AT ROCK ISLAND.

Rock Island, Texas. July g7.-The Rock
Island and Smiths Prairie clubs played
game of ball here Saturday, resulting in q
score of 20 TO in favor of Rock lslnnd.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Chicago u. II. Il.
Pittshurg 49,. ....,V 30 w =
Observation-Disclosures and Donohue; Hawley
Hastings and Merritt.
AT st. Louis II. ~. y
St Louis .........1 DOL s00ls-G Q 8
Louisville -. 81 5000 n-3 2
Batteries-Kissinger and Murphy Fraser
and Dexter.
AT Cincinnati X. II y
Cincinnati -. 20 5000 B.
Cleveland -. ...O0 0020 0 o.
Batteries-sRanes, Fisher and PETIT
Dummy and thinner.
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an the Internal. onal and Grea,
md The Galveston. houston hno
.or ar arrive at and depart from tac
,,orsl denot. foot of Congress ave
i.so,,r, kansas and Texas ira 'ns
" Katy depot at the foot of Mont
.v.n,ie. north side of the bayou !:
an La Porte and Houston ana al.
Fmd. except those mentioned use
Ind Central depot.
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GAME AT ABILENE.

Abilene Texas. July @.-The Abilene
nine and Borders Chapel nine played their
second game of ball here Saturday The
score stood Abilene g. Borders Chapel 10
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Temple, Texas. July 1.-THE second
game of the series between Temple and
Bnstrop was Wen by the home team by ii
score of to Z,
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NEW HurcHINs HOUSE.

i. Fay, San Francisco, Cal: j. r.
Redlands, COT, j, Il. Dawson,
hds, Col; h. t.. Perkins, Galveston:
m Wells. Galvestou; W w. Rolf,
r. W. Wapfman, Dallas, j. n.
4, CITY. Chlrle, y. Golding, Ci.y;
WOodson, Cuero, M n. Morris. San
70; Guy NJ Bryan, Bryan; j.. 3.
Galveston; +. \. Duff, Brazoria:
saunders, City. Edward McRae.
pa; John ". Dick son, Cincinnati.
X. Williams. Joncshoro. Ark. 4.
", CITY. Charles r.. Cohn. Galveston
2rorwiiz. CITY, H. +. Temple Tenn. .
Is bresier. New York u. NJ. Mich
Inoxyi'h, Tenn. i. g. Anderson.
,e, N. c.; j. NJ Mctlosky, CITY:
kaut, CITY, j. ". Wilson, 81. Louis,
lem, Fittgur, Nov York. John q
81 LOUIS, Mo-. Pete Prophecy, I'M
figue stan; \. Is. Gooic. san An
sharles Scooter, city; Inomas
FEY Dallas. W j. l.ytle. San An
u, Smith, Galveston. j +. Slagle,
Is Il a Becker, John Ciene. l.. Boloz,
IMsnkln L. Jacobs. II. Cote, q. NJ.
Houston Base Ball Climb
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BoATs WE'RE RECALLED.



Athens. July IA dispatch received
here from the Island of Crete says that
while the national assembly was sitting
saturday n panic occurred when the
Turks prepared TO attack the Christians
whereupon tn. commander OF 'he h'''isn
rono,a,l Hood lowered FIVE boats with
which to land a force of marines ofoe'
was restored. however before the action
became necessary. During the disturb
unces n Turk was killed by a sho' iiFe"
by another Turk.
Three b.ttalions OF Turkish hiah'F!
were landed nj Retimo on Saturday. sew
eral skirmlshes have taken place pe'"ee"
Ret.mo aui liernkl,on.
sixty cro;an volunteers have landed on
the Island
London. July 2s.--An Athens dispatch to
Tho Daily News. referring to threatet'i
a,,aek Inv the Turks In crete on satur-
dav upon the Christians and the lowering
of five boats from the British ironeisd
Hood to- land marines. says tha, the boats
,ve.,. recalled because the other fore En
,,nlr-h,ps present failed to follow SUIT. inc
Daily Ncws core spondeni sou' on TO shy :
nr.Va,u Information reaches me Una NJ ~,
Insurgents N strong forces hpprohch'i
az thin cannon shot Of the Retimo anu Gu
gagged the Turks successfully. Thr ilhap-
itapts watched the batt.e fro NE house
,ous IN. English inaf-of-W r btits VIZ
messed the fighting and all ch"ered tho
ipsnrg nis success, .,. a,,,
The correspondent also rays OF inc out
break In MaceIoIi-a.
TIE Mac ioi an Insurgents are SAID 10 pc
everyw herc received with open arms by
the Inhabitants many Of whon are lolh-
Ink INC Insurgents The Greek govern
neni fns arrested several Officers Tor
at.a.,,9. IN. insurgents iu Macedonia bu.
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NOTES AND PERsoSALs'

w. G. Van Week. genera snue out West.
n C. Reese, commercial agent OF inc
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,uArr,rns DEFEAT GALVESTON.

Lining. Texas, July I.-Gaivss on played
1.u,,ny this evening, Score: Luilng q
ca,v.e,on 10. The Sand Crabs were
g,nnnded IN good shape and viii carr,
Ssnyna a biz bag pf respect fee the Lulint
Browns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-08
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Hin Cemetery Company near Der'''''
nv Mr. Mccann: To authorize the trns,
tees ~ the Gravel Springs Evangehca'
r.utheran church. In Frederick county. 70
receive a donation OF $1,000 ana inVeS'
the same. r. ~.~u-
By Mr.. Berkeley Cby reaueso: TO regu.
late the ievying Of taxes In tue 'o"A
of Salem. Roanoke county.
By Mr.. Turner: To change the corp"'S's
name OF Jacksonville to Floyd
Nv Mr.. Berkeley: For the protecton Vi
In herring men who are nousehohe''
ag.inst beipg deprived Of the exemption
10 which they are entitled unoer ssc'i'"
1852 of the Code OF Virginia
Rv Mr. NAV: TO legalize and vaii'a's
the organization and corporate existent
of the Washington. Arlington ana Fans
Church Railway Company. 90
BY same: To grant certain po"e,s
the Washington. Arlington anu
Church Railway Company. ~.
Nv Mr. Harrison, OF Lynchourg: 10
.nend and re-enact section 2442 OF the
Code In relation to suits Instituted oy
subseouent lien creditors to enforce inc
sale OF land upon which there u p''o'
deed OF trust.
Nv Mr. NAV: To amend and re-enaet
section 1. chapter 1853. OF the Acts OF , ~,
Genera. Assembly Of Virginia. 1875 ".
approved March Z, 1894. entitled an acs
10 require the Board OF supervisory VI
Alexandria county to tax the saie ",
ardent spirits and malt liquors In s'''
county. 49,. xf.r.
Camille publishing Company. or Norio"
city. ,,.s - U
By Mr.. Rambo For the relief OF u. n.
pay,ho a disabled soldier, OF Washington
county. ,~
Nv same: For the relief OF James L.
Grant. a dentist. Of Washington county.
Nv same: For the relief OF John A.
Remine. a dentist Of Washington-
By Mr.. May: To repeal an ACT appros.o
March q 1894. entitled an "act 70 create
a hoard OF excise commissioners Tor Alex
andria county.
PLACED ON THE CALENDAR
The following bills were introduced. and
under suspension Of the rules placed on
the calendar: 49, r,r-
Nv Mr.. segar: To authorize the prin-
| cipai of the Rappahannock lnstl.use, ..
| Tappahannock. Va, 10 confer cerenlcass
~ a,nIomas In the various departments
- INSTRUCTION. and also to grant az
niomas of graduation to pupils ehu''eu
thereto in said institute, and TO own anu
use seal. - - ,o-
By Mr.. Mccain: To enact the law TOT
the protection of game In freder'cS
| county. scboo,
Nv Mr.. Tabb: To compensate scnool
trustees other than clerks Oh nls,rIc'
school boards in the counties OF Gouces-
ter and Mathews.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
To amend and re-enact an act en-
tilted an act to incorporate the briose,
water Construction Company approSsa
To incorporate the Virginia Mineral
Railway Company.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
To amend and re-enact section Is Oh
an act, entitled. an act to proVioe
| charter for the city OF Buena VISTA APP
nroved February Is. 1892
To amend and re-enact an az.
entitled an act to require tne
navment of fees on certain cnar-
ters. approved February 10, ~, as
amended by an act approved FEBRUARY
81 1890 and further amended anu a
enacted by an act approved January -
1894
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-08
smlthneld Hams.

Smftnnfiu huhss
/ have 5000 Choice Hams Of this
cure in stock. They are the finest
on the market, and are sure to
please you .......................... ~
Mountain Roll Butter.
Finest Mountain-Roll Butter. This
kind Of Butter is scarce. 1t In
fresh and sweet, per pound %
Fine sherry Wine.
You can buy gallon OF Fine Sherry
Fine Old Rye Whisky, per gallon. 80
Fine Old Medford Rum, years old. %
Large Layer Raisins. new goods. per
clean Currants.
This is the only kind At for making
Fruit-Cake. We have 5000 pounds
in 1-pound boxes; boxes .......... Is
New Mixed Nuts.
5000 pounds Nice, Clean. Mixed
Nuts just arrived. We guarantee
them fresh: per pound ........... 10
800 boxes Seedless Raisins. per pound
Fine Mocha and Java Coffee. fresh.
1890 bushels White Corn ............ As
OSuilivan's Pride. Finest Family
Flour on the market. This Flour
is sure to give satisfaction. Try
barrel, and you will sure to like 1t. 4 q
Try a pound OF our Fine Tea. This
IS a boon to dyspeptics One pound
will convince you Of It's efficacy In
relieving Indigestion ................. ~
$1,000 pounds Choice French Candy,
imported ........... ...................
6 pounds Nice. Fresh Oyster-Crack-
erS ........ .....s......s..... ~
1000 bales Fine Timothy Hay. per
hundred ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...... 70
rs tubs OF Fine Creamery Butter
just the kind for buckwheat-cakes. IS
Z pounds Virginia Buckwheat ..... 2S
Gibson's Old Rye Whiskey. years
old ........... ....s....... ............ W
Fine Cream Cheese .............. v
We have an immense stock OF Christ.
mas Goods. which we are selling at cut
prices, as we a,e determined not to carry
them over the holidays. You can buy
choice goods at your own price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-08
GOOD $4,000 INVESTMENT.

TWO ATTRACTIVE. MODERN.
WELL-BUILT AND DESIRABLY-DO-
GATED BRICK DWELLINGS cd.
Joining. west OF Monroe Park, within
the city limits, with gas. water. bath,
etc, and under rental 10 good tenants
paying more than per cent For fun
particulars and 10 see them apply 70
j. u. ELAN 4 co.
ia SGT lib Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-08
NOTICE.

January !. 1885
The co-partnership heretofore existing
between II. l.. Pelouze and r. c. Peouzs.
partners, doing business under the siys
OF THE PELOUZE PAPER AND TYPE
COMPANY. III. l.. Pelouze q Son. PRO.
prletors. has been this day dissolved y
mutual consent. II. l.. Pelouze hai
withdrawn from the business
Il. G. PELOUZE takes all OF the esseu
OF the late partnership and assumes az
liabilities thereof. II. l.. PELOlLE
Ia sal r. c. PELOUZE