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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-11
NEWPORT NEWS.
Appointed inauguration Aide-De'
Cnmp-Deing Repaired-Briefs'

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, February "
Cspscial)-Colonel ]. j. Dyer, OF
SOUTHAMPTON county. has received let
ter from General Horace Porter, notify
ing him that he has been appointed an
aide-de-camp on his staff. General Por-
ter VIII be the chief marshal Of the
Inaugural parade, and as yet he mas
appointed two Virginians members OF
his STAFF, both Of whom are residents
OF this congressional district and
strange to say, both were Repuoicah
candidates for Congress last fan Dr'
Richard A. Wise was appointed AIDE
de-camp about 4 week ago. Or. Wise,
who IL n leader of the Lamb faction
of the party, was nominated for Con-
gress M the convention held I'm Hampton
last summer and on the same day ana
I'm the same city Colonel Dyer was nomi-
mated by the anti-Lamhites.
CAPTAIN II. r. ID. Davies, or the
British steamer Summerhiu, which ar
rived here yesterday, tells OF an IN
usual sight which he witnessed whlie
en- route from Liverpool 10 this port
he savs that while the ship was IN lati-
tude 4e - and longitude AZ he saw large
delds of ice OF q peculiar conformation.
When he first noticed them they seemed
To resemble little inverted thimbles, but
as he progressed they developed INTO
CUBS. and finally into large helds. me
last field was between and D rect thiek.
This was an unusual occurrence ana II
is thought the Ice came through Davis
strait. as the currents from the Labrador
coast hug the mainland. Ice Is rarely
seen IN that part Of tho ocean.
BEING REPAIRED.
The Chesapeake and Ohio steamer
Louise, which broke her shaft last sun
day. went TO the dry-dock here for re-
pairs yesterday. -,
ington and Norfolk Line. was docked to-
day for repairs. After this ship Is re-
paired. the Washington, OF the same line,
will enter for repairs As soon as the
washington gets out, the third and new
est steamer OF this line the Newport
News. Will enter the dock TO be re-
paInted. The Newport News has not
been out Of water since she was turned
out Of the yard, about eighteen months
ago.
The schooner Carrie, Of Richmond,
| CAPTAIN Clarence s. Pittman, now lying
ct anchor off the ship-yard, took IRE
from a defective stove-pipe early TINS
morning. The crew extingulshed the
flames before they had done more than
| $50 worth OF damage.
BRIEFS.
Junius Hill, a colored attorney, has
been arrested, charged with practlcing
law without license. He claimed to have
a state license, but failed 10 produce II
when called upon to do so. lie was
admitted 10 bail. II IS claimed that Hi
has been practicing in the city courts
and Il is alleged that he has never DeeD
granted a city license.
John Sinclair was stabbed with an
| oyster-knife by ]. w. Dilworth I'm an
| alteration last evening. Sinclair
wounds are dangerous, but not neces-
sarily fatal. Dilworth was arrested.
Tho gunboat Helena VIII go out on
builders trial-trip one day next week
She Ike her sister ehips-the Nashville
and the Wilmington--is nearing compile
ton, and it Willy not be long before they
VIII DO turned over TO the government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-11

All-Sllk Black Taffeta Ribbon. inches
wide best TIC. quality, l0c. n yard.
3-inch-wide for lac. a yard; 4-Inch-wide
for 1Sc.
stripe. 4 IL inches wide, 25c. a yard;
Persian Ribbons, all silk 4 inches wide,
never was known TO sell for less than
&c, for Ice. yard. =,
All-Silk Taffeta Ribbons. checks, small
and large stripes, in all coiors, ) IL
inches wide. l9c. a yard.
Roman Stripe Ribbons. very newest
patterns. an silks. all color stripes,
IA inches wide, 59c. yard
AT JEwELRY COUNTER.
gross OF all tho most elegant and Ell
fective Lace-Pins and Brooches, SET
in all kinds of sens, IN heaIes'
wreaths. Fleur de Lis, and star styles,
for 25c.-styles that cannot be told
Ladies and Misses Elegantly Chased
Roll-Plate Rings. for lOc., worth z9c.
Solid Silver and Roll-Plate sulphur Dla-
mond Rings, in Marquise and Princess
settings, for l0c.; positively worth SVc'
SPECIAL NOTIONS.
plain SILK Garter Elastic Yellow. Blue,
and pink. 10c quality for &c. yard.
Combination Betting and Binding, Gray,
Black, and White, l5c. quality, Tor &C.
1oc package Mendlng Tissue for &C.
Fgvbtian Box Fancy Tinted Papers,
newest shapes latest novelties, VVS.
zoo Dresden Handle Nail Poushers, SOC.
Nennen's Taicum Powder, II l-2c. box.
handkerchief Extracts, glass stop
pers, all odors, Toe. bottle, worth
25c.
soc. box Papers. velvet finish. Royal
Seal Old English, Fine Art, and Old
irish Linen, choice loc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-11

cents. according to the amount sold. Tho
large trade were supplied as followsi LESS
than i.OoO pounds. 40 cents; more than
1000 and less than 1000. 30 cents; family
trade. 80 cents. The schedule now will
be: All large trade, . cents: family trade
taking twenty-five pounds and over, NJ
cents: family trade taking less than
twenty-five pounds, 70 cents. These prices,
Il Is claimed. are less than the cost OF
furnishIng the ice and delivering II.
The Consumers Ice Company which
was established in opposition TO the Mu-
tual concern, Is stu selling ice at the
old rate, but a cut IS expected by IL. MT
opposttfon concern. said last evening that
his company would not cut until II had
seen the operations Of the MutuaPs cut
1t Is the general opinion that the cut
was the beginning Of an ice-price war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-11
DEATHS.

KRONMEISTER.-D February .
1887, in Chesterfield county Odopkings
old place., Rev. GEORGE NJ. KRON-
MEISTER. in the 18th year Of his age.
The funeral will take place from thu
Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran church.
corner Sixth and Clay streets. THIS
CThursday) AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock.
MARROW. Died. at 1870 A. ~. Feb
ruary II, 1897, OF appendicitis. ID. $.
MARROW. OF Union Level. Va. In this
18th year OF his age.
MDONoUGH.-Died yesterday NOM
ing, at 1890 o'clock, at her husbands resi-
dence, No. Is north Seventeenth street.
KATE GRIFFITH. beloved wife OF John
]. McDonough, and daughter OF tho late
John +. and Ellen Grs.iithI aged % years.
Funeral will take place THIS (Thurs-
day) MORNING. February iith. at .
o'clock, from st. Peters Cathedral.
Friends and relatives invited 10 attend. '
NAcHMANr-Died. February 10th. at
e:20 p. NJ, at the residence OF his mother,
No. 1917 east Broad street, SAMUEL
NAcHMAN, in the 18th year OF his age.
Funerai from his late residence FRI
DAY. February 18th, M IL o'clock. Friends
and acquaintances invited 70 be present.
sfs
PHILIPS. Died. Wednesday February
10, 1897. at Gas a. s, at his residence.
No. COS west CRY street, CHARLES
PHILIPS; in his s1d year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
sAfITH.-Dled, az her residence. No
1901 west Cary street, al ~ minutes 10
2 o'clock. February 10. 1887, Mrs. NARY
+. SMITH.
F,fneral will take place from the above
residence at 2 o'clock TO-DAY. February
ilth. Friends and relatives invited 10
atfand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-11
MEMORIAL TO PROFESSOR HARRIS.
Movement Started TO Place n Granite
Shnff Over IiK Grave.


As an outcome of a casual meeting OF
several prominent gentlemen of Richmond,
among whom were Drs. Cooper, Hatcher
Dickinson, and Pitt, and among whom the
memory Of Professor II. II. Harris and
his pure life will ever be fragrant and
green, a movement was begun TO erect a
granite shaft above the dead teachers
grave.
The family Of Professor Harris have
been consulted, and have given their con-
sent, and a committee consisting OF Hon.
]: l.. NJ. Curry, president OF the Board OF
Trustees OF Richmond College; Rev. Dr.
William T.. Hatcher, president Of the
Richmond Ministerial Union; Professor
G. II. Winston, president of the Foreign
Mission Board; Hon. j. Aston Cabell,
president Of the Richmond College Alumni
Association: Rev. DR.. Thomas $. Dun
away, president of the Baptist General
Association OF Virginia, and DR.. w. II.
Whitsitt, president Of the Southern Bap-
list Theological Seminary, was appointed
to act with the family OF the deceased as
to the selection of a suitable memorial.
That q larger number of the alumni Of
the college, and Of the friends of their
teacher, may have the privilege OF
sharing In this token Of their affection.
DR. Pitt has addressed to them circular
letter, which reads as follows:
Richmond, Va. February u. 1897.
Dear Friend: The enclosed explains it.
SELF. 1T IS not desired 10 put the slightest
pressure on anybody. At the same time
we wish 20 give friends of our dead teach
er and leader opportunity 10 contribute
10 n memorial Of him. The nature of this
memorial will be determined by the com
mittee named, I'm consultation with the
family Of Professor Harris. II is not un-
likely that II win take the form OF a shaft
10 mark his grave, or a portrait of him for
the college library, or possibly OF both. II
you wish 10 share this privilege, send your
contribution within the next ten days.
Sincerely, X. II. PIE
7 heartily ioin in the foregoing note.
]. ALSTON CABELL,
President Society OF Alumni Of Richmond
College,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-11
HE RAISED A RACKET
SENSATIONAL CHARGE MADE,
AGAINST NoRFoLIx POLICE.
Letter Carrier Says He saw Them
In Gambling EstabIishment-ya
Have Been Members of A
Club.

NORFOLK, VA, February 10.-(Spe-
cial.)-A very sensational charge was
made in the Police Court this morning
by RShard Curtis, Jr., a letter-carrier
who, under oath, testified to having seen
police-oiiicers in Q gambling Joint up
town. The charges grew out of the ar
rest Of William Whitehurst on a charge
of maintaining a gambling establish
ment on upper Church street.
On information received. Detective-ser-
geant Heppel q few days ago swore out
a warrant and arrested whitehurst.
FREQUENTLY PULLED.
The place referred to is the Working
mems Club. over Joyne's bar, on upper
Church street. which place was pulled
several times by the reform police. who.
however, never could get. any evidence
against it, Curtis gave information 10
Police-Commissioner Dawes, ana Mr..
Dawes said the Police Department had
full knowledge that these gambling es-
tablishments aid exist IN the city: but
the hardest part Of the matter was TO
get direct evidence against them. Chief
Dornin was Informed. ard In turn told
Detective Heppel 10 swear out the war
rant. Curtis refused 10 tell tho Police
Justice the names OF tho policemen, and
was fined $50 and given ten days In Jail
for contempt The case was continued
to next Wednesday, and Curtis was
bailed.
MAY BIZ MEMBERS.
Chief-of-Polce Dornin intended laying
the entire matter before the Police Board
this afternoon at its regular meet
ing, but owing TO postponement ito
board will not meet till next week The
Chief says that It may DO that the Of
fioers seen IN the clubsrooms were there
as members, but the question IS. WIZ
the board sanction any officer being "
member Of such an orga nization7 a
thorough investigation will doubtless ba
ordered by the board.
Hon. John s. Wise, OF New York,
reached this city to-day, and addressed
a meeting OF Republicans tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-11
FARNIVILLE.
To Have Telephone Exchange
RufIdfng-lIasOnry.


BuiIding-MasOnry.
rARNfVIILE. VA. February 1O.-(Spe-
cialN-Farmvile with her excellent sys-
tom of water-works and electric lights is
soon 70 have added frst-rate telephone
Exchange. The need of this has been
felt for a long while, so much so that a
dozen or more phones have for some time
hocp I'm use between business-houses OF
+bo town without the feature of a central
offico At q meeting OF the loWh Oounl
iii held last night petition was Ieaii
In hehaif Of the stOckhOlders-all iocdi
- CONCENTRATING that the Councll
grant "a free and exclusive tranchlsc 70
~ Germany for term or ten year :,
and as much longer as the CouHcl ne" ~.
deer, wise The company promises III IL,
petition telephone service % pe,anaar "a
ane that will measure up 10 the siaIiuaii y
20 on up-tO-date exchange, ana thdt ~
rites will be fixed at the ioWesl po5,Slrli !,
dcure TO subscribers, so thaI eNeLy 49,
can take advantage or the CohFe'i'0''N'
etc. connected with IT.: -. ,,oor did
r5e hard times Of the past year olu
,,,t ia fbe least retard the Duliulhs n
eracts OF FarmWue. more tnaI w
,H>S,,aI number OF business ana reslue,ilC 81
structures have been tieCeSu , ~ ~" s,rine
W. 80 10 be one OF marked ACTIVITY
P.Ieong builders and contractors
at,trSSo 10 quite boom IN masonry III
this place. The lodge Is among .hS oi tnsS
in the state, AM IN III It's progress in attain
al a s 1870 But for the past few
lns,tbs there have been numerous appi-
l nna'inrs-so many that IN addition 10 me
monthly meetings MniSh ar ne NH ,hird p Mon ON
inni fSe ledge has had TO assemble TWICE,
Gay .,o,, three times n month 10 confer
anu itl SeSrees upon accepted applicants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-11
THE HILL CITY.
Bid for Southern HALLWAY Company
shops-Mad-Dog Stir.

LYNCHBURG, VA, February 1o-Cspe-
clal)-The Southern Railway Company
purchased some time ago near Cool Well,
in Amherst county, about seven miles
from Lynchburg, fifty acres OF land,
wherein, it Is stated, the company pro-
posed TO erect shops and make division
81 terminus. Some days back President
n. ID. Davis, OF the City Council. address
ed a letter 10 President Samuel Spencer
asking that Lynchburg be considered in
connection with the proposed terminus.
To-day a reply was received from Presi-
dent Spencer stating that the matter
would have thorough Investigation before
n decision was reached. 1t IS understood
that the city Council are prepared 10 OFFER
liberal inducements to the railroad COM
pany FOR the location OF their shops here.
IVnchburg has a genuine nlad-dog scare.
on Sunday a police officer killed a dog
which was thought 10 be mad, and IL was
consequently discovered that several
other dogs had been bitten by IL. To-day
Nayor Smith issued a proclamation noti-
wing all owners OF dogs 70 fasten the ami
nils tlp for a period OF ten days. and
tbat for any violation or the order the
Sog would be shot and the owner fined.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-11
Roanoke Notes.

POANOKD, VA, February 10.-(Spe-
c,ai 1-Samuel Witch. q colored man,
whose right foot was so badly crushed by
car-Wheels at Maybeury. w. Va, yester-
dav evening that amputation viii be ne
csssarv. passed through this city to-day
an route for his home. at Mt. Airy. n. g..
lie was beating his way east when the
accident occurred.
Manager Dan. Kelly, OF the Danville
team of the New Virginia League, was IN
the city to-day comforting with Manager
Mitchell OF Roanoke, about baseball mat
ters. he says tho outlook for the team Is
very bright, and that no has already sign
ed several players.
Manager Mitchell has signed III. l..
chandler. a pitcher. who did good work
an tho Virginia League last season
making, with AfcGlnnis, two local men on
the Il oanoko team
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-11
Palestine Mt Corcoran Hall.

This evening Rev. J. T. Belts viii de-
liver his Increasingly popular lecture on
'.Picturesqus Palestine az Corc9ran ~ Han,
aIleviating the suffering OF the poor Of
the city.
This lecture is illustrated by the stere-
opticon from excellent Photographic views
taken by the lecturer himself on recent
Trim through the Holy land, and is a
veritable visit to these pleasant places OF
sacred interest and beauty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-11
,foior ciu,er 10 Give n Rail.

Major LOWS Ginter viii give a grand
ball at the Jefferson on tho evening OF
February 18th, and the invitations there
TO. which are very numerous, were sent
out Yesterday The ball promises 10 be
one Of the SWEETEST" affairs Of the social
season in this city, and in point Of ele-
gance will eclipse any entertainment
which has been given here in some time.
The spacious dining hall Of the Jefferson
will be converted into a ballroom and
supper will be served in the lovely court
surrounding the statue OF Jefferson. There
Will be no assembly ball this winter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-11
The Coming Of JnseHy.

It is safe to say that Rafael Joseny'
who comes 10 the Academy next Wednes-
day, will make q deep impression his
quiet, transformations. perfect accuracy
HIS triumphant technical accomplishments
his delicious tone, and profound concep-
ton Of the composers thoughts and inten-
lions are said to be absolutely marvellous.
This fourth concert Of the Metropolitan
series promises 70 eclipse all the others
and has long been looked forward 10 by
tho musical people Of the city.
Tickets for the concert are now on sale
at the store OF Walter d. Moses * Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-11
ASHLAND.
Much Improved-Notice TO Tax
Payers-Put to work.

ASHLAND, VA. February lo.--(speci2l)
Captain j. Terrace Taylor, who has been
critically al for several days, Is much
improved.
Town-Sergeant T. y. Elicit has been
busily engaged for the past fcw.days get
ting ready for the annual tax collection.
He makes his visit 10 Richmond onTues-
day, February 23d, where he Will be all
day at the City Bank receiving taxes
from Ashland proporty-holders who live
or do business ia Richmond.
The town Is to-day working on tho
streets a tramp who came I'm here last
night and demanded 20 be locked uD for
the night The authorities OF the town
have concluded that all these characters
shall be treated IN the same way. This
WILL in measure, keep the town free OK
by tho score.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-11
N2eskezg- GM SsDiooN

was given at the residence Of DR.. J. Her
bert Claiborne. ,,,.,,,.,
A Young man named RedgroVe, llVlns
IN plandford, accidentally snot hnnseil
through the foot to-day while hahuAis
loaded gun. .,. a.,
The programme for the t"eh', IN ~
annual meeting OF the iouns Msn :
S,bristian Association of Virginia, which
60 IN assemble I'm this city on the oath
Of this month, will be Of special interest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-11
mr. wharton to speak at the College

DR.. NJ. =. Wharton, Of Norfolk, will
this evening deliver the second address IN
the course on Evidences of Christianity"
now being given at Richmond College.
The theme or his address will be "rhe
Pesurrection. the All-Sufficlent Evil
denee Or. Wharton Is distinguished
alumnus Of Richmond College and an elo-
Isroe audiences Of young people, and tho
chanel will doubtless be filled again this
evenlng' The services begin at s:l5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-11
Retrenchment and Reform This
Evening.

The Council Committee on Retrench-
ment and Reform will hold a regular
meeting in Room No. Of the City Hail
this evening. The Sinking-Fund Commits
sioners and tho Mayor have been sum-
moned to be present. and will attend The
two important questions TO be discussed
are the sinking fund and the best means
for properly assessing personal property
in the city.
The subcommittee appointed by tho
Board OF Directors OF the Good Govern
ment League to confer with the Com
missioner of the Revenue I'm regard 10 the
latter matter did not call on Colonel Num-
ford, as was expected, yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-11
The Life Underwriters.

The Life Underwriters Association Of
virefnia held it's annual meeting and ban
oust at the Imperial Hotel on Tuesday,
and elected officers a. follows; P g der,
yrtna- president. j. w, Pegram, Virginia
ft Zee Second Vice-President c. Hall.
Penn Penn Mutual; Secretary, A. NJ. Glover,
Massachusstts Mutual Executive Commit
tr;erd Washington; w. h. Freeman. New
Work
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-11
want the Treaty Ratified.

NopFOIK. VA. February lo.-(Special)
NolLootsetina OF the directors Of the Cham
~ . az ~ Commerce OF this city to-day reso-
atons were ad vP1a ealing 10 end TSU1 'te
sena' o,','omut action taken by the Senate
haV ,ba - ratification Of the treaty OF arbi-
IN IN No., tn between Great Britain and inc
frnited States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-11
DIED OF APPENDICITIS.
Mr.. ID. s. Marrow brought to This
City I'm a Dying Condition.

Mr. d. S. Marrow. a well-to-do farmer
Of Union Level, Va, died at st. Luke's
Hospital this morning at 1850 o'clock.
Deceased was in the 18th year of his age.
He was brought here last evening at
o'clock by his brother, Or. Hunter Mar
row, and sister. Mrs. Finch, 70 be ope-
rated on for append citis, but when he
reached the hospital he was In a dying
condition, and the operation was not at
tempted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-11
KITTEN BY 4 MAD CAT.
Little Girl Brought Here I'm Search
OF n Maidstone.

of n Maidstone.
The little 4-year-old daughter Of Mr..
John Malone, of Howletts, was brought
to this city yesterday for the purpose of
having a maidstone. IL one can be found,
applied TO a wound on her cheek, caused
by the bite OF mad cat
Some time ago the cat was bitten by a
dog suffering with rabies, and yesterday
morning the feline went mad, and after
terrorizing the whole Malone family,
sprang into the cradle. where lay the little
girl. and sank its poisonous fangs in her
cheek.
The parents. fearing hydrophobia,
brought the little sufferer 20 this city in
search Of a maidstone They applied at
the Office Of the Board Of Health yester-
day, but there vas no such stone there.
Unless n stone Is found they Will go 70
New York In the mean time they are
stopping with Mr.. Robert Malone, at No.
1l2O TWenty-fourth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-11
A Home Wedding.

Afr q NJ Thomas and Miss Ida =. F'us-
III ~ we're ouletly married last evening at
the the home Of the brides mother. on Church
I'M. The ceremony nsd,s Was performed by
1870 ~. wlll reside In this city, where
. hiloti 70 ca a multitude OF friends
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-11
Luncheon to Federal Judges.

cantain J. 81. Hgdgens entertained the
..'SrSs ~ the United States Circuit Court
~ 4ppeals at luncheon az Rutgers yes
oi 5ay Those present we've Chief-Justice
tr,,iay and Asgociate-Judges Con, Simon
to M Brawley and Hughes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-11
nowN GOES THE PRICE OF ICE.
un,rar Company Make Concessions
10 Wholesalers.

Tho Mutual Ice-Delivery Company. COM
Ia ~ some OF tho largest ice-dealers IN
me he city. on yesterday announced a cur
IN the schedule OF prices wholeSaie dG The
e ettes,aard price OF % cents per 100 pounds,
Tba price formerly ranged from % To %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-11

take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
druggists refund meney II falls to cure.
&c. -a 49, - alkssls-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-11
Funeral Notice.

The funeral services OF RICHARD
FOX will take place THIS Crhnrsisy)
AFTERNOON at $50 o'clock from 81.
Lanes Episcopal church. Friends Of tns
FAMILY ara invited to attend. without fur
Their notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-11

Vvhsn in want OF good Imminent, puy
oo,,,ation oil which costs only 70 cents