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% The upper room where the Last
Supper was eaten probably belonged 10
some well-to-do disciple John Mark q
father?) 1t may have witnessed the
appearance or the risen Christ and the
pentecostal effusion Of the Holy Ghost.
II so, 1t was the very cradle of the An
FAINT church.
(2) The nnachronism of Leonardo de
VincI's lovely fresco OF the Last Supper
Is Obvious. He represents Jesus and the
disciples sitting In Occidental style as n
modern extension table. They did not
sit at all. but rccllned. 1t wis this re-
clinirg that made 1t natural for John
to lay his head in Jesus bosom; for
Peter and John to hold their soto vocc
conversation without Judas observing
them; and finally for Jesus to wash
the disciples feet az they would ex-
tend over the edge OF the couch and
away from the table.
(3.) This action OF Jesus Is not n
mere accident or incident. 1t exhibits
the fundamental principle. the very an
imatlng spirit OF Ills life and mission.
He became n servant. We must under
stand this action and Initiate 1t, or we
have mo part with" Him.
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A very dainty design for transparent
dress fabrics. pattern of which is
Issued with the current number OF Har-
per's Bazaar where the gown appears.
represents one OF the many varieties OF
skirts now in vogue. and a charmInGly
simple bodice which Is worn with 4
flchu. The skirt has front gore, the
rest OF the upper part Of this garment
being fashioned to keep the circular
lines but with this difference; very
slight fulnesa is allowed, which may be
gathered in the center of the back or
turned inward at the placlet In two
single pleats. This circular back Of
the skirt is only little longer than
yoke would be. but attached to It and
sloplng upward from about one-third
OF the length of the front gore Is
narlng ruffie which assumes the dimen-
sions Of short train IN the back. The
seam. which Is formed by the joining
Of ruflle and circular top skirt, Is hid
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Costly Conscience.

Boston Transcript: Bcnder-NIiddlc-
way says he can't vote for our bill, nf-
ter all. His conscience, he snys, will not
permit him.
Bowser-Well. suppose there's no
help for 1t, although l thought when we
bought up Middlcwny that wns the end
OF the business. Go find out how much
his conscience Will sell out for.
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Ohio River Railroad.
Time Table Taking Effect Feb.
Il. 1899.

Time Table taking Effect tep.
Il. 1899.
< Leave.
$50 q. Accommodates for
Daily. Moundsville. Darlington. New
Martinsville. Sistersville. St.
Marys, Waverly, Williams
town, Parkersburg and inter-
mediate points.
$40 a. m.-Fast Express for
Except MoundsvIlle. New Martins.
Sunday, vile. Sistersville. Williams.
town. Parkersburg. Ravens
wood. wildwood. Mason City.
- Point Pleasant, Galllpolis.
ton. Cincinnati. Louisville,
and all points South. East
and West. Parlor car to Ke.
nova.
rl:10 q. m.-ExpreSs for
Daily. Moundsvlle. Powhatan, Clar.
tngton. Proctor. New Mar
t!nsville. Sardis, Slstersvllle,
Friendly. ST. Marys Waver-
- ~. Williamstown. Parkers-
FtIl.'} burg. Ravenswood, Mason
City. Point Pleasant. Call.
~. . "A polls. Huntington, Kenova,
Charleston, Ashland. Rus.
.":...... sell. 1ronton, and intermedi.
ate points south OF Parkere-
burg. Parlor car to Parkers-
= :. burg. al,
49, p. m.-Accommodntion for
Dolly. Moundsville. Darlington, New
Martinsvlllc. S!stersville, St.
Marys. Wavcrly. Williams
town. .Pnrkersburg, and in
termednte points.
Leaves Wheeling l:25 a. m. Sundays.
LATE LIE MAY, ], G. TONIJNSSN
ON MSS Tass. agent Ticket Agent.
a.vy .41l het OF. Union Station
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
INC Fcn,ures OF enc NIoncy and Stock

The Features tho Money and Stock
! Markets. W.
NEW YORK, April 1i.-Money on call
steady at ssG5 per cent; last loan 5 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper siG4H
per cent. Sterling exchange steady.
with actual business in bankers bills at
81 S6i@4 S6fi for demand and 81 S4,i@
4 S41s for GO days; posted rates 81 SEQ
4 s5,s and 81 S704 S7k. Commercial
bills 81 $500 81. Silver certificates COO
sohc. Bar silver 59sc. Mexican dol
lars 47Xc.
Trading was rather sluggish most Of
the day, transactions only slightly ex-
ceedlng half million shares. Local
transportation shares continued proml-
nent In the dealings while the railways
moved within narrow limits. The idea
that Brooklyn Transit might benefit by
some OF the rumored electrical combi-
nations made the stock in keen request.
The stock sold ex-rights subscription
| from 129 to 134&, closing ct 1874 against
last nights 100. Manhattan. too. ran
up some points while Metropolitan af-
| ter an early display Of strength broke
points,. closing with n net loss OF
per cent. Among other strong special
ties were Sugar, Peoples Gas, CONT
mental Tobacco md Steel, Rubber and
Tennessee Coal, the two last named ris-
Ing and 6 per cent respectively. The
railway list although neglected most Of
the day was strong In the late dealings.
Influences ut work on sentiment were
easy money. hopes Of favorable bank
statement tomorrow and rather bear
reports on wheat. Mobile 6 Ohio ad-
vanced on small dealings on the belief
that the deal was pending which would
secure the road an entrance to Chicago
over the St. Louis short line. As
brokers have secured large time loans
SO Us not to be forced to pay high rates
for call loans in any possible squeeze in
money. Transactions for foreign ac-
count were very small. In the final
dealings the pressure against Traction
stock caused some recesslons from the
best prices but the undertone was good.
To-day's bond market showed good
breadth and there was some good gains
in Issues which have of late obtained
prominence in the market. Total sales
s3,6OOOOO. i4
u. S. IS coupon advanced * per cent,
while the old As coupon and the new As
declined Y per cent in the bid price.
The total sales of stocks to-day
amounted to 59S.9o5 shares.
Government bonds weak
State bonds weak. 49,
Railroad bonds firm.
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Metals.

NEW YORk-After q long period of
comparative dizziness and narrow
changes spelter made Il stride upward
to-day on sudden Increase In demand
md bullish demand from the west,
closing very strong. The other depart
ments showed but slight changes and
ruled generally inactive in the absence
OF important news from abroad or
primary points. Metal exchange called
pig Iron. warrants quiet with $40 40 bid
and $40 30 asked. Lake copper I'M
changed and nominal at SO so. Tin
quiet and steady at s24 62is bid and
s24 S7is asked. Lead steady with 81 32H
bid and 81 S7iG asked. Spelter strong
and higher at Sc 60 bid and SC 10 asked.
The brokers price for lead Is 81 10 and
for conner 1870 -
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NEW YORK. April 14.-There have
been considerable bids In the market
for heavy brown sheetings and drills
to-day. but as they are, as Il rule. un-
dersellers asking prices. they are most
~ rejected. sales again being moderate
only. Print cloths and other grey goods
are steady, but in limited request. ,Y
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FAMILY WASuISn

Rough Dry Washed, SEARCHED md
Dyed B cents pcr pound. OK" NV"
Flat Work, Washed and lroncd, &
conts pcr pound. ''' :"
AL hand work finished 10 cents nor
pound. At LUrZ RROS,!
HnAp Homo Steam Laundrv.
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OIL C1TY-Credit balances, 81 10; GER
tifcates' no bid; shipments. 57,l69 bar-
rels; average shipments. 1884 barrels.
Runs; S,eea barrels; average. 7S,469
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sCROFULA. salt rheum. crysine,as
and other distressing eruptive diseases
Yield quickly and permanently 10 the
cleansing. purifying power or Burdock
Blood Bltters. .N'N'I :
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BODILY pain loses Its tcrrors IL
you've bottle OF DR.. Thomas Eclectric
OIL in the house. Instant relief In cases
OF burns. cuts. spralns, accidents Of any
sort
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DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup Is pleasant
TO take. Children never object to It.
This medicine positively. cures cough
and cold,
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Wool.

NEW foRK-Wool quiet; domestic
l7G2?c; Texas 1lGl4c. =
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LEAVE WHEELING,
rINlIE MONONGAH ROUTE

INlIE MONoNGAH ROUTE is THE
i Short Line between Fairmont and
Clnrksburg. Quick Timc--Fast I'rninsN
Sure Connections. When travelling TO or
from Clarksburg or West Virginia, and
Pittsburgh railroad points. SEQ that your
Railroad. Close Connections at Fairmont
with d. n o. trains, and at ClnrksburG
with Il. 3 Q. and Wv. 4 P. trains. Tick.
and W., V. x p. r. r. stations,
HUGH G. BoWLES. Gcn'l Supt
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CHICAGO-Cattle- Fancy grades
brought IS 65Gl5 70; choice steers, IS 80
as 60; mediums. 81 1894 IS; beef steers.
81 S0G4 70; stockers and feeders, 50 COO
s 05; bulls. 81 G0G4 10; COWS and heif-
ers. 50 1904 %; calves. 50 50l56 90. Hogs
fair 10 choice. 50 SO93 IS; heavy
packers. 50 55G3 7T1s: mixed, 50 6j6
3 S.; butchers. 50 G5G3 30; lights. 50 GOp
3S5; pigs. 50 25G3 20. Sheep and lambs
--ShorD lambs, 81 0OQ5 Is, mostly Mt
81 IS and upward. Spring lambs. 81 90
@10 90 per 100 pounds. Sheep brought
g 00G4 Is for shorn; wooded. So 400
o 10. mostly at 81 7OG4S5, not much be-
ing done below 81 50. Receipts-Cattle
1000 head; hogs, 5000 head; sheep,
5000 head.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle steady; ex-
ira. s550G5 65; prime, S. 20g5 So: COM
mon, IS 50a3 90. Hogs q shade lower;
prime mediums. 81 OOG+ 05; heavy hogs.
"a 90; best Workers. 81 95Gi 90: light
Workers., 50 9OGS IS: pigs. 50 75d3 IS;
roughs, So 50@3 80. Sheep steady; choice
wethers. s. 00Gl5 Is: common. So 0o9
3 Is: choice lambs, Sc Oodl6 10: common
to good. "a 75GS So; clipped sheep, So IS
"a 40; clipped lambs. 81 GOd5 IS; spring
lambs, 81 0oG9 90. Veal calves, IS 00@
Ok @
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higher at q, rose &c. then sold on to
26Nc at the close. .l E
II Better prices at the yards and scat
tered outside buying strengthened pro-
Visions. Mag pork opened &c higher a
50 or advanced TO 50 10, sold OFF to
50 os,s and closed at 50 O5.
The range in lard and ribs was OF the
tnarrowest kind. tI ai'
g No estimates were made for ,to-mor-
row. SEAT
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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"'"oiI. responded ValdeS. III any
one but lady had told me this I should
orGer that man to be logged As It IS, I
WI! content myself with saying that
me boor did wrong: for, although Sucre
my country's enemy. he Is as much u
general and gentleman as I am"
~ Inc name Valdes nbounds In Cuba,
me general ordered that 1t should be
given to foundllhgs.
,oDonnel. with his blue eyes, his
:.'esh color. hts light moustachc, his
M,aaushty and patr!cian air, looks rather
n IKE great lord OF the court OF the
quarts than Spanish general of the
,elSi' OF Isabel II. He was OF Irish cx-
une'l9n, az his name indicates, and he
n"!eu an important role in the history
"a spain. He was for five years uS5S-
-, Prime Minister. and won in 1860. In
morocco. the battle Of Tetuan, which
eaFN0d' MIN dukedom.
hsheath O'Doanel's portrait was that
" Pezncla, n delicate. pale, southern
.aSe' Pezucln was horn In Lima, and
us ~ Vhe son of the last viceroy OF Peru.
Nv NoVerned Cuba onlE for 4 few
,%"''Hns, and left there pleasant memor-
~, ne was q man OF honor. sincere
1."'Hlian, ana an enemy to slavery. He
hRalast the slavc-dealerS, who
ma' tnen great Influence. both in Hava-
~, ana Madrid. and who succeeded In
~erthrowIng him. ''''I
innothcr American general had his
II nn. IN the palace. This was Don
nutierrcz dc Ia Concha 1rigoyen,
nmar1uis Of Havana. He was born In
,nLIfI0s Ayres. His father was n Span
Gu sn oiiicer. and was assassinatcd by the
nnILphratlsts. COnchn had n dark com
r r,'o. blnck hair and sparkling black
o;Fs. lie was ambitious OF power rlnd
NJ, wealth. and was fond OF luxury S,nd
kay, had vehement passions: was
,h i've and ELOQUENT. He belonged TO
,, s c'ass OF politico-mllitary adventure
co ~" VINO abound In Spnnish-spcaking
~ G,ls' Three times he was governor
,Tuba, and each time he governed
Oa''y; for he. suppressed none OF the
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

nfter Novemer 10. ISIS. Explanation OF
reference Marks: 'Daily. tDaily.i except
Sunday. tDaily, except Saturday. tDasy,
except Monday. Sundays only. sSatir.
days only. Easter-: Standard Time. ~
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American Tin Plate preferred. no market.
American Tin Plate CON-. opened . 455i
American Tin Plato. CON-. closed. :. Ash
National Steel Co. preferred. no market. :
National Steel Co., CON-. opened...... 5ih
National Steel Co., COM, closed. 80. Isl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-23
STATE BOARDS OF HEALTH.
The International Conference Be-
gins at the jefferson To-Day.

The delegates to the fourteenth annual
conference of state and Provincial Boards
of Health of North America, which will
convene at the jefferson this morning,
are coming i'm.
Fifteen or twenty Of them are already
here, among them the distinguished pres
ident, DR.. Felix Formento, of New Or
leans, member of the Louisiana State
Board Of Health the secretary, DR.. j. y.
Hurry, Indianapolis of the Indiana
Board of Health; DIR. Samuel .. James,
Kansas CITY, Mo: Dr. w. NJ. Burgess,
New York; DR.. William Bailey. Louis
Vile; Dr. c. G. Probst, Columbus; DR..
Fred. r. Belknap Niles, Mich; Or. L. o.
Wingate, Milwaukee; DR.. v G. Culpeper.
Portsmouth. and others. DR.. Hurry, the
secretary, is accompanied by Mrs. Hurry.
1t is expected that thirty or forty dele
gates will be present to-day.
The session will be called to order by
DR.. Formento in the assembly-room at
the jefferson at o'clock this morning.
The meeting will be opened with prayer.
which will be followed by an address OF
welcome by DR.. Paulus \. Irving seere-
tary Of the Virginia Board Of Health,
which will be responded TO by DR.. Il. II.
! Boga. Ontario, Canada, the vice-presdent
| of the conference. after which routine
business including roll-call, reports Of
officers etc, will be transacted Canada
and Mexico are represented in the con-
ference. At IL o'clock the body will adj
/ iourn until o'clock at ) adjournment
Will be taken until s. and the night ses-
| sion will last until i. The members of
the conference will be entertained a a
! banquet at the jefferson Wednesday
night.
DR.. Formento, the president. had charge
Of the Louisiana Hospital here during the
war between the States, and his volume
"Notes and Observations on Army Sur
/ gory," was the result Of his extended hos
pital service. He spent the day yesterday
visiting old scenes. among others the site
of the Louisiana Hospital, near Richmond
! College. He renewed many pleasant ac-
uuaintances
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-23
CITY SCHOOL HOARD MEETS.
Schools in Good Condition, hut
Buildings Need Repair.

The regular monthly meeting of the City
School Board was held at the Office of
the board, in the City Hall. yesterday
evening at o'clock. Those present Were
Messrs. Joseph c. Dickerson vice-chair-
NAM. J. II. Capers \. H. Phillips. Rueben
Burton, Charles Hutzler. II. Edgar Shine,
f. c. Ebel; W. f. Fox, Superintendent,
and Charles p. Walford. Clerk ana Su-
pervisor. The chairman being absent from
the city, Mr.. Dickerson presided.
The Committees on Visitation reported
that the various schools had been visited,
and in regard TO discipline and progress
in studies, the condition of the schools
was very encouraging, Several OF the
buildings are in need of repair and will
be put in order during the months of
school vacation as far as funds will per-
nit.
The Superintendent monthly report
shows the total enrolment of pupils to
be II, 945. Average daily attendance, {, 7OS
Per cent. Of attendance 1913. The eXami-
nations Will begin in the High School
June LIST; Normal School, June I'd, and
district schools, June 9th The High School
commencement will take place at the
Academy OF Music June 18th Rev
Donald Guthrie will deliver the address
The district schools will be closed at the
respective buildings during the forenoon
of June 18th.
The Colored Normal School commence.
ment will take place at the First Baptist
church, corner of Broad and College
streets. June 18th, with Rev. q. A. Nc.
CURE as the orator.
After approving bills and pay-rolls fol-
the month, the board adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-23
AGENTS. WANTED IrOR A SPEC

AGENTS WANTED FOR A SPECIAL
summer campaign. The Saturday Eve
ming Post-establshed by Benjamin
Franklin in 172S-nOw published by the
Curtis Publishing Company, proprietors
10 subscribers, for one year only, for 81
the regular price is $3.50. This offer is for
the purpose of quick introduction, and
will be withdrawn September lst. The
regular price of $3.50 will be maintained
after that date We will give a good com
mission for every subscriber secured, and
distribute 5000 September 1st among the
176 best agents. $500 will be given the per-
son sending the largest number Of sub.
scribers at 81 each per year. AT this spe-
cial low subscription price thousands can
be easily secured. Address the CURTIS
PUBLISHING COMPANY, Philadelphia,
pa my 2l-2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-23
Wharton Meetings at the Audi.
tOrium.

on account of the very disagreeable
night, the attendance at the Auditorium
was small last night. DR. Wharton
preached, and a number of young men
were present, who volunteered as work
ers. Professor J.. w. Bush who for years
has accompanied DIR. Wharton in his
evaneelistic work. arrived last night from
the North and took charge of the sing
ing. He Is not only great leader. but a
iine soloist Messrs. A. r. Conery and
Donald Macoll are in charge of the work.
ers. DR.. Wharton announced services
for every evening this week, and preach
ing Sunday afternoon and evening by
Dr. Dixon, the well-known Brooklyn pas
tor, who has held very successful meet
ings in several churches here. The public
generally are cordially invited TO the
meetings, which are unsectarian and de-
signed for all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-23
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OF
THAT BEAUTIFUL ESTATE. WAL
NUT HILL" THE LATE HOME OF
GOVERNOR j. l.. KEMPER, De-
CEASED.


BY virtue of decree entered by the
Circuit Court of Orange county, Va, at
the MAY term. 1899. thereof i'm The
chancery suit of Davis's Executor vs..
Kemper's EXccutriX, we Will offer for sale
at public auction, on the premises, at 2:JO
o'clock p NJ, on
FRIDAY. JUNE l6, 1892
the FARM upon which the late Governor
Kemper Resided. a brief description OF
which is rs follows: Situated miles north
of orange. Va: area, 81 acres, more OF
less. OF highly-improyed land, incudinS
80 acres wood land handsome pIiCh
house. containing Il rooms. together win
a brick kitchen and servants house. con-
tanning rooms, large, new Darn' stapie''
and carria ge- houses, all in excellent re-
pair. The dweiling-house was built WITHIN
the last IS years. and is beautifully To-
Gated overlooking the Rap.dan river,
which skirts one side OF the farm. \
windmill furnishes water for the house
and for a large plunge bath adjacent 10
the house. A handsome conservatory is
connected with the dwelling. Post-ofiice
grist. and four-mill within half a mile
of house. This Is one of the most de-
siTable estates I'm Virginia. and will be
shown to responsible parties who have
any idea Of purchasing by one Of the
commissioners.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance in two
equal annual instruments. evidenced by
bonds of purchaser, bearing interest from
day of sale and waving benefit Of home
stead exemption, title to be retained until
all the purchase-money is paid. The pur-
chaser Is required TO keep the buildings in
sured for at least $500.
JAMES w. MORTON.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS
GEORGE $. SHACKELFORD
Special Commissioners.
X. G.. Macon. Auctioneer.
Post-office and railway station, Orange.
Va.
Davss Executor VS. Kemper's Executrx
and others:
/, +. III. Fry. Clerk of Orange Circuit
Court do hereby certify that the bond
required OF special commissioners in above
cause has been duly given.
May 10. 1899. =. II. FRY. Clerk
my l6-Tuiw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-23
WANTED,

SOLICITORS TO SELL OUR NEW
Great Anti-Expansion Book, Republic or
Empire ?-The Philippine Question" writ
ex-Secretary Carlisle, Senator Teller, VIII
liam J. Bryan, General Weaver. Samuel
Gompers, Carl Schurz and many others.
Book sells on sight. Liberal commissions.
Freight paid. Send for outfit and terri
tory quick THE INDEPENDENCE
COMPANY, Franklin Building. Chicago.
III. ap 27-edolZt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-23
WANTED.

A RELIABLE SPECIALITY SALESMAN
for the state of Nirginia-one that has
he is able to sell TIE goods on n commits
sion basis for one month, aud at the
end of that time we will know what he
can do. and will pay salary and expenses
accordingly, if preferred. HEBBl.t-
WHITE MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
RufaIo- y. Y. my l9F Sa&Tu3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-23
BY J. p. Elan & CO..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
DUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF THE
FRAME DWELLING
No. 500 NORTH TWENTY-SIXTH
STREET..

BY request of the owner, who is about
TO leave the State we shall sell by public
auction. on the premises. on
THURSDAY NEXT. MAY 9TH.
at 6 o'clock =. NJ. the ATTRACTIVE
LITTLE HOME. No. 800 north Twenty
sixth street, containing four rooms and
having city water. The lot fronts Is 1912
feet 1t is rented by good tenant. and
will pay handsomely az an investment
or will make u snug home.
This is a rare opportunity.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at six
and twelve months.
j. Il. ELAN e. CO.,
my q AuctiOncers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-23
WOOL WANTED.

WE HAVE LARGE ORDERS FOR
Virginia, West Virginia, and North Caro-
lima Wool, and are prepared TO pay full
value and save you commission and other
expenses. Sacks furnished free. Check re-
mitted day of receipt OF Wool. Core
spondence solicited WALLERSTEIN
PRODUCE COMPANY, 10 and II south
Thirteenth street, Richmond. Va.
nv 16-Tu. Th&Sa2w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-23
TED,

AGENTS IN EVERY TOWN AND
county in the State; permanent positions
guaranteed; three patents that sell on
sight to everybody. Samples sent by mail.
Apply at once to q. w. EPPES. Law
renceville. Va. my H-6t-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-23
BY y. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.

wuu sell at auction, almost without
regard to price. on -
THURSDAY. NAY %, 1899.
~ & o'clock p NJ. the following LOTS,
all lust east Of Washington street: 100
feet on the south side OF Ashland street.
leo feet on the north side of Claiborne
street. 100 feet on the south side Of Clai-
borne street. 10 feet on the north side Of
Blair street. and co feet on the east side
OF Washington street, between Claiborne
and Blair streets.
TERMS: One-third cash: balance on
easy terms. n. w BOWIE.
my H-td AuctiOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-23
WANTED.


NOLER'S BARBER SCHOOL, 1893
Bowery. New York city. Barber trade
taught i'm eight weeks. New system. Con-
slant practice from beginning Diplomas
awarded. Positions guaranteed graduates.
All tools donated. Special inducements
now. Write for free catalogue. my 2l-6t