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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
Otn DOYS IN CuDA.
The Exploration March-or"nd He-
Nicw-I'ourth Personals.

(C0ucspoudcncc of the pispatchl
CAMP COLUMBIA. HABANA, CUBA,
f,bruary lS-The time for the departure
Of the Second Brigade of the Second l'l-
vision on its long march into the interior
has been changed TO 8 o'clock next SUM
day. February 18Th. Tho journey, Wh'en
Is 10 be in the nature of AN exploring 'N-
pcditon. as the route hes not dehhit'N
fixed. and the towns hy the way arc
hardly better known 60 us than the IN
dian Villages were 60 the early spanish
ueventurors, viii take from week TO ten
DAYS. ,
AN the ohle-bodlcd men OF each resl-
mont except those necessary Tor camp
guards. will 40. Company COT ffanhlD
viii DO loft behind "to keep house TOT
the Fourth Virginia. and each company
vii leave about four mon To look "t''i
it's own property. Captain G. {. Nauh""u
Will be IN command OF the de'athmen'
left behind.
purine the frst DAYS march the order
viii he the Fourth Virginia, forty-nmN
Iowa. and sixth Missouri. and alternating
I'm position during the succeeding days
The leading battalion ot the lcadins i'sl-
nent moves forward as am advance sudfd
while the troops behind are 20 DEE divided
into advance party, support, and reserve
behind the troops Will follow the wagon
train. two wagons being allowed Co eacu
company. In these wagons is Co oe car
rcd that which makes the bone anc
sinCW Ol "a soldier. q hountcous stock oi
salt pork and hand tack. besides hre'
wood in bundles ANA water in barrels
AmbulancCs viii follow in the rear OF
their respective regiments.
Each man rs 90 hC equipped With haNtr'
sack. cantccn poncho. blanket and
Twenty-Five rounds ot ammunition
Ivory hour there viii bo a halt OF ID
minutes for a hreathing spell one wise
provision il that no order 10 douolc-tlms
3d. order Go make up distance lost Mil %,
allowed. Whi>h removes one of "a,
stumbnns blocks of previous marches
Thc second Brigade 90 the tlrst pt
vision. consisting az Second south Caro-
lima. Fourth Illinois. and Ninth Illinois
starts on "a march about the same time
as oar brigade.
The corps review. after being postponed
twioe ON account of the Indictment wea-
ther. took place before Generals Brooke
ana lee This afternoon, GA spite of The
showers which We're falling at the time
of the assembly CALI Notwithstanding
The iaci that the gro2nd Mas In "a terribly
muddy condition resulting from the FREE
qutlt rains which we have been having
Tor the past week. the review was one Of
tho most magnificent Ina which the
Seventh Army Corps has yet figured.
About 1900 troops assembled on the field
near Marian@o. This twelve regiments OF
tho First and Second divisions II The
seventh Army Corps and the Maine Ar
Ndery were massed in me centre OF the
nela. with the SECOND. Light Artillery on
teA ieft HANK. and the Seventh '~a,siry
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
SPEAKS oy sryDtY-sCBoOL WORK.
FIRST Of DR.. Morden's Lectures MT
Union Theological Seminary.

The first Of the series Of lectures on
sundsy-school work By the Rev. j. A.
Worden y. D. OF Philadelphia. was given
IN the chapel az Union Theological SEMI
rary last evening before a very apprecia-
tive audience. The speaker was happily
introduced By Professor ". ". Moore,
and announced az the subject Of his OPEN
Ing lecture The Remedy Of the Defects
and Difficulties of Sunday-SchoOl Work.
Or Worden began By saying that the pas
tors must b. leaders Of the people IN IN
cuicating right theories of Sunday-schooi
work. The true idea is the Church study
ing the Word n Cod This is the scrip
tufal idea 81 the Slbtath school. an idea
az old as the Mosaic ritual. Christ did
more ~ teaching than of preaching. HIS
method being interl0cutory. The nrst
centuries % the Christian era had cate-
chumenical schools FOR the instruction N
the young m years and IN mental ad-
vancement. The Sabbath school f. The
mission 10 the poor and 70 its own chill
dren
The Sunday school much b. identified
with the Church Gather an the church
into the Sunday school The adults should
boz there. competent teachers provided
and the best Of literature for them fur-
ufehed Conversely ali in the Sunday
school should BE- in the Church. How can
this be- secured? Parents should insist
upon the attendance Of their children.
Pastors should urge IL and see that pro-
per sittings are provided. and superin-
tendents. from the desk and privately.
should see o. the attendance or the
scholars. Another duty % the Church Is
90 support the sabbath schools financial
is. by providing suitable rooms and nun
nlry expenses II should extend us gov
eminent over the Sabbath school The
sessions Of the churches are responsible
Tor the spiritual instruction OF the
Church.
The speaker urged his hearers 20 carry
their Presbyterian doctrine into sunday
school work. Sihb1tk-scn0ol work rs best
done by each Church teaching Gods
Word enthusiastically by its own stand
ards.
Dr Wordon is secretary Of the sabbath
school work OF the Presbyterian Church,
North. The second lecture. "'rhe Pastor
and the Sabbath School" will be- deliver
cd 80 730 o'clock this evening. and the
public is invited
Dr. Worden will speak m the Young
Mems Christian Association sunday after
noon M $3.50 O'Clock on "The Great Needs
OF our Sunday Schools Both ladies and
gentlemen are cordially invited Tho meet
Ing VIII last one hour and Will he held
under the auspices Of the Suuday-School
Teachers Meeting Committee of the
Young Mems Christian Association in the
interest " the Sunday schools Of the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24

IN Important License Suit riminnl
aud civil Cases.


In a case disposed Of ln the Hastings
Court yesterday. OF the city against
Thomas Adkins. trading as Thomas Al
kins & Co.. for conducting the business
81 merchandise broker without license
under an instruction given by his Honor
Judge witt. the jury found the defeu-
dant guilty. and assessed a fine against
him Of So
The defendants contention was that
the city ordinance imposing a licen8e tax
upon merchandise brokers who oXclu-
aiveiy sold goods wares. and morchIn-
disc ~ persons residing in other States
was unconstitutional and void MS tax
unon Interstate commerce: but the Court
held that the ordinance was valid. end
not in violation NJ zine Fed C0nsfltu-
tion and goo instructed the jury
william Bro1kiug was given nine
months and fined cent for shooting John
Riley with shotgun
Sarah Anderson l,ol0rcd was acquitted
Of the charge OF hitting Sarah Miles WIN
n pitcher
I'm Che Chancory Court Henry ~. An
dar-1n qualified as administrator or
Thomas n O'Connor and HiH Montague
qualified as guardian of -. ~. a. jarvis.
Sarah r. Jarvis. and Chloe T. jarvis IN
FAINT children 0f fhe late =. \. JARVIS.
Colonel n O. James presented the reso-
buttons of the Bar Association on The He'ih
~ the late Barton a. Wise, which were
entered upon the record.
In the Law and Equity Court ne sIIt
0f Gintcr's Executors 49, n IT, ilIr''
and Tazeweu Elicit and thr same against
a. n Fleming end farewell Elicit were
di m s-ed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24


The government transport Berlin is
now being fitted up for the use of See-
Rotary Alger and those who VIII ace
company him on juuEef to 'unA ANA
Porto Rico at the couutrfF expense.
The now afuue, chat are being placed
I'm the vessel ARE of the mDe' .Iau'fal"
character and everything 81 "Ih.e Wli
be- done Tor tho comfort Hud pleasure
of ODE distinguished party. fne guests
OF the Secretary Will be the members 'i
thr military committee OF both house,
~ Congress 10 if reported iNli
urv AIsrr VIII take NON" ni tlt ". Hi
l.rs Of hIs family along with hNn N.I
tt.. committeeman mean that their
wives and children shall have part or
tine rom of the luuktt Though tht IN.t
U.f nf tho party d. mot }rf mace OUT, l
ls safe t0 say that all thc rtl.h- WAt
De- occupied. and chat tha hrfIh "hN
tn. eIUe for Cuba. Wll nave To- I'
err.Iist nearly aa long as tnti OBJ -t
ocean greyhound during the hur
An estimate of Che cost OF iN- H'p '
the United States Treasury "'
u-htd Yesterday hy tne 80" "ih
at fI0u1. and what BIS Co hr ''I''
sY.h "a friug Nothing at HII except
pleasure FOR Alg.r and nif frN'" I"I
krtprs There are as ilr hfia'h
no. at the War Department i'I'i' F
erire every One 1f tlr lN' th.Nr NN.
fh. Secretary says Doe wants in Hf'
e4f. These reports made bN ''|i'I'
offi.er- Df OBJ. highest rank in ihr ''Nh
leave nothing tO hr leirIrd "i 'n, '''
duous chat now prrFti ln 'N"" ANU
Tb., unket wm Boz wholly unneee.-
r4rv exneuse t0 the government "lt.
should boz forced to abandon 'h' N'i III"
less scheme.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
\ cREM,ronY ron BOSTON.
Nayor Proposes so Incinernte bodies
of Pnuper- and Criminals.

Mayor Quincy OF Boston proposes that
the city shall build municipal crema-
tory. in which 90 incinerate the bodies OF
paupcrs criminals. and others. whose bu-
rial devolves upon the city. The idea %
10 DO away altogether with the Potter ;
field. II is asserted that the city cou.d
cremate bodies at "a cost OF only fl '1,i
while 10 costs So go dig ID grave. Nr
rresent potter's Geld will hc hliad before
the expiration of the present yehf. l'
iurials now amount to about hp % Nt'I
and increase 200 number yearly. l' q,
Sino,o whereas 30 will cost nearly th.W
t1 bus land Tor the continuance oL we
present system. prepare ihn ilud I't
hurials for ten years. maintain lt ana
mark the graves as BE- does 100 present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
THE COHEN CO. TIE COHEN co

iu the rear As the reviewing officers gale
Hoped along the lines their approach to
the head of every regiment was heralded
by e. flourish of uumpels and Lively
strains from that regiments band
Despite tho fact that 900 addition 90 DIS
rifle ANA sllc-drms. every man had to lift
at every step about cen pounds off the Rcd
clay road over which he was watkins
the lines passed in beautiful order The
Fourth Virginia and l6st Indiana were
singled out Tor the greatest applause by
tho crowd of spectators. among whom
were "a large number OF the ladies from
Camp Columbia and Habana
Tho remains of Captain Perry Smith.
who died dav before yesterday. have been
placed bon the charge of Dr MCNaucht0n.
of the First Brigade First Division ana
directions for the disposition of the body
are awaited from the family ~ the de-
ceased.
Private Victor Nolkert. of Company D.
Eiehth United States Infantry died On
board the hospital-ship Missouri from
fever yesterday just after he had been
placed there for transportation Co the
States.
Private "a y Alternately. OF Company
H. suffered "a painful accident yesterday
! bN stepping ou % nail which WAS forced
deep into his FOOT He !s under treatment
at the Reeimental Hospital
tirst- Sergeant kimball of Company l.
/ who has been confined 90 the Division
/ Hospital with fewer. has recovered and
reported Co his company Tor duty to-day
! Discharge papers for Sergeant ] T. Ro-
biuson. OF Company a. who is now iu
[ savannah. We're received az headquarters
to-day.
The following appointments have been
made he Company T.. Private IA g. BraK-
| ton 60 be corporal Private }. l.. Reynolds
| 10 Doe company cook with The rank Of cor
poral
Lieutenant r. r. l.. Watkins OF Com
pany I. left to-day. ON leave % absence.
l TO visit places Of interest on the island.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
d. O'SUlLIVAN,
Eighteenth and riain Sts.,
RICHMOND, VA.
New Phone 273. Via 5O7.
10 -

The cold spell Is pro
badly over. and all stu
dents should be- school
again
Splendid outlook for
bright young people who
prepare now 10 serve az
-tenOgraphers, b ok
Keepers, operators, &c.
We have more applica
tiOns for stenOgraphers
and stenOgraphers and
book keepers combined
can We can iill.
A student Who Nas offered a
free scholarship in a compelling
schOOl 10 taxing our course %
our regular terms
Write VI call fDr particulars.
Northeast corner Broad and
AiutD streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
one Important Detect.

In one respect the navy pcrslunc. oil.
which has nov passed both houses of Con-
ersss might have been improved While
ID celebrates the distinction between deck
officers and engineers. % SIN confines The
selection 90 commissioned officers in the
navy 10 am aristoCracN, which none may
enter except through the Naval Academy
A Young man may enlist in the army
and hope 90 become an officer but a
sailor though he D. the equal IN intel
hgcnce ana accomplishments oI any sub
alteIn. must never expect 90 rise above
nQn-commissloncd rank The line be-
tween forcCastle and quarterback Is im-
passablt some daY our navy may be-
Gene as democratic in this respect as Is
the navy OF Great Britain. but the reform
Will certainly never be suggested ty the
naval officers themselves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24

the Emerson corupsny's patent the enece
Will be the dIscontinusnce OF their US
BY all lumbermen unless i"fa'
paid the Emerson Company -.
During the trial Of the case uans L.
dels Of dry-kflns we're exhibited 20 ne
court. Including one working. covered ~
a glass case. so that its operation eouid
b clearly seen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24

By virtue 0f certain deed 0f fIf f,
tho undersigned trustee. dIf.I Soy
1893 recorded Zoo lichm0HI INInrHI
Court clerks office. Boo D..i.lHua |H
"C." page 900. default haNus u..u mHIa
in the payment or the dDht TrU
cured. AMI being required sD iu oh. lI ne
beneficiary I Will sen hy punH
On the premises ON
"WEDNESDAY. MARCH
az O'Clock r.. 81 First Sold N lHi
and 100 west Broad street opposite
mond College. beginning Du fn. nI'
OF Broad street Ga frDt from 'I'
street, thence running westerly
Broad street and fronting thereon h'
and extending back $50 lr.L tY
ln common ~ fenf wide
Second Said Nos. WI and W n. It
cock street. beginning Du f.r
OF Hancock street lD feet nOiIH
shall street. thence running
along and fronting 0n ilancD.H
feet 4 inches. aud extending b
parallel lines o3 ifrf bounded
south by au alley lO feet wide
TERMS. Al cash. better terms
announced go sHlr.
vs. A. HfCKs Tm
James d. CrruHuaW, Auction.
fII
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
WANTED.


PROFITABLE WORK OFFERED
Agents boz every town t0 secure slDsc y
tons ~ the ladies' Home Journal ana
the Saturday Evening Posi- Good pay iyf
good work We want agents ~ Work
thoroughly and with business system -
cover each section with our illustrated
ufUs booklets and other advertising mat
Ter How Weu come Ol our agents have
succeeded DIS told in "a little booklet We
would Ike % send Ou-portralfs Oi some
~ our. best agents. with tne story ot
how they made BE- pay THE ftkllS
ICBLlsHING COMPANY. Pniadeipnla,
Pa. laZs-5m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
+-+++@A+4+++-<
IMpnRIID IHINlII III ANDN.

i sam have Us cases NNN. Import
od Old London Dock French
Brandy n must Doc sold, ~
need the room. am remudclling
nay store for spring trade, per ZSc
bottle. ........... ...........t.t...
92i, dozen bottles Picked silver
skin Onions. sold llst week fIr lnc
poe. ann now closing ont at. wv
] 900 dozen quart bottles Am lc
mouia. each ..-..... ............
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24

Those houses arc pleasantly H1rf
contain six rooms each. with m'. .H
provcmepts. and now rented f1 hr.
tenants
This property must h' Hul fni Hl
stantial 10 or A. per CONT invest n.1f coo
he secured
The neighborhood Ia good frI r1rtl'
wanting homes should uuf nI fl attend
TERMS Liberal Hnl announced Ht sAIH
r. b. CHAPLIN 81 co., 0u.nrp"rH
d q Au0N0nrnIa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
BUSINESS WANTS.
Responsibility.

A certain politician Of this town
on one occasion remarked to his
audience, before whom he was
presenting his claims for their
votes. that he was "a self-made
man.
A friend Of his from Skinquar-
ter remarked. THAT RE
LIEVES THE LORD OF A
GREAT RESPONSIBILITY"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24

THE LADIES AUxIIIARIEs 10 THE
BROTHERHOOD or LOCOMOTIVE EN-
ClNEERs OF RICHMOND AND MAN
CHESTER VIII give a loint reception in
honor ~ Mr and Mrs JAMES r.. 81
NOR on Lee Camp Hall THIS AFTER
NOON 20 $50 o'clock. Their friends ~
both cities invited 20 call D. r-lf'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24

tIIpEpER GRE AMEHN III I,IEN.

s. tubs OF the ENquisitelv Flavor
ed. Rich. Mellow Creamery
Butter. nothing finer. Per tCc
pound ....-.-.... .......-.....---.
1000 cans q pounds cach Boston bc
Baked Beans .................... W
500 quart bottles Appolonaris iSr
Water. per bottle. ......-....... ~
Gibson Old Rye Whiskey. six TSc
summers per quart ........... ~
800 large cans Eppss Imported ISr
cocoa t.....tt -ttt.- ..tt--.-rttft
1000 boxes Nice Fresh Crspy II
Ginger Snaps. per pound. ~
500 ,9r55e Wooden S,den Buckets Home zoe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
Won want to be here to-day.


Four-in-Hand Ties. that we're - and
5lc each az 1Oc. ,-,
ONR LOT or MEMS ASSORTED
HALF HOSE. priced up 20 l0c.-'c' n
styersl different kinds o. Mems white
Merln0 I-ndershirts fsoiied) were {"
10 8c.-Zso. each. ...
WIDE CLUEY. MEDICI III -, /.
TORCHON LACEs, AND NEI-IOP
LACE8. g. YARD.
reat designs in Linen and Machine
Torch0n Laces. 2c. yard.
Oriental and Block ChaniiIly Laces a.
WIDE. SNOWY CAMBR1C. AID
SWISS EMBROfDERIES At 5Slc
YARD-41 ~ and YARD LENT hr.
Cambria. Swiss. and Nains00k Embrol-
derles 90 g. yard. usually &c.
Cambria. Swiss. and Naiuso0k Embroi-
0cries. snowy designs. az r.. yard.
LADIES PLAID 10. HOSE FOR 10
Black. sr. ones &c., ChIldren's Extra
Heavy l21-2c. ones g. pair
iof an ! and b. "A pair.
CROCHET BED SPREADS. Dor BILE
BED SIZE SHEETS, AND ll-t
HEAVY FLEEcED BLANKETS
FOR -CLOTH-BOUND NOVELS
SITS OF PAPER DOLLS PAPER
BOUND NOVELS THAT SOLD rs
15r REGULAR Poe. UOIEN Lad
TINTED ENVEIDpEs. CHOICE OF
THIS LOT Be-. ...-.., ID.
FOR Joe flal &c. p1und Iir,.'
per ~ and Ec. BOX IapDr liina Hi'
Decorated Bound BOOB. IN' "''
diur-Plato Plror' choice p,,..,
FOR Genuine IiIen I"l"
ruled and plain Tor .'. H'
REuNtNT GLOVES.
o. iAi ~ ~ LAs'l' C5rb slzEs NORTH
IT,, I 4h ca Gloves bought 10
@ --,,..tt ,r.ln sqr ra'r
Pc rtNc,y. 'p,IrpFf ifr. EAsKETs
t-t.ft- o., ron :. EACH
to $40 co,t. era -c. s-inch Horn
combs &c. White FIafina Soap for
H.. 10 ngck Rubber Hair brushes
W.T. ",'. ~ ioc Jeigr, ni5ding. for
nv p.oco, 5.yari skirf nraide are ic.:
,.. nv, o. '', ,a .nJ f-, 6,' f'r i6i yyhaio-
iora. A., D., dozen. Wbito Tape
pulled p lunches for 1c.
Innings.
REMNANTS or FINE BLACK PER-
CALlNEs FOR 92-fc. YARD.
Hoft Hcrungboue liair-I Cloth. lNc. yard
Gray Salc'n Jeans, l-sr. Nafd. rem
Iahlr Ihn ana hI"'h 'dhNdH' i'.'
grade, " l-Ic yard
u,uuoNs
,,.. l..,.,'' -. ,.,..t.- ttl.,t1,
- ~ 'fi''' .'t,fi', ~
1870 Lits M ~ ~ ~, l.,
iTo.,ii inrf, a.. Nrl' ~ 't'pti, ut
~ n klLli'N9. ~. l'' ~, ~ ~
~ NIIhlyl u no ~ pl' -' ~
q. Apphlu' ll,,' r'N ON ni
play, Tor halI th'lr mafk.H Price j
l'i 'ushion I"pH' were l''r i"I o.
't'h- c,, g.
Einhr"ldriF Slk' 'H Nh"''H' i'' i'''
dgh'h ,,h,,ii.,,...,,.,. ,..,, ,v,p
w.. Ni'ai' o. nv GtH,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24

%4.+++.++++4-4<++++++++++@
VIZ. cLEnNER'> FINE Old
MIIIsINIAs


His 4-peur-old from the shady
Grove Disullrry, mad, luf-
uoseN for ms fine trade per 1DC
quart ........ ...... ..... ......
His 6-,ear-old from the OLD or
charl stills. FIRST ever pui "n ODC
th.s mHrket.pcr quart .......
Imported Gordon Dur ahrfN III. Un
per gallon ........... ..,.....
Elmo Imported Port Wine, came
camo Off the Maria Ih't'aa 81 OO
per gallon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1000 bushels Fine Oats........
Cav, hai.s Finest Timothy Hay. ~
~ dozen 3-pluud california AS kOC
puralus per cam .-....t+.....t -
-0y cans Tuast Aaohit Bay Lob LUC
atrfe ......tt ...t.- tt.t.t+'''t.'' 20
10000 bushels Water-Cround Meal
-AJ dozen Finest Imported saf- sc
NiIN|...... ..... an
Cllumtll-i,Yrr salmon H'' IOC
large cans .... .......... ..t-t...
g ~ pounds Nuseaten itaisinf. per &c
mound ..... ........
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
DIANOS, HOUSEHOLD Fr-PN,
TURE, CARPErS. DRUGGISTS. e. ''''
AT AUCTION.

We will sell
TO-DAY.
M our warerooms az 1880 4 N t--.
assortment NJ Furniture. cmhrc'ns
Rosewood-Case Pianos:
Walnut and oak Chamber suits.
Parlor suits. Bullets. H3ilncSe
Bedsteads. Bureaus. Folding Reefs IN o,,
and Walnut.
Extension. square. and Round Tables
Bed Springs. Chairs. sec.
Also. consignment ~ Groceries ,.,
s'siing OF Canned Goods. Pickles e..
l Horse. good worker.
I Lumber Wagon.
l set Harness and DUNN carr
FRED. ~. WILLIAMS
le -f Au.fin-r.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24

By James ~ Cren4Hnw
Real E8tlte Agent and AurtiOne.r
plf east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
TEA. NONErHlNG HIIIILl
EINNnnED.

326 packages Csyl0n Ten. hale lSc
pound each in silver foil... ~
This tea has sold at i0c. per
pack gt.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24

We are agent. FOR Latin a. Rand orange
f.f.4t nuortlue and Blasting also. smoke
loss Power au1 Dynamite. can mih'
.... I'D. nrire. DO parties buying boz qunn-
ftI.s Send Or quotations and catalogue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24
FRIDAY TEUVTNUY n N

at $50 O'Clock o.. A.. the uho.e......
PROPERTY. fronting 6 frct m.H l.
tho south side of Baker street H.. I H.r.
of tilh feet to am alley IOuf aI
attend this sale. as a. great bargain ..n i,
had in thls property
TERMS. Liberal ana announced lf sa
SUTTON a. I.
r. % AuCfi0H..u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24

sTRAYED Or STOLEN A BLACK
SETTER. answering - name 81 JACK"
Has two white feet. also a Bi.ACk-AND-
WHiTE-SPOTTED SETTER. DOo-talled
Answering 20 name ~ Glad" A reward
n returned ~ ~ east Broad. r. III
Orders fo- printing sent 70 tho Dis
patcA COMPANY will Be given prompt at
tenrlOn. and the style Of work and prices
viii b. sure % please you
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24

By r. b. Chanln q co Oncou0u'eh
Real Estate Auctioneer
No. I north Tenth sfree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-24

500 dozen dS.i, 5qll quart bottles Finest S5c
900 gallons Purest cider Vinegar lOc
pei gallon ......-.. .....,..s+.-..
Luncheon Ham. 2-pound caus.... -
Plotted Ham, l-pounl cans ......
10 large bars CASTLE Soap........ w
-. ,.....,. 25c
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pEREMProRY AUCTION SALE


A. tho request of the owner uh. .,
nou-r.sident and vino is unw I'M fU.
and anxious 20 SCH before IN. If.t.. rl
premises. ON
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TRUSTEE's PEREMPTORY $40

IicN SALE or
Nos. lOt AND lHs WEST BROAD
STREET.
AND
Nos. co. AND lOl NORTH UAHnOrh
STREET.
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NNH Wv o y AfNHfH NV "f.N
sOs. iH2 AND 400 NORTH TNENrT
NINTH STREET.
ON FRIDAY. FEBHl AIRY 20 s
Ht : -. "a
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the desirable Store 70 dedI az
No two ways Of selling. The
prices on all wares termed rem
nanty are thrown out Fridays
for a prico-any price to make
them sell that day.
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by the valentine Auction Company
So east Broad street
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AUCTION sALES-rhi. M.

j p. Robinson 4 Co. Auctior.,-.
Nos. p and 20 north Ninth stree,