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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21
ASIiLtND.
Fine Farm SOId-Denth-Persoh
Points.

ASHLAND. January 20.-(Special)-
"Plain-Dealing" plantation, owned by the
Thomas estate. was bought to-day oy
Messrs. w. c. Parkinson, Charles DYSON
and +. W. voolfolk. This place Is one
OF the best farms on the South river.
Mrs. NJ. E. c. Easter mother r. OF trd prC1
lessor ID. h. Easter, of Randolph-Maconl
Coilogo died this morning at her son
residence here after long illness a1 IS Sn .
had a complication of diseases; anu VIZ -, d
@Teaf sufferer for months. Her remains
SW he taken 70 Baltimore tomorrow az
Ter services here which VIII De coiluutteu
law Revs. Mr. Chestnut, of the GhIlsliia !.
church. and Or. Atwill, Of the Methodist
| Episcopal church. .. =, ,r,rro,,o
Pev ! ". Ware continues TO lmproNsS'
though he is yet quite i'll with TYPHOID
| fever. ~, It'll Ieft today
cor baltimore. where he will attend
banquet at Johns Hopkins Ihl l'Sd ~
C oiven bv Randolph men VINO are
| now at that school ,,.,f, ~ the
Mrs. William p. Sheeton, Wiz 1i io, M,
co1,ntv treasurer, is quite i'll at her nome
| near Rockville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21
A PROPOSED COMBINE
ro CONTROL THE NORTH cAHob'NA
PINE MARKET.
NORFOLK IS GREATLY INTERESTED
NM scheme Backed by Boston C"pi-
o..,ect-Disappearnn OF
c,r,ctor--Warch Company
c,r,ered-Met Horrible De"t"'

,-opro1K VA. January 2O.-(speclaLi
Tho ,,ryest lumber combine ever essay"
,,,o ,,is,orv Of the trade will be the
nroposed trust 10 control the Nor'h
lima pine markets. If the scheme' "'''N"
ia hacked By heavy Boston capit"i
through the North Carolina Pine ASSN
citation Of this city. which almost cum
trolls the market at this point, VIII oo-
come part Of the new orsdn'N'''
The individual firms composing the a''
citation will. according TO prohi'i''"
ZIMMERMAN Of this city, JON the ''u''
with the sole object of arresuhs ''0
chaotic condition Of the trade ana rem
dering it possible to continue al ~"
mills in operation. The scope or the ne"
concern is very wide. contemplating % -
does the control of over twenty-five leau-
ing concerns with mills having capa-
c,,,, of over 600CO0.0OO feet Of lumber per
year The estimate Of twenty mlilions
capital is said to be somewhat under Tue
amount that will be required to finance
the new concern.
This city is the centre Of the Carolina
nine lumber market and WILL therefore
=. o,o 20 the combines most important
headquarters.
Tho disappearance OF Justin Mccarthy
the contractor Of this city, for whom ui'
nolice Of washington, where he was idS
soon are now searching, has eNcl'e'
J ,,,,,cb comment here. He had seNeId
| inroo Government contracts, and on one
| FOR $4,000. he is said 10 have Drawn ~
rridav the dav on which he was las
,aen Mr. Harry X WolcOtt, who ma
been his counsel for some years leluI
cd here this morning, after Iu'uic9
search for his client whom some peheE
| IN be en- route for Ireland. lie says vi
| Mccarthy left here the lst OF tillS nun
for Washington. Mr. Wolcott says u
has an opinion. but no definite cue j
missing man Is about 30 years OF age "''
unmarried. -. .~.,,,r,
Judge Hinckel i'm Corporation court
today chartered "The Roper Storas
Warehouse Company" with the follow
inc officers: John L. Roper. Of Nortoih
nresident. Charles J. Taylor, OF Baltl
more vice-president; G. Howard STERLING
of baltimore secretary, and j. vernon
Campbe1. Of Baltimore. treasurer.
Edward Jones. "A deck-hand, employee
aboard the dredge O.. - Councher' a
Lambert Point. met a horrible death o
the breaking Of one Of the chains control
ling the scoop He was from Swansboro
Mack Pierce. Is years old, was tried !
. the County Court to-day for highway rot
berv. Pierce met man on the count
; road and robbed him at the point OF
nistol Later the highwayman was cai
tured and to-day the jury gave MN
term Of one year in jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
ny THE DISPATCH COMPANY.

The DAILY DISPATCH is del'eIeu .
80 .,nsor,bers at FIFTY CENTS pe'
month, payable to the carrier weekly 90
monthly. Mailed at s. per annu%. pa ,SsO
bic in advance; s. for six months, So. IN
for three months; 50 cents Tor 'n0
Price per copy. cents ona
The WEEKLY DISPATCH issued ''n,
u.a,,sa IN two parts at 81 per annum'
Tn. SUNDAY DISPATCH at si''' ~
' SUBSCRIPTIONS in all cases payable af,e .p the the
s sss,.aes money order check or I' yl
800 letter. Currency sent oy ma
y. =, the risk Of the sender suos'' ans,
wishing We their post-ofce snans ssx post,
give their old as well as their ne"
oe,ce. Sample copies free
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21
Winchester Notes.

WINCHESTER, VA, January 2O.-Cspe,
cial)-Rev. Nelson p. Dame rec.o' -.
christ Episcopal church, this city, to-uay
accepted the office OF General Missioral
of the Parochlal Society or the Chlteu
states beginning with February LIST.
The Jury in the case of Thomas D. Al
mond a former leading real-estate ana
loan broker of this city who Is on trla'
for obtaining money under false pre-
fences from \. Robinson, OF the county,
in 4 stock transaction ialieu 10 aslee -
tho CORPORATION Court this afternoon,
and were discharged They stood to D
for acquittal Almond was released on
bail. ,,- ...,,.,,.
Mr.. Maitland Rely. a leading young
resident of Summit Point, W. Va ana a
son Of Colonel j. J. Rely, wed MISS Sarah
g Kerr of Washington. d. C., at the rec
tory OF Christ Episcopal church, in this
cIty. last night. The rector. Rev. Nelson
p. Dame, ofiiciated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21
RAIL FOR FAyNE MOORE.
Uoman VIII He Release" M"
New york Mt once
(New York PresS--'''''

C\ew York pressure
,,o,.,o etrabon Moore will be reieaseu
80 hon to-day. and will leave the S'n'e
- noo This may end the case as WIN
a. ascendant out on bail and plenty -
nr;son cases to try. there seems i''.'I
likelihood Of her being brought 10 '''''
again. oman who
,r,,o ro1o,se of the young woman VIZ
- -, husband was accused OF ga"
IN, Martin MahOn, VIII De uue " -.
$3.50 - nor mother. Mrs. Strahah' VIZ
-, hoen i'm the city arranging loi "a.
Cor the last week Accom- nc
l-aoroe Simpson. an attorney i'll llv
- Abraham Levy, Mrs. Strahah Ca.lV 'i, 81
tho District-Attorney once S.e,to.
win Joseph y. Campbell Il go Ca,,,n'
r 20 g7o west 10th street. MI Cdiii ~,
u 81, ercorod the houses Nos. go ana 80
~. ino,h street. valued at S'O,WV' anu
" houses Nos. $40 and BIZ west ilo,i'
~ ,,ol,ed at the same amount man
ing $4,000 in all. 49, c.roban
-" - uos the expectation Of Mrs. strahan
49, tho bond would be accepted al ohVe
ond her daughter released forth"l'n.
tho District -AttOrney's Office ho"eESI, -
ms decided that Mrs. Moore Wouiu -"
90 y,oit for liberty until an lhVesllsa ' ~,
oS tbe bond had been made. Under lh u,
law the District-Attorrey has torty-e ,ien
- ia which to make an investigator
lrG" deeds TO the property and other cyl
dorces of Mr.. Campbells ownership an
reliability we're offered. but the Dis1ric g,
Attornev refused the bond pehuins 81
investigation. $500, ,,.,, du,
The procuring Of bondsman was o ~,
- brought TO this city from IN
south by Mrs. strahan, and frienu SIN tneS
letters made for her. When she learnt,
Tosterdav that her daughters reieas
could not be effected she became apIpre
6ensive and last evening it was decide
that If the bonds were not accepted ~
dav the sum Of $500 would be deposlle
with the city chamberlain as cash sec'
ritv for her daughters appearance
Mr. simpson yesterday refused TO CIV CIV
the name of the bondsman, SAYING rs III, ,.ia
mill the bond was accepted there Wa
''' ,,,ceeeitv of its being known. lie san
however. that unless the bond was take tax.
,pe cash would be forthcoming to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21

- .a,,,yalent 10. or rather better '"""'
an actual sale, It Is saio' ~ we no,,-
:" IN the value o; seats since 'ne "oa .
a. SaY season. when the ruling price rice. W." .So
"ay xsoOoo equals $1,000. In l%' ,"'
'''o. ,.ore selling at $1,000. TINS re-
sea- oavance in the cost OF mem
bership. the New YORK papers $500. po' oc.
conveys some idea Of the increaSeo
,,,.t,v In wall Street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21
Tired of the job.


During the last Afghan war the follow
inc Joke was current through the army
The dirtiness of the Afghan Is proVelr.p'Ial'
and If is said that on one occasion Gene
raj Roberts once ordered one 10 pU
washed. .,,o r,,r-
Two soldiers were told off for the pul,
nose. They stripped the prisoner anu
scrubbed him for two hours WIN lolii l,...
bic brushes and soft soap men nv
went to their captain.
what is it, men, H.. 49,,
well sir" they replied, I'VE nave
washed that Afghan chap for two hours
h min il is no good. After scrubbing him
sir for two hours. till our arms acheo
g. to drop Off. blest if we did not CONF
mon another suit of clothes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21
Having a Great Kun on Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy.

Manager Martin. OF the flerSoh drug
store informs us that he - having great
run on Chamberlaiu's Cough Remedy. He
sells five bottles OF that medicine 10 one
III any other kind. and il gives great salts
faction. I'm these days OF la grippe there
Is nothing like Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy 10 stop the cough. heal up the sore
throat and lungs. and give relief within
very short time. The sales are growing
| and ALI who try Il are pleased with iis
prompt action.-south Chicago Daily calu'
met. For sale by all druggists.
| ia l-Sun.W&Sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21

The Recorder of Hoboken, n. j., Is Of
corded bacause his town is getting a |
reputation for suicides. While ne al
mits his inability to obtain satisfaction
from those whose efforts at self-destruc-
ton have hitherto been successful, he eN-
presses a determination to make II as
agreeable for persons who bungle the JoD
hereafter He will rely on law recent
" passed by the Legislature Of his stare
which is as follows:
"Au wilful poisoning Of any person or
persons that shall be done. or attempted
/ to me done. with intent to kill, although
| death shall not ensue therefrom, shall be
| a high misdemeanor and punished by
| fine not exceeding $1,000, or imprisonment
| al hard labor not exceeding fifteen years,
| or both
Some days ago a shoemaker, who had
| found life too tough and leathery for his
Measure. attempted suicide by swallow
inc a dose Of Paris green, and being UNI
successful in his efforts to shuttle of this
mortal coil. ne was brought before the
Recorder. Instead of getting sympathy
Tho prisoner was severely censured by
The Recorder who held him for trial.
The rigorous official who thinks NE
even i'm Hoboken-is worth living, spoke
as follows to the culprit:
"This city has a national reputation Tor
suicides and ] intend to put a stop 10
them. If you had succeeded that would
have settled it, but as you did not sue
coed | think that the authorities VIII
e make an example of you for the beneh'
of those in this and other cities who be-
\ Neye that HObOken is a choice place III
which TO kill themselves. This city must
- he relieved Of its reputation for suicides
. If any one wants TO commit suicide 1t Is
e customary for him &c come here. and
: want the residents of this city and thos'
s who come from outside places TO under
stand that they cannot come to Hobokei
% and commit suicide. l will hold you 10
trial under the crimes act In default o
3 81 900 bail"
Is The Hoboken Recorders firm stand !
n this matter will at least produce on
N weu-defned result. 1t will drive all anna
Of teur self-destroyers from his city-fc
s. no halfway suicides will be allowed
and cause the cemeteries to usurp II
lg popularity Of the town hospitals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21
Garden OF LIE.

"A T. Godfrey in Christian Work.
NJ. Va; ~, rden of Life-it beareth Well
pnt The blossom must always ana ever NC
like the seed were planting there'
Tor beautiful thoughts make beautiful
lives. 49,,
And every word and deed
Lies i'm the thought that prompted IT,
As The flower lies in the seed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21
rou,yxER's AMENDMENT

Senator Forakcr's amendment ~
encech on our Philippines pm
,,ade several days ago Is not iN'N
80, to.. interest and comment IMAM
a., 80. or,e,nal. The original. II VIII ~
remembered. distinctly antaso"i1,"
ideo that II was intended 10 h0i'
Philippines permanently, ana i's
-. an that point were so dellDe'"'0'
,.o,ionce with Foraker's usual SNS
-. s,,,le and embodied such aoIol'
.,,.'.,ons 30 the administration that
was generally conceded that they "eiV >"
s,.,rod from the Executive ch'inD
,r,,o~o was every internal evidence .""'
a. sonior Senator from ONO h"u
hoa talk with or had reeeN0u
f., from the President ana
.,,,. evidence was reinforced by o-
rect testimony, so TO speak, I'oi"
20, of Mr.. McKinley's personal organs
rbese personal organs, which had hi'',e'
90 icon blatantly imperialistic, either
ohorced front Immediately or worheu
themselves into position to climb down
~, Thursday. however, Foraker rose
IN a personal explanation, ana aihehueu
his declarations And it must be adiiil'
ted that in part his amendment was ehi'-
,o,,iv Forakerish. The knife he Is
prov,n 70 carry in his boot for Hanna
| dashed before the eyes Of his senatorial
| associates. and was then buried III 'ho
hack Of the national Republican poSS'
When Foraker's original declarations
were made great discontinue ana ol9"P
ro,rtment were manifested by such ol
the English papers as had been egsins
,ho United States on to the ADOPTION VI
a nolicv of imperialism. Referring u Tina
Foraker said that the chill tha' ''i' 'f
and down the spinal columns o. Jul
friends in London was due TO misdP-
rrehension as to which Of the ONO seh"-
tors had spoken. In that remark
,.es essentially himself again. IL wa
ossortiauv characteristic Of him. NO one
couId doubt that in making II III 'p0H'
for himself. II was instinct Win '"~
, genuine spirit Of Foraker vindictNe"e''
However to Foraker's amendment pro
nor The senior Ohio Senator stated Una
Ia deeired 10 say that in his orlglnal ue
elections he did not speak for anybod!
but himself. Now, that Is PLAIN ehous"
but Foraker did not stop there lie wen
on TO explain his explanation in an eS
nlapation that did not explain. Ana Jus
here comment and interest are gong
mo excited. 4 study Of the vibrations
the tail that wagged Forakers eXpia'ia
tory dog will show that in point OF rae
he did not disavow having very goou i''
son for knowing that the President Wa
preparing to flop on the philippines ISSUE
In short Foraksr's amendment as
whole is calculated to strengthen III
conviction that the President has NJ
, oar to the ground. and that Foraker ma
very reliable information to that erect
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21
DIR. THOMAS II. HOPE.
This Prominent Hampton fhsS'e'""
Dead.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. January "
lsnecial)-Dr Thomas =. Hope one VI
Hampfon's most prominent physicians
died Unexpectedly this morning, Az, rd,r co.
illness of forty-eight hours with cs ,I1o,
eninaI meningitis of the most mahs il.r'
ne The funeral will take place rom
historic st. Johns church Suhu'S
noon. e..it,. Of nhvsi-
clans and was himself star IN ms plo.
fession. His grandfather, DIR. Wi william
Hone. and his father. Dr. Jesse T. Hopc,
were noted physicians Of Hampton ana
his brother DR.. J. Wilton Hope, is prac-
ticing physician at Poquosin' AoIA 'oO"-
~. g., t4o,nnton
Thomas p. Hope was born IN Hampton no,
about thirty-one years ago ana was eIu-
cated nj the best preparatory anu acaus-
mic schools of the State. At one tliIie "
ENGAGED successfully in the drug Dusliie9s
i'm mis- city. lie came of one OF the mos mo-.
distingnished families OF Eastern VIZ
ginia and was himself well KNOWN so'
| cfallV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21
For the Judge.
law Notes.)

claw NOttoJ
In a case Of SANDER that was hearu nol
long ago. a lady had gone into the VII
ness-box on behalf of the plalntiH' ~nose
counsel was examining her' wv
madam" the lawyer began pledse re-
PEAT the slanderous statements MAUI ~
you heard them .,,.
".Oh, they are unfit for any respectable
norson TO hearr' was the emphatic an
sWer.
"Then." said the examiner, coaXingly
suppose you just whisper them to the
| Judge"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21
c1Av.srREEr METHODIST EPIsCo-

CLAY-sTREET METHODIST EPlS SC 90,
PAL" CHURCH Corner Clay and Acams
streets)-Rev Eugene II. Rawlings. Pas-
tor.-sabbath school sI5 \. Nj; pre s,aI
Eyening subject. "A Young Mans Oppor-
tunitv''-the third in the special series.
Monday. 8 T. NJ, official meeting.
tuesday. 7:45 +. NJ. class meeting. -,
Wednesday, p. NJ, Rev. W. ii. Anvil
of Ashland. former pastor Of Clay
street church. will preach the annual SER
mon before the Woman's Missionary So
Friday. 8 p. NJ, Epworth League devo-
tiOnal meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21
usraicl Pleased the Crowd.

cprrNvuIE n. c.. January 20
fcaaciaI y The trial OF Joseph kawls for
M,prder, which has been in progress -four
DAYS closed tonight with verdict oil
moi guilty The Jury was out only wv.
hours. and the verdict was greeted WIN
tumultuous shouting by the immense
crowd In the courtroom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21

1t is suggested that "auto-truck' and
"auto-mobile" are terms not American
enough for use in this country, and that
we ought to adopt "go-cart' as the word
70 describe the horseless vehicle. is it a
ssoo"3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21

Mr. Choate. our new Ambassador TO
England is said to be fuller OF joke than
probably any other promiDent American
not excepting Depew. 1t is to be hoped
ne won't make our British cousins die Of
laughing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21
CHRISTIAN.

SEVENTH STREET CHRI 5 T \ y
CHURCH Corner OF Grace ana seVenth
streets)-Rev. Il. n. Sweeney, Lii ~
Pastor. Preaching AT II \. NJ. ana r.
NJ by Rev. $. ID. butcher. OF Cincinnati
%. Seats free. and cordial welcome 10
al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21

indianapolis Journal0
Il have not an enemy on earth she
said. proudly.
Al that moment. as II TO refute her as
sertion. the letter-carrier arrived and de-
livered a box OF candy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21

PARK-PLACE METHODIST EPlSGO,,
PAT, CHITRCH corner Pine and wes'
Franklin streets)-Rev. Thomas ~ :, tot NJ
Pm D., ID. D., PastoroeryhlC S th a. - na ~
Smbiect Of night sermon. Good News III
Rome - \ cordial invitation to all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21
ADMINISTRATION MET DIS T

Union METH o d T
CuifRCH corner Twenty-fourth and
Nelson streets)-Rev. c. l. Bane. Pastor.
sunday school az 91j A. NJ; class meet
ing at $3.50 \. NJ; preaching at IL a. NJ.
and 3 +. NJ. by the pastor-snbJecI, az
ed the Hem of His Garment the nttn
of "A series OF sermons on the miracles
of our Lord; Epworth League at $780, the
other usual services during the week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21
81. srn1rrr RApTIsT CHURCH

GRACE-sTREET BAPTIST 6 CiUK {S,t
linn F. Hatcher, d. D., Pastor:-Sun-
l daW school he i' at 9l5 A. NJ. Preaching by
the the pastor at Il \. NJ. and p. NJ. Young ,5uI,
PEOPLES Union at p. NJ. PRAYER mel.
ing Wednesday at +. NJ. Young h.h
meeting Friday at +. NJ. u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21
ppoAD STREET Methods

CHTRCH corner Of Broad and Tenth
Streets1-Sunday school. $3.50 A. NJ
preaching at Il A; NJ. and =; NJ; , oy {ne
p,",I5ftoct "The True Test Of Greatness" a'
nigRt, "Did our Lord Teach that II Vas
Wrong Wrong to can the Attention. OF the l PeV.
nIa to 70 the Second Coming of Christi \
cordial welcome 10 all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21
PRESBYTERIAN.

GRACE STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHVRCH-Rev. Jere Witherspoon. II. ~,
Pastor: residence No. 2l5 east Franklin
street-Services at IL O'Clock \. NJ. ana
< o'clock +. NJ. Preaching by the pastor.
Sunday-school services at $3.50 O'Clock \.
NJ. Wednesday night service AT o ci"e-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21
MhN lie StnNs.
cleveland Plain Dealer

cleveland Plain Dealer)
"No. sir" said the red-iaced alderman
with great emphasis, I'm in the fran
chise fight 10 stay!
Il suppose, them said the httle man
with wide ears, that they don't give you
,.o,,r vad until the whole things ended" -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21

(Yonkers stateman)

(Yonkers Stateman)
she Brette: Does not applause denote
pleasure i'm an audience?
Footelight Why, certainly.
Il notice you always get more applause
when you go OFF the stage than when
Won come on"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21

The human machine starts but once ana
stons but once. You can keep 1t going
longest and most regularly by using DE
Witt's Little Early Risers, the famous
little pills for constipation and all stomach
and liver troubles. they don't grippe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21
METHODIST.

CENTENARY METHODIST EPIsCO-
uS r. CHI'RCH. SOUTH Grace street be
tween zee Fourth and Fifthl-Rey; w. v;
TrJor ID. D.. Pastor.-Preaching at II
A NJ. and p. NJ by the pastor. suDJec'
at night scripture ParadoNes'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21
The New York Times. in an article {

The New York Times. in an article on
Congress and the currency says:
We take it that there is now no hope
for action currency reform) before the
long session of Congress, and not much
hope for action then.
our New York contemporary would be
safe in taking it, that there is no hope
Of reform along this line before the Dem
ocrats shall have gotten control of all
branches Of the government
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21

New York Stock Exchange seats
sold on Thursday last AZ higher prices
than ever before. it is reported, two seats
going at $4,000 each. as compared with
S3l COO In 1884 when the old high record
was made. Before the close OF the day.
session $4,000 was bid, and no seat wos
offered for less than $4,000. The bid price
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21

Peach" Depew being now a fu'l-
fedged senator, the Congressional he-
cord will be searched In future for fruit
OF his talent as a story-teller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21
MINI without n Country.

CNew York Press)
When Rudyard Kipling was asked II ne
was going to visit America, he replied:
yves. / am going home And England
claims him as her own.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21

The Keely vibration now seems to be e
the effect that Keely was fraud OF the
first water.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-21

SECOND BAPTIST CHI L r c -
Services at II A. NJ. and p. NJ. Pastor
W. r.. l.. Smith. breaches in the moTnlhi 5S,
and Or. w. w Moore, oil the non non
mig on "The Testimony OF the Monu-
uents"