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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02
KILLED BY HER INDIAN LOVER.
Miss Moren Murdered because She
Rejected His Advances.


AMHERST, MASS, August Miss
Edith Norell. Il years old, was shot and
almost instantly killed in the cellar Of
her mothers house, in South Amherst
last night. by Eugene Takahpuer, a full-
bloOded Indian. who was employed about
the place as a farm labOrer.
The Indian had conceived passionate
affection for Miss Morel, and because
she rejected his advances he became
funously jealous, and took her life.
Mrs. Moren discharged the Indian yes
ferday because of his behavior toward
her daughter whereupon he went 20 Am
herst. bought a pistol and awaiting, his
chance, slipped into the house and shot
her.
when he had shot the girl Takahpuer
rotreated 10 the barn and shouted that
ne was going 10 kin himself. A few min
utes later the barn was seen 10 be in
flames
There were no means of extinguishng
the fire il tho village, and soon not only
the barn. but the Morell house as WE'LL
with all lis out-buildings. was destroyed.
II Is believed that the Indian kept his
word. and that his body will be found in
the barn.
Takahpuer who was about q years old,
was big. strong fellow Of the strong y
marked Indian type and physi1gnOmy.
He Is said 60 have been a graduate
Of the Carlisle pa) school. and 10 have
been player on the football team. He
came 20 South Amherst about year ago,
and had been working on the Morell
farm ever since lie had always pro-
fessed, in stolid sort Of way, great adj
miration for Miss Morell but not until
recently had his attentions become Of
fensiye.
Because she had allowed him TO drive
her 20 parties and entertainments in the
n~ghbofhood, he had persuaded him self
mat she was in love with him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02
A VITAL QUESTION.
co,xc,r. TO CONSIDER OWNERSHIP
OF STREET RAILWAYS.
Mr.. POLLOCK WILL INTRODUCE 1T
r,. uesoIution VIII Fiud Many Sup
porters and strong Oppopents-i'
Promises to Develop Livery '""
test In the Chamber.

The question Of municipal ownership
of street railways and conduits bids fair
to become one of the vital issues before
the Council. 1t has been agitated from
time to time for months past, aud has
found favor in the sight of many OF the
city fathers.
At the next meeting of the Common
Council Mr.. Pollock, Of Jackson Waru'
will introduce the following reso.uiioh'
MIR. POLLoCKs RESOLUTION.
BE it Resolved by the Council OF the
city Of Richmond, That tho Committee
on Charter Changes is hereby instructed
to report to this body amendments to the
charter of the city of Richmond, as iol-
lows:
/ Granting power to the city to CON
struct. or acquire by purchase, mai"'''l'
and operate street railways lor the V".
rage of passengers and freight ior III
and reward and IN furtherance OF suCl
nowers to issue bonds and secure 'no
same upon such franchise, uacbds9s r""-
ing stock. &c. nm
Granting power TO the city 10 con-
etr,,ct maintain. rent or lease under
ground conduits within the city Of Rich
mond for the conduct of telephone tele-
graph. and other electrical conductors
and in furtherauce of such powers TO IS
sue bonds and secure the same upon such
couduits.
A DIVISION OF SENTIMENT
The bond issue proposed in the above
resolution will find strong opponents III
both branches of the Council, but ne
fight promises TO be an exceedingly in
teresting one The proposition Will, OF
courss be fought by the representatives,
~ svndlcates already formed 10 acquire
the privileges which NJ. PollocKs mo-
tIon proposes shall be owned by the city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02
Aiger sets a New style Of Departure

WASHINGTON. August 1.-Secretary
Alger made a precedent yesterday IN
issuing his order that the MajOr-Genera
commanding with his stan and the heads
OF bureaus should be presented In ful
uniform to the incoming Secretary OF
War.
other deposed q resigning secretaries
have gone out in very different fashion
Secretary Stanton. VINO was forced out
by President Johnson. instead of greeting
his successor, departed with no good
wishes. and without any formality what.
ever. Secretary Belknap. who was com
PEELED 60 resign by reason Of the indct-
ment for fraud. failed 10 give any notice
Of his intention to resign and left the
department without notice to President
Grant.
Since then other Secretaries of War
have resigned or left the Cabinet at the
expiration Of their terms OF Office bat
there has never before boon a presenta.
ton Of new secretary at which all OF
the officers appeared in full uniform.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02
ASHLAND AND HANOVER.
People Pleased with the Election of
DIR. Duncan


ASHLAND, VA. August 1.-(SpeciaL)-
All classes of citizens are delighted at
the election OF Dr.. Duncan as president
Of Randolph-Macon College. lie is an
old Ashland boy, and will receive a
warm welcome from everybody. His
election is entirely satisfactory 20 the
faculty. and he will have the cordial and
hearty support of every member.
Professor Blackwell regrets an unau-
thorized statement that appeared to-day
i'm regard 10 the advice he would give
Dr. Duncan as 10 his acceptance The
Doctor needs no advice, and Professor
Blackwell will give none.
Several Of the trustees who attended
the board meeting i'm Richmond came
here to-day 10 visit Dr. \. G. Brown.
who is still very Ill., His condition this
evening is not nearly so favorable. He
is much weaker than for several days
past.
Mr.. c. IT, Oliver. who was spoken OK
as a candidate for the House. has writ
ten a card to-day for the county paper,
declining 20 run. lie VIII support ". H..
Cardwel, Esq. who is now the only
candidate in the field. The Hon. II. r..
Wickham will be the nominee for the
Senate from Hanover and Caroline lie
has no opposition. The primary meet
ings Will be held August 10Th ana l2th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02
LAWYERS USE THEIR FISTS.
MaryIaRd's AttOrney-GeDeral in IA
street Fight III Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, August 1.-The spectacle
of the Attorney-General of me State en-
gagged in hsucuffs with a leading lawyer
of Baltimore was Witnessed in front Of
the Young Mems Christian Association
building on Charles street yesterday. The
principals were Attorney-General George
II. Gather, Jr, and Lawyer Frederick j.
Brown. There had been ill-feeling be-
tween the two, and they were not on
speaking terms.
They came in on the same street-car
from their suburban residences, and
alghted on the same corner at the same.
time. 1t is said that one jostled the other,
and a scufie followed. The fight was fierce
while il lasted. Mr.. Brown, II is said,
having struck the first blow AS a re-
suit OF the encounter the latter presents
a rather damaged countenance, while At
torney- General Gather escaped with lit
tie punishment Neither one will discuss
the episode.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02
TuZeNyeII TIPS.

TAZEWELL. VA. August L-(Special)
]. Powell Royal Esq. LEFT last week 10
accept a position in law office in Ken
lucky.
Judge S. c. Graham left on Saturday 10
attend the annual meeting OF the Bar
Association of the State. and Major r..
X. Henry, who was absent at Richmond,
will also likely be in attendance.
At the preliminary trial OF the parties
charged with the murder OF Ratln be-
fore United States Commissioner SAT-
urday, all were sent on for trial TO the
United States Court.
Much interest is being manifested In the
purchase OF timber lands throughout all
this section. Many contracts are being
made for timber remote from railroad
connection
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02
uoKD SMITH DEFENDS GEN. GILL.
Argument in Franchise hearing
snNs No Confidence Was Niolntcd.

A-rpument I'm Franchise Hearing
says No Confidence Was Violated
ATLANTA, GA, August Hon. HnNe
Smith, who represents joel Hurt in the
franchise hearing now in progr1 before
a-oommittee from the City Council. made
an exhaustive argument yesterday, in the
course Of which he took up the cudgels
in behalf of General John Gill, OF Balu-
more. who has been attacked so bitterly
by II. NJ Atkinson, Of this city, for an
alleged betrayal Of confidential CORE
spondence
Mr.. Smith said that Mr.. Atkinson
ought not 70 have crltised General Gil
for making public letters claimed to have
been written in confidence, but rather,
20 thank General Gill for saving him
from being put in the attitude of misiead-
ing the committee. Mr.. Atkinson had
said ne had not offered 10 sell his light
ing plant, and he ought 20 have been slad
shat this incorrect statement was cor
rected by General Gill in the reading Of
Atkinson's letters 20 the contrary before
the committee.
Mr.. Smith denied that there had been
any betrayal of confidence. The letters
had been written by Mr.. Atkinson IN his
official position as president OF the Geor-
gia Electric-Lght Company to General
Gin as president OF the Mercantile Trust
and Deposit Company Mr.. Atkinson 5
BETTER was read, in which he stated that
unless a fair price was paid for the light
ma plant there would be fight, and
somebody would have to pay for 1t.
Mr. Smith said 1t was a new proposition
70 threaten a man in letter and to pro-
tect oneself from publicity by marking
fhe letter CONFIDENTIAL
Il say General Gill would nave been
false TO his trust II he had been party
20 keeping secret such q threat" declared
MIR. Smith.
There IS good authority for the state
neut that sensational developments in
the entire affair may soon be expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02
CHAMP CLARK INTERVIEWED
Confident nryan VIII he the Next
Democratic Nominee.
lA'lanta constitution)

JACKSON, MISS. July 30 Nothing
snort OF death can prevent Rsyan from
being the next Democratic nominee, ond
ho'nlnS ont the Intervention d the ~
mighty Will Keep him from being elect
60 declared Congressman Clamp Clark,
ot hisnoufi In an Interview isfa to-day.
Democratic chances OF success have I'M
proved fully % per cent. m IN, four
months, and arc now brighter thsn tbev
have been In any presidential oanpa,er
IN The past twenty years. II Is pta.li.
saiy settled what The party platform Will
De- ana II may be outlined a. follows:
iSe-enaNInent OF the Chicago platform.
wore Ior word and syllable for syllable.
declaration against expansion, which
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02

When presented IT the Dispatch
counter. accompanied by the cash,
Unemployment Wants" "ROoms for
Rent" Wanted Rooms" "Bonrdcrs
Wanted" "BOard Wanted" Lost,
Strgyed, or stolen" will be inserted
properly classified. - words or less,
for 25c. ench insertion; additional
words 10. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02
NO STRAW HATS IN SYNAGOGUE.
Discussion Caused Among Hebrews
in Boston by Novel Order.

BOSTON. August Am order has been
issued that men attending divine SER
vices at the Beth Israel Synagogue muso
not wear straw hats. Now, there Is no
law in the ritual of the orthodox or thu
Reformed Jewish Church which would
uphold this rue, and therefore II mas
caused a great deal Of discussion among
the members of the synagogue and others
Of their corelgionists The order was
made by the president. Mark Lewis, who
gives as his reason for so doing, that ne
wanted to have his congregation properly
dressed at divine services.
ANY man wearing p straw hat" said
Mr.. Lewis, would wear a buster or any
other thin coat and an outing shirt"
such apparel he says. is not the proper
dress to wear at services. \ man wear
ing a felt hat would. he believes. wear =
dark coat. and white shirt, or at LEAST
a white collar. and would present much
better appearance during services.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02
THE HEAD OF TIE FAMILY.
4 wife Cannot Claim Household Er-
cmption-u. =. Court News.


In the matter Of Mrs. Marion II. Rich
ardson, of New Kent county, bankrupt
Judge Waddill yesterday confirmed the
report Of Referee c. p. Cardwell, In
which he held that the bankrupt being a
married woman and residing with her
husband, he contributing TO the support
of the family she is not the head of the
family, and not entitled TO the homestead
and poor debtors exemptions under the
laws of Virginia, provided for household
ers or heads OF families. Notice OF an
appeal was given and a suspension bond
of $50 required.
A letter has been received from Judge
Golf saying that he win be here on Fri
day. August 1lth, 10 open the court for
one day TO hand down some three or four
opinions, and to dispose Of a motion now
pending before the court.
Judge WaddiD is also expected TO be
present at that time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02

w ANTI,n.

SIX GOOD BRICKIAYEBS APPLY TO
L. 4. MANKIN, Twentieth and Cary
r-fra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02

NEW YORK. August l-PoHceman
Thomas r. O'Buen, who, on June 10th,
stole a gold watch and chain and two
l0ckets from the body Of Captain c. ID.
Roads. president Of the Stuyves8nt Fire
Insurance Company who was killed on
that day by an electric car, was sem
fenced to-day to four years and three
months in Sing Sing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02
<&o,G&5e,ss o| M @ek&e1,s ezAzszg

is the worst piece of sublimlted idiocy
that has been foisted on the people Tor
century; a strong plank against uusts
and other forms of oppression; opposition
TO a largo standing army; advocacy OF
economy in public expense.
.1f the war in the philippines is car
riod on twelve months longer" concluded
MIR. Clark. "the Republican party VIII be
compelled TO shelve Mckinley and noml-
nate Reed in self-defence."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02
YOUNG yANDERDILT'S PARTY SAILS
Left Vancouver Monday on Steamer
for Yokohama.

VANCOUVER, Il. c.. August l-Alfred
Gwynne Vanderbilt and his party arrived
in Vancouver yesterday on their tour
around the world, and sailed on the En-
press of India for Yokohama. The party
was originally composed OF five members,
but r. L. Gerry left them at Nepigon,
Ontario, to catch big fish In the famous
river al that place. The young men were
accompanied by four Pinkerton men, who
accompanied them from the train 10 the
ship.
Young Vanderbilt stated 10 reporters
on the platform that the party had en-
joyed themselves thus far, and expected
TO have lots of sport hunting big game In
distant lands
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02

NEW YORK, August THE Hamburg
American Line steamer Brazllia, from
Hamburg. July 10Th. grounded on the
west bank in the lower bay near Swim
burne Island about o'clock this morn
ing. As the tide had been running ebb
only an hour it is probable that she will
remain aground until high water this
afternoon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02
xnutz Raises His Flag on the Iowa

SAN FRANCISCO. August Admiral
Kautz yesterday raised his nag ON the
tattleship Iowa. which Is now the has-
ship of the Pacific squadron. The Phila-
delphla his former flagship. is undergo
ing repairs at Mare Island. The Iowa has
gone to the Union lron-Works 10 take on
n portion of her armament. which was
left here when she recently sailed for
the dry-dOck az Port Orchard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02

Secretary George A. Reynolds and Grand
Trustees O'Shea and Fannins passeu
through the city yesterday. en- route
home from Old Point. and were shown
much attention by the local lodge ih"ir
stay Of three hours was passed III nash
drive over the city. lunch at Murphy =
and a sncial gathering at the EIks HOlnN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02
Funera, of Mr.. w. w. Taylor.

The funeral OF MIR. w. w. Taylor, who
was killed last Sunday by falling under
train in the BroadStreet station OF
the Chesap eake and Ohio railway, occur
red yesterday afternoon at Hoge-Memo-
rial church. There was n large crowd
present and much sympathy was mani
tested towards the unfortunate widow
and young children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02

I - r. NJ - =
ro,S 80, > hND COMMISSION.
-. 'N'.@ VI Al UNDIVIDED INTER.
ISL IN THE FOLLOWING pg"
PERTY: As trustee and sp'1 '.,p .,- Il.,,-
sloner, under the direction of fbo Cl-l'.'-
Court Of Hcnrico county. 1 viii e.u
public auction, on the premises ''' DO
WEDNESDAY. Aug f.aa b..
A o.,.. b,ff ,,,,Gi.fs.f h.. .i.s
n,ece c ,.ar.oi .N 'at
iou,l,d LII a.. 60, pr. I
Ricbn,rd ,rd Inn, ,,.r..',- -
eqef ~ ,bo iard ~ M c
lov eoiifb bv Tahnrri,r, ,,........
bv Dcifoonf efra.f
2 4 0ne-half undivided irf.-... ....
piece or marcel of land lr p...l.
bounded ON tho north r.
avenuo. on the east Do. D....o,.
on the south bv T4fIr..I.. ....
ON tho vvest nv Clrf. ..-'-.
4 ono-half urIf.rr ..
that nice or r.rl+. r l
Grove boundeJ 1r
Oronoco aveme. east h, rr,f.
west by Beuah .-rn.t ey..., g., ~.
90 i'm Block ~ which ha. f.-- e0i.
{. a Ouo-haIf undivided lr+.r..- D.. ....
piece. or parcel nf lrrI ir r...I-
Grove bounded on tr. -..r
OrOnOe0 nr.r.. ..t r. ,t,
south lt .i.......... ' f.
Alma s-r..,. .. iI" $780,
No. s. which d.. Do. no DO i' i'4.
s. 4 one-la.f url.e.l.I ,,,,..., ID. OIL.
G 2,'2" tbo .b ..of DO fW.'
rately-t0-wit: N8t sd ,.
j.. l5. d. and o. u Block 81. Z. r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02

The Committees on Cemeteries and
First Market met and transacted routine
business. The regular monthly bills ana
pay-rolls were presented and approved
and the clerk submitted TO each body a
statement Of its financial condition.
The Committee on Light met last night,
with Messrs Wallerstein, Mosby, Shea,
Hardwicke. and CARRIER present.
II was the regular payroll meeting, and
no other business was transacted beyond
the approval of the roll and certain bills.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02
Rich-Yet starving.

Doctors frequently have very wealthy
patients who are starving to death. They
have money 10 buy food. but their
stomach has not the strength to digest
IT, 1t lies there, a heavy fermented mass
the sole cause OF dyspepsia, nervousness,
and blliousness. The surest remedy 10
cure weak stomach is Hostetter
stomach Bitters 1t will restore yigor 10
the digestive organs. Nothing is Just as
good See that private Revenue STAMP
covers the neck OF the bottle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02
CtPECIAL COMMISSIONERS AUG
- TON SALE OF
FINE 3o0-ACRE FARM lN CaAlsl-O d ~
COUNTY. "a.

In pursuance OF two DEGREES Dob t.' t
| OF Steqrns. &c.. VS. Wright ~
entered iu tho Circuit court ut 1it..
county lt its september l.fm. l's'
The other entered in rHe Ch1ucery GO
of the city of Richmond. ON December p.
iSqS. T. as special commissioner VIII
90 public auction, In the town of h.
vil'e W.. on
TUESDAY, AUGUST -. 1E9
M II o'clock 4. H.. that very rl5.s
FARM. situated in Charlotte '' ..
near Ontario station, Ou t-. south
railroad. described I'M said or r..
certain tract or parcel Of lanl D.
being I'm the county OF Chariot
containing 800 acres. moro Or
cd on the north by The Patric.
son tract. on the east by ON.
A. y. Robinson and others, ON
by tho lands Of A. - CrI"f.
NJ Haley, and ON Che west by t.. . '.t
NJ railroad.
This farm IS n very desirable tract ,
land I'm good state of cIltiFit..
hos ON IN good frame dWolius .ri
necessary out-lu.ldings. ln. would
either desirable home or ID Dr0a.-''
investment
TERMS Cash as to 500 much az
proceeds ms may h. N.' t
the costs and cHren- OFT
Of the suit. an taxes. &C.. oN' aNN
paid up0n tle said reil r-.rl 'ii
discharge certain t.Nf oi f-'. "I.l
terest thereon go ltr GEM. i.I
from January ] lVf t0 tn. taf or
the residue of che purchase money
paid I'm Two equal .nsalm nt. .t'
Lv NEGOTIABLE notes at -h ana
months from the date of I.
fere-t added mo the rate OF I
per annum from date, tho ff
retained until AN The puron
shall have been paid and
ordered by Che court. I.
Nf0rc liberal terms than gi
offered at the sale. subject o
the approval and confrmHI
Court JAMES D.
T certify that The bond relu
enecial commissioner in the
has been duly given. ..,.,.r..
Clerk Chancery Court, is. NN'o
IN acids
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02
T'RUSTEE'S AND COuuIssIo,,

BY J. p. Elan g. Co..
Rcai Estate Agents and Aucfioroors
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02
IroIs RENT

THAT DESIRABLE THREE STORY
Brick Residence, No. 4l6 north Tenth
street. opposite Womans College. two
squares from City Hal. containing a
rooms: modern cOnveniences. Private
family preferred. Apply next door. or TO
JAMES MGRAW, 1912 east Main street
fe tS-Sun& W.T.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED.

BOYS BETWEEN THE AGES OF s AND
i3. who attend amy Sunday school, 90 DE
taught the rudlm cnts OF music and how
to sing. 10 form suppl. mentary choir
Div at church on FJfth street near Nam.
ON Tuesday and Friday at =. NJ Re-
qUirements. musical ear and good ch3-
racteT. WALTER O. WILKINSON. VS.
itfno- ChoiitrI-far au 2-fts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02
1MMEDIATELY AFTlEEI, AH7'' -
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUI
CESS. 500 invested by my seI' s.l
thodr IN grain or stocks has p'l1
mont i'm 30 days; references iuin'
n,rits Tor narticuiars RICHARD Nlr
VER. Banker and Broker chicago ~,
Exchange, Chicago. " SV-SuhN W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02

All weak places in your system effectu-
ally closed against disease by DeWitt's
Little Early Rlsers They cleanse the
bowels. promptly cure chronic constipa-
ton, regulate the liver. and NIL you with
new life and vigor. Small. pleasant, sure (.
never grippe. Bodeker Brothers, I. a.
Miller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02
IfOR RENT.

No. 9l2 WEST MAIN STREET, A DE
lightful nine-room Brick Dwelling with
all conYeniencos. VIII be put IN repair 70
suit tenant. ). u. cAkNEAL,
iv 2S-ts No. 1l06 east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures dyspepsia
because Its Ingredients are such that IL
can't help doing so. THE public can rely
upon IL as master remedy for all dis
orders arising from imperfect digestion"
James n. Thomas, Nj. D.. in American
journal OF Health, New York. Rodeker
Brothers, r. A. Miller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02
WANTED,

OCCUPANTS FOR THIRD FLOOR.
Without board. Two large. airy rooms.
and one hall room. Handsomely FUR
nisbed and admirably suited 90 gentle
mn Two baths convenient. On west
IFrarklin street. near Commonwealth
club. Address T. o. Box ll6. jy 7-t5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02
SUMNER REST.

OPENS JULY lSr.
New and cOmm0dlous building; delight
ful climate; excellent table, s. per week.
ROuud-trip from Richmond. $50 For
particulars apply at Office. IN east Frank
lin street. Tuesdays and Fridays $3.50 90 z
II. NJ Jy 2-Suu&W tSelJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02
MANTEn.

OCCUPANTS FOR a FLAT OF THREE
rooms TWO large. newly-panered ones.
Also. Small Room. All connecting and
opening into large bathroom or back
porch. Suitable for light housekeeping.
Furnished or unfurnshed. $50 north Ninth
street. between Leigh aud Clay streets.
jy a0-}t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02

Cards, Bill-Heads, Statements. Letter.
Heads. Note-Heads. Circulars. Handbuls
Dodgers &c. printed by the Dispatch
Company at low prices. VIII give you
good work at the same prices you pay for
inferior work. Send us your orders and
we VIII guarantee satisfaction in every
particular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02
BUSINESS WANTS.
NJ ANTEn.

TO BUY YOUNG. GENTLE. TRUST
WORTHY Horse. Covered Wagon, Harness.
&c. az real bargain. Cau &C 2-l3 Grove
avenue, corner of Strawberry street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-02
FOR RENT.

ONLY SIS PER MONTH 40. 22ll EAST
Grace street. a scven-rOOm Brick Dwell
ing. with all conveniences. and just put i'm
thorough repair. \ most excellent To-
cality. ). -. tAkN tAls
iy 2s-ts No. li0j east Main street.