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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-22

Chest pains, coughs. colds expectoraton asthma o.
bronchitis which forerunDerS OF consumption, In
stantiy relieved and permanently cured by DOCrOI
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-22

81 his once, made from the purest heuea
to cure the most obstinate disease:
snerges are very reasonable. and vi
tne reach 81 all. The poor he tfeoto
aaH a. Me Office and read the sworn -
noniAs All diseases peculiar 70 ws00
eye, esr. no@. throat. hung, kidney. -
tare catarrh and lost manhood comeie
cured BY the old Doctor
priV1 Diseases. siees. goncrr4e
az tenderness, swelling. D.
cured Without pain or detention
business
Scale and s s1e.s' li,s sssss.sz r
Skin Diseases :, ssq,.; ss s.ss 49,
the nose. scrofuIA. scala head. wr1n1n
sceay letter Of the scalp. supsrhucue =
eczema
RUPTURE, PILES, FlsTCLA
STRUCTURE cured without sues
Or paisy NO hinArance fson 49,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-22

Marvellous results Of the new m<thoA = s.
Importance OF attending to diseases il r.. =
b. stages. We furnish inhalers and ma1aes.ss r
purifying the breath. imparting tAePeto 4 pa.
ant and agreeable odoI. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
MN,xus. THE moss, IS DEAD.
lie Ruled Philadelphia Absolutely
for a Generation.
CNew York Joufn'IJ

(NHW YORK INAlANly
PHILADELPHIA. November 8.--Jaines
,rllrgnoe the famous Republican boss OK
PHILADELPHIA, who for years held "a s'ions-
or GRIN upon the government Of TINS city
tbon any Democratic leader ever held
,,no, that of New York, died to-day ln
bic 18th wear. lie had been feeble ana
ouing for many a day, and the Ieihs oi
novcor had long since slipped from ms
grasp into those Of stronger H'" i''
leaves "a widow and one chhd. -,-,.,
Mr. NcAlanes was a Scotch-lilsIliiiau
and a strong Presbyterian lie was boIH
i'm Tyrone. Ireland, whence ne va
brought bv his parents when only yJ,S,la
Of ace. Ills boyhood was very hlucH I'M
maj of Richard Croker. His father WIS
poor, and he had 10 WORK naIu anu '"'
cate himself as best he mghl.
His first occupation was that or Dou-
hin nov i'm q Southwark cOttOn-mlll. w hch
me- was - he had saved enough money W
20 into business as cOttOn-splhieI Oi 81
small scale. A disastrous fre Wlpeu GUY
the savings of years soon atterWard, ana
ne had 10 begin all over again as work
The profits McManes made I'm cotton he
put into real estate. This was the lou"-
dation Of his subsequent fortune.
His first political office was that oil
school director He showed political sa-
gacity for the first time by selIlhs MN
SIR elected n member of the Board OF
Education by deft Wire-pulling. Iheh he
became political leader of the seven
teonth Ward. in 1sj3 the votes OF hls
ward controlled the nominations loi
Mayor and Sheriff. When the men Were
elected Mechanics owned them. Ihat was
the dawn Of his political power. ,,.
The leader had genius FOR contIoiilns
men. lie never forgot favor ana me-
never talked. lie always held that q
nolitician could make more trouble win
his tongue than his brains could mend
lie aid not thrust himself forward Tor
nublic office. but nominated others, and
when they were elected made them co
his bidding and bear the brunt OF any
criticisms.
When the Republican convention met
I'm 1864 McNanes. as delegate from
PENNSYLVANIA. favored the nomination on
Lincoln. After that his influence spread
TO Washington. ,,,,,..-.,..
SAW THE PEOPLES BANK THROUGH
When the Peoples Bank of which he
was president. collapsed, owing TO the
peculatiOns of John ). Hopkins, the cash-
Ter Mechanics made over $0jopO OF MS
personal fortune 10 supply the deficiency.
People had put money into the bank De
catlse he was the head of 81, and De-
would not allow them To lose dollar ON
"a nrevious occasion, when the Peoples
Rank was in trouble owing 10 panic.
NcNlanes produced $4,000 worth Of bonds
and handed them over TO the president
telling him TO use them IN pulling the
hank through.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
Crccnvinc ". c. Notes.

Correspondence of the Dispatch)
GREENNlLLE. n. c.. November o.
In August last. while the county bridge
across Tar river, at this place. was un-
dergoing repairs. section of the struc-
ture broke I'm two, prccipItaung several
workmou into the river. one of these. a
eolored man named John Worsley whose
home was i'm Rocky Mount was drowned
his body was sent and the funeral eT-
penses betrayed 10y the county. Now il
uirns out that some of the family, or
relatives. of the deceased have taken out
letters 90 administration on his estate,
and have brought suit in Nash county
AGAINST tho commissioners of Pitt coun-
~ The suit is for 5000 and is against
tbs commissioners by name, and not
against the county. The case comes up
for a hearing this week i'm Nash County
Court. and Ex-Governor u. j. Jarvis has
conc there to represent the commission
era.
Wednesday NIGHT Mr. w. ii. Moore, who
lives about eight miles from GreenviHe,
lost bv fire q building in which was stored
eight bales of seed cotton and 100 bushels
~ meas. only about two bales of the
cotton was saved from the fire, all the
res. being O. total loss. There was mo
insurance. The fire is believed TO have
been of incendiary origin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
RALEIGH'S BUDGET.
The Game Laws NiOInted-Cnnno
ENempt-PersonnIN Notes.


RALEIGH y. Co., November A-(Spe-
cial)-The law as to the netting Of part
ridges is being violated grossly i'm some
sections OF the state Tho other day a
Chatham county man set his net and
caught three coveys-sixty-nine birds i'm
an
It is stated that an official from the De-
partmcnt OF Justice is coming here TO
look into the matters in dispute between
Judge Punell and eX-Clerk Fortune, of
the District Court.
Chairman Mcneil, Of the Corporation
Commission, arrived yesterday afternoon,
ana he and Dr. Abbott, the new member
were i'm the Office to-day There will be
no session until December 9th.
The City's new rock crushing. hosting
and separating plant to-day began Ope-
latons. The capacity is $50 tons "a day.
There are fifty men at work az the
quarry. The latter has reached depth
of over so feet. and the granite steadily
improves i'm quality.
Tho Attorney-Geuerars decision that
municipalities i'm this state do not seem
under the Constitution TO have any power
to exempt industrial enterprises from
taxation is of more than passing inter So.
The broad view is taken that the exc
omption is inhibited byfhat section of the
Constitution which declares that an tax
alton must be equal.
John Cochran. of New York. and James
Phelps, of Detroit have transferred TO
The North Carolina lumber Company
| timber holdings along Neuse river. in this
county. for $1,000 TN timber is ia the
northwestern part Of the county. il will
| Dee cut by o. saw-min company, which las
its headquarters at Durham. OF this
company Cochran and Phelps are menu
bers.
Next Wednesday the students az the
BAPTIST Female University here viii give
reception TO the students of Wake
Forest College.
James ST. Pittman OoloreO, postmae-
ter al Tiucry was arrested 10y Deputy
Marshal Perkins, on complaint of POST
Ofice-mspector Connaily. charged with
making false returns Of cancelled stamps
Tic was unable 20 give bail, and is in jail
ot Wilson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25

Eufaula, Ala. and the other from George
town, met each other just on the Georgia
side OF the bridge over the Chattahooche
river fun tilt. Both the engines were
almost completely wrecked, and the
ifcight-cars were piled UP on the track.
Engineer McManus was buried beneath
the wreckage. and up 20 this time his
body has not been recovered. Nining was
breathing when assistance arrived. but
died shortly afterwards. The injured
hremen were brought here and given all
the attention possible. but slight hopes
are entertained Of their recovery. The
cause Of the accident was a misinterpre-
tation OF orders on the part OF one Of the
engineers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
s-Dr-----
FATAL sHOOTINGs YESTERDAY.
One of the Victims n WOsinn-Nor-
folk Notes.

folk Notes.
NORFOLK, VA. November 2i.-(spe-
cial)-Thls morning Louise Wiley, 90
years old. living on Bart street. Ports
mouth. was accidentally shot by a color
ed boy named Stewart Newly, and the
woman will die from the effects of the
wound. The woman walked down to Or.
McMurren's office, and II was found Una.
the ball had entered her neck. passed
through the left lung and into the aldo.
men, whore u was lost The woman @alu
the shooting was entirely an accident as
she and the boy were examining the PTS
toll. While in DR. McMurren's oiiice later
her strength and pulse gave out. ana as
there was every indication that death
would ensuc. Or. Gray Holiday, Clty
Coroner was called I'm ana heard her
statement as % how the shooting oc-
CURED.
This afternoon a telephone message was
received a police headquarters from Wal
laceton, Norfolk county, giving the par
uculars Of the accidental killing or
white man named Joseph Heeley on the
steamer Harbinger, en- route Tor Noflolh
from South Hills. Heeiey, a man named
Alborts. said 10 be from Berkeley, and
others were shooting at crows from the
deck OF the steamer. Alberts's gun was
discharged accidentally, the load Of shot
entering Heeley's leg, severing an artery,
from which he lost great quantity or
blood. The steamer was stopped az wal
lacetOn, where a physician was secured
but nothing could be done for the man.
and ne blcd to death while the steamer
was tied up at the wharf.
The United States training-shlp Am
once is al old Point Comfort, awaiting
nd Of
ZION from Washington on Tuesday. Inc
official examination Of the ship, her ON
GERS. ana crew of 80 apprentices con
cluded. the Alliance will proceed 20 New
York. where the boys will be Iur-
louehed. and the ship will go 10 New
MORT where q fresh lot Of apprentices
win be shipped. Thence the Alliance Will
proceed TO the West Indies for a winter
cruise. The practice cruise just CON
cluded was one of the most successlui Ili
the service. During siN-monthS CT use
I'm the Mediterranean ana around th5 HN-
ropean Atlantic ports the snip uln hol
experience a single storm OF amy
nnence No deaths occurred aboard, anu
~. berself is I'm such excellent condition
that no navy yard repairs are Hoo"1"
aboard her. ,,,.,,
Nary Mills and her daughter Lena po'h
or,eored In the Police Court TINS morn
inr disdelrod. The daughter, whose minu
appears TO bee unbalanced. attacked h..
mother last night, and desperate lFl'e
ensued the result being inc arrest o'
both mother and daughter upon 'n'
charge OF felonious assault. justice Ao,"
lin after examining Thoroughly hlo lli4,
coee discharged Che mother ana "e'u
T.ena. who is about j. years or age I''
examination by "a comm. SION ol ~
Nrrs Mar, Catharine Coke, wife of W.
coko who was "a central figure in me
'.Noo,,t case OF coke. charged with shoot
ino A. Ridgewen. councilman and man. il-
mf3cturer. has entered cross suit 'or
divorce The bin viii be filed "ith'h "
few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
AIL-AGE STAKE WINNERS.
Subscription stake of Eastern FieId
Trials Club Begun.

CHARLOTTE. n. c., November PA
special from Newton to the Observer to-
day says
In the second series Of the all-age stoke
Of the field trials the following eight
dogs secured a place: Young Jngo, Jack,
Lad of Jnco Colonel r., Donna H.. MINI
nie's Girl, Prime Minister, and Uncle r.
The race was concluded to-day with The
following winners: First. Colonel H..
owned by H. r. Edwards, and handled
bv George Gray; second Mnnie's Girl,
owned by George CROKER and handled
hy = C. Bradley, and third, Jack, owned
IL II Iorilard. Jr., and handled By o.
,g1ckgr Judges-A. Mcrilmdn, Theodore
Surecs and y. Wallace.
me subscription Stake. being the next
and last ON The programme, was begun
win an even dozen in the start, the
names of the dogs being Dots Roy Dave
Farl. sam T.. Pinmoney, Sioux. Minnie g
Girl Pmks Boy. Young lingo. Coione.
r. lack Lad of lingo. and Uncle -.
'rhis stake viii bee concluded tomorrow.
when a number of the spOrtsmen VIII
leave for home. although good many
viii probably remain FOR several days Of
To-day has been cool and damp-much
more favorable for held-wOrk than any
previous day OF the tlais
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
TTVE-STOCK MARKETS.

l4lN 10 III n MANN ~ -
BALTIMORE. November 25.-Calves--
We quote. Strictly choice veal, per pound.
6isQ6stc.; good veal. per pound, 6qo4c;
rough 90 good per head, sass.
Lambs and Shecp-We quote as follows
Spring lambs, good TO choice, oc. per
pound: poor, small stock, iaiisc. per
pound: sheep. per pound choice. &C.:
good. per head. $3.50; inf rior, per head,
AqN50. old bucks. per head. yZaG.
CHICAGO November 3.-Cattle-Prlme
cattle steady, others lower. short horns
and Herofords sold to-day az Sis. highest
price I'm fifteen years. Good % choice,
s.. 254T.l5: poor 10 medium. N20H N.D;
mixed stockers NpS370: selected feeders,
Si10Q$i.G 60, good 10 choice cows. S.1pQ$i9:
helfers Sc. 4l1f t4.CO; Gamers. S2df2b3. bulls,
S2.l0USf.15; calves. HUN fed Texas beeves,
S. lVq$j.2j; grass Texas steers, @W.Ab'
western range beeYes Nf2j.lO Hogs,
steady 20 &C.. lower. closed weak; mixed
and butchers s39qH05; good to choice
heavy, 50 @WSiI; rough heavy.
8.75d8.S: light, S3@nSl. bulk or
sales. S3egG897r. Sheep steady: lambs,
strong. active: native wothers. S.G0QN. ";
lambs AQS25; western wethers, g1yD
Al5: western lambs, SL7jdS510 Receipts.
Cattle. 1900 head, hogs, $1,000 head; sheep,
1900 head
NEW YORK, November 3.-Beeves--
Receipts. COO head. Nothing doing, feel
ing weak Gables quote American cattle
firm: refrigerator beef higher at i0tc. per
pound Exports to-day none; tomorrow,
42J cattle CalVes-Receipts, 81 head.
Steady and all sold Neals, s6dss6;
grassers. S2.JQliS3; car OF southern calves,
275. Sheep and lambs-Receipfs. 4,2o3
head Sheep slow. lambs dull ana i0dlbc.
lower. sheep, S250as4; lambs, S.59uS12's;
deck Of extra Canada lambs, $40. Hogs--
Receipts 1887 head: very little trade.
Market easier at SiSOliSi.io.
EAST BUFFALO. n. Y, November p
Cattle-No fresh; feeling weak on oll but
choice fat Neals steady at GHNIo, COM
mon. $5G3f; grasscrs and fed calves S3q 81;
extra. sA2J HOgs-Receipts. ~ cars. fair-
~ active but lower. bulk sales good
Workers mixed and heavy weights, NlOD
Nl0d$al5: roughs s. 4008.65. stays. 81
GS32j. Sheep and lambs-Receipts. -
cars: dull and lower; best lambs, $3.50
S. culls 20 good. S.50qA75; mixed sheep,
tops. 8.G5uS3.S0. culls 10 good. N.geGS.5O;
wethers- and yearlings. s3.50aS25, few
fancy ycarlings, 1.5OaA25.
CINCINNATI o., November 23.-Hogs
active at 3EQH Cattle easy az 1850
$3.50. Sheep quiet at S2.l0UE.N Lambs
strong az SaA75.
NAVAL-sTORE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON. S c., November a.
Spirits Turpentne--Firm az &c; sales,
% casks.
Rosin-Firm and unchanged; sales,
none.
WILMINGTON. y. G.. November a.
Spirits MISUNDERSTANDING doing; prices
UNCHANGED. receipts. So casks.
Rosin-F1rm al N.02 IL and $l.07 IL; re-
ceipts. 5G6 barrels.
Crude Turpenune-Weak az $50 and
s. 50; receipts II barrels.
Tar--Firm az $50. receipts. i25 barrels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
The Mnshington Rnces.

WASHINGTON, November 2A-Results
I-irsf race-six furlongs-Lindula 90 10
ID won sparrow Wing 90 TO and 20 u
second. Tinker % to ID third Time,
1871 e-,... ,,....,,.,.
tt,,,5rsd ~ 10 . won Nituria 900 10 and
~ -" I, second Elsie Skip q 10 - third.
,rti,d race-one mile and a sixteenth
,itpee d3 10 - won. Strangest O2 TO 8
and 40 81 second, Plantain az 10 u third.
i,i'ii',,,tb race-six furlOngs-RObert Met
o.ie ia 10 ID won. Back Talk q 10 and
X 10 - second. Cupidity q to lO third.
Tiffb race-one mile and hundred
wards Golden Link q TO % won, bianinln
Time 1852.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25

KNOXVILLE. TENN. November o.
In an interview to-day Judge SnOdsras'
intinatcd that he may be a candidate FOR
United States senator. He said: IF ] do
run / will feel sure Of election. 1 will
not otherwise run. and Will expect no for
lorn contest with anybody" This decla-
ration Is considered here as a sure sigh
that Judge snodgIass VIII De III the race
for Senator Turkeys seat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
RAILWAY wREcK IN GEORGIA.
Two Engineers T<iIied-I'"o fireme"
Fatally Injured.

GEORGETOWN, GA. November "a
Engineers AT Viuing and cliff McManus
both Of Macon, were killed, ana flre-
men Monroe and Rogers, also OF Macon
were fatally injured in a railroad wneck
on the Southwestern Division of the Cen
tral Of Georgia railroad near mere az
lz.40 to-day. Ihe ,wo trsins-ons from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
Inrbnm and hewitt Sentenced.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. November "a
Emery T.. Ingham. ex-United States Dis
trict Attorney. and his law partner and
former assistant. Harvey *. hewitt. were
to-day sentenced by Judge Mcpherson 20
IMPRISONMENT for two years and six
months and to pay a fine Of 81 and the
costs Of their trial. for conspiracy in at
tempting to bride a secret-service opera
live I'M connection with the recent big
reyenue-stamp cOunterfelting conspiracy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
Your Card Parties

this winter should be equipped with The
tbe Nalt-Nutrine Department OF the An
heuser- Busch Brewing Association, -.
Louis. l.. ;. A.. who send them TO all on
receipt OF ten 2-cent stamps. our heroes
on the face cards-Dewey. King OF Hearts
Miles. Jack OF Clubs, etc Novel up-to-
date Finest cards procurable at any
price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond. Va, November "a. IS

Richmond, va, NONtmDer 2, 1873.
Private sales reported to-day were light.
United States internal revenue collec-
tions Tor the city Of Richmond, Va. TO-
day were: Tobacco. s2.I2l.4S; cigars,
s595S52 Total. $3.50.
Allegheny. Old Dominion, Stonewall,
Shockoe. Crenshaw's, and SeaoroOke' 5
warehouses report to-day Receipts, 5
hogsheads: deliveries 70 hogsheads.
Crenshaw's Warehouse had sale OF
II sos pounds OF dark loose tobacco to-
day; highest price, Sli.5O.
Shockoe Warehouse had small dark
sale and Stonewall a bright sale and
small dark. highest price Of sun-cured
was yll.25.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
GEORGIA coNFEDERiTEs ADJOURN
Sous Adopt Resolution with Respect
90 school Histories.

stfANNAH. GA, November 2i-rho
eNta Division Of the United Confeio-
Veterans held the final session ol
.-'r reunion to-day. and adjourned o.
'...i .n Augusta in 1850 Ina the afternoon
Central railroad rendered the 3cte-
an excursion 10 Iybee Island. wher.
.or roast was given.
Sons Of Veterans adopted "a reso-
.-.-oN 0tNve to school histories. and ape
committee 90 appear before the
''lie ON the matter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
A Baby Found.

A white baby was found in The alloy
between Harrison and Hancock. Clay ans
Ieigh streets Yesterday morning by enc
- ~ civ cart hands. The police 0f
he Third station were notified, and Tho
enid was turned over to officer Newmln.
v,bn was detailed 20 look into the matter
Mrs Minnie Brown, of SIS Hancock street
asked for the child ana II was given 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
VALUES REMAIN FIRM
THE FACT SHOWS sr"HN'r" OF
BUSINESS SITUATION.
SMALLER TRADE DISTRIBUTION.
.i,tnt Of Unsensonabiy Mild
weather, but Rising superior u"
and. ts the Accentuated strength
,f textiles.

..w YORK. November 2i-Brad-
tomorrow Will Say:
...t.ne trotion OF tho underlying
....t thc general business situation
...i ,h.s week by the course OF
Almost without exception, the
pies remain firm at previous
or manifest suu further
tendency upward This, too.
m the face OF rather
.nuuon m ordinary trade
haas been noted in recent
.r as autumn and winter
mod. The complaint OF I'M
weather. restricting re-
is repeated from many
superior TO this. ana TO
bly, smaller distribution
.... IS the acccntuatod strength
....... l.t particularly cotton goods
... r.... some of the added strength
product. duo TO smaller re-
better foreign advices. but in
measure also portray the innu-
tive demand, coming on mar
ntionauy bare of stocks. a fur
Vance iu print-cloths, feature
week, has brought the quotation ior
rd grades up Co 9 cents, point
auchcd for four years past.
WOOL. CEREALS. &C.
NV wool is higher on the week az an
rnfe tho rise being shared 10 10y lhe
r,.fur.d material. for which good
r4rd has been experienced The
,,,.yl.t for wool u.s. still claim
.h, cheapest in tho world. The
.r heavy winter goods, produced
.....ut warm weather. has not as
t, impair confidence I'M whole
rain. ON the whole dun and
t. and price fluctuations are
cplOnally narrow range
n ruling about what they
ago.
.roug. on perceptbiy lm-
.rd chiefly I'm electrical lincs
llvaucod partly on tho fear
.on of shipments by qu1r'n-
tons. and also because of zee
..n's 40 Brazilian ports coupled
STRONGER European advices
In0N AND STEEL
.rl Steel are scasonably quiet
...r off uueXamplel activity bnt
..... changes recorded serve TO im-
.rr.lrauce rather OF irregulauty
weakness some makes OF Steel
.rIv plates and sheets. being
while Bessemer pig-irou is higher
week. Authorities IN mo litle
tho prospects of maintenance OK
conditions Of price and demand
1910 AS quite favorable. q feature
market ls the presence of what
o.. |. H..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25

Richmond, va, November "A, 1889
Quotations: Nheat-Longberry 70 70
75c.; mixed, 10 10 15c.; shortberry, 20 10
re: No. 2 red, 75c.; bag lots, - 10 nc.
Corn-White Virginia, bag lots, ilc.; No
, white. 4lc.: No. white 10 lie. No. z
mixed 40c. No. mixed, 80 TO 59c. oats
SO. 2 mixed. Is lie; 10. 3 mixed, y 10
y 1-lc.; winter seed, 50 10 Coo. Rye-65
fn zoe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25

- bridges editor Democrat Lancas-
'' ~ IT.. says zone Minute Cough
ME- .s me best remedy for Group i ever
,.. Immediately relieves and cures
t.,..', colds. Group. asthma. pneumonia,
h.. MUS grippe. and all throat ana
~ iyapies. 10 prevents consumption.
'0-sA'f BIOS, 4. A. Miller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MiliiNl1TURE ALMANAC, nov. o. 1879.
sun rises ......7N2 HIGH TIDE.
Sun sets ....... 4.l3 Morning ...........lO.G
Moon rises .....l2OV Morning ...........l0.5
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOV. p. 1893.
ARRIVED.
Steamer old Dominion, Tapley, New
York, merchandise and passengers; Old
SAILED.
Steamer Old Dominion. Tapley. New
York. merchandise and passengers; Old
Dominion Line.
steamer Winyah. Simmons. Phlladel-
phia. Pa. merchandise and passengers;
clyde Line.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk
and James-Rlyer landings, merchandise
and passengers; Virginia Navigation COM
pany.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. NOV. a.
GBy telegraph)
ARRIVED.
Schooner George A. McFadden. Boston.
Schooner Frank A. Palmer, Boston.
SAILED.
Steamer Shawmut, Boston.
Schooner John NJ. Brown, New Haven.
Barge Monarch, Boston.
PORT OF BERMUDA HUNDRED. VA.
NOVEMBER "a, 1879.
(By telegraph
SAILED.
schooner Nellie Mltchells. loaded with
lumber: Baltimore, Nd.
Barge Sw9nsboro'. Scott, loaded with
lumber; city Point, Va
PORT OF WEST POINT. NOV. "a. 1879.
(By telegraphj
ARRIVED.
Steamer Danville. Boyd. Baltimore pas
sengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamer Danviile, Boyd. BaltlmoSs, pas
sengers and general cargo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25

April. T.20aN.M: MAY. 7Nag@; June,
T.&aN.3l: July, N.8laSi35; August. $3.50
S2l September, S6Si0S6.Si; October st.i3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-25
THE WASHINGTON
SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION,
Home Office, IIl2 [. Main St.

Owing TO a large demand for loans on
city rentable real estate. we offer for sale
FULL-PAID STOCK. 500 PER SHARE.
Pays interest semi-annualiy. at the rate
OF per cent. per annum for hrst Two
years. and per cent. thereafter.
SPECIAL DEPOSITS received from %
cents upward pays 4 per cent.
Call or address
ADELBERT G.. Bolts.
General Manager.
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