Richmond dispatch. [volume], November 24, 1897, Page 8, Image 8

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O_ TIIE RICHMOND DISPATCH-WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 24, 1897.
The Morning of the
Store's Happiest Start
The hritrlit ?mjm O? holiday
?hopoinst ]'<?,r tlnouirh nil this
,st??r??g life ami ?"ik with g i'Hili
nnce ;iixl brilliancy that already
?ore-li.ulows tJi.it its 'irepuratioiis
arc liic most sumptuous ?tW at?
tempted.
lai-nacliiii-jr ol>lio-fttious hold
this store r?*sjM>nsil?lo for all the
extrava^;in??*s sod economies the
l.icliiiioiMJ public ilt'inamlH.
I jiwards of a. score c?f _i .1 is
you have looked to the merchan?
dise ?-roupiii^s of tin's stores
tal? nt and success, and upon tho
tt'iins of this subscription every
country on th*? ?.'1?>Ih' lias 111
r.m.'-ed to contribute their care?
fully best for
SHOW ROOMS.
To-Day the Basement alone
presents the very dictionary of
art and beauty, frith every corner
of this ?jitat store as most ef?
fective tempter.
RKtl. Ulli V-.KI.S UkCafJ CIHIAI\S
FOI Ql AKTKK T1IKIK VALUS. Any
among nearly a thousand pairs ta
S pair. Th.?<e goods w. re sold at am -
tion kg th< fire underwriters, nnd are
?old to you n< damaged by water only.
THE HOOK IM. \\s
ere r-oBung to oompletlon '?ur grant
i t I pea always gather? retnark
aMa ofTerings.
Boiaka af evary sort and size to dellg&i
the Juvenile world. Books of every fatal
thai will delight the < ?iris.
ka of the old maatets la new, ;.t
of the new, ln
ten ting arrlters In the : atabla
pota
Peale for the little tots:
Ti. edition of Mother <ioo?.es
with <'v?r 100 engravings,
.-d.iy 1!'.'.
Children'? Larg? Board-Back '?....ks.
profoaely llluatrat? :
: d highly-colored pi< tur?
lie.
1 1 Cut-? ?ut Ti- tur? Book? for 7c.
Colored Illustrated B? oki for 4c.
Board-Back Books, arlth illustrations,
for Boys nnd ??iris:
|i edition of iiti.tv. Alger, end Cap.
e Reld a 1
1 1
Any of the P Booka for QlrlB,
Books for < Irown-Cp People :
ll.l 1 in bande?me pad
binding?, to-d.l
Illustr?t? d
Hound Booka, 28c.; 11 ones for fOc.
j'..j.. r i ?olle, v t.-.. ? te.
?Uli I.KKAT Flit SKM.IM.
is going oa h?**- Then la a inae that
i i.i,y ever created to buy quick.
Buch i'ur prices and so many pretty Ifur
a r. n. \>r h.r?. before:
]: liai ', Victoriii. with storm Dol?
lar, i ill .' i...ids. lined with fancy
si k. for tli"?".
Electric Seal stole. _ Inches long, 16
talla, Horra collar, fancy ?Ilk Untad,
. I i . mi ill il''. S1S.S0 here.
Imitation Stone Harten Collarette, 8 ran
talla, : beada, for - ,lr;iw
Electric Seal Stole Scarfa, with 10 Mar- gout
tea, tu'-. j Im
Imitation Mink S.-arts, with spring sliou
mouths f..: M . I?. ,.
Frei irettee. liigh, storm ..?.?d
.-. II
Canil.n.m Marten Collarettea, 8 tails
and I lu.ids, ?'.
Sliver ??luv Fox, life slz>-, a perfect
gem, ?i-.'.'i.
Coney, Collarettes, with coney
tails, for
Full line of Fur "Trimmings, Mack or
Whit. Ancoi.t Knr. for i"?'. u yard,
Ui
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I'll
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that
le-, i
othe
'I
THK MI>1K\SK ClDAK-liOOM
Is crowded aa it never waa. The prices
ere lower and the finish and tailoring
superior to any ever offered. Specials for
to-day are:
Swill Coats of Tun Covert Cloth, flat
back, vi-lv. t inlaid colluis, price il-..*?.
'Stylish M an-Tailored Coats, Un? d
throughout with iMmun-stripc mIK,
shield front, trimmed with buttons,
price ?:m.
I some Velvet Ruaetau inouse Coate,
lined throughout with satin, beaded
and braided, price 126; others up t.. rgu.
Jacket of Imitation Persian Lamb,
double-breasted, half lined, for ??4.19.
Th. best M Boucle Jacket ever made.
lacket <d Fancy Clolh. braid
trimmed, tor tt.80; others up to 117.f?o.
Silk I'lush ?'i.i?. s. full swe.-p. silk iin.-d,
trimni.d with fur, for $' " " each
Plaid-Lined cloth <;,?If Capea, from l?.9o
to flO am
Handaome Black Keraey Cai.es, stitch?
ed, tailor made, for IS- each.
THK t IIIVA STOHi: IS HKADV.
The dlaplal pat takes pf many open
novelties not to be found .Is. where. The
most beautiful I'hinawitre from
land and at it smull profit advantage.
Among them are:
Th.- l-'ine.-t While Porcelain Butter
Diahca for 10c,
H.M Hand-Decorated Chocolate l*?.ts
for ?te.
l??ift Tea and Coffee cups for Be, each.
Handsome "Trilby'' Toilet Set?, com
pi. i,. 10 i-ie, ea to> |
3?c. White China "???ut or Turkey Plates
for !?
Decoratd Individual Butter Dishes for
le,
9Sc. Austrian China Cracker Jars for
'
Beautiful 10-lnch Jardinieres, various
shapes and coloi
I Cnderglase Decorated Toilet
Sets for I
15c. White China Howls for 5c.
XKAKl.Y nVB THOUSAND DOL
.Aitri' WORTH OF
ill SIB iRowvAitr.
ar ca?h down. The Houseware things
ere bought with the view that the tOW
rlcea ahould clean them up before all
?ie Toya wer?- opened. The prices ai?
bou^ a quarter and half the usual low
rtleed ones. The goods the v?-iy
?-at known the world over:
BAUCEPAN8, 1 ?tuart. lite. ; I quarts.
*' ? . ; 3 quarts, fafv. ; 4 quarts, M
* " ""' /.
l:i.ad ..r Uotstijw Pan?, 10, a,
and KC. for th**JP?irgfst.
l'lsti Pana, it? quarts, Mc.; 14 quarts,
fjde. : l? quarts. 91c.? _i quarts, use.
Bucket?, with Covers. 1 .mart. 9e. ; Z
quarte, Uc.; 3 quarts, Me,; 4 quarts,
3Zc. ; 9 ?|uai i -
Milk or Pudding Pana, 1 quart, bC; 2
(?narta, 12c.; 3 quart?, 15c; 4 quarts,
|g
iking Pana, 6c.
Coffee-Pot?, 11-S ?marts, 10c.; 2 quarts.
Sfac; 4 quart?-, 4?c. ; & quart?, fuit. 0
quart?. ?9c.
soup leadle?, 2e. .
KCIA1.S AKK:
:\?i?l-Sift.if. for So. Large Japanned
Lettered Cake Boxen, 19c. ja?
panned and Decorated Toilet Set?. 19c.
?Is. 2c. 1-pound Cake
Mould??, m. Pte.p|atea. le. Canister?
for 8c. li?-?iuart Hlocked-Tln l>l?th
i?K Ruuala Iron Bread Pans
Be. Jai.anneu Coal Vane?, 90c. U-lnch
? 0..1 llthlu, lo-,
HE COHEN CO.
tratli
havii
lee (.
cure
l>lant
thai
what
that
him 1
being
stron
airea?
you.
m? mi
No?
eallin
me 01
me oi
Of .III
well p
.11. . a
1 do 1
getbei
and J
BO tO
Of tli
board?
i.ioi li
io reo
little v
and m
Heat
stay ii
a .1 e .
used t
she h.
I am i
times ;
for Jo?
Jim ||
taught
1 knov
I'al.ell'
remind
!.. tell
11. aal
at the
clal in l
the rBi
turn v.
. s .
I
in r. dr.
But Sin
by a re
in due ?
on lu?
ll..nt. a
called l
me. but
and, bet
tie boy
for me.
Tea? 1
S- \ ellth
n.ake n
tn.!. th
further 1
again s?
.sir??-t, ?:
Th
natura
-f.
probat
But
from f
debilit
dred a<
becaus
enougl
Scot
liver (
phites ;
tion, g
nerves,
tyood.
?*aCOTT
BUSINESS-MEN ?EET.
put together. See the fBeSBl OOfiab_??d
_balaaoe aheeta of our banks we have the
?fmnia for nil the money we want, and |n
i.lent In this I am not afraid ol
Rlchmond'a or Virginia's future, ghs is
ih<? chosen ?pot of choeen eoaatry in
climat?? and resoiir. < s - In nil. Hud it not
be?.-n so our forbeara and the forbear? ?
Washington and l?e?? would have settled
elsewhere; none could have Hindered the m,
and it Is for ti? t.? carry It to It? highest
d? v?-lopnietit with untarnished num. and
fume a? now ?nd sa of yore, Gentlemen,
a? dweller? h.n- ?r? BBS? a wonderful
heritage that caniea with it graal re?
sponslbillty. 1 am often appalled away
mid fur from home anywhere and every?
i whsl being n Virginian atanda
(Or. It Is all that Is honorai.le. ThABSOl
is ?rho have been guilt] of lapa
onsidered eegcncnitc. t)nr teacblnga are
Btperiahahle. AI tbi closing ai Aope?
nattox, the foe hemming In on every
fee, B brav? North Carolinian said to
da m<n: "Lei ua die here." l say to We
BOB aroun.l me: Lei us live here; lit us
roth togethi l ; lei us <-o-??perate; let us
se the ?r. ;it fore?' "association" that a
ecent distinguished speeAer Habed with
t. am and l.-?-trlclt>'.
s?.?, gentlemen, my letter is read, sad
onsMerate a? my dear rrlend
oyall, l would conclude you had beard
rtough, and stop, or otter to do it. as h<
Id, in his .iiis'tiy-c.iei.iatei lecture on
'aterloo, but to proceed:
Now. as to the u r Hi- it ion of our water?
mir, s? a basia for Industries, I em
holly ?n B) mpathy ? Itfa it. I h.-lieve th.i
iy has in that a gr?ai Bod distinct ad?
?atage. i i.? lleve the eleotrlesl people
?mil be encouraged to com.- hero, and
at every present manufacturer should
tronlse them, if it can be shown he
ike.? no aa n Iflce to do so, and tb< > can
ow thai they hove the power. A for
-. I am Wilting to ai'opt it to-morrow;
leed, we bave eontraoted conditionally
.-a-lv.
"he city f.f Richmond was the first to
'ft the trolley system; she abould not
a laggard In the ?rater-power electrical
\. ! would impress any OBS to BO?
iv in Ehirope the us? <>f water la sup
rating 'il" of coal. We .should ban-ss?
wat? r-power,
it n "l III )N I ?'S P( ?SSI HI LITTJ-S,
Jchmond, as a manufacturing centre,
? a population, urban and suhuthan.
people, largely engaged In maim
luring, with a great number of me?
id, s already ?loniicilcd. offering otbers
i'-ty. si-hoois. and good homes ?a corn
it.:.- houses at reasonable renta a
ket unsurpassed and climate excellent.
v it is past belief how far This enters
' Richmond's welfare. One of It? ntosi
lable possessions la the presen? ol
large, si - r< ?pectin? i lasa thai repre
a our" mechanics. The* offer to new
era associations which tbey gladly
race. Thes? men constitute sa assit
ia:k?/l a- ..ur wa I? i-| ow .1 ; and to r>
to the Ix>conwtlve-Works, which is
?-.eus,, for i" inu before roo, tbe fact
in sixty .lays i am enabli i to muster
m? n to run them alone gives sa
mous value to the plant. This would
i an extravagant statement but for
fact that l can show thai it cost
t sum to bring this situation about
it was i h.ap ai any prli e i can re
i the shops, if destroyed, in 0?
: i could not ?ducat? my men in
lany years- and upon tin nucleus W?
w? can graft many more, and hav
thi-m educated, has silenced one ol
Missling snd oft?n-ask? ?I questions ol
I ears I a- k, " v\ hi re will you gel
men In an agricultura, communltyr1
I .m.
is a distine? encouragement to em
in an enterprise In Richmond, that
'an g. t in? n to Com? hi I and that
like it. and that our own ni''; learn
ly
Id. rations of so < nterptlse are.
snd material - having hist, a.? a mat
cours?. a mo li m plant with power,
li i. thai '<- i" ? b< ap traaspor?
i. is easily had. 'i'ln- labor, though
irily hard to grt, .-. havi alt. ady
d. and . ach new project gives Rich
a ireatei reputation aa a laboi
it, and we have the latent talent ol
-.it. ..t us ready to come,
.inline they s. tt:.- permanently with
y own estimate, though possibly in.
?te, la that In normal timea th.it 1,0?
mployed means thai I re dtisens,
aine BO, and lor the tin?.- t part ale
it..in th.- country round about;
a, w? educate our own people, and
homi. i tractlng
fn.'in without
K Mia H INK s' INSTITUTE.
? 'th;s thojgbl is in my mind 01
H upon ?mi own and the States
<r mat.-rial for ?killed labor
: say that our t? chill, ai School
!.. encouraged, l wish thai it could
lowed it would mean m ? ?nd ol
o ua as a community. As an ,uus
of t?o foregoing, i will say thai
bi-.-n appoint? 'i one of the commit -
the Chamber of Commerce t?> m -
il;.- localtlon of the armor ;?iat,
i wrote Commodore Melville t" ass
) lin.i out, ii be could unofficially,
he requirements were. He ?rrotc
?aw ??ne of the board, who lave
? easentlala, the first requirement
'men and a i??>-' city." Thla was
confirmation of the views I bad
jotted down here to present to
id .shows how wise is the Ginter
St.
gentlem.-n. Mr. I'hairman Chbell
upon m?- to help him out remind?
limon Cullen, and Blmon reminds
loe Bldgood, and Joe remind? me
Mcllttiie, BO tin- s?ri?taiy had as
on some fiesh logs, snuff the can?
i m., a ..".ah. r bowl of punch, for
t see the end. We all roomed to
Immediately after tin- war. dim
in Cowannn being In an annex,
eak thai is, the room at the end
passage opening Into ours. \\ ?
with .Miss Lizzie Bldgood, two
ibova on Main street, and I wish
I. just here, that a better, braver
gian nevi r lived than .Miss Llxxle,
recollection? of ber are the kind
suppose 1 thought her l.rav?- tO
be house with us. and then there
i. t .- a house full of others. She
keep a sharp lookout on us, ami
a vary good offset on rm-, i>ut
ri y t?? say my roommates sum, -
ay. .1. in truth, if it had not been
lid good's good Influence, I i" lle\
?;tn< would have i ulm d me, He
ie pretty much all tin- devilment
Bui as i was aajring, Landon
transferring tils burden to rae.
we of a story Blmon Cullen use
re Used tO tell each other lots.
when the cadets were quartered
orhbuse during the war. the ape.
tution s?,as .u algbl t" latber in
Ig ball, eU'iose a cad? t. who in
id choose soother, to fleht, Bad
in i; ii he Bad another hoy who
small, would cower la the col -
un?; du- certainty <>f their turn.
ti s .?.l his d|streae ?-- tempered
Jutioh h.-.had formed, which he
irse put Into affect When called
ose his littli friend and confl
I didn't sjiaie him. Bo, Landon,
?! ! serve his city, calls up..;,
i tins e.is.' you are the sufferers,
les, Simon was soirs for the lit?
I beat, but l_tiuioii has no pity
HAT MAY BE HUNK.
ntlemen, in lhHo i roomed at
mi Mam, and every day would
way through tbe burned die
commenced, at this corner and
th? noith side of the street I??
s'il? t. the h..us.-- beginning
feet below Thirteenth
the north Bid?; and half way
iin flesh? Perhaps it's
erfectly well, this is
y the case,
many are su.Tering
?quent colds, nervous
, pallor, and a hun
?es and pains, simply
they are not fleshy
I Emulsion of Cod
il with Hypophos
rengthens the diges?
ts new force to the
md makes rich, red
It is a food in itself.
'. and ?r.oii, all druRgi.lv
_0WN_,__w?ku.N?wYsrs. i
si.
mi
? qi
1.
or
1
the
the
lie
rllil
the
big!
Iteo
I
mar
COtl'
Will,
' H
Bent
\. t
the
th. i
gres
N.
will
st i III
111
?our
only
the 1
tram
sura
term
Ister
(S)
we a
ua is
com
have
our i
(?Teat
parei
nothl
skill
grant
tbe
pan.1?
if no
our t
with 1
shall
htindr
cated
. sperl
t?. wo
theref
direct
Will I
Rlcbno
merit.
equip]
ta< hi ?:
h. i- of
c:.) i
W? un
power
I? real
incline
age la
lleeess
not ob
posai
here, 1
BOWl r
althoui
wat er-1
di er? i -
certain
a grfHt
should,
pri v? nl
S. e of 1
our ve
further
w at'T.
than t?
facture
natural
claim tl
taken
ahould i
a manu
coal ml
t< I'fol'l
Here I
the h?a
citizens
Water-p.
n ductlo
for man
<l> Ml
Style T
rares. "I
built, an
g] assit.
conditloi
TRAN
(.'.I III.?
Facilities
that th.s
WS have
Norfolk I
Pennsj It
borg and
Hin.-, an.
not lu- loi
Baaboard.
much coi
South At
ha v.- the
Potomac,
way conn
and th? a
more. J'In
no. him.; Ol
port on f
News; an
by sail ve
..ur | .sit h
it behoovi
the best
lesson? i
there? Ith
Traffic l!u
initii ; an
James rivi
il? bureau
predated,
progressiv?
and i
which appi
of tin- ofty
UM*i in th
alt ?i for tl
burasua N
for y? ai - I
of our citls
.v. r Jamal
dium. but
for It. and
Vluilble gu
re rat.
bin nions,
river, are I
?I? lelopm. h
the United
plan ot glv
potdtion Is
thai >
hearty su? ;
prevent ?>th
from
ing but a i
tween Fourteenth and Fin.-.nth on the
south sl-l- t.. Mr R. W. I'owera ?i drug
atore. where Mr. K.lward Coh.n. who was
riving n..- . mpl.iym? nt. ? **- b,r.,k''r__
offlc. that Ik, he waa paying Mr. POS
11?.? a on.nth for a window, with apace i??>
?Im, i.d i hat we tun COU? no' sit down
at the name time. That rent was the Wisla
of Mr. 1'ow.rs'. fortune. I nt? never ror
get th.- h.at of September, 1*5- Th?- burn
..I bricks wen bo many furnace*', and. In?
di..!, in aome, In many, place?? the fir???
u.i,. ?till ?mouldering. A rnercilee? ?un. ?
? cotton shirt, a black a ' Bud a
perfectly raw back, are one and all und
aitot,-etlj?r Inseparably connected in my
mln<*_Mth the t. habilitation of Richmond;
tnil.le.rth?'!. Hnhmond Is rehabilitated.
,\n i. having seen in-r rise from poverty
un? asnea, bat young maa dead, lo Bar
?resent ??t?te of wealth and beauty, antB
1er young m? ti alive, shoui.l I not ?n
\...? to .inliark In cnt.rprls. s.
md v.-t myself In the prime or life, hop*
nvs.if t.? see prtjepenty, ?esa piled on
. Hon. resting upon her seven hills''
Mr. Crfnshnn'a Forcible A*l?lr?*?a.
Mr. Tligg*? sfteech was pUBCtUBted by
pglauas, which was Iic.'.rty and pro
'i.ge.l BS in' 101,. luil.-d. Mr. S. J?abtiey
renabaw, pr. Ident of the itlclimoml
h- mi.-al-Works, was next introduced,
ni tb livered a most forcible address,
S ?aid:
Mr. Chairman: r have a? eptad your in
t.-.tloti with ilifll.l, i:ce. for not only am
an unpiiiciie.-d ?pnskrr. but also unac
latonosd to the preparation >.f a profan*
mal thesis on any subject. My apology
r venturing to giv< w thoughts,
th.y occur t?. a piain manufacturer,
ust be my devotion to at-d Interest in
r liil.it.i-ii city.
riie subject suggested -"How to sttmu
a Ifanufai iones and New Enter
iscs" is a big one. and I could not un
rtak". if ah?.- t.. do bo, i" really ' I
h ground in the limitol Um.- at ?>ur
posai, to say nothing of the fact thai
i other geotlecnen nave already dis*
ted of the subject bo ably and fully,
1 1 Dsighl add. by right of pre-? inp'l ion.
y have already given you pomu of my
r thoughts on the subject.
:i this day of close margins It Is n? -
aary to have superior, or at least
lal, conditions to coinp.-ie successfully;
refore, it Is necessary to first MM what
conditions a:-.- to determine what eon
iy Improve, which will stimulate
nufacturlng. In the early history o?
nufaetuiing hundred.?- of years ago,
b great margins between the prices
raw materials Bad 11N l:ni-h..| plo?
ts, an i but fi-w p.opi. who even an
ROOd that primitive method >.f con?
ting the one into the other, the word
m!.n Hiring meant really what Its
t derivation means -making by band
but little regard had to be given to
minding conditions.
l'OINTS THAI' AKK IN V? ?i.VKl?.
>w. for successful manufacturing; one
t. from an Ideal standpoint, In. on
il fooling wllh competitor?; a.s to?
1 'ust of mw materials
I'ri? - and skill of labor.
coal ?u pos. i, wbi ther water
Ity.
Machin, i y of most Improved typ*
Sit her a home (i.e. local) market for
nanufa? tui d product : if heavy rr
have the sales area. limn, d bj
n, t r Srst-clesa transportation
'? thai UUlble great distribution for
light.-r goods whose weight and
r price make the freight cost a small
. oin| iirativ? ly. or Ix/th.
-sat, but no) Lust. Brat-cl isa and ante
:it. for without this all other
tions may be superb and yel failure
i be almost InevM
course, some one of these Idea! ee
lls may be som.wh.it Inking, and
n nterpi Ise i" suc? i sful, on rig to
..e of other conditions to an
ti? nal '?.'gr. ? , but the more m
conditions exist favorably, the
ST the chanc-s for su.
HOW ore CITY STANDS.
t. it t us s?-., how our ?-ity Btl
di tbeee Idea] eondltion?, aa tms
i ? atly help us in deriding
late manufacturing.
: Raw Materlala -This, M
-. dl pi lids on what the material Is.
?earing in mind that in cas.s tetter?
iw material is no? Indlgenou
'I't'tatiori facilitlei are the I
? of r.-iw mal r?ala ...| the beat
and this subject J will com, ...
rice nnd Skill of I .a Lor--As to prie
luredly hold OUr own, as labor with
not higher priced iban our averag?
and as to skill, while W?
. lug.- numb? r of skin, d p. ople In
i.i- t, i conaid? r th?in la room l >r
mprovemenl In thlwdlrectlon, com
witii many other communities, and
I win do more to lncr< ase Ihta
than t. ehnlcal education, lioo
ther? fore, that the work beg m bj
[echantes' Institute ma}- !
under the newly-suggested name.
i's own, until w.- shall have In
List another Stevens Institut. .
training schools and shop- wtn.-l,
innually turn out semes, if not
ds, of young nun, not only edu
heoretlcally, but ready b\- actual
nee In the institute shot.? t?. etari
k practically and int. Ilig -ntly. I.
re, make here my Brat mark ol
.(.plication tO OUT teat Nothing
ore stimulate manufacturing in
nd than the organisation, develop
m.I maint, nan?'.- of a thoroughly
d t-chiiical school, with shop- Bl
bo as to yearly increase our num
ducated skill..1 workmen.
.st of Power As regards wat.-r,
?ubtedly have thousands of aoi
unnlng to waste, so that are have
avantage la this, aa? epl that i
to think that this progressive
apidly making electrical POWOT B
y. and that we should, therefore,
-* herald with pleasure th.- pro*
r suggestion of tins being don?
it also gfve all the aid in OUT
i its fulfilment. As regarda eoal,
i th.' fullest development of our
War, as abov suggested. WOUlO
its Influence, n.\. rtbeli -
purpoeea, coal must ever remain
i ictor in manufacturing, an ? wi
ther. fore, us.- ev< ry Influent i to
the existing practice whl? h ?.?
Irglnia coal being carri? d tnrougli
r city, trananorted eighty nui. s
by rail and .'.'?I !.. I.'?-? mil. - 1- |
nd deltvi i. .1 at even lower price
many of our Richmond manu
i, thus robbing us ..r on,- of our
advantages Furtbermort i
s to be a short-sight.d and mis
di.-y for railroads, as BO ",;?
i th. Ir cal at a lower price thai
acturer on their Une, for 11
idily increase In f i
his difference in price of coal
I'lefor., I stick my second !"-?-'
! lti-.g irianufactiiring. by nrgiia.'
ii. sl support and work of ..ur
o insure the dev.lopm.M i f our
ser on the Miagara plan an.1
?n price of coal to a minimum
facturtng purpoi
hinery of the Most Impi
adltlon is lik. aome bora?
, a to ail " if the plant be ni a ij
thereafter intelligent and pro
il.i nag. m. lit must see tha t this
l-i maintained.
IPORTATION FACILITIES
Cot.I ..
i.- Harkel ami? Transportation
I believe it is admittedly true
aril b us an- g... d. To the Weal
the Cheeupeuke and Ohio snd
id Western, and practl?
nia via Richmond, Pied? ricks
Potomac; It? the South We ha\.
in railway, the Atlantl
practlcallji and I Ii.?|h- it win
before I can ?ay actually?the
which three systems pretty
rol the transportation of tin
title States 'I',, the North, We
d Fr> d> ri.kshurg and
rlth ils close IVnitsylvai.
il.m. the line via West Point
.?rater lines t?? Norfolk. Bait!.
i. u ma. and New fork,
opportunity for Import and i ?
ir terms through Newport
last but not least, all-water
s.i whl|e ail thla means thai
for distribution is exceptional,
us t.. see that il is ufed t"
.-. . and there are two
ivould inculcate I.i connection
h.- one. th.- importance of the
I'HU Of tile ?'I.'tl... I of Com
th.- ..ther. t;. Importance ?>t
for transi?:" Con The Traf
i i|?v su ?in rtc.l, if ii|?
y our merchants. Certain!? no
city can afford to be without
i.ly I ha\e flatted two cities
elate 'bu bo greatly that out
treasury t?i.iuo in ?me oaae *n<:
..th<r are annually appropn
maintenance ..f their train.
*t James river. 1 know It has
.n the fashion among many
it? to can. at and make merry
river as a transportation me?
to, be unto you without It!
[ alone, Is a standing and ln
rd to thla city, again?! es?
, In thiB ?lay of railroad com
nd lnatea.1 of bellitllng the
lould work earn.-stly for Its
including th.- fulnim.nt of
(tatas (iov?-rnineiit's pi
ng us 22 feet of water. Our
itrong as to transportation.
g make the most of
>rt of our TTafflc Mureau. to
rs with lam or equal uilvan
ettlng ahead rf us by k.< p
sll-poated guard ?;* to rate?,
V"
an.
Ti
fat
of
th.-,
i. ?i
sul
1'
WI
pla
til?
gt.
in
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let
th. -
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su? i
-in'-.
of t
tloll
luri
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?'.'oll
pow
get .
port
i
On
wain
own?
Bom?
?tee?
gard
lei ..
turin
real
1' llts
main
sight
t. reai
. -i it
to th
from'
spirit
I f.i?
in!.
bops
ample
that ?
Stilt.
mend
which
will s
pria? s
liona .
p. rlty
father
t., 1BS0
I be,
al'. H'
giZe f.
Mr. (
in ss o
lu
ss n?
'le- cl.
quentl)
Mr. fl
Kollo'
Green**
shoe u
l'r .1. g)
.Uni
In tr.
it WiS'
vi. W S il
dustrlai
ill tile II
b? ?at?
,'IS bell.
and wo
1. Ho
which r
i.?- put <
lai foo
subject
'h.'-.- W
brains i
that th.
ail ove!
Mios t
i. -s ha
also, foi
latest ai
.tiv eau
cured. >
c-ondlttoi
-agges!
lentlal .
-h .il be
who are
? : ? * -ala
eMitin!).I
condition
?ufflclenl
-OUI.,I Co
supi ?is. I
cil could
i 'hitmh.r
I . ! ' I | ' I |, |
done lo I
mints in
l his C'JIIll
N'KKI.
:. i go
fad that
mad?- in I
ment wit;
eh mie m
m? chaule.
lin?-s of i
:>ee.I mon
may be i"
iKxiy. For
that a ir...
unoigsl t
t?.r the pi
-ill..I the
?Si apart
- :, expena
turina irm
Ing their 1
cate. of
"FO
am?
pia
dre
no
AYE
Mrs. .
and L'' earnest work lo have the bulwark
of our transportan..! Jame?
rlver-not only maintained, hut enlarged
to tho fullest possible extent, only those
who have experienced it know what a po
t?'itlal factor "water r?.mi>?tlth>n" Is in
making rail rates, ?nd with th? railroad
men. almost as bad as the cry of "Richard
'"cur de LBBnM whs In ?'al?t?tn?> In oM
times, wh?-n they us?'d It to friahtcn Mo
lamm, ,!.,u children with, ?o w?- BIS told.
<?3) As to miitiagem?'U.. CUA spare B
iianuli'-turlng business without that bO
ng good, for the world certainly will not.
ui in this, als?,, I f,.,.| that WO vun hold
>ur own.
TO brhfly recapitulate. In a few words,
h>- following Is the gist of ?ill I have
al'l as to how we stand In all that goo?
? make up th.. |.|e,i| BBBSIltlBla and con
Ition? for raanufacturlng, and what we
' 1 to do a? tu each to Improve and
it? manufacturlnsr:
<U ?out of Mat? rial? superior In many
B-I ?luai In Bsarly all.
(.'? Labor Our manufacturing will be
raatly niinul.teJ by technical schools
id Hhonu.
00 Our power fa, good, but may bo im
"v.,i beyond superiority by develop*
?'jit of our water on the Niagara plan,
id by putting ua on a fair parity of coat
t" cal passing through our doors.
t? Improve?- .V. i h.'ni ry--Aa good a? ..ry
''. Ol Ing free to all.
(5) Transportation rsdUttes--aateep
mally good, but would be greatly )m
" ? 'i ay hearty support of tbe Trame
ir.au snd earnest work to secure tn?.>
liest development ?.f James river as a
mmerctsl water-way.
>.? Management in this I believe our
rvea Btrong, bocees? o? my belief in
r people
nSFlDKSCf-: IN IIOMK AKKAIKS.
'o thefe cardinal principles which 1
r? mentioned i wish to add, without
urging on, the outline of some ?.th.-r
?ughts that Occur to rile, which WOUld
stimulating to manufacturing and new
erpri
onfldence and Belief in Our Own LOca
-, Ability, and Resource? -The three
ha- ralUloB dollar? of Richmond money
t was s.-nt t.? Alabama, ?st. Paul, De?
li, and numerous other place? must
" bean aenl i. cause our people lack ?i
fldenc? in ?air horn.- enterpris? s. it
t money ha.i been invested in manu- I
luring in Richmond, who is there In
room that would not have derived
eflt from It, and how it would here
m?ate?] other manufacturing, an In
?ult. just ?is tohai co manufac
:? the manufacture of wooden
BB, pap. r boxes, tin boxes, tin tag*?
other eoiiit.rai branches, Let us
lit and never forget the lesson of lbs
. and hereafter Invest our ha r. I-earn
noney here ?I home. an.I Instead ol
B doubtful or aa enterprise because
?me one, 1st us believe in it and ?up
ind work for It. Pal every man On
back who thinks of starting an SB?
Use In Richmond; if he wants en
Bgement give it to him. Instesd ol
a iiirn a hose of water connected
1 ' nl ind' i > mountains. If he
capital, help him according to
i applaud th?- pluck, i nergy,
good manag.m.-nt of the Richmond
tion Company people, who, in the
of dlacouragemenl snd f?iret.?idings;
re dbutster, built and equipped a Um
our whole city feels proud ??t. and I
hear they are meeting with rs?
aatlafactory and ?l? served.
ri'.t be ashamed of small bt ginning*.
i we should rejoice over the hlg
s we ?bould none tin- lesa welcome
mall once, for ii"t only is the ag
t? Of small factories Important, hut
dition it Btimulstes manufacturing
ly in a dty t.? have located thi r?
kind of manufacturing. Then, too,
i not forgi t what Important giants
little bable? frequently i?..me.
Bll know that Alien & Oint. r. start
rlUi only ? few hands, achieved
growth In twenty year? a? to pro
probably the largest fortune soutn
Mas.m ;in,| Dizon line. Inconnec?
>ith this matter of small munit.o
plants, I wish to ? apeclall
on to the f.n-t tti.it nothing
more stimulate them than ele. tri?
development so that on.- could
at whir poorer be aeeded with pro
aate i
OBO TO RKAI/TT o\vni;hs.
Other thought and I am dom?. I
to urg?- OB ?mr ri.-h real-estate
i not t.. make the mistake that
if th? m hi n . In common with those
?re. have eo often made In re
g themselves as uninterested on
ihj.-.-t. in thinking that thev will
era risk ttvlr money In manufac
wbile they lock their own up in
i pecttng great beneflta from
ind i-nhaii.e.) value? by Im
m Hiring. This Is aelflsh and short
. as no on? should be mor? !n
i In manufacturing than the real
owner, for If it lags and i
?sii. where ari hla renta to come
No mim should i.?? more public
than tbe n sl-estatc own? r, and
S to -iv that there are many BO
il sui-h in our dty, an ' i
at all oth.-rs will follow their cx
io aa to take away th?- rcproacn
so often hear ?bout certain real,
larnera In this regard. Let us all
mr ways in tin? particulars in
l have e illi d attention, and w?
manufacturing and new enti r
itlmulated beyond our expects
.i a return of the wonderful proe
that we bave heard from our
that Rlchmon 1 enjoyed from livx?
m
it
eli
BB
St.
?.f
BB
?in
int
th?
tal
bal
ksi
re.
I - a
WO
ri ?.
tit -
t- t
in :
tlor
thli
tha
any
tnji
st., i
ten
.?.i
Co
forci
of e
putt;
urgii
also
not !
turln
ly I
mam
there
th.
man i,
chin?
conn!
pris?.
mood
in no
that
t IS ry.
tures
fered
of all
?Iw.'lt
jeenl
Mr.
cessltj
mond
l'are f.
beUjet
' '
he ha.
bec k t
no mi.
luisin. |
every
llW.lt I
-Mr. (
Brtth g
w i se
to thank y.iti for your oourteOUS
i. an 1 at the sani?- time to apolo
my length.
enshaw*? clear analysis of busi
dltlons, and particularly of benl?
Is existing jn Itiehmoiid, claim? d
st atti ntl n, and be was fro?
ipplaoded.
<>ii??iii?iI'n l.ood ?im.i'.ili.ii?.
ng Mr. Oren haw. Mr. P, F.
?i, ?uperintendent of the horse?
nufscturlng department at th?
Iron-Works, addressad the
H<- said:
ting this subject I have deemed
o write a sla.rt synopsis of my
t.. some ?rays ?>f stimulating in
development, and t.? set forth
t.-r part of my sp?-.-i h (which will
pore) the detalla ??f my plan and
dal ? fleets In tha areau cotton
len manufacturing centn
can our pr.-s.-nt ln.lu.itri. s,
y b? languishing and Buffering.
tter linaiicial and cirnin?-r
ig? This has, bo doubl been a
' very aeitoua consideration by
i have Invi money and
auch enterprises ,m?l who tlri'i
ti. i competition for business
the country has forced down
such an ext'-nt thai tli? ir busi
become unprofitable; possibly,
ack ?I to buy i he verj
Ihtncea for doing work, or rr-.m
thai . m ;.? found ?.ut and
W. in order tO ameliorate the
wanln? Industflea i
at this body ? "< !onfl?
I. isoi ? i ?.un II," ? hose duties
receive from persons or firm.-?.
uffering for want ?>r anything
be given them, rithet in i he \
dvtee or of -i mo.ie to lutereat
capital to ameliorate their
. -pi daily If i I'-h flrma si a ol
Importance and oth?M~rlse in
lit Ion. In tills .-ugg'Stion it is
i.i i the memo? r> or uns conn
e. n on any member of this
them in th? ir dellbe
! thus dO the hi St that catl le
ap aueb -?erttortouB establlah
?o 1 condition for us? fall
inlty.
V UKYKI.cI'MKNT F\Sl>.
i! i all your attention to the
> effort of any moment can be
matter of Industrial develop.
Ul the us?, of moray A nie
gi\.- h.vaiuai.ie advice On
a hualnraa man may
Me ...ii i?-.- along the
i usage, but it win
to carry out any plan thai
iiulated by the wisdom of this
thi i r ?aeon, i would ?ugg< st
rate fund of mon?*) i.
in.-mh? is and their friends
MBS nailed, this fund to be
"Development Fund." to he
id used exclusively m paying
Involved in getting ?auiutac
(Wbo may cont?mplate Ch.uig
BUIonj to come hi
ouriie, such BOOOaatM as we
? WORMS
other bowel com
its to which chill?
are liable, there i's
edicine equal to
r S PILLS
CASEY. Pigott, Ark.
99
? ?n m
of the
Grccnw
>li
In a
UIgeil
unite a
the "i'i
v.ii' 'in.
ao gn -n
advoca t.
power ?
tion to t
m? tit in
di pn cal
existing
and urg?
Mr. (hi
Hirers .1
also, if |
s. nt an
coal-field
Professoi
coal-fleld
larglng u
they wei
of the i?
Ml. B,
mit tee W
be < nip?.
Of a sim
(junrti-r.
practli ai
atimulatii
would pi
Richmond
number o
TO B9
Mr. \ii
th? i 'oii.i
furnish'-,l
of brlngh
-
Mr. S. 1
d with t
tur?-s to I
.1 with tl
Mr. cat
suggestion
Mr. Chi
which Rk
through ?:
Mr. O'.i.l
Mr Crenel
Mr. Tsn
northern i
SettS B IS
th.- Union
tone, and i
was .?'. "?i
Mr. Oree
bar tak?- ?t
tion iriterf.
Which had
past.
Mr. Trig?
mitt.e un<
ing was li?
ga ;? th.- a<l
to atti n?i t?
Elichinond,
cussion the
K.NKMH'
Mr. ?.'atlii
be app. im
I. lslature t
to pass at
taxation f(
manufa. tuii
?lei-Id
dlnance abo
r?a?t>- locate
Mr Rage?
a short sp? ? ?
Mr. Christi
he at once t;
?ri.; the sala
time should
enterp;
?opted
subscribed. .
Puat-Ont?
ft/ILMINO'
:.il tO !
that th
tered Monda;
open, and Q
stamps, and
tered letters
The robbet
strangers wh<
Monday .-v?-n
to be fakirs,
(S. C.) Fair.
To fare
tak? !
All druggists
to cure. 28c.
on each tabl?
. ould Interest wouhl he of such irrip<
nice as to commend them to OUT BOtk
1 great part of this work may '?'silt;
< dono by the paid officers of the I bar
er. but it might be f??un?i desirable lb
tin. t'ial m? m hen? of this body rnig
called Bpon to go and see such Urn
? are desirous of coming here, 'ind gh
icm such encouiagemi r/1 a? we con o
r. I think this view should' meet wll
le careful attention of all those havlr
ils matter at heart.
FOLLOW taCCMMfWVh LINKS.
3. In ?farting new enterprises our nil
I'jiild b? to follow as clos.-ly .is |
the footstep? of those who hav?- ma I
great ?necee? in th.- .?am,- lines. Tak?
r Instance, the manufacture o.' cotto
?.?I? B? It Is carried on In the countle
Lancashire and Vorkshlre, and part
Cheshire and Derbyshire, tSnglsnd
?untie? of very limited area havi
thin their borders more than ?,000.09
Indies, and are sending their pr<
every nation on th? face of the earth
e phenomenal success of the cottor
lustry of England has been very great
forwarded by th.- formation of cotton.
nnlng companies under the limited
Idlltles act the prteS of shares b?-lng
; out In small denominations, say y?
li and upwards, and has grown more
n a hundred-fold. The Industry ba?
died Itself of the very bent mechan;. t|
II an?! business know I? ?Igt, It has
wn Its capital from ?very class In
community?th? cardera, th.- spin
s. the weavers, the overseers, tn?
nagers, and larger capltallats?in fact,
vould aeem that the cotton operative
MSB, from the managers down. OWB
e than one-half of the ?har?? "t
k In these concerns. Large number?
private cotton manufacturing firms
e capitalized their concerna under tbe
ted liabilities act, retaining large
r.st themselves and selling shares t.?
r employees tirst, and after they have
'n up such ?hare? as- th.-y could, the
nee hav.- l.i en Bold in 'In- Open mar
Tbeee firms hav found that tfi'-ir
nuea hav.- been Isrgely increased by
on of the great Interest tak?-n In the
i by th" small shareholding opera
i; they lind greater att? ntlon to dU
greater economy In the use of ma
1. BUpplleS, and care of machinery;
iet it is clearly shown that a condi
of things have bei n wrought out by
j.artiai osmershlp by tin operatives
could nevi r have been r? icbed in
oth?'r way, and for this reason 1
that if any new industries BN
1 1 that this feature of small In*
ted ahareholder? may receive ?pe
prominonce.
EVERT MAN Ho HIS HA HT.
tlnuing, Mr. Ore. :iwood, in most
le terms, emphasised the necessity
ry man In the city, high and low,
ig his shoulder to th?- Wbi -
; forward th? car of prOgfBL He
lWelt Upon th.? cause ?if past fail?
li Richmond manufacturing cnter
i which, h<- thought was caused
? reason of any lack or roanufac
fadlltlea in Rtehmond, bul chlef
cause such enterprise? had not
BOtersd thus.- artl? !? ? for which
was greati 11 loca] dstnand, H?
that sffOrta ! made to secure
?cation of a plant flsrs .Of th?
acture of cottoti-w?.rklng ma
r, -.11.1 ?i? clsred thai bo dty ?n the
y h.-oi fadlitlea for mch an enter?
goal to ?li"- d by Rk h?
Mr. Trigg was equally a? earnest
ng the Importance of endeavoring
?rs a cotton-mill here, declaring
asalta all statement? to the coo?
tin- proflta .'rom cotton mantifac
rer? ?mple. The Bdvntaaea of?
iy Rtehmond f'T the raeaufactur?
i, woodonwaro, etc, were ais..
upon by Mr. OraenwOOd In ? !<>
tyle.
0 OUR OWN INTEREST.
Ireenwood, in discussing the ne
of the btisiness-m? ti of Rich
0-Operatiag for the mat? rial w.'l
the city, said tli n it was his
_et the citizen could easily afford
a gr.at.i- price foi the dooaeetlc?
roduct, because of" the fad that
an opportunity t<> some day get
1 money spent at horn.-; W_
chance existed a? to th? dollar
broad. Ti;?- further asceseity of
-in? ti r? ?ponding promptly to
all to Bid tiew enterprises was
wn in the most esi'ueot no
e.lawood'a address was received
at enthuelaam. and aa ovation
t.i.d him in th<- dose,
tion of Mr. Taylor, the thanks
.?ly wire unanimously voted Mr.
od for his ?scellent address.
iy fBuarl Ifpsoehe? "*i??<i.-.
irtef speech Mr. Warn B. Oay
?hat Richmond business-men
?I at orii-e to tak?. advantage of
rtunltlflS for th? industrial a?l
?t of the city, which were now
and would s.xm be greater, n?
1 the Improvement of the water
Richmond, and called stten?
? gnat possibilities for .!. .. I?.p
th? Uichniond coal-tield. lb
d the lack of a helpful spirit
mong the citiz?-ns of Kichmond,
i h? arty co-op? >tion.
was aski-d why our nianufac
1 not use Richmond coal, Bad,
IS National Oovi-rnm?-nt had not
xp? rt to SFBmil?? Virginia
il?- repu.-?] that this . xp- rt
Rogara, sftsr examining th?
of West Virginia, and en
on their richness, declared that
? not nearly so rich as thOS?
hrnonil II? Id.
V. t'atiin moved that the COB??
km bad Um meeting la charge
? red to arrange for meeting?
ar character t<? be held every
dr. CatllB asked further, a?
mark of readiness, to Bid in
: local 'ht' rpriss, that all who
?lg?? themselves to us? only
mail?- flour to stand up. A
gentlemen .
NO NSW KNTKUI'KISHS
mms Newton ?aggeeted that
/ N.-w Enterprise? be
with a fund for the purpose
X new manufacturing enter?
lis city.
atiin-y Crenahaw movsd that,
the committ..- being entrust?
? work of bringing m
' hniond. on? man be lntrust
i duty.
b ?uppor? -i Mr. Crenshaw'?
in an ?aiti. st speech.
?tlnn citeil an instance in
mond had lost an enterprise
irbitan: ; I upon rchl
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n ime
Flilu?
no 2.1
n'spoke briefly in support Of
iw's motion
. it. .1 the testimony of ._
anufscturer thai Maessrhii
ic- most unfa vo-a l.i.- State Ifl
rt which to ma itlfactuie cot-,
nit th.- drift of this industry??} billa.
southward.
wood urg.-d that the ("hum?
ps to preven! leghtlatt.
lug with privat.- contracts,
Ions BO great hurm in times
m?>v??l that the Joint ?urn
r which last night? meet*
.1 b? instruct? ?I t" Invi ?Cl
isablllty of ? ngaging a man
secuiiag new industrii - for
;ii?i after consldereble ?iis
w.is ?sSeptee.
|m.\ l-'KoM TAXATION.
BaOVSd thai a ...mmltt.-e
i to ?rait upon th
ask authority f?ir th?- city
ordinance relieving from
a term of > I 11 -
g int. rprisi s. th comrnit
ts to wh? th.-r such an or
id apply to enta?|srlss? al?
lie..-.
r seconded this motion In
i. The motion was adopted.
? raoved that ?uti??ertptiona
x.-n for th.- parp?se of pay-.
y of a man whose entire
devoted to securing new
?r this city. The motion
n.i a condderable sum was
djouriicd
I am
due foi
to race
THE
bills re?
l-in.l
tax? ? 1
aelc
Nov.-r
Nu 14
I
at Mar. ton Itobbed.
>N. N. < '.. November Z\. -
IB ?Star fri.rn M txtoii, N. (*.,
poat-oAc? there was ??n
nlght; th?- sa re was blown
' in money. gI8>> worth Of
he content? of four r?gl_
? r? taken?
are supposed to be four
passed through Laurlnjburg
ig, and who were thought
n their way to the rheraw
n 4 old lu One Dar
Hroin?! yulnlne Tableta.
efund the money if It falls
The genuine hus L. li.
*
in:.
DBUCH
I'ufis, F
no Jl 1
COA
WANT
know thi
rlor grat
low as I
stoves, r
bushels d
Also. A
cahontus.
Fine Woe
5a n
Harrison
?trevts.
Not until coolish or winter
weather do tho really brilliant
colorings or patterns appear.
r*)nappy (?olf-BIcycle Preach*? of rallona rol rs
and .-onihinaflons ..feil. rs. Hand-Kult Bicycle
Golr Mocking*. Fan j Vogte,
Wisstt?r*T6f man orlioy w.?arg,
if correct, we hare.
The question is, What kind
of ?Suit or Overcoat do yen
.rant? Not what kind ire
have
It's OUT business t?> supply all
these want?? -and do it.
Handsome Hluo Keefers. t'!.4H. Woritod
Cheviot Sailor Suits, $4.75. Boys' Suit?,
IS.M up.
0. H. BERRY & CO.
Main and Tenth streets.
SPAIS'S PROGRAMME l-'oit (tilt.
So i|..?lii?.-.-t0...i ?if tin? l'r.i|..i?i.l
Autonom?? \ilili I hiiuil Iteforin-..
MADRID. Noven?asr . Pr*enrier Ba
tasta, replying to-day to a Catalan depn*
atlon, formally declared that the G
nent of Spain r-OUid in no way nullify
ts programme of autonomy
Continuing, the Praaal sd tha
ope that the Cuban Assembly would
i.-i't a commission which would
ate with a Spanish commission In ?I?
.-rmlning ths commercial relations be*
treen Cuba and S? iln, by consulting tli.-ir
lUtual int.r. sts.
The Cabin? t ' lOUncil lias ."iproved th.
'ti. h- m the autonomy schein, giving the
abana control .-? the cuatonia. its term.--.
ill not be publish?..! until it has i.
tion of ti" ' nt.
Ill addition to th- granting of an a i
nomoua tariff for ?'uba. th.. following
forms have been proposed: The Chamber
Deputies ??f the Island shall be com
!.. |W( 9fl forty and lil'ty m? m
rs, a deputy for BBC** Iii.'hm of the POPU*
iion; th.- Qovernor-General is to choose
na tins ohamber Bve members, to form
Kv-utive Council, consisting of a
esident, und Ministers of the it I
nance. .la-n.e. and Public Work- Th?
vernor-tbii'-r il shall hive th.- right to
:.. legiaia
HKAi, i:??tati: a?;h.\ts, &c.
A. C. II WDItV,
(l.at.- ol Boawi ? .*. Fiarman),
AL ESTATE AOENT AM? AUC?
TIONEER,
11H LAST MAIN 8TR1 !
no 7-guAWlm
I.Oil, ?IIIUKII, IM) I HI YD.
>.?-"['. ABOUT TWO WEEKS AOO, a
VMM TERRIER, who anew? rs to
a- of ah> rt. ic ward if lafi at . ti
h First street. no 21-lt?
'ST. AX ITALIAN GREYHOUND
M'Y. ah an j months old: fawn color,
?rets to the name ..f Don, A reward
p.- paid if returned to No. it north
i street._no :'4-.t
otile of Chief of police.
City Hall.
Richmond, Va,, November 23, l?-'.?r.
NOTICE
BORREL BULLOCK ?,!> taken up.
: at hug.-, by the police November
Instant. Th.- owner will call ,,; s>-c>?n.i
? -St.mon. Sixth and.Maraha.il ?ti
in- same; ..nd it not called for by
lllb. r :':'.. 1?.;. h- will be sold a;
.- auction at 10 A. If. "ii that day.
i:. F M. ?WARD,
M-ft chi.-f of PoUce.
! h?
g?
tla
to
mi
ai.
.?
1
I
I
the
in
bet
?;
No
!:
r
' ?
d- i
i '..m
we i
I : u
at I
PRO
BV? n
Btra?,
and i
and
17:? f.
TE
one,
C.
no
?M : M "...?.
??* of .r.imes K Qooda I'm:'
Rlchm md \ ... N'ov? mber 2
: ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
KHOLDER8 OF THIS COM PAN)
m (?-Id at l P. M. THURSDAY, De
office,
north Seventh street, Richmond, V'a.
JOHN T. WEST,
Treasurer.
?AN1
lug ?
wa nti
II
TAXJBg.
NOTICE TO TAX-PA"*? i:k
.1. P. ?ni.LlA.M WILL BE IN
IgOffO*, at ?'. T. J
' t.lX.-S for V.'.ir 1107.
l-'t
M \\i If I :** I III, TAXICg.
TAX ES, s PA. & AS? CITXi
paai du? ..o DECEMBER 1ST. 1
the sain.' m my oB
ate, at which time 5 per cent, will
d to all billa unpaid and the lulls
over to th>-Collector for immediate
ordlng i.. law.
.1. W. BRONAI Oil. Jr..
Treaaurer City of m
d.Voii
AN E
Iiox U
W A
and lb
RELIA
'
PayB i.
TORY
Ulevela
usurer'.- i >0* r !. !?'?:.
I i.- |. IR Ugf ARE NOW
id :-hou!d b- paid on or |
Lier ;'i?th. after which dat?
, i l be added to all unpaid lolls.
having trustees v?.ii
h. u. Bf!? a applying to pa I
lariee will th for the
hug.'.l them.
? HARLE8 II. 1'IIlLLll'S.
treasurer City of hi. hmond.
.7.10,11 17.21 _
r\\i:v TAXsTMII
bob i? adj i . . oil.-, t ih.- TAXES
1W. My office will be open to
let .mber from a A. If. U> 1'. M
Vt the same.
LAW A id.s :. PRB CENT,
mining unpaid after 1 ?
I. Ilnqu? nt for non-,. ,\ m nt 0_
r UK can ., ,,,, ,| ,? fore
_ _ W. H. BRAUI
iber 3. , ur? r.
B*u,WAFtnoga*I
M \ N
?Hit. e; ?
quired
Addr?
timor?,
i
I.A I'll
appoint
Fermant
all expe
no .l-\
Hi ti?, aTWOK*BsTBg, ?tc.
Tg l'A IN LUS? OPERATIVE
orrholda (P ,1 tor
: ;? prominent West \ lr
n without a failure 1'. r
ure gu?rante, d. Apj.lv to li !..
:. ion aast ''lay atr?-et, after .'
'. If. dally. no Zl-Gf
111 MMCS*-: WA\TS.
Lte? HISH ITS.
>Ug. le. DOZEN; CREAM
mcy Cai
t*" 423 NOhTII SIXTH.
no 23-?i.
ALL W
and man
advert?s?
Hol the
in the f!
hable m,
?'LI. |
-
i
Old s. ' .
i '. i W-l '
THOMAS
UMg F. ?I
Motrtgsge
H. it., tu:
i- CONsaUMERg of rUasL TO
t they can buy that moat aupc
? fuel, the ?'lover-illll Coai, aa
1.60 per ton; and for cooKlng
ly Dormant!?? Cruatuxl Coke, Hi
ouble loud! for t?.
ithraclte. Splint, Fire Creek. r ?
und Gayton Coal?, Oak and
1 at the lowest price?.
?uel H. Cottrell,
and Broad and 810 Mat Broad
ec9-tr
ONE I'
Lathe; oi
tor. 11? v
!.. be |
fitsh. Ad
Lynchliur.
Kill IT
I'l.I'M I
Citron Cs
for T
no 24-lt?
? ?? ?.
w INTE
t.? k
FihST-CL
I ',.|:
egg als?*.
or Z buahe
Anthraelt
at loa
r..r cash.
1?A. I
Broad str
no 24-d6ti
KTIO* fAJJBftWrhi. ,?nf
WHEN REAL KgTATB is
asrJ__J??"
I:. I
I
A?OTION BALE OF a t
No. 17 NORTH 'i
At the ri qu? -t of ih? o*., ,
WK?.NKSOAV, s-ovi
l- .\i , thi
-
!nv< -tow. *
TERMS: A:
no 19
. A
By th,? Valentin, i
i Denos s.\i i rMia weds
-'i- DAT) MOKNINO. XOVKS
AT OUK W All KIM
BROADSTREET, I
Br?ssels Carp? ? ,
Turkish .
Plctui
Lin. i ,.f Purnitur?
Walnut .
i.ik and Walnut Hati
'
marble, and i
The furnltui
The lad
J. II . tl.
'
All llo\ ?ti cwnlara Day?.
Lv ,?: ? .
No. 6 north I.'
1?MMI.1SIOM.I: . -am;
J Of .
EAT DETACHED BRI?
SIT' Ali.' ,n.
SEVE.
ry Court of tl
red Nov. ml?, r 17, : ?."
Payne, i ? ill, on
FRIDAY, '
AT ? I P. M.,
the pr?
tfCK DWELUNU
'he dv?. .
-, - ill? >-.
I.'KM.?'
I Ighteen mom I -,
i.i" not? b, with
lied until -
n? y shall ha\
te o?d- red ' . mirt.
j
l
si.? ?*. Payi ntlff. .u
and Bl i
id:
I
it. , . -
taid < > i
i duly given.
v n und. r my hand, thl
.nib?, r,
21_
By < I
rJSTEsW' HALE OF OBOvT
AVhMTJg BUILDING um
virtu.- of t!
?1 in tl
,i"ll s. II by ;
i - -. on
? RIDAT. N
k P. M ?B v*AI
'ERTI "ii the ao?t h Ht
mining '
. t '.? Inch? -
IMS: ? >n? fifth . ;
;wo, and tl
?' I, ! - '.'
JOHN II' N- i
.. & II. !..
'1_
EMPLOI Ml*? l W IVTB.
\\ WIKI),
s FOB THE I
ook ever publia!
It. .|
Call 510 ast M .
WA VI II?.
OD MAN T< I M INAOB I
-
,iana?;i:i:
*
\\ l> l ED,
[PERIENCI
l Richm
Sin V MORI H BAI ?Il
s' T K I?. B!
iitle:.i.n to Cl
ILL. Bos 1*7, n
tamp for n plj
.
W Willi,
?Li: MAN TOI I
ephoni Tal -
M ANT KA? Tl RI
id. O.
W tM II?.
' i SIT? ..I VTK.N
-
for -
Room ?.i.' i
Md.
:>l ILE HELP ? ?* l KD.
:s WANTED i'
ig? m.? for
UlMMs?. WIM?.
M ?m in.
OUND8 .
J .
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\\ IB i i:n.
DE-A** IE
ifactun
I by
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[AHOOAN1
s. with
Fro
or Tal
Tall <-an-! i
the 1 >! <!*<! h
U IKTBD.
: ITVE >-..-.- ?iN v
on a Vlr?
Fourth
? \> i BO,
? !? IN- I, '
, ! Drill i"
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H?l? ISO MIN? I PI' v
I I ? 1 I N? ?. RAISIN
lankagivinx ?linn? r m
I ?KIN? -
.. i oki:. uni \\o?u>.
cus ov -k'1 -''
J? KL Kl. AT
FIGUItl -
1 ?la.'ount in
v .JL h. l'Ai;*?