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a _ THE RICHMOND DISPATOlf-SATPRDAY. FEBRUARY 5. 1898,'_
Never Before Such
Upsetting: of Prices.
it will startle joe mhaa
. o? w?i.i! 'tossibilities jhc
<?!l
Saturday Bargain Day.
AW lend v??u a l.olpinir li?n?l for
NOiir Siiiulayjicciis. mm pTOTS D*j
Kl'llce!" prie s in t\? iv ???tail how
(<> ccciioini/?? mid li<>?'. 1" Mi.ike H
little _ <> for.
*?re slwsys oil tlw lookont for tin ir
benefit.
Good Kid Gloves
sre u\a kin.l tliai's clu.ip. Now
ing <?f our usual prit ? I
g - mnch in your favor,
-, Heavy Embro
liiaea
... worth 11.
pair.
:, Wide und V
1 'IV- '?' . ?;
ack, and \\ hit?, *i
Lad!
Cluse-Tl Black,
n Brown, and Ox-Blood. H.? s f>alr.
-P Heavy Embroidered
In 'Inn,
ii.r.0 a pair.
LAD1BS* KlUM-v
All-Mnon ?Ooll Bhap?,
ever 1????h than l?l-i?c.,
for 9c. ?
L-,,. kind, for I
Ribbon, any shade.
i. for tr. '
Ali-SIIS - ;l"v
.?.so. ?Polka-Dots, fur U i -'
I>di?'s' 25c. Leather Iv?rket-Bonk
l?nps. with <>r
without chenille ?lots, ?asually X5c., tot
1 *ftf> A VA 1*11
S?c. Ifaltne Net Veils, with d?ep crepe
jor Kni,? p Blue Boutte
Ith chenil
var<1
IK-Hm-p !;!.' k Tux? : > Vellli
affects) yord.
now THIS i
SMLADICS FINI PIQ ' \M? DCPK
FULL id:
v i?i:si?;.\s. costing n? tu
M EACR I I
*i ? In the
MIT AMI \\lt\P III I' UU'MI'.NT.
--. li!!' d th
with s-.lk. .ill colors from
?. for $l.r.
1.n<: - ilts. waists phk
lined P2, for $5.
Ladles' Pine Black and Colored Clotn
ii.;,: w.-re ?7 and %*, Tor ?-.?O
THE COHEN CO
?<T. \M)HI-:u'h ititnimitiKinn.
Airsi?K*-in<'iil?. lor >eitl??e?i ?nil Coil
frr??M??es? *?lr. J. 1). Wood toiiiinu.
Th?
day, to-moi i
and Monday und r the
council ?>f the Brotherhood ??f St
w, have ?been finally .. and
he tr enc? ?ill l>" h? hi t'i-niulit
church lecture-room ;i I
k. Additional inter, -.--, i- felt in
meetings, as Mr. John W. Woo
New Yoik, the "general ?Je<cretary of the
l. will be on?? of the s?>. ;ik, rs,
Mr. W ' ting ~-inii
ib.irg and Roanoke,
. to arrive in the city tBlfl ? ? -
Bin? o k vi? '
ii of th? i?c and ?lino
nul?ay, and while here Will be tin- |
of Major r ibert s.s. i? i east Fr.mkin
Tha fol tha proaTasaBic
which hs - 13d:
irday, February 6th, IOS P. M
< "hiireli 1 m ( ?onfi ' i
Mr. John M. Taylor, | local coun?
:l : "Hlndram
Spirltu .! Growth." l. "In Business," ad
Mr. P. A. Arthur 2. "In So
1 bj Mr, J i: v. Daniel,
ral," addles?? by Mr. John \V.
d by general discussion
from the floor.
Tin-; ?SUNDAY SBRVIi
lay, February 6th. 7::>? A. M.--AI1
Saint?' Ch , celebration Of
y Communion.
>ry ?ith, 4 ?". M.?-St.
Service for Bunday-ucl.I
and for member? "f boys' chaj
Address by Mr. John \\. Wood, of Ne?
Vi.ik
S'ir.'liiy, February Stb, s p. If.?O
("nur, rhood m- n and
ubllc. Address by Mr. John VV.
Wood, of N?W York.
CONPBRENCKS at ST. JAMBS,
M": luary 7th. .; p. M
Jain-s Church Lcct?r< nfer
. Mr. Thomas C. Ruffln, of Epiphany
ft: "The ?'
m the Brothei -
the Individu,a." add rend
tjy Mr. A. 'hap
icr," ?address by Mr. John W. Wood. Fol?
lowed by general dlSCU
Monday, February Ttii 7 p. M.?St,
Chtn-ch I.
s-ith ooffc? un for Broth? rl
men ami then invited pruestB,
Monda?, Februai p, M?St.
Church Lecture-Room?C
Er, w. \v. Bardwlcka, of St. John's
er. presiding. Subject: "Th?
h.rhoo.1; lt.~ Aspects?." 1. "To tb- Bro?
od Man." addreas by Major Robert
lilies. 2. "To the urotherhood Boy," ad
by Mr. E B
Jhureh Member." address by Mr. Th
2. Huffln. 4 "To the Mun of the World."
iddiesH by Mr. John W. Wood. Poll
>v ?i?'neraJ discussion ironi the |
The services ut 4 P. M and I P. M
luiidjiy will be op? ? to Is il as
non, and all who fee! an Interest In tb?
trotherhood and Its work ar?; invit
ittend.
AN ADMIRABI>B PORBTHOUOHT.
Tho blch will b MOB
immedlat.dy aft? ? in. ?;
,'clock ' has bean provld
I at thoat? attendlnK can com?- imn
Ih?!r business and
tirouifh to tho ?
clock, wltlmut th* nt-ix'.-is.ty of liavmir
n the mi'iiii time
Every member of the Rrotherhond ?rill
?e entitled to brin? a friend with htm to
h>? conference at t> o'clock, and the sup
n at 7 o'clock Monday ?<1 nae
Mr. Wood ! by no m< ,??.-i In
ttchmond '.? ?;?,-' visited this city
Ime-j b??f?.r?i upon xlmilar mlssi.i
' '111 thr.-..
r*M?a in si ?k? ii ' hui -,
?I at Holy Trinltv church
y ntght.
Efmmt ?r. mil? u sni,i.
ro th.- i;,in,,r of the i
In th.? vi-iy kin:
fives ?>f my last nlKht'*
?l<?K . th? r<
^ have t '
la replying to Dr. Toy's contaatlon
houfrht of in.'.
did not say ihnt
-Vlthout tie
lac ?if blood tb?-- in no resaiaslon uf
Ib.t" 1 w.is attempting to ?how thai
'bllst'S own lltteraiKi- is
i Blate
V IjUO
; -, thoi I recoi Jed ut<
"This
??at ?Abiih I? shad for man? for tha
ttl ?
r you. M ?
' ? is My
? will jrlv?. for tho Ilf.? of the
. orld."?John. ?XI. "1 lay down My life
would ha?
ni t , m? pin .ose. as ?li?
as Chrlat'N Ian?
uchmon-J, February 4, ?Ms.
The haMng pow?
der that will equal
Royal In leaven?
ing power and
purity has yet to
?be compounded.
NOW IT IS HORSES
MUMULNl i'narici:?. Kl im iii:n \<
THIN *.? IJWfl I V
THE PROHIBITION AGAINST FRUIT
Here* it Oaaie la n<* Mnitc??mi. luii
V.lrii Wlihoni line Autborlty
I'rolill.Hloii, a*evei| llenuilut
Pracilciilly Hi Kn.'.-t.
r.l-:UI.I.\." K.luu.iry 4.?Baron Von
Hammerateln-Loxten, the Minister of
IlltUrs, at t?i-<la\'s session ?>f the
Prussian Diet, declared that A in?
; sd Influenza after impor?
tation.
lie added. "If the importations ln
il certainly he fore. .I to
, I a suitable quuruntin ?. In order to
prot?t t ourselv.
hsanzeigtr this afternoon pub?
lish. > the following "The American
Agricultural Department'.?, report on the
San .lose shield louse led to an official
InQjUlry here as to ths circumstances un?
der which American fruit. Is Imported.
Professor Frank, on January 10th, found
on California pears arriving ??t Basaharaj
mimerou.! living, breeding shicld-li? <-, nb
BOlUtely identical with the truo San Jos.1
shield louse. He consequently expi'
the opinion that the home fruit cultiva?
tion sras ?xposcd to a grave material
danger thereby. A conference, of th*
other specialists a.id th? reports of the
Impel iai ottlco of h? dnsed this
view ni every particular. Thu.-i, the ne
ty of prompt measures for protec?
tion was fully demonstrated,"
The K.ichsanzeiger then describ?s th??
"extraordinary harmfulness" of the San
Jose louse, according t,, publication* ?>f
th.? Washington Agricultura] Depart
snd ths protective m?aaeorea taken
in America, notably In On ?on and Bfl?
tish Columbia, and continues: "It Is thus
th" una voidable duty of the government
to give efficacious protection to the home
fruit industry from the danger of dis
Under ths heading, "Order." Counter
Disorder." the Tageblatt to-day
the bungling of Frussia with
American fruits, ?and asks: "Are we reel?
ly ?Irifting into a fierce tariff war with
the United Btah i be anas ws have pi I
tod the Agrarian desire'."'
EH .\v n* CAME ABOUT.
The issuance of the decree was brought
about as follows:
The MlnlStOT of Agriculture, Baron von
Hammerstetn?Lostea, saw Dr. Mlquel.
the Minis*.?r of Finance and vice ;
l.nt of the Ministry, on January 30th,
and pleading earnestly, he asked that a
be Issue?! forthwith, prohibiting
lutely the importation of all Am.ri
can fruit, fresh and dried, and all pro
\:n? rican n ; i ?r. Mlquel
tphed the order to all revenu?- sta?
tions, makinii it effective on Fobi
ist. Tip- United States Ambassador, Mr.
Andrew l? White, immediately and vfgor
iusly remonstrated at tin- Foreign Office,
both In writing and varhally, and th, d?
was temporarily annulled on
ruary Id. During the annulment fruit
iv,i- re?rssort at Hamburg, Kmmerich,
i;, i Dusseldorf
Tiie decree was re-established on
-nary 3d. in a milder form, being ID
nforcihlt' agalnat fresh fruit oniy.
li M., in. an while Mr, Whit,- COntll
nahlng strong protest to Bsron von Bus
"\v, the Minister tor Foreign Affairs,
She in c-onseijtii nc. had a special audi
iio with the Emperor yesterday morn
rig on the subject, resulting In th
lundearath'a yesterday sfternooo holding
i meeting ami i>.--iin, yesterday'a resola
l.'ll. the text of Which has 11"! %.! lea.?l
d Mr. White, but it is known that the
.voiding is so loose as to he open to a
score of interpretations. It is generally
lurmlssd that it win praotlcally no
iroblbitlon.
Mr. White last evening lodged anothei
ormal protest with Baron von Boelow,
i-, m spite of tie- Bundesrath'
ion. American fresh trull la svery where
ixcludi
'I in- United Btatoa consul at Dusseldorf
iy that only dried fruits
n released, and tint th? i ? w< i a
il'i.ut (,008 : ippl? s in the boai
rarehouses to?d
The United Btatea Ambassa
delug? ; with appeal! from fruit
who have been Injured by ths
feral of them have thank, d
dr. White f?;r his offoit.-.
ACTION WITHOURT AUTHORITY.
It appeals that Dr. Mi?iu< 1 and i'.aron
'?ni n.iii'iii' tsiein-i.oM- u issu. -i tie- se?
rse without the authority of the Pru.s
i Inet or Bundearatb
otiiciai atatement of th.. Reich?
anteiger on the suhjeet ol the measur? ,
aben to prevent the Importation of "af
\ : in fruit, tie., wag oom
nunicattd to-night to the officials of the
M itaa mbaesy.
The Agrarian newspapers thank the
;<>v? rnment for the prohibition.
Th" Tageblatt asks why the importa
ion of health/, living plants is prohi
Jted, and Bays: "Sucii i v?reme measures
?ill doubtless savvohe retaliation."
VOM 1IAMMBKSTKIX WRONG,
WASHINGTON, Pebruary 1?The offi
I ths Agricultural Department em
?hatlcally discredit the probability of
_m?ican horses' oarrytng the influenza
ate Gsraaaay, ami say tjiai if they do
m atter Importation, it is ooa?
froni animals in that country.
liie statements of ths Oermaa Minis?
fr of Agriculture. Secretary Wilson
ays, arc unwarranted.
ih in the shipment of ho-ses
-> Europe in tie , ST years has
een enormous. These shipments In W7
-?ted In value SfTttJI littst
in 1*3?. Tile value of th'i.se sent
. Geraaatty in isii7 was MSJM, a. eom
Wlth WJJj in II
MOD-MBSKA AT Tin: ACAOMMT.
he Great !? .? Dclli_.li ta s Fnah
loiinbl?. Audience.
There must be BOBSQthlsg strikingly ef
ctlve in g woman who OM attract and
i>ld from ths Stags, at all times and in
il humors the ??lutnion of other WO?
mg, mlddle-ag? ?j, and old sube.
Modjegba, who plsyed the title
?le m Suderman's drama, ''Magda," at
" Academy of Musi,- last evening be
ire a fashionable audience, eertainly po -
ils fortunat? quality,
iver Polish woman is of the true
act of art possessed; it is tern
ontal with her; it vve horn with bel
id (he character of Magda in the play
t night was thoroughly-suffused with
ma Is In four acts, the scene
m m Germany, pr?s? ni time, and the
?solving upon the social probl? in
though Illy caat, aendg a bright
?.rains ray thiough the Interlacing strips
...i f..rm the i.uKh.-i under which ber
-ht is partially hidden Thi
f the genius ol Modjcska
absolutely nothing new in d! .
it, or situation |;j it and
la It would h,, a veri
id., "fr
evinced pleasure at times
leu it was ohvioiis that it was
hat pleased. Jl? :
urlous
! of ?letr-u-tlng frum.
m she I
ade. Mi 'awortb gave a su)?oii>
hracierlxAtlon ?s Major Schuber!
tired Invalid soldier, stroiir? willed, faml
oud, :?i?l with :? tin? Bens? of
"tb. r elevei ?actors In th? c??l were M
I John Mub.iif. who mud?? an Ideal
\\ uUwoith Harris, who playi
.n-"ll",-.
?)? . w\ l h? --"n at th?' matin- t<
as "Marj Stuart," ?nd t-.-iii?l
b.th" will be th- bill.
Hff^rrina t-> numerous complaints raa
by pin rons of :., count ?
ondltlon of th.? hon?
.'i.i le?; M 'Il Sal
!
thr,eiKb bo .'"iminv on his ?>?r
The hot-air I that supply th
h?.it are kept In blast day an?! night ?
ih.-ir utm ly. Tb" fu, i '
lotallj n ,r the fti'i er h?
of th. th?
that a system of it? im b itlng
lubstituted for tb? [rrtrall
Boa m ueo.
>l Ml l ll KID CAB! APPEALED.
Iloilfker nri?K I??. I Im i'l??r?-?t?W. II
.lolniHon V.n-?-lilted.
M?iy l?.-id \? : latO the Hust
in?* ?'"mi yesterday, and Hon. i
I?. Wise appeared ?S h?r eoiins-l, am
i- mu?.' by hin
for .? )i"W trial. JudSJS Witt overt nl?<
th.- in.ttons, ami thereupon Captain Wit*
?-iKiiitied his purpose to t.ike an appeal t?
the Cull ol AppS*lS, ami will U
blllx of this morning
? '..; ', b ? rellnquli to?d le
of i ,, from th?
rerdlct on th? ?ground that It ? contrar?
to the law ami evidence; that the Instruc
ti-n- offered ! " him and refused by tin
Court, should nave been planted. The??
Instructions wer.- to the effect that tin
false ?pretence? under which Mai
Is said ti, have ??cured aioney from th?
plaintiff, was so preposterous that no on?
should have i>. - n de? eived by it.
Jod??' W ded th-? execution Ol
the sentence for sixty days, in order t?
allow Unit for eouns--l to ?ppty to th.
?'our' of Appeals foi a writ of error aie
?sedeas to the judgment "t the Hust
iiiKs Court. The record of the ...
b.. in,ol,- up a-; ?peedll) as possible, Hin
anted t?> the Court of Appsal?
BODBBER Company CHABTBBBD
A charter was ?ranted by Ju?I?<e B, K
Wellford In the City Circuit Court yes?
terday to th- <Bodaa?r Drue Company,
which is formed for the purpoae "l eon
ducting a wholesale and retail drug busi
t.' ss In Riclimoiid.
Tha capital stock is not to be l?as than
$;'?i,<?<?ii nor mor.- than W.S90, divided ltd?.
?share? of fi"-? ?aeh, Th.- names of the
"the.!? for the Hist pear ara: Prcsldeai
C. I.. Miller, of Hast Richmond. Vlce
I'residcnr, J. L Bodeker; B??cr?tary ami
Treasurer, it. ii. Qwatbraey; Directora
?'. La Miller. R. R. Qwathmey, Joseph
Anthony, Fannle I. Rodeker, and H. W,
Miller.
CHANCERY COURT DBCRBE8
In '.he Chancery ?'our; John K. Orines
qualified as administrator of Mary Ann
liiuniniili, de? eased.
in Jeff. C. Powers ?a Powers et ais.,
decree authorizing certain de?'ds to be
H ill et ;i!h vs. Perkins, et als. 1
authorizing transfer ol cartaln railroad
bonds
? ii i ivi's Executors \s. Qreaner el ala
I' :, adjusting, the rights of ?
assigne??.
Hughes, Sheriff, vs. Hargrove el als.
lacree directing fund t,, be deposited in
court, and quashing attachments,
THE 1'I.AINTIFF NON-SUITED.
Tin- COO* uf W. 11. Johnson airainst the
Richmond Traction Company for $lo,??.<0
on Hcenuut ??i" an Injury to his eve. which
consumed Thursday and a portion of
yesterday in the Law and Faulty court,
was brought to a sudden close by the
m m- suit ? nn uf the plaintiff.
This was done si th? requeel of Allen
??v.- Mien, sttorneys for th.' plaintiff, it Is
said that they contemplate bringt nu ?n
Other .-"ii in the futur--. wh?'ti sonn- evi?
dence not BOW in their nossession will
have b'.' n :- cored.
Iteitialne.l Ht Their Po-ts.
The youna ladles employed m tv?
change of the Richmond Telephone Com
. remained at their posts of nui-,
morning nil throiiKh th?' .-xclte
meirt Inciden) to the Ore In the building,
Th.- management heartily ? omm?n<l?*ti
them for th"ir coolness and devotion to
duty.
I'it-'ihiiI-, anil Hrlefs.
Mr. N. B. Weacott, a prominent attor?
ney at-law of Accomac county, is at the
Jefferson.
Mrs. Russell Robinson, of Nelson coun?
ty, formerly of this city. Is at Mrs. Du
val's, Bl , -t Franklin street.
Mr. Qeorgs W. Ortggsby, County Super?
Intendent of Schools of Blag Oeorge
count-,-, was in He citv yesterday.
Rev. Jamos B. Taylor, T?. D.. will preach
at the Owathmey Baptist church. Han?
over county to-niorrow at 11:30 A. M. and
8 I'. If.
Miss Sarah Ann Perrin died yesterday
morning at 1130 O'clock at her residence.
No. 423 south Cherry street in the -list
I her age.
Miss Mary WlUla Douthat, late of the
Johns Hopkins Hospital, will atrlvs in
the ?it\ tO-day and will be the guest of
Robert stnes.
'?;.I Works" Will be the subject of
the ?ermon to-morrow morning ?f n
o'clock at the New Jerusaler? Mission,
7? ?real Ms ih 11' si:
The Dally Palm Beach (Fia.) Biee??
says; Mrs Jam? H Blaii and Mrs
Rolfe E. Glover of Rlchmoi d, Va., ?nd
Mr. h. <? mi m,: >?alm
Beach life as guests of the inn.
James Brocket the negro who
was taken from th-- steamei P.
Thurada) evenlns In a erased condition,
is still at the city tail wh. h* -
iriLf , ' '' 'lover,
and his Mends have bee? notified,
Rev W. W H
?s conducting a ?nee
bury Methodli church ?rill, on Monday
afternoon delh e the
Woman's Missionar*? Bocleti of
Church. All ladle? in' :!' he w?d
eom-'.
Mrs. Campbell of Pladbury woree??^
tershlre, England, arrived ir, ?he city to
day. as tl nd Mr?.
Cordon McCabe. Mrs Campbell is ta?
wife of II ?dbury. and b
niece of the learned Dr Phllpott bo lon?,
Blshop of Won
It iehlii.i.ider?. III \??%v York.
NEW FORE, Pehruary i
T. F Th
M. Smith. Astor; Mr--. F. r, Donnan,
Colon,
is what many a mother is looking
for; something absolutely safe and
reliable, that will disarm' her terror
of that dread rattling, strangling
cough, so fearful to the mother, so
fatal to the child. Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral it? a croup cure that can be
relied on. Thousands say so.
MRS. W. J. Dickson ("Stanford Eveleth")
writes from Truro, N. S. :?
"That terror of mothers, the startling,
croupy cough, never alarmed me so long *g 1
had a bottle of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral in tho
house."
" We have used Ayer's Cherry Pectoral in
our family for yours. Once when our boy
had a severe atuck of croup, we thought
that ho would die. Hut we broke up the
stuck by using Ayer's Cherry Pectoral."
R. II. COX. Plaucheville, La.
Agers
Cfttrry Pectoral
is put up in half-size bottles at half
price ?50 cenia.
W. L. Douglas
?S?-* SHOE
BEST IN
THE WORLD.
You can practically test the value of the ]
Douglas Shoes at a cost of $3.50. We
can afford to give you more for the
money than other dealers, because
only one profit is made between
maker and wearer, and you get
the same material, styles and
wearing qualities to be found in
high-cost fchoes. We make a shoe of
IMPORTED PATENT CALF
which is equally desirable for dress, busi?
ness or street wear. It is made on our
fashionable " O. K." last, as shown in cut,
with hooks and eyelets that will not wear
brassy, Australian Kangaroo tops. Most
dealers would ask you $7.00 for this
shoe ; our price is $3.50. ' U
If you prefer some other leather, *
we can suit you with our Vici Kid,
fine Calf, French Enamel, Box
Calf, or Russia Storm Calf.
Catalogue from W. L. Douglas,
Brockton, Mass.
Our store is located at
SITOES BO?OnT
AT OUR HTORKS
l.M isilll? FREE.
623 EAST BROAD ST.
B. P. TIN SLEY, Manager.
->?,j?'-*?*>?-_K-*-*--*?_Ni_>^?jse^^
I?I>|'HTS TU H TI HAS CAUI&
*.n llSflusna Artillery ? ni,lulu Mir
eiideri. ta ?lie **p?i lilsh.
.?HABANA, Ptobreary 4.?Advices from
Olbaia, Isntlago da Cabo, says that an
vin? i lean, win. has been Bsrvtng with
th..? insurgents si captain of artillery, and
who had ..'i.Ono in his belt, lias siirrci.
t.. th.? Spanish authorities tht-re.
It is SddSd that the ? a;.Iain took this
' p i suse the Insurg? i la had failed for
soin.- time to give him hla pay. sa ai
upon. Th.- name of the American is not
m? in i- -
a boo of Oeneral Lune, the Spanish
commander, has suffered the amputation
of a leg.
Th. Insurgente have ?-amured fourteen
m. n. Including six volunteers, who e/ere
bathing in tin- river near (Xbara. The
fate of the prisoners is not known.
HII NAME is l'A IM.
Later. Major ir my w. Paisa, of the
- who sum ndered to th.
ih authoritlca al (libara, arrived
here this evening. He denies thai he svsr
. -ted paj from the li
lhal he ei d to the
T'nlt.d States army, as at first reported.
H.- tieloiu,' i" a New V"ik family, whom
?bout to visir_
M ICIDE AT x \\ \\\AH.
i:. I,. I'iiMiiii. Jr.. lau.-? T.fiinlnii um?.
Mi? AfTulr?. Mrnluht.
SAVANNAH OA., Kehruary i? I !..
Tattoo, Jr., commuted suicide last nipht
by taking laudanum. Bs 'lied this B-OTB
iBg at t o'clock.
He left a note to his parents, who live at
Columbia, t?. C, defending his eulcld?
and denying that It was s coward*.
resort.
He had twice hefore attempted to kill
himself. His letters narn.-d those whom be
wished to aft as pall-h. aivrs. and Indi?
cated the spot in Bone venture Cemetery
where he wished 10 have his body inter
re J
li.- was a member of the Volunteer
Ouarda Battalion, and left written re
quesl for ih.- Ouarda Quartette, which he
bad organised, to alng si his grave.
The deceased atood well. He waa a Bte
nographer for Tiedman ft Brothers larga
wholesale merchante of this city. His al
ire atralght. He was M yens ot
'['her.- is a brother of his in tin- 1
Statea navy. _
pap ron Tin: soiTii.
' .Il<-*ll | III |"l I |l 'I | \ |l |IO | II | III,' || | M
?. ? on,i eg lesa
\va?i.v?*t<>.\. Februar) i.-A num?
ber of ?'i'i'- weft dlSCUSa? I at to-day's
Csblnet meeting, but, perhaps, that of
the most inter et m a - the dlsp?
I*. dei ?i m the Bon
?v hi re the Rep?blica i p:"'|y has
i
.era! importan.
ilntmenti will he ni ide In tti
though th< Presld I i - not yi
it? ly and finally deti i mined on
them.
G ?vernmen*
reletlve to American frull was talked
over, and ri??.r. s were produced to show
the treat Importance of I , at in
n and unpr
tlon ?m the pai of Oei many.
The modification of th mad'
known by the latest sdvlcea from An
ken aa an ? vl<
the matt.-r is Still BUbjSCt to dlplo
matii adjustment.
II \ II \ Mill II \SK-ll til. TO I It.
I.mm Wlili Mile "inillierii ? .lieue
Nine I'? er> \\ ci'k.
('AMBI'M '?.K. MASS . I'- Inn
tour of the Hat \ar.i base-ball
been atranged Beginning aitn
North
Csroltna, the team will have a -
w.ui some en. rery week day
It is away froon home The li
fames include the folios
aprll lath L"i rth ?,'aro
lina. at ? N ? '
\nrii istl gton-Lee University,
i Lexington, Va
April i'uh University of Vlrginl
Charl? Va
JAPANESE FLEET M A NOI'l.*, HI V?;.
it Will N?*?i Preens?! to Oswiee la
Ch?nese Walesa.
fOKOHAlfA, F-l?. uir." I. v
iioeuvrlnij- prior lo a i .
in Chlnsse wat.
The pr-ss Is sil.-nt on the situation in
China, and it is believed thai Merquta Ito,
Premier, is asrtdtln*. ths aettlemenl
..f the ??ernian cUims before committing
Jspan to ai.\ poUc..
The Russian squadron is without
aq*ok< l.ss coal, and the supply h<
-in ill.
" II***. KIIWI TO III: Ol VTF.II.
<>. II. Fitly NiiiiiIiiii leil fur the
(Inn lenton, W. Vit., I'oHiinimter.hli?.
UAKiu.NiiToN, Pekraar. t?The _u>
polntment ?>f <>. H. Petty to be poetmas
Charlestoa, W. Va., has
mid.-, afu-r a hard right. The Incumben?
Of the offlee is Mrs. Kenna, widow of
ir Kenns, and her friends have
every effort to prevent any ?>
sors being named. It is said that ?'<>n
lirniati. u Will lie resisted by the friends
of the Iste Sens tor.
The \ lsraj.fi n( In* I'nlma*.
LAI l'A I.MAS, CANARY ISLANDS,
u\ I Th.- flrst-clasa armored crui
i iSpanlah) has mi i \ ed
><ena, and sails to-morrow for
Mi w York.
r
British lln? Uii.inu A?mIii Denied. I:
LONDON, February i tfrj Gerald Bel? I *
four, zucinbi-r of Furliumcm fur the i_ ... i
ral Division of I.i-eds. and Chief Beere
?ry to th.- L?>rd Lieutenant of Ireland,
peaking at Leeds this evening, cm
ihatically denied that th.-r.- was any
oundation whatever for th? rumors tho'
he government h.i?l ?yielded to pressura
rom ?ny l'"\\.-r or had receded from the
?"sitio., n had taken on the Chinese neg?
otiations.
? IlASSiri. triov of TOBACCO.
'ho 'iiii.i|i:i ? ?Kiiiil.rr ??r (oui nier ce
Want? l.nne lo A??t.
( Washington Slar. 41k.)
Messrs. E. R. Ciunbv. C. Lope-/, and
ohn Wardlow. iepr?J?Blil?T|ltg tin- Tampa
Pin.) Chamber of Commerce, are in Ol?
ity. saving come to confer with the Hec
i.irv of the Treasury regarding the In
ion of the classification ?f tobae
o un 1er th? l>inirb'\ |aw.
"Wa bold that th>' cliaaatflcatlon of lear
under the Dlngley bin was u.
nded to be the saras as under the Mo
Jiil.y and Wilson tariff laws." Mr. C.iin
-.- said t,- a star reporter to-day "Wa
ant the administration t> tak-' up the
latter Intelligently, and ou?- purpose h?r?
i to ?aaist In having it don?-.
"The 1"> per eent clause of the Dlngley
IW doesn'l admit the lmp'irtafi"" Of
rade tObaOOO that enn'tnins any wrapper
.vit hont s wrapper duty. That
uestjon has bneii iak?'n into th.? courts
>r settlement, but, pending settlement,
.? believe that the Treasury Department
jould take some aoUOU that will permit
iislness to go on."
-mmittee were ?grnnted aa audi
nco with the Secretarv of th*' Treasury
<?..? ?-,? sftsrrnon. Th.- Secretary toid
>o eoninilttee that he would give the
latt. r due attention, but that he must
ave some time before making a decision.
IPAJt/ISH STEAMER STOPPED.
fi?? Is to Re Armed anil to Kscort
Torpedo Fleet to Culm.
BARCELONA, February 4.?The Prefect
is slopped the departure from this port
1 the ?Spanish steamer Clodad d? ?'a.liz,
id has returned tie? fares of passengers
,ok.-d to "ail on boar.? of h--r.
The Ciudad de Cadiz will be ai-nv?il and
.i cruiser to escort tho Spanish
rpedo flotilla to Cuba.
?.? ?nein and Alabinna.
?\pproxiniate earnings Of the Georgia,
id Alabama railway for the fourth week
January:
ISM, ISS; 1S97, 450-8 mile?; in
en?e. 2 per cent.
Week ending January 31. IMS, $.14.723;
16 per cent.
Month of January. ISM, EAXtM', 1897,
1.078; Increase, (20,550 2:-; per cent.
Julv l. lg*7, to January SI, 18M, J7ll,<m;
;. to January tl, i&>7. UO.0,9
1110,703 A p'-r cent
wn for the week
ding January 31, ISM, are th.? I
-rt.-d for any one. wi.'ok in tie?
story of the company.
Winston ?V C.) Mention.
rVTNBTON N. C, Pebruary 4. fJSpa?
il.) District \",,ii'.??y Bolton returned
hlngton to-day. He says a bill
i! be nur,?i.I In both branches of
ibly to-morrow, asklnir for
appropriation of 1160,000 for a public.
Ildlng here.
on, who represented For
th county In the ?Legislature ?" IBS.
miming n?- ir K? in?nrvill< .
iii.-i Betwreea PseweS i.?-Kisinto? ?..
AHi.s, I i A duel .u.
M. Ales indrc Millerand,
I.i F'-iite R?publique Fran?aise, and
, of th l M. Henri
a, d< puty for Samt j
igbt with swordfl to-day. The :
aid, d in the right arm.
out of an alt? ?
ring the discussion In th? Chamber
iterday.
lull ruinier* Tliriino Oui of Work.
A, (?A., J
liters, of the Atlantlc-Coaat Line,
based the < 'barb -ton
u \\. em Carolina road, has ?bollsh?
th-.? auditor's and ?general man
the pur?' ,-l. willen
It of a
Miss Huil?n ?.oIiik t?. ? nl?n.
;kw v??hk. f? bi if i The Cuban
lief Committee to-day gai.ut in-*
ormatlon that Miss Clara ?Barton win
at on? r" mtnisl r to the
i vit.?;, and to the vi< tlms of th? dt??
now ravage that unfortunata
?nd.
I'osiinnsl. i ?. for Virginia.
,'AsiiiNc.T? ?N, Pebruary i Pourth?
a postmast? . e**n appotnl
gtni? ?s follows; Dicken?, B? ttU P.
idbetter; Passapatanzy. Horace Hen
Shuff, w. C. Carter; V? si ., Mis.
th m Poley.
A Qii.iiIiiii I.on n ill Ashevllle.
snr,\'II.L1-;. x. ?'., Pebruary 4. -W. J.
tnlan, the <"h nil'il National Hank
u.id th- Piral National Bank,
thi?, city, whii'h failed some moniii-?
?, ?50 ?
I > '?'.Ilion III lir?-L-.o|i.
?u.i.sr.??i;??', <?i:!-:. I i ??us
iclilln, the murdi-KT of John Le.irn k,
[incher, was hanged at noon to-day.
risgrtatasM sim wise.
(Wilmington Messenger.)
he Virginian* are often wise. The
mi.? I I'hildr. n to 90 educat. d
ed. Tho vote of the committee In
rge was almost unanimous. V Ir?
la still respects human rights.
1 ' 'a
Rheumatism.
'h?' pains incident to rhenmstism are
. veil l.y oneauplication of Chamber?
's Pain Balm, and its continued use
a effect* a permanent curo.
du 2?! bu, JL'iw i'liur
Elected
Caterer to the
Deer Peeple.
Read our HEENUE. and
ITS A BELLECHAS
SUR'S FEAST FOR SOME
OF YOU
Bargain-Hunters.
PIltRST oi.n VIRGINIA
SMITIIIIII I? BAM! A>l> HACOrt.
weiKhing from 8 to R P"unds;
some of the finest meat that
has ever been offered on this
market; genuine fine old Vir?
ginia cure?!; world-wide reputa- IfljJ
tion; per pound . v
(IIPUPKR ?REAHHR? BITTER.
It Is the finest cows c?n mik? .
finest on this or any other mar?
kst: received fresh four times a
week; order one pound or ten. It ?IFj/?
will only cost, per p?iund . 1WV'
FI.N'E FAMILY FLOLR.
.1 car-loads (600 barrels), per barrel
PIRE LAR?.
$4.50
le
Fresh Butchers' Dard, per pound. ??'
Good - Luck Baking Powder. 00a
pound cans; three for . '
5,000 cans I_arge-Slze Mustard R/?
Sardines . Ul*"
2 boxes Gold Dust, screw tops, R/?
worth lio,, for . wv*
Oatmeal. In 2-pound boxes, por R?
imported Egg Macaroni, per Q/?
package . u
Fine Imported Spaghetti, per fir?
pound . ut
QRp
Genuine Ceylon Tea, per pound.. u"1"
OLD ??OVKHMIFAT JAVA ?TOFFHI'.
This Is a ff*an?l drink; has that
peculiar flavor which only a
genuin. article can Impart; 3 Qt\r
pounds for . "u
Preach Breakfast Mocha and 4 fin
Java Coffee, per pound . **
Chowchow. large bottles, Helnz's ?JA?.
gOOdS) two for . lvv'
String Beans, grown In Florida, tritt
nn?l cans; 3 cans for. ,v'v
?.'allfornia Pl# Peaches, white -tfl/]
goods, 2 cans . IUW*
Stove Polish- 1?) sticks Electric ?ifl/?
Polish .... . ,UU
Italian Olive Oil, quart bottles.. 9vk\
Onions, in large bottles, sliver- 4R/i
skin, fine goods, n for .
O l'-rv Sauce, vqry finest, quart R/?
bottles, for . ut"
Hneapple, slWd. lnrge cans_ *"?
POTTK? RAM iMi H4CRD TtMTOVR.
3 cans Potted Ham and Tongue, -JQ/j
assorted, for
'loves, Allspice
half-pound cans, seek.
ipplss?Albemarls PI
pound cans, 4 cans
llackberries, lr?
goods, 4 cans
lome-lfeds P
pound firkins, with handles,
"rench Soups.
goods, 3 cans
00 large bottles
former price. Re., now
> deesa Woroestsr
for this day, each
LPPOl?
tles
>arge
tine
?'loves. Allspice, and Ginger, Ir. R?.
Apples?Albemarle Pippins, in 4- tr\n
Blackberries, In large cans, nice 4t\/t
Home-Rede Preserves, In i"- OR*
French loops, quart cans, new OR?,
300 large, bottles Imported Olives, R?
30 dozen WorOfSter Sauce, only it\n
Apjpolonarla Water In ?juart bot- A A?
Largo boxes Finest Crystal Gela- in
Baker's Chooolate, large cakes, 01?
2 tor . ?OU
CALIFORMA
R| A POR kTRD PEACHES.
5,0i)0 pounds Nice California OR a
Evaporated Peaches, 5 pounds.. ?Vk\
i Large Cans flO-pound) Apple- OR?
Butter . MV'
3 pounds Home-Made Assorted ifl?
Preserves . IvL,
Finest New York State Cream
Cheese, 4 pounds .
25c.
85c
$1.26
10,<)00 bushels Water-Ground Meal, ?0?
per bushel . fll?
5 pounds Arbuckle's Ariosa Coffee R'?
Duffy's Malt Whiskey, per bottle
Fine Old Mountain Ry? Whiskey,
per gallon .
50c.
FIT-EST GREE*. TIMOTHY HAY,
8,000 balea of this Fine Kentucky
Hay, per hundred.
CHOICR RTRSTRRJI
LONG-BLADE TIMOTHY.
lD.'jix) bales Extra-Fin? Hay, per fin?
hundred . ?vt.
3 car-loads Oats (3,000 bushels?, on*
per bushel . d?U
4,1X10 bushels White Corn.
bushel .
Ful? her and Rye Whiskey, per
quart .
Gibson's Old Rye Whiskey, h
years, half gallon .
Fine Old Apple Brandy, per
quart .
Imp'irted Holland Gin, per quart.
Pln?Ot Family Breast Pork, p?r
pound .
MR hags Fin?; Family Flour,
per bag .
7?C
$1.25
60c.
50c.
5a
30c.
30r.
12 cakes Palm Soap .
fPROIAL nu? M fO
COI MV TH t-RR.
Drop me a postal, or 'phone your num
iii'l I will send voir order ten min?
utes fn-m the tinir- the order is put up.
D. O'SULUVAN,
Eighteenth and .Main Streets,
Richmond, Va.
(fe ?-Tti.ss.Si;A I'mi
WANTRD.
BOARDERS .Ah.su. TRANKEN*! AM?
Table Hoarders. I have als"? t?o
Bright Koonis. Appl>- at Rt. Vt
Main str.-et between Fourth and Kirtn
streets._te i
\\ llfTRD,
']'<) LEND M? ?NK.Y SMALL AMOUNT?.
Bonds, st'icks. endorsements, or other col?
lateral. Address Box 1*. i
Sa.t&SuU
?niTTRRsTT WA?T?.
A. A> TKI1,
YOU CAN SELL SKIRTS AND COK?
sets. Every woman needs them. * _,"> to $60 a
v.e.k easily rn.ide. Territory assign.-.i
PirSt outfit free. Begin now and su;
ths spring demand. THE M'dKAW COR?
BET COMPANY. McGrawvllle. N. Y
_fe 3 Salt
W4\TKd7
AGENTS TO SEU. THE ALLEN
Clothes-Dryer. Bella on sight. We invite
Investigation. Write Immediately and
-?eure rour territory. THOMAS RAM?
SEY, Williamsport, P ;. . it?
W?RTER,
A WHITE NURSE; ALSO. A COOK.
Apply to ?S05 ?est On
*,\ ivr_:n,
LADY WITH TACT AND ENERGY TO
l'ravel for old-established firm. IV
lent; 140 per month and expenses
.are Dispatch office. ja 22-SaASu8t
LOST, STRAYED, AND FOI MI.
I .??ST. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4th. 1!K
tween G17 north Seventh stre*t, Thlr?! and
1. Ninth and Franklin street?. ool.D
ICARP-PIN, with horseshoe-shaped nun
oveknot. and diamond set. The finder will
t>e suitably rewarded If relumed to tAH
.ast Marshall street. fe 6-11*
old papera for sale st the uispaica
aaaytk
WHEN REAL. MTatt- i. __i
TAXES POH THE TI KHlv^L? T'"?
?AR YEAR Ah? T A ?*\TA i^**.
RATA HT THE VEVrxi? /v'D pK<>
VENDEE. v?W?t)OR A.ND THj?
Ry J ,. **???,
*-? Esta* Agent S"^,,., ,
110? east Mam Street^1
A ??TION RALF op a TWO-BTr,*-,
^ FRAU? l)WSI.I.I>?; J bT0RT
OK%Yl??RTHgFnVVo^?
By requost. r Wlil.
WFDNKSDAV, PBBsWABT ? It?
at 4 o'clock p. m on the pre?!.- 7.
for sale. ;|t ?oublie . ?. "T??r
PERTY mat.?????\bVrT?\
?feet on the north ?id- f
runs back bet??
Ther.- Is a nice dwllli
situated on oae h.iir of the - "
'?fher hii.f being
f"r building pvirpo,..*
slrable proper!?., hs It u ir ,^:^Ldt'',
Fnd, andls llkelv to Improv!? ,n t
future, ?nd is now renting; for r.
num. A
h?rK?ln. as the ,,-,
to elose buaii . r>'n*
TERMS: v-- Uber?!. ?nd wi?> ?? ,?
Ry J. Thompson }.
Real Esta
Uli Main Stl
riiRUSTEKS' SA IF.
E
ONE-STORY PBAMB
FKIT/. STREET BETV
JAMBS AND ST JOB
STREETS.
Hy virtue of ? dead Of I
Richard K. Mad
wife, to th.- und?
April 8, 1893. and n
office of th.? County i
I ??- lltook 143 B. pat- 371,
cortaln i?ond ther?
fault having be? n
Ojuln d by the i,' i
Will sell at public auction.
isc-a. on
MONDAY, f: : in Un
-lock P. M.. the PRi
scribed In said d?
All that lot ??f land in lb
with improvements thei
being on the north br?
and oaglnnlni
1
wardly and fronting on
M feet, and back I? I -.?. ?
I'Ki l,
TERMS: Cash ?s t - f Ml?
and all unpaid l ,
rewldue In six month
deed. JIT.n s sti:
\\ I WKSTWlMH)
J. THOMI 'AN
J. Thompson Brown ? ?
,\. ' r term-- n- i
.1 upon bj
?d.
liy J. Th
Real Est?t?. /
Oil Mi;i. stxeat
TRUSTEES' SAF.K
Of
TWo-.ST??UV PRAMB
DINNEEN'S ALDI
Rv virtuo Of ? l-'d "f i ,
j. w. Wall .-?'i
corded tn Clerk
I pe.-d-H'.ok It,' B,
cur.- a rertab- bond then I
default ha\ Ing been ma I
quired by th- b. neficlary so t..
s? I! at publie auction, on t:
MONDAY, FKI'.Ki'AKV 7, ISM.
at 1 o'clock F. M., th.- PROPERTY de?
scrlbod in said
All that lot ot land, ?lib Impi .
thereon, lying ami i>-inK m th?
Herir
the south'sist I
neen'S S""''* '" ?r?'1 frontina;
street 3> ??ick ?n:
TERMS: Caal
and $424..",?), and all unpaid taxe?, :>
residue in six nifxitlv. secured bj
J1TUU-1 STK ?
W. J. WTSSTWO? 'l>
J. THOMPSON BR
J. Thompson Brown <* 0?
N. B - BSSltT terms ma
at sal?- if ?greed upon by al parti-*?
FOR HE.tT.
FOR RE XT,
THS! VERY ATTRACTIVE DWE1?
No. gM south I-Aurei ?,? : eel two
st<-ry and basement brick, cont
rooms in nice or?1?-r and i
convenience's. A vry attractive b?
a very low runt. Apply to
J. R ISLA]
fe l-10t 1113 M
IH?H!?OLlTIO*4S A COPAKT*<iHI<l?>IIM v
Richmond, \'.?
THE FIRM OF PABMER ft 8YD
of w. n ?Tanasr
Bydnoi an?i <l'>inK buaH?
street, Rlehm
v. d by m;.i .
Byd nor having
said Partner tn said busln
assumed ?1Z liabilities of -
The sa?l<t C. K S)
Mod to COU?Of and r.-< I
.; mands due t? Ira
the lirm name In ll?i : "
W H I
Roferrlng to the ab-.v". I ?
that I will
Richmond, Vs '
C B BYDNt ?R ft CO !
I e th? nul
f? |
-,_.-. - . ? - =s=a
lU'lll?! AI ?S.
>?? I I? I Ol KIM??. \l,
GE? ?It'll. M Vi
Books? 11? ' '
taken the -
in the
her of ? ??mmerce.
?lit ii? i ,*4g] >.
Cltj
Richmond. \ ?
l.b'K.N I
?wnefB of N\ ??
( ?mnlbu*.?' ? , an?l ?.tbor ,
--
notified that llc?n*?* for tl
be issued from tl
i
ruary. US?. F.DV, A
?'tt\
Richmond
OWNERS
-.din* within t i
hereby notltl? d that In. ne m for i
will be Issued fr< m
on and after the FIRST DAY ?
Hl'Alil
ID J. WAR
Ja ?3-"
HI SIXES? OPPOH'ITMTIES.
kim: hi sink?*?? ori'tiHUM;.'
Intending to devote my win?! '
Oth? :
MSBPS H R>HIII\?.-?.0<?l?s ? 11*1?
SI ?,v \ I \ ?.III \ I M\U?. U>.
This Is s no,
to obtain an establish?-.! bus
favorable terms.
_ fe 4-3t_
WANTED. A :
capital, to take the
?u for Richmond only, oi
Washington. D C_)a U-t
HKUt'rnO*? OP IMTERKVT.
Metronol'iai; Rurik.
TO WHOM IT MAY .' ,N? ?. r.S
THE MiETROPOUTAN BANK
RICHMOND, . v
that after Hi? >
im. THE HAT I
RFl'i
AN.NT'M on all deposite ?
tn-arln* interest ubo\e this rats.
a WILI-14MS
jaJ-UPeS_<**** '
B(X)K AND JOB WORK N?
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