Richmond dispatch. [volume], December 04, 1898, Page 5, Image 5

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GRAM) LODGE MEETS.
nu: si -pRr.Mi: non y or maso*?:* to
hSSMUMM ti MMT,
CRAKD-M?STKR DUKE TO ?OLD OVER.
??m ?.?.111 **lo?t Probnbly Contint)?-?
\n,.,h??r Twelve Months In the
I ,_(?,?> l.i?> tl?<? I ,irnrr-S,?ne ot
s , ?-?In,-' 4 htir.-l, WoO-OSOO-Kpi
Th-* 4gS Of MaSOOS will <-.<?n
?, suoleOUeS at ihe Ma
?.?ii.riK at 6
sad srill i..'i,. \, .
end 1 - ??ctiltiRs at the SaSM hour.
This , ?mmunJcatkro of tho grand body
held
, as there
?en?! later?
? iraad Lodg
_
'- i\-.n w wllltag to i
r or ont, I , , Atng
With thy
I
a 111 ly ti.at b?
n. In that
sow sen i tbe Gran l
tin in the chairs Ih?,
LATINa
"?is of tl: ' Lodge will
iroted to < I rouf
ir a.ij i
inmltte, s
A . r, i.tur??
- col -
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Al i In 1
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Franklin
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WORKING > OMMTXT
,
W - I fommitt? s of ?ho Grand i
ic* vain i
a ?
com
t th? . f tho
REV. J. , . Kin l Ti;\ i OMIS.
>. ?? Pantos ??i* Pesas p ? Slawe t < imn-ii?
r (iiiir.-ii Isa ?Hies TO ?Day.
r of
came
_. sod
iming
: t of Mi i-:.
tim?'.
return i nd will
th i.im the nii'i
_r >t Highland
i'.. \ B ilvary
'
r,- he ha?
n his
D ght
S.u..1
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Rev. Mi
rvl.n the
' -1.1.1, the well
In this cuy. is
and . hieb ail are Invlt, ?l.
i J. WI h i M.
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rali .- at 11 ? '.i . He
h, In
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u \m- in in: Mn\im> AGA1X.
in. Soldiers ?Who I <?*?, ?he i'?.?itloui?
\'. S ?, I It? II |?|???i III I.H-I.?.
rtly writ!.
ment, the
that
i the jail of i
noon
mend? ?i the par?
-
t., the sn
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?i Nells sn nt to his
nd a
mlly.
i i us i.uik.i: or ?JORRRW.
lmpre?salvo MrrleoS to Re Held at
,?,,? ?..?..i. ?.,?. ,,ii* tMatwmmu
f the
k Will I??- h
by i?
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i and the a ? the
Mr \v. to. Ven
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Wm. P. lAWtOB,
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H. Bpps, G?
ireh, Jr,
Jr.. ; -
o.id-i ?lio??.m Rloei 9-ieere.
A u. ?.-> 7. I. O.
?fini ths
for the en
. -,- - L B Brooks;
; .'.iw?f?-r;
.., rer, W, I?.
t, to A Joseph and W. O.
<\ ifrnnd.
appointlvs officers will be name?.
tailed, the first
1
RoWttse'P A-f-oclallou'a Iteanlwn.
H > i.-itl'.ii have i
**_vl-at, _ ?,i ll.eir unnual bam-uet ami
"".,?,,?. to U; hf!,d ftt lh, Howitier
Armory uext Th-jtedny night. Judg?
- I.. ?Christian i* chalrmtin or th?
rn-?Ihtlon. end h?, .,
H.ii.,1 wlthhln, u-, K. W()r(1 ?rtfl
M? w. H. ?immer?
mnnn haw Wvn Heleeu?<i a. the (uterer
for tho occasion, and the entertainment
will no doubt be hlahly enjoy.ii
BBBAimS AT ChMKMnv (III Hi ||.
Th? Mtr/ratloiis Cwm-Mrice-ami the
?iMlUorlinii Will lie laid To-Du y.
The miiin nudtem?. -rooxn of ?Hiutenary
M'tho-llKt church will b w-.,l to-day lor
?li?- iitst tlm.? sin??.. Hi,. r?.?,hr? w
""" Th. r.? ai-f H?>m.? fornisbfaga that
? ? ni not ariiv.. for tor ral >-... ?*.<, ?and th?.
formal opening has bc??n postponed until
tti?--?? are n ? - lied.
AI.? i.,<i?ns have been mnfl? on quite
an euborate scale, and tend t?> ?.
Iini?i.?v.. th.? a;.|-,-aran?.-.? of th.? au?lit??rium.
removal ol ?the organ t? u |0fi
; ulplt U a ?great advantage In .
i?, and the organ Itaeli ha?
.?,'hi.v ?overhauled.
Mina II,., l,??,!? 9J*M4M\ Mr. Jone?.
A quiet mam . ,i, mated at iht
nee of the Rev. Joel T. ,
night, ih- contracting mi
Mr. Wilbur I. Jones and Mi? < M r>
8, Buchanan. Only the membon of the
? ni Intimate fi-i.-pls were
A ut the ceremony- which was fol
lowed ?by a rec? ptlon -it the re-ildi nee
of tho bride's parents. The
' ar? well known ami popular ?resl
?i< ins of Church mil.
Sulla In the l ||> ( dirt?.
fot jddgmi -,i wag ?1? ?i in tho
?Squity Court y?s?;-r?iay 1,-,
of W. W. Hunter ?agalnat the ?Rich
mond Floor and 1-Y? ?i ?Company. L>am
'iK? I, 51:41 87.
Jit?li;iii.-.-,t f..r Jl.G?S.ei ?wns r<-ndere,l In
?rcull ?'..um ysgterd.iv mornli
the-eg e of Johp A?:..m ia?a ?\ Left
V\l.'ll.
To I'roiu-li ut Iiitiinuu'-I To-Day.
Rl V. W. 8. C.'imf.l,. ',1 Will Utx90? at
Immanuel Baptist cl irch to-day, timh
A. M. ami X P. M. Mr. Caiti-.l ?II.
?lai ly u) ?n and earn? st ?pnecher,
<-on?.?nt. ?1 tu ftl the
iMor, h?jv. .!. R. Harrison,
who Ih ander tli?? a rindo w of a great
ion.
To rintrrtiiln Cm, Wheeler.
' Murphy ?has ?tenftred tr>
imp, Confederate V?
ut ins ?hotel fur th, entertalnmeal of <;> -.
Whet i-r ?when he visita ?the city, un?
; ?gagbatiea.
A I'l-tilion in lliinkrei (< -v.
Mr. JttoltM a. Scott win. bti bondact>?d
o confectionary st?.r<- ut No, _r east .Main
street, in. ?i p tition In the ?nit? d ?Si
t Couii yest? rday, aalfag to l??- ?ad?
Judged ?bankrupt.
Peiieaali ami i?ri?-r??.
Dra, W. T and St. Jullah Or???enhimer
?returned t?? ih?? city. "
.Mrs. B. D. Cook, is visit*".; Mi-s ?feste
Abell, of Ivy Depot, ARgaiarle county,
\ .
:; !> and her ???---gtoter, Min
gh, N. C, ?an guests ?at in
north Eighth ( i
Mrs. K L. ?Parrleh, of Devlngton,' VaT,
- i 'ai't.uM B . ? i.'iu.iu Mc< mho, at
his r. ?lid? n ??n < 'ary si
Miss ?Bertha __*___>_, of Norwl?h,
M -., Is spoodlng ?the vint?,-r r.-jtti her
. Mra W. 15. C-.rj.-iter.
J. How-all -Lewis, jf M oast ix-iprh
street i?-n on ?Decenaber let, for Atlanta,
a. r form? r home to visit relatives
?an i fi lende,
; M? I? ? T, Of W?
llamaburg, is spending the winter with
Mrs. F Mite < ber, at No. 8U
nt at ??i???? street.
Mr. A. C. Atkinson, of ftt couth ?Pine
truck 1 Traction ?
t Une ??n Hovember P He 1
still i-??n!iii??l in I ? ?1.
a marii waa granted in the
rday to Mr. John
i and Mis? .'arrii Km >x Blunt
The wedding will tali- plaice to-mort ?w.
Tin? earninga <?f ih-* K.? inn nd and ! -
., i lonth <?f < '?tul., r,
S_,77-51; ?upensei U1.MA.70. The
?earnings ?>f the ?PKeraburg railroad for
the same month -were, P9M0M', cx\
' M.
Mr. Richard T,. pr.iwn, Jr.. is improving
?rapidly gad bopm to be out roon. n?
has b< n ?ritira?v ?I! at th? \'ir,-ini:i. II?? -
ii" whs operated on ?by ?Dr.
W, llirrison for a co:??j?U
if app-endlcltlg.
M? - rule Joneg, Of X'?w York
city, who ?fielt to b r
r. Mrs. ?Clatter, ai i:ij??u Col
ut inn. t ?r Hi?- teert ?month, leti
Rjchi i tint le will on u-.e Old
raw from Norfolk.
i:?v. Dr. Km;Hii. of Union Sei-?nnry,
will conduct the ?lervl?sei to-t*_y at the
it m church, : t H a. .\1.
i-, M., in ?the ?almence < f u? r. i* n
?tothrte, who la In < _arlottea-*ille
?hing at the I'lilvir^ity tt Viif.'nia.
Mr. ?Royal ?'liarles, a pn.rninent young
man of ?Ooochland County, Va?, wa? has
. ,. .1 w.? ks in this city. U
now ?.'ii the r??a?i t?. recovery, ?nd ble
r thinks, without rel ipee. he wlU
!.. t , return to h:.s _'>me ?gad
frlenda at Menakew.
ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD.
a mW i>isiovi:hv which is
WOl i ii m Aft mi en
To t?jeme \mi???*-?i with i*n??a.
The ?Pyramid Pile ?Cure, th? ?new, ?pala?
* which ii ie i?? ? d s?? ?remark?
ably In curing every ?form of
tal dl re? .?ntly
. on s??'?- ?it druggteta', and li -_
when -'ta ntraoi-lnary
m? i ?fully known, there will be
h thing m su-u-i ii operations for
ire ?>i tins obstinate and tfommon
Mrs. M. C. Hlnkly, of o?i Mleaiaeippi
IndiunapoUti. 1ml.. ?aya: I had
., t? rrlble suit? i r !'; m plleb for
a \? .us und no i m? llm i neflted
til 1 saw an :i !\ ?-rtis-ment of the
Pyramid Pll ? ! 1 pa?ka :?-, ulsu
a ?package of Pyramid ?Pills, ami used
both according t?> ilh 1" waia as
toniahed a1 the Immediate ?relief obta
?and now I ?hone?tly believe '?he Pytamld
to be the ?only certain ? ure for pUea,
Thai you ?ma] : '* ' '""J J was, l
wax ?jontlui-U tu n.
!.. fore the colle?--., of phys.
who aald my eaae >w?gi of nei
. m. and wan;? ?i aevea or ? ?xhl bun?
ttndertake a wre; th?
! ?ad bro ight on rapture, ami
i knew an operation would he tnuxh t.? m?
on account of bloc i g. Soor
,.. ),?r?- Uii'.ws iif m>- terrible
auflferlng from ?pllea end | m-i that I
. . is the i'yramll Pile Cur?
: the 1'yi imid PUle alao. My
-,d will Join m?* in Wghly r^um
. ._, the Pyraml I, my daught?
,..'. one ?boa ""!>' Por aeyeeal years
1 weighed but a?boul nlnetj pounds, now
l weigh Vi" and f-eel in ?perfect h-ealth.
ma to ?be Hi?.- univeraal testl
,,'i , v. is auCen r rr??m ?Uot who
.,,,,, ,.v.r tried th.- r.vtaml.l; it Is the
afest most palnli-sa file <"ii'- fOt dls
contalna n<> opiet?*, morphine,
wcalne. or any poleonooa Ingredl? nl
whatever ha* a soothln,;. hmllng ?-fr?--t
from th* tlrHt ?appUoation. ami th? ni???l?
i rtae ?pUoae it within the ?reach of
(vory one needing tr.-utment. The Pyra
nii? ?Pile fore Is ?old ?by driiKKiate ?t ?
-entn ami ?1 l?'T ?paclmg?*?, and the P\i.?
,ni.i PillS at ? 0??t" P*r box.
Send t?. Pyramid Company. Mars h ni!
for fr?-? t'ttuk ou t?iu*e aud euro
f ii:ee? I
FREE
FOR
Weak M@n
Who ar? Willing to
Pay When
Convinced of Cure.
A iicienUnccornhlned medical and
B-SChsnlcal cure has been duK-ov
srad lor "weahecssoi Mol." The
proprietors umiounc?. that they will
sen?, it on trial -feasstUsa and appli
ance without adossas patinent -
tnany hontstsasn. If not all that
Is claimed?all ran wish?<_-nd it
back?that ?-ii?U It- pay nothingI
Thi? combined treatment cures
quicklj-, thoroughly, and forever all
cff,,ts of early evil habita, later ex?
OSBsas, overwork, worry, etc. it cr?
?t?*?, health, ttrengtb, Titn?ity, eti?*
tainitii? powers, and restore-? weak
mid lll|ileve-?o(?-,l |?,rti?>IIS of l-Olly to
natural dimensions and function*.
Any man writing In SSTBSal \? 11
receiv- diseription an?l references
in h plain sealed envelope. Proles*
sional confidence Ko ,'. 0. D. de
ception nor bnposh-On of any nature. A na
aoaal iipulsllni hacks this oil? r. AddvM
Erie Medical Go.,Buffalo,N.Y.
PIIII.IPPIM. isiAM) mfAMCRS.
' Silver ll;,?.N of ?lie ?urreorj??i'lrca
lOllOO. ? -" I'er I _|ill?i.
wAsiiiMiT,?N. December It?Mr. M?
ward W. Hariil? B, who .- t?-d In
August last as honorary commissioner ol
th? Doited States to make an investi
gation of ,he firian'-lal an.l Industrial con
ditions, in ths Philippine Islande, baa
made his report to the Secretary of the
Tra isury, in tin- eoarse of whleb he snys:
"Silver is tii-- bauds of the curren
the Philippine brisada, Thsrs Is no
in genera] droulation, and ha? been
f??r more than twenty years Tbe Meal
can dollar of a date previous to Iff! S
current In the Islands, snd it is practl
? ?illy the ,?m> money In i:?t" r??.i ?
ti'?n. Th?- Spanish Government, in the
summ? r of US., <*.,;n,-,i R,<W,?300 of silvet
in a lo.-ai currency, which eras s?-nt ,u
the islands. Tl;?-.?,- dollars ur?? lighter In
weight than Um Mexican dollar, bat ths
-ity of mousy In the ?Philippin
Islands caused them to be Quickly ab
sorbed. There hi s local note-Issuing
bank called the Baooo Espa?ol Filipino,
winch has in circulation notes based on
silver, of which there were outstanding
on ?September ' ' '. UN, approximately,
-.'M>.
BILVSR liri'T. V'!:*- i;??!.i?.
"The currency Of the. Islands was orlKl
nnlly gold, In pieces of Si, U, and to. with
the M?-.\i'-?in sliver dollar .'it??i thi
Bpanlsb sliver dollars, tbe latter clrcu
lating to s limited ,x?>-?it only. Previous
tO 1*>??> the silver was often at a po ml im
over gold, wi.'ii silver begsn t?> d?pr?
ci?t? tu value, the gold coin ?aras rapidly
exported and replaced by the Mexican all?
VS1 dollar, whl?h has for a long time
i?? en In genera] use throughout the Orient
Gold became so sosurce ti?r??!u;ii the exporl
..i the gold cola, end the siiv.-r eras
tiikim- It? place so rapidly, thai ,)i?- Span
ish Government to??k st : ,? th,
export ??r tbe one and the import of the
other, In the spring of IWI sn edl
Issued from Madrid, prohibiting tbe im
port of all siiv? r dollars bearlni s ?flat,
subs?quent to 1917. This law was main?
talned until the control of the Island.
: ed to 1 he United s ttea
"The fim'iunt of money needed for thr
trade und commi r- e of the I
fluctuates in Ihe diff?rent seasons. Thli
fluctuation in tbe demand for money In
?liff? rem seasons of tbe year has resulted
In widely fluctuatlni hange
ar?i in the continued fi"\v of money elthei
to or from the Isl in?
BttDBGLING OF BILYH
"The lnw W_f< !i prev? n'???l the importa
tion of the Mexi? -in dollars of adate
seqUeni t.? iViT prov?ad ?? great hardship t?
ths business Interests, ami would hav?
been a much greater ?-vil had it not beet
for the laxity of the offleiaSs, which per
-,l sod encouraged smuggling, if wa*
not uncommon for the ?????lar t,> go at a
premium of l" or i_ per cent, and thli
would iiiiiiii-ci ib - ?n the i! .- of , llvei
toward th?- Islands, which would i- eon.
Untied until the demand was met and th?
i to of exel : ge was r? duced t?, a potnf
which would cause smuggling '?? cea
being pro-tabl . The smugf Ing of sllvei
Inf ? the Isl mds wss ?a r, cognised ;
try. It was ?virii.-.l on largely by th,
rich "mestizos' or Chinese half.
There s : s regular system f??r tin
hrltiglne in of th- Aft.-r th?
patlon of TM. 11 il In. ]?y the .\n
troops, permission eras given the banks t<
11 sllvi r fi - ly, arid the re, all bsi
1 i to k? -i? - t ?t? s ?m a mor,
stable bs
TOTAL 'li:?'T'r.\Ti? IN.
"The Bpanlsb Gkwernmeul k'.-cps no ?ta
ti.-tii's of currency or Saaaee, si I
bankers can ? i\ only estimates <?f the
most e, a? i ?i ! ira ti r. Tb, r.- s
millions ?ti Philippine dollars ootaa? i by
the Spanish Qovernment tad seat ?n* a
year ago, of whk i? only amall percent
age is nOW In M?,-iila. It la titir t?sd
thai th? i- i In circulation I
ubei-iary coins, ?nu- estlm its of th*
M< aleen dol?an now In circulation, as
n by one <?f tbe beet-Informed bonk
ers In the island, is from C0.000,,?_0 t
". This, u itli the t_.600.OOU <?r notes
of tbe Hanco Espa?ol Filipino, now In
circulation, constitutes ths carrency of
the Islands. Tins srould make a total of
from 140,000,060 to 146.S0S.tM0t, speaking
roughly, f??r the entire i.-i.ril-*, ?r ap
proximately U per capita for the t -,ii
population of the islands. It must OOt be
overlooked thai these figures are ? rsa
so a silver basis, and that, therefoi ?, In
figuring oh <"?! own standard, a.i ? I
flgures must i?- cui In two.
Till-: BANKING BUSINESa
"Thr?e banking Institutions do th.
banking busln, as of ths Phlll ln< I
lando ?aside from that done by the burgs
OOaUOSrCtSl houses, which buy and sell
exebsage, and to a limit?,i extent carry
, n tin b, hieb I, gitlm ' ' be
longs to banking Institutions, of the
hanks the two ni"st Important sre
breach concerns, the third betag s local
Institution controlled by Bpaniaris ;-r,l
natives. Under the charter of Ihe Bsnoo
i: i??.]?, Filipino it Is permitted to issue
bank-notes in amount equal to three
times Its capital stock. The preo nt capi
ta of the b ink Is UM9M \ sod II i note
Issue may. therefore, amount to $i..'?<?.' 0.
, ?n ?September 3i?tli there was ,n elreuLa
ti ?n. as previously stated, approximately,
B.50.,000 of thi ?tot, s sie
Issued <?n a BllVCr bSStS, arel are payai. 1>?
on dem?,ml to t.cir, r.
Tin-: l-T'lTUK CURRRNCT.
"Th?1 <|i;?sti"ii of tbS futur?- OttIT, I
the Islands is one whleb is of vital Im?
portaace to sll bostnese-men in tbe
islands. Th? best-tnforsssd men In Manila
at?- ansnlmous In th, opinion that under
present conditions s silver currency is
the ?.n?y "n>- suit,-,! to the brisada Th?
natives of the Philippins Islands ar? eon
sirv.itiv.? le n dsgrss i;i the naati :
their currency, and it ?would bs -i long
an?l tedious task to SdUCOtl them I
dollar ohlofa would i?e worth twi > that
now in circulation. Notwithstanding the
Americans have s force of if?.???o soldlera
In Manila, who ar.- paid in yobb tit
pie of the Islands will bava nothing but
silver. AH Of the soldiers, when th-y
are ?said In yAd. take their money to
one of the banks and sxehsags it for loeal
ncy. Th native will take the M?-xl
can dollar, worth les*** than 50 cent? In
gold. In prefer? nee ,o the T'nited States
dollar srortb 100 cents. If the United
- re'ain the Phillppis Islands u. spe
,?1h1 ? .?Inage of ?liver dollars mUrht bo
mlnt?_d for ctrculatton In the ..rchlpeluco.
BONDED DEBT.
"There Is sn issue of t40.????>,0n0 of bonds
which was pu, out by the Spanish Gov
ernment in July. 1*5*7. SOd which serve.
tin .? lirst Hen upon the customs re.-, ip'?
,,f thS port Of Manila. ThSSS h<?nd?? . ie
cslled ' ? lulls btpeteeerlss," are i_iy
.,1,1,. in f?r,y years, SOd b?*.ir interest at
, t , , ,-. , .; | - nt. Tho issue price
aas m They arc divided Into two class
Medical
Treatment
,-?'
es, called A and U ?Vomi*. The A bond?
"??n-lst .,f ?.??.(??, i?s-.Mi..l?- In Spain, and
with ?bill i est and iifln.-lpai payable ?there.
The B bonds ?Mg^?rlsa the remaining *!.'?,
ttui'.imyi. und they were to lie isnued In Ma
nila, with lut? ?mm ..mi principal .?ayub'.e
in Manna. ?Of ?the A ?bonds I.'"."
un.|??rwiltt?-n hy the ?BaiMO llisuami ?
ti". ?if Madrid, whleh paid a eommlssiun
?f | i?^r oatm- ?Of Un- B bonds issued in
Manila those that -were put out were
practically a fon?<"-d loan.
"rrartl.-ally. all the ?I ?rt nnd Import
trad? of the Islands is In the lianda of
foreigners."
DP.ATH OF Hum:?. (DMITOI.
Former Mur? l-inil i ..ni: ronamnn Suc
cumb? to I*ural)tl<- Stroke.
LAVnVA.. Ml?.. I ?-.-?nil er I Wl COO
Kr.--.snia?. Harnes Compton died at his
home, in thl3 plac?, shortly after noon
\? st? rday from the ?*T??cts of a paralytic
stroke ?sustained two days ago. His wife
and several children survive him.
Mr. Compton ems one ??f the mont prom
inent Democrats In the State, ?laving rep
r>--'. Bted till?, district In ?CvmgTBM f??r
several terms. He. was ?State Treasurer
foe twelve vea ru and chairman of the
?Democratic ?State Central ?'ommittee for
an ?equal period, h? wa* appointed ?naval
officer f'ir the port of ?Baltimore ?by Preel?
dSBt ("?? vilaml. and held the oftice umil
a f? w months ago.
A.i?aiilt.il by _ .Masked Man.
OAK, ni:w HUNT COUNTT, VA., ?De?
cember L?(SpeciaL>?What seems ?to ?have
h. ?n an ?attempted ?assault upon s rm
?bi- lady in this vicinity occurred
??n Thursday. Mrs. Makey Bhermaa ?be?
lner alono in h??r ?hooaei at ?her dinner
taUa e/ag attacked ?by a man ? :
massed sad ?dragged oat of th?> room,
but on her calling vi ry loudly for h? r
husbaml, tho man t????k Sight ami ha.
sot been ?seea ?state. ?So eecurely was ?the
man ?masked ?that Mr?. Shermaa ?could
not ?roeogalae say of Ma features. Mr.
?Sherman, ?however, i d ti,4> ?re
ward for any taforraatlon that wool I
load to bis ?'it'tur?'.
IH? C lie.? I n u t Crop,
?LB3UMOTON, VA* ?December ?*V-<Bps
riai.i?From ?Raphlne eon;. i report of
tho Immense ch? tnut ?top ?lathered In
th.- mountaina i?a? k of Veauvlue, in Rock
brid-ge county. Fr??m Vesuvius ?there hav?*
?been ?shipped up to tins date thlrty-dve
or UMt buahela of ehoatnuta, The
largeei amount, shipped in any one ?flay
was 141 buaheis. lY.mi ?Raphlne a little
?.v? r ?MO buaneie were ?shipped. The ?price
?received was UM ?per buahel, and ?the
n ?. t of the shipment? were ?made to
?Httsburg end ?Philadelphia. Ths nuw
?vero ir.i'h?r. ?1 l?y ?the mountain ?people
?sad ?sold ?to the country merchants at the
?above ?plai i -*
Sudden ?P?tl of Mr?. Mann.
?Private a?i\!'?s were ?received ?here yes
terday of thu sodden ?death on Friday
night of Mrs. <:? ?? - W. Lig?n, at th
I-, ,n,? of ?her father, Mr. Daniel W. Tuck
iv. <?r Maidens Adventun ?i ?Llgon
Was "ill?, about M yarn ?Of SgO, in??? ?
a most ?eatlmabl?
The Re Vere Sister < iimlnK.
of the head linea la the Bai er Hall
,i reek, I the ?Re V?
They are charming wwi ad as
they are ?popular.
Mr. llnrll? It UOPUU ltunlin??s.
Mr. Barth tt Bopi r, of Pet? rsburg quail?
n.-ii in ?the Dotted Stau I >
? !ourt y? '-'
. of minor Importance wet? ?en*
red.
PECULIAR POISONS.
GENERATED IN mi: HUMAS BODY.
The Result of Iui|ii?rfeet lliice?! Ion
nf Food.
Kvcry IIII ptonl or animal, co?
rtalo
. -, ii.
In ?Um 1.
th I Pie*
mulntn% are usually the ?resull of ?unper*
f? ct dig ?stl a of foo Indi?
?gi stlon or dy ; .
The ?stiomsch, ?from sbos?, weokncea,
not promptly and thoroughly
the food Tho ?resull ?la s heavy, *
which fea meal - (ths> t.r t pi
of ?t ? u lag the Wood, ?making it
; . i.;- ? I
nlng ?the i rala, ?cas dug 1
?;n In th.? ?
--. - tlon ii rit: tes the heart, ?
it! n, end ?n tit) ?bi
portent o
lb?- k : 111 ft,
causing .
this ?Is SO 1
v- ry i? - ui ?a Sa
for nouiishmeal end ?renewal
weak '. If i;.?t only in
; at i ta ?sad ?Serb, but in week,
ni rv> i ?gad mmiilv ? <?m;>
The ?great English : | ?ocli y,
'.?rt In hi. ?J to
U'l.iik atomaeha ?fall to dlge-rl food
propi rl? . i- xuta th? y lack I
Ive tic and b) -
?Jr?ii bl I | | . rit
mo?st s-'iisii?!?' r. m? dy In all Indi
n is to ?take sfti r aai ii meal . tie |
or two of Stuart's Dj . blets, I '
?they supply in a |. harm?
: ?mi all ?the ?1? in? lit.; that w?. ?
1 i?k.
Ths ?regalar ass of Stuart's Dyepepals
Tabl? ?Is will cure ?very ?form of stomach
?trouble ? m- : of the stomach.
They ?iaeteass ti-.-h, laaura pure Mood,
?strong nervn a, ?bright . .. ? ?4 .
c implosion, i- cause all th si
n -m s hole me (.? en II ?dig? t?.i.
Nearly all druggiata ?sei
?pepaia Tablets si ?SO ?mats full--sli ,1 ?park?
or by ?mail ! ?
Stuart ?Com] ?any, M ?ball, .? ask
your -druggii 1 ?Ai
A little i?-*?k on ?stonaach d?eases matl?
?ad ?un ?a. Addrsss F. A. Smart
II, Ml? b.
THE
"S. Galeski
|_ OPTICAL CO.
For comtort ana preservation of your
l_*?t, have ycur Glasses sosurate > bord
at our well-known OH?, U Ks lbli.ili
i ment.
Everything reliable and lowest charge?
ruaranieea.
915 EAST MAIN ?STRUT.
Factory, m soulh Teutta 1 ?
la l?-Su.W&P
?NOW READY . . .
Warrock'
Richardson
Almanack
. . . KOR 1899.
JAME5 E. OOOM PRINTING CO.
Richmond, Va. , . . Wr print ? ? . rytli'nK
(no ?-Su.WAVlmi
TRY ?tII?.T*\VORTH I??\IRV (RKIU.
HRo.M OUR OWN SI:i'ARAT?ii:.
|( A DE l'Ht ?M MORNINQ'S MII.K,
"M.Y a CBMTS WMM QVAMX
de m
office or
I. N. .IONIOS ? SON,
(i, X, nnd II) *?. Kluhtli St.,
RICHMOND, VA.
NuVF.M?n:!. 22, 18981
\\ i* wish to inform our friends
that we arc in the Knijraving
ind Steel-Plate Printing to stay.
>\ hat we intend to do is to
.hsrgs a living profit on our
paper, <ntjravin<j, and plate
printing,- and when we cannot
Jo this we will retire from the
business.
Pleass hear in mind that we
ire the leaders for the best
ualiiy of KURD'S PAPERS,
such as
Wedding Invitations,
Correspondence Papers,
Society Announcements,
Visiting-Cards, V.U., Etc,
tnd in tin* Printing of same we
.hallengs comparison.
\\',? are not the lowest in price,
but wi* claim to he the best, as
?ur patrons say we are.
Respectfully,
I. N. JONf S & SON,
[.ngravers, Printers, and Hinders.
V B.?Dont forget that we
ire in the Printing and ..hiding
business also, though we have )
tOTJ litt I.- tim<- to devote to new I
ivork in this line.
(as i-itA'-ui'.'t)
Ml?. CHARLStf RARRISOl l)l". \I>.
\ Worth) Vnuna Man I)l?-_ Her,??
Rolla l ii<*x|i?.?-,?-ili>.
Mr. Charles Thompklas Etarrtsoa, of
IPyane, Ark., ?died yaaterday morning at
'k at the reS-dSOCS Of his father,
Her. 3. R, Barrtsoo, No. Nf'ssst [?Blgfe
Death reenlted trota m At Brlghfs die?
ind cam.? most unsxpectedly. Mr.
Harrieon had n"t been strong or w.-'.i
hrough tl??? summer and fall, but cam
to Virginia in the bone that tii?- trip and
i feo ?reeks ??f -csr would iM.-n.-tit him.
md his symptoms, ty-,??n?ii unfavorable,
oer, not regarded as alarming until i-'ri
! mornlog ii?- sank rapidly through
: night, end at th?- hour named
paeoed swsy without pain.
Ths d?aatb Of this young min Is Hiir
round? ?I by r?.-. ullai!-- sad r- tatst in
arsaty-four days before his death he
i t?, tbe sltsv M?-? Rollmage, an attrao*
I lady of Pom si city, Ark.,
md the happy ooupla ?started si ones fer
..- k-' Visit to th,? old boms, the
and Other r-latlv-s and friends of
M?-, fini I Ron, who v. | ; a native of thin
t hers up t?. a feo veers
ii.? was K'rt in robust health bul
'? it that be was Improving, ii- oever, h
toon begsn t prow weaker, i s?iit
'f th?- fatigue ol trav? i. Be t??ok us
uide to vieil his sister, in RusseU oouaty,
ind after spending two fir three oeeks
there i)r,?,u,-ht h-r to Richmond, snivlng
morning; to visit his father,
ng, sfter ? f, o ?lays bars, to go to
? to s?-.? his other sister, and rr??
to the thriving Arkansas
own, wi'.'re pisas bad l?e?n made for a
boats, i" an enfeebled condition]
shea bs sol here, Mr. ii irrtsoa continu? I
?> grOO w, -ik, though he would rally ?t
?i ?I ss 1st bs Thursday arsilked
ait to }lr,?a,l sir? ? t.
Th, deceased eras th?, last of f,.?-ir i
<->rri to RSV. J. R. Harrison and ,?.
rwo di.-d srhen suite yo mg, snd ths third !
Is itf".- in a railroad accident about !
I .-us ago. He, too, bad been ir?
-led lees than a BSOath. Mr. Harri ?on
-i ", fears old. an.l was born at
Hollina Institut?-, while hi:- i BthSf I
;?astor ?h?-r-. Be oas educated at Rieh?
mond C ind bsd risen rapidly In
ih.- busim H S rid. Be wan an expert
tant, snd bad for reve?a] years ?
Uled the responsMs position or crshtsr
'f the Kink at Wynn,-. There, as flg.-j
obere, he was esteemed by oil who kaeo ,
ilm for his upright manly, and true life, j
He bad t''?n a m-n.)'?-r of the ?aptlst i
?hurch atoss his boyhood. Ooly two ?la-j
BTVtvS him. These are Mr?. | ?,
I , f Atlanta, und Mr??. 9, ?L '
,t Klk ??artlt-n, Va.
The fanerai uiii take plaes this aftcr
lo-m at ? o'clock at th?- re?*l<lenre of Rev.
I K Harrison. Ur. Hal,-h**r. president
if the 1,-ipti.t Minis'? rs' Conference, will
Dave charge of th?. service, and he re,
ntettt all ?he member** of that body to
tee! him at the hoime by VX, ? ?hick
will take part, ami Ci|>
taln Frank **unnlngham will sing. The
remains will be taken vU the Norfolk
(no 3-Tb.S inJtTiO
r.
, ,i.; . , _
i &4><t?4r4ji
We Greet You
and i ii rile you to come in and look
orrr one of Ihe most com pi etc. stocks
of Holiday Norcltics and finest
quality Jewelry ever exhibited in
Ihis ri/y,
Do your trading i ehe re an es
tablished reputation ira r rant s con
tinued ra/i/idenee.
Holiday Opening.
C. LUMSDEN & SON,
JEWELLERS,
731 East ?Main Street
(de4-Haa,Tu.tTb)
.. i ; .......... i
r
?i
arpets,Rugs,Curtains,&c
Expecting to remove shortly to our new Brosd-street store, s
i.ive determined t<> make specie] prices mi all
Carpets, L?ce Curtains, Rugs, &c
3E0RGE W. ANDERSON & SONS
1204 East Main Street.
He 4-Sn.\\\i
n?! West, rn train, leaving h<-r.- at RS-Rl
?.night, to Gla ! Spring, wh- r>- the it.-'
?rasent will be mule to-morrow a, 3 I'.
r Th.- fatiier SOd BtStSr "f Mrs. Harr|
>n will met hSS SI ''.ii-l- Siiin-,' ami:
oaspaoy bsr ?-.??-k to ?rhaosao
The pall-bearer*, who are r?M|uested to
I, ! \i O.' ! : to-,llght St 10_M o'clock.
ira J. O Sale, R r? Woo?inn. J.
. Wulthail, ?. W Hornet, W. 9. Dillon,
I. J. Kppa, W. I- t?mith, ami Rprso
? ?Im?n.
TYI'KWRlTF.llV
HAVK Yol' BKKM THK MANHATTAN'!
"YPEWRITRR in th.? <*<tMe at '.?u_ .-,_.-t
Iain street*? COll lt.-*!?!,- uml take a
loeer lo?k. You will nee that It I? built '
n established ajitl approved prinrlpU-s, '
H A. flHKl*!l*_l'ti __ CO.
1*1 %%,?*,. OK,' _> ?. A.c.
TO l'i-.NT. A HANl'.SiiMK, NRW Mi
\V t'PRIOHT PIANO. Terms rw
PIANO," in care Dispatch.
! It"
OMA-tOTD 1833.
The Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Compan
OF RICHMOND, VA.
Assets.$696,5*0
? sMBaaaoaB-aBMOBBBB-i
Orders for printing sent to the Ois? I W* H* PALMER? PTCSldCOt?
at?h Company will be given prompt at?
STS "-? ?l?*-***" "~ w- H-M'CARTHY.Secret?
de ?t-lt?
?1 AS'lltS.
m
DOWN GO PRICES!
All the Suitings That Were $18, and Many That Were
? $20 and $22, Go Now at One Price.
SUIT TO ORDER, $15.
i Our $15 Suitings always were, and always will be, the
fl cheapest line of goods in America. Tremendous sales had
f) broken our assortment. Wo scoured the market for fresh
? goods, but could not find what we wanted. This special
? line could not suffer, therefore we have filled it up from
fl our $18, $20, and $22 Suitings?a better assortment and
f) better qualities than we put on show at the beginning of
the season.
i SUIT TO ORDER, $15.
Morton C. Stout & Co.,
Tailors,
826 EAST MAIN STREET.
NEW 'PHOIME 14-55.