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OFFICIAL REJPORT;
rn^I; rAGE^R.) V-\^
(Mr. Campbell) j;^^^
Sjadgxneht lias ;■ been taken. . If anj .
f tlemaa »>e.rmft'roeto interrupt him ./• •= -y.
gsiSn-s' 1 - pardon. 1 C\d not use that lar.
r-^Mr. C >IcILVrAINE:' You used the words'
Mwiß- '••snap ■ judgment." although I,
te^sJ^A^^n,,that^the.|
Kf^ame thing! es- saying it. (Lauffhtar.)
fe<>u< were\ trying! to avoid the responsi- |
p«rom;;Pririce Edward permit me to in
*i£*errut>tbiiK? > • '-.- ,
Certainly, &?-
Itl Mr -GLASS: 'I desire to foil the coin- |
myself to a limited -extent. _I, ?
g£perliaps. should -not Jiave said 1.- ; <iid .
r not -ekpect" it to come uiv >>ecause I
I did. , X have . "oeen waiting here, four j
$ -days lor it to come up. I wanted.to be ;
Fl-in'l^nchburg to-day upon a mission
which some of us arc -equally, m-
I^XeV^stcd; but I remained here expecting |
?-M"ti> come up. I said I : hoped it .would
-be passed by and not come to a final
i- dm!°McIJ^VAINEd m!°McIJ^VAINE: 5 -Mr. Chairman. I
i^do not want to be. .misunderstood,
Neither by any member &&£Sss2B&^
C-tion or by any intelligent- citizen the
Estate of Virginia. I want you 'to un-,
ffiderstand that I act fairly- and; squarely ;
above board in everything; and if
judgment lias been taken in
Willis; matter.'lt" has been taken upon a.
P caution given by me this morning be-
Itiore: making a motion to so into
t-mittee of the Whole. 1 specificallj
5 stated there were only three questions
mm the report of the Committee on
©Education that had not been determm
i rd on; ■ tliat tyro '..of , :them Had been
i-passei -passed -by/and- that this' was tne third.
1 5 made that statement in order that
ifaiiy genUeman might roaTce objection .
Mu> going into Conjmittee of the.Wliole.
; ; -There was no objection, and we went
VJnto Committee of- the Whole and!
-#have progressed thus far. .. ■ • . , I
'• I have not one syllable to say against I
tx the University of; Virginia, when I
W think ot the honorable gentlemen .who j
" -rilled those chairs when I was there, •
iJsuch men as; Minor, under whom I j
£ took a course, Gessner Harrison, "
;■ j^rank Smith,' and McGuffey, all of ,
v -whom, I believe, are in heaven except;
the Frank Smith, who was
this floor the other day,' and whose
KSharsd I had the pleasure of grasping.
-Wmari. who. this year fills out his ' semi-"
Ei"" centennial of service atthe: University
Wat Virginia, has stood there, not only •
'iios a grand professor, but as a. grand ;
"-'Christian man, honored and beloved by
■'•■: all who came under his influence.
*.'• Now I would say a word on the sub
•'"■Ject 'spoken of by the gentleman from
William (Mr.- Gregory); but he «
iihas done it so effectively that I need
P'liot "say another sylJabJe. Mr. Chair
5-man, there is no hisUlity on the part
l«if thxj colleges of.- Virginiavto tbejUni
? verslty of Virginia. We .ill recognize
•■■our indebtedness to it. I could say aj
S'l?reat many good .things about the ,
:'■. "University, and l.h reckon maybe I j
of these days' wiien t"ue ques
- lion comes up again. _
I have no objection in the world, sir,
i r io the postponement; but just remem
"> bcr that the "Committee; on Education is
1 ready to go on' now, V (Laughter.)
1 llr, MARSHALL:: Mr. Chairman, I
<1p nof'care to take up the time of the (
,- ; - committee for more than a few mo-
I regret as much as "the gen
r tlejnan from Washington (Mr. Camp- 1
".. 1)oll), possibly can. -that- the members j
1 of tlie' Convention arp not here. If the j
"lashings by the puLiic. press and the!
V^mutterinss of the people do not. give J
£ ? -us a quorum, those? of. '. us .who attend;
g l-.cre ought not to be held responsible j
.for it; and we ought to go on and -trans- ■
p- act ' this business; for I will tell you
ti-ihere is going to be. a hot old time
'-In this State if we" do not soon get
■taiown to business and -dp something
£ here. You may mock and you may
6 treat lightly the patience and for
• fcearance of the people, but when you
| cet". me stirred once, they are not easily
o^nfled'with.^. : / " v
iv Now, Mr. Chairman, if I understand
" this proposition it -is- contended that
" "by c putting -into this this
. appropriation that" is to' continue dur
:Ungthe lifetime of the Constitution to
University of Virginia it will, he
n enabled' to become a greater and re
r; inowned seat of learning. What does
ft -that 1 involve? You . certainly concede
f: .that you do. not intend-to do any; more,,
■? X this appropriation" is put in there in
V; its present form, than you do now. You
Iwrae inhere and say "You are not
/ aiow doing the work of f a great' univer-
Isßity-iand you will: never -get the Leg
:l JslaWe to give you any more than this
i: appropriation." ; If : this ; does ; not an
»>fßwer7our 'purposes, when it comes in
i^i the? shape of an appropriation. ;in the
S's Enriual appfbprlalion hill, how can It
EM efficiently be : improved upon simply
igliecause" it comes as a continuing ap
';'-propriatidn in- the Constitution of the
' StJile? - v .■" ' -"-' ; '"\ :::■"..■■■ "-'- . :
1 - The gentleman from Lj T nehhurg (Mr.
f? Glass) says "Who owns the University
■« of; Virginia?" The s*a me query might
Avell-. be made as to the Virginia Mili-
Institute. ; That .institute in its
BK sphere arid in its relation to the edu
- catjohal. interest of this State has
jjtirought as much renown arid lustre to'
Sethis Commonwealth as oven the Uni
l; versity of Virgin ia- i ;\ Its .-. gi-aduates
i Slave' reflected honor upon this State
;fc s "as well as upon their Alma Mater; and |
i- if this appeal is to be heeded in, behalf i
UniversUy, '-"why, would- it not ;
iit come with, the same grace, from the ]
R?vVir{jinia ! Military^ Institute and from
s~'these other, institutions which the
rS State owns and: controls":
V" If professors are leaylnpr ana have
t^j'eft:-. ■and i refuse to come" because" the
■V T^egislature- has made*" inadequate; ap
griliropriations in the past, how do you
■ expect to improve that condition when ;
' you ;dq not increase your appropriation |
j": Jri: this Constitution? for the amount \
A of- the appropriation . is just : what the
Illicglslatureygave- hist year.
r :•■; Mr. Chairman, it is.now. now more than a |
:- quarter of a century since I first' 6c- ;
|*<!U pled- ai- seat in the other end -of this ;
p Capitol: Twenty-six years ago there ;
f-"waf -"was ■ Bfilappropriation to the University i
/ of- Virginia !of $lo,oo^:and to the .Vir-
E Rinia' : Military.' ; lnstitute of 810,000.
pGentleincn, the 3^jjlsl;iture," wlmevt-r
teirTay^have been its. faults anditS: de- •
Iliecta^and:' doubtless -;it ; - has them,: has
Kiiot beoiih unmindful of your wants , ; nor,
i^has it; been untj-ue to; your'/. -Interests.
*'nt." has' increased those;; appropriations
fetirjiil • they are now b'byoßd*; §50.000 ..to
|ijthfs ; Institution: 1 repeat,- the Xregisla
1 has not been '.ummndful of its i
|fduty ; ; to thuUiiivcrsiiy; of . Virginia j
-$>vheiu'you' remember that fact;? H . nas '
increased Hive appropriation, j
ftonflr.'it'Ms; incredible to. believe that: it
'«M r iU be. recreant -to ;this ? trust in the
Sfuturel^ I'" oppose : putting any. appro- 1
ppriatlon in. this, Constitution;: I would
llrelegrate : even "<■ the; fixing ' of <the salary
i- of the Governor to'; the ? who
pjiavei to pay St. through? iheir = represen- |
Iftatiycsl - But. he.d oes not" succeed fWm^
|?Bnlf^C\Ve refused' to- put in; the, Consti-:
■■ tutlon-.the approprlat}on^.for-thc sala-;
|&rles>of.' the .circuit vjudsep.?; It Is ■ true
4 this j provision^ was ; left in ; tlie" Cbnstitu- i
i*VtJ on- fixing: the Sftlarles;o££the 'judgeaTof •
Mx lie V Supreme Court of Appeals;- but! it
sls ■ ycr>V' quest ion iihleV, to \ me, ;. t;yc*n : when
! :.ba'ckvoh»UJ.^flpprJ
Ppfi:the^Conventiori,> whether, rthatrapr.
pproprJationi-wUlinoU :«?o^ut: ;SoV l: am
K^pppsed f on'";; principle stot-- putting;' this
pijrpvisi.on'injher^3laiie;ho
|it:?ons^lnfyour!Corisi|t\it«bnr;.-;; •.-;;?;":- v
tS^lht reference toiwhc-thfritlM'se denomlna-;
EyjQnaJ ; schools ari'.antasoiilstic to.thc ? l7ni-'f
••vrffpltjK- or ''rioter: do not know. ■•"-I-" took- one
ofi^ny own boys- fromronciOfvthemwana
sent? '-hiih-f to the University of
so I -have" only | had ..that" one opportunity
;to> patronize ' it, -"and 1 : : I f didv so. v ? 1' did ; nn t
sciKi^my t>oy?to^Yale,- Haryard^pr. Priiice
.ton.?-but I'difli twmd him '■, to the University
of Tiixinia.'Mi'Want toFay^that iyhave no
enmity or hostility to{thls'insatutionr?lt
Is not - roy.* ffood 'fortune!: to -be: an s alumnus,
or - ever to hare; been vwi thin tj its " historic
precincts- It ; was H my: 1 misfortune : to ? have
received very: little- education,, eventless
than" the " distinguished, gentleman^ from
jLvnchburjr, ■;;. and; that ; is very, little/ ac-.
cording i to : his " own ;;, testimony® here.
(Laughter).' But r,will say in- passing that
1 hope the gocxdl^rd^wlllvgiveusiavfew,
more -ignoramuses .••in'fVirginiaf like s him.
CLsußr^itoxO ■ -' ■ " ■ ' '■■ ■'" .- «?'-■ * -
Now Ihope we .■will remand this question
to. the legislature, where improperly be
longs, and - where . it^ has ■; received! • proper
and, creditable attention- in /the -past. _. .',
It is not fair to ! the children of .the State
tbat.we;do this.Vnor is it just to the free
'schools of the State/- ."■'.:,'•:• ':■,. :':■■ ' ,- / ; , •
Let us first foster the common schools
of the State, and leave it to \ the) Leglsla
lure as to • the -higher educational facili
ties. •'■ :"'.'■■■■'•-:■■ .•• : .-: : --c-^A- '/•;. .:'.-. v .: ■;■ ■..■.^;~'-'
The CHAIRMAN: : The auesuon.is.on
the motion of tlie gentleman from.Lyr.oh
burg (Mr. Glass) to reconsider, the- vote
by which section 12 was struck out of the
= I ask for a division. :
The motion wasvagreed to, :there being/
on a division, ayes S6, noes IG.
■: air; •\TILL.IAM A. ANDERSON: I move
that that motion be passed; by.
The motion was agreed to.
:Mr McILWAINK: I move that the com
mitteerise. •;.'.• : : '- ":.'-. •- :-■", - ; ;;^ :r:?-v.'-?.
■The motion was agreed. to. and the com
mittee rose. : : '•:,.. •■'- : '. , '. ,
The President having resumed! the chair,
Mr. Flood reported that the Committee. of
the "Whole hadmade some progress, but
had come to no conclusion upon the mat
eMr.ef%VII^LIA3Ie Mr. ef %VII^LIA3I G A." ANDERSON: Mr.
President %■ move that when the Conven
tion adjourns to-day, it adjourn- to meet
at 12 o'clock, noon on Monday next. - :
The motion was,, agreed to. \ v. .
Mr.'.GARNETT: I move that the Con
ventiondo now adjourn. "~. '.? • -
The motion was agreed to,, and (at 11:40
o'clock A. M.) the Convention adjourned
-until ■yronday, January C, 1902, at 12 o'clock
meridian.
J The Police Conrt Docket; j
j In the Police Court yesterday Justice
i Crutchfield fined- Horace Massey (colored)
$2.50 for being disorderly ;on the street.
; Mike... Fernandez was fined. ?10 for as
' saulting and beating li. P. Rogers. '
! Abram Poland, charged with being dls^
! orderly and breaking a window glass , on
; the premises of A. Navey, was fined $2.50.
i Clif. Ricf^. Phillip Bohanan,,. Dick
Vaughan, Walter X»ipford, James G-rubbs,
and Aubrey Brittons, charged with tres
"^•sFiiiir on the premises of ; the Waddil-
Memorlal chapel, were dismissed, 'upon
.payment of '$1.20 cost each.. ■ ..
\ John Williams alias John Wells, alias.
; Tom Jackson (colored) went down for. six
months as a suspicious character. : S
P. C. Lewis was given sixty days on
the same charge.
William Laridrum. charged with . steal
' ing a turkey y on Christmas-Eve from J.
\\*. Dunn, was dismissed!
Kl.K 1 . Macon Shirvin, . was fined $1 for being
drunk. , , . . .- '
-'Perry lyev.is, charged with stealing a
! wrench, was sent to jail for sixty days.
|-.-. The case against. J. J. McGraw, -who
■ is charged with assaulting John McGraw
i with a beer bottle, was continued again,
this time the hearing going over until
January 18th. ". . ■;';,?.
Cliiy-Street liCagncrs.
At a meeting of the Epworth League
of Clay-Street church,; on last Friday..'
evening, the following ofilcers were elect-
I ed for the current year: President, John
E Hunt;,- First ; Vice-President, Lee.G.
Crutchfield; Second Vice-President, Mrs. ;
P. E. Hatcher; Third Vice-President, Asa
| Johnson; Secretary. ; W. / Norvell Wood
j waci Financial Secretary, Mrs. I/illis
: Delarue; Treasurer, Miss Lottie .Layne; |;
■ Chairman of lookout Committee, AV-:|
j Leake Wingfield;; Chairman of. Social :
j Committee, Miss GenevieveSharpe; Ac-;
companist, Miss Bessie Chappell; Assist- .
ant Accompanist, Miss Effle Delarue.
Sinely l'cr Cent of It Really Caused
from Poor Dijrestion.
Real organic heart trouble is incurable,
but scarcely, one case in a hundred is
orsanic.
The. action of the heart and stomach
are both controlled by the same great
nerves, the sympathetic and pneumo
gastric,;and when the stomach fails to
J properly digest the food, and it lies in the
t; stomach fermenting-, . gases are formed
which distend the organ., causing pres
sure on the heart and i '-. lungs,- causing
palpitation, irregularity, and shortness
of breath.; v ■ ;, '■':■"■' '
I' The danger from condition is that,
1 tho continued- disturbance of the heart
! sooner or later niay cause real organic
[heart trouble, and, in fact, frequently
j does so. . .;.-;. "v. '•
Furthermore, poor digestion makes. the
blood thin and \ watery and deficient
■ in red "-.-corpuscles, and this further irri
tates and weakens the .heart. L; v ..
-'The most sensible thing to do for heart
tfoubl<! is to insure the digestion and as
similation of the food.. ;T; T
. This can be done by the regular use
after meals. of some safe, '-pleasant, and
j effective \ digestive preparation, like Stu
j art's; Dyspepsia Tablets, .which; may :be
1 found at most -drugstores, and -which
contain the necessary digestive elements
in a pleasant, convenient ?f0rm. ... -."•■ •
Thousands of people, keep "well - and
rigorous by keeping their digestion per
fect by observing. tY?ru?«» of. taking one
or two of these \taHUte ; a£ter each : meal,
j or ;at ■ least 7 after etch hearty meal. -
[. Stuart's Dyspepsia Jablets contain U. S. •
P. ; pepsin, diastase; from -malt and other
natural-idigestives vrtiich act^orily-on' the,
food,' digesting it perfectly.: and -prevent-"
ing ncidity, passes, and the.raahy diseased
conditions- which : accompany - a -weak,
stomach..,.;; - : --:.-.' '■■; •".. '[ ■'- .'■.';. .'■- :'.;;■. ■.•:"..'.-■.' '-■"
When Stuart's- Dyspepsia Tablets; are
UFed, ■ you : ; may know you j aro not : taking
into^the ■■ system . any | strong} medicine =or
powerful drug, simply tha; "natural
digestive" .elementsr whfch : every! • •weak
stomach lacks. ' '. • - _
:-- So;- wid ely k nownf o n<S i, popular.'- y have
t h ese ; tablets -become h that 1 ; theyJJ af« •: nowi
80jd!-by : *;very 'druggist J in- .thefSitTnite^
I 6tateß;= : Canada,; and 'Great Britain. „
S^^li^cht'S.Wiintß,''t"^o^*posi
;Rent/»^sWi»ted?i:ttoomii,i|t'Boar€LesS i !
■W>ntc«l,» -"Bonril Wanted," .."toir
Strayed, or Sial«nJl^inih^iMmcxtt^
r'w-^dii;^ ie;« eacJi. ,; SF,"CHARGEDSO2«]
'OURV'Bboks,- «» CENTS FOX OSE- ;
;HAt^N^H^WA^E^^^^^^^g
EMPioi'a'tEST .AVASTS.
W,VSTED.
■> SIDE 1 / LINE; iWITH « FREB ;? OUTFIT ;
f protected; territory^' arid^commissioni'. on:
1 year's i trade ; *: 1901-5 salesman =1 t&'.Ql'
-Post-office • Box" 1371,-; ' New.ii York.
- - ' - • ja 5-lt*.^
... WASTED,
; SALESMENi FOR "AIjL'LINKS' OF.BUS^
lness 'ft (Splendid "Side? Line) £tor< sell Jiourj
Advertisings Fans; 75 v different -styles;
; newest, 3 latest "patterns; just 4 the i; things
customers iwant; ; we- payjtho.largest . com-1
missions. HvManyi; of r our'tmenS give 'itheir,
entlreStlme* to? our lines vand^m^Jce^fromi
$75 ' ; t0 1 5125 .e%'eryi week; ? guaranteed !s best
side ;-]ine "ever,, offered;' : > Write I promptly,
.with Preferences. -: fii paid
promptly, c AMERICANNOVELTY. COM
PANY;:CIncInnati, Q. i . . ja sTlt5 T lt -
::■■-■■. .:'.;':':;WASTED;- V -- ::• .•:- ■ . :
HUSTLING! f T SALESMAN li FOR - <VTR
ginia 0 and fNorth;' Carolina by /well-estab-.
Ushcd wholesale house.>jHlgh: commission
contract,";. with 525 weekly.allowance iwhila
travelling. SMITH. COMPANY,
Detroit; Mich. v'v =. . ; jao-lt* ;
.; ■ .- .'• -^WIASTED.-; .,., .' ; -' ,1.
BY AN.-. EXPERIENCED; PRACTICAL,
and , highly-endorsed bank man, Position
by " March Ist y CURRENCY. % care -Dis
patch. " -"•-:• .-'••" ■■• -A ''-•:■:; ■ r ' "'•; ja : 6-Sun-It* \ ;
-,'--.: -' " ; - "-:■■;'.; WASTED. ; . '
RELIABLE •< CLEVELAND :' HOUSE
wants- bright iman- 'as l? Travelling Sales
man. ■' General mercantile trade.; Energy.-;
business ability, "and .salesmanship will
makf» position permanent. ..Box 52,-Cleve
lahdr.O...";.-;;-.. .;:•.--;;';■/ r;-^ ...:3a-= 5-lt*-,
.- ': '•;--■ "WASTED.-- - .: V :, '.
A FIRST-CLASS COOK AT 312 EAST
Franklin, not .to sleep on lot. . ja ,5-1t* .....
■ -", ■ ,-' ' •;■ .-".wasted,; .-■- •■..•..■..'•••:■•'.;■
EXPERIENCEDrSALESMAN TO SELL
Teas and Roasted Coffee to grocery, trade
In Richmond: on commission.-: I' me oppor
tunity for, first-class .: man. Apply ; or
write. No. 4 south Trvelfth street. .: ■>./.
. • - .. - .- ■ ." ' -■- ' ja. 5-lt*-.-.
. ..WASTED. .-
A YOUNG LADY ; STENOGRAPHER
and Typewriter wishes a- Position, : either
in city or elsewhere. Can furnish satis^
factory references. -Address H., care Dis
patch. ■■•■ ":'."• ' .'Ja.B-lt*,^
-'.':■■ V/ASTED. -■.•'.^."' " -■■
RBSBONSI BLE PHILADELPHIA
firm wants office 'manager at Richmond;
salary, 51,800 : yearl y; $700 cash | and satis
factory references required ; ; commercial
referencesfurnished: position permanent.
\ddress Post-office Box 2SI, Philadelphia,
Pa.- - "-"" ■-■ ■■•■ .- . •' " - ::y '^ 0 " lt
; WASTED,
EVERYWHERE, HUSTLERS TO TACK
Signs. Distribute Circulars, Samples,- etc. ;
no . canvassing: good pay. • SUN ADVER r
TISING BUREAU, Chicago. . . ja 5-lt*
WASTED,
VVPFPIENCED HANDS TO WORK 1 ON
E pOHLIG, BROTHERS. 1333
east; Franklin .street (upstairs), .ia 5-lt*
WASTED,
A YOUNG LADY OF. EXPERIENCE
wishes a few hours -of Stena|r^iC a
Work to do at night. Address EXPERI
ENCE, No. S2l north Twelfth street:-,
' . .' ';•'." ' ■ ■ '-• JcX O~xL
WASTED, ;
WASHING TO DO AT HOME. SA.TlS
faction guaranteed. Apply or .address
1231 Moore street. ■■■•':. 33- o-it :
WASTED.
GOATDRNMENT POSITIONS-WHERE
they are and how obtained. Full particu
lars as to salaries, dates/places of exami
nations to be held soon in- every State.
STITUTE, ' WRShington, D. gun it
* " WASTED. - : "
HOME WORK-THE YEAR. ROUND;
no canvassing; ;S5 ; to- SC-,weekly, working
evenings; experience .unnecessary; enclose
stamp; work mailed on application. ■ 25TH
CENTURY .MANUFACTURING COM
PANY, Toledo, O. : , -', 3a5-lt*
WASTED.
YOUNG MAN DESIRES POSITION AS
Helper' to Electrician; small salary ex
pected to begin with. Can furnish first
class references. J.. E., care Dispatch.
• . .-;' . ja, 5-lt*
■ WAKTED. ;
AGENTS EVERYWHERE ; EITHER
sex; Zarema Diamonds; experts puzzled
to detect from genuine; liberal commis
sion: catalogue; sample (ring, or stud),
free on application/ ZAREMA ; DIA
MOND COMPANY, 113 Adams street, Chi
cago.. ' " '• :,. „■ ja 5-Sun2t
A LADTOF EXPERIENCE I>ESIRES
Position as Housekeeper in first-class
hotel "-.■'■ Excellent recommendation, from
last employer. .Ability for managing ser
vants unsurpassed. Mtes FLORA ENDY,
I/incolnton, N. C. - : v "ja,s-lt*
WANTED,; :
AGENTS . FOR THE NE i PLUS ULTRA
Charcoal Flat Irons, entirely new, Just
out, different fi'om all others; irons with
out - cooling. -. Address GEORGE FINN,
Sole Proprietor, Newark, N. J. ;
■> ■'.-:" •• :■•••.-.'■ ...;-.. :-•■-. " ..:':.■ , ja \'&-lt* )-,
WANTED, -';" '•',-.■•
MECHANICS QUALIFIED FOR AD
vancement. Our free booklet,- 4 ,' Are Your
Hands' Tied?" tells how thousands have
doubled . or largely^ increased their earning
capacity through our spare .time instruc
tion by - mail. ; -Write ' toVthe". IN
TERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE
SCHOOLS, Box. 1C31; Scranton,= ; Pa., "or
call ; day.; or evening. ; ja 5-15,26, f e 5 ;
.'■-■ - WASTED, ;,' ■■"'". "-.-■, ■'■
AGENTS. WE HAVE WHAT PEOPLE
want. Lamp ..that makes its own gas at
cost of 1 cent-a day. "Sells for 51. :Wi]l
send small model: free to those i wishing
to work for us. 'Write our Department
B. to-day. EMPIRE! GAS-LIGHT. COM
PANY, 90 west Broadway, New.- York. •
■ -■-": -" :. ,\ v :;r ja 5-lt:.-
"; : :': '- "wanted. -: '--•'/>
•salesmen travelling. for
other houses,' for any line, 7 and who' will
appoint an agent In each- city for us, can
obtain j free outfit and . pay. 1 on : all • their
agents orders for 15 years. Address
HULL, 154 east Twenty-third street, New
York city..: .'.;.'... '■„' ja:s-lt. ;
■ - ■; WASTED, . - -■'.:■ " -
AGENTS TO HANDLE .OUR IDENTl
fication Key Registry, : Death, . ahd. : Acci
dent Policies. -Money maker for. agents.
Call: or write, ;UNION. REGISTRY- COM
PANY, 150 Nassau: street, New " York. >:
. :;■ :-;-. v- - :■> ' ; '- : -?" ; " ■■ '■■ "-'3a?s-lt».'."
■■ -'■:-; WANTED.; -;-' "^\'=- ':" .;'
LADIES, SOMJTTHING NEW, MAE
ing sofa'pillowKfAt home; 57 to Sl2 weekly;
materials furnished ; ;■• no :i canvassing ; I ex
perience ?■'.'. unnecessary ; 1 "steady^; : employ
ment;, send stamped addressed Tenvelrpe:
HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURING COM
PANY, Erie ; street,! Chicago; . : ja;s-JLt
;■■-■-.-■'■■ :• ■'• ".- iWASTED^k'- ' '- v'-
SALESMEN, BY? RELIABLE. JOBBING
house; 5 Travelling^ Salesmen V to: place
high-grade s specialty,- 1 line ;with ■:merchan
dise 1 trade. High. commissions
manent postdpns'to good' men.;- Full: time
required. . R, 7S, 153 . Fifth" avenue,-- Chi
cago.- ;. : -- :::;/■■.;■ -o:.':;" ■■'■-. : v : > 3a : 5-it;-;
?5 D AY ■■: GUARANTEED p- SALARY,
men; or ; wothen;'-' selling >■ our,'' Waterproof
Shoe Polish : ?. shines ; ■no * br«sh
quired ; 2 full-sized'^ bottles ; f ree-^-ono :black
and ; one russet-^-b y<; express,'" prepaid :i ex-;
elusive territory?; For. particulars; address!
BONDER ,- SHOE-POLISH -i COMPANY,*
Department -26,: Chicago./:; _•■: ;.': ::;;ja;;s-lt"v
".I; ' -: 1 . " ;';v\VAWTED;:^. ; .:^i^ z\£&£/k
AGENTS-i :. ■'-■:. $im;d WEEKI/r^-vEASILT.
made.; We ■•vpilLprdveithis.'S-NainefPlates,-
Numbers, ; Signs,'> readable\ darkest Ini trhts.-
Samples g; f ree. -: ' RIGH? WSUPPEY * GOMi
PANY, / Englewqod. 111. in C-lt
; CHEAPEST i OH/** PORTRAIT;: AND
fraixiQcrnn(3e.v>CValuables outfit Sfree.'vSSend
for 0ur440-pagesUlustrate&fcatalogue.i.W7
W. FRlß^TANl&V; CO,f ?Maiiuf acturers,
Martlnsburjr. . Mi. - - . ;ja'-&-Sun2t;^
fSeSSSSSn&m^BV'J^'S^
iSITUATION; v BYfANaIIFrTO-DATE'ijpß:
fepri nterl arid t ».} good^i all-roiindi nian^Aa-.
|^ess;-sfstating"^¥salary,;;itoa^C^gFvgAvE|
1 ; Va., Po3t-oflrcejßoxißK^
M^MtakteD'! ' - : ~ ; "' "^§§
M FINANCIAI^INSTIT^TIONIi^WANT^
f agents s to : ? secure f; savißgs-bank % deposits, ;
t&d;f ?15,000 ffl off ered«?aepositors|?to U ala:
: agents ! ; ins getting ~busine3s.f ?Bond^ or^ i2>;
i requlredr^i Salary M $15^1 to ■$&
I clock;^lVßANK,''.r:caresAmerican>'fi?ur- /
fchasingSAgencyiV 13 KChamber'^Commerce^
ja 5-lt- ,
wasted, • ■■;••■■•;
iFbUR?LrVB;MEN^FOR<?INDUSTRIAL'
ilnsurahcer;r fiOnly3thoseawilllng|toSworK:f iOnly3thoseawilllng|toSworK:
I'needi apply.ri State £ experience^ references,?
' &c. '■• > Address iv Post-otrice tßox % 3 Js,^ Ctty. 1 :^
- _• ja 5-1^
WASTED,
t^ YOUNG i MAN: 25 i DESIRES^ POSITION
fof 1 some ! kind Vat -: once. r>- Have •; had varied.
; experience '• in; general Iclericalivwork^col
lecting, ':■ and ' soliciting. ; Address ;.';ETRO
. TECHNICS," ' care i Dispatch.: : ja: 5-lt*
I r'.'.:;-".- ; : : - •.'.-•-■ : - •".r.-.'J*.TVAKTEp,v;-v: ■'"::•' ' -U ■ i-te ■<:*'':
WASHING: TO :: DO " AT-HOME. V GOOD
references. Apply -9 •; east : Charity. ■ street.
; -fja 5-lt*
• , -' " ■. . v-;- : WASTED,-aTV;: ■ yy. -'■ : - v '
A : . MILLER -y^WHO
running | suh roller-mill,-, and -. can \ attend , r to
a. burr- - and - corn-mill; ": all!" in the .' same
mill.V References ■ required. ; ..;. Address ■S.
M CLAY,- .Wren, ;Chai-lotte : county, -Va."
ja 5-lt* ;;"■•; . ■'.; - ;:
v'.---' . r ■ ; ■"X" ; wasted; : 'r-:y,:: -■. ■:':■--'■?■•>■■■■:
A- GOOD," ■■ BRIGHT" ■■ 80Y .'. -'■ TO -HOLD
copy '■>- One who has some ■ knowledge ;o£
printing preferred. -None .other need't ap
ply. ;O. E. ; FLANHARTy Franklin street.
i^ja's-lt* • y
-:"■:: - f:p^ ' '■' "■^
GOOD i COOK;' ALSO/: :GIRL-,^ TO
Nurse. Bring- reference.; [ Apply^wp.. vm
west Main; street:: y I;;.-':;.:-. ■; - . vJ^iP^
. ■ :- \ " - :■ ■ i'-'-WASTBD,'---^'"-:: -.;•:. ■:"-.'• .-,- '-,-• '-'.' : ;
A YOUNG -."MAN .:v UNDERSTANDING
Stenography, " to :make; himself fgenerally v
usefu "in store.:;Address;,with T references,
PRODUCE COMMISSION; MERCHANT,
Post-office; Box^l3B,- city.::;\ ;;;: ; % o-lt.:
■- ; '-. : : ■•-. WANTED.;:- - . : \ ;..-.-.-.>.;
BY \N EXPERIENCED IRETAIL^SHOE
Sale^maai; a -Position -with - : a':;; wholesale
shoo"" house. Would'be, willing, to^trayel.
Best -of reference- 'from.: present; ;.em-.
nlover. Address ■ EXPERIENCE, care- of
Up-Town Dispatch.,/ . . ;; Ja-5-2t* ;
•;:--'■ -.. :-:-'",:,: wasted.; ■■/■/:-:..'..
WANTED; : f> EVERY
large V county ; ■ "Game o'.. Skill-: - : Nickel
Slot-Machine for drinks or i cigars ; . strict
ly lawful ; : . takes place : of forbidden .; slot
machines, '•: . thereby-v" ; filling a" '• long-felt
want. ' Rented or sold \ oni easy..- payments.
Sells at sights. JULES. WEBST.BR DESK.
COMPANY, Chicago, .--111:. ; : :-,: >. ja o-lt» ;^
■-"■ •:.-%;:' -^ .-/,'.; ^. -•... -.-•.:-.-
RELIABLE,, :,MIDDLE-AGED --^ WHITE
Woman,, to live 'as one of the family and
do 'general House '-Work ;;f or three- Good
home ; light -work ; > , reasonable . wages.
Call at -710 ' Holly -street,"- between- Pine
and Laurel." - " --' ,• < ja 5-lt* •
. - WASTED. ' ■'- '; •" i . ,:;■,.--
PARTY WITH > TWELVE \ -YEARS'
experience In grocery business - ana; limit
ed capital, ' would ■> Engage ', in- Business
with right person. References ■ exchanged:
Address - M-, ; 10G • south First ■■ street, . city.
. - ..--.-. <•.. ...^,...r. ; : .^>..-...r. .-. jao-lt' - ; -
- -- -,-■•;- j WANTED, •.-'..'■'-;'.■-".
BY AN* EXPERIENCED (REGISTERED
Druggist, a Position. Best of references.
Address DRUGGIST, : 713 Cameron street,
Alexandria, .Va,'".. U:".?P. :' ' ' Jasf2t»-
>;■ ■;:.'•':: " [:?. WASTED. ■:■■ ::
POSITION- BY fTHOROUGHI.Y -CAPA
bIe, Hustling Salesman.-: Eight years j ex
perience and i best references. Wholesale
house preferred. Do not: object to travel
ling. Address SALESMAN, care of Dis
patch. ■ '- 3a5-lt» :
WANTED,;
YOUNG MAN WISHES A.' SITUATION
to Help in Butcher-Shop. :. Has; worked
In hotel. L. E. S.. 711 south Laurel.
,!.'- ■■ ; ■•-'■ '■? \ ■■ ■■■' -'- : Jao-lt*
■WASTED, ■
AT ONCE. GOOD MOULDING-MA
chine :Hand; Apply to^ THOMAS E.
STAGG, 1441 east Main street. . ;; ja4-2t* ■
- " ■-.;. , wasted;^ ,/ •;:■ ■■:'
A WHITE WOMAN.: TO , NURSE AND
Assist in House Work. References. Ad
dress L. H., care of Dispatch.. . ja4-2t*
WASTED,-/
A PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPER.
"S. P.," caro Richmond Dispatch. :.
: ; ; . .-.',' >"• v ja3-3t
■> ;',.'i: : WAXTED. :;.;."- ■'-:..
A GOOD MAN TO: WORK THE CITY
trade for Paper, and Printers' 2 Supplies.
A good salary, to a good man; no other
wanted. Address A. B. C, care. of Dis-;
patch. .: : . - : ;. • :.: ja2-4t* -
--.'. ■■" ■ ■ WANTED. _ ■ >'■;
PROFITABLE WORK -OFFERED
Apents in every town to secure subscrip
tions to The Ladies' Home Journal and
The Saturday. "Evening - Post., We: , want
agents -who -will work -thoroughly, and
with business system to cover, each- sec
tion with ; our illustrated; little: booklets
and other advertising matter,' and to ' look
sharply after renewals.; from oldsubscvib
ers. The - pay. is first rate, and ; at the.
end of- the season $20,000 will be ..given
tho ". •: best :. workers as " extra - : prizes v, for
good work. Hqw well some of our agents
have succeeded is told in a-Httle booklet
wo would ; like .to ' send you— portraits of
some of our best- agents, with, the story
of how they made it.pay. ;■';.."-,-;.";■';.."
,-;." -1 THE CURTIS PUBLISHING : CO..
: de 11-78t -. :.-■/. ; •-- ■/yPhUadelphia.^Pa. T:
• "-^v---: ;-,; wanted; ■■■"
FAITHFUL MANAGER 'TO TAKE
charge of distributing depot, and office
to be opened ' in Richmond to further bus
iness- interests;of old -established; manu
facturing concern. Salary," $125 per month
and extra. -profits. : Applicant 'must'fur
nish good - references ?' and ' have ; $800 \ cashr
Address "^MANAGER,- Post-Office ' ; Box
1421. Philadelphia, Pa. '- de 29-Sun2t ,
""- ; - ;: . WANTED, :.' '■■".%':
.SALESMAN-. WANTED OUTSmD CITY
to call .on doctors only; on behalf -of the
leading firm in -the business. -Established
trade. : Position permanent. V" Applicant
must -be • intelligent and ' indefatigable.
State experience. Address. - Post-Office
Box 858; ,- ; Philadelphia.. r . : ■ :; v
; : - ' de 29-Sun,Th&Sun3t*
-'::.-. : ::..-.- WANTED, ■":■■;. ;■:>■; -.■..:';
FOR UNITED STATES ARMY, ./ABLE-
Bodied, 'Unmarried Men, between- ■ ages
of 21 and 35," citizens of -United I States,
of good - character,, and -temperate habits,
who i can L speak, read,-: and .write English,
For information apply to Recruiting Of
ficer, uo east Broad. ' -;.•.... .'■■■ ■•■;'
.-':'-'/>;''';;::----,.'.. jal-W,F&SuntMh3i
.»..:: WASTED, \ '"-W -, 1
SALESMEN ; TO SELL . PERFUMES;
Toilet iSoaps, etc.,;, to dealers,-;sloo.month
ly and -expenses; experience unnecessary.
PLUMER PERFUMERY 'COMPANY. •'
de 2S-Sun2t :•■ •- St. Louis, Mo. ','
: . \ wasted;, -■ , , . ,
AT ONCE, MEN AND WOMEN TO
make $6 to ; $18;a .week in spare -time; -no
canvassing ; the ,work is ■ el evating. and
refining;: any one who can read'and write
can-do it, and' earn .money 'j.from,'-'. the
start. .■-: ■: : -.'-}-- : ■-■':-.--,-;:'-> ■■■■'-. r-> ';-~ ; -;-- r':'
■ ■■. ' H. "A. ; GRIPP, German "Artist,; '
"'-- „ - - - - . •' . .Tyrone,; Pa.^,
, Please write . and "fiend ; . for 5 ; work cat
once. ; ; ■<■■, ; ; :_.-; . -. I de22-Sun4tj, : '
I.OST. STRAYED, AND FOCKDi
• c LOST,> ON, OAKWOOD i. CAR; £ OR'^AT
.Thalhiraer's, jor ■" Ten^Cent .'? Store. Broad
street, or/between 'the -two, : CAMEO
BRACELET, twelve 'sets; .-Llb'erai; reward
if ; returned^ to Oakwood
Cemetery.- [j- . , \'jas-lt*?:i
•LOST, ,ONvjC\rAlN'---JSTR^T/'" IBE.V1 BE.V
i^ en^ M ' onroe t ' &nA an;' AMiE^t
.TYST^RINQ,v! set h in tf gold^i iwith^. letter^
b;E :Aon Athe c? stone: 4 Finder^will^he ',? re-^
warded-by}returntag^to;6o4%est^FrahVi
:lm - • " -T* -:jas-lt^
■^tiaisE^lwANTS^l^a-^
feg^^^a^fe¥^WrAKTED.*SSgS»-sS3^S^^
sFUBNISHED RO<Q M,
ibbard."© Centrally ..^located,'-.??. with s%heat,"
light, s; and'sbath;»Priv'ate f famUyJ prefer^
fedfeApply^toyllOOMEß^carQ^of&DlS-;
patch. ' ja 5-lt*
-WASTED. • -'££g£g
TO SEIiD IOR > 33XCHANGE *;/AI yWEULh
'EstablishedPßusiness.-aEverything/^with
■good-will.";- Apply." to TRADE,; xareSof
Dispatch. , jas-lt*'-;
- ' , .' WASTED; 5- v -^WM2
TOV 1 R ENT ' i TO Si GENTLEMEN ?S-1 OR
couplc,v.Two i; or sMore r? Comf ortablyrFur^
nished; Rooms.? Good| Board "^Veryi conve^.
nlentifAppiy;aK4o2 vwest ;Mahi. j-j->?j -j ->? -ja 5-1*
;HOTDSEH6I.DfFPRsiTURE^>yASTED
-* FOR. CASH. . v
; -RfLTO;R,NDININCr ; :
Room;- and Kitchen Furniture bought 1 f or:
cash;>, Also,;? Feather /Beds, 'Carpets^
Stovea,^ and t Household "Articles; - ; Call ~ or,
address 'BßOOK-AVENUE- FURNITURE
COMPANY/tN0.';: 320- Brook *avenue.' • ' - ,
jas-ltr
' : :ryy]yyy.yy:- wasted.^ :;;i yy yy
TO i SELL : f A . ■ (RETAIL ; GROCERY BUSl
nesis'. of .long^standlng.iwithta. iwell-estabf
lished- trade. 5 Good" reason /for^ selling.^Ad-.
dress BUSINESS, care; of; Dispatch. " '; , ':
r-? : :- -.:■:-'■ /: ■■■■■' :-v'o "-" : - ; - : - : :yy. ■'■ '■■ r -' .
.;•■,., ~y'~.y-* v wasted. -,-.-.■'. : - - -
YOU y TO "v::-SAVE l^OO AL f "'. BILLS V BY
having* j'oiir houses' Weather -Stripped by
C. -■■': B; : •NORVELL ■':';& CO:, : < 211% % north
Sixth'istreet.'manufacturers^ of ? Awnings;
Screen-Doors^. and" -Window-Shades.*-; Old
'phone ;:456.-.: -.. \ ■? : i ;';- i:\.ja 5-ltV
Js^.«.;"ryjWASTED.... . -■ .■- ,■ -
GENTLEaCANIWITH ; $1.000 ; TO ■ ?2,C00 IN
Lucrative > Commission 7 : Business, .which
could : be; increased withVadditionalfcapi
tal.";. Those '■:^only r who . mean lousiness] need
answer.'.: Address - -"PROVISIONS,".; scare
of Dispatch. ■ . : ■'. v: " ": "?;?; jas-lt ; :
- - %l WASTEDI^ign ': ■■ "
SUITABLE - BUSINESS-MAN : TO . FORM
Syndicate,-. to V invest -about . 525,000 . in : .the
stockiof a reliable,; active" Oil Company,
owning ; valuable 'property/ :; ; Stock \ may.
also be sold : separately." Money.; required
:f or : further ,: developments.'; Liberal 'com
pensation; to .the' right vparty,; and excep
tional^ opportunity ■-.;•- for "investors. ; Ad-,
dress, .giving,~tpartlculars, .Post-Office
Box : 307, Richmond, Va, : . 'ja 5-2t*
; . ;' : ;--- ■"■ ■■■ ■ wasted, ; - ; ,. : ; ■ ..-.-.
GENTLEMAN; BOARDER FOR. HALL-
Room; conveniences; best of
table board. Apply 209 east Grace street.
; ; jays-it* y.. ■■■_:. ;y y ;■; - ;r .
- - l \ : ' .':-■: ..-"•'-."'WASTED."..--; -.-. " -: .; ; ■
OCCUPANTS :FOR -. VERY vCOMFORT
abIe ! Parlor Floor, > with v pantry, . convey
nient : and 'central. -Possession' Januarj'
Isth. : : References exchanged. BROWN,-9 14
east Clay street. . . ': :jas-lt*-
;; :: ■- : •;-■•■■ .; - ; - wasted. - .:-.;.. ,
BY;! YOUNG •MARRnSDi COUPLE. TWO
Rooms, with: Board, -or Flat, . suitable for
housekeepings Will take unexpired lease.
(Reply .to. '"WINTER," care Dispatch.
•": " f. ; -\;' ; -;-■ : --;-; '; ;.". ■/ ;jas-lt*: : -
; -'"". -■..:'■;■'•: ■■;-• WASTED, ■ :•' ;'.- ■"—/:."'
LADIES TO ':. CALX. : AND EXAMINE
the> Glove-Fitting; Dress-Cutting System.
Pupils' taught in six hours. Perfect fit.
919 east Marshall street. . . ; . .ja 5-lt*
y.'- '■:'■■: :■ -. ; \_WASTED, ■'■- - ; - ;:
TO RENT -TO A GENTLEMAN,-: A
Front Hall • Room at 108 . east ' •: Main
street.. ? -.' -'•:-.■ >;jjas-lt*.;:.
. WASTED. . "
OCCUPANTS ; /-'FOR ■ ..THIRD-STORY
Front Room,' furnished, ; suitable for ; two
gentlemen or man and wife. H l ,^ south.
Third street. -' . "ja's-lt*-
. • "WASTED. -- ■ ; .-"I i
TO SELT4UONE ■BLACK WALNUT
Sideboard,'-; in good: condition. " Can :be
seen at 327'Harrison street Monday, Tues
day,, and Wednesday between 11: and 1
o'clock. /'- ■ ■'" ' jao-lt*".
! ; WASTED,
TO RENT A SUITE OF FIVE ROOMS
on second r floor.;. ; Suitable; for gentlemen
ora family. Furnished or not. With or
without^ board- : "Apply 60S west Grace
street.-"; -;-..;..- . . Jas-lt*
I WANTED,
TO .RENT 'A BRIGHT, NEWLY-PA
pered,. Second-Story. Front and - Hall
■Room, furnished -Or unfurnished, with ■or
without board. A;.ply-at 613 north Sixth
street. r . . ; ; . . : ;,- jas-lt*,'^
- . . ». ■ • ■■ -■ .- ■■ ■-- •
WASTED,-
BY A LADY, ROOM AND BOARD,
south of Broad and east' of Second. State
terms, which must be : reasonable; Ad
dress A. B. C-, care of Woman's Chris
tian Association. - . ja.C-lt»
; ; \. -,-; wasted. ■ •,- .-
GENTLEMAN DESIRES BOARD IN
private ■j : family f. cr. '? flrst-class ' boarding
house;; nice room, and not over 10 min
utes from -post-off ice. Address, .with full
particulars, Post-off ice .Box 345. jao-lt*
:■;•: -• ";. : . .WASTED. :- :" '"" ■ ' .
TO l - RENT LARGE, NICELY-FT7RNISH
ed Pron't Room to gentlemen, with or
without board. 812 east Clay.- ,Ja a-lt*
; ' ■■"■-';-".- WANTED, '; : -■
SOME "RESPONSIBLE PERSON TO
take ■ a Nice ' Drivin- Horse ;for Its. keep.
Apply, at' 2o6 'Monroe street. jao-lt..
' j- '■-',- -:' -WANTED. . - : •." , . ,
TWO .OR THREE ■ UNFURNISHED
Rooms/ for light housekeeping. Address
HOUSEKEEPING, care , : of Dispatch,
giving particulars. , - -.' Jas-lt*
■ .;'■-•■ - /:.;• wasted; ■ ' . ■-•-.
lady desires furnished room,
with Board, south ot'Broad and. west of
Fifth. Private family 'preferred. Refer
ences: given. Address "Ar. G. T.," care
Dispatch. ••_."'. ] . .;.jas-lt* -.'
WANTED, . >
OCCUPANTS, WITH BOARD, FOR A
Large Second-Floor Room; overlooks
Third' and Franklin streets. Apply 21S
east- Main street. ■';' . •• jao-ltV
■-•■ ; --' ." ij-l -' WANTED,' . -..'-. ■--:--■
OOCUPANTS ' FOR ONE. FURNISHED
and Two- Unfurnished 'Rooms. Private
family.' .West' Grace.; References. Reply
W.;-:Post-office Box 136. . ; .-; ■: jas-.lt*
."..'. - . WASTED..-. ,;. ' .' ■
I . ••HAVE i'TWO ' BEAUTIFUL CON
necting: Basement -Rooms;: or rent, r suit
able ■-' for -.- ■ doctor's :; office, : being ; corner
house. Most desirableilocation. on Church
Hill. ; Address -.. T. B. ."; C, care Dispa tch
office. '/>"-.->> Jao-lt*- ;
■ " ;■'; ■ -" "' ■ •'-"•; ;-: -wanted; -^ .:-;-■.-/ ;
a ■ furnished \ room,? convenieint
to 115 east "Franklin^ street, at once. Ad
dress X., care of vDispatch. ; ; ja 4-3t y.
'• . WASTED, / .."./..- '
BOARD BY COUPLE. - HUSBAND
travels parti of the; time.. West of Fifth
and ' south "of Broad. . • State '■' terms ','< for
each. ( Address L. r: : 8.,-4G6 west Trade
street, • Charlotte, N; C. : * ,'
: , " ,: ••:-•: -• ■ • - :de 29-Sun,Th&Sun3t»i::
. ;'.;"" ; " '"' WASTED, ■ ;'-.- ,'-;■;•:
OCCUPANTS 1 FOR-; A -LARGE ; BACK
Parlor" Roomr unfurnished.- -First-c lass
table. Address W. G. ;-S.; care '■ Dispatch.
...-'-' - -'.. v ' - ■• ja 3-F&Sun2t '
y^'.-t ; -,;:. •;■-; •;, wasted. . : "./"''
OLD ''. AND :, SILVER. .'.;: HIGHEST
cash/? prices -~ paid, or ; wills give watches,
jewelry.^or^sllverware: in- exchange. ";
■- : AvM: MEYER; &;BRO./5 Jewellers.^
|r. ':)}, 523 east Broad; street.^Rlehmond; 1 Va. <■
•.; '
i ; :BAGSS AND; BAGGING: ; OFJ ALL
kinds -.bought,*, sold,- and s exchanged ; : new
or " second-hand ;[; any ) quantity fi or ! condi
tion. > Get : our .; prices. ■' RICHMOND -BAG
COMPANY;>BoxI, 'city: no 24-Sun t3
"■•"■.?;•■•;: S^vT^-ITVASTED^'v-C ; :.-'--:;: .-'--:;r f ;
ifji- ;: HAULINGIOFJALI/kINDS. •- :'
;, Let : c us v .- give ' you^; an % estimate on ': your
w brk^--j:r. : i---ti---. I 'i-,".*it.v^-->r-----:, i -.::.'f •;■■■.•,-;;.- - ; ;-_ ,;;.-■-■
ii INDEPENDENT- TRANSFER CO., .
,-. ■ . BOTH^HONESjIi&I:
■We^do not. belong- to the;trust.'- • -
- - . ' se22-Surit3Y
;• ' .'-■ ..'.^-.- WANTED, if '' " . ' '
iOBuT^Am) 2 SELi; EVEEXJ KIND
Bottle ; fi made;> from % ink gbottlei.? to ¥. demi^
jphn-SiTftß^ KROUSEii BOTTLED COM
PANY.nS opDOsite t Rlchmond^SFrederlcks
tburg.i and% Potomac ? Freight s X>epot.tSf Old
'•phonepSTO. . , ' -je j&-Sanitsss
lAJ>JESII Uw CKcJie?te>'s English PenfiyrovM Pflle^
r ; Best! ? Hafe»t ! £ Ontjr KcUableS 'bo oUter^S
«lar»»n<l"B'<nrtfprLEj!l«,rjii letter itr return mnU. s >.
' . "% V*c3-Tu.'-Th & Sun If). -'-'*;
v>»~-«- - . j j
mm CHEAP FUEII
|^^||rAv^||^ora^y|s^^x^F|r
that most excellent stove fuel." ."DOMES- -
TJCj^SOJT^OKB/;jat 43 a load.
SAMUEL H. COTTJfJELL & SON.
Harrison ?and' Broad sarkfc! Bo6 -east^Broad;. !
-,---• - - - . . , .- - - , .-..-■•-
streets. - de2l-ts
- ' . poR'sALE,--^;^;-j.;;;i
TWOKBAY-iCOLTS^IS 1-2 ;YEARS ?.OLD>
li ghandsihfgh;: well jbroken.:? Sold fsingly.
or Uogether.^ -Address -"OOLTS,";; carets of
Dispatch. - ja4-2t* ~
HiGir ; ,piucEiPAiDiFOß lostJcoaX:
v 3 WE ZAGREB iTO/FAY; TWO 'DOLLARS
per^' pound 1 for. - evtryc pound if ound ? short
when our - coal Is .weighed on .. the y. city
scales.^Odr f codrit* .the best 'i mined;^and
iwePattendtstrictly^to/theiweighing.-^We
:do /not^know ::what~, others;; do,;; but!; we
guarantee ; ; ;tO}i?lve." you'quaHty.and'quan
tity.: 1 1ndependent? of ■ combines. * : 7. i-.i : v <■-.
;: . :Vfv-^>:;E.«P.~MURPHYi&^SON, ; '
'phone 319.' ■ " --.. . - .-,. r: - y : .i ■
■ New.'- 'phones 708-742.'- :. - ,:■ ' '
. ; 2 north Twenty-lTr3t street. 1 ;
:oc 25 : ■■'• y ->.;:;: UO3 west Broad.' y
. -.-.- ■'/■■■: ".':■. ; havlisg. : ,'-'--:;
nothing too ; small: ... .■.■.'- "-■' ' : -":> '-- :
; ; :• nothing too large.
pioneer transfer -company.
:v.: v.- :--■■- ;;;■:: cyrus bossleux.
; jas-Sunts - y\, - -■ -::y President-!"
JOHjr A. WATEBS & CO^
. ' ' n% to 17% '■■ south": Etehth ;■ street;- .
Richmond. Va- .. . '
. BEAt-IJES IN : -
ENGINES; BOILERS,
.STEAM 'PUMPS. GKiSEitAL iLA- : '
-.-CHINBiRY-^AND MINING
._ - -■• ; : OUTFITS. " . :--•■:■■."-■':":
Agents tor Atlas .Engines and Machine
ry, -l-idgerwood;': Hois ting: Engines ; ; raiso,*;
American Unde Refrigerating Machinery.' .
PLANTS .-■- INSTALLED. SECOND-v
HAND MACHINERY BOUGHT AND;
80LD.;.;- " - : -- ; : -"■ ."..:-•: : ■ " :■..- .->■■ i.\
-■ -- ;■ - - '-- nEMOTAL. '. ;.; ." . ;
J. - LEROY - : SUTHERLAND.' : FUNE
RAL DIRECTOR, has removed his office
permanently -: to .101 EAST --.MAIN
STREET. Both 'phones ■■ 613. .: 0e27-3ra
' KEMOVAL SALE.
ON ACCOUNT :OF MOVING I SHALL
ofCer' my- entire stock of Carpets, Rugs,
Mats, L and Matting at ' and below cost.
= , ' ..- , A. JENNINGS,: ;:
oc6-3m ■■--.. No. SiO east Main streeL
..-..;■ ■ - -■ ■ ■-' ■- - ..--"-•:. ■ : . ■ ■ ■ ■ * : '.-7
l« Li DflliyM M DflU^
208 N.Rfth Street,
RM-HMOND,VA.
(Je 28— Sun & W ts.)
—^-jiuu'hi^ *gpgaM ATT Af A_TvE^? "RT^NT"-*
Yonr Wants best Supplied by
jan i-Tu,Th,Sun-3m
SHOE REPAIRISC.
75c: FOR HALF-BOLING MEN'S
SHOES; ....
50c. VFOR LADIES' SEWED WORK, and
; '."-Best- Union Leather. : : .:•
■ Work called "for and delivered.
DREW'S ELECTRIC-POWER SHOE
FACTORY. :.,;-.? .
corner Eighth and Main streets.
New 'phone 3232. •: oc 13-Sun,Tu&Th3ia
We Wish to
Our many friends for their lib- -
eralpatroDage during the holi
days. We . have been .very
, busy. Especially so in the. .. •
■ Catering
;.'.-. Business.
We are pleased, to hear of
* the many. COMPLIMENTS on
• our styleof catering.
/ If you have a ,
Reception,,.
Wedding, or
"h Banquet;.....
let us have your order, and
- : you will not 1 regret it.
' CATERBR;
ja r 5-Su,Tu&Th j | j E, Main Street.
BUSINESS OPPOUTUXITIES.
- THERE- IS NOW" EXHIBITED -IN
this city a-ViiRY- SMALL ICE-MAKING
AND REFRIGERATING MACHINE.:
which has unusual points of merit— viz.:
I.lc is -automatic; 'is -controlled f iby2a
thermostat, and starts; and estops Jtself. %
v2;;It:v 2;;It: uses newagent^atia low,-safe
pressure ; 1 cannot explode like ammonia
or: other-agents. .:; / \ '.' :■.."■■:
S.ltiiSi very -small; for/ household use,
cabinet measures about 4x1x1; ; for stores,
hotels, and '■ meat-shops, about 7xlxl l feet.
? 4. ,1t is run' cheaply, and safely -, by .; gas,
electricity, steam, ' or. oil.. " . . .
6.1t ! makes ice in any box, literally,
."while "you^ wait.", -. "•' -; ; : ■"-.
;%6. The ; patent3 are"- numerous and basic.
1 Companies :arelbeing formedto ;control
certain ; cities; .-machines vwiiKbeu leased^
inever. sold; "-.> and will pay big pront iat
cost,;o£ ice^bllla. i ::
ilGentle'raeh of first-class standing in; the
community,^looltlng ;f or ; a; good
'openlng;'i;'Who? can 1 : show; an: ability "to
form ; a- local company; are r invited to' ad
dress, the -undersigned. : .
,;; ' .-GEORGE -OYRIL HALL, -"-: ;
' '". 1406 Broad-Exchange Building
. jas-Sun2t» .. >r; ;:.~..» New York city.
WE ORGANIZE : COMPANIES OF>AI/L
descriptionV(withv capital:] from ViSl,CCO to
$3,ooo.ooo) ,i under 9 the J guidance:- and | direc-3
tioht of ; experienced fcouDsel.iWe- . proaaotei
,we J develop, Swe y expand JVtbfrm, v and i\ be
come "• .trustees! i;as3ignees;v and; receivers. 1
If iyou" have 'stock : you to -get rjdfof
jwe;canv obtain sthesbest^prlce forUt; -or/
if * : you'; wlshhtoT: float 5 nerwr? stock;>,wo s can
placeTany £ amount? direct i-s'ith s inveators.
?We% are- s always^ open ■Utot^&.y sootl" oil;
inlnlng^ior & industrial iipro position^ ;Our
i business g is ?=conftdefitial;>i and Imanyi; can
; testify sja'a ,ito "^ the 5 good^results n iof & our
methods i and* wise i counsel, SHUNTERS &
cp.;sßankeTs,iß3>Broadway,-3Ne'W" ; >;york^ ;
FERSfOXAK'
S^viNG¥QllAliplß^isa^*DMiNl3^
trator;ioC2tha*E!?tatesofJMrs::rJlllJA¥A; ;
.TRAINUM.'tS^ parties W&:-holdIn£j?S ; ; claims
against gthe ■ said 'estate* ivtWl J present sthe
Bam«i^mettcrJ««W«m«nt^&B«amt#F^
MH^LiE3a»^iU4;«Mt M»la I »tr*ivis^lM^
1 pMHHH|HHH^HMH|B9H2*9QQS' fIK39DC3F^^^^SQ T
1 ' Psrfeofed and
li Tasteless
'j Frsparatisn of
|] ' God Liver Oil,
: | : 6uaißGo!, and
j - : H^pppliosp!iif€S.
I ; Tins preparation con tains
[i in perfect combination the
;j active; principles of Cod
f Liver pil^Guaiacol, the. Ex:-
I 1 .tract of Wilcl. Cherry "Bark,
I the Syrup of PHypophos
; phites. Lime. Soda, Potash,
< Manganese, Iron, &c.
I }r'/'' and " ' '
1 \trpnfitn Hninpr
i Jlloilljlll OUllliol.
t There is no combination
i of remedies better suited
\ for the treatment of
i Throat Troubles,
j I Coughs,
I Golds,
Nervous Debility,
Mervous Dyspepsia,
Bronchitis,
Tonsiliiis, and
b Blood Disorders.
1 For Jung troubles or nervous
\ disorders it is invaluable.
I As an alterative or blood purl-
I fierii is excepilonaiiy
1 advantagsous,
I The ingredients of this
I preparation have been long
I and successfully used.
i medicine, when nsed
\ right, acts as a vitalizer, ;;,
• builds up and gives
[ strength. \- It- tones the
\ nervous system, creates a
» normal appetite, strength- >
I ens the digestive organs,
[ and purifies the blood. >
I Consumptives v/ili iuvariabfy
\ find great benefit and relief
i in the us 9of this
\ madicine.
i .. " ■ ■ ■ '
I For sale rjy druggists
\ general! v.
i j " • ■:- V- j
I 7 PREPARED O3TLY BY
I-■ . . '-\ v :
I Manufacturing Pharmacist,
I 519 East Broad Street,
£ 'RICHMOND, VA.
"ja 5-Sun7fu,&Pri-t3
LECAIi NOTICE.
TO DEPOSITORS OF- TfTE "PKUDEN
■' TIAL BANKING AND TRUST CO«-
PANY: : ■- ■--. _
: Mr. A. H. Meyer having resigned his
position of co-rectiver with Mr. A. »U.
Ji'elden, of the 'PrudeatuU Banking ami
Trust Company, a motion has bten madf
bysome of the depositors to have another
receiver appointed ; in , his/ place. This
motion Is opposed by many of the de
pbaitors, -whowiah ilr.Seddon, the other
: receiver. : to 1 act thereafter alone. becau»«^
1. Each .feceiver .would be entitled w
have hi 3 "counsel and have said counsel
ipald out ofithe fund. ;and hence another
'receiver ; would reduce th« dlvMemt
1 coming to ' depositors very coiisldorafcly.
- 2 V Nearly 2 all tht debts. secured by cot
laterals to the different banks have be«R
paid, ;and; nothing nowSremalna but to
collect the assets.and.idepoatt same in
.bank to the; order of the court.
«. Afdecree has ;been; entered, referring
;the~cause ta Commissioner -Jackson Guy,
.who will report the asae t3 and deb ts pr e ■
r paratory 'to declaring a dividend.;
; :, Judge .'E.\C. : 'Minor tola inorntnff. after
hearing, the motion for: appointment of a
co-receiver in-placeof Mr. Meyer, statsu
In ''his .opinion?' the iafTair^ of the
could be wound up by, one re
'celver,iwithoutcthe additional trpense o'.
ia co-receiver; yet, as this; additional ex
ipenselwould;fall upon, the -depositors, n-i
Hvouldma^e^the' appointments if a ma
.jorlty-lnAvalue-'6f the ic depository s« üb
• sired/-': and gho adjourned the motion m
-Tuesday, next, January, Ith. In order that
ftheidepositors;mishtihave:opportunUy f«
express their wishes on the subject,
- -tWe^represeDtS depositors, who opposx
the! appointment j of a; co-receiver In the
placo : of ; Mr. 1 resigned^ and
i-who^ favor -leaving: 4Mr,> A. ; : AL S^daon,
.- to ; act j alone.' and we | susse^t
- that^depositors -who are -not ; ropreaented
«by? counsel -may leave written :direct!oR g
■with -the Clerk of -the. Law. -and:; Equity
?Court.virr.,:vP-^ P- Winston, ;:b*fore It
So'clock^A.*M." Tuesday. next.istattnff;nQ«
»they -wish" to i bo* voted,; on :th!3 question.
*I>eDosltor3 should"Stata:tn«= amount r d««
sthem,- as-the ?court : will^b* -ffovernedjbs
•tho majority In value 1 and I not .inmumber.
, COURTN BY j&^ SHEL.TONV 5
"for Certaln^Depoaltors of "tna
'; = Prudential jßanking j and Trust Com
ygS&rj I 190 X . - JaMt
BVSI?«EBSK7fIA?«<7ES.
I?T* HSTOR3 30f
Setaers. v iSre^9terMyoursawants';" ; gratis
with>"PXNA^CBSREAI*T^.^COMI^A^T>
poat'Offlfl* '' Box VISU'i; H%y*iwi^ Cu'** -^ -■--■-•

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