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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-15
by Lyme x Brother.
Real Es.atc Agents and Auctioneers,
M 1919 AIM, urrna,

NEAT BRICK DWELLING. No. jl1. ON
~ TIE SOUTH LINE OF CLAY BETWEEN
FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS. AT AUCTION.
VIII ne sold. on the pr-mise>, on TUESDAY the
&c h Of ,p IL, 1873, at O'clock +. d., at public
auction. THE u, sirabie BRlt X YELLING locat
as above described. con'ai ing six rooms, with
nice cellar. &c: all in thorough repair.
TERMS: AT sale. LYME 4 BRDIHFR,
anil Auclioueers.
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BY y. NJ Lee, Auclionccr,
No. 10l4 nlain street.

DRAINED HOUSE AND LOT ON
l. BAKER STREET OPPOSITE PRENTI>'>
ALLEY. AND BUILDING LOT OF CHARITY
ING MATERIAL THEREON, FOX SALE AT
AUCTION.-BS request Of the owner will sell al
public auction. on The premises, ut AZ Och OK PM.
on THURSDAY, Is h April, 1875, The property
described above. TIE Baker Street lot fronts 26
II TT, ana the HOUSE Is comfortable and contains
rooms, The Gh,rity.Street lot Is corntr lot.
fronts 81 feet and there l. lot of old brick ami
other BUILDING material Oh The lot which will I've
sold with 1t.
Terms: nnr-third cash; balance at six and
tw I've .nihs for negotiable notes. interest added
secured by trust ueed on lhe properly.
ap10 AuctIoneer.=
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By y. VI. Lee. AuctiOneer,
No. 1U14 \ ain 8 rect.

TRUSTEES AND ASSJGNEE'S SALE
4 OLA VaLUABLETR OF LASDSt VEN
Mills From RICHuUND.-Hy virtue Of lie. ed
of Decemoer, 80. and u decree rendered BY the
United States court fr The sst. rn District of Vlr.
ginia on The 30th OF March, 1875. In the matter OF
the sad II ustin. Jr.. binkrupi. tdlssovn2 the
iniunctionl we shall sell ut pubic auction, at Hem
ricu court. house on TUESDAY the 2Uih OF pril,
1875, ut ~ O'Clock MIA TRAIT OF LAND 10
poles, near the Ridge ,hurch and two miles from
The iorks Of the River ard The stham roads. ! he
houses suitable Tor i small farm. This Is valuable
IA II. #.- !,
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay the costs ana
~ 90 and the balance CIR alt OF six a"diwtiVe
mon1hs with interest from he day Of sale. taking
nom the purchaser noics Tor The deferred pay
mcnts, and title retained unti the purcha,e-hpney
Is pad. tHAsIAlN HI u, trustee.
40 4 1T JACOB COIN, Assignee.
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kICuMOSD AND ERSBCEg
RAILkOAD COMPANY.

RICHMOND AND fE1 ERSBuELl
RAILROAD COMPANY. !
COMMENCING JANUARY 4, 1875 train.
~ on this road will rim AZ follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOCTH.
500 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily trNceI. SUI.
6ay). connecting for all points South
and West. Sieeping-car attached.
7:45 A. NJ, FREIGHT TKAIH daily rAccpi eGu
day), with coach at'ach~c, tor Peters.
burg and stations on TIE soutlsde
road, Lyuchourg, ami the West.
1:4J p. VI, THROUGH NAIL daily, CONNECTING
for all points South and West. Pas
sengcrs taking This train will make
close connection al Petersburg lI
Norfolk.
500 7. NJ, FREIGHT daily except Sunrt.yt
with coach attached.
LEAVE PkTENSBURG NORTH.
500 4. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily te1cep
Sunday with coach attached.
1l:45 A. ~, THROUGH MAIL daily, CONNECTING
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points Ela
and Vest
500 P. NJ, FaEIGHr daily Except sunday
coach attached.
500 p. ~, THROUGH NAIL daily Except sun
day., connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for al; points last and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached running through "
Baltimore. Also making cosr Con.
nection With The Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad tor the Virginia Springs and
points North and West
The NAIL TRAINS will not stop between R!ck
Trains on the Glover Hill railroad will leave
Glover Hi pits II $50 A. ~: aDd returlng, VIII
leave Chester ut 2:4U p. W. daily except ,u'Idl:i.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII start iron
AppomaLto1 depot.
NOEL a. MA" Nnn2rlnrrnurn-
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OK VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
- STATE STREET. ~ THE Town nS,FHL-
The 6th Instant at O'Clock z. VI. We shall .el by
auction. on the premises, SIX yALUAa l. t.
BUILDING IT'S, fronting 3OX11O feet each on
IN. east side Of stat. street between Msrlla ard
Gillian streets, In III" town OF Fulton
TERMS: Une-thlrd cash; Dtlauce In four eight.
ard twelve months: neyotiinlc notes to b" given
for the deferred aymcDts, with Interest added, ana
secured by deed CT trust. .. ~
,n13 AuctIOEpcrs.
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EaNFECTEOKERIEs.

d ECEiNlNG BY STEAM FER THIS DAY
III 500 dozen quart BRANDY PEACHcS:
500 dozen fresh TOM ATOk j, two aud three pound;
100 c0zen tumbler JEILlE>, assorted;
800 dozen assorted PICKLES. puts and quarts;
barrels COOKING PRUNtS;
~ boxes BORDEAUX PRUNrS.
apps LOUIS j. BnSSiEUX. l4l2 Main street.
YATES! DATES!-In consequence OF
- the arrangement OF values owing TO recent
failures OF large frulererS In New York, / have
teen enabled TO purchase u large lot Of
PRIME NEW. BRlGHf DATES
at very low figures, and now offer them to my Gus
TONERS aud the public ut The following very low
prices 1Oc. per single pouad; pounds for 2do !;
12a pounds for IL. discount to the trade. As
The above prices are lower than they have probably
ever been offered before. and they must advance
rs the spring opens, all desiring 10 purchase this
ln althy fruit would d. we'll TO call at 0ace.
ANDREW pIZZlNl. JR.,
NH 23 S07 Broad street.
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AND ONO RAIL
" ROAD.-On aud after SUNDAY, March SE,

Train leaving kiehmond ut $50 A. VI. 9uns daily
Sunday excrptet. stopping ut atl regular stations.
Train leaving Richmond al AGO r. NJ. runs daily
10 Hinton, and between Hiatoa and Huntington
Passenger co.ch runs Oh freight trsn between
Staunton and Millboro' daily except snataSi, eaS
Ing staunk3n al sos Z. II.
For nrther information, rates, &C., apply At $40
Main street, or Ut compaaY's Offices.
CONWAY Il. HOWARD,
GenaI al Passenger aud Ticket Agent.
THOMAS DopaMEAp, Genera Superintendent OF
Transportation, mhl9
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BoSks, STATIONERY. &c.

a MEXICAN RE . K i S.-NoIume u.
N sc. big. 81 of American Reports, to IL,
$3.50. Uicksoas Analysis of keuts Comments
RES 20 Ear5GuT's Chanctry Practice. 2 volumes,
SI5. Black vel! OH Tax TITLES. ne" edition, 1.5O
81. so. nc CcIyar on GUARANTEES and Prncipni aud
:ufity, $3.50. american railway Reports, vol
umcS, RS. iituu-Eccchcr Trial, s Nos. al soc.
nglsh Reports volume 8. IN a few days All The
new books at IS 8 Main stcret
rp lO-c&w RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
No. 1912 Main street.

VERY VALUABLE AND ATTRACT
Y IyEBuILDlNG LOT, Sl1UATED On THE
SOUTH LINE or F.ANkLlN BETWEEN
MONROE AND HENRY STREtTS, AuJ0lN-
ING Tue RESIDENCE OF COLONEL GtOkIE
5. PALMER. FOR SALE AT PuBLlCAuCTlON
We shall lat the request of the owner. who has
moved from the city) sell al public auction. on The
premises. on TiuKSDAY The 18Th day If f r!l,
1915. al 1! O'Clock +. NJ. that truly desirable LOT
located rs above described. haviEg 4 from on the
:ouih line Of Franklin street OF IA By $50 rect 10
an al'ey. This Is without exception OIe OF the
prelieSl vacant lots IL that section, and well worth
The attention of any one desiring hrstcasS builu-
ing LOT.
TERMS: At sale.
LYME s. BROTHER.
p3-6.S,1Ol3.li,l aucloncers.
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Ry Richardson K Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Anclioncers,
lib Main street,

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
' FRANKLIN STREET FOR SALE BY ARC
on THlrKsUnY The ! stu Instant, at ) o'clock i.
Nj Two VALUABLE BUILDING LIS. front.
lug % by 03 feet each. with an alley in 'hr rear
ten feet wide. on the north side Of Franklin street
bctw, en- seventh and I ignth stress.
TERMS: tnet third of The purchase In cash: the
residue In equal ms IN ats. PAYABLE In six md
twelve months from the d,y of sale: negotiable
notes to be given for the deferred payments, with
int resi- id ed aud secured ty deed If trust.
We are authorized to state that the alb men
toned property will nc sold without limit or
serve.
ado RICHARDSON e co ,Auctionters
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and cOrrcsponduglv low r,tas 10 o,b.- :"
vest. Northwest. and southwest Ticker, n1 n .n
cial or linl I'd, but g0Od uuiil used. "'' Sie-
50 z. N. ria Richmond Frederick b,,ra s. AZ
tomac railroad connect with The kaIln,%,. I'd %,
ONO railroad At Shepherd Immediately or,so ani
hlexah ora. av2icing long aud tedious oinnihns
Arfme from Bichmonh tn Baltimore oply s.ro,
hours and fifteen minutes l7.15 hours. even
For further Information, iimp.cards ,h-o,,
tickets. &C.. apply al comrnny's Office, IpoI MN
street: corner Twelfth street: a. s26 Main ,,aa,
and office OF the Richmond. FreGcr Ics sbrn ,n %
iomac railroad, corner tiphh and Byrd .trcs,'
throughout the southwest. ''Nces
j. l.. WAIDROp
Southeastern Passenger Agent.
-..-- 1901 Main ret, kcLmonJ y,
L. VI. COLE, General : icket Agent: ID
E. x. Dorsey, Assistant General Ticket AGENT.
#. ..| THOMAS K. SHARP
NH Master II TranspO,i,,io,
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FOR LEASE.

FOX LEASE.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
Y LEASF.-I will lease for rim OF five years
that valuable trsci known as
NECK OF LAND,
containing about TWO THOUSAND ACRES. 700
enclosed and under cultivation: situated between
jamestown and Williamsburg, about seven miles
from the Latter Ulacc.
Ihc IaLdis finely adopted TO raising
WHEAT AND CORN,
a,.i one hundrcd Of IL is now in Timothy. il
contains
k!L NECESSARY 0UT-BClLDISGS,
which ar" IN pcrfc' order. and j. so situated that
lie IT. Ct can be DIVIDED anO leased 10 Two tenants.
IL would be admirably suited fora
GRAZING FARM;
and for pleasant society is most sgreealy situated
A rO.t -uficc within Il mile OF the house. seven
thc rslnr corts of wood car he cut from the place
At q cos. Of Is cents pr cord
20 fun TT: icu!;r aid terms apply to Inc at the
Exchange llOtc1.
an l3-2aw4w WILLIAM ALLEN.
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SEED,

SEED,
SWEEr POTATO SEED.
In store and for sale 900 banre els VANS
CHOICE WHITE kERAuOA 1A"
aud
NASSEMOSO J. sLLoSs'
The very erss se,d: son.
ap9-lW l.. poa
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I ANDS.-I have for sale large number OF
IL tirst-class ESTATES with splendid improve
mcnts, aud large and small FARMS with a6d with
Out buildings, In almost every section of The stare.
Many Of The large estates stu ited the James
anu Other rivers, ana many of the small! farms lie
near the city. GEORGE Nj. bRENRY.
APP Inns lola Main street.
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old GOVERNMENT PERUVIAN
~ GUAN0.-We offer 10, sale the small portion
remaining Of this truly washable u JANU. Plant
ers and Others are assured that this GUANO is
undoubtedly the last of tSe supp ~ formerly drawn
In large quantities from the Cb' ncha Islani.
fe 2i.Sm SFODOS i RRfCE
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by Francis L. Isbell.
Auctiouecr and Real Estate Agent,
No. Eleventh street. between Main aud Bank.
A UCTION SALE OF BUILDING TO
~ RE REMOVED-SPECIAL ATTENTION
or BUfLDERS.-WIl be sold on THU RsDAY
the 5th dav Of april. 1878 on the premises, II )
O'Clock T.. NJ. the TM O-sI DRY BUlLDlSu No.
6 east Broad street, telw.cn First street and
Br(fk avenue. now oc .uped by Mcss,S. j. Il. Jus.
It's a Son. the frs, story of which is brick and the
second w0rd-Io be removed within fifteen days
from day OF sale.
TERMS: Cath FRANCIS T. lSBELL.
AN 6 l3,l4Sl5-5t Au'rianeer.
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RAILROAD LINES.

s;sS s::;:,.:.ssaa eSssisss..,:.s.s -
RICIEapNp AND DASyTLLE RAILROAD Co.,l
LaSIcE MASTER Tn ASslDkrA ZION. I
RICHMOND, VA, April ;. 1915.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO. TRAVEL
1 LERS.-On and after MONDAY. April 9Th.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEkPINGrCA rs will be
run through without change frSIa. Richmond TO
New urleLns- leaving RICHMOND: Il LBS L. NJ. aud
striving az Richmond .. II 40 p. VI.
h. T. DL UGLAS,
Master Of rrausportiiup.
Il. VI l.. TALCorT. Engineer and Saperiuleudcna
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FERTILIZERS.

APHl 10Th, 1876.
T HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED
L CHARLES McGRUDFR. OF Richmond, Va,
rnv agent TO manufacture. buy. and sell FahIII.I-
ZERS and Bon BLACK In Ike city of Richmond
anu county of Heurco, Va.
ap lS.10tA i. VOOLFOLK.
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BY X. G. Norris, Auctioneer,
No. IL Eighth street, be .ween Main and Cary.

FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
7 will sell THIS MORNING. commencing at 0
o'clock. CaE,TNET%, BUREAUS. WhRDROBkS,
BEDSTEADS, HAT-RACkS. Oh AIRS. TABLES
WASHSTANDS, CLOI bING, # T. >
SEWISG-MACHINE In good order, nearly new.
Our friends having goods for this sale wiil please
bI Ing them in by s O'Clock. hlso, s IODhINu'
STOVES. II. g.. MORRloSr Auctlonetl::
l. H. LICK, Salesman. ap 1911"
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A STILL GREATER REDUCTION
in PASSENGER FARES
BIT THE Z" f...
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RArfKo.n
.. TO THE
WEST, NORTHWEST. AND sovrpwv,-
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4 III is extent and equipment, is unqualified by
any printing establishment In the South. Has large
and ample facilities for doing ALL KINDS OF JOB
WORK.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
promptly and neatly executed, ana at low prices.
GOOD WORK. GOOD MATERIAL. AND salts.
FACTION GUARANTEED. Lock at some Of GU,
prices:
BUSINESS CARDS 80 to IS per 1000.
VISITING: CARDS Soc to IL for 3d.
LETTER HEADS ~ TO 1919 per ream.
BtlL HEADS ~ 10 $40 per rean.
CIRCULARS $3.50 TO 81 per l ,0C0.
HANDniLLS IL to SO per l0u.
Corresponding low prices for other kinds OF
work.
RAILROAD and STEAMBOAT WORK a spe.
cialty. I he fact that have for the past twenty
i've years been doing The most of This class work
Is evidence thai We ure prepared - do II promptly
ana satisfactorily.
We particularly invite attention 10 the beautiful
anQ useiui Tk NSGER INKS that We are now
us.ng. iliey have been but recently intro duced,
tut are urcadv catensirci? used by railroad and
III l11al cUuiInnrs lauks, Merchants. and Others.
We are row furnishing these .inks III ALL CO
uoRs and OF quality that eau copied any length
OF umc after being printed. They Will copFcearly
and dislnc.r In the Ordinary letter-press book.
OraerS respectfully solicited, and satisfaction
given In prices aad WORK.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-12-31
Sunlight at Last.

WHY did this woman live ! Had life
one charm for her? Perhaps she asked
herself these questions as she sat with
her face in her hands, and looked out
upon the cold. cheellcSs day. There
were no tears III her great black eyes
only such IL look of woe and despair
that the world should have been there
to SEE it. and To have il painted on their
hearts. "MotlIer =" \ little wasted
form on the wretchcd bed Il bony hand
on the ragged quilt-a voice which told
of hunger and pain and weary waiting.
She bent over him. and for Il moment Il
mothers love Shonc in her eyes. and
her wrinkled hand rested on his pale
face with such tenderness as only Il
mother has. Lift me up and let me
see the sunshine" he whispered. rNing
to put his aims around her neck.
There is no sunshine. She whispered
in reply. It sob in her throat. kiss me.
mother. and call me when the sunlight
comes again. he said. She knew that
he had been dI ing for Il week sinking
slow and >Ine into eternity. but she had
no friends to call iIi-Shc could only
weep over him aud pIaN God that She
might soon follow. With Il gasp ami
sob She pressed hcI lips to his forehead.
then turned away L" struggle with her
despair and her great SORROW. The
cloudy. cheerless day faded into dusk.
She inused herself for Il moment and
pcrred through the gloom t" sec if her
boy still slept and then she whispered
with her thoughts again. And such
thoughts, When the darkness covered
Il. Al I'll Il. 4
when she could II" longer see her own
poverty. the boy suddenly cried ont
"Mother, mother the sunlight has
come =, Not yet. dear Ned not Yet
1t i night now. but | see the sun
it lights all the room it hlazes into my
face - he called. There is no sun it
is cold and dark - she >ohhrd. And
ii uI"wS brighter , and | hear such
s2"ct music and see little Tommy :"
he whispered "hilc through the dark
hess she SAW his face grow radiant.
You are dreaming - She >ohbrd ali
is such Il bright sun the music Is 50
sweet - he whispered cla>ping her hand.
''lt is dark it is night - she gaspcd.
but hc did rot hea. the sunlight had
truly come. but it wI> the sunlight
the golden RAYS reflected from the gates
of heaven and not the sunlight of
earth. The my >tcriou$ curtain hidin.
the Valley of death had lifted for his
spirit to pass under. and woe had been
left behind. And of hcI Ask the
shadows of night ask the river. When
they found his little dead body She wa>
not there. They cannot tiud her. II.
she is dead. God did not judge hen
harShl " Detroit Free Press.
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VOLUME 39---NUMBER zoos.

mated to the clergyman by mistake. On
getting back to this country he determ-
ined to solve the mystery, and waited
upon the reverend gentleman, who did
not recognize him, and inquired if on Il
certain date he did not marry a certain
couple. The clergyman remembered
the occasion perfectly. Il know | am
about to ask an impertinent question, y
said the visitor, ''but | should like to
be informed what fee you received tor
performing the ceremony ?" The cler-
gyman WIS not prepared to make any
disclosure, naturally being astonished
that his interviewer should PROFOUND
such . digestion, but upon an explana-
ton being made tlat the gentleman
himself, whom he then recognized, WAS
tile she Ne mad married, he said that he
would 9Of coarse, graeifp him, since he
was so anxious to knayas5a Seoeived, I"
he then went on to say, ga yeHN ,g;nall
quantity of tne-cut chewing foHaccb,
folded in very snrall ipieek Of lpaper.n
That was enough ioB4yo4 o4hibgtte-
manning to he done was to apologize,
laugh heartily. shake hands and make
the 800 deposit good Hartford Cour-
ant
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A Haunted House.

HOW DIR. TODD EXERCISED THE SPIRITS.
The following incident is from the
aut"hiography of DIR. John Todd, re
Gently published
Hardly were they settled in their new
house when there began to be rImors
that the house they had occupied was
"haunted.' 1t was u large three -stOried
house with brick ends. wood front and
back. 1t WAS well lighted with a null
titudr of windows. 1t stood i'm the
midst of il thick neighborhood, ether
houses clustering all around it. In
short there was nothing about the house.
inside or out. that would lead one to
suspect II was the place where ghosts
would resort. 1t was the last place
one would select for Il murder TO he
committed: and yet the house was said
to he haunted. 1t stood empty. and
strange noises We're heard in it. Some
times If would seem to he filled with
groanS, then again with signs. and then
the patter of little feet would he heard
and then the walls of an infant. The
nelghhorS became excited. Some heard
noises of all sorts, some Onl Y one, and
some almost heard them. In the night.
when all was stiffness and darkness.
the noises were the most fearful. Some
felt sure that ''all was not right there :"
some SAID strange secrets lie concealed
within these walls = some were surc
that mnlder had been committed
there and the dead one was haunting
the place. They were not exactly sure
whether the murdered one was a full
grown man, as the many groans would
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Letter from California.

FAILURE OF THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
To Editor Of the Caledomian In the
great stock excitement in San Francisco
Il year ago, there was a strife between
this bank and Flood & O'Bricn, to CON
troll the market, especially so far as IL
few leading stocks were concerncd
among which was Ophir stock. When
the crash in stocks came, Flood \
of the situation, and the bank of Cali
fornia was short nearly two millions in
the race.
Ralston did not love money for its
possesson. He only desired its posses
sion for what he could do with it,
Many of the uses he made of it were
more to establish manufacturing in
California aud develop its resources.
than any ten men besides. This was
his good side. and for this reason he
was very popular. But his fast living
and protiigacy required large sums of
money to support. His country resi-
dence near San Mateo. cost Il million
dollars When Mrs. Ralston was visit
ing England, if the Queen rode out
with -four in hand" Mrs. X. the next
day would ride out with ''siX in hand"
and if the Queen took ''siX in hand
Mrs. X. would then follow with "eight
in hand" 1t is said he entertained
people at his residence more sumptuous-
ly than any other private individual on
the continent.
To what extent the building of the
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you'll have to go into the lower room
If YOU want to come to school here"
Il druther stay here"
''But YOU can't
''Tll bet Won this knife agin ten cents
l can"
She took him bv the arm to remove
him, but he laid his hand Oh hel shoul-
der and said in a warning voice
''Don't get me mad now. or I'll let
myself loose ~
She called the principal down, and as
he approached the Boy ~ commanded
boy, what ara you doiu6i here % !; ;s
Getting eIdjeaahQa n,,aeplied Rich
ard. -. =.
"You go right down staips now ~ con-
tinued the principal. III .eo4
"Well. don't sass me, for was never
here before ~ replied Richard, slowly
moving his legs us if he meant to get
down.
The principal took him by the collar
and ierked him around, got kicked on
the shin and bitten in the wrist, and
finally landed the young student on the
walk.