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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05

n Social Lyeut-Vhe COIieEe--The
Asy IiIA.

Correspondence Of thold'hmoni Dispatch.l
WuLNrBuEG. December 4. 1855.
The event Of thc week m the social world
will be The ful-dres, leap-year german to-
morrow tW edncsdas) night by the Young
ladies' Of Williamsburg IN Cameron Hail. A
large uumb0rOf invitations are being sent
out, snd toe entertainment promises TO he
swell affair. and VIII no doubt be attended
hy large number OF the tiiie OF the ancient
capital.
Rev. william Bull. Of Pennsylvania, occn-
pied the pulpit 81 tine EpiscoDal church sun
day night, aEd delivered 10 large number
OF persans a mos, eloquent aud able sermon.
Dr. David p. May, OF Petersburg, accem-
panied by his daughter, Miss Elya, were IN
town Yesterday.
Professor slubbs, Of the school Of mathe.
MATES Of William aud Mary, was in GlOuces-
Ter county Yesterday visiting bis brother,
Hon. james \. Stubs.
one % The largesf peanut raisers in this
section informs the writer that not more than
hall crop was made this season, which
means 10 the farmers a short supply Of Christ
mas goods.
student. TO William and Mary continue To
come in. There are HOW about eIghty.ilys
mstriculates.
The Executive Committee OF The directors
for the Eastern Asylum meet here to.mor,
row. There is now one vacancy on the
board, caused 10y death, aud IA the spring
the terms OF three members viii expire. A
recent visit to the asylum found IL perfect
order, and the management most admirable.
W
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Lonr. aTaAYsD. AND FouNo.

USF, On MUNDAf NIHuI, UN
H Grace street between Foushes and Adams
streets, GOLD THlMBLk. with name "kilen
on IL reward Will DO paid for its return 20
No. II north Fifth street De BIZ
VNHE PERSON WHO WAS SEEN
Il TO PICK Up A SMALL LADY's GOLD
WATCH, studded with diamonds, key aud
chain attached. on Broad street Tuesday night
WILL PLEASE RETURN THE SANE 70 No. 10
east Broad street and receive suitable reHatd.
Dc 6-it'
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aI-Tr0ubioseme TFamDs-
Death. sKc.
lcorresponienco ol lhe RIchmond Dlspalch.l
rrrrnII,N,a. n,cemher 4. 1sss.

II ufffeI 0n1enno OF INC NlftluOuu DiHpAN'usi
TnrvuIIAN's, December 4. 1853.
Mr.. J. u. Voolfolk, Jr., and Miss Lulie
Smith, OF this county, were married some
dsys SINCE a the bone Of the brides parents.
Mr. Voolfolk ia deputy sheriff Of HE county
lnd prosperous isrmcr The bride Is =
niece of Lieutenant Governor Massey.
A few niglts agO q bar-r0oH IN the town
Of Gordousyllle was iorciDly entered during
the nirbt aud property carried of. The
owner OF the shop having ascertained that
the guilty parties were passing trsmps,
oct out ~ pursuit. Of them and tracked them
10 Louisa Courthouse. where he summoned
posse o. citizens gud advanced 10 storm
the camp o. TIE tramp. The perambuiaiors
showed bold front, aud alter several shots
were EXCHANGED ou both side. the attacking
rarfv withdrew 10 aWsit endorsements.
Fortunately no one was injured, though the
affair has caused great excitement. The
trampe have lett for parts unknown. lOur
correspondent visited the scene OF the con-
fict bat failed TO find shot, shell, or me-
meuio q any Kind o. the FRAY.
Sir. John Smith. o popular Young gentle
man % this pacc. died saturday 90 the house
ol Mrs. Tisda.e, lis auoi. lie had been
lingering M tie last eiu res Of consumption
Tor some months and hi, case has excited
great sympathy throughout the town. Mr
smith was a teiegrauh-Oporator, but since
the failure OF bis health had been conduct
ING agreen grocery az ibis place. The tune.
ial took place Yesterday and was conducted
by Rev. !. y. May.
The fox.huuters were ont in force on
ThankspiyiBs-D4y. Another extensive meet
Is Organizing tor Christmas.
The Mghodists OF the county are pleased
90 welcome their Ola pastor, Rev. ". +,
Balm. once more.
Miss SanIe Bvrcs, OF Onancock, is visit
ing at " oOlbOurnc. TwlG.
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Marriage sn ksaaOver.


A large crowd gathered at Wins church,
in Hanover county near Ashlsnd, on the
2sih uliimO to witness the marriage OF MISS
LenaH. Wilson. the accomplished and pop.
mar daughter of Dir. +. G. Wilson, ana Mi.
JOAN l.. Thompson. a thrifty farmer OF the
nelgbborhood. The church was crowded
long before the couple came in WITH one OIL
the most fashionable gatherings which had
assembled there for long time. The BRIDE
was dressed In becoming suit OF red sils'
which set OF her fine fgure 10 great adj
vantage. The Ceremony was performed DIV
Rev. j. r. Wilkinson, pastor ell the churco.
The nshers, who dld their part OF the WORK
very handsomely, were Messrs. Jaines
Thompson (brother Of the groom, Richard
Pieasants, and Barton Denton.
After the ceremony the bridal party, Win
numerous friends. repaired 10 the residence
Of the groom's father, where q sumptueus
supper bad been prepared, after partaking OF
Witch amusements became the order, and
were kept up until a Iste hour, or rather an
early hour IN the morning. b.
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By Frank d. Hill Il Co.,
Real Estate AuctiOneers.

Pe1NpExrER B DRNoov. Auctloneers. d.
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mIELIoNAIRE's BANTER.
The Origin OF the story that Red ToI
Was FOR safe at N Fancy Figure.


ColeneI JamIson, OF Philadelphia, is a mil
1ionaire. who likes 70 spend his money IN
FURNISHING enieyment for the people who
have not the wealth at their disposal he pos
sesses. Colonel Jauison has on several occa-
sions chaItsrea q car. flied it full Of Young
married people. and given Them az extreme
IN ENJOYABLE trip acrDss the continent. lie Is
the owner Of the tnlly-bo coach. which he
placed at the disposal OF Mrs. Cleveland du.
ring one Of her visit. 10 Philadelphia some
time ago, and which that lady used With
grsat deal 81 pleasure. Last week the Colo
Del brought party Of Young people IRON
Philadelphia TO Washington.
They remained fDeTe four or five days, and
during their stay the Colonel called upon
Mrs. Clevelsnd to pay his respects. That
lady, remembering the pleasure which she
had received at hts hands, at once invited bis
party % dine with her NJ Oak View, and one
OF the most pleasant little gatherings OF the
season met at the pretty country place on the
TenalytoNn road ~ response to the inVila'
flows. Colonel JamiS0n iokinGly asked
Mrs. Cleveland what she would ash
for Oak View, aud she in response
asked him what be would give. He
said that il Was not busine,sslike
for The buyer to make an offer until be had
heard the figure OF the seller. Mrs. CleYe-
land insisted that he should name the price
that be was willing TO give, aud he replied :
THAT would never do, for II | should offer
you 100000 TO- the place, for instance, you
see would commit myself 10 that figure"
Mrs. Cleveland was not to be trapped into
fixing a lower figure by any such move a.
this She responded: ayes, and II should
tell you that we would sell It 10 you for
a ftfrfs 10 ~
ligure.'
No further offers were made Colone
Jamison remarked during the conversation
that Mrs. Cleveland must feel some regret
over The fact that her husband had not been
reelected. The lady replied that for hei
husband she felt some regret, but that as f9l
herself there was some compensation, RS oul
Of official life she would have the opportu
nifty, which had 50 long been denied her, O
becoming thoroughly acquainted With th'
mau 70 whom her lot in life was Joined.
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PETERSBURG.
A FIRE AND MARROW ESCAPE or A
CHILD.
Session OF the Circuit cours-7ersonal and
Religious Hotss-Tho Peanut
crop-Tobaceo.

fcorresp0adencc OF The Richmond Dispaichl
DECEMBER 4, 1883.
A frame tenement on flintstone street, in
fhe southern portion Of the city, was burned
this morniuY. The property belonged TO
Peter Fifer lcolorcd). whose loss IL between
ss00 and $500, without insurance. A four
year.old child Of Filters was IN the building
alone AZ the time and was rescued with
some difieulty by coloTed woman, who
rushed into the burning building aad saved
the child.
TIE rail or winter term Of the Circuit
Court OF Petersburg commences tomorrow.
There are goOdly number Of cbancery
cases on the docket, but no criminal Gases.
There are also several hundred suits against
citizens for paying their taxes IN coupons,
which were continued over from the spring
term 20 swst q decision OF The Supreme
Court IN a case involving Ike principles.
ASthis decision has not yet been reached "
Is probable that another continuance VIII be
had. An parties who present coupons Tor
. taxes now tender them upon the bonds no
o. 10 avoid suits 81 this character.
Rev. DR.. &. j. Gibson on sunday last
stated 70 his congregation that SINCE last
Advent Sunday fifteen COMMITMENTS Oh MS
church had died
The Petersburg convection Of the Episs
eopal Church raeetS In semi-annual session
Tomorrow aud will remain in session until
Saturday.
Ala meeting OF The congregation OF 81
PAuPs Episcopal church held last night a
Rector's Aid Association was organized
with the following officers: President, X.
4. Arlington; Vlce-Presldeut. Judge u. M.
Bernard, Treasurer, John Mann; Secretary,
william III. Cuthbort. NiBciy menbeFs were
enrolled and tbs number will be largely in'
creased hereafter. The object OF the associ-
alton is 10 assist the rector In the various
branches Of church work, for which specisi
committees vIii be- appointed.
Rev. w. T. kyans, the new pastor OF
Washfnrton- street Methodist Episcopal
church, is attracting very large congrega-
lions by bus eloquent scFnens.
Accounts from the peanut section are
rather gloomy as 10 the condition OF This
yesrs' crop. which Is represented as both
short and much damaged At that.
Captain L. 4. Marks wa last night elected
& memter 81 the Common Council for the
Fourth Ward ia place 81 Mr.. W. 4. Nell
wane, who declined 20 qualify Mr.. Simon
Seward. ~ thu same ward, who had rendered
his resignation, withdrew II 4. the request OF
friends.
n srge quantity Of tobacco sent over from
Ticbwoud has been SO q In this market
within the past few days Al satisfactory
prices The receipts 81 tobacco tins week
show very decided increase, with firm
market for all good grades.
ROBIN ADArR.
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The Pol,ce.Oonrt RECORD.

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
The record 81 our Police Court would lead
many 10 infer that ours is 4 VERY laSless city.
Last month there were 3s4 srrests and 4Ii
ordinance violations reported. Only - were
seut OF, % convicted Of misdeweanor, ano
II sent 10 jail fol want Of security.
hold that either TOO many people are ar
rested or our Police Justice fails in his duty;
ana that be does not do.
My conclusion Is tbat under the present
police-b0ok arrangement arrests are msdt
and ordinance violations reported that
should not be, and the remedy Is in the hand'
OF our Police Commissioners.
trust you will call their attention to the
evils. Yours, JCs1ICE.
December /, 1883.
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meath OF sn Ola c,t,1s"-Reviva,.


ONANCoCK. December =, 1888.
Captain Elias Bcil father ~ Robert j.
Bel, Esq, Of this town. snd a highly. re.
specsed citizen Of this county, died Saiur-
day evening" al bis home near here, GU Deer
creek. AGED niuc,y-tWo wears. he Was a
man Of wonderful energy aud vitality, aud
Untl a few months past bad never been Sc
riously III in SO Of h.s he. lie was a
Wid0w6r.
The cOlored naniists are increasing very
rapidly ia ana around TIL, town. revival
has been going on 81 their church here, snd
piny have p,Oigssed conversion. Notwitn-
standing TIE cold wcsthsr o number Of the
new converts were immersed Oe.r here YES
terday IN onpncock creek IN The presence OF
. large crowd Of 10th races.
Lieutenant Wild, commander Of The United
States revenue rlJOre, is gu Cainc0ieag va
leland. whitEcr ne went lat week 70 sell
The revenue cutter Report. which i 10 be
replaced bv a new one Letter suited 10 The
needs Of Tue Government service, and Cap
tain ieoisnin :. Rich. Superintendent OF The
hie-saVing stations ia tbs district. is on ileg
is@Sd superlrteading l1e removal OF TIE
sta'ion-ho0se there from zoe surt into which
II wss washed 0urlag tseieceat storm.
kALLIAs.
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BY j. II. Valentine. Auctioneer,
JAS Macdougall and II. Benson, Salesmen9
No. sci east Broad street
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au<yrrDM sAT.gs-rutnye BeS s-->>
by james d. Elan.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
Iff8 Main street.

mRUsTEEs AUCTION SALE OF
rus MN AND DEsfRABLE pE,
TAcHED FRAME q, BYE gwEIL AZ fa EN- NORTH
wssT RNER OF SEM N IS AMI M
ELEVENTH srKEETs. IN TIE y me "a deed OK q
,r,,st 10 me from J. T. Kaglo and hoea Eas's'
dated October 49, 1873 recorded IN aos s1lu Being
,rs,srs,o rrruired BIZ the holder OF ino Dote ue-
sD9ihed In sald deed. shall sell By public auc-
ton, on the premises. on
MONDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1888.
.,.,o.s y n the aboye-nRmed ATTRAC-
TIVE NEW DETACHED DWELLlNG ana tne
LOT on which II stands fronting ~ ieet on .ne
north side OF semmes street add extending pacs
between parallel lines along the western nie u
Fsyonfh street 10 feet 70 an alley 10 ieet nlae.
TERMS: Cash as 70 the expenses OF SAFE sly
deiinauent tExes. and the note descftoed IN saa
decd Tor $685. with interest thereon from Octones
II fsss; and the residue upon such terms - ,ns
rrentors in said deed, or the trustee, shan ~
scribe. and as shall DO announced a. me uine Oh
ealr JAhHo - I,..o
AA""hNN'
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ATAuNwoN.
Saage Gssttan's Msssson 20 secure
Immigration.

iccrosponaenec y; Tie hieamood Disoa,.S.l
DNCEllsgR 4, ISIS.
Judge Charles Grsttan. Of this civ. yir.
R'nA stale Asent OF Immigration, has ne.
turned IRON bis idleFsitw vito the Com.
missioner II Agriculture, Lolaasl White
bead, asd ohiaiued suca available mstaciai
~ The lsueI's Office Afforded Tor prosecuting
t5e iDisslon 10 be made 20 tac western states
ht has also seen IN consultation with Hon.
A. koiBer, OF AaeusfA eeanty, who Il presl-
don't o. the state Board n Agriculture,
under which butterfly toe effort 10 Induce
immigration 20 Virginia IS made. Judge
Grattsu viii leave Tor Zoe northwestern states
on the i9ih instant. sud expects 10 spend
mofi u ,be time occupied Df ibis visit Ia
fhe state Of Michigan.
sUdgS GfsHa1 viii he gfatiGed 10 receive
information from persons 10 any part OF The
State iniefssled IN lhs Important werk be has
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III sEykSTEgN YEARS FROM 4 SkIS,Dis-
EAkR-(OUI,D Nor WALK or pRkts MY
sEIF-.A MASs or DISEASE fttOh
HEAD TO fOOr-tUhkD IN
RIGHT WkEKS BY THkCU-
TrCffRA RcHkDlEs

IL 4 SEYRHTKEN lKAhs EitVa - ~, ~
sELF--A MASS or DlsEhsE ft'oh
HEAD TO fOOr~-CUhkD IN
NIGHT wkEKs BY 1HkCU-
TICuRA RcAkDlES
tttha ara ~ Tires month"; rEsh (which al
forwards proved 70 be eezsma or eaii-rneuup
male iis appearance on my fhce. physici,n,n
WAS called. Ito said tcstning was me cause. no
prescribed some cooling mcdicint. pu, mo sYrns
gureai % my cara and hoad. hngtatr ~. y.
WAS called lie plofesso1 70 know All about ne
case. called II Kings Evil and prcSflpo1
gunoowder, hrimstone, and lard miJod into
salvs, but tho disease continued. lheJ sVuIe
not do anything with q. Another prescrlDee
Borsx, water. and -four; another hneeeo pyul.
tics Mono OF them did ms any gooo ~ ~, NV
made mo worse. Tho disease ecnuhec9 uue-
baisf. spread TO my arms am Ioss' -, o.,
laid up entirely and from continually ssiuh GU
tho noor on q pillow my limbs conuacten. 20
tnat ( lost all c ntr0i Of them snd Nas uiNrly
helpless My mother would have v liit me our
and into bed. ! could got around NE houss on
my hands add fact but could not got roy CLONES
on at all and had 10 wear nsort OF uIceelhk-
Ny hair had all matted down OF ialien OF hHq
my head. face. and ears were ore 80. - !
had 90 nave towel on my head all mo TIME 20
the summer 10 keep the flies OF. Ay parehb
consulted y prominent physician ana surgeon
here In Chicago the other PHYSICIAN petolo
mentioned we're Of Duniaa and hamlien, Na4 10
ca, He said be could 10 nothing Tor ue. nY
,ysntsd 20 cut ths sineWs Of my legs 20 tnht
could walk, Int would not let bin, for u did
get bettor would have no control OF them. -, q,
The disease continued IN THIS manner uh ~
wa seventeen years old and one day ia jan
nary. 1879 read al account IN The Iri0vhf OF
your CUTfcURA REMEDIES. II described my case
20 exactly that / thought. as a lnst fes0i' W
give them a trial.
When / first applied them was al raw ana
bleeding from sTatchiug myself, bui went
GsleeD almost ipnmediately. something hsu not
done for Year. The eject was 81 soothing.
In about two weeks could siaad straight, Dut
not walk ! was 40 weak, but my sores were
nearly vol. AZ near - can judge me CDIiIU-
RI REMEDIES cured me 10 about SIX 70 eight
weeks and ND 20 tds date O. from January,
1879, 20 January, 1S5s-i have not been sex Ia
any way or have had tbs least sign OF M emeaso
reapnoaripg on me. W. j. hCDONALD.
87s2 Dearborn Nreet Chicago H., Juno ~, ~.
sold everyWheFs Price: CU1lcUKA, so. soAf,
&C: REsoIvEHT. 81. Prepared ~ the POI 1 Eh
DRUG AND CHEAICAL COMPANY, Boston,
Mass.
IU- Send for " How to Cure Skin Diseases
prurpIRg hiack-heads red rough. chapped.
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Abe mARLg.
C0urt Day-Largs Crowd-fndtcf-
meats.

COurf Day-Gnrge Crowd-fndtcf-
meuts.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Deccmbeft. 1883.
Yesterday was COUNTY. Court day here.
The weather was Guc for this season oi me
year, and there was the usual large crowd
OF country psople from ths aud adjoining
counties Ia town.
The county grand jury Yesterday brought
in true bills OF Indictment against waiter
West. William Barrett. and Reuben hsrtih
for felony. The County Court Is IN session
today and will continue for about teu DAYS.
several important eases will be tried st TINS
term, notAbly the case Of A. A. sutherland,
charged with forging school warrants.
Captain Jefferson NJ. Levy, OF New YORK,
and owner Of Monticello, the home OF
Thomas jefferson, was in the city yester-
dsy.
Mr. q. II. Fife leii last night for Lurey on
a short visit 10 friends. W.
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NpAY. pEczsBya 10. 1873.
By Joseph B. Davis, Aucsioneer,
o.. b. Cook. salesmanl.

nETERMININ G. TO DISCON-
~ THU L farming. will sell without reserve
at my farm. near y OodsOn's Shops, one mile be-
yond Expos tioa-Gr0uuds. on
THURSDAY, DEcESBEs srH,
commencing at 10 o'clock promptly. all Of my
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. embracing Va
riety OF household goods In good condition; al
farming implements. embracing ONE CHAM
POS MOWER, a. good as new. WAGONS
CARTS, FLOWS, FAMILY CARRIAGE, DRAGS
HOr.BkD SASH, BE6-HlYEs, &C. Also, pan
frsi-class MULES. I good FAMILY HORSE,
FAT HOGS, ~ tons hay, Is barrels CORN. FOD
DIR. SHUCks. TURSips. 100 bushels POTA-
TOES: in fact everything on the place.
TERMS: All suns over $50 four months foi
satisfactory paper, interest sided.
deg MRS HAkRIET W. SMITH
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By John T. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Bank and Eleventh streots-

A UCTION SALE OF FIVE DESIRA.
"A BILE FRAME DWELLINGS, Nos 40. az,
~ 725. AND 72s SOUTH PINE sfkKEr.-At the
request OF the owner will sell at public auction
on the premises. on
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 2. 1888.
At o'clock p. b., those FIVE ATTRACTIVE
FRAME DWELLINGSOn west side Of Pine street
known a. Nos. ~, ~, "a, 20. and 1gs No 20
Is a Two story detached house, aad contains i've
rooms. with well OF good water on the premises.
Lot snxi5D feet 70 an alley. The remaining forr
are stories and basement, and contain i've and
six rooms each.
The houses hare recently been painted aud put
Ia good repair snd are all occupied by excellent
tenants.
Persons Wishing good paying investment or a
comfortable home are Invited 20 this sale, rs The
owner Is determined 70 sell and 4 bargain may
DC expected.
rKEAs Very liberal. asd announced a. sale.
JOHN Il. GoDDfN.
del ApettpReer.
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aus-rror sALxa-guswwe Days
ByJH. Valentine, Aueiseneef.
ia. xn~ioueaIl and II. Benson. salcsmeo''
No ssi east Broad street
-,o,,,,,ooIovrp AND TRUSTEE's

COMMISSIONER AND TRUSTEES
1 y.,ai 49,. ts1F AND DESIRABLE col
rIci'foN a. NEARLY NEW BEp-CLgIblIr>.1
CHoCKRRY. TIN TOILET SsIss y Eil-n5 hiss1
rARPFTfSd LACE-CUhTAINs, ikOH eAf =,
COUNTERS, CIGARS, T0bACcV' &c: ~, = !
kIcTf0N.,By virtue OF deed OF trust ron NJ, ~.
E1ekiel 30 the andersigned 40 trgstse, ana IVY W.,
re,orded ana In pursuance Of decree suso'g a.
IN me (hancery Court o. the city OF hicninoan Va
the cause OF Dsffron sni az. rs b1eAiei on' "'''
1 will sell on
MONDAY. DEcsxBEs TO- issS
=, ,o,< ,,cIo.s a. The European Hsuse. on Ninth
streef between Grace sod tfsnkltn rt,ecs,,r q
iar0. sssor,fnent Of tho aDovo mentioned Art
CLEs. portion Of which will embrace ,.y IA.
/ Excellent DOUBLE.DOOk IRON sArh-D'o-
hold make, with Combination LOCKS -
Good COUNTERS, with Plgeon-holes, haHAs'
A sss . assortment Of CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c:
40 sets BkD-SPRIN9s: ,.v.,.,rvp. rs.
100 pair Elegant WHITE ana Inhi bbAHhS'"
i iSS y w,ITE a. and c0LORED SPREADS and COM
FORTS;
900 FEATHER-PILLOWs; ..,,-,.,,s.
20 sets BASINS. PITCHES. ana thAAbbAo'
Sd sets TIN TOILET WARE: ..-,-,.,,,...
u rots LACE-CURrAINs aDd FiAI Uhks; .,,
/ Excellent REFRiGERAlO6 and WAIEh-
Toretber win a large lot Of CARPETING, MAT
TING PILLOW-SIPS. TOWELS, tNoN n
FRY. CT ASSWAkE, CALLBELLS, TOILET
PAPER and BOXES. lotLEt oS94s 49, - =
The earticular attention % hotoi-keepefs hilt
private families II called % this SALE as she syD,
are all nearly new. Of first-raie quahty' a1o WIZ
be sold In lotB 10 suit purchasers. ..,.,
terms. Cash. So l. bL'OhD1ND,
Trustee and special Commissioner
j. II. VALENTINE. Aucti0ncer.
DAryRoS. PLAINTIFF. AGAINST EZEgIEL VI AIS,
DEFRSnANrs Nv ras CnANcEsY COUET0F rhE
CITY or RrcHkoSD.
], Charles w Goddin, clerk Of said court, GER
tfy that the bond required Of tho special com
missioner by tho decree I'm said cHose Oh be-
cember l. fsss has been duly given.
Given under my hand this ist day OF Deem
Der, 1855 49, ,,,ro,>,
de4 CHARLES ". bpbDir.
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AND OHIO ROUIE
J SCHEDULE TAXING EFfLCt
NOV ESBER -. 1914

~ SCHEDULE TAXING EFFLCt
bOFESBEg -. 1914
Ixlvg giCRH0sD.
StsA. NJ. for Newpor, Noas, Old Point corr
fort. and Norfolk daily s1cep' ''+
day. .,t
S.ls A. NJ. sundays only, % Newport N'H'' '''
Point. Aed Norfolk.
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