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credi, to John III. Meeraw.
>rokSNe >vsakerrlan

= g! exc Hs-2 CT woman among the savy,-,
ess g senator Squire deserve greater crptss -,
Snotasr, tANt En&a is Jahn II. Mr~,rsw. ~ -
So $50, ae vas the general Of the vast army ~
.s = under ne squire standard. ana hls 49,,
s.A-s-.P gas saPeEa Its fortunate can.,tst.s.
are combined the ability ana s's,s,,,. =. s.s''
Ike John Il Metiraw. - nan
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VIM Calkin. Move Back 60 spok.n. !.
,Pokanc Reviev

~f~A~--A~ @s~hA~N
]; Is >enstor squire Tor SIX years more. snd the
scene shifts - Eastern Washington. senate
Alien lew has fences - keep IL repzIr Gisat
here II spokane Pals ons can and plsnsy OF
political ssoek beat upon breaking inso he
NSllA walls mzn p&stuge- Senator Squire sat
8 g-ss; deal OF support IN this eisy-e TACT which
w4n serve asa eaa iSsr senator Alien N his hours
81 rejection
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cannot. at the utmost, add more than one
dollar per capita per annum 10 the coun-
try's circulation, especially when that
condition is confined to the coinage of
precious metal in general demand through
out the world at a valuation not always,
nor ever seriously, below the valuation
represented in its coinage.
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tne reasonable expenses of q campaign. to say
nothing OF its luxuries. His lieutenant was a
ieader IN name only aud could not cope with the
political tricksters and wire-puIlers arrayed
against him. And so the battle was lost, and
Tacoma has been given another bitter pill Of ex-
perience which she will not soon forget.
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Why did not Harry Clarke sign the
manifesto of the Calkins generals? Why
should not the paymaster rank with the
chiefs of the army?
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~M-s Hiaxlowss soats.rr So -.
Ieethsng soitens ths ralysS rsssg,s - sasaren
Saa, siasys pan, egEes Wind cols - $3.50
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A Bitter firl Of Experienee.

Isesrzz West Coast Trade
C&lksns- On i2e ether hand. although cue al
uoas richest rohseEnen. w2s poor n worldly
sooSx AID did Let have s2@cle.E saa5s - Ear
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SnzEiss Z Patterson, The lawyer, a. ss..as.,
s.se sv3 / ssea sks 10 Fasas ia All ~
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the disgust with which the people now
look upon TIE manifesto signers deepens
into horror
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19

Ralflrnnre.

BALTIMORE. Mn. Dec. ls-Flour steady and
unchanged. Wheat firm; No red spot.s l.02d
ln1t4. December. SiO2lssl .O2i4. January, 1904
@loStt February. sIO53s@ o53s May, slO]4 "a
l0ol8. steamer No red. 9ll4mglic; receipts,
81 $50 bushels. shipments. 1868 bushels; stock,
l1s.8is bushels; sales 52.o0a bushels; South
ern wheat firm: Tutz. &c asl.O3: Longberry,
csc @sl04. Corn firm; mixed spot, 5i4l
@tec.; year. &c; January, 5a3s@55iic.: J eb-
ruary, 52@4S523tc.; March. j2i 4@j2l9c.; steamer
mixed 52l4e5f4c.; stock, 425S21 bushels;
sales. $4,000 bushels; southern corn
finer; white. 5i@51c.. yellow. 5l@5c.
Oats Qniet No. . white. Western. 4ic;.
No. mixed Western. 39c; receipts, 1000 bushels;
stock. 1850 bushels Rye dull and weak No.
?. &c asked receipts 556 bushels; stock BOO 451
bushels. Hay steady; good 20 choice timothy,
Sl3elA Grain 'freights quiet unchanged. Cot
ton dull; middhng, 144c. Provisions duh and
quiet, unchanged. Butter steady; creamery
fancy 2s82ac.; fair TO choice. 25 PC imitation,
23@25c.; ladle fancy PC; good TO choice, lea
pic; rolls. fine. 2ic. Eggs steady. 2582fc.
Coffee steady: Rio cargOes. fair. lie; No. T. l4c.
Sugar strong; granuated. &c. Copper steady,
unchanged Whisky nominal, SL25@l2i. Pea
nuts unchanged.
StOckS-NrgIDia 3's TO-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19

RrcHwoND. Va. Dec. $40 offerings Of TO-
haccos al auction on Change today lrvate
sales reported to the secretary Of the Richmond
tobacco trade 10 day. smokers hog heads
SCRAPS lright. i hOgsheads: dark leai, 80 hogs
heads: total 90 hogsheais Farmers Wilson's
SbOckoe Virginia. Allegheny. Naughans. Old
Dominion. Creushaws sui Planters tobacco
warehouses report Receints. Do packages, de-
6veries %. Internal revenue collections lax
paid cigars and cigarettes $500 %, tax paid
Mug tObaccO. s2353.SS. total. $500 o..
enockoe tobacco warehouse sold 20 dav $3.50
pounds dark loose tobacco: highest price 81,
and for he week ending to-day l30650 pounds;
highest price. 81
Crenslaw sold 46,l35 pounds dark loose to-
baccos. highest price . %. and Tor the week
ending to-day $50 pounds highest price
ane bright sale tomorrow at Crenshaw's
tobacco warehouse.
A nice sale OF I'm shi loose tobaccos and good
prices NJ davenport 20 day.
A very good sale Of bright loose tobaccos az
Planter to-day; prices well up' and bg sale
for TO- morrow.
tobaccos TODAY. wrappers sold az from go 10
s4T and cutters IS high as ESQ
MIR Gregory. Of Davis & Gregory. who has
leeu recently confined 20 the house with the
er.p. is out and 20 bis poet OF business again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19

ST LOUIS. Mo. Dec. lS-Flour dull; patent,
&445a455: fancy 70 extra S3.N@f 25. choice,
December, g3lSc. nominal; January 93s,c.,
nominal: May Csc. July. 93i4c. bid. Corn
higher; year, 89}kc; January. 3.@4c.; February,
BIC, May. 3q'sN40c. Oats lower: December,
3084c.. May. 3ia4c bid. Pork Standard mess 90.
Lard-Prme steam. $3.50. Dry sailed meats
Shoulders. 4i6c: longs, 5tlc.; clear ribs, y {;
shorts &C. Bacon Boxed shoulders. 5i3c /;
longs, 61sc.;. clear ribs. 01a9G9sc.; shorts. 69se
&c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Bstulm Report Of the Monetary, Grain
and Provision Markets,
CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF HONEY
oeerincs and sales vt the Richmond '''''
rtchangc-InierRal Revenue 'o''
tions-Forelgn Adsioes.

,,v yonv. Zee. is.-Monsy closed 81 <'sNo
..- cent: the bighes, rate was 3. h1eh' '..-.'
l.., oaios aadfarm. Posted rates 49, $50,
....I ra.cs 4sAei,s for siH'y-day biD'' ana
..,.. FOR demand Government bonds closer ,..,
.,.. mrroncy s.. iasla bid, as coupon i"'a
,,ionded es. registered ioo BAD.
10 WAS n decided increase in tAe No.l,ne
.nr.s in Stock Exchange thi' Ihll"i' ,'.
Iosl.o flo amount Of shares were s''i i ,,9
- .he Same hours Yesterday. ING -, ~. -f
.r.ct fn tlis.Ouri Pacific. ~. avg a.
-.. Cotton Uil certificates Missouri. reoi
-t Ia1l Atkinson, Reading. , j. i' .'ar
..I-aln Oas. tluctuation Wei. u .r t ii''
.. moss of The hst AMI coWluc 49,, ...,-''
.e range. So Pan. and huiuth am. Oo'i'6b e
however. were Conspicuous HA.Io, Ier
.,.- improved pa AMI the -al az liz
Inc genera. list was onll TIA 'R'~
rat uo0n thau DO closed Jas. his. ..,.i.oti
.rs actively bought to-day ana = ' ret
.tinr was for insfac A..' .-.., crate
Iv Boston. London wa nm 90. . ~,S9
r.r of ST. Paul. Aicu.s 3D. ..'t,.-..'ftr'- dr.
I...rlIe and MON lsc.hr lue ,.i rr,@es
-rr afternoon was fairly ac'lH' hD' - ~
.,ruci arm FOR most stocks % ilo 49," '.,ro,
.,ress agc1mrarcl WIN ye'.tI-"s 49, T r..s
a. advance ransea i .. .s q ,5t shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19

Oxronp. n C.. Dec T.. Our receipts for
leaf folsccos for The past ten DAYS have been
quite large. but the quality has been very IN.
ferOr The breaks have consisted manly OF
falaccos ranging IN prices under Sl2 per huu.
An. d Scarcely auv wrappers are beng offered
and .nt few desirable cutters. 10 - expected
int after Christmas the quality Of our offer
ingsWill improve. High prices paid for com
mon grades have stimulated planters TO work
oa their poorest tobacco and hold back the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19

The object of this suit is TO recover Of the de-
fendans the sum OF five thousand dollars
agreed by them to be paid the plaintiff for s
services in connec ion with the Virginia debt
question: to attach any estate Of the deien-
dants IN this state, and especially the " per
cent. commission, which will DO due and pay
able on Virginia bonds to the defendants, OF
any of them. owing 70 their being deposited IN
sny bank Of this State. and especially IN the
Planters National Bank. or said 3ls per cent.
commission or any bonds delivered 20 the de-
Pendants, or any of them, 10 satisfaction OF said
bonds: and to attach any money AID bonds
brought into the State for the purpose. or de
posted in the depository provided by act OF
Assembly Of 9Th March 1890, by said defen-
dants or any Of them.
And afhdsyit having been made and fled that
all Of the above named defendants except tho
residents of this State. they are required 10 AZ
near here within fifteen days after the due pub
lcation Of this order and do what IS necessary
10 protect their interests herein.
cOpy-Teste:
CHARLES ". GODDIN, Clerk
4 II n Luz
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19

snsr1Y spniy "swayne's Ointment" No In
ternsi medicine required. Cures tetter. eczema
itch. all erurtions on tho lace, hands. nose, &c.
leaving the skin clear, whlle' ana heAllhy. lli
rr4sf healing and curative powers are possessed
wbno other remedy ask your druggist fot
sYayne's Ointment
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IiNernonI.

LIvFRPooI. Dec. Spot cotton steady; mid
ling up'ands. A.. Ssies 10000 bales Futures
dull but steady. jannarv. 4 i0-64. January
February. ll-6l: February March, 4 l5-6i;
March-April. 1861
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Wnuvero~. Y C.. Dec lS-Spirts turpen-
tine is steady 40 30t1c Rosln firm. strained
s12l. cool strained. sl.2f. Tar steady AZ sl.2'
virgin SlgO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19

CHARLESTON, s C. Dec ls.-Spirits turpentine
firm at &c Rosin firm; good strained at
: DIla
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AEW l0RK Dec ls.-Messrs Hubbard Price
o o. iu their cotton CIRCULAR tonight. say:
Rather tn tne burIr-e Dt Operators here res-
i.'iat weakness lu this market failed of an lin-
II....lu upon Liverpool Ills morning. Prices
Were opened point easier. but the loss WAS
l4ich-f ccONerel ana llr close was nrm az 20
.l above last evening prices. Spot sales
Herr l-NW bales our c-Hics report that Man
chester ls uIm and advancing for both warns
tlI cloths. The eteal.urss # tho consuming
market has Teen reHecteI bl All Improvement
q. from SIX lo ,eFen points hcre The market
3. cnth having completely recovered
tom tl6 aemOrallalo. of yester-
day and beng rrm. Interior recei IS
are Little under expectation. and although
Gary 10 -e's ulon ll' a.,. % ls eyiden, hat
.le amour, OF c1.lon coming utO sight this
week will Doe for the tlst time iu
ny three months less than that max
,,s i5 ' Rse @ 1e,-s The core
i.t tho short interest was uu oh increased YES
+i ay. hutlt 3. doubtful 81 iresl interest so
tuted las been covered to-day. and here is
AMY question OF Interrogation uron the
Aalof some OF the bears az o. whether it is
-i lat least prudent " not wise. 10
ION the short interest for tho
ifeelt After . o'clock the market
tss bf Two points from the best prices ~ fha
4 Eon r0alNlng sales caused BIS slightly
-.te interior receipts than expected. The close
~, ifaly With u better undcrtlle To- tho
aaitei. than for some time past IL The move
A'lt y the crop would Do about ia. almost
n-+ QUICKLY regain confidence in higher
lc.s lltceipts al New Orleans are estimated
prov al iD,l0J against 1900 last week
81 |ast year.
e'ares steady. Receipts AZ the ports for The
"ttt Io ut 90 g.5,UO bales. against 265u0 last
t.~ ilc interior towns will receive about
"a. es. against 1850 bales d year ago
..'.A' t these towns viii gain 5000 lsies.
..aAtis plantation movement OF 2eOl00 lalos
sA'inl i.ou lasi year. The snof market is
s''hA. at ofmer quot atoms NidtlinY urIepds
A-lh sales, li9 bales. 1ranSactions in
ta'uirs, $4,000 bales; December 40 80.
s.tA4iy. s.h- HI0i, March, L91mrg6 Aprjl s ooas
..f .iaN, 81. o H.23. june. 83las.s4. lr,l, 4 ~,
'''' august. a5!s555i September. 5Oasm
PRODUCE.
.o1r-Ilour closed quiet about steady and
..-s,ahted. southern Hour closed dul.. trsde
90 i1mly extras. a. 80a1
"hea.-N heat options opened weak and de-.
.-,l nc on hght offerings. The weakness
we 90 lower cables aud clear weather In the
tI~ later news from foreign sources RESULT
4, 81 strengthening The market. 4 &C. advance
.i.a stronger Berlin adyices. together with
c.c..a VAT he"s caused sharp rally and prces
N''t H81-c. higher Spot lots closed firm.
A.. : red winter, cash. 400: DECEMBER
~1ich ti0e3f. |-'
Wn-COrn options were moderately active.
~ Wiees firm, closing iiAc higher for Deeem.
~ ana slightly higher for Other months. Spot
M '.9soa strong and higher Sales: No 2
- cash. yO}tc.; December. c0Jlc: January.
~, February. 55J<c
"-VA'' options we're fairly active and lrm,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria

Piles Piles, Itching PILES.
SYMPTOMS. Moisture. intense itching ana sting
ing: most a. night worse 10y scratching; II az
lowed to continue tumors FORM whlch often
bleed and ulcerate. becoming very sore.
SwGyne's ointment stops the itching and bleed-
ing, heals liberation. and in most cases removes
The tumors. At druggists, or 10y mal' Tor -
cents. Dr. Swsyne son. PhlladeIph1S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19

- N-CHRIsT EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner
IWenty-second and enahe streets.-Rev Pas
Divine service AZ II A. VI. and 3 +. VI. sunday
Evening prayer and lecture o'clock Wednes-
dav-t hRpei of Redeomer lMissionl-sundAv-
school az $3.50 Z. VI. Evening prayer and sermon
7.80 clock sunday III
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ron second amended bill upon attachments
returned executed

The object OF this suit is to obtain the pay
ment OF two thousand dollars and costs and IN
terest due 10 the plaintiff, by Joseph Davis. TO
attach and subject hisiinterest In or debts due
him by ans OF the defendant ompanles 10 the
payment Of his debts.
TO set aside a fraudulent assignment from
said Davis 70 II. f. Spinney OF the lease OF the
convicts buildings. boilers, etc, AZ the Virginia
penitentiery. now claimed by said Suinney 20
have been as collateral to secure loan Of ten
thousand dollars 10 enjOin said Spinnoy from
transferring said lease TO The Davis Boot and
Shoe Company or other person or corporation
and 70 require said Spinney and The Davis
Boot and Shoe Company" or others using said
lease 20 account for the use thereof 10 the
plaintiff and other creditors OF said Davis and for
the value thereof or To have said lease sold ami
its proceeds paid over 10 the plaintih and other
creditors of said Davis.
And aflidavit having been made and filed that
Joseph DAVIS + f. Splnneg and the Davis hoe
Company. defendants herein are non residents
OF this State 10 Is ordered that they appear here
within fifteen days alter due publication OF this
order AMI do what is necessary 10 protect their
interests herein.
4 cOpy-Ieste:
CHARLES w. GODDIN, Clerk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19

Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup has been used
for children teethine 1t soothes tho child
softens tho gums, allays all PAIN, cures wlnl
twenty-five cents bottle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19

fg-PINE-STREEr BAPTIST CHURCH icor.
ner Pine and Albemarle streets. Rev. j. b.
HuIsoS' pastof.-Preaching Sunday AZ If A. VI.
and T.. NJ by the pastor. Sundsy-school at 9
A. MPrayer- meeting "Wednesday night 3
o'clock. Young peoples meeting Friday night,
5 O'Clock. rs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19

Joseph S. Payne. who sues on behalf Of HIM
self and all other creditors Of the late con
Ecern Of Tomphns,. Hall d Plaintiff
Against
Robert NJ. Tompkins and Samuel II. Bowman,
surviving partners Of Iompkins Hal a CO.,
and in their own right and Mary T. Hal, the
executrix OF John Hall, deceased. Defendants.
Extract from Decree OF December l. lSJl-l
The Court doth adiudge. order and decree
that this cause be referred TO one OF the COM
missioners of this court to take and settle the
following accounts:
First An account Of all debts and demands
against the late concern Of Iompklns, Han
Co. and the order Of their priorities.
Second. An account of the assets Of the SAID
concern, OF what kind and wheresoeyer stu
ated.
Third. An account Of the partnership trans
actions of the said Iompkins. Hall * Co., AMI
Of Bowman Hall and what interests are due
20 the several partners in said concern
Fourth. ANY other matter deemed pertinent
by the commissioners OF desired by any OF the
parties interested 10 be stated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19

closing sto,szc higher Spot lots closed firm
spot ,ales; No. white. i2c: No. 2 mixed. sIc.
do. January, 40c. May. 3oskc.
k-lork dull; new mess, 5000.
Lard-Lard closed lower: December. s63g;
January ~ a.; February, s65;
Sugars-Raw sugar dull aud wholly nominal;
prices unchanged. refined steady; cut-loaf or
crushed. 5'kc.; powdered. cubes or mould Issc.
granulated. Na@4i4c.: confectioncrs A. 41-lec.
-, toiiee-SpOt lots coffee closed steady; fair
no csrgoes, 1876. Futures closed ieady:
no or Santos No. r, December, sl3iO;
January si2t5; February, sI2 ~.
lotroIcum-Iipe Line certificates dull and
feat feless Sales. 1000 barrels. January
opened $3.50; highest. . &C.: lowest. 5ec' clos
ing 51tSc.
Naval stores-Spirits turnentino steadily
maintained ~ prico, rut trading slow. Quoted
~ 't@ 3il9c.. latter machine. tosin quiet and
unchanged; strained, sl.35; good strained. 3l.30.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19

Davis Shoe Company. Davis Shoe-Manufac-
tnring Company. The Davis Boot and Shoe
Company. Joseph Davis. H. T. sninney. in
diyidually. and BE-. splnney and Moses VIII
Shoe Company dated 18th Of May 1891. and
10th OF May. ls9I...................De Defendants,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19
~ cHAScERY.

The object Of this suit is to obtain the pay
ment of ten thousand eight hundred and thirty
even dollars and ninety-two cents and costs and
interest due the plaintiff by the avis Shoe ON
many: 10 set aside fraudulent al nment from
foseDh DAVIS 20 Is. h. SDinney or the lease OF the
convicts. buildings. boilers &c, at the Virginia
Srate penitenliary, and 10 subject the interest,
Lain or title therein or thereto held or owned
Iv the Davis Shoe COMPANY 20 the payment Of
tho ulaintif de { and other deDt sdue by 10; 10
sn~oin and restrain said Spinney from trans
,srrlng said lease 20 The laws Foot and Shoe
Company" or other person or corporation, and
90 require said Spinney ana y he Davis Boot
and Shoe Company or others using said lease 10
sccount TO the plaintiff and other creditors for
e. use thereof and for the value thereof or 10
have said lease sold and its proceeds paid 20 The
ni,intih and other creditors. aud meanwhile 10
have a receiver appointed 70 use and operate
And affidavit having been made and fled that
,ha defendants. Joseph Davis. h. 4. Spinney.
Noses Williams and the DAVIS Shoe Company
90 non-residents Of this State, II Is ordered
That they appear here within fifteen days after
dne uublication of this order and do what Is
uscessary 10 protect their interests herein.
copy-Ieste:
e. W. G0DDIN, Clerk.
WILLIS T. SMITH, pa. del9-saiw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19

+ F. PATRICK AND JOHN DUNLOP
against
louisa T.. Burrows.'B, W. Burrows, Albert $.
Warner, Byrd Warwick, Ida l.. Warwick, his
wife, Byrd Il. Warwick. Louisa Marguerite
Warwick. Imogen Warwick, - Warwick
Whose given name is now unknown Mary
Burrows. Roswell Burrows and Albert Bur
rows, children Of the said Charles Burrows.
deceased. and believed TO be all infants under
twenty-one years Of age and Sallie J.. Price
and Henry n. Price, her husband. Defendants.
IN cHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is 10 compel the per-
sonal representatives OF Roswell y. burrows,
deceased. 10 convey the land in the city OF Rich
mond AMI described IN the bill. And affidavit
having been made and filed that louisa {. Bur-
rows, i. W. Burrows. Albert ) Warner Mary
Burrows, Roswell Burrows and Albert Burrows
are nOn-rcsdents Of this state, 10 s ordered That
they appear here within fifteen days after he
due puolcation of this order and 10 VIVA, Is
necessary 10 protect their interests IN this suit
A cOpy-Ieste:
CHARLES W. GODDIN. Clerk.
JoHS DUNLOP. D. q. no23-sGiw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19

dgnlnsf
Joseph Davis, The Dayis Shoe Company, The
Davis Shoe Manufacturing Company. The
Davis Root and Shoe COMPANY. b. T. spinney.
A. G. Shepherd. Rockbrldge Company, The
Glasgow Investment Company and The Nat
ural Bridge Park Association. Defendants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19
= - NIIhItI'I@'J " NOI7I7I.', - ~
WILLIS =. SMITH ?. q. do l9-saiw

yTJRGTyIA-TN THE CHANCFRY COURT
Y OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND THE 18TH
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1891:
Willis b
against
James N. Mason. Thomas F. Bayard George S.
Coe, George q. Williams individually and as
partners trading under the style of The Public
Debt Adjustment Company F. i. Olcott VIII
liam l. Bull. Henry bulge C. i. Dichty Jr,
Hugh r. Garden. ohm Gail, Grover Cleveland,
Tr1wn, Shipley Il Co, ondon firm whose
individual names are unknown: the Aer-
chants Trust and Deposit Company and the
Planters National Defendants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-19
IAMBERTs POINT. DEeEMnEn IS, ls9.

eun .7;22 Moon rises. 900 T. NJ.
SIM sets ...........s:5il Days length....sh. S2n.
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IT-THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH corner Of
Iwenty-sixth and Marshall streets. Rev. T. A.
1,0LZ; nastor.-Preachng AZ II A. NJ. and 7:i5 ?.
come. Is
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bUU ttI' - Ut 7 III . TIE "
IAMBERTS POINT. DECEMBER -, 1871.
ARRIVED.
Barges Nayesink Nercedita. Storm King
scbonners A. l.. Manson. BENJAMIN Hale Au-
gustus Hunt.
LOADED.
parge A. NJ. Minott. Hoboken; schooner S. S
Thorpe, New Bedford.
COAIED.
Briti.h steamship Potaro, Galveston, Liver
pool
PORT OF WEST POINT. December. Is. 1891.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Essex. Taylor. from Baltimore;
steamship Danyllle, Bennett. from Baltimore.
SAILED.
Steamship Essex for Norfolk: steamship Dan
vile for Baltimore; steamship Lin Clly ior
yalkertoa.
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SUNDAY CHURCH NOTICES.

rFfFTH-STREEr II. f. CHURCH MAN
chester. Rev. ]. i. WOODWARD. pastor.-Services
November 10Th az II A. VI. and 80 p. NJ Sun
day-school at930 A. 81 Is
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yrfRGiNIA-IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF
Y THE CITY OF RICHMOND THE 10TH DAY
or DECEMBER, 1891:
Asiatic National Bank. corporation duly
organized under the laws Of the United States.
suing for itself and other creditors. wno
Ac..........,,.......... Plaintiffs.
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FB- SEVENTIES STREET CHRISTIAN
CHrRCH-JAnfz HALL. Pastor.-Preaching by
pastor at u A. VI. and 2. VI. SUNDAY school at
g:slA NJ: " P. s. c. /. at 7:i5 2. NJ. All are
invited 20 attend.