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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-27
Sandwich Island Affairs

Honolulu. November 19.-On the I'm
the native members Of the Cabinet askeu
the now Cabinet rs policy towards !he
United States, Minister Wilcox replying
that tine CABINETS policy Is TO estaDllsh
closer commercial relations with In VIZ
United States. The goy,errnimsht W. wo snle
rIgbf to tho use of the hGrbor of Pearl
river. and was willing to enter into reel
nrocity treaty with the United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-27
LECTURE AND oYsreR-sUPPsR.
An Interesting Occasion at Eureka Mills
Personal and Social Notes.


..a-respouIcuceof the Richmond DIspaich.l
E-.faA Mills. Va. November 26.-Rev.
George H. McFaden lectured at the
Methodist church last night. MS subject
,..<, How 10 Get Married ana Then Be
b rlg.' After the lecture an oyster-sup-
t- Was served for the benefit OF the
church.
a.t. e.. j.. Morton and r. w. Hines, OF
u theological Seminary, are visiting
:r.. here.
@ llue Watkins ard mother, OF Me-
BORN. aye VISITING Miss jamie Morton.
|.r. q. %. Van Ness, of hcysyllle. spent
...a. DAVIS here this week hunting birds.
81. John EdUuuds LETT this morning tor
f... t1 i edmond.
...-r-. D. b.. EVlelee and J. S. Perkin-
>.. V.t. their families, have gone 70 Maui
....,,f 10 live.
try.1. 81. Davis aud wife have returned
u visit Co. Halifax county.
''- Bette Iaulei. Of Halifax, IS stop
. a- liI. William Motions.
i.F. A.. IL. Wang ban. d. d.. breaches his
farewell sermon at Buery Presoy terrain
'fcl tomorrow morning. He has ac-
....ei "a call TO Roanoke church, IN this
.tr
OaE little town can boast of the honor OF
.''-A- d tuvyrr Cleveland aud q frankie
'.t''tna. both being me specimens OF
yD-l- Democracy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-27
m,.R. A. smith Passes Away.

Correspondence OF the Richmond DisDatch.l
A smith. died nj her home Yesterday eve
ming, at O'clock, in the 6Sth year OF her
ace. Mrs. Smith had been'a long and pa
tient sufferer from palalysls She was an
estlmable old lady, aud was for years
constant member Of Gi BAY Christian
church. She leaves tu.oo sons and an
aped husband to mourn their loss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-27

poerov November 2s. A dispatch tothe
c,io1s from Ottawa. Dat, says 10 was learn
oi last niSht that though Premier Abbotts
donation has been received by the gov
eminent TO be forwarded &c. Lord stanley
thew e are retaining possession of il UNI
III sncb time as the Manitoba school cues:
.,ao has been discussed. The disposal OF
80, 10 later is necessary before Sir John
T 1';'o can be made leader, an1 at
n r40 there "a no one else available 10
take the leadership.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-27
A HoRsE-THlEF ARRESTED.
Ho Ventured Home 10 See His Folks and
Was CauGht-Moonshiners Jailed.
Special telegram % the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
HvS1-NsToy, W. Va. November 90
Frank Milrons was arrested to-day at the
residence Of his brother, in GuvandOtte
four miles from tins city. Frank stole q
horse IN Lincoln county in 1887. About
that time the Lincoln county jail was
burned, and in consequence the prisoner
and his case were transferred to this coun-
rs. There was no question of his guilt, as
he was caught with the horse. However.
his father was allowed to 60 on his bond
for 500. The boy fed and the bond
proved worthless. Frank has been all over
tho country, but ventured home to see his
folks and was arrested.
Deputy United States Marshals Gun
nIngham and White brought to the city
tonight and placed IN jail Fix moon
shiners-two OF them from Logan county,
and two from Mcdowell county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-27

Dr. Edmund. Ma.on nl.

correspondence u me Ricomone DlsDstoh.I
LMiioelA, Va, November 26. DIR. Ed
.uAos Mason. a prominent physician aud
Nu1,h Oi our town, who has been very
tx i0T several months past. Is now very
.""' lis relatives have been notified. aud
s.nong them key. John X. Mason, OF your
ny Dr. Mason was prominent surgeon
~ use brgAde during tho late war. lie
was sIth the Virginia volunteers as as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-27
Asiatic cholera In MaIoe.
nv toleerapn 70 tho Dlspatch.l

yyvrsroy. Me-. November 26.-A special
20 lie To,fr7laI from Hangely says that Dr.
Q, A. Bridges. a physician OF high stand! stand,
Inc there, announces case OF As,a,io
cboiern there IN tue person OF MRS.
sfeoben Philbrick. She was taken SICK
last Monday afternoon, but Is row muc =,
easier. The house has been p!aoeu AZ
quarantine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-27
Pan.ops Defeats st. Adams 90 to o.

TE''I " ~
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, November IA
1oroe crowd witnessed the football con-
test for so-called championship OF the Viz,
piDla academies between ST. Adams and
Pantops. Great things were expected Of
the former team. with Shaw (ot 1ale)
captain. but Pantops proved too much Tor
them. running up q score OF 20 to D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-27
Killed BY a Freight Train.

INpoCLI teIegTHW % 1H0 UIoDNVVII'I
Mn1BoRo'. Va, November 2G.-On yes;
terdav Mr.. Dan. O'Connor, an employee OF
the chesapeake and Ohio railway; was
killed at Griffth's near his home, by being
run over by freight train.
Snow was about one inch deep here tnls
morning, but has nearly all melted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-27
ByJ. b. Elan & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionesrs,
1lI3 Main street.
DUBLIC AUCTION SALE
or TIE
LARGE AND VALUABLE BRICK STOKE
No. 1911 EAST FRANKLIN STREET.

By request Of the ownor va shall sell oy pup
lie auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER l, 1892,
~ - o'clocl, NJ, the SPACIOUS, SUBSTAN-
TIAL, WELL-LOCATED, AND NALtABt,L,E
thunderstorm BRICK STORE AND DWELL
ING No. 1911, on the south side Of Franklin
street, between Fifteenth and seVenteen,n
streets so long occupied by the late ID. Antilottl.
fronting 22I6xl24 feet, with public alley IN rear
10 feet wide. -,
The building is three stories above an excel
lent spacious, dry cellar. the store OF nns SIZE
With dinihg.rOOm aud kitchen In rear, ana me
residence portion, OF about ten rooms OF mo
size, Is admirably arranged for oOardlng-houss
purposes and has private entrance from FRANK
iin street. tue entire promises being OF the moss
substantial character and in nice order, ana
having all the conveuiences for business ana re-
edence. 1T,
This property, so centrally and conveniently
located is VOL worthy the attention OF those
seeking good business property for solid invest
ment.
IERgs: One third cash: balance at six anu
twelve months, by negotiable notes, with III
terest added, and secured by deed o. trust.
J, Is. ELAN 81 co,
noo7 Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-27
BY y. w. Bowe,
Roal Estate Auctloneer.

AT the request o. tho heirs Will sell BY auc-
ton, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, DRagNBER l, 1897.
az O'Clock p. ~, that desirable and "ei-onit
BRICK RESIDENCE above referred 20, stu
atsd on the south side Of clay between 0ranam
ami Hancock streets, containing six rooms, win
gas and water. This Is modern house, - veli
built, aud, bong IN q good neighborhooi where
values viii increase ami on the street-car line,
II should command tho serious attention OF nome
ssekers and investor. ,,,,
on tho rear Of the lot Is a yerv large SHOP, nov
used a. o cigar-iact0ry, for which or ior kindred
uses IL Will be suited thus giving tho fortunate
owner Of tho property his factory and MS resi-
dence In close proximity.
TERMS: Liberal and az sale.
noJg n ". BOWE, Auctioneee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-27

sistant surgeon in the John Brown raid.
DR.. Mason Is q nephew Of the late Hon.
John Y. Mason.
Widows Son Lodge. No. 100. a. + and
A. NJ, met last night aud conferred tho
first degree on prominent young attor-
ney OF the town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-27
Phone No. 542.
TOR RENT.
MFDIUM-sIZK HOUSES.

MEDIUM-SIZR HOUSES.
The PRETTIKST HOUSE on Church Hin for
the money. ONLY ONE left 81 those BAY
WINDOW OHIO-ST0NE FRONT DWELLINGS
on Twenty-nfth street near Broad: Aeyen rooms,
elegantly-hnished slate mantels, &C. only $50
per month "
A THkRE-STORY BRICK MANSARD fronting
"Chimborazo Park" seven rooms; only 500
per annum. The best house in the city for the
price. -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TWO-sTORY
FRAME, 800 Tenth, near Leigh street; eight
rooms. Cheap. -
NEW BAY-WINDOW sIX-RO0M BRICK
DWELLING, Dance near Reservoir street, near
electric line. Only 1880 per month.
TWO-STORY BRICK, Ill Cary, near Adams
street: Elk rooms, bath, &c.
SMALLER HOUSES, three TO six rooms, 20
10 els per month.
STORES, FACTORIES, OFFICES, &c.
Can for PRINTED LIST
j. THOMPSON BROWN g. CO.,
o. MA Muin otrRet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-27
BY J. n. Valentine, Auc'loneer,
1886 east Main street.

BY j. n. Valentine, Auc.ioneer,
1886 east Main street.
A UCTION SALE OF A SPLENDID
~ ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNi-
TURE, &C--By request Of Sir. Thomas c. Peek,
who Is declining Housekeeping, / VII sell at his
residence, 2yO4 east Grace street, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER -, 1892,
commencing az 1880 O'Clock, his entire HOUSE
HOLD EFFEUTn, all Of which are IN nrst-cla-s
condition, and deserve tho attention OF partoS
in need OF good household furniture, consisting
OF
/ Parlor Suit, pieces, in silk plush;
1 large Walnut Folding Lounge in silk r0ps;
l Walnut SidebOard with Mirror;
Oak Extension Table, feet;
/ Walnut Extension Table, . feet:
Rockers and Plain Chairs;
! Walnut MarDie-IOp Table;
l Walnut Chamber suit; | OAK Chamber suit,
marble too; l Plain Chamber suit;
Single and Double Bedateads:
Cherry Hat-Rack: l Walnut Wardrobe, land
made; l Walnut Combination Bookcase and
Desk: ! RIdgeway Refrigerator:
! Mahogany ROckiug-Cuair with new upholster-
ING; ! Fancy Table;
Shuck and Cotton Top Mattresses:
! Self-Feeding stove; Tenders: Mating;
Eght-Day Clock;
CoOking-StOye and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
no 20 j. II. VALENTINE, Auctoneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-27
By II. Seldom Taylor q Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionsers
once corner Eleventh and Bank stresta

DUBLdC SALE BY ORDER OF THE
COURT OF
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNINPRovED
REAL ESTATE
SITUATED on THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN
sTREETBETwEEN FIRST AND FoUsHgs
STREETS.
WITHIN TWO BLOCKS OF THE SITE RE-
GENTLY PURCHASED FOR THE NEW
UPTOWN HOTEL
1T CONSISTS OF A LOT 2ox155 FEET TO A
wIDEALLEY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
STORY BRICK DWELLING THEREON
CNo. o. FOR MANY YEARS oCcU-
PIED BY THE LATE EDwINT.
JAMES. AND TWO BEAUTI.
Full VACANT LOTS
ADJOINING ON THE EAST, EACH HAVING A
FRONT OF 2OxI55 FEET ToA
WIDE ALLEY.
1T WILL BE OFFERED AS A WHOLE,
OR AS TWO OR THREE SEPARATE PARCELS.
WHICHEVER MAY BE DEEMED MOST
ADVISABLE AT THE HOUR oFsALE.
D. t..,,. 81, = so,-oo ~ ,ha Richronh Chan
Gerry Court rendered November %, 1892, In tho
su it Of Harding, &C, ~. Payne and others, We,
the undersigned special commissioners thereby
appointed, VIII proceed TO cell at public auction
on the premises. on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER ], 1902,
at 40 o'clock p. NJ. tho above mentioned we'll
known end most e,igiblY-located EASTMAN
STREET PROPERTY. Tue improvements con-
sist OF wou-built THRRE-SrORY BRICK
DWELL LING, with nine rooms besides bath
room: large four-room bricS kitchen and good
size brick stable: and with small outlay this
dwelling can be made a very desirable home
THIS is good property and it is worthy OF the
special attention OF investors. II must In the
near future onhance in value.
TERMS: ono third cash; the balance on
credit ~ six ana twelve mon!hs, notes with inter
est added from day OF sale, and the title retain
Ell un. the whole purchase-mouey Is paid ana
a conveyance is ordered by the Court. The pur-
chaser viii Dc required 10 keep the improve
meufs insured fer an adequate amount for tue
benefit OF the parties Ia l1teFea. mn
PRESTON COOKE,
WILLIAM n. HILL,
Special commissioners.
HARDING AND AIS, PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST PAYfH
AND AIS, DEfFNDANrs-iT Thk CBANCkhf
COURT or IHE CIIf OF RICHMOND
/, Charles ". GoI1in. cle-k o. said court.
certify ihat tho bond required OF mo special con-
missOnerss hY thc decree ia 31i cause 81 no
yernber 23, 1892, hss becn duly given.
Frfry han al
Der. 1892. CHARLES ". GODDlN,
no % ClorR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-27
STORES
LOR SALE. G
A FEW SPEClALTIES.

A MAIN-STRFET STORE near Thirteenth
street at so. OOO: pays 10 per cent
$3.50 PER GOT flr a FRANKLlN-SIREET
LOT near Harrison street. ,,..,.-
sIlO PER FOOT for a WEST-GRACE-SThbET
LOT. Only one ~ that price. .... ,-,-,,,-...
500 PER FOOT for q FRANKLIN-STREET
lot. with IMPROVEMENTS, OPPOSITE Govt
MONWEALTH CLUB, between MONHOEPAhk
$3.50 for a NICE TWO-STORY DETACHED
FRAME DWELLING, LAUREL STREET near
Monroe Park. 49,,
81, $50 will buy NEARLY 700 FEET LAND,
Navy Hill SONB NICE LOIS.
For other BARGAINS OF which the above are
samples, call tor REAL-ESTA1E PROGRESS.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
no o7-1t lib Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-27
NOR RENT.
DWELLINGS,

NOR RENT. q
DWELLINGS,.
No. 307 Main street, between Third aud Fourth,
with twelve rooms, furnace, range, and all mo-
dem improvements.
No. 3oS Twelfth street, between Broad and
Marshall, with ten rooms and modern improve
meuts.
No. 900 Clay etreet, between Ninth and Tenth,
with about ten rooms and conyoniences; also, a
large stable m rear
No. 519 north Thirtieih street, with about six
rooms.
No. 1917 west Clay street, with ak rooms &c.
Nos. 223 and 225 south Second street. with
seven rooms each, bath, DC.
EOs. 1885 and 1887 north Seventeenth street,
with I've rooms each.
DWELLINGS OVER STORES.
No. I'll and us Main street, between Seventh
and Eighth, with about six rooms each, bath, &c.
Also, over No. 1912 cast Main street, with six
rooms. Apply 20
II. SELDOM TAYLOR & SON,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
Phone No 542. no 21-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-27

BY A, y. Pollard, Auctioneer'
F. h. Ellis, Manager and Salesman.
WE WILL SELL AT OUR AUG
w TION-ROOM corner First and Broad
street,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1892.
az 1920 o'clock
very lno WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT;
3 STAINED CHAMBER SUITS;
WALNUT WARDROBE;
] WALNUT S-FOOT EXTENSION-TABLE;
10 COMMON CHAIRS;
I ROCKERS;
good BABY-CARRIAGE;
, pairs PORTIERES;
. COOKISG, / HEATING, and 2 sELF-FEED.
ING STOVES;
2 BUREAUS, 4 WASHSrANDs:
3 FEATHER BEDS, 4 NEW MATTRESSES;
. COMMON WARDROBES;
4 SEWING-MACUINES;
good 3-BURN kiGASOLINE-STOVE;
- OIL-STOVES. one good as new:
. BED-sPRINGS,
and many other useful articles.
We also have in our hands FOR SALE PRI-
vATELY 4 BUSINESS PAYING 5OAMONTH,
which can be- purchased with a small capital.
Can and see ~.
A. n. POLLARD,
no27 Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-27
By J. A Brown.
Real Estate Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ or DESIRABLE LOTS IN ASHLAND, VA,
AND ADJACENT THERETO.-By virtue OF the
hereinafter mentioned decree. viii sell
THURSDAY. DEcsNBKE /, 1892,
AZ r. NJ, on the premises
I. LOTS IN Ashland, Va, bounded on the norm
by Howard street. east by james street, south
by Racs-COurse street, aud ives. By corporation
line. with exception Of lot az corner OF james
street and Howard street, honting 10 feet on
james street with depth OF 200 ieet ana OF
lot at northwest. corner OF James anf Race
Course streets. fronting 90 feet on James etfoes
with depth OF $40 feet
2. TRACT OF LAND Immediately ives, Of the
corponltion line OF Ashland and Immediately
adloining the above lots, containing So acrez.
3. LOT on the south eide Of Howard street,
east OF James street, In Ashland, Vs., rcntns
thereon 100 feet and running back between
parallel lines 1870 feet. and between the iots OF
John c. shafer and Mrs. seiiy q. holiday:
4. LOT on the north side OF Eaoo-Courss
stree. IN Ashland, Va, IN the rear OF ne above
LOT, fronting on Raee-Coarse stree. 90 fees, ard
having depth OF so feet being bounded on me
east by l0-loot alley and on tho west BY LOS as
signed 70 sally @. holistsy By decree In this
cause.
an liSDIyipED HAIs-INTEAEsT IN the LOT.
with the sIORE-koUSE thereon. nov Occupied
as a store By Nat. Lancaster, agent. fropang III
feet on west side OF Railroad street and having
depth OF about 32d feet, adjoining the pro
perry OF J. N. LeGke and j. b. shelton.
TERxs: one third cash: balance on cream
OF SIX twelve, AMI eighteen months. evidenced
hy negottabl3 notes. win Interest added, and
title 20 DO retained unili TIE parchase-moaey 70
paid. Il. RAND. WELLFoRD,
Special Commissioners.
Stage AND OTHERS. PIAIEryfs, AeArssr SHAfun
AND OTHnks. DEyhsDAsTs-fN THE CnAsckxf
COURT on fnE CRY o. KIcuxoSri
/, Charles W. Godd.n. clerk of said court. GER
| tiiy thai the bond required Of y Rand Well
ford one OF the special commissioners o. the Do
cree IN said cause Of Juiy 2. 1899, has been duly
Gwen usder my hssd this 22d day q Ecyeo-
| eer, 1864. cHAhLk> W. 0oonxNs
NOES clsSk-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-27
DEATH OF Mr.. a. N. BERNARD.
Illness Of the Venerable No. Berrey-The
sueiliugs-iIart Murder Case.
'slec-a telegram 10 The Dlspatch.I

.SlecM telegram TO the Dispatch.l
9. HspEIcasltEG, Va, November 90
PIP. a. y. Bernard. prominent and
.a.tu} citizen, residing short distance
-i.u iA-s cts. died suddenly to-day aged
g.. At. John j. Berrey. ST., father Of Clerk
10. j.. btucY. AMI "a mos. CstlUaDle aud
p.iN.ar Christian gentleman. Il dagger
-.' %. with pneumonia. and there IS tut
d .''e I)p9 !Of MS recovery. To IS 50years
~ age
Tx HAAT M~RDER.
~ s reported here tonight that young
'-eiunss. thesuspected murderer of young
IA = wall DO gwen preliminary hearing
.. 'yJNyFanla Courthouse ON Monday.
i"e report also stated that the accused
s.l4lly deaics ms quit, but the c,rcum
o,,~I'aI evidence against him Is quite
'NVAg. Harris wife IS still being watched.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-27
DR. sccst Improved.
fBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch-l

WASHINGTON, November ~, sco.e ~ -
so much improved to-nignt tnas 'no wv
tors expect him 70 recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-27

BY George W. Mayo Auctioneer,
22 and "a north Ninth street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF WHlSKEfS,
4 WINES, TOBACCO, BAR-MIRROR, &C.,
AT AUCTION.
By virtue OF n decd Of trust from William A.
Be,kman TO the undersigned ss trustee, duly
recorded, will sell at auction at the osr.rOom
No. 3l4 north Seventh street, AT lO;3o A A.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1892,
the contents of said bar-room, consisting in
WHlsKEYs Of different brands
FRENCH, APPLE, and BLACKBERRY BRAN
GIN. GATAwBA WINE, &c.
CIGARS. CHEkOOOIS, SMOKING ana CHEW
spIGoT coli. and ATTACHMENTS FOR A
BAR-VIRR6R. OYsTER.COUNTgR;
DEUANTERS, GLASSWARE,
CURTAINS, SHADES,
COOLERS, CLOCK,
STOOLS, CHAIRS, SC.
no27 ". }. ONEIL, Trustee.
AT THE REQUEST OF MRS. f. b.
n Davis. who declines housekeeping, we will
MONDAY, DECEMBER 5rH,
at 1920 A. NJ, all the
HOUSEHOLD c KITCHEN FURNITURE,
together with tho entire outfit of
FiRNING IMPLEMENTS.
Consisting Of WAGONS CARTS PIOWs, NOW.
ING-MACIuNF, isRhJWS, and HARNESS OF
livery DESCRIPTION, now on Non'ekuma
Fam, the home OF the LATE J.hn Is. DAVIS STU
ated two mites from Hichmond, on the Neiaancs-
yiilo turnpikO.
FOR definite description Of a.! the above pro-
perry see later issue Of tots paper.o,,,.
4. y. SEA bEIGHE.
JAEES LEIGH JONES,
no27-1t Agents airs. t. .. Davis.
TOR SALE, AT AUCTION, FOR
T. the high dollar, 40 tho Bldo-FIont stables,
40. til north liith streot,
THURSDAY, DgCEHsER lsr.
by !. W. Lawrence, is HEAD or GOOD WORK
HORSES, suitable tor driving ana saddle.
ALSO,
] SURREY ana HARNESS;
. OMNiBUsEc;
DRAI; -
> BUGGIES aud HARNESS. no %
TLECTROTYPE PLANT FOR
n SALE AT AUCTION
MONDAY. DECEMBER 9TH, AT i2 A. "
Tho machinery is from K. Hoe q Co, and COM
plete.
SEyEN-HORSE TALBOTT STEEL BOILER
and FIyE-HORSG AUTOMATIC ENGINE will
De sold separately II desired. Adires Ola
Main street or JAMES II. CRkHSHAW
no27 IL north Eleventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-27

The sales ot loose tobacco at the ware;
l.-,- u this city this week aggregated
..t 900 pounds. Good prices We're
r...e3 ou an grades. Ike receipts OF
-s.sais are also largely IN excess Of the
same perad Of last year.
I.,. Lamcr. who recently stole horse,
w. "a. and a load of sumac from Mr.. l..
D. D>.I. II DuwiddIe county, aud who
va. a--e-te8in Prince George, was brought
t...-- r. magistrate OF the latter county
examination aud committed 10 jan TO
s.-t ;r.a. at tho December term OF
ne court.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-09
Alumni Reunion.

/ After the graduating exercises, the alum.
nj repaired to the Red Lion, for the bien-
NAL banquet and reunion. This is the
second reunion as graduates, and the first
as an Alumni Association. From eleven
classes, with a total of 1876 graduates, near
ly hundred were present. Only two
deaths have occurred in this number. A
social hour was spent greeting old friends,
after which bountiful feast was provided
by Landlord Battles, and most thoroughly
appreciated, as the bare appearance OF the
tables afterward proved. Toasts were then
in order and w. p. Abbott. 80, acted as
POSTMASTER most acceptably. The Pres
ident, Guy Wilson, who was to have de-
liyered an address, was absent, and Mr.
Abbott called first on Miss Matte Hol-
bridge, 81, who, as a member OF one of
the last classes, was well qualified to speak
on the beauties and virtues Of the W. r.
II. s., our Alma Mater, whose sons and
daughters most heartily applauded. The
fame OF the High School Quartet is well
known and they gave several enjoyable
selections during the evening, with Miss
Carrie Haufier, soprano. Miss Carrie ABB
bott, who was to have spoken for the
LAND of Flowers. - was unavoidably alb
sent. An instance OF a most appropriate
subject was that OF j. Pearl Clifford, who
spoke on "The High School Girl" The
POSTMASTER introduced him as one pc
culiarly fitted by nature and experience TO
sound her praises. His speech was med
ley OF eulogy and good many reminis-
cences and sharp hits at some OF those
present. II deserved and received thor
ough appreciation. ID. E. Putnam, SO,
who championed the "Green and White"
made an enthusiastic speech for old Dart
mouth, which was gladly echoed by those
present, nineteen of the alumni having
been inmates of her classic halls. Mrs.
Emma Peters, 50, of the pioneer class.
contrasted the trials and vicissitudes of
her class in graduating with the regime of
The present day. A song by Miss Carrie |
Hautier and the quartet followed. aye |
Deestrick Schulen was represented by one |
Of its faithful teachers, Miss Emma Moses !
A favorite Wand, "Pi," not being on the |
menu, Miss Grace Spaulding was detailed |
10 present some, ana showed an astonish- |
ng familiarity with the making and dis
posing OF this refractory article. A poem |
~ Miss Georgia White follows.