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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-07
A PETERSBURG FIRE.
A STARTLING VISION IN THE EARLY
MORNING IN CHuRcH-YARD.
Fright Caused by n Harmless Lunatic-
Bold Burglars at work-sudden Deaf"
I'm Chesterfield County.


fcorrosnons.nce Of tho Richmond Dispstch.l
pxrvpsprna. VA. December 6.-About 3 o'clock
.,,. ,.orr,nr a are occurred In the double frame
dws,Ins ON west High street occupied by tho
families OF Mr.. @. NJ. Mooney and Mr. W. IL
linton. Both houses we're destroyed ana 'ho
fam,,es. besides losing nearly everything mar
rouiv oscan.d with their lives Tho buildings
belonosd 10 Mr.. @. B. Esnes and we're parusiy
insured. ..., scvvr
shor,lv alter the IRE above reported come per-
sons who were passing Grace churcn, On nnsn
street were startled by the slSht OF u hsuLS 49,
dressed In red hopping ep0a ,, 'r ,reat anparent
ntmhIeness Tney did not go very near W as
certain what IL was or what II was uOlhB theIe'
but left IN haste and reported eus n or moe
cred dovil." There happens TO DC one or liots
graves I'm the -yard-graYes OF eOldlerb anu
others who we're buried mere curing tno
late war when, by reason OF the enemy = shelle'
a. was dangerous 20 enter Blandford cemetery,
and nrohably for this reason suspicious OF
ghosts entered the imaginations OF tue IrlghI-
ened spectators However several persons 70
whom they reported the fact went 70 the ehurch,
and they saw the same figure. III soon IuinLeu
die fence aud running away landed In the 1Im
grasp OF Sergeant Rufin, or the ponce. Inc
cause Of the startling night vision proved 20 90
an unfor. innate man who recently lost ms nlhi'
and who had escaped from his home III MS reu-
flannel underclothes
BOLD ROBBERY.
night or two ago the money-drawer In the
store Of Messrs j. Newman Co, on BOILING
brook street. was snatched and made away win
by a thief IL contained about S56, portion OF
which was dropped by the thief ana recovered.
A warrant has been issued for one William
Thomas (colored) charged With the theft.
REPORTED SUDDEN DEATH.
A report reached here to-day OF the sudden
death, in Chesterfield county, OF Mr.. james
Bailey, wcll-known young citizen and son Oh
the keeper OF the county almshouse. II Is SAID
that he was well and hearty this morning. NO
further particulars could be obtained.
ELECTION or OFFICERS.
Crater Council of the National Union. an in
eurance order was organized here last night by
the election OF the following officers: Presi-
dent, Hugh Il. Smith; ex-President, q. Is. Glil;
Vice-Pfesdent, X. l.. Bowman; Recording Sec
rotary, X. j. j. Spratley; Financial Secretary,
G. S. Dorrence: speaker, j. b. Prentis; Irea-
surer, w. 81. Jones; Chaplain, Bernard Mann;
Trustees, II. X. Smith, W. NJ Jones, and W. Ii.
Harrison.
ACCIDENT ON THE ATLANTIC-COAsT LINE
Several cars OF a freight train on the Atlantic
Coast Line jum ped the track between Garysburg
and Pleasant Hin stations this morning, causing
q blockade Of the road. The wrecking train
from Richmond was sent 20 the spot at once
Trains were considerably delayed by the acci-
dent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-07
Monsi-por O.connell Visits Richmond.

MonsRnor d. j. OConnell, ID. D., rector Of the
American College at Rome, was in tho city Mon
day from 9.35 p. NJ. until midnight and was the
CUES Of Bishop Van de Nyyer. lio was on his
way to New Orleans TO visit his sister. DR..
OCOnnel Is at present acting as secretary 10
Archbishop Satolh, obhgate from the Vatican.
lie was for several years attacned u the Cathe-
dral here and mas many friends IN Richmond.
Bishop Van de Nyyer being ASKED yesterday
about the SatOl matter said he knew nothing
EXCEPT what he ha1 read in the papers. lie was
satisfied the Vatican had no idea OF elcrOaching
upon the Jurisdiction Of the American hierarchy
or OF doing anything 10 put slight upon Carii-
nal Gibbons. 10 wes custom well understood
in the Church for the Pope e. send a legate 20
foreign countries from time 20 time' as his spe-
cial representative, to hear and decide diocesan
]
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-07

A meeting OF the Ladies' Auxiliary OF the
Young Mems Christian Association was held yes
terday morning in the parlOrs OF the building
Onlcers we're elected tor the ensuing year as fol
lows: Mrs. Lewis Ii. Blair presidents Mrs. J. d
Crump, treasurer: Mrs. II. o. Williams, secre
tary, and Mrs. w. j. WhlIehurst, assistant secre
tary The ladies' decided 10 hold a New \ cart
reception at tie Young Mems Christian AssOcla
ton building on January "a, ard Mrs James A
Gricg was chosen chairman nf the Reception
Committee. The ladies will receive all visitors
in the parlOrs from until , o'clock on that day
Between the hours OF ) ana & o'clock dinner vii
be served, and from s O'Clock until IL those
present will be entertained by the Rutgers-CVl
lege Glee Club,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-07

Mr.. Andrew Hatke died at his residence, No
800 east Cary street, Monday morning at 9:4s
O'Clock, In the OOH year o. mis- age.
His death was quite sudden, he having been
confined 10 his bed Tor only week.
Mr.. Hatke emlgrated 70 thus country from
Europe in 1886. lie served during the civil wal
and was wounded twice. Mr. HatKc had been 9
consistent member or ST. Mary's German Catho
lie church since lis inauguration. lie leaves {
devoted wife and seven Children.
The funeral will take place from st. Mary
church at o'clock this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-07
THE LATE w. w. GORDON.
His Funeral Yesierday-Aotion of the
Bench and bar.

Bench and Bar.
The funeral OF Colonel W. W. Gordon TOOK
place from ST. PaIIs church yesterday al
noon. There was large attendance, and the
bench and bar we're presentin body. Inc ser
vices we're very improssively conductor ~ ' h
rector. Rev. Hartley Carmichael, assisted o!
Rev. DIR. Newton and Rev. Mr.. Williams.
Mr.. Carmichael read the burial anthem, "hich
was intoned by the ohoir-aquartette consisting
OF Mrs. Reinhardt, Mrs. Knowles, Mr. SHAW, anu
Mr.. w. II. Grant DR.. Newton real ne ios T pn
and gave out the hymn, abide with Me-, ne
prayers we're read by Mr.. Williams, ana MI: Gar
michael announced the hymn Art ihOu
Weary?" The interment was at HOLLYWOOD
MEETING OF THE BAR
Alto o'clock yesterday morning there was r
large meeting Of the bench and bar IN the rooms
of the Supreme Court Of Appeals. Mr. James
Caskie presided and Mr.. T. II. McGraw was Sc
cretary. Judge Lewis. president OF the supreme
Court Of Appeals, In few touching reiharhs'
stated that the object Of the meeting was TO take
suitable action regarding the death OF Colonel
Gordon, and, on motion, the following gentlemen
were appointed a committee on resoinuons :
Judge h. II. Wexford, Jr chairman, Judge WI
liam W. Crump, Judge Robert A. richardson,
Judge George L. Christian, Mr.. Frank W. Chris
tian, Mr. Aubin L. Boulware, Captain kichard ~.
Pegram, Mr =; ': so1thsn, MT; AieHaru =
Mathews Of West Virginia, General W. III. fayhe,
and Sir. Marshall Hanger
The committee. after brief retirement, re-
ported a series Of resolutions setting forth the
loss the bar and the community had sustained IN
the death OF Colonel Gordon and alluding torclbly
20 his many sterling qualities OF heart and nind.
Eloquent tributes 10 the memory OF the deceased
we're paid 10y Judges Wexford, Crump, and
Lacy, and the resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
The Chair appointed the following members OF
the bar 20 present 20 the different courts the
resolutions, TO be entered upon their respective
records as follows: Supreme Court of Appeals
OF Virginis, Frank W. Christian; the Chancery
Court OF Richmond, Judge W. j. Leake; the Cir
cult Court Of Richmond, James Peasants; the
Hastings Court Of Richmond, X. II. Steger; the
United States courts. Judge H. Ii. Marshall
on motion OF Mr.. L. y. Cannon, the meeting
nd al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-07
A NEW CAVALRY 7 RoOP ORGANIZED.
Ii VIII BE Called the AIbemarle Light
Observation-Disclosures Notes.

Colonel W. F. Wickham, the cOmmandant Of
the First Virginia Regiment of Cavalry. returned
yesterday from Charlottesville, where he organ
tied a new troop on Monday. The organization
will be known "a the Albemarle Light Horse and
already toity-nVe men have enlisted. Tue fol-
lowing officers were elected: Captain, Hugh Il.
Nelson First Lieutenant. L. n. McGruder; Sc
cOnd Lieutenant, Cary H. RUM.
Colonel Wickham has received the testimony
IN the court-martial trlal OF Lieutenant Seay, Of
Fitz Lee Troop, Lynchburg, which was held IN tho
Hin City last week. lie will forward the papers
at once 20 Adiutant-General Mcdonald, who In
turu will SEM them TO the Commander-in-C nlet,
Governor Mckinney. Ills EXcelleDcy, after eX-
aiming the evidence, will either approve or dis
approve the ending Of the court. Should he
take the former course the result Of the trial will
at once be made pubic.
Tho Stuart Horse Guard, the Ashby Light
Horse, and the Chesterfield Cavalry Troop Will
ali take part IN the unyeiling OF tho HoWitzer
monument.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-07
Chrisimas NIission Offering.

An adjourned meeting Of the Baptist Woman'a
Missionary Society was held yesterday morning
~ Gface-Street church 10 consider the Christ
mas Offering, ana the best means OF raising
money for this purpose. 1t was decided 10 have
a mass-meeting OF the various branch societies
o. the organization on the afternoon Of Christ
mas-day. On this occasion there Will he special
exercises By some OF the scholars Of the infant
classes from different churches, and several IN
teresting musical features collection will DO
taken up. Tho ladies OF the society are very
anxious 10 make a larger Offering than usual
this year. Heretofore they have contributed
$500 per annum for missionary work, but II Is
now their wish 10 Increase this sum 20 $1,000.
Miss Mamie Upper, the president-elect OF the
Central Committee, rice Mrs. Hatcher, resigned,
delivered al address a. the meeting yestei day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-07
The Police Cnnrt.

In the Police Court yesterday the case OF
George Wills, young white man, charged with
abusing and theatening 10 shoot A. G.. Denny
and his two children In the street was continued
until ,hB morning. similar pos;ponemeni was
made IN the case Of Sallie Williams lcoloredD Tor
cursing and abusiog 4. L. jackson on ths electric
ear.
The case OF George Davis (colored) for stealing
els 10 money from J. Bernstein was dismissed.
there being no evidence against tho accused.
Albert Black (colored) was charged with the
larceny OF a coat and vest valued at ell be-
longing 70 Is. florshelm. Continued until this
morning
I. W. Leonard paid s5 and costs for being
drunk and disOr1erly in the bAr-roOm OF Thomas
hanah&d. A charge against Leonard for carry
Ing pistol was dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-07
Their Animal Hail,

=, ne meeting Of The society for tho Preservation
S snx T., a., antiquities which was 70 have taken
noon YESTERDAY, and which was nostnenaa az
account OF Colonel Gordons funeral. wi 4 he hsld
Al the same time aud place THURSDAY IL ~
earnest request a tue officers that ali ;ne ma.
nsis aho al otheis who we're N yited to Tuesdays
Of the annual ball viii be considered. 'VS'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-07
ST. JOHNS READING-RooM.
This Charming Place Thrown Open 10 the
Pnblic List Night.

Public Last Night.
Quite beautiful resort for the young men OF
Church Hin in future will be the reading-room
OF ST. Johns Chapter of the Brotherhood Of ST.
Andrew, which was thrown open TO the public
last night II occupies apartments in the new
brick schOol-hOuse Of 81. Johns church, Twenty
fourth and Grace streets, ana all linen and youths
hours of : and 10 p. NJ, except on sundays.
The rcading-rOo was gotten mainly through
the efforts OF Messfs. j. Z. jackson, - CraiGie,
ard II. 4. W. southern, who constitute COM
mtttee created for the purpose There were no
exercises last evening, Dut quite large number
Of gentlemen spent an hour or so very pleasant
" at the rooms. Those conducting the instltu-
tiOn intend 20 make II n source OF pleasure and
interes. 70 all who 60 there. The Richmond daily
papers, ono or two Of the metropolitan sheets.
the usual periodicals AM magazines, other
literature. and such games as are proper Will be
always on hand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-07
Looking for Poison.

Coroner Taylor Ia engaged in analyzing the
stomach and liver Of Mrs. A. 4. herrin, OF Shen-
audOsh county. Mrs. Kerrin died IN October un'
der suspicious circumstances, and her husband
is charged with poisoning her by administering
strychnine and morphine He is now IN Jail
and the trial Is set Tor the 18Th of this month
The analysis has not progressed far enough as
yet TO determine whether poison Is present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-07
Powhatan Clnb,s Praposed New Home

Tho committee from Powhatan Club appointed
for the purpose OF investigating and reporting
the ACCESSIBILITY OF procuring new clubhous,
for that organization will hold a meeting at
O'Clock this afternoon. Several suitable site
have been suggested and will be looked at
Among these is a very admirable place on Mar
shall street nearly opposite the new City Hall
With reference TO this matter a new sub-cOm-
mittee ON ways and means has been appointed
consisting % dessrs. II. NJ. Starke, W. K. Mere
dith and r. r. Briggs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-07
Lord Dunraven's Yacht.

IBy Angola American cdOlc 10 tuo DISpdtCu'I
LONDON December 6.-Mr. Watson, TO whom
has been given the work Of designing for Lord
Dunraven the yacht Valkyne, which is 70 con
test In the coming summer for the Americas
cup, should q race for the trophy be arranged
says that the vessel wei be built secretly on the
CLYDE. MIR. Watson refuses TO say whether she
will be constructed with q keel or centre-Doard
or to give any particulars indeed regarding the
new yacht Tho Vaikyrie will be commanded
10y Captain William Cranfrld, and viii be
manned By Englshmen. She will take part IN
many raced in British waters before crossing the
Atlantic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-07
RAILROAD LINES.
CONDENSED TIME TABLE.

NORFOLK AND WESTERN r. R.-9 A. NJ,
Norfolk Vestibule Limited and Lyncnburg,
Roanoke, and way stations. 1920 L. NJ,
koaLoSe, Memphis, Knoxville, aud Chatta-
nooga. (See full scheiuie.l 2:5o 7. NJ. for
Norfolk. 5:45 p. VI. for Norfolk. 1i:40 r.
Nj. for Memphis, New Orleans, and points
South aud West.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO.-For Norfolk and
Old Point, 8 A. NJ. (vestibule speciaD and
3P. 81. Local points and Newport News,
& A. NJ. For Washington and Clifton
Forge local train), 500 A. NJ. For Chicago
and West I. M. Local for boswell, 6::}o
pm. +. V. for Chicago and West, 1915
p M. From Eighth-street station (Jamos-
River Dvision) for Clifton Forge and inter-
mediate points, A. N. Lynchburg and
Lexington, r. NJ.
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE.-12:50 A. NJ
southern express, Atlanta and points
South. Fast mail, 12:45 =. NJ, Atlanta,
Augusta. and points south. p. M. QocaD,
Amelia Courthouse.
YORK RIvER LINE.-3:l0 p. NJ, local express,
10 West Point. 4:45 p. NJ, baltimore
limited, points North ria Baltimore and
Ohio.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND Pc
ToMAC.-S:04 a. M, Washington and
points North. 1850 A. NJ, Washington
and points North. 7:05 P. Nj. Washington
commcdation, Byrd-Stroet station. p. NJ.
Ashland trains from ElDa station, GAS A.
NJ. aud 6:l2 p. NJ.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Noriolk special A..
NJ. Through train, O:lJ A. NJ. Peters
burg accommodation, $40 Z. M. and
1890 p. M.
FARMyILLR AND P0WHATAS RAILROAD
1890 p. N. for Farmyiie aud intermediate
points west OF Chester. OLD A. NJ, ria
Atlantic Coast Line Tor Ochre and Ber-
muda-
n. B.-For arrival Of trains sec regular sched-
ulss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-07
pLleArep THEIR WEDDING VOWS
Marriage of Miss Butler to mr. Fitzwilson
Yesterday Afternoon.


Miss Lula seabrook Butler, daughter OF Il. L.
Butler, Esq. was married at o'clock yesterday
afternoon 10 Mr.. James Edward Fitzwllson, a
very popular young man who has for some time
been connected with the Richmond and Danvlllo
general Offices In this city. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. L. W. Burton at Old st. Johns
church. and tho chancel Of the ednce was richly
and profusely dressed with ferns, plants, and
chrysanthemums. An Immense assemblage OF
friends and relatives OF the young people witt
messed the Wedding, there being hardly standing
room without blocking the alsles.
The bride is a very pretty brunette and was
aDparelled in suit of brown cloth with old gold
trimmings and hat and gloves TO correspond She
carried large bouquet Of La France roses. Her
maid OF honor. Miss Minnie Butler, was very
handsome in a gray costume trimmed with fur
She carrieda bouquet defamation pinks.
The ushers were in evening dress and woTo
pink b0UtOnnieTes and were Messrs w. q. Fitz-
wilson (best man, j. {. Arthur, j. T. Sayilo, {. f.
HarWOOd. K. A. Aston. Luther l.. CheatwOod, j.
n. Reed, 4. b. White. and }. I. Butler, Jr.
MIR. and Mrs. Fitzwilson left on the Old Do
miniOn steamer last evening for New York. They
received many beautiful presents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-07
S. NJ. eURFORO'S SAD DEATH.
Run Over and Killed by Passenger
Train Near Burford's Depot.

TNp"TIhI I"I"kId III 70 IIIo UIoV'IVOH'I
AMHERST COURTHOUSE, VA, December 6.-hr.
T. NJ. Burford, an old and highly-respected
citizen Of this county, was struck and killed
near Burford's Depot about dusk last evening
by the uorth-bound passenger train on the Rich
mond and Oanyille railroad. How the unioriu-
nate accident happened is unknown. One account
saws his foot became fastened in a cattle-guard
and he was oyertaken before he could extricate
himself lie was about 20 years old aud an
uncle Of A. L. Burford, Of Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-07
Property Transfers.

RschmOnd: Wellington Goddins oxecu,o,
ana others 70 BrcOkland Rausay ana I'm.
proye,nens Company, land ON which 10 build
bridge or yiaduct on First street between
wife y William X Thomas, lis feet on south
eide FLOYD street between Short and Haryie,
sI,yo093i George H. Richardson and wife q
Alison y. Jackson, l714 feet on south side Clay
snoet between MunfJrd aud Giimer, $4,000:
"hasm AZ Thomas W Z. n. Foster. 10 IL. !.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-07
tree, between shor.

feet on south side Floyd street between Short
aud harvie, el,300.
Bentico: Virginia NJ. and X. n. Leftwich 10
Adolphus I. iyage, 90 feet on Leftwich street,
1900; Frank W. Quaries 10 Henry n Hutziers
rs feet on eoath side Cabeu street near
Tyler, s13S; G. II Sutton and wife 10 Andrew j.
Jones, 93 acres on Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad. $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-07

:, Major H. NJ. Boykin, the former cashier Of the
hlehe1ond aud DanVilie railroad. has been APP
po.hlol Icight and passenger agent OF the Sea-
board AIRLINE, with headquarters 10 this city.
ms once VII Dc on Main street near Ninth, and
heAI door 70 the agency Of the Norfolk and West
or railroad. Major Boykin has had consider
sois experience IN the business vita which be Is
known 20 the business men
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-07


RAPHINB, VA, December CT. +. LOckrldge,
Of TINS place, lost seven fine horses one beef, ali
his farming utensils, and nearly all OF his corn,
hay, and fodder by the burning Of his barn and
stables. Loss about g., 500, with no insurance.
The IRE is supposed 10 have been incendIary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-07
Georgia Variegated Marble for the Cham
h..r NJ

II s now more than probable that In wans-
coting and paving the new Chamber-of-Com-
merce building Georgia yariesated marble in-
stead OF tiles will be used. The marble can be
obtained In almost every color, is very hard, sus
ceptlble OF the highest polish, aud much cheaper
than thing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-07
GALAXY OR COMMISSION TO
PROPOSALS.

TINTED STATES ENGINEERS
~ OFFICE, s06I4 EAST MAIN STREET.
RIcHNoND, Va. November 2s. 1s02.-sEALED
PROPOSALS for building one sC0W and de-
livering IL at Rockets, Richmond, Va. will be
received at this ONCE until noon OF DRCEMBRR
90, 1899, and then publicly opened. specifca-
lions, blank forms, ana all available Information
will be furnished on application 10 this ONCE.
WILLIAM z. CRAIGHIIL, Colonel Corps OF
Engineers, United States Army.
DO 6-Atktps 2o&A7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-07
sALELFuture Days.
BY Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers, and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.
ELOYD-AVENUE CORNER BUILD
IL ING LOTS-THE PRETTIEST LEFT
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION.

For the purpose Of closing up an estate we
will, on
MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY or DECEMBER. 1892,
at o'clock p. NJ, sell by auction, upon the prem
ises, that BEAUTIFUL LOT or LAND situated
on tho southeast corner ot Floyd avenue and
Beach street The lot has a front Of GOXIa@
feet 10 An alley II feet wide. By way OF accom-
mOdatng the demand in view Of the scarcity 81
choice building sites In this section. We have di-
vided the plot into two lots, making for each
front Of 30xl30 feet
II you are in quest OF \ home site upon this
!ustly-ceebrated thoro0ghfare, do not overlook
this opportunity.
TERMS: At sale. CHEWING & ROSE.
de B AuctiODepr-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-07

Porto Novo dispatches announce the submis-
sion OF the coast towns Of Whydah, Avrekte
Godomey, Abomey, and Kalay, Dahomey. AL
Will be occupied by French troops forthwith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-07
JOHYu oyFRBY. President
WANTS.

WANTED, TEN LOT II | n G.
w Statesmen at the GREAT TRUSTEES
SALE, 14Ol Main street. Apply THURSDAY
NORNING 20 T-1ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-07
AUCTION saLEs-ru,,n
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
Op
HORSES,
6@Ss'eS, and Hqye,..
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One 3-YBAR-oLD BAY var,
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