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SCHEDULE ~ kFFkCT uG,kGsrh ., 80,
LEAVE kICnMOND. BIKD-SrREEr STATION.
$40 A. ii Daily Kicnmond AMI Norfolk
through Express--Arrlye Norfolk
1888 A. N. stops oa.r a, Peters
burg. Wayerly. and sanolk-
lO:OS A. n Daily, Tor AOaaOac, Rgdford, fu-
LASH. ana Bristol als) connects a.
kadtord Tor Blue.isl and fOct'
hontaA ParlOr-car Petersburg 10
Roanoke AM Purmaa sleeper
Roanoke 20 Memphis cid kn0x-
vile and ChattRnooga.
i2:4c z. N. Daily for Lynchury, Roanoke aus
intermediate stations. Noconnection
beyond Roanoke.
5.45P. NJ. Daily Arr,ye Norfolk 9:s0 T. NJ
ll:3o Z. n. Daily for Roanoke. kadiord
Pulaski. and Bristol; 1s,o toF
Biaeneld, PocahoctaS EikhoFn,
and stations CunSn-'alley division
xlsO iOs Louisville ami stations
louisville ami Nashville railroad
va Norton
PULLaAN PALACE SLEEPER
between RICHMOND and LYNCH.
BURG ready Coz occupancy a, v
=. NJ. also Pullman sleeper fo1ers.
burg 10 Louisville ga Norton and
Roanoke 10 Memphis and New
oaieans riahnoxyu.o AM thaits-
noosa-
Tyaius arriys Klchmoni from Lyaehoars aud
the West daily l;4f A, NJ, l;AV A. n, ana go
p N. FROM Norfolk aud tne East, ll;4o A. N.
any S,S parsaso-checks, ami all Information
- -. o6tniuod ct Richmond aud fetsstoars
rsiirosd depo., A. w. CARRIER \ eOi Nam st-sss
and ss shs company Office, $50 cas-. Man ssrsss
Passenger Agent
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General Psssases Agent
General onlcA hoaneka We dso
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hibted In the DISPATCH once yesterday weighed
thirty-six pcnnywcights- The deposit 10 In the
great gold bearing bolt running through Louisa,
Gcochlapd, Buckingham, and again cropping
ont In North Carolina. About mite from tho
present deposit gold-bearins quar- is being
proftably worked.
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AUCTION sALEs-rhis Day.
ByH. A. McCurdy.
Real Estate Auctionoer
DUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF
WELL LOCATED DETACHED
FRAME DWELLING.
zoos CLAY STREET BETWEEN TWENTY
NINTH AND THIRTIETH STREETS.
OCCUPIED BY MIR. JOHN A. DUDLEY.
ByJ. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoncers.
lII3 Main street.
NTONROE-PARK DWELLING.
A TWO-sTORY FRAME DWELLING, No. o
PINE STREET, NEAR MAIN
STREET.

BY request Of owner. who Is a nonresident, we
will sell at public auction on
FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1892.
nj o'clock =. NJ, the above DWELLING, con-
tanning six rooms. The lot fronts % leet on east
line Of Pine near Nam street, with depth OF
III feet 3 inches. The said property Is bounded
on the south by an n Icy about 10 feet.
The proximity OF this dwelling 10 Monroe PARK,
n view of which IL had from the porch. and the
Main-street electric line renders this property TO
parties OF small means very desirable either as
a home or an investment.
TERMS: Ono third cash; balance elk and
j. THOMPSON BROWN &c CO.,
ano6 Auctioueers
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CHESAPEAKE ASH .U.I..-
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WANTED, LADIES AND GIRLS
w TO DO OUR NEW WORK QoR US AT
HOME; s3 TO IS per week easily made; no
painting or canyassing. Send self-addressed
envelope. ECHO MANUFACTURING COM
PANY, 4 Liberty Square, Boston, Mas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29

BY Denoon. Upper & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionesrs,
S2l east Main street.
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TYLER AND AIS, PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST GAskiNs
AND AIS. DEFsNpAN1s-lS rBE CHAkCERY COURT
or rnE CITY OF RICHMOND.
l. Charles W. Goddin, clerk OF said court. cer-
tlfy that tho bond required u the special CON-
missioners by tho decree In said cause Of June
5, 1891, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this Goth day Of June.
1891. CHARLES w. GoDpIN,
An a. Clara.
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AUCTION sALEs-Futurc Days.
ByN. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN
EXCELLENT
MODERN BRICK RESIDENCE,
No. 10 SOUTH PINE STREET.
AND A PRETTY AND VALUABLE VACANT
LOT ADJOINING,
AT AUCTION.

BY virtue OF the bercinafter-mcntioned decree
We will sell By public auction, on the premises,
on
THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1897,
at ; o'clock p. NJ, the ATTRACTIVE MODERN
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING above re-
ferred 20, situated on the west side Of Pine
street between Cary and Cumberland streets,
now occupied by Mrs. Lucy !. Crutchneld, aud
containing seven rooms. This is n well-built and
snugly-arranged house, in good order, with city
conyeniences. and in n good neigh borhood, and
should attract, as II well deserves. tho attention
of home-seekers and investors alike.
After the sale ~ the house we viii sell me
PRETTY AND VERY DESIRABLE VACANT
LOT adjoining and south Of tho house.
A plat Of the property can be seen at the auc-
toneers Office.
TERMS: One fourth cash and the residue ut
six, twelve, and eighteen months. for notes, with
interest added aud title retained:
GEORGE p. HAW,
JAMES CASkIE,
Special Commissioners.
KNOWLES, TRUSTEE, Sc, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST
CRUrcHrHID AND OTHERS, DEFESDASTs.-lN
THs CHANCERY COURr OF TIE CITY or Rich
NOND.
l. Charles W GOddin. clerk OF said court, GER
tify that tho bond required OF the special COM
misslOners by the decree IN said cause OF March
%, 1892. has been duly gwen.
Given under my hand this 26th day Of March,
1892. CHARLES W. GODDiN.
ap2g Clerk.
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enables A. Rosq. Aucfioheer.

ToIKER, &c. PLANTIFFs, ". ToLgE8, &C. De-
FESDsNTs-lN TIRE CHANCERY C0uhr of lhs
CITY or RiCHBOND.
|. Charles ". Gcdlin. clerk Of sail court ccr-
tify that the bond required ~ Toe special CONE
missioner by tho decree "a said cause 81 Apiu
-, 1892. has been duly gwen.
Given under my hand this 18th day NJ Aprd,
1892 CHARLES ". GODDlN,
apoT tl'rs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29

MONDAY, MAY ., 1892.
a. 400 o'clock =. w., the abOye-le=cr.bed PRO
PERTY. consisting ~ lWO BRICK STORES and
DWELLINGS combined ami iotf. If The north
west corner Of Eleventh aud BYRD streets, irunt-
ing on the north side n Byrd street 80 feet
inches, more or less, and running oacA within
parallel lines, one Of which is tno western iine
Of Eleventh strce;, an irregular depth.
The above Il good renting properly and should
command the attention u those seeking invest
menfs.
TERVs: One third cash, balance IN ak ana
twelve months, equal instalnent-. the pur-
chaser % give negotiable notes with interest
added from day OF sale, and tils 60 Doe retained
until all purchase money IS paid. and convoy
aucc ordered by the Court; or az ccaA, 10 tho op-
ti0n Of the purchaser. .. 1000.
WILLIAM 4. MONCURE,
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4 TLANTIC COAST LNZ

No. acsmoal l.
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KID GLOVES.

White Canary and Pearl Undreseed 4-Button
Kid Gloves for evening wear, 81 a pair.
Pearl-Gray Undressed Mosquetaires, SELF
stitched, sl.25 pair.
Pearl-White Undressed Mosquetairee, with
white or black stitching, s1.25 pair.
lG-Button or Elbov-Length Indressed Mos
quetaire Kid Gloves. white. $50 pair.
20-BnttOn Length Pearl and Lavender Un-
dressed Kid Gloves. s2.75 n pair.
22-Button or Shouder-iength Undressed Tan
MosQuetaires, s2.75 a pair.
Special quality 20-Button Length White In
dressed MOsquetaires, 80 pair.
White Chamos Tor Wash Cloves, 75c. pair.
Opera Shades of Crepe Neck Scarfs, hem
stitched, 81.
Rhinestone Buckles for the hair Sl.2J.
Solid Silver Fancy Hair-Pins, 80.
Rhinestone Hair Bandeaux Sterling Silver,
75c.
Gilt Silver Ribbon Bow Hair-Pins, SOC.
Glace or Changeable MORE Ribbons In oil
light shades, No. is, for 25c. yard.
Plated SILK Neck Ruch.ng, also for Jabots. all
evening shades, including Tan and Red, oOc.
yard.
Moss Ruching, all light shades, SOC. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29

COMMISSIONERS AUCTIONSALE
v OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. WITH
TWO BRICK BUILDINGS THEREON Cos
1922 AND 1924 EAST BY RID STREGr,A AT THE
NORTHWEST CORNER or BYRD AND
ELEVENTH STREETS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29

A TTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE OF
n SEVERAL DESIRABLE BUILDING IOl,
ON TWENTY THIRD STREET, FRONTING 80
FEET 10 INCHES on y STREET. AND RUN
MING BACK A GOOD DRPTH.-By request Of
the owner We will sell by auction, on the pre-
misses, on
MONDAY, NAY ,, 1892.
ut $50 o'clock p. ~, tho DESIRABLE LOTS
above described. These lots are well located In
an improving part Of Church liul aud viii bo
sold as a whole OF In lots ~ suit the views ~ bid
ders. MediIm-sized dwellings bliit on this pro-
perty would pay a handsome return on the
amount invested.
TERMS: Very liberal
DENOON, UPPER & CO.,
ap2S AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29

at IL O'Clock. his ENTIRE OUTFIT OLA FIRST
CLASS SALOON, embracing Walnut-Top Cop
per-Lined Counter excellent Pool Table, with
Balls, Cues, &c. complete; handsome Marble
Top Buffet, fine Beer Pump, lce-BOxes, silver
plated Showcases. with Counters: Fancy Parti-
lion. Mirrors, Decanters. Glasses, ! excellent
Oak Extension fable, ! new Combnation-Lock
Iron safe, several llne Steel Ensrayings, large
lot Of Chairs. Tables Stove, Clocks, &c, e. I;
also, the balance II stock Of Wines, Liquors,
Cigars. Tobacco, Sc.
Particular attention il ssked, as this Is con-
sidered one OF tho best stands In the city, and Il
being his determination 20 sell, either as whole
or separately. those wishing 10 emaark in this
business as we'll a. those desiring anything Ia
this line would do well 10 attend.
MACDOUGALL & DAVIS,
apOQ AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29

Tolker &c,) Decree OF Richmond Chancery
90. Court, entered April 20 1877.
Tolker, Sc.
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Other manufacturers make good profit out OF the re-
taller after paying the salary and travelling expenses OF
the drummer To this the retailer adds his living and
business expenses and good big profit You pay all
this.
Other retailers buy from makers by the case as low as
they can to conceal all the burden OF double profits and
piled-up expenses The Shoes stripped OF those
items of cost most required to give them intrinsic worth
and what does go into them is for looks to make them
SELL This Shoe is made from the soest upper leather
and the hardest sole leather 1t made for service, and
a good long term OF it But it stony and stylish it
fits and that style it fits, and that means COM
fort; it is smooth and flexible The man who buys it
doesn't feel that he can afford dollar two more and
we try to give him extra value. To fully appreciate this
Shoe it must be seen, tried on, and worn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
old DOMINION STEAM Ia
" CHIP COMPANY. LAA1A

FOX NEW lOhA. . ........ . ..
steamers leave Richmond EVERY ~ ESDA1
and FRIDAY "A 5oc.lrs =. NJ. Manifest ciDs0i
one hour before sailing time
steamers leave New York tor Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY no 3 l..
", arriving in Richmond MONDAY and FRI
DAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accom- modati0ns uusurpasIel
Cabin far 20 New YORK va JaInes-rYef
route dncluding meals aud BERTH ......s 90
Ronnd-trip tickets. limited 10 thirty days
after date Of issue ............ .......--. II w
Stecrage, with 50 bsistence. ..............- OO
Storage, without subsistence........ .-... W
Cabin fare ca Chesapeake AMI Ohio rail-
way ...... coo. '.'..t ~ w
Cabin fare ra Richmond AMI Petersburg ,,
railroad. .......-.- ....---t- $500. - -
Tickets can ba obtained 10 a. " darber
9Ol Main street; Chesapeake and ONO anu
Richmond and Petersburg depots. AMI AZ CON-
pany's ofices, 1901 Main street. AMI NhaI
Freignt forwarded and through hills Of ladins
issued for points beyond Sew York.
Freichts received daily until 7. NJ.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, AMI
TURDAYS by the Chesapeake and ohio rail-
way lU,n Newport Newr) AZ $40 4. NJ. ana by
Richmond aud Petersburg railroad (saiue days.
AT . A. 81, Will make CONNECTION no NORFOLK
with steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE W. ALLEN s co, Agents,
No. 1901 Main street, AMI
Gs4 COmpany's wharf. Rockets.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
,.---. So. - a. p;.b rond DisDatch.1

[Correspondence OF the RICHMOND DispaVcn'I
SCOTLAND NECK, n. c.. April 2s.-Miss
Sallie Brown, of this community. was yes
terday married 10 Mr.. J. e. Whitfield; OF Nor
folk. Va, at the home Of Mr.. W: p. Robertson i.
The attendants were Miss sue Lewis WIN .aly
White. Miss Mamie White with ID. A. haory.
The bridal party went 70 Enfield. where they
were given a dining by Mr.. J. b. Dunn, ana the
bride and groom then went 10 Norfolk, their fu-
fure home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
by Macdougall & Davis, Auctioneers,
No. 1896 east Franklin street.

EXCELLENT BAR-FIXTURES,
NJ POOL-TABLE, SHOWCASES, PICTURES.
STOCK OF LIQUORS, CIGARS, IRON SAVE
TOBACCOS. &c, &c, AT AUCTION.-At the re-
quest OF Mr.. George Relnhardt, who is retiring
from business ION account Of bad health, We viii
sell at No. 900 west Main street, opposite Mon
roe Park on
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, TWO BOARDERS FOR
w ncely-furnished room in q private
family. Frst-class board, with hot and cold
bath. All homo comforts. Terms very mode
rate. Apply at once at $50 north Tenth, between
Clay and Leigh streets. mp 29-lt'
WANTED, TO SELL MARBLE
w SALTWATER APPARAT L s-three
draught-tubes and ten syrup-tanks; also, five
10-galon copper fountains, milk-ehako, ice
shaver, Sc.--all In good order. Apply at No. 6l9
west Main street. ap 29-2r
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By j. Thompson Brown & Co,
lib Main street.
west GRACE STREET LOTS,
NORTHWEST CORNER GRACE AND HARRI-
son STREETS,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION, on THE PREMISES,
TUESDAY. MAY 81, $50 p. NJ,
on LONG TINE.

THIS CHOICE CORNER PROPERTY, fronting
80 feet by q depth ~ 40 feet. viii be sold "a
whole or divided into TWO H5-toOT LOTS, as
NAV be desired. GRACE STREET LOTS are
growing beautifully tess IN number, but greater
In value. d" \ word 70 the wise Is sufficient"
Only few can be had at any price.
TERMS: one fifth cash balance one, two
three. and four years, per cent interest se-
cured by deed OF trust.
gd-Iho sals Will be made eycn az q sacrifice
j. THOMPSON BROWN * CO,
ap2g Auctionesrs.
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YORK-RlyER LINE. 'A
TIE PAyomrg Roti- ''-
,r,Vp RICHMOND

lEAl T. nv
qlikfN SO I'D. ii'.
LOCAL EAFREss, dais, s
s,r,,s AZ all stations. A. Los..f gL-'
MIA stage Tor WslAslioE
stsamer IL IVES, l0iAt
TRAN 40 t5. 80
BALTIMORE uMTEp. d.i.,sa
Gov Me- Pont, connes'us n So
,teamers for baltimore. n 49,. r.. si >
coonest ui.n Baltimore enl '..fr. 4
W,shiaeton, Philadelphia ani ~ p, y. u sif
steamers iesye BAl.lmoso b 81 b.
SUNDAY ,t,...,..r4 ..l.
1910 A. 81. ..Am
LOCAL NIXED. daily exceti .f .s =
T'wonty-,hird stsesl iog West fpi''
date poiuts ..,,..,, 80 % slrsil' 7, IL
opeasA N. sooP. Y anu iio''
A. Al. aat ,a.t Gslg fi..
sGl. HAAS .,.,...,.i p.ssslss . AZ
W. A. ilSA, ,...,s.s y
A., t3snersi Passenger Aseas
~ n. (,sssx. General hanss''
= bxnxxLSy, SupsS.HssaSsA-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29

WANTED, SHOE-BUYEkS TO SEE
w our MISSES and CHILDRENS TAN OK
FORD SPRING-HEELS, sizes 8 to 4, SOC. (: o TO
IL, Toe; IL to g, 90c. LADIES DONG0LA
TIES, 75c., 81, SI.25, aud up. A fun line La
DIES, MISSES, and CulLDREN'S FANCY TIES
auI SLIPPERS, In black and colors. These are
the cheapest goods ever sold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
MEETINGS-Fifth Friday.

LEE CAMP.
sIpShY LODGE, GOOD TBMPLARs.
LEI LODGE. PROGRESSIVE BENEFIT.
RICHMOND CASTLE. GOLDEN EAGLE.
So COMPANY, FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
OPACHIsTO TRIBE. RID MEN.
RESCUE COUNCIL, AMERICAN MECHANICS.
DAuoS LODGE, KNIGHTS or PYTHIAs.
UNION LODGE, ODD-FEiLoWs.
UNITY LODGE, oDD-FkLLOWs.
EAST.TNp LODGE. GOOD TEMPLARS.
MANITOBA Tribe. RED aES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29

By Charles A. Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneer snd Broker,
40. II north Tenth street.
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I, CcTDYNrAT,IY RrLLED.
Heoderson's Pretty Marriage.

TCorrcspOndence o. tho Richmond UISiR Vn'I
HENDERSON, n. c., April 2s.-Ihe la 'gest
attendance here this season was q, tne
marriage Of Mr. james X. Rankin OF Duh nm;
10 Miss Minnie ". Rowland. the benW hui
Sanghter OF Mr. j. c. Rowland, OF this pu CO
The ceremony was performed by Rev. ". -,
Morton. ID. D., In a beautiful and impress 'e
manner. $1,000 ~ rlp
Mclean and Miss Kate Malone, Mr.: Chart .
Tborpa. and Miss Josie Clack, Mr.. X j. cortss
and Miss Lizzie Wharton, Mr.. j. W. Jones a.
Miss Eva Currin, Mr.. VIII. ieafby ahu IL
Tncter Nassenburg. Mr.. Il. q. Barnes aud Miss
Helen Person, Mr.. Joseph T. Thomas and MIS-
Julia Albright, Mr.. J. W. Goodrich, Jr,, ana WIS
stella Cheathsm, Sr. ID. c. Hunt and MISS Lzz PIE
sim Mr. i. Il. Owe aud Miss Maggie Suth. Mr.
!. n. Rsies and Miss Lizzie Weddiu. Masters
Sam. Watkins, DR., and Simm Rowland acIeu az
pages, and Alice Rowland, COrneha Currin, lua
Rowland, and Guessie Salterwhite as ho"er-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
BY Sutton & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1914 Main street

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF THREE-sTORY-AND-CE BRICK
STORE, No. 900 MARKET SPACE, BET WEN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS.
Tyler and ais. Decree Of Richmond Chan
rs. Gerry Court, entered June 5,
Gaskins and as. 1891.
In execution Of decree In the aboye-named
suit, we the undersigned, special commissioners
appointed thereby, shall proceed 10 sell at pub
Lie auction, upon the premises, on
MONDAY. MAY 2, 1892,
at $50 o'clock p. H., the ABoVE-DEsCR
PROPERTY, with lot. fronting 10 Feet 6ba
inches on the north side OF Market space be-
tween sixth and Seventh streets, By depth OF
SO feet inches 20 an alley.
The BUILDING IL a tbree-story -and-ceiiar
brick store. watch has recently been repaired
and put In good order.
Terms: one third cash balance In two equal
instruments at six and twelve months, tho puf-
chaser TO give negotiable notes with interest
added from day OF sale, and the title retained
until all the purchasc-money Is paid and con-
yoyance ordered by the Court; or all each, at
the option OF the purchaser:
Is. II. BERRY,
WILLIAM A. MONCuRE.
Special Commissioners
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
DICHMOND AND b.
n RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IS Efftll

IL II IA NNHh -
n RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IS EFFECt
TRAINS LEAVE RiCdA.''
a.2oAM. sOUTHEGN Ehi .
lauts AIsl-'t li
1ouuar.. lf tr.
sni HAle' gu, I'd. So.
err Moth Caro-
tako sleeper
sieeDers fn1m Nt
s.oOP.H. PAST NAL, ll.I.
glsfa, ana frl.a.f
kEfSEfLDr fU
fora. Heuic
Ea.oigh 4 ttN
fr5m Rrlma.f ...li
through sieepcH
-..tn. N.EHt DID,
bIry flr A.rog.N' ......
Carolina ttlf
AND sol JOSS sfs
WrLrf1Nl
Dlrvl's l' $50 A N .f r.
e.0op.M LOCAL. daily, a. "a
Amelia Coarlyis OBJ
Douts- NIX
TRAINS ARRIVE AT hil 1'
5 5:iS 4 4 y y From Atlanta 'ai '''
S e:a5 NJ NJ From Amelia Goose
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-30
HUNTER CLEVELAND
nd Col. Rarsls Succeeded In Basglns One
Hundred and Twenb-Sh Ducks in LIT.
lie Over an Hour, Yesterday.

Exmore, Va, Nov. 90 President
elect Cleveland, accompanied by Col
Hargis, succeeded In bGgglng l26 ducks
in little nveran hour. Cleveland then
returned to the cottage for lunch, and
remained indoors throughout the entire
afternoon.
While cunning on the beach Mr.
Cleveland was the eyewitness Of a
thrilling spectacle. Five residents of
Cobb's Island were on their way in n
small sail boat to Broadwator for the
purpose Of paying their respects 70 the
president-elect. While In the great
Machipongo Inlet. between White
Point and Coo Point, opposite the
United States life saving station, tho
boat capsized, throwing the occupants
into the water The party would have
been drowned had 1t not been for the
prompt efforts Of the life saving crew,
Throughout this exciting scene Mr.
Cleveland was an interested spectator.
Tomorrow Cleveland will devote his
time to cunning on the water.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-30
BUGS KILL A FAMILY.


Three Forks Mont. Nov. 20 This
entire country was startled tonight when
u learned OF Tho dcnih Of ,Iobn HOtch
kiss. his vito aud aoren interesting
children the eldest o beautiful young
lady 70 years Of age, soon 10 be mnrriel
20 q piomiheut Kansas City lawyer.
Their deaths, ~ noany Nv cnH
be learned, occurred IN the FOL,
lowing manuer; During tho rece.ii
cold anup, Mr. llotchkiss, who was
quite o wealthy man. aud Il wcll-tu-dd
farmer decided 10 KIN some sixty odd
hog 20 euro for winter pork. Tho hogs
were oil panncd aud Thirty Of them
Killed the first luy, tho balance being
slaughtered The noEt IL was noticed
that several Of ile hogs aie aud seemed
10 relish d small red hng which appeared
on the uurince Of the sn0w. but nothing
was thought Of this NJ the time
Yesterday Mrs. liotohklsi cooked sew
eral 0i the tcndcrloins for diinor About
two hours aftorwutd, Mary tho eldest
dnurltcr, was srized with violent pains
10 tho region of the heart aud was soon
cornTe. Several Of the other children
were soon taken sick, aud Mr. lIoirbkiss
haHtenod 10 neighhors for aaalnince.
The prominent phynlclanr Of Montana
were soon nj the house aud every known
remedy was applied, but to 10 avail tba
last child dying No 7 o'clock this eYfu-
lnR. Mrs. llotclhisH few minutes later
aud Mn Hotchkles at $40. Al esnmin.
alton Of the p0rl, showed that tho hogs
were poisoned BY the red insect nioniioB-
ri The Physicians say they have no
idea Of the character u the deadly bug.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-30
a BOLD BANK ROBBERY.


Allentown, N, D., Nov. ~. Two rob
holv entered the Farmers National bank
horo this afternoon, covered the cashier
hud teller with rcvolyera, relieved them
OF nearly 5000. Later the robbers woro
captured and the money recovered. IL
was Just before . O'CLOCK, and the cnshior
WIS preparing 10 close the bank whom
the robbers entered. Ia the
bank ~ the same timo wore Cashier
Hutchinson aud Teller Smith, within
reach OF tho cashier was 1854 In bills.
The men eteppod mp 10 the desk, and
when the cashier looked up his eyes
fell ontwo revolyors, held close 10 his
lace
"rwn your faoe TO tho wall atornly
cried the elder Of tho mcn Tho teller
glanced mp at this remark, aud tho
other revolver WIS instantly pointed at
him, He understood the situation, and
followed the chiefa example.
Nov Them said The speaker us
this all the money YOU havegh
fcs," replied Tho cashier, "thnti
"That's all, repeated thorobbcr who
was conducting the sehone, ",lust
keep your face 10 the wall i've minutei
and you'll not be- harmed
lNuYlhH tho bank they started on
swift run toward tho lmlaystowu road.
phey had hardly reached tho walh
when Mr. Hutchinson started aiteI
them followed by the tollor Once 10
the strooi, tho men crlod 'siol
Their as loudly as thoy could
Hearing the cries, several persons rna
oui with royolyorr and Joined IN
tho chnse. They wero Joined
| by several farmers armed with shot
guns. Tho thieves, who woro founder.
Ing In The mud, realizing their purauers
werr gaining on Thorn, attempted "
| jump II foneo, bat tho rails were wet
and thoy slipped back Before they
could arise Hutchinson was upon them
aud cried out "rhr0w up your hands.
Turning around, tho thieves raw them.
selyca confronted by more than u score
OF revolyers and Bhoiguns, and yielded
Tho elder oi the robbor8 said his
numo WAS Fred $. Smith, ago %. flll
companion gave tho name Of j, u, Nor
rls, age 20 They were committed "a
await the action Of tho January grand
jury.