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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-01
A REVOLUTION NEAR ITS END.
Honduras Rebels Running Short OF Ammu-
milton and Can't Get Any More.

Honduras Rebels Run ming short OF Ammu-
milton and Can't Get Any More.
NEW ORLEANS, July 31.-[ yps;ia. lit
is notorious fact that most Of the guns
aud ammunition being used in Honduras,
both by the revolutionists and the Govern
ment party, have been sent from New Or
leans More have been ordered from here
but the shippers are finding it
a difficult matter to get the con-
traband goods there. Most of the
steamship lines refuse to take them, saving
that if thev take guns to the revolutionists
it will anger the Government: if to the
Government it will anger the revolutionists
and as it is impossible to tell who will come
out on top, the company carrying this kind
of freight may get into trouble and injure
its business.
]. B. Connors, of this city, agent for the
Honduras Government, has large amount
of ammunition ordered which he cannot
get to Honduras. 1t has been refused
transportation. The United States authori-
ties have refused to allow its stor-
age in the Custom House, because
OF the danger. aud the Collector ordered its
removal and threatens to sell it As ammu-
milton in Honduras is running low and the
troops can get none from here, the chances
are the revolution will come to an end for
lack of cartridges.
Room Renters and Boarding Houses Who
Used The Dfspatch's Cent-a-w advertis-
ing columns under Wanted Boarders and
Rooms To Let find it the best,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-01
Hurt Chasing q Prisoner

Officer James Abt had his right leg badly
wrenched yesterday afternoon by falling
over fence on Forbes street while chasing
a prisoner named John McVay, who had
broken away. McVay was afterwards cap
tured and locked up in the Fourteenth ward
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-01
Excursion Via the Picturesque b. & o
r. r

To Atlantic City via Washington, Baltimore
and Philadelphia, on Thursday, August II,
fer II days from day of sale, and good to
stop or at Washington City returning.
Trains with Pullman parlor and sleeping
cars will leave B. & o. depot, Pittsburg, at
Il. NJ. and 920 r. N.
For detailed information address or apply
to Z. D. SMITH,
Division Passenger Agent,
Corner Fifth avenue and Wood street.
Pittsburg, Pa.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-01
An Italian Dies Sud,Ien,v

Coroner Mcdowell was notified last night
of the sudden death of an Italian at a
boarding house on FIlbert street. No name
was given, and the case will be inquired into
to-day.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-01
charles Kline Roushlx HannI.a

Charles Kline, a resident of Bakerstown.
reported to the police yesterday that he
had been assaulted and knocked down n Z
Wood and Water streets on Saturday night.
His assailant was driven OFF before he ac-
complished the feat of robbing him.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-01
DOUBTED HIS STORY.

A Philadelphia Machinist Who Left Home
stead After Free Ride.
Detective Robinson accosted q man saun-
tering alons'in front of City Hall last even.
ing and asked him il he was stranger The
man replied that he was and seemed de
lighted at an opportunity to tell aswell-
made-up story. He asserted that he was a
machinist, and had been engaged in Phila.
delphia by false representation" to come
to Pittsburg to 60 to work, ard that after
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-01

Used The Dispatch's Cent-a- Word advertis-
ing columns under Wanted Boarders and
Rooms To Let find it the best.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-01
Ds1xx Pulaski mineral water.

DE Wits Little Early Risers. No gripping
no pain. no nausea: easy pill to take.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-01
MONEY GOING ABROAD.
Pittsburg Shows Up Usual With Nor
Orders I,sued Than Paid.

The repoft of the money orderdepartment
of the Pittsburg Postoffice for the month of
July shows, as usual, that more money is
sent abroad from Pittsburg than comes in.
The domestic orders issued amounted to
S24 297 81 Italian, $s02 3s: British, s., 86s 49,
German, S., ,25l Is. The domestic orders paid
were SAILS 80; British, S64l a. German,
$3.50 Ct, and none from Italy.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-01
Ladies' Shirt Waists:

The entire stock marked down.
White Lawns, Percales, Cheviots, Satines
and Silks all reduced:
81 90 Waists at 35c
81 25 Waists at SOC.
81 IS Waists at 81 25.
S2 30 Waists at 81 so,
and inner qualities in the same proportion.
Ladies White Suits and Children's
and Misses Suits and Waists,
At greatly reduced 'prices-all marked ut
prices to quickly close out the entire lots
Bargains in
Ladies Underwear
on Center Table.
Ladies' Combination suits. low in small
sizes, at 35c, reduced from 75c; at Soc, re-
duced from 81 90.
Ladies' Ribbed Cotton Corset Covers at
35c, reduced from SOC.
Ladies' Gauze Vest, best make, at 75c, re-
duced from 81 IS.
Children's Ribbed Vests at 15c, reduced
from 40c; and Pantalettes at 25c, reduced
from soc
Many other equally attractive items to be
found in this department to-day.
Attend the opening (this morning) of this
great August sale.
dos. Horne & Co.,
6oo-62l Penn Ave.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-01

DRINK Pulaski mineral water.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09
Aaslcnments-,eeomae Gems.

OxAScocK. Va. Jan. s.-iSpeciaL "A
Mears. merchant. Of Meanwhile, Accomac
county. has made IN assignment, Liabilities
reported TO be $4,000.
W. f. Wnder. grocer and retail liquor
dealer. Onancock. Va. made an assignment
yesterday.
Miss Jane Joynos. near Ca-hville, aged
seyenty. nine years. died Of grip Tuesday and
was buried on Wednesday.
Dir. George l.. Hickman. OF Bayley Neck
who was recently sent 10 the Eastern Iunatc
Asylum. WILLIAMSBURG died at that place on
Monday and bis remains were brought nome
where they were buried Wednesday.
The grip is yet preyaleutin our community
but the critically Ill are better.
A little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Addl-
son. of this town. is dangerously III.
Mr. A. Clarke Bledsoe. II Petersburg IS
visiting Mr.. G.. b. f0sqUe and famiy.
The young ladies OF OnancOck gave a leap
year party on Monday night. which IS re-
ported TO have been q delightful occasion.
An unusually large shipment OF sweet
potatoes is being made from onancock wharf
to-day They are quOielln Baltimore al sl.i0
per barrel
Mss Salle J.. Boges loayes tomorrow on q
two weeks visit 20 friends IN Ashland. Rich
mOud and Petersburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09

SoUTu BosroN. VA. Jan. S-ISpecal J.
About o'clock this morning our town was
visited by n disastrous fire, destroying two OF
its handsomest residences. The fire had its
origin in the sleeping apartments of the ser
wants. in the rear of tho residence of Mrs =.
W. Howard, on Washington street. The sell
wants barely escaped with their lives and tho
fire spead rapidly. sOOn enVelOplng the whole
house. 10 then spread TO the now residence
Of Mr.. Edward l.. Evans. adjoining. and It,
too. was totally destroyed. Mrs. Howard
saved but little of her furniture, and her
loss is large and only partially insured. Mr..
Evans mad recently enlarged and remOdclled
his house and II was the most complete and
convenient residence IN the town. beng fit
ted with hot and cold water and gas through
out IL was inst about completed and he has
beer engaged for several days putting down
carpets and moving IN new furniture expect
ing to re-occupy 1t next week
The greater part Of his furniture was saved.
but in n badly damaged condition. His loss
is heavy and the amount OF insurance cannot
be ascertaiued vet.
The fire had its origin in the carelessness of
one of Mr.. Howard servants. Complaining
OF having a chill, she went TO bed with a hot
brick TO her feet. During the night the bed
clothes caught fire from the heat OF the brick.
She threw Oh % one side the burnt bed
clothes supposing she had put them out.
She was awakened about Z O clock 10y the
smoke and discovered the room was on fire.
Mr. Jacob Blair, an old citizen, ninety one
wears OLD. j. lying critically I'LL at has resi-
dence in this county. and grave fears are en-
tertained of his recovery.
4 called meeting OF Roanoke Presbytery
was held here on yesterday 10 take action ON
the resignation of DR.. ). II Davis as pastor
of the Presby ternn church of this place.
Rev. NJ ". Doggstt acted at moderator and
Rev. 4. = Wilson was chosen temporary
clerk. The Church appears 10y her commits
sioners, Judge John Merritt and Mr Henry
Easley, who reported the action O. the con
erogation, concurrlng IN DIR. DAVIS request
for u dissolution of the pastoral relations.
DIR. Davis gave his reasons for resigning Al
ter considering the matter the presbytery de-
cided 10 dissolve the pastoral relations.
Another old citizen has fallen victim 20
the grip. Mr.. Nelcajah aimor died at his
holae near here ON Monday aged eighty
seven years. Mr.. Palmer was an honest,
frank. nospitable gentleman OF the old school
and was held IN high esteem by tho commu-
nifty. He was the father OF the late Captain
}. A. Palmer. at the time index clerk of the
House of Representatives, and of Dr. VIM
w. Palmer. who represented this county IN
the Legislature IN 1917.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09
FIRST ANNUAL REPORI
RAILWAY CONFUSION BEGIN YORK.
Romantfc Marriage mt Lexington and no"
One Was Prevented i'm DaVidson'
Counterfeiters at Work.

RuEIoH n. G.. Jan. Especial. Inc
Railroad Commission began yesterday 'no
work Of preparing the first annual report 10
be submitted 10 the Governor. as provided ~
the Legislature. This report will contain
resume Of al the work Of the Commission
since il has been 10 existence
The directors Of the Raleigh Cotton Mili'
held their annual meeting here this evening
and declared a semi-annual dividend o. per
cent. The fnan ees Of the enterprise when
is now about two years old. were found u 10
in snch a prosrer0us condition that large
sum was elso passed t. the credit Of the proAt
aud loss account.
Tie Young Mems Christian Association ~
tie city. which some time AGO was allowed 70
disint.grate has been reOrganizet with
large membership. and DR.. il. Lewis has been
elected president.
its learned today that this section has
been flooded with letters from counterielt
swim lers ~ New York. They offer 10 send
80 for sl. and claim that their DDS are
made from Government plates secured %
former enploye OF the Engraving Bureau
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Jan. s. Special p
Some surprise was expressed yesterday when
il was learned that MAYOR :. b. Woods had
entered an order iorbldaing the appearance
OF the kentz-Sautey Burlesque Company 40
the levy Opcra-hOuse tonight. The reason
for the order. az far rs could DO learned Tor
the mayor Is ont of the city. was MIR. Woods
belief that The show Is immoral IL is
understood also that he was requested
by some one who shared his view 10 make
the order. The managers. Messrs Letter
man a Oberd rier carried the matter before
the council last night and submitted proof
that the performance - not immo RAJ. Iele
grams from tie mayor of Lynchburg and
theatrical managers IN that city and Rich
rond were read. After a brief discussion
the council recommended that the acting
mayor. Mr. ew.s 4. Hanckcl. should permit
the performance 10 proceed. Two members
OF tie council were deputod TO attend the
performance
The board of supervisors met on Monday
snd authorized the purchase Of gallery for
the new clerks Office
The collections by the churches for the
Piedmont Hospital amounted TO about S2O0
The Hon. John T. Massey is out after
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09

prTrns8-RG. w.. Jan. Especial. An
accident occurred 40 an early hoar this morn
ing ty which q wost-b0und freight train Oh
the Norfolk and Western railroad was de-
rallied III point about one mile west of Ivor
station. The locomotive and u.ne box cars
were thrown iroin the track AMI some OF the
cars were badly broken to pieces a wreck
ing car with q force of hands was sent from
(r.we 10 the scene OF the wreck. IN conse-
cuence of the road being blocked al trans
were DELAYED The west-bouud passenger
train due here al 1875 8. Il. did not arrive
until l:i5 r. II.
At meeting of Old Dominion Camp. No.
g. j raternai Legion. held ia,t night The fol-
lowing officers We're elected for the ensuing
term. Past Comman ier. G.. H. Shelton Conn
nlander. Dr. George Potts. Senior ico-Com-
mander. 4. j. Meredith Junior Vice Com
mander. Jesse 81. Newcomb Adiutant. W. ).
Northington inrolling Officer Q. J.. Wright.
Treasurer w. E. Armstrong; Orator. w. Z.
Ramey; Medical Examiner, Dr. w. f. Har-
wood; Guide. II. X. Smith. Warden. 4. w.
Harrison; Sentry, H. +. Leadbetter Trustees,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09

KrysyuIE, Va. Jan. 8-lSpacial The
dwelling house belonging to Nj q. n. Glinn.
and occupied by Mr. W. b. Green. was
burned yesterday morning Nerv little Of
the furniture was saved. Loss. about "a 5oO
No insurance. The cause Of the fire is IN
known.
Judge Mhittle is holding a special term Of
the circuit court Very little business dis
posed of
The weather is very cold and q good pros
pect for ice
The grip seems to Ia abating in this sec
ton and very httle sickness reported
The young people of keysulle went
up 70 DIakes Branch last night 10 dance.
Messrs. Wilson and Osborne. from Burks-
vile. have bought the stock of goods of
Osborne u Clark and have commenced bust
ness
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09
EoIic ofrhroe ccnturics-Marrla-o.

WM,rov-SALrf. y. G.. Jan. g. Especial. r.
TIL TIMES corresDon1elt was shown today
by Mr.. +. ~. Chapman. OBJ this city q Ieilc OBJ
three centuries 10 was the original manu-
script Of letter written from Carroll county
Va. in lGl- nearly three centuries ago,
Ply Abnor Chapman. % bis sister Mary
ghapwnn who then resided I'D bal-
tmore. on the back of the same letter was 4
memorandum OF TIE marriage %. Niilah
Chapman. oraudson # the former. 10 Mss
Mary Aunis. which event was celebrated over
one hundred years afterwards. MIS-. map
man. of this city. is a widow OF the great
grandson OF William Chapman. me lettei'
though bearing the marls ~ nge. la ieBiDle
and written ia scml-Mauu7' rpl.
marriage full az romance was reported lo-
day from Davidson county. lhe couthcllAE
parties were Miss Hattie Ircx.er beautiful
aud accomplished young lady of Lexinst Il,
and DR. y. G. tAeuauit. OF loufehs Dam
Arkansas. The couple rad never seen each
other until tlree DAYS before their marriage.
Miss IreElcr hes am uncle living IN Arkansas,
and j. was aJ his house that Dr. Che
nault saw e photograph OF the ,youn-
lady. Being struck with her beauty
he was DESTROYS of knowing more ot her, and
asked tne uuc.o's perm.saion tor cores
pOudonce with tie Young lady OF Lis choice.
iii. first letter received prompt reply. ana
regular correspondence followed. end ~ in an
enragement between the two. Dr. Caensult
came 90 Lexington Monday. and after tie two
met the Gay WAS set. and Yesterday they were
made husband and VIE They VIII MAKE
their home ln Arhausas.
News Of anoIter very rem rkaoe occur
renee comes from the sumo county. young
man procured hos license 20 wed oneoi David
sons fair daughters. The hour arrived for
tho nuptals s sumptu0us feast was spread
and everything was made ready Tor tie cere-
mony. Tho handsome groom and blushlng
bride took their stand ON the floor and the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09

very serious attack Of the grip. he hopes 20
be able in few days 90 resume his du'le' ~
Superintendent Of Public Instruction. -,
The condition Of Messrs. Meyer. OF hch-
mond, aud Eddins. OF this city, VINO were III
jured ten days ago in driving accident -
improved. Mr. Meyer was IN danger % al
attack OF gangrene but this risk IS no" DO
lieved 10 be aycrted.
Mr.. !. +. Carter. Of Smyrna. Del, has re-
turned 10 bis home.
Mr.. r. NJ. searcy has returned from Cor
nell.
Mr.. F.. A. Smith Of Pttsylysnia is in the
cit.
Mr.. Henry Miller had bis finger mashed OF
while coupling cars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09

NAn1soN Corrruorsr. Va. Jan. g..
Special Madison county has lost one of
her best citrens in tho person OF Captain
William Lowell. who died no lis home. near
Locust Dale on Wednesday morning. For
many months his health has been failing and
his death was no, unexpected. Captain
Lowell for many years wns supervs If bis
district and always discharged las duty 10 the
satisfaction of his constituents. During tire
first year ot Che war ho commanded Company
h Seventh Virginia ln.nntry aud was a gal
.ant soldier. Ills old comrades in arms. tO-
cothcg vi,h ms neghbogs and friends most
sadly moaru kls departure.
Snow lc.l hero ou tho night or the Gth in
stsrt o. che depth III siv inches. and from
prc>aat indications 10 is hero o. stay. 10 Is
Acpci thai ga 3 few days ice may he gathered.
iho r.,p IS on the increase. and there are
more people down with % now than at any
time heretofore Tie physicians ere all over
worked and cannot give the necessary atten-
tion q many that rolsire D..
Everything is quiet 10 fights. nobody
killed. and the Jail still empty barns and
grauaries filed 10 overlooking and simmons
abundant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09

CuArrorrf. n. c.. Jan. s. Special. PEG
pie from different townships who We're in
Charlotte to-day say they are being bothered
to death boy petition carriers. There are two
petitions out one looking % tie Oustlug of
the present board Of commissioners. and the
other looking 10 the retention Of the board.
Both petitions are being largely siued
Tho feeling IA the county is said g. be
fully as Intense Us il IS in town and growing
more s0" all tie time.
To-dorP. b. Key. wholesale whisky dealer Of
Staios,iile IS. C.. established an agency here.
anl is delivering whisky nigh. along. Pro-
hibiuonists will DO all possible to prevent
sales being carried on.
Willie Lone. the child burned 40 Thompson
Orpbauage. died last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09
Kine anl Oneen Itom..

WMxEHToN. Va. Jan g. Especial. J.
Snow fell hereon Monday and Tuesday. but
only enough to let us know that there was
more IN store for US. The weather has been
very cold for tho past four DAYS. int not as
cold "a tie ice CATERERS would like % see it
as no ice of any thickness has been seen.
The gimp has been raging here and num-
her OF our people have been effected with u.
but fortunately all have nearly recovered.
Mr. John 4. tlcet. who has Oeen very III, is
much improved and Is able 90 situp
Mr. Harvey Meyers. OF this county. died
on the 5th inst after a lingering illness. lie
Will he buried at Providence church to-day
Mrs. Mary Jill. living near this town. is
very H. IL IS thought that she has the
typhoid pneumonia.
Our undertaken is kept very busy now. as
the demand for collins and caskes has been
great in the past few days
Captain T.. ~. Belts o. West Point Va. is
on a visit to lis sister on Masonic avenue. in
TINS town.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09

CHARLES CRY c. H.. Jan. g. Special -
Mr.. John =. Stage. one Of our Oldest citizens.
died YESTERDAY morning at the residence o,
his nephew. Mr. William &. Stage. Jr. in the
upper part OF this county. after short Ill
ness. Mr.. Stage was q strong Mahoneite and
for number of years was the leader of the
Republican forces in this county The
funeral will take place to-day at o'clock Z.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09
=, x.vcomb. T. J. Meredith and c. II.

J. NJ. NewcomD' l. % 1'r01''H '"'' u ~
Shelton. 80 -. .o,o-.1 mar ~ tbis
city pic picked up near the Crater on Yesterday
nv, ofil shell bearing the impress Of General
ss,sN,ptailonis urofile. encircled with stars.
~ ~ losses OF Messrs. Bangey a Nande-
-. daalers IN stoves tinware. &c. whose
go go took fire some nights ago. have been
od,,,s,od bv the insurance companies. lhe
CO. WIS allowed an insurance Of little over
81 ooo Mr.. yandeeritt places the tirms 1888
A. a li.tie over $1,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09

HON AND SPRINGS. Va. Jan. Miss Roh-
leders department in hiiers School opened
with increased attendance. and the children
are iubiant over an autograph letter from
Hon John W. Daniel, promising his photo
graph at an early date The roll of honor for
this department is quite AN artistic square Of
bristol board painted ~ Master Charlie Wal
ton. the little artist among the Masonic
Home boys" All who are perfect IN depOrt-
nent. attendance aud lessons for one week
have their names put on. For the past month
the following wero perfect:
Charlie Miller Berry Stainback, Johnny
Johenning. Annie Carter and alnce Oakley.
Miss Katie GeDhsrdts party ON New y ears
night WAS a decided success
Mr. David Stiles has reftted his homo.
Maple Shade, and promises musicale IN the
near future.
The grip has at last reached here, though
there have not been such 81 number Of cases as
elsewhere, Miss Austrlnl llpseOmb. Mrs.
Rabys two little girls and Mrs Browns little
boys being the victims. and they are all re-
covering.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09

LyNCHnunG. Va. jan S. Special. Rob
ert Reynolds. q colored man sent on 20 the
grand Jury in Roanoke forattempting 90 break
into "a saloon there. was brought t. lynch
burg lail to-day Tor safe keeping. At q meet
ing of the city council held tonight prelin-
mary steps were taken tow ris amendn. the
city charter to change the manner OF lsvylng
assessments for street. improvements.
and t. empower the city TO make
appropriations for the improvement of
highways. bridges etc. within radius If
one mile Of the corporate limits The pres
cnt system of assessments Tor improving car
Tiaaeway5 on the streets Is 10 assess the
abuttug propeilr-0wners one-hali cost.
while the city pays the other half. The
principal plan discussed X % assess the
propertv-owncrs ior the entire amount and
allow them e. pay q per cent. per annum on
tho amount assessed. reServng % lien on the
property o. secure the principal This seems
10 be the hes; plan, and viii doubtless be
adopted at the next meeting OF the body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09
elannlon Merohanl. on lha h. N oommI. -Ion

SrAUN1oS. Va. Jan. Special. The
thinking people of our community view with
great apprehenson the Railroad Bill now
before the Legislature. 10 Is agreed gencr-
ally that even the railroads would not object
TO a bill reasonable IN lis provisions and fair
and just in its requirements But when IT IS
proposed TO place the articles OF every inter
est. oven 20 the fixing of rates for both pas
sengers and freight IN the hands OF commits
sioners, TO DO appointed by and through
political Influences and without fixing auy
special qualification for such commissioners.
then it is sand on all hands It is time 10 stop
and inquire as 10 the magnitude OF the inter
ests which seem imperiled by such action.
Judge Stout Is still alive but in "a very cut.-
cal condition His liver ls badly affected
and his nervous system broken up
DIR. d. Is. mcfarland. who has been in bad
health for many months las suffered
severe relapse. lie is greatly beloved Oy hs
people and our citizens generally.
News has Just been received here hy Cap
tain i \. Owe # the death ol his iatherln-
law, Rev Mr. Fletcher at Broadway. a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-09

DEsALE OF THE TRAlLoR ELE ,D di,
IL COMPANY OF AN UPShI ID V sor
saie % public auction, on tho premises,
a. r'0 SATURDAY. JASUAgv O. 1872, AZ
n. the entire plant of hs lray.or Elec, m,
,be atnount of the ui set hil made by Dir: T..
Child. For further info nation ca,l , on me re-
ceiver pAIRICA II. q. CABEl.l,
ct.,'l. Receiver.