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Evening journal., 1892-06-25
Irdln Yenmnns rnnnns nInrrIsser.

NEW YORK, June 25.-Lydia Yeamans,
the actress, was arrested after belaboring
Manager James Morrissey with an um.
brella, cutting his face. She says Morris
sey called her bad names
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
CURE YOURSELF.

Don't pay large doctor bills BE your own
physician by consulting "Our Guide 20
Heolth.N lf yoH haven't il come and get one.
our remedies.
Asthma, Biliuusness. Catarrh. Cholera Nor
bus, Constipation, Dyscntcry, Dyspepsia. Dlar-
rhea, Hay Fever. Headache, Kidney diseases.
Liver complaint. Malaria, Neuralgia, Nervous
ness, piles. Rheumatism. WhQ0piug Cough,
Worms, etc. quickly cured. All female come
plants quickly relieved and soon cured.
Weakened and dehilitated persons strength
cned. Lost powers restored
MUNYON'S HOMEOPATHIC
HOME REMEDY co.
0t0 orange Street,
Open day and evening. Wilmington. Del
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rro nIon nnrIed AIlre.

BINGHAMToN, N. Y, June 25.-A sewer
which is being constructed in Murray street
caved in, and Patrick Burns and John
Moxion, two laborers, were buried alive
Their bodies were recovered.
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
The Randall Association's Return.

PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-The Randall
association, seventy strong, on their return
from Chicago, were met at Broad street sta
tion by 10000 people The members Of the
association wore white hats and carried
canes with ROSTERS heads on them. A pa
rade was made and reception afterward
held at the headquarters Of the Moyamen.
sing legion
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
New York state Canal MILEAGE

ALBANY, June 25.-As compared with
list years mileage on the canals of the state
iae records show: 1891, 49,, 4O5; 1892. 1l9,
~. Total tons, 1891, 142, ,9O2: 1892, I2S, ,0IS.
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
To Attend Tammany's Powwow.

WASHINGTON, June 25-Speaker Crisp,
Senator Mills. Representative McMillin and
other prominent Democrats received invi-
taiions to attend the annual powwow OF
Tammany Hall on July 4 and deliver
epeeches
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
The "speaIs Easyp Crusade.

PHILADELPHIA, June 25-John Hill, the
second victim Of the crusade against the
''spealI easies,' which is being waged by the
government officials, was before Commits.
sioner Bell, He was held in $500 bail foi
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
PROPOSALS.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- ceived 40 the Board of Public Education
rooms until Monday evening, 9th instant, at
O'Clock. for the erection of an addition and
alteration 20 school building No. 10. Plans and
spccincatinns can he seen al The office of
Frank r. Carswoll, No. l0l West Sixth street.
a bond viii be- required for the faithful per-
lormance OF the work. Proposals 20 Dee de-
posted in LOCKED BOX and marked Pro-
posals for addition 90 School 40. ln" The
committee reserves the right 20 reject any or
an bids.
By order Of the Building Committee
JOHN PYLE, Chairman.
PROPOSALS viii be received until 10
o'clock, a. m. Tuesday. July o. 1902 FOR
al labor and material, and constructing COM
plcto, an iron highway bridge over White
Clay creek, near Ihompson's station New
Castle county. Del, and also for the ahut-
ments and wing walk for the same.
Bids may be made for both bridge and
masonry complete or for either.
Plans and specifications are 10 be seen al
the Court House In charge of the ianitor. The
committee reserve the right 70 reject any and
all bids.
PAUL GILLIs. Chairman.
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
,Tade nIind bv LIrhtnInr.

HAMMOND. Ind, June 25.-During a Sc
we're storm the residence Of S. c. Allen was
struck by lightning. and his young daugh-
ter was rendered blind.
Evening journal., 1892-06-25

II you haven't placed your Awning order yet is time
you did Awnings put up complete for t2 90.
postal note brings to your house with samples and e
mates. So with Linen Slip Covers
Evening journal., 1892-06-25

About these Cedar Chests there is better the
market You had better them before the moths destroy
for you than the cost of a Chest
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senntor ounr,s opInIon.

WASHINGTON. June 25. Senator Quay
says: "The nomination Of Mr. Cleveland, IN
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a Wonderful eaeanser.

A Wonderful Cleanser.
Neither ammonia nor soap can
equal it. 1t does the work of
both, and does it better than
either.
1t is entirely harmless, and is
cheap.
One trial will convince you that
it has no equal.
Sold by all Grocers and Drug
gists.
Delightful for the bath.
BE sure and Try it.
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
REAL ESTATE.

IF YOU WANT A GOOD TRUCK FARM
go see the "Butt0nwoods" on the Wil-
mington and New Castle rnad; forty acres
brick mansion, H. rooms. tenant house.
rooms, brick barn slylOO, 100 feet on river
front, fruit, shade, etc. title perfect. monthly
payments. Cottage sites from half acre tip on
Wilmington rund and on river front. Can and
see l., J. MEEIlAN. Resident Manager, or
address Box lW. New Castle
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
NOR SALE.
STORE AM DWFT

HOUSE AND STABLE TO RENT on
ID street. between Clnymont and noald
Inquire at fln East sixth street.
INOR RENT. STORE AND DWELLING
4 southeast corner Chestnut and Franklin
streets; Also store and dwelling southeast cor.
ner Third and jackson streets. Apply 10
FRANCIS McCLOSkEY.
No. A8 Jackson street.
or JOHN McCLOSKEN,
No. bl5 East Fifth street.
WE WILL TAKE THE BEST CARE OF
w your property. collect the rent and ad-
vance money II needed. HAWKINS a co.
No. 1l2 Market street.
Evening journal., 1892-06-25

INTEREST ALLOWED on deposits Of
money for one or more calender months at
the rate Of per cent. per nnnum.
Money loaned on Mortgages on Real Estate.
Evening journal., 1892-06-25
nANK1Nc ANn r1NANcrAl

Open daily from Q o'clock a. M until p. ni,
and on Tuesdays and Saturdays from TO IS
D. m.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19
SORE ABOUT SKINNER
The WAY THE THIRD PARTY FEELS
ABOUT A FORMER FAvoRlTE.
Reported Trade with the Republicans
Substantial Aid from the Latter
Treasurer Bain's Condition.
correspondence Of the alchmond DIspatch.l

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatchl
RALxrcH, N. c., August 1s.--ft will be re-
membered that Colonel Harry Skinner,
who was put up by the Third party for
Governor, but who was taken down IN
halt an hour after he was so enthusiastic
ally nominated, was later chosen as one OF
the electors at large. and that the commit
tee which wos sent to find him reported
after two hours search that he could not
be found. To-day your correspondent IN
teryiewed the editor OF the ProJresare
Farmer rs to this matter. Editor Ramsey
said skinner did not desire 10 be found:
When asked as 10 whether skinner had
agreed TO accept as elector Editor Ramsey
ssid Skinner had made that al right with
Butler and some others OF the Thtrd-party
leaders. He acknowledged that o great
many Of the party are sore about SKIN
ner and distrust him, and that what had
happened was unfortunate. Inc negroes
in the Third party are greatly stirred up.
THE REPUBLICAN TRApF.
Facts are leaking out about the Repub
lican trade with the Third party In thls
State. and some sensational Developments
NAV be looked for. One OF the last acts
of tho State convention yesterday morn
Wilson, one of the party managers, saying
this was the only way the Third party had
of raising money. This was oil for eject:
There are excellent reasons tor beilet that
DR.. Houehton, who came here from Con- 5
necticut, is in Republican employ ana
brought very substantial aid. lie was. at
the caucus. and he conferred with the tu-
sion faction of the Republicans as well as
with the Third-party leaders.
REPUBLICAN NOMINEE.
just as was predicted in this correspond
ence. DIR. J.. o. Wilcox becomes the noml-
nee of the Republicans for Congress IN the
Eighth District. Every county save one
had instructed for him.
Senator Ransom at Durham to-day made
his second speech in the campaign,
number of people went from here 70 hear
him.
There is DO improvement in the condi-
ton of State Treasurer Donald W; Balm,
and his friends say he IS very SICK man;
Il p. Williamson, OF Raleigh. is elected
president of the North Carolina Irotting-
Horse Breeders Association, and W. L.
Bachelor, of Raleigh. secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19

granite, marble, and bronze erected 10 the
memory of the Prince Consent.
The Queens husband. who died during
our war. il represented in sitting posture.
and II the sculptor hes been Of all true
TO nature. Albert was Hnoblc-looking man,
but we all know that statues are not usu-
ally Photographic reproductions OF tho
faces aud figures OF the subjects.
Al each corner Of tho monument Ia an
allegoricai group in marble--the four rep
resonting Europe" Asia" Africa"
and America
The bronze figures 81 the Prince and
Asia are tho works OF Mr., Foley. who
made the statue of Stonewali Jackson
which was presented TO Virginia by Eng.
lish admirers of General Jackson. and
which now stands In our Capitol Square.
Already the marble work on the Albert
Memorial Is becoming stained by the
weather and the dust and smoke of this
great city. Twenty years from now II will
be almost black. That is the fate
70 which all Marble and stone.work
here il doomed-a fate that iorg ago befell
Westminster Abbey and ST. PauPs church,
and which makes all London buildings
look ancient before they have been stand
ing a dozen years. There ~ nothing new
or gafIsh here solidity and soberpess reign
nearly everywhere. But enough; we
would DO considered gossipy. but not gar
rulous, 80 receive the adieus of
The ABsESrEEs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19
TRoTTlNG RACES AT RALEIGH.
The Records Mnde at the Grounds of the
Trotting- Horse Breeders Association.


RALEIGH, n. c., August 1s.-To-day's
races, under the auspices of the State
1rotting- Horse Breeders Association, were
very fine and close heats. There were 1900
people at the State Fair-Grounds.
The first race was for the $50 class, mile
heats. best three in five. There were nine
entries: purse. 500. 1t was won in straight
heats by Robert d., son of Happy Me-
dunn. owned by Theodore Dunn, OF Wake
Forest. Time. 2.50, 247. 2:42.
The second race for 3-year-olds, mile
heats, best three IN five. was won by Joel
Kincey. owned by Joel Kinney. of New
barne.
The racing event of the day was the
third race tor the 240 class. Mile heats,
best three in five, Alice Berlew owned by
l.. Banks Holt. of Graham, won easily IN
straight heats. Time. 2:37, 2:4O, and 2Ss.
The fourth race was for yearlings, and
was won by Junius IL. Hardin's FLY, Ly-
ma b.
Pamlico trotted an exhibition mile-his
last appearance in North Carolina simply
TO beat this tracks record, and did the
distance in 2:3l. He was not in condition,
and the track was heavy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19
ElaArn oIs1RIcT CANVASS.
Meredith and Turner on the stump-wnl
a,nsv Run Overhead Wires.

tarnew Run? Overhead Wires.
rcorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
Ar.xYAspaiA. Va, August 1s.-The cam
palpn IN this district has regularly opened
and vigorous work is being done. Repre-
sentative Meredith has made number OF
sneaches in the interest OF the Democrats.
ard Nr Beyerley Turner, the Third-party
Conversational candidate, has made
sneeches advocating his party's cause.
a number OF joint discussions be-
tween Mr.. Meredith and Mr. turner
are expected TO take place IN the various
counties on court-days.
The Republican managers arc cohsiaer-
ING the adyisability of putting candidate
IN the field.
They tacitlv acknowledge the hopeless
ness of the fight even with the Third party
arrayed against the Democracy. III Mir.
Park Agnew. Alexandfia's postmaster, Will
run the Rcpu blIcans will put him IN tho
tield. Otherwise il is thought they will
not have n candidate.
POLES AND WIRES.
A forest of telegraph, telephone. cleo
tric-light. and car-line poles and Their net
work of wires will soon make II difficult
for q stranger TO find Alexandria. For
more than ten days past gangs OF men
have been busy stretching the wires for
the new car-line and for the telephone
service. The Western Union Telegraph
Company are now engaged at putting IN
three cables with thirty wires IN each
cable for its through service. Ihere are
now. so il IS said. over 200 wires running
into the offices here. All Alexandria who
has nothing to do spends Its time. on King
street watching the putting up OF the big
cables on poles sixty feet and over IN the
mir.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19
THE "AcIo" BUILDING BURNED.
Loss, $4,000, Four Fifths of Which i
Covered BY Insurance.
Especial telegram to the DisDatch-l

RALEIeH, n. O., August 1S.-At 7:45
o'clock to-night fire broke out in the acid
building of the extensive Caraleigh Phos-
phate- Works-two miles from here. The
fire was caused by the explosion of lamp
in the sleeping-room of an employee, and
the building being of wood, it spread like
q flash.
The loss IL $4,000, and four-ffths is
covered by insurance. The building was
1870 feet long, and $40 tons of lead were IN
the acid chambers. The works had but
recently begun regular operations, and
had been in course of construction two
years. most Of the machinery beng spe-
cially made The fire will therefore cause
great loss of valuable time. The works are
mill aud other buildings were not dam
aged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19
Mr.. Charles Pitcher IL Better.

Wrsr PoNr, Va, August Is.-Your re-
porter has lust received tho information
that Mr.. Charles Pitcher, who attempted
suicide yesterday. is better. He was aud
is still suffering from a great shock TO his
nervous system. caused by the sudden
death of his wife and long spoil of ty
phoid-fover and is kept under close watch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19
YORK-RIVER LINE, vnwl,lpss

$50 $50 ?. n y. From Atlanta ana t-re,
S.4j A. NJ. From Amelia ColrH ls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19
rT7HIs is season of auctuating temperature.

The result functional arrangement ar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19
THE "ReFLecIoR" SUSTAINED.
Edgecombe Third-Party Men Can't swal-
iowthe Negro-PersonsI and Other Notes.

low the Negro-Personsl and Other Notes
GCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SCOTLAND NECK. N. c.. August 18.-The
Greenyllle reflector last week wrote up
Colonel Harry Skinner pretty roughly
charging him with hypocrisy IN grinding
the farmers of his section, and when no
could get 10 more out OF them turheu 10
them with honeyed words with the pTeten-
sion that ne is their best friend. hr. !:
w. Fenner, of this place. IN rec0gnlilQh Oh
the Retect0r's bold stand against Coroner
SINNERS crooked course. made up hst OF
eighty-four subscribers and sent IL 10 Tue
editor of the paper. - A..
Tbird-party men cannot stand the negro
nominations for the Legislature, ana 50
are coming back to tbs Democratic party.
Some of the Third party leaders around
here are charged with utterances such as
no fair. minded men would make.
PERSONAL.
DR. J. ID. Huffman, of Tarboro'. passed
through here this week on his way To
Granville county.
Mrs. w. /. Wmtmore has returned from
a visit TO friends In Enfield.
Miss Zollie Montague who IS now living
in Washington. ID. c., is here on visit to
her mother and sister. Mrs. j. Ii. Laurence
and Mrs. 4. +. Hillard.
Reys. II. Il. Vaum and J. Il. Ballard are
holding q series OF meetings at CroWelis
Baptist church this week.
The infant daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. II.
G.. Jones, of this city, was buried yester-
day.
Miss Parker, of Tarboro' who has been
visiting Mrs. ID. Edmundson, has returned
home.
Mrs. Katharine Mccormick, of Virginia.
has been selected 10 teach vocal music and
elocution in Yine-Hill Female Academy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19

rnwman,s team of two horses became
sriebtcned while going down the noun;
tain one mile from this place to-day. and
ran away. throwing the horses and wagon
down the side OF the mountain, killing
one OF the. horses and iniufine Mr.. Low
mans son. though fortunately not Sc
rfotfaiv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19
TRAINS N0aTHwARr
.Daily.
sToPPTNG-PLAcES

Nos. IA. 80, aud 80 make no sf19s Nt-'
"a. and rs stop on signal at Man'4.t'. u'st
rvs, Centralia, and Chester. No. .' 4.
signal at Manchester only for pass. sst p
chasing tickets % regular st0pp .ls-l 90
this train south u Petersburg. Ms JIG. I'D $.
IS, 30, 40, ~, ~, 43, "A, aud - SD. esp D
signal nj all stations
Pullman Palace Buffet Sleeplng-Car 90 30
through trains. On Train Nos. 30 al t
Sleeping-Cars between Richmond nll LED
burg Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19
SWANS ALLEGED MUaosRsas.
They Tell Very Wild TaIes-sIoo Re,

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
GREENSBORO. n. O., August 1s.--The two
persons arrested yesterday on the charge
OF numbering old man Sol. SWAIN were
brought here last night. One of the
parties Is a white boy Is wears of age, aud
the other is negro. Something over 500
was found in the hoase OF the boy. Both
parties are telling the widest kind Of
stories about the affair. They tried to inn
plicate white man in the murder. but
doubt hut that one or both parties ar
rested are guilty OF the crime vi which
they stand accused.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19
THE ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE.
A Board OF Equalization Nes ied--senstor
Marshall WIN Now Resign.

Especial hdicSfith W wv Diop1tSosi
BUCHANAN. Va, August Is The commit
tee Of the General Assembly 10 investi-
gate tho assessment Of mineral lands ar
rived here tonight from Craig county and
IN 20 10 Tazewell tomorrow. The COM
mittee hop0to get through the investlga-
ton by Mopday. They have made tno-
rough and exhaustive investigation of the
suolect as far IS the counties of Allegheny.
Bath, Wythe. mud Craig are concerned,
and now will proceed to look after the
Asses ssnents upon the large coal-land
tracts IN Southwest Virginia.
SUGGESTION.
II seems that the committee are fully
aware OF the Importance OF board OF
equalization for the assessment OF the
large mineral aud timber tracts in the
State. and their report TO the Legislature
will doubtless embody suggestion OF this
character
WILL RESIGN.
Senator Marshall. Cyclone JIM of
Craig. who is on tue committee. has not
been able 70 serve in consequence of bis
labors in the congressional field. Ho Will
resign his seat IN the Senate now, having
been nominated for Congress. Senator
kiushbach. OF Alexandra, takes his place
uoon the legislative committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19
RAILROAD LINZ,

80 us ~. ~ SStVinUa
3xEBx1<zfzEzxD
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT my
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRD-sTRcyr W
boV N ~. DAILY tlchmold s,t 70
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=. burg, WeycriY, aad M 49, F9t.
e:oVh N. Dsiy hr Lynchb4rg. H..
Intermediate staf0os iAtf
lection teyond hoaagf..D b.
=, Nins'Cn-ssiem dluso- ~ =
l2'2o +. d. Daily Tor Roanoke. p,..
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gina and ooqggi1 "a. -rsf = -
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Pullman sleeper li'ar.r. x
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2.os n III. DhlY ior NORFOLK, .ur.r %
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lt-k, ana Bristol. rl..t-+ p
field, 20 ahOurs. -. 3 4
citations Ciilrh-Fauovr 81
Tor Louisville snf -...... ~
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PULLMAN PALACE sl.r..s q
between kfChNDNU.. t.r...
BURG rcafy 20. ......- va
Z. NJ also Pullman a.. '.. e )
burg TO Louisville Gil. i -
Norton. "a
Trains arrive kishmOnd from .v....
the West daily 1.ff A. g., L.I5 PA a
+. N. From Norfolk and ue Ftr 'i a
2:i5 p. NJ, and $3.50 p. VI. a
WASHINGTON ANDCHAIrkN...,..
TED a train q Pullman c0a,h-. "a
cars RUNS DAILY VIA SHF.A.r.. .
LEY ROUTE. stopping only aI fr., '''t /.
NANDoAH, BASIC, ROANuKE.a.f
l. w. lDrIy.y a
vs.. b. DEVIL ''-
Cenorai Pas ..-. 49,.
General ONCE, Roanoke, ia. ga S'-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19
RApFoRo,s LIBERAL COUNCIL.
Franchises Granted and IA Contract Let
Address by DIR. PaGe-Aceident.

rCorrespondcnce Of the Richmond DisDatch.l
RApFoRp. VA August 17.--At the City
Council meeting Monday night a street.
car franchise was granted TO NJ. A. Rife
and others for the construction and ope-
ration of line on First street for ten
years, the work to be completed b. Janu-
airy, 1893.
Asyndicate has let to contract the cree
ton of a city market and opera-house, to
be placed on Kent and FIRST streets.
A franchise was granted to A. p, Page.
J.. L. lilly, and others for an electric-light
and power plant.
81. Adams school is almost completed.
II Will De opened on September 10Th with
an address Uy DR.. Thomas Nelson Page, of
Richmond The prospects tor the first
year are very good.
SEVERE ACCIDENT.
NJ. ]. Stafford, an overhauler, working
with the car-iuspector' force in the Nor
folk and Western yards was run over Tues
day by an engine backing INTO the car I'M
der which he was at work. Both legs were
broken and an arm was badly crushed.
General Jubal A. Early stopped IN Rad
ford tor day when ca route TO the Yellow
Sulphur. He appears much broken and
addicted.
Colonel w. II. Barclay was yesterday
appointed a member of the Auxiliary
represents Radford. Mrs. William Ingles
is doing excellent work in Radford for
Virgina's exhibit at Chicago. She is o
tireless. enthusiastic worker.
The Third party will inlure Democracy
but little in this county The papers are
waging a strong warfare against il on tue
force bill and the tariff grounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19

rnRusTEE,S AUCTION sALE.--B,

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE.--BY
j. virtue Of decd OF trust from 9: II johnson
and wife to me as trustee. VIII sell ., puon.0
auction. AT the saw-miI OF said G. y. johnson,
near Rural Point, in Hanover county, Va on
MONDAY. AUGUST ~, 1892,
commencing az III O'Clock A. ~. all the shAn-
TIES and STABLES at said mill; also, > Lou-
TRUCKS, ILuMBEk-TRUCK,3 CARRY LOGS,
PARTS OF MACHINERY connected with said saw
min, consisting Of 2 Boilers, Engine, Saw-ear-
rage, Saw-Dust Elevator, Pump, Tools, etc.
also. large lot OF Hay and SHIPSfUff.
After above sale / will offer n, auction all goods
unsold AZ s.0rehorise II Rural Point, consisting
OF LIQUORS, GR0C ERIEs, SHOES, CLOTH
ING. and other articles. ...
Terms: Cash. A. 4. ChALMEh-'
an 10 Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Augustus Hail. of Lewiston, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. }. }. Jacorks.
Miss Benz, daughter of j. }. Myers, OF
the Freeman Hotel. who has been spend
Ing some time in Norfolk and Berkeley, Va,
returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Nj. 9. Nichols, of Noven, Is visiting
her son, j. b. Nichols.
MIR. Il. p. Gurley and family left for
Nag's Head yesterday, where they will
spend some time.
Mrs. Bette Harden and children are
visiting the family OF her brother, Louis
Donelson. at Lewiston.
Miss Nav Webb, of Cresswell, left for
home yesterday.
Miss White Hines, who has, been visit
ing her aunt. Mrs. W. p. Gurley. lett for
Suffolk yesterday.
Captain Il. b. PEBBLES, OF Jackson, N.
c., ls the choice of this county for the va
cancy on the Supreme Court bench.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-19

WANTED, CUSTOMERS FOR 7
w plugs Rustic Tobacco, soc.
10 boxes Fine English Breakfast Tea, zoe.
Best Family Flour, per barrel, $500.
Good Family Lard, &c.
Best Family Flour, Dor bag, Doc
Fine Java Coffee, 2Jc.
Newly-Smoked sugar-Cured Shoulders, loo.
Fine Table Butter, 25c.
large bars Laundry soap, 25c
Nice Carolina Rice, 4c.
New Fat Msckerel, Just from Gloucester, zoe.
Nice Irish Potatoes, por bushel. soc.
Water-Ground Corn-Meal. csc.
1000 pounds Cherry Preserves, Sc.
Nice Currant Jolly, &c.
hessina Lemons, 15c.
Skaters Sugsr-Cured Breast Bacon, t2c.
New Gross Hourlngs, s3.7j per barrel
Fresh Roasted Mettcaibo Coffee, zoe.
Best Laguayra Coffee, 22c
Arbucslo's Artosa Coffee, zoe.
1elehone No 5O7 ID. O'SULLIVAES,
Eighteenth and Nam streets.
~ 15-FfSu3rn