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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28

Election, mutatis mutandis, OF beliefs prevalent
throughout Western ASA in the times Of Cha-
daean and Assyran supremacy. That fact con-
coded. ghosts and ancestor worship remain as
aood a criterion OF anthrorologcal facts as they
would be under Mr.. Iluxleys view Of the case.
The comparison, however, includes field socially
ard politically different from that TO which he
confined it, While he was dealing with hermit
nation, the Hebrews, it was easy to pass without
q thought over facts Of lnercommunication, OF
transmission from race to race, and OF mutual In
6uenccs between nations which, are studiously ig-
uored by the school of anthropologsts to which
Mr. Huxley belongs. IL is when he comes to
drawing a parable, letween the beliefs which he
attributes to the Israclitcs, and which everybody
even the most stubborn defender Of the Scriptures
will acknowledge TO be true. if not Of the Hebrews
1T all events Of the other Semitic peoples and the
beliefs Of the Polynesian Islanders that the weak
ness Of his method becomes apparent. For the
likeness between these now widely separated races
In the matter Of primitive religious practices is
very remarkable. II Is sc close that the hobitual
custom of missionaries in Gaping Pacific legend
or ceremony with a passage from the Old Tesla
ment becomes q positive WEAKNESS TO the reader
II Mr.. Huxley had chosen TO so into details lie
might have filed volume with discussion OF
these points.
Granting then that the parelel is good one
the question arises, Is the similarity due TO tho
snontapeous generation OF ideas among diverse
races. or Is il the result Of communication No
body will deny the antiquity OF the belief in
shosts But it remains TO be proved that even
a simple form of belief us this was ever reached
,puaided by any tribe outside Of particular dis
iriot of Asia 70 which the civilized
sssA has Locked for Thousands Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-28
MR.. BARRIE,S SKETCHES.
PORTRAITS FROM COLLEGE LIFE.

AN EDINBrRGH ELEVEN. Pencil portraits from
College life ny J. ~ Barrie. Author OF "The
Little Mlnlstert' 1omo. PIP. 1877. Lowell, Coryell
4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
A. BOWIE, JR.,

up <f-ot oio coSs pAoo0 siceI
WANTED, YOU ALL TO CALL
w THE OLD RELIABLE PHONES SO and
2SS when In want OF GAS COKE, as we have it
when no other coal dealer has. GAiTON COAL
s3.75 and S475 per ton All kinds FIRST
CLASS COAL and WOOD at lowest rates. Our
motto is prompt delivery and satisfaction.
an 23-6t CRUMP X WEST COAL co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
The ANARCHIST QUESTION.
Frances Prime Minister Thereon-Thos'
Frightened Ravachol Jurymen.

Frightened Ravachoi Jurymen.
[By Anglo-Amercan cable 70 the Dispaich.l
PARIS. April 2s.-In an interview on the
Anarchist question to-day Nj. Loubet, the
prime Minister and Minister of the Int
rior said: 1--WE are suffering from the
faults OF our predecessors, who Tor succession
OF years allowed everything 10 be done ana salu
under the guise Of liberty OF speech ana pen 10
prostitute the cause OF liberty, ana tnis mas re-
suited In the recent outbreaks of anarchism.
am collecting every thread OF evidence against
the agitators and their plots, and intend TO con-
tinue 10 do so"
reason 20 fear that disturbances will occur on
May-Day. Precise instructions have been sent
everywhere, and every contingency mas pee'
provided for. France may honestly ana iian aiI
he treasured. Ire police are satisfied that
Francis aud Lapeyre, the men VINO were ar
rested on Tuesday, were not the authors OF 'he
explosion at NJ. Nerys restaurant Inc cuiptlt
IL believed 10 have been the Anarchist Mhthieu
or an Italian named Pinto. who organized a Dahd
Of despers Toes and stole much money.
majority Of the Ravachol ,urymen, during
their open discussion OF the case, declared 'hat
they were strongly opposed TO finding e1tenua-
ting circumstances, but on secret ballot seven
OF them voted for leniency ana i've against II.
Most OF the papers declare that TIE NeIdic' was
an inexcusable miscarriage OF Justice
la Lanfsrne and Drumonts Journal la Lore
IarO',. alone approved tho verdict. La Ldhterne
Gays That # kavact oil had been sentenced To
death, Il would have been conservation ny u
paptisn Of blood oleyating the assassin INTO a
martyr. DruInOnt, In his paper, coDgratulates
the Jury upon tax pg ihto consideration the III,
nuence which tho dcmoralizng spectacle OF
pregent-day morals Il likely 10 exercise upon
primitive natures ike kavacholA Inc veraict'
he says, was humane and wise.
IN. Cabinet has decided TO ask the ChamDet
Of DEPUTIES Tor a supplementary credit TO De de-
voted 10 CON .,euasiiug those VINO are lnlutcl'
wbose properly is damaged BY dynamite out
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
HOW PATTI PASSED THE DAY.
lShc spent Most ~ the nms Ia Her Roo"
mt Took n Drive Ia the Afternoon.

She spent Most ~ the limo In Her Room
mt Took n Drive Ia the Afternoon.
Guests and visitors at the Exchange
Hotel yesterday could almost imagine tncy
were beneath the clear blue skies OF ltaiy,
for in the iobbles. parlors. and halls OF the ~,
hosiery tho Italian language was spok,cn W
swarthy groups OF people, VINO seemed opiivlous
Of the fact that that Trey were on the Ancrictn
continent. This sudden influx OF the ho"hnSo
tong 90 WAS brought about by the presenoe =, wy
members of tho Patti troupe, VINO, ns.,a9s
thing 10 do passed the day In idicness auo o""
verssstion.
Tho great Song Queen, however sho"cl ncI,
self 10 DO decidedly moro c1cuiiVe ,nnu w
OF h..r company and gave the pubic 10. ~
oppc rtunity 90 safe Their curiosity on her ce'e-
brat "a nersonace She remained in nor room
near Nv ali day, and even her Hesis ,Wc,c
takea In private dining-foo'tn. -, l.,' ~
IN this morning. aboJt ociocs, sho iva'. -,
rn,he r nartook OF n plato OF BROTH whlIe hpVd,
moon n uyht lunch was served. Az she mao
her dinner.: She took drive afouni the Cn, Nv
800 IA the afternoon, ana tAi' II INC va. 80
pssssti her time To-Day tho s'.s' ~ 1900
viii eat nothing alter O'Clock, tor sie tnih.s
tha, a fall st. mach IL by no means CONDUCIVE 70
melody, and therefore on the days she appea,ti,
pnbllrly she abstains from refreshments ui'''
after the curtain has iallon'
A urslo fluiter Of excitement was causco ias'
nicht bv the appearance OF tho "Senioia IN
the hotel onlco. she came downstairs, ana ai'er
glsncisg around at those IA the ROOM she ".n, ,
ovor tosthe monograph ana listened 70 ,ho M
,.ou,po si,ion of some celebrated musical antnOr,
ms replSducel by electricity. While stahdlhg y!
the hIgs music box the great singer was
watch "a with eager Interest By iatgo ee'u ,no
ing OF spectators that hai esseiubleu ~ " y,
hotel Iots,y Tho Diva was accompanied py NJ.
Nicoli,ii, but her pet canine was conspicuous ny
the programme for to-night's concert is an
excellent one Of popular music ana the au-
diepco will doubtless be tho largest one ever
assembled In the academy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
Chanel Uiu's shakespeare Club.

correspondence VI tut hlNuihNH'
CHAPEL HILL, n. c., April 27.-Ihe last
meeting for the term Of the Shakespeare
Club was held last night, Dr. Thomas hume pre-
siding and Mr. John ;. Hill acting as secretary
The first paper was read by Mr. victor hue1
Whit,ock oil Asheyille on "The Three Unltes Oh
the Drama as Exempiined in the trench schC9l /;
or, lime, Place, and Action In Corneiiles lie
Cjd.'" The fact that the classical idea OF the
uulties had been discarded. aud must oil necossi-
Nv have boon, was we'll brought out.
Mr. Pugh, OF Morris Vile, read an excellent pa
per on Henry ", Historically Treated.
Mr. Alexander Winston, OF spokane fails'
WASH next shOwei the method WITH whlcn
Shakespeare represents war, bringing out clear
ly the fact that the whole H;fion IN olGen limos
depended upon physical strength, ani tuat IN
shakespearos wars the individual stands on IN
hold relieL Henry V. was held TO be shake
speares ideal warrior. o..
Mr. Howard Z. ROndtha or, OF Winston-Salem'
concluded with a paper ON " Falstan from an
Historical Standpoint" showing that Sir John
Olicastls was maintained by some 10 be the
original Falstan, but by others Sir John Faistan'
or tastafe
DIR. Hume. before the adjournment spoke Ia
yorably OF the wOlk done during the past year
by the members, and alluded 70 It's influence on
Shakespearian study at different points IN the
state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29

WANTED. TO SELL A DARK
w MARE, years old and about fifteen
hands high. gentle and reliable, suitable for lady
or children TO ride or drive. Apply at 27l5 east
Marshall street. ap 24-Su, W&f3t'
WATER GROUND MEAL, Csc. PER
w bushel: Best Patent Family Flour. $3.50
Nice Patent Family Flour, $500: High Grade
Patent Family Flour, 20; Best Flour, $50. per
bag two bagr. 75c.; Fresh-Roasted LaSuayrn
Cofee, roc. Finest Sugar-Cured Hams, 12c.;
Good Lard, &c. 10000 pounds Fine Pork Sides.
6lsc.; Virginia Packed Tomat and Corn, 81 per
dozen; Good Butter, l6c. Fine Table Batter,
New Msckerel. 20c.: Fine Irish Potatoes, iSc. a
peck Currant Jelly. Sc: New Dates, o pounds
Tor 25c. Messins Lemons, 15c. psr dozen
Fresh Roasted Arbuckle Cotiee. and New Sugar
street. Phone, 6o7. ~ l5-f&suthy1o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
THE BRAZIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
President WINS on tho DISCRIMINATE ~
Against Newport News.
by Telegraph to the DISPATCH.


wAsHNoroS, ID. c., April 2s.-President
WINS. of the United States and Brazil
Steamship Company. explained 10 a Senate
committee to-day why his company bad
taken some Of their SHIPS OF the line between
Newport News and RIO against the protest OF
the nrsl-aamed pot ana OF the Echmond poo
PIE he hearing WAS Oh Senator Vests bill which
authorizes the Postlnaster-Generast 10 refuse sub
slilts 10 any line that dls'rimiuatoS against
any Oh the United States ports. Mr.. Wins stated
that none OF hts steamers were subsidized, ana
'oat he ia not want any Ugbsidy, aud tuthei-
more that MS company bad been giving the gov.
efnment subsidy during the past ten years.
ho' The tempest mat "a swept oSer MISSOURI,
Nir.iaia, ana tie southern ports, he said. against
the alleged discrimination OF bis line had been
caused by us refusal 70 carry n tow hundred
oaIs OF coffee 70 Newport News for the kich-
mono people. He gave figures 10 show that tho
h,inDer OF bags Of coffee transported 10 Rirh-
nlond by his line had dwindled from 5000 Daga
70 arout i,OVO, and asserted that II did not pay
.oa me- Gamers 10 touch al Newport News 10 land
sueh small cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
NORTH STATE NEWS.
BIG SEIZURES OF plSrllER,Es BY
REVENUE OFFICIALS.
Renting and Repairing Of the Insane Asy-
ium-Untversity Notes--shot Through
the Eye and Kiiied-spring Weddings.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch,

tCorospondence Of the Richmond Dispetch.1
RALucn, N. c., April 2s.-President
Faust OF the State Horticultural Society.
Advertises tor proposals for the holding OF
the ncxt fair. The town which guarantees
$500 topay the premiums gets the fair.
Reports were received to-day of another
big seizure, or lot OF seizures. of distil-
leries by revenue officers in Wilkes county.
These were of distilleries operated by men
named Huffman, Hayes. Triplett, George
Brown, and Willard Brown. 1t is said that
ct the present rate Of SEIZURE every distil-
lsry IN the county will be forfeited in six
weeks. These seizures have greatly ex-
cited the people in that section.
Inc new e.cctric-iighting plant NJ the
insane asylum has not vet been pat IN
operation. The power was not sufficient
10 operate II and another engine will nave
10 be put In. The work of repairing and
A-efitting the great building, which has
be- N IN progress tor months. - now prac-
ticai " completed. II has wonderfully I'M
prove, the asylum, which can now GER
fainly l. . pronounced n model one. Ihere
ere 2S4 in mates.
ccIDESTATLY KrLLgD-
AtLaurel I'LL. Richmond county, while
two Young meA', Mark Morgan and Johh
Lockany, were talking Tyson. having
ANAL rife in his hand. placed u carelessIy
on the ground. 1t was dischar ged and the
bullet, entering Lockany's eve, passoc ou'
the top of the head. Death was ins'ah-
taneous. ,A 60,
Wake Forest and Trinity Col lege 1907.
ball teams will play a SPECIAL game az
Charlotte May 10Th The winn 'ng team team
will then play the Asheville team i0r Tzoo
The Lady Managers a she Wor' as , rair
will next co to Charlotte aud Ash evlIio 10
secure the creation OF local comm ttees 10
collect money fer the State ouiidio Z. sr
Governor Holt to-day commissi' )neu r.
". Zoeller, of Tarboro'. n member OF ene
State Board of Pharmacy, to serve tor n'e
vaara
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
BY Ellis s. Cathcart, Auctioneers.
DY ORDER OF THE OWNER WE

DY ORDER OF THE OWNER WE
I'D We will sell on the premises, No Sl7 east
Marshall street, corner Ninth and Marshall,
FRIDAY MORNING,
at 1890 sharp, the entire contents OF n three
story-and- basement house, consisting Of ELE-
CANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Of every de-
scription-Parlor Furniture 1 Piano. Carpets,
Extension-Table, Marble-Top Tables, several
Chamber Suits, Wardrobes, Bureaus, Bedsteads,
Washstsnds Icc-Box, Floor Oh-Cloth, Dishes IN
China and Glassware. Silycr-Plated Ware OF
Rogers's best goods, Oii-Paintings, Fine Steel
Engravings, Mattresses, Mating on the floors,
and many other useful housekeeping goods.
Sale positiye, rain or shine.
ELLIS & CATHCART,
ap2S AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
No Case Against the Parties.
s..s-, e. 49,, lli.,asai,

FAYrrrEvIILE, n. c.. April pa case
was settled here this afternoon before
United States commissioner testing the legaiity
OF the Merchants Retail Commercial Agency,
Of Philadelphia, with branch Offices in various
towns throughout the country, 70 trans
act business 10 this State according 10 the rules
aud reg llaiions OF the association tnoer me
charge Of a species OF blackmail, several Of the
FAYETTEVILLE members OF the association were
before The commissioner, with Thomas Deave-
rour, United S,ates district attorney, 10 prose
cute aud represent the government, VINO, aiter
csrefnI exaioinafioi, Of the charges and papers
In the clse and the testimony OF the witnesses.
advised the commissioner that the government
had no case ard the defendants were all accord
iugly discouraged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29

We have just about enough OF our Custom
Suits TO 60 around, for, though they are not all
gone vet 10y a good deal, they're going with
rush. The pleasure you'll take in looking at
them WON'T be any less than the pleasure wen
take in showing them TO you-well be grained
and 81 will you. For your information let US
quote the exclamation Of purchaser Weii'
I've got wha: wanted this time, il never got II
beforel" That's only one verdict out oil many
and il tells the whole story-theyl give you Just
what yoa want If you never had it before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
To Succeed whileisw Reid.

wssnisGToS, ID. g.. April 2s.-rhe Pres,-
uen' To-Day nominated 4. jefferson Cool
n',,,.,a "S n, 70 os knsoy Extraordinary and
ias.' ~ isehipVienii&ry ~ France MIR. Cool-
sus. apou' 90 years Of age, OF me soaal
,'p,', =, ana very wealthy. lie Is prolni-
.cn. IN nottons business and s,cini circles. aal
~. ~ =. VIC hoao OF several financial concerns IN
tnhi SitS. he wSs member OF the Pan A,~,i.
can congress that met In Washington several
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
Ambulance Calls.
The ambulance responded to three calls

yesterday. ,,,,,
Second street 20 n cOlofed woman suffering WIN
bvstorla, which afterwards turned into catc.
lcusv She was taken TO the almshouse ana
inter in the morning was carried away by her
friends. The next was at o'clock I. NJ 10 Jei-
fersOn and Broad strests, to o colored man who
wa sick in The street lie was treated and lett.
Ii was again summoned at 2:3O TO Nineteenth
aud Franklin streets to a white woman suffering
with commissions. She was treated ana leit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
BY sutton & Co.,
Real Estate AuctlOneers,
lO14 Main street.
IrCTyOy SAJFOFTWO DFSIRA.

4 UCTION SALE OF TWO UESIKA-
N BILE BUILDING LOTS, SITUATED ON
THE WEST SIDE OF ST. JOHNS BETWEEN
CHARITY AND FEDERAL SIkEETs.-At the
request Of the owner We shall oner for sale at
public auction, upon the promises on
FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1892,
NJ } o'clock =. NJ, the ABOYE-DESCRIBED
PROPERTY. The lots front together 80 feet on
the west side of ST. Johns street and run back
good depth.
These building lots are the protest ones now 70
be had in that locality, and mcdium-sized
dwellings built on this property will always rent
readily TO a good class OF tenants and pay hand
somely on the investment
TERMS: At sale. SUTTON CO.,
an 20 AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
Cases H.forcthe Justice.

The following cases were disposed or by
Justice Crutchfeld in the Police Court
yesicrdny: ,. ..,oo.,o,
Daniel Taylor (colored), carrying cohcealen
weapons and thie1tenns 70 shoo' "oois0
Thomas Sent 20 the Hastings Court.
H. l. Thomas charged with stealing coat
and vest from q. A. Moore. Sent on to the grahd
jury. - ,,rraa
over to his parents for correction FOR petty lar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29

DEREMPTORY SALE BY TRUS-
1 TEES OF THE VERY VALUABLE OLD
VIRGINIA HOMESTEAD, "ROSEWELL," on
YORK RIVER, IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY,
CONTAINING ABOUT l,l221e ACkkS.-By viz
tue OF deed II trust dated April l3, leS6, re-
corded In the Clerks ONCE Of Gloucester County
Court default having been made In the pay
ment OF the debt therein secured, AT the request
OF the benefciaries, the undersigned trustees
will sell at public auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, MAY ?, 1892,
At 70 o'clock NJ. that well-known and valuable
TRACT OF LAND. together with all Of the i'm.
provements thereon, known az "ROSEWkLL,
OF which Josiah l.. Deane died seized, situated
in Gloucester county, Va, near Oiay-banA
wharf and bounded by York river, by Aberdeen
creek, by the lands Of Benjamin +. Leigh, by
the farm known as Borums" and "New quar-
ter" and by Carter's creek, estimated 70 contain
I122h ACRES.
The land IA unusually fertile, being In the
rapidly-growing trucking section OF IideHater,
Va. There are on the promises large BRICK
dwelling-house and the customary out-buildings
conveniently located. The place Is exceptionally
well timbered, ami the land very rich ana
adapted TO all cereals and truck crops, about
one half being in cultivation. The neighbor-
hood is good, and the place is convenient TO
schools, churches, and markets.
Steamers plying on the York river between
Baltimore and West Point stop at Clay-bank
wharf Mondays, WEDNESDAYS, and Fridays, and
at the next wharis on alternate days.
IL Is seldom that sHcn spleh1li estate !. put
upon the market. Purchasers and investors
rarely hayo such an opportunity 10 buy. IL Is
one OF the historic places II Old virginia.
TERMS: Cash as % expenses OF sale ana 20
pay the sum Of s6.92922 OF past-due purchase
money with Interest thereon &c the rate OF y
per cent. per annum from tho 18Th day OF April.
1883. but as 70 the said interest subject 90 a
credit; balance on easy terms 20 suit satisfactory
purchaser, 10 DO announced az sale.
:. ;. u. PAITESON,
THOMAS y. PAGE,
Trustees.
RICHMOND. Va ap 12&W, FSsutd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
Row After n nIecti1g.

A great deal of confusion was created
on west Baker street last night by row
between several negroes, which was the out
growth Of Republican meeting held atNo. oOo.
constable Racks arrested a negro man named
Thomson. When Wilson Brown (colored) at
tempted 70 take the prisoner from the officer:
and was in turn arrested by Sergeant Epps, OF
the Third PoiEe Station. There we're several
fehte. in which a number Of those present par
tjclpated, but the above named were all that
. were arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
By sutton & Co,
Real Estates Agent and Auctioneers'
IOl4 east Main street
VRUSTEES' SALE OFADETACH

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DErACH-
4 Ed BRICK DWELLING, No 5ll NORTH
1HlRrIEln STREET, BtlNEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STREE S-By virtue VI "a CERTAIN 'eod
Of trust from Emma a.. ONons tO tne under IfN-
ed trustees. dated December 20, 1859, ull ~
record in Richmond Chuucery Court Office. Decd
Book l3g A, page 2s4, default having loen
nsde IN the payment of q port on ~ the money
secured thereby, and being required 20 10 d1 ~
the beneficiary therein nnmsI, 80 shall pr0-etl
70 cell az public auction, upon the premises on
TUESDAY, MAY g. 1899,
NJ $50 o'clock ?. ". the aboye-described PRO
PERrY. The HOUSE contains Eve rooms, aud
the lot fronts Is feet on the east 81 az mr.
ticth street. running Ia. between parallel lines
100 foet 20 an alloy.
TERMS: cash a. 20 expenses Of sale nni %
pay of tho sum Of sl20.GO; balance upon terms
TO be announced 40 sale.
y. d. HARGROFE.
u. =. "a lLLER,
2. 4. SUTTON.
an27 Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29

By George w. Mayo, Auctlonecr.


TRUSTEES SALE OF GROCf.-
l. RIEs, HORSE, GROCER'S WAGON, TOP
BUGGY, CART, STABLE, &C.. At AUCTION.
BY virtue o. q decd OF trust from King BrOtheis
10 the under.gned trnstcos. dnly recorded, Se
will sell at their store, No. 40 vest Broad street.
az 1880 A. NJ,
TUESDAY. NAY 3, 1892.
all OF the GROCERIES, &c, contained therein,
consisting OF large quantities Of the following
FLOU 81 different brands in barrels and bags;
COFFkES AID GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
SUGARS, MOLAssEs, AND sYEUPs:
CANNED TOMATOES, PEACHES, corn,
CORN BEEF. PRESERVES, SAkDlNEs, Sc.
BAKTNG-PoWDEKS, sPiC ~, BLACkiNC,
BLUEiNG, BEHRING'S, BRAN. sHlPSfUFF,
AND MEAL;
very large quantity Of
CIGARS. CHEKOOTS,
CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCOS,
including the very hest brands OF each;
A general assortment Of FINE GROCERIES OF
all kinds:
PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES.
SHOWCASES, COFFEE AND SPiCk-MlLL,
NEAT-BLOCk AND TOOLS;
I very good CON BfSATlON-LOCK IRON SAFE.
l GOOD HORSE,
] GROCERS' TOP-WAGON, nearly now;
1 WOOD AND C0AL-CART, and J TOP
BUGGY;
WAGON. GAIT, AND BUGGY HARNESS, &C:
Also, WOODEN STABLE on the loi, % % 70.
moved by the purchaser,
And a general variety ~ MISCELLANEOUS
ARTICLES. WILLIAM A. MONCUEk,
II. l.. WATSON,
Trustees.
GEORGE W. MAYO Auciioneer. apps
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
Gold-Mine In Goocb,aoa.

What promises TO prove on exceptionaIlv
rich gold field ha. recently been dlseoyer,
% Ia Ooochiand county on the isfm Of M. G. r.
Pryor, which IN near kents Sore aud ahot,t
eight miles from Columbia wsshings OF q gravel
deposit lying some twelve or eighteen inches be-
low the surface have already yielded very large
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-29
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