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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-09
Arrangement of Lace on Dresses

Lace trimming Cd some day dresses is so
placed as to form a sort Of deep basqued
coat at the sides and point at the back,
losing itself IN the center seam. This has
the effect Of taking away that look Of ex-
IRENE piainness the tightly fitting skirts
give and which is so unbecoming to all.
very pretty silver gray crepon, dashed
with white spots. was trimmed in this
style with white guipure; the skirt had
IN old fashioned French hemmed ruche
Of silk edging it, and the bodice had the
yuipure arranged rs epaulets and a zouave
Jacket, the sleeves being tight TO the ell
DOW, with large puff of silk above.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-09
Dwellings and Families.

The census bulletin gives some inter
tsting figures in relation to the crowded
condition Of tenements in the different
cities. In New York 1888 per cent. Of the
population are in dwellings with more
than twenty persons to each, and in Chi
rago only 1868 per cent. live in dwellings
containing more than twenty each. Phila-
delphia makes the best showing among
the cities, with 1851 per cent Of her popu-
lation in dwellings, with less than ten per-
sons TO each, and only BAL per cent. in
dwellings containing more than twenty
persons each.
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THE PERFECT PEARL.

Hts beA"ty Delights Every Taste--Fa-
nous Pearls OF the World.
Pearls have ever been among the mos.
priced OF gems, especially among Tho
young. AS seed pearls they have always
Deem available for decoration and orna.
ment' and dress sewed over with seed
pears Is about the most beautiful thing In
the way Of embroidery we know. Then
they are 50 hAAuiifnli They marry them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-09
THE EXPERTS IN PARIS.
Balk Line Billiardists Now Play
ing in France.
WILL IVES REMAIN CHAMPION

Some OF the French Cracks That May De
PItted Against Scbaefer, SIOsson, Ives
and Carter In a Great Match for Inter
national HonOrs.
The eyes Of all lovers Of billiards are at
present Fixed upon Paris. for in the French
metropolis are gathered the worlds great
est experts with the cue. Americans are
particularly interested for the reason that
Frank Ives, the young balk line champion
Of the world; OK Champion Jacob Schaefer
and George i. Slosson, the famous
student" are 20 try conclusions with the
French experts and with one another.
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GARNER.

CARTER. Plat GARNER
tract will only permit him 10 play at the
foiies Bergeres. Schaefer is willing TO
play anywhere but there. Ives, however,
will agree TO no place but the Polies.
Schaefer claims that by this arbitrary
refusal Ives has forfeited the champion
ship emblem, but il is not at AN probable
that Ives viii surrender his newly ac-
quired laurels without a contest with the
cue.
But whether Ives meets Schaefer or not
be viii undoubtedly be kept busy during
bis French engagement. meeting the pari.
Eian experts, some Of whom have already
challenged for, and all Of whom greatly
desire, the championship emblem.
EARLE H. EATON.
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aIacedoine OF FruIts.

Make a strip by boiling together one
pound Of sugar and a pint and half Of
water; strain it, and flavor il with wine,
spirits or liquor. Have ready the fruit,
stoned and cut up, and toss il well together
In the strip, standing it on ice or in a cool
place TIL wanted. This is excellent made
with all kinds OF preserved or fresh fruit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-09
sTEAAiSHIPs.

VIRGINIA TEAMBOAT COMPANl5
' JAMES RIVER LINE for the seasnore
Cheapest aud most plsessn' route TO Norfolk
Portsmouth Old Point, Newport News. Citle-
mont and Jane, River landings. tOuneononst
al NEWPORT NEWS ION ana NOh-
FOLK for Hampton and Smthhed Va. Wash
ington, ID. g.. Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA and Rev
) crk James iyer by daylight. 0reag .s4r.st
limo Jame8toWn. lIutch Gap and .I scenerI
Rates less than half charged by raj SO 20
foriamouth and NOrtoik ~ ID; Rf-f oHh4 tliL'
Day. WEDNESDAY AND FRTDATAT z a. ~
(STHEET-CARS GO DIRECTLY TO STEAM
EhS WHARF for aboyo-named places. lhfouf
tickets Oh sale on steamer aud 40 Car on
Agency, No, 9Ol Main street. Baggage checked
through tgfe-roOms engaged fer day ornikht.
Freight: Freight received dolly Ior tn1f~
named places and Eastern North Carolins
also FOR Eastern Shore OF Virginia and y
regular landings on the James rive 10 LOW
EST RATES, and through hils issued
IUClEN b. IArUh. Vice President.
No. iil7 Main street and Rockets
IRWIN NEIslGER. Freight and Passenger Agent
DHILADELPHIA RICHMOND AND NOR
: FOLK STEA MSHIP COMPANf.,
Appointed sailing days every lUtSDAt aa1
FRIDAY az 4. 81. and every SUNDAY at D. ~
Freight FOR tuesday, and Fridays steamers 20.
ce.yod till lt@0 A. a. For sundays steamer
ny :. 81. Saturday ireigh. received dauy -L
Fare TO Philadelphia. .s30a
For further information apply to,D,,-r
General Southern Agent
once, k0ckettA
". l.. CLYDE a. ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-09

am glad to become acquainted with
you Mrs. Montooth." said the lady, some
what embarrassed, TO the neighbor who
hau called on her for tho first time. How
Is hr. Montooth, aud how are the little
Misses Monteetht'N
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State Female Normal School.
FbRAYILLB, VI.
ESTABLISHED BY THE LEGISLATURE
FOR THE PROFESSIONAL EDU-
CATION OF TEACHERS.
For Catalogue. apply to
/ JOHN A. CUNNINGHAM.
ie23-tu,f8v PRINCIPAL.
NIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND NE
CHANICAL COLLEGE,


AT BLA kSBJRG. Va.
Sixteen instructors. Thoroughly EQUIPPED
Shops Llborato,ios and lnfTmary. Farm Of
8ss acres Steam Aealng and Electric lights
in ormitorles. Degree courses IN Agiicul-
ture. Horticulture Civil, Mechanical aud
Electrical Engineering. Applied Chemistry
and General Science. Shorter courses In
Practical Agriculture and Practical MechRn-
les.
Total cost for session OF nine months. in
GLIDING fees clothing, textbooks, medical
attendance, etc, about sl45. Next session be-
gins SEPTEMBER u, 1892
For Catalogue, apply 10 j II. McBhf DE.
au2-tuth,saICt President.
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DICHMOND CITY AND SEVEN PINES
il RAILWAY COMPANY.

LARMYILLE AND POWHATAN RAILROAD.
4 General Onice, No. 70s east Main street.
schedule IN effect 1laY 81, 1891
LEAVE kICHMONDi
1921 I. ii. via Atlantio COAST Limo Tor Farm.
vile and intermediate points wcst
Oi Chester
54S 2. ~. VIA atlantic Coast Line Tor BormaiA
VA 81 ~
1880 A. NJ, via Atlantic Coast Line from Farm
vile and intermediate stations west
OF Chester
SIS A. NJ. via Atlantic Coast Line from Bsr-
muda.
AL trains daily except Sunday.
Tickets on sale aud baggage checked though
al UNION DEPOT. go, - go,
General Freight and passenger Agent
JAMES H. WERrH. General Manager ap29ly
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an1s ulw
TRUSTEES SALE
SMALL FARM NEAR HAW's SHOP. HAN
OVER COUNTY.

As trustee in a deed of record I'm the clerks
Office of the Comfy Court of Hanover county,
Deed Book 3d. rago li5. j will offer for sale Sc
public auction, at Hanover Courthouse. on
WEDNESDAY, Tux i7rH DAY or AUaUsT.
ate p. NJ. that TRACT OF LAND now usu-
ally called LOUGHLINS, near Haws Shop
containing 100 ACRES. more or less.
TERMS: One-fOUrth cash one-f0urth in six.
0ne-fourth in twelve snd 0ne-tourtn IN
eighteen months With interest.
GEORGE =. HAW, Trustee.
JHly 90. 1892. an 5l0t
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RArLHOADH.
n = E !. w NarioIEaEesisTn
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY Il. 1872

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY Il. 1872
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILU
BYRD-STREEI STATION
800 4. IL, Richmond and Norfolk through
express. Arrive Norfolk II IS A. a
stops only at Petersburg, haTetlT
and Sufolk
900 A. ", For Lynchburg, Roanoke and inter-
mediate stations 80 connection
beyond Roanoke except for WIN
ston-Salem DIVISION
1890 4. NJ, For Roanoke Rsdford, Pulaski
Bristol and all points South ana
West via the East tennessee, llr-
Finia and Georgia railroad, Tar,
lor car Petersburg 20 Roanoke, and
Pullman sleeper Roanoke % Men,
phis via Knoxville aud Chaita-
nOoga.
2:Ss P. N.. Daily for Suffolk. Norfolk and IN
termedlate stations, arrives al Nor
folk atop. NJ
5:45 p H., Arrives at Norfolk ats.0P.M.
nA0 T. d., for Roanoke. Radford. Pulassi.
Bristol Also for blpeheld, Poca-
hQntaS ElkhOrn and stations on
Glinch Valley Division. Also FOR
LouisYills and stations on l. h y
y. j. via Norton: alsO Tor Rocky
Mount and All stations OH winston
Salem division Pullman yaAce
sleeper between Richmond and
Lynchburg. Berths ready for QccR-
pancy az BOO Z. VI. Also Pullman
sleeper Petersburg 10 Louisville
~ via Norton
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynch burg aud
me est daily az - a. ". 3I5 L. I'll. and 7:s5
}. d.; from Norfolk and the BASE az 10 80 A. NJ,
2;l5 n. and 6:33 p. N.
Washington and Ihattano0ga Limited" q
Tain OF Pullman coaches and sleeping-cars,
runs daily via shenandoah valley route. stop
ping only az Luray, Shenandoah, Basic. hoa-
R. y. COURTNEY,
Passenger Agent
v. B. BEYILL
c.,.-., o,,.. p General Passenger Agent
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an poM1MoN srEAMsmP o0MrANT


TnI. wERKLYLfNE FOR NEW fohA
Steamers leave Richmond kYEkf tSh2-
NAV WEDNESDAY aad fkiDAf 81 8 IL
Manifast closed one hour before saliih 49, -s
Steamer leays New lofA from * t,t q
North iger) Tor r cb pond ~ Eht ~ 49,
WFDNf,iJAY and SAIU sDAl ass 4 ~ A.,
yiving I'm Richmond MOADAl, MEDNLoDAi
aud FRIDAY MORNINGS
p.ss.oosr sceommO iafi0us unsufi a'sod'
Cabin fare 10 New ork inc|uiir- meals -.
snT bsrfh1 VIA James river q NE. tt-,s "
Round iris tickets. limited % tArty days 81.
after dare OF issue 49,. .'''''''' - Ia
Steerage fare. With suDfstehc7- --.s..rt+ ~
Steerage fare. without kup,istente' -~.,' ~
CaIfr are yia Chesapeake and OHIO rail-
so add Richmond and Petersburg
Abroad. tickets limited 10 four days. . "
Ro~nd trip tickets. llnit0d 10 nItetn
Teke.s can be obtained AZ kichmoud lrape
fer Conluany 9ei east ain street; Chessptass
and OHIO and Richmond AMI PetersDn es
pots. and az the company oiirce' i9't e-''
Nan street. aud wharf, kocA0tts.
lreignt received daily untfsf p. -
assengcrsJeayiag Richmond on AVNiD1A,fS9'
WEDNESDAYS THURSDAYS ana ~ u
DAYS by tho Chesapeake ana Vbie fAH"s'
via NeWpcrt News 40 s.f9 A. y. ana =. NJ
and hy Richmond and Petersbprs raitoAo,
Same days. az A. ". and f,'e T. ~ VII 49,
connection AZ Norfolk with steamers 'ea''As
GYogaE W. ALLEN 4 co. ASsnis
No 1901 Main str.sa fnl
liz ls-f Companys wharf h'eA9s'~
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7 ALLEY SEMINARY
w RYN EGRORO. VA.

Thirteen in faculty-three gentlemen; nins
Academic schOOls-Mugc, Art, Literary,
Classical Full Graduate courses with dipO-
mas. est scholarship and culture. Limited.
Kind Christian home Catalogues.
MIS-. j. b. WINSTON,
DR. j. b. WINSTON.
jyl2-tu, fri-lm& Win Principals.
DICHMOED COLLFGE-LAW DEPART
IL MENT.-COurse designed for two years;
may he completed in less. Nine months ses-
sion beginning September %. 1872 Fees mod
erate advantages excellent. For catalogue
address chairman of faculty. Richmond Col
lege Richmond. Va. For special information
address PHOYFssoR ROGER GREGORY.
jy3l-su.tu6th5W Lester Manor Va.
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TRAN No. 70. $40 y. ~
VCAb hAFhESS. daily except Sunday
= stops az all stations. A. Lester Manor con.
meets with stage for MalkertOn: also c0nnaotr
Wlth Baltimore steamer at West Point.
49,, ihAlN No. 16 4;t5 - b.
RALIIWOKE LIMITED. daily except sun
= day, Tor West Point. connecting with York
rlYer steamer for Baltimore. AZ Baltimore
steamers connect with Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road fQr Washington Phuadelphia aud New
a,ork. tAl't: Richmond TO Baltimore 81: %
HS r ~ sSi TO Philadelphia, $50; Now
sIEAMERs LEAVE BALTnfOREbP
EQh WE5I POINT. daily, except sunday
4 thence By Richmond and Danulls railroad
70 richmond arriving a. 9O5 A. VI and i0:D
TRAIN No a. 6.OAM
OSlAL liked, daily, except sunday, leaves
- 1Wenty-t third street station for Wcs. poins
ana intermediate points
llckeI ONCE at station foot OF Virginia street,
open ois5, S9 A. NJ 90 600 2. ~, and from 900 -
ciitY ticket Office, 91l Main street
SOL. HAAS VI A TURK
~ n @lne 4ahA4er Cen Passenger Agent
" ~. 6ktEN, General Manager
T.. bEhhcLLf, superintendent
d. 3, POTTS Passenger Agent,
9l3 Main street, Richmond
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
r-l~---~--l~-r.--~---~ ~ n, - -
By Denoon. Upper Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
s2l Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on THE
NnRTHsTpE OF LEIGH sTREET.
IN THE COUNTY OF HENBICO. NEAR TIE
HARTsHOBN COLLEGE.
TRUSTEE's SALE

By virtue Of tho provisions Of a certain
deed OF trust dated June 81, 1882, and OF re-
cord IN the clerks once Of HeurlcO County
court. default having been made IN tho pay
ment of a certain note therein secured, and
beng required so 70 do, viii sell By auction,
on the premises. on
MONDAY, AUGUsT g, 1902,
at o'clock p. NJ o.. theYALUBALE LOT front
ing 81 feet on the north side OF Leigh street,
In Henrico county, near the corporate limits.
and having depth OF 100 feet 90 O 15 foot
alloy. said lOt being east of and adjoining
o. g. Ciays land.
Terms: Cash a. 50 expenses Of executing
this trust and q note Of goo with interest
thereon from July go. 1892. and balance on
terms 70 be announced at sale.
nu3 G, j.. DENOON. Trustee.
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=
July 80. 1892. Special Commissioner.

In the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court Of the
County of York-Wiliam T.. Yates. assignee
OF Nathan j. Perkins Plaintiff, against VI.
III. Morris. Defendant.
]. &. Wade. clerk of the said
court. DO certify that the bond required
OF the special commissioner by the decree
rendered in said cause ON the 23d day Of
March. 1892. has been duly given.
Given under my hand as clerk Of the said
court This 30th day Of july, 1892
G. WADE,
fu1-su4W Clerk.
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F(ICHhOhD, FREDERICKSBURG AND pO.
- 4OhAO hAILROAD.-Scheiul commeno.
ing APi.iL ~. 1902 tastorn standard time.
s04A Il, leaves Byrd-strees station daily:
gsops only at Ashland DosweI
MlIQrot Fredericksburg. Brooke
and Whitewater sleeper Washing
ION and New York Arrives AZ
Washington 8t fIgf r. ~. Bald .
more, T., M.i Philadelphia. s:ts
- 7. d.; New York @ p 81
Il 20 d H. Iea3 es byrd-ssre9t station daily ex
e9pt hunday Buffet Parlor Car
hlchmOnd TO New York Arrives
At Washington 40 41O T. IT.: Baltl
more 5;2t i, Nj Philadelphia, 40
oO5 Il. leaves Bgrd. 9iT 9 80 station daily
Sieeplng car Richmond % New
York. Stops only at Ashland Dos
we'll Milford, fredericksburg
brooke and Whitewater Stops az
other stations on SUNDAYS. Arrives
more, 1858 a. NJ; PhiladelDbiS. s.g
s..o. =, a. M.; New York. $50 A. NJ
9''o a. n, errives 10 Byrd-strest station daily.
nleaper from New York Stops only
2. nideWater Brooke. FREDERICK
putY Milford Dwell ard Ash
and Stops at other stations on
Sunaays Leaves Washington At
R;s p n. arrives at Byrd-street station daily.
stops % Iredericksburg, Milford.
o well and Ashland Sleeper
nom Aow 4ork to Washington and
ha,nlIRlon 20 kchm0nd. does
ton 81 1887 A. ~
SSS + IL, arrives 40 Byrd-street station daily
except Sunday. Buffet Parl0r Car
New York to Richmond Leavei
Washington at 5:O7 - d.
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOHMODAIION
DAlfT EXCEPT SUNDAY
400 4. H. leaves Byrd-streot station; arrlv3t
49, 49, % trederioksb burg at 6:3l r. IL
3 ~ a. h-s arrived at Bvrd-8tr0e6 stAtiOni
leaves fredericksburg at ;05 A Il
ASHLAND TRAINS
pAILY EICEPs SUNDAY
Gas A. ~, leaves ID oa; arrives AZ Ashland 4.
.83 A. a.
6a2 p. a.. leaves RIba; arrivesas Ashland Al
Ga X. d.
SIS A H. arriyo8 81 Elba; leaves Ashland n
6.05 A. M.
Cos p A.. arrives ct ElbE; leaves Ash,andts
5l8 II. NJ
g. A. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager
T. I. ID. MYERS General SuDerlnt6ndena
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appointed = special commissioner for tho pur-
pose, viii on
MONDAY. SEPTEWHER 10, 1892,
York County Court-day) before the court
house door Ia yorktown. offer for sale by pub
tic auction al that certain FARM OR TRACT
OF LAND, with the buildings and improve
meuts thereon, situated ln tne county OF y ork,
state OF Virginia, about three miles below the
city Of WILLIAMSBURG, known and called
''SprlnghelG,' containing 20 AChEn. more or
less. and is bounded 81 follows North by
main road leading from tho city OK Williams
burg 10 YOtktowu; east, hy a tract Of land
owned by the Roberts heirs; south. by a
stream OF water known as "N hire Marsh" and
on the west by q tract OF land formerly owned
by Alexander Powell.
The dwelling on THIS farm Is a large frame
building with basement. con aiming four large
rooms on the first foor and Eve on the second
floor. and also q large CARROT Ab0ut ls5 acres
OF the farm is arabic land and.the balance in
wood land.
TKRMs OF SALE. One-third cash. with liberty
10 Lay as much more cash as the purchaser
may desire. and So much rs is not paid cash
shall be divided into two equal indictments,
payable in six and twelve months. with inter
est from day OF sale. purchaser executing
bonds with approved security for the same
and the title % be retained until the purchase
money Is paid IN full. . ...-
SYDNEY SMITH.
July so. 1892. Special Commissioner.
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TRAINS NORTHWARD.


STOPPING PLACES.
Nos g.. 80 and SIS maze no stops. Nos. q. 81
and IS STOP on signal az Manchester, Dr0Wry's,
Ceutralia and Chester. No. ~ srODs on signal AZ
Manchester only for passengers purchasing
tickets TO regular stopping places FOR this train
south ~ PETERSBURG Nos SO, 30. 81 81, 30 40, 81,
a. 49, - and AZ viii stop sigma at all stations
Pullman Pa.ace Buffet sleeplug cars on all
through trains. On trains Nos 81 and IA sleep
ing-cars between Richmond and Lynohburg,
Va.
NEW LINE TO ATLANTA. GA.
Leaving Richmond 9Ij A. g. daily; arriving
Wsidon l2:2J T.. 81. and 40 Atlanta A. VI. via s.
a. j.. Through sleopers Rich % Weldon
and Weldon GO Atlantis,
HE ONLY ALl-kAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Richm6nd~ '900A W. Norfolk Ill. rs A. VI.
Richmond. '5:i5 =. NJ. Norfolk ..... 9;2o j.. N.
Norfolk. 1880 a. ~ Richmond .-l0:80 A. III.
Norfolk. 400 T.. H. richmond. 6.8s T. VI.
i he trains leaving Richmond at $500 A. NJ a0d
Norfolk az $500 J.. 81 are solid trains b6tNe en-
these two points. and passengers go through
without chance 81 cars. Close connections are
also made 40 Peter burg bY the 5:4l Z. NJ and
2:5S i. 81. trains from Richmond FOR Norfolk
Trains leaving Richmond az $500 A. VI l2D0
i. VI. and IL 80 j. NJ, and arriving at Richmond
% g:s4 s. NJ, 2I5 p. IA. and 1.t5 l.. b. mako
close connection 40 Petersburg 90 and from
Iarmylle. Lynchburg and Vest
4. NJ. SULLl.
Superintendent.
T.. T. ID. MYERS,
General SUPERINTENDENT.
I. n. EMERSON, Trslic Manager.
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BOWLING GREEN ACADEMY,

A charterterd preparatory school OF the
highest reputation ana success. Health re-
cord perfect. Charges low: Address JOHN
HART, NJ. A., U. OF Va, bowling Green, Va.
au2-tsol
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POSTPONEMENT.
Tho above sale IL postponed until WE'D
NESDAl, August so, sf2, 8t me hour.
&. J.. DEkOON. Trustee.
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WORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST POINT
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
,,, LEAVE RICHMOND.

THE FAYORlTE ROUTE TO BALTIMORE.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
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EDUCATIONAL
William and Mary College,
WILLIAMSBURG, VA.
SESSION OPENS FIRST THURSDAY IN
OCTOBER.

FEES: $3.50 Tuition per half session
Medical Fee. So per session.
Such students as are willing TO teach two
years in the public schools Of Virginia re-
ceived free Of tuition fees. and az cost for
board. fuel. lights and washing Of $40 per
month. Send for Cate iogue.
iy2i-ts LYON G.. TYLER. President
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
II VALUABLE FART
IN YORK COUNTY.

BY Yirtue Of decree of the Circuii Court Of
the county of York, pronounced on the
l3d day Of March, 1872, In tho cause therein
pending under the name and style Of William
i. Yates assignee Of Nathan Z. Perkins, vs.. vs..
II. Morris, the und r.ignad. who was thereby
appointed special commissioner for tho pur-
I1nan- will On
The state herald., 1892-01-22
TYpe.SettinE Machine Tes.

The committee on machine compo.
sition, appointed Inst winter by tho Amcri e.
can Newspaper Publishcrs' Association,
presented voiumlnous report TO tho OK
ccu,iyc committee OF tho association Ia
session las, Tuesday In New York.
They make tho following assertions
I. That machine competition Ia abso
lutely practicable aud very much choapc,
than hand composition.
9. That ns between tho typo setting
and typo, casting machines tho latter are
far more preferable for ordinary ncw,.
paper work.
.. That no far ns was revealed by this
tcst, tho Rogers typhograph produced tho
bcst md most economical result. Its sim.
plicity OF construction was 20 great that 1,
was 40, up rcady for running In ninety
minutes. For nvo consecutive working
days no machinist or other party shan tb |.
the operator had anything 10 do with tho
machine, and II ran smoothly, with scarce.
ly moments interruption Tor tho entire
period Of the test.
The state herald., 1892-01-22
Serious Charges of Stockman.

II. Ii. Metcalf, Secretary OF the
Colorado Cattle Growers Association, in
his annual report alluded to tho trouble
that stoclsmcn have with "rnstlers.n
In speaking of the prosecution OF cattle
thieves ho made the following severe
charges: ~ will say that no case Is prose.
cuted by the Association through malice.
Nothing is done on hearsay. Unless we
have the most positive proof, the outside
world Knows nutning vr our suspicions,
and when We ask for conviction we know
:hc defendant is guilty beyond shadow OF
doubt. But tho verdicts Of granger jurics
anil decisions OF justices OF tho peace are
oft times beyond the comprehension OF
man. In two OF the cases where tho de-
PENDANTS were acquitted, both had nc
knowlcdgcd their guilt before the Justice
OF tho peace, but the iurics did not believe
them and declared .hem not guilty. In one
pt these cases wa. enjoyed the spectacle OF
" prominent county Official, tho leader OF
his party, sitting with defendants attor.
ncy und selecting jury that would acquit
even after such acknowledgment Of guilt.
And this eoanty advert.ses tens Of thou
sandu Of acres o; grazing land for horses,
cattle, etc, u good economical and honest
county government which insurcs low
taxation, and is guarantee for tho protec
tion OF property-such protection as tho
wolf gave the lamb.n
The state herald., 1892-01-22
Battle With Slave Dealers.

News has been received OF n severe
reverse to the British in East Africa. II.
II. johnson, consul general for Great
Britain in Portuguese East Africa, and
commissioner for tho territories under
British influence north OF tho Zambezi,
marched with 100 Sikhs from India and u
number of native African police TO sup.
press the slave dealers at Lake Nyanza.
The Arab slave dealers determined not
to walt for an attack. They gathered what
forco they could muster and attacked Mr..
Johnson and his men at Makaniiras. A
bloody fight followed. The slave dealers
appear to have had tho advantage. Cap
tain Mcclure, commanding the Sikhs DIR.
Hoyle, Of the South Africa company; a
Mr.. MucEwcn and nine others on tho
British side, were killed, and eleven
wounded.
A Zanzibar dispatch to the Times, says
that British steamer captured and burn
cd two Arab slave dhows ut Nyanza.
While the British force under command of
Captain Mcguire was retreating in boats
to the steamer from destroying the slave
dhows, n storm arose and swampcd the
bouts. Captain Maguire and three others
were drowned.
Tho steamer was driven ashore in the
storm and WAS attacked by the slaves, DR..
Boyle and others wero offered truce IL
they would Gene ashore. They landed and
were shot down. A request has been
forwarded to tho government TO send a
gunbOat at cncc to the locality,