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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-04
STOLE a WATCH AND CHAIN.
A Coiored Youth Admits His Guiit-spicJ
pnlicn-Cnurf Proceedings.

pOltce-Couft FrofceftnRs'
The proceedings OF the Police Court yes
terday morning were quite spicy. Matte
Wright, a young white woman, wa,
charged with stealing three bed-quilts ano
a shirt belonging to Mrs. N. a. Suter.
From the testimony II appears that MIS-.
Suffers husband gave Matte the articles
alleged TO have been stolen, and the case
was dismissed.
Joseuh Sutton. a colOred youth, was ur
for stealing watch from X. A. Sims, an
engineer at Wright's tobacco-factory. Mr..
Sims hung his coat and vest mp IN the en-
pine-roOm on Saturday evening. az ne
usually does, and at one time all persons
left the apartment except Sutton. When
Mr.. Sims returned and went 10 his vest r.
ascertain the hour he found his time
piece gone. Sutton also had disappeared;
The accused admitted his guilt and stated
that be sold the watch 10 man TOT ~
He was sent on TO the grand jury OF the
Hastings Court.
Joseph L. Adams (colored) was also sent
10 the grand Jury on the charge Of stealing
81 in money and four fngeT-rlngs valued
at $40 from Mary l.. Archer. lhe THEFT
was said to have been committed on the
9TH Of last January while Adams was
boarding at Mary's house.
The continued case OF Kit Booker COLOR
ed. charged with assaultiug and shoot
ing William II. Lewis with pistol, was
postponed until to-day, Lewis being ab-
sent. He Is still at the almshouse, but u
able 70 go about.
v. Donati. the jovial Squire. was &C;
cused of keeping his bar-room open and
selling liquor on Sunday. The evidence
was insufficient 10 warrant the Justice IN
sending the case TO jury. 80 1t was dis
missed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-04
A COLD CHRISTMAS.
NAVIGATION SUSPENDED IN OMAN.
COCK RIVER ONE WEEK.
mssens--Chine otcsgue nay Closed
STR. Neck Desd.

Correspondence Of tho Ricbpond Dispatch.l
OxAxcocK. January 2.-The Christmas
season that ended yesterday was the cold
est experienced here for many years.
Onancock river was covered with such q
thick sheet OF ice that navigation had to
be suspended for fully one week. and
during this period snow lay on the ground
two or three inches thick. The Their
mometer began 10 rise Saturday night.
and the rain. which began 20 fall yester-
day, soon carried of the snow and
ice. In spite OF tho severe wea-
ther the usual holiday festivities
were enjoyed to the fullest extent. There
were numerous entertainments. and the
Masons here and elsewhere on the Eastern
Shore celebrated the festival OF ~. John
the Evangelist by appropriate exercises
and elegant suppers. For tbs first time IN
many years Chincoteague bay was closed
by the ice.
NEVER RALLIED.
Mr.. Edward 4. Mock, a we'll known citi-
zen OF this county, died yesterday at his
homo, near Cashville. in the 54th year OF
his age He was stricken with paralysis
several DAYS ago and never rallied. HIS
funeral services we're held to-day by Rev.
A. O. Bergman. after which his remains
were taken TO Holk's Neck and inferred IN
the old family burying ground.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-04
Nem.Yaar,a I'm Hanover.

The Walnut-Grove Sunday school usher.
ed IN 1893 with delightful entertainment
MONDAY afternoon. Mr.. Clarence Starke
personated old Father Time" and twelve
beautiful boys and girls represented the
months of the year. As the procession
moved into the church. drawing cay
wagons, heavily loaded with gifts for the
the officers and scholars, there was thrill
of delight through the large audience.
Suitable music was rendered by Miss Mat
tie deter (organist), supported by the
school. Among the lavish gifts was
valuable set OF New Testament COmmenta-
ries for the beloved superintendent, wal
ter Sydnor, ESQ. In presenting these &c
his lawver-friend the pastor urged thai
Gods Book should ever be his court OF
highest appeal.
The Walnut-Grove neighborhood ha'
been recently beautifed by the erection Of
q tasteful cottage in spacious oak grove
by Lewis Fl. Cosby. Esq.
Beautiful ice has been gathered.
Early cabbage does not appear TO be IN
jured seriously by the dry cold OF las
week.
Master Henry Smith. who broke his les
in November, is again on his feet.
Mr.. Charles jenkins has been i'll witt
malarial. fever, but begins 10 improve.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-04
pIssoLUTIoNs & COMPREHENSIVE.
FLEISHMAN. MORRIS & co.

We have this day purchased OF 4. A.. Allen
a Brother the HAT BUSINESS OF said firm
and will hereafter conduct the business AZ the
old stand under the nrm-ilame Of ALLEN Il
RAND. All persons indebted to A. A. Allen
& Brother will please call and settle with
the new arm. NJ. A. ALLEN,
A. b. RAND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-04

thank nay friends for their past liberal pa
tronage, and trust the new drm will be favored
with continuance of same.
dc laval A. A. ALLEN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-04
Proper,y Transfers,

Richmond: Mark Davis 20 John c.
Small, lease OF Davis House and personal
property IN said hotel. $4,000; Ellen
ford's trustee TO J. NJ. Wiekham. 80 Zee,
on west side Pine street near Spring. sub
lect to hen OF Si,tO0. 5000: Cassie Gar.
rett to George N. Fox, her son Charles w.
Garrett. now years old; Jonas Maicuse
and wife 10 the Hssker 4 Msrcuse Manu-
featuring Company. SO feet on south side
yenable street near Pink. subject to deed
cf trust OF II. sT2, y2.45e Frederick Sitter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-04
Little Miss ray,or's Chrs.mas-Trec.

Little Miss Eula Cleveland TAYLOR. grand
child Of Captain and Mrs. George w. Tay-
Tor, of No 217 north Eighteenth street,
was the happy possessor of beautiful
Christmas-tree Monday evening mum,
Der of friends of the family were invited
and the tree was beautifully illuminated,
producing II very pretty effect. Music and
games of various kinds were among the
amusements. Mrs. Ida Bracket presided
at the organ. rendering some very pretty
selections. Refreshments were served
abundantly and very pleasant evening
was spent. The following were among the
guests: Miss Lula Lane and Miss Jeanette
Lane. Of Ashland Mrs. A. Hartnagle, Of
Charlottesville Mr.. and Mrs. {. II. Smith.
Mrs. Mary Stringer, Mrs. j. b. Burroughs;
Miss Nettie StrInger. Dir. George Edward
Taylor. Miss Mamie Tyler, Mr. and Mrs.
Theo. A. Taylor, and Miss Lena Bracket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-04
SILL SUFFERING.
suMpTuoUs PRESS DINNER.
Editor Lindsay Entertains the stan and
Other Attaches OF the Progress.

Editor Lindsay Entertains che stan and
Other Attaches Of the Progress.
fcorespondaneeo the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE Va. January S.-Yes-
terday the editor OF the Daily Progress, Mr..
J. II. Lindsay. gave sumptuous and ele-
CANT dinner at L. j. Carter's edfe to the
EMPLOYEES of his office and few invited
guests Those who wore present were
Messrs. j. IL. Lindsay. j. w. Lipop, nj. al.
DuPre, Frank Lindsay, Il. H. Baker (the
university correspondent of the Progress},
g. w. Rogers, w. IL. Prout, Q. NJ Brand
teity editor of the ProgTess). Il. Il. Hest,
l.. D. Simmons. aud George A. Burgess.
1he n.eau consisted of Saddle-Rock oysters
on the hslf-shell, mock-turtle soup. roast
beef, creamed potatoes. lobster croquettes.
green peas. escalloped oysters. macaroni,
roast turkey, celery, wine-ielly. Pen-Park
wine. assorted cakes, fruit, nuts, coffee,
cheese, and cigars. The company sat at
the table two and half hours. enliyenlng
the repast with jest and repartee and good
wishes for the continued prosperity OF the
editor and his paper.
A Syesr-oid child of James Porterfeld
(colored) was so badly burned on Sunday
that il died the same afternoon.
IL is understood that drawings and plans
have been made for new tower-telegraph
Office at the Chesapeake aud Ohio depot, IN
this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-04
BUSINESS IN THE TWIN CITIES.
Changes with ths New Year-Heavy Holt
day DEATH ase-Personai Notes.


fcorrospondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
HoRFoIK, January Q: --There seems to be
An unusual number of business changes IN
Norfolk and Portsmouth the first OF this
wear. a number of firms disseminating busi-
ness and other establishments taking their
place. The most of the changes, however.
are removals from one section 10 another.
and not on account OF bad business. Tx
cept. probably, in cotton handling. busi-
ness has been nearly as good here during
the last year as in any previous year.
Norfolk and Portsmouth were full OF en-.
tertaipments last night IN celebration OF
New Year's-Day.
COLD AND SNOW.
Showing here again to-day, and the wea-
fber il very cold. The death-rate among
weil-known people in Norfolk, Portsmouth.
and Berklev was large during the recent
holidays. Several were i:om pneumonia
attacks.
A conference Of prominent Democrats OF
the Second Congressional District was held
here yesterday in regard 10 the dlstribu-
ton OF Offices, but the result is not known.
SORROW IN NORFOLK.
The death OF the venerable and beloved
Dr. J. l.. Burrows causes sincere sorrow In
this community. where he was so long,
pastor of FreemasOn-Street Baptist church.
Rev. DIR. George ID. Armstrong ana MRS:
Armstrong are now in Jacksonville. and
will spend the winter IN Florida.
Judge ID. Tucker Brooke has recovered
from his late illness and is attending 70 his
duties again.
OTHER VISITORS.
Mr. aud Mrs. @. II. Vance and daughter.
OF Bristol Tenn. are here on visit to the
family OF Rev. James L. Vance, of the First
Presbyterian church.
Rev. Charles W. Cain. of the North
Carolina Methodist Episcopal Conference,
who has been spending the holidays with
his relatives in Portsmouth. lett for his
new home, in Maxton, Robertson county,
n. c., to-day.
MIR. Charles Fl. Stewart, of the United
States Comptroller's Office, after week
with his relatives in Norfolk county, re-
turned 10 Washington last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-04
DANVIlLs'S WATeR-TOlLs.
The Council Wrestling with n Kootty
Probiem-C Coming to the Big banquet.

ICorrespondence of the Richmond DlsUatch.l
DANvIILF, Va, January 3.-The City
Council is wrestling with the question OF
water-tolls AID satisfactory solution OF
the problem seems hard TO find. During
the past year water-meters were placed
upon all the taps. and II is found that the
rates now IN vogue will not yield sufficient
revenue to pay the operating expenses OF
the department.. IL is now proposed 10
fix the minimum rate for severed streets
at IS cents per month. which will entitle
the patron TO about $4,000 gallons OF
water per aunum. On streets not severed
the minimum charge will be GO cents per
month. In larger quantities the rate Will
be reduced.
SILL SUFFERING.
Colonel James Nj. Neal, who had the
misfortune several days ago 10 fracture
the small bone of his leg, is still confined
10 his room and is suffering much from
the accident
The Danville bar has endorsed Hon.
John Randolph Tucker for the position of
Attorney General IN MIR, Cleveland's Cabi-
net.
WILL ATTEND.
Several parties from Danyille will at
tend the big Democratic banquet in Rich
mond.
The installation of officers of Phoenix
Lodge, X. of p, took place tonight, and
the interesting ceremony was followed by
sroyal banquet, which was greatly enjoyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-04
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RlCliNON.
zoo zoo a. NJ From Atlanta ami Augu'.t
s:4J A. NJ. From Amelia Conr.h0lsp
YORK-RIVER LINE, WEST oN'
THE PAvOMTE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND.

TRAIN No. In. 3.10 T. "
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily except SD ..
Stops at all stations. AZ Lestor Nnn'f
meets with stage for walkert0n with Ia.
steamer at West Point
TRAIN NJ ~, EiJ g. "
BALTIMORE LIMITED daily excep' SAL r
for West Point, connecting win l0-a-
steamers for Baltimore. Al Baltimore .tsar .
connect with Baltimore and OhiJ miirD4 ..
Washington, Philadelphia, and New i0rL
Steamers leave baltimore 4. N. daly
cept Sunday.
Trains arrive at Richmoai 0:O5 A. ~ H.t
10:40 A. n.
TRAIN No. ~ $40 a. ~
LOCAL MIXED, daily except sunday. Tea. 81
Twenty.thlrd stree: for Vest Point AMI inter ~
date points
ricket-ofice AZ citation loot Of Virginia str.
Open A. NJ. tO . Z. VI. ami from q. ~ D.
i3:bO A. NJ.
city tickat-ofnco-00 cast Main street
SOL HAAS, W. A. / r.,
Trafric Manager. General Passenger Agei-
W. II. GREEs, General Manager.
j. : B. 1i,OAP,o A., Superintendent
J. $. PORTS. Passenger Agent, 9I9 Nam si.r4
Richmond. Va. N.Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-04
AUCTION sALEs-ra.ure psys.. .,..
/ AUCTION sALEs--rntures- lpssys,ss
r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE BALE
liz on STANDARD AND HI 1seDSs
"DfrGGtFa sADDLEs, AND
ROBES, THE PROPERTY
or w. 3. wICkHAa
AND OTHERs.
SATURDAY. JAsrAsr 2, 1888.

SATURDAY. fantasy 2, 1888,
,a.aoaM ws will sell without limit, o. INC
RICHMOND BAZAAR, the !ooyT,ns 80
GkkNDLY-BRRD HORSES and CULIs, sns s, M
perry Of W. y. wlckham, ESQ.,. Oh hS'o''' Wa
r. ! ,caEsrNuT MARE, 7 years, BY conee' dam
, c III slfSI'f MARE, years BY King Bolt
RAY sS diE IidSf years. by Ely.ian Aedsllah
and Morgan marc: tA,r.l
caEsTNuT MARE. 3 years, BY Elysisn Ascs,
bah and Morgan mare-no~ Ia 'os' "
, Cm gY,Sj FiLLY, 3 years, by Elysisn Ao-
daiIah and Morgan mare-she Is wen otoAo'
shows great speed, and perfcc, oeauy; ,.,,
1 BAY GELDING, by Elysian Aoo"h""-
ps9k EIs ahy wears. by Eiys,an Aodallah and
King Bolt mare--l5 hands high, VIVID SUI
peru style aud Action; ,, .ns.,iah--
/ BLACK COLI, year, oy ,a az nne Of the most
stylish animals in Virginia; ovr.R.
A pERFECTLY UNMATCHED PAlh W 81
III II UAMF,LETONIAN COLTS; u,n,
. yUp1pyfISG COLTS. by Heimdai out OF hing
Bolt aHd John Happy mares; ,d ponrbon
| WANING COLTS, by Egwood ohu Doui -
Baron ont OF standard mares-rery pr"-
missing.
,..,,,,e,v after the above I will SELL for
account OF whom IL may concern oo-s.v,. Gold
4 sORREL MARE, years, by pors.s '
Dust, dam Empress-tno,Vusnoss, Noso-
1 sORREL MARE, years, by inspeI,s \. y, srss,
out OF a thoroughbred msre-stne re ssste.,
style and beauty, anc one " '"' '
roadsters In the state; ,.,,.h.
Tray MARE, 2 years--well bred ana s,ynsn;
| I VICTORIA, PHAEroN, and ~
Of the best make and good as new; ,>,,,os
| sEr n0fTRI,E aud 9 SETS SINGLE HAHN E@s'
LADY's and GENTLEMANs sApDLe,
several WHIPS and RoBEs-ah OF pes'
manufacture and such as are only iouho 'h
weli-kept private stable. -. to-. .,
This sale comprises one Of the best lots OF
stock ever offered az auction In this city d,
| BREEDING AND INDIVIDUALLY Or Eaoi
| ANIMAL SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. ana ". w ~
| 10 nIeased 10 show them 90 any interested in
| good horses who will call at the RlchsoNp
| BAZAAR. where this stock may be seen uh'h
| day of sale. j. ID. STARLIGHT. Proprietor.
w. Il. FRAYsER, Salesman ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-04
KNleHrs-TEMPLAR OFFICERS.
Pubiic INSTALLATION at Crewe--FTee Dinner
at the Railroad Y. NJ. G. a. Rooms.
fcorrespondonce Of the Richmond Dspatch.l


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
CREwE. VA, January 3.-The public in
stallatiOn of the officers recently elected
bV Olivet Commanderv, No. IL IL. IL TOOK
place last evening at their hall. which was
well filed with attentive guests. After
the very pretty ceremonies all present
were invited to repair to the dining hall
of the Crewe Hotel where a sumptuous
repast was tastefullv served.
Yesterday was truly day OF feasting Tor
the people of our village. Under the
auspices of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the
Railroad Branch of the Youag Mems
Christian Association there wac boun-
tlful dinner spread IN the ball of the new
association building aud served gratis.
Cordial invitations were extended TO every
man in Crewe on that day, whether cltl-
zen or stranger. to partake of the meal.
HIS ARM CRUSHED.
Silas Hobson. a colored brakeman in
the Norfolk and Western yard at this
place. was taken TO the hospital this
morning, he having had his right arm
badly crushed while attempting 90 un-
MIR. and Mrs. c. f.. Downs, of Burke.
willie. and Mr.. and Mrs II. ID. Maben, of
Blackstone, attended the installation last
evening.
MIR. Ben w. Warmer, who has been
spepding Christmas week at home. here,
left this morning for Ashland, where he
has been attending Randolph Macon Col
lege.
Rev. II. +. Gayle, who has been confined
10 his bed with rheumatism, was able. tc
leave for Portsmouth Yesterday, being
called there by the death of his wife:
brother.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-04
DRUGS. MEDICINES. SC.
COURT ORDERS.
I b. MOORE, EFT AIS,
81. Plaintiffs.
Plaintiffs

-.
Wiug0ed a Ware. 81 d's.......... Defendants.
This cause having been referred by the Cir
cult Court OF Rockbridge county 10 the under
signed commissioner, with directions 10 take the
following accounts:
1. or the assets. both real and personal, OF the
flrins Of Wingueid 4 Ware and o. q. Ware &
Co, showing from whom ray personal assets are
duo and tho character thereof.
2 OF all debts due by said lrms OF Wingneld
4 Ware aud q. q. Ware & Co, showing the order
m which said debts should bo paid, and also
showing any liens that may have attached 10
any assets OF the said firms.
q TO report specially ON any matters deemed
pertinent by the commissioner, or which may be
required 70 DO so reported by any party In In
teFest
The undersigned hereby notifies all parties In
interest that he has appoiated
SATURDAY, JANUARY IA, 1888,
a. his once. in the town Of Lexington, as the
lime aad place Of taking said accoanlA
y. u. PENDLEf0N.
Dc ll-wAi Commissioners In Chsaesry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-04
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &C.
Drank ID. HILL & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIoNEERs.

We hope that our friends Will think OF US
should they desire 10 make any change In bust
ness for the coming year. We have tried 70 be
faithful In the past, ana shall endeAyor 10 do our
best for those who will give US their business In
the future.
Money always 10 loan, property sold or rented,
deeds drawn, &C. All business connected with
real estate attended to with promptness and
fidelity. FRANK ID. HILL & CO.,
10 l-3t north Eleventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-04
DICHMOND. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


HI AND POTOMAC RAILROAD->chriI. .
commencing JANUARY I, 1891 Eastern J..
ard time.
s:04 A. N. leaves Byrd-street station m.
stops only at Ashland, UU...
Milford, Fredercssturg lIr.
and Whitewater. ParlOr-c1r L f.
noud TO New lOrz. Arrive Do
Washington a. l2:Ol r. N. .. =
more. i:I7 4. NJ; PhiiaIr.
BIAS r. W.; New YORK. $3.50 g. 49,
11:50 A. NJ. leaves Byrd-Street station .H
Buffet parlor-Car kichmUni 'U N.f
York. Arrives az WafhIuE''.
Az T.. NJ: baltimore, 0..i D.. '.
Philadelphia, $40 T.. ~, 500
YORK 1885 T. ".
ZOO r. N. leases Byrd-Strcet station tI.
Sleeping-car Richmond f1 '.s
York. stops only az Ashlgni D. .-
well, Milford, Frederic a..
Brooke, ana Underwater. ~tul- DO
other stations on sundays. Ar o.
at Washington at 1910 h. '
Baltimore, 1898 A. VI; Pil.
phis, 3:45 A. M; New lorA'
A. NJ.
$50 A. NJ. arrives Al Byrd-Stroet station
Sleeper from New York.
only at Whitewater, BROOKE.
Ticksburg, Milford, boswell
Ashland. stops At Other st
on sundays: Leaves WASH
at ADO A. NJ.
2:2s r. NJ, arrives Byrd-strest station 81. 70
Limited 20 Puilman-cars.
3:05 p. NJ, arrives at Byrd-Sireei station i'.'
Stops az frodericksDurg, y l .'
boswell. ana ashland Par
Washington 10 X chmouc. l.i. %
Washington at 1887 A. n.
BIO p. ~, arrives az Byrd-street station it.'
Buffet parlor-cGr New 10.A
Richmond. Leaves Mashins ["
4P.H.
FREDERICKSBURG ACCoMMODAIlpN.
DAiLY ExcEPT SUNDAY.
400 p. NJ. leaves Byrd-streOt station. ~
at Fredericksburg at 500 i. 81.
$40 A. NJ, arrives at Byrf-Street 50, p
Leaves Fredericksburg a. o.. 10
n
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Gas A. NJ. leaves Elbs. Arrives a. Ash.Aii '
1913 A. ".
8:04 p. ST., leaves Elba. Arrives 81 AsaiA' b
B:O3 Il. NJ.
0:45 A. NJ, arrives Al klpa- Leaves Ash.f-- ID
6.O5 A. G
5:57 p. ~, arrives At Eloa. Leaves Ash.l-' ~
6:l2 +. ".
{. TAYLOR. Traffic Manlss'
L. I. d. MYERS, General superintendolL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-04
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
old DOM | nj O y
" STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

kESE.N TRi-WEEhLYY d LKh foH Ne"
EVERY iss1't TUESDAY, IEpSEs-
DAY, AND FRIDAY at O'clock
m. Manifest closed one hour before saiiios
time. -, 49,, p,.r GA Nor,h
Rivar for Richmond every MONDAY, WE'D
NEsDAY, AND SATURDAY at L. NJ, arriving
In Richmond MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND
FRIDAY MORNINGS. ,
Passenger ccOmmodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare TO New York Uncluding meaS and
bertbl Utd James-riyor route ....,......s w
Round-frip tickets, limited to thirty days
after date OF issue. -...s'.'- II w
Steerage fare, with subsistence. ..-....'s w
gteerage fare, without subsstence..... W
Cabin fare ria Chesap eake and ONO rail-
way, and Richmond and Petersburg
railroad tickets limited 20 four dsys).. %
Ronnd-trip Tickets Qimited TO fifteen oo
uays) ........... ssssss.s.sys.s. s'''' 80. =
Tickets can be obtained at Richmond Transfer
Company's, 9OI east Main street; Chesapeake
and Ohio and Richmond aud Petersburg dgpo,s,
and at the companys once, 1901 Main street.
aud wharf. RockottS
issued tor points beyond New York
Freight received daily until . Z. VI.
Passengers leaving Richmond ON MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and sATU IL
DAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio railway teid
Newport News at A. NJ. AMI by tho Richmond
and Petersburg railroad same days at A. N.
Will make connection at NORFOLK with steam
er leaving those days.
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
No. 1901 Aa,n street.
jyl0 and company's wharf, KOcketih
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AUCTION sALES-Tbis Day. ,,>,@
ByJ.H. valentine, Aucticneer.
1885 east Main street.
T,RJSTEE'S AUCTION SALE of
STOCK OF CANDY,
FRUITS, SHOWCASES. CANDf-JAks, TUFTS
SODA APPARATUS, -FOUR FouN-
TAINs, 81, &c.

nv virtue OF deed OF trust from 9. u. Gipers
n the undsrs.gned trustee, duly recorded, VIII
se,, a, the store o022 east Broad street,
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1884,
=. ,o,k O'clock. ENTIRE STOCK OF FIRST
LASS oNFECTIO NERlES. such as Fancy ara
plain Candies, Fruits, Pickles, Fancy Cskes,
Crackers, Oranges, general asso's 1 =,
1,ova nice assortment Of Tobacco and cigars,
Metal Frame Showcases (assorted sizesl, letso
jot Candy-Jars, 4 Marble-Top Tables, ice-Cresin
Machine. Tubs, Freezsrs, &c, several counters
and partitions, also TUFTS soda.Water npps-
rama ana Copper Fountains aud other attscn-
ments. ALSO lease on said store expiring Apri l.
TERMS OF SALE: Saltwater apparatus VIII %
Announced at sale. Terms OF sale on oaiahceo'
An OF the above stock OF confecaouerlcs ~
fresh and salable, and worthy the attenta9n Vi
the trade, A. D. IN rTrrstce-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-04
]. THOMSON Brown & co'sl

RICHMOND, January /, 1898.
WE DESIRE 10 EXPRESS 10
w our patrons, iiiends, snd public generally
our grateful thanks for their steadfast friend
ship kind consideration, and generous patron
age exienied 10 W during the past year. and de-
slrlng this gratitude 10 be expressed otherwise
than by empty words, we hope by renewed
energy, prompt and faithful attention 20 all the
interests OF our patrons during the coming year
70 merit the confidence so kindly bestowed.
10 l-:jt j. THOMPSON BROWN & co.