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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09

pliment by sending his left hand on Halls
stomach. Hall landed again lightly on the
neck and then both men clnched. By mu-
tual consent they separated, both laugh
ing. Hall led right and left. reaching
his big antagonists body and neck.
Content for moment with this, Hall
walked around the ring. FitZslmmons fol-
lowing. Fitz missed a swinging right
handler, but he planted his LETT on Halls
stomach. Hall got his left-hand jab IN
Fitzs face again, making the champions
head bob back. Hall followed the per-
formance with beautiful right-and-lett-
hand blow on Fitz's head and side, but
the big Australian got back most too far
for the blows to do any damage. Fi,z re-
treated, apparently no worse for the blows.
The round ended by Fitzsimmons's MISS
ing swinging blow for Halls stomach.
CLEAN KNOCKOUT.
Round 4. The men were both in excel
lent condition and fall of fight when the
gong sounded FOR the fourth round. They
responded to the call like gladiatOrs and
went at each other as though they intend
ed to find the winner IN short order. but
they had scarcely warmed M. TO their
work when Fltz landed that dam
gerous right Of his on the point OF jaw,
and Hall fell to the floor like dead man.
1t was hard fall, and the back of Hall 9
head came in contact with the floor with
such sckening thud that it could be
heard all through the building. 1t was
clean knockout. and i. was some minutes
after Hall was counted out before ms
seconds succeeded IN restoring him to con,
sciousness, and then he had to be carried
to his corner,
The scene was the widest that has been
witnessed at ring side for many years;
Bob caught up the American flag and
waved it over his head like an Indian, while
the crowd cheered and yelled like Hotten-
tots. EitzsImmons was declared the VICTOR
and the winner wore happy smiles.
WHY FIrz WAVED "oLD GLORY"
Fitzsimmons arrived here this morning
and soon afterwards went to the Criminal
Court room, where he took out naturaliza-
ton papers IN order. he SAID, that he might
wear the Stars and Stripes in his fight with
Hall. His entrance caused a cOmmotlon,
and the court business was suspended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
The United States Marine Band will play
at the Richmond Theatre on Msrch Zzd.

The Life-Insurance Company of Virginia,
of this city, offers q ten-year lO per cent.
investment secured by bond and mortgage
on improved real estate.
SIX per cent per snnum IS payaoIe IN
cash IN semi-annual instalmehts. guarsn-
teed by the Planters National Bank. the
balance of 4 per cent. per annum - paya-
bic at the end of the term.
The investment Is a definite contract. 2
pure investment. aud therefore 40 medical
For further information apply at homo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09

NEW YoaK, March s-Ihe annual meet
ine Of the Atlanta and Charlotte Airline
Company WAS held tins afternoon AT NO. 4S
Wall street. More than $1,000 shares OF
etock were voted which tops the re-
cord" The following Board of Directors
,ga, elected for the cusums year: Eugene
Kelly. p. =. Dickinson, Richard lrvi,n' T..
n. Rochester. Charles NJ. Fry, Charles ;.
Fairchild. and t. Il. McAlpne. OF this
civ: II. ". Sibley, Of Rochester. \. II;
Joseph Bry an, of Richmond, Va; SKIP
with Wilmer Of Baltimore; ID; >; Harth.
~ Scars3ale. n. y. Michael jenkins, OF
baltimore. aud Ebeuczer Mason, OF this
clty. Ihsnew Board Of Directors, met lm;
mediately after the election and elected
Eugene Kelly as president and W. ,. Wiz
may Vise-urqSlleuf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
Murder Cases HalifLr.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Disoatchl
SCOTLAND NECK, n. c., March s.-The
murder case that came up IN the superior
Court at Halifax yesterday was the most
important case before the court thus far:
A hundred men had been summoned, and
the calling and securing Of the Jury was
quite tedious. There will be two other
cases Of the kind before the court.
Dr. s. j. Montague, Of Winston, and Mr.
b. +. Montague OF Raleigh, are here visit
ING their mother. Mrs. A. +. Montague.
who is with her daughter. Mrs. h. +. Hill
lard.
Alr. II. f.. Biggs yesterday returned from
Hamilton
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09

WAsuSGros March She Lighthouse
Board has issued tine following On March
~. 1873. a fixed white lcns-lautern hgnt
vvl.l be exhibited from each OF the struc-
tur.s now being erected ON the prOlonga-
tiou of the axis of the dred-es cut across
the bar at the mouth of North river. Abe
marie Sound. y. G.. Tho lights Will DO
ABOUT three quarters OF nautical milo
apart. on Inc approximately n.
4. 75 T.. magnetic, lho front light
viii Zee exhibited from Dlack
mon column .,ulrouuied 10 a height Of
feet above the water by triangular
protection Of piles. 10 feet above high
water ana viii ilImiuate the entire horl-
1lu. The rear hgnt Will be exhibited from
ii white triangular iron structure 30 feet
above hlgh-water and WILL illuminate go
degrees of the horizon. The lights should
be visible from TO 8 nautical miles IN
clear weather.
The news is also gwen that Beacon
Lights Nos and Z. Currituck Sound, n.
c.. have beou re established.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
RESIDENCE DESTROYED BY FIRE.
Traffic Connection Through the sound
The Wedding DIdn't Come or

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlsoaschl
WASHINGTON, N. G., March s.-Ihe resi-
dence of q. wilkins. on Fifth street, was
DESTROYED by fire last night. The. fire
originated from defective tue. All the
furniture was saved.
The Norfolk Southern railroad hos at
last cot a connection at TINS point An
elegant steamer L. now plying the waters
Of Pimico TO Belleport, where connec-
ton is mad with tho railroad tor Norfolk.
Professor Bsgby, Of Perquimans county,
and Mss Nancy Respess, OF Washington
county, were to have been married on sun
dav morning last. The prospective BRIDE
had made elaborate preparations, but I'M
agine her surprise when note was re-
celved from the Professor Saturday stating
that no was 50 badly affected physically
tnat he could not come 10 time. but tho
handsome lady attired herself in her we'd
ding costume. attended church, and sang
IN the choir. The Professor has skipped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09

LoxG ISLAND C.TY. l.. l., March S-All
Iouc Island seems TO have felt what is now
supposed 10 have been an earthquake at
Ig.8O O'Clock this morning. Az Long lsIahu
City the shock was especially severe. III
many instances shaking pictures from the
walls and creating havoc among china
ware and bric-q-brGc. At several points
persons fed in terror from their houses TO
the street in thor night-robes. supp0slng
that their houses were settling, or iGliiHg;
Most Of these persons say dull boom ana
"a astrongly-marked simultaneous trembling
81 the earth were perceptible. Inc selslhie
d,sturhauces lasted several seconds and
then passed away IN a sOutherIy direction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
AN EARLY BlRD.
Secretary Smith Ahead OF HIS subordi-
mates IN Getting to Work.

WASHINGTON. u. G., March s.-Whon tho
clerks employed ID the Interior Depart
mcut reached their Offices at o'clock tins
morning they learned TO thor astonlsh-
mcut tAat their chief, the new Secretary,
bad arrived and had been hard Mt work tor
nearly three Qulrters OF an hour. Tho
Sccrotary's Office was crowded oil tho
morning by Senators and Representatives.
who called 20 Uav their respects 10 Secre-
targ Smith. or go present for his considera-
tlon the name Of some candidate lor
official position.
Itl. stated tv those IN position 20 know
that the Secretary has not vet definitely
decided upon the appointment OF any one
for assistnut secretary ships or other I'M
portant places I'D his Department. lie fully
realizes that much of me success Oh ms
admin tration viii depend upon his Off
cial aIyi-ers. and therefore It Is his pur-
poset a. make NOT single appointment
Lurrieiiy or Uuaivlsadly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
NV Ashland Mills Started.

ASHLAND, Va, March s.-The Ashland
Mills. belonging 20 Mrs. +. L. Newman,
situated short distance north of here on
the South Anna river. were started yester-
day. This Is the best-equipped corn-mill
in the county and has q capacity OF 800
bushels Of meal per day. Wheat machinery
will be put in in future. The river at the
mill gives about 2O0-horse power, but only
ahout 10 horse pOWer ls used.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09

INDEPENDENCE, Kan. March 9. Emmett
Dalton, leader of the famous Gang OF out
laws. was brought INTO court this morning
10 stand trial tor the murders committed
during the rad at Coneyyille last summer.
Dalton entered plea oi guilty of murder
III the second degree and was at once sen-
fenced 70 Imprisonment for life. lie lett
for the State prison al noon, accompanied
by fNur ofcers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
PENNsYLvANlNs col. sTReAIoR.
Formally Charged with Conduct Unbe'
coming an Onicer and "A Gentleman.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch

lBy Telegraph % The Dlspatch.I
PHILADELPHIA, March S.-Captain Thur
Der BrasIer, commanding the Battalion
state FencIblcs. of this city, to-day tor
wardcd to General Robert p Dechert,
of the First Bngade. four specific charges
against MeutenantColonelS Sireator, of The
Tenth Regiment, because of the latter ;
alleged improper conduct at Washington
last Saturday. The charges are: First,
conduct unbecoming an officer and geu-
tleman second, drunkenness third, as
sault on an officer; fourth, incitlng 10
riot.
General Deohert will forward the charges
TO division headquarters, and from there
thew will be sent 10 Governor PattIson.
Lieutenant-C Colonel Streator Is the otIicer
who had Private Isms strung up by the
thumbs at Homestead last summer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09

Correspondence Of the Richmond Disoa,ch.l
REIDsynLE, n. c.. March s.--Mr J. ".
Groom. superintendent at Richardson's
smoklng-tobacco factory, bad his hand
caught IN a cutting machine yesterday
afternoon and II was terribly lacerated.
He suffers great pain, but 1t is thought
that amputatIon Will not be necessary.
News was received here yesterday that
X. II. Johnston. Of johnston Brothers III
this city. is critically i'll al his residence, IL
the country. lie has pneumonia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
A,,.red Double Murderer.

CHARLEsToS, S. c.. Marchs. Oscar John
son. a mulatto. was ested this morning
near the scene of the double murder in
Lincolnyille. and, it is said, has confessed
the crime, duplicating three other per.
sons. An attempt was made To lynch
johnson by residents of Lincoln
vile, but the detectives who arrested
him took him away on an early morning
train, and soon had him in tho jail here
which is impregnable against any attempt
that lynchers might make.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
THE cusToM-Housz OFFICIALS.
Those Who Go Out Under the New Ad-
mintstration.

The officials and clerks in the custom
house who are not protected by clyil-ser-
vice rules are packing up and say they will
be ready TO depart when the Cleveland
trumpet blows. The exodus, however,
will not be very great, considering the
number of employees in the building: In
the post-office. for instance, the force
numbers about one hundred, including
clerks, carriers. and substitute carriers.
The following, however. are all OF the
force not under the civil-servlce rules
Postmaster Otis Ii. Russell, Assistant
Postmaster John L. Grubbs, Superintend-
ent OF Carriers Major Il. I. Walker. su-
perintendent of Reeistered-Letter Depart
inent Wray L. knight. Superintendens OF
Money Order Department J: A; McIaugh,
lin, Stamp Clerk NJ. NJ. Williams. aud
three special delivery messengers.
In the oifce of Deputy Collecior-of- In
ternal- Revenue N. J. smith there are four
clerks and two ogaugers, 70 none Of whom the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
National Bsse-ISali.

10y IEItrIdIU 10 IIlU DI'Ttt1U'I
NEW YORK, March s. the baseball
league finished its labors at 5:15 +. H.,
making public at the close Of the session
nothing OF its transactions beyond few
changes in the phraseology of the rule
governing sacrifce-hIts, the fact that John
b. Day had been elected an honorary mem
Der, and the schedule. The champion
ship season opens April 9th and closes
September 30th.
After discussion OF Southern League
matters il was decided that the same rules
as those adopted IN favor OF the Eastern
League should apply to the Southern
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
PaImo,tO-state Loap.

10y 'N''~--F'4 ~ - '''7-''-'i
NEW YORK. March s.-The State Of South
Carolina has effected arrangements
through the Baltimore Trust Company
with a syndicate of New York, Baltimore,
aud Richmond capitalists TOR placing its
new loan Of S5,25OO00, which is to run for
forty years and bear ~ per cent. interest.
IN January the syndicate took 81 0OO, 600 Of
the bonds, which gave 1t an option on the
remainder Of the Issue up 10 April lst. H..
A. Lancaster d Co., Of this city, the repre-
sentatives of the syndicate here. say tho
option was exercised to-day. The first lot
of bonds mas been marketed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
DANGERS FROM SHlFTERS.
A BoX-Car Crashes fnto the Pullman
PaIace-Car-Scsred Passenger.
fsnecial Lelegram ID ne Dlsp atch.l

ITNalItI I'IV5 I'M % FI7 UF7N 17V1"I
WELDON. n. G.. March S-A local freight
on the Seaboard Air Line ran into tho
Abronia vestlbuie sleeping car here to-day.
The freight train was running backwards
under the shed. and an open switch caused
a box-car 10 run against the Pullman
sleeper. The damage WAS slight, but tho
accident camo near being serious. and u
colorad employee made a narrow escape
from death. Tho Pullman car was also
filed with passengers. who hurried OK
when tue collision occurred.
Freight trains should not be allowed 10
shift under the car-shed while passenger
trains arc here. Several people have re-
GENTLY made very narrow escapes here
The attention of the authorities should Do
called 10 this dsagerous practice at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
Coke. and VOORHEES,. There is no tangible

Coke. and Voorhees,. There is no tangible
information ubtainable in regard to the
candidates for the four assistant-postmas-
terships-general. The most reliable infor-
nation makes Robert Maxwell, of Buffalo.
the prominent candidate for fourth assist
ant, who has thsrdisposGl OF fourth-ciasS
post-ofiices, which was formerly the duty
of the nrst assistant.
The reception Of visitors occupied the
greater portion of the time of Secretary-oi;;
Agriculture Morton TODAY. and he found
little or no time to devote TO Official mat
ters. the greater portion Of these falling 10
misunderstanding WillettS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
undtoGotow Weldon to Be Welded.

TCOrrespOndeuce Of the k0hlnOnd DispaLch.I
WELDON, n. c., March S.-Mr. William 8.
Champion. of Crewe, Va, prominent
citizen of that town, was married here to-
day to Miss Minnie ID. Baugnan. charm
ing young lady of Amelia county, Va.
Rev. +. \. Stainback officiating. There
was no objection to the marriage IN VIZ
ginia, but owing to some difficulty IN pro-
curing license they came to Weldon. The
young couple were accompanied by Mr. D.
i. jenkins. of Nottoway county. The
bridal party returned home on the alter
noon tram.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

ciyil-service laws apply. II the hssdquar.
tors Of the district are moved back 20
Richmond tho clerical force here IN the
revenue Office will be much larger. Mr.
Smith said yesterday that he bad offers
already to go into business in the city. :,
Collector of Customs John fisher. and
hrs force, consisting of one clerk aud two
inspectors. are not cIvil-service appoiutees.
and. of course. expect 20 go out. Mr..
Fisher says he thinks he Will locate IN
California and engage IN fruit-rais'ng.
The two deputy United States marshsls-
Messrs. Ballard and Duesberry- say they
expect 10 make a living at something else,
and Assistant t-District-Attorney Bristow
will devote his entire time 20 the practice
of law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
A Hushei Of I'llIs.

and every one wants to stick fast in the
throat. aud feels as though they did stick
son,ewhere. Away with them aud take
Summons Liver Regulator. One-half table
snoonful Is q dose. and il goes down plea
sanity. You'll Gnd it mild laxative, with
mo gripping, aud does not debllitate. II
auickly relieves the system OF nalariai
noison and cures constipation. indigestion.
biliousness, and sick headache.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09

BRsroL. TRNN.. March Sat Big Stone
Gap early this morning W. C.. Harrington,
proprietor of the lntermont Hotel. met
with a serious accident. He was taking a
clipping from newspaper. when the chair
on which be sat gave way. throwing him
on the floor. One prong of the scissors
penetrated into his side to the hollow.
The injury is very serious and NAV prove
fatal. Dr. Nj. NJ. Butler, of Bristol, tele-
graphs tonight that he cannot yet ascer-
tain how serious the injuries are.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09

WAsHrScToS. d. C.. March 8.--Secretary
Herbert TODAY saw delegation Of gentle
mon represeutug the Worlds Fair and
Tie Board of Promotion OF tie Naval Re
view. The delegation was interested In
chsngiu. the datt OF the review so az not
to conflict with the opening ceremonies Of
the exposition. Mr.. Herbert beard he
view, Of the gentlemen and latter bad a
conference with Admiral Gherardl. who
has charge of the REVIEW. No conclusion.
however, was reached.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
sEcRETARY sOLEY RESIGNS.
little Doubt That His Successor VIII BE
oN-Cong- -essman ucAdOo.

WAsHmGToN. March Assistant-Sccre-
tary Soloy, OF the navy. rendered his, re-
-Isuatlou TO Secretary Herbert to-day.
SIT. So.ev's e~'guatiou, ~ Is understood.
is 10 take effect immediately. HIS sue
cessor. 70 is stated. will be named to-mor-
row. and from present Indications there IL
nt-le doubt that 10 VIII be ex-Ropresenta-
tive McAdoo, ol New Jersey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
con.pirater aud grpbez,ier.

10y TeINgTF Dc % IlD DI5V0FV11'I
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. March e.-Ephraim
ynnng- director of the defunct Spring
G,rden National Bank. was found guilty
ln the United States District Court tins
morning Of conspiracy with President
Kennedy and the cashier and with emoez-
ding funds Of the corporation. Young
was completely overcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09

sound mind goes very seldom Without .
sound digestion, and nothing eontrioutes toward
it more than the use Of As6osruxA BirrsRs. the
world renowned appetizer and tnvisorsiors
manufactured only BY J. q. y. siegsrs soma
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
.lnjor Emry wins ni. suit.

Especial telegram to tho Dispatcn.l
WELDON, n. c., March S.-The suits OF
Emry and wife against tho Raleigh and
CASTOR railroad were settled IN the Supe-
rlor Court to-day. Major Emry gets sl,5OO
and ooafa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
An Opportunity To Make Safe and
Profitable Investment.

The United Banking and Building Com
pany, S2l east Main street, offers tor sale a
limited number of the shares of It's capital
stock, fully paid snd non-assessable. at 80
per share. A cash dividend OF yer cent.
per annum, payable semi-snuually, IS pad
on the cost OF this stock. The STOCK also
participates IN the profits Of the company.
and is redeemed by the company sc It's ma
turity (Which is estimated to Do ABOUT
eighfv.f four months) az 500 per share. te-
gard less Of the cash dividends already pa1d
the holder thereof. Investors are invited
to call or write for q prospectus Ok the
company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09

The farmers wife. before she tried
The virtues of the victory food,
VIII tell you how her chickens died
And kept her in frettul mood.
She complains no longer. but when they
are droopy" goes TO her nearest cOuntrY
merchant and pays % cents for package.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
In Memory of ooloael w. W. Gordon.


DUNNsyILLE, March s.-The greatest in
terest IN the proceedings of the Circuit
Court of Essex county, which adjourned
its sprIng session on the Sd, centred IN
the preamble and resolution prepared by
the members Of the bar and offered IN open
court by Colonel W. Il. Aylett IN memory
of the late Colonel w. W. Gordon and
ordered to be placed upon tho minutes Of
the court. Colonel Aylett. Judge Danger
Geld. and Hon. Thomas Croxton, IN speak
ing to the resolutions, each delivered most
appropriate eulOgIes upon the deceased,
whilst Judge Wright. in ordering the
tribute to record. expressed truly grand
and most touching encOmlum.
Mr.. George W. Dillard, residing near
Centre Cross, Essex county, died on Mon
day morning AT o'clock. He was about
rs wears OF age Mr.. Dlllard from early
life was engaged i'll the mercantile busl-
ness. IN which he was quite successful up
To and during the late war. At the close
of the war ne discontinued merchandising
and wound up his business. Since then
he has devoted himself entirely TO farm-
ing. He, however engaged IN this quite
extensively whilst carrying on his mer-
camille operations and was the pioneer OF
the great Brighton wheat seed. which he
sold in many States in the Union at big
figures. The largest crop of wheat per acre
ever harvested IN Essex county was raised
by him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
pn,r,,u., Dlss.,ibis Cocoa

is more delicious In taste and aroma, and, BY tho
process /, is prepared. Is rendered more noarish-
ing and more easily disessed than any other
preparatica OF COCOA Or chocoiase>
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
Old papers for sale a, IS cents hundred
at DIsPArcH office.

Tssrap BIZ Tms.-For bronchial affections,
coughs, ETC., BaowS's BRONCHIAL IEocuxs have
prorsd their srcacy by test Of many years.
Pfica Is cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09

Help wanted to distribute circulars. We
nav IS per 1000. Must give good refer
ences. Apply at once. Address Mutual
Advertising Company, Chicago, Ills.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
AprerGNAT1oN ACCEPTED.

Secteiarv Carlisle has accepted the resie-
natloA II Colonel j. B. Weber. Commls-
sioner.nf Immigration NJ New ork. ne Is
the only prominent official who has for
mally resigned, though several In the
Treasury Department building have placed
Their resignatIons at the disposal Of Seere-
tary Carlisle.
From an early hour this morning until
lunch-time Secretary Gresham was en-
gagged at the State Department receiving
visitors.
Nr. Andrews. the Secretary's son-in-law,
VINO came on from Chicago to spend day
with him, aided HIM in receiving ana dis
posing of callers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
sALEs TO-DAY.

GEORGE W. MAYO. io,t A. NJ. household fur
nlturc. &c.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 1880 A. n. horssA
mules, vehicles 6c