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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29
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TIE VIM PROBATED.
Mr.. Edward Y. Cannon Leaves 100000
worth OF Property

The will of the late Mr.. Edward Y.
Cannon was admitted 10 probate in the
Chancery Court by Judge Lamb yester-
day. Mrs. Mary r. Cannon declined TO
qualify as executrix, but Messrs. George
r. Cannon and Henry NJ. Cannon quail
ned as executors. The win contains the
following:
First. / give and devise TO my wife,
Mary G.. Cannon. all my HOUSEHOLD pro-
perty books. and personal effects OF
every sort, and also one-third part Of
oil my real and other personal estate
FOR her ife remainder over at her death
10 be divided equally between my three
children, George r.. Cannon. Henry NJ.
Cannon, and Mary -. Cannon, In the
manner hereinafter provided.
Second. l give and devise the remain
ing two-thirds OF my estate, real and
personal. 10 be equally divided between
my several children above named, but
direct that the share Of my said daugh-
ter. Mary II. Cannon. shall be held by
my executors, hereinafter named, as
trustees for and during her life. and
that they shall apply the income of
her shase OF said estate 10 her use
and support, free from the debts, engage
ments or control of any husband she
may hereafter take. and at her death
equally between such issue as she may
leave surviving her. and the descendants
az any of them who may have mar
RED. and dead leaving issue share and
share alike. and in default of any such
issue. said estate (and the accumula-
lions thereof If any there be) shall
pass 20 and be divided equally between
my eaid sons, or II one OF them be then
dead, 70 the survivor Of them. and the
descendants Of the other. or If there be
no such descendants, then the whole
shall pass TO such survivor. or IL both
be dead. leaving no issue. nor the de-
scendants Of any such issue, then the
same shall pass 10 and be equally divd-
81 between my next OF kin according
20 the act OF descent and distribution
now I'm force
Third. ! appoint my wife Mary T.
Cannon. and my said two sons. George
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29

Justice Crutchfeld yesterday morning
disposed of the following cases:
Samuel Lpscomb was charged with
being disorderly and abusing w. f. Sales.
The case was continued until to-day on
account of the absence of n witness.
Jefferson Jones. charged with striking
John A. Johnson with a stick, had his
case continued until to-day on a similar
account.
About one dozen devoted colored
church brethren were before his Honor
charged with indulging In regular old
time church scrap. in the Twentieth
Street Baptist church. The case was dis
missed.
There were several small cases OF
minor importance that were either dis
missed or fined.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

II HE ANNUAL POUND PARTY OF
the METHODIST and PRESBY-
TERRAIN HOME FOR LADIES, No. 5l5
north Seventh street. Will take place
THANKSGIVING-DAY. NOVEMBER
S0th. We earnestly appeal TO the friends
Of this institution to remember it with
the same liberal donations as on former
occasions. AS the support OF the Home
during the year depends greatly on the
contributions OF Enthusiastically we
cordially invite all friends Of the Home
TO visit it on that day and witness the
expressions Of pleasure and gratitude with
which their contributions are received
by the inmates and Board Of Managers.
no2g-lt
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GROCERIES.


y RANULATED SUGAR, 41-2 CENTs
~ PER POUND; LIGHT BROWN ST.
GAR. Sl-2 CENTS per pound, good Cream
Cheese, lOc. per pound; three large cans
Tomatoes for &c. White Sugar. &c. per
pound, New Corn 3 cans for &c: New
Raisins, &C. per pound; Sweitzer Cheese.
2Oc. a pound; New Home-Made Preserves,
&C., or 4 pounds for DC; Arbuckle's Ariosa
Coffee. DC a pound; Chalmers Gelatlne,
Sc. package; large can Table Peaches,
1Oc. Boneless Goldfish. &c. per pound; Pure
Sugar Syrup, zoe. a gallon; New Macke-
rel, &c dozen; New Currants. Sc. per
pound; New Citron, 1ic. per pound, New
Virginia Buckwheat 4c.. or Z pounds for
25c.: Apple Butter &c. pound, or
pounds for DC; good Cooking Butter, 1Sc.
per pound; Wine for Jelly, 2Qc. quart:
Dried Apples, &C. per pound; New Jelly.
Sc. per pound. orc pounds for Sc; Snow
Flake Flour 1915 per barrel. sack 25c.;
Silver King Flour. best in the world, $500
a barrel or &c a sack: Salt Pork. Zoe. a
pound. 5. uttMAE'S SON.
1870 and iS22 east Main.
Phone 3l6. Price-List mailed on april
cation. no26
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Tells About His Irip

Mr. Isaac sharp, who has been holding
meetings at the Friends meeting house,
on Clay street, above First has spoken
very acceptably. and given great pleasure
TO those who have heard him. He preach
ed twice on the Sabbath and again last
night. He gave many incidents which he
saw or which happened to him during the
one or the other OF his missionary tours
around the world.
He leaves the city to-day, and at 10
O'Clock this morning will hold farewell
service in the house above mentioned. 10
this service the public are invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29
ALIRGINiA NAvIGATIoN CoMPANY,s

VIRGINIA NAVIGATION COMPANY'S
Y JAMES RIVER LINE for the sea-
suore. cheapest and most pleasant route
% Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old Point, New
port News. ClarvmOnt and James river
landings Connections: At Old Point and
Norfolk fOr Hampton and Smlthleld
Va, Washington. ID. g., Baltimore, Phila-
delpnia and New York. james river ~
daylight, Great tourist line. James
town, Du' en- Gap and war scen7ry. Rates
les than half charged By rail. tsre 10
Portsmouth. Oid Point and Norfolk.
$50 and 500. Steamer Ariel
AYES Richmond every MON
DAY. WEDN ESDAY and FRIDAY at
7 A NJ tSTREET CARS GO DIRECT
LIZ TO STEAMERS WIZARD 70: above
named places Through tickets on sale
on steamer and az CAREERS Agency No.
gOl Main street Baggage checked
through. 5tate-rOOms engaged for day
or night. Mus.c BY grand Qrchestrion.
FREIGHT. Freight recelv cd daily for
above-name1 places and Eastern North
Carolina; also for Eastern shore q Nir-
glnia and all regular landings on the
James river. at Low EST RATES. ana
through bills Issued
EDWARD r. BARNEY. President.
IRWIN WEIsIGER. Superintendent
General Ofices: Planters Bank Build
Ing.
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Seats on Sale.

This mornir the sale Of seats for
Hovt's "A Trip to Chinatown" viii begin.
This farce Is by far the best Of Mr..
Hoyt's numerous dread winners" and
he has never written anything that has
not been rapturously received by the
American public. "A Trip to Chinatown
is still running at the Madison Square
Theatre. in New York. where it has con-
tinued for two years to crowded houses
every night The company that will pro-
duce this latest success at the Academy
next Monday. Tuesday, and wednesday is
under the direction Of Mr.. Hoyt himself.
and the farce will be mounted with the
careful regard TO details that character
ize all the Productions of Mr.. Hoyt.
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Properiy Transfers

Richmond: u. NJ. Burgess and wife to
g. Burton Mountcastle, Is 1-6-12 feet on
north side Hanover street near Cedar,
$1,000; c. II. and w. F. Topp TO Dora
Topp. stock of goods and fixtures at No.
722 north Seventh street, 800.
HenricO: Robert Brown and wife to
German-American Building and Loan
Companys trustees, II feet on north side
u street, between Twenty-eighth and
Twenty-ninth, $45l.70; Il. Donahue and
wife To William p. Dickinson. GO 652-ie00
acres on Williamsburg road, s.; William
u. Rice 10 a. j. Chewing and II. >.
Rose. 30 feet on west side Thirty-thrd
street, between r and s. 500.
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Ambulance corps for Football Teams.

The New York World. discussing foot
ball games as now played by collegiate
teams. Is inclined to think that an ambu-
lance corps should accompany each
side TO the field. The idea Is that the
men who take their lives i'm their hands
In these deadly contests should not have
TO depend upon by-standers for surgical
aid
I'm the crashing of bones and the
crunching of flesh" the Worlds article
continues "the bad player should not be
compelled 10 depend upon voluntary
assistance Of friends and the accidental
presence OF a doctor. Each team should
be equipped with thoroughly drilled
ambulance corps and staff Of surgeons.
They should be supplied with full outfit
of wagons, stretchers, sawdust, lint and
lotions. A hospital tent would also be a
desirable convenience"
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A WORTH Object.

The annual pound party Of the Metho-
dist and Presbyterian Home for Ladies.
No. 5l5 north Seventh street, will take
place Thanksgiving-Day, November Goth.
An appeal is made to the friends Of the
institution to remember 1t with the same
liberal donations as on previous occasions,
as the support Of the home during the
year depends largely upon the contribu-
tions of Thanksgiving Day. An friends
of the home are cordially invited to call
at the home tomorrow.
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Richmnn = Henlth-

The weekly report of the Health Depart
ment of the city Of Richmond for the
week ending Saturday, November 25th,
is as follows: Whole number of deaths,
80; 10 white and is colored. Annual rate
Of mortality per loo. white 1853; colored
2i.63 total 2019
Sex and Color.-Males. white 6; colored,
II; females. white, o. colored. Z.
Comparative weekly mortality For
week ending November %, 1893, white,
IS; colored Is; for week ending November
rs. 1892, white, &c; colored. a.
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Shot through n Car.

On the Reservoir-street extension of the
electric railway, not far from the old
reservoir, on Monday morning, pistol
or rifle bullet was fired through one Of
the windows of the electric cars. The
ball passed through both windows and
near the head Of a little girl seated in
the car 1t is not known who fired the
bullet, but it is a matter deserving Of
Investigation by the police.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29
RAIL ROADS

RICHMoND, FREDEaf-k san
~ AMI POTOMAC KAILHoy1.froSU
uaie commencing JULY z, ia sehs.
ein standard time. ''0 eaAt.
i:4o a. NJ. Leaves Byrd-street -.
daiiy except SUNDAY 'Auoa
* Eta and local sfsi,.yy,
arIlVes az Washlngfc, 'Vls.
lz.Ul 4. 81: Baltir9t,ooH a.
M.i Phiiadelphla. RsyAIl
ON =. a., New YORK, 80 J. - =.
A<VV NJ leaves Byrd-street -.
lazy stops 90 EIbs ~'tloa
land. boswell Milford ESQ
erickeburs, Brooke an1 uftl-
water Arrives al v"ile'
ington al $40 p ''sa'
baltimore, 5:A p. ~,
yaliades,phiat T:ag P. N: NJ.
n nSrzi i az wash "a n; Also COW
~ r. NJ daily Train VIA
tiVlnS baltimore ga 3 a.
anu Phila ielphla So ~
dnd with Congresslo III I ~,
ca tall Pullman Par'or -'n.it-
4nd pennsylvania rsussse,is,
at At. 800 ? NJ sIriyiaass B 9a,y
7:l5 p. NJ. Leaves so B ~ -.
HauI' Sleeper Richmor3 ~
i MeS York and Washins,6oo
20 fnilaiclphla. Stops sf 't9n
nash,and, boswell Ml,o,S
TTr,esdericksburg, BROOKE IA
stations on Sun3ays 0'asr
pFSs at Washington a. ii,ie
~. Baltimore. l2S2A'Mg
Tnnsdsl9hia. 245 A. NJ Me-
o,oA a, iork. $50 4 ~ WV
e'oe a. d.. hrriyes az ryrd-stree, a.,
tion oaily. Sleeper from Ns,
49, Sons al Eloa, Vide
burg Anlfofi boswell &c, 90;
dtiS Sns on s S52Ps a, other "a.
o.qap =, Washington az $50 A. IA 80
200 = u, arrives byrd-street sfa.,,
udiiy. stops az E.bl. Ma.
water, Brooke. FrsIer.l...
pufg, Milford. boswell ar.
Ashand. Leaves Waslrr.
ton az 1887 a. 81
I'D T. M, Arrives Byrd-street stall,
daily Stops only at FrsfI
ericksburg. Mlford Dcsus1
from New York and Mas
S:+9 p NJ Does not ass
ll:2c 81. Arrives AZ Byrd-s,r,st 81,
Ton daily except SUNDAY
Leaves Washington 710pw
stops q Elba and ...a r..
FREDERICKSBURG ACCoMMopA.
,.oo DAILY AXlc''.5t,r SUNDAY
900 p. H.. Leaves Byrdstree station.
az j.. M. fredericksburg At
s:8 A. N, Arrives az Evrd- a.. eat a..
ton, leaves trsdericks6@,
a. eos NJ
A ,N) IkAINs
Dali = tCNPT SUNDAY
o:fS A NJ 8-eaN rs rlUas arrives AZ a.h
land at 1882 A. NJ
b'%O T. NJ, Leaves E'ba: arrives AZ Ash.
land at i:O7 p. VI.
6:f3 a. NJ, Arrives a Elha: leaves A.,
land AZ G.O5 A. NJ
6:O4 Z. NJ, Arrives an Elh1. leaves La.
land at 5.ls p. VI
C. A. TAYLOR. Trame Manage,
e. T. ID. MYERS
General Superintendent
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A Trim 10 The worlds Fair.

Mr.. Arthur 3. Clark will give his
splendid stereopticon views, "a Trip 10
the Worlds Fair" at Groye-Avenue Bap-
list church on Tuesday evening, Deem
Der 9Th, at o'clock. The descriptions
and Illustrations are we'll worth seeing,
and all who attend are assured pleas
ant and profitable evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29

D-Dlnner. supper.
80 ~ makes all local stops. Connects
at Raleigh with Piedmont Air inc i0r A,ls.
vile n. g., aud all interme late points ODD 'l'
Western North Carolina Railroad.
NO. 90. 'he.tbued Limited IRA d. Buffet
Nleopers, Richmond % Atlanta CIuuess l.
rectiy at Atlanta with W.. 4 70. r. fIr lii-
tanoova, Nashville, ami att points west tol-
meets with A. & w. L. To- o. Cor Mobile I0l-
gomerc New Orleans nj AL points -lf..
ives No extra charge on "NestlDu.ei Trans
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
No. 81 Atlanta special "hest. l.ei
Limited Train -ll:l5 A. "a daily
No ,s-Nail and Express -5.I T. 10 daily
except SUNDAY.
For tickets Pullman reseryaN.n- Re-, t..
ply AZ ticket Office. Byrd-otreef STA ION. H...
mond Transfer ON any. HIi etst llaIl street
and company oHice, ,3j east tia.u -tr.e.
JOHN G.. WfNDER Il. .. MYERS
General Manager. Genera
o. Y. SSH ID. TJAhUEl7O'.
Traffic Manager Passenger Agent
II. NJ BOlElN. city Passenger Agent
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OTlCE 10 CAKl.F DEALERs.
LEGAL PRorEs.loN.

j ATTOkNEY AND COUNSELLOR
AT LAW
Law office. so. state Bank Building
Telephone 49, PostOfiice Box 80
Richmond. \a.j
practices IN AN the. state and United
Statcs Courts I'm Richmond Deeds and
Wius carefully prepared. AckhoWl-
-dgements and depOsItions taken. Col
Iactiors promptly made and RENTED.
je2S-ly
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FINANCIAL

a. PER CENT EARNED BY OUR
i - SYNDICATE N SEVEN MONTHS
Little capital may be multiplied by our
Specializing system. We are experts and
successful operators. Book mailed free
W. A. FRAZER q CO., Pittsburg, Pa.
nO2l-Gt
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The TRUTH!
The Whole TRUTH!
Nothing but The TRUTH!
WARN ER'S
SAFE CURE

has been before the public for the past ], years
and achieved n success never equaled in the
history Of medicine. not only in the United
State but in Great Britain, Canada, Germany,
France and Australia ~ well.
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Richmond. Va. Nov. %. 1893.

n OTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING
~ of the STOCKHOLDERS OF the
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY will be held at the
office of the Company, in the city OF
Richmond, Va, on the 9th day or DE-
GENDER, 1898 at II o'clock M. The
Transfer Books will be closed November
25 1893, at Y o'clock NJ, and reopened
December I, 1888. at 50 A. Nj.
CHARLES NJ CRUMP,
no25-td Secretary
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EA1LiiOADS
GO osI, sliI.. ,1'

No HH7 ~
NA 9sss2 Ohio Railway,
NaH1uTEz~ S
DEFECTIVE NOVEMBER 10TH.
TRAINS LEAv L RlCHAOSD.
BkOAD-STREET SIAtlOS; -
$40 A. a., Daily, win pullman Tor To-
cal stations. Newport News
old Point, Norfolk and Ports
mouth.
800 4. NJ, Daily, with Parior Car, ior 10
cal stations, Newport News
Old Point, Norfolk and fOrtS-
49, A. NJ. Local train. except sunday.
for Clifton Forge. Connects
at GOrdOnsylile Tor w dshiu5
ton, at irginta Midland june
ton for LynchDufS, at Bdsit
Tor HagersJOwn, anu at Staun-
ton for W inchester.
200 Il. A. The Cincinnati and st. Louis
Limited daily, with Parlor Car
to Charlottesville and Pull
man Sleepers Charlottesville 10
Cincinnati and st. Louis.
Also coaches on Nos. and FOR
Stanton and local stations
Meals served on Dining Cars.
o.oO L NJ, Local train, except sunday,
accommodation for Cnariottes-
vile.
1000 r. H.. Daily for Cincinnati, with
Pullman TO Hinton and Char
iottesyille 70 Cincinnati and
Louisville. Dining Car elf
ton Forge to Cincinnati.
connects at CovlngtOn (Na)
for Virginia Hot Springs daily
Meals served on Dining Cars.
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
700 A. NJ, Daily. with Palace Car, for
Lynchburg. Lexington, Va.
and Clifton Forge. Connects
except sunday for Arvonia.
f'op r. NJ, Except Sunday. Local accom-
notation for Columbia, Va.
TRAINS ARRIVE Ar RICHMOND
600 BROAD-STREET STATION.
So A. NJ, Daily from Cincinnati
ii 80 a. NJ, Daily from Norfolk and Old
Point.
ZOO r. NJ. Daily from Cincinnati and
louisville.
500 +. NJ, baiy from Norfolk and Old
Point
~. ~, ~ = NJ, Except sunday from stanton.
ihAlNS ARRIVE Ei,tHTI-s Fftl.l.T
STATION
SO A NJ. Except Sunday from Column
ola
800 T. NJ, Daily from Lynchburg and
Clifton Forge
JOHN y POTTS.
Division Passenger Agent
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MI :: W HaIIQk:saSfaI1A

LEAVE RlChAOND tDAiLlL DInO.
STREET STATION, ...g..,i..
D W A. NJ, ikAN IlAlOND AFD sDAt W..
kEoIIBl LID Lla4l 4t-i.'
Atrlye NotlylN H. =. p.
stops Ouly al itiei5'-
MaVerly aud olAoiA' ....s
900 A. NJ, the CHICAGy 49,.
Tor LynchOufs' $500
Blueneu., EOlauo Ita'' iA- ','..'.
Columbus du4 Dhl-ts,
man BuAtL alrtpr-
10 Columbus, nItAuA. '..''e
5:2O z. NJ. For sauyiA. ,.or.o.n ..I,.,.e,
termedldte STATIONS ai'''-'
al NOIIoIA al ..I' D.. ID t
ll:5O PM. For Roanoke. hallol p, .
lasA and Bristol. D9.''...-
al ID4uOha t.If ID. ID. ~.
Washington ana lnaltaD''.t-,s
Limited. pullman s.--'
HOanoke to M.mSAla ''-
New Orleans DINING -'
attached Also i1r il
field and POcaului...
TOR Rocky Mount t.A 1915
tons on 81 lnstlu-7
sion. Pullman PaI. 7e.
between Richmond tri hl
burg. Bef.hs ready fIt
pancy al Juu b.. aI
pullman Sleeper fe.ti"
20 Roanoke. .s.
Tratus arrive Richmond from ~
burg and the West daily ht 81" - rs
and ZOO r. NJ. from Nofolh .s,t ID
East al II. I'D A. NJ, ana - Lii.
IL 90 80 y IS. COVRTNtf.
District Passengr Ak,'~
W p BEN Do,
Gene~ai Passenger Agent
General Cnice. Roanoke. va
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MAKE "A TRIP TO THE WORLDS
vi FAIR" GrOve-Avenue Baptist
church. TUESDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER
g. lS8 at o'clock. Beautiful views
and tine descriptions by Mr.. Arthur b.
Clark. Tickets, % cents. no29&deJ-2t
II THANKSGIVING DAN-PRESBYTE-
4 RlANS ana METHODlSTS will not
forget the OLD LADIES HOME. Seventh
street, NO. 5l5 north on THURSDAY
NEXT. Anything from a pound OF salt
10 a barrel Of -four or load OF coal thank
fully received. Send your donations by
your children II you cannot call Learn
them TO do good. no:si-2t
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PE,jIO Al
Office Board Of Health,

Office Board Of Health,
l06 north Ninth street
Richmond, Va, Nov =. 1893.
, IDS WILL BE RECElN ED Al IhIS
- Office until II VI. DECEMBER the
LIST. for furnishing the Horses and Mules
OF this department with the best HAY,
GRAIN, ETC, for three months, be-
SHINING DECEMBER the lst.
The Committee on Health reserve the
right 10 reject any or an bids.
Call an this Office for form or bid
no2J-td BOARD OF HEALTH.
- Office TO CAR4'l.F DEALERS.
City Engineers Office,
Richmond Va. Nov. ~. 1893
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be re e.ttG
al tuI3 Office until o clock i. VI. on tle
.a day oi DEtEllBEk 1898, for all tie
I.ulr and materials and laying lu pia
lmplete the CARPETS, RUGS aud Lin
.I..JH for Che New Clay HAN BuiIdns
Richmond Va. iu accordance with tae
celebrations and schedules, which may
.ecn at this lice.
% bid mus. .e acccmpa lied by GER
led check 10. $50
Tne Committee on Grounds and Build
.~af reserves the rilht 10 reject any ana
fN Dids. w. T. - / ma IN,
City Engineer
no1S-ea&su&codt1o5
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Richmond, Va. Nov. %, 1893.

~ OTICE.-WE, THE UNDERSIGNED
~ members OF the Coal Exchange, will
close our yards TIIANKSGINING-DA
a. l.. Burford a Bro, Crump * West
Coal Company. W. T. Ford, Fourqurean
& Ruiin, Gay & Lorraine Company,
X. o. Gary, James Godsey, ;. ii. Hawes
q Co, f.; G; Holt, c; II. Hagan, >. +.
Lathrop 4 CO. !; -; Lacy; A. =. Mosby
Tyler d Ragland, Wake & Ballaufr,
S. Lipscomb AZ Co. nO29-lt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-~-~~-r~---~~ 49,. 1890. 100000
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
III POTOMAC RAiLROAD.-The freight
depots ot this Company will be
closed THURSDAY, No ..dBLR 3Otn,
Thanksgiving-Day Perishable freight
VIII be delivered till A. NJ.
noZJ-2t L. ii. STERN, Agent.
Richmond and Danville Railroad Com
pany-Samuel Spencer, f.. W. Hulde-
kOper, ana Reuben Foster Receivers.
Freight department
Richmond, Va, Nov y, 1893.
II HE FREIGHT DEPOTS OF THIS
L Company will be closed on THURS
DAY NE&T, NOVEMBER 80, 1888
(Thanksgiying-Day). Perishable freight
only viii be delivered between the hours
of 9 A. NJ. and IL 80 A. NJ.
no2J-2t L. II. LEA, Agent.
OFFICE or THE OLD DOMINION
" STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-The Offices
and freight warehouse OF this Company
viii be closed on THURSDAY, NOV EN-
Der 30th THANKSGIVING day. NO
freight VIII be received or delivered on
that day.
no29-2t Agents.
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Arcr,ox s.rr- This D,v.
BY George w. Mayo, Aucuoneer'
Nos. - and "a north Ninth street

g How-cAsEs. FURNITURE. &C, At
- AUCTION.-I will sell at my ''oie'
at 1880 a. NJ, TO-DAY,
WEDNESDAY, November ~ 1888,
Three PARI,OR ORGANS, In Walnut
and oak frames. Walnut and other
cHAHBER SUITS wARDRoDEs, BED
sTEADs, BUREAUs, M ASH pnd8,
CASES. s'rANDiNG OFFICE-DESkS,
TABLES, MEN CARPETS, LOUNGES,
SOFAS. HAIR MATTRESsES, COTS, ME- VIZ;
TAI FRAMED SHOWCASES, SCALES,
large and good Assortment OF HEATING
STOVES, and a general ASSORTMENT OF
useful articles. GEORGE w. MAYO.
no.sl-1t Auctioneer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29
N RUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE or IN
Il PROV I'D PROPERTY On YVES
DUVAL STREET.

BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust
dated Dth day Of May, 1870. from George
". Dobson and Victoria DObson, and %.
record i'm the clerks Office Of the Rich
mond Chancery Court, In Deed Book $50
G, page 428, default having been made
I'm the payment OF the debt therein Sc
cured. ana being required so 20 do by the
beneficiary. ( viii sell by auction, upon
the premises, on
SATURDAY, "a Day OF December, 1888,
at 1870 o'clock j. ~, all that certain
LOT OF LAND lying and being in the
city Of Richmond, Va, beginning at the
intersection Of the east line Of walker
street and the northern line Of an allie
or street IS feet wide, being the continue
ton Of Duval street, thence extend.
along the northern line OF Duvai stree
eastwardly and fronting thereon - feet
and running back between lines 9f WA..t
one is the east line Of Walker street. Oh
feet, with two frame dwellings turre1l.
Also all that lot Of land ly Ink and be.n-
IA the city OF Richmond, Va, fronting -
feet on the east line of Walker street
adjoining the rear line OF the above de-
scribed property and running back be
tween parallel lines 81 feet, more or less
with the two-story frame dwelling No
81 thereon. Property of this kind
rents readily and will yield you a good
income upon the amount expended.
TERMS: Whilst the deed demands cash
yet by consent more liberal terms may
be given at hour of sale
EDWARD S. ROSE.
hoZS-td Trustee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-29
MEETING.
Grand Lodge of Virginia,
Grand Secretary'S Office,
Masonic Tqmplp

Richmond, Va, Nov. ., 1913.
THE MOST WORSHIPFUL GRAND
Il LODGE OF a. r.. and A. MASONS Will
meet in it's l16th Grand Annual Commu-
nication in the Masonic Temple on TUES
DAY, 9TH Day of DECEMBER proXimo,
at q o'clock Il. NJ.
in attendance. WILLIAM b. tSAACS,
nO29-td Grand Secretary.