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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-23
CHATAUQUA BEGUN.
OPENING DAY OF THE BAPTIST Sun
DAY SCHOOLS At MT. VERNON.
Iutersssias Prsgrsmms Of Services.
Marion Bu tier 20 be Aerrisd-Cen-
piimsntsry Resolutions

RALyroH. N. G. Aug. n.-This morning
the first meeting of the North Caroiin
Baptist Sunday School Chsutauqua be
gan. at Mt. Vernon Spring. Aspecisl says
the attend snce is large. Every train yes
terdav and to-day brought delegates
Prominent men and women from the vari-
GUS parts OF the State are present. DR.. q.
A. Romineer Of Redsville explained the
object and aim of the Ohautsuqua. Rev.
W. II. IAwhon IS pastor of Mt. Vernon
Baptist Church. Rev. X. l. Patton Of
Morgarton led devotional meeting. and
song services were conducted by ). n,
Smith Of Winston and Theodore Wood OF
peachland. Rev. 7. l. Sprinkle OF VIM
ston discussed the lesson for the DAY,
Paul before Agrippa." ms was iono~-
and Rev. C. A. G. Thomas Of Greensboro
conducted blackboard exercises.
Lieutenant Ship, U. ,. A.. the officer
who. up to last year. was on detail ct ncau-
quarters here. is now In haleigh on :
months leave, having just come cut Of
the hospital at Baltimore
prsBAsrosNETT.
The Repubicans are trying 10 secure
The official disarmament OF their party Of
vanization by their Executive COMMITTEE
Your correspondent IS told OF this oy the
editor of the Repu biican- Popullst fusion
organ. He SAWS II Is the desire OF leading
Republicans that the members OF the party
shall be left 10 vote as they like. OF
course nearly all will vote the Populist
ticket.
Marion Butler. the real head OF the
North Carolina Populists. and ex-prcsident
of the State Farmers Alliance. Is to be
married at Clinton. on the 3lst instant, TO
Miss Florence Faison, daughter OF Dir. T.
l.. Faison.
VANCE AND silver
To-day the Alliance organ publishes the
following resolutions which were adopted
Of the State meeting:
Whereas. our able and wise Senator, IL
b. Vance. has recently indicated by letters
that he will stand by the interests OF the
people on the silver question, regardless OF
rarty organization; therefore be IT
Resoired. That the North Carolina Far
mers' Alliance tenders to him our thanks
for the manly. courageous. consistent and
honest stand he has taken on the silver
question. and in view of his attitude on
this question we present these resolutions
to Senator Vance and the other Congress
men from this State as expressive OF out
feelings and sentiments on the financial
situation of our common country.
2. That we request our Senators and
Representatives in Congress that they do
not vote tor the repeal OF the Sherman
law unless such legislation Is enacted u,
shall guarantee the restoration OF silver to
the position 1t occupied prior to 1873, and II
adjusting the monetary system OF the
country that they give due and careful
consideration to tho demands of the ALI
snce upon finance, and under no circnm::
stances to permit a system TO be established
that shall not recognize law and the staple
srops rs prime and basic security for
money.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-23
Hugthorno as n Visitor.

On one occasion after my return from
an African and European cruise was
ordered to tho Portsmouth station, where
we were hardly settled at housekeeping
when Hawthorne came to see us.
The hall was encountered with boxes,
the sight Of which made him feel his
visit to be inopportune, and he said
quickly:
IL have just come for an hour or two
to see you and must return this even
ing"
Mrs. Bridge, seeing that he was only
afraid Of incommoding us, at once an
swered:
Must you desert us when / need your
aid in unpacking these boxes!"
"Will you really let me help your ne
asked.
Her Joking answer, assuring him OF
her pleasure In gaining helper so strong
both in muscle and intelligence, put him
entirely ut ease, and for week he made
himself useful on all possible occasions
Commodore Bridges "Recollections.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-23

Reasonable Suggestions for the Woman
who Does Her Own Preserving.

PRESERVED PEACHEs.-Pare and
haIye nice ripe peaches. then make a
syrup as follows: Add to two pints Of SUI
gar one pint OF cold water. and when the
sugar is dissolved set it over moder-
ate fire. Beat half the white Of an egg
and add TO the sugar before II grows
warm. Watch carefully and when IL
IS Just ready to run over take Ii on the
fire and pour In tablespoonful or colo
water. After the ebulliton ceases put
II on the fire again. Repeat this three
times and after the third tablespoonful
OF water poured in let IL settle. Remove
the scum and strain the syrup through
a Jelly bag. 1t will be as clear as a
crystal This rule can, of course be
used in making syrup for any fruit.
Now add the peaches to the syrup In
the proportion Of three-qaurters OF
pound OF fruit to a pound Of sugar and
boil till soft, which will probably require
three-quarters OF an hour.
sPICED PEACHES.-These are also
called sweet pickle PEACHES. ALLOW
for every pound Of peaches-which are
Better IL a little hard-three-quarters Of
a pound. Of brown sugar, one tablespoon
full OF whole cloves, one half tablespoon
full OF mace and a half pint OF water.
Stick three or four whole cloves into
each peach, then make the sugar into
syrup, add the spice, put in the peaches
and cook until soft. Remove the peaches,
add a pint OF vinegar. let the syrup cook
ten or fifteen minutes longer and pour
over tlte peaches. Some persons pre-
fer TO have them less sweet. and use
only 4 half pound Of sugar, which. with
the vinegar. issufiicient to keep them.
Southern housekeeIsrs always recon-
mnd tn cling-ston peach for sweet pickles,
as they keep their shape better than the
freestones.
Brandy Peaches.-One peck Of peaches,
five pounds Of sugar, one quart of bran
dy. Put the peaches into boiling water.
let them remain three or four minutes.
then take them out and throw into cold
water. Wipe the peaches with n coarse
towel rub them smooth; then put them
into another vessel of cold water.
Make syrup OF the sugar according to
receipt given for preserved peaches,
put the peaches into 1t and boil un-
III a straw can be run through them.
Take them out, add the brandy to
the syrup and boil for half an hour.
Remove the peaches from the fire put
them into glass jars and pour the sy-
rup hot over them. They will then be
ready for use in three months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-23
o,ty CirouIt Cour.

IN TINS court, yesterday, John l.. Taylor
ty..esssu ~. D1en1 "a IaNOr VI LOWS L.
W4ustVn IJI SOAS.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-23
=. Ahop. mrs. GeO.Bowdsn.

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-23
LANES cITyS COUNTY TAX.
Appropriation For The Current fesr-
Personal and Other Notes.
lspectal.l

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, August 22nd.-The
lanes CITY Board of Supervisors were IL
session here yesterday: The tax rate for
the current year was fixed OF II. cents or
the 800 assessed value. The following
Appropriations pT were made; for schools
s1524. So; for roads, S60e.Ol; for the poos'
500. The board will meet again Septeln
Der lst TO wind up their matters tor the
Among the arrivals at the West Minister
Hotel. Chicago. yesterday, were a. "
Peachy. John Is. Spencer. ana u T. Afnui'
stead. OF our town.
Mr.. W. j. Heath, late night operator
here ia transferred TO Richmond, the ONCE
here being closed.
Mr.. Lewis Bumgardner, city attorney OF
stanton, who has been in town Tor sey-
sraI DAYS on important legal business. lett
last evening for home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-23
popUuTTs OPEN HEADQUARTERS
Chairman Eiiyson Picking Ont MS Com
rfst~S-Latc Nominations

The Popuiist State Executive Committed
have opensd headquarters on the seconu
aoor of tho building in which the Virgins
Ssa is located, with Mr.. W. Il. Harris az
Secretary. oo..
Tho campaign will be opened on the 3'th
INST. at Patrick G. H.. when 70 10 expected
that MAJOR Mann Page. ex-Altorney uen'
eral Field and PERHAPS Mr.. J. Brad beverp
writ speak Hon. jerry Simpson, congress
man Watson, OF Georgia. and other IN
ported speakers will open ire IN Septem
Der
Hon. j. TAYLOR Eiyson. who by the I'M
animous voice Of last Thursdays conven.
tioa was male chairman OF she Fitg'nn
Democracy. will probably DO ready 10 an
nounce his executive COMMITTEES oy 'h'
middle OF next week. This committee
an advisors BODY TO the State committee
aud IL composed Of one member from eaci
Conyrossioaal district.
II ia probable that the Richmond noms
nations for the Senate And House OF Dele
gates Will not be mads before OCTOBER
Now that the excitement Incident TO th'
anti. party contest for guoernatormi non
ar, il over, there seems to be general os
SIRE to rest from political work until tm
fall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-23
Negro Partipgtons.

Judge Dent OF Newman had some queer
witnesses In his court on Wednesday. They
were negroes, and while endeavoring to ct
tain the sublime heights OF stilted phrase
ology abused the kings English" IN q
frightful manner
why did you go there" asked the Judge.
"Caze wanted to perpetruate de whole
fax OBJ de case" was the answer.
"Why did you do sol" another man was
asked.
81 done hit fer de reason dat wuz ego
tistical to know 'zactly how II wuz-"
For two hours the courtroom was lurid
with Just such English, but the judge was
helpless and had to take the answers 70 bis
questions y he could get thu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-23
CAUGHT THE SPIDERS
,sv sAo THEIR BENDER AND The
IT. FARMERS WON The GAME.
o-u.x. Roys' Third Baseman Works
rb.n Defss,--rins Work by the
Pitchers.

r,h. College Spiders had played eight
.,s,nst the Farmers yesterday after
p'- and allowed Ellyson TO fill both tn
~ ms Of left field and third base. they
~, nossibly have given the Agricultu-
terrible light, but they didn't do
.od 80 Il Is the same old story. A
W. ,l,men named Bender" covered the
- hay for the Tarantulas. The mere
- .,.onof bus name tells the story. Every
"a. who knocks about town knows wha,
pot.raer" is The Collegians are ali IN
a, nttle fellows, but they mad their
iigg.,3ar' yesterday and they paid the
49, es. Caesar had his Brutus,
l'-.,,e. The FIRST his Cromwell-snd kicn-
O-"t College their third baseman. Poor
y. ,tsutrr.- nobody mas anything TO say
NJ - birn personally but on = baseball
.s.,ot his name Is Mud. Hls errors
OBJ. INST when the other team wanted
e.. md were baseball Waterioos in every
tsase ,,,,,,,,, -, ~. 49,
rh.r,me was a besutful pitchers con-
No 10 tbe seventh inning An
- tgirled the game OF his Ire. And
- fbeu Waen toe Colleglans had the
t.,-oers peateu. the AgucuiturIsts began
HrN
'o'',,,ts his and Bender's hoodooism they
-, tve men over the rubber.
ls,s settled the whole adsir.
- William Quarles, the prodigy OF the
o,c.sde city. tossed tor the FARMERS, aud
lily tncky bail he pitched. too. lie
80 the slugQng Iarsntulas down to four
. ao mus and famed out eleven bats
49, ns MAS quite wAd, however. but
So h,s ZOO work IN other respects al
i'sed nun plenty Of margin Tor that.
srtbony pitched wonderful ball IN every
,nning save the seventh, a1d no wonder he
- ms head then. Tor the spiders we're
~, worst nimnammed chaps one ever
saw. ts -, N
round game. aud the Petersburg, 'cranks"
Mo saw the contest were undoubtedly
lavish M their applause for the Farmers.
Inere Is no question aoout that. and then,
Too It's not 30 mucn tue noise that tue
Cocsade Clty enthusiasts made as 1t Is
,'tbe way they DO IT, Why Lord Ches-
,sTsr,d would kick himself If he tried to
we with them ~ roofing"
oOoD CAUSE Fok SHOUTING.
Here Is tue cause tor the Dlnwiddie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-23
PrsysrIy 4raasIers.

A4eLmOnd. Ssmes -. Oarneal and we
y i1-,aiy .is.Sne4a, - tVes o. 49, v"''u
isvs., ~ 4s44n -. ~ noI l1la4, vA,AJV.
ns1ueV. ssAoTsVn IV~eIS a-id VIE "
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-, ava oyOI0 N WI aAau "I1o w. NVV4so
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w - ". II. AVA, Ax1 Aoss "a A,Auv 1890
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-23
Glover Must Pay Costs

AsuxvrILI. n. c., Aug. 22.--In the Sn-
perior Court this morning Judge II. +.
hrmheld announced that. after full con-
sideration, he had come to the conclusion
that the interests of justice did not re-
uuire that Dr. X. II Reeves and A. j. Ly-
man. the real prosecutors. should be made
10 pay the costs IN the Glover embezzle.
ment cases. innsmuch as counsel, learned
in the law. had advised them that tho
transactions OF which Glover was guilty
Amounted 10 embezzement, and had
counseled than to institute the prosecu-
tior. This terminates the criminal pro-
ceedings against Glover. but he may here
after have his innings In civil suit for
damnQes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-23
Mental Emotion e,.d Jaundice.

The connection Of simple jaundice
with Sudden mental emotion is generally
admitted. Such facts as the following
are not uncommon: A young woman be-
comes yellow at the discovery of her
misdeeds; another on hearing that her
fiance was killed; a young man on being
discharged from office because he had
not grown tall enough.
Simple jaundice is often followed by
acute yellow atrophy. which Is also
known to be directly caused by shock.
In this form Of jaundice there is always
disorganizatiop of the liver cells Even
cancer may have like origin.-Ex-
chanra.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-23

latter has been received in this city
rom Mr. Fred ID. Peer. Post Office Inspec-
,oy at Snartanburg. S. c., who states that
"a has caused the arrest Of several ex-
a"stmesters and other persons who are
.baseed with obtaining goods and mer-
:hsndiso by fraudulent use Of the mails.
de requests that any, Richmond me n
.hants who NAV have been sTinoIed oy
me accused write TO him and send the
letters supposed to have been mailed oy
tha gang Of crooks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-23
Racing Al Cape Charles.
fSneeialI

CAPE CHAnIEs. Va. August 22.-The
s;Ith Annual Agricultural Fair opened
here to-day with q lsrg eatteniance. ms
racing was very good and resulted rs FOL
lows: .rr.h TIA,
Time. 2:4s4. , NJ
240A. ~ =,
"firanlte." Time. 1854.
purse OF 500, running race, won oS
"Natsr.n Time. l:57.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-23
In the Street Car.

Fogg-No, never give my seat to
lady unless she is advanced In years
(To young lady who has been trying to
eve him out Of his seat) Would you like
my seat, madam
Young Lady-Thanks! Prefer to standl
But she looks mad enough to bite
Foggs head off.-Boston Transcript
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-23
The Flancee's Paradise

All the suitors for girls hand in Bor-
neo are expected TO be generous in their
presents to her. These presents are never
returned. Therefore the willy maiden
defers as long as possible a positive
selection OF the happy man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-23
~, .u,,.sn.m napse,ea boon.

~ y oxpscsea Inat h.r. L. y. "ninS-
-a-., 49, rss IsSons.y S-SNs0u SO.AS~
sy--.... socls.aIy "a 49, A~0-oA.A -A-.-~-~-
~s-.-. 49,. sOVA Ol4ns A.~S ts.---'J ~ .--S
- --4 eAsol syV-l LAO ""s-VS' 49, "--'
se~s-s Va .yvusA @A.4u ssAoOs, - AsH ~SV--As
's...v..v D.,4ux Doen issssA AVS sA..@ ~
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-23
A .LIft- on ilendlng Dny.

To mend large holes In socks or In mer-
ino underware, tack piece OF strong net
over and darn through it. The darn will
be stronger and heater than without it..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-23

The object OF this suit is TO recover
against the defendant the sum OF four
thousand and two dollars and seventeen
cents and 10 attach the estate or debts
owing 10 said defendant within the city
of Richmond, and subject the same 70
the payment OF the plaintiffs claim.
And affidavit having been made ana
filed that the defendant II not n resilient
OF the State OF Virginia, he Is required 70
appear here within fifteen days AFTER
due publication hereof, and do what 10
necessary TO protect his interests In this
suit.
A copy-Teste:
ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk.
COURTNEY Il PATTERSON and HILL
MONTAGUE, y. q. aulo-thsw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-23

IS what Hoods Sarsaparilla vigorously
.tnts, and is always victorious In ex-
psnng all the foul taints and giving the
, Ia fluid the quality and quantity OF
perfect health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-23
Forest HIS Defeated.

SrAusros, Va, Aug. U.-lhe foress
H,l,0 wore defeated tV-day IN game WIN
Ia, otauutons, Tue score stanulhs ""
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-23

q - Il U q o u AOhai
Rchn0nd CoIlege.....O O010 O. 2
fssolsbaGg ............0 U 90 U . L
harmed runs-College, U; Petersburg Two
tsso nils-bsnen, smith, Xuarios, brodie. Left
Oh Dasss-Conoge, .; Petersburg b. Double
Yisys-Barnets and Duke. FIRST base on balls
" anthony, U or Qusries q. Wnd pitches
AlUony, u; OGGrles, v. Passed bells-banen,
Y, Aeeior. v. Unprecedented Tate, ksq.
THE 0AMH THIS AFTERNOON.
This afternoon the poor little Spiders
vlA'try their Iuok against the stanton
gIsDgers. Inc latter team plays rafting
game. aud something interesting may be
expected.
me kIrglnias expect to have another
pltCler by Saturdays game.
QuaTles, the DIpwiddIe wonder. has re-
eelycd Two natterIng oners-one from the
b0stOns and another IRON the AltoOnas.
ineTe were TWO games oil baseball
played at Hanover lsst Saturday between
o ulne IRON mat county ana team from
Manchester. The hrst game was won by
TIE latter by q score OF IL 10 y. while the
second was captured by tue Farmers by a
score Of y ".
batteries anchestere, Crostio, Lips
oomO ana Taylor. Hanoyers, Libby,
boldly and Fuller.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-23
LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA-AT RULES HELD IN THH
Y CLERKS OFFICE OF THE ciks
CUT COURT or THE CITY OF HICHs
MOND, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN
AIJGITST lSg3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-23

yrIRGINIA-AT RULES HELD IN THE
Y CLERKS OFFICE OF THE cIlt-
CUT COURT of THE CITY OF RICH:
AUGUST, 1898.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-23

p. p. Winston. receiver East Richmond
Company appointed by the chaneery
Court OF Richmond, In the suit OF Y.
N. Goodwin and ais. against East Rich
mond Company" ................, Plaintin'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-23

CLERK y OFFICE -Of- 1ftE tllt-
CUT COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH.
MOND, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN
AUGUST. 1898.
Erasmus w. Gates and Charles L. Brown.
partners trading under the nrm name
and style OF Gates Il Brown. plaintiffs.
w t. Fleming. ". w. Bowe. w. l.. Wal
ters. Jr G. Il. Linney, *. L. Hoover,
n H. StrattOn, Il. &. Braxton, j. A.
Cooke. George G. Walters, Il. L. Bar.
hour j. II. Bland, G. e. Thompson and
William NJ Yager.,.....,....Defen
IN CASE.
The object OF this suit Is TO recove1
against the defendants damages by reas
son OF certain unlawful ana frauduiene
acts on their part. The said plaintiffs were
induced 20 subscribe and pay for stock
in the Gordon Land Company. corpora
lion Illegally and fraudulently organized.
nromoted and managed by the said de-
PENDANTS. which said stock was ana 10
And affidaylt having been made ana
filed that the defendants. George G. Wal.
ters and J. Il. Bland. are not residents Of
the state Of Virginia. they are required
10 appear here within fifteen days after
due publication hereof. and do what II
necessary 10 protect their interests In
this suit.
A copy-Tesie:
ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk.
MARTIN g. PENDLEToN. q. q.
aul0-th4w
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-23
to,IoR sMyIne'o POSITION.
IL May be ChanEsa-hspf.ssn'a' Jones
ON siIver

r., May be Chsngsa-hspf.ssnta'i 1eaes
ON SILVER
WILMINGTON. ID. o., Aug. U.-Senator
HINTON tuIs afternoon acconpan1eo AZ.
MARI, IA. oIpy tne, o. AA-e"7n county, W
Inc o.ase Departm.nI, "noio tnoJ na1 :
cuulersnco wllu al. SuiucJ ioi@s'o w
lue lraIleler OF YuI. olnJ lie W soHo eo--
s,,ar uv.ltlon vIuer Iusp 90 ChO", CAiua,
Ia WINCH ue wAs leScAIit sPpoiusoo- 4'S
oecisioa HAS yst oeen Ieaoueu'
oosonGssAAs yo.'La srIAAs-
conoressmau Jones, vi Virginia. spoke
on 80. unauciaI question Juss ue.oIo TAG
,,ous. TOOK d IeUess lnas niternoon. lac
orcuuleu lue noor Ior aooul three quar-
t.r. ,,l All uouT. anu mAdv very ssions
arsu.nouL Ia favor Oh tu0 toe Soinsso
.1'srr discussing tue question iroA luAuy
stanupoln.s. a,.. and n,s
speecu was pronounced geuefaiit - one Va
Inc UssI l4al nas Deon uc..'eiou.
HUDuIs lo. AA.snALL.
Can't. Jonn ii. huds.u, Oh ChonAe
couA., WAC LAS tne enuOiselAcut VI VIZ
,,,,...a uvIesatlOn ior afsAsi VI 'Ns
oas.oan uIsttiVt, 10 mere. his H.eooS nv
urxlux uis sppo.usIi-n. a. Vucs-
OF Interest to Mothers.
The success OF Mrs. Annie Nj. Beam.
OF McKeesport, Pa. in the treatment or
diarrhoea in her children will undoubtedly
be of interest to many mothers She says:
..I spent several weeks in Johnstown. Pa,
after the great flood. on account OF my
husband being employed there. We had
several children with US. two OF whom
took the diarrhoea very badly. l got
some of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy from Rev. Mr.. Chap
man. II cured both Of them. ] knew OF
several other cases where II was equally
successful. I think II cannot be excelled
and cheerfully recommend IT," Twenty
five and fifty cent bottles for sale by
owens a Miner Drug Co., r. N. Slaugh-
ter, r. p. Reeve CO. and II. @. Forst-
mann. =
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-23

l.. W. Cook. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eicnuaht:
In case and upon attachment returned
executed.
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Erasmus w. Gates and Charles l.. Brown.
partners trading under the nrm name
ana stvle OF Gates Il Brown. Plaintiffs,