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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
DIR. MGLYNN,s VISIT TO ROME sArIsrAcToR

Hamilton. ont. June .6.-The Rev. DR.. Edward
McGynn arrived here to-day from Ncw-YOrk to mr.
range for the removal OF his two nIeccs to Brooklyn.
Speaking Of his recent trip to Rome. nr. Mct:lynn
said that the object Of his visit was not most
papers surmsed. 10 arrange n settlement Of his din
cues with the Church; that had already been done
At Christmas time
my visit was merely 70 confirm the terms Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
FAILURE OF GRAND-sT. CLOTHING HOUSE.

Mann Brothers. retail dealers In clothing Mt No.
ga TO 800 Grand-s.. have failed. and the sheriff
has taken charge Of their place Of business Blimcn-
stiel IIirsch got IN first on an attachment for
s., 800 In favor OF IIammerslough. Saks Co. After
ward the firm confessed Judgment 10 II'mmcrslougl.
Saks Co. for 80 s2s to Aaron W. Mann who Is not h'
partner by that name for SI,4S5 money loaned. and
80 Mamie Mann for s50,6IO money loaned. Max
Ernst has also obtained attachment against the
firm for SII .G45. and affairs further compn-
Gated by several repevns obtained by Herman
Joseph The partners In IN" firm are Aaron W..
solomon H. and David Mann. Horwitz d Herself
field. the firms attorneys, said yesterday that the
liabilities were about s:}cO.OO0. The failure Is at
thbuicd 10 bad business and the stringcncy Of the
money market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
TIE YACHT FOTSD But THE MEN MISSING.

The sailing Yacht List found bottom side ny on
Wcstb,nk Yesterday afternoon by the tue j. j. Drroh'
The boat Is owned by George Corners Of rivesed Say
She was hired ou June Is by ;wo young ren wl'~s
names Mr. Corners DIES not know. II a. houghs "a'
the two drowned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
NJ. wADDINGrox,s SUCCESSOR AT LONDON.

Paris June ON. T.. I. \. DecraIs French Am
bass,idor 10 Austria has been transferred TO Lon
don 10 Ill the vacancy In the French Embassy
thcrr, caused by the resignation 0f VI. Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
CHOLERA on A VESSEL IN THE TYNE.
rOr-R HUNDRED AND FfFTY-FIVE DEATHS FROM

FOUR HUNDRED AND FfFTY-FIVE DEATHS Fh'N
THE DISEASE AT MECCA on SUNDAY
London, June CA sailor belonging to the crew Oh
steamer which arrived in the Tyne to-day from
Nantes captal Of the Department OF Lolrelnfcrelirc
France has died from cholera.
A dispatch from Mecca says that there were Aoo
deaths from cholera in that city yesterday.
Malta June 26.-Five more OF the crew OF the
steamer Widdrington, which arrived here thursday
night from st. Louis, France, have been attached
with cholera. The disease broke out on the steamer
on The voyage three persons having been STRICKEN
Two OF them died. and the vessel was p.aceo III
quarantine for a week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
An ENGLISH CHESS PLAYER COMING HERE.

London June .6.-J. +. Lee. th" chess player. has
completed arrangements for a visit to the United
states. lie is "A well-known London expert VINO mas
repeatedly starred In the provinces with great sue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
oN ruE LoNnoN STOCK EXCHANGE.

London. June "6.-Thc tone AT the close Of the
Stock Exchange to-day fiat. owing to the dc-
ton Of the Indian Council In rrgird 10 silver. In
the street dealings after the official close Of the
Stock Exchange, there slight recovery. Prices,
however. mnlny nominal, there being little
actual dealing Denver AMI ri, Grindc preferred
and other silver securities the weakest. Peru
vian securities fell three points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27

tim, Tho number OF certificates issued b. maze Pup
daily although the names OF the BANK, ma"''5 'r'
r.t,on for the same will not b" published. ...r
The Individual banks will probapiH, W. ~ The
through their boards Of director, III ra'ih' VI Wv
c'carinc housc association resolution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
THE CHESTER RESI- MES her VOYAGE.

The American Line steamship Chester, which WIZ
damaged In a collision with coal barge last ea'ur'
day afternoon sailed from her pier at Grahd She
Jersey City, at o'clock yesterday afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
CALIFORNIA BANk, RESI- MING.

San Diego. Cal. June % The Bank Of Commerce
resumed business This morning. and the First National
Bank will probably resume In a few days.
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DIR. CORNELIUS HERR REPORTED DYING

London. June cG.-It reported to-day that Dr.
Cornelius Herr was dead, but the announcement
proves to have been premature. dispatch from
rournrmou,h late this afternoon olid tiEt he was
SIN alive, bu, that his condition was absolutely hope
lees and that he m0ritund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
CHLLDREX

who are puny, pale,
weak, or scrofulous.
ought to take Doctor
Piercc's Golden Medical
Discovery. That builds
mp both their flesh and
their strength. For this,
and for purifying the
blood, there's nothing In
all medicine that can
equal the Discovery"
In recovering from
/" Grippe" or in con.
valcscencc from pneu.
monia, fevers, or other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27
CLEARING HOUSE CERTIFICATES N BOSTON.

CLEARING HOUSE CERTIFICATES IN BOSTON.
Boston. June oG.-Forty three banks represented
at the clearing house meeting this morning voted
unanimously In favor Of clearing house certificates for
payment at the clearing house. Ten banks
represented.
The committee having the matter In charge will
meet tomorrow and daily thereafter nt II a. m 10
receive applications Tor the certificates. 1t was voted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27

PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Philadelphia June o6.-The Democratic state Com
mittrc this Afternoon decided tn hold the state Con
yeniInn nj Ilarrishurg on Seplemher I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27

settlement and fulfil the promise made to visit une
Pope and receive his congratulations and pay my
respects to him. My visit was most SATISFACTORY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27

Fast morning and evening trains TO . .ne deep
dacks, via NewYork Central. DrawtnE-,v"
Ing and buffet cars through without enans"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-27

Tho many socirli,t riots which have occurred dur
ing the halloting In Germany are the nh'"rai "i'
come OF the exaggerated ideas entertained By the
social democrats IN regard Ia their real strength ~
,ou,icol marty. They have gained steadily In
p,ver since i-7l and have won a great victory ~
mo recon, pollinr But they expected still more. and
,hcv have become restless at the incomplete fuhi
mon, 81 their hopes They complain. for Instance,
that their parliamentary r pr"s'h'a'"h l. III SUM
,ccs not propor,ionate with the size Of their vo"
The law provides for the election OF one Deputy I"
tho E.lchs,ag for about each 100000 Inhabitants.
berlin where the Socialists almost In majority
.boud hay. sixteen representatives.. since ITS popua-
,,on is more ihnn 100000. STILL the capital mas
oulv six Deputies and Cologne only one though ih"
the German worhinsrnen have been induced 10 Ice
ucve H., n.elves greater power In the country than
they really are not only by their own leaders. but
o,.o lv those Of other parties and perhaps 10y tho
Tup.ror himself In one of his famous rcscrips OF
$500 IN which ue advocated liberal measures In
favor Of tho working classes. william II said: ~
l. evident that the requests Of a fourth estate. that
T. T., .a, Of "A Few sOcal class rise impcfpusly ana
ncracIrIy I'm front Of us It l. through reforms ana
M, through repression that shall succeed In con
,,,r,, 80, danger The leader Of the liberal party
iIrrr Hamburger. declared at about the same npi,
that GERMANY was tho typical land Of socialism. ana
The fact {, TIM, all socnllst doctrines arc repro
..ntnd there. Ghrls ilan and catholic 20 llll>m
IA, rnrclctl or con crvhtlv soc ni>m, Demo ratio ana
revolutionary socialism. To these should l." adh'u
Inn, rnotnnI socialism fer II Is known and m>
been admitted by Iicbkn"chi that the great victory
81 The ,,.rnan social Democrats n thr recent "l,
ton achieved partly hy ID" ~ 81 " me ,'ll!
money efrs to cur funds from socialists throughout
thc World
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SOCIALIST GAINS REDUCED.
CORRECTING TIE RETURNS OF TIE StNOND
BALLOTS IN GERMANY.
NOTaBLE SUCCESS. OF THE NATIONAL LIBERALS
-HIorINs; BY SOCIALISTS IN VARIOUS

CITIES.
Berlin June 2G-Corrected returns from constitu-
cncles in which socOnd ballots were taken on sat
urcay show that the Social Democrats nave hot
gained many seats as were claimed LOT '"e" vi
saturday night aud sunday morning. From west
Ilavcland IIarburg and Rudostadt false reports Oh
fine results were sent In, the effect that the seats
hal been lost BY the National Liberal cahddhtes'
although rs to-day's returns show. the latter carried
All three constituencies by eO0d majores Inc
gains of tue National Liberals in the second ballots
nave been especially notable. The GOVERNMENT
p,rt,cs generally have held well together and have
secured more seats In the second ballots than they
were thought to have any chance Of obtaining.
Early TIM, evening all the constituencies heard
from numbered 37J. Their Deputies are CLASSIFIED
A. follows: Cerical' -; Social Democrats ~
Nsatian, IL: Conservatives, a. Free ConscrVa'
tivcs ~: National Liberals. A. Poles ID; Anu
,.mc, III: Richter Radicals. 10; independent oieri
GALS IL Radical Unionists. IL Oueipis' u f"i'"'i
Peasants League, =. south German Deihocr"'s' -
Danes OF the 373 candidates reported as eico'eu,
II. ara counted aS against the bill, l-o ~ ior H. anu
!, A. doubtful hut likely 10 vote for the bill.
OF the twenty four second ballots not yet reportei
eight are sure TO 20 TO the Opposition. Yet even
should all 60 against the Government 'hohc'i'o,
von ,,privi viii undoubtedly De able to get small
majority II j. estimated that on the hrst "ii'o'
about , GOO 900 men voted for the bill and ''7o'0'
IN.
than In 1890
me taking Of 10, second ballots has D'ch
accompanied by rloous socialist deihohS'r''ion'
m several cities. In Mannehcim. where a >o'i'''
Democrat was un,eate by National LiDcrai' NV
social Democrats tried TO march In diso'o"'is po'
through the street,. They ignored TUE oid'is vi VI"
nolc. 70 dispcrsc and fired the police WITH r.
yolvcrs when the first attempt was made to enforce
the orders Mounted police charged ana sc"'"rc'
the mob, several policemen we're SPOT ana m"n'
socialists were trampcd or cut, Numerous arrests
have rcen made. In schwc'zngcn. N'ihhe'm anu
you Stcttin similar encounter, have taken place. ~
holy has been killed. but many nave been ""u"''"
and arrested IN each OF these cities
August Bebcl, the Social Democratic leader VII"
h,. been returned both for strasbuig and division
~ HAMBURG announces that he Will sit for IN. iacr
cnpsfiiu.ncy Rector Ahlwnrdt. the Anu semitic. ha>
odd. 10 Il, FOR the Arncswadc district where lI'
GA, elected on June -. rather than for Ncu-ttttln
where he wa. elected on saturday.
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:, o. ,ou.os and had never m.

fool in their own houses. and had never the
right at anytime to call themselves men.
Such plays as "Alsbama" presented IN
such a thoroughly foolish manner. tend 10
create a very WI )ng impression. and II Is
really pitlabla that intelligent sons ana
daughters OF Thespius should 20 about the
conutry attempting TO portray characters
they know nothing about. and met win
the only success OF turning very pretty
play into n .rayesty aud II farce as sepseless
as the efforts OF a Yankee farmer would De
TO portray the character Of an OLD time
Southern cotton planter.
That funny comedy Uncle Hiram will be
the attraction at the Academy OF MUSIC
Friday. Sept. 18th. Tho comedy serves to
Introduce tie adventure OF a smart country
man who has evidently had bis cye-teetn
cut several times The comedy has amused
thousands IN every city throughout INC
tnited States and Canada Uncle hiram
has 81 very hard time Of il when he gets INTO
New ork City. and before then MS lie las
not been an altogether mOnOton0us one.
Dir. Aaron II. Woodruff. who p avs tbis
eccentric character u an excellent actor
and makes great deal Of n out OF IT,
Miss IrOja Grlswoid. a clipper 20 D.
fette. aids hin materially IN the way OF en-
tertGlnlng nd the other members OF tDe
company contribute their share.
The Richmond Theatre vii be closed
this week, the regular season at that
house not beginning until october. There
are two or three attractions 20 play there
before the regular season, but the dates
have not been arranged. Mr.. Cahlll IS
buslly engaged I'm arranging his new
scenery and making other excellent IN
provements. and his house viii be pretty
and comfortable during the present sea
On.
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FOR RENT, own T:a'
II Bf CARNFAL& GAYLE, Ni,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, ELL
ll06 Main street.

500 per annum. No. Gil Marshall St. 7
si i8'I per annum. Nos and ". Clay ST., ~
$50 per annum. No 1923 Floyd avenue
rooms modern cOnyoniences c. -,
sam Ter annLrn. No. g9l4 J.. Broad St, brick
dwelling with rooms. -. mo.
500 per annum, No. 56 W. harsnan ~. @.
SelJ PER annum. Nos. 50J and So ST. James 3D.
SEQ Der annum, No. gii y. 10th ST.. rooms
slnl Ter annum. no. 50S y. 30 st.. rooms
$40 per annum. Nos ~ and 82i y. 2ith u
brick dwelling with 6 rooms each, modern
ssl0 per annnm. No. 1916 W Cary ST., rooms.
$50 per month. No. 501 n. nth st.
sl2a0 per month 33j =. Laurel 81, q rooms.
sl5 per month, No 2sllt. h.. Clay 81, = rooms
slj per month. SO. 2iii W. Main ST., Hat
si2o per month .si2 y ST., with rooms ana
large lot. .
sI2.5I per month, 10. 10 y. 2sth ST., with
rooms. ,,,.
sil per month, No. 1901 W. Broad St., NIOtt.
Is per month. No "A Moadoworidgo road,
rooms. selv-4I
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PROPOSALS..


CITY ENGINEERS OFFICE.
Richmond. Va. Sept Q, 1872.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECElN-
> ed a. this Office until 6 o clock p. NJ, on the
10Th day Of September. 1895 for furnishing the
Cast Brass and iron Carpet strips for the New
City Hal building al Richmond; Va. IN ac-
cordance with the drawings aud specihca-
tions. which may be seen at this Office.
Zach bid shall be IN lump sum Tor the whole
and be accompanied by Il certified check Tor
5000.
The Committee on Grounds and Buildings
reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
Proposals mnst he enclosed IN an envelope;
with name Of bidder OH outside, sealed and
marked " Proposal for Carpet Strlns Tor the
New City Hall Building" and addressed 10
N. L, CuTsHAW.
selO,l2l5,l1Is City Engineer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-10

The Hebrew New Year began atsunset yes
terday afternoon. and IN consequence many
OF Richmouds merchants will have their
places of business closed tomorrow. There
will be services appropriate 10 the day at
the synagogucs, and at Beth Ahaba a beau
tiful service will be conducted by Rev Dr..
T.. y. Calisch. sermon appropriate TO the
day VIII be delivered, and a beautiful musi-
cal programme viii be rendered.
Ncuralglc headache promptly cured by
Promo-Seltzer-trial bottle 10 cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-10
COUNSEL TO MEN OF LARGE AFFAIRS.

During such period of financial disturbance as the
present you find il necessary to concentrate all your
talents and energies the management of your affairs
You cannot safely delegate the work to another
At this time any one else matter what his ability,
would be unable to successfully conduct your business or
protect your investments, as well as you can.
But there is CHANCE that you may at any moment
be FORCED thus your affairs the manage
ment of another-namey, in the event of your death
Remember that executors often think more about
avoiding risks and protecting themselves than of carry
ing out the spirit OF the tcstator views They eener
ally lack experience in the business they are trying to
wind up.
This inexperience and possible lack of interest may
cost ten or fifteen per Of the value of your estate
or more.
You cannot but recognize the truth of this statements
nevertheless you guard against this loss by assuring
your life for the amount which IN your judgment your
executors would waste in winding up your estate
You can easily, by economizing little in your
living expenses pay from your income the premium on
policy for $4,000 or 100000 issued by the strongest
financial institution of its kind in the world the Eqta-
bic Life Assurance Society OF the United States, 100
Broadway, New York
If you then chance to die, your executor will be
INSTANTLY in the possession of $4,000 100000 OF
CASH IN HAND; and ready money will have FoURFoLD
value if DEATH COMES.
On the other hand, if you live, and take your assn
rance (or example) on the twentyyoar Tontno Endow
ment plan, you will YOURSELF reap rich reward on
turity Of the policy.
The following is an illustration of one out Of many
such policies maturing in 1898;
EXAMPLE.
LETTER FROM POLICY-HOLDER IN THE EQUITABLE.
In response your request that should give you for pu
ton the results Of Policy 40 1884, which matured June 2 1913,
beg 10 make the following statement;
The policy was $1,000 issued twenty on the
Fndowmqnt piau The paid In premiums 1888 CO.
Among other options the following methods of settlement
offered -. 100, ,
the nreuium interest exceeding
second-A paid .np policy of life for S}Sjs.
lima is9s RI. RILEY
n B-The the above letter has applied 20 the EluL
table for policy five times the Of the original
policy.
JOHN R. WEST, Manager,
RICHMOND, WA.
sep7wfs
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]. Thompson Brown Il Co..
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneers'
III East Man street

III East Man street
TRUSTEE SALE ..,..-l,,, 49,.
l. 81 REQUEST or THE GRANIOR AND
BEN FfCIARf.
TWO MEDIUM SIZE, MODERN BRICK
DWELLINGS.
NOS 6AND IVES LINE Oh SOUTH FIRST
SiEEEI
WEEN MAIN AND CARY.
Byyirtue Of deed Of trust dated May p q.
is1i. 10 the uu dersiEued trustees. rec rded IN
the Clerks Office, Rlchuo nd Chancery Court,
u. b., 49, page i6l. 10 secure certain 10 5
therein mentioned. default having been
made and being requested by the grantor and
beneficiary 50 20 do, sc VIII pfoee 10 sell At
public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER -, 1873
at o'clock p NJ, tho property described in
said deed As Oll0Ws: That lot of land in The
city Of Richmond fronting on west side Of
First street. between Main and Cary streets,
2 feet and running back between parallel line
70 feet
The improvements consist of two modern
brick dwellings,, one with bar vi dow, the
other a neat veranda porch; they are most
conveniently ar au ed and always in
demand By good class or tenants AZ
remunerative rents.
Terms: Cash as 10 expenses OF sale and 10
pay OF note OF $60 with interest due thereon
from August p 1893 800 November q. ls33
go. February =, is3i. md $500 on hay %
1894 and balance on terms announced az the
sale as may be agreed upon by ali p rites in
terested, OtherWIseas the trusiea may direct.
ANDREW FlLZINi. Jk..
l.. L. BRO =. Trustees.
IHOMPSON BROWN * Co, Auctioneers,
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By Denoon. Upper & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
81 Main Street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
L ESTATE on CHELSEA Ill., IN
TIE COUNTY OF HENRlCO, FRONTING
STREET.
By virtue Of the provisions o. q certain deed
OF trust. dated August 9Th. l--s, OF record In
Henric0 County Court, ID. b. q, p. 6i,detault
having been madein tine pa -mcnf of portion
Of the debt therein secured and being re-
Quested 20 % do, l Will sell Dy auction on the
premises on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, 1893,
az SEQ p. IN . the above described property
fronting on the north line OF Wood street,
consisting of three lots OF % feet each, having
u depth oil JOB feet,
Tie improvements are in good condition,
and are we'll rented.
TfEws. Cash as T. expenses Of executing
this trust. and balance due on note amount
ing TO s.u0.O1 with interest from August ). IN,
1893 aud residue on terms % Do aunouuced az
sale. q. l.. DEAOON, trustee.
g.l-ti
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BOAKDERs.

A L AN EARLY DAY / WILL HAVE FOR
n BOARnERS two most desirable ROOMS
at No. y. Third street. Very desirable Tor
can also 10 accepted. sei0-lt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-10

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
IL 10 q az your own Price. tomorrow,
MONDAY MORNING. At 1882
Four Chamber SUITS in oak. walnut and
stained wood; handsOms iar.Or suit, brand
new. MarbrObes. Piano. Organ, kitchen
safes, Tables. Bureaus. Bedsteads. Wash
Stands, Sewing Machines IN perfect order,
] good Writing Desk. cane and wOod-seat
Chairs hair Mattress new. ! fancy Parlor
Table. Floor OIL Cloth. oak He.rigera
Cooking and Heating stoves, Rockers Mantel
Clocks and large assortment Of misceian-
sslOlt An POLLARD. Prop.
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AUCTION SALES Future Days.
By r. H. Pluemacher.
Real Estate Agent an Aucti0neer.
No G North Ninth street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OLA DESIRABLE
y little hon e i'm Henrico county with Two
FRAME DWELLINGS, Adams 60 al. vs.. WI
lis trustee. 2 al-lnihe Circuit Court OF hen
rico county, decree of Nay an, /. s3.
I'm pursuance OF the decree in the above
mentioned court. the undersigned hereby APP
pointed tor the purpose viii sell at public auc-
ton Oh the premises,
FRIDAY, SEPT. 18th, 1885, AT p. NJ,
the above property, situated on tho east limo
OF Bacon street. near Brooke ayenuo aud tho
corporate line. It contains "a dwelling IN
cours OF erection and also an old one IN Tho
rear containing three or iour rooms. Tho lot
fronts 3J feet and extends back lli feet, orig
inGily known as the Willis property. lhs
property can ue bought az largalu;
Terms: One-third cash and the residue IN two
equai payments 40 sixand twelve months from
date OF sale. he deferred payments 90 bear IN
terest from the day o. sale, and the purchaser
giving ms negotiable notes for tho said prin.
cipal and interest and the title to be retained
until the whole of the purchase money Is pad
and q conveyance ordered boy the court.
5. BLAIR, Special Commissioner.
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u xcURsIoN SEASON OPENED.

II XCURSION SEASON OPENED.
THE VIRGINIA NAVIGATION COM
PANY Is NOW READY TO BOOK
CHARTERS FOR ANY or
THE FOLLOWING ATTRACTIVE EX-
CURSIONS by THEIR ELEGANT
SALOON STEAMERS pOCAHONTAS
new AND ARIEL:
The famous MOONLIGHT EXCUR-
SiONS TO DUTCH GAP and MONITOR
WEEKDAY EXCURSIONS 10 OLD
POINT, NORFOLK, VIRGINIA BEACH.
OCEAN VIEW and WARWICK PARK
Churches, societies sad other OrganiZa-
tons can now secure low rates, on CO.
operative plan, by which they can make
good profits without risk. Call early
for circular explaining excursions terms,
&c. IRWIN WEISIGER.
Supt Virginia Navigation Company,
ty2-sutf Planters National Bank.
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MOONLIGHT TRIP,
STEAMER POCAHONTAS,
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IA, 1893,
BY
RICHMOND LODGE, No. As. ELKS.

Music both vocal and instrumental, dane
ing, symphony Cub and special social SEES
sion Mr. John kyal II specialties.
Those who attend the German festivities on
that day can have time 10 make the trlp.
Gentlemen, Soc; ladies and children. sc. A
limited number OF tickets 10 be sold. The
steamer leaves at Il. M.
Sq1B-sQ. we tn
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In the Circuit Court Of the Countyof Henrico.
Adams and othors VS.. Wills trustee, etc
/. w. S, leake. Clerk OF the said court, GER
tify that the bond required OF Commits Toner
S. b. CHM by decree entered IN Che SAID
cause. on he ith day Of MAY, 1893. hiss been
duly given Gwen under my hand this nth
dav Of Nav. 1873. WIS. LEAkE, Clerk