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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-04-05

Ayers Sarsaparilla cures blood diseases,
eradicates impurities and renews the vital
forces
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-04-05

NOR sALE-The stock and trade of a variety
Il store in one of the largest and most thriv
ing villages in Oxford county. Will sell sucn
part of the stock as the buyer may want, and
will sell or lease the store for a term of years.
Possession given immediately Inquire of G. j.
WALKER L co. 3-tf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27

There is no longer certainty OF crol
OF fair fruit without spraying wlthou
spraying with insecticides and fungici1e
no matter bow piopitious the season
otherwise or how fertile the orchard soil
This operation. rightly performed, invar
iably proves ef1sctnsl.
But to make start in the right dire
lion al d at the right time is hat NINETY
nine hudredths will not do. They seem
tied to the litchiDg post or non action. A
neighbor with q smell Tut good, orchard
had large crop OF fruits last season; but
the apple packer rejected over two thirds
on account OF knois, scab and orms He
remarked: Had Isprayed thetrees
would be SlC0 better off low. He is a
type Of a large msJo!i'y. They realize
the necessity, but postI one preparation
for it until the season arrives. and then
are too busy to attend 10 getting spray,
ing outfit.
Any active, vide awake young man
could prepare himself with the necessary
apparatus and poisons and then take con.
tracts Of most OF bis ntiehbors to do their
spra ying for the season, and make fine
thing out OF it, Orchardists who have
been approached on the subject regard
such an enterprise with favor
Spraying should net he done when
the trees are in blossom this course ruiz
ed swarm Of bees at my door.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27
anIrp,,imen, wan Apples.

The Orange County Farmer 10 recent
issue mentions un experiment with apples
that deteiyee wide notice. The expert
ment was brought to he notice OF The cir
cleyile Fara club by it's pietident, who
explained that the fruit was sent for I'M
spection by resident of the place, III g
experiment consisted Of storing the apples
hon one tree in BARR Is, some Of hich he
lined with paper, aud hrs we're unlln.
ed.
Our contemporary states that The
grow,r recently opened the barrels and
,xamined their contents and found more
or less decay in the app les in the uplined
barrels, while those 10 the paper lined
barrels we're sound aud in finest condi
tioo.
Such sn experiment is worth knowing.
1t involved but slight cost TO test 1t, and
If it prove s as valuable as this expert.
ment indicates il should, it will result 10
a vast SAVING to the apple growers OF the
country,
1t should be Il orougbly ttsted, and 10
making the test two tbicknesses OF paper
should be used in the lining. Old newsl
papers that are clean can be utilizel for
the experiment.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27
aarifnltuTf.


There seens 10 be . strange lnnaey 10
the minds Of great mary farmers 10 re
gard 10 feeding COWS literally, says
Hotrds Dsirymsn. Ass square proposl'
iios, no dsirymsl eau 81, rd to let herd
Of coed eoss gel ir Iov condition. he
mol o, y sohs himself Of chance iof
present gain. 10, be seriously cripphs
bis future.
Ii IL iasi tbs, conftspt tendency to bold
penny 70 close TO the eye that GOLDEN
csele csnno, be sesp on toe other aide Of
il that cute ihe said from under the feet
Of the average dsir!
1--we lock around We can sec every~ here
evidence enough TO sstisfy reno1soie
mao as 10 tue beet policy to pursue, 10
all plae.s IL is tie liberal feeder who
axes the moot nouey. His skepiical
ueiehbor vii sly; cant see bow he
does IL be pays 80 much for Iced. New
ertbeless he does ~.
There has lot been day the pact year
that feed has b,en 50 high but what .
dairy man WITH . COW that would YIELD
three iourihs Of a pound Of tutler day
could richly sford to give her oil she
could economically con, ume The trou
Die With the men who talk differently is
that lot enc in thousand has any hsur.
Is to show for tie belisf. They have
DO thing but m,re guesswork to stand 90.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27
Idle Time.

All mott any one can use bis labor nd
that Of q hired man probably when I'll
lage is possible. But be who IS able to
make every day count 10 the total OF the
years v ork is getting out OF debt or lay
ing by q little.
would not advocate using every week
day 10 manual labor; I o one needs an ocl
casional holiday more than the farmer,
but IL be puts in bis time we'll when be
pretends 10 work there will be better
chance for vacations. There are many
days 10 81 ring and sum mer when tie
work planned will have to be given up;
weather msy prevent or TEEN suddenly
called for. We csBnct best use these idle
days upisss we Keep we'll in mind Cor on
paper odd lbs that presented ihemsel
yes when we had to let them GO for what
we thought more inn oltant work.
To remove or bury stones that have
been worked about for years will give emf
ployment Then there is the repair Of
fences inclo,ing pasture fields; il done
before stock break out and may avoid
much rontls. Clean up old fencerows--
eyes res? Worse than thsi; refuge for
torious weeds
II farmers would care fully house tools
men engaged in their msnuisciure ould
have to seek other imploy meut; certainly
The hesyi st voluntary tex on the income
ofthe farmer soald thus be rem owed.
Prepare for ne eli tools - be wanted soon
II is DO uncommon sight TO see men rush
lag to town fer bells, pIoue hsbares and
20 on losing valuable lime when they bsve
7 o time TO lose.
lIrrly little fore itonl lit vili so inyert
comparatively vtrtblets time that 1t wi
give as valuable retarn as any.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27

N It's worst Perm
Rsxrpx. la Co, Wis., Hs tSs
H~s a. q nssswa roDsaes in tbs ialioxmx
yanss hsmsy. VIE wns sur@fna f-nza NJ Niiss
psAos N "a vrrn ferm frs s,ses IN yssrr,
va uus.sa By rsysrs4 rhyssaans wfal~si
effect Two tosilns a Fs1ior kooniTs xerw
guHsS c~red hssA-
Meuid Have Died.
HaLroEE. kass-. horensl~v, iDa
wa ~ raiH all cvsr, could 81 na rssi siih@
rk.st ~ aay and We ret ahls " de arr wofA
~ snnusAa. tut sr@ tasinr rAsts@ klTnigs
tssss Tc.n oDly ocs wsskl ess sxsls 10 sitnN
sxsd stisasd 81 mr dfrssn1stinE hed Is1d
ever I've hEaarad 3clAafH ~ ooeaorF at,8 sol no
l*rsssis ] certainly th4na sno1M hsw dAsd
hNx 80 ~ EAa MA lios ffgis nB~isctnM
MIA ADA FANkiL
rnrrA Valuable Hook on Nervous
III y Diseases @egsf nw~ V arr address,
ap4 IFps tsAk@enu rAn astp esaAA1
UI1 this t.sasrins free af charge.
ms tst1esr la tcca prepared BY tbs hcysrend
FkfAnf kasEg q fori Nafaa, iE1s F4noe 80 add
4 rop pssfsrya uheffh is aifeeston ~ tss
koEkic MED. CO.. Chicago. ~.
SID b, DruExists ., 81 per Bottle for %.
Large siEs si.ss. Rotsaes fas %.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27

Manager Go popular leading man )mt q
What salary do You eIpsclf Leading
man = | mus. have = contract for 800 :
week. Mspsger-Thsi's und erstood, bu,
how much actual cash do yen want for
your serviocf Leading man Thirty dol.
lars . week.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27

"A Ftei-H VI h,sefll b. e me q miilsr
by this time with ibe expression o. - Of
Of oar iesisla ors sho whsu .omewhs.
eoaisse5 IN The uiasi Of h, sre es. said
Mr. Speaker. where sn sif An Euelsh.
man. visiting 10 this conplfy, heard
this pbtass quoted several
NEE iscslioasly. and said ios irleno
The grammar Esed here 10 Ameros Is vel
~ peculiar, ] have beard srambsr u Zee
pie taY. Where an all shea o, eouri
hey mssn. Where Ia ny Az
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27

The breeds ihst produce The lar. e.
ntmber o. eggs are Minorc.s. Hsmbnrss
aus Legt ofns Those tbst attain Il Q
greatest weight are Brahms c,ctins az d
Plymouth Rocks
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27

A lai clos hoagh ran be M de 10 few
minutes Of ehes'pu, inc or hemlock
plai / spiked hruiy together, with coal
tar soaked 90 III connecting edges aud
candle sieting saturated 10 the same
stretched thereon before mailing. Such
jtint. uey.r leak Dor rot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27

Prof c. bad gone 10 spend the ev.
enins ., friends honse When be was
sbon, 10 leave, IL VAS raining cats al d
deg. wherefore the hostess kindly offered
him accom- odsiion for The night, which
be readily accepted Suddenly The que, /
dnsppsared, so,oiy knowing wbs, hsd
h come 81 bin. md the ismiiy was about
10 retire icr The nigh, when Prof c.
vslksd 10 ~ we, Ass drowned rat he
had been home 10 fetch bis uishishiri.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-27

Which DR.. Didama, Dean of the
Syracuse Medical College and Ex-
President of the New York State
Medical Society, says "ls the only
stove known to me which is fit to b
c
used in the sick room, the schot
room, the family room or any other
room where human beings congre-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31
F1Dert Tuner and Repairer,
No. 1905 east Main street, Richmond, va.

THOSE WISHING TO SAVE
L money rnd have their horses well cared for
can do 50 by applying 20 TEMPLE BOARDING
STABLE, Jefferson street between Broad aud
Grace CLAY & kIRTLEI.
do sT-1t' PiOpriet1rs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31
coVERNoR.ELECT o'sERRAlL.
MT Valentines Painful Acoident-Death.
of Clerk W. VI. Hiu aud Mrs. Potis.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, December
20 -(Special)-Colond OFerrau and his
party spent about thirty minutes at tho
Chesapeake and Ohio depot in this city
this morning. Quite a number Of friends
called 70 pay their respects to the Gov
ornor and his Wife.
Mr.. r. +. Valentine. president Of the
Charlottesville and University Street
Railway Company. net with n severe
accident last night. lie was walking
across e floor laid with loose plank in the
elfeet-car stables when a plank tilted.
throwing him between The slecpcrs and
striking him IN the face with n force tina,
hIoke his nose ana otherwise bruised his
face.
Mr.. W ~ lin. clerk OF tho Court Of
Nelson county. died ~ his home. I'm Low
Msston. last evening OF Briehrs disease.
I'D The "th yeur o. hls age. 10 was a
hsoih0r-in-law of Mir. J. c. Haas. OF this
place. and "1s one of Nelson county's
most prominent citizens. His body Will
pass through Chariot .syiue tomorrow
ana Doc inferred at Woodstock MONDAY.
Il telegram was received today an
h"'ncnF ttc death in washington Of
MrS, Hamilton Potts. formerly OF Abe
marie county.
The Hon. Thomas S. Martin LETT for
nome last NIGHT. The illness OF his mother
hurried his departure
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31
n.n,h nr M. John 4. NLo.by.

Mr. John :. AIosby died at the resi-
drece or her. husband. 30. 1 west Cary
street. Yesterday morning at II o'clock
i'm rl.. ION year OF her age. Mrs. Mostly
maiden name was TrUehart She mad
,.oi,.- th. late e. j.. Curtis. She was a
,,,,,lon Of the ola school. whose life was
a blessing TO an who were thrown IN
copt.ct with her. Lovely and gentle In
,l,.,.,.t,ion. n devoted wife. iona
mother. earnest ia her piety. a friend OF
an y,ho were IN trouble comforter 10
IN, SICK. her death viii bring profound
sorrow - a large circle. Her sorI0Win ~,
.ti.,r,, ar. AIesers. John Curtis. w. 7.
I'm s. Jr.. r.. H.. $. Blair, and c. l..
Wo.by. Miss Eliza }. Mosby and Mrs
me funeral viii take place from the
church OF The Covenant at II ~ NJ
Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31

DENOON. UPPER & co,
Phone 2G. SN Main street
Any Of the above houses. needing re-
pairs will be put in good order
CAL for January printed list. de3t
TOR RENT -,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31
DUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE ESTATE
on STANTON RIVER.

In pursuance OF tho decree OF tho Circuit
Court 81 Halifax county. Va. entered at 10 No
vember term, 1893, IN tho chapcery cnuse OF
Nenabe, trustee, etc, VI. Darlington. etc, tue
under.igned viii sell by public auction. on tbs
premises. 20 tho highest bidder, on
SATURDAY. MARCH 3. 1894,
that VERY VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND on
stanton river, IN Halifax county, Va, which
was the residence OF the late Major Charles :.
Carrngton aud known a. Mlldendo.' IL "a
situated near Coles Ferry and contains by re-
cent survey I,737 sl-lOO ACRES.
There Is on the tract a ins body OF lowcrounS1
on StauntOn river and large area OF original
forest OF oak and hickory timber. Tho land -
productive aud well adapted 10 the growth ot
tobacco ana all kinds Of grain.
Tho Improvements consists Of q LARGE AND
COMMODlOUS DWELLING anu all other bulii-
ings necessary % the comfor. Of large faulty
auJ the cultivation Of tnis large booy Of lani.
IL is also susceptible Ot bong easily divided into
several convenient settlements.
ERSs: Cash sufficient to detray the expenses
Of Tho sale ana TO paw tho sum OF sJ,91J.73.
with Interest on $4,000, part thereof from tue
., day % Apri', 1893. aud the residue on a
credit 10 DO made known on the day 81 sale
JOHN W. RELY,
do 2O-G0t Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31
SUICIDE OF ex.sHeRIFr KENNeR.
Drowned in Creek With Ills Feet Tied
and Rope Around His Neck.

BRISTOL, TENN. December 3o.-Gpe-
cial. MARK Kenner, a prominent citizen
and ex-SherIG Of Hawkins county. Tenn,
committed suicide at his home. near Ro-
gersville Friday. He arose earlier than
usual and left his house hastily and was
not seen for several hours. Search was
Instituted and his body was found In a
creek He had tied his feet together and
had rope around his neck. He was In
good circumstances. His mind had not
been right for some time.
TAKEN TO THE ASYLUM.
Dave Morris. the defluItlng Clerk OF
Scott county. Va. was taken to the asy-
lum at Marion to-day. He is a raving ma
MAC. and curses friends and foes.
Mrs Kincannon. wife OF Rev. ]. t.
Kincannon. n prominent Baptist minister
OF this vicinity. was also taken to the
asylum at Marion. Her case Is a mild
one. and IL Is hoped abe will soon be re-
stored 10 her friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31
n.-,,o pn,,rllnndIy Hurt.

Mr.. Leslie Powell owner OF f1 oven. >
IN on church Hll. ana well-kno"h
zimmerman ia that section, was pam
f1liv hurt on Thursday night by De-
me thrown out OF his jumper whue
driving up Twcnty-third street men ~,
he reached VI street the N'i,lc4o odii'V -
-, vim a pile OF rocks, and Mr..
1,1''..elI vas hurled to the ground, head
So-@,nost, HIS nose was broken ana one
~ bis legs sprained. and be was other,
- ,oai,oed lie was taken home, ana
bts physician, Or. II. II. Levy sum
moned. Last night Mr.. Powell was re-
nortea 10 be in an improved CONDITION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31
BARN BURNED IN ORANGE.
Thirty Mich Cows and Other Contents Con.
nrlr, ii In flnn EniInInp.

ORANGE, VA. December 3o-(Spe-
ial)-The barn OF Mr.. Lee Goss. near
Somerset was destroyed by fire last
night together with all It's contents, IN
Guiding thirty milch-c0ws. The fire oriei-
mated in the hay-loft, and Is supposed "a
have caught from some one smoking
while there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31
~. ,to,iern Mother.

has found that her little ones are I'M
proved more by the pleasant isN1uss'
syrup Of Figs. when In need OF uc laH s,,
tive effect Of gentle reneoy lban ~
Sny other. and that II Is il0Is - \,
able 10 them. Children enjoy II, ana II
h.n.ets them. The true remedy, syrup
~ Figs. Is manufactured By the SaiS
fornia Fig Syrup Company only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31

=. Lee Powell. c. b. Walden. Coleman
workman, Z. 7. Marye DIR. William pat
Ton OF Aihenlarle county. J. w. DIckin-
son or Lynchburg. Morton Marye, Ir..
pr. Agnew II. n. NJ. Smith, ". q. Buch.
anan. G. w. Macmurdo and ]. ]. I.eake
AZ u 80 Ight supper was served In the
pariors. and at ~ tho german was be-
Mr.. 1. ]. boswell. president OF the
FRIDAY Club. led several very pretty
mkor'S, Tour OF which called for dainty
and kept those present busy until nearly
o'clock. '
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31
raG TAX RECEIPTS.
e-psrrO DECREASE OF $4,000
NFl,s Tse CURRENT YEAR,
..,f property Less sa.ooo.ooo In
o. ...,pa Iuualized nv Increase
N If Railroad Property.

r y c. December so.--(spe-
Treasury has begun the
..ra udsomc cash balance
.t e. csUmated that the re-
uN.s during the current
about So.oO less than last
... .N rate was q cents.
os af purposes. There IL
ATS ca The general prop
. Increase Of IS OF q cont
o. emil r.s for schools. There
...s.Ion Ok property this
>tHY. 100. This IS in Tcr-
uucy on hand, and sol-
mainly. and not on real
To-. .lruk3ec in personal
anticipated by tho lie
which reduced the tax
.-l assessment OF rail-
about SLWlooo. which
.. us thc reduction Il
.. leaving the total tax
tlc samc as last year.
.r expected that there
....rr. ho an increase IN
.. as IN former years
.nes have caused tae
@ BURNED.
70 to-day Of the loss
.. and general mcrchan-
a. Ioylc. at Bclwood
The property being in
., D9vfe's u9sto~ IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31
NEW
ALL WORK WILL BE SUSPENDED m
THE CITIES BY THE SEA.
Receiving VIII 10 More General Thnn
Usual-Efrect of tho Sale Of the
A. ID. X. R.-Candidates

NORFOLK, VA. December :o.-(spe-
eial)-New-YearssDay Will be observed
here almost as a general holiday. The
nayy-yard and l''railroad shops will be
closed and all work suspended. The
public offices. business exchanges. Gus
tom-house, banks. courts, &C., close their
doors this afternoon until Tuesday, and
by noon on Monday all the large busl-
ness houses cease operations for the day.
At the navy-yard the Christmas festvl-
Ties VIII be repeated on tho war-ships.
and at the barracks. and the ladies' at
the various officers quarters Will recasve.
In society circles OF the two cities re-
celving Will be more general than usual
among the ladies', and the day largely
devoted 70 merry-making
USE TEMPERANCE DRINKS.
Tho ladies OF the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union have distributed a
circular letter urging families TO use
coffee, tea, and chocolate at their New
Year receptions instead Of wine. for IL cir
callers.
II IS said the decree Of the United
States Court here directs the sale Of the
Atlantic and Danville railroad in March
next. The property viii doubtless b.
purchased by the English bOndhOlders.
headed by y. Newgass q Co.. who have
some 900 or 100000 invested in the
roHd. The sale, Of course, means the
total loss Of the hundreds of thousands Of
dollars Invested by the cities and coun-
ties along tho line. Norfolk could not
be worked for cent OF Investment. but
Portsmouth was whooped up with a vim.
and the people voted $4,000 TO the road.
CANDIDATES.
There are now several candidates In ;he
fed FOR the position OF medical quaran-
tine officer OF the district of the Eliza
beth river, an appointment Of the Cover
nor.
Watch-night services VIII he held by
all the Methodsts Of the two cities to-
morrow night.
Colonel William Lamb has been 20
Washington 20 Try and have the $500 fine
imposed on tho British steamship Buck
ingham for bringing stowaways here re-
mltted.
CHINESE REG%TRATION.
The papers for registering the Chinese
residents here are ak in the office OF the
Collector Of Internal Revenue, and the
CclostiaIs win have until May 10 comply.
The weather is storming here to-day
and disaErecaDle generally.
rev III X. y. Ni"au OF richmond, ~
tho guest here Of Mr.. r. a. Dodson. OF
the Atlantic Hotel
Colonel Tcnton Day. Of Smithheld IS
spoken Of as a candidate for Congress
next fall
The Labor Advocate here Is defunct,
and the outfit advertised for sale
The Spanish steamship MurCiano has
been libclled here 10y tie Newport News
Dry-DOck Company.
Rev ". s.'Lclke pastor NJ tho Third
Baptist church. has declined the call to
an important field in the southwestern
section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31
LOK SALE, A BARGAIN.-WEgU
PROPOSALS..
sCPERlSTgSDESt's OFFicE.)
VIRGINIA PGsITEsrlAkY,
"a. Innl A

sCPZRIsTESDEsr's oFTicr,)
VIRGINIA PGsITEsTlAkY,
RICHMOND, December 30 1893
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
y received at this once until IL o'clock n.
TUESDAY, January 2. 1894, for furnishing this
INSTITUTION Tor she ensuing three months with
ths following articles, subject 10 Inspection Snd
In greater OF lees quantities as may Do required-
viz -,
8 barrels VINEGAR, sample;
las barrels HERRiNGS, sample;
4 barrel WHISKEl, safnpie.
1900 bushels good merehantablo B0LrED
MEAL sample.
8, 600 pounds IlGliT- BROWN SUGAR, sample
4. 500 pounds tURPENIlNE SOAP, sample;
3.iOO pounds ground COFFEE, sample:
ESQ pounds BLACK PEPPER grain, sample:
5000 pounds RICE, sample:
q. 600 pounds BULK-MEArs. BUTTS, BEL
LlEs. SHOULDERS. STRIPS. aud SIDES.
sample;
800 gallons low grade SYRUP or NoLAssss,
500 gallons BERosENE-oIL, i2O-dsgrss test.
ESQ gallons KERosENE-oIL, ieo-degrse test.
sample:
2I sacks LIvERPO0L~FILLED SALT, sample.
Bidders name and price 10 be on zach sample:
said articles to be delivered az tho psnitensAry
free OF drayago. In such quantities and az s1ch
time as the superintendent may direct. Seps-
rate BIDS will DO received tor any article on ths
list The righs 20 reject any or all bids Is re-
served.
BY order Of the BOARD OF Directors
b. ". LYNN.
de .9-3t superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31
KIcINoNp PERrsTuAL
CITY BANK OF RIcHNOSD. }
a. - - NQnu
nIVIDEND NOTICE.

The BOARD OF DIRE TORS OF THE RICH
MOND. FEEGFkICKSBUkr AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY have declared DINi-
DEND or $3.50 PER SHARE on tho common
capitnl e.ock aad dividend. Obligations " tho
couipany, uayab,e January ., 1894, TO all
holders of the same on December 20, 1898 !;
after which date tie trausler-book viii DO closed
until January >, 1894. !. Il. NlNSlON,
"A. ou-fJq3 Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31
,,r,,,,,,s Music to Bo Repeated.

The music which was rendered nj me
catbearal with such fine effect on christ
mas-D paw viii be repeated AT the service
this morning. .4~--s.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-31
IOsT. STEAMED, ANp FOUND.

IU.T, sIkAiID, MD IUU ND'
T OST, ON SATURDAY. 2irH, On
4 between the hours OF and IL 2. x "A
NJ. a LADY'S GOLD WATCH and LOCK ssAso
BRACELET attached, with name Lula on
rim Of oss. Regurn TO 200 ives, Marshall
street and receive reward. do 3l-lt'
OST, EITHER ON SEMMES
l. street between Eleventh aud Seventh, or
between Semmes and Perry on Seventh, or
Hull-Street car coming to Richmond, GEN
TLkMANS sEAL-kiNG, with very dark setting
Reward will 30 paid II same Ia lett st LEON-
ARDS NEWS SlOaR on Main straet near
Ninth, Richmond. de Jl-lE
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I.l last night was the
f..I,t dancing party ever
tlU.re.
f9 tte strains q Baseiers
= boswell and Miss Nan-
A or The evenings pleasure.
ladies and gentlemen were
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90, Jones. John u. Addison,
Arthur Powell. j. g. Euch-
ta KITTY Williams, Clare
Eefle. Mamie and Annie
|u Di'a0n OF Newport News,
I.ran1 p oil Richmond, He3sie
'-9Hy ADDISON. Helen Macmur-
@ annie boswell. Susie BarkE-
a.. .'' cauYagion. Mamie Walden;
boswell, ]. T. Whitehead.
' Colonel j. 4. w Marye, X.
ilr PAU Blineoe. Sam Carter,
a. "ebney Of West Virginia. Meade
- Inward Wight Benton Narye,