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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-01-14

In Toto, The attorney had Il very
ignorant witness on the stand, and ~ Is
usua! with that class, he insisted on
te1llng his story over and over again,
AZ last the attorney grew tired. ,Jf
You please he said with some fcclinr
YOU VIII not repeat that story again,
J have heard it in toto several times,
'liuh?' asked the witness in snrnri,c
= say | have heard that story in toto.
and ! don't want TO hear it again" So,
guess not said the witness. 81 never
was in Toto in my life, and / dom,
even know where it is. Detroit FREQ
Press.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-01-14

lRASkIYN W. SMITH, of Boston l.
s.l.! og,''''n% the establishment of a
national gallery of history and art
So, 900, 600. '''iJ
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-01-14

THr SCRrsT WAY 10 BRING ONE.-A man
addressed a passionate love letter to Il lady,
adding, postscript: please to send Il speedy
answer; somebody else in my eye.'t-Tid.
Bits.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-01-14

liE old superstition about the horse.
Snoe insists thatthc Shoe must be found
II when found hung up with tbc,
points up, to keep the luck from nm.
ming out. i"iI-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-01-14

His FotCE -Clara--"l don't like Mr.. Bim.
ley; his voice has such Il metallic ring. "
Mabel, eagerly-''ls there a diamond in it!''
Detroit Free Press,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-01-14
FOSTER HAS LOST HIS GRIP.


treatment oi Him.
lbc indications are that Cb,rIo. r..
,eF' secretary Of the treasury, has los,
ms pull in Ohio politics. as wen ne
with the president.
Poster once was a owe in po|i,;c,l
tnaIfs III his state. bnt his dov ba,
passed. Once he could he o,cc,ad w.
congress in nearly any distric, tho
uemoefa''' when they had the gerry.
wandering power. could fixu p for him
NC was one Of the first artful and src.
cessiul political ~'boodlers' in Enot.
eyeaom, But ia the last ten wears do1.
ems OF men have appeared on the scene
who ontclasscd him.
1t IS said By those on the in.i,lo a.,
Washington that Mr.. Foster feels deer.
~ what Is termed the presidents sb,h-
ny treatment of him now, In ,bo ~
continent Of 4 successor to Assistants,
secretary Nettleton, the chiefs treat.
meht Of the secretary is said to have
been humiliating.
II IS the talk among Fosters frieras
IN ONO that were it not for the scand.I
/. would cause in the closing weeks NJ
.he administration. he would resign
the other hand it is asserted that
ehe same reason is all that prevents the
from asking him TO retire.
Inc statement that Senator Sherman
Intended resigning his seat and allow.
roster to succeed him is bosh. Cir.
'uhistahces could hardly arise in the
present legislature under which Foster
could be elected. Boston Globe.
~,
The republican papers bav. a.,
ways made-or attempted to make "A
great deal of capital Of the fact that
ne DOCKS OF the government balanced
''ghg years ago into the insignificant,
'um OF two cents. But that only :
moved that the &. Q. p. was SO sure 81
.'ontinuing in power that II mad. =
0 to hide It's grabs by COOKING, !
nc books. IT is quite possible that tho :
'ooKs 0 ] The pension department viii :
TO a dot. But that will not :
mango the fact that the government :
been robbed of millions in that de-. :
artment. The extravaganza of Reed,s !
'liion-dollsr congress is all shown bv :,
books, But II was reckless snd !,
fiminal extravaganza all the same =
etroit Free Press. y
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-01-14
German
Syrup"

Aegn Leblanc Is 4 French Cana.
dian store keeper al Notre Dame d.
olanoHdge, Quebec, Can who wa,
.uted o. a severe attack Of Congest.
ION OF the Lungs by Boschee's Ger
man Syrup. He has sold many :
bottle OF German Syrup on his per.
sohal recommendation. Ifyou dror
nm a line he'll give you the full,
lac,s o the case direct, as he did us
ana mat Boschee's German Syrur
brought him through nicely. #
always WILL. 1t is a good medicine
and thorough in its work. a
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-01-14

Extending Operations - eyerthin,
i believe I'll 90 into this new Mutual
lielp-Onc.Anothcr society They sup.
ply their members with steam Yachts
polo ponies, opera boxes, and all fine
necessaries of life by means of assess.
ments, and You pay the assessments At
no specified time, but whenever YOU get
ready Mr., Smith-Oh, say, half The
members won't pay once a year-somc
OF them never'll pay, Neverthink-
that's provided for in the amounts as.
S'ssed to those who do pay. Mr.. Smith
Whose idea is that? N~evcrthink-
lNtaWays-G W Getaway the fash
ionable tailor. lie says the same
scheme works in his private business to
the satisfaction of all concerned
Smith, Gray & Co. 5 Monthly.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-01-14

both the method and results when
oy1up of Figs is taken; it is p]ea ",,t
ana refreshing to the taste, and T, oo,.
Eent'y yet promptly on the Kidner awe
liver "a and Bowels, %cleanses tb the sys'
s asn eilectually, disrels colds. Wy be sy1,
aches and fevers and cures Iab II"ai
CONS Syrup of Figs is ' tha
9nly remedy of its kind ever - n me
" o" pleasing to the taste and pro- no.
Gi ~ to the stomach, prompt ~ j.
oas action and truly beneficial IN H.
e eneIas, prepared only from the mo ",
healthy and agreeable substance ~ sn? ;sl
many excellent qualities commend !; !.
Gala 70 al and have made It the ', mos ~
popular remedy known. "'oS'
Sysra,p of Figs is for sale IN 5oo
u una. VI bottles by all LEADING - dr vWo
glsts. Any reliable drurnisst or rug
o m"y not have it on hand will M ~no
cure it promptly for anv o mn' PRO PRO,
wishes to try it. Do not oc ome VINO
substitute. NV accept any
CALIFORNIA EH syrup co
towsm gay yf~aAnctSoo. oAi. ""
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-01-14

nsv There Is \ HAPPY Land Came 10
Nn Mrliinr. l

Ne written
A Sher. t;we s,l in the course 81 my
work Is ~cpor;e~ ! found myself in a
f r,V saloon waiting Tor the p~roprietor.
p haEneuec5 as came In three men
ana o a1y PLAYING carts in ) corner.
ur., au5 u~aseain: coarse and loud
sar..c5 t-s.r hands came down on the
ta.e vi,a O bang each time q card was
n'svc& uAj.e through the game q rum
n.ur fire Of profanity was KEEP, up.
vunc,ua,cl ly the sound of the tobacco
-uite Is il suffered on the dirty door
] turned ms back on them and was
thinking o; other things when was
j0,uga, back 10 ms surroundings by
,ac strains Of q HYMN. the first ever
learned - long ago in such q different
place The hoy was softly singing 10
himself
Their 10 j. aapy.aa
1.. a.. ANay
III, -.-st 5S XIV
oaAae .sgy >a,cHy>l
We7,hs : orr saviour king,
A,e- F' aus H.'.>. EA1
~. ''1
~. I'.'.4 new y"NN - ''' ~ men
'lA'N ''y>' SANG "'''N sung 'S ant
' I'M u y-""~'0'N> III t"' s"amPS
..D""~ ''a -"r,H'' O'IN sun 70
Ks "N'' ""'" IN A""'0"'E' he"ro
,"J ,' al ''V-' ""''.'' CLASSROOM
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-01-14

lHE AWNEENGNG SpoMs TmM-"po y,l,
oeiIeie IN dreams "Ies-wAcn m
asleepH'-Puck.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-01-14

l.iGHr-rlNCrRLp people are frequently
found trltlug with the keys of an upright
.. Picayune.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-01-14

MIS- HArr-IoN-'My dear, did you mail
my excuses TO that odlous Mrs, Parvenu, as
| asked lout Mr. llaut-ton mo, my dar-
ing. met PdrVenu on the street and gave
MN The -o direct baltimore Ani-ssean.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-01-14

Two PATTI NTs for bottle shoppers have
been ISSUED. A patent for 70 mouth stop.
per-, operating effectively when certain
bottles approach, would also serve a useful
purpose
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-01-14

"lr there is anything | admire more tnan
anything else on sunday said Il wise.
acre, on leaving church, to "a dude ON the
Steps, "tt is q finished discourse, Brook
lyu Eagle,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-01-14

THINGS never does go right in this
Wor!d, sad the pesSiml,lir hired man.
'bo0WIrc fences didn't como in until after
ledtl err pants had gone out o. sl,!c. III
dlunapoIl- journal.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-01-14

SUDDEN CHANGES on WEATHER rausc
nal ,nrU oa, diseases. There is no more effect.
Hal remedy for Coughs, Colds, etc., t696
pEoWN BRONCHIAL TRocHEs. Sod opig IL,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-01-14

6oMLb9nY says that man can ret roar.
Luz pr9rh on water. Wei, SO he can op
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-01-14
Pay the Price of the
Royal for Royal only.

Actual tests show the Royal Baking
Powder to be 27 per cent. stronger than
any other brand on the market. If am
other baking powder is forced upon you
by the grocer, see that you are charged
the correspondingly lower price.
Those baking powders sold with a gift,
or advertised or sold at half the cost of
Royal are invariably made from alum, and
are dangerous to health.
Every can Of Royal Baking Powder contains ticket giving directions
how TO obtain, free, a eopyof The Royal Baker and Pastry Cook, contain.
ingIoa7o Of the best and most practical cooking receipts published.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-10-21

81 II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-10
Facts Cleaned Ia FULTON

There was quito an exciting runaway
on WILLIAMSBURG avenue last THURSDAY
night. The horse OF Mr. Thomas Clu..,-
became frightened and dashed 81 40 I,
frantic rate OF speed.
Mr.. Cumb<r. who was seated ig go
wagon. In attempting 10 control me 49,.
mai was thrcssn out, but was not h'-
much. The horse continued several
squares. when he coliided with t...
graph pole at the corner ~ Denny ..l
louisiana streets He was found 90 o. .l
seriously injured that IL became neco- t
10 shoot him 80 az To end his sutern
AIR Cumber n few days ago refused a.
offer Of SIS for TIM animal.
4 new club has been started on Mo.
olson street. known as the Fulton Al
letic Club a good many 81 the YOU
men attend twice weck with the B.
OF learning the art OF self-defence.
The walkway on Denny street hetw,
Fifth and Sixth stlu continues IN bad ,.r.
ditOn.
The American Lesion Of Honor. 10. fi
held a large and enthusiasts meeting st
powhatan Hall last night There pt..
six initlatlons-threa ladies' and three Be-.
tlemen.
CAPTAIN Hampton curtis Is sick at i'
residence.
Mr. II. T.. Harrison, who pest Pos 90
Fulton I'M. lost fine bay marc thl
week.
Mrs. Thomas Bennett has returned from
Pennsylvania very much improved n
health.
Mr.. william Cavedo. one or th" ro.'
office attaches, Is on tfn-days' fr'us
which he will spend in the mountains ''
Virginia hunting.
Mrs. +. l.. Rice has returned 20 t
city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-10
LITTLE MAuDE HILLS FORTUNE.
A Philadelphia Lady Leaves Her the Snug
Sum of $4,000,

The gentleman referred to in the follow
ing paragraph from = Philadelphia paper
is a native vnginian. and most of his
family still reside In this State:
Some three years ago Mr. Russell Hin.
OF New Orleans. but weli-known In Ken
lucky. was In Philadelphia, and while
walking along Market street, that city.
saw an old lady reel as II about to fall.
at Ninth street. Mr.. Hill ran forward
and caught the strange lady and took
her to store. where she was placed In
a carriage and subsequently taken 70 her
home. From her plain dress and unaf-
fected way Mr.. HIN supposed that the
lady was In moderate circumstances He
heard from the lady several times, and
she persuaded him to let her adopt HIS
mstherless little daughter, Mauds, who is
niece Of the late General John III. Nor
gan, Of Lexington. Ky.
Imagine the surprise Of Mr.. Hill while
Ia Philadelphia last week. to learn that
the lady had left his little daughter Sz0ooa
TIE Uood-hssrted lady who never fsrret
her protector was Mrs. c. ~. shalicroxs.
Mr. Hill u = nephew Of ths late 4. y. Hili.
who was = weii-knswn efiicer IN the Cen
fsdsrscy. Mr.. Russell Hill ID quite wsli
k1eWn IN kentueky. vherA he has reizr
tvs Who via b pleased - lsArn of tho
x9ol 1eriuaa q ~ niilA 6aaGhtaE1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-10
CHARGED WITH BoYcorrnln
Heavy Suit Against the Richmond Pc,
Exchange.

In the city Circuit Court ys.,..,
two suits for $1,000 each were i,,,,,.,
against the Richmond Proauce Exc.
which r. composed Of Msssrs ?
Briggs. Il. w. Evans. ami Charl., y
Richards, merchants and paytrers -
ing as e. W. Evans 4 Co: =. O. rt
wards, William jenkins. ard wr.
jenkins. Jr.. merchants and partns-. a.
ing business as william Jenkins -
Leopold Levy. George NJ. McMlrr H.,
Robert g. Sh0ch. merchants ami p.r.-'.-'
trading and doing business % J. 10 y
Intyre A. Co.: T.. r. BaFka So
Soratley, and Herman WAllegien A..
Joseph wallerstein. merchants ard IN,
ners. trading and DOING business O.. d
Wallerstein Co.
The plaintiffs are, respect lively. G.
II. Bull, a iish and fruit dealrr. a.. !,
H.. Leber, a green grocer % this ,.t.
The plaintiffs claim that the .t.ri.-..
have unlawfully. under color % ~.
charter. conspired together ana t3....,..
the plaintiffs in their bushes g sad -
PENDANTS acting IN that behalf u.f.- ...
IN pursuance Of a bylaw or the eA.h.,,.
That upon receiving from ArF r.erl.
OF said Exchange a notice that arr r..
son dealing with him has failed OPP 3
fused 10 pay any bill. the Commit. q,
Credits OF said Exchange shall rl. sf Ia
Investigate the charge. aId 81 sic. chars.
Is sustained shall notify the f.crs,-, ~
write 20 ali OF the menb,rs of slt In.
change that the person 20 comp l.--i /,
is unworthy OF credit, whersupol -s-.
bers thereof are required tl Ief... b,
Sell 10 said person, or his agents. asy
goods on credit under psu l. r..
and expulsion. said t,-ltw r.0rt. +,
only fer the appearance or f'la t.m-i...
ing member before the committee pns.
tits further claim that hy WI. p.
ported to this institution hy SOM. r.
cious person. and that tho sail Hmr
tee on Credits without giving them .r.
notice or hearing, proceeded. w.t.... .,
timating 20 said plaintiffs ther su-
10 boycott ard blacklist them .at
that offlcial notice OF such hnc,. .i..,
and boycotting was published by ni
defendants.
Plaintiffs also cbaim that by tli' c,.-..
they were greatly damagej, AMI thrIr r,
spective businesses and credit
and that all credit was PRACTICAL l-..l
them. and their businesses selio .s, IS.
fected.
Judge Edmund Naddiil Dr.. onI W
NJ. Justis. Jr.. appear for Mr.. L.l.r ari
I.eakc & Carter and J. Sanl I.ru
for Bull.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-10
NORFOLK'S PROHIBS.
THEY WILL HAVE A TICKET READY
FOR THE SPRING ELECTIONS.
Sweeping Discharge Of workmen In the
Navy-Ysrd-Severai Vessels 10 BE
Repnired-Church Dedication.

NORFOLK, December 9.-(SpeciaD.-
The Prohibitionists OF this section con-
tinue steadily agitating their issues. and
will hear an address from Mr.. w. W.
Gibbs, OF Staunton. State chairman OF
the party, on Monday night. a mass
meeting OF the Prohibitionists having
been called at Pages Hall for that pur-
pose.
The committee engaged in investigating
the alleged frauds at the polls In Novem-
Der Is still at work. and claim to be
able to. make very startling revela-
ton.
A full Prohibltlonlst ticket for the
spring election will shortly be In the
field, and an aggressive campaign against
the liquor traffic Is TO be waged. backed
by the means and moral support OF
the Reform League.
BETTER PROSPECTS AHEAD.
A sweeping discharge OF workmen In
the various shops has taken place In the
navy-yard this week. but II Is likely
that most of the workmen will go back
after Christmas. as the old sailing sloop-
of-war Constellation ia TO be fitted out
for Scholarship purposes at Newport
anu the SNtdlileI NohplbdhNia aub uA'
patch-boat Dolphin have been ordered
here for repairs and refitting. Certain
fittings OF the Raleigh and Atlanta
having been destroyed by the late fire.
the work on those ships Will also be
prolonged, and benefit to an extent the
force of machinists.
BARGE SUNK.
The large barge Enterprise, of this port
is sunk in West-Neck creek, with lGO
tons Of railroad iron belonging to the
GUNNER Lumber Company.
A wrecking expedition Will leave here
tomorrow for st. Thomas for the pur>
pose OF working on the 7,0oo-ton British
steamship Edin, ashore near that point.
A colored man named Carter Brown
dropped dead in Market Square last
night about II o'clock, and the body
was carried TO the station house.
GREAT SATISFACTION.
The nomination of ex-senator J. T..
Lawloss for Secretary of the Common
wealth gives great satisfaction to the
Democrats In this section. among whom
Mir. Lawess Is a general favorite.
DEDICATED TO-DAY.
The Rev. c. II. Abbott dedlcates the new
chapel at Port Norfolk tomorrow after
noon at o'clock.
Rev. l.. 3. Betty. OF Lynchburg, Is
visiting friends here
The eight-page daily which was to
have been started here last month by
DR. Kaufman. Of Chicago, seems to have
fallen through
1t has been raining here all day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-10
Who Won the Dolls.

The polls for voting at the Huletde
Fair closed on Friday night at 1880. win
the following results: The dolls for the
most popular children were awarded to
Miss Louise Lowry, first honor; Miss AVIS
Grant, second honor; Miss Fanny Farmer,
third honor. For the doll awarded TO
the daughter OF the most popular DOCTOR
Miss Margaret Mcclure received l52
votes; Miss Camilla Wexford, Jos, so the
beautiful doll was borne off by little Miss
Mcclure. In the contest for the honors
awarded to the most popular young lady
connected with the fair, Miss Mary
Baughman received the first honor. a
handsome sofa-cushion, and Miss Nellie
Perrin, a beautiful scrap-basket. The
OF Rev. Pike Powers
received the minister's doll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-10
circnii Cnrrt ,fntters.

Judge Wexford, I'm the Circuit corr
yesterday. granted charter 70 thf .'
gtnia Brick aud Stona company ta'
eapltal stock shall be not less than $40 ~
nor more than 500 0g9. dhl"i
INTO shares Of 500 each. The hs
ness OF the company ~ TO iaanui- i-'
IN kinds OF clay materieis, TO lay t'o..
hrtck. 60, and 10 do general quarrf.
business. The officers are: Ware u. Cow
PRESIDENT; George A. Drake, weep
dent. ". J. Walters. Jr., secretAfy aH.
trea sirer. DlrectOrs-the foregulHg
George w. Fleming. T.. II, Gay. 1h'r b
y Ashburner. Jr., and George ". Pa.Hl
In the suit OF George H. Ions"'ii
administrator against James ", SD.
an order was entered diyestlng III u'
mons OF a special jury for next MONDAY
morning at 10 O'clock.
Mrs. Regina r. Bowles. by, &c, again %
the richmond Railway and Electro CON
nanv. Defendant flied Eve bills ~ eR -
ton and judgment suspended for ninety
days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-10
Met Far from Home.

In letter TO a relative In this city Mr..
W. c. Trueman, who formerly lived here,
wrote from Indianapolis under date Of De-
cemher eth as foilows
"As I got on the train yesterday in
Terre Haute to go to Vincennes. the first
person saw was little Johnny Reinhardt,
Jake's brother. John IL with the orchestra
OF the Bostonian Opera Company, No. 2,
which IS on the road singing robin
Hood" We were awfully glad 20 see
each other-ln foreign land so to speak
and we exchanged a number OF little
news points which we had gotten from
home by letter. John is in good shape,
and well pleased with his position"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-10

money ana had no claim on any one.
Thev bsd no clsifn bcoauso tho contract
expressly providsd that the certificates
should be returned without cost unless
q settlement was concluded before Apths
1887.
Now comes part of the story when
shows how easily scattered hoiders are
wrecked. In 1900 three years after the
contract had EXPIRED some OF the mem
bers OF this defvnct syndicate attempted
10 re-pool the certificates. ana thsren1
renew the expired contract on which ire
civision OF sl50, 90 had been based. The
scheme was TO tie up block OF tns
securities so that no settlement couid
be made for five years without theif per
mission. Holders were requested 10 re-
pool by having their trust recelpts
stamped. and the stamped trust receipts
were quoted on the Stock EXCHANGE
slightly higher than un-pooled eertincates,
OF course no one re-poolsd who understood
the situation, but my information Is mat
the syndicate succeeded In re-pooiing
about % per cent. Here then Is block
of certificates tied up under contract
impossible OF performance. IL Is I'M
possible OF perform snce because no pro-
position can be made which Virginia Will
entertain. Virginia will not become a
party TO any guarantee, aud this con-
tract forbids any proposition when uoes
not guarantee that holders Will receive ct
least specified percentage.
WHAT Is PROVIDED.
"Its provisions are: % The trust COM
pany having the custody OF the securities
may exchange them for such an amount
OF new bonds as may be offered, provided
the amount is notsless than minimum
TO be fixed by Walker. etc. (2). When
settlement is affected this trust company
shall deliver to holders an amount or new
securities equal to at least 70 per cent.
OF their deposits; and 90. subject TO the
above restrictions, Walker may make
such arrangements "a will promote the
interests Of holders. Virginia In my Judg-
ment will never move in this matter II
any demand can be made on her In the
future.
I'm view Of these facts IL Is absurd 10
suggest that the Wall-street syndicate
can make any proposition which the state
will entertain. and no sagacious man VIII
offer a proposition except for speculative
purposes. which Is certain TO be defeated.
"As a matter OF course II Is outside
OF possibility for the syndicate to ever
obtain any commission, and / am sur
prised that they should obstruct progress
towards settlement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-10
prhnariN Transfnr-

Richmond. George ". Dobson's trustee
to Granite Building Company, "a feet on
north side Duval street and 70 feet on east
side Walker street. 81. 400; w. X. Hooker,
l.. W. Phillips and their wives to Este.le
G.. Power, II feet on west side Lombardy
street between Floyd and Grove avenu s,
subject 10 deed Of trust Of 81 6l3 -; Alex
ander Levy 10 George w. Godward,
IS 6la-12 feet on south side Grace street
between Eighth and Ninth. $3.50; J. e.
Stowe, Jr., AID wife TO r.. g. Garrison,
same deed reported from Henrico County
Court July Is, 1893. 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-10

pasrsu. witch parsed the Senate yester-
dav. rslating TO the Incorporation OF the
Assembly Hsme and School at Fred
sricksburg, Va" and the transfer OF
the property OF the Female Orphan Asy-
INN of that city TO said corporation, were
OF great interest TO the people OK Freder-
ioksburg. The General Assembly OF the
Presbyterian Church In the United states
has established this home and schooi Tor
ths orphana Of deceased Presbyterian
ministers and missionaries. and the eiu-
cation OF the children OF Presbyterian
missionaries who are laborfns among the
Indians and In foreign lands. The sum OF
s35,Cso has already been raised ana on
ore-ffth OF the territory OF the said
church has been canvassed. and at least
$4,000 Is confidently expected for this
purpose. The movement was originated
by the Rev. A. +. saunders pastor or
the Presbyterian church at Frederieks.
burg who has been untiring In the good
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-10

Roxbury Brussels carpsts, 75c. ysrd-seli
everywhere tor 81.
Administer koqnette Carpets, Smiths
brand e6o. q yard-sell everywhere for
61.40.
siivered White Metal Photo Frames, lie,
usual price 23c.
same in magnificent designs, e9c, usual
price Doc.
Crepe paper for lamp shades. 2sc., usual
price Doc.
Rogerss steel Nickel Plated SCISSORS.
25c. siss lie.
SOC sire, 19c.
35c. sire, zoe
4oc. sire, 22c.
soc. size. csc.
Pure Linen Fringed Table Covers, colored
borders. 2 70 "a yards Ioag, ACE, usual price
k6c.
Mems Fur-Tsp Lined Dosskin Gloves, 7sc.,
ususl price Al.
Meas Finsss scsrfs. each ous in,a fancy
Dor. roc, usual price 81.
1000 styles Mems FlovlnebRnd ferr-in-
Hand Ties. bsught from receivers sale Csc.
choices usual price 25c