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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-16
The following from the gifted pen Of
Mrs. T.. formerly Of Richmond. but now
OF Texas, is published by request:
Greeting TO Trotwood.

The following from the gifted pen Of
Mrs. T.. formerly Of Richmond, bat now
OF Texas. is published by request:
A Greeting to Trotwood.
They have well-trained horse poets up
at Chicago as well as down here. as the
following lines. dedicated to our only,
well-known and talented "Trotwood'
taken from Clark's Review, goes 10 show.
The Windy City bard. who, by the way,
believes in the trotter. sings the following
clear note:
lie dwells amid his woodlands green,
Soft southern skies above them;
He chants the beauties Of his land
As one who's learned 10 love them;
He sings her mountains fair ana blue,
Her golden grains and grasses:
Sometimes he gives a glance or TWO
Toward her winsome lasses.
He sings OF sylvan sounds ana sights
or country lanes and places,
But best Of all he loves 10 sing
About the horse that PAGES.
Though Palo Altos matchless steeds
Are up and on their mcttle,
Though BOnner's Maud and Nancy 81.
Are each in finest fettle:
Though thoroughbreds from everywhere
With living feet. are ringing
Their records up. he does not care
It's not Of these he's singing.
Who'er 1t be that claims the prize
And laurels OF the racer,
lie sees them with Indifferent eyes
He's waiting Tor the PAGER.
n he should climb the fowery height
OF that fair. classic mountain.
And drink the waters pure ana Drght
From It's immortal fountain;
II he should mount the winged steed
That lives In song and story,
He'd ride him back to Tennessee
Shorn Of his ancient glory.
He'd show him at the county fairs
And train him straight for racing.
And far and near we'd forthwith hear
That Pegasus was pacing!
Here's 90 the poet blithe who sings
The horse he loves 50 truly;
Whose loyal hand hath never failed
10 write each record duly.
Here's to the writer. and the horse,
Whose courage does not WaVer.
All honor TO the honest pen
That knows not fear or favor
We toast them both. wherc'e they 80,
Amid what climes and races.
TO him his mead OF praise, and speed
Unto the horse that PAGES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-16

D-Dinner. S-Supper.
No. q makes all local stops. Connects
at Raleigh with Piedmont Airline for
Asheville, y. G, and all intermediate
points on the Western North Carolina
No. "a. "Yestibule Limited Train, Rut-
fet Sleepers Richmond TO Atlanta. Con:
meets directly at Atlanta with W ana
A. II. r.. for Chattanooga, Nashville and
all points West Connects with 4. ami
W. r Il r. for Mobile. Montgomery.
New Orleans. and all points Southwest.
No extra charge on 'Vestibuled Trains"
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
No. 1874, Atlanta Special Nestibuied
Limited THAN. Has A. NJ, daily =,
No. small and eXpsess-6.6 +. NJ,
daily, except Sunday.
For tickets. Pullman reservations etc.
apply at ticket-Ofiice. Byrd-Sue"t sta
ton: Richmond Transfer Company 81
east Main street. and compGnys once.
S36 east Main street o
John &. WINDER, l.. !. MYERS,
General Manager Genera! Supt
D. V SMITH. T. J. ANDERSON,
~ Traffic Manager Passenger Agent.
Ii. NJ. BOYKfN. City Pas'g'r Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-16
SETTLE.
CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THREE coUN.
TIES TO TIE STATE TREASURY.
Married Women Liable Cor Assessment on
Bank stock-Mr. Daniel and the once
OF Public pripter.

RALEIGH. n. c.. January i5-(Special)
uhe following Sheriffs made complete tax
settlements with The State Treasurer to-
day NJ. W. Page. OF Wake. s27.SS.D; ..
L. Wall, OF Arson. S5.f5S.S0: G. T. Roam. Of
Macon. Ss.2S7.sL
Inc Episcopal convoca:ion OF Raleigh
meets here Wednesday. Rev Julian L.
Ahgie. OF Henderson. the dean. viii pre-
side
Miss Delzell Ruin. Of Wilson. win be
married at the residence OF Colonel Thorn
as 3 keenan, next Wednesday, TO Mr.. Hut
son. Of Wilson.
N. w. Launn. Of Wilson, was to-day
recommended for appointment as store
keeper and gaugcr by Collector simmons.
The Third Baptist church in this city
VII be dedicated on the 2Sth instant
President Lash. of the Cape Fear and
1odkin Valley railway. IS now in New
York. il is said. arranging FOR the trans
Ter OF that property.
IMPORTANT RULING.
Judge Seymour makes an important rul-
ing In the United States Circuit Court OF
this district II IS that married women
are liable for their assessment on their
stock IN banks which are insolvcnt Mrs.
Turrentn. holder OF $500 Of stock in the
oefunct First National Bank OF Whining
ton. refused 10 pay the assessment made
uTon the stockholders by the Comptroller
o. the Curtncv
Tonight George i. Morton. Whining
tons new Democratic postmaster, took
charge OF the Office
RABBI Sergius.' who has lectured at
many places IN this State Is now de-
nounccd "a a fraud.
IN JAIL.
Bishop Hamrick q negro Of bad rcputa-
ton. is in Jail at Rutherforiton, charged
with being one Of the assailants OF old
man Kelley Hendricks near Henrietta
As YOU were informed Hendricks was
shot I'm the back three times as he was
riding in a wagon with hts wife. man
named Mills. an cx-conyCt. is suspected
OF completely. but has fled.
HIS NECK BROKEN.
\ letter from Allegheny county says
that Lewis Brown. the ls-year-old son OF
q well-known resident, was thrown from
Il horse be was riding rapidly. His neck
was broken and he died suddenly.
Mr.. JOs,phus Daniels. Of this city, has
been prominently mentioned in connection
with the Office Of Public Printer. lie has
never been a candidate.
The boiler AZ the saw-Inill of Underwood
4 Thomas az Broadway Moore county
exploded Saturday. Duncan Hill. the fire
man. was fatally hurt; y u. Underwood
badly scalded. and another man hurt.
Too much steam in an ole and defective
boiler caused the trouble. Hill was blown
q long distance
AT WORK.
Fifty stonccutters are now at work In
the granite quarres at Greystone' near
henderson The two brownstone Guarries
ut Sanford will resume work February LIST
with large force.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-16

from the various saw-miIls near here.
During the night the storchouse OF MT.
III. w. Hall was broken open and quite
large quantity OF goods were stolen.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
Minnie Drewry and Mr.. Clarence Mallory.
OF Brunswick county. and Miss Blount
Parker and Mr.. Joseph Darden. both OF
Southampton county. In this county Mr..
w. J. Slagle will shortly lead 10 the
hymenial altar Miss Hudson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-16
Governor Flower TO visit Raleigh.

RALEIGH, ~. c.. January i5-(Special.)
There was a meeting OF the Citizens
Committee here to-day TO prepare for a
visit from Governor Flower and num-
Der OF other prominent New Workers.
escorted by the Albany Burgesses Corps.
February "a. The party will remain here
a day, and will. Of course. be handsomely
entertained They viii be on their way
10 the New Orleans Mardi Gras on a sps-
cial train on the Seaboard Airline.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-16
Mr.. JAMES LEE PASSES AWAY.
VIII lie Inferred at, sangersville To-Day
Special Court Term.

STAUNTON, VA, January l5.-(Spe-
cial Mr. James Lee. the north Augusta
street grocer. died yesterday, after a
long Illness OF consumption. Mr.. Lee was
highly esteemed in this city. lie was an
ardent Democrat, and always rendered
valuable services TO the party here. He
leaves a widow and four children. His re-
mains will be taken to Sangersville for
burial tomorrow.
Mr.. Joseph Woodward. Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court OF Augusta, to-day received
news from Judge William Mclaughlin
that he would hold a special term OF the
Circuit Court here on the I'D instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-16
FRED, DOUGLASS IN LYNcHBURc.
Hts Lecture and an Attractive Programme.
Married in Roxboro', y. C.

LYNCHBURG, VA, January l5-(Spe-
cial )-Frederick Douglass, the noted ne
gro orator, delivered an address at the
Jackson-Street Methodist church, this
CITY. tonight on "Self-Made Men" In ad-
dition ia the lecture an attractive pro-
sramme had been arranged, consisting OF
vocal and instrumental music. ban
quet In the lecture-room followed num-
Der of our most prominent white citizens
attended the lecture.
Mr. G. b. Baldock. a wel-known citizen,
and Miss Sallie L. Broyles, popular
young lady. boarded o Lynchburg and
Durham train for Roxboro' n. c., this
morning. where they were made man and
wife
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-16
TWO Moon.l.lner.. stil. Captured.

RALEIGH, N. c., January l5.--(special.)
Reports OF two more revenue raids were
received here to-day. Deputy w r. Glib
son captured near Lumber Bridge ~.
Grabam's Illicit distiilery, and Deputy J.
y Plckard captured one belonging 70 Il.
n. etone and Charles Brewer, near Gath.
orange county. In both cases the moon
sinners escaped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-16
THE MILLER FUND.
A NNUAL REPORT OF THE MILL
IA LER FUND TO THE G0VEkNoh
OF VIRGINIA:
COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA.
SECOND AUDITOR's Offick, Z
RICHMOND. Jauuery ], 1894.

COMMONWEALTH or yfB6fSfA,l
SECOND AUDiT0R's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Januery J, 1894. J
To His Ex .elloncy. Charles T. UFerrsl' GoVer'
nor OF Virginia.
sir.-Uuder the provisions OF the will OF Samuel
KILLER, deceased, for the establishments vi ana
perpetual support Of y school on the mnnuhi
labor principle on tract Of land In the county
OF Automatic, and the act Of Assembly OF teDfu-
AIRY "a. 1874, entitled" an act To give erect 70
com promiso OF tho litigation IN respecs 70 W.
construction and effect OF tho VIII OF sanuei
Miller deceased, and TO establish the mhnun,
labor school provided for In the tweniy-n,.u
clause OF said will u IL made the duty .. .no
second Auditor TO open and keep sepstasee 80,
count OF the fund given In trust ior tno 49, 49,
purpose, TO be dsnOminated The hiilcr runu,
and annually, on the 3lst OF December, 10 na -
and render true and accurate account y, .u'
fund. showing distinctly and IN oe.aa uho ~
cep,s and disbursements on account on ho eo'iD
curing the year Immediately preceding copS
OF which account, verified by the oath OF 'ne ~
coni Auditor. is required TO be deuyeteq 70 VIZ
Governor, 10 be ny hin laid before inc LesiS I'm,
ture: aud another COPY thereof vennen ia lihe
manner, 10 be published for one month IN TWO
newspapers printed in tho town OF quar-
lottesyiile and the oher in the city OF kicnmona.
In discharge Of this duty, have the nohOt W
present the following statement
PRINCIPAL.
R.c.ln,s and disbursements on account on the
principal OF the fund rom Decemooi "i' '-'
TO December 81. 1898:
RECEIPTS.
Received from tho sale Of S20o,6oo
OF state OF Virginia bonds. issued
under at OF February H. 1867
sold by order % the Miller Board
OF January 20, 1898, at an ave- 200 co
rage price % 1888. ............. '.slot'ioV u
Received from Josiah kyland' Jr.,
second Auditor aud secretary OF
the board, si0.56, being 2 por-
ton OF the income of the board
temporarily loaned tho principal
of the fund In order 20 complete
the purchase OF bonds as below. ~ DO
The balance on hand 70 the credit
OF tho principal OF the fund, ,,o-
January /, 1s93.................. 20 ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-16
Astronomical Item.

CreXaS SlttlngSJ
Mr.. Westside Slightly intoxicated
shay, you known anything about As
tronomy?
Mr.. Eastside: \ little
Mr.. Westside: Well. then. perhaps you
can tell me (hic) il astronomers use big
dipper when they skim the milky way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-16
Proof Positive.

Cherubim: l guess that man who said
he was from Chicago is all right.
St. Peter: Have you discovered any
thing?
Cherubim: Yes: he has worn out two
horns In three days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-16
A Worthy Member.

Clamwhooper: So you belong 10 the
Elite club?
Vanderchump: Yes. they put up n mean
fob on me | happened % tell 4 member
Of the club that they were a lot OF don
kevs' and what did they DO but elect ME
a member by reclamation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-16
A WARRANT FOR CASHIER PULLlAM.
\ Supposed Clue to His Whereabouts
Appointed u. :. Court Clerk.

Appointed u. :. Court Clerk.
AsHEVIII.E. Y. G. january 1j.-(Spe-
Vial)-A warrant for the arrest OF the
missing cashier Of the National Bank of
Ashevile, Lawrence pulliam, has been
issued by Judge Jones, Of the Criminal
Court. at the instance Of Detective Bren-
nan. OF the Fidelity and Casualty Com
rany. Of New York which is Mr.. Pull
liam's guarantceT BY this action II is
supposed that the company has some IN
formation about him. and that he VIII
return 10 Ashevillc soon. His friends
have confidence that either the condition
Of his health OF some untoward event Will
furnish an explanation of his strange con-
duct.
r. O. Patterson has been appointed by
Judges Dick and Cor clerk OF the Circuit
md District Courts for the Western Dis
trict of North Carolina in place Of J. l..
Reed who has been the clerk for seven
teen years. Mr. Patterson Is about -
years of age. and resident Of Swain
county. formerly Of Buncombe, and life
long Republican. In former days he was
q United States deputy marshal.
ELOPED.
VIII. Green, blacksmith here. who has
a wife and two children at Newport.
Tenn, eloped last night in a cart with
q weak-minded girl OF this city. - years
old. 1t is believed he has gone toward
South Carolina.
Deputy-Sheriff Bailey. Of Madison. was
brought here to-day by Sheriff White of
that county, under arrest for killing a
man by name Of Robert Wills 1t Is said
Wills resisted arrest Bailey will have a
hearing on habeas corpus tomorrow be-
fore Judge Jones.
Five hundred California rainbow trout
and black bass have been placed in the
streams about Asheville from the United
States Fish Commissioners car which
made a stop here for the purpose The
car has gone 10 Greensboro.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-16

goods box In the back shed for table,
and II wasn't singular that another sug-
gested that II would be good Idea TO
play II over again.
The host got deck Of cards and his
wifes button-bag, and proceedings were
inaugurated. The buttons. upon being d.
vided into five parts. gave each man SIX
teen. and II was a source OF much amuse-
ment to the others when one OF the party
ransacked his pockets without finding mat
number OF cents, or, indeed, anything but
a nickel The bantering that ensued re
suited In each man showing up his pile.
and the result was that five substantial
businessmen only could rake up little
over two dollars between them.
The game then proceeded. After few
hands were played the host picked up
new hand and remarked that he wished
they were playing sure enough poker.
The man TO his left skinned over his
cards and acquiesced In the desire. The
other two said they were more than
willing to make II the real thing, for that
hand anyhow. and the dealer threw W.
five cards containing all the cults, without
a pair and nine high. and remarked that
his friends could fight II out. AS there
was no money In the party, II was de-
clded 10 use simple articles easy OF iden-
tiflcatlon as markers for the amounts
each player should bet, and then the
bride was taken off and the gallant stced
bounded forth on an unlimited field. Be-
fore the draw the host bet So and put
up a cigar as a marker. The next man
raised It s25 and showed in a key-ring
as the representative OF $50. 50 1t went
around until there was q conglomeration
OF the various things men carry In their
pockets In the center OF the table.
When they got ready to draw cards the
expectant dealer was amazed to find that
none Of the quartet wanted any. Then
did the betting begin furiously anew. AMI
everything the players had with them
whose disappearance would not cause in
terrogation on the part OF their respective
wives was put up as markers for their
bets At last the host had the last say.
and he determined TO call. He reached
out and picked up the empty coal scuttle.
This goes for 500" he said. hoarsely.
land | call. I've got four queens The
other players laid down respectively
nine full on hves: n seven full on kings,
and four tens The winner swept all the
markers into the coal scuttle, and the
game broke up The next day his three
antagonists came around to his office AMI
redeemed their markers. The man who
had called with tho coal-scuttle received
over $3.50 apiece from each one OF them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-16
DEPARTURE OF STEAMER.
PHILADELPHIA, RICH Tg.A
NoND, ANDNoRFoLk --z1.i--s
STEAMSHIP CJMPANf

Appointed sailing days. Ever
DAY AMI FRIDAY AZ Z. 81. ..
SUNDAY AZ 4. NJ
Freight Tor Tuesdays and
steamers received I'll saline
Sundays steamer tlu = Al
Freight received daily until
Fare. 500
For further Information arg'
j. " MctAl.'
General Southern Agent otc
W y. ely g.
my25 General Agents P..41
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-16
DISBURSEMENTS.

For the purchase of 1852, 200 OF
State OF Virginia bonds, issued
under act OF February 20, log2'
purchased by order Of the MILLER
BOARD OF January IS, 1898, oui
Of proceeds OF sale OF bonds, az
a baya .......
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-16

Richmond - 0D III N.tf...
Richmond $40 Pm Nof.
Norfolk. 80 4 ". Ll....
NorfOR =. 30 p.N lll.I
The trains leaving kI...
and Norfolk az : l.. n. tr.
tween these two ln'u'-
10 through without olf.
Trains leaving RI,Iu..
and II 80 +. n. and afrI.'
90 S.9l a. So 1"l D.. ~
ectiOn az Petersburg fl a'.
VILE, IyuChDurF. aud W.
u. VI STIl.f.
T.. T. y MYERS Gsn.r.
II. ". EMER son. Trar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-16


at o'clock J.. 81. Manifest e.'
hour before sallinB time.
steamers leave Ne" YORK
o. North River. Tor kiDNr
WEDNESDAY, and SATl Nl'Af
NJ, arriving IN Richmond MDHt.ht
FRIDAY MORNINGS.
Passenger Accommodate Hn
Cabin fare 10 New York 800 .t
meals and bertm Via JaiIes.i'' a.
Round-trip tickets. limited 90 t..J
days after date Of issue .......
Storage fare, with subSisirt'.
Steerage fare. without suDsi'
Cabin fare Via Chfsapca Be-
ONO railway ana Ricnmol4
Petersburg railroad (tickeis
eJ - four days. .....-... ......
Round-trip tickets Omitted a. i.'
Tickets can b obtained st
Transfer Companys, 81 essi ID
Chesapeake and Ohio and ~
Petersburg d-p0ts. and AZ m ID
office. 1901 Main street, ana Ni'''
etts. .. d
Freight forwarded and thgonf' e..
ladins issued .or points r..
York
Freight received daily unit Fl,
Passengers leaving Kichmenl al.
DAYS. WEDNESDAY, lt' N
Ohio railway (via Newport N."
$40 and by the Richmond ana '.,
railroad (same days. az 80
make connection at EORtNiN
steamer leaving those days
GEORGE W. ALLEN & - a..
myti and eompany's wharf R',''-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-16
TRAINS NoRTHwAnD.
Da'Ig' STOPPING rtAcr.

Nos. H. g. g. o. rn a.I
stops NOr % Hnd 80 etup
stony Creek on signal. y.
"a stop on signal 40 Nance. ..
Centralia, and Chester B.
g. will stop on signal 40
Pullman Palace Burtf r.. .....
AL through trains. on
and % Sleoping-Cur5 b.tE
and Lynchburg. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-16

/, Issued IN lieu OF the following
| securities witch belonged 10 the
| fund; Virginia registered q per
| cent consol bonds, eDOD.20O;
I Virginia registered per cent.
"a pseIerr bonds, $50, 35s.so; Viz
1 GINA registered bonds, issued un-
der act OF March 2S. 1879,
| dated January 1, 1879, bearing
| 3 per cent per snnnm interest
| for ten years, 4 por cent twenty
] years, and 3 per cent. for ten
years. s75,300; aggregate si'-
yirgInis registered bonds. called
in the market Century bonds
| ON account Of running hun
dred years. 10 July /, 1891,
bearing interest ut tho rate OF
per cent. per annum until July,
| 1901, and per cent. per an -,
mum thereafter. ................ 3J2,IOO w
| Richmond city por cent. regis
i ipo7. ' 1000 90
's 40 y shares Of stock 49,. 41.OoO 90
Lvnchburg city 9 per cent regis
tered bond now held by X. T.
Craigbin, attorney. Lynchburg,
for the collection OF Interest,". 40 W
sl,44I,33 40
on which an annual interest. in
Guiding dividend on the Bank %
Kentucky stock. estimated AZ
$3.50, may he relied upon,
amounting 70 Ell 1850: after
July /. 1901, It would amount TO
s75,2533O.
The following securities belonging 20 the fund
ara Of doubtful or OF no yalue:
shares Of stock In the Lynchbnrg and
Danyille Railroad Company ......s 5000 %
Orange ana Alexandria Railroad
Company registered bOnds......... $3.50 90
'T sipls stock cof no yalasi.... 1000 90
shares OF stock In tn" Southern Pa
cHc Railroad Company tof no -,
Yalue). .........-.. lVifVV w
State Of Indiana, Wabash. and Eria
tof no yalueS '''...'............ 26.77s 90
Richmond aud York; River Railroad
bonds coi no vslae,. .....,..... ' 47.OOO 90
NJ nsny's certifcate tof no ysiueI...'. 5.4OO 90
The farm in Amherst county Va, That be-
longed 10 the fund has been sold for s4,5SJ.JS.
Bonds sgRregating s4,l27Ol, payable in one,
two. ami three years rom September ', 1851
were given for the purchase-money after de-
Quoting cash payments There has been re-
ceiyed by the fund on account Of the same,
s2,I7t on account Of principal, aud s236.o9 on
account Of interest.
II will be- seen by the statement OF
receipts aud disbursements on &C
cOun, OF income that there ~ IN the
Treasury 20 the credit OF the fund.
In cash. for the maintenance and
support Of the school, December 81,
1898. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .S2,oSf IL
Respectfully submitted.
JOSIAH RYLAND, JR.,
Second Auditor and Secretary Miller Manual
Labor school Of Albemarle.
STATE or VIRGISIA-CTY OF RICHMOND:
|. C. Lee Moore. a notary public for the city
aforesaid, IN TIM state OF Virginia, do certify
that Josiah Ryland. Jr., Second Auditor, this
day made oath before me that tho foregoing
staten nts are true to the best Of his knowledge
and belief
Given under my hand this Let day OF Janu-
airy, 1894. I. LEE MOOhE'
ia 2-Tu4t Notary Public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-16

and BRIC-A-BRAC
NJ a great reduction.
SOLID GOLD 14-KARAT LADIES WATCHES,
$50. $3.50, s2J. s2S, $50, ana up.
GOLD FILLED LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S
WATCHES, $3.50, SIS. BIS. s20. and up.
SOLID GOLD GENTLEMEN'S WATCHES
$50, s3j, S3S. $40, aud mp,
The aDoye-named watches are all Waltham
and Elgin make.
SOLID-GOLD BABY-RINGS, SOC. 7Jc., 81.
SOLID-GOLO SET KINGS. 81, 1925, $3.50,
Sl.75. 81, 500, and up.
SOLID-GOLD GENlLEMRNS INITIAL
RINGS, any letter, 81.
DIAMOND RINGS, s5, 60. e., SIS, 90, $40, and
up.
DIAMOND PENDANTS, EAR.RINGS,
Brooches. RINGS. STUDS. SC.
S-DAY WALNUT CLOCKS, 81, $3.50, 81,
$3.50.
NICKEL ALARMS. 75c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-16

EMPoRIA, VA. January it.-tspeclaI)
last saturday night the town was crowd
Ia WITH drunken and disorderly negroes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-16
RICHMOND. FREDEHlcg.8

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DISBURSEMENTS.

Disbursements under orders Of the County
Court OF Albemsrie and orders approved by the
Board Of Education:
1893.
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INCOME.

Receipts and disbursements on account OF tho
income OF the fund from December 81, 1897 10
Decpn her g. 1898: