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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21

reported az being no better Hts mother
ana brother, Mr.. John w. BurrusA are
with him. Mr.. Burruss u a resident OF
Richmond. and has been for numpdr
OF years connected in, the capacity OF
travelling salesman with the shoe house
OF Roberts 4 Hoge. on Fourteenth stree.
While his condition Is considered ser',
our, It Is not necessarily iata,, anu
s,ronp hopes are entertained for his re-
covery. He will he removed to his home,
In this city, No zoo north Eleventh
street as soon as he is able to stand IT,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
By A. Cailiu, Al.t.
Nos. and north Lissfa
TRUSTEES SALE or -
i FRAME DWELIINDS AN..
SfORkllOi ~.

BY direction OF the teu-r
trust 20 me from &. T. NH.t .r
January 10. 1923, Of record
OF Henrico County Court D
page 3t4. default hSyiug tr-
therein secured. ! vii On
FRIDAY, MAtcH
at 8 O'Clock 4. VI. on To- pr' ..I
highest bidder all mat csfisi'
with the Improvements ihefe
county. Va. nsar the eastern 20
y; Rich moud. commendng Is. B
liDe OF Iwenty-sccOni Il ef'
street. thonce running
Iwenty-secOpd street So %
feet and extending baeA r
tween parallel lines 40 Zee,
wide, being promises Nos I
and 1907 north lyeniY-sr'''
TERMS Cash ~ o. $1,000 al
on from January -, lSyf, i."'
this trust, taxes. " any, NH ~.
paid. and the talaIce, n ~
twelve months secured b. ifl ...t
NH IL 2. 4. a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21

.srTNHERE ARE No FLIES ON
L SMIrH"-You cannot MAKE silk purse
oct OF a sows ear, but you can secure your Docks
and money IN HERRING-HALis-MARVI CON-
PANY'S fIRE-AND BURGLAR-PkOOtS SAFES
q. f. SMITH.
nv 27 No, IS north Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
BY Il. y. Cha1.l ...
Real Estate AI-.....t
No. l north Tenth .-
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
HOUSE AND LOT At NOgTr.I.. '-
OF CANAL AND FOl>NfI -.l
on THURSDAY, MANN -.I.
Al III OALnlA L

BY virtue OF a deed % ifl-t '.
1892. recorded ia kiclm.l. CD
Deed-BOok l48 A. pas" lIl.
beneficiary. default uAurs t.t.
ment OF debt sccurei, NJ Ht
ton. on the premErS 40 Ar.fr
hour, the pROPEki \ oc-c.i..l
all that lot or parcel 81 Aui.
dwelling hogs@ thereon. l1.s
northeast corner 81 Canal tft
IN the city OF kl'Ewoni. fr..
north s,de OF Canal street.. D..
on the east line Of F0u-nee -t..
Ill liuee, Delng The same r.t
conveyed 10 william A lIu.
Bareamin by deed q "a July.
TERHs While the decd r.l.
penser ot sale AMI debt o..
liberal terms may Dc auuo
JlL.I
IM
h. b. N...
NH 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
ssnre,ne Court of Appcnls.

Coleman against Commonwealth. Fully
argued by w. NJ. Justis. Jr.. for piaintiii
In error and submitted.
Bunch against Commonwealth. Argued
by w. y. Petit. Esq, for plaintiu N
error and Attorney-General for common.
wealth and submitted.
WITT Beidler & Co. against Mullins.
Submitted.
Stevens against Mccormick. Submitted.
Lewis against Berryville Land and I'm
provement Company. Submitted.
Roberts against Commonwealth Ar
gued by l.. W. Anderson. Esq, for plain
tiff In error.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
VERY NEAT

and spring-y as an athlete is the display
70 be seen this week at McAdams Il
B,rry's Clothing Store. We lead with
winning Suits every time-5uits for
everyone, and Suits for all occasions,
whether for business or evening wear.
Spring suits us perfectly, and We may
add our outfit suits the spring admira-
bly. Don't make mistake --suit spring,
suit the latest style exactly by selec-
ton from our stock. You're sure OF a
fit here, and with n Suit that strikes the
top notch in style, finish, make up. and
material.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
A NTI-DYSPEPTIC AND TONIC
~ SPRINGS,

RICHMOND, Va, February 3, 1893.
Mr.. j. A. Morris, 525 east Broad street:
Dear Sir.--lt gives me pleasure heartily 10 en-
dorse the HARRIS ANTi-DYSPEPrIC MN
ERAL WATER. have used great deal OF II
In my practice with great bene1's 70 my pa
tieuts and satisfaction 20 myself IL has right
TO the claims II makes upon tho pubic conf
dence und patronage A. q diuretc II has no
equal Very respectfully,
WILLIAM II. GRAY, n. ID.
This water cures Dyspepsia, Chrome Diar-
rhnl, Dysentery, and all forms OF Indigestion.
Water ana circulars at j. a. MORRISS. Rich
mond. and at the springs. j. II. HARRIS.
NH 2i-We4t Burkeville, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
by Il. p. Chafn s. '.
Real Estate Aufo
No. 1 north Team
TRUSTEES AUCTION sA~-
or IA.
BRICK STORE AND DWELL.
WEST DUvAL sfht--
LOT 20 SIP th-t.


BY virtuo O, a deed OF wlsl 80
1889, aud recorded N Deei-bl ... "a
AZ, and at regaes. OF on ...rs
having been made m pa'nleh' Of ... -.e-'s
We vii sell BY public aae''on' o.
FRIDAY. NAEca s& ''" "a
q, 5 o'c,ocs NJ. the PRoPkRi' ..ssa.s'.s
sah deed. as all that LOT y. 81 tssf
I1PROy kMEN1s thereon, ly'us, ~.
the csry Of Richmoni. 90 aersh .lis - ,sss,
between 81. Peters street IA ~ 49, .,
and fronsing on puyai street, -. i0l -
running back between pafalel .'.,,.,ei
49, fees, being same propefN 49,, -
Nathan Aytes by deed ftOGl 20, ID ~
Of October, 1852, and duly rce0se''
book - page - ..... 80 90
Tgnxs: While MO deed require u, u -
penses Of sale. and debt due ,'.f !. -
liberal ierms mar BE- aonoen rl a.
julius sIRAt> t..,sss
W. J.. wesfwuoiN
X. n. CHAPLIN, ~
4 = cnARx1n = IN. AsesieAesN'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
R. b. cuAFFIS & Co. Au.'a
by Jackson Bfaaft4
nLf
sutton s Co.,
Real Estate Agents aui tI..
Richmond. b.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION sUr \

TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE NJ
l. A FRAME DWELLING ON Wt.
SIkEEE-By virtue Of tle rIf-
tain deed Of trust. datel Ma. r
cord In the Clerk Oi'ico 0f t.a ..
Gerry Court, Deadlock g. A. ttt.
having been made ia the r.FHr..
therein secured. being l4.-...
ctary under said deed - o. u.. f
lie auction, on the premi-
THURSDAY. AAftH t.. lr't
at O'Clock +. ST., that Nkhl blr....
PETTY No. 80 west Broad
scrlDed a. al that certain LOl .l.
the improycme = thereof. UI
Broad street between Naf.-.
streets, fronting thereon -.k'.r' t
inches, and extending ul..
tween parallel lne- l3s Co.
wide. There Is a COOL fkAN. .H
32J) which brings a good r"atl
attractive property, ou ft- o..
street, and II greatly ln 1rma..
TERMS; Cash as 10 e1pHu-r-
trust and 60 pay on Is uDt
Tor sl.l2O. with interest
any taxes that may te iIa t.i
terms 10 BE- announced Ht -l...
NH IL ALBERT b UAh,u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
BY Apperson Pollard,
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
TRUSTEES SAL T. BY PUBLIC
u AUCTION
OF
THREE STORES, SEVEN DWELLINGS. AND
ANUMBER OF VALUABLE VACANT LOTS
IN TIE WEST END.
TIE AFOREMENTIONED REAL ESTATE WAS
LATELY HELD By Mr.. HENRY NEUhoHR.
THIS PROPERTY IS LOCATED BoTH II AND
OUT OF rHECITY.

By virtue OF six 90 deeds N trust from Henry
Ncurobr and wife to tho undersigned. trustees
ust) da.ed October /. 1890, recorded IN denrico
County Coutt, Deadlock l34 u. page >;
I'D, dated June H. 1892, recorded IN said
County Court. Deadlock lao A, page ~,
also recorded In Richmond Chancery Court,
Deadlock $50 b. page 23
sd dated October IL. logg, recorder IN san
County Court Clerks ONCE, pecc-Book l4l
4. page Al;
(4th) dated January 3, 1893. recorded IN SAID
equity Court. Deed Book 1913 4. page 81
9th dated June 30 1898, recorded IN faic
County Court, Deed-Boo 60 \. page ls3;
(0thl the general decd OF assignment. dated
December II, 1893, re, orded In henricD
County Court. Dee1-BOok l44 A, page l12;
also in Richmond ChGncery Court, Deco
hook $50 h. page 354. default having been
made IN the payment OF the dents tnerc'n
secured and having been required by the
teneGciares so 20 do, we VIII prOceed 10 sell
ION The premises. NJ tho time herei-atter
named, and In the following order VIZ,
commeacing at 4 o'clock 7. VI. ON
WEDNESDAY, MARCH II, 1894.
The STORE AND DWELLING on the New
Bridge (or Nipe-Mils) road The lot - triaugu-
lar in shape and has frontage on said roaG OF
IlG29 feet beginning at point about 30 feet
from the intersection OF said road and twenty
fifth street. And nc III O'Clock Z. VI.
on THESAhE DAY.
the VALUABLE DWELLING located on the
southwest corner OF Vsna ole and TWENTY -seyenth
Htrpfft, containing lOuf luz ipt hAS -
frontage OF 20 ieet on Nenabie by depth OF
$50 feet. And at 4 O'clock 7. NJ ca
THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1894,
We will sell
IN THE FRAME STORE AND DWELLING To-
Gated on the southeast corner OF Blair and
Washington streets. Lot 4Ox125 feet TO an
alley.
(2) A VACANT LOT beginning 10 feet from
the northeast corner OF Blair and Washing
ton streets with a frontage OF 50 feet on the
north line OF Blair street. by depth OF 10
feet TO an alley.
(3) AVACANr LOT with a frontage II go feet
on the east side OF Washington. py depth
of 10 ieet The said lot begins at point
30 feet from the northeast corner OF WASH
ington and Blair streets.
The TWO VACANT LOTS above mentioned
will bs sold as whole or divided as may DO
deemed best at hour of sale.
TERMS: BY consent OF all parties one third
cash; balance IN equal instalments nj SIX
twelve, and eighteen months. interest added
and to be secured by trust deed
j. n. HULCHER.
Trustee under the first five herein mentioned
deeds.
II. r. POLLARD, JR.,
Trustee under the sixth deed (or general deed
OF asslgnmenu. NH Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21

Mr.. Edward A. Burruss, VINO was
stricken With paralysis In his right side
q Charlottesville several days ago "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
Husband and SOn
impure Blood, BoiIs, Car
buncIes, rheumatism
PERFECTLY Cured by Hoods.

&C. l. Hood 81 Co.. Lowell, Mass:
"My husband WAS afflicted with boilS for eigl''
years. lie received several prescriptions from
different physicians but did not Icalize any bene
fit from the medicine. Last srfing his neck Wa
nearly covered with little boils which woult
break and run little and then heal only &c
others to take their place. They grew In nun
Der and size until they turned TO carbuncles u,
began to think they would kill him. Eycrythlnl
the doctors did seemed 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21

~ the request of f.. ...
determined 70 sell, 4 1915
auction. on
THURSDAY. NA..
az o'clock - st. o.. rr
MENT DWELLING, A.
street.
The lot fronts - f..f
extends back on easter.
on western line ~ I..f ..
This property has l...
excellent tenant frr OH.
and Is bringing a. gents.
large percentage on OBJ. ..
pected 90 brlng.
TERMS Very easy
- A.
NH lS-td
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
by r. B.ClarpS
Real Estate Al .....r
No. north 1-nfl -.r.
TRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE
l. OF
IMPROVED REAL f..t..
on DUyAL STREET BEIN...
STREET AND BROYh a,....
ON
FRIDAY, MARCH .L I...
Al A. O'DLu.
by X. y. Clar
Real Estate Aut.


By virtue Of a deei ~ trust l...f
1890, and recorded ln tIrau.
In Decd Book l39 L, page 900.
been made IN payment ~ le ..
request OF beneficiary. We s
auction. on the premise, DU lI...
and hour. the REAL ENlAlE
deed AZ all that TOT Of lart. Nl.
thereon. lying and being iu ffr...
Va. on north side Dnsal -ff... ....
ters street and BrooS aveuI. rr.
Duyal street % S-l2 feet. ana r.....
tween parallel lines 10 fr.. ....
perry conveyed % Nathan fet.. ....
bert Both October. 1852, anI r,..r..I
Book --.
Also all that LOT OF LANn s.s. ...-..
mehts thereon, No. Ala Wr-t I.... .... ..
adjoining the above property
north side Duyal street SOD f..t .....
tween parallel lines 10 fref fI l. ...
same property conyryei o.. ht... ..
Henry Nuerohr, Trustee. Ut h4e.-. .-.
recorded IN Deei.Bo0k 1888 a. l...
Terms: While the decl rn. ..r.. ....
and %, and expense U. .....
terms may be given az the t.m .'-..
Jli.i
W
r. b. ti|.....
II II CuarFfN 4 "a An. .....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21

WANTED, PURCHASER FOR A
w COMPLETE OUTFIT except engine) for
making DRY-PREsSsED BRICK. Only used
two months. Cos, $4,000. Very cheap and on
easy terms Lock. Box So. stanton. Va.
NH lS-Su. VIZ Fr3ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
A UCTION SALE OF 4 N,,...
IA BRICK DHFfIft. 1853

"a BRICK DWELLir. y
on the west side OF ~f
Jackson and D4yal str,.t.
AZ the request ~ tl. t.r
we shall Offer for sale. ..
upon the premise. 90
THURSDAY. MARC.
at 5 o'clock =. 81. TO- lr..
as above
The dwelling contains
the lot fronts n feet M
81. James street.
This property VIII r.rf
good percentage On OBJ.
TERMS: AZ gale.
NH rs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

WANTED. A PLACE AS DINING
W ROOM SERVANT or CHAMBERNAig.
Good reference given. Address JULIA JOHN
son. 105 west Leigh street. nh Tilt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21
Accrayate the Cisease.

Ho at hast bought bottle of Hoods Sarsap
rilla and when he had taken hall OF II his nee
was well and he has had but one pimple Sine
1.-THE remainder Of the medicine gave to IL
twelve year old boy Willie Massey who ha'
been afflicted with rheumatism from his infancy
50 badly that 1 feared he would always be
cripple. lie could not run and play Ike U
other children. After he had taken hall botl
Of Hoods Sarsaparia il seemed TO DO nm $
much good that we concluded 10 give II q Ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21

ON TUESDAY. MARCH &C. f1,
at 5 O'Clock II. ~. Will sa. D..
ON the premises. the VERY
TIVE PROPERTY, ab1g. 1871.
for "A long time occupied br 3D.
consisting OF large dJub. ar
ing, most suitable b. reason ..
and convenient situation fJr .I,..
society, or other semi-Ili'l.
large lot, fronting SJNi5l m.f
probably UTILIZED D. .r..t...
block OF residence fow4r
enormous amount ~ ola f.....
dwelling, kitchen. auts aI..
tribute largely. and BL..l
paying figures
| know Of no property Wnl.
81 being turned about f1 ...
tagc than this. or thar
It's own--in fact. a. al...
favor and IN value AMI fr
TERMS. Liberal. saI a.
- S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-21

NEW QUARTERS. -SEITZ, THE
IN DEMOCRATIC WHITE BARBER, has re-
moved from his Old shop under the National
Bank TO his new, 1rst floor, large front room
1910 EAST MAIN STREET, whers he has much
more room aud can servo his customers much
better. Prices as before. shaving l0c.; Hair
Cutting. 15c. He VIII be glad q see his old
customers and any other white citizen.
NH IEIS.2LZ5.2S,nprls
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-01-05
Big Fire in Boston,

Boston. Jan. 2.-The new year began
in this city with large fire, a destructive
and at one time Very dangerous blaze in
the Globe theater ON Washington street,
owred by John Stetson, and ut present
occupied by the Ilanlon Superba company
which is playing an engagement here.
The playhouse is completely gutted and
tn property of the Hanons ruined EN-
cry engine that can possibly be spared
Is being used to try and protect adjacent
property. The large six-story building
just erected by the Harvard college
trustees has caught end every effort is
being made to save it. 1t looks as if the
entire block on the Harrison avenue cx-
tension will be swallowed up. During
the progress of the fire several severe ex-
ploslons occurred which proved TO be the
powder and cartridges owned by the
llanlon company. L is stated that every
p2rticle of the wardrobes Of the company
has been lost. The inmates of the houses
on Essex street and Hayward Place are
preparing to leave in case the contaSr.-
ton extends.
l.ater-The fire is apparently under con-
troll and the danger Of a general con
tlagration is passed. The total loss viii
Undoubtedly be 4 million dollars. All
the property is well insured.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-01-05
Anarchist DeHS Rnided.

Paris. ian. o.-Tha police raifeG an
hist quarters III many Of thc t.wnS in
] rance yesterday and seized the FORMS
and copy Of the anarchist journal pefe
Peinard. In this city they also searched
the residence of Elisee Reelus. brother
Of Paul Reclus, who has been missing
since the throwing Of the bomb in tho
chamber OF deputies. At Hayre the po-
ice searched eleven houses, seized lot
OF correspondence and recovered stolen
bonds Tor l.!OD francs. For the theft
OF these bonds three anarchists were i'm
Frlsoned some months ago Five an
a.chists Werc arrested in raids on yari-
Gus towns Of the department Saine-In-
ferieure, including the city Of Roucn.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-01-05

Manchester, Jan. 2,-The great ship
canal from Eastman to Manchester is
now an accomplished fact, and the town
Of Manchester, situated about forty Mills
FROM the seaboard, can be reached by sea
from New York in about ten hours after
arriving ut Liverpool. On Dec. Z a stc1nl-
or conveying the firectors Of the canal
made the entire journey of the canal.
but the formal official opening did not
take place until yesterday. In order tG
"ealize the full significance of this fact
and all that it implies, we have to con-
slider the sudden CREATION of a great por.
in Iirect communication with all parts
of the world, close to and partly within
the confiIes of an immense commercial
city and surrounded by al industrial
population Of 3,25o,0OO. Besides the
actual canal and docks are of a most
extensive character. The smaller docks
and luays, and the upper reach will be
principally occupied by coastng vessels,
while in the larger docks will be moored
ships from the United States. Canada,
India etc A other docks will be ac
commodltions for cattle. and, N fact,
Manchester has at stroke become one
of the largest ard most important ports
IN the United Nio-dCm
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-01-05
Work SOmDleteL,

st. Paul. Jan. o-The engineers con-
ference co.nmittee and the officials of the
Northern Pacific road had no scruples
about working on New Years day, and
last evening about o'clock the discus
sion of the old and new schedules was
concluded. The conference consumed two
days. hayin4, been commenced Saturday
m roln@. Manv points were agreed npnn,
although some meters were loft over.
after the officials have made their answer
the matter Nlll bc taken to the r.ca. rrs
fo" i final GO lSideritioa before :rniu- to
the CONT. The agreements pro ana COZ.
have all been taken by 4 Stenographtr.
and the typcN ritten copies of them will
5c furnished the engineers, together wi h
th' answer Of the general manager. The
officials conferred with were General
Manager kendrick. General Snperintend-
ent Kimberly and John Hickly, superin-
tendent Of the motive power and ma
chlnery. The fremen are the next on
the field, and met the officials at / to-
day. The conductors expect to be called
III Wednesday. as it vii! not require
more than day to get through with the
tlremen.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-01-05
Burned IL Family.

Omaha, Jan. On Marble slabs at
the city morgue lie the charred remains
Of the family Of John Cummings. Father,
mother, baby and grandmother are there,
awaiting the outcome of the inquiry
which Coroner Maui has begun into the
causes of the tragedy which startled this
city. Nothing in Nebraska's annals ap-
proaches the deed Of horror Cummings
had been i'll i'll health for some time, and,
according to twelye-ycar Tommy Fox,
who was present, he deliberately set fire
to his own house and caused the death
of his mother-in-law his wife and his
year-old baby and himself in the flames
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-01-05
An Indian Boys Letter.

1t appears to be extremely difficult
for Indians to acquire 4 proper concep-
ton Of the English language as it
should be written. Here is a letter
from one Of the boys at the Carlisle
industrial school:
Now let the asparagus grow, let it
grow just as high as 1t wants too boss
Now my poor back pretty now play
don't now, l can hardly cut any more,
but any how try hard
The other day we had a snap turtle
soup. first time l did not like eat but
any how / eat little bit. And boss ask
me, you want some more? | no told
thank. Do you like? not much. 0 my
this better than anything else what we
eat here. And he say | ratl or havo
a snap soup all the time, like it bet
ter than ice cream, make us laugh all
over And second time we had snap
soup again we help him two Of us,
this time we eat three Of us, him and
Howard and me.
Like it very much this place, but one
thing don't suit me that is to live on
this isl.-ld and pretty hard to get cross
so l have to stay at home all the time
like all hen setting.
Every night misketoes pretty now eat
me up, / wish l pull his teeth of.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-01-05
For Free Iran Ore

Washington, Jan. > Congressman
baldwin received by wire the 1,ridley
iron ore protection resolutions. though he
has seen copies of the Hudson resolu-
iions in favor Of free ore in the papers.
lie says he is satisfied that the Demo
Gratis of Duluth are in favor of free iron
and the Wilson bill practically as it now
stands, and he will vote for il in its en-
thety Baldwin believes that with iron
ore free the manufacturers Of iron will
be fcrced to come West and erect fur
naees and factories On Ike lakes near
Duluth Baldwin says that the scheme
now is to let it go through the house
and then to put 4 specific tax Of 80 ce,.s
on iron ore III the senate This. he says,
may pass the house il il comes back in
that shape.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-01-05

Richmond, Va, Jan. 2.-Hon. Charles
1. OFarrall was inaGgurated governor
OF Virginia with great pomp and cerc
mony. Local military, consisting Of in
fantry, cavalry and artillery, with Wis
iting soldiery from various sections Of
the state. repaired to the Exchange hotel,
where the governor-elect was stopping,
and in a triumphant procession escorted
him through the principal streets, which
We're thronged with people, to the state
capitol building where he was sworn into
office. Judge l.. l.. Lewis, president Of
the supreme court Of appeals, admins
tered the oath.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-01-05

Philadelphia, Jan Six leading daily
papers in Philadelphia. the North Ameri-
can, the Inquirer the Press, the Times,
the Evening Bulletin and the Philadelphia
Democrat yesterday severed their rea-
tions with the United Press and have be-
ccme full members of the Associated
Press and will hereafter publish Asso-
Grated fress news. Every newspaper il
Philadelphia, with three exceptions, to
which has been given the opportunity Of
permanently securing the news of the
Associated Press, has ayailed itself of
that privilege and withdrawn its patron
age from the United Press
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-01-05
Wei.ht Mt the Shells.

Sometimes it is not easy to convince
the farmers that raising and fattenins
lambs is a good paying business when
the conditions are favorable, but the
following piece Of experience at our sta
ton will tend to show the possibilities
that lie in that direction. In the au-
tumn OF 1881 we purchased two car
loads of lamb in Prince Edward Island,
LOO miles eastward from Guelph, On
tar1o, whore the station is located.
Some OF these we fattened and sent
back again to Halifax, within 100 miles
of where they were bought, leaving us
Il substantial cash profit at the same
time over all expenses. Some of them
we fed until May, and were then ship
ped by us to Liverpool and sold They
cost us $500 per head, when purchased.
and averaged $11.5O per head at the
Liverpool docks. After charging all
expenses wha tsoever, we had ii nice
little cash profit on the lambs, not
counting n the manure. although we
had paid the expenses of their transit
a distance Of not less than 5000 miles.
From Ontario Experiment Station.