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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22

WASHINGTON. u. G., oct. 2i.-Presi-
dent Cleveland made three llief speeches
TODAY ana listened 10 three others.
The scVeral occasions on whlch th" re-
srectlve remarks were made were the
r'regentation OF three new diplomatic rep
reeentatives Of foreign countries accred-
Ted 10 the United States.
Ii Was a sort Of cleanln8-up day prior 10
the Presidents departure for Atlanta, for
ne reception Of foreign ministers recently
arrived IN America.
The three ly-accredted representa-
tlves are ssenor Augusta de Seguera The
dim. Minister from Portugal, AIr. W. X.
Castle. Minister from t9R ali, and Mr.
Constantin Brun, Minister from Den
mark.
senior Thedm was presented at II
O'Clock, Mr.. Castle at noon. aAd Alr. Brun
at ] o'clock.
All the presentations were made by Sec
retary Olney, who made three separate
trips between the state Department ana
the White House. The President received
the new ministers ia the Blue-room, or
official apartment, and in each instance,
after the minister had presented his Gre
dentials In a short sDeech, expressing
friendship and good VIII for the United
States, responded IN an appropriate man.
ncr.
Mr. Castle who was In civilian attire.
In the uniform To which their rank en-
titles them. and were not accompanied by
any attaches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22
Turkish Reforms.

CONSTANTINOPLE. oct. PA sum-
mary Of the reforms that have been di-
rected shall be made In the adm'nistra-
ton OF Armenia has been communicated
to the Turkish newspapers. The prin-
cipal points are the formation OF a mixed
body OF police and gendarperie In each
viliyette. the inspection Of che prisoners
by judicial inspectors, the collection OF
taxes by an official elected by the In
habItants, and an inquiry by Constanti-
NOBLE officials into any abuse.
The general situation here is apDa-
rently unchanged. The main question
now is the issue OF a firman or hat en-
bodying the agreement between the pow
ers and the Porte.
The ambassadors find that the Sultan
Is very unwilling TO take this step.
Nevertheless. it IS very satisfactory 10
note that there are no symptoms OF dis
quietude at the granting OF the reform
BY the Porte.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22
NEGRO DAT AT ATLdNId'
An Ode by Daniel webster Davis OF i''c"-
,nnnd-A Great Crowd.

ATLANTA. GA, oct. I.-Nesro-Day
was the largest, in point Of attendance
the Exposition has had. The race made
q great success Of the day set apart for
Them. They had an ode an Grafton
ana addresses by State and Exposition
officials. and the blacks ala Their part
Of II with eminent success.
Their sentiment was expressed in the
openlng stanza Of the ode by Daniel
Webster Davis, Of Richmond, Va, who
write:
To-day we come TO show the world
what God for as hath rought
Here. where but thirty years ago We
what God for us hath wrought.
The orator OF tine day was Rev. }.
W. T.. Bowen. a prominent negro edu-
Gator Of the South. His subject waa
"An Appeal TO the King" The theme
was. ''Has the negro any place I'm Amer
lean life, and .f So what is that place
10 be?"
President Collier made short address.
congratulating the race on its efforts
and the results.
The speech by Rev. Bowen made a
great impression. Ii was heard by the
largest audience that has yet assembled
in the auditorium
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22
vl.rlitH foiEcAsr.

WASHINGTON, -. C., oct. 2i.-Fore-
cast for Tuesday.
For Virginia. ta.r: east winds; warmer.
For North Carolina: Falf, cdsteriy
winds slightly warmer.
The barometer has risen on the Atlantic
coast north OF Georgia ard IN the Rocky
mountain districts. II has f0ilea In the
central valleys
Heavy rains In Southern Florida and
Indications are that the storm central
over Cuba VIII come nCrthward east OF
the coast line. following the general
course Of the Gulf stream.
The disturbances which were central
over Minnesota this morning are now
central over Lake Superior.
Fair weather prevails from the Gulf
States northward over New England ana
the Lake regions and in the Northwest.
IL Is warmer In the central valleys and
colder In the extreme Northwest.
Warmer. fair weather ~ili prevail along
the Atlantic coast north OF Hatteras.
Fair weather Will continue IN the GuH
states and central valleys.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22
snrRifr cAnDoxi nEEr.


Sheriff Cardoza, OF Lunenburg county,
arrived IN this city az o'clock last nlsht.
He came TO bring some pfisohcrs 20 Inc
peniteutiary. IN conversation wild some
Gentlemen he Is reported 10 have saii thal
this visit WAS in no way connected W.T.
the taking OF The Pollard murdcr-is Dac"
70 Lunenblrs.
He Is. however, further reported 20 nave
said that he would ask for no military
escort when ne should carry the prisoners
back.
lie reports the feeling against captain
Prank Cunningham 10 still be very Dit
ter Al o'clock this morning sheriff
Catdoza had not returned - his hotel.
and no one knew whore he was. so ! was
unable 90 verify the above.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22

PROVIDENCE. X. l., oct. a.-The
Colt-Van Allen scandal was carried into
the courts to-day
Mrs. Elizabeth Colt. wife Of Colonel
Samuel +. Colt, tiled a petition asking
for legal separation from her hns-
band the care OF their TWO minor chill
dren. and a suitable annuity. The CO.
respondent Is not named.
Late this afternoon Colt caused vri,
of arrest 10 be iscuea against James
Van Allen, the wcll-krown Newport So
ciety man. lie charged AIr, Naa Alien
with alternating his wifes affections, and
places the damages ~ $4,000.
The defendant ms not yet been appre-
hended. he is supposed 10 be ssoppirs
with John Astor and the Duke Of Marl-
borough at Rhinecli1. ". \,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22

sTEUBENVLLE, ONO. Oct. n
Four men crossing the track I'm "A wagon
this morning. az Miller's Station. a
crossing on the Panhandle railroad, were
struck 6y the east-hound accommodation
train. No. 5g The killed men were from
Youngstown. near Latrcbe, ia West
moreiand county Pa. Their bodies were
horribly manged. Their names were
Edward Cogan. driver. eighteen years Of
age: Samuel Coean. Jr.. plasterer, aged
twenty years; Samuel Cogan. sr.. plas-
terer; John Campbell hod-carrler. aged
fMantv-siX..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22

ATLANTA. GA. Oc1. 2l.-ltt a meeting
to-day OF the jury OF highest awards OF
the Cotton states and International Ex-
position. AN address highly commenting
the Exposition for us educational value
and ITS important relations 10 industry
chairmen OF all the sDecial committees Of
the Committee of Awards, with Dr. ID. c.
Gilman. of the Johns Hopkins Cniver-
sity. as chairman.
all the special committees OF the Commit
tee OF Awards, with Dr. u. c. Gilman. OF
the Johns Hopkins University, as chair
man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22

Quite a large number OF friends af
iovernor OFerrall and biz party assem-
blcd at the depot OF the Southern railway
early Yesterday morning 20 see them
on on their start for the Atlanta Exp Ds-
ton. As stated i'm Sundays Times The
Governor ami the ladies' with him. occu-
pied a handsome officers car While the
Governors staff and .hsir iadiss tr1Vol' u
In Pullman palace ear. The two cars
were attached 10 ihe Southern. express
train, ard al DanvlIle they were trans
ferred TO the Washington aud South
western Nestibulod Limited, No. 81. ,ine
same train carried the cadets from the
Virginia Military Institute, who act a.
escort 10 the Governor.
Before leaving. Governor O'Ferrall re-
ceiyed a telegram from officials Of the
Exposition To the effect hat uniformed
troops acting az escort VIII pass IN the
grounds free Of charge.
So IL Is thought that such rule VIII
be In force on both to-day and tomorrow.
The soldiers who go from Virginia VIII
attend the Exposition on both these dayy,
making a parade through the principal
streets of Atlanta on their way.
Much pleasure is anticipated Dy AZ
these excursloni-is. Governor stan, mill
tary. and the accompanying parry. Tor
reports are TO me effect inat eyerNihlns
at the Exposition Is working smoothly
now, and that the attendance is very
large.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. oct A.-rhe
Durrant trial was resrmed to-day. All
torney Duprcy, one of the counsel Tor the
defence was not present lie Is still ill
and IL Is believed he win not be able TO
participate further i'm the proceedings.
Charles Lenihan was recalled. He
stated that ne wrote a letter TO DupTey
about about calling AT Pawnbr0kor Op-
pcnheim's store on April 18th. TO pawn a
ring. About two weeks ago Duprey had
asked him 10 accommodate him by letting
mis- mustache grow He wore none when
nc visited Oppenheims.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22
WIS 10 Stop on recount Of Low Water.

MILWAUKEE,. WIS. oct. a.-Ten thou
sand men employed I'm the mills on Fox
river valley will be thrown out of work
again on account Of low water. During
the last ten days. the factories have low
cred the level of Lake Winnebago moro
than three inches. though cOmplving
with the order Of the Water Department.
This bring the water down 10 within one
inch OF the limit established by the De
partmcnt. When that limit is reached.
and The mill men say IL win De I'm a few
days the mills using water VIII have 20
shut down.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22

NEW YORK, oct. 2l.-The Executive
Council Of the American Bankers Asso-
citation appointed at the recent session
in Atlanta are as follows.
Joseph Hendricks Union National Bank.
Of New York, chairman; William Il. Por-
ter. vice-prasident OF the Chase National
Bank. New York city, treasurer; ana
James r.. Branch, OF Richmond. Va,
secretary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22

WASHINGTON. oct. Ex-senator John
w. Daniel. Of Virginia, has accepted an
invitation to speak for Tammany Hall
during the present campaign in New
York city. He is one OF the host eio-
quent members of the Senate, and is
doservedly popular with the Tammany
braves. because OF his advocacy Of their
cause at the last Democratic national
convention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Oct H.--A spe-
cial TO the Advertiser. from Huntsville,
Ala, SAYS: Frank Coleman, Of the Argus
and Robert O'Nen. OF the Mercury. eN-
changed nine or ten pistol shots this
morning but the only damage done was
a bullet hole through Coleman coat.
The trouble was caused by editorial stri;t-
ures in the Mercury"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22

OsWEGO. y. Y. oct. a.-Eight and
thrce-tenths inches o. snow fell here
last night Many shade and fruit trees
were broken down by the weight of the
beautiful snow. The snow Is fast dis
appearing.
NIfNDA, \. Y. Oct. 2l.A violent wind
storm visited this place Saturday night,
blowing at the rate Of forty miles an hour
bring q snow storm, and Sunday there
was six Inches on the ground.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22

by both sides, both by the respective gov
ernments and the press"
The paper refers to Trinidad and con-
tinues: In each case we have to con-
slider the United States and set an exam
pie OF moderation and self-control: with
out IL. 1t will be difficult to bring these
disputes to a happy issue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22
10 M DOCEED fT BROOKLYN.


WASHINGTON. oct. a.-After consid-
Grafton OF the advisability of the docking
Of the new battleship Texas al the Nor
folk navy-yard, Secretary Herbert mas de-
cided that the naval dry dock ihere is
not suitable for the purpose. and ne has
accordingly ordered q vessel 10 The
Brooklyn navy-yafd, whore the docking
VIII be done.
The Texas was recently ordered to go
into the Norfolk dock, where she had
been twice before actual completion, but
the naval constructor az the uaVy-vard
informed the Navy Department that tie
Texas was so much deeper in the water
since taking on her armament that he
was OF the opinion that she could not get
into the dock.
coincide with the Sccrctary's view, and
The orders. thorelore. have boon changed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22
The Innss Museum Committee

ATLANTA. GA. oct a.-The Rouss
Confederate Memorial Hall Committee,
held a day and night sitting. Nashville,
Men Orleans Richmond. Atlanta and
Washington. were heard.
A daughter OF General Albert Pike.
spoke for Washington.
No decision was reached; recommend
alton Will be made later.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22

EERLlN oct IA dispatcn from
Dirschauw, Polish Prussia. says ten chill
dren were burned 10 death on Saturday
in a house In Preussicn Stargard. IN
which they were confined
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22
KrNG or 1BYssgNTf DEAD.
he Report That He Was Killed by Light
ming DfficiaiIy Confirmed.

ROME. oct. p. The Donchisiotte Deia
Manca newspaper announces that the
report that King Aelenk, OF ADyssinia,
has beer. killed ~ stroke OF lightning
is officially confirmed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-22
RANGE on rniisMoMErER.

The following was the range OF the
Thermometer at The Times Office yes
terday:
. A. NJ, 6s: IL NJ. 81; r. ~, 81: 9
p. NJ, S:s p. NJ, 81; Il, midnight, =.
Average. Si-S.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-01
BY Southern Asaoclated prasa.

N3hiSGroN, January 31.-Seore-
tary Herbert has received a teIs.
gram from Admiral Carpenter at
Chotoo. dated TO day, stating tbah
tho bombardment of Wei Uoi W.;
mas mas begun, and he hos dispatched
.he cruiser yorktown to witness the
operation. The cruiser Detroit i'm
medihtely after tho arrival of the
nacnlas atsColnmbo, Ceylon, to.day
uephrted for Singapore, on her wav
10 JON Admiral Carpenters fleet az
Chefoo. '' ~
LoNpoN, January 31.-A Central
news dispatch from Chefoo. upder
date of January 3lst, GAYS that Wei
tlai WEI is completely surrounded
py 'he Japanese forces erd being
BON barded by land aud by see, THO
Chinese forces have begun to re.
'rent' anu If not already captured
VIII soon be taken prisoners.
"A dispatch to the Globe says that
the Jnpanse infautry have captured
the eastern fort at Wei. Hai.W Wei.
out the guns of the other fortresses
are dong excellent execution against
the captured fort. and the Chinese
are hopeful that they will be able
10 mold the remaining forts and dis.
iouge the enemy from the eastern
a dispatch to the Pail Mall Ga
Ie'te from Che Foo says that the
Japanese nave landed large body
or troops at Wei Hal Wei, and cap.
tured three forts, while another
tort has been siIenced by the heavy
nre OF the Japanese fort.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-01
TO BOYCOTT THE MILITIA.
Unions Take Steps to Forbid Mem
bers joining.
BY Southern Associated Press

New YORK, January 3l.-rhe Re.
corder says morning: An agitn-
ton Is now going on among certain
labor unions in favor of boycotting
the militia. Capt. Louis Wendell, of
Nondops Battery. has already fallen
under tho ban of tho Bakers Union,
who refused to hold their meeting
IN his assembly rooms, by order of
tho socialistic Central Labor Fede.
ration.
Walters Local Assembly No.
:, ~, *. Of H., has pnesed resolu-
tons boycotting tho militia, which
have been endorsed by mixed Local
Assembly No. 2,23i and other lubor
organizations. Hereafter applicants
for membership Will he nsked if they
are members Of National Guard, and
If So If they are willing to withdraw
ns soon Us ther torn of service ex-
Dires.
Members of assemblies and unions
joining the militia must resign from
organizations aud hereafter will be
treated rs non union men,
Local Assembly 2,23l has re-
quested Assembly No. 40 to bring
pressure to bear upon the Legisla-
ture to glvo the State Commission.
ers OF mediation and arbitration the
power OF compulsory arbitration or
else have the board abolished en-
tIrcly,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-01
MORE TROOPS WITHDRAWN
Conference Between Gen. Nc
Leer and Mayor SChren.
POWER HOUSES PROTECTED.
The Courts invoked Against The
Atlantic Avenue Railroad. a
Warrant ior President Nor
ton. The Troleys as
Carriers OF Mail.
BY Southern Associated Press

BRooKLYN, january II. After n
conference to-day at tho City Hall
between Gen. McLcer and Mavor
Sohiren, all the troops held III re-
serve III armies wero allowed to go
to their homes, except two comm.
MES Ill each regiment. The power
houses arc still protected by small
detachment Of troops and police.
About one-half of tho Thirteenth.
Fourteenth, Twenty third aud For
ty-scventh regiments are still on
duty.
Tho United States Courts have
been Invoked by the strikers against
the Atlantic Avenue kuilroad Com.
psny and warrants were issued for
President Norton and Supcrlutend-
ent Qninn this afternoon. MIR. Nor
ton viii be arraigned before United
States Commissioner Morley ut 10
u clock tomorrow morning. Tho
order against his company to show
cause why II peremptory mnndumus
should not issno comcs up mt the
same hour before Judge Gnynor.
Complaint was mnde TO United
States District Attorney Bennett
this morning by the law firm of
McCrossiu ~ Iownes that the sign
"UnIted States Alnii' is carried on
cars OF the line winch are not used
III transporting the mails.
The matter was LAID before Com.
missioner Morley this afternoon. 1t
IL SAID that similar action will be
begun against President Wicker and
President Lewis, of the other com.
pnnies, whose employees are on II
strike. The Atlantic operates one
regular mail car, which Is fitted up
like railway postal car, and mails
are distributed Gu route
This cnr Is moved over tho route
at certain hours each day. Aside
from tins any of the regular passen-
ger trolley cars winch pass the post
office are liable to be used 10 carry
mail pouches.
The cars carry the mail sign at al.
times, and II Is tins use oil the sign
whIoh is claimed to be n violation of
the lay.
Postmaster Suliivau said this after.
noon that the contracts with the
truileys were drawn by the Second
Assistant Postmaster General ut
Washington, ana iustend of any
particular car or cars being dcsIg-
mated, the contract Is for tnc use OF
the lines. lie added that he he.
lleves tile companies have been au
tnorized by tho Washington uuthori-
ties to place United States mail
slgus OH all their cars.
The trolley cars ran everywhere
to-day nud were not molestcd. The
all night runs viii 30 resumed 70.
night. Ine strikers have been notI.
iied by their lawyers III the different
suits they have instituted that law.
lessness must stop IT they expect to
have any standing III the courts.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-01
EIrc AT G'Ort de PniN.

New YORK, January 3l.-Tho
Clyde steamer Schleswig, Capt.
HacEbarth, which arrived to-day
from Haytlen ports, brings partlcn
lars of very disastrous ire at Port
ne PaiX, which occurred on January
10. Nearl Y two-thlrds of the town
was destroyed, including large por-
ton oil the business scction. One col.
ored man was burned 10 death. The
cause of tho fire IL unknown, but it
spread with frightful rnpldity, and
III three hours was under control,
having swept it's way across the
town. The bank and several other
large structures were saved. MANY
people lost all their mouny, which
was burned III thei: houses, and
there Is great distress.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-01
a Great >pcciai sale of uo.icr,
at levy HrOs.

Monday, February 4th, sale be
gins at . O'Clock; 10 900 pairs Of fast
black hosiery for ladies', gents aud
chi!dren's wear. Prices from &c. a
pair and upwards. Mems fast black
seamless hose three pairs for 25c. !;
children seamless ribbed hose three
pairs for 2jc.; fine imported seamless
hose two pairs for 25c. THIS Will be
the greatest Offering OF hosiery ever
shown in Norfolk. Prices good for
that day only, aud for cash. Levy
Bros, Ia Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-01
WiIs0r, for Senator.


~ 'NH'"S' AZ AHSOCIht0i lTGSS
OLYMPIA, WASH, January 81
The Rebublicau caucus nominated
John l., Wilson for United Stntes
Senator on the Grst ballot tonight.
Mrs. G. II. S. Eaton, lady well
known III Portsmouth, but now re-.
siding at No. A Wake street, Nor
folk. Va, was stung on the right
check few days ngo aud her face
was swollen to "a very large size.
she tried Quratol and was cured IN
very quick ORDER. Qurntol has ere
ated great sensation IN this city.
Newest Discovery. Ext. teeth
no pain. n. Y. ID. Rooms. l62 Main.
Nat"rd.st, February I'd, we viii
save Hnr Grand opening of
Think of the prices mentioned.
when defy competitlon. Ladies
fine silk finished hose, worth 5Oc..
now 35c. or 3 for S1.0O. Ladies
hose, worth Doe, now i9c. Ladies
seamless hose. worth l5c., now &c..
or pair for 25c. Children's half
bose, worth 25c., now lie. Gen
tiemen's hose. worth 25c., now Sc.
Hose and half hose from DC. n pair
UP. IL. a. SAUNDERS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-01
NEI HAI NE| BOhBARDED
telegram Received From Admi-
raj Carpenter at Chefoo.
lHE YORKTOWN A SPECTATOR

ne Town Completely Surrounded
ny Japanese Forces. Bombard-
ed by Land and Sea. Chi
neSe Retreating. Part of
the Fort Captured.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-01
Death OF Judsc EEonr.
By Southern Associatol Press.

CoNCoRD, Mass, January 81.
Judge T.. Il. iioar died quietly at
1:j2 this evening, having been nn
conscious since yesterday. He was
q brother of Senator Honr. He was
Gou. Grants attorney general In
1863 aud 1870, aud was one of the
Joint high commissioners VINO uego.
tIated the treaty OF Washington in
ISL
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-01
e."Id ,G,thdru.ynI..

~ Southern Associated Press.
WAsHINGroN, January 1.-Gold
Withdrawals to-day reduced the
Treasury gold reserve at the close
OF business to @i2,36l, 1856. The
Withdrawals were: At New York,
81, 217, 600; at Chicago, 500, 900.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-01
Ez7A ,obncc, crow r..

Dy southorn AssOciatol Pross.
CnAKLEsroN. $. O., January 81, -
The Darlington Tobacco Growers
Association was organized at Dar.
lington yesterday with large mem
bership.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-01

Gonuino Brussels, lovely patterns,
$5. 30 per pair; Irish point, So per
pair; prettiest Nottingham ever in
the city. Special one week. Creecy
u Dill. 1S6 Main street.
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70 be sol for the higA dollar, en-
signed to us from the following Well
known shippers: a. A=A er. % head of
hors e L. Bd on. = head o Horses
l.. CODlans, % head OF Iorses ii. W
larr. % cad OF Horses; +. n. Hafer, %
Head OF Horses. Joe kenlis, 20 h al OF
lior es Robert san age. o head of
Horses N. Il. Hart, Poular Planes
NY, 30 head o Mules Maxwell ~ Crouch.
q head OF Mule John LEHMAN, 80 head
OF Muics.
Our usual terms will be obsoryed-ab-
sOuta sale. no pN-OijdlnS. twenty y-iour
hours tril and ifstock is not AZ repre-
sontel. your money will be rc uniod.
We wi Ii TO call the attention OF the
pubic to tho fact that we have auction
sales CRY TUESDAY and FRIDAY, and
also that We hayo on hand, for private
salo, large line OF Horse es and Mules.
yaa A,Glaayy- Mcclellan live Stock Co.,
9and 50 l-2 Union stree;