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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22

81. Louis, Aug. Election quiet; no
sales reported receipts IA shipments
III; stock, 1895 bales,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22
AGENTS WANTED.


AGENrs-Either sex. New oomblna-
ton dipper; lightning seller: biz pronts;
snn,p'e maiiea z9S, Nelson Little, pat
z,,ss-. s..-e.,sV, ~. --..-
SEE THE dAZErrEs. uREAr oFFER
na,9ASn AND TUITION FREE foh a folr
WtifThpy AZ kntsN,V 'Hh 81 JAMES
ite,s,nMctISs ' ,ns,, ngeheH Tor ihp
hnud machines ~ ail makes constantly an
natd Best rlbbons qpl supplies, AGENTS
West sixth strcct, Mort Worth, Tex.
AGENTS Eihor SEX s. dany. Implying
,,SsulA, vusiolhoIs, uoo!s sell N every house,
monso nr6nts VIII, VA NJ, sampie. , l-
tior eg3 Finh nvenue Cbir@un' V' NNV'''
WANTED tive " thrcc good sIiI0IIoTs;
big INDUCEMENTS for good mon, Apply at
lunuee nloeh, I9om =,
,1o1, -, I, -
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FOR SAIE--A good livery outHt nra
trade In a live town of 1000 Inhnhlinnts
other business rraulres my tinr Tcrmy
two. thIrds cash hnlpnte time. Here
is your chance to make money easy.
Address BoN 1852. Dublin, Tex
TIIE DINE eKT11N, 90 -, --,,--i
~ p'N,NN SNLVpN ioT sale i9G laS
Main str"ei "''''S '"''' i"H"''' ioV'
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10y sN ~ CliEsAF,A handsome
yIeN''h llNp AT Ntton's Livery Sta-
Die,
NITCTT11J g ! NJ i---,.---- - -
~, IN "a, ~ ~ hprHVH' lt.les hUu
gn II ,a , IN ' ti iuuuy az Mutp"' ~
80, -, ~ i'''".'NN 1H,NH
gwu wan nu,a'a AZ your own price n9
~, ''HtI u Az 'i3vM touN e tc.'
i'm Houston strGct. ~
SIZE THE OAyRTTE7S OVENT OFFSit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22
,,,r,arous Occasions for Which Reduced
The n..aa T,rin Tickets WIN Be Sold TO
Eastern Points Via Southern Pa


eiac. Sunset Route.
,L.ts,,an Endeayor meeting. Boston, Mass.
one fare for the round sup Up July 10 :"
good 70 psonies' Union, Baltimore. Nd.
aog 1sls Tor The round Zip, July II to 10.
o oaea 10 return August 5. isss' 49, ~.
OonS. tor the round trip. August II 10 =,
one one, TO 10 return October g. 1885
EoseSe s- |Surthsr information call on your near
sst ueke' atsH" Q. W. BEN.
frame Manager. Houstea1 III Ts1.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22

New York, August 2l.-Mexican dol
lars, 50 l-ic; bar silver, &C 5-Sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22

1872 49,
FOR SALE--Fivc room cottage, just
completed. near college. Price $1,000,
Si99 cash, balance 800 monthly. Knight
\ Blackburn. eos Houston street
FOR sALE-Four-room house and lot
oOSlO5 feet, 5000. 500 cash and SIS
monthly. sevcn-room two-story house.
lot 6SNl0o, cement walks, iron fonce.
barn, water ETC., $4,000. terms ar
ranged. NJ L. Chambers, real estate
eNehange. 700 Main street.
FOR SALls-4O0 acres ak miles from
the city of Fort Worth at IS per acre, Is
tillable, 70 acres timber. 200 fine grass or
meadow land. eos Main street. w. p.
Wilson.
FOR sAisR-Nicc home i've room House,
good location; only SiiOO Sih0 cash, SIS
per month. d. S. Hare 4 Co, zoe Maln
SEE TllE oAzETTEs GREAT oFFER
MILITARY ACADEMY.
FOR sALl,-NIcc framed house, near car
line, $500, 500 cash, Sl2 per mouth. y. 3.
Hare 3 To- IoS Main.
RANCH FOR SALE OR LEAsFs-One-
hnlt interest in $4,000 acre pasture, thlr-
teen miles Southwest of Quanah,
Hardoman county. Abundance OF llv-
ing water creeks. springs, etc Some
timber Fine winter protection. Eight
varieties OF grass. Enclosed about i've
years ago, and only partly stocked
since enclosed. Twenty-Five miles
wire fence, bols dare posts and 600
acre horse pasture. clstc.n and four
room house. The bcst ranch In Tex
as Price, $4,000 on easy tcrmes, or
VIII lease for i've years, subject 10
sale, at $1,000 per year will exchange
ranch for good black land farm or
farming land In Central Texas. r. II.
Kirby. AuEtln Tex
FOR SALE -2i0 acres OF land fcur miles west
OF Ayundule, All fenced, sixty acrca IN cult.
walton and two houses otc, Abundance ~
water. Soil black aandy aud fine. Price
son,
70 ~ ACRES ono milo vcs, Of Keller and
uon, sou black wnNy and sandy No house
nr we'll, Price. Si3in, Terms extra easy.
1907 ACRES Of nno black land on a pikcd
road nytou miles from Fort Worth. VIII cut
w aud Nell on long time.
lso AUREh o. ane black land nine milea south
q Fort Worth. Two houses, wells aud sta
ts9 ACRES OF nuo black prairie land In nino
miles OF Fort Worth. All fenced and 800 IN
CULTIVATION. Two good houses, stables ote'
Fine property Good bargain,
700 ACRES IN three miles OF Crowley. Az
fenced and most all In cultivation, House
Gi0 ACRES In two miles of Keller. All fenced
and divided into four iG0-acrc farms witH
h1uaeni wells, etc, on each, Price, N'oo per
acre, Lang umo,
FARM OF isS acres near Crowley and one OF
no nctos In seven milcs OF Fort Worth 10 exc
change for city property
ONE tract ut 40 acrcs and one Of $50 acres
near Crowley Fenced, but not In cultivation
Fine land Cheap, and good terms
SO ActtEA ~ extra nLc black land In eleven
suit
The above arc all black prairie lands and
doputa and scho1la.
HUFFMAN 6 CO. Fort Worth Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22
rVENTY-sINTH TRIENNiAL CON-
CLAyE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.


Dates of sale August 10 to "a, inclp-
stve limited for return October o.
one fare for the round trip Be SURE
your tickets read via the Cotton Belt
and secure the very best service lhat
can be had between Isxas ahe as ,oy
cinsa Connection. We can give you
choice OF routes either beyond 81, Low
Is Cairo or Memphis. For further IN.
ttSnrmation call on or address any agent
or the undersigned. A. A. Gllsson; y
p A. Fort Worth. Tex. D. NJ. MOT.
gan, c p & T. A. A0l Man ~ "
Worth. Tex. $. G. warner u r. A.
Tyler. Tex
-,..,.. ronera. Lincoln and Omaha At
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22

THE IHrEINATIoi;AI ROUTE Il. { a. N.
KAILRoApl
through sieepefs daily between Kansas
city. Tort Worth saa eaa Antonio, Via
Hcsfne. with which Immediate eonnsctipu
quickclt route 70 Taylor. Austin san
tonia- Laredo and points IN Aades-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22

WANTED-2O X r. men. farm ana
ranch men. women To cook ana gem
oral housework, dining room kris, men
ana women 10 travel ON snlnFy, four
wdOwera to 10 10 the country. lucosr
stamp for reply. Edwards Labor
Agency, Phone 1876. no l-2 Main
street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22

white girl, German pre-
ferred, Tor cooking and general house
work. Apply ll02 East Weatherford.
SEE THE GA2ETTEs GREAT oFFER
HOARD AND TUITION FREE ron A FONT
WORTH hoy. AT THE ST. JAMES
MILITARY ACADEMY.
500 no $50 salary paid anlosmcn Tor Il.
CARS; experience not necessary Extra Ia
ducementa 10 customers Bishop q Kline
st Louis Mo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22

FOR Property near Dahlmnn's
rcirlgcrator nrtcslan Wen: pens suit
able for hogs or cattle Apply SOS
Louisiana avenue.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22

wichita. Topeka. Llneoln and Omaha Iilot ~
very cheap rates via the great ioeA '''anD
route.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22

ron RENT Nice house, large yurd.
barn. ON South Side. See Mrs. Sullle
Hart, 3l0 henderson street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22


NANTED-Men and women to sell our
new household novelties Large profits
and quick ncllcrs. Dixie Novelty Com
pany limited, New orleans. La,
WANTED-An energetic man or lady
to travel and appoint agents. Salary
$50 per month Address AZ, care Ga
zcttc.
SOUTHERN EMPLOYMENT CO., BOG
Main; phone 2D0--Want % Il, Il. men,
white or colorcd dining room girls,
chumbermaids; homework girls: hotel
help; cooks white and culored; X. r.,
news agents. hnymrn. farm hands, etc
HELP WANTED aud vile. w0-
man tO do the cooking, washing and
ironing for small fumily; man Ia take
care OF horses and do chores GENERALLY.
on n Western Texas ranch eau In
person next Saturday at office OF Geo.
Il. Loving a Coz 4Ol Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22

THE GAzETTE'S
CLASSIFIED ADS.
RATE PER LINE.

RATE PER LINE.
one insertion Observation-Disclosures. o.
Ilc week, ',s...... .,..,......'sss 90
one month,,,,.,,.,,,., %
Count six words to the line.
No AID LESS THAN TWO LINES.
NO CHARGES LESS THAN % CENTS
List In office week ending August 10:
I. b. l.. Al. j. P.-s,
S, G K-l. II. o.
J. NJ. P.--i. -. /. Al.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22

TO RENT Five room cottage. second
door from house on corner Thirteenth
and Monroe streets. Apply at corner
honse, 1904 Monroe street
FOR RsNT-Proporty near Dahlmnn's
rcirlgcrutur, nrtcslan Wen; pens suit
able for hogs or cattle. Apply SOS
Loulslana nyenue.
ron RENT Nice house, large yard.
barn. on South Side. See Mrs. Snllle
llnrt VIZ llenderson street
ELEGANTLY furnished rooms, e-story
Iesldence. 2la EaEL hellinnp street.
FOR RENT-A comfortably furnlahRj
i've room cottage. with shady yard. In
nm excellent neiEhbuthnol, at d very
reasonable rcnt ON tho West size.
can ON or address y. r., care ca.
aotte.
FOR Rl3NT-Nlcciy furnlshrd rooms,
10 tu IS per month; 3i5, corner First
and Taylor
FURNISHED iOOMs-with or Without
board NJ OF East flrst
MOE dwelling Tor rent No, iOiI Taylor street
by q, NJ. Furman.
eEE THE GAzErrE's CHEAT oFFER
nOAhp, AND IuirlnN FREE FOR a FORT
MILITARY ACADEMY
BUSINESS CHANCES.
,,s,-s~-s>sH--,s-a-4,ss
500 AND UPWARD per month easily
speonation; safest method. book nnd par.
tlculHra free. National bunk references.
1'hotnnB q CO., ~ lIlult0 building. Chit
cage.
$500 TO 5000 easily made ~ speculation.
Address futtlHon & Co, Omaha building.
Chicago
- -
LOST.
,,esss->s---sss-e-e~-r-ses4
LOsT--Ladies watch marked "Pennle.
Aug ~, 1891" Suitable reward for Its
return to Gazette office.
LOsT-on Saturday, black horse mule.
four years old long tail, hnlter and
birdie on, Reward FOR Information or
return to II. L. Edwards $50 obut,
Aleton avenue.
REAL ESTATE.
OuiLsON & 90, Henrietta, Clay county.
reAua, SELF and exchange farms, Ranches
end city property correspendence solicit
Hcnl Etisne FL, F"N a,epo RnnS Fori
Worth. Land Mortgage Bank q Toms.
PROFESSIONAL.
u. REDTniLD 4 SON,
General Insurance. Real Estate and Rental
Agents. Notnry 10 ofiice. Ardmore. !. 4.
RunDER STAMPS AND SEALS.
STENCILS, ETC. Write Dallas Stamp aud
ri osae eSeaPPSsf hoSso In sorts '' T s
1rial orders solicited.
IRON AND wIRE-
Manufacturer HAY BALE TIES,
IRON and STEEL ROOFING,
IRON md Steel. FnNQlH0.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22

AUCTION SAte-Or horses, mares and
mules sun goes IN today at Murphy's
sales yards. mn Houston street. n
you want horses at your own price ho
ON hand mt 10 o'clock today. We sell
positively J n, Murphy, Aucuonoer,
MI Houston gtroyt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22

SEE THE GA2ETTE's GREAT oFFER.
HOARD AND TUITION FREE FOR a FORT
WORTH BOY, AT THE ST. JAMES
MILITARY ACADEMY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22

FOR sALl,-Nice framed house, neat ear
line, $500, 500 cash, si2 per mouth. y. s.
Hare \ 70. T0S Main.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-22

TOt SAIF-NIce homo Nvr room HOUSE,
good location; only SiiOO SihO cash SIS
per month. u. S. Hare & Co, zoo Maln
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-08

CEerubinls's ce,ebra ed Ave Maria. At
4 O'clock in the evening a special sermon
for the gentlemen and boys only viii be
delivered. ~ O'Clock tonight the mis-
sion will close with solemn vespers. SER
mon. benediction. and the singing OF the
hymn OF praise. "Grosser Go e.
To-day Is the Feast OF the Immaculate
Conception and special services VIII D.
held I'm al the Catholic churches. At
the Cathedral pont hcal high mass viii
be sung at 1880 O'Clock by Righi Rev.
Bishop Van de Nyver. after which he
will bestow the Papal henodction The
Papal benedlctiOn Is only given four
times a year-Chrstmss. Easter. Pente-
cost. and the Feas. Of the Immaculate
Conception.
The Literary Committee OF the McGill
Catholic Union viii give entertainments
In their rooms everv Monday during the
month. Tomorrow Mr.. w. NJ. Turpln
Will read a paper.
Impressive services viii be held in ST
Joseph's church next Sunday IN honor
OF the silver jubilee Of the patronage Of
St Joseph.
Rev Father De Muynck. who Is tenn
porarly stationed at Fredericksburg,
spent the day I'm the city last Friday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-08

The fact that julius Meyer q sons are
10 commence the sale OF ClOaks and
Jackets Monday morning at half-cost
prices has created no small amount or
talk. and the truthfuness Of the state
ment has been questioned. Some said
IL was a downright eYagserotion; others,
that the sale wouldn't take, and the gene
raj impression seemed 10 be that there
was something wrong. IL was with the
purpose OF finding out the exact condition
that a reporter called al tn firms store,
corner Sixth and Broad streets. yesterday.
He was referred TO Mr. Meyer person.
ally. and explained that there was
no wish 10 do the firm an injunstice but
what was wanted was proof Of the facts
that they were going 10 sell at half-prices
Monday.
For a reply. Mr. Meyer took the re-
porter over TO a pile Of Jackets, and, pick
ing one up. he said:
What do YOU think that is WORTH"
"Oh, about So"
Mr.. Meyer smiled. and said. "You sim
ply think that because this Jacket looks
so stylish. but the regular price. as a
matter Of fact. is only $50 This is one
Of the coats that is 10 be sold in the S39S
lot. And here's another. this Jacket will
be sold for $3.fS; and these Misses Gray
COals for 500"
Inc reporter Stll. Bul lItrt seem 10
be the only lot How about those fine
stylish. Black Boucle Jackets over
therc?'
"You mean those Six ones. lined
Throughout Eyes" They're Sl5 ones;
but SUI they all 90 in the S7.4s lot"
The reporter then said: But, how can
you do ths?"
For an answer Mr. Meyer first showed
him a Western Union telegram. saying:
Expressed you to-day 10 Misses and
Children's Jackets and Refers that cost
to manufacture from s. TO SO apiece
Put on sale as soon as they arrive. Mon
day. and sell at one fourth less than the
usual cost marked on each garment"
Just for curiosity Mr.. Meyer was asked
how long IL would take TO sell those
Cloaks. His answer was: IF the women
catch on TO how extremely cheap the
coats were, they would buy him out In a
week"
Then, as a flral proof Mr. Meyer showed
the reporter the original kilograms
from two Cloak firms-one saying they
had sent some Cloaks. costing from Sl2 10
SIS 10 make up. 10 be sold at Meyers own
price; and the other manufacturer saying
he had sent go Coats on approval. at
nearly half-cost Of the manufacturer
There can be nod lubt. OF course. about
the store being crowded until every one
OF these Cloaks and Jackets is gone. and.
as Mr.. Meyer says: '1f the women catch
on-whew what a rush." And so say /.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-08
BACK FROM The TOUR
The Seminary Building Committee In.
SpCt Northern Institutions.
GAINED MANY GOOD IDEAS.
Architect Read VIII Return To-
Morrow and Proceed mt Once 10
Perfect Plans That Are Wen Under
Way.

The REV. DR.. Kerr returned to the city
In the small hours Of yesterday morning.
after 6. ending four days among the
seminaries and colleges Of the North Win
n view to gaining IDEAS thar may De
turned 10 ADVANTAGE by tho Building COM
miitee Of The Union Theological seminary
In the course OF lis peregrinations Dr.
Kcrr visited the New York Theological
Seminary. the New Brunswick On. -
Dutch Reform Theological seminary. and
the Princeton Presbyterian Theological
Seminary. He was joined at Princeton
Friday morning by Mr.. c. ID. Larus ana
Mr.. John ;. Muncc. both members OF the
Building Committee. and also by Nr'
c. H. Read. Jr., the architect
The party, SAID Or. Kerr, were ueai'd
with the greatest courtesy, and very
thing possible was done TO eive them the
information they sought. IAey were IN
tertained by the prsslGent OF the semi
nary, ard received with great coIo'@"'S
by the members OF the college iaculy'
IMPRESSED WITH PRINCETON.
An the members Of tho committee, he
said. were much impressed WIN N'e
Princeton Seminary, ana derived mueh
pront from their visit. The IDEA ioi-
lowed out by Mir Read in his rlans oil
arranging the dornitories 50 That e~c'
student shall have d separate BEDROOM
and the rooms be 50 arranged thal '"V
bedrooms Will lead out Of each study the
latter compartment TO be used IN coninVH
nv both students. has found pracuea'
expression IN Princeton, and answers ao-
mirably. All the men ters OF the com
mittee returned home yesterday, but Mr
Read proceeded 10 Philadelphia TO sluoy
the buildings of the University Of Penn
sylvania. lie is expected home to-mor-
row. Mr.. s. II. Halves. chairman % the
Building Committee was unable 10 ac-
company the party owing to pressing
business engagements.
MR. READS PLANS.
The plans Of Mr.. Read have not yea
been officially accepted by the commit
tee. bur IL is practically certain that
thev will be, so soon as he has made the
improvements that his late excursion shah
have suggested. DIT. Kerr said that the
great benenU Of the tour would be that
the architect and committee would Know
exactly what not 20 do. for wherever ne
he'd gone the faculty o. the seminary mad
ALWAYS called his attention TO certain
defects against which the committee was
,rged 10 be on their guard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-08
AN EXCHANGE IN SIXTY DAYS.
what President Robertson says
ptnn of the BelI-City Wires.

Ptan of the BeIi-City Wires.
The general manager Of the Standard
Telephone Company will arrive In Klch-
nond tomorrow TO assume the dfues
Of his office. According 10 the provisions
OF the ordinance, just approved 10y the
Mayor. which gives this company teie-
none privileges here. work upon the ne"
system must commence IN nine Hno'e
days c...,.o.,
rhe present franchise Of the Southern
pelI connanv expires December 18th, ana
81 that corporation were 10 take down
its poles by that time the city would
have very few poles on which 10 Suing
IT'S own nre-alarm and Doiice-telegI Jpn
wires. This is unquesuonably serious
matter 10 the city. While the Bell COM
pany has been resting quietly, saying aD-
solutely nothing as 10 its plans ior 'he
future II Is thought that II has som
veu-devised plan of action. The city OF
Richmond has its fire-alarm wires upon
,0l of the Bel company's poles, and II Is
necessary rhat they snail remain thereon
at least until other poles can be erected
60 carry them.
President j. c. Robertson. Of the stand
ard Company, said yesterday that woik
on qhe new plant would commence Just as
soon as the contracts for the various ne
tails can be given out. He said mat ne
had not as yet received any proposition
from the Southern Bell 10 buy rs poles,
wires. etc, and hardly thought it would
mako such proposition. If such an OFFER
were made, he said. and the terms justi-
fled the STANDARD in buying, 1t would GER
qainly be glad to accept it. Mr.. Robertson
declared that his company would have It's
exchange in operation here within sixty
days.
II has been suggested that the BEL
company will be granted a continuance
OF It's present privileges, at least, until
the matter OF poles for the city's wires
can be settled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-08
ST. CHARLES TO REOPEN.
MIR. Ford's Purchase mt WaynesborV
Conduct Three Hotels.

II has been announced that Messrs. A.
J. Ford and w. c. Mcdowell will short
" open the old ST. Charles Hotel. under
the name OF the Planters Hotel. The
house has been entirely remodelled. and
win be newly fitted out
Mr. Ford has also just purchased the
Brunswick Hotel, at WaynesborO', Va,
which is TO be largely improved and
beautined and conducted as a summer
resort One hundred more rooms Will
be added 60 the present structure, and
there will be an artificial lake, flowing
1900 Oco gallons Of water daily. plunge
bath anu other comforts VIII also be pro-
vlded This hotel WAS constructed during
the boom times, al a cost of $4,000 1t
was bought By Mir. Ford for $500.
Extensive Improvements are also be-
ing made at Ford's Hotel. The entire
Interior Of the house Is being handsome
~ remodelled and refurnished. Messrs.
Ford and Mcdowell will run these three
hOstelTies
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-08
To Meet His CONGREGATION.

There will be a public service Tuesday
evening at ST. James Methodist church.
at which an opportunity viii be given
the congregation to meet its new pastor.
Rev w. b. Beauchamp. There Will be
short addresses Of welcome. and a num-
Der of the Methodist church members will
be in attendance. Rev. Mr.. Beauchamp
and bride reached the city on Friday
night. and were met at the depot by a
delegation OF the stewards OF his new
charge and by Rev. j. IT, Mastin. pas
tor of Trinity church. They were escorted
to the parsonage. No. 1923 east Mar
shall street, where supper was served
by the ladies' Of St. James, and an in
formal reception was held
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-08
The Deep-Run Clubs Meet.

The Deep Run Hunt Club met at Rio
Vista at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
and enjoyed n delightful spin Of an houI
and a half. winding up at the clubhouse.
The hounds worked splendidly; the run
was an unusually fast one, and the tran,
which had been laid with a new drag
was red hot throughout.
Leaving Rio Vista, the hounds crossed
Mr. Walter Grants land. across the Cary
street road. and towards the sweet-cross
road. which was crossed close by Mr..
Ford's residence. and then on to the
club. There were no ladies' present at
the meet. and fewer carriages than usual.
The following gentlemen followed: S.
" Hancock. master of hounds Messrs.
Mathews Webb POpeloe. Grundy, Allen.
Lee. Lenthey. Shelton. Rueger, Or. Trit-
ton. Mosby. DR.. joseph A. White. David
son. Turp'n. Morris, Potts. Beattie, Woon'
Schmidt. Savage. and Werner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-08
THOUSANDS VIEW IT.
PopieIs "Affer the storm" mt s"ks
& Co.'S.

A steady stream OF visitors poured INTO
A. Saks & Co.'S during the last two days
10 view Popiel's great masterpiece "Atter
the Storm" Ii is estimated that during
Friday and yesterday 1000 persons visited
the establishment. Truly the painting IL
an art education that should be seen by
all. on Monday an invitation to view the
picture will be extended, through Com
mandant Bigger, to the veterans al the
Soldiers Home. MessIs. Saks * co. VIII
offer TO defray all expenses for trans
portation Of the veterans OF the nome
to the store and back again. In orGer
to give these old soldiers an experience
that they Will heartily enjoy. Wnat day
they will have this private view VIII de-
pend entirely upon Colonel Bigger
wishes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-08
County News Notes.

The December term of the Henrco
County Court, which oOnvenes to-nor-
row. will be somewhat remarkable, in
that no cases have been set for trial. ana
II has, therefore. been unnecessary to
summon a jury.
The Brookland District School Board
met In monthly session In the board
room at the cOunty-court-hOuss yester-
day and transacted the usual routine bust
ness.
SQUIRE c. r. Derricott, OF Brookland
District, while crossing a field Thurs
day evening was attacked by a bull.
The animal knocked the Magistrate down
and rolled him over the ground roughly
with its horns. but he luckily escaped with
only few bruises