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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
THE MASSEY PILOT SUIT.
All Vow In Readiness for the Trin''
which VIII Commence Monday.

(NOrfOlk landWarhl
In the City Circuit Court Monday the
trial Of the now famous libel suit Of the
Hon. John T.. Massey. Superintendent OF
Public Instruction. against the Pilot PUP
fishing Company and others. will be be-
eun. Since the time Judge Prentls set
the 2ith instant as the date on which the
legal battle should commence the attor.
news both for the prosecution and for the
defence. have been husily engaged In pre-
pairing for Il. Dispositions from Winche5-
ter. Va. stanton. Va. New York city.
md from the State of Ohio have already
hecn filed here. and Mr.. James T.. Heath.
Jr.. of Harmansou. Heath & Heath, or
counsel for the defence. has recently made
a visit to Alabama on business competed
with the suit.
Judge .Prentis has selected thrty-two
Of the most representative citizens Of Nor
fox from whom the jury viii he selected.
and sheriff Burke is now engaged in
summonng them. or course many OF
these. from sundry and divers reasons
VIII not serve. and In case Of an emer-
gcncy u supplemental list Of names has
been prepared.
II IS expected that the sui, will last
about ten DAYS. and every point viii be
warmly contested The Hon. Mr.. Massey
the plaintiff, will be here on the first day
~ the trial and will be IN attendance
every day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
WILLIAMSBURG.
school Trustee Eiected-PersonnI
Notes.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. June 2l.-(Spe-
e'al'-M a called meeting of the city
Council. he.d to-day. every member was
present, the principal business being the
eieeuon OF school trustee. The Republi-
.'"S "iahoenNeret IN every possible way
% capture The trustee. but the Demo-
,,S's succeeded iu clectlng their nominee.
-. casey l.. Afm!stead. Mr.. Armistead
y the Chairman OF the Democratic COM
'",t." ana Tine business man. and viii
n s' "a most excellent member Of the
schoo! Board.
Ne condition OF Mr. Edward Jones' son
% ar, Par@e Jones Is such that he cam
not POSSIBLY last but day or SO longer.
M Jones hts been sick for some time
~ p". oriihs me las' week has grown rap
10y wore. II Is thought he has con-
The condition of ex-Conrci,r,on -
Slater Is "a source OF constant ANXIETY 10
his friends. he s very weak.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22

able farmers to plant tobacco. Unless
n season comes soon the crop or tobacco
will be necessarily cut short. Late
planted tobacco seldom natures thorough
~. Ind the quality is usually inferior.
Hence the old saying. "A bud In May IL
worth plant in June"
WHEAT AND CORN.
The wheat harvest has commenced. and
there will be an average yield in quantity
but the quality viii be much improved
The corn crop Is late. small. and not
promising at present. but farmers believe
in the old adase. ~ dry June for a good
corn crop
The hay crop hss been splendid. Mr..
William -. Norvoll OF this place. from
three and half acres OF land cut and
secured 1855 pounds Of orchard grass and
clover hay.
BUILD Up THE TOWNS.
Some years ago life insurance agents
were 20 be seen canvassing every town
As soon as one would leave another
would take his place. Now the life-insu-
rance men have entirely disappeared. and
solicitors for building and loan associa-
lions have succeeded them. There are
now I've or six branches Of these asso-
Citations here with local boards. They aid
in building up a town, and investments
In them prove beneficial and profitable
10 the community.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
VuEEiTEsED LYSCHING.
u Causes Excitement at Gntc
city.

GATE CITY. Va. June I.-tSpccial)-
There was considerable excitement in
town last night over threatened lynch
ing \ negro named Ebert johnson IL
confined in jail here. and works IN the
chsin-gang IN the daytime in default Of
pavmcnt 81 fine. lie u charged also
with attempted outrageous assault. \
few days since he was arrested on Il
capias. and the citizens Of the girls COM
munity are said TO be organized To lynch
him lie is very much frightened, and
many think he viii be taken out and
strung up \ strong guard is watching
the JAIL
+. l.. Jctt. large farmer fourteen
miles east OF here. has harvested thirty
acres OF wheat. estimated to yield thirty
five bushels per acre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22

soDnfy '"urt-fbe Wheat and Corn
tropS-iiig liza, Weld

CHASE CITY. VA. June gi.-(speeial1
our county Court THIS week was SHINY
ATTENDED M me county officers recent.
d'c'el phailhed Mr Burweil, who
~ea fe-elrclca superior Of Clarksvfiie
pis.rl,I dla not have his name printed
on ,ehets' Sni oia h2i vote, az he says
be haa forgotten What day the elcc,,on
occiu{td lie had opposition and con-
.i9s0 his election under the Walton law
Nltnnls oppoent's name printed on tIckets
as good illustration Of Us operations.
There IL suffering ROW ifor rain % en-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22

\ TEACHER WANTED. TO LEASE
THE ROCKINGHAM ACADEMY, Rich
moud county y c.. beginning with next
fall session Applications etc. must be-
i'm the hands OF the undersigned by July
J. 1895. when the election will be hell
II. :. LEDBETfER. Treasurer Il. H..
and L. Association. ie 22-tJyl
WANTED. SEVERAL SUMMER
BOARDERS. Desirable locality. terms
reasonable. and satisfactory accOmmo-
dations Address Mrs. W. H. GOOD
MAN. Amherst Courthouse Va. je 22-2w
HORSE WANTED. WANTED TO
BUY NICE DRIVING HORSE. suitable
FOR phaeton. Must be- sound kind and
gentle. not afraid o. ears. state price
expected. age. etc. Address BUYER care
Dispafoh la op-rf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22

SALEM. VA. June I.-CSpeci1l)-Th
immense soda-ash plant AT Saltyille Va,
which has been two or three years build
ing. and has cost an enormous amount
Of money, is 10 be started Saturday. with
a big celebration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22

Highest all in Leavening Powcr-Lact US Govt Report
R(E:'A!2!!! R RsklHs
ABSOLUTELY PURE
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

WANTED, 4 RELIABLE MAN TO RE
PRESENT JACOB REEDS SONS, of
Philadelphia. Pa, acting as agent Tor
their unexceled line OF MERCHANT
TAILORING Bond required. Gail at
Lexington Hotel from II 4. NJ. 10 +. NJ,
Saturday. June I'D. GEORGE WALTER
MONROE. Je 2-lt
WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED
WHITE NURSE to take charge Of two
children. Best OF references required.
Apply between 4 and T. VI. 10
JACKSON BRANDT X CO,
j. 22-2t 1903 east Main street.
WANTED.-A STEADY SETTLED
with some knowledge Of book keeping.
can. secure a position with an established
real estate firm 10y addressing POST
Office Box 100, Richmond. Va. j. 2l-5t'
WANTED. \ GARDENER-SET
man, without children. Apply 10 Post
Office Box PSI ie I-S.
WANTED \ MALE TEACHER At
THE MASONIC HOME OF VIRGINIA
10 take charge OF about twenty boys.
Mason preferred. Salary according 10
qualifications. to be fixed at the tlme OF
making contract.
BY order Of the Educational commit
tee. CHARLES \. NESBITT, Sec'ry,
je lS-6t Eleventh and Bank streets.
WANTED By GENTLEMAN EDU-
GATED at University Of virginia; WIN
many years exp rionce, a POSITION A.
PRINCIPAL OF PUBLIC SCHOOL du-
ring the ensuing session. Addrt -
TEACHER. care Richmond Dispatch
Richmond. Va. Je lo-lw'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
DAWNBROKER'S SALE.

ELLIS & SEABRIGHT
will sell for account OF Original lncle
Ben's Main-Street Loan Office. No. 4tiS
east Main street
SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE Ed
AT 1880 o'clock. ALL FORFEITED
PLEDGES consisting u Ladies and
Gentlemen's Gold and silver watches.
Diamond Set and Plain Rings. Chains.
.Iewelry. Clocks. Silverwarc, Guns. Pts
tolls. Musical Goods Sewing Machines.
Law Books, Ladies' and Gentlemcn's
Clothing. Lace Curtains. Bed spreads
Tools Nalises. Satchels. Umbrellas. Fur
niture. and a great many other articles
SiLNER-TONGUE ELLIS.
AuctiCneor.
p. S-Parties having Forfeited PledGcs
can redeem them before sale takes place.
ie 4 BENJAMIN JACOBS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
D I'ltNifA.s lbs T. ..
JOSEPH CHRISTIAN
Special Conan. .I.rsrs

In the Clerk Office m 'be C.-cgt cop.,
Of the county of lIeurl-o. Rona.e auE
az. 1i1i.n-. aga.nst Morris luI a...
J. y. T. B-r11ics clerk ~ tho eatl
court. o. certify ih0t NE h1ai required
az the special commissioners ly iho te-
cree render y ln said cause rn tha tth
day 90 April. ls95 has been duty glycn.
owen under my hHrf az clerk ~ thn
said court This 6th day ~ Jurs fa-
-o,...J. q. DkDADDrs. Cicrk.
Je tHll.le.if.fN -0l Z Z1Hgi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22

RED STAR LINE.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT lsT OF SEPTEMBER.
MODERN HOUSE. all conveniences. No
3 nortn enty-ninth street, overlooking
Libby Park, and the entire city. Easy
ach Of street-car lines One OF the
Irettiest sites In town. Apply ". G. AR
MlTAGE. No. Z north Twen,y,ninth
street. je Got.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
DECEIVER'S SALE.

on MONDAY. JUNE .. lV.. nc m-1
\. N J shall sell az May0's aucfI0n. store
so. "a north Ninth street ErhmrrI
Va. ono Herring A. Fasrau Double n0.-
sac. with c0WbinaflCn-.0ck. Standing
DISK and stool. "a i.effag-pross. q st.Un
and Pipe a Rolier-Top Desk. two Chairs
and other articles. aud uicc OMra-F.k-
lures ana Rliling
TERMS CASH for an sums under e..
and ninety days time with approved .s-
curity FOR an sums over 81
oNERTON HOWARD Receiver
George W Mayo. An.'..rs.I -..f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22

y. y RoBERTSQN,


A. which sale p. n Nash and jawes p.
Robertson. being the highest bif'
therefor. became The purchasers th..''f
named above. and tle SAID purraasers
not having complied with the trr1'- =
sale and the SAID B. a. Nash being .t1
notice is hereby given ;ntf th~ rii
TRACT or LAND viii DO re-''i .at iI.-
lie auction on tho premises. ON
TUESDAY. JUNE .. l>3.
at y O'Clock noon. 40 lhe risk ana crt
of b. a. Nlsh's estate arl ioW, l.. D.
herts0n. by virtue Cd, said -W1 trri'
trust and uD1n thc sam" torn. $50
as named 40 thc frst s.I' BENG 'lt'
regi,irel hy tho benefciarlts under eaii
t,,n deeds D. D. STAPLES.
sole Acting Trustee Dutcr l..si l'i'
b. 81 ROBERTSON.
j. NORRIS MILLER
fau Trustees lnder second i.r.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22

FOR RENT THE GREENHOUSES or
GEORGE r.. ANDERSON & 90 lSa
west Cary street In good condition. Heat
ed by Hitching boiler. No. II. Terms very
reasonable. Apply 10 GEORGE r.. AN
DERSON. ISL west Cary. lie ll-eodsts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22

OK THE eiTu INSTANT
AZ II o'clock NJ. Iwin seN az pue..r ant-
ton ar thr ollic w Mos hy. MlA'n
Enes * CO.. i19 east Main sire. $500
mond Va. a. autaotiz.l Dy 3et.'r
lsa,. in SUN of Davenport a. M1.i
j 81 Moshy trustee. am the l.oNN.. W
COUNTS AID ALL TIE tt.Nf-a
ACTION OF b. l.. Christian A. -. ".
nos remain unc0avCtd. without t','"''
!. B MOSRh,
4. - Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
'IRUSTEE'S SALE OF A TRACT
- VI 100 5y7-i0O ACRES or LAND ~
MILES EAST or gEVEN pISIs -"
ON OR NEAR THE YORK.
RIVER RAILROAD

In execution Of a tr7ist-dee4 ~ Phi.
from John \. Lacy. = ais. dated Febrs
AIRY - 1902, or record I'm Henrlco Count,
Court Clerks office. I'M Deed. Book rs A
page %. default having been made Z,
the payment ~ the notes therein %.
cured. and being required 20 20 DO by ths
holder Of said notes, ! viii. on
SATURDAY. JULY %. 1906
~ - o'clock noon. ~ front ~ lfon-ie,
county Courthouse. sch % the Lfeh~si
bidder the tract 81 land i1 at.t ae Above.
described. being he and u1w ,crurist
by John A. Lacy. ESQ. and "a rsrf al
the estate formerly owned hy Goo~r,
savage. This tract has both upiaufs an
lowlands, and hag "a very fire trgckIrs
soil. There is an abundance 81 pine. o.rr
ana ash timber on ~. much N WHICH viii
make merchantable lumber, auI.h can
De economically marketed.
TERMS. Cash sufficient 20 pay The costa
or executing this trust 70. wo1 az fra
sum OF 5000 and interest thereon fr m
october =. 1894 until paid. and me balance
H any, IN equal payments. At ono ana
Two years with Interest ABIDE and TIA
retained until sll the purchrso-mr1cy a
ntld ana a conveyance 80 orIafe1 b. he
Chdnc-ry Court Of Richmond citY
J.. ". HARRIS.
To ---Nt't Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22

By virtue ~ certain dc.f ~ trat
from {. W. Turner o. A. r. Snnls. ..
-. N. NHsh. trustees. dated APRIL .f fr.
nuiy recorded in Chesterfield county
toutt in Deadlock 81. pase gl. alI ar-
otner certain deed of trust frlm sol
,narles ". Turner aul wife o. b ST. -.
ne.ls3n fnt y. Morris Miller. Trustee.
uatcd october Q" lsg. duly recorded r.
tne court Aforesaid in Bred-Pr0k 81 r.rs
-. ana The said b. a. Sash newer Uss .rt
accepteo me said trust and DOW daniuIr {
20 act re undersigned trustees. b..re .
required by The henehci1r.cs bro sliI fsad,.
Wiu ,oUes Tor sale. upon tle premises .
the highest bidder. N
MONDAY. JANUARY .. isa5
az y o'clock ST. tie PROPERTY ah0es
referred o. containing ~, acres. r.rr
or less, and which is described as i,.Hs
along Tie north side az the Midlothian
turnpike adjoining the LANDS OF No.t4re.
Sctultc. 10 lm1rsiorfrr. ana others
TERMS OF SALE. Cash as 90 sl mg.i
as may De necessary % r7y the costs 70
executing this tggst ou1 ans taxes mas
may he due 900 the said land. ana n pay
on the balance due ca me debt. secured
oy the said deeds, and the residue
any. upon such terms ms may Doe pres. ri.ti
BY the said G.. ". Turner or th. ilv q
sale. IL g. STAPLES
sole Acting Trustee Under the tlrst
Deed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
AUCTION sALEs-rnsur. Da,.

WHEN REAL ESTATE rs SOLD TN,
TAxES FOR THE CURRENT CALEs.
OAR YEAR ARE 70 re PAID Pro
RArA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
EENDEE 50"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22

SATURDAY. JUNE @ 1895.
at O'Clock T. ". we Will sell ~ py!os.,cc
auction. ON the premises. the HOUSE
AND LOT above described. good
chance 10 secure "a 10 pr cent. invest
muet Don't fail 10 attend.
TERMS. one fourth cash. bal III
interest. deferred payments 10 be secured
BIZ deed OF trust on property, ana pohet
Of insurance on house, or All CASH AT
option OF purchaser.
n. n. CHAFFfN & co, Incorporated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22

BY r. b. Chafln e Co.. Incorporated.
Real-Estate Auctloneers.
No. 1 north Tenth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22

I'm execution % q certain decd ~ 'rsst
from G. y. Goodwin and wife 20 me- dated
February q. 1892. Of record boo Clerxa
Office Richmond Chancery Court n
y. rs. \. page 49, default iavlrc been
made In the payment OF the sum 'her,a
'curcd. and being required so 90 Do by
tho n0te-hoLler Viii. on
FRIDAY. NE 2sTH
40 o'clock r. NJ on frr
DWELLINGS Nos 5i3 5iF 5i1. afI Sd
Randolph street This property has q
combined frontage of 10 ~ fret ond *.
tends back the same width 90 fer
TERMS. Cash. 4. 4. CATLfN
j. p Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
AUCTION SALEs-ThIs Day.

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD THE
TAkES FOR THE CURRENT CAf.ES-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22

\ MAN IN EVERY SECTION 10
SELL staple goods 70 dealers; experience
unnecessarr. best line. So month.
Salary and expenses or large commission
made, for sealed particulars send stamp.
Clifton Soap and Manufacturing Com
nanN. Boy 1tL. CincLmnaIL. D. q Ll-SalN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22

~. CFFEa
Pure LlNSEED OF,
lEMlSS WHITE LEAp,,, ,p,n
WEsTMORELAND WHITE Lh.Np
ana full line OF colors, b,assAss. nn,"i..
Tor painting MINED PAlNlS' w. III
cards furnished on Application,
only tho best quality OF thsss sSevN
S-''' PUScETL. lApp y 80.
uhu whe!esals pA1ssissA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
TCE-CREAM.


81 FER GALLON.
Why pay more? For Sundays dessert.
Phone 1910. DRINKARD :.
je 2Z-lt' l1H2 east Main street.
WANTED SUMMER BOARDERS N
y PRIVATE FAMILY. directly opposite
the Mineral Hotel. Chase city. Va. House
large and airy. Appointm hts frst-ciass.
Address p0@' Office Box 1913. Chase city,
Va. je l6ls.2), - B q. 27.2S .2j&30-l0t
WANTED. OLD MAHOGANY F1RNf-
TURE, BRASS-FRONT TENDERS. AND
ANDlRONS. BRASS or WOOD CLAW
FEET TABLES. AND SOFAS. g..
THOMAS care this Office. je 2l-2t'
WANTED. ACTIVE PARTNER WITH
800 70 take charge OF green
grocery ana fish business. Must tho
roughly understand the business. and
come well recOmmepdad None other need
apply. Address Post-Oiice Box 3Dl, city.
ie 2)-6t'
WANTED. TO SELL STONEWARE.
u GS. JARS. ChuTnS. StOve-Pire Collar
all sizes az wholesale prices Phone l0e5.
LEIDY'S STON E-HOISE.
1909 east Franklin street
10 20-ts near Old Market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
4 UCTION SALE

A UCTION SALE
N OF
VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE NM. LOT
NO. g02 NORTH THIRD SIkEEl.
HOUSE CONTAINS Z ROOMS. WE'LL
BUILT, GOOD AS NEW, AND ~
PHYSICIANS ORDER.
WATER AND CUbNERT GOMEZ
TlONS
WILL RENT FOR 10 PER CENT. ON
SELLING PRICE.
LOT FRONTS - FEET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
REAL ESTATE At PRIVATE SALE.

WHEN REAL ESTATE IS SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
NENDEE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22

BY T.. A. Catlln. Auctionoer.
. and 7 north Eleventh street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
L'OR SALE, THE ELEGANT 81
i AND MODERNLY-CONPLElE sUBUR-AEA
Ran HOME

Of IT. q. Beatte, Esq, known as b'H-
dec" containing SIX and one-eighth acres
Of land. laid on IN attractive lawns gar
dens. orchard. and nnsly-woodel yafd.
with grand creek OF clear. swiii-runninS
water
The dwelling is new. splendldly
built Throughout and one OF tho most
attractive that you can imagine. II con-
tains seventeen rooms. i've halls. Wde
and grand p0rches surround the house,
ami are on each floor. the rooms are All
large very high Ditc1ed. very Eght ven
tfiated. and heated in the most approved
manner. The halls. staircases. etc.. are
of quartered white oak, with finest CABLE
net finish While the house Is heated
throughout with The very best h0t-Water
system the rooms and halls have large.
open hrepiaces. with elegant hardwood
uantels and Frenchplate mirrors. All
IN. rooms have fine Cas-iytures. and an
exceptionally complete gas plant on the
property keeps the house lighted from
cellar 10 garnet AZ "A very small annual
cost. Hot and cold water on every lO0r,
water comes from z ltha spring on tho
propcrtv Uhe same vein of water that
SUPPLIES Fonticel0 Sprlng). Bath ana
t0iiet-rOOms complete with All modern
corvenlences on TWO foors good sewer
age system. Very large barn and ser
wants rooms.
This is unquestonably the most COM
piete suburban home In the vicinity of
Richmond. II adiOins FOrast-FIill Park
Two lines of eleCtriC-cars bring IL within
eighteen minutes ride OF the centre OF
the city OF Richmond.
For price. terms. and further particulars
apply 20 the Undersigned. who will take
pleasure IN giving required information
and showing the property.
y. j.. ADAMSON.
10 rs 70 u - 2l-5f Manchester Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
D. O'SULLIVAN,
Phone 5O7. Eighteenth and Main SIS,

pounds Grsnulated Sugar ...........25c.
5000 bushels Water-Ground Meal.....flc
1000 pounds Fine Cdnvassei Hams. ..l-c
2vJ pounds Picnic Small Hams........ Sc
Potted Ham. -piced. per can........... &c.
500 barrels Choice North Carolina tut-
Herring ............ .................,s' -
D bJls New Rolled Oats. : younls....5c.
80 dozen cans California Pears..........lnc
~ doZ n Imported Msrmalade. per Jar.jc.
100 dozen 3-pound cans Peaches, In sy!up
...---.-.. ....-.--.+--.-.-.+--..-. ......l .c
Imported Sardines. per can. ...,lUc.
pound Finest Bread-POwdcr. .lOc.
80 buckets Home-Mada Preserves. per
pound ...-.,..........-. ..-.........--. ..-Sc.
~ barrels no. l Large. Fat Mackerel
p1r dozen ...... Observation-Disclosures. Doe.
o. dozen Large Bottles Pickles. ........l0c.
Finest English Breakfast Tea ........i0c.
Mocha and Java Coffee ..................2c.
Arbuckles A-iOsa Coffee ...............2lc.
plugs HarigrOyes Tobacco ............2ic.
White Rock-Candy Syrup. per eillon..5Jc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
'NRUSTEE'S SALE or FOTR
L DWELLINGS ON RANDOLPH STREET.

BY H. l. Caben. Aucuonecr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-22
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

- ACRES or LAND ABOUT THREE:
MILLS FROM MANCHESTER
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-11
Stolen Coco

Detective Shoaf has recovered
the loCEet stolen from BelPs
jewelry store last week, of which
theft the man Dunn now stands
accused. The locket had been
pawned.
p. Fl. Pond has reported the
theft of brown overcoat from his
house last night.
James Neal, colored, living at
No. l47 Augusta street, reported
the loss of an entire suit of clothes
from him last night, He was told
by Detective Mcneil to go to the
second hand store of man named
ROseman on Houston street, and
see if the clothes were there. He
found them there, but Roseman
would not give them up until told
to do so by the officer. He said
he had bought them.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-11
John Redmond's Advice.

DUBLIN, Dec. 1I.-John E. Red
mond, leader of the Parnell faction
Of the Irish national party in par
lament, delivered speech in Ga
van county today, in which he
urged evicted tenants to demand
from Justin Mccarthy, leader OF
the McCarthyite wing of the party,
an accounting of the. Paris fund of
$4,000 pounds, allotted for the BEN
eft of evicted tenants, which ne
declared had been expended to set
tie differen ces between the Dillon
ties, Healyites and. O'Brienites.
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The Paonla Aroused.

WICHITA, Kan, Dec. ll.-Tele-
grams from Shawnee, o. T., says
great excitement prevails among
the farmers of Lincoln county, and
a committee is investigating the
books of the county to ascertain
the cause of the high taxes and APP
parent extravaganza in the county
offairs. A body of 400 farmers
went to the courthouse Saturday
and demanded the resignation Of
all the county officers.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-11

Furnished the LIGHT Dy the Alamo Bro
kerage Co., corner Market and Ylurrl
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-11
ANOTHER INJUNCTION.
A Case of Battledore end Shuttle
cock PLAYED,

A Case of Battledore end Shuttle.
cock Played.
The city had another injunction
suit clapped on it this morning,
this time by Mr.. John Darragh, in
regard to the moving Of the new
fence Mr.. Darrsgh begun putting
up on Olive street, Dignowity hill.
The council last Monday ordered
all distractions on Olive street re-
moved by the street commissioner.
This fence, which Mr.. Darragh had
built about Is feet into the street
in front of his property at the
corner OF Olive and Burleson
street, was one of the Instructions
and was built during Monday
night. Yesterday, the street COM
missioner with his men tore the
fence away. Last night part Of
the fence was rebuilt, and this
morning, when the street commits
sioner with his men, began tearing
it away, they were served with an
injunction, issued by the district
court, restraining the city from in
terfering uutil the case is heard.
Olive street runs north and
south for over two miles in a
straight line, and all property ex-
cept the Darragh property Is set
on the city engineers lines.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-11
Ed. HaenelIs Funeral.

On account of the delay in the
arrival of large number of per-
sOnal friends and relatives Of the
late Edward Haenel, from sur
rounding towns, the funeral set
for this morning at IL o'clock was
postponed until three o'clock this
afternoon.
The pail bearers will be Messrs.
John Ireland, j. B. Dibrell, Albert
Stoves, Otto Meusebach, John
Moore, j. NJ. Abbott and f. e..
Weinert.