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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22

Mr.. Wells Denies the Existence OF obli'
cation To Introduce Reforms.

LONDON. August H.-In the course OF
The discussion Of foreign-ofiicc estimates
i'm the House of Commons to-day James
Brv.e. president Of the Board Of Trade
I'm the Rosebery ministry. said that me
reforms which the government asked 10
have Instituted i'm Armenia were the
least that il is believed 10 be acceptable
The position OF the Christians through
oIt tho east ne declared is eX;ren ely
p.r.lOrs.
Mr. c. b. Wei. Conservative. denied
the existence of any obligation on the
part of Great Britain to introduce re-
forms I'm Armenia. He complained at
lergth of the extraordinary change which
the policy of the Tory party had under
zone. declaring that ii amounted 10 a
reversal Of the best traditions OF English
policy.
Sir Ellis 4. Bartlett. Conservative, eX-
pressed regret that the late government
had not taken action to save Japan from
coercion at the hands of France and Rus
STA.
Referring to the Armenian agitation
he described II as injurious ana uniusti-
liable. The Turkish people, ne said were
L odcrate. temperate and courageous.
Mr. r. VI. Healy. criticisng the speech
es Of Messrs. Bartlett and Bowles, sar-
castcally expressed regret at the divi-
sions i'm the ranks Of the Conservatives.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22
urRDTEED ~ dGED MN.
The Assassin Lynched "A Few Hours ''''
the Tragedy. o.

NEW RICHMOND. KY, Aug IA
cowardiy murder and the Yncn'"e ..
the murderer occurred in the county
within the last twenty-four hours. r tti.S-
lin Friedman. aged eighty, the Nesi'n,'es,
man I'm ClaremOnt county, anu YisS.,'',,
of the National Bank OF New klcnin ''l,,.
vas murdered Yesterday afternoon neai
here bv q negro named Moan Aha.,s,,H,n'
Mr. Fridman lived In Clarenlou,l.Nli VIZ;
and was en- his way TO New hicnl''D .,,,,
i'm MS buggy when Anderson spttns III
a. concealnent on the ROAD sue. re
seized Mr.. Friedman by the throa1 ann
choked him 10 death. Inc nu,uS ,i,
fled but was soon captured ana .oCNe"
n in the New Richmond jail lnliils-
oiately after Deing put In jail, carry tilis
morning. shouts OF hang nlfl ar"usr,,
the community. BY 3 O'Clock the Hop
had quietly grown. and the marsnai UT
TO take the prisoner 10 the county !A,'
at Batavia. deputy snerih dttN'u'
ard an attempt was made 10 remove an
derton before daylight. Al o ,IoSh
he was quietly taken from jan, but ne
mob lay in wait. wrested nm from tle
officers. dragged him square away
and hanged him 10 tree. ne "l-
nccrs made an attempt AT resistance
but were surprised ana oNecpoN'io"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22
Hr.illcnrr Burned.

PAMpLIN CITY. VA. August H.-spe-
cial-The residence of NJ. Phil. Gillian
was burned 20 the ground last night
Tho house consisted of five rooms and 4
cellar Ii is supposed the fire originated
ncm the cellar and the family escaped
uuhurt
There have been three or four fires On the
same location within "a snort time. Mt
Gillian is a young farmer Of nerve amt
push ana he will soon recover his loss
Mrs Captain w j. Watson died al
the residence Of nc. husband in Charlotte
county. Va. August 18th. az . o'clock
i. ~. after a long and tedious Illness
She was daughter of Rev. Elijah W.
Roach. who Tor many years preached
an This vicinity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22

If j. Lower Than it Has Been since Last
March.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2l.-rhe oincia'
ar,.res issued to-day show that the gene
raj treasury balance stands at SlsloSi'A''.
This includes $2.S76.217 DISTURBED Oh ac-
count of bonds and interest TINS HpN,'t
which will not appear until the statth'nt
of August appears on the LIST or SrF'tH
E.r beIus ting Ibis the actual hhi"N.'
il found 10 Doe Sl19 l5s.5
This Is the lowest ngufc IeHciieu ai'
iggt March. when The treasury pcsah
receive the proceeds of the sale or oo""9
al that time. a.. Ella.
The balance Of available funds IN the
treasury rs something less than SN'V''."'
and this b. necessarily divided among ih'
several suh-trrasuries and I'm designated
depositorics Thus far there has been
no necessity 70 transfer FUNDS 10y 'i'
praph from one point 20 another in 'ti'i
fc meet the heavy drafts as was dolr
iefore the last bond issue. and treasury
officials do not believe that they NHl u'
compelled 10 DO so. While u rs ui,
cisfoms dres are likely To- Dee lighter TOT
a time than they have been, owing 90 tnt
fact that the heavy fall importtuons arc
generally in. confidence Is felt hy the p'
rartment officials that the revenues VIII
io sufficient 10 meet expenditures.
Certainly this will bee the case IN ihelI
oninion when the impOrtations OF spring
goods begin 10 arrive I'm the near iuluir.
I'm the meantime the balance viii Do" kept
We'll mp TO its present hRufes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22
homeopathic Gair in Mexico.

MEXICO CITY. VIA Ell PASO. TEN.
Aug. 1.-THE HomeOpaihs here are jubi-
LAM over securing governmental recOg-
milton for their school OF medicine. II
is now two years since General Diaz be
came interested in homeopathy, on view
ing its successful use in his family. and
gave his consent 10 establish a homeo-
path!c hospital here.
Tn, hospital has shown such excellent
results as 10 greatly crafty the Presi-
dent. lie has ISSUED a decree giving
governmental sanction to the establish
ment OF a national homeopathic college
OF medicine and surgery. which Will be
finely equipped and in which students
may have the same severe and ample
course OF training as in allopathic col
lcges Of medicine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22

SUFFOLK, VA, August PA burglar
supposed 10 be professional entered the
residence OF Mayor r. l.. Brewer. Jr.
about II o'clock to-day and stole his
Wifes jewel case with contents. valued
at over 500. and containing among 9TH
er things "A iady's gold watch and two
diamond rings.
Mrs Brewer and sister were home az
the time but We're not cOgnizant of the
borbery ill the articles which were tax
en- from the owners bedroom were miss
ed. The empty cdsket was found this
afternoon half Il mile from the town by
a small negro. The police have a clue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22

John Bell Bigger. Keeper OF Roiis OF
Virginia. in the publication N that pap
OF a proposed amendment TO the ,vll s.,.
tuition sent TO the Portsmouth frosieSs'
upon j. f.. West. the business inaila.v',
and announces his discharge from tne
paper. Rumor has IL that West has lcit
the city TO avoid prosecution for usits
the mails for fraudulent purposes, ~
having changed one copy OF the NeNs
so as TO mislead Colonel blsser ny. ny.
belle wing 1t wac tre Progress, "iiirh 49,
suspended two years previous.
II is generally believed that rev. Sahi
w. Small. publisher Of the News, VINO
has been absent from the CITY lot IN
weeks. was entirely ignorant OF west
action until made acquainted with 1t
a few days since
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22
INVESTIGATING the Massacre.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. August 2i.-Con-
sul-Gcneral Jernisan. at Shanghai. has
Informed the State Department by cable
that the Investigation by the Chinese
authorities OF the 'Ku-Cherge massacre.
is being conducted with c'0sed doors.
The ac;ian OF Secretary Adse has con-
nunicatcd this Information in cablesran
to DENLY. United States minister at
Pekln, with Instructions 10 ascertain
its portcnt and. il true. &c arrange mat
TIRE so that the United states commits
sioner nov at Ku-Chenge. j. {. Hixson,
United States consul at Foo-Cno~, can
attend hearing and not be hampeied in
getting AL facts I.-.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22

Young society ,weli's Ideas Went over
81 200 u Year.

TAMPA, FLA, Aug. H.-Hugh ;. Nc
Nulty. the young society swell. who was
arrested here by Chief Timerman sun
day for forgery. was turned over to Chief
of-Police r. w. Hin, OF Chattanooga,
Tenn. who arrived In this city this morn
ing. Chief Hin paid over the reward
OF 500 which was offered Tor the arrest
OF McNulty.
The crime for which McNulty was ar
rested Is the forging OF five checks on
Mr.. Drewry. Chattanooga man, by
whom he was employed.
The checks were for SIS each, with the
exception OF one, which was for so.
These checks were worked of by Nc
Nulty as he roamed around the country,
in Chattanooga. Memphis, Brookhaven.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22

wealthy south American Brutality
Mains one of ifi~ Friends.

4 rich South American. 81 Louis Vega
who for some time past has resided Ia
Paris in the Mal quarter. where De- is
well known for his cccentrlcity made a
singular bet recently with one OF us
friends. a. Mcderic NetL
After ooplous dinner the south Amer-
IAN said 90 his companion, III bet that
remove one of your fingers without
your noticing a." ~ Necf smiled ana
placed h.s left hand on the table in tfoht
of A. Vega. The latter thetrlpoh itlu-
eratslv seized the middle finger. ana, Win
aIl his might. reversed be on 20 the back
Of the hand.
Aiaddened by tho pain ~ Neef uttered
"a. most ulorelug cries. which hroueht
r. rumher OF persons go IBIS assistance. a
doctor WAS sent for. who az once d''lai'i
that the wound inflicted was OF most
serious character
". Or.au. Police Commissary. before
" l1m a. Vega was taken. consented 10
allow the later to go free ON CONDITION
tfaf De- would fully indemnify the man
he had MANNED. Ncw York Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22

HOUGHTON, MICH. Aug. 2l.--The
quincy, Wolverine, and Kearsargc copper
mines have announced 10 per cent. raise
i'm wages effective from August LIST. The
other SIX active mines had previously an
nOuncod a similar advance from the same
date. The increase in wages Dy tine
HOughton Company viii amount TO nearly
5000 per month. and this advance was
voluntary on the part OF the mine
owners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22
Troons IN 4rrc>; Iyncber.

ELI ENSBURG. WASH, Aug. H.-Gov-
crnor McGaw has ordered out the state
troops TO back up the sheriff of kitrtaS
county I'm arresting accused persons for
the lynching Of the Wilson's there week
ngo. Among the 'ynchcrs are many
prominent citizens. The troops have
assembled in their armories preparatory
for action.
Mike Lender. tx-treasurer. has already
teen arrested He was TO marry Mon
day nisht. and was permitted to do so,
under guard. however.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22

The II. james Gazette Anxious To Know
How Great Britain stands.

LONDON. Aug. 1.-The st. James Ga
zette. i'm leading editorial, asks the
question "How does Great Britain stand
with the United States I'm regard 10 the
Nicaraguan canal" Pursuing the sub
ject. the paper adds;
1T would bc well for Mr.. George Cur
son, Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs,
TO put the question I'm the House of Com
mons. and obtain clear answer. As
far as can be seen, We are heading
straight for a crisis. and there Will be
either diplomatic deadlock between the
two countries. or an English surrender of
treaty rights
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22
Has Sheltered Famous Men

WARREN. C. Aug. p Work OH a
new courthouse begun here yesterday
will result I'm the cutting down 81 a
famous elm tree. which Tor nearly 4 cent
tu-y has sheltered tn" speakers AZ all
large meetings here Under It's branches
many noted men have made ad ifcsses,
among them j. Il. Giddings. James T..
Blaine Zachary Chandler John \. Lo-
gan. and James a. Garfield.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22
srrRruE corRr -issIGNMNNrS.
The Death of Justice jackson Makes Re
arrangement Necessary.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. Aug. flowing
to the death o. Justice Jackson 81 bee
came niece ssary 20 make a re-arrangc-
nent of the assignment Of the Justices
of the Supreme Court TO tho several clr-
cults. This nas been done by Cncf Jns-
ti,c Fuller. and to-day IL was received
at The office Of the clerk OF the court
The following are the ASSIGNMENTS
First circuit, Justice Gray. Second cir
cuit Justice Brown. Third circuit. Justice
Shiras. Fourth circuit. Chief Justice fui-
Ter, Fifth circuit. Justice White, sixth
circuit Justice Brown; seventh circuit.
Justice Harlan. Eighth circuit Justice
Brewer. Ninth circuit. Justice Field.
The Office Of the clerk OF the court was
closed to-day In respect 10 the late As
sOciatc Ji slice Strong, retired. whose iu-
neral took place at Reading, ia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22
Fatal Ending of "A Feud

SARGENT. KY. Aug. H.-Win Gilbert
and James owens. brOthers-.n-law. We're
killed In a hand-tO-hand battle last night
by John Straus al the town OF Keystone.
result of feud of ten years standing
The men met on "A rough mountain
path near town for the purpose Of paint
ing things red" The battle lasted for
an hour Straus = now fugitive. hay
ing escaped across the line into this cOun-
". 4 large posse Is % pursmlt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22
Miss Moss Point. Miss; and Mobile

Miss. Moss Point, Miss; ana Mopie'
Ala. x.oo 49,, hoo,
chief Hin says that over <soo mas vrsn
spent in hunting McNulty down. Inc
money was furnished by Mr.. Drew" ,,s. anu
the Mountain city club. swell .na..a-
nooga organization. which McNu.,y sue,
ceedd i'm soaking for consldeI"''0 sum
in drinks and game suppcrs' - -
chief nm left with his prisoner 10
night for Chattanooga. McNuity mas /"
brother who holds responsive 80. -,
ton in Macon. His do"niah - ""N
fast living on a Sl,SO salary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22
illrcel Illlmanllr Erlnds

COLUMBIA. :. g.. Aug. A.-Later re-
turns 30 rot change the results OF lie
election for constitutional del gates yes
terdav as reported last night. FRAUDS
ny the , .llmaulte managers iu Darling ioh
Greonville. and Fairfield counties, Wn'i
on, Conservatives ran opposition uch, o.,
are report a. The CONSERVATIVES ana lt'-
publicans were given no r,pftsrhlduo!
on the boards of managers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22
NEw nm ron r.iGE COUNTY.
II VIII Cost $4,000 and VIII Have al
Modern improvements.

LURAY. VA. August 2i.-special.-The
Board Of Supervisors mer to-day and
contracted with the Nancy Manufactur.
ing Company. of Dalton, Ca, for the
construction Of d now Jail In LEray at
cost of siNty-four hundred and eighty
four dollars \ number Of bids were
considered. Tho Jail will be urce stories
hsgh with all the modern improvements.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22
Chesterfield Rcyiyal~.

sHINQUARTER. August 2i.-speciaL-
Rev. Dr. \. b. Wood, OF Hampton,
f. preaching In a mastery manner at
Bethlehem church. 10 large congregations.
His daughter Miss Mary is accompany
ing him.
Rev l.. r. Thornhm of Manchester.
Is assisting Rev. r. IA. Winfree. the pas
tor of Nj. Hcrmon church, In a protract-
ed meeting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22
4 ira BTILDING rams.
lis Construction Was Being Hurried
Feared That Many Lives Were Lost.

CHICAGO. ILL. Aug. A.-The roof OF
the MANN 9th Coliseum building which
is being erected at SiXty-third street ard
Hone avenue, fen in at 1879 o'clock to-
night 4 large number of men were 81
work inside the building hurrying 1t to-
ward completion by september "a for
BarLnm's show. II is feared that many
lives have been lost
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22

ATLANTA. GA. AUG. H.-Emott bef-
rard. who has a. saloon at Magnolia ani
Elliott streets. shot "a burglar who was
trS .ng t0 break into his bar this morniN
The burglar. Robert Jones tcoloreil, eai-
fcsstd that Dee had committed many foi
berries here and in South Carolina. Dr.
l-.l Lo-u-.LL u LLo GILlL uo----Ll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22
Sick and Wounded Soldiers.

ALGlERs. Aug. 2l.-The French tran
port Province has arrived here from Aai-
seascar. bring a large number of s' rs
and wounded French soldiers. Invent
six of the invalid men she took on boa
died during the voyage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22
Scnator Harris Ill.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., August H.-Sen,
ator Harris. OF Tennessee was taken III
at his residence In this city last night
and FOR tine was In serious condition
To-day his physician reports him I'M
proved and tn his opinion out Of danger
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22

acccs siblc to each other only by circuit
Gus routes The Electric and Railway
Comp any had been 81 work for some
time. II is understood. to secure the COW
,tcd plum. but IL was into this breach
that the Traction people Jumped.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22
RfILROiD RECORD gROhEN.
4 Train in England Makes $40 Miles in
Iirfh Homr, md IiftN-Iight Minntes.

LONDON, Aug. 2l.-Tne Lordon and
Northwestern Railway CCmpany's new
fast train. which left Euston Station at
o'clock last evening. arrived at Aberdeen
at ass o'clock this morning. having COW
cred the distance of $40 miles in the short
est time on record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22
Cnlli.inn Xrnr Fort MONROE

FORT MONROE. VA. August 2l.-The
steamer Georgia from Baltimore ran
into the schooner Amazon Rupert. from
Savannah FOR Baltimore. with lumber,
off Point Lookout about 'nidnight. The
schooner leaked badly and was tOwed
into shallow water. The Georgia was
not damaged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22

AZ the meeting OF the State Farmers
Alliance at Forl's Hotel Tuesday. Dr.
Winston was reelected 10 tho presidency,
and Mr. j. +. Silyey was reelected Sec
retar5. Major Mann Page WIS chosen
to perform the functions Of State Lee
usrtr and Messrs HObson. Runiu. Book
ar. Kendrick and Leftwich were cOnstl-
tutcd an Executive Committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22

The largest crawhsh cve- captured tlty,
Is now IN the London aquarium l. was
captured in May. 1893. on the coast Of The
Isle Of Jersey. From head 20 tan N
measures feet . inches and from til
of feciers 90 ZIP OF tail feet ~ "a hes.
Its glrt1 Is - inches and its weight 81
pounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22
DIR. Cannon Somewhat, Better.

Dr. Cannon passed comparatively
c5i.N rtable day yesterday, and AT late
boar last night was reported 10 be some
what better
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Aug. "a me t.tf
Council tonight by a unanimous vote .N-
cmptcd the plant 0i tine ncH cotton niL
from taxation fOr "a period OF i've year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22

In Denver col. four more bodies vs. 20
taken from The hOtcl ruins. making nle-
teen. Coroner Martin declared that tr.re
ruins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22
Gold Withdrawals.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l.-The Treasury
Department is Informed that 5000" IN
gold was withdrawn for expert to-day re-
ducing the gold reserve 10 $lo'. fss.'v.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22
ConIi,ion Of +, senator Lewis.

PORT REPUBLIC. VA. Aug. 2i.-spe-
cial.-EX-Senator Lewis rested BADLY, and
is very weak to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22
Civil Service Extended.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., August 2l.-The
President to-day Issued new order ex-
fencing the civil service rules to include
all printers and pressmen In the execu-
tive department..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22
sHfRIFFs CONTEST.

in the County Court OF Nottoway to-
day, judge j. +. West presiding. bils
of exceptions IN the contested election
case II II. IL. Dyson against r. NJ
Jones for the office OF sheriff Of She
county. were Med. The case Will now
20 10 the Circuit Court OF the cO'Iatv
Judge West rendered his decision in this
case some ten days ago. giving the office
10 Jones, who was The Democrat, cauIi-
date.
Judge West. of Sussex county. stated
to-day that he should ON the hrst Thurs
day in September. sentence Robert Rid
ley 20 bee hanged some time next October.
Ridley is the negro who was convicted Jon
the County Court of Sussex some .Ouths
ago Of murder and sentenced 10 be
hang "a on the 10Th dag OF July last.
Judge b. \. Hancock. Of the Circuit
Court however. granted q writ of super
sedeas staying the execution of th, SEM
tcnce until he could examine tne records
IN the case. Upon AN examination OF
the papers. Judge Hancock declined 20
grant the condemned man new trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22
WEST IS 10 1LiNI.

Discharged From the News for fcrpetrat-
ing the Fraud.
NORFOLK, VA, Aug. 2l.-Special-
The Evening News Of to-day places the
blame for the cheat put Upon Colonel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-22

Tho Baltimore American of yesterday
says:
Another instance of he reaching ont
OF baltimore capital and enterprise south
ward is afforded in rcccn. riyalry for a
valuable street railway franchise In the
city Of Richmond. Va, ami which Is now
cprrc1ed as practically secured 'Or tho
Bidders backed by Baltimore apifal Tie
fran Chise In que stion includes the use OF
the length Of Broad street, Richmond'S
main artery OF trade. The pr)D)sed road
IL % traverse the street named from
chimborLzO Park to the Exposition
reservoir. There viii be rarlihcations Of
the system. The pros mt scope Of The
project contemplatcs thirteen miles Of
trackagc. The tracks viii be- double. and
electricity Will hc the motive power \
company Is TO be formed known as the
Richmond Traction Company. Its CAPT
talization will be upon the basis OF actual
cost OF cons iruction.
Tho BaltimOTeans in the project arc
representcl by Mr. j William Maiden
lorf OF Middendorf. Oliver q CO. Mr.
John SHELTON Williams represents tie
Kichmond interests. The competition Of
f.res the representative OF the proposed
new company came largely from the
R,chmc nd Electric and Railway Com
oaoy. which has heretofore enjoyed prac-
,ic,ilv a monopoly Of the advantages in
tbs. rapid transit field OF Richmond. The
o;e reads trackago Is now said 10 DC
about lifty miles. and It's lines reach the
remottst parts OF the ,i.y. A torcrise
on Broad street would be OF transcendant
value 10 the old-establishcd company,
bringing tog ,ther. as II would. extremes
sl the city locally served al present. pu'
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-19
THE PRESS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.

VIEW ADVEhIISEME IS AODAIs
Owen, Moore s. Co.
j. r. Libby.
Iarrabee's White Store.
Rines Bros-3.
w. L, Wilson & Co.-Groceries.
T. F. Homsted.
S. A Maddox.
H. II. Hay & Som
haskell & Jones.
Anderson, Adams & Co.
W. T Kilborn.
The Equitable Life Assurance Society.
The Atkinson Furnishing Co.
AUCTION SALES.
T. O. Bailey & Co.
FINANCIAL.
Geo. F. Duncan.
New Wants, To Let, For Sale, Lost Found
and Similar advertisements will be found under
their appropriate heads on Page 6.