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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-10-10

Republican State Ticket
Governor,
HBBER n. WELLS.
Congreesmen,
CLARENCE i. ALLEN.
Secretary OF State,
JAMES r. HAMMOND.
Treasurer,
JAMES CHAPMAN.
Auditor,
MORGAN RICHARDS,
Attorney-Gencral,
A. G. BISHOP
Superintendent OF Public Instructions
MRS EMMA j. McVICKFR.
Alternate,
DIR. JOHN r. PARK.
Judges Of the Supreme Court
CHARLES S. ZANE.
s.. W BABTCH,
JAMES a. MINER
Judge OF the Fourth judicial District,
A.C, HATCH.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-10-10

BYRON Groo, Register.
Frank Harris, ReeelveJ
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-10-10

Ehieysd At Lent Ci'Y, PoeoGce tuiah Jor
Eansporsiioa U'augh fae MALE as second cias'
raher.
LEU PUBLISHING
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
WARM SPRINGS VALLEY.
Recreation and Amusement at the
Rcsorts-personaI.

WARM SPRINGS, VA, August 10
(Speclal)-Mr. J. Sturdivant Red, Of
Covington, Ky, is the guest Of his friend
and college-mate H. IL. Erwin, at this
place. Mr.. Ried contemplatcs opening
boys school at this point
Messrs. William NJ. McAlistcr. J. =.
McAllister. and John W. Stephenson. of
the local bar have been in attendance
on the meeting OF the Virginia Bar AS
ISOLATION. at the White Sulphur Springs,
this week.
The Louise Camp" which is located
within a mile and a half OF this point.
has had a number OF accessions during
the past few days.
Mrs. White. rtlict Of Rev DR. William
White. Of Worsham, Va, and mother of
Rev. William c. White. of this place. was
taken on Wednesday Of this week u
Philadelphia to undergo an operation at
one of the hospitals IN that city to-day.
she was accompanied by Rev. William
q. White and Miss Irene Hopkins, Of
this place. Miss Hopkins, rs professional
nurse. will take part In the operation.
quite number Of tn guests at the Hot
Springs and the Warm Springs took adj
vantage Of the picnic gotten up by the
Hot Springs Company, at Bath Alum
Springs on yesterday. The Bath Alum
has not been opened for guests for a
number of years. but its owner. Mr. Bax
ter. is always glad to welcome those who
care TO spend a day on it's beautiful
grounds 1t has extensive lawns. we'll
shaded, and spacious rooms, with good
floors, on which many dances are given
during the summer months.
Mr. Edward Comstock the resident
manager Of the Warm Springs, continues
TO give his delightful Wednesday evening
lunches 10 those OF his friends who care
to attend and they are many The porch
OF the Warm Springs Hotel is usually
pressed into service on such occasions.
Mr. Colston. OF Cincinnati. O.. gave
delightful dinner at this place on last
Thursday evening 90 a party Of twelve
from the Hot Springs.
Meadow Brook" the little resort OF
Mrs. : W. Andersons, has had its quota
Of guests during the summer.
The Flag Rocks popularity has not suf-
fer 4 during this season II has offered
Irresistible charms 20 several large parties
from the hotel and vicinity during the
week.
Professor W. r. Houston. or Fishburne
Military Institute, at Waynesboro. has
been visiting friends in this Valley du-
ring the week.
Miss Jennie Fishburne Of Waynesboro',
is a guest AZ "Aspenwall" the hospitable
home Of Judge C. X. McDsnnald
Miss Harman, OF Augusta, is the guest
of the Misses Warwick, al their home, on
the river.
Mr.. Butler Amte and his sister, Of Bos-
ton. Mass, are the guests of Mr.. Lanier
Dunn.
Rev Or. James p. Smith. Of Richmond,
is spending the summer in this Valley,
and Is assisting Rev William 6. White
in his religious services at the Hot Springs.
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PUGILISTS In MELEE.
COrbett and FiizSimmonS Come 10 Blows
Ahead Of Time.
ATTEMPT At NOsE-PCLLING.


PHILADELPHIA, PA, August lO.-Bob
Fitzsmmons and James Corbett came
to blows in this city tonight at Green's
Hotel
Fitzsimmons had Just come from the
Winter Circus. where he had been giving
q bag-nunching exhibition. lie was going
over TO the eating bar to get luncheon'
with his boxing partner, Thomas Forest
Corbett. his brother, Joseph, w. a.
Brady. and John McVey, member OF
Corbett's company. were standing near
the clerks desk. at the end of the bar,
as Fitzsimmons and Forest entered
The party had been drinking ana IN
a spirit of braggadocic Corbett attempt
ed to pull Fitzsimmons's nose The lat
ter backed away but Coroett ioloWeu
hin, M. and finally Fitzsimmons stopped.
In a-moment, there was general melee
Rradv picked up a chair, and attempted
n brain Fitzsimmons. and the latter
threw him to one side. Corbetts brother
then took a hand in the game lie struck
Fitzsimmons in the mouth, cutting ms
lin. Forest came to Fftzsmmons assist
npce and he ana JpSti'H WI 49,
soon tussling about the place. knocking
chairs and tables TO right and left.
Meanwhile Corbett was trying to get al
Fitzsirnmons. and then McNey got into
the struggling crowd. Seeing the ODDS
against him, Fitzsimmons picked up a
heavy water-decanter and hurled II az
Erady and Joe Corbett. The flying bottle
went wide of It's mark. and stricking a
heavy iron column was smashed into
thousands Of fragments.
AS soon as they could recover from their
establishment the attaches Of the place
rushed at the struggling crowd OF eN-
cited pugilists and attempted 10 separate
them. But IL was hard job and re-
serve force Of police officers was called in
and in a few minutes the men were s.
parated.
Corbett and his party left the place
Fitzsimmons sat down 10 have his luhch-
con. but was too excited TO ENJOY
IT. and after partaking Of a small portion
Of II ne gave up the attempt ana went
out for a walk. His clothes were some
what disarranged and his shirt torn. one
of his hands was bleeding, and II looked
as n il had been cut with penknlfe or
some other small weapon, although the
wound might have been made by piece
Of glass from the broken decanier.
No arrests were made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
TOOT CUT OFF.
Accident 10 IL Boy In East Haddord-
The legislative Canvass.

EAST RADFORD, VA, August 10
(Special)-At the Harrison-Street crossing
Yesterday afternoon a car was run down
from the coal wharf and struck wagon
that was on the track knocking the wa
Ron over and throwing Cleveland McGhee'
a young son of William McGhee. under
the wheels Of the car. The boys right
foot was so badly mashed that II had to
be amputated.
Tn. democratic convention to select dele
gates to the senatorial convention VIII be
held here August oath. Radford Is entitled
10 four delegates. The county convention
10 nominate a member Of the House OF
Delegates will meet in this city SEPTEMBER
9Th. The basis of representation VIII De
one vote for every twenty-five cast lot
Peter J. Otey. and one vote for every
fraction OF thirteen or more. Kadiord Is
entitled 20 fifteen delegates.
CAPTAIN William Ingles. OF Radiord' Is
snoken of as a candidate Tor the House
The Wabash camp-meeting VIII COM
mence on August 18th.
The weather Is extremely hot, ana a ram
,yo,,l1 be welcome \ number OF our peo-
rlo are rushing 20 the summer resorts.
/, W. Clark and wife are at virginia
Beach for ten days.
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spurt I'm Cotton business.

NEW YORK. August l0.-There was
more genuine excitement In cotton trading
this morning than there has been for
the past month, owing to the Government
Bureau report. which was given out at
If o'clock to-day. II had been expected
that the report would show general
Improvement in the crop over last year
OF az least per cent. and an improve
ment also in the condition of cotton In
Texas. In this, however, the bears were
disappointed. The report was a sur
prise to even the bulls, and the result
was n rapid rise in prices Immediately
after the report was read. When the
bears heard the report they began to
cover as rapidly as possible. The mar
ket started up several points ut time
beyond the opening figures, and business
VIZ lriek
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
DEATHS.

CABELL.-Died. Friday. August 9th. at
$50 =. NJ. little ARTHUR FREDERICK,
infant son Of Arthur r.. and Zula l..
Cabsll; aged 10 months and days.
The little crib Is empty now,
The little clothes laid by.
A mothers hope. a fathers Joy,
In deaths cold arms doth lie.
Funeral took place Saturday, August
10th. at $3.50 O'Clock.
New York papers please copy.
CADDIGAN.-Died. August 4. 1895. at
Camden, y. j.. MAGGIE, beloyed wife OF
Mr. Colman Cardigan. Of Richmond. Va,
i'm the oath year Of her age.
The funeral took place from the resi-
dence of her mother. Mrs. ELIZABETH
HAM. 52l Spruce street, Camden, y. j.
Interment at Evergreen Cemetery
CREAMER.-Died, at his residence, No.
6ls China street, at o'clock on the morn
ing OF August 7. 1895, PATRICK CREAM
Err. in the saith year Of his age.
The funeral will take place from the
sacred Heart church at 4 O'Clock SUN
DAY AFTERNOON. Friends and ac-
quaintances are invited to attend 2t'
FREEMAN.-Departed this life. Satur-
day. August 10, 1925. at o'clock. MAR
GARET FREEMAN.
Funeral will take place SUNDAY. Au-
gust 1lth, at the residence OF her son.
Mr.. c. A. Scott, Sic north Sixth street,
at o'clock L. NJ. Friends are invited
TO attend.
UECKAIANN.-Died at his residence,
No. SOP north Twenty-fifth street, Satur-
day at p. NJ, JOSEPH II. HECK
MAN, in his 18Th year.
Funeral from his residence. SOP north
Twenty-ffth street, at 8 L. NJ. Sunday
TO-DAY.
JAcOBs.-Died, at Old Dominion Hos
nital Friday morning at $40 A. NJ.
nANIE DeneaD, eldest son Of Ben and
All. Jacobs; aged years I months ana
II days
And tho agnels whispered 10 him,
az q home where ease Is given:
And they bore him in their arms
TO their blessed home In Heaven.
Funeral from parents residence, No.
1922 Park avenue, SUNDAY, August llth'
at $50 T. NJ.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend.
JONES.-Dled, in Durham. \. c.. Au-
gust 7. 1895. JAMES V. JONES. in the
3Oth year Of his age.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
SIMMONS. Died Saturday. August TO-
1895, at O'Clock p. NJ, JESSE LEWIS.
infant son Of William NJ. and Catharine
]. simmons: aged 3 months and 10 days.
Our fourth little angel.
Funeral TO-DAY at L. NJ from his
parents residence. 7l9 Nicholson street.
Baltimore papers please copy.
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THE RICHMOND D1sPATcH-sUNDAY. AUGUST H. 1895.

city late this afternoon. passenger Train
going at "a high rate OF speed ran down
a woman ami her three children. The
mother was instantly killed and her g.
year-old daughter so badly injured that
she lived but short time after the acct
dent. The dead woman was Mrs. Mary
Pauley. aged % years. wife Of the watch
man OF the Buckeye Brewery.
Just as the train was upon them the
dead child stepped over between the rails,
and the mother. seeing its danger. went
after IL. but too late. The train struck
them both Just as the mother was lean
ing over 70 pick up the baby. Mrs. Pau
lev was horribly maneied about the head,
a number of bones were broken about her
bodv and her dress was torn almost OFF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.
Comment on the Inst New Yer. M
socintcd Bank statement

NEW YORK, August lo-Ihe Ne"
York Ffnancier says this week:
The statement Of the Associated Banks
of New York for the week ending Au-
gust 10th. in spite Of the fact that us
heaviest changes are due 10 syndicate
operations and the gold exports Is Sill
a favorable one. inasnuch as the excess
reserve has been reduced $,s6,iO, ana
loans have expanded S.6i9.loO; the total
now standing at SlO.96.l0, as against
SOC. 1860, July 9th, gain OF Si.sy''~'
since the opening Of August when j.
generally considered the duilest moh'h
in the year.
ders is due to the Withdrawals by export
ers. who wished 10 obtain gold at the
Sub-Treasury. The specie item has not
shown much change for'som weeks. but
the total holdings Gj. 4S0, 5o0-are less by
over ten millions than at the beginning
of the year. and one half Of this de
crease has occurred since June LIST, when
the total volume was S7O,sl3,ioc
II will be interesting to watch the
specie item from this time on. as the
syndicate may find itself in need Of its
aid 10 maintain the Treasury reserve, IN
the event OF exports Of gold
The heavy decrease In legal tenders
f. evidenced in itself that the disburse-
ments Of the syndicate 70 the banks par
ticipating in the bond deal have not
figured in the current statement. and the
sll 10000 received will possibly reap
near in the shape of legal-tender gains
in next weeks statement
The receipts Of currency from the in
terror were not as large as usual du-
ring the week In fact, the gain was
almost nothing, and the foreign move
ment overbalanced by far any gain thus
reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11

speech 10 the veterans and the crowd that
had assembled To witness the ceremony,
and he was frequently interrupted by APP
plause.
th,. Saxon chasseur and infantry societies
deposited six huge oak vreaths AT the foot
Of the statue. after which they gave cheers
for the Emperor the Empire. and Prince
Bismarck.
The town OF Tubingen celebrated the
battle OF Woerth by a field service In the
cemetery and a procession In the market
Mace The Rev Mr. Gemmler. rector OF
the university, delivered a speech. The
celebration was attended by all the pro-
fcssors OF the university. the officers Of
tho garrison. and the members OF the
various societies and guilds Of the town.
In the evening IA banquet was given at
the museum salutes were fired. and the
town was illuminated.
Professor Hipplederr. I'm q speech, said ::
''Thc Bavarian veterans generous act at
beeinning Of the celebrations was every
where approved. They. in the midst OF
a great crowd. had deposited beautiful
laurel wreath on the tomb Of the French
soldiers Killed in 1870 and 1871. and buried
AT Munich. The secretary OF the yete-
rams. In dcpositng the wreath, said: 4
nlace this laurel wreath in the name Of
the veterans on the tomb of the French
soldiers. They, too, fought and died for
their fatherland They doubtless were
our enemies. but in death there IS
neither enemy nor friend. We pray in
silence for them
Berlin alone has as yet taken no spirit
Cd part I'm the celebrations. and the
Socialist leaders are greatly displeased
seeing that great numbers OF Socialis,ic
wOrlmen elsewhere are taking part in
them. They believe that the patriotic
demonstrations viii result IN a slacken-
ing Of the workmens allegiance 10 the
party. and IN weakening party discipline
According TO the North-German Ca
zette. the Socialist leaders have organized
a service OF spies TO prevent Socialists
from taking part in the celebrations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
,,vnRAH FOR NORTH CAROLINA:
Her Naval Niiitia Compiimen'eu IN
the HIGHEST Terms.

RALEIGH, y. C.. August lo'Ilhe
or,',se of the North Carolina Naval he-
serves has ended 1t was extremely sue
cesernl. no untoward incident occurring
TO detract from H. -. ,,,,hi-
captain Wise. of the monitor Alnpni-
,rite saws his report will be strong
ono He and his officers have been sur
nrjsed al the great degree OF eiheiehcy
shown. surprising not only an sou'ner I,
naval militia. but ranking with the oes'
nuitia-seamen Of the world
lie will endeavor 10 have De''er ''"'
for future cruises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
Terrible Triple Outrage.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, august l0.-A
special TO the Advertiser from Gadsden,
Ala. SAYS: Early this morning three un-
known white men approached the resi-
dence of Mrs. Julia Reardon, living twelve
miles from here. Mrs Reardon, her 10
year-old daughter, and an infant child
were in the house. After entering, ire
men seized the child. and. holding IT aloft,
dashed IL 20 the floor, crushing 1t TO
death They then dragged the mother
ana daughter out in the front yard. ana
assaulted them Mrs. Reardon is not eX-
pected to live.
The country IL aroused, and searching
for the ncnds. II caught they Will never
cost the county anything for trial.
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Colonel Murphy "a Genial Host.

Yesterday Colonel John Murphy const-
tuted himself host to all his friends and
patrons by inviting them 10 his new and
elegant cafe, where a delightful lunch
was served. For several hours streams
OF people poured in upon the genial
proprietor OF the hostelry at the corner
Of Eighth and Broad streets. and there
was a regular hOusewarming. Every
thing delicious and delectable was on
hand. and the luncheon served was elab
crate and bountiful. and was greatly en-
loved by the many callers. The newly
fitted cafe is a beautiful blending OF cher
nv. gilt. and white. amid which fash the
scintlllations of a prOfusiOn OF cut-glass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
NaN1I Notes OF Interest.

WASHINGTON, August 10.-Lieute-
nants Helms and Corrigan have been or
dered TO Newport in place OF Lieutenant
J. ]. Jayne and Ensign Andrews, orders
revoke.
Lieutenant w G. Tyler has been or
dered to temporary duty in the War-Re-
cord Office in New York.
Lieutenant J. ID. Bothwick has been de-
tached from the Naval Hospital at Nor
folk and granted two months sick leave.
This officer attempted TO commit suicide
about a month ago. and has just recover
ed from the wounds then inflicted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
Scotland Neck.

SCOTLAND NECK, n. c., August "
,cneciol Miss clio Dranghan, OF TINS
community. has accepted position as
teacher al Walnut Cove, in the western
part Of the State. -,
DIR w. O. Mcdowell and Mrs NC
Dowen and Mr.. r.. c. Josey went 10
IAttleton this week.
Miss Salisbury. Of Hamilton, Is mere
visiting Miss Minnie Dunn.
MIR. A. l.. Bowers, of Norfolk, Is mere
visiting his motheC =
MIR. W. Il. White. Of Washington, is
here visiting his relatives.
Mr. j. j.. Andrews, OF Roxobei, Is mere
visiting his daughter.
Mr. Edmondson has returned from LIZ
Teton
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT,
nT AGE nWETI NGS

FUK KEN T.
FIRST-CLASS DWELLINGS.
W III Firth street. between Grace and
Franklin; Il rooms. Possession at
once.
No. 10 Seventh street, between Grace
and Franklin; 10 rooms. Possession at
once. 4,
No. SOS Twelfth street, between Broad
and Marshall; 10 rooms. Possession at
once. 80
Possession October l. 1895.
MANY other DWELLINGS. both large and
small. I'm all parts OF the city.
ALSO.
STORES AND OTHER BUSINESS
PLACES. in different locations. call
'phone, or write for our REVISED
II SELDOM TAYLOR & SON.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets;
Phone 81 au II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11

The excursion under the auspices OF
the ladies OF the Retreat for the Sick,
10 be given 10 Niagara Falls and 10 To-
rOnto canada. will afford Richmond peo-
pie one Of the cheapest and most de-
hghtful trips OF the year. The train will
leave Richmond August 2lst, and the
party will make stops at Washington.
Watkins Glen, and Rochester. A COM
piete schedule OF expenses. including
board, drives, and railroad fare, has been
made up. and all information may be had
at the Retreat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
ws,ao,,, Milling Interest.

WELDON. n. c., August iO.-tSpecial,
In addition to the information sent you
Yesterday In regard to the milling busi-
ness here. IL liz learned to-day that ar
rangenents have been perfected for
cotton-mill, with 1000 spindles. and
cottonseed oil mill. Work begins on the
latter In the next ten days. and II IL
10 be completed In time for the present
cotton crop, ...-.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
FOR RENT.

IARGE-SIZE RESIDENCES.
centrally located: suitable for boarders,
7is Franklin near Seventh street; IA
rooms. Possession October lst.
Ne Franklin near Eighth street; ~
rooms. Possession September ith. =,
SO corner Eighth and Leigh street; IA
rooms. %
I0g Main near First; II rooms.
ii03 CLAW near Tenth; II rooms.
az leigh near Ninth street; II rooms.
III Main near Adams, rooms.
saS ciav near Fifth street. rooms.
ne cary near Adams; 7 rooms.
III Ninth near Clay street; rooms.
90 ,rnst Marshall street: 10 rooms.
Also NEDIUM-SIZE HOUSES. 4 to 9
rocrns zach. Possession now September.
and Oetober. Call for PRINTED LIST.
!. THOMPSON BROWN & GO,
al 11-1t lll3 MAIN etfctt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
Governor sues for Libel.

BURLINGTON, VT. August 1o.-Gov-
ernor Woodbury. has brought 5000 Ii
bel-suit against the Rutland Herald for
articles recently published calling him
n rum-seller AMI owner Of a building in
which liquor Is sold contrary TO law.
The Governors attorneys are eX-Gov-
ernor Dillingham;. OF Waterbury. and ex-
Senator D. j. Foster. of this city
Sheriff Reeves served the papers to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
GERMAN WAR ATOMS.
Complete Successes Wherever Held
Nrcn.hs for French soldiers.

fEEilN. August l0.-The war ceisora-
t0ls that have taken place this week
have been complete successes In all the
German states where they were held.
This proves the reality OF the popular
enthusiasm over German unity.
Daily demonstrations occurred In front
of Toe NieGerwald monument al Rude-
sheim. on Thursday hundred delegates
from the veteran societies Of Dortmund
and Cahordt deposited at the base OF the
statue "A huge wreath and palm branches.
Tn "sUor then delivered fiery patriotic
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
The Cincinnati and the Atlanta.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. August 10-The
cruiser Cincinnati will sail from New
port without delay to relieve the cruiser
Atlanta from the duty Of watching Cuban
nubusterers at Key West and the At
lanta will return to New York imme-
diately on being relieved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
VNRUSTEE'S SALE.

By authority OF a deed Of trust. exc
cuted by r. ii. Boykin 4 60. % me az
trustee on July 18th / will sell at public
auction at the factory Of Il. II. BoyNn
Il CO. No. Is north Twenty-secOnd street.
on
TUESDAY. AUGUST 10. 1886
at II o'clock A. NJ, all the TOBACCO
BRANDS that belonged 10 the ilrm OF
r. II Boykin * Co. also, the OFFICE,
FURNITURE. consisting or seNerai
Desks, Tables, Letter-Press, Chairs,
Large Iron Safe etc.
TERMS: Cash. .,.,
an mat Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
Cuu-TrinI Nnces.

NEW YORK. August l0-The Ameri-
cas- Cup Committee tonight announced
that the trial races viii be sailed oil
Sandy Hook on August 10Th and 22d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11
Charged with Stealing SO.

A woman named Jennie Hackley was
arrested by officer G. II. Hughes in Tx
change alley last night charged with the
larceny Of so from the person OF Frank
PerQue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-11

NOTICE.


Pursuant 70 a decree entered by the
Circuit Court OF Charles Guy county on
the 10Th day OF July. 1885, In the chanc ~
suit OF T.. Balls executors W. Iyler'
Evarts, and others | Will sell publicly.
10 the highest bidder al Charles cry
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ~. 1895,
the two following described TRACTS OF
LAND. situated In Charles city county,
near James riyer-to-wit: ,..,,,.,,
A TRACT OF LAND called SHEER
WOOD FOREST" containing eleven nun
dred acres more or less. adjoining anus
OF W. H. Clopton. John T.. Major, X.
H. Wallace, and others. being same tract
OF land formerly Owned by John Tyler,
dece sed. ,,,,e,r,
HILL" or mot MIC AsTLE'S." adIoin-
ing the above tract containing i2s acres.
more or less. and being same tract or
land purchased by julia q. Tyler from
W II ClOpton and wife.
These tracts Of land VIII be sold sepa-
rately. They are fine residential seats'
convenient 70 school. churches. ana stores.
TERMS OF SALE: The whole amount
Of purchas e-mOney VIII be rtisLeH ~
cash and title 10 the land VIII De T.
,ained until conyeyanccs are ordered by
the court. a..
For further Information arply, 10
MANLY III. BARNES,
Special Commissioner,
boulevard, New Kent county, va
certify that the bond required q Spe-
cial-Comruig si0ner NJ n Barnes by pe-
cree mentioned in the foregoing notice
nos w" JOHN +. MAJOR.
Clerk Charles City Circuit Court.
au 3-Sait&tSu& W5t