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George l.. Crawford & Co,
Real Estate Brokers ANA AlcuONeeIs,
I1UJ bank street.

lJUJ Bank street.
ny VIRTUE OF TWO CERTAIN
ID deeds oil trust executed to ne 10y
Nicholas II. Blair and wife, bearing cate
respectively April 10. 1894. and june -,
lss4. and recorded ia klchmOuQ DnaAc-t
&C." page 81, respectively, default hayins
been made IN the pay menl OF certain
notes secured in the above deeds, ana De-
ing required 20 do so Dy the hole-holA.t'
/ Will sell, al public auction, on the prem
MONDAY, OCTOBER 70. 1896
at i. NJ, thc property described ~ lhe
deeds. as follows. All OF his one-nall uh-
divided interest i'm all that LOT OK fAis-
Gel OF LAND in the city OF hichhioAu,
Va. on Eighth street. beginning ON Sh
alley at the distance Of us lcet from INC
corner oil Eighth and Leigh streets q.
which alley feet Of the width lncIeol
are taken of the property OF conway
Robinson, thence from the point OF nc,
ginning on Eighth street, running on s1la
street i6 feet, thence WcstWardly ana
parallel with said alley 10 feet 70 an al
ley j. feet wide ia the rear.
Also, all of his onc-hall undivided m
tcrcst TO which De- is entitled under lne
VIII Of his eiandiather' HlJug'"e ,'', ~,
deceased, dated October u, lo'l, ana re-
corded i'm the clerks office OF kichHonu
Chanccry Court. Will-BOOk u, page az.
TERMS. Cash as TO the cost Oh lNls
sale ana 10 Fay l-e lolivNl'p io1-'
SOS each. payable. respectively, siA'
twelve, eighteen. and twonty-iolr months
from April lG 1921 and bearing interest
from maturity; also. the following notes
OF S231D each. payable, respectively, siN,
twelve, eighteen. and twcniy-loui no"."'
from June e. 1871 S-31O each. payable, re-
spcctivoly. six, tweiye. eighteen. ana
twenty-fOur months from June 70, io'i'
and bearing interest from maturity
credit as % six notes OF s.j.tN cdch, ldyd-
bic. respectively, thirty, thirty-siX, forty
two. forty-cight. nlty-lour, and sixty
months afie~ d &c. and one or Syl5, pay
able five years after date, all dated Apfll
lC. 1891. also. six notes OF S-5.lO each, pay
able. respectively, thirty. thirty-slX, forty
two. forty-oight. ltty-tolr and Sixty
months after date. and one Of $50 paya-
bic five years after date, ANA an bearing
date on june 10 1884. balance on such
terms as may De announced al the sale.
4. a. CRAWFORD,
oc7-rrt Trustee.
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~ ONFEDERAIE MUSEUM. ~ THE
" Dams Mansion, corner IweiitA az
Gay, L. open TO Nl5itors daily fr9M ~
A. NJ TO . l.. ~. Admission, - cents
except on Saturdays. when ~ IS free 20
the public annual memoesshlp ticket ".
which admits the .holrcr at al tunes.
lifs-membcrship ticket. so. aplj q
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Office of the Mutual Assurance Society
OF Virginia.
Home Office building. l0ii T.. Main ST..
Richmond. oct .. 1906
~ OTICE.-TIIE ANNUAL MEETING
y of the MUTUAL ASSURANCE So
GETTY OF VIRGINIA Will be held at
the Office of the society, No. 1914 east
Main street, on MONDAY. the 9th day Of
November. 1896. at 1 o'clock. oCG-tuit
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O1n DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
4 lbD pANI.

OBJ D0MlNIqFHA PAST sEEAMsHlF COM
~ DAILY SERVICE.
Steamers leave Norfolk.
Er,> Va. DAILY at Is -. NJ.
E~ for New ork direct. Pas
yE~ sengcrs leave Richmond
NSs&~ via &. and %. railway : 80
MAIN a NJ. or X. and +. rail
road IN and W. routel .
II A. NJ. 10 connect with
steamer at Norfolk.
DIRECT STEAMERS leave kichmoni
foI New York via James river every
Monday passengers and freighO and
i"rtdav freight ana Storage passengers
aiivt st l.. Nj. Additional steamer
on r.eyisht and steerage, passengssrs) leaves
iiP NJ Connecting with main line steam
er r ISn &c new YORK passengsrs can
,eaIs DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY. for
pichmond via old Point or Norfoik
i'n,SIpTc,T STEAMERS via James river
III ieaye every Saturday tpassengers
and freighO and Monday freight cniys
Saiiings from Companv's pier. 70 Noftn
liver 3 T. NJ. Saturday. T. III
'iSor full information apply 10
r6fJN p MAYER. Agent.
~. east Main street, Richmond. Va
~ p. ana r. NJ. New YORK. .7sg;e
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RI Z II i'm
NoND. AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
<SExh
JAMEs RIVER ROUTE.

Amounted sailing days: Every TUES
DAY FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at day
Freight received daily TIL 2. NJ.
Fare, Son Fridays ana sundays
steame.. including meals ana berth.
For further information apply 10
j. ". McCARRiCk,
General Southern Agent: Office. Rockets.
w. r. CLYDE s. co,
General Agents. Philaftlphia.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND-UNION
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE OCT. A., N'o.
DEPOT.
900 4. IL, Ar!lve Petersburg s.l \. ~,
Norfolk - A. 81. stops onlt
az Petersburg, Naycfy, and
esAM NJ. Nrlives Petersburg $50 A. NJ.
Weldon II rs a. IL, fayette-
lib J.. NJ. Savannah j 40 A.
b, Jacksonville 80 A. N,
Port Tampa $40 +. NJ.
connects al Wilson with No.
A. arriving Golasb0ro 5;Q5 =.
Al. Wilmington 3.fo T.. VI.
Pullman sleeper New York 10
Jacksonville.
o., y. NJ. Local. arrives Petersburg 3iz
$500 =. NJ. Makes al stops
$50 p. NJ, Arrives PIes5serrssbg9fs ss;is p n
rap. NJ. Arrives Petersburg 500 p. NJ.
Emporia $40 connects With
A. q ID. for stations between
EmpOra and Lawrenceyille).
Weldon 9:4s p NJ Faysite.
C:2j a. NJ. savannah 500 A.
NJ. jacksonville 1880 Z. NJ.
Port Tampa $50 L. N.
NEW LINE TO MIDDLE
GEORGIA POINTS.-Arriving
Aiken 7:Z2 A N, Augusta 500
A. NJ. Macon II A. NJ, At
lanta l2lS. p. q. PgD@nSnn
mlnBtOn, 0naFlcetoAi JtNhooh-
Nile, Port Ia mUa. Aiken. Au-
gusta, and Macon.
.op AZ Arrive Petersburg I2:35 A. NJ,
INV I.vnchburg 800 \. ~, Roa-
poke z.55 4. ST. Bristol ~
y N. Pullman Sleeper Rich
mond 70 Lynchburg.
u Arriyes PetorsDarg 40 A. NJ.
E:S6 A. 'i' weldon 2.55 A. ~, Henderson
.ot A. Nj. Raleigh 5li A. NJ.
fsiteriou a.oB Il. NJ. Atlanta
ga r. M. pullman Sleeper
lTsghiustOn 10 Atlanta.
TRAINS ARiSl y ~ ~, ssvanra,
$40 a H. charleston. Atlanta. Macon.
AUGUSTA, and oil points South.
=, Atlanta, Athens. and Raleigh.
GEO A "i' Iynchburg, and the West
AZ pstersburg Local
SD n Il Norfolk. Suifolk. and Peters,
l'N' burg.
n jacksonville, Savan nah.
$50 r. ~ charleston, Wilmington, Colds.
boro. and all points south
n EorfoIk, suffolk. Waveri,' ana
u" PeteIsburg. Lynchburg. >pd
the West.
500 p. NJ, petersburg Local.
o. II. NJ. EMERSON
4. r. KENLY, Traffic Manager.
.,-r--rp G. 8. CAMPBELL.
w--r-- Division Passenger Agent
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EDICaTlONAl.

x,fss RIAiR's SHAKESPEARE
vi CLASS will be resumed TUESDAY;
october 9TH, at o'clock, S22 EAST
FRANKLIN. ooo-'ufe
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~, Richmond. Va. oct g. 1896

n, Richmond Va. oct. 6. 1896.
/ he ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CHESA-
PEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COM
PANY. for the election Of directors and
for the transaction Of such other busi-
ness as may lawfully come before the
meeting drcluding the ratification OF all
acts OF the board OF directors and all
committees thereof since the last annual
meeting). will be held AT the office Of the
company in the Pace building. In the
civ II Richmond. va. on TUESDAY. the
10Th day Of October 1896 ~ 10 o'clock
A. NJ {. T.. WEXFORD.
ccC-td Secretary.
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FOR RENT.
RENT.

L. Or RENT. 90
Call for Rent List. containing full ALI
description of property we have for rent.
y. VI. WORTHAM q co.
Real Estate Agents,
oc1l-sVS wet Job east Main street.
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a,fIsEME<Is.

%~-~.~~~-~-~-O-~~.~-0-0 wv
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
TUESDAY e. WEDNESDAf Nluiiio'
OCTOBER IL AND u
MATINEE WEDNESDAY.
The Great Empire lheare TIE" io'A'
success,
- SOWING THE WIND -
BY Sidney Grundy.
- Presented by a talented company :
~ ~ - ocl3-2t - -
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,IssoLUTIoNs. coPAKrNEKsHIrs, sc

THIS is TO CERTIFY THAT HAVE
i this day sold to {. y. CAWTHORN
my entire COAL AND WOOD business
at 200 east Broad street. Thanking M
patrons for past fayors. hope that they
VIII continue 10 confer them upon my
successor. Respectfully. &c.
w. q. Il. FRAYSER,
October 3. 1895. ~ pci4-iaw4wt .
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H. Z ! w HoTI0Ia:grsslamB.R.

sSR, q; a. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SCHEDULE ~ LII ~. 81 - - , III.
LEAVE RICHMOND lDAiLlh JIM
STREET STATION, N-on-
600 A. Al IsICtAlUtD AND -sCn-
FOLK NI5llHlLL LlNil r.
I'D. arrive NOTION ID 20 ~
81. Stops oni5 o.. et'i '''-. -
MaIcriy, Anl Suuolr. 81 e.'.--
class tickets not accepted on
0.05 a. NJ, THE CinCAGO EMPRESS.
FOR Lyuchuufe RoancNr. 90
lum0us. and Chicago. fuunian
Sleeper Roanoke tu tnlllinN' o
also. TO- Bristol, hhoAsA4r'
90 - - aud Chattanooga. -
O.oO L. ii, For SUFFOLK. NOrtolh. aiu lN-
termedlate stations, arrives AZ
Il5o p. NJ 0i' Sf a. sS ana roanoke
Connects az Eoan0he WIN
Washington ard clAttanOob@
Limited. Pullman SIlt irl5
Roanoke 20 Memphis ana Ne"
Orleans. Pullman sleeper De-
tween Richmond and Lynch-
burg, and lerths Hady Tor
occupancy az $500 l.. Il. Also.
Pullman Sleeper Petersburg
and Roanoke. .,
Trans arrive NicnMuld from y"
burg and the West daily at 3:4O =. NJ,
and 1900 +. A.. from i...,rf5tlIt i 1,,S
East az II 600 a ~. lr4 Id I'D LII
LIMITED 200 y. NJ
Office. SJs Main stle. ..,r.r,-r>.rv-
District Pas enktr agent.
General Passenger Agent.
General Ofice-Roanoke va.
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THE FANOhIIE ROUTE North
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY EXCEPT
SUNDAY

TIE Fh\OhIlE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY EXCEPT
SDNDAl
TRAIN 10. 10 $40 T. n.
LOCAL, EMPRESS Da.y except Sun
day stop, at ali stations. Al
Lester Manor connects with stage Tor
W3lkcrtCn. also. az West Point with
York River steamers for Baltimore.
TRAIN no l6. $40 b. ST.
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily. Close
connection az West Point with steamep
for Baltimore except Sunday
steamers leave Baltimore "a p. II.
and west Point at i. NJ daily except
sunday
Trains from West Point arrive az Rich-
mond ~ g.07 a. " daily. 1910 A. NJ.
except sunday and Monday. ana az 900
y. ". daily except SUNDAY
TRAIN 40 s6. A. N.
LOCAL MIXED, daily except Sunday,
Leaves IHeuty-third street Tor NCst
Point and Intermediate points.
Ilckct-Oiiicc at station. foot OF Eireiria
street. open from 500 A. II. 10 G.Ol Il.
81, aud rom $50 l.. n. to 300 A VI.
J. ". CULP, w. a TURK.
Traffic Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
". H. GREEN. General Superintendent.
j. C. HORTON Trav Pass Agent.
g20 oaqt Main street Richmond Va.
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q Office.
For comfort and convenience use Rich
monG Cedar WCrls' STEAM-DElI Cd
KINDIING WOOD. tho best On the mar
kot. Price 81 SO pcr hale cOri. with CT
without blocks. Always say which YOU
rrcfer whom ordering Best way To orler
is by pOstal-Clrl 10 secure prompt de-
livery. We TOW keep orr kiniling Wood
under shelter. Prone 3il se-G-sa&wcGt
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Legal NOTICES.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF CHES-
TERFIELD COUNTY.
Cottrcu. Watkins & Co.
against
Jewett & Brother and others.
(An extract Of decree. June &C. 1861
"On consideration whereof the Court
doth adiudcc, order, ana ueeIee lnat 'l ,iiss
cause DE and Is hereby referred 10 one
Of Tho commissioners ia chanccry OF THIS
courf who shall take the following ac-
counts and make the following enquiry,
and report TO court.
"lst. An account OF the real estate or
of John ". Jewett and George II. Jcwett
with the liens and cncumhrances, tneir
70. and priority thereon.
"od. An account showing balance due,
if ANYTHING TO Brown, Davis ~ Co, uli-
der various deeds or trust mentioned III
-. ANY other matters deemed pertinent.
"And the cOmmissi 1ners executing th'S
decree shall give notice OF the time ana
place of taking Do 10y publication once "a
week for four successive weeks ~ some
convenient newspaper. And such pup
lication shall be equivalent to personal
service Of such notice on all parties
Commissioner Lawrence =. Pool.
Office Manchester, Va, sept. ~, leJb.
arc hereby notified that / have fixed upon
Wednesday. 2sth October. lSHW, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. ut my office. corner Ninth
and HUI streets. Manchester, for cXecut-
ing the aforesaid decree.
Given under my hand this Both day or
September, 1896
LAWRENCE p. POOL.
Commissioner i'm Chanccry OF the circuit
Court Of Chesterfield County.
sc3O-WeiW
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r -. JOIN, Ti,,.Frs.ii'ui ssA G'Hu, "''E"'
=. 2. v,uHk. Goasssi sus'rat'ae'r''
e,o,,p - ANDERSON.
T. " - 80 ..s,,,,. 6sHsssl sss-s -
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ny RUSTEES' SALE
nIf

ny RUsTEES' SALE
OF
THREE-STORY Prick STORE AND
DWELLING.
No. Is NORTH SEVENTEENTH
STREET.
WITH LOT il = l---lZAO3 l0-2 FEET.
By virtue Of a deed OF trust executed
10 tho uuCorsicncc. dated 18th June, l'yi'
recorded IT, the clerks Office or the t;A.-
Gerry Court of the city OF richmond III
d. -. Is2 \, rage lcJ. 10 secure the pay
mont OF n ccrtain debt. deta-lt having
been made I'm the payment OF the SINE,
we will. being thereto required ~ tne
beneficiary OF said deed. proceed 10 SELL
by auction. on the premises ON
FRIDAY. OCTOBER %, lNb
at 4.2l o'clock T.. NJ, the property above
described
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses Of execut-
ing this trust ana Sl3W, with interest
thereon from 2sth of June. 80, TIL paid;
balance upon such terms as the Sfantofs
in said decd may prescribe md direct.
and i'm evert OF their failure 10 direct the
same. then at such time ana ia sucn man
ncr as the undersigned trustees may an
nounce at the hour OF sale.
GEORGE ). NASHON, JR.,
J.. Il. CHAFFlN,
ocll-td trustees
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THE woalANs COLLEGE.
RICHMOND. VA.

Established 1854. Oners unexcellei ad-
vantages in Science, literatuie, ius'c'
and Arr. For catalogue, Nc., apply 10
JAMES NELSON, A. NJ ID. p.
al :0-su we fritz
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BARGAINS IN GROC ERlES va
ID down. Cheaper than !ou ever oo'7"'
them. Can save you 80 per cent. o.
% pounds Granulatcd sugar lof...-'' -
Good Hams ........ ..........+..'.'..
Fresh Toasted Lunch Crackers per
l"rHA ....+.s.. ...s '''''''''
HllcN-Lyel Peas. per quart.
BOuelcs Goldfish. ln ouc-pOunl JIleh7'
per pound a.. 90. GOOD
AS you pay alc. for seWhtre...-' ~
RID Pork. per pound ,.t,.....,....,,, f,cr
Large lor box u. VI. bldrhlns i,.''
one pound Prints Creamery buli'4'' 80
. cans Thistle Tomatoes iof..-....--'
Good Green Tea per pound. ....-......'.,, -
Good Tea good as any te@ ~" IN
ever dnuk-pcr pound. $3.50. ~
Pure Country Vinegar, I'VE years
OLD guaranteed 10 keep pie"i-7' ie' On
gallon .-.-.. ..-t.-----++. --t+t''''t--' a.,
LARGO can, Grated Pineapple. ........ ~
Boston Baked Beans. per can. -....-..
=. UILMAN'S son.
le2O-1s22 east Main. 90 east Alaisi.'.'' '
Phones al6 and -. "pf
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RAILROADS.
~~VESTE5JAED
Ns5sg:slsszA LIMITED
.IE;::NaAA3ss TRAINS
Wasw,''''S0JTH
tzzSXrsESyyH1zT III
Atlanta, New Orleans, Augusta,
Macon, Chattanooga, Nash.
vile, Memphis, Texas.
No EXTRA Faaf On ANY TsAls.

NJ tAlah ffAt y" NM '"''"
No. 4o3.-"The Atlanta Special leaves
Richmond, DAILY. at ~" nlSn'' LOT
Henderson. fArriro Durham daily, e,.ers onn
dan Raleigh, sanford. Southern fi-e', VI N,..ns
tos Wadceboro Monroe, Charlotte I"ae.,H,.''
ssc.iv Kutherfordton Ches.-r. Ohn.on' S.sV~-
wool. Abb-ville, Ebcrton, Athens. NJ t.fNi -
Anguish Macon Chattanooga, NasAyiiie M'. ply.
To-. Mexico. California and tho e. Ns
yer,ph!.l. Solid Limited Train. WIZ fn'.~-a
Ynsst sleeoefs aud yestibuled Coachg, ,..
No. 4i.-"The .: =; .; a. Hs pre- for Heai'r.
'n~-S,.' daily except Sunday MO ~
Sanford. soutasrn PiDes N," e1istn Green re
~ sfSevi;io Flhertou. Athens ALA = ~
Macon. Pensacola. chsi'sno9S .l..rs Te5as.
,rJ ~ southwest l5ia New gfeAlsl,
soiid Train. With Puilnsin, Steps -h' Oo-'-''
sl,e Sleeper Hamlet 70 Wilmington.
sr,ire Richmond, go m GO pm. e,iS'
To- tickets. baggage checks sleeping car rs'ei'
vsiions etc, apply TO
EOTKIN, Sol. Pass'r Agent
$50 East Haln ST.. RiCINcAp' VA
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By virtue OF decree OF tho Chanccry
Court o. the city oi Richmond "a tie
suit OF stern, trustee. N-. Archer and
others. J viii SELL by auction. the entire
personal property iI tIs BIIlatd House.
the sale continuing until every -hins i5
sold, ANA collucIrill at lD.aJ a. A.,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1880.
Tho first DAVIS sale embracing.
All Ol tls Blankets Sheets. Comforts,
Towels. SPREADS. Table Linen, Feather
Pillows, de-. Jon the hotel
Tho Ilatcdwarc. Casters Pickles,
creams. Sirups. Sugars, buffers, knives,
Forks. ana some very handsomely plated
Chaflng Dishes &c..
Glassware. Goblet5. TumDlors. Finger
Bowls Wine Oiasscs. Water Bowls Dc.
Crockery. Plates OF an kinds. Cups and
Saucer. IitcHfrs, DISHES ~c.
30 Bent Wood Chairs BOO nice condition.
The hand ONE plate-Giass Mirrors Car
pet Pier. Tables. osc.. in dining room.
Tho second Gays sale. on W tDN ES-
DAY. october 2ist viii include inc hand
some parlor Furniture. French Plato
Pier. Mantel and Hail Mirrors. some OF
unusually largo size. laf4or Chamber
and Hail Carpets. exc.
Also. tho Chamber Furniture used 10y
the PRINCE OF WALES the AAi.|l 10
OF IOkNE and PRINCESS LOUIS ana
the other nuo Chamber Furniture ON the
first floor OF the hotel. together with the
furniture. DC. OF the private dining
Afterwards ali the other Furniture. IN
GLIDING about 200 of the finest Hair Mat
tresses. some - handsome yer and Man
tel Mirrors. Hall Combination Lock safe.
Kitchen Utensils. ana a large variety OF
miscellaneous articles.
This Furniture i5 generally or a better
character than that or the ENchdnge
Hotel
To facilitate the sale. parties. when pos
siblc are requested 10 remove their pur-
.I.. close Of each sale.
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BY vashon & Lawrence

r. e. Chahln & co. Oncorporated),
AuctiOnccrs.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF CHES-
| TERRIFIED COUNTY.
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SCHEDULE IN EIFAcr MAY H. 1896.
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ID edmond, FREDERICKSBURG q
IL, POTOMAC RAILROAD.

GonDrIT Il1"NIbNI NbtHl.
General Omce-ROanote. va.
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X ANTED. A BRIGHT. INDUSTRIOUS
W BOY 90 run brands. Apply 10 $. -.
BISHOP, shirt Maker, iv2 east Main.
lCli-it
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JO LANE STERN. Receiver.
George W. Mayo, Auctioncer
ocl4-toc2O
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TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND-USION
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE OCT. ~, l,'o.
DEPOT.
The news & observer., 1896-12-18
CABINET MATERIAL.
Col Windy Billy Henderson Would Make
Sacrifice to Accept Place in
McKinley's Cabinet

Winston, n c.. Dec. 17.-Col VIM. f.
Henderson, one OF the oldest and best
known Republicans in the State, is being
endorsed for a Cabinet position. He has
written a letter to Major Mckinley,
which appeared to-day in Col. Hender-
sons home paper. In the letter he en-
closed the endorsements made by the lead
ing State papers, and also Of friends. He
tells the President-elect "If you see fit
to recognize the wishes Of my friends
and crafty their desires, 1 shall feel
forced to sacrifice the remainder of my
life as in the past"
The Colonel claims to have made the
first Republican speech ever made, on
July 4, 1865. He asks the President
elect to notify him either by wire or letter
his intentions regaruing the Cabinet po-
sition.
The Colonel says he could not accept a
foreign appointment.
A postscript to the letter says: I'VE
must rescue Cuba from the clutches Of
Spain"
The news & observer., 1896-12-18
MAGICAL WIZARD DEAD.

Rochester, n Y, Dee. 17.-Herrmann,
the Magician, died to-day in his private
car at Great Valley near Salamanca. He
was on his way to Bradford. The re
mains will be forwarded to New York.
Mr.. Hermann completed an engagement
at the Lyceum theatre in this city last
night and had later been entertained at
the Genesee Valley club by number Of
his friends. Death was caused by heart
disease.
Hermann had theatre in this city
for several seasons and OF late years has
made New York his home He had a
HANDSOME summer home at White Stone,
Long Island and owned a nne steam
yacht, the Fra Diavolo in which he made
many cruises in American waters. He
spoke seven languages fiuently and had
travelled around the world three times.
Mr. Hermann was naturalized in Bos-
ton in 1876.
The news & observer., 1896-12-18
CHARLOTTE FEDERAL COURT.
Counterfeiter and Postofice Robbers
Convicted and Sentenced-Patter-
sons Successor to be Appoint
cd at Once.

Charlotte, N. c., Dec. 17.-(SpeciaI-
George e. Tenner, Of Stanly county,
was to-day convicted OF counterfeiting
and sentenced to the Brooklyn peniten-
tiary. His molds were plaster of paris
and he coined quantities OF nickles, quar-
ters and dollars, putting in enough sill
yer to make them pass easily.
The two negro boys convicted Of rob-
bing the postofice at Norwood were SEN
fenced to two years in a reformatory.
Judge Dick and Judge Simonton will
this week appoint a successor to Clerk
Patterson, who died Sunday. There are
dozen applicants.
The news & observer., 1896-12-18
ELECTION CONTESTS DECIDED.

Richmond, Va, Dec. 1.-THE Court
of Appeals to-day issued an order com
manding the State board of election can
vassers to award to J. Yost, Republican
candidate the certificate OF election in
the Tenth Congressional district An
other order was issued commanding the
board to count for G. M. Wallace, Jr.,
votes returned to the credit OF G. NJ.
Wallace and give him the certificate OF
election as presidential elector. The can
vassing board had awarded the certifi-
cate OF election in the Tenth district to
Fl. d. Flood, the Democratic candidate,
because enough OF Yost's votes to defeat
were returned to the credit OF Jacob
Yost instead OF ]. Yost, the name certified
to the Secretary OF the commonwealth to
be placed on the official ballot. Wallace
was counted out owing to Irregularities
in returning his name. Wallace is a
Democrat
The news & observer., 1896-12-18

POSTMASTER GOES WRONG.

Cincinnati, Dec. 17-Postmaster r. r.
Hetsch, of New Port, KY, was missing
from his Office to-day and his place was
taken by his brothers, who are his bonds
men. They refuse to say where he is,
but it is stated that since Tuesday two
postoftice inspectors have been examin-
ing the books and that they had discov-
cred a deficit in his accounts of nearly
$4,000. The only explanation of the
cause OF the shortage is that Hetsch was
a frequenter Of the race tracks and was
accustomed to making large bets. He
has always stood high among his friends.
The news & observer., 1896-12-18
SILVER MEN STAND TOGETHER

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE silver men
of the Senate and House who bolted the
st. Louis Republican convention held
meeting last evening at the residence of
Senator Teller. There was no action
taken looking to a course Of procedure on
their part as to legislation in this or the
next Congress, although the indications
were that they would act together when
the time arrived. 1t was agreed, how
ever, to continue the publications of the
bimetallic union for the purpose of dis
seminating knowledge on the silver is
sue. Congressman were requested to give
their support to these publications and
assist in the circulation Of literature.
This they unanimously agreed to do
The news & observer., 1896-12-18
A $4,000 FIRE.

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. ia special
from Clarksville, says a most destructive
fire started in Joseph Rosenfield and
Company's dry goods store last night, de-
stroying it and the building next to it.
owned by the Frech estate, the Daily
Times and Sam Rosenfeld's store. The
fire was checked by the fire wall of John
Hurst and Company's building, saving
the remainder of the block Buildings
across the street were damaged by heat.
Losses: Rosenfeld on stock, $50, 600.
building, $4,000; French building, So
900; Times newspaper, $4,000, insured.
The total losses are about $4,000; in
surance not ascertained.