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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-13
PRODUCE

CU1CAGO. March 12-He9vy lquida-
lions .n wheat to-day finally had its 5uec,
ANA Nav closed ir lower than yesterday $
Hrll f-ures after selling CSC above that
price, Corn and oats each suffered loss
OF about lsc each. and pork ana lara ana
ribs made irregular recesSto0s
.ur-Juchauged.
Wbeat-Cash No. spring cess66o7sc; No.
8 spring 80 I53c. 40. red 66isQ66'sc
March ~ $3.50. closed az G5'sc May
.ns Ur,'c. closed az tf@'. June 6f206i2c.
closed a- 6i2c: July ti@a0'5c. closed az
Corn-Cash. No. Q. 2S7sQc9c; March closed
ESQ. May s'ta lac. closed az -lsc; july
3ii031asc closed 90 Slsc; September 32i40
3-iac closed at 3-@sC.
Oats-Cash. No. .. 1880; No. white
cl2i 82IiIc 40 @ white l9ieG25sc, March
closed i9' May q 2 -9'sc closed az i,c;
July -lf-4 -li5c. closed az -l'sc; September
closed at -li~c.
40. Rye. a>c.
40. , Barley. nominal; Ne. 8. 25i462%c:
No. FLAX Seed. S9iec.
Prime Timothy Seed. SO 2543 So
Mess Pork cash. per BIOL. 50 6o09 So:
March s. 55a9 6Ilsc' closed at 50 -; Nav
$50 7o09 S2ie. closed az So I'D. july 50 s9Q
lard cash. per 1m his. s. Sea5 32is:
March s. 21t-u5 SD. closed at So SD. Nav
81 $1,000 IS. closed a s. q; July s. 55u
sbe Ribs q cash. s. o-a5 10. March s. o5
as i2i, closed at s. Is. Nav 81 2oG5 e7ie.
closed az s. -, July s. i-p5 33-. closed
NV SsIted Shoulders ts0ia.c.
short Clear sides, 5@s71-ec.
Whiskey, distilierS finished goods. per
gallon 81 o.
SUGARS. unchanged
Ruuer. steady; creameries AQ2lc, diaries
Fees steady. fresh l'dloic.
Reee'rts and ShipmentS-Flour. $500 bar
rels. 1900 barrels -..,
Wheat. 5000 bushels; liteo bushels.
corn. $4,000 bushels; $4,000 husne .S
Oats g-6 CC1 bushels. 2ll0' bushels.
Rive O01 bushels. 5000 bushels.
Barley 74o00 bushels: 50o0. bushels
NEW YORK. March 2-Flour-Receipts
of 7fq hh's. exports ieeoe bhls. market
weak with more disposition ON tae part
of holders TO force sales. but buyers hnlit
purchases 90 actual needs. Winter patents
Sc Nq4 ~. Minnesota patents s. otr15 bl
Wheat-ENports 2N.20Q bushels spot
weak: No. I hard 76is T. O. D. ahoat OPP
tons opened weak. closed sd.ac lower.
March closed 72c. Nav closed lllsc.
COru-Receipts g. 400 bushels; exports
100 bushels. spot Irregular. No. . nominal
elevator. options opened steady. close
weak ard i,c lower March closed az SSc;
MAY closed at $3.50.
Oats-Receints les GO bushels. SPOT quiet,
No. D 25isG15Sc, options quiet and easier;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-13

Elegant little affairs of lace. fur and
velvet an color and glitter. are still
worn as wraps Of evenings. and will be
tim the weather is surely warm. For
the average woman to invest in such
% garment is an extravaganza. but She
is just the woman who viii be wise to
make herself possess0r of something
o., the kind The extra few yards of
s,k the bits of lace. velvet or fur al
ready on hand will make the best sort
%, show if gathered together i'm such a
cape. There are many designs. One
especially adapted 20 bits of stun is OF
velvet In a bright warm red. This ex-
tends to the shoulder where the velvet
is cut in big points that hang over an
under cape Of rose colored silk. Black
lace is set on the silk so that the por-
ton Of it that is seen below the velvet
points shows through the lace. You
see. the entire under cape need not
really be OF the rose silk. thar that
does not show under the points may
oe black silk. The velvet itself IS en-
r'ched Tor It's lack Of freshness is con
ceaiedl by the application of points Of
cream lace. There is high ruche for
q collar over the edge of which in front
are arranged some short curling os-
trich tips. A fall Of lace and ribbon is
SO either side of the front fastening.
such a cape can be lined. and it IS as
elegant as can be. Why not make poo
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-13
1--WE STOCK.

CHICAGO. March 12-Cattle. e advance
made Common to choice native beeves
Sc 5oQ4 20, choice medium weights 81 81;
butchers cattle 50 5od3 70; calves 25dS0c
lower than last week feeders 50 5OqS 20
Hogs. Sc lower Poor to prime heavy
So Eat %; mixed butcher weights So SEA
3 OH; fancy assorted ight 81 loG4 1919.
Shecp-There was livelier and stronger
market today. Inferior to choice, sheep
s. 702 c5. he offerings consisting largely
Of Westerns. Prices were largely Zoe high
or. Lambs sold az Sc +04 CD.
Rece.pts-Catue 9a'; Hogs 31.QO0; Sheep
1900.
EAST LIBERTY PA. March 12-Catt,e
steady: prime 81 iGdi 80: good butchers
Sc C4t 10. rough fat So -od2 So
Hogs. steady: Phil9deiphias 81 sat 81;
hest Workers 50 -o04 S.: PICS and common
Workers 81 270t IS; heavy hogs 81 3Td4 40;
roughs s. Co0f 90.
Sheep. firm: prime Sc S5d3 90: good 81 ~
as s.; common 81 W0$ t.: common TO good
amhs e 50>Ii so: veal calves Sc 0oG6 10
CINCINNATI March 12-Hogs. steady
So %; receipts $500; shipments 1900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-13

A dress Of wooden novelty goods OF
brown and green had a plain green cloth
woke and flat belt.
Plain natural colored linen with yoke
Of embroidered linen, with turquoise
blue satin OF olive green ribbon makes
q charming combination.
The new gayy colored ginghams are
pretty combined with yoke and lawn
sleeves of a plain color.
Colored piQuet with white yoked
edged with a rufie Of white embroidery
makes a dressy combination.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-13
A GIRLS GOWN.

This DESIGN IS destined to be popular
.,~ wash gowns. as when made without
lining. 1t lauuders easily. For
-sses of WOODEN fabrics. a fitted lin
is used. 1t fastens in the back.
m. woke may be made seamless and
,.es5 az the shoulder or buttoned
ia Che center.
frured mohair Of brown had a
lime silk woke with embroidered grass
,.-sr i'm the natural color over it. Blue
,sfrst formed a belt The collar was Of
embroidery
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-13
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. March Robustness re-
elected considerable Improvement in the
"-av of mail end telegram orders from the
interior and more distant markets Of sea-
souab,e goods ~ collective sales were
large. I'm the iobhing houses there was
more business doing with the outlook more
encouraging s the month passes.
FALL RIVER. MASS. March 12.-Prlnt
cloths very dull and quoted at LIS cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-13
TWO MEN KILLED.
Desperate Battle Between Officers and

\ Desperate Battle Between Officers and
Moonshiners.
Kernersville, N. c., March 12.-Dep-
atty jim Smith has been after the moon
sinners again and this time with dis
astrous and bloody effect. Two men
at Kernersyiue lie dead, while Smith
himself and another officer are badly
wounded. The killed are: Banner
Jordan, moOnshiners OF long standing:
Bob Jordan. father of Banner Jordan.
The wounded are: Jim Smith. revenue
officer, shot in the shoulder, dangerous
ly hurt; Walter Davis, revenue officer,
shot in the hand and groin may die.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-13
ARRIVE

From Chicago. lis a. m. and l2'lo p. M
daily. .,. Cincinnati and Coluu
- 20 a. ~. and $50 y. IA. daily.
pess' CfSefTeville accommodation, lU.55 a. m.
D. 20 n. m. except Sunday.
ana 10 ,Oe 80 accommodation, lO:55 a. M
daily. except sunday; s.uv
sAh'osh' CHAS. o. SCULL,
General Passenger Agent.
TT LANE. r. p. Agt, Wheeling w. VA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-13

pie say that your husband is making
a good income and so add to his credit,
il you can do so without spending any
more than you ought TO?
FLORETTE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-13
rRANs-oH1o DIVISION.

For Columbug. Chicago AID the West
7:S5 a. m. daily, and S:io p. m; dsiiy' or,s
mis- a IN. daily. and u:4o p. m. except
Sotyrdav and 5:40 a. m, Sunday only.
ST. Ciairsville accommodation. IO'A d
m. and $3.50 p. M, except suhus 20
GAINESVILLE accommodation S:SV D. m
of slalyndussy Mail. lO;i5 a. m. daily.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK. March 12-Money on call
easy AT o15i2 per cent; last loan 81 PEE
cent. closed 5Q3a per cent Prime mer-
camille paper oQ6 per cent. Sterling eX-
change easier with actual business in
bankers bills az 4N72,04SS for demand and
$500 0iS7 for to days. Posted rates 4S1l2Q
ass and isSi20fS9. Commercial bills 4S6i4.
Silver certificates 69lsq69ii. Bar silver
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-13

Recommendations.
New I. $. As Registered. .ll0'4
New I. =. Is Coupons. ...-.........-.l lgt
J. = 2s Registered Observation-Disclosures ti5'f
I. y. 2S Coupons. l-'s
/. ). As Registered. .........-...........lVS
I. ). is Coupons. .......................lll
4. =. IS Regis tered ........... -...-.-..-- ,9
tacinc bS or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Nv
Statcs-Dul
RaiirOads-Fgrm
Stocks-Interest in the street to-day cen
tered on the probable action of the Board
of Directors of the s.. Paul railroad meet
ing 20 act upon dividends Tor The half year
and the deliberations OF officials or the
General Electric and Wesurghouse com
pdntes regarding am amicahle ana business
Ike agreement 90 anate the rulnouS COM
petition thar has been going ON for a long
time past ON the first point the eNpeCta-
uOus OF Che financial community were lul-
filled al the dividend rate I'm s.. Paul com
mon stock was increased TO per cent
yearly basis. Regarding the electric COM
pdules rumOrs Of am agreement 90 be snort
tyr announced. had been current in the
street for several days past IL was even
stated mat am agree mtut had been signed
several days ago subject 20 the ratification
to-day OF The respective Boards OF Direct
ors. The arrangement to-day concluded
covers division of territory. established
ana mutually satisfactory prices ana
other essential points and Will be- hailed
with satisfaction 10y the security holders OF
both properties whose money has been Tor
long time past G.ssipatei in the conduct
ar expensive patent and other legal suits.
After The exciting manipulation of the in
tustriaI shares Of the past few days. re-
lief was to-day afforded by more generaf
disposition 90 trade In railway shares.
London was not factor 10 the speculation,
although the arbitrage houses bought some
81. Paul The market opened with a firm
tone and more general distribution OF
trading. The closing was strong at gem
er1l uc- gains. extending To one per ccnt
IS 3d. q no. 81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-13

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR Blank
House Leases. OIL Leases. For Rent Cards.
For Sale Cards. and Rooms for Rent
Cards. Call at Register once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-13
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co

IN and after Sunday, December 10. 1875.
1,o'eanger Trains Will run as lollCWs'
!6Sily. tDaiy except Sunday. Eastern
Time.
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SION.

For PIttsburg. washington b ga ~ me-
Philadelphia ana NC"
al For p Pittstnr,. ITO a. m. daily; .vo.,,
Pittsbura 49,. press. $40 p. m'' except
Sunday.
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PENNSYLVANIA STATIONS
J gGnnSuIV LINES.


IAAllNS AIN 81 GENIRAL IialE
Ticket Office 1T Pennsylvania Station on
Water ST., Foot OF Eleventh ST., Wheel
ing, at Mcclure House, Wheeling, and OF
the Pennsylvania Station, Bridgeport.
Southwest System-Pan- Handle Routa
'Daily. Except Sunday.
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ARRIVE.

ur-ou Nav York. Philadelphia, Balu-
- aoHV washington and Pittsburg., 1910 a;
mo SsiIv ii $50 D. m, except Saturday ana
Do a. m, Sunday only. ,. e,,,-
P,ttsburg mall. 1900 a. mr. except sun
day. and 700 p. m. daily
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GOING NORTH

Through connections and through tick
cts TO all points. Call on our agents or
address
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]. @. TOMLINSON. Passenger Agent.
Station foot Eleventh and Water Sta
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ARRIVE.

From New York. Philadelphia Bain-
- and Washington, $40 a M. oalIy'
and 3:S D. M, except Monday. ,.os ~
az C1nmberiand accommodation ~" p Ii''
e1 Grdsto SS" accommodation. 1910 a. M
da milSyn;ndsv,rle accommodation. 7:S An a; NJ
and 40 o. M, except Sunday anu q" -
M; s Ston express l:25 p. m. Monday only
WHEELING AND PIrTsBUhG pl'1-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-13
RAIL WAY TIRE GARD.

arrivals and departures OF trains or srd
Sc Jan. p, 1886. Explanation of Refer
t stNSe marks; Daily; SUNDAY excepted.
{ttAohqay excepted; SATURDAY excepted;
d doin,luay only; Saturday Oaiy; )AlOnday
oniy; Eastern Standard Time, which 10
ohe nour earlier thar OentrAl IIme.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-17
THE COHEN CO.
REUNION OF THE OLD FIRST.
Veterans to Have AN Aii-Day Cele-
brntion at BIandon Pnrk.

The annual reunion Of the "O.d First"
regiment will be held tomorrow at Bian-
don Park, when probably one hundred or
more of the veterans will meet each
other, and under the trees, with the re-
freshing mint-julep as a sentiment 10
their thoughts, the battles of ls5l-'65 Will
again be fought. and deeds Of daring re-
counted to willing ears.
\ band of music viii be I'm attendance.
and there will be ample amusement for
all. The inner man Will not be forgotten,
and those who have attended any of the
reunions OF the "Old First" know that
their appetites will be fully appeared.
Captain G. II. Loehr. who IS secretary
of the association, has received many let
tiers from his old comrades in the last
few days in regard to the reunion.
Mr.. John Jacobs, now Of Hammonton,
y. j., says Eighty years of age pre-
vent my being with you. Say to the
BOYS that | will be there however, in
| am here with my son I'm New Jersey,
but am young enough TO yell Tor Bryan,
free silver, and the money OF the people
instead Of borrowed gold that circulates
street"
Mr.. George L. Meanley, Of Tappahan-
mock. says among other things: Il can
assure you and all my old comrades in
arms who followed the fortunes Of
that glorious band of heroes whose deels
Of valor caused the world 10 stop ana
look on with wonder and admiration, that
II is not the want OF patriotism which
causes me to absent myself on this occa-
sion, but il is for the want of free silver
Don't understand me as being an advo-
cate Of that metal. for | am not. / am
for sound money and a plenty Of it.
Present my regrets TO Captain Reeve.
Colonel Palmer, Old Nat BOwe, Pete
Birmingham, and all the cd boys who
followed the Bloody FIRST from Bull Run
TO AppomatoX. FIJI your glasses and
drink to the memory of our fallen COM
panions who gave their lives for the
Sweet. Sunny South 0he land OF fair
women and brave mem. May their
memory ever remain green i'm the hearts
of their comrades and Heavens richest
blessing rest upon each and every one OF
you"
Mr. Meanley adds that he will remove
to Richmond 10 reside within the next
year.
Mr. r. c. Burton writes from Baltimore,
regretting that he cannot come while
Veteran Thomas V. Carr says he Will be
on hand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-17
MANY ENDEAVORERs HERE.
a Large Party Spend the Day and
IenNc for Old Point.


Nearly one hundred New Workers, the
large majority of them ladies', and all
of them Christian Endeavorers, spent
yesterday morning in Richmond sight
seeing They left in the afternoon for
Old Point. The party came in Wednes-
day evening from Natural Bridge, where
they stopped a short while TO see that
great work Of nature.
Among those in the party were: Mrs.
James Hart, Mr.. and Mrs. r.. G. Barnett
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Scott, Misses
Florence f. Iffia, Edith VI. Wilson, NJ. n.
Dellhoff, Reybert. Minnie II. and Lillian
f.. Bayer. Claribel GOgl, Emma GogL
Elizabeth ID. Hooker and sister. Mary
Mason, Lila Brnkerhon, +. Stalp, Min
ME Setz. Anna and L. Johnson, Mary
woodward A. L. Medbery. Stella II.
Noble, S. II. Crittenden. Anna 5. Roeme
l.. A. Arrowsmith and sister, Grace h.
Reed Anna Wright. Emma |. Weber,
G. l. Thayer, Louise Kramer. p. Kramer,
Minnie Zeh. Emily Zen. Georgia a. Pin
key, Anna 3. Bazanta, Fannie W. Clark.
Anna A. Pickens, Lizzie NJ. Baker. Eve
line Oakley, Nellie T.. Rawlinson, Mar
garet Lamben, Magic Gracey, y. T..
Sinclair, Misses Flora Fox. Fitzpatrick
Folsom, Stonebrige, and Slnsport Mes
danes a. j. Rock, Edward Setz, +. A.
Gordon and daughter, Roome, l.. T..
Denning and daughter, l.. Zeh; Messrs
All. A. l.. Bennett. c. W. Carpenter
William f. Waterbury, a. W. Pike,
Henry S. Evans, William I. Campbell,
William Morris Emil Zeh, r. Needer. H.
Needer, H. Henzel, T. King. William c.
Heuser. Edward Pfugi. Jr., John Thomp-
son, H.. c. Bartholomew Clark, a. S.
Randall, f. l.. Stearns, T.. NJ. Ehrhart
and Waters.
Two of the excursionists met with
accidents at Basic city. They were
Mr.. James Walker and Mrs. Mary r..
Workman. The latter broke a leg Her
daughter remained with her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-17

Officers to Report on the Texas the
10th Instant.

10th Instant.
WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE following
naval orders were issued to-day:
Commander Dennis Mul.an 10 command
the Pensacola nayy-yard. relieving Com
mander w. II. Whiting. who is assigned
10 command Of the naval station at Puget
Sound Commander j. &. Morong de-
tached from command of the Puget Sound
naval station. and placed on waiting
orders. Commander George s. Wingate
ordered as captain Of the League Island
navyyard.
The following officers are ordered 70 re-
port on the United States steamer Texas
on the Goth: Captain Glass. TO command
bcutenant-C Commander ]. -. Kelly,
Lieutenant Heilnor. Lieutenant r. NJ
DOYLE. from the Naval Academy: Lieu
tenant d. w Cofman, from the Naval
Academy A. Gleaves, from the Monad-
mock Ens.gns J. V. ellis. g. Webster
and J. NJ Luby, from leave. Cadets ". b.
Agley. G. =. Barnes. ana j. G. Breckin-
ridge from the Nohican: Cadet r. NJ
Walker. from the Newark $ IT. Dickson,
from the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery:
-Assistant-Surgc0n J. VI. Moore.
from the Norfolk hospital; Paymaster NJ
c. McDOna a. from the Washington navy
yard: Chief-Engineer w. ). Moore
Passed Assistant-En Engineers r. r. Hall
and r. r. Higgins. Assistant-Engineer \.
w Kinds: Boatswain J. +. Brooks; Gun
ner Francis Martin, and Carpenter X. W.
Agnew
Acting Carpenter J. r. Miller detached
from the Norfolk navy-yard and ordered
% the Newark. the 9th instant car
penter j. w. Burnham detached from the
Newark. and ordered TO the New YORK
nayy-yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-17
THE COHEN co.

Covered Market Baskets. worth Sc,
for 10c. each.
100 Coat or Cloak Hangers. worth Nc,
for &c. each.
u Bathroom Mirrors, worth &c, for
&c. each.
Whet-Stones, worth CSC. for sc. each.
Wire Knife and Fork Boxes. worth
19c., for 4c. each.
u Bamboo Easels, worth Soc, for lsc.
each
Whsk-Broon.s, worth &c, for &c. each.
Japanese Lacquered Glove Boxes,
worth Soc. for Zoe. each.
Ice-Chopping Bowls, worth &c, for
l0c. each.
q Cork-Screws. worth DC. for Sc. each.
Clothes Racks, f-foid, worth &c, Tor
loo. each.
Japanese Water-Coolers, worth Slly,
for isc. each.
Large Solid Steel Stable Spades. worth
81. for &c. each,
Strong S-Strng Brooms. worth 20c., for
&c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-17
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON THIRD
AVENUE, CHESTNUT HILL.

In execution OF deed Of trust 70 me,
dated MAY "a. 1895. Of record I'm the Clerks
office OF Henrco County Court. In Deed
Book li9 B. page $50. default having been
made I'm the payment Of note therein
secured. and being required so TO do by
the holder OF said note. 1 will, on
FRIDAY. JULY 18TH.
NJ $50 o'clock p. NJ. on the premises.
sell 10 the highest bidder those TWO
CERTAIN LOTS OF LAND, designated
at lots / and 2. block II. I'm the plan OF
Chestnut Hill They commence at the
northeast corner Of Third avenue and
Alder street and run thence northeriy
along Third avenue 90 feet. and extend
n4ck from said font between parallel
lines 40 feet to an alley % feet wide
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay costs OF
executing this trust, and all past-due
taxes. II any. including one half Of the
taxes for 1896, and $685.. with interest
thereon, from May p, 1895. until paid;
ard balance on such terms rs may be
Announced at sale. 1t Is probable. how
ever. that much more liberal terms Will
be given. +. A. CATLIN,
ivIf Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-17
CHINA ODDS AND ENDS.

20 Fine Hand Decorated Limoges China
Covered Dishes, worth 81 for 81 eacn.
80 Plain White and Decorated CHINA
Cups and Saucers, worth upwards OF
$3.50 a dozen. for Sc. each.
/ Decorated Toilet-Set. worth s., for
sl.9S.
Decorated English Stop Jars, worth
81 80. for Toe. eacn.
Earthen Preserving Kettles. worth
4Sc. for 12c. each.
Cream Pitchers, worth 1Sc., for DC.
each.
3 odd Pitchers. worth JOc.. for 25c. each.
u Decorated Cream or Berry Saucers'
worth l0c., for SC. each.
Large Decorated Ham Dishes, worth
81 for 35c. e"ch
Fine Carts ad china Dinner Set should
contain 100 pieces. but a few small
pieces are short worth 500, for s99S.
"a Soup Plates. worth 81 Dozen Tor &c.
each.
Y Hand-Decorated Toilet-sets. contain
ing 10 and u pieces; all perfect, worth
S to 81 a set, TO close soss. complete.
. Decorated Cake Plates, worth 25c., for
&C. each
Rebecca Tea-Pots, worth &c. for lOc
each.
worth &C.. TO close 2 for 1c.
Yellow China Butter Jars. with cover,
TO close. for Sc. each. worth double.
! Diamond Ice-Box. worth s.. 10 close
s2@
l Handsome Gold-Plated Onyx-Top
Brass Parlor Table, extra size, worth
$50 10 close S3S.
3 Onyx-Top Brass Parlor Tables, worth
$3.50 10 close s2.49 each.
2 CayX-Top Brass ParlOr Tables. with
onyx cracked. worth SIS, TO close 800
each.
Brass Banquet Lamps. with onyx
column, worth s2.sS 10 close 75c. each.
% rolls of Crepe Lainp-Shade Paper,
worth l9c., for sc. a roll.
Remnants of Garden Hose, 2l-2c. per
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-17
Property Transfers.

City Of Richmond to Hebrew Cemetery
Company, 100 feet on Hospital street,
Ssh.
c. y. Goodwin's trustee to James O..
Whitlock, 10 1910 feet on north side of
Dobson street between Clarke and Reser-
voir, $3.50. -.
l.. c. Sebree and wife 10 Otto L. Miller
stock Of goods. fixtures. &c. in store, No.
Sl7 west Cary street, $3.50.
Henrico: James a. Barton's trustees
to Letitia T.. Coalter lots and in block
70 BrOokland Park. $1,000
James b. Harvie's trustees 10 Sarah H..
Chanin, 80 feet on west side Georgia
avenue corner New York avenue, 1855 %.
William II. Valentines trustees to same,
60 feet on Meadow street northwest
corner Nevada avenue, $500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-17
CREME.
The Mayoralty Contest-Epworth
League Officers Elected.

CREwE, VA. July 6.-(Special )--Sinee
the withdrawal from the mayoralty con-
test OF Major Robert n. Neblett. the
field has been left TO II. b. Jennings. Yet
q few votes are still being cast for
Nebiett. AS the opposition Is doing but
little voting. II is thought they may yet
put forward candidate. but Jennings
has now close 10 a majority OF the regis
tered vote OF the town.
the Epworth League OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. South. here elected the
following officers last night: L. 5. Harlan.
president; j. Il. Bingiey, Mesdames III.
Burkholder. and G. V. Robinett, vice
presidents; j {. Noteworthy. Jr.. secre-
iary and 81 r. Hlllsman. treasurer.
Miss Nergie Morton has returned 10
FGrmyille, after "A visit 10 her sister,
Mrs. Samuel Nicholson.
Mrs. j. Il. Nors worthy. OF Petersburg.
Is visiting relatives here.
Miss Salie Nheary. of Petersburg, Is
visiting Mrs. j. w. Bryant