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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-05

Two lots on Market ST., 81 N. of Milton, 2Sx126
each.
Two-story double house, 10 rooms and bath;
1917 and 1919 22d ave, near East 2lst ST.. slot
S0x125; this property will be so subject to a
mortgage of $1,000, pay bic $50 per month.
Cottage or 4 rooms aud high basement; 2l16
Chestnut ST. lot 25xl2S.
strip of land on the y. side of 32d St. bet Or owe
and West, facing 23T feet 32d St, being a
depth of 40 feet and inches on the western end
Two houses. s7i and s7s 5th l' ST.. near Frank
lin, containing rooms each; lot 25x10O.
Two houses. 375 to 379 9th ST, Sc. cor. Of
Two cottages, s62-S6o Franklin ST., so #. s. of
Two lots, Nos 2 and 8, IN block 21O2 in the AL
den Tract, facing on West ST.. 30 It, N. Of 44th;
Two-story house of rooms and bath, 6sS 35th
St, near Grove. lot 33:4xlzO: S5th st. work COM
plete: only $500 cash.
Five lots y. side Clinton ST., between Union and
Summit In Lynn, East oakland; lots e5x1Q0
each.
IN the Glen Echo Tract 25xl25 each.
Six lots on Oak ave-. bet. Piedmont and Glenn,
IN the Glen Echo Tract; 3Oxl01 each.
Six lots on the north side OF S5th st., bet West
and Market; 25x120 each.
Lot northwest corner 9th ave. and East 18th st. |;
60xl15.
Lot on San Pablo ave-, bet. Bristol and Delaware
SITS, In West Berkeley: 6Ox135 -
Lot SW cor. AdeIne and 18th SITS, 5Ox1OS, to-
ge her with barn; this properly VIII be sold sub
ieet 10 mortgage Of $1,000, which can remain.
Cottase of rooms 5. SIDE Of Sd ST.. No. 562
bet. Clay and Jefferson. lot 25X lOO.
Elegant lot in the STANFORD Tract, on Moss ave-.
A w. OF Chestnut ST.; size 44xl53.
Two magnificent lots n. side OF 9th ST., 20 Z. of
Harrison: 35xl00 EACH
Bruitvale cottage; rooms and bath: Tevis St,
70 feet south of Railroad ave; lot 25x96 only
zoo feet from Frutvale station.
Twostory house, rooms and bath: south side
OF sycamore 81 between Grove and Telegraph
ayes. /; No. 56l: lot 5Oxl0O.
Business lot, northeast corner Telegraph ave.
and 1wenty-th bird ST.; S7xSS. so.
Three beautiful residence lots Hamilton
place; Nos. IT, II and %; 1890 each; only two
minutes walk TO Piedmont cable; surrounded by
handsome improvements and fine view.
Twostory house OF rooms and bath; entirely
new; w. side OF Oakland ave., $50 feet of Santa
Clara ave-; rented Tor $25 month: lot 30x126;
this property will be sold subject a mortgage of
$1,000, which can remain.
o:tage rooms and bath: north side East 18th
street, No. 6lS, between 18th and 18th avenues:
lot 3OxlZ0; Will be sold subject NOR gage of
$1,000, held BY the Oakland Bank of Savings.
For terms of any of the above properties and for
particulars secure catalogue.
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SATURDAY, SEPT. 5, '96, AT
o'clock P. NJ, at salesrooms, 466 Eighth street.
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MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY,

GAN MATEO COUNTY: NEAREST GENIE
- terry 10 the city nom sectarian; in no sense ex
elusive: location nnexcelled. Otice 997 AdarkOs
street. southeast corner OF sixth.
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w ANTED-3 TO 5.ACRES AROUND FRUIT
W vale, Alameda or Berkeley, suitable for
chicken ranch; fancy prices; state particulars
ADDRESS y. b. box SO. Call Office.
CHICKEN RANCH FOR SALE; "a ACHES;
- low rent; 1000 laying hens c. KNUDSEN,
Petaiuma
e ACRES IN FRUIT, HOUSE, BARN, AT IA Y
y wards; cheap S72 Washington 81, Oakland
TO LEASE-536 ACRES, BAY POINT STA
1914 Bush ST.
THE FINEST HOG RANCH IN THE STATE
VIII be leased for a term Of wears or the right
party can secure half interest IN a good paying
ranch property as Tho present owner is not able to
give It the a'tention IL requires this property is
well improved and well located and capable of car
Tying several thousand head OF hogs the year round
For particulars address x. y, box 60, Call Office
NY ONE WANTING RANCH FOR
n grazing purposes, or an orchard already i'm
proved. where only small cash outlay is required
balance In or years, apply 1926 Montgomery st.
a LAMBDA COUNTY FRUIT LAND: CHOIC-
n est in the State; selling in tracts acres up
ward, $50 per acre. adjoining lands held at 800
per acre. owner forced TO sell; ~ hours from f.
easy terms; title perfect. 81 Chronicle building.
T TITLE HOMES, CLOSE TO TOWN; I'M
II proved: easy terms; also to IL acre pieces
on and 1O years credit ID. FL. TWING, Sonoma
City; every Monday at $50 Market ST., S F.
II ALT SECTION OF GOOD LAND IN TULARE
IL County, for improved or unimproved property
In Berkeley or San Francisco. Address A. box 81
Call Office.
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WAGONS AND CARRIAGEs

GOOD DELIVERY HORSE AND WAGOl
VI for sale. Apply 1919 Powell st.
Tor SALE, AT EASTERN PRICES, FIN
IL Carriages of every desc iption; cash, notes q
installments. Carvill Mfg Co, 46-4S sth ST.. s
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THE DIVORCE RECORD.
COMPLAINT fled;
Amy MCINTYRE against William Mcintyre.
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EEST GARDEN LAND IN ALAMEDA
ID County, for sale and to rent: will grow flowers
fruits and vegetables TO perfection; splendid
chance 10 start u nursery and grow cut flowers for
the market.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

r AYMANCE
REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT co.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND LAND AUG
TIONEERS.
466 EIGHTH ST, OAKLAND.
MONSTER
AUCTION
SALE.
MONSTER
AUCTION
SALE
SATURDAY, SEPT. s. 49, AT
o'clock P. NJ, at salesrooms, 466 Eighth street.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
DESIRABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED
RESIDENCE PROPERTY
IN OAKLAND. FRUITVALE, ALAMEDA
AND BERKELEY.
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ROOMS TO LET-Continued.
Tenth Street.
1T TENTH = LARGE SUNNY ROOMS;
Il housekeeping if desired
Ahlrd Stree5.
IT THIRD-NEwLY FURNISHED ROOMS;
quiet house.
Turk Street.
11oA TURK, CORNER sTEINER.NEArLY
I'1i furnished rooms for gentlemen. IS.
BOARDING AND ROOMS.
ITO PosT-2 NICELY FURN lsHED LARGE
L = rooms, suitable for 2, with board; $40 each.
O0Q JONES-NEWLY FURNISHED SUNNY
Qua rooms suite or single,with board for 2; $50.
CUNNY FRONT ROOM, WITH BOARD, IN
~ private family without. children: reasonable
for little girl or young lady Apply Call Office.
~ EDDY : ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
each.
1RO0 CALIFORNIA = PLEASANT SUNNY
IC%O pariors; newly furnished; other rooms;
board optional.
700 OFARKELI-IN A REFINED HOME
W. newly furnished sunny front rooms: table
first class; terms reasonable.
one VAN NESS AVE.-DESIRABL BILE SUNNY
QUO rooms; trst-clsss table board; reasonable
II orhL BkkTLiNG. ia bUsH-A FAMILY
IL hotel references given ana required: ali moi.
err convepiences.
CHILDREN BOARDED.
ADY OF EXPERIENCE WISHES CHILD
~ TO board; personal attention; mothers care;
healthy location: large grounds. 25l9 College
ave. Berkeley Cal.
w ANTED-CHILDREN TO BOARD IN
w pleasant home; best of care Call or address
ISIS webster ST. Alameda.
STORES TO LET:
. STORES, 4 IIVING-ROoMS; REDUCED 70
~ $40 and SIS; suitable for any business: no
bakery in location. Apply MADISON & BURKE;
key grocery, Polk and Grove SITS.
CToRE TO LET 22O6 FILLMORE ST, NEAR
y Sacramento; rent $40.
QIS STORE AND FIXTURES AND 8
I'd L -. rooms. 213 Fourteenth ST
GTORE OF TWO LIVING-ROOMS; FINE
- chance grocer. 452 Haight st.t
CTORE, WITH ROOMS, NE. COR. GOLDEN
- Gate ave. and Webster ST.: choice location for
drugstore.
SToRE; GUERRERO AND TWENTY-THIRD
- SITS; concrete cellar; built for druggist; best in
Mission for drugstore.
CToRE; VALENCIA AND TWENTY-FIRsT
= sts.; choice location; adapted for shoe or dry
goods store
OFFICES TO LET.
GPRECKELS BUILDIN Nc. 927 MARKET
- Elegant sunny offices. $12 so up; electuc-ght;
heating and !hnltor service free. Apply at building
or 8: h. UMBSEN u CO. II Montgomery st
STABLES TO LET.
CTABLE AND BARN TO LET; RENT, So
- 1919 o'Farrell ST.
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MARRIED.

KENNY-SULLIVAN- this city, September 2,
1895. at st. MRry's Cathedral, by the kev. James
f. Byrne, John J. Kenny OF san Francisco and
Katie ]. Sullivan OF MarysviIle.
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PARTNERsHIP NOTICES.


NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF CO-PART
IN nership-The partnership existing between F.
c. WAGNER and L. WAGN Err, under the firm of
f. c. WAGNER q BRO, was this day ..dis-
solved by mutual consent. Owing TO ill-health F.
c. WAGNER retires from the firm. LUDWIG
WAGNER will continue the business In the name
OF l. W AGNER 81 Co. and will pay and collect
all debts owing to and by the firm
September A. 1895. +. z. WAGNER.
LUDWIG WAGNER.
CiOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE THE ONDER-
~ signed have this day formed copartnership
under the firm name of MARTIN & MARKS for
the purpose of transactipg a general real estate
business, PATRICK !. MARTIN.
EDMUND MARKS,
1S Post st.
San Francisco, September l, 1896.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-06

Colds lead to coughs. coughs to
Pneumonia and Consumption; there
fore. il is all important to check a cold
before ii reaches the lungs. Munyon's
Cold Cure viii positively break q cold
inside Of twenty-four hours IL taken -
soon Q s the cold manifests itself. When
the cold reaches the lungs or bronchial
tubes the Cough Cure should he used
alternately every half hour with the
Cold cure. The Cold Cure is EuIrau-
teel 20 prevent pneumonia If used ia
the beginning of "a cold. Pneumonia
or Inflammation of the lungs can be
controlled by the use OF these two
cures
The Cough Cure positively cures bron-
chitls, tickling in the throat. hoarsa-
ness, loss Of voice, soreness Of the
chest, difficulty IN breathing. hacking
cough and all pulmonary diseases
where the lungs are not too far con
sumed or covered with tubercles.
If you are a!ling, step into the near
est drug store and get n CSC vial Of one
of Munyon's Remedies. No matter
what your disease, or how many doc
tors have failed to cure. It will give you
relief.
Personal letters 10 Prof Munyon 1905
Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa, answer
ed with free medical advice for any
disease.
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anaconda Nelos.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
The Date Fixed for the Appearance o.
Sousa's Famous band.

Sousa's famous band.
1t will be good news to our musical
readers to know that the great and
band is to be heard here Saturday aft
ernoon. There is hardly a question as
to the superiority of this organization,
and il is in great demand everywhere.
Sousa has made his really superior
band popular with all classes by play
ing classical music as IL was never be-
fore treated by a band, and by giving
with this same elevated style also TIE
simplest airs superbly set, and many of
his own justly famous marches, which
are now played by all bands and plan
lists all over America and Europe.
In the words Of Gilmore. that great
and gifted leader, when asked his opin-
ion of the Marine band under Sousa's
leadership. The United States Marine
band under his leadership stands to-
day peerless and unrivaled on the Am
erican continent"
There is always an especial interest
attached to the coming of Sousa's band.
1t arouses the musical enthusiasm of
the classes as well as Of the worshipper
OF the lighter and popular melodies.
The great virtue of Sousa is his cath
olicism in music. He is at home in all
schools, and plays all things well. In
cluded in his programme are his own
stirring marches which are unap-
preached in the realm of martial stir
ring. The sale of seats for Sousa's con-
cert will be begun on Thursday morn
ing at Smiths drug store.
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y W Cabl COMPANY.

Inc Pacihc Gable company, which
has been Incorporated with q capftaI
OF $4,000 is chartered to run its own
or leased wires from New York TO cal
ltornia; thence under the Pacific ocean
20 Japan, touching Hawaii and other is
lands on the way; thence to the CONT
nent OF Asia and islands adjacent
thereto, including the islands OF Aus
tra!asta. The company expects to
eventually Increase its capital stock to
100000 or $4,000, 900 and expects to
begin laying It's cable as soon as
preliminary arrangements are conclud-
ed. Steps have been taken to secure
the concessions necessary for landing
the cable in Hawaii and Japan. As yet
the plans of the company are in the for
NATIVE stage.
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Foraker "HoyRIng the Stage"

The chief popularity of Joseph Benson
Foraker. the leading heavy man in Ohio
melodrama at present. seems to be his ir-
resistible propensity to take the center of
the stage, 10 smite himself in the midst
of his midst, and to observe in a voice of
earthquake. Ia! ha! This REGULARITY not
only endangers the footlights, but ii
makes all the other people in the cast.
especially the hero. Major Mckinley, con-
unually nervous. As long as there is n
pair Of hands clapping in the pit this
melodramauc actor will try TO occupv
the center. plumb and net.-New York
Sun,
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CHINESEAND JAPANESE CHECK
Vast Number of them Have Been Passed
Through the Bank of En- Gland.
From the T0pdOp

Through the Bank of En- land.
From the London News
Those checks that have been passing
between the representatives of China
and Japan at the Bank of England by
way of paying the piper at the late
war. must be curiosities in their way
As valuable slips of paper they beat
the best the bank used TO be able to
show as completely as the Japs beat
the Chinese.
In the gloomy vaults of the great
building of Threadneedle street it Is
the practice TO stow away all drafts
cashed at the counters above for five
years when they are taken off to a
furnace and burned But they used to
have, and for auCht we know they
nave now, one of those precious sIip-
reserved from the general uuinoupn-
NAL destruction and framed and glazed
upon the wall. 1t is, or IL was. an old
bank note representing a million of
money.
OF course. II was not printed for
everyday use. A special plate had been
engraved and few impressions struck
OH In order to facilitate some fnan-
clal operation Of the chancellor of tho
eNchequer OF the day, and this single
impression had been reserved as a GU
ioslty. by comparison with tho Sins
or paper with a facial value Of from
100000 to 5000 goo that are said TO
have been handed round for the nav
ments on account OF Japan's little hin
this Old framed ana glazed note fol.
mere million cuts rather a puny fig
ure. 20
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Notice OF Dissolution Of Partnership

Notice Is hereby given that the part
rsrsEip heretofore existing between VII
liam Walsh and Joseph p. Pagan. under
the firm styl, II Walsh and Pagan, has
this day been dissolved 10y the retirement
Of joseph b. Ta-an from the firm The
business VIII be continued by William
Walsh who IS responsible for an the
Grm debts and the person 10 whom al
accounts due The firm must be paid. Dat
ed at Anaconda. Mont. Feb. /. 1895
William Walsh.
Joseph =. Pagan
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Reduced rates TO Austria, Germany,
Sweden. and ali points In Europe. Tick.
cts 10 Chicago. New York, Boston.
Philadelphia and all eastern and Can
edien points. Call al Butte. Anaconda
Pscihc passenger depot for rates,
mans etc
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Morse which Lieutenant John Nor
gan rode IN his famous raid In 1S62
Died near Versailles. KY, a few DAYS
ago. Morgan rode the horse into Yer
Saiii5s and left IT there. taking in its
place a fine mare. The horse was,
when IT died, more than thirty-seven
years old
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Notice is hereby given that on Satur-
dag. the l-th day OF February. 1s*f. al -he
hour Of ,-aD p. m. there will Zee a meet
ing Of the Gold bar Mining COMPANY az
the Office Of 7. O'Leary. corner Oak and
Commercial avenue. Anaconda. Deer
Lodge county. Montana. for the purpose
OF el-rfiuE q hoasI ~ t.B-l,ee frr tie
sCsutu- Year and The transaction OF sl..
other business as may lawfully come ts-
fore the meeting.
a. J.. GRAY Pre-
" :. HALVES. Secretary and Trarz
Dated Anaconda. Mont, Feb. :. -s-.
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You are ordered T. appear in fatigue
uniform at standard hall. Thursday
evening. Fsu. 8. tar the purpose Of
elegt.ag company rtEnerS.
James Duane. Commander.
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\ person is prematurely old when
badness occurs before the forty-nfth
year. Use Halls Hair Remover TO keep
the scalp healthy and prevent badness.
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The Butte Anaconda & Pacific rail
way have tickets on sale at the Great
Northern city ticket Office. Al Main
street. Stree: car tickets free
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When in Butte lunch at sherman's
Dog collars at L A. Kings.


Call and examine new stock OF goods
Just received at ]. A. Hasley. 2l5 Oak
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MUNYON'S
Cold and Cough Cures

Promptly Enectual in Curing Grip.
Colds and Coughs and a Sure Pre-
ventive Of Pneumonia and All Lung
Diseases
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Subscribe for the Standard.
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'iuiia Lessons.
Prof. Olson studio AS Cedar street.
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W ARM SPRINGS SfABLR
LlVorv and Board ~ stables. F'rs,-cTass rurr-
ou-s a. Eaas9nAa.a kaCas. ~A1lAs Ha-s-s an
Teams Win . w.Fp4e .iGHlBs- Anaconda
sAon ana. u. II. rs . =. .ro agletor
hkot EssLoSAL CAaDA
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FoR FIRsr-CLAss

SAN TART 6ING
Co 10 Il. u. MALONE, $50. Is oak street
Anaconda. Al. job work Elveu prompt at
tention. Estimates furnished on appllca-
ton.
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\ valuable Property ut Auction.

by direction of William w. Old. trlIs-
tee. II. l.. Page & Co., will sell at the
Real Estate Exchange. Il - III to-day.
the following real csate as shown on Il
map of the PoindcNter lands, near Bcrk-
ley, Norfolk county. Il copy of which is
recorded with Il decd from the Elizabeth
Land and Improvement Company 10 l..
ID. Starkc trustee, dated July To- 1891
Il. iD9. p 90;
/. y lot With three houses and other
improvements thereon. situated on the
southeas; corner OF Stewart Inh .i"ficr-
son streets: said lot fronting lao feet on
Stewart street and extending back be-
tween jefferson street and u line paral-
Tel thereto 100 feet.
>. Les Nos u. %. - and 81 with two
houses and other improvements thereon,
situated on the eastern side of block No.
Il; each OF said lots having n frontage Of
% feet on Lawrence street ana running
back between parallel lines 100 feet
8. The following squares or blocks Of
land, all Of block No. 9, except lots Nos
Al. AZ. A, 40. ana 4G in said block block
M. u, cXcrDt lot No. II IN said block:
block. No Sc and block No. 81. except
lots Nos. 2. 4, 6. s, TO- and y. in said last
named block.
These lots are near the Lowenberg
Knitting Mills, near Berkeley, and are
deSirab for investment. The five
houses on the lots rent out to tenants
for about IS per month each
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Wise viii, Not come Down.

a prominent Republican in this city
received a telegram yesterday from Mr..
y. Z. Scott, of the National
Republican Committee, stating that he
had sent the following telegram to DR..
Wise:
MY Dear Sir:-If there be any refusal
in your district of any of the Republi-
cans TO support you the National Com
mittee regrets it. You are the recog-
nized candidate and every Republican in
the district owes you his vote. The
idea that the gold Democrats wish to
convey that you are to he retired is
impracticable and may as we'll be aban-
doned. Every Sound Money" Demo-
crat, who desires to see Sound
Money" man elected should cast their
vote for YOU, SO as to obtain the highest
possible vote for n Sound Money" rep
resentative from your district. BY di-
| rection of the National Republican
Committee. n. Il. SCOTT"
The above was given to The Virginan
| representative and it is an exact copy of
| the telegram. Just how the gold bugs
and Mr.. Whaley will relish this remains
10 be seen. 1t means Mr.. Young's cleo
ton.
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The Crnine Revival Meetings.

Notwithstanding the inclement night
quite good sized congregation gath
cred in the Frcemason Street Baptist
Church and Were Well repaid. The evan
gelist took for mis- subject THE Holy An
nointing OIL" and gave a discourse on
conservation. which brings the amounting
of the Holy Spirit for service
The hearts Of those present We're
greatly moved as, with tender entreaty
he urged Christians to service He
showed tina; true service can only be
dohe III the power of the spirit Chris
tians needed the spirit to enable th"m
10 rightly represent Ie.uS in their
homes. 10 keep under. business rcver.ns.
IN times OF bereavement ana sorrow
The promises for big work are very ia
vorable. Hugh y. Mclean .ang one
OF MS sweet Gospel solos and the sing
ing is Il feature of the meetings.
There will be a service AT 1 o'clock
to-day 10 which all are invited and .
special service on Sunday At = O'Clock in
addition TO the ordinary services.
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CHIT ENDEN's STOCK
Sacrificing Dry Goods, Dress Goods.
trimmings. Notions, Etc.

| hereby give notice that have
bought the Ch!itenden stock Of dry goods
in the store No. rs Main street, new
number 80. for one third its cost. II is
a new ana complete stock. for Chitten-
den has been open but few weeks
bought IL on speculation and want
my money back Immediately have 10
remove the stock from the store within
a month. and have therefore TO sacri-
flee IL. which will do without delay
Beginning at once 1t will be sold without
regard to It's market value. There will
be no effort made 10 get cost for rhe
goods. They will be sold from the start
q slaughtering prices. Great bargains
may be expected by buyers who come
quickly. B. MILLER.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-24
THE FUGITIVE CAUGHT.
Anna Hendricks who Skipped With
Two Thousand Dollars Arrested.

Chief of Police Dornin has received a
telegram from Philadelphia stating that
the authorities there had apprehended
Anna Hendricks, the colored woman
who went off with S2,5I5 which her hus-
band had locked up In safe at their
house. No. 306ia Butte street, this city
Chief Detective Heppel of the Norfolk
Police Department. has gone to Phila-
delphia to work on the case. 1t is not
yet known how much of the stolen mon
ely she has with her. but it Is stated that
If compromise can be made with her
she returning most of the money to her
husband-shc will be allowed to remain
where she Is, but If she refuses this pro-
position she will be arrested. 1t is stated
that portion of the money which she
is charged with taking did not belong
to her husband, but To various COlored
men whom he has working under him
he being stevedore-and for whom he
was acting as banker.