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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-22

Nashville, Tenn. December N.-Un.ted
Staten Judge Lurten 81 expected 10 hear
arguments in on important case, involving
millions. tomorrow. IN this city. The case
10 the Farmers Loan aud Trust company
N3 The Memoirs and Charleston railroad.
biil has been fled 10 foreciose the mort
gago held on the road by the tru9. com
many. amounting 10 S6001,OJu.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-22

Havana, December 2i.-Tbe police have
arrested seventy-fivc more people or po-
ltical charges. Theyi include Senior Evarto
Taboda and Mexican, Senior Rideyao ard
Lulapay. editors OF the FcnX' Of san Espir-
itus. province Of Santa Clara. rsboda has
been sent TO the Chafarin Islands and Lum-
pay hes been expelled from the islani.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-22

Rome, December 2l.-ln the chamber OF
deputies today Signor Imbriani, the So
cialist leader. submitted motion inviting
TO the death OF the brave and generous
Macec." The Marquis di Rudini. the pre-
nier begged Signor lmbrian TO withdraw
his motion. which. he said might disturb
the friendly relations of Italy with the
SPANISH government. Signor Imbriani
persisted in his motion amid uproar in tie
chamber The president loudly called for
oder The Marquis d 2udini protested.
against signor Imbriani's remarks and said
II Italy wished to maintain her independ-
once she could not interfere with the indc-
pendence OF others: therefore parliament
could not judge of Incidents which had al
ready been verified in Cuba The premiere
statement was greeted -gith cheers, and the
matter was dropped.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-22
opposcd To the REGULATIONS.

Vickshurg, Miss, December 2l,-At q
meeting o, yieksburg cltzeua today a resi-
luton was adopted opposing the Cameron
resolution and favoring reference OF the
case Ct Cuba 10 the executive department.
Missssippis senator's we're requested 10
veto against the resolution. The board OF
trado afterward coneurred IN the Sdopt.on
NJ the resolution
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-22

Little Rock, Ark. December 2l.-Isaac
Fshbeln was found dead In his store this
mor.lpg at foriyco. Ark. Hls ekull was
crushed n. 10 was evidently murdered
during the pigh. by rohpcrs. The town Il
greatly cyof d nd ihe murderer VIII he
iyuchcI n captured
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-22
ON ANOTHER RAMPAGE.

Mnyfield, KY. December 2i.--A part OF
the mob that hanged Jim Stone this morn
Ing went on the RAMPAGE again tonight
One hundred shots were iirei into the
residence of Tom Chamber. colored. and
destroyed three other buildings. There is
much bitter fee1ing. the negroes having
made ihre1is 20 avepoe the lynching OF
r'umber Of negroes have been warned TO
leave the t.'wn and trouble Is expected
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-22

Grandview. Texas, December 2l.-Late
Saturday evening X. II. Gum made n decd
of trust for the benefit Of his creditors.
naming T. Il. Pittman as trustee. No
statement has been given out yet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-22

Chicago, December al.-Another suspen-
sion was recorded late in the afternoon.
growing out o. the trouble of the National
Bank OF Illinois. Judge Horton OF the cir
cult court appointed John II Nichols re-
ceiver of the property OF Frederick Wcicrs-
m\ who owns the Roseland bank, which Is
situated in Roseland The assets arc placed
at $4,000 and the deposits at $50,poo. The
bank will resume business In few days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-22

Eridseion, Conn. December N.--Antoli,
Joyce Ike rel.g.ous fanatic who murdered
hs fIttcr near NiDelsad. ,aai week. nss
D, The co1r; house here With two bullets
N his arms snd A wound on the heal lie
was shoi down by shes!h rhecsena an
vit'ie '-'''n 10 murder hia iailers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-22

Indianapolis, Ina, December 2t,-Ex-At :
torney General Miller in a statement to-
dry regarding the question as to whether
the right OF recognition Of a new nation
rested with the president or congress,
quoted q supreme court decision sustaining
lie contention Of SECRETARY Olney.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-22

Ardmore, I. T., December 2i.---While
swinging on a locomotive In the Santa Fe
yards here this morning. Emmett Gibson, Z
country boy. IS years old, fell In front Of
the wheels and had both legs cut of below
the knees.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-22
shy Mncco WINS Poisoned.

Key West. Fla. December 2l.-Advicos
from Havana state that the arrival of the
American newspapers have at last con-
WINGED n majority Of the Cubans that Ma
Geo has been treacherously slain by the
Spanlar1s, though a large majority are
still! inclined to doubt. The latest story
current among the Cubans In Havana is
that Maceo. young Gomez and thirty
others, including five Americans. were
POISONED by DR.. Zertuoha, who sold him
self to Weyler and Ahumada. 1t is stated
that the bodies were recovered by Baldo-
moro Acosta the insurgent leader, and sub
jectedt medical examination, which
proved that poison had been administered
In large quantities.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-22

Washington, December al.-Mr. Qlessda.
he Cuban representative here. said tonga,
the iunta is not responsible for enlistments
'-- '"- C"haa Gauge fNq' are soiA - -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-22
steel md Iron Pool,

New York, December 2i.-Repressnta-
tives OF twenty OF the largest steel and
iron companies In this country held .
meeting with view of deciding whether
the present pool shall continue In exist
cnce or be dissolved. Nothing definite
was ,one. Another meeting will be held
tomorrow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-22

Topeka. Kan. December al.-A large
meeting was held here tonight to express
sympathy for Cuba. Speeches We're made
| by the most pro,nipcnt citiscns including
| ex Senator John Martin ana Governor elec,
.ppdy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-22

Hudson. n. Y, December 1.-The Cats
kill Brick company went into the hands OF
receiver this afternoon. The plant Is az
sessed at $500 900.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-22
RnrnIAL OF sANGuILLy.
Protests Entered by His AttOrncy
taninst Irregularities.

Havana December 81. The re-trial of
Sangully, sent down on an appeal from
the supreme court at Madrid on charge
Of treason and conspiracy. began at /
O'Clock today, Sanguilly arrived at court
escorted by eight sendarmes and look
ing healthy and in good spirits. The trial
opened with the reading by the chief clerk
OF tho prosecutors petition that the de-
PENDANT should be sentepced to iinprison-
men, for life and pay half the expenses Of
the trial.
Public Prosecutor Enjuto then ordered
the evidence for the prosecution. consist
ing of letter signed by General Jose
Azcugo, Offering the defendant nominal
ton as n colonel IN the rebel army; also
verbatim statement Of the witnesses and
the expert testimony taken in the former
Sanguilly trial
Sanguilly's attorney, Antonio Mesa en-
tered a protest against the trial as in
fringing the protocol of the treaty between
SPAN and the United States which makes
necessary and requisite a Jury composed
OF six persons. He also claimed that other
formalities had been omitted contrary 10
articles 90 and 81 of the law of April H..
1871. He refused 10 accept the jury and
claimed that the law of January r. 1877,
was deficient in not having been duly re
corded. Senior Mesas protest on the ground
Of the law not having been recorded Will
form the basis Of a new appeal to the STU
preme court at Madrid, which will prob.
ably be successful.
The following questions were put 10
Sauguilly by the public prosecutor, which
he answered as indicated:
Senior Sanguilly. were you in the ten
years war;"
Yes"
Were you granted a pardon under the
proclamation OF amnesty
NO; | went abroad"
The defendant declared he was ignorant
of how the papers alleged TO be his came
to be found on the estate of lgnacio Por-
tela lie denied that he mad any political
relations with Lopez portcla.
The experts In handwriting testified that
the alleged letters from Sanguilly had they
being similar Sanguilly denied having
signed the letter which had been previous
ly recognized as his before the judge.
Experts affirm that the signature of this
is Sanguilly's The Judge then ordered the
clerk to read Lopez Colomas statement
made at the former trial. Coloma has
since been executed. Senior Mesa In behalf
of Sangully protested against this and th'
| prntest was recorded.
The testimony Of other minor witnesse'
WIS then received and the trial was con
tinued TO tomorrow.
There were Sea sick and disabled soldiers
returned TO Spain yesterday by the steam
! or Alfonso Doce. The Red Cross soclet,
distributed among them clothing. cgar'
| and money.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-22

II
involved. great care should be had and
even at the risk OF taking some chances
funds might be provided II II was deemed
safe to do. to AFFORD voluntary liquidation.
The assets Of the bank were examined and
Its management as shown by the eNnm-
liner. considered. and az a conclusion II was
decided that the bank should be suspended
from the clearing house and funds not
furnished for voluntary liquidation. Three
OF tho bank'e directors were present al
these meetings.
In view OF everything. I am convinced
that the clearing house committee rcted
judiciously. The management on the part
Of the officers and directors has been. TO
state II mildly. grossly negligent. The IL
abilities OF the bank are large. but by
careful and jldiclous management tho loss
entailed upon creditors need not be large.
II any. Every measure will be taken by
the clearing house and the comptroller'a
office 10 prevent othe. bank or business
failures and unnecessary monetary strin-
FGncy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-22
Announcement a, wn.h,nx,on.

Washington, December ri. --Comptrollor
Eckels has received an announcement con-
corning the National Bank OF Illinois In
Chicago, 1t says the Chicago clearing house
has assumed TO pay 16 per cent of all ap
proved claims, John c. Mexican has been
appointed receiver OF the bank and In
structed TO publish u list of all approved
claims at once 40 that creditors may get
the benefit Of this action.
In the last report of the bank. II had a
capital stock of 100000, a surplus OF
81 900 900. undivided profits OF sl5o,ooo and
total assets including bonds, SIS, 0i6.ee2. Its
liabilities will he about sll 900 600.
While II IL feared that serious results
may follow, Comptroller Eckels Will do all
in his power to relieve the strain on de-
pendent banks and avert any necessary
pnuic,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-22

"a, ""h Has II Gu+'c-aIfpnt.
p,rs. e.'oa' TtXoa, Do2cmhe- .l-Lopis
NJ. cuban agent It Galveston, lnsis's
,,s una has an establlshed government
-li,h suegetts few pertinent questions
world fi'-- f7- r~-r-ir-f cl-..c'Tii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
REAL ESTATE.

~,,.a,o contract Joseph L. Chatel!ier has sold
ave- avc-story brick building lot 25x96, No Union
snuare. for $4,000. The purchasers name is with
held. ,,,,
Iouls Korn has sold to Amune johnson builder
for improvement. the four-story buiidihg with II
ISe1,lar LOT. No. 1856 broadway
Alfred Hahn has sold the old two-story building
,oi 2;x,5. No. q West Third-st. The buyers name
w. not been disclosed but II is understood that he
, n'i EJECT a mercantile building the site.
Vt " Shotwell has negotiated a trade between
Irenrv M Denton and bernhard j. Ludwig, by the
terns of which the former Will sell. at $4,000, the
six-story building No IS Princc-st.. and at &o.w9
,Lo fvo.story fathousc No. ls7 West One-hundrCd-
and y-fourth-at ana receive in exchange from
Mir Ludwig the block front. ls9.l0XOl, on the west
edo of Scvcnth-aVe., between One-hunGrcd- and
forty-sixth and One-hundred andforty seventh SITS.
at a valuation of $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

forces ano Carriages.
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Nov oS ESiliplrIoN
TIE H:.. AMgH snA .~ G s,+. ESSa%o'
......@5o....:
urc,r-cr.Ass. PRIzE- wGNEING
UhKMfss And SADDLE HORSES
iii'XrEnS ROAD HORSES. &C.
10 BE SOLD
W D. GhhANn,s, u,ox SAFE
Al fhH TAr r sMEn%HS I $%S%E e EH%A>aGn
WITH c NA,spS II T3 M1l G% cEItAGo. Lib
rp.,yrn Select cs sHbDi.E OF -HoRsEs.
ON TrE i:sgsA9s Y TEfSHT{rA st : ! c@1's
THIRD Ti srhl MdSs slUiNsdNMSr THIS SEASON
SIXTY nran-crAss Of HARNESS HORSES.
SIXTEEN s,r6 S%on IiS3H thfiaa lxcLupI&%G1n
FIVE F, MHSSss3fT S E23'& r rxtrh X
r,nsr TiTTTTSSRmuEFGSS 9riGGNN NMii:Nr OF
MATCHED cARnIAdE PAIRS u sINGhh H''oo'''N"
'ES1''hT FHsf TThiot;TTkns, &c
MR. T. LUIS aoS S9 " abroad "
ENTIRE i"AS S L sGpFi e 81 EduiPFED PRIVATE
wrLL,KS Soo%M.S H Ss7,Tr FgsSpR1,crs.
CARRIAGE HoH MsRs RsEw &c.i 'N"'''''
on THURSDAY sSnf SEST AT r.;s,}r T..
wiTH SELECT coSsiGNMENl'
uA7r sA Pshs H nSB sN aER Hs
THE CHESTNUT 'oRi ifT sHSc EtHM T,xr
n& AH GT adEs S GSrS as%s' slS as
f Ga'@2 FgSTn and &nS all iio.e .cSSasc
W. broadway and 5Oih Street. New-YorN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
BC(.EING PLANS FILED.

The following pans for buildings and alterations
were fled YESTERDAY:
New buildings
lS6:h-st and linton .av,. = W corner. on--story
No go East l56th-s Observation-Disclosures. $50
Frankn-ave 5. 2li 4 % lG9th a
story and attic frame dwelling. by Catherine
Endeman. Of No ], 2'3 Franklin-ave. 10000
Franklin ave. W 8. PA II s " IGlth-st. a two
story and attic frame dwelling. by 1900
lC3h-st and Brook ave. corner. four-story
brick tenement. hy Jacob Pfen~r. q No 200
East lG9h-st 1900
KGtcneh-aye and Kemb."-st. a two-stcry frame
dwelling by Francis ; Rosenberg. OF ~ l57
Wehsier-ave =. l2J IT Of i73d-st. four three
story frame tenem-rts, by William ii Oliver. 4
Staten Island 1000
Franslin-ave W s. ~ 4 OF Oakland Place. by
so t%odTs Of Gw NP 49, oFay owner FOR $500
15th-st. No 40s by Peter Doelgar Of Riverside
Park and l0oth-si. owner. for hve-sory
sis,s; No lis West; by Ellen Murray to three.
story and basement brick dwelling and store 1000
Sdave. No 93 by Mary Mcdonald. Of No 40 2l-
ave. a three-story and basement brick HAT.
Madison-ave Nos 20 and 232. by NJ " Forney.
OF No sol bthave. to a six-story hotel and
private dwelling 10000
Armeny, Of No 3.o2s 3d-ave. TO Il six-story brick
Office building 10000
vth- ave. No 26i. by Frederick Harlusch. of No
S2l West 27,h-st TO a four-story and basement
brick dwelling and store ................... 1000
sd-ave No 3c7 by George II We. CT No 227
East 21stst. to four-sto-y brick tenement and
sufrolk. Hester clinton ana Division SIS BY
fve-story brick tcnsm.nts and s;0r. 1900
Henry-st. No l12. by Henry Pasnsky OF No 46
Eenry-st, TO q eixstory brick tenement and
store wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscfipNohs ts s5 Iron AIM
"a door north Of until ocoSk F. M r.a,sr
iates MT, o'clock p no. sn az ~ ,omS, Ave.
,.nr w., cdr At: 100 West 42I-st near Oth~a'e; "
Eas, ,h-s IVES, between n snS s Sa
SI,S .'. 1929 Sl,t,' l'sS ls-ay 20;
zoos ada. 2.o Es,, aoi ly gsi
IA East ieth-st; eos East 4sh-st: $50 ohavs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
PASTORS
PASSIONS

p.sTOR,S CONTINUOUS 20 CTS.
PASSIONS PERFountNtE 'N cASs
Ouens 1870 Continues right until II p NJ
COME AT ANY HOUR. ALWAYS A SHOW.
Tn. Russell Brothers May Howard Fake and Seaman.
o. lricn and rayc,. Johnnie Carroll, Noreur. Her.
burke and Randall. Fields and Lewis, Miss Vivian er-
narJ / q Harrington MazuZ ami Mayette. The koiaks.
Don ieno Gould ind Burt. Tony Pastor and many
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

EroE sALE.-THE FAMOUS
HAINES FALLS HOTEL.
CArSKILI. MOUNTAINS
feet elevation widely known and successfully con-
Quoted for 20 years by late deceased) owner property
includes Falls 30 acres. with water rights, etc
(Folio 1860. PHILLIPS WELLS. Tribune Buiid'ng
MAGNIFICENT STOCK FARM and Country seat
"A nearly Duchess County. on Iareih
Railway: meadow 2is Per abundant ~ate,
SUPP: II rooms. modern c0nyenences several
houses stable accommodations for
coz. S3OOo; will sell for loss than one third r"''o
T73G). PHILLIPS * WELLS Tribune building
E(,UHA WILL BE fliGG'-Nou can also he zee iron,
~ the ever sraspl1g landlord By buying home ~
Passaic IN. Queen city ~ Now 1crsef. or nome u.
I,rooklyn Greater City ~ New Iorlt We oHer
cottages on Bloomfield. Gregory. Lafayette and Pau'iTh
avenues ard Summer street, at $500. 5000 S,.W''
5000 $1,000 $1,000. ard Han ock St. BrrkDil
s. BOO These all improvements. and are or
fcrei a, extremely .ow prices account " The S,cai
depression Of business
EDWARD VI. Si1DMORE
Real Estate. 81 Park Row. Room go New YORK.
T. sALE.-Connecticut Farms and Gentemens Eoun,
try Homes Send for Catalogue. THE HUME
TRI,ST CO. Derby Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
Real estate i11auie6.

A SPECIALITY OF MANAGING PROPERTY
"A T. S. TREACY. lOl w. BOULEVARD Cs5TD.
SEND PROPERTY FOR SALE or RENT
MEMBER REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE AID or REAL
ESTATE BOARD OF BROKERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
FURNISHED Apartments % let.
Real Gstale for Grcbanae.

FOR SALE exchange ror city property: beauuiu ~
house. stable and six OF land. "Greysohe,
Yonkers. overlooking tie Hudson ideal ell year rouha
home WIN. E. DlLLER 2s4 Columbus-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

PRIMROSE AND Wrsv'S
BIG M.NSTRI,L j. DiLEE.
MADISON S,li ARE GARDEN,
MONDAY ENG.. MARCH 3Ii
seats ARE sale A.
the WaNery Bicycle salesro.m.
Br1qdwly. or Both 81.
TIE S'urtevin, House tigar staA'
Singers cigar stand ll+p Iro1iV az
and Grand central Depot y. Y. y IL K H. news Stahde
Ro~.rvea seats 81 ~ and 81 - each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Bell, Enoch c, TO Mary Van Zandt. l4ls,-s
x II n ~ ,nr -nr.n -.

Bell Enoch c, TO Mary Van Zandt. iilst-s'' - o.
fGS of Aiexsnier-ave. years. 49,
Bchernlanr. Charles. to the New York Invest
m"rt and improvement Co. Il lo7tE- 81, .3i It m ~
W Of Amsterdam demand. ........ ....... ]5'V
Same 70 same. 107thst. 200 IT of AinsteT- - A.
daIn-ave. demand. 11o
Baylies, Edmund. to Edward X Lcnlon. No 2o2 80 ~
West 42d-st years 40"
Carey. James I. and wife to United states Trust
60 Of New-Yoik. Ms 1854 AMI lOI CherT,-st' ., ~
Same 10 Josephine l. Wells. same property, de -,
Doscher, Franz c. TO Henrietta Al5recht. No 526
East lGth-s years. .......... lo'
Fennelly. Susan and &c rSiana NJ Theresa {
and Emma. 70 Joseph " SarGford 18Th 81.
lG9 II Of 1st-aye. Nos 4i0 and 4l2 East 18th . ~
81 year -'V
16ith-st 1G s # W If Eleecomb ave. months. u
Easbrouck. George 5. 70 Nictorine Lachaise.
No 10 Gutor1 Place. years. ...........:.... 90
Harris. Eva A and Thomas 70 John J ""Kelvey.
committee etc. lot o. amended map Brentwood
Mcneil. David ard Catharine, 10 Peck Brothers
6 Co Home st. 253 IT Of Stebl!ns
ave months. l,o
Miller. Friedrich. 10 August Ruff. No 40 suffolk
Pcnfeld Minnie and lanes T. benjamin F
Reynolds 2dst. 20 It Of boundary line Of
Mount Vernon. years.. ............. 10
simpsons corp ration. to National PARK
Bank No a West 23i-st. lease notes. ......... 4G
True. Clarence f. and wife 10 Francis NJ JencAs.
Riversde-ave and 77th-st. demand. 70,O
875 II W OF Amsterdan-ave year............. % u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
FURNISHED Eonses 60 fet-Countrr.

T QUOGUE AND EAST QIOCUE. l.. I.-Furnlshcd
"A cottages &c let. Send for list apply. HENRY w.
AALLOCK. Real Estate Quogue L. L.
UNFINISHED HOUSE TO RENT by the year York
short walk from Parkhll Ludlow Station:
house roomy, with every and comfortably
furnished. and very desirable home for a family
knt $50 per month.
q. W. BASHTOID. IL Wall St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE

THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH ID.
GRAND PrRFORuANCE OF GILBERT "
s,IIIVAN's OPERErTA
"pATIENCF.
nv COMPANY or ONE HUNDRED AND
,,I,~ry .M,TI:lRs. TOGETHER WITH An
AMtTEIH ORCHESTRA or SIXTY IlI,f re-.
rxnI,p THE AUSPICES or TIE All W.
ASSOCIATION OF THE thiNEHsiIi or i,..
r, ar, >Uu,oR,, FOR THE BENEFIT on
r,,E l>IyERsITi's ATHLETIC INTERESTS
.ut.rcrtp CHORUS or l3o MEMBERS OF LEADING
'''''' SINGING SOCIETIES.
CAST: PROMINENT CHURCH CMoiN S' 11i'1,0OS AM
ENpERIEHcED AMAI.l 4 A. O''H'
IArEONEssLS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

supebly appointed heat Hight. and ventilation p"''Hct
open sanitary plumbing: lnxur!oEs and Fashionable
home; private en,rance the buckingham Hotel Aiply
10 SUPERINTENDENT. on premises - One. Estate OF
George Kemp. ~ william. corner CEDAR ST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-08
TOR RENT.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

II VyO OR THREE ROOMS FOR RENT
i ~ No. Snl W-sL Cary sIrect. mhs-ll-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-08

TO RICHMOND AND HENRICO TAN
PAYERS


10 RICHMOND AND HENRICO TAN
PAYERS.
] am informed that suits arc being
again instituted against taxpayers who
rendered coupins a few years back for
State taxes. As ! represented the Coun-
ell of Foreign BondhOlders when those
tenders were made, / am being applied 20
for advice i'm the premises. and / take
this method of answering all questions.
The Council of Foreign BOndholders have
paid an costs with which taxpayers have
been charged. and the act OF Assembly
popularity known as the Olcott settlement
authorizes the taxpayers 10 deliver their
coupons in payment of the taxes 10 the
proper officer. But unless the cases arc
promptly attended TO other costs will be
Incurred. which the taxpayers VIII have
TO pay The method is a little comDli-
Gated 10 those unlearned in court proceed
ings. and l advise all persons who are
sued 10 consult Mr.. George =. N.shon,
Jr. No. Tenth treet (Shafer buildingl,
who is perfectly verscd I'm the proceed
ings My duties make IL impossible for
me TO attend 20 the matter.
mhS WILLIAM l.. ROYALL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-08
7 HAVE THIS DAY SOLD MY IN

| TDREST in the grocery business.
recently conducted as G. IA. BERRY *
co, corner Eighth and Hull streets, 20
my late partner G. II. BERRY. and ne
has assumed all accounts and debts que
by the late firm. which is mutually dis.
solved from this day. The business VIII
be conducted al the same place by g. III.
BERRY. and bespeak for him the con.
tinued patronage bestowed on the late
firm. {. " GREEN.
Manchester. Va, Feb. 2s. 1896.
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no POLICY-HOLDERS OF THE
1 QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF LIVERPOOL.
The Queen Insurance Company, OF
LIVERPOOL. has certified to me that
II has ceased TO carry on business in
liabilities for losses or taxes have
been satisfied, and all of its con-
tngent liabilities under its policies ex-
pircd. They have requested me 10 de-
liver the bonds now held by me to Sc
cure It's Virginia pOlicy-holdcrs
Now, this is 10 notify all the Virginia
policy-holdors that / will, on the 22d
dav of March. deliver the said bonds 10
the said Queen Insurance Company. of
LIVERPOOL. unless there be protest
made by the Virginia poiicy-hoders
A. w. HARMON. JR..
fe92-30t Treasurer Of Virginia.
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