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AIlard Held For Perjury.

FALL RIVER. Mass, March 3l.-Rev.
Mr.. Allard and his female companion were
each sentenced TO three months in the
house of correction, and each was held in
bonds Of 5000 on charges of perjury, made
by Judge McDonough from the bench.
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The Maple Sugar CrOp.

BELLOWS FALLS, VT, March 3O.-The
prospect for Vermont's maple sugar crop
this year is small owing to the unfavor-
able weather. The season is two weeks
later than the average. March has been
colder than the average for many years
A few sugar orchards were tapped last
week in anticipation of warmer weather,
but there has been no flow as yet. Practi-
cally no sugar has been made this season
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tn Pm, Up $500. 900 Clubhouse.

Boston, April 1.-The Boston Tennis
and Racquet club WAS organized here yes
terday by representative clue men of this
city. The new club proposes to build IL
clubhouse on the Back Bay at cost of
500, 900. 1t will draw its membership
from the Algonquin, Somerset, Union
and University clubs.
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With the Usual Result.

Boston, April alexander Carter and
John Mahoney met two Italians from
Lawrence on Leverett street yesterday,
and after a short dispute fight followed,
in which a stiletto was freely used. Car
ter escaped with slight wounds, but Ma
honey is in critical condition, with
wounds in the abdomen. James Terrace
and Salvatore Anticallano are held by the
notice for the assault.
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WALTHAM, Mass. March 81. - Sixty
weaverS left their looms at the Boston
Manufacturing company here yesterday
because of the low price offered on "a new
line of mixed goods. The strikers APP
pointed a committee to confer with the
emo ntandput
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PAwTUCKET, r. l., March 3l.-Albert
Brownel, II clerk in Kelly's drug store at
Central Falls, was at work upon soda
generator when the machine burst throw
ing him several feet. One of his legs sus-
tanned IA compound fracture, the other
was lacerated, and he received severe
scalp wound and probably internal in
iurips
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VIII Try nc Again.

HARTFORD, March 3O.-Counsel on both
sides Of the Pond will case. in which "A
verdict was recently given in favor Of the
appellant, Arson p. Pond. of New York,
aud which was set aside by Judge Thayer,
have agreed TO ask for a new trial at once.
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Not After Vice Presidency.

MERIDEN, Conn, March 81. - Judge
Platt son of United States Senator Platt,
in an interview regarding his fathers at
titude toward serving a fourth term in
the senate, stated emphatically that his
father would be a candidate to succeed
himself, but that he would not be can
didate for vice president, as had been
limited in certain quarters.
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Charged With Killing Child.

FALL RIVER, Mass. March 30.-James
Shepard, 80 years old, tramp weaver,
was brought here last night from Wau-
regan, Conn, charged with manslaughter.
Ii is believed he caused the death of his
sisters small daughter, by an overdose of
medicine. three wears ago.
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IN HUB MARKETS.
A Downward Tendency Is
Noted In Butter.

Primer Tone In Cheese-Large Receipts
of Eggs-Bean Market Slow-Fair Trade
In Grass Seed-CattIe and Wool.
Boston, April 1.-The butter market
has declining tendency. An easier feel
Ing was developed last week. but receipts
were kept fairly sold up, and with steady
tone at other points sellers here were not
disposed to give much. Still buyers had
the advantage, and some lots that were
held above their views have been carried
over.
This week the downward tendency is
more pronounced. Elgin and New York
have dropped l cent and with receipts in
creasing, it is likely that prices here will
settle down little more before the close.
So far, our market has held up very well,
and supplies have been kept cleaned up.
In fact, for month past this has been the
highest point in the country.
But spring has come and it is no more
than natural that the make should in
crease. The quality may not improve
much for "a few weeks more, but this will
make receivers all the more anxious to
sell, and if we have an unsettled market
prised.
Our dealers are inclined to be very con-
sentative this season, and all seem to have
set their minds on low prices when the
surplus make comes to hand. 1t is gen
orally admitted that the price of June but
ter last year was too high
Cheese.
A frmer tone and more inquiry can be
reported in the cheese market. The stock
of fine fall cheese is not large, and with
anything like IL good demand it would
soon be cleared up. No cheese can be
made to take the place of fine old for about
two months, and there is a chance for an
advance before that time.
Eggs.
An attempt is being made to stiffen the
egg market by holding lots Sex but re-
ceipts are large, and there are enough sell
ers TO keep prices down.
No carloads have as yet been put into
cold storage, because buyers are afraid
that the eggs are chilled by the recent cold
weather, but Chicago and New York are
putting some away, and our dealers will
probably soon begin. Many think that IL
lower price must soon be made.
Other Produce.
The bean market continues slow and
unsatisfactory. Most sales of marrow pea
at 10 to $l.lS, and choice mediums at
81. Is to 81. ~ "a bushel.
Potatoes continue in large supply, and
selling at low prices.
There is II fair trade in grass seed, and
prices are without material change.
The hop market continues dull, and
large lots are hard to place ut any reason
able price,
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May Have other Cases Against Him.

BOSTON. April INSPECTORS last night
arrested Frank G. Smith of Northampton,
l.. l., for alleged forgery of check for
$3.50 on the Washington Loan and Trust
company. Smith attempted to pass the
check on the American Loan and Trust
company of this city. The inspectors be-
lieve they have other accounts against
IA
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SoMERswoRTH, n H., March 80. George
R,rn,s cut his throat and shot himself
with revolver on Cemetery road yester-
dav He will die. He was book peddler.
and WAS despondent over dull business.
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white $3.50 IIIlI0
market Is very rna qu9sa ISt a M
2oloC02sc; No. : white, 2742t@2134c; No. 3white,
26G-61ac: No, mixed, 2512g=6c.
MEAI-The cornmeal market may be CON
sidereu firm, on tne tirmer market for corn,
but with quotations steady at: Klln-dried corn
meal for export, 81 SEGl %; bag meal, 74(976c
yellow graduated, $2g2 20; rolled oatmt a,
81 75a3 10 p upI cut, 50 500 go; graham meal,
81 2JCyJ 49, rye Hour, " oO~5 %; rye, oOg1oc
q bu
are lully s,ts AIMED, except that springers are
naturally a litrIe easier the season pro
crosses: Springers, Sjd9, as to quality; lambs,
6(aoi &c; fancy BrlghtonS and eastern lambs,
7CGS'4t; year Is, 0lU'c; mutlons, 49'c; Ntals.
SOL PC, as TO qudnty.
CunS-C I'm 70 arrive is about &C firlner and
higher. Country yellow and No. 3yelloW. 70
arrive, All rall. quoted at 1914 g4Oc. Ga unC
track the market is steady at Steamer yeIOw,
track 5y12 d3J34c; steamer, 49, 2tg3S54c.
PORK AND LARD-Pork and lard are quiet
RIBS, o-2-; lard, &c; tubs and pals, 672G6t4c;
pure leaf lara, SEC; small pkgs, S42(gS34c
country dressed hogs, 4$4c; city, 594c.
PoTAToES-PoUatoes are in full supply and
dull with sweeu potatoes easier: HeDrons, 3Uc
~ bu: rose, J5G42c: Green mountain, 25,g2oc :;
white, 2o(g3Oc. sweet potatoes are quoted at {:
Jersey double heads, S3G3 %.
APPIES-AppleS are easy: NO. l BaldHlnS,
So 5Ju3 30; No. l greenlngs 81 5JG3 20 ben
Davis, 81 1905 80; Rome beauties, 1904 81; Tol-
man sweets, $-g3 %. The above prices are for
lOlS
EGGs-Eggs were thought to be little bet
ter sustaa.ed: Western, / 12tGl2c; Indiana
and Michigan, i2gI242c; eastern fresh !12(g
lac: nearby, li1lJc; fancy hennery, T9loc
CHEESE-Cntese continues rather dull {:
Northern, ll,g I12c; western, 100 J12c; twins,
lltt. &c; sage I-loLlUc. Add 12gIc for the JOB
blng prices. Liverpool Is quoted at AS.
HAY-No particular changes are noted in
m.,..,,t uu -, with choice firm at s%JU2l.
49,. -, >,a4e, at SlSgig for rye straw. Mill
.v,,l rs aOout steady.
BuITER-But,er Is well sustained, with only
a talr uema ia, however, and that for the best
lately MADE. quotations are the same as noted.
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Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound

Will cure the worst forms of female
complaints, all ovarian troubles, in
fammation and liberation, falling and
displacements of the womb, and conse-
quent spinal weakness, and is pecu-
liarly adapted to the change of life.
Every time it will cure Backache.
1t has cured more cases of leucor-
rhea by removing the cause, than any
remedy the world has ever known; it
is almost infallible in such cases. 1t
dissolves and expels tumors from the
uterus in an early stage of develop
ment, and checks any tendency to can
cerous humors. Lydia E. Pinkham's
Liver Pills work in unison with the
Compound, and are sure cure for
constipation and sick headache. Mrs.
PinIham's Sanative Wash is of great
value for local app 'ication.
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The Wool Market.

There is no change in the condition of the
wool market TIM, week, although in whatever
sales were mace prices we,e maintained. The
sales of terrIo.y WOOL ana Australians are
sinIy + e.ce wo0ls show "a scarcity OF staple,
but a lair amount OF other qualities can be
pcked up.
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Live stock Markets.


Amount of live stock ON the markets at
Brighton and WaJertJwn:
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Other Produce.
The Produce Quotations.

BEEF-There is IA tair market on beef, but
with Only IA rair traue. Quotations are It'll ;
higher al: Cnoic5 steers. 712c; good steers,
&c; light, &c; extra heavy kinds, lOc; good
kinds, 91ac; light hinds, &c; heavy fores, sc;
good 494c light TO. es, 424c; backs, u(go12c; ra,-
ties 81 (U4c; cnucKs, A 2(Qoc; short RIGS OGllc
rounds, ,tG.12c; rumps, llgl2c; rumps anst
Ions, IL leuIloc; IONS, l2gl5c.
OArS-OaUs are ABOUT steady in the market
to arrlve; No. clipped. (92o14c; No. clipped
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LIABILITIES.

Computed reserve (Actuarics
per cent?, SlO,355, q 9.2+
! Extra reserve on Life Rate EndOw.
mcnt Policies, 3h9,510 30
! Losses eHduwments, surrender valucs
and dividends in process OF payment, S9,6.5 "
surplus a per cent basis. I,442,71S.5O
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sl2,i47,75S.2i
Paid policy holders since Organization.
CHARLES DEWEY, Pres.

y. 142 Pories i'm force, insuring sG2 123, 6l3 o.
1873 Policies issued and revived in
1885. insuring l5SIS, 0l3.0O
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STATE OF VERMONT,

Insurance DEPARTMENT. I
The undersigned Insurance Commissioners.
hereby certify that pursuant tn law, they hav'
this tlay made the customary annual examination
OF the affairs of the National Life Insurance Com
Pany of Montpelier, Vermont and have verified
its schedule of assets by the production AMI c'm
parisou herewith Of the securities represented
therein, and find them to agree with the rcspcc-
tive items Of the company annual statement, tor
the year ending December3l 1855
Dated at Montpelier this 9Th day Of Jan. lSsS
fSigned) fHAU~CFY W. BRowNELI., SEC Of Stats'
HENRY 2. FIELD. state Treasurer.
lns. CONS OF Vermont.
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Firmer Tone In Cheese-Large Receipts
of Eggs-Bean Market S1ow-Fair Trade
In Grass Seed Cattle and Wool.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-05
RoIl-CaIl at Venable-Street.

In lieu Of the usual morning service at
Venable-Street Baptist church to-mor-
row. there will be a roll-call rally at IL
O'Clock The special purpose OF this
somewhat unique service is to raise funds
towards liquidatng the church debt Some
weeks ago envelopes were distributed
among the members, and as the name of
each is called tomorrow he or she will
walk up and place on the table this en-
velope, containing what has been raised
toward the payment of the debt of the
church.
At night the pastor. Rev. DIR. j. S. Dill,
will preach on 1.-THE Roli-Call in Heaven
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-05
A Word to Dispatch Subscribers.

We would earnestly call the attention
81 our subscribers to the offer. which
The Dispatch is still holding out TO them,
IN that artistic souvenir. 1.-THE Lost
Cause" Don't fail to have it in your
households. 1t will grow in interest as
time goes on, and will instruct your
children.
Cut out three coupons Of different dates
and bring them with 10 cents TO our
counter. or send them with 10 cents and
a 2-cent postage stamp. IL you wish them
mailed TO any address. In the latter
event, address
COUPON DEPARTMENT,
The Dispatch Company
Richmond. Va
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Property Transfers.

Richmond: cardwel & Caskie. spe-
.ial commissioners. to Ann o. German.
l6 feet on east side OF Sixth street be-
tween Louisiana and Denny. s-6l.
James NJ Leidy TO Julia A. Leidy, his
wife, one third interest in squares No.
.21 and 10 Adams Plan. In 81 feet on
Venable street northeast corner Pink,
In money loaned to John +. Harwood by
Chancery Court of Richmond, in suit of
Harwood vs.. Leidy. ct ais. and in any
other property he may be entitled to from
the estate of his mother, Mrs. Cornelia
A. Leidy. deceased. s..
Henrico: Sena Fox. sometimes called
Serene. TO Daniel Grinnan. ITO feet on
south side of Mill street near Richmond
Locomotive-W forks. 5000.
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VIII waive Examination.

BY mutual agreement between the de-
PENDANTS in the case OF the society Tor
the Prevention OF Cruelty II Animals
against the promoters OF the cock-hght
which took place at The Exposition
Grounds last Tuesday night, eNamins ton
will be waived before a magistrate this
morning. and the case will be sent on 10
the County Court.
This action has been decided upon with
a twofold purpose In view--frst. in ORDER
that those interested In he case may
have the benefit of the highest authority
10 sustain them. and further that those
who were present at the main as specta-
tors may be protected.
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WANTED,

A GOOD SLAUGHTER-HOUS MAN.
one that understands cutting fresh meats;
white or colored Apply until Monday at
2sl5 Hull street, Manchester de j-2t'
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Supreme Court of Appeals.

Collins against Sutton Submitted.
Long, trustee. vs.. Meriden Britannia
Company. No. IS. Argued by Major t.
]. Kirkpatrick for appellant and n. c.
Manson for appellees, and continued I'M
III Monday next.
The next cases to be called are: Young
W. Easley. No. ~; Smith VS. Burton
No. %; Haupt VS.. Tebault, No a.
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younr Lady Painfully burned.

Miss Sallie Wray. daughter of Mr.. A..
]. Wray. OF No $40 west Cary street,
was quite severely burned yesterday
morning She was engaged in cleaning
a pair OF silk gloves with gasoline.
having them on her hands. when the
gasoline ignited, and instantly her hands
were In flames Miss Wray ran into the
bathroom and plunged her hands and
arms into water. The flames were ex-
tinguished. but not until both hands had
been burned up TO the wrist. When the
gloves were removed the flesh came off
with them.
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HANDKERCHIEFS.

Mems All-Lnen Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs. worth loo. for 10c. each.
Mems White or COlored-i5ordered Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs. sc. each.
Children's Printed Bordered Handker-
chiefs, &c. each.
Ladies' Fancy Bordered or All-White
Handkerchiefs for &c. each.
II 1-2 and 16 2-3c. Fine. Sheer Hand
Embroidered Handkerchiefs for &C..
each
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r.,y- CLAY.STREET METHODIST

CHURCH corner Clay aud Adams streets)-
Rev. Y h. RAWLINGS. Pastor Preaching IN
DAY at ii A. NJ. and s =. N. b the pastor.
subject at night: "The Christian Hope
sunday school At 9:15 A. NJ. Ilass-meeting
TT EsDAy Night 1870 o'c.o,k- aii-week SER
vices pSEsDAY NIGHT ut O'Clock. Drvo-
tional meeting OF EDwo IN League FRIDAY
NIGHT at 3 O'Clock. All are welcome.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

Roger a. Gallets Toilet Powder, 19c.
Violet de Paine. !sc ludnuts Flnest
Extracts usually 5ec.. for PIC. an
ounce
Cut-Glass Atomizers. worth 81, for 9Sc.
Dresden Har-Brushes, worth S2.l5, for
$3.50.
Resf lie rnothhrllSheS Be. each.
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HERE ARE JEWELRY ARTICLES
EOn SPECIAL SALE TODAY.

Assorted Stick Pins. usually &C., for lie.
each. -
Sterling Finish Hat-Pins, worth l5c.,
for Sc.
Gold-Plated Rings, warranted, lancy
setting. soc. ones for l9c.
, Real Sterling Silver Manicure and En-
broidery. N.25 usually. for CSC
Sterling Silver Nail-Files, Glove Hooks,
Toothpicks etc, all zoe. sorts. for &c.
each
were made to sell al sc. for Ice. to-
daN
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snv- BROAD STREET METHODIST

CHURCH corner Of Broad and ronih streets)-
Reg w. q. STARR. ID. d., Pastor.-Snnday
school at $50 A. NJ. Preaching al IL A. NJ. and
7. NJ. by the pastor. Mo.ni1g -utject: "Ths
Mystery o. Inspiration as n Conscious Posses
sion." At nigh why Wa, the Parliament oil
Religions in Chicago Ole OF the Crimes OF the
Nineteenth Century, A cordial welcome 10 all
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gay TRINITY METHODIST EPIS-

COPAL CHURCH, SOUTH corner OF Broad aud
Twentieth stree s)-Rey. j. 4. NAsTIs, PASTOR
reaching by the pastor Of ii A. NJ. and at r.
NJ. MEDNEsDAY-NIGHT service at o'clock
Epworth League SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 4
o'clock. The regular monthly business meeting
10 be held on the FIRST FRIDAY NIGHT IN each
month. Praye and experience meeting SUNDAY
at 3 p. NJ Sunday school at 0:15 A. 81. Cordial
Welcome 10 all. T.
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A Generous GIFT.

The president Of the German-American
Ladies' Aid Association has received,
through Mrs. Joseph Stumpf, OF this
city. check for s25 from Mr.. Adolphus
Busch. OF the Anhelser- Busch Brewing
Association. The ladies' extend TO Mr..
Busch their thanks and appreciation for
this gift which will be used for the Ger
man Ladies' Hospital Ward.
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ss.s- FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH

(2I0 norm FINN stfestl-K JOSEPH u. SEA
ToS. Pastor.-Services at Ii A. VI. and 5 z VI.
Norning subject: "The coming OF Jesus. y
Evening subject: he Old Testament and
the Hiener Criticism" sunday school at 10 A.
Nj. Bible class at 1915 +. 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-05

CHURCH-Rev. WILLIAM +. HATCHER. ID. D.,
Pastor.-Servlces at the "Tabe nac!e," Grace
between Belvdere and Pine streets. sunday
school at g:I5 o'clock A. N. Preaching by the
pastor at IL o'clock A. NJ ard at s oc Ock
=. Nj. Prayer meeting WEDNESDAY NIGHT nt
o'clock. Young mems prayer-meeting FRI
DAY NIGHT AZ S cock. Young Peoples Uuion
SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 4 o'clock. IL
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reas- UNION STATION METHO-

DIST corner OF Twenty.fourth and y
streets)- Res. GEORGE c. VASDERsfIcs, ID. d..
Pastor.-ll A. NJ, "The All-seeing Eye 1880
p. nj. Noah. Daniel and job" Az morning
service public induction OF Official emoers.
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MEETINGS.

Richmond, Va. November %, 1896.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE VIRGINIA
HOT SPRINGS COMPANY, for the pur-
pose of electing directors and for the
transaction OF such other business as may
lawfully come before the meeting, will
be held at the Office Of the company. I'm
the Homestead Hotel Hot Springs. Va.
on TUESDAY, December 5. 1896. at IL NJ.
The transfer-books will be closed at 3 L.
NJ. December 2, 1896. and remain closed
until 10 A. NJ Wednesday. December 9,
1896. e. IL. WEXFORD.
no 2i-td Secretary.
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CREAM PUFFS,

PASTRY, CHOL ECLAIRS, FRUIT
Cakes, Plum Puddings. Beaten Biscuits
Marble Cakes. &C.; Chocolate and Cocoa
nut Cakes. 25c.; Cream Doughnuts. Buy
your Xmas Cafes. Raisins. Nuts. &c. at
DRINKARD' s, 1913 north Sixth street.
do S-1rs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-05

WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE.
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sey- PARK-PLACE METHODIST

EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner Pine and west
Franklin streets)-kev THOMAS y. POTTS. ID. d.,
Pastor.-Preacnng mt a. NJ, followed by
administration OF ioros Supper. At 8 p. NJ, re-
vival services conducted By Rev. W. b. HOl-
comhe. Also, every evening during the next
week. continuance OF revival.
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COME AND LOOK OVER THE
GREATEST BOOK-sTORE IN
TILE SOUTH.

We are accustomed to the way of
forcing sales by making the prices rlght'
and better than right.
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George w. Mayo. Auctioneer.
DECEIYERS, SALE
Personal PROPERTY
OF THE
RICHMOND STAR COOPERATIVE
PRINTING COMPANY.

BY virtue OF 4 decree OF the law ana
Equity Court a the city Of Richmond. IN
the suit OF Edwards and ais. vs. Tfa
Richmond Star Cooperative Printing
Company. &c. the undersigned. receivers
In said suit. will sell by public auction. 40
7l2 east Main street At 1879 A. NJ.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER p 1895
all OF the PERSONAL PROPERTY G,
said company, embracing
Type OF all kinds IN fonts, Gases. slrV,
Dashes, Rules Weather Cuts, Chase,
&C.;
Imposing Stones. Cut Leads. ola Type,
Electroplates. Tables etc.
one i2-Case Cabinet News .,.splay TYPE
one case Long Primer one pfo0f-
Press complete. one Single pOlhomas
Cabinet. rs full Job Cases, Galley TOP
with fitting Bracket full OF Display
one Double Polhemus Cabinet with "
full-size and 20 Two-Third job Cases.
&c;
Electric Motor and Fans, Iron Safe, sfaf'.
ing. Roning-Top Desks, Clocks. Stoves
and all Of the accessOries or cone
plete printing establishment.
one Hoe DOuble-Cylinder and Fs'1
Newspaper Press. 36x5i. complete with
double set Of Rollers and Fly Tables.
TERMS: Cash or on credit 10 he AN.
nounced at sale.
]. GARLAND POLLARD
JAMES W. GORDON.
de Receivers
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By Chewing and Rose.
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
No. 6 north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-05
TRUSTEE'S SALE
OF THE


Ntotrs GAINES FARM. "POWHlTE."
TttE FINEST TRUCK-FARM IN HAN
OVER COUNTY.
As substituted trustee IA a deed Of trust
of record In the Clerks Office % inc Celn
~ Court OF Hanover county, IN De.'-iesffs
q page 2i3. | will olfef FOR SAFE ~ p1''"
auction. on the premises. on
FRIDAY. DECEMBER II. lSss,
q, = o,c,ock n. NJ, tnaI MAGNETISM
TRUCK FARM called "pownlte. ioflei
~ owned by Or. ". r. Gaines. contti y,
is0 acres OF the most valuable part o, sl.
farm. upon which Is the iweiilns 49,, 49,.
ana other buildings, situated near Gainesi
Mill, Hanover county. ~ N,
TERMS: The deed requires Sasg ~.
q 90. and the residue on crecit ~ no
md Two years, but better terms wi' P'N
hahlv he ANNOUNCED ON day OF sale
peo'S " GEORGE = HAW
-~u suhstitnted TruH~>