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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-10
SPAIN AND MKINLEY.
"Threat' of Intervention by This
Country I'm Cuban Matter.

MADRID. December 9.-At a Cabinet
council to-day, the Queen Regent pre-
siding. the Premier, Senior Sagasta, out
lined the opinions of the European press
regarding President McKinley's message
to Congress, the majority of which, the
Premier said, were favorable to Spain.
He further declared that in the event
of the United States wishing 10 inter-
vene in Cuba. It would find the govern,
ment prepared to defend the rights ana
honor OF SPAIN. Ito. =. C-,,t,o
As to the military operations IN Cuba,
the Premitr Informed the Cabinet that
the results obtained were satisfactory
The Premier also said he did not attach
Importance to the attitude or certain
senator's" 49,.
The impartial says to-day that II takes
for granted that the government VIII
make the necessary preparation 10 hleet
the Intervention threatened by president
Mckinley" adding: IF the new loan
for the reorganization Of the navy Is
floated II is sure 10 succeed ami
In conclusion, the lmparcial says; me
responsibility Of the goyernment Is 'noI-
nous If IL fails to profit by Che oppor-
unity offered TO place the country. in
Dosition to defend Itself.
The ministerial Globo confirms the re-
ports that the government Is making
preparations to meet the threat Oh inter-
VentiOn"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-10
THE RISE IN WHEAT.
Excitement ut New York NOT us
Creat ms out West.

NEW YORK, December 9.-rhe sensa-
tional advance of December wheat IN
Chicago to-day was reflected locally by
net Improvement Of 1-S11 S-S cents
bushel. Speculation. while active AZ
times did not approach the excitement
renorted i'm the West as traders here
were well evened up, and too shrewd, IN
The unsettled state of the market. 70
branch out into fresh deals. Accordingly
only a scalping business was accomplish
ed save for a little foreign buying carly
i'm the day The December option sold
from 90 to 9Sat cents. and closed at Ss I-S
cents, while May closed at 9i4i cents al
Ter sales at 90 rs and 90 cents. The ad-
vance effectively checked exporters who
were only able 10 secure twenty loads.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-10
TO WORK FOR THE BUREAU.
The Chamber of Commerce Endorses
the Movement.

The Board of Directors of the Rich
mond Chamber Of Commerce held their
monthly meeting last evening at o'clock
There were present Messrs. S. w
Travers first vice-president; II. L. Cabell,
NJ: a: Chambers, r. S. Christian, Benja-
min II. Crump. ID. ). Mccarthy, w. o.
SHELTON, Charles Straus, r.. l.. Traylor
Leon Wallerstein, S. j. Crenshaw, and
Arthur Scrivenor.
Mr. III. l.. Cabell. chairman Of the Joint
Committee on Business Enterprises and
Manufactures, submitted a report of the
action Of the meeting held at the Cham
Der of Commerce on the night of the 7th
instant, in adopting the recommendation
OF his committee in relation to the es-
adjustment of a bureau of Industrial de-
velopment by the Chamber of Commerce.
and a statement of the amount pledged
at the meeting for the establishment Of
the bureau. After a discussion OF the
subject with much interest by Messrs.
Cabell. Crenshaw. Straus. Traylor
moved that the report be received, and
that the committee be empowered to con-
tinue their efforts in the direction Of the
establishment Of the bureau, and submit
their recommendations to a future meet
ing. This motion was amended by the
addition that the president be requested
TO district the city and appoint special
committees to solicit additional subscrip-
lions I'm said districts, and the motion, as
amended, was then adopted.
Mr.. James II. Gordon, chairman Of the
Committee on Insurance, submitted the
following report:
We the undersigned members of the
Committee on Insurance, 10 which COM
mittee was referred communication
from Messrs. j. III. Claiborne q Sons.
suggestion that the Chamber take the in
itiatory step looking TO the repeal by the
General Assembly of Virginia of the law
requiring deposits from nonresident in
surance companies before they are per-
mitted TO do business I'm this State. beg
leave to report that after carefully con-
siderng and bringing to our aid the views
of many citizens with whom we con-
versed on the subject. do unanimously
arrive at the conclusion that IL would be
unwise for this Chamber TO make any
move in that direction. as we are con-
WINGED that the law. as IL stands, is to
the interest of the assured In the State.
and we do not see that IL Is detrimental
to any interest in the community.
JAMES r.. GORDON. Chairman;
O HERBERT FUNSTEN,
JOHN w. GORDON.
FRANK It. SUTTON,
c. w. TANNER.
A number of communications were re-
ceived and acted upon or appropriately
referred. Mr.. William A. Price of the
American Surety COMPANY proposed by
Mr.. III. l.. Cabell. was then elected a
member Of the Chamber.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-10
~

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OAK AND WALNUT SIDEBOARDS,
FINE SILK PLUSH PARLOR SUIT,
OAK AND WALNUT EXTENSION
TABLES 6, 8. AND 10 FEED, PEARL
PICTURES. 1Sx40 MIRRORS IN HAND
FRAMES. I VERY FINE FRENCH
PLATE. BEVEL-EDGE MIRROR, 3gxiO'
IN HANDSOME FURNISHED FRAME;
HEATING AND COOKING-SrONES
sc. AT AUCTION-We will sell at our
wareroom, $40 east Broad street
THIS FRIDAY) MORNING,
December 10th. at 1890 o'clock A LARGE
CONSIGNMENT OF GOOD FUkNl-
TURE such as oak and Walnut Chamber
Suits. marble tops; Very Pretty SILK
Plush Parlor Suit, spring edges; 2 oak D.
foot and 10-foot ExtensiOn-Tables, l lO-foot
Walnut Extension-Table. Walnut and oak
Sideboards. Walnut and oak Hatracks;
Pier Mirrors. with walnut frames; line
of Beautiful Pearl Pictures, l Brussels and
/ Ingram Drugget, Oil-Cloths and Mat
tings. Wood and Cane-Seat Chairs. ONCE
Chair. Springs and Cots. Brentwood
Chairs. 9 Brocatelle Parlor Suits Marble
and Wood-TOp Centre-Tables; Very Pret-
Nv Parlor Suit, upholstered i'm silk plush
spring edges; six 1Sxi0 Mantel Mirrors,
French plate bevel edge. and FURNISHED
frames. Very Fine Parlor Mirror, 3Oxi0,
bevel edge. French plate, In hand-gtlt bur-
nshed frame: splendid line Of Heating
and Cooking-StoVes. and other usetul
Household Furniture. Sale positive Goods
must be sold. Great bargains may be eX-
pected The ladies invited TO attend the
sale. }. III. NAiIhN iNE,
de 10 Manager ana AuctlOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-10
GIVEN EIGHTEEN MONTHS.
Death Of the Oldest Telegraph Ope-
ratOr in North Carolina.

RALEIGH n. c., December 9.-(Spe-
cial )-John A. Meeder, from Warren
county. who through the mails victimized
hundreds of persons in various States,
mainly south of here. was before the
Federal Court here to-day, and was sem
fenced to eighteen months Imprisonment
and to pay 500 fine.
Colonel John ID. Cameron, who died at
Asheville to-day, was the Oldest tele-
grapher in North Carolina. He opened
the first office at Raleigh. having learned
telegraphy at Richmond. He was for
many years railway agent and operator
at Hillsboro', and later was an editor
there. at Durham, at Raleigh, and at
Asheville. For number Of terms he
was principal clerk Of the lower house Of
the LEGISLATURE.
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COLLINS STILL "NON EST"
Case of Martin EnsIey Has Again to
lie Continued.

ST. LOUIS. MO-, December 9.-The case
of Martin Ensley the prominent Ten
nesseean. under indictment on the charge
of assaulting and robbing his friend
Charles d. Collins, of 5000, at Meramec
Highlands. last spring, came up for trial
in the County Court at Clayton to-day.
The case had been set for trial NO
vember 18th, but Collins, who was the
manager of a hotel in ST. Louis. failed
to appear at that time, and the case |aS
issued an attachment for Collins, but he
mas not been located. and to-day. when
the case was called, he was not present.
Mrs. Collins, who is i'm charge or me
hotel. says she has not seen her husDahu
since the evening of November llth. 49,,
Judge Hirschel continued the case until
the next term of the court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-10
TRUSTEES SALE
Il OF THE
NEAT TWO-STORY PRAKE DWELLING
NO. 5O3 CATHERINE ST.


BY virtue Of the provisions Of n osrt,,,
deed Of trust. dated November = is4
and recorded I'm the Clerks Office m ~
Richmond Chancery Court. Deag.2oCs
$50 b. page 2SS, default having been ms
In the payment Of a certain not. tbsrs',
secured, and being required by the hol5st
of the same so 90 do. / will sell, by plbi.,
auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER Is ig
at Il. NJ. the above described ppo-
PERTY, described in said deed as III
lows: Commencing on the south sda 4,
Catharine street at a point 30 iee, fro~
its intersection with the west Nrs ri
Henry street. running thence wes's-g
on Catharine street. and fronting thn.-
20 feet, and running back between psr.ui
lines l0i feet 10 an alley IN common iii
feet wide The Improvements consist = a
neat, two-story frame dwelling In g.oi
repair. and will make a comfortable homo
or a good investment.
TERMS: Cash az 10 expenses ~ exc.
cutting this trust any taxes that may IA
due, and 10 pay note OF N.No. with
interest from December 2, 1871. balance an
terms TO be announced al sale.
c. l.. DENOON. Trustee
c. J.. & III. L. Denoon, Auctioneers de 8
BY c. L. & II. l.. Denoon.
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
s2l Main street.
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In execution of q deed OF trust from
John =. Word TO Jackson Brandt, trustee.
dated July 30, 1895. and recorded in Deed
Book 156 c, page 1856, Clerks office Of
Richmond Chancery Court, default having
been made in the payment of the note Sc
cured by said deed, and being directed by
the holder of said note, will, as substi-
tuted trustee. proceed TO sell the above
mentioned LOT at public auction, on the
premises, on
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1897
at 4 O'Clock r. NJ This lot Is described
I'm said deed as commencing lSS feet from
Harrison street, and running westwardly
along West avenue 90 feet to Boyd street.
thence southwardly between parallel lines
81 feet TO an alley 1872 feet wide.
TERMS: Enough cash TO pay cost OF
executing this trust and all taxes TO day
of sale; also, 1890 with interest thereon
from July 30. 1896. and the balance at six
and twelve months for negotiable notes
with interest added, and secured by
deed Of trust. H. SELDOM TAYLOR,
de ; Substituted Trustee.
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THE pREYFus AGITATION.
An Alleged Plot to Divert French
Attention from Events Abroad.

PARIS, December ala Patrie to-day
prints sensational statement. the sub
stance OF which is that the Dreyfus agi-
tation is the outcome of an international
plot TO divert French attention from
events abroad. adding that an interna-
tional syndicate. with this object In view,
backed by foreign gold commenced ope-
rations in Belgium and developed them
In isnrTnr nv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-10
o. MADE GARMENTS TO DE SOLD
TO-DAY.

S725 Roucles for s.; $3.50 Astrachans for
81: cloth Jackets. $3.50 from A.l5; Fine
Kersey Goats, $50, from SID; $lS
ones for SO.
CrHDREN'S Fancy Cloth. trimmed,
for .ic. were M.65: Girls Coats. $50,
from $3.50; Misses Boucle Jackets for
$50: Eiderdown zoe. Cashmere for ooc.
Ladies' Capes, 81, from 81; Plush ones
for s. from s..
$3.50 LAST SEASONS LONG FUR
CAPES for s. each.
Two this seasons Velour Capes, cost
SO for s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-10
WIFE AND CHILDREN MURDERED.
Husband and Father Away from
Home.

WESSON, MISS, December "a tele-
phone message has been received here
announcing a tragedy eighteen miles east
of this place, just across Pearl river. The
wife and children of Brown Smith were
murdered by unknown parties late yes
terday evening. while Mr.. Smith was alb
sent from home The infant child was
spared. Sheriff Thompson, of Copiah,
and McNair, of Lincoln county, have gone
10 the scene, with bloodhOunds. MI.
smith Is a son of ex-Representative
Smith, Of Simpson county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-10
For this day, as usual, all these
wares will be found each in their
We mention among them
There'll be great selling OF
FLANNEL REMNANTS

Therell be great selling Of
Flannel REMNANTS
TODAY.
Ex-Heavy Unbleached Canton Flannels,
10c. grade, for SIC.
White Domet Flannels for . 9-4c
Atwood White Flannels for S Sac.
Eiderdown ATWOOD Flannels for l5c
Rob-Roy Outing Flannels. 1Oc. grade,
for l-2c.
Aii-Wooi Red Twill Flannel. II 1-2c.
Fancy-Strpe outing, Sc. grade, &c.
Gray Twill Flannel, 1Oc yard.
BLANKETS
TO BE CLOSED OUT.
3 pairs 1O-i White Atwood Blankets.
little soiled, for s2.25; the $40 kind.
pair la Blankets. $50 grade. for $2.9S.
1874 Heavy Twill Blankets, fancy col
ored borders for $l.i5.
1O-l Lamb-Sdn Blankets, pretty colored
borders, lie.
Chintz-Covered Comforts, full size, for
25c.
Fancy Figured French Sateen Elder
down Comforts, S.4S.
Large-Size Chintz-Covered Comforts for
~ and 69c
Twill Sateen-Covered Comforts for 70
and SSc.
GLOVES.
I1QleS 4-BultOn 81 Mo GlONtS lOT DOC.
$l25 Foster Lace, in Black, SIC.
Ladies' Tan Pique. $l.25, from N.5O
Suede, Evening Shades, sizes IL to 6,
for $780, q pair
CORSETs.
3P. y. Abdominal Corsets, sizes g. 26,
and 70, were 81, for $3.50.
One lot of +. D. and l. c. Corsets. sizes
49, 10, %. %, "a, p, and Is, were $3.50
and 50, remnant price $l.5O.
The A.75 and 81 ones for 81; sizes %, "a,
% 26. and n.
81 and Sl.25 Corsets, c. BIS, Warmers
Rust Proof. and other makes, sizes
so Misses Corsets, sizes "a, 25. and 26,
for 25c.
Best Is and SOC. Corsets for SOC.
REMNANTS IN ART DEPARTMENT.
u 1-2c. Stamped Doyles size 1OxlW,
remnant price &c.
16x2l Stamped Tray Cloths new de-
signs. 19c. kind, for Sc.
2yards-long Stamped. Hemsttched Buff
fet Scarfs, 39c. value, for 19c.
39c. Tinted Table-COvers (96X36), de-
signed in newest patterns l9c.
REMNANTS OF RIBBONS.
No. 2 An-Silk Satin Ribbons. all
shades; remnant price SOc. a piece of
10 yards.
Nos. 10 and 60 All-sik New Fancy Taf-
feta Ribbons, 32c. quality, 15c. yard.
No. All-Silk Satin Ribbons, all shades,
&c. yard.
Daisy Ribbon, with Picot edge, all
shades, lie. yard.
SPECIAL LININGS REMNANT SALE.
Remnants Black Canvas, remnant price
sc. yard.
Remnants Real Herrngbone Hair
Cloth. always 25c., for 1Sc. yard.
Remnants Book Muslin, &c. yard.
Remnants Best II 1-2c. Percaline for
G 3-4c. yard.
REMNANTS OF SMALL WARES.
20 bottles Gold Paint, ready for use;
remnant price. &c. bottle.
Best Needles. 1c paper; English Pins
400 TO paper, 1-2c. paper; Borated
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AT THE JEwELRY COUNTER.

Sterling Silver Paper-Cutters. &c. each.
100 new designs in Stick-Pins. assorted
stones. real value SOC, for 25c.
l lot Side-COmbs. value 10 and II 1-2c.,
for 4c.; Rubber Hair-Pins, sc. dozen;
$50 Stick Pins. &c. each; Match-BOxes.
Ice. each; Jewel-Top Inkstands. 25c.
each: Chatelaine-W 10c. each;
] lot Safes. sc. kind, value l5c.,
for &C.: p Pearl-Handle Pens, with
solid gold finger pieces. value $3.50. for
soc. each; Ladies Watch Chains, ste--
ling mountingS u 1-2c each.
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uOUsEwARE ODDS AND ENDS.

2 Odd Decorated Lamps. that formerly
were $3.50; to-day's price, 75c. each.
odd Nickel Chating Dishes, slightly
furnished, for SOC choice-were 81 and
g.
2 Japanned Coal-Vases, slightly dented,
for 90c.. from $3.50.
2S lO-inch Bohemian Glass Vases for
10c. each-were soc.
IL odd REFINED Dish-Pans, &c. each.
IA oak Parlor Tables, usually 9Sc., for
25c. choice.
l odd iot of % and S5c. Cabinet-Size Pic
Frames for &c. each.
IL Slightly Dented Coal-HodS for &c.
choice.
odd Decorated Tin Toilet Sets, slightly
dented for soc. a set, from M.29.
IS Large Embossed Jardinieres for 25c.
choice-value Toe.
lot of CuriO Cabinet ornaments, Cream
Pitchers Toothpck Holders. Powder
Boxes, etc, for Sc. choice-all 10 ana
25c. values.
81 Hand-Painted Vases, that were 5Oc.,
for to-day Ice. choice.
Il Delft China Night-Lamps for l5c.
choce--Wcre 75c.
4 Oak and Mahogany Commodes, that
were 81. for $50.
Is Decorated Chocolate-Pots. that were
l.25. for sec.
u Decorated China Cracker-Jars that
were CSC. for 25c. choice.
! Handsome French China Fish Set,
beautifully decorated, was SO; 10
close out, $3.50.
LOT OF Carving Sets, blades TO carvers
slightly scratched. for SOC. pair
were upwards of s..
| lot of Painted Chiliren's Chairs and
Rockers for l5c. choice-were soc.
Damaged Picture Frames, l6x20, for
soc. choice.
100 colored Glass Medaliions for b..
each.
Handsome Pastel Pictures, frames
slightly damaged, TO close out at sl.l0
choice-were g.
81 odd Bisque Dolls. that were l5c., for
7c. each.
/ lot of Games. slightly damaged. were
upwards Of 81, for l5c. choice.
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MEMS FURNISHINGS.

81 silk Cravats, were priced to S2c., any
for II 1-2c.
SILK Imperial 5Oc. Scarfs Tor 29c. kld
and Dog-Skin Gloves. cost 81 TO $l.49,
choice 75c. soc Cashmere Half-Hose
for iSc $3.50 Knit Shirts for 75c. SOC.
Unlaundered Shirts for 25c.; soc. ones
(sOilcd) for Soc
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THE p0MrsTIC DEPARTMENT

Turkey-Red Prints for 1-2c.. yard.
"A Bleached Cotton Goods as good as
AndrOscoggin. for 3 l-2c. yard.
l0c. Brown Jeans. extra heavy for 3-4c.
Brown Cotton. nice quality. FOR lie.
Apron Ginghams for lc. yard.
scotch Plaid Reps. 2 3-tc. Sc. quality.
81 French Percales. 4 3-4c
Merrimack Prints, 3-4c.
~ Brown Cotton, Sac.
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ROW on A TRAIN.
One Stabbed and the Other shot I'm
the Hack.

the Back.
WINSTON, n. C.. December 9.-(Spe-
cial.) -While a farmers excursion was re-
turning from Greensboro 10 Mt. Airy last
night, Joe Hanes and Lem. lemons, both
from the last-named place, got into a row
over a pint of liquor and Hanes cut
Hemons's throat and stabbed him in the
bowels. Hanes was shot in the back by
an unknown party.
The wounded were carried to Walnut
Cove, where their injuries were dressed
by two physicians. Both are in serious
condition. As the difficulty occurred on
the train in this county. Sheriff Kapp or
dered the wounded men TO be brought
here tonight. but Hemons is not able to
be moved. The ball I'm Hanes's back has
not been located yet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-10
REAL ESTATE.

GEORGE Ii. VALENTINE,
GENERAL AUCTiONEEk
Address; Office al residence WA 60
Leigh street. SOIIC1TS all Kinds -
Court Sales. Sales az Private Resideh-'''
Stocks OF Goods. etc. 49,,
Best Of references given. SatsiacuV'
dc 5-su. wSf3t-
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AT the request OF Mr.. Rutherford. Who
mas recently purchased the adl0inng w.
perty FOR his own use. We viii Offer ihe
above mentioned HOUSE AND LOT ior
sale at public auction, on the premises "a
THURSDAY. DECEMBER H. l&l.
at O'Clock Il. NJ. This IS one OF lhe mo-t
attractive, eligibly situated, substantially
punt. and conveniently arranged fts-
dences now on the market. IL contains
IL rooms, besides bathrooms, ktchea'
ana servants rooms. all heated by -
troDe stoves and open fires, and j. sly
Plled with modern convenience, Ihe ~
fronts IS feet and runs back between
parallel lines about l59 feet 20 "a VICE.
paved alley. There Is also q large iar
story brick stable and carrlage-hoae 90
The auctioneers will take pleasure
showing these premises any time bti9S
u. NJ.
TERMS: s2,ooO cash; thine balance one.
two. three. and four years. with int'fts'
payable semi-annually. The deferred ~
ments are TO be evidenced by negoit.e
notes. and separate notes are 20 b. sAtt
Tor the interest; all secured by ly
OF trust; or the purchaser may pay "a
cash. II he desires 10 do so.
III. SELDOM TAYLOR 4 son
AND CHARLES A. ROsh.
de Q Auctlonecrs.--
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.

WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PhO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND IHH
Wendell
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days,
BY George II. Valentine, Auctioneer,
Office. 7Q4 IL east Leigh street.
A UCTION SALE OF THE
State Newspaper Plant,

consisting OF all kinds of Printing Ma
terial Tools, Machinery, Type, Cases,
Galleys, Electric Motor, Stereotyping
Outfit; also the bound files of the paper
from its foundation. Office Fixtures,
Roller-Top Desks, Remington Type
writer. Counters Glass Partitions, etc,
etc. to be sold in detail in lots TO suit
the purchaser, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10th, 1880 A. NJ.
Consisting. also, of 3-5 barrel Printers
Ink. rolls of Paper, Machinists Bench
and Tools, Work Benches, Casting
Boxes Furnaces, Mailing Machine, L
Metal Saw, l Imposing Stone, Carriage
and Cases, Stoves, Wood and Coal, 2
Wire Newspaper Filing-Cases, / Patent
Letter Filing Case. l Bicycle, l Front
Awning and Frame, and many other
miscellaneous articles used in the con-
duct OF a newspaper.
TERMS: Cash.
GEORGE II. VALENTINE,
del Auctioneer.
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TO Cure a Cold in one Dnx.

take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II it fails
10 cure. 25c The genuine has l. b. Q.
on each tablet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-10

BY G. l.. & II. J.. Denoon.
Real Estate AuctiOnocrs.
81 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-10
BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED,

TO SELL. THE GOODWILL, UNEX-
pired Lease. and Furniture in the fash
i0nable clearinghouse, lis east Franklin
street. Owing 10 i'll health, / wish TO sell
the Goodwin of my clearinghouse No.
lis east Franklin street, now paying a
handsome profit. as my books show. The
lease expires September 80. 1898. The
house Is full Of boarders, who desire to
remain. For particulars apply to Mrs.
ii. l.. SPILMAN, lis east Franklin street.
dc f0-2t
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
Il LAND
IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICO.

BY virtue Of the provisions Of a certain
deed Of trust. dated August q. lSSs and
of record In the Clerks Office Of Honrco
County Court, ] will sell. by public auc.
ton. In front of the HenricO county
courthouse, on
MONDAY. DECEMBER -. 1sE,
at 1890 o'clock L. NJ. the VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND lying and being 90 tie
county of Henrico. Va, containing forty.
the land Of Henry Cox, Jesse +. kesses,
and others.
TERMS: Cash as 20 expenses Of exc.
cutting this trust, any taxes that may b.
due and unpaid. and 10 pay a note Of &c.
with accrued interest: balance upon terms
to be announced at sale.
SAMUEL i. WADDTLL. Trustee.
c. l.. & III. H. Denoon. Auctioneers. deS
BY Sutton e CO..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-10
LINEN pAMAsKs. ETC.

2 Table Sets (soiled, $3.50 a set. from
$3.50. COlored BoTdered DOilies, for
&c. Hemstitched Linen Tray-Cloths,
l5c. 3 Dsmask Table-ClOths, $3.50,
from S25. Plaid Pillow Crash for sc.
"A yard. zoe. Table Damask for S5c.;
70 and Sc. grades for SOC; 81 1-2c.
quality for zoe. TwilleA. Cotton Towel
ling. ] 1-2c. Bleached Bath Towels. &c.
8 White Bed-Spreads (sOned), 5Oc., from
zoe SIC. Turkey-Red Damask for
~ lie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-10
MRS. FITz Is wILLIy'.
Match Between Champion and Corr
beft There fore. Expecfed.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, December 9.--It
is reported that Mrs. Fitzsimmons wife
Of the champion pugilist. said In an inter-
view here that II her husband decided TO
meet COrbett once more she would not
care TO stand In his way. Ii is now be-
lievad that a match will be arranged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-10

BY C. L. e. II. T. Denoon,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
821 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-10

BY c. l.. & II. L. Deno0n.
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers.
S2l Main street.