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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-29
BRA MBI.E ron.

Key. r. y. Potts was feeling decidedly
better last night al his home. on Mar
snail and Bramhlcton avenues
II was Mr.. Clay Thomson, not Thomas.
as II read i'm these notes, Wednesday
morning. who went with Mr.. Il. c. White
ana basged some of those birds that do
not so by water down below Deep Creel,
ON Monday
Mr.. O. j. Spann. who has been sick a
long time at his home, on East Bran
Dieton avenue, has gone 10 York county
TO spend some time for his health.
Mr. Alfred II, West. well-known
druggist OF Main street. has made his
family residence At No. l25 North Reser-
voir avenue
Mr.. y. f. Wilbur, of West Tunstall
avenue, Is having him house built.
Mr. y. y. Bell contractor and builder,
is making nice job OF 1t.
Mrs. Virginia Morris Is very III at her
home. on East Brambieton avenue.
Skating ana sleighing were much en-
3oyed yesterday in this ward by those
loving the sport
Messrs. S. r. and w. d. Nye OF VIII
loushby avenue, who have been to Paw
tucket, II. L.. to attend the funeral OF
their father. Mr.. ID. u. Nyc, have re-
turned home.
Prof Bakers Great Invention" to
have been presented at kim Hall last
night for benefit OF the poor of the ward,
was postponed until Monday night, LIST
prox.. for better weather.
The Rev DR.. j. NJ. Pitcher. general
superintendent of the Virginia Baptist
Sunday School and Bible Board. will de-
liver an address before the Baptist sun
day School Association next Sunday af-
ternoon at Park Avenue Baptist church.
DR.. Pitcher is an entertaining speaker,
and will no doubt have a large audience
to hear him.
Mrs. Moses Brown has another sick
child at her home. PIT Charles street,
while her son. Willie, continues critically
III.
Miss Jennie Creekmore, who was
spending some time with her brother of
Onancock. Va. was summoned by tele-
gram last week to the bedside of her
sister, Mrs. w. w. Hall. 22G Windsor
avenue. who Is yet far from being we'll.
Rev. j. w. Order and wife, l25 Wind
scr avenue. who were feeling very feeble
Sunday, are now reported as improving.
The Sewing Circle of McKendree will
meet al the church at $3.50 this after
noon: also the Little Sunbeams" at the
same hour.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-29
Death at Captain Travcrs.
(AleXandril GnHni;cN


Captain Thomas y Travers. an old
and well known re idsnt of this city.
died nj his home on South Lee st;ect
last night. The deceased was about
the las; of the oldcn time sea captains
who sailed from this port. When young
man he became master or the brig Leni,
belonging TO the late b. H. Lambert
which traded between Alexandria and
the We: Indies. AT the outbreak of the
war he went South and was IN the Con-
federiie naval service in different capa-
cities up 20 the close of hostilities. Upon
returning home he was appointed 10 the
command Of one Of the WASHINGTON fe,-
ryhoaiS. and he subse Quentiy wa: cap
tain Of the steamship John Gibson, which
formerly piled between THIS port and
New York. Later he commanded the
steamers Lady of the Lake, Jane Mosely
and other Potomac river boats, and for
come time was in the service OF the Gov
eminent. OF late he had been in the en-
p!ny of The Washington and Norfolk
Stelmboa, Company. Captain Il AYERS
had hosts of friends. being of q jovlal
good natured disposition. and his death
Is greatly regretted. He was member
of Andrew Jack son Lodge Of Ma sons He
leaves widow and several children
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-29
Among our Cotton Wen.

Weather in the cotton belt clear and
cold.
Liverpool reported spot sales of 1900
bales. Future contracts closed quiet and
steady at one point decline
The future contract market in New
York closed quiet and steady a. 4 to :
points decline; March. 7.0i to 7.05: May.
III 10 Ills; August, 1.2G 10 7.27: sales.
1I,lG0 bales.
Future contract market in New Or
leans declined thee points; March. 6Si;
pot cotton Set1dy at for miidl:ng;
sales, i.0G0 bales.
New orleans receipts estimated at
from 1000 to 5000 bales. against 1859
bales last year, and S,9l4 in 1885.
United States port receipt: yestei day
were l3,6a3 bales. acaist l4.1Si bales in
1896 and 35;0S6 in 1870
The five leading interior towns have
received so far this week 3l.i7l bales
against 2G.GO5 bales IN 1896, and $4,000
bales in 1925.
The receipt; Of cotton a; Bombay. In
d!a, for the past week have been $4,000
bales agair!s G.. 600 bales las. year.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-29

The officers of the league for 1897 are
as follows: Mr.. Robert TAFT. present;
Rev. w. S. Lacy. ID. D.. vice president;
Mr.. j. Kreamer. secretary; Mr.. George
Il. Grow, treasurer.
Executive COmmittee-Mr. w. II. Col
Inns. Mr. 4. b. Broughton. Mr.. T. II.
Cross, Mr.. II. j. Wool, Mr. G.. Frank
Beach Rev. w. A. Slaymaker. Rev. w.
5. Lacy. ID. d.. Mr.. Robert TAFT; Mr.. J.
Krenmer. Mr.. George l.. Grow.
Mackenzie Choral Union-Mr. G.. Frank
Beach. president: Mr.. c. a. Carney. vice
president: Mr.. C. a. Fields secretary
ana treasurer; Mr.. Charles Borjes, must
cal director
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A tl:rap SUoDiy.

Norfolk. Va, Jan. -, 1897.
Editor OF The V!rginian:
For $4,000 | offer the city of Norfolk
scheme or proposition whereby they
can secure suilic.ency OF water for a
population Of l,OOO.0O0 to 100000 peup,e
al nominal outlay, thereby saving sew
e'al hundred thousand dollars without
buying farms. water rights, &C Here
!; Is: Secure the rights of the old Fitzg.b-
bon or Gordon canal to Little Creek: dig
II deeper, and use as a reservoir (Which
is over mile long), ana drain all the
water from Little Creek they need.
private property. but none for drawing
There IS a law for backing water on
Il from the property of the Stale.
Yours. &c. Il. f. WALTERS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-29

Not few who read that Mr. Robert
Rowls. Of Holland. Va, has to say be-
low, will remember their own expert
ences under like circumstances: Last
winter | had la grippe, which left me in
q low state of health. tried numerous
remedies. none of which did me any
good. until was induced to try bottle
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy The
first bottle of II so far. relieved me that
] was enabled to attend to my work, and
the second bottle effected cure For
sale at % and 80 cents n bottle by all
druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-29
ATLANTIC CITY.

Hayden's Minstrsls performed nj Lam
berts Point last night for benefit Of the
oud Fellows of that place
ReV: IL. Il. Johnson preached a SER
mon TO men only nj LcK!es Memorial
church last night
NJ. John f. Minter Is quite feeble at
TIA home of his son Mr.. ]. Frank Min
ter. at Lambert's Point.
inc effort of the Local Board to close
up Fourth street is meeting with some
objection by the people.
Mr.. Horace Munder is very sick at his
home on Avenue \
Mr.. o. =. Payne is quiet sick at his
home at Lamberts Point.
"A Very pleasing programme was rem
dercd ut tn" meeting of the Y. Z. U. of
burrows Memorial Baptist church, at
bamber;'s Point Tuesday night
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Communicated

After cordial invitation to sober work.
ingmen, made destitute by the adop,ion
OF labor-saving machinery. they are de-
MED shelter by the so-cailed religious
people that are running the Union Mis-
sion. These try to impress upon the
public that they are very benevolent to
poor unfortunate wayfarers. The peo-
pie are misled through their false rem
resentation, and one man, who had a
lodging ticket. was denied lodging and
he perfectly sober. If some Of the good
charitable Christians OF this city would
go and place themselves in poor way.
farer's condition they would find that
there Is no benevolence attached 10 this
so-cal'ei religious institution
jan2S-lt' TIMOTHY CROWLEY.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-29

Lazarus Straus e Sons against J. V
Bassett. m assumpsii; damages, $685..
{. {. Rose nberg against Jacob Haas
assumpsit dams ges, $i,0OO.
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FOR RENT.

ROOMS-rwo large rooms, furnished or
unfurnShed. with lights and heat for
rent. west of Duke street. Address &C"
Nirginlan Office. iaG-tf
FOR RENT.-ln West Freemnson street
rooms, southern exposure, n 'cely FUR
nished: gas. bath anu neat IL required
At moderate terms for gentlemen. Ad-
dress II. II u. no1O
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-29

DO Your eyes hurn. or blur? Are Won
troubled with headache? The proper
glasses. IN most cases. will afford relief,
Sec DR. Week.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-29

statesmen and collec-
tors to work in the city and country.
R pSS Co. C the So y Ghrsh straet Nar
folk, Va. ja22-lm
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-29

WANTED-Old Mahogany round front
S.dehoards with long legs round from,
Bureaus; brass flont Tenders. And .rcns.
old Sofas or Tables with brass OF wood
claw feet: Hall Clocks. Address O.
THOMAS. tn : cfiice ja2g-St
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-29

TEN0GRAPHER-Yo lady wants
pos ton; expert: four years. experience;
recently resigned an excellent position,
being unable to stand long hours can
opeia.e any make machine: details and
references Oh request Address care
NnEi ian, STENOGRAPiIE.R TVrE
WRITER. ja:7-lw
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Property Transfers.

Hubert f. Jordan eli ux 10 John II.
Jordan, property on Reservoir avenue.
deed of gift.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-29

GENTLEMAN owning an eigh-room
house near Norfolk and Western rail-
ments with nice people who would be
willing to Keep house and board party:
rent to be taken out towards room and
board. Address Z. .. Box ll2, Norfolk
ia26-Sts
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WEATHER REPORT.
forecasr ami General Conditions For
fo.dur.
Washington, d. c., Jan. 90

Washington, d. c.. Jan. 90.
( For Virginia: Fair and con-
FAIR older: westerly Winds; not so
cold Saturday.
For North Carolina: Fair;
cold
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cold.
PORT CALENDAR.

Sun rises 100 q. M: sun sets, 5:2S y.
M; hish water Cos a, III. and ESQ y.
M: low wafer. midnight ana 6:53 D. IN.
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&Ornorniinn Cn,,rt

In the Co.po alton Court yesterday
j. a. Belche: qualified as notary
public.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-29

Such weather NAV keep The
houSekeepcrS - mothers - at
home. Have YOU The neces-
Sary Cottons and Embroider-
les for the spring underwear?
Fruit OF the Loom, o4c.,
and Embroideries from &c. up.
Joseph Brown, 2lO Church
street, Norfolk.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-29

Always In season Hortina' Steam ed
Hominy Hulled Corn) Elegant lun ch
tn Milk. Quart can. 10 cents.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

LOST-Gold Snake Ring. set with too d a
monds; supposed TO have been dropped
on south side Of Main sticet, between
Bank street and Hotel GlaGs one. Lib
eral reward for return to once Atlantic
Hotel ja2g,3te
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-29

LOST-On Green, between High ard
North. two golG rings, ole ametn.st set.
one with broken SET. Finder wil be
hbcl ally rewaidLd L left at 100 County
street j.2i-.t
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f'ELP WANTED.
3 wv q NTS, soc.

Advertisements of thirty words
or less in ;His column vii, be
printed one time for Zoe. or three
orsecut!vc times tor sue, cash in
aovancc invariably. Changing
da!lv II Is TO many one of the most
interesting columns in THE VIZ
GILMAN, and thousands read it,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-29

LOST-On either Brewer, Charlotte, Butte,
CRANKY or York street. Il Lady Small
Watch, with guard and seal Attached.
Finder w!il bc suitably rowai GGd by
leaving same at office of Ml;N t.E IL CO.,
conner Randolph and Main sdoets.
in2N-2i
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-29

DETECTIVE WORK by an expert; ten
years experience: strictly continental:
best references; cvidehc. secured i'll phi
Nate lEaittIs. telmS reasonable. M.
BRADFORD. p. o. Box AZ. city. ja26-st'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-29
TRIED TO Kill THEM
Attemp 10 Put Offlcsrs Mason and SaIyer
Out oil The WaY.
DEFENDED THEMSELVES WITH PISTOLS
And Fred Johnson Got Bullet In tho
Arm = Alleged Coai Thieves Dis.
eh"rscd -finca $50 nnd costs for
Rt"tons Eonduc: Other Court
News OF iatcrest-suits Enserca.

y deliberate attempt was made on the
lives o. Policemen March and SILVER at
hlSEepu.abie mouse al Church and
NICHOLSON Streets early yesterday morn
ING The officer; had bsen called into The
house 10 eject two men whose Conduct
was very objectionable. one man was
easily put ou:, but before GIANT could
De secured he suddenly put ont the light
ana struck March 4 terrible blow on The
neck with beer bottle. AT the same
instant refrigerator was dropped down
the stairway. and Sllver m. rowIv es.
capcd being crushed beneath II. Roth
men drew their rovolvers, and opened
upon their assailant. The man. who
proved TO be Fred Johnson alias Grant.
mad MS wrist shattered by bullet ON
savers r!s'ol lie escaped but was
subsequently captured.
In the Police Court Justice Tomlln
Tired him So and costs and gave him
TWO months In ial.
Johnson was captured while on the
wound.
a VICTIM OF STRONG DRINK.
In the Police Court yesterday the pa
thetic sight of man once intellectually
Ereai ana leader among his associates
VINO, Falling victim 10 the demon of
Strong drink. had succumbed and had
neen arrested as common bcpsar. He
tod OF his SICK babe and begged so hard
10 be let off. that the Justice dismissed
the charge.
TRIED FOR RIoToUS CONDUCT.
Matthew Ryan. who was irr plIcated in
the disorder al Whites foundry, on Wa
Ter street, a few days ago. was a:raigned
~ the Police Court Yesterday on the
chlrge of attempting to strike work
man with an iron bar. He was fined
so and costs.
SENTENCE REDUCED.
Mr.. NJ NJ. Tuni: attorney ror Edmund
Buns, colored, whom Jus ice Ton,i!n
DAY morning upon the charge of stealing
a pair OF opera glasses. has secured a
rehca"!n% for his client The glasses
having been returned, the Justice re-
duced ihe sentence TO thirty days In
jail
MINOR CASES.
Edward Simmons and John Coleman,
noih colored, Ia ceny OF coal from the
Norfolk and Western railway; dismiss
ed
Joe Bright and James Bright, colored
larceny OF two barrels of LIQUOR valued
n, $40, the property of Messrs. John
Stioud and T.. a. Perry; continued 70,
1--WE day, and the prisoners ba!sd in the
sum OF $50 each, with their father. Br!s.
toe Bright, and w II. Land surety.
vii lam Cipher. sick vagrant. com.
mitted TO the jail hospital for five days.
DISCHARGED.
Edward Simmons and John Coleman
arrested by Special Policeman Bar:om
Wedncs day, charged with stealing coal
from the Norfolk and Western railway
copany, had 4 hearing in ihc Police
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-29

FOR SALE.-Thc desirable residence lot
on Coriok avenue. loot OF Bermuda ST..
fronting on Mahone's Lake Price anil
terms reasonable. Apply to c. w.
koolaee. lUsia Bermmdn ST. ama-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-29

FOR sALE.-Weil built residence on
Wood street: sold for 40 fault: 100 large
bath and all the modern convenience;
lot 2ii9xli5; a splendid opnor, for
nhyo:" wishing n nice home, with OPP
tion on two lots In rear 40 feet Xl20, on
which can lie erected three (3) nice
tenement houses For terms etc, APP
ply on premises. No. 60 Wood street.
my5-tf
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.-I have for sale on easy terms
good lawn at the growing town VI
W!nfal., y. c., IN the n. & $ Railroad.
Apply to IL. s. ELEY. 3erliley. Va.
Cvli-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-29

See DR.. Week about your eyes All
glasses prescribed are guaranteed.
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MINOR CASES.
DISCHARGED.

Edward Simmons and John Coleman
arrested by Special Policeman Barron
Wednesday, charged with stealing coal
from the Norfolk and Western railway
cnpany, had hearing in the Police
Court yesterday, and We're d!smcharged.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-29

LADIES = CICHESTER'S ENGLISH
Fennyroyal lllis diamond iirand,
are the best. Safe. Reliable. Take no
Iais "Keiief Tor Ladies" in Letter by
return mail. AT GrLgg. SITS. On chester
Chemical Co, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-29

FREE-NOSEGA i-FEl3It-Do you chew
tobacco? II 81, send nie your auuless on
II pc tai curu. ana wIil mail you sam
pie OF the improved double tnlck Nose
say free. 4 larger piece Tor the money
aud better quality thar ever. Il. Is.
WADDlLL. agent. box 20. Norfolk. Va.
jyZ2-ti
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$1,000 TO LOAN on long ;tme. IL. C.
l1OGGARlJ * co. ja1i-tf
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STATEMENT AS TO
MEMRERS' CONTRIBUTION BY
'CuURc3TJ.Ss:
No. OF Total Dues per
LEAGEE OFFICERS.

Total ..275 sl7l o5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-30
ronTUNE-TELLER GOOD LUCK.
His game Works Well, hut Gets Him
Into Troubic--Othcr Cases.

Justice John and Sergeant Thomas
were the recipients yesterday morning OF
considerable attention from Sunday sim
ners. and 50 were the sinners.
William Smith alias Jack Gee is the
fortunate man who received most or
these kind offices. and who viii receive
them longest William alias Jack Is
fortunte teller. whose magical talent Is
much more largely developed than his
propensitv TO be honest Williams tick
is a simple one but ne has TO deal WIN
simple people and his game mas been
successful There were three charges
against him-stealing an open-face watch.
s. in Uncle Sans money, ana.
30 cents. In the first two he was sent 10
iafl for six months each. and dismissed in
the third: but this was not all, for he
was invited by the Court TO give security
during the next twelve months. but TINS
invitation William did not see his way
clear TO accept and so another year was
added TO his stay at the hotel under the
hill.
William is a colored man in the broad
sense. being as black as a negro's con-
ccption Of Egyptian night. His pose as
magician was on this wise: He went
from house to house distributing good
luck wherever that scarce commonly
was desired. The first house he entered
he told the two girls who were IN TO give
him a watch or some valuable. or even
money would do. and good fortune would
flow They gave him watch winch he
wrapped up and went into another room
Presently he came back and told one or
the girls to hold her hand over a glass
OF water till he and the other girl walked
arfa
glass ready and covered it with her
hand then William and the other lass
began their march up the street. This
lass wouldn't go, however 10 the corner
quite. so the magician babe her wait
while he ran up 10 the corner and re-
turned that the wooing of the coquettish
maiden might be complete. She con-
scented TO DO this. and William hustled
off to the end of the journey at lively
pace. But this speed did not compare
with his later movements Tor Wheh ne
reached the point where his feminine
friend expected him to turn back, he
turned TO the left and got hump on
himself that would compare favorably
with that of the Flying Dutchman. This
was also the game he played for the
money. and Just the same by when a
wear ago he worked himself into jail.
one event treads upon the heels OF an
other. Walter Ford and John McCrehan
assaulted and beat Mahala Patteson, so
saws the charge but the case was con-
tinued until this morning. Yet this was
not the end, for George Patteson hunted
I'D John McCrehan with a fence rail ana
heat him over the head in way that
made him bawl. The physician had 10
take four stitches in the cash. and Justce
John sent the rail splitter on TO the
grand jury.
In the case of William Taylor (colored)'
charged with striking Frank Bolts over
the mead with a beer bottle, the accused
was fined so and costs.
Emma Thompson was charged win
being disorderly in the street, and was
fined $3.50 and costs.
The remainder of the morning was
taken up in afixing S2.5Vs opposite the
names of DRINKS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-30

died last Saturday. took place at her
late residence. No 12li east Marshall
street. at II O'Clock yesterday morning,
Rev. Mr.. Martin officiating.
The funeral OF Mr.. Andrew Jackson
Butler who died AZ his residence, No, III
south Beech street, last Saturday, took
place yesterday afternoon. Mr. Butler
was i'm the 6Sth year OF his age He was
a native of Richmond, and was a we'll
known machinist. For years ne had
been "A member OF the Pine-S.roet Bap-
tst church, OF the senior order OF Me-
chanics and OF tho Red-Mel. He served
In the Confederate army for four years.
He leaves a wife and two children
Messrs Linwood and Leslie Butler
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-30
RECEIVERS SAID
OF
STEAMBOAT JANE MOSRTPy

Under and by virtue Of a decree 81. ~.
Circuit Court, No. 2. Of Balt.no-o 'l'
the undersigned receivers Win -,n p"
PUBLIC AUCTION. AT RILEY "
WALKERS WHARF. FOOT or sr,.ee
STREET, IN THE CITY or wts,A.
INGTON. DISTRICT OF cOLUMBlt , or
TUESDAY, APRIL %. lss7
AT y O'CLOCK NOON. THE u,..
SOME STEAMBOAT JANE MDsFi III. ~
her tackle. furniture, and apDurf.r.r.i T.
as she now les at said wharf TI. 81.
steamboat Is In frst-class condition s-.
is Of the following dimensions. Oh
Length over all. III feet.
Width over all. SO feet
Engine. 4S inches diameter and II f..,
stroke. ~
Tonnage 500 62-l00 gross.
Tonnage 563 7f-l0O (neD.
Saloon. $50 feet long.
b state-rooms.
Further information may be had bv a.
plying 10 the Undersigned ~
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash. t,i
ance in six and nine months credit rsr.
ments to bear interest and be seci-e, 4.
the satisfaction OF the receivers. TO
4 deposit OF 81 90 required from -,.
chaser az time OF sale.
ISAAC s. FILBERT
HUGH SISS0N. JP
Receivers
Baltimore l1
Merryman & Pattison. Auctoneers
NH 90 Ap f1f-s.,
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THE COHEN co THE COHEN CO
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

TO MY FRIENDS AND FELLOW-CITI-
ZENS OF RICHMOND:
/ hereby announce myself a candidate
for reelection 70 the ONCE OF CITY
TREASTRER. subject TO the Democratic
urinary. In announcing myself, ! take
The opportunity TO express my apprecia-
ticn of the confidence reposed in me du-
ring. my incumbency, ana 20 pledge to
INV friends and fel w-Citizens a continued
Performance OF the duties At the Office TO
the best of my ability. and In conducting
the affairs Of the city promise 10 bring
n, bear the best business methods OF
which ] am possessed.
Soliciting a renewal of your friendship
and confidence | am, yours very respect
fully. {. II. fhlLi-lfS'
NH 2G-F. Su&TuSt