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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-30
ON THE APP0MATT0X
NEWS NOTES OF INTEREST FROM
THE COCKADE CITY.
Both Legs Had to he Amputated-
Her Clothing Caught Fire-A Sc
rious Fali-Feet Badly Frost-bft-
ten-Briefs.

PETERSBURG, VA. January %
Special. MIR. j. r. Williamson, who had
both legs crushed by an accident near
the Union Depot last evening. is resting
as quietly as could be expected to-day
at the Home for the Sick. Amputation
was found TO be necessary to save the
unfortunate mans life, and last night
one of the legs was taken off just above
the knee and the other just above
the ankle The operation was skilfully
performed by DR.. ii. G.. Leigh, Jr Mr..
Williamson has a wife and seven or eight
children. His foot was caught in frog
on the track in front of a rapidly APP
preaching train, and he could not extri-
cate himself in time TO prevent the ac-
cident.
Mrs sCrichton, wife OF Sergeant Will
liam Crichton, of the police corps, mar
rowly escaped serious injury by burn
ing, at her husbands residence, on Mar
ket street, this morning. She was SUI
perintending some cooking over stove,
when a portion of her dress caught fire
and blazed up The fortunate presence
and prompt efforts of her husband saved
her from serious injury. She was slight
~ burned about the head.
Lazarus Jones, a coored youth, had
a fall at his home, on Cox's alley, this
morning and fractured his right thigh
bone. He has been a cripple in that leg
since birth.
WHY HE STOLE.
A white tramp, who gives his name as
I'll, Tod mn
for stealing a shirt-waist from the front
of a store on Sycamore street. He said
he was half-famished and half-frozen,
with nowhere to look for relief, and that
he committed the theft to get into jail.
He was sent TO Jail for fifteen days.
In the Hastings Court to-day, in the
suits Of W. r. Crawford against r. A.
Harrison, and Myer Saal, for damages
for Islander. counsel for the defendants
filed their demurrer TO the declaration Of
the plaintiff. and ii was submitted with
out argument. Judge Mullen took the
matter under consideration. and will
render his decision later.
BADLY FROST BITTEN.
DR.. d. T. Rowland. of Prince George
county, whose residence was burned yes
terday morning, was i'm the city to-day.
He is badly frost-bitten about the feet.
in consequence of his exposure TO the
snow. He and his family are now living
in one of the outhouses on the place.
They suffered greatly from the intense
cold. but are rejoiced over their escape
from the flames In one of the out
houses near the burned dwelling were
stored the Doctors crop of peanuts,
which was, fortunately, saved.
Dr. Mark Peyser and bride, of Rich
mond are visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Lizzie Taylor, the sweet singer,
of Norfolk. who has been visiting friends
here left for Richmond to-day.
Rev. DIR. K. =. Kerr. of Richmond.
and Rev. j. w. Brougham, of Roanoke,
were in the city to-day.
Mr.. George 4. Thompson. one of our
most popular young men, is confined to
his home by sickness.
Ice Of the finest quality can now be OBJ
tanned throughout this section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-30

they concealed gigantic scheme OF
stock jobbery.
MIR. Powers denied that there was any
thing of the sort in the bill. and nddcd
that II there had been any wreckhg OF
the road, as suggested by the gentleman
from Massachusetts,. II had been done by
people In and around Boston. In TINS
connection be sarcastically referred 10
MFR. Barretts congressional experience,
which he compared TO that OF rose
which withered and wasted its sweetness
on a desert air. In reply. Mr.. Barrett
gave the House the history of the re-
ceive.ship Of the Central Vermont ran
road. conducted by the Supreme Court OF
that State, and extending over perion
OF thirty years which. he said. was the
most fraudulent case Of railroad wrecNins
the country had ever seen.
The report of the conferrees WAS re-
jected-1 to Island the conferrces were
instructed to insist upon the retention IN
the bin OF the House amendments, tne
principal one of which forbids me issue
OF stock except for value received
The bill making appropriations for the
Military Academy was sent 10 COME
renee. on the Senate amendments thereto.
the House conferrees being Messrs. Cur
It's (Republcan). OF New York; grimm
Republican), Of Wisconsin. ana Iyler
DemocraO. OF Virginia.
The House refused 10 take NJ bilis on
the private calendar, but for nearly an
hour continued In Committee OF the
Whole. and considered the agricultural
bill. without completing II. In the course
Of its discussion. Mr.. Hardy Republican).
OF Indiana. began speech IN FAVOR
of the acquisition Of Cuba. and being re-
fused permission 20 conclude, the fVe-
minute rule being in operation, gave no
tice that no bill should pass the House
by unanimous consent the remainder or
the session.
At 5 o'clock, the House took recess
until L. NJ. the evening session TO be
for the consideration OF private pen
sion bills.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-30
THE HILL CITY.
Funeral of Mr.. Hnmner-A bahk "e'
organization.

organization.
LYNCHBURG. VA, January D.-tope-
cial.) 1.-The remains OF Mr.. James >. nam
ner. who died Thursday In Rlchmohu'
were brought to this city on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio train this afternoon, ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs. w. u; Free
man and their sons Hammer ana aiheI
large number of friends met the re- e.
mains at the depot, and followed mem ~, "
their last resting place. In tne ,,,oyrod
rian Cemetery where they were inferred
with Masonic honors by delegation iroh'
Marshall Lodge, No. 80. 49, novo
The following delegates from here nave
been appointed to attend the refer ou, :
convention of the Young Mems Cnr,s''a an
Association OF Virginia. which meets WI III
February 24-2Sth: IL. +. Sheney' III. W.
w. Smith. Dom p. Halsey, j: Is. Greeoig'
Rev. T. NJ. McCorkle, Dr. r. a LIZ -
w. Peters. ]. w. Kinnier, Dr. Il: a. ~, Mar
field; q b. Fli lip vi Il Howard ~ j. 5.
TAYLOR, j. H. Burgess, James n. JONES,
I q Moss II. ]. Snead, +. A. krise. john
NJ Miles. Homer A. Reid. X: a. haii'
Waller Holiday. and Peter Ainsne'
DIED FROM HER INJURIES.
Sarah Rice. the colored woman VINO was
seriously hurt some weeks ago wnie vr-
gagged in quarrel win h ne. ~ her ini,I-
Samuel Vaughan, died to-day OF hel InJu-
ries Vaughan is in jail awaiting the re-
A local syndicate, of which MI James mes
r. Gillian. of the wholesale poo' a., an' b s
h l,ss' n purchased the controlling, stock IN
the National Exchange Bank. Of TINS ni cry
and to-day a reorganization LOOK pt", Of
MIR Gillian being elected PiSWsluyW W.,
,ho hank 10 succeed Colonel J. w. watts,
and and Mr.. r. ]. Hancock a director vice
MIR. George NJ. Jones.
THE REASON.
The block of stock purchased 6 by tme
syndicate was formerly held oy 'J Innes
Watts II. T. Watts. and George Nj, oo.,es,
NJ " a'' reason assigned for the retirem,en, J
Of ~ these gentlemen is that they desired i,v .e
bring to the bank the influence ct,r OF af from
pus iis., themselves several years ago
Tbs National Exchange is one Of the mos tsf
substantial banking institutions on IN the the
State and the 81 st SS1 ZONES brought a
--o1 rOupd sum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-30
NEWPORT NEWS.
. match of Tramps Jafie"-i "'
w;se-young Contest.

Wise-yOung Contest
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, January 20
(special Thirteen tramps were aiie9.es
at Point Breeze. near here, last eEe"'No
and lodged in Jail The hobos had oeei
oor,nino in a cluster of bushes, usihs
fences to keep the fires burning. nv ~,
arno,ed the people i'm the community W
continual requests for food ulil'i IN
were forced to make complaint 10 b .nS
authorities. When the men were Sc trom
only cents I'm money was taken t tnn
he Marty The city officials nave Deel,
omnotted recently by Migrants. They coillc
bnra in narties of ten and Nyelve, clalii y,
ing 10 be hunting for work pu NJ history
no work for them. Never in the hlstoI y
Of The Oldest inhabitant have so many
tramps visited this city at one time
FLOCK TO THE CITY.
Al night they flock to the city jail lo OF
Iodginp hut the jailer has been forceu ~
urn them away. as the prison II mo"
overcrowded The thirteen men VINO W.
arrested yesterday have been put 10 mTis
i'm the chain-gang, ana other N ,1tss.' O.
Who come here will be treated likewise,
as Tho authorities have determined 10 put
a stop To vagrancy mere
WISE-YOUNG CONTEST.
The taking of dispositions in the WISE
Young election contest; which was o III W.
in the Second ,s, bee Ma Concluded I
i'i Tbs british steamship lndraieilid,
which sailed from Perarth for this por'
o " nv Deeember ID has not yet arrived,
She was spoken on December 2Stn CIV VIII of
diSabIed machinery. and on the 18TH OF
this month was towed into 81 Ino haye
t'Irtber details of the vessels trip nave
henn received. She had drifted twenty
eieht DAYS without meeting another SNIP
and the provisions being nearly exh ind a.
the captain and crew. had Determines IL, 10
ahandoo her when the British steamer
rDvan from Liverpool TO Colon, hove IN
sight and took her in tow. The lndralema
ie exnected 10 arrive at this port at any
-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-30

Smiths store. suspecting that 1t was not
genuine. refused to cash II. -. ,,
Norman & Smith, suspecting Una. .,e o.,
OF the transactions were crooked, swv w.,
out a warrant for the arrest OF San .,us
terday morning. when il was found tnat
he was not the person who had passed inc
checks. 49,,
Upon a description of that person "
Mr. Splitter the police felt sure tney knew
him, and Officer Stratton arrested No' ~
Edwards at his home. near mo- ~.
Splitter. who accompanied Ohicer o''a'-
ton, identified him. x,.~
Edwards was taken before the Mayo.
this morning for examination, an,i' IT,
his guilt, and was sent to the granu jury
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-30
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT FIX.
L CELLENT Two-sToRY BR OK DWELLING
No. 1911 West Cary Street
AT AUCTION.


BY virtue of two deeds of trust 20 the
undersigned, the former dated December
s. 1893. and the latter dated December -.
1893, both recorded in the Clerks Office or
the Chancery Court OF the city Of Rich
mond, i'm Deadlock $50 &C." page 355. and
Deed Book $50 "B." page f2S. respectively.
there having been default in the payment
Of the debts secured. and at the request
of the beneficiaries, ! VIII sell by public
auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY T. 1897.
at 4:30 p. NJ, the excellent TWO-STORY
BRICK DWELLING above referred 10,
with the lot upon which II stands. 'front.'
ing IS feet and running back s0uthWardly
between parallel lines 40 feet 10 an alley.
This is "A solid and very attractive
house, containing seven or eight rooms,
and should interest persons seeking
snug home or a good investment.
TERMS. Cash sufficient 10 pay the costs
OF executing the trust. all taxes 70 day
Of sale and 10 discharge four notes. as fol-
lows one for SIS. with interest from Juno
II. 1896. two for the aggregate sum on
81 .545. with interest thereon from Dccem-
Der H. 1896. and one protest fee, and the
other for 500. with Interest from June -,
1894; and the residue upon such terms as
the grantoTs shall prescribe and direct;
or in case Of their failure 10 give such -
rection, upon equal credits of six ana
twelve months. for notes. with interest
added. and secured by a deed OF trust.
ia 30 JACKSON BRANDT. Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-30
Light-House. Beacon, and Bridge.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. January 20
The House Commerce Committee has APP
proved bills:
Appropriating $4,000 for lighthouse at
the pitch of Cape Fear river, near Will
mington, n. G..
Appropriating $1,000 for a front beacon
at the Apalachicola bay range-light
Station Florida. and
Authorizing the construction by the
Kansas City. Shreveport and Gulf Rail-
way Company of a bridge across the
Sabine river, between Louisiana and
TEXAS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-30
ADMITTED HIS GUILT.
An AlbemnrIe Young Mans Little
Gnme with Checks.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. January 20.
Especial. )--During the holidays young
man presented himself at the store OF
Norman e. Smith. made some purchases,
and presented a check Tor 50. purporting
to have been drawn by w. A. Beale. a
merchant at Rio, in favor OF Samuel
Marsh, II young man who lives at Rio.
The firm took out the amount due for
purchases and paid the balance In cash.
About two weeks later the same person
presented a similar check for s., and. as
before. endorsed 1t with the name OF
Samuel Marsh. Part OF the amount was
used in purchases. and the balance paid
over as In the former case.
Last week he brought a check for 81.
and the same transaction ensued wed
nesday another check was presented
this time purporting to be signed by II.
Ciay Niche and drawn In Marsh's favor.
Mr.. G.. r. Spitzer. a clerk In Norman AZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-30
JUDGE FEARN CRITICALLY Ill.
At His Advanced Age, 1T Is Feared
He Cannot Recover.

WASHINGTON. January 29.-The State
Department has received cable advices OF
the critical illness from double pneumonia
of Hon. Walker Fearn. of Alabama
United States Judge of the first in
stance" in the international tribupal at
Cairo. Egypt. At Judge Fearn's advanced
age. it is feared he cannot rally from the
attack.
Judge Fearn was Minister to Greece un-
der Cleveland's first administration. Du-
ring the war he, with the late Justice
Lamar, succeeded Mason and Sldell as
representatives of the Confederacy in Eu-
rome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-30
HAD DYSPEPSIA TERRIBLY.
DR.. Greene's Nervura Astonlsh-
ed Him by a Wonderful Cure.

Mr.. Barney Wilson, Champlain, n, T.,
saws 81 could not think easily, my head
felt dull and strange, and was tired and weak
alloyer. | knew my nerves were weak and
Frustrated, that had dyspepsia terribly why,
/ could scarcely eat anything from one day 10
another. | could not sleep nights, and woke
mornings feeling weak, tired and dragged out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-30
AMELIA.
County Court Give Him Three
Years.

AMELIA COURTHOUSE, VA. January
90 -(Special.) 1.-THE County Court adj
iourned this evening. after a session Of
two days. There was one case OF CON
st5orahie interest-that of the Common
wealth VS.. Richard w. Booker, charged
With a criminal assault The jury join
ed in a verdict of guilty. and ascertained
the punishment at three years in the
penitentiary.
During the trial there was an alarm
that the Jail was on fire. but, on invest-
cation II was found out that Oily
goat had gone up the steps into the nan
and knocked over a lamp. The excite
ment soon subsidized.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-30
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS BURNED.
All the Young Ladies' I'm the Build
ing Escape Inhurt.

DALLAS. TEN, January 29.-Shortiy
before midnight fire was discovered in the
basement of Patton Seminary, a board
ing-school for girls at Oak Cliff, three
miles south of this city. and in less than
an hour the building was in ruins. About
forty young ladies' were i'm the building,
but all escaped in safety. The contents
of the building, together with the per-
sonaI effects of the scholars, were con-
sumed. Total loss, $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-30

al saw the advertisement OF DR.: Greene ;
Nervura blood and nerve remedy, iprocure1
some OF the druggistat once. and before MAJ;
taken two bottles was SO much better tns'
was astonished! continued its use, ana now
am feeling as we'll and sound as ever was
in my life can truly say that bad II not oeeh
for DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy should now be /, my grave. ear
nestly recommend it 10 all who are suffering
from disease"
II constipated, use DR.. Greene's Cathartlc
Pills with the Ncryura. DIR. Greene, 80 west
l4th St., New York City, the successful physl-
clan in curing nervous and chronic diseases
can bs consulted free, personally or by letter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-30
EnpOria.

r,,pOpIA VA. January 29.--(Special.l
The failure of the Southern Building and
Loan GA ASSOCIATION. of Knoxville, Tenn nm.
calls calls TO mind the fact that several years
ago the company had several shars-
boIders here. all of whom had Withdrawn.
Mr. " T. Tillar promising young
merchant. is quite sick. orced
Mir. Thorp has not yet comme atcd
taking dispositions here in his contested
election case.
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Navy Personnel Bill.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., January %
The navy personnel bill. as agreed to by
the House subcommittee and reported TO
the full committee, contains what are re-
garded as the most desirable features OF
the several bills considered The amended
bill was made the special order for a
meeting to be held on Wednesday next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-30
FOR RENT.
RAwLEy SPRINGS VAo FOR RENT.

RAWLEY SPRINGS VA) FOR RENT.
The celebrated Rawley Springs. Rock
fngham county, Va. on the North Noun
fains. eleven and a half miles west 0f
Harrisonburg Qron Tonic ard sulphur
watcrs) is for rent. Any one wishing 70
Know terms. etc. will apply az once py
etter to ID. NJ. SWITZER, Harrison0ufs'
Va. The hotel Is furnished througaosL
Ia i3-W&Sa5w
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CITY TAXES.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NOT to NJ =
Every city tax bill for 1886 remainlt,ls ~. ~
paid will be In. the hands OF The toiitsS,s,g,.
OF Delinquent Taxes on MONDAY AiV ,'.sv
ING. February /, 1897 Once open 'o-'''
until s o'clock II. NJ. ..l.,,,,,
y. w. CUNNiNGHAM.
ia 30-lt Collector OF Ci'y i"N,S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-30

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
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-30

WHEN REAL ESTATE 10 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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THE COHEN co.
IEAHL SAIAE.

Pearl Salve has gained a reputation
worthy of the pretty name II bears for
Burns, Bruises SDrains, or Sore-Throat.
IL is most excellent. Answers the pur-
pose of a linment as well as salve.
Registered and is worthy OF confidence
Will be sold Saturday evening at the Old
Market. Seventeenth and Main streets.
f.. w. WHEATON,
Manufacturer.
IA 30-1ts Brdgeton, y. j.
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AUCTION SALE OF

TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
L DESIRABLE LOT on EAST SIDE OF
LESTER BETWEEN NICHOLSON AND
HAGUE STREETS, AND TWO FRAMD
DWELLINGS ON WEST LINE or
HIGHLAND BETWEEN NICHOLSON
AND DENNY STREETS. AND A NALu-
ABLE VACANT CORNER AT me
LIAMSBURG AVENUE AND NlChOL-
son STREET virtue OF a certain deed
Of trust 10 the undersigned bearing dato
on the 18th Of March. 1894, recorded N the
Clerks office OF Richmond Chanctfy
Court, In Deadlock Isl b. page 20, de-
fault having been made in the payment
OF the debt secured therein. and being ie-
quested by the beneficiary. | shall sell dt
public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3. 1897
commencing at O'Clock r. NJ. first. that
DESIRABLE LOT situated on east sue
of Lester between Nicholson and Hague
streets fronting Il feet l inch and rum
ming back 100 feet. Second, those Two
FRAME DWELLINGS. 3Il5 and 5AI
Highland street, containing three or fOlF
rooms each. lot "A feet 3 inches, and rum
ming back between parallel lines ~ feeti
and third. say o'clock T. NJ, that VAL
LIABLE CORNER LOT at the northwest
ern intersection OF WILLIAMSBURG avenue
and Nicholson street, fronting 50 feet on
williamsburg avenue and running Dd'N
along Nicholson street " feet
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay eN-
penses OF sale and 10 discharge the btI-
ance due on note OF Sl.loH.65. SAID paldi-Co
with. interest 10 January H. 1897. amounts
TO 81 233.9S and the residue upon sNtl
terms as will be announced at sale. II -
likely more liberal terms will be an
nounccd at sale. JAMES h. GODDlN.
ia y trustee
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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY & 1877.

in the following order. the PROPERTIES
mentioned abOyc-tO- wit.
1. At u O'Clock NJ. we will sell desirable
Store above referred 10. situated on me
west side of Eighteenth street between
Main and Franklin streets and lately oc-
cupied by =. W. O'Sullivan. deceased.
The lot fronts y feet 6 inches. and runs
back. somewhat irregularly. ~ feet. and is
particularly described in said deed. And
2. At l O'Clock =. NJ. we will sell the
excellent threc-stOry and basement dwell
ing-house No. 2ej situated on the east
side Of Eighteenth street between Broad
and Grace streets, and az present occupied
by j. II. SigniagO, Esq. with the LOT upon
it stands. fronting p feet. and running
back l22 feet to an alley in the rear -
feet wide.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay the costs
OF executing the trust and taxes 10 day or
sale, and 10 pay the sum Of sl530. a Gre
dit as to three notes for $3.50 each %
become due respectively. on the lgth
April, 18th July. and 18th October, 1876.
and ore other note for $3.50. 10 become
due on the 18th October. 1897: and the resi-
due in two equal instruments at one ana
two years, for notes. with interest added
all credit payments TO be secured by A
deed of trust. HARVEY WILSON,
V. DONATE.
ia 30 Trustees.
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c1luSdNOl " SlhS SuSh w "iN' ~
their patrons at as great a saving
as possible.
Children's Fast-BlaclI Seamless Hose,
double heel and toe. usual l5c KIND,
for sc. a pair.
usual Sc. ones. for &c. pair.
oxford Mixed Gray Half-Hose. seam
less. 1Oc. ones. for &c. pair.
lOc Kid Curriers'. &c. BUNCH. -
S-inch Rubber Dressing Combs, l5c.
ones, for SC. each.
25c. bottles French Bay Rum, &c.
Extra Size Ladies' shopping Bags, usual
69c ones, for 81 1-2c. each.
Telegram Binding usually l0c. yard
for &c. yard.
1s-inch Chenille Dot Yelling, usual 29c.
grade, for l9c.
1s-inch Chenille Dot Yelling, usual l9c.
grade for l2c a yard.
Real Rubber Hair-Pins worth 25c.
dozen. for 1c. each.
4-Button Tan, Black, and Red Dressed
Kid Gloves, usual 81 grade. for &c.
GRAY and Tan Mosquetaire Suede
Gloves $50 ones, to-day 69c. a pair.
Metal Photo. Frames, Sc. ones, for &c.
EACH
DC. Rubber Eyeglasses. Sc. pair
xtra-LOng- Waist Bust Form Corset.
usually 81. to-day 63c.
Extra-Long Waist Well-Boned Coutllle
Corsets. usual soc. corset, to-day S9c.
A complete line of Corsets. different
styles. worth $3.50, for 81 each.
HOUsEWARE BARGAINS.
Best quality Stove Griddles. sc. each.
/ 600 rolls of Imported Crepe Paper, for
making lamp shades. will be sold for
&C. each.
bohemian Blown Tumblers. six for Sc.
100 Steel Tin MIX Cans will be sold
to-day for &c. each.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
boxes of Hardwood Tooth-Picks for
1c.
ALL DAY
lO0-Piece English China Dinner Sets.
beautifully decorated advertised else
where as being worth SIS. can always
he had here AT go complete.
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NO. 2O5 NORTH EIGHTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN GRACE AND BROAr
STREETS.
BY AUCTION

In execution Of deed ofstrust 70 ths
undersigned, bearing date on the 10Th day
of October. 1895. and recorded IN the
Clerks office OF TIE Chancery Court on
the city Of Richmond. in Deadlock i55
&C., page $685. there having been default
in the payment of the debt secured. we
Will sell by public auction. on the prom-
ises resDectiyely on
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WANTED,
WANTED,

A GOOD SERVANT. APPLY
with references. at lO5 east Cary street
ia 2O-its
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WANTED.

A GOOD COOK, WASHER, AND IRON
er. Apply, with testimonials, at 2l04 cas-
Grace street ia Bolt"