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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-26
Cf1NGMAN MEMORIAL.
CURED HEART DISEASE.
DR.. sands IS allied George Tyler, and the
Genninc .WeaTF Willie" Escaped.

PORT CHESTER. y. Y, Dec. 1.-Two
men Of Port Chester VIII remember this
Christmas eve for a long ZINC. both ar
suffering. one physically, the other men
tally Later or they viii laugh over the
affair, as other people here are Qolhe
now The men are Or. W. ). sands ~
north Main street, and Mr.. George Iy-
As Miss Sands. the Doctors daughter,
was descending the stairs this morning
she heard a ring az the door bell, ana
answered it. \ savage looking tramp
grinned at her and said Il want ~ come
in out OF the cold" Miss Sands tried 10
slam the door. but the tramp put one
foot forward and prevented this. me
young woman However. pushed the door
50 hard that the tiamp was cOInpeued 20
withdraw his foot. and she banged the
door in his face Then she ran up stairs
and told her father.
Where IS the brute?" cried the Doctor.
Indignantly, catching up his hat. III
can catch him I'll thrash him within an
inch Of his life
stairs the front door bell rang.
THE impudence. the cheek Of that
tramp shouted the Doctor. well. We II
sae.' So saying the physician opened me
front door suddenly A dark. muiiied fig
ure was standing in the semi-datkness
Of the vestibulC.
Il cane" began the munled one.
"And you gow yelled the Doctor, soiz-
ing the man by the collar and pushing
him out OF the vestibule. \ struggle
clinch. then q man went whrling down
the step DIT Sands stood above, pant
ing his eye cleaning with c1nquerQr's
10Y The man on the lawn slowly raised
his head. showing q face expressing both
pain and surprise.
Doctor" he said. wonderingly, "are
you cTazy?"
DR.. Sands fell back amazed. The look
of triumph faded from his face, ana he
cried
Tyler? Heavens What have 7 done?'
Nothing very serious, 1 hope, replied
Mr. Tyler, arising.
81 thought YOU were a tramp" explain
ed The Doctor
Thanks" SAIL Mr. Tyler. 81 saw
tramp going out Al the gate Just ne 4
came IN. Never mind. though. Doctor
You have worked "a cure. / came 10 con-
suit you about rancicd weakness Of
the heart. / guess that as / lived through
the last five minutes 1 can rest easy
about my heart
Then they shook hands.-New York
Herald.
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Wm. =. Pilzini,
Real Estate Auctionccr.
1908 Ian. street.
~ RUsTEE's SIZE

r RUsTEEs sALE
l OF ..,,.,,
DESIRABLE LOT or TnM NORTH ..,.9,
EAST CORNER OF THIK'T l"Th
AND MAIN SrttEtL., -,,>.1.
BEAUTlFUL SITE E .r2 :. ~ p wa 'a:fi'''
OVERLOOKING IhA nj IN
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust to the un-
dorsfrurd frr-foo bearing date on Aldt
l.. 1slf. and recorded iu the cloak oiI1
OF The Richmond Chancery Cos htcu-
Book 15T A naec 2Ss. default having peg
made Boo tine payment or lhi o., N, b,
secured and being required so 10 90 py
Tho holder I will sell "l pu''' '"'
Tuesday, JANUARY 3. 1s9s.
M % 1r tho urOnertV dc rlncd ln Ile
decd III frref ms follows All thst certain
PIECE or PARCEL, Of LAND, lylAs ana
heinz in the CITY of Richmond, Va coii
monc.ng at the intersectoI Oh w NJ ~ 80
line of Main street. with the east Inc or
Thirfiafh Street. running thence alQng ne
north line 0f Main street., "aHlNaI LUZ -
lot fnrnco rorthwardly aud parailei WIN
Thirtfoth street 12i tcet more OF iess
thence westwardly and parallel "lth Atdl
street. one hundred and tWenty-.WO ~.
TO VhIrtfafh street. thence along ti,e east
limo of rbirtieth street sOuthwartly one
hundred and fwenty-fUur feet, more OF
less fo The noint Of beginning. .
TERMS. Cash as 90 the cost or ihls SAG,
and anv taxes that may Zee oIe - w
limo Of -4lo and 90 MY note or N<9.''.
due November -. lelr ana crgel. -
ISqs Novrr1her - 1Sas. and May 10, iNsy'
and one note OF $3.50 due May j., Is55.
balance On such terms as may be an
''''''''' az ANDREW PIzz1NI. JR.,
de23-lit trustees
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THEIR CHRTSTM.iS PRESENT.
Window Glass Factory Employees viii BE
at work Soon.

ANDERSON. IND. Dec. E-Chrstmas
eve was observed in this city. and though
the gas belt by fires being lighted IN
almost an Of the window glass factories
and notices posted instructing the men
who have been out since last July 90 re-
port for duty on The night of the I'm or
next month.
This ends the longest strike and look
out in the history OF the windOw-glass
manufacturers IN the country Fifteen
thousand men will return 10 work al an
advance of from thirteen 70 seventeen
per cent. in their wages OF last year They
have. however. IL is estimated lost $3.50
600 by not accepting the offer Of tho
manufacturers made August 18th. which
was ! per cent. lower than what they
did gain after four months strike.
The factories are clear OF all old glass
a condition they have not experienced
since 1873. The companies began issuing
their wOrkmen advance wages last week,
and all are in position TO observe the
holidays. Most OF the workers were re-
duced 10 stringent circumstances by the
long shutdown.
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STAR COURSE ON MONDAY.
Return OF the Fayorites The Christmas
Affirmation


There is very little doubt that the at.
traotiye Association Hall tomorrow tight
vii! be entirely filled to greet the return
engagement Of the Rutgers College Clee
Club, which, on former season. won
Tor itself so warm a place in the hearts
OF the large and cultured audience then
present.
This organization is certainly not OK
oelled. If eQualed by any other college
club In the country. is one OF the most
popular features of this years pro-
gramme, and cannot fail 10 strike all
privileged listeners.
This Is the Christmas attraction and
fifth entertainment of this. the fifth. sea-
son OF these most popular series of en-
tertainmants, and 10 the music-loving will
prove easily the supreme OF ANYTHING
heretofore heard. The programme abounds
in solos. quartsttss ana glses. and repre-
sents the cream OF its sixteen years Of
existence as musical organization.
Less Tran sixty seats remain for sale
ard al DESIRING 9l'.'st-r' - IAN secure
same ~ calling al the association bulld-
ing By hiondaS noon
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Minehesfer Notes.

WINCHESTER. VA. Dec. Especial.
Judge William l. Clark. who has been
critically i'll for over a month is Gonzales
cling.
Mr.. Il. T.. Fauntleroy. son Of Hon. T..
II. FauntlerOy has announced himself as
candidate for Commemorative Attorney
for Frederick county. Mr.. Holmes Boyd,
Jr., who is now the cncumbent will be
the candidate for the office against Mr.
Fauntleroy. IL is also a probability that
Mr. John NJ Steck will also be candl-
date.
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throughout Europe and America. Bizot
used IL for the libretto of his opera, with
which this generation is more familiar
than with Merrimees original story. - he
role of Carmen has served as step
ping stone 10 fame for several great
singers, who have achieved worldwide
recognition through the great oppOrtEni-
ties OF the part, which give scope for
every human passion. The best known
operate "Carmens' are Calve. Minnie
Bauk. and De Lussan. Among dramatic
artists only two have achieved fame IN
the part; Olga Nethersole. the English
actress. and nosabel Morrison. the we'll
known young American actress, who ap-
pears at the Academy to-morrow night
Miss Morrison is particularly we'll adapt
ed for the part being pretty dark, full
OF fire. and OF graceful, lissome figure
Her production Sf the play is marked
by beautiful stage settings ana fine Ell
fects. Her company, headed by Edward
Elsner, Is strong and well balanced.
HDNSHAW AND TEN BROCK.
On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
ana Wednesday afternoon John ". Hen
shaw and May Ten Brock, with their
own company will be seen here in one
OF the most successful OF modern farce
comedies-"DOdees Trip to New York
IL has been presented in nearly every
part OF this country during the past six
months, and this season the company Is
IN better shape than ever. The story Is
q good eZe, tho complications arising
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-26
ROANOKE COUNTY COURT.
A True Bill for Murder--Lumber Thieves
Sentenced TO Jail.

SALEM. VA, Dec. 5.-Special.-Roa-
noke County Court was in session here
this week.
The grand jury have found n true bill
against Joseph Mills. indicted for the
murder of Daniel Snyder, colored. at Cave
Spring. four miles south OF Salem, sever
al months ago, while on a drunken spree.
His case has been set for trial the first
day of the next term.
Joseph Gray and Robert Jackson, both
colored were tried on the charge OF steal
ing lumber from a building OF Captain
J. {. Langhorne. They were found guilty.
the former being sentenced 20 eight
months. and the latter FIVE months in the
county jail.
Ii viii be remembered that Jackson was
shot by the Waterman while in the act
of stealing the lumber and mis- condition
for several DAYS was very nrecarious.
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DR. Evans Heirs Dissatisfied.

PARIS, Dec 25.-The will OF DR.. Thorsls
w. Evans, the American dentist which
Thomas w. Evans Museum and fnsti-
tute OF Philadelphia" probably will be
contested by relatives who are dissatis-
fed with its provisions. DR.. Evans made
thirty requests 70 members Of the fam
fly, but they aggregate only 900. the
remainder OF his property. estimated 10
be worth millions OF dollars. having been
bequeathed 10 the new museum and in
stitute
A delegation of dissatisfied heirs will
arrive at HaVre tomorrow
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By e. A. Catlln. Auctioneer'
No. 6 north Eleventh street
SALE
A DWELLING IN BARTON HEIGHTS.

BY virtue % deed Of trust, dated jan Jan
trrStoe OF record I'm the clerks office OF
Henrico County Court. Dced-BooS LOO a.
mage 2gi. default having been made pm the
pavmcnr of certain notes therein sectI ,d,
and being required so 10 DO py the
holder thereof. we will. on
MONDAY. DECEMBER =. 1877.
m 4.SO O'Clock T.. NJ. sell. on the prem
faes 10 the highest bidder. lots nineteen
30, and twenty (2O) I'm block two ~. in
lanes H. Barton's Niaduct Subdivision.
With the SIX-ROOM. TWO-STORY
DWELLING and other improvements
thereon. The lots front 80 feet on Summit
avenue and run back 100 feet 10 am alley
TERMS. The deed requires cash 10 cover
expenses Of execution Of the trust and
Sf7sO0O with interest from December
n. 1891. but more liberal Announcements
can be made. ". r. MILLER,
T.. a. CATLTN.
de1J-1Ot Substituted Trustees
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SALEM, VA. Dec. 25.-Special.-Mrs ].
J. Agnew, a very estimable lady. died
at her home on Chestnut street, Wadnes-
dev norninx al / o'clock after an Illness
OF several weeks.
The funeral services took place yester-
day from the Baptist church. conducted
forty years Of age and Is survived BY nine
children.
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BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust 10
the undersigned trustee. bearing odlr ON
October - 1891 and duly recorded 900 tne
clerks office of the Richmond Chancefy
Court, default having been made IN tne
payment OF the debt therein secured ana
being required so % do by the holder OF
the note. I will sell at public auction, on
the premises, on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER IS, 1891
az o'clock j. NJ. the property described
in the deed of trust. as follows: All that
LOT. or PARCEL, OF LAND, lying ana
being in the city OF Richmond, Va, ln
that part thereof called Bakers Addition,
fronting on the east line OF Clay or Hick-
Dry street beginning az point distant
four hundred and twenty feet from the
north line Of Baker street and running
thence northWardly along the said east
line Of Clay or Hickory street, thirty-nye
feet. and running back 20 a depth OF eigh-
ty-siX and one half feet. being a portion
of Lot G., as laid out by the executors OF
Martin Baker deceased.
TERMS. Cash as 70 the cost Of sale and
any taxes that may be due at the time
OF sale, and 10 pay the balance Of S3i6s
due on a note secured IN this deed. and
credit as % $3.50, secured In a prior deed
Of trust. duo October 20 lsJs with inter
est. notes Of $500. each payable IN and
l. months from October q. J. b. Balance
on such terms as may be announced at
the sale.
J. ALPHONSO PIZzINT.
de22-Gt Trustee.
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AZ will be seen above Manager THOMAS
O. I,eath. OF the Academy of Music. OF,
fers for Christmas week tho largest anu
strongest list OF attractions he has pre-
scented this season Co..
The company appearing in MY Friend
from India" Is the original without an
exception. and nearly all OF the original
cast Is retained with the Never Again
Company. Both comedies had long and
successful runs IN New YORK last season:
ROsABEI MORRISON IN CARMEN.
No play Of recent years has attracted
so much favorable comment as Gar
men" There Is good reason for the Ia
vOr with which II has been received,
combining as Il does all the elements that
20 10 make a great play II ~ dramdt-
ic. concise. full Of strong heart interest
and giving as u does fun scope for pic
turesque Spanish stage settings, II mis-
the eye as well as the sensibilites. Inc
original story was written BY Prosper
Merrimee, who was n member II the
French National Academy. an honor. TO
which all fTenchmen aspire. but Few
realize Tho membership is limited, 20
100. and vacancies are only declared IN
the event OF death. MeIrimec's great
story created q profound sensation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-26

WANTED. position by n frst-elass book
Keeper nj once. References given H.
a.. care Times.
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A Dividend OF Three per centum, CD.
free of tax. on frs Capital stock Of
100000. has this day been declared by the
board OF Directors Of the Virginia Trust
Company. payable on and after Mon
day. January B. 1885.
JOHN MORTON.
Secretary and Treasurer.
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NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
NE yFW RAILROdD COMMIsSION-
Frs DRAW THEIR SALARIES.
They Saw They Meant No Contempt ofthe
L. ;. Court, But They Have beon
cited to Appear Before IT,

RALEIGH. n. G.. Dec. 3.-Special.-
Messrs. Caldwell and Pearson yesterday
drew 500 each from the State treasury
the amount Of salaries from September
9th 10 December 2ith. II was on sep
TENDER 2ith that Governor Russell ap-
pointed them. They have been cited 10
appear before the United States Court.
They say they meant no contempt OF
the United States Court when they took
charge Of the Office as no paper had been
served on them notifying Them OK 'hs
writ Of error.
The Supreme Court has decided mat
the law for Imprisonment Tor noh-pdy-
ment OF taxes is unlawful, that the TAX
payer can pay at any time mp TO NoNem-
Der Goth.
CLINGMAN MEMORIAL.
Colonel W II. 5. Burgwyne, OF hender-
son. will deliver the memorial address, on
General Clingman May 10th. before the
Memorial Association.
Mr. Charles Hurst has been placed IN
charge OF the criminal insane AZ the PEN
itentiary by Dr. Kirby
The Supreme Court has decided not 10
interfere with the present state OF things
in the Railroad Commission muss. the
new men arc holding fort. They sleep
there in the Office and one relieves the
other while meals arc taken The court
decided 10 Overrule the motion 10 set aside
the writ Of error. Many compliments
are paid Judge Faircloth on the stand he
foOlx
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-26
EMPLOYMENT wANrED--Male.

CIASSWARE-Expe salesman in
this line wants place IN house or on
road Knows the business. city r'i-
erences. r. III. G.. General Delivers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-26

WANTED January ist. position hy young
man as stenocrapher and typewrltisl
p. Q. CTTLLUM, 1Ol north Lomharly
street, city.
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MR.. JOHN Z. HENsHANV.

panies on the road. There is not one of
them unknown TO the amusement world
and several have wide reputation as the
creators OF leading roles In recent popu-
lar plays. prominent among whom are
Frederic Bond. John r. Ward. John b.
Maher, Joseph Adelman Helen Reimer
Mia Allen, and May VOkes
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II RUsTEEs SAB
prerPADr.r pROpFoSTY N THAT
PART OF THE CITY OF RICH
MONT. KNOWN As FULTON.

trSst. executed Lv Susan l.. Mal-
dell and Archibald Watson AT
doll and wife dated october 2, 10 -
crded IN the clerks office Of RcnH ~, ~,
Chancery Court IN u. b. i5S &c, pASs
payment Of certain sums therein So
cured ana being 80 required by the oehc-
iciaries l will sell by Public Auction on
'' TUESDAY, JANUARY 4. 1895.
at r. NJ. the real estate described IN
said deed as follows: Beginning 81 the
southeast corner OF Denny street ana
Third street, thence extending eastward
along the south Side Of said Denny street
ninety-six feet. thence southwark one
hundred and eighty feet six inches. thence
westward ninety-siX feet TO the east
side Of said Third street, thence alons
the same nOrthward one hundred anu
seventy-fOur feet three inches 70 the
aforesaid southeast corner OF Denny
street and Third street, and place OF ne
ginning. Being now designated as No. 2)s
Denny street and being Composed OF
parts Of lots Nos. 4, ), 10, p. 80, ana % "a
the present plan Of the city OF hlCh-
mOnd" The house Is good brick 0rlld,
ing detached. containing six rooms ana
VIII make a COW enient comfortable nome
TBRNS-Cash as to expenses OF exc
cutting this trust and 20 pay a deD1 OF
one thousand dollars. with interest, az
o per cent. per annum from Septcmoei
2 1891, and rs 20 any surplus @ crealt
OF six twelve. and eighteen months
in negotiable notes bearing interest from
tho day Of sale "a o por cent 10 Do pc.
cured IN tho property by deed q tfu-t
unless the parties in interest shall ~ me
hour OF sale direct other terms Tor the
RIO. STILES. Trustee.
r. p. CHAFFIN q CO, Incorporated,
AuctiOncers.
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dividend NOTICE.

The Board Of Directors OF me Kill ~
TONfAC RAILROAD COMPANY have de-
clared a DIVIDEND OF THREE AND
hale DOLLARS PER SHARE pa tne
common stock and dividend oph5 ,S S1eS
NJ tbo companv. payable January 3, lsyo.
The transfer books will be 'losed AFTER the
10Th OF December. 1927. rntll he hth OF
January. 1898. j. .. W - ~,
dcto-fia2 Treasurer.
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= AVE YOUR MONEY III BCfil
. OF s. UIIMAN'S SONo-
" ANTED. BUYERS FOR NUMsEN $

" ANTED. BUYERS FOR NJMsEN 5
w YACHT CLUB VINEGAR. II ls On
tap AZ the following storos. II d AK
ANTEED ABSOLUTELY tRE aud
warranted finest flavor ana quahiY. ltf
a sample and you viii use no uthfr.
Dominica 4 Co. 17iO east Franklin, u. \
kasslow 1912 east Main street -. +.
Martin & Co. so west CLAY. T. g. GERS
ley Manchester r. IS. Woodson. SIKH
and Clay \ g. Helvin, M2nfnhes't1yr' y.
Smoot & Co. $40 east Marshall. W p.
Ellis ei2 west Broad street. b. p Flls.
40s west Broad. - T.. Ashton. flt east
Marshall. J. y. Sharks S1f west Broad
q r Fleming. 222 west Broad. g. p
Saunders east Broad. no2S- su we frl3t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-26

Richmond Va, Dec "a 1897.
TT The Board OF Directors Of the Mer-
/ chants National Bank OF Richmond
have this day declared their usual semi
annual dividend OF three and one-halr
per cent. on the capital stock out OF
the net earnings OF tho past six months,
PAYABLE free ~ tax 20 the stockholders
on and after January 2, l@S
j. +. GLENN
Cashier.
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DvTDEND NOTICE.
PETERSBURG RAILROAD COMPANY.

The Board Of Directors OF the Peters
burg Railroad Company have declared a
DIVIDEND OF THREE DOLLARS AND
FIFTY CENTS A SHARE on the stock
OF the company. payable on the BID DAY
or JANUARY. 1895 TO holders Of the same
OF record on the 2Oth day Of December
1897. after which day the books Of trans
Ter viii be closed until January :. ls9S
W. X. JONES
de1S-0ai Treasurer
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vlrelnIa Trust COMPANY.

RlohmOnd. va, Dec. - IHvi.
DIVIDEND OF THREE PER GIN
4 TTM. free Of tax. on Us Capital
stock OF 100000. has this day been dCc,aff-
Ell nv the Board of Directors OF The NlR-
GINA TRUST COMPANY, PAYABLE on
and after Monday January 2. los.
JOHN MORTON,
de0otd Secretary and Treasurer
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RichmOnd Va Dec. = 1917.
HE DIRECTORs Or THIS BANK
have to-day declared the regular
soml-annual dividend of 90 SIX Per Cent.
on the capital stock dree Of tax, payable
on and after January g. lses
RICHARD H. SMITH, Cashier
de2o-td
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BY r. 3. Chamn & Co. Incorporated
Req, Estate Auctioncers.
No. 1 north Tenth street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-26

Richmond. va. Dec. p, 1897.
nv lie DIRECTORS or THIS BANk
have to-day declared the usual sefni-
annual dividend Of 80 three per cent. Gree
az taxi. payable on and afttr January 3,
1907 H. A. WILLIAMS.
deo2-iarfd Cashier.
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DIssoLUIIoN s COMPREHENSIVE.
~, OTICE'OF DISSOLUTION
a

OF
PARTNERSHIP.
THO narfnorship heretofore existing be-
tween ". b.. WEST and the SURRl
fTMpER COMPANY for the logging Of
the mills Of said Company was dissolved
ON the 9TH day Of November. 1891, by the
death OF ". T. West.
As surviving partner. the Surry Lumber
Company win settle up the partnership
business All parties holding claims
against tho late partnership will present
same 10 undersigned for payment. and all
parties indebted 20 same will make pay
ment 20 undersigned.
sURRT LUMBER CO.,
Nov 80 1897. Surviving Partner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-26

7 OsT, sTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM
IL Il. L. Cersley stable In Swansboro
near Manchester Va. one large BLACK
HORSE MULE. Suitable reward for r..
turn or Information leading 20 his 70,
covery. Address ". A. CONDRY. Cl0vei
Hill. Va. de26-it
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Office of
Virginia state Insurance CO.
InI-....-..l - L.. n. lAlL

NlrgInIn State Intuflhte ~
Richmond. Va. Dec. 25, lool
~ he DIRECTORS OF THE COM
/ PANY have declared the Iegular
s ENII-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of THREE
PER CDNT. free OF taxi, payable 20 the
stockholders on and after January 2. ls5S
CHARLES X. WILLIS.
de25-1w Secretary
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RIchmond. Va. Dec. =, $50
~ HE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
have This day declared the usual
semi-annual dividend Of three per cent,
payable on and after January 3, ISIS.
de93-iO J. w. sINTON. Cashier.
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~ ARAfERS' NATIONAL BANK.
Il or SALEM VA.
Certificates in name OF g.. r. Iitzer:
No. 2252 for TWO Hundred Dollars, dated
April l9 1898.
10. 1854 for Twenty Dollars. dated April
-. 1888
No 297s for Twenty-four Dollars and
Forty Cents dated January l5, 1897.
Have been lost or stolen and warn the
public not % try and negotiate same.
no2l-3,t. &. r.. ZITZER.
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Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
Richmond, Va, Dec. -, lsJ''
n IVIDEND.
The Board Of Directors have declared n
semi-annual dividend Of four per cent
free Of taxi. payable 20 Stockholders on
and after January Sd. next. checks VIII
be mailed to Stockholders Advise the
Company OF change ~ address
W. III. MCCARTHY.
de9g-fOt Secretary.
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deity crowded together IN coioTs which
contrast.
The principal members Of the company
are John Daily Murphy, Walter Rowe
Sarah Madden, and Ina Hammer OF the
original cast. -
my FRIEND FROM INDIA
Friday evening and New Years matt
nee and evening My. Friend From In
dia." thA comedy which has made me
public Of New York, Boston. and the
largo cities laugh for two seasons, VIII
be presented at the Academy Of Music by
the original cast, known TO the theatrical
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-26
- So Bank of Yirginla-

The state Bank Of Virginia,
Richmond, Va Dec. ~ 1867.
m HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the Stockholders Of this Bank will
he held in their Banking House on WE'D
NEsDAY, January y, 1898, AZ y o'clock
NJ VIM NJ HILL.
deoe-td Cashier.