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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-11
GENERAL AVERAGE FOR THE
STATE.

Condition of the hay croh ia per
cent. Condition of pastures ll5 PEI
cent; slight improvements ncted III
most of the counties, chiefly throush
clearing of bushes. Amount OF soii-
ing crops. 9S per cent. Condition o.
OATS, 102 per cent: mixed grain '9
per cent; barley, ~ per CENT
rye, 9S per cent; sweet coi II,
81 per cent; yellow corn -
per cent; potatoes. 1o4 per cent; ap-
pies. 7G per cent; plums, " per GEM
Strawberries, 10J per cent; raSPpeiiie''
100 per cent; blackberries, lof per
cent; other small fruits, SO per cent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-07-11

This will be an unusually early sale of SUNNI
we bought an extra fine line of Russell BE-
much rainy weather find at the middle OF
hand which must sell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-08
A PLAGUE OF The NIGHT.
TCHING PILES AND OTHER RECTAL
TROUBLES EASILY CURED BYA
NEW AND SAFE METHOD.
4 Remarkable Number Of Cures Made Ivy
the Pyramid Pile Cure.

About one person in every four suffers
from some form of rectal disease. Inc
most common and annoying Is itching
piles indicated by warmth. slight moist
ure and intense. uncomfortable Itching IN
the parts affected.
The usual treatment has been some SIM
pie ointment or salve which sometimes
gives temporary relief. but nothing like
permanent cure can be expected from
such superficial treatment.
The only permanent cure for itching
piles yet discovered is the Pyramid Pile
Cure. not only for itching piles, but for
every other form Of piles. blind, bleeding
or protruding The first application gives
instant relief and tho continued use for
o short time causes a permanent remov-
al OF the tumOrs or the small parasites
which cause the intense itching and dis
comfort Of itching piles.
Many physicians for q long time sup
posed that tho remarkable relief afforded
by tho Pyramid Pile Cure was because it
was supposed 10 contain cocaine. opium
or similar drugs. but such is not the case.
recent careful analysis Of the remedy
showed it to be absolutely free from any
cocaine, opium. or In fact any poisonous,
injurious drugs whatever.
For this reason the Pyramid Pile Cure
Is probably the only pile cure extensively
recommended by physicians because 1t is
so safe. so prompt in the relief afforded
and so FAR as known the only positive
cure for piles exccpet a surgical opera
ton.
Ia one year the Pyramid Pile Cure has
become the best known. the safest and
the most extensively sold of any pile cure
before the public.
Nearly al druggists now sell it at Scots
and 81 per package.
Address the Pyramid Co.. Marshall,
Mich. FOR book on cause and cure for
piles and also hundreds OF testimonials
from all parts Of the United States.
II suffering from any form of piles ask
your druggist or a package of Pyramid
Pile Cure and try 1t tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-08
ANGLO-JAPANESF ALLIANCE.
warships of the Latter Placed at the
British Commanders Disposal.

LONDON. Jan. S.-A special dispatch
from Shanghai says that japanese meet
OF three battleships. ten hrst-class crui-
sers. and numerous smaller vessels. mas
received orders practically placing It AT
the disposal Of Sir Alexander Butler
British commander I'm chief of the China
station.
This step being taken In case Russia
persists I'm ignoring he joint interests
~ England and Japan
The Berlin correspondent OF the Daily
News. saws he understands that the
peculiar form of lease Of kiaO chou was
the outcome of prolonged negotiations
between Germany ana Russia. ending in
an agreement and the mediation OF Rus
STA between China and Germany. The
correspondent says: This ,appy conclu-
sion OF Baron Won Bulows German for
oisn minister negotiations. Is the cause
OF universal satisfaction here.
The Cabinet will meet to-day. presum-
ably 10 decide about the Chinese loan.
The Standard. i'm an editorial, apparent
iy inspired. says
For thu present IL must suffice 10 say
that China has made earnest overtures
for Great Brtain's good offices and that
Lord Salisbury is giving the closest at
tention 10 the matter In its practical as
poets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-08
SET FIRE TO THE SCHOOL.
TWO BOTS USE THE TORCH TO KEEP
FROM CONFINEMEST or STUDY.
The Lynchburg Board of Trade Elects Of
fters for the Year-No Verdict In
the Shaping Case.

LYNCHBURG. VA. Jan. Especial
Two little boys, one named DrummOnd.
and the other Stone, aged respectively ten
and eleven years. Will be tried tomorrow
at Lynchs Station before Justice Turner,
on the charge Of setting fire TO a school
house. 1t is claimed that the boys be-
came weary OF attending school, ana at
tempted 40 burn the school house down as
the best means OF Riding themselves OF
the hardship. The Commonwealth VIII be
represented by MIR. William NJ. MurrelI,
while the children Will be represented ny
Mr.. John G.. Haythe.
BOARD OF TRADE.
At the annual meeting Of the Lynchburg
Board OF Trade this afternoon, q. -.
Barker was elected president, James X.
Gillian. first Vicc-pre sident W. W. Dor
min second vice president, George IL.
Gilmer, secretary, and William hurt l.
n. Adams. Jr., ". ;. Jennings, j. l.,
Williams, ID. G. Jackson, II. G. Quinn ana
W. NJ. Doyle. Executive Committee.
a resolution was unanimously auop'eo
calling on the members Of the House OF
Delegates and the State Senator from
Lynchburg 10 vote against Inc bil Oh
fered in the House 20 prevent Idliiodus
from being guarnisheed for the DEBTS OF
their employees.
THE SHAPING CASE.
The case OF Mrs l.. l.. Wood vs.. n. NJ.
Wright. on a claim for damages Ior as
SAUL ana battery. alleging mat she Wds
slapped. was given to the jury TINS after
noon but as no verdict had beth lldch-
ed at a late hour, the jury was d1JOuIh-
ed over until tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-08
ApROP0SED ATHLETIC PARK
Rev.T. j. maoKay Tells of His Tripto Dens
of Iniquity.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Jan. a
movement has been started 10 estao-
lish q park in the city. and it is ,prooaoie
thar the advance of the baseball sea-
son viii lind one OF the best equipped
parks i'm Virginia located i'm or, AZ least.
near this city. II is proposed 10 nave Il
bicycle track. This viii be riused ABOVE
the level Of the ground and ne ouit OF
boards. There will also be a diamond ana
Grounds for football contests.
Tine steamship Howard Randall side
wheeler whose home port is washington,
arrived at tine shipyard yesterday Iot d
general oyerhauins.
Rev. II j. NacKav. the new pastor OF
mo BqDtisf church. WHO has Sc, all tom
ales 10 waggiug because OF mis- nocturnal
min I'm company with eX-POliceman h.
T. Jones. when several dance mans sec
ord-rate theatres. and houses or il-tame
were visited. IS out with n card 10 tne
public. I'm which he attempts 10 JuAliiy
hls action. He says:
To Whom a. may Concern;
have read the reports regarding my
visits 10 the dives OF our city. MY acton
vas the result OF a conversation held IN
nv etidv with a Young man regarding
his souls welfare and his confession 70
mo Of tho foundations set before him and
the Young men OF our city tlled ne win
harrow as g. would have any parent ot
The city. I did visit n rev on nose ueils
IN satisfy myself that ] might speak.
knowing whereof I should sneak We
nrov INV Kingdom come" What ehar
yvo do that His Kingdom may come
'Faith without works IS dead. being
nl0ne" T did witness IN barton tI,ati
thaf which 7 pray God nv sons shall not
wit9ors-a woman with only. as 7 could
see tights on her body swing IN mid
air on trapeze or bar, placing herself
I'm every shape or form before t1e ewes
Of the young men q NUMBER OF mem
members OF the sabbath schools ~ orr
ritv. and some who are sons Of respected
and cultured families. Some ! know per-
sonal1v. Let MS know who our citizens
are wro are now receiving revenue from
tbfs giu The Judges of orr court are
mon Of the highest honor and culture an'
viii enforce the law Let the gully par
les he brought before Thorn. The best
wav TO prove to our citi'ens mat we
must have 2 new jail is 20 gather ~ these
dcns of sins.
Yours in the good work.
THOMAS j. MACKAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-08
GEN. LEE TO INTERVENE.
Az UyCOyFIRMED AND IMPROBI-
BILE RUMOR TO THAT EFFECT.
Nothing known of II in Washington and
Senior Palma Ridicuics the Report Al
though said to BE I'm the Party

HAVANA, Jan. 1T has been rumored
since yesterday that General Fitzhugn
Lee. the United states Consul .Generai'
will accompany Captain-General BianCD
when the latter takes the field. II IS
further reported that Senior Estrada fdl-
ma the delegate 10 the United states or
the Cuban insurg snts, VIII arrive mere
shortly and accompany the Capta'n-1vn-
cral and General Fiizhush Lee 10 zoe
held and that conference Win SIenerai
MaX.mo Gomez will follow. The re-
ports have caused sensation in this city
NOTHING KNOWN OF IT.
WAsHINGTON. Jan. NO Gonh mn M :
ton ~ The preceding story IS ooidinapis
I'm Washington. However. II excited
considerable interest both in ADM instr a.
tive and Spanish circles. Al me state
Department Il was said that General Lee
had gwen 10 intimatiOn Of contemplating
such q move and that no arrange menl
looking TO such intervention had been
suggested from Washington. FurtEer
than this, no Official would discuss the
matter.
Al Tie sranish legation T. was positively
asserted that no adyiCes on the subject
had been received from any quarter
Senator Davis. chairman OF the Foreign
Relations Commiiiee. saia: me sloiy,
DO not want 20 discuss IL. do not see
BOW they are going 10 get Estrada Palma
into cuba unless they declare a special
'''' SENIOR PALMA LAUGHS.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan 1T. Estrada
Palma was one OF the speakers at q large
Is attended Cuban-American meeting to-
night. called TO protest against me scheme
OF autonomy
When he saw the Havana dispatch ih1t
he was TO accompany Blanco ana Consui-
General Lee on a mission 70 Gomez. Ee
read 10 aloud and Tor some Time 10 FORM
ed a tonic OF ridlcule and merTiment IN
the meeting Palma himself asserted
that n was too absurd FOR consideration.
Actresses against autonomy were ato
made by Cuban Charge Il Auairs Ques"-
da and prominent Philadolphians.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-08
officer Matthews III.

Officer ]. w. Matthews. one Of the most
faithful. trustworthy and temperate po-
hcemen at the Third Police station. was
stricken suddenly Thursday morning
while sitting at his breakfast table. 81
mis- home. No. $40 west Clay street. with
congestion OF the brain
Drs. Blanton and Brock were called IN
To attend him. but their efforts appeared
10 do little good. for Mr.. Matthew's slow
Is sank. and at an early hour this morn
ing he was in a critical condition
Mr.. Matthews has been on the police
force nine years and has never been
direlect in his duties, serving faithfully
and well lie has been twice married.
and has Two daughters and son by his
hrst wife.
He T. popular with his Fellow officers
And with all others who knew him.
Mr. Mathews WAS on ten-days fur-
Tough. which expired last night.
The knowledge Of his serious Illness
rast a gloom over the Third Station. and
DIS comrades expressed profound sorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-08
New Orleans Races.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. The sensa-
tional Incident developed by to-dGys card
was Robert ROnners win with a couple
at small bets on at 100 TO l. Seaport and
Sligo were the only winning favOrtes
and the books recouDed themselves. The
weather was fine and the attendance fair.
Summaries:
First race-siX furlongs-Albert vale,
as to - first. Everest @ to ] and 10
s. second Miss Rowett Is TO - third.
Time. ZIG "a.
Second race-One mile-Seaport q TO -
drst Tabouret G. TO and TO - second,
Percy F.. O. 10 - third. Time. 1:i3 "a.
Third race - mile and twenty yards -
Robert Bonner geo 10 u first. Loyalty
II to / and TO II second. Anger g TO u
.hird. Time. las Ia.
Fourth race handicap thirteenth-six-
ieenths mle-Sligo. g. 10 - FIRST. Dave :.
rs to and TO - second Brother Fred
90 to ID third. Tine. 10.
Fifth race--siN furlOngs- Forbush O3 10
- first. Belle Of Memphis g 10 l ard 3
TO 81 second, Flop &c 10 - third. Time,
ii5 1-2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-08
The Miller Fund.
Commonwealth Of virginia.
second Auditors once.

Second Auditot sen
Richmond. Va. December a. L,-''
His Exceuencv. Charles 10
Governor OF Virginia ,,.,. - +bo will OF
Sir.-Under the p'DF. cor tho estate
Samuel Miller oeoeas,u,' s'',rort of
lichment ana p'i ~ -. -,ri,oinlo ON
s,bo5l on the manual-labor prime oN
n tract OF land IN the county Oh ~
marie. and the Aet l., on A "a, az, 70 give
eGec, 70 a compromise Of the litigation N
respect 20 the CONSTRUCTION i ~ and
the viii of Samuel Mlliier os1,' 800 nro'
10 establish the manual ll .s,,. i.,,s ~
vided for IN the l"sUl. -'.'' I,,t,, ~ .no
said will u is mao ,, t-.',, ~ r9-
rate account OF the fund given 5 a. 1rus'
for tho above pui p's'' ~ .,,,.,.fl,, ~,
mated the NNI'F l".' -.'" ''..,l ,..,,.,
the y 80 OF Dec'iH, 'i' ~ tf,, f,,.d
"a true ana acDHi il. 1,,.n tt.. w.
showing dlf Iln' if .Il ID" ut .,,,r+ -
ceipts and oispui i,,,l,l,1tof,,
the sam" ohi N- t. ,'.l.,,,,. ,..rf
lea by tho oath Of the second AZ Aua ,,og
is required 10 De qcuF'ien, 'I ,sor, tto
error 70 be pT ''' conv thereof
Legislature. and "I.'' ~ ,,,tffshc1
verified in NE inti.L.. .,....,,,,.,, or- ono
FOR ono month .n Two ne,",,spai,..,,o.,''iio
printed ~ inc 'o"" ~. - gicbwo,d
and The oinet iu 'llg 49,. 49,, 4 Ls,,a tho
honor 20 present Tie tolo OWING statement
ffl -c,.it AZ
Balance IN inc 9ltl'
Bank Of virginia Ne
cemher 81 lN"
brought forward from
1886 o.. .. o.. .--..........- Sl' ~
INCOME.
Receipts and disbursements on account
II the income OF the iund Tor 'n' year
1sq-:
RECElPTS-is9.
January 4.-1nterest for
six months 10 JdNu-
arv T. 1857. on SLOT
ssS a. and 4 per cent
February % 1892 D.. o.. $50 j9S %
July Ditto to July l.
1891. on ditto o. .. .... 1888 % 'i,ito 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-08
For Eullcptlcs.

rho commission on state car "a ..lp,nbiv
nc ','ninted by the General Asseiilo y,
tics, appoinite'It SESSION for the purpose OF
in9niTirg into The best manner nart % Of fne
i i care Of epileptics on the PAR in Colo
STATE. met Yesterday a dt,,re Those pres
mel Jo dra Sen senator George W keGato OF
A =, 9P%@tersbars and Hon william ,nn ascr e.
W NJ and Colonel Bigger the Ss'''
tary. "a ,,-o,ared draft OF the
Dr. p. - he submitted TO the Genera
report 10 This report was discussed al
A oy,c leneth ana it win be reported TO as
some ,V,sss alter it has been overhauied
80 some extent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-08

Tho House Committe on the CHESAPEAKE
ga is tributaries held lengthy ses-
sion seT last evening in the basement OF the
CAPITOL building with Or. CnatIes Sn'''"'
of fNStorthumberland in the chair; o =
The bin introduced by Mr. re ansse M ~,
Dld"~ discussed i'm detail. which provides
for the laying OF desisnat,ng and sur SUI.
y 10, the natural oyster be-s. rocks and
shoais in York river In the county Sa
King and Queen. The eom ,nmoyahly ,,''"'''
The larger portion OF the meeting. how
ever. was taken up by an executive ses-
sion. during which the various measures
before the committee were discussed WIN
reference to their final disposiuons
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-08
THE LEASE CASE ADJOUENED.
Tho Plant a. Reserve the Right TO Intro
duce ENidence Next Mednesday.

y
CHARLOTTE. y. G., Jan. "A spe-
cial from salisbury, \. c.. says:
No testimony was heard before Special
Master Craig IN the lease case to-day.
The attorneys for the plaintiffs had eX-
pected to examine Colonel \. Il. An
drews. first vice president Of the Southern
railway this morning. but. after consulta-
ton to-day. they agreed 10 am adjourn
ment OF the court until next wednesday,
the 18th instant. when tho plaintiffs the
Southern railway. the Central Trust Com
pany and the old Board OF Directors
OF the North Carolina railroad will con-
tinue any testimony they may nave 10
offer as to the evidence OF fraud
am informed by counsel for the
plaintiffs that IL is unlikely that they will
ofer any evidence on the 18th, but that
they appointed the day IN order that II
they desire. they may do so. All the
attorneys and witnesses AT yesterday S
hearings have returned 20 their homes.
Samuel Spencer, president of the south
ern. went North in his private car last
night.
The future of the protracted litigation
over the lease is as follows:
The sixty DAYS which the plaintiffs
have i'm which 10 offer evidence expires on
the 10th OF January. unless extended by
Judge ~imOntOn. which is unlikely. as II
is understood that the plaintiffs do not
desire am extension of time. After jan
uary 10th the defendants. Governor Rus
sell. Attorney-General Walter, and the
new Board OF Directors Of the North
Carolina road. have twenty days In which
10 offer evidence IN rebuttaL Upon the
expiration of the defendants time on
February 5th. Special Master Craig viii
send IN an the evidence adduced in his
court 10 Judge Charles IT, Simonton, or
the United states Circuit Court. who will
render his decision as 10 whether or not
there was fraud in the lease when the
contract was made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-08
IL Do Nothing

For my cold; let it wear itself out,
you say. It is more likely to wear
you out unless you make haste to
free yourself from its clutches. This
is month when a cold is mighty
power for mischief. Spare yourself
weeks of misery and danger by
prompt use of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-08

SECURITIES BELONGING TO TIL
MILLER FUND.

The following Us a statement OK the SCI
curlues belonging TO the Miller Fund 100
the custody of the Second Auditor
A registered certificate issued
under act OF February 23.
1872, bearing g per cent. in-
terest on 1868. 5S4 80 and
per cent interest ON $4,000
% January. 1909. and per
cent. interest thereafter. .SlDii ,eoS 40
Virginia registered bonds,
called In tine market Cen
tury Bonds" on account OF
running a hundred years 10
July l. 1881, bearing inter-
est at the rate OF , per cent.
per annum until July /, 1901,
and per cent. per annum 800. -,
thereafter o.. ..........-..s oooiiVV "
Richmond city ) per cent.
aryi 1907 ................. 1000 90
0f for 40 ma shares OF stock. 1900 v
Lynchburg City per cent
per annum registered bond
NOW held by II. Il. Craig
hin, attorney, Lynchburg.
Va. FOR the collection OF ina ~.
INTEREST," ..................s 90" VI"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-08
MOI 10 Hang To-Day.

Governor Tyler has been informed by
the sheriff OF Washington county OF the
arrival OF The papers setting forth the
respite OF ninety days GRANTED 70 Jvnh
JACKSON who had been convicted Of muir
her in The first degree. and who had been
reinforced TO be hanged to-day.
Jackson viii therefore have anothsr
chance ON ne, at least untli Aprn sui,
surin,. which time the Governor VIII
gamlIiarize himself with the merits OF the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-08
Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey,

the famous medicinal Stimulant.
Why it is famous you will see for
yourself when it has stopped your
cough and ended the stiffness in
your back and limbs. 1t will make
you feel like your old self and you
will not begin to cough every time
a door or window is opened near
you.
Sold by Druggists and Grocers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-08
DEATHS.

SHFLL.-Died, at the residence OF her
husband. IN Henrico county, Va, Tuck
ahoe district, Mrs WILLIE j. SHELL,
wife Of Fred. Il. Shell. in the forty-frst
year OF her age.
Funeral from Ridge church SUNDAY,
January ., 1898, $500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-08
CLAW Ward Actiyes.

The Clay Ward Actives WIN hold
meeting this evening al Belvidere HAL;
when some business OF impor,shcc WI,
he transacted. A large attendance OF
she members Is expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-08

The Coming OF Manola-Mason Next " eek
NeoL ia sFfiend ErifI."

The Coming Of Manola Mason Next Week
week in "F,iend FRITZ"
Next wednesday aud Thrrso ~ there
will come % tac Academy without
doubt tho two greatest laFor.lrs upon
the musical comedy stage
John Mason and Marion Marcia
;heir names. and their play Us "f.ifi IL
hritz." "a delightful play of phetof.l IT,
A. no time since Mason and Nan. To-
have been Joint stars have they over r-eA
ia Nner or better voice fhau ine PIP
season. and thcir present tour .n 't'.ei
Fritz" has been tnr f1aL i''e
thev have ever enjoyed. Manager AKIN
iu selecting tae company W.. ipftsi"te
Of the ORIGINAL Organization WITH oni g. e
execution. 4ls sl-lei. -fN ril .N.
f.r.ftt.N Hct afr Hi -" .N
never before was this picturesque aud
deuehtfu play go Wei equipped - st
me present season. Several i.w sSnss
B.. .i.n atcd NItf nN n $50
nonular gems having been retained. This
uiil he their farewell tour In Friend
tritz" as they are shortly 70 produce a
~, ulay az The fremont Theatre, -os-
ton.
DESERVING CONFIDENCE There rs
10 srtlcle which 30 richly deserves the
entire confidence OF the community as
browns Bronchial Troches. Ihose su:-
serinc from Asthmatic and Bronchial Dis
eases. Coughs. and Colds, should ny
them. Price % cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-08
FREQUENT OCCURRENCES

An Item Of Special Interest to Ladies'.
"I was troubled for many years with
female weakness. i took three bottles
OF Hoods ssrsaparilla and was greatly
benefited. / have also been relieved OF
dyspepsia and sick headache. had a
hard spell of the grip which left me in
a had condition. but Hoods Sarsaparilla
completely cured me. lam glad to recon-
mend Hoods to Others" MRS. MILE
MOORE, Stebbins, Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-08
STILES 40

on which an annual interest.
including dividend on the
Bank Of Kentucky stock es-
timated az $3.50. may Do
relied on amounting 10 ST.
1890, after July !, 1901, Dc 900, o..
would amount 10 ...-..--.-. t',-pi ~
The following securities beiontins 20
The fund are OF doubtful or OF no value
Shares OF stock in tho Lynch
burg and Danville Railroad ,oo, ,,
Company 600 ...t..t. t'-.t.t9 "'NN' wv
orange and Alexandra Rail-
F bonds company ..''... ''s' 1865 &C
snare Virr on stook oof no vaine1 1000 90
Shares of stock iu tl' SCUM
en Pacific Railroad COM 1900, ~.
panv (Of no value) .....-t.+. lo.'Vo w
state of indiana. wabash ana
l EI2 s -.ocS 'o ON no. yalue, 2o775 90
Richmond and YORK RIVER
Railroad company per
cent coupon bonds COZ no $4,000,
valued ........t st.ttt-- i''r
Richmond ana York River
Connluys certificate 'oi BOO ~,
NaIuo) ......-.......'-..'-' '''N
qhe farm I'm Amherst county. Va. that
.te.oneod 10 the fund has been 500 Iol
Sf5SllS Bonds agscfgailhh $3.50
r.yqLIa in one. two. and three years li"H
e.,fr.nbor 3 1854. were given Tor inc pui-
cra.e money. after ieducting cash pay
r.nI There has been received 10y lne
anna ON account Of the same 5-,ltl ph t'
1o-.nt of principal and {236.a3 on accom-
of interest
- vul bee seen by the statement o.
reeafpts ana disbursements on acc
,ount of income that there DIS IN
th. Treasury. tO the credit OF the
fnrd. i'm cash. for thc malntcnohct
and support OF the school bcceul- ,- o-
her b. 1891 ....-...+...-. '''-'f'- -F' ''
Io-9cctlully submitted.
JOSIAH RILAND. Jt.
Second Auditor and secretary ol
Inc BOARD or the Miller Manual
Labor School of Albemare
state Of virginia. city Of Richmond
+ c. Lee Moore. notary public for tho
citv aforesaid. in the state ot virginia. 90
certify that Josiah Rylanc. Jr, Second
Auditor. this day made cath 9eiore mo
tha+ the foregoing statements ore tfu,
10 the best Of his knowledge aud bciiei.
Given under my hand This 3ist day OF
G.. LEE MOORE
Notary Public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-08

Mrs. W. ". Nawter. OF HighlaSd Park,
tas returned home after n visit to her
parents. In the mountains Of Virginia.