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perimenta In his FIRST experiments
the recoIi action was confined 10 the
hreeeh mechanism and the cartridge
case. the barrel remaining stationary.
But this msthod WIS not entirely sat
ssfaetory. and subsequent experiments
convinced him that It was necessary to
allow The barrel tc reooil with the
mechanism He made an apparatus
holding seven cartridges in It's maga-
Eine, all OF which he was able TO fre
In less than one second, or at the rate
OF about 500 rounds per minute This
was ths frst suecessfui gun that would
load and ere itself. Mr.. Maxim knew
the value OF his discovery. and he nov
wisely set about securing patents In
every country o, the world. and FOR
essry conceivable means OF firing ma
chine guns by powder derived from the
burning OF powder This done. he be
gan the making OF automatic guns, and
soon produced weapon. Weighing for
ty pounds and capable Of dring 2o0i
rounds In little over three minutes.
The operator sits on a seat 10 the rear
Of the gun. his head slightly protected
BY a small fietal shield. pulls the triE.
ser. and. as the gun pours forth e.
deadly hall OF bullets he swings the
barrel back and forth 80 as TO sweep
down tho rank OF al advancing foe
The llEhtness and adaptabillty o, ths
Maxim gun makes its use possible In
all departments o, the service Ia Q
mountainous country 81 can be car
ried on the backs OF mules. or. u need
be. By The men themselves II may DC
mounted on = tricycle., or placed or
~heeis drawn By horses The military
mAsts of hs;tloshlp are usually Afm-
ed With these weapons. and theft
decks are pFatected againss boarderu
by Maxini guns. stztioned where thcy
could gcs ia their deadly work to the
bss; advantage Nor a ;his gun con
hned 10 barrels Of small eaiihrs Il
ls possible % make an automatic gun
Weighing ise tons. with seventeen or
eighteen Inch bare. capable OF nrins
from two to three Ah0iA a minute Mr.
Maxim Is confident that. in the near
future the sginmAfie system viii BE-
applied 10 nc1riy al styles os firearms
such IS the terrible Weapon known AZ
the Maxim sun. prpszbly the mosi de-
atrustiye arm In existence, Armies
NiM fAil before its 10, blasts OF death.
itks grain bes7re a sickle, and the rrsh
Eho yin be called upon to face ths
flaming missiles q these guns viii
ilArrh
Into the jaws Of death.
iuto The mouth OF hell
Ia senre uTsn more terribly realistic
han did the hryo-fidsrs OF BEiaelaya
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AsSAYER AMP I|.!I! CHEMIST, emil 18th 81. St.
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Not That KInd.

A lady who advertised for girl ito
do light housework" received a letter
from an applicant. who said her health
needed sea air, and asked If the lady
would kindly inform her where the
light t.house was situated. d.-Tit-Bits.
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$50 WHEELS FOR $50.

To Introduce these wheels in all outsidc towns. We
make this uni arslleied orlcr, These whccis arc
strictly nigh grade and will be c. o. -. subject
TO approval Write u for particulars. D. A. PET
TIE 4 CO. ri Sixteenth street, Denver. Colorado
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uur, ner resllnss,

mo: my wife feels worse since she
went to see DIR. Blunt" Indeed =
yes; he told her there was little the
matter with her. and there was no rea-
son to make such fuss about it. =
Puck.
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rsreslal Le,tsrl

-.lsHAaAA - AaHN -
J ! ! J !. !: !. . . !. ! ! !. ! !. !. !. !.
- NE Of the most de-
NN structiye OF modern
~ IN engines of warfare
,IR5 10 the automatic
/ lit II gun. fnveufed by
FL NH Hiram S. Maxim.
...A and know the
kss world over Aa the
~ Maxim gun !, h
tz1So called automatic
Eftis, because all the
functions of load
.s-lsr are performed hy energy
| a Trs- the burninS powder The
A. zsas pals the trigger and
t5~s thr rest The terrible
g,aefs of thA weapon win be
rass uhsn II Is known that II
- q afins sapeihing ever
sanlautr aad can se aimed so
p5E tgEn the ranks OF an ad-
f7s rgen a. the sickle OF q
g4a losn ErSin The Eun
d, b. e5ui1audci with m.ehine
| 81 a. he Ga,lias. ths Gardner.
vsss arr Usually oPerated by
kfcfa erank turrcd ~ the hknd-
zltlc Ela had i,s origin when.
- lts aIhrr oi Hiram 5. Maxim.
fy.aE Do oruFyllis. Maine. con
IT, dsa q Eiasiar n gun 10 be
sT z1tsiaeFy- TAts Eas hafore
= q tsE rgi3liic cartridge. and
MSS itra vas 20 lead short
- q ser! Jsass each provided
a osz-aa psrrafgtaa rap and 10
Sshts :rksihsr In the fora Of a
ThrEs we're 70 h~ ,cd 10 a sia-
,i-rzl rs1 ar'd hy ihe draEinE
e a !zTsE Mr Maxim was con
nn a1ss a gun eoulA hc made
| a - fs-ltt a inmate THIS. 10
SaurEa. E5t tie inocnsion o, the
a. ggz. Hiram 5, Maxim his
th11rh a this time not IS years
r1ts srlrinEs and rsodris ot bis
~ r-a. 1uA t0os thsm 70 4 suo-
y 4, slBsn7. wAa wHa wen pleas
A. ~ raz bat toi5 tss lad fha.
~ axe 4 srcas deal as n1oaey TO
s,t Thg us0zsy hlz fAshes tsi
sss liirasl. however. uith the
rs; Ii a ETea; inyentor. knsS be
sa4 = 4 raluasie ideS. and con
~ inysslEEu0a- lie made iTa-
'as-il snd tflsd 70 interest those
s1s garsy 10 the Invention. but
sli SsadsS Nos ezxse The civil
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Denver Directory.
HARM ESS.

Tho best $50 dou-
Bile Concord Har-
ness in Colorado
for x1S. With
preceding. $40; SIS
double team har-
ness. with b.eech-
ing. SIC: sos steel
horn stock snddie
for H5. SIS single
buggy harness. for
$3.50. Do not 20
deceived by worth
less limitations but
order direct from
Us and get the
lowest wholesals
prirea. Catalogues
FRED MUELLER,
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DEADLY MAXIM.
= erx HuNoRED SHOTS IN
b. SPACE OF A MINUTE

:. u,, nrsan The wszpnn IL
:, .anisifstiax Armhss-saE-
ts. K,er OF /. naskst--No
ga wiiartasd H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-15
JUDGE WADDILL SUSTAINED.
Sentence to BE Carried Out.
Repository of bankrupt Funds.

Judge Waddill received a telegram from
District-Attorney White yesterday after
noon. announcing that the United States
Supreme Court was unanimous in up
holding his decision in the Andersen case.
The prisoner, who had been convicted
of murder on the high seas. applied for a
writ of habeas corpus. which Judge Wad-
dill refused. Andersens attorneys took
an appeal to the Supreme Court, and the
verdict of that distinguished body sus-
tain Judge WaddilPs ruling.
Andersen will, therefore, be hung, I'M
less the President commutes the SEN
tence or grants a pardon.
Judge Waddill has designated the
Planters National Bank as the reposi-
tory for funds Of bankrupt estates. Bond
was given in the sum of $4,000, with the
Virginia Trust Company as security.
Mr.. c. z. Cardwell qualified as referee
under the bankruptcy act for District
No. 5, embracing Hanover, Caroline, King
William, and New Kent counties. He
gave bond in the sum Of 5000, with his
father, r. II. Cardwell, and his brother,
Mr.. w. D. Cardwell, as sureties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-15
THE COHEN co. THE COHEN CO

fees at Graham and Broad streets be
rented. giving as his principal reason that
Christmas was near at hand, and 1t was
necessary for the force to be on Broad
street. where its services were most Of
ten needed.
Captain Hulce was authorized to have
two cheap wooden cells constructed in
the new quarters, where prisoners
charged with minor offences will be con-
fined. Others will be taken to the Second
Station.
OTHER COUNCIL NEWS.
Messrs. West, Teefey, and CARRIER, or
the Committee on Elections, met M the
City Hall at o'clock last night and or
dered the bills of the recent congressional
election paid, to the amount of I,2i966
Exception was taken to the bill of the
Everett Waddey Company for stationery.
amounting TO $179. Mr.. Waddey will
appear before the committee and explain
the disputed items at a meeting to be
called by the chairman at an early date.
Messrs. Drewry, Hobson, and Gunst, a
subcommittee of the Committee on Re-
lief of the Poor, met last evening in the
CITY Hall to formulate rules for the gov
eminent of the ambulance. The commit
tee adjourned without taking any definite
action, further than to decide 10 refer
the matter to the next regular meeting
of the full body.
The Board of Aldermen will meet at 8
o'clock tonight. Little remains TO be
done except to traverse the ground made
plain by the Council last week.
The track-removal question will be con-
sidered by the lower branch first.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-15
Pound Party at the Baptist Home,

The usual pound party" for the bene-
fit O, the Baptist Home for Aged Women
will be held on ThanksgiyingDay, the
2lth of this month.
The ladies of the Board OF Managers
beg that the public generally will be in
terested, and respond literally TO this de-
serving cause, and that Baptists, espe-
clally. will do all in their power to render
comfortable the declining years of these
aged ladies, of whom they have under
taken the care. Committees have been
appointed In all the Baptist churchea
and will be on hand 10 receive any dona-
tons that generous friends will contri-
butte. Notices will be read from the pull
pits, giving the hour at which the various
church committees will be in place. IL
not convenient to send 10 any church.
the matron WILL of course, gladly receive
anything sent to the home, corner Grove
avenue and Harvie streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-15
PETER S9URG.
Deaths - Marriages Railroad Mat
ters-perSOnal.


PETERSBURG, VA, November IA
Special 1.-The large frame building on
Harrison street, for many years occupied
as house of worship by colored people.
and still owned by the congregation
of the HarrisonStreet (coloredD Baptist
church, was destroyed by fire about s
o'clock Sunday morning. The building
had been vacant and unused for a num-
Der of years, and the fire was, therefore,
of incendiary origin. There was an in
surance OF only 500 on the property.
This was one of the oldest of the colored
church buildings in the city. having been
erected a long while anterior to the war.
The ground on which 1t was built was
given by the late Robert Boiling to ne
held as long as used for church purpos IS.
In recent years the building has been the
scene Of numerous political gatherings
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
Mrs Mary Ann Wells, a respected
elderly lady residing in the western sec
ton of the city, was found In an un-
conscious condition on Dunlop street as.
evening 1t is thought she was pros
trated by an attack OF vertigo. She was
taken home by her friends.
Mrs L. A. Budd, who for many years
resided in and near this city. died yes
terday at her home, In Mount Holly, n.
j., at an advanced age. She had besn
III for some time. Mrs. Budd was lazy
of lovely Christian character. possessing
graces OF heart and mind that greatly
endeared her to host OF friends. She
was the mother OF DR.. $. w. Budd. a
distinguished physician OF this city. snd
six of her grandchildren reside here.
Mr.. T. r. Griffith. proprietor of the
Crater" farm, In Prince George county.
will wed In this city Wednesday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-15
DISPUTE AS TO BOND.
MIR. ELMoRE AND THE POLICE COM
MIrTEE FAIL To AGREE.
STBIIOK-ROUSE ON BROAD STREET.
nh. Offices of the Traction Company
Lensed Until the New b"iioins
Election Bills to BE Paid
Aldermen Meet Tonight.

MI oo,rcp Committee on Police is at
rross nurooses with the contractor-elect
NJ the Third District station-house' Inc
bons of contention is the BOND requi'eu
with the endorsement of trust COM
pany IA
Mr. r. o. Elmore. the successful pid-
der saws that he did not understand that
.,t. l,nd of security would be required
otherwise he would not have entered the
contest. Such a bond as the committee
requires would cost perhaps $50, ana the
contractor thinks 1t would take too much
from the small profit that II is possible u
realize out of the contract.
There was a good deal OF argument
and effort at explanation at meeting OIL
the committee yesterday morning, nut 1.
awaited little, as the minutes OF the iast
meeting showed that the stipulation TO-
q trust company as security hao peon
included In the motion wnicn aWaiueo
the contract TO Mr.. Gilmore. III was ue-
cided 20 postpone the further coisioeia
ton Of the subject until speclal me-.
ing on Thursday afternoon at 4:So O'CLOCK
RENT THE TRACTION OFFICES.
II has been decided that the onices own
ed by the Richmond Traction '-ompshy
at Graham and Broad street shah Dc
rented by the department as temporary
station-house for the Third District. The
rental OF these premises has been liked at
SIS a month. and the police VIII remain
there until their new quarters are ready
probably about February LIST.
The change is being made at the sug-
gestion OF Captain Hulce, who told the
committee that the repairs going on at
the Brook-avenue house had left him no
place 10 transact his business. The whole
place. he said, was In disorder. and his
clothes. records. ink. and every possession
were being ruined by dust.
IL has been the intention OF rhe COM
mittee 10 quarter the Third District in
the colored arrnory. about four squares
north OF the present station, pending the
erection OF their new house at Smith ard
Marshall streets. Captain Hulce. however.
pointed out that this place would not only
De far out Of the way. but that the col
ored troops might return. and two moves
would have 10 DO made.
Mr.. Shea made the motion that toe Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-15
TILE VALENTINE MusEuM.

THE VALENTINE MUSEUM WILL BE
formally opened NOVEMBER 2lst. AS
the limited capacity of the building does
not admit of a general invitation being
extended TO the public on this occasion,
tickets OF admission for the opening week
have been placed at the following stores
for free distribution. The tickets are good
only for the dates and hours printed on
them. No children under Is years OF age
will be admitted. Sticks and umbrellas.
for the care of which a fee will be
charged must be left at the door.
Apply al George NJ. West az Co.'S, r. II.
NJ Harrison. G.. Watt Taylor. NJ. Bill
Seay, A. G. Briggs. George W. Latimer,
Fulton Reading Room. no l5-lw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-15
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Thomas Jackson to p. II.
Curtis. stock of goods. fixtures furniture,
lunch-counter, &c. at Nos. 720 and 722
east Cary street, $500.
G.. Carlton Jackson, executor and trus-
tee. to Lucille Chambers, 30 feet on north
side Cary street. SO feet east Of Jefferson.
5000
a. Oppenheimer and wife to Emanuel
Raab lot on south side Main street be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth (No.
1870. $1,000
.Henrico: Christian S. Larsen and wife
TO James II. Cline, 30 feet on north side
State street, 100 feet west of Erin, 81 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-15
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED,

BY A MIDDLE-AGED MAN, WORK CT
some kind. Willing to instruct children
in French If desired. ISAAC TORT ~ i,
care Disnatch. no 15-ltS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-15
mrSs,yG PLATED UNDERWEAR.

, MUysJyG PLATED UNDERWEAR.
has won the heart of all Richmond
Marvels of comfort. reliability, perfec-
ton of TT, unshrinkable. and at less price
than you could buy the ordinary for In
, other stores. We could sell three times
the quantity IL the maker could deliver
them fast enough. Plenty for to-day
again. Ladies' and children's.
Worsted Plated Vests and Pants. for
ladies' Natural or White, l5c
Wool Plated Vests and Pants. Tor
ladies' Natural or White.
Light-Weight Wool Plated Vests and
Worsted Plated Union Suits. for ladies.
sI.75.
Wool Plated Union Suits for $3.50;
Misses, Boys, and Children's Plated
Union Suits, any size, Zoe.
Misses and Children's Wool Plated
Union Suits 81.
Children's. Misses. and Boys Vests and
Pants. wool plated. Natural or White.
70 and csc. garment.
COHEN's SALE OF BLACK DRESS
GOODS
Is most surprising. Sample them else
where and compare here, that's the way
to find out how much saving we count
FOR you.
Heavy Black Basket Weave Muscoveine
Cloth heavy 5000 sooG-w af W nard
is here for 69c. yard.
Atwood 54-inch Black Granite Cheviot,
regular suiting for tailor-made suits,
usual 1873 kind; for Zoe; yard YARD no,,,.
Twisted Black Storm Serge, pure wool,
and wide, double-width, regular DOC.
lOeinch Fancy Brocaded Black Bril-
ljantine. elegant black fabric, cost the
maker Csc yard, is here for 12l2c. yard.
All-Wool 36-inch Black Trafalgar Cloth'
an excellent wearer, and most sulta-
BILE fabric for separate skirts or oressy
costumes, a regular 4Sc. value, for 25c.
10 different STYLES of Atwood Brocaded
Jacquards. imported to sell for 59c.;
here for 39c. yard.
THE COLORED DRESS GOODS
ARE FILLED WITH POEsY, BUT THE
PRICE GUIDE LEADS TO PRO-
sAIC WONDERS.
These few as instance:
1k-yard-wide Atwood Tailor Cloth
Homespun. costing 81 yard, for 3Sc.
Sateen Berber Matelasse, and Crepe We
nice that cost UP to Soc, for 25c.
1l5-yard-wide Heavy Tailor Cloths, In
newest mixtures, costing Sl'I0, Loi o'C'
sc to 40-inchwide various Dress Faprlcs,
costing By to 40c., for lsc yard.
Several dozen styles or otners. up 70
the finest goods imported, at just such
price rates
SPECIAL SALE OF AIR-TIGHT WOOD
HEATERS.
To make room for Holiday Goods we
are compelled to close out every Heater
now in stock.
Excellent Heaters, for small rooms.
made Of sheet steel. for 81. 20, from $oo
Large Wood Heaters, regular SoO size,
for 1926 each. -
Several Gas Heaters, that were 3D. u
close, $3.50 each.
DINNER AND TEA SETS SALE.
Great crowds attended the sale yester-
day. To-day we place on sale about 90
new designs in shapes and decorations.
Prices Of yesterday hold good for to-day.
The new Mulberry Decorated Dinner
Sets containing 100 pieces, gold lllumi-
mated, ought TO sell at $iS, for 500
set. 60
1OO-piece Decorated Dinner Sets, con-
tanning large meat dishes and soup tu-
reen. a $40 value. for $3.50 complete.
Carlsbad China Dinner Sets, containing
lO2 pieces: large meat dishes and soup
tureen, for $3.50, ought to sell lor
Hayiland-China Tea Sets, $3.50 and up
English Tea Sets, containing Sc pieces,
at sl.9S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-15

Luffsey and others VS.. Buchanan and
others.-Decree Of the Richmond Chan
Gerry Court, entered on the 4th day OF
November, 1898.
In execution of the aforementioned
decree. the undersigned. special commits
sioner. will proceed TO sell at public auc-
ton. upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Is. 1898.
at 4:3O o'clock Z. NJ, the PROPERTY
above described.
The. house contains five or six rooms,
with lot fronting &c feet on the east side
of Twenty-fourth street. and running
back between parallel lines 16 feet to an
alley u feet wide.
TERMS: one third cash, the balance in
two equal instalments in six and twelve
months. for negotiable notes. with inte-
rest added, the title retained until all the
purchase money is paid and a conveyance
ordered by the court. or all cash, at the
option OF the purchaser.
WILLIAM A. MONCURE,
Special Commissioner.
I certify that the bond required OF the
special commissioner by the above decree
has been duly given.
CHARLES o. SAVILLE,
nofO Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-15
COMMISSIONERS AUCTIONsALR
~ or
DESIRABLE SUBURBAN PROPEkIi ,li
ABOUT THREE MILES fl.lM IhI
CITY OF RICHMOND. OF lhr
CENTRAL TURNPIKE Or
DARBYTOWN ROAD.

Acting under the decree of the C.rcli
Court of the county Of Henricu 0aitl
November ?. 1895 I'm the cause known Ny
the short style Of Turpin's Executors W.
Roper's Administrator and ais. ile u.'
dersigned special commissions. al. '.ll
ed for the purpose, VIII sell py iIDA'
auction, on the premise. on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER - 1855
beginning at Il NJ. the above-men,oa..ii
LAND, which consists OF three 'elAI@p'
tracts, as follows. Lot 80. 2 oh "a.
filed in said suit lying on the "e'l s'
Of said road. containing " r-lW t.it,
with a frame house OF four OF nFa .o",
and other usual Outbuildings. 10y ~
on said plat. adjoining the above Wt,,.,'.ii.
improvements. and containing p ~
acres, and Lot No. 3. on SAID II.N ~
mediately across the road from lNl l"'
tracts above mentioned. contAlhlNa ~
acres. and without Improvements I 1r
land Is known as part oI th' h. ~
Roper tract, and will be sold ln ldl.,'
or rs a whole, as the purchlsef H''
prefer. ...
The soil Is good. and the shor, distance
from the city offers an excellent olt h,
tunity 20 people wishing 90 lte h Il"
suburbs and DO business I'm IIlhul'-.
TERMS: One fourth cash; ne f'n
TO be divided into equal insiaiin, i'5 ~
six, twelve. and eighteen months. lN' P-
chaser TO give notes for the dcieii'e y,
stalments. with interest from tne 9Y !"
sale, the title % the property to Ot
tanned until the whole OF me pure.
money Is paid and a conveyance ordered
by the Court.
c. r. SANDS.
ALEXANDER CokH'
JAMES r.. CANNON,
W. \. MONCURE.
Special Commissioner
7, ]. p. Broaddus. clerk OF me
court. do certify that the bond iI'"
81 the special commissioners Dy on
cree ordered I'm said cause on the ~ -|
OF November. 1895 has been duIf sN
Given under my hand rs Cielk ''
said court, this 5th day Of Nov '.'
lSoS' j. r. 'BROADD
no l3-td '...e-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-15
Horse-show Party Arrive Safely.

A telegram received here from New
York reports the safe arrival OF the Old
Dominion steamship bearing the Horse
Show party from Richmond. and all on
board were well. The trip was a delight
full one. devoid of any unpleasant incl
dent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-15
BY N. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
TN EXECUTION OF A DEED OF
Il trusf dataa Sentepohar OF 1898 and re-

TN EXECUTION OF A DEED OF
l. trust. dated September 81, 1895, and re-
corded in the Chancery Court of the city
Of Richmond. in Deadlock i5 "A" page
395, We WILL at the request OF the benah-
ciary, there having been default in the
payment OF the debt secured. sell by pub
lie auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1898,
at 4:30 o'clock p. NJ, that EXCELLENT
BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 617, on the east
side of Tenth street, between Leigh and
NJ streets. with the lot upon which 1t
stands, fronting % feet. and running back
lis feet, 10 a public alley. The house has
rooms. is in good order, and will make
a nice home or a fine piece OF investment
property.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay costs OF
sale and taxes and 10 discharge the unpaid
portion OF the debt, amounting 10 s2.3}i52,
and the residue upon terms to be an
nounced at sale. T. II. HARRIS,
n. s. BOWIE.
no 10 Trustees.
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yoR RENT

A VERY DESIRABLE FLAT. ON
greatly-reduced terms, Tor lnexpired
lease. Call AT 900 east Grace street, Sc
cond floor. no l5-lt'
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TAXES.
TXX-PAYERs. TAKE NoTICEi

THE TAX BILLS FOR 1898 ARE NOW
ready and due: MY once VIII be open
from A. NJ. to 5 p. NJ. to receive the
same. The law adds per cent. on all
bills unpaid after December l. 1895 Land
delinquent for 1897 can also be redeemed
before sale. w. III. BRAUER,
no 8-eOdtNo 30 Treasurer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-15

A cough is not like fever. 1t does NOT
have 70 run a certain course. Cure Il
quickly and effectual!y with One Minute
Cough Cure. the best remedy for all ages
and for the most severe cases. We re-
commend II because It's good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-15
WANTED.
WANTED

ACTIVE SOLICITORS WANTED
everywhere for THE Story of the Phil
ippines," by Murat Halstead. official his
torian of the War Department. Written
I'm army camps at San Francisco, on the
Pacific with General Merritt in the in
surgent camps with Aguinaldo, on the
deck of the Olympia with Dewey, and in
the roar of battle at the fall Of Manila.
Bonanza for agents. Large book. Low
prices. Big profits Freight paid. Credit
given. Outfit free. DOMINION COM
PANY, Department II, Chicago.
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