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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
SPEEDWAY FOR FAST HORSES.
Dcep Run Hunt Club 10 Have "a First
Class Nile Course.

1ftN nun NUM- lub 10 INV 4 "a D AiHA-
Class Nile Course.
For many years past the gentlemen OF
this city who own fast horses have felt
the need of a speedway, and since the
police have begun TO enforce the ordinance
against fast driving on the Boulevard this
need has been emphasized. The Deep Run
Hunt Club has low taken the matter i'm
hand and contract has been let 90 Phil
liIs Is Airport 90 construct speedway ON
the mile track at the backgrounds.
The work is under the supervision OF
MIR. T.. Il. ID. Myers Jr., ana is 10 Doe fin
ished in time for the spring race meeting.
The speedway viii be enclosed by neat
fence ON both sides. and will be perfectly
level from start Co finish. and viii be an
exact mile or. according 90 the engineer s.
measurements, only two hundredths Of q
foot over mile
At the lower end of the grounds. near
the Richmond Fredericksburg and P0tO-
mae railroad. hfly-box stall stable will
bee erected and q competent trainer Will
Dee employed for training horses. The last
Improvement contemplated is the erection
of covered grandstaud. which. when hn-
ishcd. VIII make The speedway complete
in every particular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26

that Watson's body was paralyzed from
the neck down. further examination
showed that the fourth vertabra had
been twisted out Of place. Dr Corish
said that there was but small hope for
Watson's recovery, and advised that DE
Joe moved az once 10 q hospital Watson
was then taken TO the Norwegian hospital
The police of the Fort Hamilton station
arrested Leary and took him before Wat
son in the hospital Watson was unable
to ta.F Boa. h. nodded his head in answer
TO the questions asked l.m by the police.
Ten minutes later he a. =
Lcary is locked up in the Fort Hamilton
police station on charge of homicide.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
MRS. DEWEY WILL RECEIVE.
Washington society Ready Tor the
Holiday Festivities.

NEW YORK. December pa special
from Washington TO the World says:
Mrs. Dewey VIII give a New Years
reception at tho home Of Mrs Washington
Mclean. which is better adapted for
large receptions than Admiral Dewey's
residence This will be Mrs. DeWoy's
initial appearance in her official capacity
a. the wife of tho Admiral of AN our
nayics and IL Will be attended by hum
dreds Of people
Mrs. Miles viii hold a reception on
New Years Day at the same hour as
Mrs. Dewey. at her home ON y street
Mrs. Miles VIII have with her her daugh-
ter. who is 90 be married on January
10Th. Colonel Rcber. the grOom-to-be. orr
rived to-day. and viii remain until his
wedding.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
SMALL CROP or FIRES.
Three Alarms Turned In, But Little
Damage Done.


The number of alarms sent I'm 20 the
Fire Department ON Sunday and yester-
day was remarkably small Usually the
crop of Christmas casualties Is very large.
The combined loss Of all three fires which
happened ON Christmas-eve and Christ
mas-Day IS merely n nominal figure.
on Sunday am alarm was sent in, caused
by the blazing of few shingles on the
roof Of "a Baker-street cottage occupied
by negroes.
Yesterday q still-alarm, followed by
b0X-alarm from 80. ~. called the depart
ment 20 Main and Ash streets. where a
fire had occurred in the stable Of Mir
Bailey a hole was burned in the roof
and one of the hOrse-stalIs was destroyed.
Last evening a fire occurred mo the mill
linery store of Mrs. Norris, near the COR
ner Of Fifth and Broad streets. Only the
awning was destroyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
A FEARFUL ACCIDENT.
Young Lady's Hand BndIy Shattered
BY q Cnnnns CrnclNer.

A very distressing accident incident to
Christmas occurred about noon yesterday.
Miss Maud Miller the i6-yelr-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. Louis Miller, the sexton Of the
First Baptist church, and also a member
of HOok-and-Ladder Truck Company no.
O. Richmond Fire Department was the
victim. She was firing "a large cannon
popcracSer. To oxploded ln her hand with
terrific force and fearful enec,. Hes right
hand, thumb, and foreluge- We're most
severely and painfully shattered DR.. Ed
ward Mccarthy was called i'm and he CALI
cd I'm DR. John L.. Wheat 90 help him.
These physicians found DO necessary TO
take off the thumb. first finger, and down
90 the second joint of the second finger
Of her right hand. Last night she was
getting ON as we'll as could Doe expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
IRISH RISING RUMoRED.
Intimation That Fenians May At
tempt Another Canadian Invasion.


OMAHA. NEB.. December 2j-The
Beo says
There is something more than a hkeli-
hood that the pro-Boer agitation now so
general throughout the United States will
lead to the resuscitation Of the once-cele-
bratcd organization among lrish-Ameri-
cans known as the Fenians, which
planned and executed an invasion of Can
ada in 1866. out of hatred of England FOR
the wrongs that for several hundred years
had been inflicted upon Ireland.
Inquiry develops The fact that there IS
some sort of secret movement ON foot
among the Irish enthusiasts i'm this and
among the Irish enthusiasts in
this and ncighborng cities. which
has for its object some decisive
steps of more belligerent charac-
ter toward England than a simple decla-
ration of sympathy for the Beers. far
away i'm South Africa. The movement
here will De inauguratod by a meeting
10 be held next Sunday. when some mea-
suros are expected 20 be taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
CuLPEPfR CREAMERY BUTIER.
BYRD-ISlAND FAMILY flour.

The Finest Flour that is sold
to-day in this market is the
Byrd Island Patent Family.
Every barrel is chock full OF
flour. They are peculiar made
barrels and look differently
from any other flour sold, and
it is peculiar flour, because it
makes the lightest. sweetest.
whitest bread and keeps moist
longer. You can get 80 pounds
more out Of a barrel than any
other flour made. Try a barrel,
and if what we say does not
meet with your views We ask
no pay.
10000 pounds New, Choice
Mixed Nuts...............Ioc
5000 3-pound cans Bartlett
Pears in white Syrup, each Ioc.
1000 dozen Small French
Green Peas. .............I5c
French Candy. pure sugar
goods, made in Paris.... sc.
10000 Fresh Cocoanuts. sc.
Granulated Sugar, 3 b.. PIC.
Irish Potatoes, peck.....2 Oc.
Water Ground Meal, bush soc.
5000 bales Fine Timothy
Hay ........ 49,. ...........O Oc.
10000 bushels Oats, per
$50.
5000 bushels Corn .......43c.
10000 sacks Salt, kiln
dried ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Gibson's Old Rye Whiskey, |
quar-, ....................75c.
Clemmer's Old Rye, ; years
old......-........ ..........4O c.
Imported Spanish Sherry
Wine. gallon...............Soc Soc.
Home-Made B La C X berry,
Finest Madeira Wine, quart
I5c.
Fine Old Malt Whiskey. bot
tie. ................ zoe.
Byrd-Island Flour, bag =. 20c.
New Seedless Raisins, i-pound
boxes. ........... .......... iOc.
New Citron ..............IIc.
Orange Peel ..IOc.
Shelled Almonds. ....... soc.
Fine Old Smithfeld Hams.I25c.
Finest Roasted Coffee. nc.
5000 pounds Golden Rio Cof-
fee, ground. .................8 &c.
London Layer Raisins, per
Family Roe Herrings. in half
barrels, finest of all fish, per
package. .................S2.5O
60 bars large Soap ...... 25c.
5000 boxes Rolled Oats. sc.
Deans Plotted Ham. ..I5c.
8 cans Poited Tongue....I5c.
600 cans Fine Soups......Ioc.
5000 cans 3-pound Snaps. sc.
3 pounds Granulate Sugar
and I lb Arbuckle's Coffee. $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
VICTIM or A PRACTICAL JOKE.
4 Traction Co.'s Conductor Has His
Hand Torn by "a Firecracler.

c. j.. Griffin motorman ON the Holly
w0od-Oakwood Branch of the Richmond
Traction Company. had his hand serious
q cannon-cracker which had been thrown
by practical jOkers ON the platform of mis-
car. The accident occurred between Pine
and China streets. Griffin picked the fire.
work up 20 throw IL off the car, when &c
exploded in his hand. decorating two fine
gers, and tearing the others very badly
lie suffered intense agony. and was CONF
PEELED TO leave his car and seek medical
assistance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
Meeting of the Monument Associn-
fiou.

A meeting of the Jefferson Davis
Monument Association has been called
for this afternoon at 500 o'clock. and
viii Doe held DOB the Office OF Hon. D. Taylor
El.ysOu. This meeting is preliminary 20
turning over the funds of tine association
To- the Daughters of the C0ufederacy. the
Daughters having accepted the duty OF
rearing The monument.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
arrCIAL NnrlrE.

when presented "a the Dispatch
counter, accompanied ~ the cnsh.
Unemployment Wants" "Rooms fer
Rent" "Wnnted Rooms.v 4noarders
Wanted" picard Wrated," Lost
strayed, or stolen" viii De- inserted
properly classified. 80 words Or less.
for 25c. each inaertionj additional
words L.. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
4 Handsome Gifi.

Mr b. +. Johnson. the popular presi-
dent OF the p. i. johnson Publishing
Company. was ON Saturday presented hy
orange se cooei.-io@ ~ os sr 1,u 7o.9
knlvee. as testimonial Of their esteem
Tor him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26

Imported Preserved Chinese
Ginger, 4S Jars, each...25c
Armour's Choice Mince-Meat,
I ID. tin cans. ............... DC.
Finest Home-Made Mince-
Meat, per pound. .....5c.
5000 bushels Large Irish Po-
tatoes, per bushel. ....... .o5c.
600 boxes Finest California
Peaches, per pound ........7c.
CUlPEPfR CREAMERY BUTTER.
The finest Creamery Butter
in this market comes from our
dairy in Culpeper county. But
ter is scarce and high, our
price. ......... IoC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26

100 MEN WANTED FOR THE WOODS
dt once. Good wages. T00l. Tr I.I.
steady employment Mr FRANK H
FOLSOM. ButterWorfh. DinW0.f. D..U-
tV VA old. IY.'..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26

FOUR GENrLENEN OR TWO MAn
r.ed couples t0 occupy Two Nioo Room
with board Can th.s week g0 s0e room
and go, prices at ~ east Marshall SIRE
Il. ---LL-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
AUCTION SALES.

WHEN REAL ESTATE rs SOLD nm,
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID Pro
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND TIM
VENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26

LOST, 81 MA =, On TRACTION CAR,
or between Graham street and Elba
school POCkET-BOOK containing s. =
and ticket 20 Baltimore. Keep money.
mail ticket 10 vs.. j. GILMAN. go west
Marshall de Zj-lts
THE EXECUTORS FOR THE ESTATE
OF Mrs j.. g.. VI. PAGE. deceased. being
unable TO find the following REGISTERED
BONDS. of the city OF Richmond
Va. the property OF said Mrs
l.. 4. III. Page. deceased hereby give no.
tice that they viii apply for "a Reissue of
said bonds. as provided by city ordinance
in such cases
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26

Cards. Bin-Acads. statements. Letter
Heads. Noic-ncads Circulars. Handhills.
Dodgers. Nc., printed by me Dispatch
Company at iOw prices. WI give yol
good work at the same prices sou pay FOR
inferior work. Send us yocf orders, and
we VIII guarantee satisfaction Il" sssss
particular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
WEDNEsDAY. IANI-AnY , -

at r. O'Clock NJ. that TRACT or La,-n
lying in Henry Masisierial District. T..
over county. Va, about one milo r,
OF Pole Green. and described ln eaI l..t
as adjoining the lands OF r. Evans Do
y. Wingheld. Thomas Meredith.
Brookin. -- Gray. and Mrs. T. Gao.
ter and containing ~ acres az a. more
or less
The improvements consist Of n c0r-f,-,.
able dwelling and ample Outhundings .-r
conveniently situated for easy faru.r.
Most o. the lano is cleared lies VOL AZ
l5 adapted 90 the growing OF Pho r..I
truck raised in this famous commu.
u is about 81 miles from Elorson l...
chesapeake and Ohio railway. and .in..
~ miles from the city OF Richmond .
"a thickly-settod community and cow.
nient 90 the post-oMco church. schools
and mill
TERMS. Cash as TO an amount suH.Ir.
10 pay the cost OF executing ihis .rs.
any unpaid taxes. and to pay the sum .
slN3s. with interest thereon from ra
n day of January. 1850 subject t0 a o...-
OF s. paid December l5. 1H9. and fr.I .I
ance in equal insf1lwenfs no ono r.I
two years with Interest from day 0f
and secured by deed OF frusf Ur
property. W. SYDNDR TrH...
ID. A. Timberiake. Crier d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
TRUSTEES SALE
A DESIRABLE TRUCK FARM NEAR
POLE GREEN, HANOVER
COUNTY. VA.

by virtue 81 deed Of trust from hn-,
ne undersigned bearing date January
~, ana recorded boz the clerks 0fir. .
the County Court OF Hanover courf.
Deed-Book l3 page co. default har,
Decn made IN the payment OF tho lo.t
therein secured. and being require1
10 DO by the beneficiary named I'M r.
deed. ] Will sell by public auction. on b..
ur.nll .na IN -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
" ANTIIl

& VERY LARGE BOARDING-IOI
stove. Win exchange smaller One. SD
objection to ONE fhat haas hrar used. A.-
.Nnr luLck ~ go ELLuA.u I. ----L-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
REAL EsTArE al rRNArr ~

WHEN REAL ESTATE rs SOLD rHs
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN.
OAR YEAR ARE To BIZ PAID PRO
RATA by THE VENDOR AND THE
NENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
5000
IN
COIN

given TO the boy or girl who
will on the I'D day Of Deem
Der, 1899, bring 10 our store
the largest number of
BYRD ISLAND FLOUR
SACKS" When a barrel
Of Flour is purchased we give
10 tickets. Each ticket repre-
SentS a bag.
D. 0'SULLIVAN,
Eighteenth and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26

Z ADiTSl Use Cfcaesiefs fogllh PeanJoysi rN'''
4, Hest. -afr-i' Oniy Reliable Take 40 ethtf'
~ Ray o. onr nrrgaisf. af f..a o. ~ '.N-'
o.ar' aal .k.'irfnf iis.'i Ia letter b fsi.'" iaa"
Chichester Ihcpiieal Co, fhNAaaf ~
EAU l-lu.Th. Suly)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26

Old PAPERS FoR SALE

at
l5c. PER HUNDRED
NJ tho
DISPATCH OFFICE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-26
ID. O'SULLIVAN,
Eighteenth and Main SITS.
lde l4-Ih.Sa.,uu& Tutsl

SPECIAL NOTICES.
OSTEOpATHY.
WILL ANY ONE INTERESTED ~
having an OstcopAthlc Physician locate
IN Richmond please address Irs S. H.
MELHANEA. or NIOLETTA s. DAVIS
Binghamt0n, y. -. dc rs
". &. SMITH,
3li NORTH FIFTH STREET.
PNLI Matte AND SOLID RUBBER
TIRE. RDNABODTS SURVEYS.
AND PHAETONS
GROCERY AND LAUNDRY WAGONS
AT
EXTREMELY Low PRICES.
RUBBER TIRES PUT on.
l0e l-Zm)
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-19

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-19
CAPTURES 4 BOLD BURGLAR
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seo0. Ne Tsskte1 she tsssuoes
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Bernard fessy. ere 81 sAs we@lsss-ss And
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sasss..sax - esspts.rtnx : re.l i've hsssxsss =
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fsssya trousers wien sns latter 2zoa&-
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Eses4gs
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rasxnes before Jasssos ssan. and wssvinx
pssAszsskzs@ry s1afaiaatlon. SEAS hsslrt sser
70 fhs sst~rsor coszrt for trial lie failed
20 give k<sssas - tAs ssam 81 gsss and went
Mr. Pwlsy fixss a. III. Mlnar avenue. in
tAe mast sa~tss@n2tse Tess3sn1s dsssrtcs In
the city. A. aaoss, a'essek YESTERDAY
morning ~ sas e.sktrsi fsossi sossd
sIonst~r by slight nssxe IA ats bes!Foptn-
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however, accompanied by erasn Of break
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TAs two lsndea en- The sidewalk undsr
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Fsiiy get strange hold and yelled sar
help. II Was quickly forthcoming HA
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rsnrns had ee*n awakened By the break ng
glass; ard ran 80 assist ia tse basxsAs's
capture. and Mira Petty also came $685.
parcel 30 DO hsT part. Asrugse was secured
ard the burglar rs~si hard and foot. Then
the gs1sles we're tessphcasd fer
Ntso Jatser Corning arrived with the
patrol wagon he fsssfd the Petty brothers
seated on sss prestrate form Of the burg
lar, enf0ssng the triumph az the piaeky
householder. HUek wM searched ana in
nss pasksts were found twe xnld watches
ore Of y alsh Mr.. pssly identified a. his
Bxn. Al rsnlses headaslaFfws Buck made
confession. IN which he admitted tina.
he sssss sh~ otsssr watch tn a house which
he catered a shoss tire tesnre going 20
isa reiiy rsssfenee.
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noise while stiiux a pair Of trousers In
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without eausfsasng flis ssezreh for piund4r
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hr.ksa glass tfuriax hss r0hs with :hs
burglar THE police say that he was
lucky 70 escape without xrayer injuries
They CONSIDER his artsoa IN attempting 70
capture tia burglar without . weapon
fahn.
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James Petite Hold - tho CT, J.i,
on suspfst.n

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An interesting proceeding will b. heard
In the criminal Department nf the SUI
rertor court on next Monday when arwu-
meats will be made la the ease OF the
state - i-eEsy r, Mason on sppfsna-
lion sor art, Of hsh~as corpus 20 release
Mason from the Snuaty 3ais Legally
the case Wilt establish a precedent and
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subsequently, detained In the county fail
he sill tse reauired ss unasrws his full
term at wasta Wsisa OF ha.s the service
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burglary sssi found guilty on March I
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months in tire f~aitenstarv A motion
fnf nr@ trial vas denied hat later an
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preventing him frnss rorssfnessrs Masssn
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