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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-09-30
TURN IN NATIONAL FINANCES

Chicago Times Herald.
In their fight on the war policy OF the
administration 1t begins to look as II
the pull-down-the-hag party would not
be permitted to extract much cam
paign material from the condition OF the
national finances. There is little doubt
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-09-30
GREAT BATTLE EXPECTED
Venezuelan Forces VIII Fight as
Feace Measures Have Failed

NEW YORK. Sept. ga dispatch
to the Herald from Caracas says;
Thursday Martin Sanavrla, president
Of the cessation court. General Fonoe-
ca. Ortega Martinez and others were
banishei by the government.
Apparently the hostile forces are on
the eve Of a great battle Negotiations
for peace have failed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-09-30

NEW YORK. Sept. 2S.-Kld Mccoy
and reter Maher have signed articles
to fight In Shls city before the club
Offering the largest purse. The coney
Island Sporting Club Is said to have
offered purse Of $4,000.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-09-30
MATCH ARRANGED

Mccoy and Maher to Fight In New
York at an Early Date.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-17

DESIRABLE BRICK STABLE. 92l WEST
Grace street; possession september lgt.
Rent reasonable. Apply Room 3, Byrd
Street Station. au 5-eOd6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-17
THE LUNENBURG MEETING.
ResoIutions-CaII for Another Sena-
tOriuI Convention.

At a mass-mecting OF the Democrats Of
Lunenburg county, Va. held at the court
house on August IA, 1899, l. T. Tisdale was
elected chairman and r. c, Williams sec
rotary. ON motion the following resoiu-
tons were unanimously adopted:
We the Democrats OF Luncnburg cOun-
ty, who favor the election of United
States senators by a direct vote of the
people, and who favor other legislative
changes herein mentioned, adopt the fol-
lowing resolutions:
/. Resolved, That we are bitterly op-
posed 10 the reelection of the Hon
Thomas 5. Martin to the United States
scnatOrship. We oppose him for
this and other reasons, that we favor the
rule Of the people as against ring rule
and machine politics, Of which he is an
able exponent and champion.
.. We heartily endorse the candidacy Of
the Hon. j. Hoge Tyler for the Office Of
United States senator, because of his
ability and integrity and last, but not
least, his earnest championship of the
cause of the people as against machine
elements.
8. Resolved. That wo favor an amend
ment to the act known as the land-grab-
bers' act, so as TO graduate the fine ac-
cOrding to the amount of taxes.
4. Resolved. That we denounce the
Blackstone senatorial convention for re-
fusing 10 seat the delegation chosen by a
majority of the Democrats OF Lunenburg
county.
B. Resolved That we urge the voters Of
Brunswick and Nottoway counties TO join
with the voters of Lunenburg in this
vital fight of the people against the ma
chine element, eXemplifed and led by the
Hon. Thomas 5. Martin.
g. Resolved, That these resolutions be
published i'm the Richmond, Petersburg,
and Brunswick papers.
The chairman was then instructed TO
appoint two delegates from each magiste-
rial district TO meet a delegation from
Brunswick and NottOway counties at
Lawrencevile Va, on the fourth Mon
day in August 10 confer together and
name a candidate for the State Senate
from this 0he Fourth district. Where
upon the chairman appointed the follow
ing delegates:
Lewiston District, L. II. Bacon and l..
A. Gee; Pleasant Grove w. 7. Royal
Browns store 1. T. Bradshaw and l. T.
Tisdale: Rehoboth. S. T. Bentley and w.
A. Bigger; Loeb Leven, G. G.. Neblett and
w. w. Hite; Columbian Grove, II. II.
Lakewood and !. A. Elyer
All good Democrats of Brunswick and
Nottoway counties are cordially invited
10 be present and participate with US in
THU meeting.
/ Y. TISDALE. Chairman.
X. c. Williams, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-17
THE RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures. AUGUST II. 1899

the County Committee would be mel, u
arrange a Plan for nominating cabulua'e
for the Legislature and written hotlcsS
We're also mailed 10 the commit,eeIntn.
In pursuance OF that call, the county
Committee met on the 18th July AT me
court house; Mr.. 4. W. Bond, the gentle
man who ran I'm the interest or GovTnor
Tyler, being present. and the commhte%
by a unanimous vote. fixed on the 2stn
July as the day for holding primary at
all the precincts. thus giving two weeks
notice. "a
Ii was not considered necessary 20 nave
Governor Tyler or Senator Martin :,
range to have a candidate I'm the htlu,
although / am Informed That GoNsinott
Tyler had con ultation with MI. Bois'
at the Orange Depot on the .Otn July
during the hour that he the GoVei NJ 10,
waited for the train that took him to VI" :,
nassas II further appears that II "aS .
well-fought contest. from the TACT ", III
about ihrs e-fourths of the resis.JL,o -
Democratic vote was polled-more thd ~
has been usual I'm our primaries: =. 20
rather ungrateful In Governor lyisI
digparage Mr. Bond as MS cihu-o,tS
when he was 90 nearly the cholce Oh 'nS
Democratic voters. and all must pear te3-
timOny that he and his followers An""'
a hard and most gallant neht.
WILLIAM G.. WILLIAMS.
Orange, Va, August 16, 1883.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-17
SCOTTSVILLE.
4 Heavy Raip-Protracted Meeting
Personal.

SCOTTSVILLE, VA, August 16.-iSpe-
cial)-We had the heaviest rain Tues
day that has fallen here this season, and
now the air is delightfully."- cool.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pushing. OF Chicago, ar
rived here Saturday and stopped with
Rev. j. II. Daniel where Mrs Pushing.
Mrs. Daniels sister, viii remain until
her husbands return from New York, for
which place he lett yesterday.
The prOtracteG meeting at Fork Union
BAPTIST church IS attracting a good many
persons this week from this vicinity.
Mr.. Fred. II. Farrar of Charlottesville,
is spending a weeks vacation at his old
home here.
Mr.. Martin Moon. who was at Caldwell.
W. Va, engaged with Lane Brothers q
Co in railroad work arrived at hone
Sunday sick with typhoid-feveI, and Is
now quite ILL.,
Mrs. sam Tompkins of Richmond. who
was extremely i'll az her mothers, is now
rapidly improving.
MIR. c. Il. Harris IS spending a few
days at Blueneld. w. Va.
Miss Jennie Lecke, Of Louisville, KY
is on Il visit TO her mother AT Glen
dover,
Misses sanie and Armenia Ramsey, of
near Howardsville, are visitors here to-
Mrs. Sallie Warren. of Madison, n c.,
Is visiting Mrs. Jackson Beal this Week.
Mr.. i. S. CardoZo. of Baltimore, is
here to-day
Zenn at her beautiful home at South
Warren.
The Judge of buckingham county has
decided that bridge at this place across
james river is necessary, and recommends
tna- that county aid IN building the same.
So the committees of the counties OF Al
bemarle and Buckingham will meet very
soon 20 confer about the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-17
A POPULAR MOVE.
THE RAISING or THE QUARANTINE
AGAINST PHOEBUs.
IT MADE THINGS VERY LIVELY.
Ercnt Convenience TO Passenger
and Mail SerVice--COmmunica
Ucf,xceu Neyyport News and old
Point Observation-Disclosures Hotels.

NEWPORT NEWS VA, August 10
Especial. Communication between this
city and Old Point Comfort was resumed
this morning. when the electric-cars ran
straight through stopping at all stations
between the two points. The Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad is running in and out
of Old Point on schedule, taking and dis
charging passengers. The raising of the
quarantine against Phoebus by the ma
tional and local health authorities was
popular move The decision 70 restore
communication all along the Peninsula
was reached at the Chamberlin Hotel last
night
Tho news that the quarantine was
raised was received with cheers in Phoe-
bus, and things were lively las. night.
Since the quarantine against the points
below the city there had been no connec-
ton whatever with Old Point, and even
when the quarantine against Hampton
ara Old Point was raised it was impossi-
bic for people living here TO take the
Washington. Baltimore, and Cape Charles
steamers at tho Point. They were com
PEELED TO go TO Norfolk in the morning 70
connect with the boats, thereby losing a
whole day Now, however, the electric
cars again make connection, and the
boats can be reached at Old Point. The
Washington. Baltimore, and Cape Charles
mails are now coming by way OF ola
Point again. instead of going TO Norfolk
and Richmond first. The resumption or
traffic will benefit materially the MGR
chants who deal directly with Baltimore
and Washington as they can now ENJOY
the advantage Of water freights again
The Hygeia Hotel at old Point is doing
a rushing business. Notwithstanding the
fact that the quarantine against the point
has been raised only a few days.
The Chamberiu Hotel closed to-day
and It is stated that It Will not reopen
until October lst.
PATIENTS DISCHARGED.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, August l6.-
The yel!ow-fcver patients at the soldiers
Homo have been reduced in number this
week By the discharge Of several cases,
and all the others are recovering rapidly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-17
LEXINGTON.
A Pretty Home Wedding-Other
Mention.

LEXINGTON, VA. August l6.-(Spe-
cial.)-The residence Of Mr. and Mrs. {.
Il. Deaver. of Lexington, was the scene
this morning at 10 o'clock Of very pretty
marriage. when their. youngest daughter
Miss Sallie y. Deayer, was led 10 the
altar by Mr.. Ralph l. Fitch, Of Norwood
w. Va. Rev ~ r. BOude officiating.
The bride who is d pretty and petite
brunette. was becOmingly attlred IN White
organdie, with white satin ribbon trim
mlngs. she carried bouquet OF Drlde
roses. Miss Kate Fitch, sister of tho
groom, and Miss Nettie Deaver. sister
of the bride, acted as bridesmaids. They
were both gOWned in white organdie,
trimmed in white satin ribbons. The
groomsmen were Mr.. J. Walter Fox and
Mr.. j. Ed Deavcr. brother of the bride.
The marriage was followed by a wedding
breakfast. after which the couple left
over the noon Baltimore and ohio train
for GreenVille for "A visit. They VIII make
their home I'm Norwood, W. Va.
a Washington and Lee University
Alumni Association Of the town of Lex
ingtOn has been organized, with Captain
D. T.. Moore as president and Mr. Frank
the new association was in accordance
with the recent change Of the rules at
the university. which permit the forma-
ton of an association in each of the dis
tricts Of Rockbridge county. Mr.. Robert
y. McCrum. son Of Mrs. II. Barton Me-
Crum. of this place, was given the free
scholarship TO Washington and Lee.
The Lexington Volunteer Fire Depart
ment has elected delegates TO the Fire
mems State Convention. which will be
held in Roanoke September 9th, 18th, and
18th. as follows: Messrs \. b. Beckwith
r.. ). Anderson. w. G. White. V. Il. Funk
houser NJ j. Hess, and NJ. l. IIildebrand
Mr.. +. l.. Young. chief, was elected vice
president of the State Association as the
representative of the Lexington Depart
ment. The firemen's home Is beautiiied
by the addition Of new furniture. which
cost $50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-17
THE MATHEWS RESOLUTION.
Adoption at the Democratic Meeting
of the 18th.

The following are the resolutions Of the
Democratic mass-meeting of Mathews
which elected delegates to the Mathews
and Gloucester House convention:
We, the Democratic party of the county
Of Mathews, I'm mass-meeting assembled
for the purpose Of electing delegates 10
represent our county i'm the Democratic
convention Of the counties Of Gloucester
and Mathews. soon to meet 10 nominate
a candidate 20 represent US in the lower
house of the next Legislature of virginia,
being in full sympathy with, ana most
heartily endorsing the fundamental doc
trine upon which our government was
estaDlished-that of the right or the peo-
pie to b. heard at all times, either In the
selection OF their public servants or IN
the shaping of its pllicies. believing
that the time has come when the senators
Of the United states should no longer
be elected by the Legislatures of the
States. but by a direct vote or the SOW
ereign voice Of the people, as our govern
ors and members of the lower house OF
Congress are elected and, recognizing IN
the Hon. j. HOge Tyler a bold and an
avowed advocate of this great sovereign
right of the people. and knowing MIN 10
be a tried and trusted public seryant'
faithful in war and i'm peace, and believing
him. as between the candidates for the
United states Senate now before the peo-
pie. 10 be the choice of a vast majority
Of the Democrats Of this county as well
as of the State at large do hereby de-
clare him TO be the choice OF this meet
ing for that office. and instruct the dele
gates this day appointed TO instruct the
nominee Of the legislative convention 70
vote. and use his earnest efforts. for the
election ~ Governor Tyler as United
States senator from Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-17
DEATH IN DANVILE
OF u HighIy-Esteemed Citizen, Mr..
William IL. Hill.

DANVILLE. VA. August l6.-(SpeciaL)
Mr., William II. Hill. secretary-treasurer
and general manager of the Dan Valley
Mills, and one Of the most esteemed citi-
zens Of Danulle, was found dead in his
room at the Hotel Burton about o'clock
this evening. lie had expired of heart
disease. Mr.. Hill was taken i'll ON Tues
day, and had been under treatment Of
physician to-day He had rallied very
much, and this afternoon went o his
room to sleep. asking not TO be disturbed.
A visitor calling tonight was shocked
60 find him dead. Mrs Hill, his daughter.
Miss Mabel, and son, Roland. Were at
Christians burg, and his other son, Mr..
W. Is. Hill, at Greensboro. when he died
Mr. Hill was about so years of age,
native and long a resident of Fredericks-
burg and had been engaged in milling all
his life lie established the OaKdale
Cotton Mills, at jamestown, n. c., and
was afterwards engaged as secretary and
treasurer of the MOrOtock Cotton Mills,
going thence 70 Greensboro, y. c., 10
enter the same business. Several years
ago he became connected with the Dan
Valley FIGURING Mills. The deceased was
"a steward of the Main-Street Methodist
Episcopal church, and man OF singu-
larry pure life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-17
ROANOKE.
Two Deaths--Thcy Were Quietly
Married.

ROANOKE, VA. August l6.-(Special)
Michael Crowley. a highly-rcspected en-
ployee of the Norfolk and Western rail-
road. died at his home in this city this
morning; aged 81 years. He was de-
voted Catholic, and is survived by q w'fe.
two sons-C. NJ and T. III. Crowley-and
four daughters. The funeral VIII tahe
place at St. Andrews church Friday
morning.
Samuel Nlninger, a prominent fruit
grower died suddenly last night at his
home near Rollins. Mr.. Ninnger was
IN the city yesterday, apparently i'm the
best OF health, and after returning hOWe
ate hearty supper, soon after which he
expired. He was 20 years old. and leaves
wife, a mother. and several sisters.
Cornelius # Kinzie. OF Indiana, who
attended the recent German Baptist AS
sociation, met Mrs. Lily c. Peters, a
young widow, and to-day came back 20
Roanoke and was quietly married 10 the
young lady. They left on the afternoon
train for their home in Indiana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-17
CUTTING SCRAPE.
Religious Meetings In Louisa
COunty--Pcrsouai.

GAYS. VA, August 1e.-(Special)-The
coorod people are conducting all-Gay
meetings at Mt Hope. At the meeting
yesterday Matt West and Matt Yancey,
doth colored) became involved in diff
Guilty near the church. Which resulted IN
NancCy's receiving a serious and danger
Gus wound from knife in the hands OF
West.
Evangelist w. H. Book is conducting
oyangelistic meetings at old Salem church
Large crowds are in attendance. The
Evangclst has two Of his sons with him
The Disciples are doing aggressive work
in the eVargelistic line in this OOuisa)
county at this time. +. \. Hodges Is
conducting a meeting at YanceYile. b.
A. Abbott. of Baltimore one at Gilboa;
Mr.. Book one at Salem, and Sunday J.. A..
Cutler will begin one at Bethphage. The
Christian Church has strong following
In this section Of the state. Some of Mel
sons best people are attending the Salem
meeting.
The Mormons are striving hard 10 estab-
lish themselves in this county. They re-
ceive the cold shoulder from the people.
l. S Spencer who is faVorably known
I'm Richmond and who Is now pastor OF
one of tho leading Christian churches In
kentucky, is spending his vacation among
relatives at Cuckoo.
Miss Lille Gibson, of Richmond, is Wis
iting at Gays.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-17
WILLIAMSBURG.
County Court-PcrsonaI and General
Notes.

Notes.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, August 16.-
(Spocial)-The County Court to-day,
Judge Sydney Smith presiding. was en-
gagged in hearing the case Of William
H. Braxton. charged with breaking into
the storehouse Of James Il. Banks, At
Cr0aker's Stone House District. James
City The prisoner Is represented ny
Il. ID. Peachy and the commonwealth by
Corporal John Richard Waugh, of he
United states Signal Corps, who saw
service in Porto RICO durlnB the iate war
Is here on iurlOugh 10 visit MS grand
father. DIR. j. w. Rawlings At the eN-
Airation OF his furlough Corporal Waugh
Will return 10 Porto Rico. DR. Rawlings
will probably 80 TO Porto Rico 20 speld
The coming winter.
Miss Flora James, OF Newport News, is
spending some time with the Misses
Slater, at Toano.
Mrs. Charlotte Hubbard. matron at the
Eastern State Hospital, is spending her
vacation az the Hot Springs. Bath county
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Jennings, after a
visit 10 friends in Upper James city
have gone 10 New Kent 10 spend some
TINS With Mrs. Jennings's brother, Mr.
Jack Taylor
The cashier Of the Peninsula Bank Mr.
III ". Philips, has been granted a vac t-
ton. which will be taken the first OF the
coming wee During his absence Mr.
Peachy Spencer will assist at the bank.
Mrs. William c. Mayo has just gotten
home from visit 70 New York and the
Hot Springs.
Rev. l. 8 Deacon. OF Philadelphia, Is
visiting AZ the oaks" the home of Mr.
and Mrs. "A. n. Bucktrout Mr.. Deacon
has two children here. who have been
living with MIR and Mrs Bucktrout for
several years. Ho expects 10 return TO
Philadelphia during the next week.
Mr. ". g. Johnston OF the Gazette
lett Tor Richmond this morning
Miss Richardson. OF Gloucester. ~ az
the Hotel Folk, visiting her brother.
Palson Richardson.
Mr.. III. n. Richardson, Of Newport
News, who has been spending some time
a. ms CID home in the county, has re-
turned 10 bis business at Newport News
MI or0harn Nichol, OF Washington, an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-17
4 NORTHAMPTON TROUBLE.
Members of the Democratic County
Committee Resign.

CAPE CHARLES, VA, August 16.-
Special)-Several members of the Demo-
cratic County Committee have resigned
on account of the action of the chairman.
Or wilkins, I'm calling the mass-meeting
for last Monday at Eastville without con-
sulting "a majority of the members. They
claim that the chairman had no au-
thority for his action I'm the matter.
Or. A. BrOckenborough. one Of the cam
didatcs for the House nomination, has
withdrawn. and in a card states that ne
is constrained to that course by the ac-
ton Of the County Committee in order
ing the nominating primary at so early a
date. by sickness IN his family, and by
business demands which conditions would
prevent his doing justice TO either HIM
self or his friends IN the contest. He an
nounces himself for Tyler for United
States Senate. and urges his friends 20
endorse Tyler.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-17
Wooilstoclx lettings.

WOODSTOCK. VA, August l6.-(Spe-
cial)-The Quarterly Conference Of the
Winchester District Methodist Episcopal
Church South convened in that church
a Edinburg this morning, for two
DAYS session.
Ten or fifteen members of the local
Christian church left here this morning
TO attend the fiftieth annual convert on
OF the Christian Churches in the Valley,
which convened this morning at 10 o'clock
AT Walnut Springs church. neat Stfas-
burg. The attendance az the Convention
Will be. very large.
Rev l.. A. Cutler, of Louisa. Va,
is visiting his daughter Mrs. +. +. Stick
ley.
Rev. =. d. Stephenson. OF the local Pres
byterian church, Is visiting AT Winches-
ter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-17
W ANTI,D.

REGISTERED PHARMACIST DE
sires a Position. Studied medicine three
years. Graduate of Philadelphia College
OF Anatomy Address PHENACETINE.
care Of Dispatch au l7-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-17
Stafford Democrats.

FREDERICKSBCRG. VA. August 1G.-
CSpecial)-At a meeting OF the Demo-
cratic Executive Committee of Stafford,
held az the county-seat to-day, il was de-
cided 20 hold district meetings on August
31st 20 elect delegates 10 the House con-
Vention. composed of Stafford and King
George counties. The only two pro-
nounced candidates are T. w. Berry the
incumbent and G. j. Henry. On being
interviewed neither would express pre-
ference for publication as 20 their choice
for United States senator Mr.. Henry,
however. announced that he would not
accept the nomination if instructed.
The eX-Confederates of the county also
held a meeting during the recess Of the
court. Steps looking 10 the raising of
funds for the erection of "a monument
were taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-17
Franklin Democrats.

WRIT, FRANKLIN COUNTY. VA.
August 16.-In response to a cail
OF the county chairman. the Demo-
Gratis Of Bonbrook District met at Bon
brook and elected \. j. Mcneil and 7. Il.
Bush delegates with 5. a. NOEL and j.
i. MeadOr. alternates, to attend the Dem
ocratic convention which meets at Rocky
Mount on the 18th instan. The delegation
is instructed 10 vote for ex-County-Trea-
surer John G. Hall for the State Senate,
and are divided between Saunders and
Brown for the House. y resolution IA
Voring the election of United States SEN
ators by the people. prevailed unanimous
ly, and the delegates instructed 10 recon-
mend Governor Tyler a. our choice for
United States senator. \. J. Mcneil was
elected permanent chairman for the Pc
cinct. after which the meeting adjourned
sine die l.. G.. HIX.
Temporary Chairman.
4 i McNeil. TemnorarN Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-17
You May Find Just the
CARPET You Want

old student Of William and Mary is here
on a short vacation.
Miss Susie Warburton, Of King Wluian,
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carey
Branch.
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs Alexander
Powell. on York street, left yeste4 LAY
for her home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-17
The CuIpeper Primary.
Editor of the Dispatch:

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Governor Tyler has repeatedly referred
10 the primary election held I'm Orange
on the 29th July as SNAP primary, and
IL his Wythevilio speech says: Delegates
mond Gty. in Orange. Nottoway, Rocking
ham, and few other points on few
days notice, and before l could arrangs
10 have a candidate in the field, or pre-
sent my cause 10 the people"
AS far as Orange county is concerned.
the Governor has been misintOrmed The
facts are these: For two successive weeks
notice was given In the county papers by
the county chairman that a meeting OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-17
Anar. sTRAYEp. AND FOUND.

Isl AUGUST 5th, AT CHESA-
peake and Ohio train, 2I5 p. NJ, a
HEAVY CHAIN, with long links scon-
nected by short ones, and had on IL as a
charm an oblong, Hat gold piece, with
letters Il. III. A." on one side. and a
Latin inscription on the other. 4 reward
or $40 II left at JOHN HOWARD, JR s.
No. 1903 east Main street, or 1T Chiefs
oihce. au l3-lw