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8 THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 2. 1808._
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price? are wiped out, and new and lower
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ST. ? \t.i:vu\i.'?? DAI II FAST M'?
en?? ?CHISO.
Charmin. I'l'l'll 1*8
i:\ta.\?;eemeNt ARB P
THE \ ARIOUS I.ITTI.E TABL
IN Tin: '.: x ?K i-epai.tment.
Can't resist telling of what you'll find in
THE HOVSBWARB Dl I'MCI >IEST
TO-DAY.
Blu? Chi
to n, ,i. high, i'.i:'ect k> ma
ht-Lamps,
tch, com?
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Plcture
Fram?
- OF FINEST FRENCH
DBC0RAT101.B II pl?e<*es, m west
.; >.?. full sise, U .1
THE CO H RM CO
? HE- .PE IKE \M> OHIO 1IOSIMT \l.<?
The A????eln?i(iii?Ho?v It \. ?irk??Its
Olije?-??The Flr?t Experiment.
A totter in the Staunten pectstor-Vln
?lic.llor With l'ft! ?lice t.? th.- .
Bttd Ohio Hospital Association ?
Th?' object of thla a la to es
tablista at auitable points modern, Brst
.-.im,.|> -1 Britta . -. I : y ap?
pliance known to medical skill, fo*
of dlssase, or to iK-rform sny
i ilble 'to human ?kill. AU
?>i m. . !t.oii ? n? ral man
Linen, ;ue members .?t thla asirocla
tlon. and ?ill equally entitled to Its la m -
fil?.
Bach memb? ? men! of U>
to GO i > ata per month, according to the
s of hospitals, which are now or
?All? shortly he e?l .Lllslied. AU th.
plus la to be applied to a sinking fund,
to I?. wh.-n needed, used In th? estab?
lishment of ?dar hospitals
The tlrst of ties? hosplt
tal.h- Is now in op. -
ration at Clifton Forge. The Chesap. ik.
nnd Ohio rter constructing
ih.ir new hotel at East Clirton i
lelled tht ?plendid building at V?
bul a f. s
had been erected at an immense cost to
meet the requirements of a nrst-clasa
and titt.d it n h h ? very appliance
needed i., make it ?i compl? i> modern,
?nd ; .spltal, and the moB!
id can bui admit, if he will go
und look, that ?ucc? wned their
East w. ?k the writ, r visited tb!
ratal, reaching the building Jus! as the
l.-ll ran? for breakfast. A stroll through
the dining-room, with its ?now
and neat, ?ubstanll
tnllar In ; to the dining
room of a fin hotel. As the
in ?nul took their
th. y u. re qui. kl> Berved with as
.uni tu gotten any
the lobby from th?
Jlnlng-room is the reading-room, wl
;.il. r :
I
a.ii inter?
During this hour In. u
in with _ at
tongu
i and then k?v. ? place to the white
clad nurse, who, '.??th winning miiiI<>.
profiera 'ti.- bitter draught, which, how?
ever, lose? much of It? bitterness when
tend? red by Bucb banda.
On reaching the second flooi n<
met by Miss Richardson, the head nurse.
Nature baa rictalj endowed her for the
position st.- . and In i
been cultivated at th.- best training
?booh* in th.- country. H?r assis!
are gl
A 11 p m the .lift.nut
i ?ved clean,
sell-kept, Inviting roon and
Borne!
In ?jonvei
how- be lik.'.i the hospital, "Well." said
I I d of thi?' I a 111. I
.1 it bitt? t i> . I t Ould not v. what
rinht tbey !.. ?I to make ... ,i on
:
mght
I nted to he at I
Wl! people cull! Ill
thouKht I would ! willing to ?o '...
, ! ? I llU( ? Ilek
.'I BOW hell,.,.
If my wish baa ,,?1, an.I l
taken home. 1 would have now I... M
j. my grave. My people, I know, a
done .ill in tin ir power, bul tu. y
venid not
lave had the .
?I my It I
foi me th it On- '
a It Is utterly
.i him t.. be cared for at
v>me us well as hi- will I And by
n 1 fourni Un- .
'eellng ,t. All . v
or, tile
.nt. and hi? as?lsta>
itlon on il under
at at thi? hospital t..i throat
preaeed films. If as mon
i
all? ? mplo)
l?l tal as
Itarlum
a b. /nun.| mot?.
lllploy?.?. |
fit. well worth
a place if I
i).??ui?i n?4.d iu
ri,
is
ho
it
!
if
IS ?TELL COXDUCTE]
Mien i:vhii:mi: is (?iw:\ TATUi
ABLE TO Till: REFORMATORY.
MAJOR STILES oTlTS MANAGEMEN'
He Dwell? on Ihr Ksperlrnrr? i
Those Who Hsir < oudocted Sim
Inr ln?.llln(loii- In Other Cmm'i-I
rii.? Taartasaai close?.
S
'lu, lavaatlfattaai Into the affairs of tfe
ton at Laurel, before ?M House Com
I and Asylums, whlc
had drawn itself out to su. h l.-nKt?i. va
?llnally !?
:,-?nil *. I to ,1? ,-nl'
upon its report.
Ot the commit?
, the day
;,n,i nu?, n interesting laatfa-aony wai
lii,?iii;li: Olli I'.v tiht examination of Mis
,M?. Major Stiles, Dr. Jan.
oihti 0,
w hiii natura af the commit'
. ?i, of ooun i.
It !<* Mf? t" say that from all Indie;??
lad majority <.f Its member:
?ill vote tint th?? tbi mat it?
institution bava not baaa sustain,?! by
ti,, Invoatlgatloa it is likely that sot?
modifications of ?M PT??nl law with
rafer? immltments and limit of
term m.iy Le recommended.
ii,i:\sKi? with rrs workings.
The eommitt? e reeumed its work ycs
f morning at I'? o'clock in Room
.. in the basement of tin- Capitol.
' n? I that Mr. Jennings, a
mtmber of the Legislature, was aoqualnt
,,i with Lawyer Barr, of Abtngdon, and
at any tin??? to appear bafoca
th? committee and testify aa to the goad
: that Kelltleman.
Mrs. ?. ?r.i Langhorn?, <>t' Lynchbur-',
Bl ; ?itni
th? tins Of tho estai,lishin? nt of the re
rormatory she took much Interval In it.
Abou n ago, while living i" th?
town o? Culpeper, she was Instrumental
In getting two mu? waifs, named Hans
boro', admitted. She sai-i theee boys
bad greatly Improved, mentally and phy?
sically, after oomlng to Laurel. The ?rft?.
neas then described ;? visit which she
paid to the institution on Saturday last.
i,i .-lie requested to see Um
workings of the reformatory, snd re?
r numb* r of how s. She
i witb all she saw. She
. ladpline which sh>
: onounced the f??'?l which ,
and wholesome. The dla
ins of the boys ?ceased ch? rfui,
Ihclr manners, partlculariy their the
ran very good.
APPROVED Tin: GUARD'S COURSB.
sin? then told the pathetic story of the
aarly life of the Langhorne boy, her
ew, and the l.?,y who was sh<?t l,y
rner, and during bar testimony
much affected. The I
nicd. had not condemned
th,a of the guard, bul ha?l said
that, if necessary, he WOUld hav,? done
ander similar drcumatai
When sin- saw th. iturday he
tly Improved In disposition, to
all appeeraneee, and gave her his prom
Is? that h?.- would try ?mil <io bett? r In
iture. Bhe alao learned thai since
the BhOOtlng he had not r.celv. ,1 d?
m.rlt. In reply to a queatlon, she
that she had not been summon. ,1 to ap
pear before the eommittie. but simply
sought out Major Stiles t? ask if her tes?
timony WOUld I??' of any gOOd to the
cause. She pronoun?,,! the institution
in h?r opinion, as one of the best In the
State, and said she thought more r?
foi matones were what was needed. By
permission, she t??!?! Of the gOOd effect
produced on ?i hoy senl to Laurel by
Paul, of _4*n_hbu**g.
Mr. Wilson ashed the witness s?
questions in relation to her opinion of
the punishment given a? the r< forma
tory, to which sh<? replied thai she was.
If, brought up under g vigorous ad
tratlon of Solomon's receipt She
ie had no children of In r own, bat
she considered all the children i
as her own. and was willing to
r life for them, if ti? ? BS U y.
rOR BTHJB8 ON THE STAND.
Major Stil?.-, who v..,* Instrumental in
rganlsatloa of the Prison As
tahUshment of the Laurel
i:? formatory, was the nexl witness. He
,i briefly <<n the Langhorne ease in
opening his testimony, especially as to
the weapon found on the hoy. which, be
said, was an exceedingly dangeroua-look
Ing shoemaker's knife. Continuing, he
said that one of the most Importanl
things, in liis opinion, was the guarding
di the boys after being dismissed, and
the keeping of them from oil. evil
in opening bis personal state?
ment, which he requested to be allowed
to make, Major stii,- stated thai he i?a,i
first taken UP the work as the one which
i t<> him the greeted opportunity
of ?loinK the greatest amount of good ?lu?
ring the closing years of his Ufe Por
this reason h? had made g most careful
study Of the manix-r in which similar
institution lucted i laewhere. In
this connection he paid a high compli?
ment to the system Of child reform in
C,?,.it Britain, Which, he said, Was the
only country in the world to-ilay where
?rime was not <?n a greater proportionate
ise than the population it was ins
to have ?? greater diversification
of advantages 1er the boys, simii ?r to
tho.-e givea in institutions in England,
bul explained the enormous amount "I
money appropriated by the governmenl
there ii- denied thai the reformatory
. prison, its obj? ? was not punish*
m?nt, bul education, and general upbuild?
ing. He next read a hill, which be had
red at a pasvtoua session of the
Legislature, but which had been with*
drawn. This law, he said, was compild
la part from repoiti of Institutions In
various puts of the laltish dominions,
extracte from which be also read, par?
ticularly from th?' repoli of the Uiltish.
Industrial U? form Commission.
RAISING MONET Cou it.
ReferrliiK to the Bnanda] condition of
the Prison Association. Major Btllea
i that he himself had raise,I *i;,,hi,
rato subscription, and he knew ol
it least one will, which mli;M be eon
: but which, neverth? less, dot
PCi.OOO to It, and he hoped others v.
'oilow thi? worthy example. Me regret
led having to work the boys for
long hours, bul it had b?
p up with ,\| . | m S, and ?,, ?ripe
rtaln debts, ii? horn ,i In the
future to sec the Institution not run to
Hak,- money, bul t?> make men. He
"Id seine deeply pit, lest i lie, |ni
-.. i ri spi : . i
him, who had In en nol only *.,,
the reformatory, bui
who w? i
??risthm ec
ivity. in ?. ply to the complaints i
illy, be
i i xtraord
'ii,- sleeping-room?, also, he con
i Well ventilated As t,, |.
nstruetloa, th ? Lalnly m
haracti rl>
' ?nythli \ letter
ron? ? ' core thai be
ould not writ? entered n?,- ?. -
amatory, wag I, ,_ tm,
i. mi,.is of the committee.
Stiles next made t van
tatemen! In relation to the ?
m did not suggest them Us
-rplained, bul it was he Who placed the
l hi place, Thai boy was now
ut Of the InetttUtlon, and ?n ., position
f trust, ?md had never regretted having
i upon him Th,? uit
m further stated ti..?. fr,,,,, lMs kt)0w..
louthall's character he w..??
lady to ?land by the ?ha-kling o? bim
Did you ever
taste doughnuts
made with Royal
Baking Powder ?
during Hie early ?tine* Of Ml ill "'
(?v the rising ?a* tbe committee.
live BllnuttM to U o'clock, at which tit
until 8 o'cloc
THI) I'HVHI? ??Airi TEST!M<?NV.
The cmmiM.. rasomed IU laborH at
s. hat.- chamber,
Dr, Lorimer Jan
mltted to interrupt Ma for Stlh
m.ny in order that he might fullil a pr
nal api olnl ment.
Dr. .? ordlnglp took the stai
H ted thai i?-' urna pay*?els
to the reformatory, and hnd ootntpt?
that position for over two I
that his duties aa aucb b I I
him to the institution at all bo?
day and Oght and, In fact, at pr.s.i
he had -in ofAee there He mid all cas.
of slckmss were promptly ref?
him. The hospital at the rsformatoi
Irai well equipped, and I trained nur;
was ahnosl constsntly In attendance. ,
present there wttt ao bors who wet
i.ally .sick. A fea? were confined nit
trifling ailments. The epidemic of f.-v.
antedated hi- oonnectloB with the lust
ti.tt lim.- tie !? had bee
i otii? r diseases, .such a
I ami kind!, d OOmpl llBta Hi OS
J.laimd that there was a WeU-StOCk?
a., under his supervision, an I th*
through personal relations with th.- Ifod
cal Collega ..i' Virginia und the Old Dc
minion Hospital he had the privilege 0
Kettln,? the best surgical attention 0
inatltutlona f..r Inmstea of the ra
lormttoiy BitbOBt any COS| to the a
dation. This Included th.- asi
Mich Burgeoni as Dr, Qeorgi Ben Johnsto
and others aaaociated with him. Al
affecting the aye, oar, or throe
were treated free of ein rue by Dr. Buya
.-iaiist in tilos.? diseases There ha?
been but one d? atb ainoe his oonn?
with tbe reformatory, ami this ca.se, h
explained, wni one in which 'b.
..f filara no were found in time to pro
tin".' death. These set d. he thought
w? re perhapa sown pretrioua t.. th?
coming to th.- reformatory, but h?' dit
not know po.-itively. He .-aal hi COB
Bldered th?-- treatment given the boya b*
Mr. and Mrs. Sampson very kind: in hot
kinder than ha himself would gtfl ondei
Ma circumstsni
MIGHT BE BBTTBB < l.< >TH ? ? ?
In r.i.l.v to a quMtlOB as to hi? opinior
of th.- clothing ..i Inm .tea Dr. .lames sai.
h?' ilid not t II i ti K th-y w.-r. quite SB WSl
Clad Hl had i. mon
Btrated witb Superintendent Sampson on
tbe point, liut that olll.ial told bim that
he was airead*/ up t<> his appropriation,
and that ho OOUld do BOtblng,
Ha r.i.-iv.d only li..??.
p? r annum f.>r his and if ooi
Interested in tii? work in- would not
think of ?loeptine; that sum for She
amount of work, wtaieh be was required
to .?o. ii. .. ,!,| t),,? ti ? bop sent to th?
<?hl DomlnlOB Hospital had . v? r bSCB
HSed for elil'i.al practice; ill fact, tll'V
were aever placed in tin- free ward. H"
said la- COUld BOt state whether frei |>a
ti.'iits were net us..| for the trying 'if
experiments. He had heart! of
thlnga He did not think thai the acautl
m ss of clothing bad actu.ii!>' produced
disease, for. if he had, he WOUld BBT?
i*omplaln?*d to the board. Bveryttalag be
had r. coinm. nil.-d for the promotion Of,
h"aith bad i" .o done, H? nexl .... i
d.seription of ? t. h bojr*a Outfit He did
not remember t?a atine the BtsrllBf
for bo\.! . 'i . Thi Plackburn la.y had
once complained <.f aligbt bmlsea on his
arms and BbooJder. Ho and never seen
si\.ly whipped. This i
tho Doctor's testimOBy, and In: was al
lowrd to have th. si,nal.
MR. SAJfJPBON A QO?D MAN.
-Mr. Wright, of the firm of StOkW k
Wright, foiin.r contractor! at th? re*?
format..ry, said, WbOB he WOO first .0
at U'tnrel lie thought he could
run tho institution much better than it
wns being run. After awhile. hOB
bl Found thai fie was mistaken, and in
time he came to regard Mr. Simpson BS
a really remarkable man. ami i . i
of a remarkable degree of control
those under him. He did BOt, STOB in lus
Ums, before underwear wai given the
boys, Consider that they w.ie iind"i tl.nl.
Th.. food which they received wsa very
good, considering the money Bpeol One
ttaiag h.- BotJced waa ttaat son.. ..f the
boys committed for the greatest offene???
were the flrsi t.. u- : out ? ?ne thing in?
did not consider quite right was that the
small boya did not have more study hours
thin tin.' largi. boya but, nev? rth
he told of numerous instanc. a
great progresa in education bad been
ma.lt.. He saw no excessive whipping.
Th. boys ware not overworked under his
only worked s.v> n anil
a half lean ii. , onsld? red tin oil:
kind, humane, and Intelligent? He re?
nn nibei" d a diffi renco of opinion
tween Bupertntendeni Sampson ami i>r.
cordon during the fever epidemic of as
to whether ail the patients in th.- hospital
l'.ally had til.' dis. .!? ((,- s'llollslv
doubted wh.ther all hail the fever, but
it was only his opinion. !!? said tha
he had no intention of renewlag all con?
tract at th.- reformatory, and the reason
that he left was that his iirni area! into
liquidation. He would Ilk.' v.iy \v. 11 to
be able to go !.;tck. As to shackling
of the hoy with the fev.r. he said that
??.-ved it necessary. }{,. VS;i. ,lut a
boy, bus in almost SVSrj ! -; i a fully
developed man. He believed that Urn
boy in qoestlon at times Buffered t?ma
I irarp attacks of insanity, and dtsd er
cums_n??ei t.? .-how th?- sudden and pe?
culiar changes in hi? actions. If,
m reply t.. tt question from Mr. Wilson,
that h-' did not doubt that there were
?outhem gentlemen who could take Mr.
.n's plat. . hut the trouble, In his
?pinion, was to Hnd ana He told, in
'.inclusion, of hoys who had lift thi n
'ormatoir, and wer? not worthy citiz.ns.
MAJOR STII.ES SPEAKS ECKTHER.
Major stii's resumed tin stand at this
point, and Bpokc 1.rally of the Sterling
ase, which had boon revived, ami then
took up the statements of Mr. Wright
n relation to Southall, and confirmed
iliem by what lie h ad p. isonally ob?
lervsd. He aald the solitary c.ii bad
...a tried In Schlags!, ami found t<
in utter failure. Iu this case the l?mate
Htke out of his cell, and with a piece of
aantling in his hand defied any on?- to
.ppioaeh bim, ?>n pain of dSSth. With a
display of oonragi Mr. ahmpBon
onquered him and pnalsbed him. Chsrgea
rere preferred against the Bnnsrtntsnd?
ittt in this cts., hut alter a BMMt tho
nin.ition in court the warrant
vas not only dismissed, hut th.- asso. ri
l'.n, m a measure, reprimanded for not
isving mai. the poBishmenl greater. He
Uged the absolute necessity for the as
oclstlon'a ; th,- pastera wtatcta
is charter grant? ?i. n was Impossible
?. have a purely industria; school, am!
certain amount ujf force was necessary.
1.' was pained that the use of
raa necessary, but if believed it far ?"t
tr than tin' solitary cell If tlM asco
latton hoi ii.i a-, ? ?i-, powers, h. aaked
hat they be tak.n away, (Of its m, m
t is had done their ! - n thea drew
ttentlOfl t" many of th.- Instinct? in
which made it ditfhult to keep
khi at any ..na pi.,ce, particularly the
amp Idea ii. s.ii.i in believed that m
'istanc I par? uts did eommlt th? ir
1 of
I'm. and this he oonridsrad one of the
i asila of tin- situation. H>- had
led to rcrne.lv this In the ??111 which he
a.i in the morning, and he thought it
.mid be vry v.. II to t ry .nid r.ni. dy it
v actual i Ho believed thai
certain amount of feeling bad natural?
erept into th?- Investigation, but he
that If it were not for the fast
ait a Yankee sup. rintemlent and :
in (?u?'Htlon of expense were cm
unanimous icport in
ndicatlon of the instiluiion. lie aald
made this ?talement advisedly, und
did so ss a Confederate soldier, who w?b
proud of his record, and who hu?l no
apologies l?i mnk?. for having followed
Let for four years.
BAST man m: OOOLD find.
Contlnutag, MnJ.ir Stiles said, before
rlnt M?. Sampson be had mad?? every
o man. ?j
1 P Croea. Failing m this,
?d gotten ' M man he could
and he doubted if !)? ootrid peeelbly
have found the equal of the man he did
?ft. i with his rngggammi of
.Mr. Sampson h.? told of a llttb* conversa?
tion vhieh pew sea himself and
the 1st? Majoi Olnter, in which th
tar, 'n making Inquiries about who
been engaged, naked if he bad ?gotten
Old, brain 'i down Virgin! i |
man, whom all his frlendl said w
out by Providence for the place, on thai
n be repUed thai be iv i not, but
had gotten a live Yankee, and the ?
was that a few moments later be ra?
il a donation af 0,19U. Mr. lamp?
son had offered his ?npiy
gave th- addresses of ofBceraof Institutions
where he had before served, and Inquiry
among th??se brought the most flattering
recommendations. Major Stiles took par?
ticular pains to explain away the COffls
plaints about negro guards, and Stated
positively that there wa? nothing what?
ever In them. Then? had never been any
irifj repneed In negroee, but when
be learned <>f their employment In such
a way, feurlng It might be construe,? that
they were, he had promptly forbidden it.
The gr.at Question, in his opinion.
that of expense, but after a minute
reference t<> the money matters ,,t the
Institution, be said thai he thought the
institution amply worthy of all th?? SUp?
poll whicgi the State gives it. He would
like shorter hours and longer study
hours. In reply to a ipustion from Mr.
Bland, of King and Queen, the wll
i tii.ii he was not prepared to make
suggestions as to necessary legislation
untll the present Investigation was dis?
posed of. Be believed that boys who
were too old had frequently bean taken
in.
I'i'Ki: si'Tinoi. -MPRACTICABLaT.
In reply to e Question, from Dr. Win?
ston, as t?, his opinion it? reference to
th?? advisability Of establishing a free
? at the reformatory, similar to
ptber fr,c schools Of th?- Stale, th?. a/lt
nees said be <ii.i no) ?hink that it would
be advisable, for the reaaon thai the
ordinary puhllc-achocl teacher would be
Uttl ?Iy Incapable "f controlling those
Who would lie Kiv?'ii lilt??- his charge, and
men would still have to be employed to
ex? rcisi this control.
In r. ply to another question. h>
thi? h.? did not consider Ihe heading ?<f
the institution's stationery with the
words "Laurel Industrial School" a- ? ,1
clllal'd to deceive, but, if It was, It.
should h,? remedied. He could net see
how th.? association could po
along with less authority than It had at
present; but he ?lid not think that the
retaining of a boy could properly 1,.? c li?
st?n,d as depriving him of his liberty,
gg it wag simply taking up the pow?r.j
which th, parent had failed to |
Hi I-law of but one Instance where a
provisionally discharged, had tem?
porarily returned t,> the reformatory,
until he found employment. He said he
did not anticipate any immediate n
sity for the enlargement of the reform?
] ! ?m ace,out of overcrowd?
ing, but eventually be believed that, per
hapa, other similar institutions would
b,- found nee enea ry.
This <!.,s,,| the testimony, and the
' having no further witnesses which
ir desir.d should be beard, th,? commit?
I 11:1." O'clock, went into executive
i. and, after brief discussion, de?
cided to meet again this morning at 1"
O'clock. It I? not ktio%vr. whether or not
a report win i?? formulated .?t this m?ct
Ing, but some lin,? of action in the
will doubtbss be determined upon.
Feoiiomlciil \dinliilitriitloii of l'iili
'!< AITiilr?.
To the Editor of the Dispatch:
I.a grippe has confined me to my room
for the last Sixteen I have suf?
fered, and am still suffering, severely,
but i have not been Indifferent t.? the
desire and need ot tl of Virginia
for retrenchment and economy In the
management of public affairs; nor have I
failed to sympathise with our legislators
in their ??fforts to m> > t th.? .?usi wish and
expectation of their constituents.
The increase In the rat?? of inter,
the State i!'-bt, Whlfjl Will soon take ]
It nec< ssary to take steps lo i
this Increased demand upon the State
?iy.
There an? two ways by which this de
man<l can be m? t
First, by Increasing the rate of taxa?
tion.
?idly, by r.du.ing public ex]
Which shall it be?
Neilh,r argument nor evidence la n?
sary to prove that tin? present rate of
taxation Is as high as tin. people of Vir?
ginia to pay. or ought to be re
lUlred to pay, in their Impecunious, con?
dition.
To create BOW Subjects of taxation
would have the same effect upon tax
in the rate of taxa?
tion would, and thus Increase their bur
tuiiy as an Increase of rates
?ould.
All taxable property should be lifted
ind uniform]-. | 1'roperty that Is
risible that which is owned by men of
n,,d. rate means, is sun- to be taxed.
.Inch of the wealth in the State ?hat
Vbich Is owned l.y m?ti of I
e able to pay taxes, Is Invisible
., revenue officers, and, therefore, SS
laxatlon.
,,dy said, Unding n-\v Visible sub
tasatton would bul add t?. the
pbo are burdened to
heir full capacity.
What, tlnii. should be done?
i tee t?ut on? practical waj of meeting
he Increased demand upon the Treasury
rhlch win soon h,,ve t,. (? ?n,t. Reduce
he numb.-r of otilo -li?,Id. ?TS and th?- s?la?
les of thoee retained, so far ?is i? can
without detriment to public In
1 do not mean to Join a crusade against
th,,-holders, and n an] better plan ? la
,. | [.,posed than the one I sii?^?-.-!. I will
eartlly advocate It. Inexorable D<
onands the use of the pruning-knife
imewhere. wie re shall it be used.'
TO ?..quire witnesses to attend courts
n?l give testimony In ?liminai cases
ithout receiving any fees therefor WOUld
oobtless lessen criminal expens?
ik, l,ss money from the Stute TI
khi i- now tak.-n to pay thes?? fees. Hut
oul.l not that be (practically) taking
;,rivale property for public use without
ist compensation"? Has not the Sta? I
pial right Ut reoulre office-hold
ho receive compensation for pub!
re without compensation?
The pninlng-knlfe must be used
i.? fountain lead Apart from th- dl
amis of st.ru n> ? ? ssity, it is but Just
consider the fad that money po?
uch greater purchasing power now than
did when th.- pi.?-.nt salaries of pub
I oilier,- v.- !iv!. The cost of living
much less now than it was then. Toco
id clothing can now be pUTCbai
: per cent, less than th? y
aid then. Hence, men with fixed s.tia
.- can save much thCtO (the salaries
ing the same) now than they could
ten limes were better.
I hope I will !> for ?tatlng a
gt i,, show that I practically applied
re ? ? asoning to myself.
u. predecessor, I>r. Buekhannan. stated
' report, that the salary of the
perintendent of Public Instruction wgg
,, tte to the duties and responsl
.: th,? ottice. Qovemof McKln?
\ >l!,,l th?1 attention of the Legisla
re to this report, end recommeg
of my salary. Some one, I
ow not who, Intro,In. ,-i a bill, which
s referred to the Finance Committ. >-.
the Senate, imrasing my salary $?00
r ananas. So soon a? I heard of it
requested tin- chut? man of that
t to report the bill, and It was
i reported.
.eglslatlon cannot give prosperity, but
can and should give equul rights and
iteetlon to _n, a,. Immunities
none. JOHN K. MAMEY.
huriottcsvllle. January 29. V8A
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(I'hiladelphla Press.)
"There are B*t*g ?bx treme:* who I
shone in hospital work upon th? I?
ot Honor list?One artist, Rosa Ilonh
one postmistress*. Mile. Doda. r-wai
for a deed of daring In the presenc
gg ?nemy, and n sch?*ol-ml8tre?s,
Toulssant, for many years dir?
the Technical School for Olrls. The
actress whose name appears-Mme M
Laurent?as not ?I" orated for her i
nent p?'rsonlf)catl<?ns upon the ?tag?
mother? In low life, but for her eftlc
patronage of an orphan asylum, N
I d??s Arts. Mme. Dleulafoy '
?ed as an explorer and dlscovi
of Persian antlqultl??-?. H?r red rlt
Is worn on the or. ast of her coat,
she I? still faithful to the masculine
tire she adopted m (Ht Ho woman wr
has v? orati ?i. ?or which -II
t,, the blue stockings ?me ML Jules Hin
although a woman's right? m I
i le. H,? feared that sonic most
worthy authors might win pn
by rli-ht belonged to the highest exp
.his of the literary art. A number
Sisters of charity war th red rlM
m. earned used to so docorati one pr?
nearly ?'very time he went Into thi i
vinces It was M. Carnot who 6
Mile, Nicholas, who In the course of
flfty-flve years spent in teaching Utioti
the Blcetre Hospital, was wond'tti
-ful in calling Into activity <
conscious life the merest ?erms of till
Personal Salee,
(Philadelphia Press.)
Mrs. Charles Bray, the friend and I
rary associa:, of G?eorge L'Iiot, Is ly
dangerously ill at ?Coventry.
I?r. Nans.-n has been honored by a
gree of Doctor of l~?ws by Knoa <
leg,-, minois. This is the greateel he
In th? gift of the college.
Mis? ?Edna Butermelster is study
landscape gardening al the Washing
University, St. I>>uls, and expects
ent.-r the profession after graduation, i
is Hi" only woman In her ?lass.
I'll,- lar.? Princess Hohenlohe, wife
th,? Qertnan Chancellor, was ?aid
known for her charities throughout O
many. | ind France. She Wai '
of hunting, and was an unusually g<
shot.
Though a Kentuekian. Senator Del
,i???s not like horse-racing, which J
Blackburn, his predecessor, ri
the greatest of sports. The latter o*
Invited Mr. i>.i. to ?lall the Hennir
track, but the Senator refus.-,i to gO.
Bx-Prealdenl Cleveland was, i su?
time at;.?, elected trustee of th.- New J?
ii rical Society, bul though h?> w
continu? t., i... a member of the ?octet
the pressure of business has compel?
him to resign the position of tn.
I Huguenin, who m
In Chicago recently, was the widow
Oeneral .1 K. Huguenin. who was famo
In both the Mexican and civil wars. Mi
Huguenin, at th?? time Of the Chics
tire, was one of the first women to ?
ganlae the work of relief of the destitu?
O_f-_.STO_--I.x___..
K \ Its ?M IRPKNBD,
SOLLO*1 - GROUND WHILE V?)
irait Th.? only place In the city where
i don, satisfactorily. bNTERPRIHE M.'
?HINE-WORKJB, B. A. Blenner, I'roprt,
north Fifth street. Phone M.
te Mt?
BMPLOl mi:m \\ im
w \mi:d.
V WOMAN To 1><? FINK LAUNDRT
Vork and assist in chamber-work. Mui
> " willing to take care of a chill | > i -i i
Apply t sit Pek avenu??
f?- l-3t*_
\\ \n i i:d.
?. fJOOD ROUSE-GIRL, RKFKRKN?'H:
etiutred. Apply at LID Governor
fe l-.it_
WASTED,
iCKNTS. MEN \\H<> ARB ALREAD1
ravelling, to sell Lubricating Oils, Lubrt
atlng Orease?, Prepared Paints, and \'ar
ish on first-? lass commission basis In Vlr
i i ; i : i and other Southern States MANU
'ACTURERS ?'IT. AND OREASE COM
'ANY, Cleveland, O. Ja K-14t
BVSIMEII HAM?.
**\ \vn:i>.
OARD FOR GENTLEMAN, WIFE
nd t-yeer-old child, Qrace or Franhlli
t, feired. State terms. Address B. I)
i Hspatch. fe >-lt*
no \HI) WANTED
< PRIVATB FAMILY H\ A YOUNC
M A X.
References If d< sit, d. Address A. J. P.
ne of Dispatch. fe J-lt*
W IM'KD,
) SKI.I, A LADY'S PHAETON, AND
so, Fo n -s? sted Trap. Both can be
lUghl very low. Apply at C< ?\ S
l'A HI. 1-:. in rear Of >-l WMt Franklin
root_j a
LOST, STRAYED, AMD FOt.ND.
LOST, WHITE F"\ TKKLIKi; !>"<;.
?'th brown spot at root of tall. Reward
return?
LOST, YESTERDAY, BETWEEN DAN
i.i.i: depot and church-Hill avenu . or
velfth and Hank or Franklin Btri
Ni'H OF l.BYS, one or two large
inted key? and two smaller ones. Re
ird paid If returned to owner, No, ttU
iurch-HHI avenue, corner Twenty-third
t, t-it*
MEETINGS.
First National Hank,
. January 11, i
V SPECIAL MEETING (?F THF.
?ekholdets of th.? FIRST NATIONAL
INK OF RICHMOND, VA., I? I
lied, In wiih chapter -, se?
in i. ol ?he national-bank eel to be
Id on MONDAY, the Hth day bf l-'.-i,
try, iiroxlmo, at th? Ir banking h
'.. ,1 1.' o'clo? k
- the election of directors for the en?
r, and for such other hu
maj appear. H. c. BURNT-TT
i l;:-tF- ill hi??,
FRUI-O-CLS.
Richmond V February 1, Li
IDS WILD BE RECEIVED AT THIS
ce until 12 M., FEBRUARY WH, for
nlshing such quantity of FIRE-CREEK
POCA HONT A8 COAL (of the grade
?wn as run of mine) as may be used ,,t
Crematory for one yac beginning
wuary i. UM, Coal to be furnished In
-load lot? as n, eded.
he Commit;,, ,,?, H?alth reserves the
it to reject anv or all bids.
HOARD OF HEALTH.
V W 9? S ? Tud W?t_
Richmond. Va.. F-bruary 1. 1898.
IPS \\ ILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
e until U M., FEBRUARY ITH, for
nlshing the horses and mules ?>f this
.iitm nt with the best HAV. GRAIN,
.I.-FKHD. etc, for three months from
iruary IS. VUE. Call at this otii
n Of bid.
be Committee on Health reserves the
,t m reject any or all bide
BOARD OF HEALTH.
t-W.F.Su.TuftWSt
CITY LICBBS-M,
City Auditor's Othce,
Richmond. Va., January 22, 1898.
LICENSES.
ft-nera of Wagons, Hacks, Huggie.i,
liibuses, and other vehicles, for which
annual liens,? tux is required, are
hat licenses for th.- same will
Issued from thi Treasurer's ofllo
afi.r th* FIRST DAY OF FEBRU
the llrst day of Fdb
- v. 1899. EDWA Kb J. WARH F. N.
?3-tFe 10_Auditor.
City Auditor's ottlce.
Richmond. Va., January M, p-jis.
iVNERS OF DtxiS, BITCHES AM?
.TB, residing within the city, are
by notified that licenses for th. same
be issued from the Treasurer*! ,,ii!. ,
ind aftd the FIRST DAY OF FEB
-RT, LES, to , spire the first of
ARD J. WAHR!
23-tFe 10 Auditor.
REDICTIO!? OF INTEREST.
c-tropolltan Hank, of Richmond, Va.
WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
II. METROPOLITAN HANK, OF
HMOND, VA., hereby gives notice
after the Lsrt DAY nP FKHRIAICi
THF RATE OF INTEREST will be
IUCED TO Till;; ENT. PER
.'CM on all deposits with them now
ing Interest above thi*
U. A. WILLIAMS.
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WHEN REA). F?TATE IS SDLD THB
TAXES FOR THB CURRENT CALEN?
DAR YEAR ARB TO ?K PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THB
VENDEE._
By Button A Co.,
Real Enta te Auctioneer?,
corner Tenth and Bank streets,
TRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE
op
two nic! frame tenements,
on the east side of twenty
ninth street. m et ween t
and u 9trbbt8.
Nos. 1419 AND 1421 NORTH TWENTY
NINTH STREET.
By virtue of a certain deed of trust
from William H. Karle and wife to the
trustee? of the o?d Dominion Building
and Loin Association, dute<l November
. duly recorded in the Clerk'a office
of Henrtco Counts Court, in Deed-B???k
150 B, page 126. which wai given to secure
the payment of a certain bond therein
mention-d. default having been made In
the payaient of I part ther?of nit! being
directed by the Board o? Dir.. tors of
said association so to do. .we shall offer
for sale, at public auction, upon the
premia. ?, on
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY % 189?.
at 4:30 o'clock P. If., the above-men
tioned PROPERTY, being the ?am.?n
veyed by the deed of trust hereinbefore
mentioned.
The houses contain six or seven room?
each, and are In nica repair, having Ix-en
recently painted ami papered. The lots
front together 43 feet, and run back be?
tween parallel lines 130 feet to an alley
10 fe.-t aide.
TERMS: ?"'ash as' to expenden of ?ale.
all past due tix.s, and the sum of U36.80;
the balance upon a credit of 6 and 12
months, with interest added, secured by
B deed of trust on the property.
J??HN 8. ELLIOTT.
JOHN ?. PUB? 'El.I,.
FRANK T. BUTTON,
Trustees of the Old Dominion Building
and Loan Amoclatlon. Ja 2?
By tho Valentine Auction Company,
? .on. tal Auctita
829 ??ist Broad btreet.
HAIH AND HUSK COTTON-TOP
MATTKESW.KM, BUl'S&ELS CABPSTS,
t I.At'E CERTAINS. MIRRORS, PIC?
TURES. PlOEo.V-Hoi.E TABL?, AM?
A OENERAL ASSORTMENT ? _
HOU8EHOLD FURN1TURB, ?V?'.. &<'..
AT AUCTION. We will s.-n el our a
room. Hi mat Broad street,
this (Wedneeday) MORNING, fer. la,
at i":3?> i>'?dock a larg? assortment of Fur?
nlture, sucii as ?>ak and Walnut <'hamb?T
Suits; Hair- and Husk Cotton-Top Hat?
tresses, single and double; Wood- ami
C:in?'-S.'ar i'hails, high BBCkSj FtMtbsT
Pillows. Woven-Wire Springs, Lace ?'tir
talns, Extension-Tables. Bureaus, Bed?
sieati... Wsshstands, Brussels Csrpeta
Art Squai wards, lounges, Mir?
rors ami Pictutes. P.geon-Hole !
and oth?r Furnltara. me., aoid an ac?
count ?if partas declining housekeeping
and moving from the city. The ladles
moM cordially invited to attend the
J. H. VALENTINE,
f- I Manage.- ami Auctioneer.
AlCTIOSf SALES? Fa tare Days.
WHEN REAL B8TATB IS BOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT ?ALEN?
DAR YEAR ARE TO BB PA'D PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THB
VENDEE.
Pollard ?fe B.igby,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
pOMMISSK ?NEBT AUCTION SALE
\J OF TWO ?MALL TRACTS OK LAND,
IN HANOVER COUNTY, VA.. ONB AT
KENWOOD AND THE OTHER NEAR
"KILBY." ON THE WEST SIDE OF
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURO AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD In execution of
res entend by tbe Judge of tbe
Law .nil Equity Court of tbe city of
Richmond, in the hereinafter named
?m June a. will Mil by
auction, at th? office of the auctioneers,
Nos. 5 and 7 north Eleventh street. Rich?
mond, Va., on
THURSDAY, FEBRl'ARY 3. 189?,
at i o'cltack P. M
fl) That TRACT OF LAND containing
16 l."?-ion acres at Kenwood Station, ad
Joining the land?: of Christian Droste and
J. o. Wbitlock. Tills tract of land llee
beautifully, having a frontage of 1,4100
feet on the railroad by a depth of al
7.'.! feel and la most admirably located
for partiel desiring to purchase m
ture suburban homes. It will lie sold a <
0 whole or divided in lots, as may .?? m
best at hour of aals.
(2) That TRACT OF LAND near Kilhy,
on said railroad, containing 5?$ 1-* acres
(less a ra.nl .a u tbe north? rn
boundary), and hounded as follow
wit: On tin north by the above-men?
tioned road H feet wide, on the east by
R tract Of land owned by B. F. Clarke,
on the south by Ooddall road, and on the
west by the Slash road.
TERMS: One-third cash; residue at six
and twelve months, credit payments to
be evidenced by negotiable notes, with
interest added ami title retained until all
of the purchase money Is paid.
H. H POLLARD.
W. I?. CARDWELL,
i..| Commission, rs.
Meredith. M trv E., Plaintiff, against
?vford, George E. and ala . i >? -
fendants In tbe Law and Equity Court
of the city of Ri< hmond:
I. I'. P. Winston. Clerk of said court,
certify that the bond reeniired of the
,i , ommiseton? rs by tha decree In
of June 8, list, lias been duly
given
Given under my hand, this '.Y.th day of
January. 1 P. I'. WINSTON,
tds Cl.rk.
FOR RE.NT.
FUR lit: VI',
THE VERT ATTRACTIVE DWELLING
No IM south Laur? i il re? t, being two
story and baaement brick, contalntni
rooms, In alee order, and having the usual
oonvenlencee, A eery attractive boa
a very low r.-nt. Apply to
J I? BLAI
fe l-10t 1113 Mam Btli
COl'RT til.l?! iiv
VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT COCRT
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND, OCTO?
BER
no'i ;
to all per80n8 whom it may
NCERN:
In the Circuit Court of the city of Rich?
mondi
The Commonwealth of Virginia...Plaintiff,
R. A. CoghiU's Administrator and als.
a hints
The ?Commonwealth claim? the sum of
|2.162.70, wiili interest thereon from No?
vember B), l<?. tills sum having been le
1 by R. A. COghlll, administrator of
Franklin Hood. Mid lb ?>i died Int.
In Neu Glasgow, Amherst county. Va,
on or about the year lv>> R. A. Cojrhlll,
administrator, etc . having died. I
Scott qualified aa administrator. l>. i; N.
< T. a. of aald Coghill, about the :?th
of January. 189?5. Th?- ?taOVS sum la tha
residuum of said Hood's estate; the
ground of the Commonw? alth's claim b?
ing that ?at?! Hood died without I
an! this property is deiellct and without
rightful owner.
All person? claim'ng an Intereat In said
residuum sre hereby required to i|
sad make themselves defendanta to tin.?
sun by the Bret day of tbe February term
of this .our!, which is the 7th day of
February, .
E. M. ROWEEEE. Clerk.
R. Carter Scott. Whltebesd ?ft Whltetaead,
Solicitors, etc._n?. lO-UmW4m
STATE .?K VIKOINTA IN VACATION
IN THE i'l.EI'K'8 OFFICE >F THE
CIRCUIT col'RT oF AMELIA COUN?
TY. JANEAR Y 10. 188?:
j, Hundley, executor of William
Wrlggiesworth, deceits?-?! .Plaintiff,
Levtala Wriagleeworth, James Wriggles
worth, Walter Wrlggiesworth. Arthur
Wrigglenworth. William V\ i:gglc.?,wo, th.
Emm.. 1?. Wrlggiesworth, and Jesse
Wriggleawortll .Defendant?,
IN CHANCBRY.
The ohlecl of tbll ?lilt Is to have ?fee
trusts of the will of Willi mi Wriggles
worth, deceased, adminlsi i,.| under the
lir.. lion, of the court; to have the will
onstrued, and settle the ?-'counts of thi
j_-cutor. v
And affidavit having ', and rih'd
bal tbe ?torsadants Jamos \\ iigglesworth
md Walter Wrlgglcswor'.h. or?, non
b nth of th?? sin.- ,.f \ii.,'i.!,i, R |8 or
l.r.d that th?y appear here within fifteen
lays after due publication of thi? order
ind do what i? necessary to protect their
its in this suit.
E II COLBMAN, Clerk.
QeorgS J Himdle) pi _jal.'-WR
Orders for printing ?ent to the Dispatch
Company will be gl.en prompt attention,
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TAXES FOR THE CL'KRKNT iai
DAR TEAR ARE TO RE pah, ,
RATA HY THE VENDOR * ?, },
VENDEE ' *
Uy J. Thriir?[i*<,n Hrown * , ,
Real Enlate Agent... und
III? Main street.
TRUSTEES' BALI
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JAMKS
STRF!
Ry virtue of a deed oj
Richard R. Madison and ?.
wife, to the un?
April ?. 18M. and r.
office of th,- Count)
,n bond th
fault having b?
quire?! by the benefli lary
will Mell at public auction
lues, on
MONDAY, FEBRUAR-,
..'clock T. M. the I'Ri-;
I In said ?1? ed, a.? fi
All that lot ,?f land in H
with lH_pro*t*en*ents there
Ix-lng on th?* north Im? ,.?
beginning at a p<ini V? :
St. James
wardty and fronting on Ml ;
nd back bete
TERMS: Co ih a?
all unpaid tax?? ui?! ? '
lesldue In hIx months, se, _r
.11 I.II S SI LAI'S
W. f WKSTW
J. THOMPSON
J. Thompson Brown A Co., A
N. B.?Eaater term?*? ataj
at ?ale If agreed upon by ell i
rerled._
By J. Thompson Hrown * I
1113 Main ?tr
TRUSTEES' BALE
or
TWO-STORY FRAME DV
DINNE1 N 9 ADDITION
By virtu? of a Seed ?
.1. W. Wall and wife to th<
trust?
i'.?urt "k HT H. t
, ertaln bond then In
default harina ?
quired by '?o- in .; fi? ?.,. \ ? to a
s. II a? public suction ?n t hi
MONDAY. FKLLI \l
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! in said deed, as to:'
All that lot ?>f land with Im?
thereon, lying snd being in the
Henrtco, Va., in l finne* n
- ner "t II? i
ts. and trot '
20 t ??t and bai k
parallel linos w feel to en
TERMS: ? 'a -h a?* lo exp<
ami *:?_4 ." *?. ?nd all unpaid I ,x?^. und ti
residue in six month
died. .11 Lll- STL \
W. .! W i:-"|\\.M.|)
J. THo.V
J, Thompson Brown E CO., Au,
\ r, BEali r terms ?nay t?
?t sale if hgtet <\ upon b) ell i u
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nv N v.
Reai
?ALE OF THE FACTORY, W\I!I
3 U?i'-K, AND PLAST or
THF BOUTHERN STOVE ?
COMPANY,
FRONTIN?; Ut TUST ON
ARY STREET AND E'
FROM TWENTY - FIRST
TWENTY-SECOND gTRl
AT A I ? I
At the i
v?>rks Comp iny ind ? ; >', \
:- ! i will seU, by public a ictl
-. on
FRIDAY. FKHRCARV
t U o'clock M., the valu ibte PI
living ?? fr?
me of Cary itr?
hole front from Twenty-first '
and having the
ddltlon to .? fully equipped
larxe brick warehouse former! >
n't Factory,"
ry building, which
iratlvely sm i n
iltable for m. res ntile uses or
-.?.. n m bevi -
laptabllity for g< m ral m
- The nia ch i i
1er and engine; ? I
emenl o\ mod?
itnery, and Is extensive enough
nploj men I to al least fi:
, an be I if el y asserted t ii it i
a?k of the Southern Railway
m be brought to the front of I
rtv for the m.-re asking.
nlted amount of property in tl
which I side-track can be got?
is an important factor In
s value and desirability of tl
rty.
ions desire to trest for l
iase ol ?bis property fir any
fore the day of sale privat?
r will I no i?. Pel
rhe machinery ? 111
pa rat? ly, and if
t obtained then th" propert)
rsonal, will
rERMS: i me third eai
I 1?, months, f,,r not?
st add cured by trusl
Id property; or ail i .
r. N. W B?
a 19A;.'').Fe2,9-'td_ A
By il Bald?n Taj let
|i ,i Batati
eorner Eleventh and Hank .-'reel..
I R?STE ES' HALE
ti?
'WO TW'ii-STnl?V F! VIM:
FRAME DWELL1NO-H?
s. 711 AND 715 s??!' l'H LAI
STREET, JUST MF.LOU
HoLLY STREET.
IH LOTS FRONT TOGETHER
FEET
ition of two ?I? ?is of trusl
ind ?if? to
s of the Home Bulldll |
ual. one dated .lul\
er Sept? tin
in D.'
l the oth.-r in Deed-Booh IE I
default having i
nt of part of the bond -
h ?leed and b >||)g dll ' ted '
ird of I nr< ctors of s.u.I Home
Company (perpetual) w? will i I
sell, by auction, on t
THURSDAY, FF.HL
4 o'clock P, M , the HOI'S
TS abOVI mentioned.
cribed therein as situ
of Leur? i ginning W
th of Holly street. an<t front
jr.-l str... t .*,jv 14s f.,t t., an
ERMS: Enough , ish "> p?)
CUtlng this trust, an,'
' ?hleh Is th. i
,- due on both 1
?able notes
lied by .? deed Of tl
N D. MARCH'
F. T Sl'TTON
li. BELDON TAYI
rmstees Home Hmiding Cena
_2__ iPei
Ry C. i- i h L Denoon,
Ml | * and Att?
?.LE BY PUBUO AUCTION
UK T11K
HOE AND ?'??MM? iDlot a -
IRJCK STORE AND D\\ l
1504 WEST BROAD S1R--T,
?T BUDATANTIALLY BUIL1
KCKLI-KXTLY ARK .NOK1
CONDI ?'TIN,; A GENER \
MERCHANDISE l?t SIN
DRI oR
the requet-t Of the | *
, d,t? i iiiln?-?! to sell, we Wll
tlon, on ti
I'HCRSDAY. FEBRUAR?
i:.*) o'clo* k P M . t,.
,. with all iijihI. :
y fronts M feet on the
id eti ' run? back I'?
ll.-I lines l>
C. L. .v n i. DK>
uV> Au_uoi:v<ia