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BICYCLING on THE wArEn.-Mr. s. I

BICYCLING on THE wATEE.-Mr. s. T.
Clarke yesterday made trial Of his ma
rine bicycle on the Basin from the foot OF
South street. The "machine" consists OF
two narrow boats, each twenty feet long,
connected By iron braces. 1t has sn OLE
waited seat In the centre, with pedals, as In
road-machlne. These pedals work pro-
peIlcr at the stern. The rudder Is con-
troIjed by handle like that OF the bicycle.
The marine bicycle moves easily and grace
fuiIy over the water, and In the hands OF
az expert rider. Il II said, can make eight
mikes FER hour, = Baltimore AmericQa, Isl.
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DEATHS.

THOMAS KANE. aged ffty-two, born IN Tra-
lee parish. CouHty Kerry. Ireland, in 1880, was
ki;cd 20 the York-Riycr depot April L., ~ 9 +.
NJ. by being run over 10y cars.
His funeral viii take place from his late resi-
dence, 26lJ cast Main street, az q o'clock 4. .
MONDAY. April 3D.. Requiem mass AT II. Pat
rick's church. Friends of the deceased and Of bis
family will please take notice.
Died, March 30. 1852. IN Worcester. Mass. Of
plcuro- pneumonia. Mrs Z. V. CHILD, wife Of l..
=. Child. E@1., formerly OF ihis city.
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Extract OF a private letter from the
South Side:
81 certainly wish TO thank the four Re
adlusters for doing as they did, though
they only did what was right. When so
much is being. done that is wrong we
really ought 10 be grateful for what is done
that Is right"
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Women that have been given up by
their dearest friends as beyond help have
been permanently cured by the use Of
Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
II IL a positive cure for female COM
plants. Send TO Mrs. Lydia L. Pinkham,
23S Western avenue, Lynn, Mass, for
pamphlets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-02

Both houses OF the Maryland Legislature
on Friday passed the bill reducing the fare
on Baltimore city passenger railways to
five cents, and reducing the park tax to .
per cent. OF the gross receipts OF the COM
panies. The bin gives rise to much dis
cussiOn in Baltimore.
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IL CHAMPAGNE.

Just receiving direct from FRANCE fresh i'
of on AAIPAGNE Of the following brands:
EXTRA DRY VERzFNAl,NIN IMPERIAL,
MAXIMUM and PREMIERE SfnRE.
These WINES were especially put up Tor no
and are OF very superior quality.
Also con tautly on hand
MUMM, llElDSIECk. ani r. RODEREE.
q. CRAM. No. 4 Governor street.
In addition Ia The above IMPORTED VIM -
I also keep the URBANA EXTRA DRY COL
SEAL lthc best American " inel GA sale.
NH slim
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Is your scalp full Of dry husky scales and
little pimplesf DIR. Benson's Skin Cure
viii cleanse ycur scalp and remove all scales
and tenderness within six days. TRY 1t, for
II Is the bcst hcsd-dressing ever used.
Sold By ala druggists at 81 per package.
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Nesrs. W. Il. SMITH & Co., New York,
the publishers, have sent lis ''Iior Bob and
4 Kept House "HogenStein"; and
"A9alha ;"-three OF "The Satchsl Series
OF "Funny Books" They are for sale by
N. LEONARD, 90S Main street.
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DRY GOODS. dc.
TOURQUREAN, PRICE, TENpIE


FouRQuREAHNS,, ,r r l&y TEMPLE a
400 EAST BROAD sTVFFr,
IARDO/D. ALSDP. MO~Bl a. CO..
1908 EAST MAIN STREET.
RlCnfoND. Va.
LARGEST STOCKS DYER EXHIBITED ~
vosr AT1G,crIfvl'fls r TRiIsc1f rnorcuorr
ol'R STOCKS.
We are now PREPARED for iho d'maut. f,r
SPRING and SUMNER S1APLE ami FNNDN
BLACK SILK DFPARTNrNT.
la an the latest designs OF siLh@. tENt RS. Ni-
CILIANS. SATIN III MfNNIliLEt art
DE- RiiADAAt>, ranging Do oo-t from 50c. f'
1919:
Look At orr BLACK SILK 90 .iJp-boi VOL.
ever seen IN this market:
For trimming and cont iuing With above lbi ...
our stock j. rcplc'c With She advanced nottiti,.
IN MolRt ANTIQUE, SILKS, aud stllN>,
ranging in cost from rl.2J % So.
BLACK BROC ADTs ~ grcaily-gciucci figures.
WHITE GOODS.
In DANAsKs. NAPKINS. DOfLIES. CRASH.
WiNE-CLoIHs, TOWELS, our stocks IRE
A. Of Special value We ak your attention O.
BLEACliED DAMASk go n aud si.2j;
UtCh TOWEL at 25c.-be,t OI,rDd bctOn 81
tli- market:
BATH TOWEL, m endless variety.
COLORED DEl - GOODS
IN all the new co.oring- eft Pawn, olive, pcarocA.
Russian Blue. Dfdb, Hcseda, saucepan, Llcltu
Grey. Tan, l'ronzc. tgctlcr wi iu aud va
Firt exhibit OF 1tmls- Mulrc. Orient stripe,
and newest EFFECTS In Checks auI stripe;
Bost value in the city IN DtBEGEatl2i.c.,
Look a our IBIORED JACAS . Zoe.
BLACK GOODS.
In preparing for THIS our special department. wr
have spared neither expense nor time. We conh-
IDENTIFY claim 90 show 70 fuller. more varied, lnd
cheaper line than any house south nf New YORK.
Among Our special lines wo cuunoratc--
BLACK SlLk-WARP HENRIETTA Is Sl,2J ~
$3.50:
ALi-WOOL CASHMERE. ice. g. sl.75--bcsi
value. ever ,etn for thr mOn,y;
BARAIlIfA. .NUNS YELLING. ellOODAI
ZODIAC SiITING. ARM 30. lliitOTf.
BENGNLINE.C ANtEl sill AR CASHMERE,
~EREES. CANTON CREpf. IuJull nasciti,.
Look 70 onr Nuns YELLING 40 3Or.;
DOMESTIC GOODS iH Shceilng-. Siir1nRa, PIE
lON-Casc Linen. aud tuttDn-, Sscrsurkrf-.
Gamble. bingham. Fcrc5ic- ~ lowest Ncv
York quotations:
LACES AND EMBROlDfRI' ~.-Wc now carry
an immense l.ue ~ IlAMBi re- EMhHOl-
Derry ON Cambria. NdlutD.t. and Nu-ilu; all
the new I ACF~ iu Nurfluc. Analogue, r.
tholic. iiuIcriou. Nrnlnrf. itul.. NiIo':
Ng show in Guile, frieiv of 30 ic aud cost COT
SITS. WHITE GOODS iu Null, PERSIAN
LAWNS. Princess LAW ", and al staple
and fiucy eject at very lowest rate.
We solicit you orders ana attention.
CARDOZO. ALSOP. MO-Bl * CO.
Fol Qi REAN. PRICE, IENPLL s. 60.
mil 2G-rod
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MARRIAGES.

Married. at Balhousic villas, Perth. Scotland.
on the 9th Of March by the Rev. Robert Morton,
EVAN FRASER. agent FOR the Commercial Bank
of Scotland, Pilochrie. 10 MARIA FRANCES.
eldest daughter of Robert Nhttei, Richmond.
va. 4. = 4.
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~ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-

ncr Twelfth and Broad sirecisl.-Rev. DR.. flAw-
THoGSE, pastor, l. still assisted in the series Of
special meetings by Rev. Mr.. DTNoS, OF North
Carolina, who Will preach on SUNDAY at IL \. ".
and S I. NJ Al welcome. II
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Tke Edinburgh Recie,c for January con-
tains number Of ilrst-class articles. For
sale by W0oDHoUsg & PARuAN.
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INsUHANCE COMPANIES.
HWESTERN MUTU J.
LfFE-lNsURANCE COMPANY.
OF MiLWhJKEF.

N-seta. January I. 1880. I9E5o.f5f Nb
Iianil tle-..... iJ.53Of,4f $50
SURPLUS. over percent rc-orse.-sii9,5522'9li
p" P''" tOyu4' percent. reserve. 4.l3r7S1 Dl
The pHIDlvDs Of size SoRTHWE-TEIN
MUTUAL LIFE-iNsURANCE COMPANY hau
IN each Of the past nine years EXCEEDED TIlo
OF Any OTHER COMPANY ON similar poii,l..
This company prints table. II its annual dividend
Forfariher infomatiOna % the NOBTHS -I-
ERN MUTUAL addres
JOHN y. CARY. state Ap7nf.
1915 Main street, kichni0fid, ~.
Or. !. :. n. Cullen. Medical Examiner.
lmh l9-cOdtApIBt
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INSURANCE AGENTS.
cARHoLIC LAUNDRY soar.

1 OWES CARBOLIC LAUNDRY SOAP
Ia FOR DIsINFECIiNG
BED-CLOTliI- AND CLOTHING or TIL
ftk-isDOM.
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CANNED GOODS.
300 eases DEMONS STANDARD PEAC HIS.
100 eases PIE PEACHES.
100 cases EARLY JUNE PEAS,
10 cases CALIFORNIA APRiCO1S,
10 cases BARTLE@ PEARS.
10 eases ASSORTED PIE FRUITS
% eases LIMA BEANS,
IS eases STRAW BERRlES,
20 cases DANlS'~ CORN,
100 cases TOMATOES.
- cases PlNEAPPLtS,
u eases ASPARAGUS,
- cases CLANS.
100 eases Ol STERS,
50 cases SALMON.
80 cascs LOBSDERS,
30 casos CANNED BEE.
10 cases one and tNo-pOunt PRE-El.N -,
loo pals PRESERVES. assorted kinds.
Al these goods are guaranteed To Dc Oi INC Del
brands. For sale lOw by -..
NH l2-cOdlm bODDlN lklBbtli'
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EXCURSIONS.


EXCURSI0N.
TIE FIRST OF TIE SEASON TO WASHING
TON on EAsTER-sUNDAY.
Round trip from Richmond only.............s2 so
From Fredericksburg. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
The undersigned would most respectfully an
neunce TO the public that an excursion train will
leave Elba station, head Of Broad street,
SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL OH,
at $50 O'Clock, Tor WASHINGTON, ID. c. Re
turning, leave Washington at 10 o'clock i. W..
April 10th, allowing twenty hours In Washington (;
thus afrording an excellent opportunity to spend
Easter holiday In most agreeable manner. and At
.he same Time enjoy pleasant trip 10 the national
ipital without any loss OF time from business,
Monday being holiday.
Special coaches for cOl0red persons.
II. f. ADAMS, Manager.
Tickets for sale nc No. 30 Fourteenth stree and
by TIP. Murdock, No. 100 Marshall street {. X.
Perdue, 2lO9 Franklin street, and ~ the train.
ap 2-Sn,Tu.ThS Saith
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RI GRAND SPRING OPENING OF

.
III GRAND SPRING OPENING or
CHOICE AND NEW DRESS GOODS.
MORE sATINs, SILKS.
NOVELTIES. &C.,
At
THALHDrEI BROTHERS..
rIpTH AND BROAD STREETS
where they hay, been receiving for tho psi ssek
one Of the LAR6, EST and CHOICEST STOCK u
has ever been their pleasure 10 display. Don't f1i
SO pieces GTTNET;s BEST BLn OK SILK from
ca n,os 81 to - sSr and sIIn d SGTn WS
sATlNs and SILKS from 81 H. -
, mn line Of CoLogFD aud Blaze
sATiNs, BRocADEs, suIiEAH slLKS.
3G p.eces NEW andITaNDsOME BLACK ALL.
BEADED PRINCES, from Soc 70 s5a
"a p;eccs SATIN and sILK-RUS BEADED
PAssAMENrERIE, from soc. ioS2.5o .
Also. fall line u BLACK md COZ rFp
SILK PRINCES. ORN AMENTs, But
Tons, &C. al lowest prices.
DRESS GOODS. DRESS coopSf
92 pieces 42-inch FOtLE. MINIS yFIJ.INGS.
sIUDAI LOfii> BEIGE MIxTURts.
&c, in every shade. and ClfECh>.
STRIPES PLhIDs, So, 10 match, at al
prices:
ga piece. ,. FRENCH BrNTINGs, all shades. At
70 and Doe
Our BLACK GOODS STOCK l. again f,d With
an elegant llne % FRENCH RUNIINGS. NUNS
NEILINGS, TAMI>F. MONTE. uFNRIE1TA.
and sIItDAH CLOTHS. CAsHMFRES. GRE>A-
DIMES. and other BLACK GOODS, which ~iil
pay You 10 examine.
GRAPES. GRAPES
800 yards remnant, " GRAPES from Ouf-hilf
to three yards. Amongst THIS lot Will Do
found snme elegant pieces Tor wells ri ono
half their value. A. we have . large hi,
they must be- sold.
We have also our regular line q CoIE-
TAULDG'S SILK GRAPES from ~ 10 10.
Immense line 81 PARASOLS Just received. iu
:. X, satin. Nuirc. and Shaded. with and withon'
lace. az remarkably low prices. Don't faii @ lo"h
~ our line before purchasing.
MATTlNGS! OlL-CLOTHS, MATTiHC>'
100 pieces IA. 81. and Ga BLsT MATING.
- 10 5Oc.: -
81 pieces IA. Cd, snd ST. BEsT O1L-CLOIl-,
40c. 90 ~ yard.
A. We have bought nothing bus p'ricct gop.
our customers can rely on Whit hey purchieF.
TuAiUIMER BROTHERS.
Central Flock. Sol Broad street.
an c-~u.Tu&Th
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-,-,.,.,. covers percent. rc-orfe .s3.O22,6ll D.
y" Pi'" tOycr4i percent reserve. f.l3HTnl 40
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orlariler iafoi1aa'iona. 'otae SoETHSI
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-26

Democrat itself, if the following SEN
tence at the close of its article, means
anything:
How long it will be before our cities are
qualified to take care of themselves is ques-
ton. Perhaps it would be we'll to give them
full swing and educate themselves up to the
right point through bitter experiences. They
might learn in this way; possibly they can
learn in no other. The experiment might
prove expensive, but when taxpayers are
thoroughly aroused they are apt to accom-
plish good deal.
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Removal.

RemOVHl.
The office of the famous Larissa Nurseries
has been recently removed to Palestine, Texas,
where all parties desiring fruits, flowers, ever
green's, ETC., should address us at that point.
a-Id-tf VOAKUM & Co Palestine. Tex.
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Friday, May 26, 'S2.
EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS.

EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS.
EGYPT is preparing to resist Turkish
Intervention.
SHorovER is the name of the nag
that won the Derby.
PALESTINE is to be lighted by elec-
trictity.
THE Eagle Pass Times is about to
be revived only waiting for a printer.
THE deadlock in the national house
of representatives seems to tighten.
Miss Ada c.. Sweet Of Chicago has
been confirmed as pension agent.
BRACKET is to have a branch from
the sunset.
THE picture of Maj. Penn in the
"Sifings," makes him look like a stock
man.
PAYNE and twenty.nine other dep
redators upon Indian Territory have
been arrested by the U. S. troops.
MICHAEL DAvITT has determined to
act with prudence, so as not to excite
hostile legislation.
THE Galveston Journal of Com
merce is now called the Evening Call.
Call in and see us.
THE Car has concluded to put
down the persecution of the Jews, and
governors and officers in general are
commanded to take timely measures
to prevent and suppress outrages on
the Jews, on penalty of dismissal.
The woman suffrage question, which
is occupying the senate at Washington
seems heavy and slow work in English
politics. 1t has its orators, as eloquent
and importunate as those who tackle
our committees, and who are rated by
the London News as deserving success.
But says that journal, the woman ques-
ton has not yet got into the sphere OF
practical politics. While we have only
the sum total of five suffraglsts in New
Hampshire, on the public schools ques-
to urge in support of the practical de-
velopment of woman suffrage among
us it is not worth while to crow over
English remissness, or vaunt our pro-
gress in experiment. Let US be salts
fled to know that the cause lives and
that Mary Walker has got situation,
although not yet in woman's clothes.
A PAINFUL sensation pevades the
literary world owing to the untoward
late THAT Has DClduCu tllS ooOd 'loy
poet of Camden, Pa, who placed his
demented Alexandrine in the care of
the muses., and sprinkled New Eng
land with the melody, about score of
years ago. "Leaves of Grass" is un-
der condemnation as obscene poetry.
The attorney general of Massachu-
sets has placed the fiat of his interdic-
ton on the work just as 1t issued from
the press of Osgood & Co. The pub
fishers shed tears-for they had driven
terrific bargain with poor old Walt,
giving him but 6H pr. ct. on sales.
They had everything yet to realize.
Might not tie obscene lines be sup
pressed ITO a Prostitute" and "a
Woman waits for me. y? The poet
struck heroic attitude. Nothing could
be suppressed. The fiat is supreme
and the poetical pnblic will not pasture
on Leaves of Grass" by Walt Whit
man-not this summer. 1t is thought
the poet may kill off the attorney gen.
- ,,;.L he AIavaDdripac Thou ora
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Prescription Department

Parties can rely on having their prescriptions pre-
pared with the greatest and accuracy.
They make a specially Of the following
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AMUSING ADVENTURE OF THE uGH-TONED
WATERS AT THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE.

AMUSING ADVENTURE OF THE HIGH-T0NED
WATERS AT THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
tAltoons tPa,) Times.l
A few days ago the heightened coloret
walters at the Mountain House, Cresson,
became imbued with burning desire to
go down In coal mine and explore the
wonders and intricacies Of the subterra.
mean world before they were laid in Il
stin and stark. The day for the "yoca.
tion." was arranged, and clad in plug hats,
whiie vests and pants, In fact in their best
"bib and tucker" they HE'D themselves,
one hundred In number, 10 the mines OF
Liily's. On reaching their destination they
secured the services OF witty son Of Erin's
green Isle to escort them through the p,t OF
darkness. He lit his lamp and started with
bis sable visitors, and after winding
through the numerous chambers and
mystiiying the sight-seers as much rs pos
sible, he thus addressed them:
81 vent livery wan ay yez to pay me a
dollar and half for me thr0uble, or ont
goes the light"
The coons were dumbfounded, and roll
ed their eyes In great establishment at the
demand OF their Celtic
escort, each one affirming that he had not
That amount OF the filthy stuff about his
clothes.
"Then, be tabers, you nagurs will have
o md your way out ay this mine the best
'ez can" and with this be pulled out the
ignt and all was utter darkness.
Dcing thoroughly acquainted with the
arious passages OF the mine, the freshman
0"'o easily eludc the colored gentlemen
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
DEAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
LII BY

GEORGE -. NAcuON " SUN,
No. TENTH STREET, SHAFER's BUILDING.
s7,ooo-LARGE DETACHED BRICK DWELL
with fifteen rooms; stable and carriage
house: No. 106 south Third street.
5,O0c-NEW DETACHED BRICK DWELL
ING, nine or ten rooms, sS5 west Grace
5.OOO-LARGE AND DESIRABLE sUBsTAN-
TlALLY-C ONSTRUC T ED BRICK
DWELLING, with thirteen rooms. in good
order, 5 8 north Fifth street.
4,500-DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING,
with nine rooms, 200 east Cary street.
4,00C-GOOD BRICK DWELLING, with eight
rooms 512 north Eighth street.
3,50O-DETACHEDM ARBLE-FRONT BRICK
DWELLING, with seven rooms, 90 Har-
2,sOO-NEW DETACHED BRICK DWELL
ING, with eight rooms 304 west Clay
2,eoo"DETACHEDB BRICK DWELLING, with
seven rooms, 207 west Broad street.
2,1O0-BRlCh DWELLING, with eight rooms,
325 west Main street.
2,000-BRICK DWELLING, with eight rooms,
205 west Cary street.
2,0O0-BRICK DWELLING, with ten rooms,
1910 east Franklin street.
1,So0-BRlCK DWELLING, with seven rooms,
25l2 east Franklin street.
1,500-NEW DETACHED FRAMED DWELL
ING, i13 south Laurel street.
l,300-DETACIIED FRAMED DWELLING,
PIP south Second street
1,200-TWO-STORY DETACHED FRAMED
DWELLING. 900 south Laurel street.
1,000-FRAMED DWELLING, six rooms, COS
6Oo-FRAMED DWELLING, six rooms, 81
west Canal street.
S0O.BRICK DWELLING, four rooms. GAG
6oonFRAMED DWELLING, corner Main and
550-FRASiED DWELLING, 1910 north Sc
cond street.
LOCATED STORES on Broad street for sale.
Sc 2l-eOd6t GEORGE :. VASIION & son.
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|, and make his way out. The walters knew
nat which way TO turn for deliyerence.
Finally they got on all fours, cropping
about In The darkness and the water and
fhe dirt of the mine TO find the track lead
inc ont OF their prison. The coons were
In mortal terror and fearfully excited. II
one Of them caught his fellow by the heel,
he made the hollow recesses OF the cavern
resound with his yells Of fright, during
which hats were lost and garments splatter-
ed with the black water and dirt OF the
horrible place. At length they reached
daylight more scared than hurt, hat!css,
mired. and amusingly demoralized. In
their haste to get away from the mine they
left one OF their number yet imprisoned IN
the cavern. After hours OF tribulation
and great CONSERVATION he too emerged
into the light Of day, the picture OF .
man thoroughly broken up, both In nun q
and personal charms. With vengeance IN
his eve he sat himself down at the NOUN
OF the mine to await the coming OF .ne
Irishmap who had played the scurvy srick
upon him. Presently another son Vi .ns
Emerald isle put in an appearance, "nu
after viewing the forlorn-looking coon' IN
quircd
+" Phat are yez doing here?"
dis ere mine. I'll kill him; pulwerize
him; chaw him up; Pll-"
40, be comics, yez had Dist be aither
gettin' out av this, or the 1rishman VIII DO
that same to yez."
The irate African didn't wait for FUR
Their warning to leave, and he made the
best time possible from the awful locality,
reaching Cresson some two hours later
than the advance guard Of mine-explorers.
The "vocation greatly confused matters
about supper-time at the popular resort on
the mountain top, by reason OF the delay
necessary in the "vocators " getting them
selves into presentable shape TO wait on
the guests.
Mr.. John Russell, Of the Logan House,
tells this adventure Of his dusky brethren
with great gusto and delight, with Gus
tomary variations thrown in. He thinks
il he had witnessed the return OF the d.
lapidated coons he should have been
"done fur suah," and there would have
been no more Lord John Russell to manlp-
ulate Saratogas at the Logan.
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BY w. Goddin q Son, Auctionecrs'
c<wper Eleventh and Bank Streets

u,RusTEEs, SALE OF VERY vALu.
4 r Ahtn FEs sfhRE ELS MA9sfxLL BE
TWEEN TSTM S nd Es LIKE sFFRRssN ykkEEihNIs
~ yirtne OF i've several deeds Of trust executed oy
NJ. j. n wilkinson and wife to the unaers LIE,
trustees respectively the arst bearing oase the
,h,,d hngust 90, 1879 the fourth June l3, 1851
and The nth September IL, 1881 all duly record
ed in Richmond IN the foregoing deeds
nj tile request of the holders OF the sevefai %
ble notes thereby secured, VIII 0fer TOR sa'e ~ pun
lie auction, on the premises, ON
MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1882,
ne fair n not, ON the next fair day. commencing
at O'Clock r. NJ, In the following ORDER: r,.v
First. The LoT at the northeast corner OF Clay
and Eleventh streets ironing g With Eleventh
Street 45o fcet 10 inches to the south line Of Leigh
street, on which stands large brick ana stnfcoea
dwelling with the usual number OF outDulidInRs,
Sitcken. &c. The dwelling contains eight spacious
rooms, In good order and finished in handsome
style, and Is now In the occupancy OF Mr.. WLkin ,
son. This property will be divided so as 10 sell
with the mansion house the whole front on Clay
street Of OF feet, running back 100 feet 10 an a.
ley, and 800 feet, more or less, IRONING on tne
cast line Of Eleventh street, running back " feet
divided into building lots each 25 to 30 feet front
second. Immediately thereafter the LOT ad.
Joining the manson-housc on the east, fronting on
the north side OF Clay street feet inches run
ming back $50 feet to an alley 20 feet wide: mort,
side of Marshall street between Tenth and Eleventh
streets fronting Al feet running back 13S feet 70
an alley, adjoining the west the residence OF the
late Samuel Putney.
And on the following afternoon-viz,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1882
or fair; II not. on the next fair day thereafterJ
commencing at AZ O'Clock, those Two lRON-
FRONT TENEMENTS, Nos. rs and 2S, on Ninth
street near Franklin fronting 432 rect running
back lO3 feet with an alley 4x2O feet eadlng out
10 Franklin street. The lower part OF said tene-
ments are occupied as stores, and the upper part,
known as Nv i1kinsons Hail., as Offices and lOdg-
ing-roOms These tenemcnts were erected Few
wears ago I'm excellent style, the rental OF winch
averages about 42,500 per annun.
The special attention Of capitalists Is called to
the sale OF the foregoing truly valuable property,
offered at auction.
BY consent of the parties interested the terms OF
sale will be one third cash; balance ut six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes, interest
added secured by deeds or trust or all cash, at OPP
W.GODDIN,
Ii. III. WILKINSON.
Trustees In first deed;
GEORGE w. WARREN,
Trustee In second deed;
w. GODDlN,
Ut. GODDIN,
Trustees in third decd;
W.GODDlN,
ABRAHAM LEVY. JR.,
Trustees in fourth deed;
JOHN 4. COKE,
se19 Trustee in fifth deed.