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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-18

DIR. John Hendrce. who was native OF
Virginia. and late resident OF Sclma, Ala,
died in church at Coliieryillo, os the +. t.,
~ and q. II. r., on Sunday morning last
al heart- disease, il Is thought. He was
learned and successful physician and fin
isned gentleman. Mr.. s. c. Grecnhow, o.
Richmond, Is n connection Of the family
Near about the same fine yesterday
morning there we're two small Dres-0ne
IN the basement OF the old coroner's oa'ce,
ON Broad street. the other the roof oil The
kitchen OF the old Geanor residence,
Bread and Twentieth streets. Losses IN
considerable.
Judge Bond has returned 10 Baltimore.
Tonight at Mozart JIalT Corporal Tan
ncr. Of New York, will deliver lecture on
ahc Blue and the Gray, for the benefit OF
Lee Camp a.. S. A. and Phil. 'hearney
Post ~. :. Al Of this city.
The Council Committee on Water, with
n number Of invited guests. will this morn
ing visit and inspect the new wa'er-works.
The question is submitted whether Rich
mopd can AFFORD 10 invite the people OF all
the world TO tobacco exposition here be-
fore she is supplied with an uptown hotel,
union depot, and handsome place oil
amusement.
Next Wednesday is Hollywood memo
rlal-dav, but the strcet-railway is as far as
ever from having been extended TO that
cemetery.
The work OF pulling up Main street be-
tween First and Fifth is going on rapidly
but the putting down proceeds mt snaiF
pace. II l. evidently to be iong-drawn-
out Job.
Under the auspices OF the Young Mems
Christian Association, DIR. Christopher
Tompkins will deliver Tonight. in the lee
ture-room OF the Medical College, Il lecture
on Physical Reverence. tits intended for
the instruction OF young men. and will be
illustrated with charts. and is free to all.
The case Of the Commonwealth against
w. y. Merryman, charged with making an
unlawful assault upon Judge W. W. New
man, OF Hanover county, has by Judge
Newman been removed for trial from Han
over to lIenrico county.
The British bark Isabel. $50 tons, Thomas
Mcclure master, cleared for Santos, Brazil,
yesterday, with 1850 barrels and 200 half
barrels -four, aud $50 kegs lard Q0,402
pounds). valued at Sl7,SSG.71; also, mer-
chandise from New York valued at S2,99T-
total value, see, sS3.77.
A meeting OF the survivors OF Parker's
battery was held ut the Office OF John
Thompson Brown yesterday evening and Il
temporary organization formed. \ COM
mittee on constitution and bylaws was APP
pointed TO report to n meeting at the same
place next Thursday evening. There are
about forty members of this battery new
residing i'm Richmond.
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Manchester.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WARD MEET
ADMINISTRATION or DELE
GATES TO THE LYNcHBURG CONVENTION.
Conservative Democratic meetings were
held In three OF the wards in Manchester
last night to nominate municipal officers to
be voted for at the election on Thursday
next, and elect delegates to the Lynchburg
Convention and members OF the Central
Committee. j. w. Bronaugh was endorsed
for treasurer and T.. j. Il. Fisher for high
constable in all the wards.
In the First Ward DIR. A. 5. Mclsae was
called to the chair, and A. Royal made sec
rotary. b. s. Pilson was nominated for
the Council, Il. w. Gentry and c. c. Nc
Rae were elected delegates to the Lynch
burg Convention, and ii. Fitzgerald, s. $.
McRae, and +. Bourne were elected to the
Central Committee. No nomination was
made for justice Of the peace.
In the Second Ward Fleming Morgan was
nominated for the Council and James NJ.
Perdue for justice of the peace. c. l.. Page
was elected delegate TO the Lynchburg
Convention. with A. G.. Evans as alternate,
and III. A. Jordan, j. Z. Moore, and a. G..
Evans were elected to the Central Commit
tee.
In the Fourth Ward II. G. Ferguson
presided and ID. j. Weisiger acted as secrc-
tary. &. +. Moore was nominated for the
long term and j. T. Brady for the short
term in the Council. and Richard z. Rob
inson for justice OF the peace. II. c. Fer.
guson, c. f. Moore, and John O'Brier
were elected TO the Central Committee, anC
Judge William l. Clopton and ID. l.. Pull
liam TO the Lynchburg Convention, will
ii. A. Maurice and J. IL. Patterson as al
ternates.
The Third-Ward meeting will be held to
morrow night.
All of the meetings were largely attend
cd.
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City Postage Oh Printed Matter.

A recent ruling of the Post-Oflice De-
partmeut makes the word "transent,"
used in Ruling 426. United States Official
Postal Guide for January, 1883 (page 700,
applicable only to "sample copies" OF
4" second-class" newspapers mailed at Il
frec-delivery Office for delivery therefrom.
Such copies excepting weekles), without
regard to weight, must be prepaid by at
fixing ordinary one-cent stamps. Week
lies, "whether regular or transient" wiz,
sample copies. are nailable at pound rates.
The postage on any paper not admitted to
the pound rate, or, when so admitted.
mailed by other than the publisher, is one
cent Tor each two ounces. The postage on
periodicals OF the second class at 4 free-de-
livery office is one cent per copy when the
weight does not exceed two ounces, and
two cents per copy when it does. No
charge above two cents. On periodicals
not OF the "second class" novels, pamph-
lets, circulars, etc. the postage is one cent
for each two ounces or fraction thereof.
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iron OTHER LOCAL. SEE FIRST rAGE.l
An Insane Murderer.

KILLING HIS FRIEND AND SEIGHB0R BEFORE
THE LATTER's WIFE AND FRIENDS.
A Baltimore special gives the following
account OF the Iioward-county tragedy.
brief mention Of which was made in our
Geographic columns yesterday morning /:
Charles X. Whyte, wealty farmer, re-
siding In Howard county near Leicester.
and who Is a distant relative OF ex-Con-
gresham William Pinckney Whyte, was
Killed without prov0cation to-day by Ed
ward Hanson, who shot his victim three
tunes. and then cut his throat as he Law ON
the ground, ten yards from carriage con-
tanning Mrs. Whyte and another lady. Both
gentlemen were prominent in the county.
and as there was no cause for a
quarrel Mr.. Hanson is believed TO
be insane. Mr.. Whyte. accompanied by
the two ladies referred 10. drove over TO
the home OF Hanson this afternoon 10 ne
gotiate for some corn which he wished TO
buy. Hanson had gone out to one al his
fields TO sec after his laborcrs and mes
senger was dispatched for him, Mr.. WHITE
mean while alighting and stepping upon the
front porch. Hanson came home in re-
Spouse TO the summons, and, entering the
back door, asked his daughter who was the
visitor, and was informed that Mr.. WHITE
was waiting. Hanson went upstairs, and.
IN IL was afterwards discovered. armed him
self with heavy Colts revolver. He then
went into the kitchen, picked up large
earying-knife, and walked hastily out on the
porch. where Wbyte was waiting. He adj |
vanced until be was within three feet OF |
WHITE, when be raised his pistol and fired, |
the ball taking effect in the leg. Whyte |
started 10 run, when Hanson fired twice in |
rapid succession. both balls entering the
head OF the victim, who fell dead on the
lawn, In plain view OF the ladies and OF the
entire Hanson family. The murderer
rushed TO the corpse, and with the carving
knifc cut the throat from car TO ear.
Mrs. Wbyte screamed out: "Ob, Mr..
ianson, what are you doingy" when be
eplicd, With great excitement alt Is the
.ord's Will j promised my mother on
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A Sacacsous Dog

HI CAN TILL THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TIA
LIANs AND IRIsIIvEN WITHOUT BITING.
philadelphia Times-l
A shepherd dog on the farm OF MARTIN
Uanscn, on the estate Of Colonel Charles
Thompson Jones, at RoXborougb, EXHIBITS
an instance of canine sagaclty and discrlnl-
nation which has made HIM the falh OF
Marlborough. The Pennsylvania Railroad
Company's PhGniXyille extension runs
through the ColonePs property. One OF
the gangs OF laborers employed on the
work is composed OF Italians and the other
OF freshmen. There is IA well on HansciPs
place, which is resorted to by the laborers
for water. The Italians and the irish,
from exposure TO the sun, are about equally
tanned. The dog, however, by some 'u-
erring instinct. can distinguish the nation
alities apart. He makes no fuss when the
Celtic eXiles appear, but as soon as one OF
King IIumbert's eX-Subiects sets foot
across the boundary the beast bristles up
and stands at defiance. All attempts to
overcome his antipathy have failed.
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AU1r,ox sALEs-Future Days.


BY ". 0oddin ~ oo"'
TEN VERY VALUABLE BuiL dD THr
i LOTS IN TIE WEST uEETTwW'EE N PiNE
SOUTH SIDE OF BEOAo ,miniNiNG "EL-
rs" STATION ron sab c,, At A AG above, each
These VALUABLE LOTS. l2c1uVa11 {ect 10 an alley
I6 f,ei wide, viii be sold at auction o" '"e p''
"''''0'O" MONDAY. MAY 2s, 1885,
at 81 O'Clock =. VI. These LolS nrv st,tion,
on the Richmond. Fredericksburg ana ro.o, and
railroad I'm the centre Of several me ere lots
are ON The so0h side Of Broad street. Whe.e nJ H.,
are in great demand andreal estate inP'o''"e
value. IL, t,noxyn
at the hour of sale. acr..
A man of the lots can be seen at our ONCE. =, ho
a private offer for the whole property "o"'' "
entertained. . Lola I'm the
This Is favorable chance 10 secure lo.S IN re e,v
west end of Broad street. whilst r4 piloSS
reasonable. W. 'ObDi' ,",,onacrs
IL -N",',Di.----
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RAILROAD LINES.
al N szzss ss9sssaR

&Qa - s@SR
nICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND P0TOMAC KaiLHoAD'-oc"''u''
com mcncipa MAY Is. 1883: ,.,,,,..,o,s
o'Vo ~ "'' anty ., Milford and Fredericksburg.
Sleeper from Charleston 70 Washing
ton. -. ...t,., ,t.,,,, INV
500 A. NJ, leaves D ~ ,ra1
..,op NJ ieares Byrd-Strcet station daily
1fo '' sleeper from savannah 10 New or, s'
,,,,. NJ arrives ut Bsrd-Sireet station da{'
ii'i' ~ slccucrl rom New York To- savannah:
o.oe 70 NJ arrives .Bvrd-Sreet station dally
"'Vo stops af Frederic 6sburg, MILFORD aulu
Junction. sleeper from Nashh'S'""
o..apu arrives nj Byrd-s;reet station daIy
except sundaYsl.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
Daley EXCEPT SUNDAYS;
cog A NJ. leaves Elba; arrives AZ Asblaho 20
o'-' ~ 7:I3 A. ". stops az Hungary; s,oo,
Ann u 81 accommodation: leaves BrCid-SlIee1t
station; arrives at Ash'aho -. ss D'V@
z.osp NJ leaves Elba: arrives at Ashland az
tao sos T.. VI. Stops ~ Hungary.
e.o5 A NJ arrives at Elba; leaye' Asuidhu al
WV 5:2S 4. VI. Stops AZ iiungafy.
COS NJ accommodation: arrives 40 broad
90" street station; leaves Ashland AT $50
amp A.. arrives AT EIba; leaves Ashland az
"'AN 5:34 l. NJ. stops al Hungary.
r. A1AYIcE. General Ilcact Agent.
FT.D. MYERS, General superintendent. -
IL - my 10
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by Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneers and Brokers,
No. 3 north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF 4
L COMFORTABLE BRICK DWELLING on
Az ALLEY BETWEEN FOUSHEE AND
ADAMS AND BYRD AND CANAL STREETS
l;y virtue of deed Of trust from Joseph Sloyall,
IN the clerks Office Richmond Chanccry Curt. I'm
ID. a., 1879 H.. page 469, we will sell by auction.
upon the prcmises. on
SATURDAY, MAYO. 1858,
at o'clock i. VI the PROPERTY thor I'm de-
scrihcc. fronting % feet on tie south side of said
alley By depth Of 81. feet, on which l. BRICK
DWELLING and other improvements
TERMS Cash as 10 so much as win be necessary
to dcfray the expenses of sale and pay on note Of
s0O.75, due March 9th, With Interest thereon. and
a note of $3.50. due June q, 1888. and upon the
following credits: S52.25. due 9Th September.
1888; SOB, due 9th December. SS3: sj3. 75. due
9th March, 1884 ; and balance. II any, as may be
announced at sale deferred payments 10 be secured
by deed Of trust upon the property.
4. J. CHEWING.
EDWARD 5. ROSE.
my IL Trustees
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AUCTION sALEs.-.Future Deys:

T1RUsTEEs SALE OF VINES s,o IN
FixTUREs sn9W-GAsEsh . IGbiy and S duly re.
trlist-eed executed ~ " ~ pn,rbmond chancery
s cnri ON ' NAY L. 1888 WIN 9er for i Rread
auction. The premise, ~ sna 1888 at IL
oo,cIock A. NJ. the entire SfOCk, t. anrec.inn
and FURNITURE of the sa9on, . 1na Terms:
Cash. Hp""
mn i7-5t
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ny.I. ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE:

ToR SALE PRIVATELY, TIiAIGs
L VERY DEsIRABsLE: rR9 IF Pieassnts and
Mrs. w, s,rcefs 2OOxl 80 feet With nagn,n,eent
sbrn5s flower, &C. FiSE, E aa rsi
BRICK DWELLING; 9aL'Sy s sxasq c,oyTTAGE.
demc, sicc and long credits. Apply at one. 70
10" pr''' '''' GRUBBs & APPERsoN,
Real Estate Agents, &C.,
sc, No north Eleventh street.
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by Grubbs & Apperson,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 5 north Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF ONE
LOWER JAMES RIVER, CONTAINING TIIIR-
TEEN HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND. JUST
BELQW DREWRI,S BLUFF. IN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY, NA.-By virtue of two deeds
of trust from James b. Jones and wife. dated re-
spectIyely l4th October, 1850, and 7th October,
1882, and duly recorded and being required so to
DO by the beneacaries. We wiz sell, on the prem.
ises, by auction. ut IL o'clock W., on
TUESDAY. MAY %, 1889,
az fair: If MOTTO the next fair day thercafterl
that REALLY VERY VALUABLE FARM above
described, called "DRENRl'S BLCFF.n 'front.'
Ing three miles on James river. one mile from
Drewrys Bluff station and pOst-Ofce. on the Rich
!nond AMI Petersburg railroad about eight miles
from Richmond. aud the residence of the lafe
jas. h. Jones, containing about 1900 ACRES, of
winch aDnnt23O are river low-grOunds. about 300
acres second lowgrQunds, aud about 800 acres Of
me- rich upland, all hi fine cultivation (abOut so
acres Wei set In Ofchard-grass aud clOyerl and
about boo acres in original forest-plne, oak
hlckory ana walnut. The land lies beautifully and
Is well drained. Can be divided into four farms
OK nearly equal Size-thrce fronting ON the river
ine other on theRiehmond and Petersburg turnpike.
The LARGE FRAMED DWELLING copfginin1
ten rooms. Is beautifully situated, surrounded by a
large forest Of oak, hickory, &c: the very best
wafer convenient, and proyerbialy healthy; barns.
elableS' Ernnhfles, hay-sheds aud houses for tom
ants aud lAborcrs amply sufficient. We believe
tncfc Is no more valuable farm IN the SLATE of ~
ne anu tnose wanting either for their own use or
i9r lhIestnent would DO well 10 examine attend
lle sale and buy. Good neighbors, among them
some northern families Convenient 10 churches.
schools mills, &c. Young bearing orchard OF fine
grapes &c. N' N'' an"
TERMS; Whilst the deeds require n large cash
payments by consent OF parties Ina Interest smaller
payment VIII be accepted; and liberal credits az
70 the residue OF the purchosc-moncy for negOtia-
Ole notes, Interest al per cent semi-annualIy.
anu secured by trust deed, all OF which Will be an
nounced at the sale.
ALEXANDER DOMAIN,
GEORGE A. CUNNINGHAM,
Trustees under the first deed:
BENJAMIN II. NASH,
o trustee under second deed
GRUBBs APPERsoN, Auctioneers
ap Observation-Disclosures
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fURNITURE.


GEORGE u. STACY, 1905 ANDM
~ l2O7 MAIN STREET, has all the ~
BIER FURNITURE. The ANDREWs/f
FOLDING PARLoR-BED Is WONDER.
Call and see for yourself. Steam Elevators 10
all parts Of the house. ap 2e-3m
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AUCTION sALEs-..Future Days.
by Chewing Rose
Real Estate Auctioneers ana broke'S'
No. 8 north Tenth street.
UCTION SALE OF THE BRANNAN
CASTLE,
Situated IN THE GROWING WEST END
ON UARyIE BETWEEN FLOYD AND
MAIN STREETS; ALSO,
SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
ON UARyIE AND FLOYD STREETS.

Nv request Of the owner, we will sell by auctioh'
upon the premises on
TUESDAY, MAY %. 1888.
., 4. O'Clock =. NJ, the abovc-located and TRULY
VALUABLE PROPERTY. ,,,o.
TiIF CASTLE contains twelve rooms. Deslues
ti,chcu &C. all built Of brick, together WIN the
yerv hest lumber, which thorough inspection
In view of the pressing demand for lots in ms
daily improying locality, we have been persuaded
~ divide the property up In lots to SUIT the wants
of purchaser. 49,. rr.rrTlrI-r. lot. to-
ce,her with tn. CASTLE thereon fronting go feet
on Harvie street by DEPTH OF las ieci 10 ~, aiiey
IN fhe rear 20 feet wide. With small outlay thls
can he converted INTO one Of the preitlest ana
elevated position. and surrounded by beaulllul
sbrubbery VI should attract a large attendance on
those I'm quest of home. No one can visit tne
property without being reminded Of "H0me'
Sweet Home III,
Immediately after the sale Of the Castle. we will
offer the following BUILDING LOTS, beginning
I'm the order following:
l. LOT fronting 33 feet on Ilaryle street. anu
south Of the Castle, BY a depth Of las feet 10 al
alley 20 feet wide. a.,
.. TIlREE LOTS on the north Of the Castle
two of said lots front % feet IEirvie stIeetDy
depth Of 90 feet to alley eight feet Mlde t,c
thir-namcd lot has q front of 20 feet on me sOul-
east corner Of IIaryie and Floyd streets by 'he
same depth above mentioned. ,
g (and lastlyl. TWO LOTS on Floyd street escn
fronting by depth Of 80 feet to an alley icc'
wide. -, ,,-,,,
eriy in an improving locality, ana shouiu "'''"N'
a fun attendance Of bidders ,-,.... ,,,,.,, d,
TERMS: One fourth I'm cash; the balance upon
credit of six, twelve. asd eighteen months, put
chascrs 10 give negotiable notes, WIN per cent?
CHEWING * ROSE,
uv13 AuctiOneers.
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Lafest-As 10 Mary's Lamb.

Mary had = little lamb,
Its fleece was black "a ink,
And MaTy had dyspepsia so
She couldn't sleep wink.
She suffered both by nigh and day,
With pans and aches, until her
Kind friends suggested She should take
T.. DAYIs'S PAIN-hILLER.
Itmickly turned dyspepsia out
And made her good n new,
And Just the way that Mary did
should all dyspeptics do.
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IGOR NEW YORK.-The Old <er1ss

LVh y Il " lOiAhs- 4 lie Olu - 49,
= Dominion steamship Conspanv's sssstss.Asr
proposed snlings for the week following are:
OLD DOMINION. Captain WALKEE, FRIDAY.
May 18Th. ~ 3 o'clock e. NJ.
ROANOKE Captain COUCU, SUNDAY, May
20th, at O'Clock l.. VI.
WYANOkE, Captain lIULpuEKs. TUESDAY,
May 22d, 81 3 O'Clock T.. VI.
Freight received until , O'Clock p W. Friday. 6
o'clock r. NJ. saturday, and TO O'clock T.. NJ.
Tuesday.
Through bills OF ading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch 10 all points north, south,
east, and west; also 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodation unsurpas sed.
Afttr-cabin fare 20 New York Including meals
and BERTH, 40: round-triptickets,s -; s;eerage
with subsistence, ~: without subsistence, SO.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays, Tues
days, Wednesdays and Saturdays by the Richmond
andPetersburg railroad at 1850 4. II. will make
connection 40 Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days; cabin fare, $1,000. Tickets 10 lie had az
Tue richmond ana Petersburg depot and A. w.
CARRIERS, 1000 Main street "
tOr freight or passage. apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
my 10 Company's Wharf, Rockets.
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NV Williams & Eowe.
by WilIIams x b0Wv'
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOI Al
ANb EnIfIsTU STREETS AT ADCIlON.-Oh
WEDNESDAY. MAY %. 1883,
=. O'Clock F. NJ we viii sell. IN the premises inc
VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY above r ,e,,iIt
10. The improvements consist oi HnRiCK
HiTCIIFN with Two rooms. forming very con- ON,
Portable residence property Win acces, from og
C1nal and Fourth streets. and located iar ehoupi
hocI FROM canal street to admit of large STORE
Iejng bull on that street at tho corner without III
Jury to the dwelling. thus aiiordlng hrst-l.'e ~
romfortable dwelling at the same Time. Inc i.Ol
fronts 80 feet and runs back great depth 10 Il"
allcy. ,,,,,,,o r pouE
,dEr,IS W. AuctiOneers.
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by +. r.. Cook. Aucti0ncer.
q Ninth street.

BYE r.. Cook. AuciiOncer.
% Ninth street.
VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Y FURNITURE. &C.-T MS DAY ut 10
o'clock. viii sell at my auctiOn-rOOms the largest
assortment Of FURNITURE | have offered ihis
season. embracing In great variety
PARLOR AND CHAMBER SUITS. completes;
WARBROBES. III REACS. BtDSIEADS,
WASiiST ANDS. SAFES. SOFAS,
CHAIRS. ItAT-HACkS, LOGN GES,
Several EXTENSION-TABLkS PRESSES,
MAHOGANY and other TABLES,
Two COOkING-S IpNES.
HAIR AND SHUCh-MATTRESSES,
FEATIlER-BEDS.
BOLSTFRS AND PILLOWS,
together with great many other articles IN The
housekeeping line.
ALSO.
ono SILVER-PLATED S0DA-FOUNTAlN,w with
all apDurtcnmccs: ~
Twenty cases ROASTED AND GROUND COZ
FEE,
Five cases TOMATO EXTRACT.
FIVE chests GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
Twenty eases OISTFR-SAUCE.
one DOTBL E-BAEREL SHOTGUN (importcd)'
Two STORE COUNTERS and SHELVING.
The crowded state of my store makes IL impera-
tive that the goods should be removed Immediately
after the sale. l.. Is. COON.
nv Is AuctiOneer.
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by Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Aucticneer,
l0l6 Main street.

I ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
II ALMOST AN ENTIRE SQUARED OF
BUILDlNG LOTS ON Gil URCH HILL,
ouNDED by NENABL f., TWENTY EIGHTH.
quest OF the owner. nonresident, shall sell by
auction, at great sacrifice. on
MONDAY. MAY ~. 1888,
~ o. O'Clock L. NJ, on the premises. SEVENTEEN
LOTS described as above. and ONE LOT on Plea
SAINT near Twenty street.
The lots all lie beautifully. and front respectively
ZSt 70, and SO feet, running back respectively
l2S, 1872 and los feet 10 alleys g feet wide.
Recert fine tales and continual building In the
neighborhood added 10 the fact that II IS believed
tat the street-car railway viii skirt this property.
make these lots desirable for homes and specula-
i've purposes. 4 plat OF the property can be seen
al The Office Of the aucti0neer.
TERMS: Easy, and az sale.
my 10 FURMAN TUPPER, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il HOTEL PROPERTY IN KING WILLIAM
CouNrY:-As substituted trustee under the deed
OF L. H. Slaughter ST.. ana wife, of the Il of jan
uary, 1850, the undersigned will sell at public auc-
uoh NJ King William Courthouse, on
MONDAY, MAY 2s, 1888,
lcour;-day,l that VALUABLE PROPERTY NJ
which said 4. II. Slaughter ST., died S, lied. known
az me CnuRTlIOUsE PROPERTY, containing
sTa hehLS. more or less on Which Is HOTEL,
sdokEHOUsf, LARGE BRICK STABLE, and
os ~ improvements, which Yield an annual rent
81 sfou. This property Is 50 well known 10 dis
penss win any further description.
IEhhS; Cash enough TO pay the sum OF $2llO,
the uebt secured thereon and the expenses Of sale
ana OF executing Tie trust under sid deed tnc
balance IN TWO equal instruments at one and two
year. interest TO be paid annually from day OF
slie 70 DC secured by deed Of trust upon tie pro-
per,y, unless The personal representative Of The
the credit instalments. "
Thc property viii lie sold as an entirety or ln
parcels az may be thought most advantageous on
uic day OF sale. ROGER GREGORY,
Substituted Trustee.