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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-03
BASEBALL NEVIS.

The proposed American Association game at
the Polo Grounds yesterday between the Metropolitan
and Baltimore lad to be postponed Of
the storm. A championship game between the Ale
gheny and Metropolitan mines Will DC played at the Polo
Grounds to-day.
The match which to have been played Wednes.
day between the United States Marines and the Wavery
Club been postponed TIL today. The game will be
played IN the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
CHICAGO, Aug 2.-rhe champions turned the tables on
their New York rivals here to-day The game was fairly
well played and resulted as follows
New York..----.----.---------.-.- . . 0-l
Basshits-New- York Chicago z. Errors-New.York.
4 Chicago, 5.
BUFFALO Aug. 2.-The Buffalo nine again defeated the
Providence here To-day. The by innings
as follows:
BunaiO .:.. Is
Base-hits = Providence 8, Buffalo, TO- Errors Provi-
dence. 81 Buffalo, T.
CLEVELAND Aug. 2.-The Boston players defeating
the Ceyeands every day They defeated the home nine
again here to-day. The score was AS follows:
Cleveland. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l U U OIL
Base-hits-BOstoh A Cleveland 1. Errors-Boston ii
Cleveland o.
DETROIT. Aug 2.-rhe absurdity Of the Philade phia
mines oontestng Tor the championship OF the League
again illustrated here to-day The Deroits they
pleased by the following score;
Detroit, ;---...-----.---..---.- o 9 0 So
Base hitsDetrolt 49, Philadelphia 8. Errors-Detro
B Philadelphia, s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-03

When a man is escorting his wife to the
depot, where sue will bid hm good by for month or 40
Ia the country no should be careful sing tn TO-
tum-tlddy" ABOVE MS BREATH she may conclude 10
remain At home This Is given to you under the
shoulder -iBochester ExDress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-03
MONMOUTH PARK RACES POSTPONED.

The races arranged for yesterday at Mon
mouth PARK were postponed account OF the storm
until Tomorrow By that time the track Will be In
proper condition for the large and excellent fe'ds
entered The races originally set down for Saturday
will be run on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-03

CHICAGO STRIKERS RETURNING TO WORK
CHICAGO, Aug. 2.-The officials of the West
ern Union Company report that three more striking
operators returned TO work to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-03
A NEW-JERSEY CAMP MOVEMENT.

KEY EAST, n. j., Aug. "A meeting was
held here yesterday for the purpose Of adopting the plan
of tho Chadtauqua schools Most Of the peoge
present from Philadelphia. ID. H. Wycon. OF
Asbury Park was chosen chairman. Addresses were
made by Z. Payson Porter Secretary OF the IniernS
tional Sunday school Association; Lewis ID. Vase, 81
philadelphia. and L. @. Harrison. OF Pennsylvania. II
is proposed 10 hold the meeting montl earlier than
those az Chautauqua and employ the lecturers
Key East some 800 acres OF ground, w1ica IS
owned by Edward Bachelor, the PhiladeIpnil toDac3D
mist He Is selling tue land IN lots 30 Dy 100 feei, aud
has built hotel aud pavilion Another moeIiJg Will
be ed la October, when II Is expected that Newly TX
uecessal y arran gements be perfected.
An exchange says that n few nights ago,
while Baptis' minister was attending dyige service,
negro boy took tue preachers horse and
buggy and drove them nearly to death. Ihls aecount
illustrates the extreme Of refined cruelty. How that
buggy must nave suffered! What agoAizing screams
have been wrenched rom that Door bagsy as II
jolted the hardpiu roadway We seriously oblect
to lynchng general principles, bat IN extreme cases
like thswell, could willingly see lynch law take Us
relentless No rate Is hard enough ION inc
henu drives buggy 10 Within an inca ana hall OF
DEATHS door and leaves it exposed 10 tho fury Oh tns
elements.-lI Texas Sntings
Everybody in Texas knows Colonel Bill Fitz
Hugh, talk "a oid General holmes out OF
the ring during the war; Bill was at tue Great WINDSOR
OF lime the fellow came back. Bill looked az him ~
astonishment moment and then asked: Are You ino
man gave my order tot" To which the wa .a
replied: YES sir, am that same" well, my Col.
reorted Bill you have aged so that NUnlG nos nafe
known you rom Aaron's scapegoaI' s'itin3~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-03
TROTBLE on A NEXICAN RAILROAD.

CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. 2.-The telegraph
operators on the Mexican National Railroad struck this
morning They demand increase OF $50 month
The traius interrupted. speedy arrangement Ii
expected.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

WILLIAMS & BowE. Auctloneers. oc IS
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wonrIram.DUNLAP.
Marriage OF q Richmond Gentleman
I'm Macon, Ga.

Mr.. Henry NJ. WORKMAN and bride, nee
Dunltp. sister OF Mrs. Ashton Sfarkc, ar
rived in the city yesterday morning from
Macon, where they were married on the
18th. The telegraph and Messenger OF
tina, city gives the following account:
The universal popularity Of the bride,
and that commendable and eyer-present
curiosity which females feel on matrimo-
NAL subjects and occasions, filed Mulberry
street church las. night to It's utmost ca
pacity with eager spectators.
The church was moi decorated, and with
the exception OF large vases Of choice cut
flowers on either side the bridal couple,
there was an entire absence OF ornamental
ton. Little ripples Of expectation ran
over the assembly as each carriage rolled
up to deposit its fair occupants and gave
way for others. Shortly after the organ,
under Professor Coley's touch, pealed a
wedding march. The bridal party adj
vanced, preceded by the ushers, in the fol-
lowing order:
G. ii. Solomon and J. W. Chester.
Floyd Ross and Prentiss Edwards.
Horace Powers and John salisbury.
w. ii. Woodson and Miss Carrie john
ston.
c. +. Workman, Jr., and Miss Lucille
Key.
Conway Spillman and Miss Fannie Greer.
w. NJ. Workman and Miss Lillian Dun
lap.
The bride and groom were met by the
officiating minister, Dr. j. ;. Key. and the
simple but impressive service OF the Meth
odist Church soon made them man and
wife.
The bride wore a white plush, the front
nounccd TO the waist with Duchess-lace
fiounces, long train, and the conventional
flowing veil and orange-blossom wreath.
Miss Carrie Johnston wore white satin,
covered with Spanish lace. the remaining at
tendants wearing white silk and silk null
trimmed with lace.
TIE gentlemen, OF course, appeared in
full evening dress.
After the ceremony a brilliant reception
was rendered. and the hospitlb!e mansion
of Captain Dunlap was soon filled with in
vited guests. At II O'Clock the dning-hall
was thrown open, and the handsomest Ia
bic set in years revealed itself.
l. is needless to say the presents were
handsome and numerous, embracing some
of remarkable richness.
We can with honesty say that Macon
could no, have lost more popular young
lady than Miss Ncttie. For several years
she has been the recognized leader of Ma
con society, and her place will be found
difficult to fill. The best wishes OF all go
with her to her new home. and the hearth
est congratulations are extended to Mr..
Wortham on his success.
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1878 40
Music.Tcachcrs' Association.

At q meeting OF the Music-Teachers' AS
soci~tiou of the State OF Virginia held at
the music-storc Of Mcssrs. Ramos 4 Moses
Friday night the following committees
were appointed: Executive Committee /;
Professors Fred. Ch. Hair, L. l.. Ayres,
j. Carroll Chandler, aud Theodore Presser,
OF Lynchbmg, and Miss Lizzie Arbuckle.
OF Richmond. Committee on Finance :
Colonel W. L. Tanner and Messrs. c. L..
Siegel and Manly B. Ramos.
This Association was organized for the
promotion and elevation OF music in Viz
gina. and endorsed as It is by the leading
musicians Of the State will do a grand work
in this direction. II will hold a meeting
during Christmas week, and a very atlrac-
tive programme hiss been arranged Tor the
occasion. Messrs. W. II. Sherwood, OF
Boston; 4. N. Bowman, OF st. Louis, and
w. :. Is. Matthews. OF Chicago, will be
present and deliver lectures on musical
subjects. During the session OF the Asso-
ciaiion Professor Hair will give a piano
recital and Professor Chandler an organ
recital. ~" VIZ 90"
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EErprDrISC.

Tic double store OF Messrs. Julius Never
example OF tie growing prosperity Of our
city. Five years ago they occupied the one
floor $50 feet deep No. G03 Broad street.
To-day they have so increased in public
favor as to require for their business the
five floors, OF 12jieet depth, comprlsedin the
two buildings Nos. 60l and G03 Broad street.
The secret OF their success is that Messrs.
Meyer d Son have always aimed to present
to the public at popular prices the novelties
as well as the nccesSaries in their line
through the agency of polite and attentive
statesmen and ladies. II will repay visitors
and the public generally to visit their busy
establishment and examine the handsome
display Of dry goods, wraps, carpets, &C.,
in their various departments.
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Bcrcmann's Automatic CITY.

That great wonder of wonders has re-
moved from 9l6 Main to 2l3 east Broad
street, and will continue to interest the
multitude OF Richmond for a few DAYS
longer. We advise everybody to embrace
the last opportunity to see the most mar
Vicious invention in automatic science the
world has ever produced. Besides, we are
pleased to record that there is no misrepre-
sentatlon OF the merits Of this remarkable
work. Our people can I've assured OF its
real worth. See it by all means, and be
made happier, better, and wiser.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-21

For twenty years have suffered from a
cancer on the side Of my neck near the
shoulder, and exhausted the whole cata-
logue of remedies without any relief. The
cancer growing worse all the time. the
whole upper part Of my body became stiff
and full Of pain. had virtually lost the
use Of both arms, my general health had
broken down, and saw it was only aques-
ton OF time when life itself would be de-
stroyed. In thi, condition | commenced
the use OF Swift's Specific. The first bottle
relieved me Of the stiffness in the neck, the
second gave me perfect use OF my arms.
and feel strong and we'll in every way. /
ala poor man, but would not take $1,000
for the good / have experienced with
Swift's Specific. | believe it will force out
all the poison and cure me.
W. l.. Robson, Davisboro', Ga.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-21

FRIDAY night Mr.. i. {. Well, one OF
Manchester's worthieSt citizens, died ut his
residence on Hull street. in that city, after
a protracted and painful illness. Mr.. Wells
was for long time one OF the most useful
members OF the Methodist church, and was
the founder OF the Fifth-Street and Swans
boro' churches. In the death OF this VEN
cradle Christian gentleman the community
at large feel that they have sustained
great loss. HIS funeral will be preached
in the Ninth-Street Methodist church to-
daN al 2 p NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-21
High HATS.

The high silk hat is more than ever re-
cpgnized as the standard head-gear for
dress-and really nothing looks so well.
No young or old gentleman at The North
but what has one, and they are often struck
with wonder at seeing so few worn ON our
streets. The reason is our young men are
slow to adopt this hat, but when once
adopted they at sight see the difference it
makes in their appearance of dress. The
new blocks are the prettiest ever seen, and
make most becoming hat. Messrs. A.
SakS & Co., the leaders OF art, 1913 Main
street, exhibited 10 our reporter line OF
beavers which causes us to write this.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-21

rrn sITuATION BY J

WANTED, A SITUATION Bl
w Yotryo MAN nineteen years Of age fwho
has had some experienced In mercantile cstaH
lishment Is willing to make himself een ddpn.s
AZ. s. A. care Of the Dispatch Office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-21

The committee Of citizens who are en-
trusted with the collections for the Fair
are now making their final tour among
our merchants. The following additional
amounts have been subscribed:
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By William Goldsmith, Auctioneer,
1914 Main street.
By WImams \ bowe. AnclIoneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SIEVE
y RAJ VALUABLE PIECES OF GROUND
IL THE CITY OF RICHMOND. SOME OF
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD. AND
NEAR TIE GREAT WORKS OF THE TAN
NiR & DELANEY MACHINE CONPANN.-m
execution Of a decree 81 the Chancery Couu of
Richmond entered ON the 9th CAY Of October,
1888 IN The case of Stanard rs. Stanar,l. the I'M
pointed, VIII sell by auction. upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23D,
at A. o'clock T. NJ, the following REAL
ESTATE to wit:
First 14-lO0 ACRES OF GROUND lying be-
tween the powder magazine and the property Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company. and
near the Tanner Il Delaney works.
Second. 2 1900 ACRES living next south OF
above.
Shockoc creek passes through both Of the above
pieces If property. and considering the proximity
10 the railroad and us large area. this Is IN
usual opportunity 10 purchase site tor extensive
manufacturing purposes at almost nominal cost.
Third. A LOT on the east Idle OF seventeenth
street AZ or near the corner Of the road leading 20
bowling Green. and adjoining the property Of
James Hoeran. ic fronts 262 feet on Seven
tce1th street.
Fourth \ LOT on the north side Of Ridge
street 392Nl32Ni9cNl65 feet. This property
lies ihc above. Will sell for sm1l sum. aud In
sub-dyded into building lots VIII bring large
profit Ia the purchaser.
Plals OF all the property may be at the Office
Of the auctiOuccrs.
TERaS: Onc fourth cash; balance al six twelve.
aud eighteen months for negotiable note. with in
tcrest added. and title retained by the Cour until
full payment Is made.
JANIS PLFASANTS,
j. LANE STERN.
Commissioners.
WILLIAMS & BOWIE. AuctlOnecrs. Oc IS
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Police C0urs

Yesterday: ''" Vi
Lucy Jones and Lucy Parrish (botb col
ored were fined 81 each for fighting and
creating disturbance in the street ~
Arthur Davis (colored, charged with As
sauiting and beating Ida McGruder IN the
street. Case was continued til Monday.
Antoni Carvedo was fined 81 for allow
Ing his horse to 20 at large in the street.
James Read was Gncd Sl5 for carrying
concealed weapons.
Sarah Guthrie, charged with attempt 10
poison her step.daughter, WAS sent on to
the Hastings Court.
Several other cases were disposed Of.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-21
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
'VHE CENTURY
FOR NOVEMBER,
BEGINNING A NEW VOLUME.
FOR NOVEMBER,

With the November CENTURY BEGINS the four
THE CENTURY name. The number IL one OF Ak
traordnary attractions, containing
SIX FULL-PAGE ENGRAvINGS
by COLE and JOHNSON. and many strong literary
features. The contents include: First chapters of
A SERIAL STORY BY GEORGE W. CABLE,
entitled DR.. SEWER novel OF New Orleans life.
the time being the eve of the late civil war.
TIE BULL FIGHT.
An interesting paper hy CHARLES DUDLEY
wABNER, with Illustrations from life by BLUM.
NOVELETTE, BY HENRY JAMES.
Part entitled The Impressions of a Cousin"
a story Of New York.
AN AMERICAN ARTIST IN ENGLAND,
by Mrs. SCHUYLER wax RENSSELAER,, illustrated
with drawings by WISsLow HOMER.
TIE CAPTURE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS.
narrative of personal experience by BURTON
v. HARRISON, private secretary 10 Mr.. DAVIS,
who accompanied him on his retreat from Rich
mond. This paper Is OF marked historical impor-
lance, as well as Of great interest
ToUEGUENEFF IN PARIS.
"reminiscences Of the great Russian novelist, by
ALpHoSsE DAUDET, bis French contemporary;
with i new full-psge portrait engraved by CoLY..
TIE slLvEGADO sQUATTERs.
Sketches Of a deserted California mining camp.
Part |. by ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON, author
OF New Arabian Nights etc.
MADAME MODJESKA.
\ brief paper reviewing her recent characters,
with new portrait by EATON and COLE.
MRS. KNOLLYs."
short story by. the author Of Guerndae..
GLIMPsEs OF PARIS.
An entertaining paper, richly illustrated from
drawings by +. Il. BUTLER.
QUEEN VICTORIA.
\ sketch by Mrs. OLIPnANT, with full page por-
traits Of the Queen, from a painting by Sully In
1925, and from a recent photograph.
TIE SCENES OF CABLES RONANCES.
by LAFCADIo HEARN, OF New Orleans, with
Illustrations from etchings by JOSEPH Pencil.
NATURE IN ENGLAND.
by BURROUGHS illustrated by PARSONS.
TIE BREAD-WlNNERs.
The fourth instalment of the anonymous novels
In order that new subscribers who begin with the
November number may secure the whole of The
Bread-Wi ncrs,' which commenced in August.
we have reprinted in pamphlet form from maya
zine plates the three instamonts previous to No
yember, ald copies may be had Of all dealers or Of
the publishers post paid for ten cents This is tho
first half Of the story.
THE DEPARTMENTS
Contain a variety Of interesting contributions. in
Guiding Matthew Arnoldin America" by Profess
sor HENRY a. BEERS; Opera In New York.
light poems in " Dric-a-Brac," etc.. ETC.
subscription price of THE CENTURY, 81 a year;
single numbers, 35 cents each All dealers receive
subscriptions, or remittance NAV be made direct
to the publishers 10y postal express order regis
tered letter. bank check, or draft.
THBTY-sIx NUMBERS FOR So.
a subscription for one year, and the "a back
Numbers from the beginning OF THE CENTURY
series, for 50, or u subscription and the "a back
numbers bound in volumes postpaid, for 40.
THE CENTURY CO.,
oc Gilt New York, y. Y.
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FOR RENT.
TOR RENT,
DESIRABLE DWELLINGS,
&JD IN tf0 nor month.


FIRST-CLAsS FRANKLIN-STREETD DIV Eli
Inc. near Monroe Pars, IN perfect order Twelve
rooms.
3I7 west Main street bath, &c. ten rooms.
LARGE DWELLING. corner Eighih ana LeiRn
streets possession November LIST ten rooms.
Nav TWO-STORY DWELLING, 9lO west
Main; possession November LIST. ten rooms.
FRAME DWELLING, Tbirty-second and
broad streets. large yard, opposite Chimoorazo
Park ten rooms.
MN BRICK, 900 weat Main eight rooms:
NEW BRICK, 1915 west Floyd street eight
rooms. ,
pos,essiOn November LIST; eight rooms.
2n3 east Canal, near Third eight rooms.
NEW BRICK, 1918 west Cary: bath, &C..
NEW BRICK, $40 south Pine street; six
rooms.
FRAME. No. $40 south Cherry street; four
rooms.
FRAME, No. 511 north Henry street; four
FRAME, No. 22O9 east Franklin street three
rooms. - .
STORES, WAREHOUSES;, aud FACTORIES.
j. THOMPSON BROWN CO..
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0ncers.
oc 2l-2t 11l3 Main street.
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CLoAKs.-No occasion to shop around Tor
Cloaks, ~ LEVY. DAVIS a DRAKE can show You
all the newest styles. They have an immehss as
soitment and have greatly enlarged tbs Depart
ment. 20 as TO show their big stock. Ihcy nave
not forgotten the litilc ones, which an cNamiha-
ton Of this stock will prove, rs they have 'nc
largest stock of Children's Cloaks ever brought 10
fl,ts Of
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E. y. Dalton a. On.

The head OF this new firm is MIR. Row
Dalton. long foreman for Mr.. Paul Barga-
nun. lie Is IS an intelligent, reliable, and
experienced masier-workmau in the tin
ning' plumbing, and gas-fitting business.
orders entrusted 20 him no. s Tenth
street, between Main and Cary will be
promptly attended TO, and he will give good
work and at fair prices.
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OYSTERS
A CARD.-The Presbyterians and Meth.

"a VhhD.-IH nc FTtsDyteflnns and Meth-
"A odisis OF this city have Just fitted up an ele
CANT home, on seventh street. for the indIeent
Ola LADIES OF their churches. and will be pleased IN
6P. NJ. ~ ~" "
The law OF the Gospel Is that the strong shall
support the weak. IL Is IA beautiful exempIinrs-
lion OF our religion 10 see The Young and healthy
daughters of the Church gearing ON their arms
the aged and inhrm Mothers IN Israel-those
whose lettering limbs and trembling hands car. no
longer supply their own wants.
Contributions, great and smalI-from one pound
to 1876 pounds-will be thankfully received
RICHMOND, VA, October 20, lss3. oc oI-It
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wAuKrsnAw, WIS, October @, 1883

WAUKEsfIAw, WIS, OCTOBER Us 1900
NOTICING would respectfully inform AL con-
sumers of BETHESDA thst GEORGE ScIIHN Is the
sole and only authorized agent for this water IN
the city Of Richmond.
BETHESDA MINERAL STRINGS COMPANY.
j. n. DAGGET, Manager.
BETHESDA WATER.
Receiving large supply OF this famous mineral
water fresh from The springs. Waukesba. Wis.
GEORGE scuGS, sOie Agent,
Eleventh and Main streets.
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fte1tr of an A.ed Lady.

Mrs. Lucy W. Hall, mother of Officer
John L. Hall, Of the police force, died at
her home, in Goochland, Friday night, in
the ninety-secord year OF her age. She was
& lady of estimable traits, and in her long
life had ever been, among relatives, friends,
and neighbors, minister OF good. Officer
Hall went up to Goochland Yesterday. The
funeral viii probably take place to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-21

WHY SUFFER- Win MALARIA? ENOEfs
STANDARD CURE PILLS are infallible; never i'ii
TO cure the most obstinate cases. purely vegetable
contlin no quinine, mercury, or posons OF any
kind-25 and 80 cents.
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STOVES. HEATERS. &c.

JOHN II. FGSNEY. LhWIS II. FtNNEI, JR.
formerly with Christian & While.
I III. FINNEY IL BROTHER,
81. Sl2 EAST BROAD STREET,
DEALERS II
OIL STOVES AND HEATERS, KEROSENE,
LAMPS. CHIMNEYS. WICKS.
AND BURNERS.
OIL DELIVERED TO REGULAR CUSTOM
Frs.
SOLE agents forthc CELEBRATED RICHMOND
OIL STOVE. proved 10 he the best In the world.
The patronage of orr friends and the public geIi-
orally J. solicited. Orders by postal or otherwise
promptly attended to. &c l4-eOdlw
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A very peculiar accident occurred on
Cary street yesterday evening. Asa child
was was watching mouse-hole the frightened
niue creature ran down its throat. Fur
ther particulars and the finest clothing at
, Tue lowest possible price in the city at the
Mlsht Store, 9l2 Main street.
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By Wlnlam. & 100. Nn.l.oneer..

GALE OF VALUABLE STORE No.
y 25O6 NtNABLE STREET. 4 PRETTY VA
CANT Lot ADJOINING. 4 FIN LOT FOR
BUSINESS ON IItE CORNER coz MO~bl MD
CARRTNGTON STREET. AND TWO HtAt-
TlFIL LOTS ON tARRINGrON STREET
NEAR MO~BY STREET-WcWtll -cll 1taucii"n.
the premises. respectively, in iilc order named
below. ou
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IrS3,
commandment O'Clock y. ~. promptly
First. The CONMODlOl~ STORE ~. 1905
Ncnabc street uitc door. east ot Twenty -hlih
street. having. beside. thc -torcl0u-o, cuminrit-
bic DWELLING above with ~ rooms. Tie
house f. comparatively new aud i- well pre- cItrf.
The LOT fronts about . feet 10y ucpth 90 100
feet io tn alley tO feet wll..
second. Tie VACANT LOT adjoining fNc above,
fronting about 81 feet and RAINING hIcA ihc same
depth To- the said alley. and VII do f0r bushes, or
rcsldcucc pTpos'~.
Third. AVERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOr
at the southwest o. rncr of Mn.lN street Inr Nc
rhanicsyllic turnpike and Darlington street,
fronting 20 feet br depth nf ia icet o. an alley
IS fct Wide, and finely located for business pur-
poses.
Fourth. TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS. each 80 feet
bv about 50 feet Co an alley, stua 81 on the north
side Of Darlington -tr ~ just VS., nf N0,by street,
on a plateau thg afford, . due view aud delightful
hrrozes. and iu rapidly improving neighbour
hood.
All " this + rood property ami merits ihc aii.n-
lion Of investors.
TERMS: Liberal. and will Doe announced az thc
time OF sale. WILLIAMS & BONE.
oc Il Aucflontcf'.