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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-01
LEGAL NOTICES.
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NIRGINIA-TN THE CIRCUlT
' COURT or THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
DECEMBER 3, 1888.
gar Allan. plaintiff. against c. :. stOOps and
x j. StOOps. her husband, who 10 made a
party for con fOrmlty defendant.
In debt and upon an attachment returned
executed.
The rbiect OF rhis suit Is 10 recover against
the defendants $50, with LEGAL interest there
on from May "a, 1881. .until paid, subject 20
redit So; and 10 attach the house aud LOT
belonging 10 defendants IN the city OF Rich
mond, heiug No 100 East Main street. fud IL
situated ON the south side ~ Main street b .
tween First and Second streets, Hnd subject
the same 20 the payment of the plaintiff
claim. And affidavit having been made and
nled that the deteudahu, are nOn-resident-
Of this stare, IL Is ordered that they appear
here within fifteen days after due pubhca-
ton hereof anl do what is necessary 10 pro
ttct their interests I'm this suif.
A cOpy-Ieste: ..
J. SAMUEL PARRISH, pa idellls.25Slal
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Pat Gleason, the Mayor Of Long Island
Civ is what the Baltimore Herald calls
A knight Of the Red-bandled Axe.
Ee notified railway company 70 move
some distractions in the street. The
distractions were the railway tracks.
The company didn't comply, and the X.
O. r. II. A. proceeded, axe in hand.
10 tear up the track, backed by a good
sized force.
The railway company charged upon
the line with the locomotive, but the en-
eineer and fireman were arrested Tor
endangcring human life and taken
from their engine. The sanguinary bat
lie soon issued in magnificent and
triumphant victory, and all that this
modest and silent old campaigner Will
sav about the engagement is that he pro
noses 10 keep the streets Of Long Island
Civ open until tho Legislature closes
them.
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In the matter of weather December has
been about the best month of the year.
Nevertheless, although December has
done its level best to reduce the years
remarkable record for deficiency Of
temperature, old 1888 will 20. into the
chronicles as one of the coolest years
known to meteorological man
But this nor any other ugly weather
bulletin applies TO Richmond, which Is
invariably better of than her neighbors,
far or near, East or West, North or
South
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he yster Pirates of Ponzance, al
enfoperating in Chesapeake Bay
FURNISHED themes for dime novels
nes. and murder trials, while all the
they represent the succulent mol
hat is the delight Of every mouth in
month that carries an r in its name
% the pirates are not visited with
that popular indignation that il supposed
10 attach TO lives of professional turpi'
tude
Last week. not content with the drub
bling they got at the hands of the Mary
land Navy, they proceeded to raid the
oyster banks again
Gallant Captain Howard, who has
developed into a regular sad sea dog
bore down on them in his armed tug
and anon the circumambent air was dark
with pirate fur, and terrible salt sea
oaths resouudod in chorus with the din
Of battle
The pirates were finally routed and put
10 flight. Friday morning tho State
forces were strengthened by tho arrival
OF the steamer Governor McLane
and dvo dredging schooners were
cspiured and towed into Cam
bridge Their captains, however. es-
capped The battle is said to have been
fun of excitement, and several marrow
escapes from personal injury are re-
ported
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fnENon sro1IArloN CLAWS

This class Of claims against the United
States remains to-day the same old stand
Ing disgrace in our legislation, or rather
in the bulk Of IT, The French cruisers
in the war Of 1912 captured numbers Of
American merchant vessels and our Gov
eminent collected tine damages and peck
eted tho amount and spent it, while the
citizens. 70 whom it belonged, waited
with vain confidence in a final act of re-
storation
The Govemmen. has long since en-
loved the benedt-or. as The late Mr.
Tilden would say, the usufruct-of what
are commonly known as The French
spoliation claims That u.s. the indem-
mites which France should have paid
! lirectly into the pockets of the private
Citizens whose property was captured
and confscated by her freebooting cruis-
ers were made use Of by our own Gov
eminent 10 Offset q still more ancient
claim that the French held against us
for the violation of certain treaties en-
tered into with the Colonial States in
A77s
s. "a the account was settled, and
Indifferent, of course, TO the
Is of The transaction, was satisfied
kGo7ernment of The United States
~ go satisfied because the settlement
az the time nothing But the mer-
g insurance companies, ship-own-
others. whose fortunes had been
Ssm have never yet been settled
"a sometimes seems as if they
FER aid be.
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Colonel Dom Piatt calls the bribery
metbods "the infamy Of IT," And a
commentator says that "a Presiden'
,,al election conducted with open and
shameless bribery for which no one has
~ vet been even indicted should be, as
Alr Piatt declares, simply appalling TO
those who love their country and believe
IN the great Republic Other forms OF
electoral frauds and chicanery are bad
enough. but the organized and deliberate
purchase Of votes by wholesale Is a
poisoning Of the spring head itself.
Are the people content that no'hihg
.hail be done, about ~
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HUNNICUTT'S
THROAT and LUNG ORE
or
Tar, Mullen, Wild Ctfrry'
and Honey. "A

viii permanently cure Colds. Coz ~ oars 20
ness, Sore Throat, WhOoping Cove 'iO y. =. VI 4
It's, Asthma, and all diseases Of ~ o"' a''u
Lungs. Aoo.ic N,
Contains no opium. nor othfdd co'lo VI
mineral OF any Kind, but ~ N
PLEASANT YEGETABLElw OuND
FOR the quick cure ofall fiectloeteI Inroat
Lungs, and Pulmonary DiseasiNr r-,,,ed
Read what Hon JOSEPH l.. = Z ul.s1
States Senator from Georgia, y ~ """"'
this WONDERFUL CURE tse
ATLANTA. GA. Eel Iii u 1870
To he HpnHicuu Rhelmcfic Cig1 Ky ~
Gentlcmen,--I have been tr( -. III l III VI.
chitis aud occasional Sore lbtsc ld# SVl plc
Cough, FOR a number OF year es /*8 "a u =
tried "A great many Of the meDcfj az ~ ~
dies known % tho public ~ I'loa
80 I u,es erallv Induced Ne Sb prepare
ton knOWuas HINNICDW any - -. u. ~ - -
LUNG CURE. which have ~ ieniti5 VI
late. and find II a most eN. .Ae ny : w ~, .o
Indeed, ! do not hes, ate / he ! s na,u
derived more benefit irOmys 'fo rum
any OF all the other propai ~ ~. A..
In case OF Sore Throat "te tlly nv
When IN that condition ! ic0eul 80 s. Poo ~
ful at time every hOuOD ., 1<4 pms ~
throat fabricated with it,g a., siae'0i ,
results -.id t..
10 has another eNcellenfeby = ~ .i ne
or produces nausea, but aver ~, s,, ~ w.
Very truly, etc, Jttrot. 0""N'
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Tho object OF IN 3 suit IS 10 obtain .olcase
a. to lot on Broad street, IN the ,iiy Of kicn-
mCnd. twenty-five by seventy i've feet, OF "a
decd Of trust from 3. e.. DmohurdrO II /.
OmohundrO and wife. and Alexander Garrett
and vile 10 John o. Stnger, trust a. dated
June Il, ls5l, and recorded ln the clork 3
Office OF this court. In Decd BOOK ~. page
ia. conveying lot Of land niuet' eight by
eighty -oir ht feet. on the southeast corner Of
hrOad and Uul0n streets. 10 81 cure 70 SAID
william H. Belts and Harris Edmrnfs0n rho
payment of five negotiable notes bearing
even date with the said deed ~ trust.
amounting in the aggregate 10 the sum oi
f3.sgi
And AFFIDAVIT having been 1lod that diligence
has been used by or on behalf Of Ihr plliniiiis
% ascertain which county or corporation the
defendant William n. Belts ~ without eject,
10 Is ordered that be appear here within ~
teen DAYS after due publication Ol this ,r or.
and DO what Is necessary % protect his Inter
o, Is i'm this suit.
A cOpy-Ieste:
CHARLES W. GODDlN, Clerk.
HARVEY WILSON, Do 2dels Iuiw
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J. SAMUEL PARRISH pa. idell.is.25Slal

NTIRGINIA-IN THE CHANCERY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
THE nth DAY OF DECEMBER 1898.
G.. F. Swift and Z. G. swift..........P Plaintiffs
agai 81
william II. Belts, l.. 2. Winston. Sheriff Of tho
city OF Richmond and admins atOr OF har-
ris EdmOndsOn. deceased, and Robert H..
steger, executor or John o. SteFer. do
ceased ........ ......... Defendants
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MODERN The whole
tendency of modern life is toward the
individuals exaggeration of his own i'm
portance. We see it in politics and de-
claim against il, but il is found just as
readily in the ballroom, at the dinner
table. or on our crowded streets Its
manifestations are OF every shape and
form, but they DO not win personal COM
fort nor secure respect The man who
feels called on frequently 10 assert him
self, to demand recognition, does not get
what be seeks Through any disguise he
may assume his inciyility is apparent
Cgurser-J0UrHQk
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ADVERTISING RATES:

~ Roaiing notices 30 readin2-matter typo,
'si-ccnts scr line. NonparoiL loaded, IL cents
per hoo.
Wants. marriage ard death notices. not
exceeding six lines. - cents Zach insertion.
-, peoial contract rates furnished on ap-
phoatlou.
4nction sales. legal Notices and Amusee
merit Advertisements 81 per inch each
Insertion.
6ltecec st tho Richmond CyR) Postofbce
soclrQ-claas -0IStee.
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Defendants
CgAycRRy

The object Of this suit 10 onjOin and re-
rain he said defendants and H. ir agents OF
attorneys. from making leyy upon, OF selling.
or otherwise interfering with any OF the pro
pcrty OF the central Lunttic Asylum, By
virtue OF an ets cation issu & N the zsth day
81 December. 1858, der the decree OF tho
Circuit Court for the county OF Henrico, pro-
nOunced on tho lsth day Of Deccm ber, ists,
ia Oh. pr ceeding therein ceps nding under fhe
-hort namo and style OF Central Lunaiic Asy-
lum -. Tai = executor and al.
ana affidavit having been made and fled
that he said Constance r. score ard Thomas
Moro. her husband, arc not residents OF tho
State 81 Virginia q IL ordered that they ap-
pear here within iftcen days after due iublics-
lion ~ this order. aud 40 what - necessary To
protect their interests ia this suit.
A cO2y-Isste:
w. 5. LBAKR. Clerk.
SsADE HAsKISs, p a. sjal-TGi~
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THE ENEMY's ADyIcE.-One thing the
Republicans cannot afford, and that is
10 permit any pretense in the administra-
ton Of public affairs that Cleveland $
alleged civil service reform was not a
thorough fraud The whole Mugwump
business was an abominatiOn, and the
dudes who degraded themselves in adOra-
ton of Cleveland Gshould receive no other
attentions than those TO make of them
examples Of the retribution that follows
the finding ont of the sin of personal
and political fraudulency .-Comnero'ai
GQsefte
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Defendant.
TX CuASgfRy.


The object OF the above suit IA 10 subject
the one third interest u l.. NJ stratton In tho
rcmaindee. after the life estate ~ his mother.
Mary Jane +. stniffOn. In that certain piece
or parcel OF hand Ia the city OF MonmOnd.
Virginia, on Loigh street. between second and
Third 81 c, q, commencing ono hundred feet
east OF Second rffect. running thence east
wardly along tho north line OF Leigh street
aud fIouting thereon thirty feet. and running
back ~ right ANGLES and between parallel lines
one hundred and twenty feet 10 an alex
twelve feet wide, 10 the lien OF decree OF this
Circuit Court Of Campbell county. rendered
az he October term thereof. 1870. ordering =
VI. Stmtton tO pay 20 y. ID. Gallon, receiver.
the sum f two undroe and eleven l3- lo dot
lars, with interest from tho 10Th October, iasl,
AMI recorded M the Caancery Court or the
city IL Richmond on the 18th January, 1851 !.
aud 10 the lien Of a judgment rendered AZ the
November term, lssO. OF the Circuit Court OF
'HLpbcll county FOR the sum OF eleven hun
Ored ami thirty dollars. % be- discharged by
payment Of I'VE hundred and Nifty dollars,
wIfh interest fiOm 23l December, 1873. and
q cuty-thrce l7-lU dollars. costs, IN favor OF
tho Commonwealth OF Virginia. who suesat
no rclat on OF aud for the benent - r.. II.
II -rndOn. receiver, ETC.. ~. Z. NJ. Stratton aud
John pOoTe. recorded 10Th Nay. 1871. In Chen
Gerry COuri o. the city or Richmond. and at
hdayit having been uads and Med that the do
PENDANT. Is, VI. rtrattOn, IL not A resident OF
the State ~ Virginia, IL IL ordered that he APP
pear hers VT hin iiftee days after due pubh-
eaton OF this order and DO what IL necessary
~ protect hs In crest In this suit.
A copy Ieste;
CHARLES ". G0DDIN.
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INCREASE OF RAILROADS the year
1883 there have been built 6,430 miles of
railroad in this country, and in 1857 the
number of miles of new road made was
l2.GGS In each of these years the State
of Kansas has stood at the top of the
list, with 523 miles this year and 2,1O2 in
1897 The combination of steel-rail
makers that raised the price of rails in
1897 TO $40 per ton, and maintained an
average price of more than S37 for the
year, grew fat on the ring profits taken
from the people through the agency OF
the companiesthat built these new roads
Moo lork Times.
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Co-PaeTSERsuIP.
-,
INIIE IfNnER.IG NH. III a N-E THIk


RICns1Sn Va Il sel.- l. l,sy.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
4 day To- med a cO-partnefship under the
name snd style - WHII1Lb. StLDkN q
co. for the purpose OF eonductlns tho Who'll
sale Wooden. Willow. and Tin@are business.
nd dealing IN hope, Irvine. Paper. Parer
Bags. BfOom-, Tobacco. Cigars. and Cigarettes.
Fancy Groceries, &c. sc.
ehaye purchased OF Mr.. JOasH GsEsaAn
his entire stock. good will, an. rxtutes, and
take this method OF asking for the pew nrm
the same liberal patronage bestowed upen
him. promising pfOmp' ard careful attention
10 every order intrusted to as.
We have retaiaed the Service of MI. Gree
hams old emp Dyes. and they Will be please'i
at all times 20 see IA serve the.r friends &C
tue old stand. No 1878 East Main street.
Respectfully
y. ". wrIrTLR ia.
CHARLES SELDEN.
J. II. ADDISON.
Referring 10 the above, | take tbs method
OF thanking my friends foe the patronage -
literally b0stos ed upon mo Ia the psst. aud re-
quest q continuance OF tho sahs for the nsw
cJnoorn.
Respectfully yours.
hl-lw JOHN. n. 0RfsAAA.
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E,emittanccs should bo made by drafts
lecks, pos,ofhce orders or registered letter
Fysble to
VIMEs PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Richmond. Va.
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HAyTrEN HERoEs-A dispatch from
the Black Island says The Haytien ma
val naval officers feel mad The forced
delivery of the American steamer Hay
tien Republic al Port au Prince on de-
maud of two of Uncle Sans war ships
has been a bitter pill, and in their disap-
pointed rage, they have sworn to seize or
sink any American vessel in the future
found in Northern Haytien waters The
story told by the passengers of the Clyde
line steamer George W Clyde, arriving
Yesterday from Dominican ports shows
the manner adopted 10y the Haytiens TO
exhibit their evident spite
Repeatedly was the vessels safety
threatened and her captain insulted this,
too though the steamer was in DOmini-
can waters. and making no attempt TO
run the alleged blockade into Northern
Haytien ports
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CHARLES W. GODDIN, Clerk.
HARVEY WILSON, d. q. 2dols luiw
NIRGINIA:-IN TIE CIRCUIT
' COURT OF THE CITY Of RICHMOND.
DECEMBER 1rH 1888

VIRGINIA IN TIE CIRCUIT
' COURT OF THE CITY Of hICHAON b.
DECEMBER ITH, 1888
John Bowers. mamma. ...... Plaintih,
against
c. 5. stoops and 4. T. stoop5. hor husband, who
Is made party for conformity .. Defendants.
In case and upon an attachment returned
executed.
The object OF this suit IS to recover against
the defendants tlf5.H, With legal interest
thereon from December -, lssi until pail,
aud 20 attach the house and lot belonging tO
defendants in the city of Richmond. being No.
Us East NAN street, and T. situated on the
south side OF Main street between First and
second streets, and subject the same 10 tho
payment Ot the plaintiffs claim.
Aud affidavit having beeu made ard Med that
the defendants are nOn-fes dents Or this state,
Il T. ordered that they appear here within ht-
teen days after que publication heuoT, ana 90
what IS necessary to protect their interests IN
this suit.
ALFRED SHIELD. Clork.
J. SAMUEL PAHItIsH, pa.
Sic ll,B2jSlh
VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF THE CITY or RICH
MOND, DECEMBER yru, looo.
l.. ". Bruce ...--..t.. ..t.t 900. Plaiutiu,
against
L. l.. Eugg ..-..-.-tst. DefeneLtnt.
In debt ANA upon an attachment roturnct
executed.
The object OF this suit Is 70 recover against
| the defendant as. with legal interest thereon.
and % attach the estate Of tho said cetenf1nt
| ln the city OF Richmond aad subject the same
| 10 the payment OF the plaintiffs clsim.
Aud affidavit having been made and tled
I that the defendant Is a nonresident Of this
| State it Is ordered that be appear here witnm
fifteen DAYS after due publication hefcof, ana
do what Is necessary 70 protect his interest IN
/ this suit.
A copy-Te=fe;
ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk.
| SLATER 8 MONTAGUE, .. q. 5detl laws"
UIRGINIA-iN THE CIRCUIT
v COURrOF TIRE CITY OF RICHMOND,
! DECEMBER 20T'L isos;
q u. Rand ar. c. b. Barbee. partners trsd .ng
under tn nrm name and style OF Rand
/ Barbee. 49, .s-ss.'s ..ssssss Tiaihtins,
/ aga & n,..
! + l0ck....... ........... ....ss Defendant
Ia case and upon an attachment returned
executed.
The object OF this suit Is 20 recover against
| the defendant tl15, and 10 attach the estate
OF the said defendant IN the city OF Richmond
and subject the same 10 the payment OF the
plaintiffs claim.
And affidavit having been made and fled that
Z the defendant Is uon-rcsidont or THIS state,
| IL 10 ordered that he appear here within nf-
Teen days after due publication hereof, and 90
what l. necessary TO protect a's Interest Ia
this suit.
a 0opy-is'l SsLiFRvn SHIELD, Clerk.
corRTsEY PATTERSON, 7: a. ~v.
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THE DAILY TIMES.
CITY DELIVERY.

CITY DELIVERY.
fred IN any part OF the city AID Man
Toy carrior, at re cents per week.
y desiring the TINES delivered al
FINES can secure IL by postal card re-
order through telephone so. 5se.
elivory Is irregular immediate com
iould be- made 90 the Office Tho I'd
~ be changed ss desired. II care DC
J. an cases to mention the old and new
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co MS u M PTI0N

last stages Of that terrible disease, It's effect Is
wonderful. The cough IS eased. and the
respiratiOns heightened; the lungs begin %
heal. the hectic fever aud night sweats are
checked. strength and yigOr return, sleepless
nights give place 20 quiet rest and che eriul
awakening, theappetite returns. and hope and
happiness take the place OF feebleness ana
despair. II Il does not DO what Is Chained for
II. return the tonic and your money VIII be
cheerfully refunded
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against

against
Noah W Holt and ---- Kendall, millers and
partners, doing business under the trm name
and style of n. ". Holt 4 Co. Defendant.
Ina case and upon AN attachment returned
executed.
The object OF this suit is 20 recover against
the defendants go 20. with interest thereon
1T the rate OF six per cantum per annum from
Arril2i issS until paid. and 10 attach the es-
tate o the said defendants In the CITY OF Rich
mond. and subject the same 10 the payment OF
the plaintiffs claim.
And afhdayit having been made and nled that
the defendants are nOn-resldents or THIS
State. IL Is ordered that they appear here within
ifte-n days after due publication hereof anu
do what ~ necessary TO protect theif intor-
ests Ina this SUI.
A cOpy-Icste:
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r. l.. CHRISTIAN * co.
sHERRGEs

sHERRfES
OF THEIR OWN IMPORTATION.
Also, ROMAS AND COED LION PUNCHES,
CANTON GINGER, Dry and IN Syrup;
HOMEMADE BRANDY PEACHES.
A fresh lot Of CHOCOLATES and COCOAs,
A rich variety Of DECORATED PARLOR
CANDLES, and
Full stock of MALAGA GRAPES AND
TNDIAN-RIvER ORANGES. 6de3l
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CHARLES W. GODDIN,
PAGE & CARrER, "a. Clerk.
5dels laWlW

\IRGINIA-lN TIE CLERKS OF.
FICE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF HENRICO. IN yACA-
UON DECEMBER 81. 1873.
Central Lunatic Asylum. ............. Plaintiff.
against
H. II. Rassdale. sheriff OF Dinwlddie county.
Isaac Davenport Jr, Constance n. Moore,
ana Thomas Moore, her husband, ..........
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|Yaiiw Ginlra.

am EVERY DAY IN THR vEAR
3iR TINRs PURLIcHING COM
OFFICE see EAST MAIN STRICT
EoND, VA.
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ALFRED SHIELD, Clerk
STAPLES x MUNFORD. o. a. 2de2l-lswtv fIt

VIRGINIA. IN THE CHANCERY
MOND, THE Urn DAY OF DECEMBER
lheS
K. b. Herndon. Sheriff OF Campbell county
ard. IN such. receiver IN suit OF Brown vs..
Br WIN, etc. lnd L. ID. Gallon, receiver IN
Rector ......... ..,,... 90. ..,...,... Plaintiffs
AGAINST
r. NJ StrattOn .......... 90. . Dcfen liant
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TOBACCO FIXTURES FOR SALE
BY AUCTION.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A COMPLETE OFT
FIT FOR MANUFACTURING
CHEWING TOBACCO,
ATAUCTION.

BY virtue OF "A deed OF trust from W. A.
Blanh euship & Co, dated January 30, 1855, duly
recorded we viii sell by auction az the
factory, No ~ North Twente eth street, be-
tween Main ana Franklin streets, on
THURSDAY, JASUARY ~. 1889,
commencing al 10 o'clock A. NJ. all the MA
CHINERY, FIXTU RES, Sc., used in a com
Plste t9,aS1o iaet35S sohsistinf qi DhA
STEAM PIPING, LlCORICE BOILER, TINS,
IRONS, POT-PRESSEs and POTS, BOX
SCREWS, and IN fact, everything necessary 10
operate n first-class factory.
The attention OF the tuide IL called 10 this
sale. as an opportunity Is offered 70 select and
purchase first class fixtures.
10. LANE STERN,
LOUIS RAWLINGS,
STA lot Trustees.