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Evening journal., 1890-10-06
Ba.ebal DeaIer. a tha wee.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Oct. Oh. Il Hach
and A. IT, Griffin have purchased a two
thirds interest Ia the Minneapolis Western
Association team for $40, 400. Mr.. Hach al
ready owns one-third Of the stock, so he
and Griffin are sole owners OF the team. Sam
G. Morton and Fred Glade, the retiring
stockholders, have secured an option on
the st. Paul franchise from j. M Pott-
gieser, its present owner, and 1t Is under
stood the transfer will occur today. The
price at which the team is held is $1,000
Evening journal., 1890-10-06
A Five Thousand DOLLAR Meal for Rats

Five Thousand Dollar Meal for Rats.
ST PAUL, MINI, Oct. 8-Steve Zenge, a
miser, living on the Missouri river, near
Chamberlain, S. d., for several years past
secreted his surplus cash in a cellar under
his house instead of placing it in a bank.
The pile had gradually accumulated until
the total reached over S5,00O.in greenbacks,
in denominations Of from 81 to $500. On
visiting his secret hoard Saturday he found
that rats and mice had burrowed in and
chewed up the bills until they were entire.
" worthless.
Evening journal., 1890-10-06

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 6-Shortly before
IL o'clock last night W. O'Donnell, aged
% yess. shot and instantly killed John
Finney, aged % years. O'Donnell, IN COM
pany with two young women, was playing
cards ia the parlor Of the house No. 9l4 La
Fonne street, when Finney rushed In and
in fit of Jealous rage stabbed O'Donnell
several times In the breast and shoulders.
The latter drew revolver and fired, the
bullet taking effect in Finney's brain and
causing instant death. O'DonnelPs wounds
are serious, but not necessarily fatal
Evening journal., 1890-10-06

FoRr WORTH, Tex, Oet. 6-Judge Black
hall in the district court granted Mrs.
Pendleton No. / divorce from ex-Mayor
Pendleton and also gave her the custody
of the children. Addie Cullen, the tele-
phone beauty, will join ex-Mayor Pendle-
ton In Chicago and a second marriage cere-
rnony will be performed.
Evening journal., 1890-10-06
A. Attnrnnr ~ trouble.

OswEGo, N. r., Oct 6--Horatio w. r..
Hodson, New York lawyer and a grad
uate Of Cornell university, was arrested
here on a dispatch from Inspector Byrneb,
Of New York, charging him with grand
larceny. It is charged that Hodson appro-
priated q, 500 belonging to q client and left
New York two months ago without max
ing a settlement He is said to be well
competed and TO have rich relations living
az ithaca. N. Y.
Evening journal., 1890-10-06

NEW YoRE, Oct. 6.-The second Days
session OF the national convention Of jew
ish workmen was well attended, 100 dele
gates, representing thirty-tive trades
unions Of the United States and Canada
being present Resolutions were passed
advising an international union Of the
trades unions Of the United States and
Canada as we're also resolutions condemn
ing the sweating system, which was de-
clared to be the source Of much sickness.
Evening journal., 1890-10-06
4 FATAL FIRE.

Three Persons Burned to Death and Two
Injured.
DUBUQUE, Ia, Oct. "a fire took place
here early Sunday morning which came
near resulting in the. destruction OF an en-
tire family. As it is three persons are dead
and fourth will probably die. The dead
are: Mrs. John McBee, Rose McBee aged
IS years; Charles McBee, aged years The
injured are: John McBee, Bertha McBee.
fatally. The residence burned was that Of
John McBee. The origin OF the fire Is a
mystery.
Evening journal., 1890-10-06

ROME, Ca, Oct. 6.-Great excitement pre-
of Mrs. Wimple, who was poisoned By her
handsome and attractive woman % years
of age All efforts to relieve Mrs. Wimple
were unavailing, and she died Sunday of.
ternoon. Mrs. Mckee has not yet been an
rested, but the police are searching for her.
Evening journal., 1890-10-06
ID. .ooo. ooo fnr the NrIastssInnI.

NEW YORK, Oct 6.-The Mississippi rivei
commission, which has been sitting in thil
city for the past week, finished its worl
Saturday night, after apportioning ovei
5000, 600 for the improvement Of the lower
Mississippi and its tributaries. The com
mission will report to the secretary Of war
and the work of improvement will be be
gun as soon as he shall approve the appor
fiOnmant
Evening journal., 1890-10-06

August scheu, of No. sOs Chestnut
street, celebrated his twenty-eighth
birthday Saturday evening. His wife
and friends presented very hsndsome
easy chair to him and the Bourbon
Senate gave him meerschanm pipe.
Evening journal., 1890-10-06
He F1ed from Hla 1YIfe.

NEW HAVEN, Oct. 6-Julius Wolff, for
merly superintendent Of the Birmingham
Iron foundry, who disappeared several
weeks ago, has written from Hamburg,
Germany, to his late employers that he will
not return. He says he fed to get rid Of his
unconrenial wife
Evening journal., 1890-10-06
Lacking for Amns RIIIa.

LANCASTER, Pa, Oct. 6.-John Bills, the
father Of Amos Bills, who murdered George
Boats Saturday afternoon, has been ar
rested as an accessory, he having been an
eye witness Of the crime. A large posse
has been searching the mountains all day
for Amos Bills, who is still fugitive.
Evening journal., 1890-10-06
national Camp. P. 0. 8. A.

w. Harry B. Maxwell. district preaf-
dent of Delaware Of the Patriotic Order
Sons of America, and Delegate ]. o.
Tyson, left this city yesterday morning
for Boston, Mass, to attend the conven-
tion Of the National Camp in that city
October z to 10.
Evening journal., 1890-10-06

SPRINGFIELD. o., Oct. 6-John Riley, 8
carpenter, while tearing up the hah rotted
floor in the kitchen of Mrs. Nolan's house
in Urbana found small sack, mildeweo
and dusty, which contained about s, 900 in
gold, silver and bills. Both Riley and Mrs
Nolan claim the money.
Evening journal., 1890-10-06
A Beautiful Memorial

BY the courtesy of Senator Gray, this
office has a beautifully bound copy OF
Chief Justice Fuller's splendid address im
commemoration of the Inauguration o&
George Washington delivered before ths
two houses of Congress on December IL
1880
Evening journal., 1890-10-06

NEW YORK, Oct e.-The Count OF Paris,
the Due d'Orleans, the Duo d'Uzes and
Count de Hausseonville dined privately
with Gen. Sherman at the latter's residenc,
last evening. The count and party left fol
Philadelphia at 10 o'clock this morning.
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rhey onIy ASK $50, 600, 600.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 6-The officers and lead
ing stockholders of the Granite Mountain
mine have given a ninety day option on the
property to the American Investment eem-
pRny, Of London. at S3O.0O0,0OO
Evening journal., 1890-10-06

WnKEsBARRE, Pa, Oct 6.--James Reilly,
a we'll known conductor, aged S5 years,
was run over and killed by passenger
train qe the Lehigh Valley road Sunday.
His body was found with one arm and one
To-. ...t
Evening journal., 1890-10-06
FoR SALE.


CARRIAGE. = LARGE DOUBLE SEAT
~ sop carriage; built to order; finely uphol-
altered; new; suitable for family use or light
delivery wagon. Can be seen at the Club
Stables, corner Madison and Twelfth streets.
HARNESS.-NEW NICKEL MOUNTED
Ii harness. Inquire at this office.
DOBES.-PAIR OF HANDSOME LAP
N robes: also blankets and whip. Inquire
1t this office.
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weather Indications.

The weather promises to be generally
fair and slightly cooler.
Evening journal., 1890-10-06
BUsINEss OPPORTUNITIES.


NOR SALE. THE STOCK OF A SHOE
IT store, or the stock and business. Stock
all new. Possession given as soon as sale is
made. The stand is in good locality. Ad-
dress G.. this office.
ENOR SALE.-A LICENSED SALOON
IL property. Inquire of JOHN T, DICKEb-
226 Market street
Evening journal., 1890-10-06
REAL EsTATE.


TOR REMITTANCE HOUSE, WITH
II store. seven rooms and bath. No. 234
Madison street. Apply HEALD & Co.,
Seventh and Market streets.
DUBLIG SALE-WILL BE EXPOSED TO
A public sale on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1890,
At 2 O'Clock, p. m.
the following described properties:
No. /, two story brick store and dwelling.
on the northeast corner of Fourteenth and
French streets, 16 feet front on French street
by 81 feet and AZ inches in depth.
No. 2. No. 1403 French street. two story
brick dwelling house. being % feet front on
French street by 81 feet and sss inches
In depth.
No. 3, No. 106 East Sixteenth street,two story
brick dwelling house, Is feet front on six
teenth street by 81 feet and ~ inches in depth.
Right of alley.
Terms of sale made known at the sale or by
inQuiring of LEVI G. BIRn. Esq.
l.. w. Stidham & Son. Aucts.
Evening journal., 1890-10-06

The Federated Body of Organized Labor
In Train Service is composed OF members
Of the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engi-
neers, the Brotherhoods OF Firemen and
Railway Trainmen and the Order of Con-
ductors. It claims 70 number 90 per cent.
Of the trainmen, and 10 represent 1900
men on the Erie system. The committee
appears to be in no hurry, but they say that
a strike Is contemplated II their demands
ara rafused
Evening journal., 1890-10-06


ut is a proposition incidentally TO
quicken the telegraph service by encourag
ing all the members of the operators craft
70 realize that they are the better of the
more they are able to devote themselves to
one thing and are permitted to see some
results from their inventive genius II is
not proposition to buy the railroads, or
the coal mines, or the saw mills OF the bake
shops Of the country. II is not a confes-
sion that American ingenuity is incapable
OF keeping up with the march Of mercan-
tile and industrial progress. II others
speak out for the telegraph stockholders
some one must stand for the people in the
interest of the cheaper telegraph that they
want believe it belongs to this depart
ment to take this stand, and propose in
telligently and persistently to keep this
subject before you in strong confidence
that ii will not be long before your com
mittee will take steps to give the people
the relief prayed for"
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A Dark Prospect.

Ii was a little southern town called Me-
Kinney, says the Detroit Free Press. A
wind mill agent from Ohio bowed To a girl
whopassed the hotel veranda. He claimed
he thought he knew her, but IL was doubt
less a bogus claim. think he was a sort
of masher-''gcneral southern agent for
the celebrated cyclone wind mill. and
MASKING lone on short notice." The girl
had scarcely passed when "a man waited
upon the agent and said:
IL hav come To knock your head of for
bowling To my daughter
And he thumped him all over the YER
anda and left him a wreck. The agent
had only gotten upon his legs when an
other man approached and said:
You tried to mash my sister, and now
I'll mash YOU"
And he also did the humping act in a
vigorous manner, and had only finished
when brothers Nos, 2, z, 4, 3 and u ar
rived. and they were wranglcd as To who
Tom, Bill. Hank, Pete. Charlie aud Sam
arrived. They were followed 10y brother
in-law Joa,Jack, John, Abe and Washing
iugton, and as the agent looked around
lac was forced to eNclaim:
Good heavens! but are you all re-
latcd?r
"All-all" they shouted.
And are there any more
ANY more! Why, there isn't anybody
but a Mckinney ia the whole township.
Wait until the ~nephcws. and unclcs, and
grandfathers begin To arrive"
I'D rather not roanc the agent, rs
he fell back. xiii me now and let's have
IL over with
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-13

There were a dozen OF ms I'm a smoking
car on the Lake Erie a Western during
the closing days of the last presidential
campaipu. saws a New York SIN man, and
az cnurs, wo comnared notes.
.can,,o,,an III ~, so, h.,L-
,ni, sau -" oes's """n
CT, ~ DEL s-o.ooooh ,arrisoh'
Right now! y asked a man u came
forward all of a sudden, having an old
carpetbag i'm his hand.
Yves. sir.-
up. ~ W.. which maons .p,o,I,,o ,ovr
w,d;Hsnn;d ,ha s,ranuan 'a s1ur r
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LIFE ON THE OCEAN.
Tn. Death Rat. Their. IL Less Than Among
Those Who Live on Land.

II may be "A surprise to learn that statis-
tics prove the sea To be safer To live on
than the land. The Late Thomas Gray Of
the board of trade marine department,
London, said. in "A letter to the New York
Lsigrr:
81 have always coutended, and am
more than ever confirmed OF il, that "A
man Is safer at sea than anywhere else,
ia a fairly good ship, properly mannc
and carefully n~avigated. rs the very great
majority ~ British merchant ships are"
The death rate Of sailors is under u per
thousand; the loss Of life by ~shipwreck is
about a quarter 81 this; in fact, here are
moro lives lost among miners 10y accident
than among sailors, and many more
among railway employees. With regard
To the general death rate, the fact Ia
sailors, a. a rule. are healthy when they
begin their trade, n retire from II be-
fore old age iucapacitatcs them from
other work. must have "a considerable,and
probably, misleading influence ON the
figures.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-13
ELAN cHAsE'S FIDDLE.


sometimes when ] get To feelih'
Sorter blue an melancholy,
All 10 once there mn a-steslin,
Mighty faint but mighty jolly,
Music that Just sets me dancing
Fairly sets my feet ~a-prancin';
Seems I hear the pr0inpter singin
s'Balance partners. Down the middlc!'
Settin' every couple swingin-
Hear John Elam Chase's hddle.
Twenty couples all a-goin',
Eighty eager feet ~a-s0undin;
Every whiri the music CROWN
Sets them eighty feet a-Ioundin'.
She, the music still repeatin
Sets my poor old heart aIbeatin',
As ! hear the prompter singin1I,.
.'Balanc. partners. Down tile middle
All them twenty couple swingin'-
list hear Elan Chase's fiddle!
Sometimes sabbath, right In meetin.
Even when the parsons prayln,
Seems | hear them notes repeatin'
Hear John Clans fiddle playin',
Playin' swifter, playin' sweeter,
And the dancers eager feet are
whirlin' to the prompter's singin
balance partners. Down the middle!
Swingin-eyery couple swingin'-
To John Elan Glasses fiddle.
Hartford CoVoHi.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-13

Young man, IL you don't want Ia hustle.
go to Samoa. You can get "A hundred
acres of good land there for sl.37, and the
taxes Oh the same will he only - cent? a
ear You can easily live on what grows
wild on your land, 80 that you can spend
all your time lying down and thinking
what "A soft snap you are haying.-Ne,c
York Tribune.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-13

The ieccy clouds glide Ger the night dark sky
The peal ofthrre hooms on the silent air
High at her easement looms a woman's.fIc"
In mairnn beauty more than passing fair.
While down below upon the steps n man,
Nov On his ear aud nov upon his knees,
Brgs or "mand thai slIethrow out "A batch
az assorted keyholes and a bunch 1T keys.
-PhGiris Iphid TiDl.s.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-13

Ayoung man who lived In DuIucsnr
Was the cause to his friends of great prsnc;
He wore very loud clothes
Aud shoes with square tOthrs
And carried a forty pound resnr.
=N'w Fort H,rdhL.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-13

Anaconda vs.. Salt Lake city base ball
club At Anaconda park to-day.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-13

Young wife ltend.rlyl-What's the
matter, my dear? Don't you like pound
cake? Husband (hesitatinglyl-i-e-s,
love, but ! dou'tcarc for ten pound cake
Ncr lofk Weekly.
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MAY ! ave the honor of this waltz ?"
But o think ! have the pleasure of
your acquaintance "Dh, yes, | trod on
your foot about half an hour since, and |
heard you say you would remember me as
long as you lived."IJester.
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FUNERAL notices neatly printed at the
''StaRidrd' Office.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-13

Poet lin despair Wife, the wolf is at
the door. What shall We do? Poets wife
Go up On the second floor, lasso him
with the clothes line, and well cook him.
-hnchoHge.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-13

Fortune is rs blind ~ any bat
Your " affairs give proof Of that
Aud something needs adjusting.
III things were right you sadly sing,
sid h. a president, a king,
A millionaire or soine such thing"
You're right IL is disgusting.
-N'W York Ih,N
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-13
ALL SORTS.
Paragraphs tn the Point and Rhymes
which Those Who Hun May Read.

Customer-Well, Shears, what did you
think of the bishops sermon on Sunday ?
I saw you in church. Barber-Yes. sir;
but Ia tell the truth there was a man sat
in front Of me whose hair wanted cutting
Jester.
Get out The saratoga
Aud get out thu dresses tine.
Get OF, your bonncts, hats and gloves;
soon viii ring the seaside chime.
Don't forget the sailor costume,
In which you locked ~ cute.
Aud stun in your dainty uocket
Your little bathing suit.
-ksdrncv Enfsrpris'.
Mrs. suburb docking up from the
papcri-It does seem to me as il these
city officials had not one particle of con-
science. Mr.. Suburb not quite hearingl
Well, il they haven't its because there is
none in New York to steal NetC York
Weekly.
"Why, Jack, I hear that Miss IcVrrr.
That constituencies coluette,
Devoid of heart, has 10y her All
Ensnared You In her net"
ITO some hftccn or more shes been
Engaged. 81 rImor siyS."
THAT'S II, you sre; She captured mc
With her engaging ways
BU8dlu IuHrisr.
HE passed away very quietly, did he
not:" "Yes; lac died without any heirs 2"
Terfr Haute Express.
It's wrong for every one 10 kiss
The baby wait TIL later.
When she grows up Ia sweet sixteen
The pleasure Will he greater.
-Luuinshfs.
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Now passyth forth - oy,tyr
And his silent rarde, yr Ilammc,
Aud cumSth Mild Asparagus,
Green i'sise aud Young Spring iaimbs,
but hyIn Vt yves uu Pork and ~lieanes,
Hym rrckcth mott" a lammr.
Washington Erifir.
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Mrs. fangls-I didn't know your house
was too large for you, Mrs. Gaszam. Mrs.
Gazzam Why, il isn't. Mrs. Fangle-
Well. now, ! thought il wasn't, but Mrs.
Larkin said you had lots Of room To rent
in your upper story.-HUper's Bdtdr.
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Gracious" says the youth as lac mops
his brow. Its too warm Ia work" Then
he throws down his pen, goes out and
plays a few games of tennis, pitches ball
for a while and puts in the evening row.
ing about four miles up the river Wash
iHgfDa Post.
The spring bonnet j. expensive
lt's high bryond a doubt
iiui ISN'T II Il very little Thing
To make such a talk about.
-pbii1doiphid Time.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-13

The Gold Boot. No. l6 West Park. and
don't you forget il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-24
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL Fs-

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
- TATE IN GLOUCEsTER COUNTY, vA.-By
virtue Of decree Il the Circuit Court Of GlOuees-
ter county rendered IN the chzncery suits VI X
7. Dawson & Co. rI j. +. Ross sDd Morgan
Treat o. J. l. Taliaferro, commissioner, 81 9s"'
the underslgnei, as trustee, saDs.iIutei Iasses.
and special commissioner, will offer for sale az
public auction, at Gloucester Courthouse, a,
o'clock Z. ~. on
MONDAY, EovxMBEs, B. 1870.
(County-CourI dap, that VALUABLE hhAb
Estate known a. south White Marsh, SIT
uated IN Gloucester county, seven miles -
spectvely from Gloucester Point snd Clay Sank
wharyes on FORK river, Sbence daily steamers
70 Baltimore and Richmond; iso niles uVln
koanes wharf on Ware river snd three nIllos
from Rovo's wharf on Severn river. WIEN"
daily stosmer 10 Norfolk, aud win Pos'2u.oo
and teephon- offico on tne farm. ms ihr IN
contains $50 acres OF tho most proidcsiVs iAful,
Ing and grazing lands in Tidewater hirslnia, Oh
which 80 acres Ia rnp er-pine, chosshu.' w.
and red oak, &c, sc. The impfoYsn onls ooA-
sist OF ample barn AMI stable accouOi0a".0s 10
with reyerAI small dsolling houses, anu ~.
cluds shout IS acres planted IA ofnHiheh'Ai
trees and shrubs, rare And varied, Io,nlus =
beautiful park and lawn, with $40 ior m"hsi0u-
house. -,,... 4.
In psrmsaen, m allow snd pasture aad situated
In one 81 the mosi desirable noisnDofnoous Va
that section. .,,,.
TERMS: Cash suficient 10 pa! SO !" "a, 49, -
and expenses OF sale and sbous tS,oO " VT
Roans, trustee, end about 80. 20 .. L 80 ~.
,orro. snh.titutet trustee ana Ne osisncs on
credit OF six. twelve, snd eighteen months
giving bonds WITH security, payable TO !. l;
Taiiaferro, special commissioner, Win ia'ere"
from date.
TaIIAFERRO, Substituted Trustee;
j. Z TkIIAFHKko, Special Commissioned
" CoroslI. deputy for 4 p. Chapman.
c,s,l ~ ma circuit court TOR the county o.
C,o,,c.xtar s,a,. OF virxiuis, do certify thai al
me bonds required by the above decree hare
S''A Sv. CORBRLi. u G..
o.t for y ~ Chapman, c. 9.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-24

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 Flsot'
4 CLASS HIGHLY IAPRON 20 - =
ABOUT ONE MILE FROM HlDLOIhlA''
CHEsTRRFIELD COUNTY. FA.-bJ rf.1s ~
deed u trust from T. Lightly an1 ~ -. -,
October g. I--s. AMI recorded % no ti-'A
fee u the Chesto led toguiY tolFh IN ,.
Boos -. pAgs n, defaalt hasins ysrh
the payment OF tho note .c'ufel .ncl. -,
being directed 50 90 80 oy ne h9.l't ,l-.
vii sell at pupisc auction. co NC pf'|'''''
TUESDAY. OCTOBER .. $50
.,ias0P- NJ. hat VALUABLE FAkh, oo,.A,1-
ioS - sCRe~ or LAND. m0fe 5r 4e,s, 49,.
a., on INA Buck nhgam pgika sb9et ~ ~ -
yes. Of the VI age " AlilltllHA 49, n.,,t.. /,
TURNPIKE ercsses The MchinOn1 ~. .'',,,,..
.aiiro.d. The lard ]. ia = tign s'a's ei 49,.
tian xod ono Of me Uest iaf.ns ~ luo 49,,
IA A .I.o IocAted Ia The CnesIefns.a -
Tbs imnros-msn's ccnslsi ~ .Aso -
av-lllux, large baGas, AL oliAISs ="
partie, wishing 70 attend 80 ~ ,,.,..,','i
$3.50 s.xst gsll 4. NJ. HaIn on INC hisA ,,.
AM Dsnyll. railroad aai rs'sfH ~
8 FOR further particulars apply !" VIC
tiouser. -. o.. o.x N. cSsf, 81 en-
ecuuug tsis trust tafrsi ins 'i - ,'n,-r..'t tn,
ane. due on said n0ss OF 80 s 81 -. saosa
nsisase ipon such tsTus as ~. ~ ~ r,,.s.s
=, sh. ..le. l. hLOOhpSn"' '-SfV
4. Ap.asOs, Aa5uonect y -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-24
BY n. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
EXTRA HANDSOME, WELL-SITU-
ATKD,
AND VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
THIRD STREET NEAR GAMsLR's-HILL PARK
ATAUCTIoN.
ON TUESDAY, ocroprn q. ,san.

at 4 o'clock p. NJ, will sell by auction. on the
premises. SEVEN or RIGHT BkAUTiFUL AND
ATTRACTIVE BUILDING LOTS on the east sid 0
Of Third street between Byrd and Arch streets,
fronting about Is feet each and running back
100 feet 10 an sliey 20 feet vide. There Is no
better location for tenements when will psy
large rents or for private residences
As respects neigh borhooi, elevation. and ali
that leads 10 make lot desirable for building
purposes but few. n any. are superior to these !;
aud st the same tuna No are modest In our ex-
pectstton Of what they viii bring, and we are
dispoeed 10 sell regardless OF price
TsRns Reasonable, and At sale.
nn0 N w. R0Wl Auctioneez
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-24

Tn. outlook for Democra"e W. s.. a.. but
November is most ASSURING ,hs vosst-
ones, one source o, "" Over-conhdence
pii'ty OF ov ,ss.,na' Defeat almost certain
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