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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
THURSDAY. ocrosER 10, 1890.

on the premises, On
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1890.
beginning at u o'clock NJ. the VALUABLE
COIIoN-MIl.I.S above referred 10, consisting OF
the main battling, 50xl50 feet, four stories high;
loom house 12xlO0 feet, two stories high. tho
first floor OF which Is ueed as q packing and
storage room picker house with mixing room,
32xJ9 feet: cotton house Gire- proof, capacity OF
two hundred bates. besides all other necessary
buildings for mOtlye-power. offices, &c
The machinery Is Ia good condition and mostly
OF modern patterns. and has daily capacity Tor
$500 pounds +-ysrd brown shifting anu shseting,
or II 200 yards.
ownor OF tho land furnishing water from tho
Manchester canal 81 a reasonable rate, anu the
lease Is perpetual - -
After the sale Of tho mills | will sell SIX
DOUBLE TENEMENT FRAME HOUSES stu
ated on the south side OF Fourth street between
Everett and stockton streets, and the LOTS upon
which they stand, fronting together about $50
feet. These houses Will DO sod AS whole or
separately, as may DO deemed best at the lime
Of salo. the tenements are rented 10 employees
Of the mills.
And Immediately thereafter will SELL Ia par
cells Of convenient size, $50 feet OF NACAhF
LAND on tho north side OF Fourth street between
Everett aud Stockton These lots are desirable
for building purposes.
Tho mill-buildings and machinery are Ia q
good condition. and the brands OF their product
are well known and highly spprecia ed.
One OF the great advantages oi the aooVe-1e-
scriDed cotton-Lnlling property Is It's location IN
the centre Of transportation by both rail and
water.
The mills 70 DO sold are In successful opera
ton. and tho sale Is necessitated by the winding
up Of an estate.
For further inform stion apply TO G. A. PEPLE,
superintendent Marshall Mills. Manchester, Va,
or 70 the suctioneer at kichDond, Va
Terms: One nith OF the purfhsse-money must
be paid In cash, and the residue 10 three equal
instalmcn,s at six, tselys, and eighteen months
from the day OF sale, the credit payments 70 Do
evidenced by negotiable notes, with interest
added. and secured BY deed OF uuss upon inc
property.
Possession OF the properly viii DO given 70 tho
purchaser on the let day Of November. 800.
y. ". BOWIE,
so a. SurYiYing IrnAIAA.
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MONDAY. NOVEMBER, 3, 1890,


tCounty-Coart day, that VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE known IA South White Marsh SIT
uAted in Gloucester county, seven miles re-
spectively from Gloucester Point and Clay Bank
wharyes on York river whence daily steamers
Rosne's wharf on Ware river aud three miles
from Rowe's wharf on Severn river. Whonce
daily steamer to Norfolk, and with posi-ofhce
and telephone Office on tho farm. This farm
contains $50 acres Of the most productive farm
INK and grazing lands In Tldewater Virginia, OF
which 300 acres in timber-pne, chestnut white
and red oak, &c, &c. The improvements con-
sist OF ample barn and stable accommodations,
with several small dwelling-nouses, and in
cude Gbout IS acres planted IN ornamental
trees and shrubs, rare and varied, forming
beautiful park and lawn, with cite for mansion
house.
The farm Is well fenced and large portion IL
in permanent meadow and pasture and situated
In one OF the most desirable nelghborhoodS In
that section.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay costs OF suits
and expenses Of sale and about 5000 70 w. 7.
Roane. trustee, and about 1900 TO j. l.. Ialia-
ferro, substituted trustee; ana the balance on a
credit OF six, twelve, and eighteen months;
giving bonds, with security, payable 10 .. l.
Taltaferro, special commissioner, with interest
from date
W. p RoANE, Trustee:
j. TALIAFERRO, Substituted Trustee;
J. L. TALIAFERRO, special Commissioner
AUGUST 4. 1890:
5. V. CorbelI. deputy for S. b. Chapman,
clerk OF the Circuit Court tor the county OF
Gloucester, state Of Virginia, do certify that Gil
the bonds required by the above decree have
been given In accordance herewith.
". CORBELL. d. C..
&C for :. Il. Chapman, {. O.
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I OOK AT THIS. =;
u -
ACHC!CR AND SELECT INYgsrNEsL
no FRRr PAKK FRONr.

city side NeW-Re-eryoir Park, adjoining no
beautiful Oak Grove. frico this "r.t ~
foot Put your money down hero ant yIl .
sure OF handsome prOrt Ia tho lmmciA' To
ture. ...-. .
= II .
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WHTRspAY. OcfonEl ?. -.

nj ~ o'clock J.. ", tho STORE a- above l.-
catod. Tho LOT has front ~ A. Toes 'u.fef
by "A depth - % feet n inrlos 1ha IS e..I
stand Tor tie use Of . bar ami gruorF sf.rf
owing 20 it, nesrues- 20 tlc market, tnp.fs. .,..
Come % tho sale and avail y0lrs.f ~ fls
chance.
sale CHEWING * ROSE.
oc8 Auruuu..rs
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RICHMOND.
py virtuo OF the hereinafter-named decree We
will sell. on tho premises, at ~ O'Clock NJ, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER II, 1890,
tho above-described valuable TRUCKING
FARM of ia IS ACRES, adjoining Walnut-Grove
church. Newman. Grubb., &C about 30 acres
cleared. ba. ance IN wood and timber, yaierod 10y
living streams from ine springs. Framed Dwell
ing Of six rooms, &C., perfectly healthy; good
neighborhood.
TgFys: one fourth cash: balance al twelve,
eIghteeD, and twenty-four months, for bonds
with interest added, and title retained.
W. II. COWARDIN,
j.. T. CRUMP,
c. L.. SANDS.
Special Commissioners.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY or HEN
RTco-COwARDIEis EXECUTORS, PLAINTIFFS,
VS.. CowARDis AND AIS, DEFENDANTS:
|. W. s. Leake, clerk OF said court, do certify
that tho bond required Of special Commission
ers ". II. Cowardin. Is. 7. Crump, and Conway
n. Sands by decree entered In this cause on tho
25th day of June. 1880. has been duly given.
Teste: w. y. LEAKE,
ocS Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08

BoscHEs, &C., PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST b0scHENs
EXECUTOR, &C., DEpEsDANTs-lS THE CHAsCE-
BY COURT or IHK CITY or RICHMOND.
I, Charles w. Goddin, CLERK OF said court, GER
THY that the bond required Of the special CON-
missioners by the decree Ia said cause OF June
3, 1890. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF juno,
1880 CHARLES w. GODDIN,
Clerk.
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We are authorized to offer for salo at auc-

We are authorized 10 offer for salo at auc-
ton on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER Il, 1890,
at4K O'Clock, the above PROPERTY. inc dwell
ing contains ten rooms and Is in good order.
Large stable and carriage-house. The lot can
be so divided as to furnish three building lots
without interfering with the present dwelling.
Tho location Is the most commanding IN the
city, being imm ediately In front OF Chimborazo
PARK, visited by all strangers 70 our city, ana
from the front versnda OF the dwelling view
OF Richmond. Manchester, the james river, ana
the surrounding country can be had. we would
fail in an attempt TO describe the beauty OF To-
cation ami advantages offered for home or
homes. We invite inspection OF the premises
before day OF sale. ..
TERMS At sale. QUARLES McCuKp1,
oc AuctloneoIs.
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~~~<-~>~N~~>>>- = - 80 fAts.
ByN. W. Bowe.
Real Estate Aac,ioneer.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS
BROOK ROAD NEAR THE OLD rorr.c,r,
BsisgA
SUBDIVISION OF THE REysrg PLACE INTO
RESIDENCE LOTS
THIS PROPERTY WILL BEABour TIE PRS,
TO RECEIVE BENEFIT
FROM TIE EXTENSIVE MPRoyEYrSr,
MADEAr
wSsTBRooK ASD AT BARTON Bglcgfs
BEING MIDWAY BETWEEN THgTwa
/ VIII sell BY suction, A. my Office. on
THURSDAY. OcroRrR IL 10.


beginning AZ ~ o'clock ". about $50 LOTS tr,r.
plan a "Rennies,' on ne east -. III n.
Brook road and about Onc mile from n...-
This ~ The prct,ie-t plo; = land 20 tla- r.1.
section, and ne Improvements row .le. ... =
that direction. both MS side sli beyond ...'
pied with the superb highway f0 Boo no 0r d.. Els.
structei out OF mat sbOmiostioa kn.s. .....
" Brook lurnpikc.' combine o. nat. ..
most promising suburb around me ..ty
The healthiulness - fhe locauon a.f .ts.-
cellenco a tho neightorhoO1 ar tH.nes .....
10 every one ara the nearnc,s of 'nH i.t nata
them desirable for all tho yeai-arflul i...
This Il the first subdivision sni .aIe .. ....
choice property, and ~ prices VII rule ..s -
comparison with What the VII. grUhsI De- t.,
years hence, would urge everybody .r... /.
tor and homo-seeker-t0 looh 40 re tr....,
before tho day Oi sale, ani ino1 como AMI b T,
ono or more % r.. plat A. my olirs.
TERMS: keasouaoin y. "a. BUNE
sc 81 i..tIIna.r
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7. Il. PETERSON,
AUCTIONEER.

The Baltimore and Ohio and the
Shenandoah Valley railroads will sell
tickets at all points on their lines to Ro-
anoke and return, good for five days
from October 10th. The Woodland
Park Land Company will run special
train of handsome day-coaches, leaving
Baltimore the morning of October 10th,
arriving at Roanoke in the evening.
and returning Saturday morning.
So Tho Fare for !. i asiy Round Trip So
and proportionate reductions will be
made from Washington, Alexandria,
Hagerstown, Frederick, Harper's Ferry,
Lexington, and all points on the lines.
Purchasers OF tickets can 60 on this
special train or take any regular train,
as they see fit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
BY n. W. Bowe
and
Frank D. Hill & Co,
Reel Estate AuctiOneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
" PHYSICIANS, COMPACTLY-BUILT AND
PROFITABLE BLOCK OF STORE PROPERTY
AT SOUTHEAST CORNER of GRACE AND
SEVENTEENTH sTkKETS.-In execution OF tho
present. y-mentioned decree We will sell by auc-
ton, on tic premises, on
SATURDAY. ocToBER4, 1890,
at o'clock p. ". the following RIAL ESTATE
to-wit: The SPLEEDlDLY-BUILT, ATTRACT
I'VE. AND HIGHLY-yALUABLE BLOCK OF
BUILDINGS situated at the southeast corner OF
Grace and Seventeenth streets, consisting OF a
three-stOry brick recessed front store, used a. a
saloon, with comfortable and caDacious dwelling
above, fronting on seventeenth street, and OF
two small stores Ia the rear fronting on Grace
street. with good rooms above. and now. and In
fact ever since they were built we'll rented 20
good and prompt tenants This property VIII
be sold subject TO a ground ront Of tiLo5 per al
mum perpetually.
TERMS: one fourth cash; residue az six,
twelve, and eighteen months, for notes, with H.
tersst added, and title retained.
WILLIAM H. SANDS,
BEVERLEY T. CRUMP,
Special Commissioners.
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write TO endorse the wonderful qualities OF
your CUrIcURA REMEDIES in curing all skin dis
eases. The CUTICURA REMEDIES are used mere
by every one, and give entire satisfaction.
Miss A. NJ. STUART. Winnsboro'. ;. {.
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r. OF VALUABLE REAL ES-

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
- TATE IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY, YA.-By
virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of Glouces-
ter county rendered la the chancery SUITS OF II.
IT. Dawson e co. 49, J. r. Ross and Morgan
Treat re- j. l. Taliaferro, commissioner, It ats,
the undersigned, as trustee, substituted trustee,
and special commissioner, will oiier for sale al
public suction, at Gloucester Courthouse, 81
O'Clock T. NJ, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08

BY virtue OF deed Of trust from thu Marshall
Manufacturing Company 20 G. 4. Mckae and y.
w. Bowe, trustees, dated October ~. 1874. snd
duly recorded. / viii. as surviving trustee, being
th eretO required by the holder o. one nfih IN
interest Of the DOuds secured. and IN accordance
with a resolution Of the stockholders adopted on
the 2ith day OF June. 1890, se by public auction
on the premises, on
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40 BEAUTIFUL LOTS.

~ ACRES. with SMALL BRICK DWkLllhH-
MosBY STREET or MECBAniCsNllLK li kf.
PIKE can BE- sub-diyiie1 into 43 Iois, ayrrlfs
cost Of which will DO less than O. per iOut IA..s
lots are nearer the pOs-oilce than Monroe la.s.
ALSO,
TWO BEAUTIFUL LEVEL Plots ~ a-ras
each on eXteutiOn ~ 1wentV-seF8uh hui
Tgenty-stghth streets. having four sre
fronts: caa nov be bought low AID immniiHifT
sold into lots a. most handsome a4iAa'a'
Como aud lot VI tell yOn about iL
&C SGT J. THOMPSON BROWN th
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

Every humor Of the SKIN and scalp OF infancy
and childhood, whether torturing, dIshRuring,
Itching burning, scaly, crusted. plmplyi or
blotcby, with loss Of hair, and every impurity
OF the blood whether simple. scrofulous, or
hereditary. is speedily, perI1snently, ana eco
consisting OF CUTICURA, the great Skin cure,
CUTIcURA soar, an exquisite skin Purifier and
Beautifer and CUT1CURA REsoLvASr, the new
dies. when the best physicians and all other
remedies fail. Parents, save your children years
OF mental and physical suffering. Begin now.
sold everywhere. Price: CUTICURA, Soc;
eoAP 05c. REsOLyzsT, 81. Prepared by the
POTTER DRUG AND CnEMICAL CORPORATION, Bos-
ton. 80 49,.
sg- Send for " How 10 Cure Skin Diseases" o.
pares 30 illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
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Keeping. we Will sell az public AL. tol. ODD u.
premises, on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER o, l.1
AZ O'Clock r. NJ. the above DETACHED BRICK
RESIDENCE on the east Hoe ~ N.ntl .t.r.L
one square north Of Leigh street AMI l..r.b...
posite 20 the residence Of tosfmhsfrr t.s H....
cell The dwelling contains Com r'omI ft,
bath &C. nice yard win grsp,-liue., foaa.,
aud shade-treos.
Tho lot fronts q feet With dap'n ' fr.L
The convenient distance of trs Yrf0rf %
churches. markets. aud she large ut....r..
works OF the Richmond l0c0muuy-N .rE.. uH
Chesapeake ani Ohio railway shofs. H.I Ihr
business centre 81 tls city mAtns no Ir. .l...
Tor a home or ao investment yieiiuf ett. Dr.
Der cont On the sAmn
will sol privately before the saie DAY b. g..
sired.
TkEns one fourth cash. AMI balance lr sIr.
:welye. aud eighteen months. secured IVA I.el
OF trust ana II desirable il,0D may unua'l Id
the property for I've year. at B per CONF intr
est, aud tho remainder 0n the above terms.
GA
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POsTPONEAENT.
The above sale Is postponed till
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 9rH.
a,s O'Clock T. NJ W. H. SANDS,
b. T. CHUMP,
OK Special Com missioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
BY chernlne s Ron.

4 UCTION SALE or THAT WELL
~ LOCATED ANp WGLI-rONsIR ICIED
THREE STORY BRlCh md HhiNIiL-
TRIMMED STORE, WITH DWELLING ABOVE,
No III EAST GRACE ,IkEEI-hy r.luesI q
mi sez on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
FoE SALE.
SUBURBAN ACREAGE
BIG PROFITS.

81 ACRES on Cary street near Boulevard, ION
feet frontage, which can be Probably
divided into
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PROPOSALS..
(,|-~ce11'-o-10.Nf-0I--l --e7No014o040NI40000
PROPOSALS FOR PINCH NOR

PROPOSALS FOR PINCH NOR
l. TAR BODIES -ordnsnce once, War De-
psrtment. Washington. september Q, 1890
Sealed proposals, IN duplicate, will be received
October Z, 1880, ct which time they will be
publicly opened, tor supplying the Ordnance
Department. U. =. Army, with IS CastIron
Bodies, moro or 1ess. for 12-inch Mortsrs.
and ell information required by bidders can DO
bad upon application. 4 v. bENKT, Brig.
Gen., Chief OF Ordnance.
the above Advertisement Il sxsendsd 70 OCTO-
bkk " lsD, 81 same time and plsca b. v.
bENkT. Bn!. Goa, Chief Of Ordnance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
BY f. Thompson Brown IS Da.
Real Estate Agents aai As-l0a .srs.
lll3 Main street
4 10 PER CENT. INVESTMENT
"A on UNUSUAL EASY TERMS.
A DETACHED. CENTRALLY LOCATED.
THREE-sToRY BRICK RF-iDENCr. IR1S
YKRASDA, NEARLY OPPOSITE IHE
RESIDENCE or POSTMASTER
OTIS ~ RI SsElL,
No 7O3 NORTH NINTH sIHrrr
FIVE MINUTES WALK oFluRrosrorrc.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER l.a

by request % the owner, who declines hrrsa.
Keeping. we Will sell az public al. tol. ODD u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08

Rand executed - required BY decree
Tesse: ~ "ANes1eLus
- moods Clekk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08

WANTS.
WANTED, A GOOD, RELIABLE

w SALESMAN. DRUMMER, or SHIPPING
CLERK, or any other business that can make
Inysen useful Fifteen years experience in
TIE grocery and commission business. Address
A. ". WEI5IG ER, Tunstsiis, New Kent county,
Va oc SW,F&Su3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-24
MONTGOMERY COUNTY AFFAIRS.
Jurors Drawn for the Term - Notes
From Rockville.
Correspondence Of THE EVENING star.

Correspondence Of THE EVENING srAa.
ROCKVILLE, February 81.
Judge John T. vinson today drew the names
OF the following persons to serve as Jurors at
the March term of the Circuit court: James O.
Trundle, John II. Fisher, VIM. H. Childs
James Small, Thomas N. Bailey, Zebidee II.
Beall, Richard II. Waters G. W. Duvall
Daniel F. Mason, VIM Williams, 8. b.
Prescott, Thomas s. Bsrtolette. CYRUS Keiser,
Arthur Stabler, Arundel T. Davis. R. R. Moore,
VIM. Z. King, John A. Bennett, Henry A. Her.
shey, Basil I. Warfield. Henry c. F. Perry, Lewis
Miller, Robert Wilson Geo. E. G,ither, L.
r. Hilton, Michael F. Pyles, John F. ID. Ma
gruder, Henry B. Kisner, Chas G. Porter,
VIM. o. Orndorff, Samuel Jones, James E.
Ayton, VIM. o. Householder, John Snowden,
VIM. J. Darcy, Philip B. Souder, VIM. Lei
GEAR, VIM. II. Gilpin, Chas. H. Thrift. Israel
q. Warfeld, Robert w. Alinutt VIM. D. Beall,
VIM. j. Ofutt, Thos. E. Bissett, Benjamin F.
Suddath, VIM. E. Embrey, Jas. E. Offutt, Jas.
Pearre. The term of court commences on Mon
day. the 18th OF March
MIR. Edward Harriss and wife leave here to-
morrow for the state of Washington, where
they will make their future home.
The last bond of the $4,000 public school
Indebtedness OF the county was paid few days
ago.
Gold has been discovered on the farm of Mr..
+. Remsburg, about two miles from this place,
and the vein is being worked with considerable
success.
MIR. William A. Veirs has received the ap-
pointlnent of registrar Of voters for this cleo
ton district. SAM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-24
IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY.
The Tragedy at BIadensburg-Appo
ments by the Governor.

Correspondence Of THE EVENING STAR
HYArTsvILLE, Feb. %.
The condition of Ella Lee, SO brutally as
saulted by Tom Lee, her husband, who COM
mitted suicide in Bladensburg Wednesday last,
is somewhat improved, and hopes are enter
tanned that she may recover in spite of her
frightful injuries. Her throat is cut almost
from ear to ear, her skull badly fractured, her
face gashed in several places and her body
terribly bruised, but, strange to say, she still
lives, though the physicians think she will die.
The following appointments have been made
by Gov. Jackson for Prince Georges county:
Justices of the peace-First district, w. G..
Whallen, Benedict Walker, A. r. Boteler, Jno.
K. Harrison; second district, Michael Hurley,
w. NJ. Levin, Daniel Barron; third district, r.
b. Chew, jr., Jas. Harris. JAS Z. Sears; fourth
district, j. s. Rawlings, w. F. Pierre; fifth dis
trict, j.. w. F. Hatton, Benedict I. Gwynn;
sixth district. j. +. b. Suit. Francis A. Moore,
Francis Toson; seventh district, Alexander
Hall. Isaac Grimes, j. T. Clarke. Blake Brooke;
eighth district, John z. Downing, Henry Comp
ton; niatf district, George G. Combs; tenth
district John p. Duval, Richard Conway;
eleventh district, E. J. Selby; Samuel r. Mon
roe John A. Cox; twelfth district, Jas. I.
Grimes; thirteenth district, d. T. Sheriff. Jos.
Nicholson. jr., Thos. II. Brooke; fourteenth
district, George NJ. Smith. John w. Williams
Geo. w. Hopkins, VIM. Stanley.
Officers of registration-First district, Edw.
NJ. Wheeler; second district, Thomas Brooke;
third district, George W. Wilson; fourth dis
trict William B. Wilson; fifth district, Gerard
w. Brandt; sixth district. Henry o. Boone;
seventh district. VIM. r. Wickham: eighth dis
trict John t. W. Compton; ninth district. VIM.
b. II. Blandford; tenth district, John W. Whit
side; eleventh district, Richard T. Robinson;
twelfth district. Jas. A. Gregory; thirteenth
district George w. Duyall: fourteenth district
Francis l.. Newman. Board OF school comm s.
sioncrs-Dr. W. W. Duval, l. S. Wilson, editor
OF Marlboro Gazette. and II. Harrison Sasscer
Notary public-Richard L. Wallach, at Laurel
The Hyattsville building association has
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year: President, G. W. Leannarda; vice presi-
dent. George NJ. Smith; secretary, Z. N.Waters;
treasurer, l.. d. Wine; directors, DIR. Chas A.
Wells, Francis Cash. W. X. Schoepf, Chas Z.
Beach and Chas H. Welsh F.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-24
Athletics at Kendall Green.

The gymnasium at Kendall Green Friday eve
ming presented gala appearance. The gallery
was thronged with the friends Of the students
of the National deaf mute college to witness the
annual athletic exhibition. The dumb bell
drill and the Indian club exercises were credit
able exhibitions of the training and skill of the
young men. Messrs. A. F. Adams. W. A. Jack
son, IT,, and Prof. Hotchkss acted as judges of
the contests and awarded the prIzes The win
ners in the various events were as follows:
Strength or pull-up contest, Mr.. Devine; lad
ders. Mr.. Barton of '92 first, Mr.. Shiny of 80
second vaulting, Mr.. Taylor; horizontal bar,
Messrs. MacIlvaine and Allard, no award;
Indian clubs. Mr.. Leitner; high jump, Mr. Bar
ton Of '92. The tug-of-war was won by the
class of "a, but it was decided to have another
contest before awarding the prize.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-24
IN WESTERN MARYLAND.
Iagerstown and Observation-Disclosures and
Politics.

Correspondence Of THE EVENING STAR
HAGERsTowN, February 81.
Articles of incorporation have been granted
the Hagerstown manufacturing, mining and
land Improvement company. with an authorized
capital stock of S1,000,0O0. NJ I. Mshler is
the president.
Misses Mary and Sadie Giles, who had been
spending the winter in Paris, returned to Ha-
gerstown yesterday.
Messrs T. X. Worthington, Marbury and
Rodger W. Gull of Baltimore, members of the
Maryland tariff reform club, organized q
county club here this evening.
A petition has been forwarded to the Post
master General praying the removal of the
post office at Roth, this county. to Tinesville
and the appointment Of Henry Waters as post
master.
The moders in the employ Of the Geiser
works at Waynesboro to the number of thirty
went out on strike yesterday. The source OF
the trouble was reduction of wages year ago
upon the promise that an advance would again
be made as soon business which had fallen
away, would revive. The men claim it has re-
vived and therefore demand the restoration of
wages to the old scale which the company
refuses.
Charles Ebey, a lad aged sixteen years, re-
siding at Ivy Run, was drowned Yesterday by
falling into the stream while fishing. b.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: V. ],
Evans and Alice e. Birtwell, sub 80, SO. S65;
s2,424.24. Joseph Tyres to C. Plummer, sub
r, SO. 1852; 5. NJ. G. Cook to E. F. Baldwin,
sub 80. So. S08; 50, 800. j. ]. Knox to w. Mayse,
pit. II, So. 730; g., 900. c. Gessford to j. s.
Swormstedt sub CT, SO. S05; s.. E. A. Fay to
A. L. Mclaughlin, pit. Peters Mill Seat; $4,000
Isabella NJ. F.tnem to C. b. Bailey. n. Il 10, So
III; 8. ]. T. Murphy to l. N Davis, sub 81,
So 6lS; s.. A. Herr to A. X. Tingle sub lots
rs to 2S, 80 to 81, SO. 1872; s..
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Must Have Been Quite a Mistake.

Pittsburg dispatch says movement is ON
foot to secure tho reprieve of George
Clark of Greene county, sentenced to be
hanged for the murder and robbery of
Drover McCausland of Allegheny City on
the ground that the witness on whose tea
timony Clark was convicted was mistaken.
demned for the same crime and sentenced Ia
be hanged in April A third is still waiting
trial and fourth, James Neff, was acquitted
on the third trial after being convicted twice
for murder in the first degree.