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way 70 Sunday school, when his horse
became frightened and threw him
against tree, crushing his skull. He
wall DO buried to-day at 2 p. III.
ATHLETIC MISUNDERSTANDING.
Events mud Prizes at tho Annual Field
n. - A.. InaAnx,,a Aa4oriafinra

Events and Prizes at tho Annual FIELD
Day Of tho Pantop's Association.
tCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.1
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Oct %, 1890.
The annual field-day of the Athletic
Association Of Psntop's Academy was
held this afternoon. The weather was
delightful. large company OF spectators
was present, and these, together with
rd-breaking by the young athletes,
combined TO make tho affair grand sue
cess.
Following is the list of events and me-
dal winners:
Throwing base-ball--A. ID. Mason,
Memphis, Tenn, 3l8 feet 81 inches
One-hundred-yards dash-Juniors-
w. q. DuBose, Sparta, Ca, lit &C.
conds.
Running broadiump-A. D. Mason,
Memphis, Tom. lG feet inches.
One-hundred-yards dash-Seniors-
i. II. Hsrdie, New Orleans, La, 10 1-5
seconds.
Sack race--H. +. Alexander, Nc
Dowell, % 3-5 seconds.
Nv Nhinh uhHIi-m. JJiIhluoy Il Oib
Smith, Ark, 254 seconds.
Potato race go feet)-P. Smith,
Santa Fe, rs seconds.
Hurdle race (l20 yards)-L. II. Har-
die. New Orleans, La, 1T seconds.
$50 yards run-H. Gillian, Richmond,
Va, minutes, 33i seconds.
Three-legged race--G. Parish, Nor
folk, and Miles Dickins, Fort Smith,
Ark, 10 2-5 seconds.
Obstacle race-H. Martin, Memphis,
Tenn, minute, ~ As seconds.
Wheelbarrow race. Il. Foster, Fort
Smith, Ark, Is l-5 seconds.
Consolation race 600 yards)-J. Mat
thews, Fort Smith, Ark, % 3-S seconds.
Tug-of-war, minutes pull-won by
side OF Il. G. Hall, distance feet.
Judges and Timekeepers: John c.
Greenway and DR.. II. =. Howard, Uni
versity of Virginia.
Starter: Allen IL. Thurman, Uniyer-
sity of Virginia.
Referee William Z. Taylor.
Directors w. j. Echols. Il. II. Har-
die, Ii. Gillian, a. ID. Mason, and j.
Matthews.
New records for the academy were
made in the ballfhrowing, 100-yards
dash Gunior and senior, broad jump,
ssck-race, 220yard dash, hurdle-race,
three-legged race, and the wheelbarrow-
race. bPEcTAToR
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Al tho reques, OF tho owner shall sell by pub
lie auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY N0yynuRR 4. fStl

At thereques, OF tho owner shall sell by pub
lie auction. on the premises, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1890.
az AZ o'clock +. NJ. THIS MOST ELIGIBLY-
LOCATED, SPACIOUS. SOLID, AND ATTRAC-
TIVE DETACHED BUsINRSS-HOUSR OF three
stories above cellar, handsome modern from,
store OF good size, with eide entrance, the dwell
ing above we'll arranged, with modern con-
venloncos, the cellar large, dry, aud well lighted,
and the entire premises in nice order.
The LOT fronts u feet, moro or less, extend
ing back between parallel limos ia feet, more or
less, affording sufficient space In rear for on
largament OF the store II desired.
Property on this square IL conceded 10 be as
valuable now aud prOspectiyely "a AT any point
on this most popular and steadily-improvlng
street and tho atuactveness OF this sale,
whether with the Wow % business investment OF
speculation, Is so apparent that further CON-
mont Is deemed unnecessary. All persons In
terestod are cordially invited 10 inspect tho pro-
perry aud attend the talo.
Terms one fourth cash; balance 10 equal
instalments by negotiable notes az one, two, and
three years, interest at por cont por annuGn,
ia separate notes, payable semLaunually, all
notes TO DO secured by deed OF trust on tho pro-
perty j. Il. ELAN,
ocg Auctioneer.
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AUCTION sALr+rn,s Day.
by George n. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
l006 Bank street. Richmond, Va

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TBAOI
I OF LAND. WITH GOOD IMPR0vEasNIrsS,
~ CHARLES CITY COUNTY, COSIAINlNo
LEO ACkHs.-By virtue Of = decd OF rust Iom
George W. Walden TO me ~ trustee, over,ns
date December 5, 1883. and duly recorder IN 'no
Clerks Office OF Charles City County Court. anu
beir required by the holder OF the notes 'ncro.
In secured. will sell az public auction "a front
o. me ONCE OF George h. Crawford, aucnoooer'
&C., 100 Bank street, Richmond. Va. on
THURSDAY. ocToBss %, 1890.
at so'clock P. NJ, tho PROPERTY described rs
follows: All those TWO TRACTS OF LAnD,
With Improvements thereon, IN Charles ivy
county. known NJ Oareys sni Gravel hili. con-
tanning rs a whole LEO ACRES, and bounced on
the north by the lands OF Mrs. Nelson, BUCKS
and Beter's. on the east by the Chnkshominy
river, on tho south by Mr. Lambs LAND, ana Oh
the west by Moses creek
TER1s: Cssh a. 10 expenses OF sale anu TWO
potes. one for s25, with interest from june .,
1ss0, and tho other for SO, With interest from
September 0, 1870. and \ credit "a TO the psy-
ment Of a note for $1,000. due December ,, 1871
balance upon such terms a. may be announ.so
at sale The above property viii be soln at tue
risk ani cost Of The former purchaser, he hav,hs
bought tho property August 81, 1880, anu islou
70 comply with the terms OF sale.
oc IS c. a. CRAWFORD. 1rus.ee.
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MAH0NE'S MANDATE.
TIE Ex-5oSs DsNouNcEs CAR
REEDS NEGRO BOSS lAN0sToN.
rhe Negro q Disoreanizcr--Nct cit,,on--
Not Rocognized-Not Nominated
And shoaid Be Defeated.
correspondence o, tho RichmOnd Dispasa.I

correspondence 81 tho Richmond Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG. Va, October 20. 1890.
General Malone. chairman OF the Re-
publican State Committee. hos sent out
o circular letter in response 20 inquiries
addressed TO him relative to the course
to be pursued by Republicans in the
present campaign in the Fourth district.
The General, has recently received q
number Of letters from Republicans
stating that as such they could not
vote for Langston, the negro candidate,
md asking his advice. Instead of re-
plying TO these correspondents in
d.vidually General Malone wrote n
letter, which was published in circular
form. covering all the points inquired
sbost, and bad them mailed 10 the
county chairmen and other leaders Of
the party throughout the district The
letter is not sent ont by the Republican
Committee, but is simply signed 10y
General Malone.
HR SHOULD BE DEFEATED.
The General says that he will not and
cannot vote for Lsngston, whose record
in the Republican party has been that of
dsorganizer that no il not a citizen
OF the State is not recognized IN his
candidacy 10y the Republican party, and
is running Ms an independent and with
out the endorsement or the regular
nomination OF tho party. Such beng
the case, LangstOn is not entitled to the
respect or the support OF Republicans,
who should use every effort to &C
complish his defeat
AN INEVITABLE RECORD.
The General gives the record OF the
negro candidate in no enviable light,
and his advice will doubtless have great
influence with the white and many col
orcd Republicans Of the district, who
look upon Langston not only as boiler
but rs dangerous man IN his influence
over the negroes, especially IN the Efforts
made by his friends to draw the color
line. The General thinks that Lang
fton's success would be misfortune
alike 10 the white and colored people.
PRIVATE DISTRIBUTION.
Only limited number Of these lcircu-
lar letters were published, and these
mostly for private distribution. They
were sent out to the counties, and none
OF them were distributed here because
it WINS probably not deemed necessary to
circulate them in Petersburg. copy
could not be obtained here to-day.
ROBIN ADAIR
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WOODLAND HEIGHTS.

This property "a situated just outside and
touching the corporate limits OF TIE city OF Man
chester. Va Its high and drained most mag
nihcenuy by nature. IL embraces also PARK,
which ia beauty and wildness SURPRISES any spot
I'm the South. From It's building sites can be
seen, Ike = beautiful panorama, tho cities OF
Richmond and Manchester, which are separated
BY the james river, but connected by numerous
bridges. These cities are therefore practically
one, and furnish joint population OF about iO0-
600 from which 20 draw people who will want lots
- build. The city Of Manchester has grown up
TO and even around this property. and would
doubtless have absorbed the building sites now
ready for sale had the former owners been Will
ing 10 sell Il as wanted. Tho south5ide Land
and improvement Company has recently bought
this property, and Is opening vide ana Deauti-
falIy-shaded avenues through IL and connecting
IL with both cities by street railway. Tho com
pAny feel confident that should any one buy at
the prices now prevailing that large proDts Will
Do realized In the near future.
The terms for the sale OF these lots are one
fourth cash balance in one, two, and three
years; and II tho purchaser should erect rest
dence or building Of any kind within twelve
months Ia accordance with the rules OF the COM
pany be will be allowed a rebate OF 10 perce
For any information, and parties desiring 70
see the property, call on
THOMAS RUTHHRFooRD,
oc 19Su&Thlm 7horth Tenth street
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A ROUGH VOYAGE.
The Steamer ~. Dunston sustains Deck
and Machinery Damage.

The Steamer It. Duns,on sustains Deck
and Machinery Damage.
tCouospouecpcO Of the Richmond Dtspstch.l
WEsr PofNT, Va, October %, 1890.
The steamship ST. Duuston, Captain
r. Phipps, of Liverpool, arrived here
yesterday. She came from New York
TO this place and reported very heavy
weather on the way. Some damages
were sustained in breakage OF castings,
&c.. on the deck. An accident also hap
pened to her engine and she had to be
put under sale and the machinery re-
paired. But that she is an able sea boat
and had skiliul captain and crew more
damage would have been inevitable.
She will load with cotton for Bremen.
The new post-oilice is being covered
In, and there are number OF private
dwellings, under construction. 1t is
thought that the prosperity OF West
Point il on more substantial basis now
than ii has ever been before.
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= Mrs. Wickwire: There was q time
when you used to tell rue you loved me
better than your life. / never hear You
make any such statements now. mr..
Wickwire; Certainly not. Since care
married my life Is worth great deal
moro 70 me.--lndiaDop0tis journal
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AN ALLEGED PRINCE GEORGE BOOM.

Commissioner whitehesd at SUrry &. H.
Bowdou's Doodle There Also.
tcorrospondoDceof tho Richmond DisDatch-l
fFTFHsBURa, Va, October 20, 1890.
Prince George is looming up into
boom in connection with its sister coun-
ties of Dinwiddie and Chesterfield. Re
port has it that a syndicate has been
given an option upon q number of farms
living closely adjacent to the CITY and
that q sale will DO consummated In
very short time, if, indeed, 1t is not
already "A matter Of certainty.
At the annual meeting OF the local
Board of Fire Underwriters OF Peters
burg. held last evening, Mir. Walter y.
Alley was elected secretary and also
placed upon the Rating Committee.
FOR DIR. LAWSON.
Commissioner Whitehead addressed
large assemblage Of the citizens OF Surry
county at the courthouse yesterday IN
behalf Of DIR. Lawson, the Democratic
candidate for Congress, and made a most
forcible and telling speech. DR.. Law
son by reason of other engagements was
unable TO be present. Judge Murdaugh,
the independent Republican candidate,
did not put in an appearance, but Con
gresham Bowden was on hand and adj
dressed an audience consisting mostly OF
negroes.
POODLE CIRCULATED.
A gentleman who was present says
there were evidences that a good deal OF
Republican Doodle was circulated du-
ring the day, as impecunions colored
voters who had never before beon bur
dencd with more than a few cents were
seen with bank notes,
In consequence Of the existing polti-
cal feeling the court transacted no busi-
ness. and the case of Oney Briggs,
charged with the murder OF David
Walker at Claremont, was not acted
upon.
COTTON-FACTORY TO BE SOLD.
The Baitcrsea cotton-factory, which
was recently closed, will be sold at pub
lie auction next month under a deed of
trust. together with twenty-Ono tene-
ment houses and thirteen acres of ground
belonging 10 the company. The factory
is well equipped and works ninety-eight
looms and (, JIG spindes.
The Dinwiddie Democrats are work
ing like beavers and with an enthusiasm
tina. betokons success. They express
the confident belief that they will roll
up majority for Epcs on the it'll of No
vember
1t is said that the lands in Chesterfield
county Just purchased by a syndicate
cost in the aggregate about $3.50
ROBIN ADAIR.
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BY Frank ID. Hin & Co.
Real Estate Auctioneera


Real Estate AucuoneerS
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
A TIMBRRED LAND IN CHARLES CITY
COUNTY AT AUCTlON.-By virtue Of deed OF
trust from George NJ. Wyatt 10 William l. Cowar-
din, trustee, dated 26th March, 1884, 0nd duly re-
corded IN the CLERKS Office Charles CITY county
Court, 10 Deej-Boo IL, page l2i. default having
been made in the payment Of a note tnereln Sc
cured, and being requested by the benehciarles
70 do, We will sell ~ public auction. atCharles
City Court-lIousc, on
THURSDAY, PORN NOVEMBER,
at l2 o'clock NJ, tho PROPERTY mentioned In
said decd IA follows: All that certain tract or
parcel OF LAND situate, lying, and being In tho
county Of Charles City, Va, containing 2bo
ACRES, moro or less, and adjoining the lands OF
BENJAMIN A. Nance ana others, and Il the same
real estate purchased by said Wyatt OF John T.
R0yalL The land Is about four miles from Rox-
berry station. on the Chesapeake and ONO rail-
road, aud about six miles from Hnrdea's Wharf
on James river There s ON the land about zoo
cords Of lrst-clsss wood, and e0out 800 cords OF
eecOnd-class wood, with great many raiiroad-
ties, and some very good lumber.
Terms: While tho deed requires cash tho
terms will be very liberal and on long time, 70
be announced on day Of sale.
WILLIAM III. COWARDlN,
CAMILLA A. COWARDlN,
Executors Of William l. Cowardin, trustee. de-
ceased.
T. ID. HILL & Co., Auctoneers. oc29
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Hpocihi tonmlrclous
Dgsoos, TUPPER q Co. Auctioneor.

CURD, GUARDIAN. PLAINTIFF, AGAINST CuRD AND
ALs. DBPgSDAsrs, ~ THg CHArcBEY COURT
or THs CITY oF RICHMOND.
a., Charles w. Godin clerk OF the said court,
certify that the boad required of tho special
commissioner by tho decree Ia tho said cause
OF October IS. 1890. has besD duly given.
Given under my hand this s,th day Of Octos
Der, 1890. CHARLES W. GODDlN,
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Pronerty snIes In buckingham.

BUCKINGHAM c. H., Oct. 20, 1890.
TheAyers iron property in this county
has in part been sold to John IL. Ref
snider, Of Maryland, for 81, 800 cash,
and it is said to be rich in iron ore, and
if so is very low at those figures.
There has been property sold in the
county to capitalists in the last few weeks
10 the amount of $50, 600 cash.
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Another Brakeman Killed.
fo,,o.tot ta,oorarn % the Dianasch.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, October PC.
+. Hafner, brakeman on the freight
train. was killed here this morning while
the train was passing under the bridge.
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THE OLD DOMINION
L BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION,
RICHMOND. VA

This company invites the attention OF inc
people OF Richmond 10 ~ simple ana pracncai
plan Tor enabling persons OF small means 70 So
euro homes OF Thoir own.
The company will lead money on rear estate
70 within y per cent Of tho appraised 'aiue, 70
DO returned In small monIny instaimon.s
scarcely more than the ordinary monthly rent
As simple investment the snsrss OF thc COM
pany are very desirable because o, the ,acs tnas
they represent the smallest possible risk Win
the largest pront the security being always real
estate.
Ladies' or other persons OF means not able or
willing 70 engage In active business pursuits
can oy an Investment In the shares OF this COM
psny become Practically partners ia an exten-
sive, active. and profitable business. under me
management Of men with the pest business
qualities aud OF large and varied experience
FOR Iuli particulars those desiring 70 invest OF
10 borrow wiz please call on OF address
CARLTON MCCARTHY,
Secretary and Treasurer,
Ills east Main street.
Hon J. TAYLOR ELLYsoS, fresidsns
Directors:
j.. TAYLOR ELLfsOS,.
NORMAN V. RANDOLPH,
FRANK T. SUTTON,
JOHN n PUkCKLL,
JOHN q ELLRTL On Si-o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-30
By Denoon. upper d Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
s2l Msin street

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO LOTS
Il OF LAND ON THIRTIETH STREET BE-
TWEEN o AND p STkHETa-ny virtue OF
certain deed OF trust dated February s. 1859 and
duly recorded ia ktchmond Chaacery Court
Deed Book is6 "B," page $os, defanit having
been made 10 The payment Of certain Dose
therein secured. and being requested 20 70 DO
shall sell by auction, on the prsmiscA on
MONDAY. kovnxBsn Q. $500
&C O'Clock r. r., shs following RIAL ESTATE
LOT fronting 29k FEET on sne wet side O
ThiYsSesh street between U aud y strcot1A aoo
LOT fronting lTk FRET on tho oaet ss0e -
Thirtioth street between U aed ssresiA
TnRxs: Cash - % the expense % oAeeeun9
tbis trus,. aud note of sll 20 wiJh interese lron
August 3, 1880, aad CREDITS ~ " Two neeee ~ ~
and eli. 81 respectively, parable tobxussy = lseis
ana balance on teSms 70 - Announced ~ go
G. l. DeN0oN. TruoooA
puoox, Turrn q Co.. AuseleneesA 80
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Zeal estate ar rnIvArx SALE
NORFOLK LAND FOR SALE.

have for sale 175 ACRES at Norfolk, tho
coming commercial metropolis OF the south and
West Railroads now building. with connec-
tons thus 10 DO made. will give 20 Norfolk 10000
square miles Of traffic area 20 the ono she now
Possesses. Tho land was secured before the
great rise and has in IL hundreds OF thousands OF
dollars for the buyer. Option will soon expire
and cannot b. renewed for double the money.
Write or see me at once for particulars.
oc2ltt n W ROWE Richmond, Va
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TXECUTOR'S SALE OF LEASE
n HOLD RECENTLY OCCUPIED by VIII
LIAM II. WEST, LOT LUMBER, DOOR
FRAMES. WINDOWS, sCANTLlNG, PLANK,
SASH, WEIGHTS. AND MANY OTHER THINGS
USUALLY FOUND IN a CARPENTER-shoPA AT
AUCTl0N.-On
THURSDAY. OCTOBER corn,
at 12 o'clock ~, on tho premises, Main between
Seventh and Eighth, Will sell AZ auction the
above PROPERTY In lots % suit Win Tue
lease will sell one BRICK and one FRAME
SHE'D In rear OF present shop
Immediately after the above WIN DO SOLD The
BAY MARE recently used 10y Mr. West; good
riding or drlvlngnuimal, and ONE THOROUGH-
BRKD ALDERNEI COW.
TERMS: sums Of $50 and under cash; over
that amount sizty-day note with approved on
dorser win interest added. w. Is. WEST,
Executor OF william II. West, deceased,
JAMES MACDCUGAL. Auctioneer &C 20
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BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.

SIXTY FEET OF GROUND on west Grace
street, corner Of Ryland-chOIcest lot on the mar
ket now. -
A beautiful and ologsnt'y-arranged DWELL
mo on Grace street near second street.
THREE FRAME HOUSES on Cherry street Tor
$4,000 WIN Day 10 DER cont on the Investment
Many other good investments.
EkANh ID. HILL q 90.
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Th,own fyom II,, Hoe. ana x,,I,a

Thrown from His Horse and Killed.
Icouesoondonee OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
SHEPpAEp's, BucRIsGnAM, Co., Va, I
October ~, 1890.
Mr.. Yancey Il. Bailey. who resided
near Cufdsyille in thus county, was
thrown from his horse yesterday morn
Ing and killed. Mr. Bailey was on biz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-30
The OLD ALLAN MANSION LO7,
SOUTHEAST CORNER MAIN AND FIFTH STREETS,
SUBDIVIDED INTO ELEVEN BUSINESS LOIS.
p- ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS BE SOLD TO BE RE-
MOVED IN THIRTY DAYS Ssa
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1890.

NJ the ATTRACTIVE AND VALUABLE MAIN:
PROPERTY which has been subdded
lots rs follows: ~,
fronting respectively A and 20 feet each with
uniform depth fee ito M about Is feet wide
lot Oh feet
by deep.
On Sixth street lot depth of feet having large.
our brick dwelling thereon
property the most elevated plateau OF tho city
having to BOTH being level grade with the
at destined the future
the desirable business
southern and magnificent OF the
surrounding for miles at fix
the floors Of erected here DO utilized Tor
o public and various
Plas of TO be al auctioneers
fourth and aud three
With nteresa ands secure by deed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-30
BY B. y. Turner q Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerA
No. ei2 cas-. Broad street.
A UCTION SALE OF THAT VALUA-
BILE BUILDING LOT ON TIE WEST
SIDE OF THIRD STREET NEXT
TO THE CORNER OF
JACKSON STREET.

By request Of the owner we will sell By euc-
ton, upon The premises. on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1880
az o'clock y. NJ. the VACANT LOT aoove 90
srrihoi. Thi3 los has front OF 20 feet and runs
back between parallel lines S5H feet Pur-
chssers viii lind this good opportunity 70 So
cure most desirable home site. situeled IN
three minutes walk Of both TIE main line anu
branch line Of the electric cars, one BLOCK from
the Young Mems Christian Association building.
two blocks from the titth-Street bspust church,
an less than a half block from the Ihird-stTeet
African Methodist Episcopel church add much
10 the desirsbilits. Don't miss this opportunity
TEElfs. Easy TO sult purchaser. Announced
Of sale TURNER & CO,
Or N Phone ISL
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UCTION sAI.E on Hor,sp AVE-

A UCTION SALE OF HOUSE AND
IA LOT on THx wnsr SIDE OF TWENTY.
SIXTH STREET BkTWxkN p AND q
STRsxrS-ny request Of Ne owners. Who ere
FRIDAY. ecFosss a. isn
at<R. M "a above desirable cd coy HonR
containin9 0ree loooa Tue lotfrono - hses -
dspsh u about ~ tsss % - alley, ~ -
perry y coly hale square (rom ~ eloc9h>eng
ttne esd henee convspient f0s . honaA
I1axY: One heal eaah; balance = tkN euelvA
SzSslss . ssAr1la q.
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DIVIDENDS.
rr,UE AMERICAN TOBACCO COM

rrHE AMERICAN TOBACCO COM
PANY, As BROADWAY. NEW YORK. oc-
-oarx a 1sO'-Thc regular quarterly dividend OF
aPRR CENT. has this day oeen declared on tho
preferred stock Of this company, pays9 w ~ The
s,rsa, New YORK. on tho isr DAY OF N0yEM-
BRR' $50. 70 the holders Of the preferred stock
=, rscord on the 18th day of October, 1880. The
trsnsfer-books for the preferred stocs Wit Do
$3.50 an october 49, 1890, at o'clock r. NJ, and
1880, on November l. 1890, a. 10 O'Clock A. NJ
'eoP0" WILLIAM II. BUTLER.
cz.s2t Secretary.
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By Manning c. Staples Sc Co,
Real Estate and Loans
A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
N VACANT LOTS ON BLAIR STREET Be
TWEEN WASHIN GTON AND TEMPLE
STREETS, AND FRONTING ON SAID TEMPLE
STREET a. FEET AND HAVING A DRPfH OF
19j FEET TO AN ALLEY 10 FEET WlDk.-At
the request OF tho owner, who Is determined TO
dispose Of tho property, We Will sell BY auction,
upon tho promises, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ], 1890,
nj O'clock Z. NJ. tho said described LAND. The
many buildings being erected In the direction
OF this properly ana tho development OF street.
car facilities should DO ample assurance 10 the
wise.
TERss ono third cash; balance six, and
twelve months.
MANNING c. STAPLES & CO,
oc29 Auctioneers.