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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-04
DUBLIC AUCTION SALE.-AT II

DUBLIC AUCTION SALE.-AT II
l. o'clock on WEDNESDAY, October Is, 1890,
by request Of the legatees, will sell q. public
auction. on tho premises, the FARM Of tho late
Mrs. 81. II. Crump. Of Hanover county, Va,
known "a SHADY SIDE. containing III ACRES,
more or less, with dwelling OF ak rooms. There
IL new barn and stable aud other out buildings.
This Farm ia one mile from Ellesson's, on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway, and three quar-
tiers Of mile from Mechanicsyile. and five and
one half miles from Richmond, and il In tho
heart of the trucking region. Schools and
churches convenient.
TZRYs: Made known on day Of sale.
&C 2A,7,l0,l2Sl5-6t' T. Is. DUNN, AucttOneer.
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BY \. W. Bowe,
Real Estate huctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i SMALL PROPERTY on AND NEAR
SEVENTEENTH STkEEr--in execution OF 4
deed OF trust % the undersigned, dated Sepiem-
Der %, 1897, snd duly recorded I'm Richmond
Chancery Court, will sell by auction, on she
premises. on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 2, $500,
az AZ o'clock =. NJ, tho very desirable TWO
STORY BUILDING. occupied as q store and
dwelling, No Ii2i and il2ft Seventeenth street,
between Baldwin and Lownes streets, contain
ing besides tho store nine rooms. The lot fr)nts
IS feet on the west side OF Seventeenth street.
and runs back IS feet between parallel lines A
part OF this building, No. ll2ts, contains four
rooms and Il is possi ole may be sold separately.
There is an excellent well OF water on the lot
sud in tho event the property Is divided this
well will be for the use Of both.
And next | will sell the good FRAMED
DWELLING No. lilS Baldwin street. between
seventeenth and Buchanan streots, containiug
three rooms. The lot fronts p feet and mas q
depth OF about 10 feet. There Is good wei on
he premises. aud the properly rents we'll.
TERMS: one third cash, ana the residue at ak
and Twelve months for notes, with interes. add
ed, and secured by a deed OF trust.
WILLIAM H. BEfERlDGE.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAlIr


IL glAn
sCugDULRIh EFRECr NtYIL. 81
TWO TRAINS DAILY TO AUEFJLk A.U
LYNCIsDRA
LEAVE RICHMOND, bfkD-SIkhfl fiIiON
ssJA. NJ Daily. 30 Psiersblrf ki5hmlnf ant
norfolk lhro gh E4lr'as Arrive af
Norfolk laD r. ~. siogs on.y 80 ro.
topburg anu suffolk A sr-Iul
train, having FereslIrg ~ ll.I a.
y. aud arriving ft A0glk az T.. Nr
stops a. all stations
tlOA n. Daily va fetersDurg. Arrive NJ
Fst0pburg 1915 A. 4. NJ leaves
Petersburg fHI3 A. II. fF Fara.
vile. Lynch burs. ana al poin- 334n
AM Wc@t
APP NJ. DAlr. "a Petersburg. Arrive p,.
tsrsburs Ai5 =. H.. i8aFs Petsrsblrf
$50 r. n. daily arriving hor'0lkI
T. u.
iiso P. NJ. DAILY va foioueafE AHi', q,
Petersburg lNJ. A. NJ. oonne1Hlf
vita TrAla NJ. e. leaving f0tart I4lf
as llslA. =. f1r FsrmFila Lyu.l-
burE. F0sahontah AMI al go.aa
souh asi West
llgOA ~ DAILY. ia HurtsgIls. for Farmrls
Lyp-hourg. tns s9ltn. ani Ncs
PULLMAN sLE.PlNG-CAR ACCOAADDS
lfDss
No. I-slesplng-csr from pstersburg - hr'sst
without sbshga. leaving Pctersuufg fslF ~
l2.O \. A.. All Lynchoars 10 hemDnn S.ih'
No s-Lyaehbrs - Rome. sai R5as0as %
Memphis without Change
Tickets. bsggaZo-cnocAA Anl al inf1fnhlga
eau 10 obtzinGi al kicnmoni AMI fstsntfff
railroad depot A. ~. oasbsra 100 hAla .tr,8s
sud attic CoDpaays 0noo, 9ll caSI kalasrss.
h. ". NOLkiNkf
PAHeuEoT Ag.l-
". IA hRfiLL
0euefAl Passenger Agstk
CakRIxs EDDY. Ylos-Prosl1saE
General ooace. kOaE0Aa Va 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-04

A UCTION SALE OF TWO DESIRA-
N BILE SMALL FRAME DWELLINGS ON
WEST SIDE OF CARTER BETWEEN TAYLOR
AND WILLIAMS STREETS.-At the request OF
the owner | will sell at public auction, on tho
premises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER Z, 1890,
at o'clock F. NJ, those TWO TWO-STORY
FRAME DWELLINGS located as above, con-
tanning five rooms each. The houses we're built
about two years ago, aud are in good repair. The
lot has a front OF 81 kx90 feet. With well OF
water on tho premises.
Persons wishing good-paying Investment or
a home In a rapidly-growing section Of the
city are invited % attend this sale.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced AZ eale.
JOHN I. GODDIE,
oc3 Auctioneer.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT tr;--sI.y
' COMPANY for the sEAsHORE. xas-ssas'as-
Cheapest end most pleasant route - Dl.D
POINT. virginia BEACH, OCEAN FlEW,
NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH. NEWPORT NEWS
CLAREhONT. and JAMIE RIVER LAND
IN05 by elegant saloon steamer AhlkL
leaving Richmond SVERI MONDAY. WEDShs-
DAY, ami FRIDAY at 7 A. 81. sIreet-cars ~
directly to steamer wharf. Fare 70 Old Poins
or Norfolk. $50: second class. 81.
Connections At Old Point ami Norfolk closely
with all lines for northern oig!os, virginia Beach.
aud Ocean View same afternoon. James river
by daylight Great tourist lima Cheapest
route
Through tickets on steamer and AZ Garbors
Agency, 1000 Main street baggage checked
through. state-rooms engaged for day or night
Freig ht received daily for NORFOLK. POINTS
MOUTH. OLD POINT, ALEXANDRIA. ALLAN
Tic AND DANylLLE. AMI fAkNVlLLE AND
POWHATAh X X STATIONS, and WASH
INGTOS. ID. c., ali points Ia Eastern North
Carolina, Eastern Virginia, and all regular laui-
ipgs on the James river, a. lowest rates AMI
through bills issued
LUCIEN Is. TATUh, Yies-PresidenI
No III Main .. oct and RockettA
IRWIN WHlsl0aa Freight and Pssssnzs Agent
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YORK-RlTER LlNE,ua vssrrow
TIE yAyowTE ROUTE NoRrA
LEAVE RICHMOND.


TRAIN 80. 10, 800 A.
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily e. oept SunirF f'rrt
AZ oil stations. A. lcfter MAJOR -ouHr.h F. h
stage for Walkerton. wish Baltimore s,.sHsft
Vest Point
TRAIN No rs. CPS r. ~
BALTIMORE LIMITED iaty except -lrftr
Tor West Point cOuno.iug Hlh f.rt diver
steamers Tor Baltimore. A. nalamIrl af.i .ff
connect riih Baltimore nui onto fai.r.af %
Warrington, Philadelphia, aui NoF f.rE
steamers leave baltlworo B q. ~ daily o. .t.,
SUNDAY.
Trains arrive A. Richmond gl5 A. a. aai ....5
A. 81.
TRAIN 10. ~ 80 ~
LOCAL MIXED. daily except slniAr Iasr.s
TNeny-thiri sIosi i0r Hosg f0lul "a fit.
mediate points.
TcscEonce M station foot N virginia usi.
opens A. 81. TO b. Al. aud from Ut %. n
A. A..
City uckoton1co- cornar " Tenu al Hal
sueel%
SOL HAAS, JAS. T.. TAYLOR
Traflc Manager Genera Passenger Al. lt
JOSEPH b. POTTS. Division lasssuger q ..l.
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BY F. A. Catlin,

i WILL SELL AT AUCTION, ON
Il the premises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER TIN.
at 3 o'clock 2. NJ, the FRAME DWEI LING No.
gl3 nortn rwenty-nftb street. ! he lot fronts q.
feet aud extends back 1872 feet to an alley 10 feet
wide. and has on IL both city anu we'll water
The house contains six rooms and Is IN excellent
repair. and ia occupied by good tenant
TERMS: Easy. L. A. CAIldN,
oc2 Auctioneer
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TIOR SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A

NOR SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
II decree rendered in the suit Of V. Henry
Rothschild 81 CO. ana as. "a. II. ID. Hoge. trus-
tee, and ais. pending in tho Unlte1 States Cir
cult Court, Eastern District Of Virginia, on the
18Th day Of September 1870, will sell at public
auction in front OF the cust0m-h0use, in the city
OF Richmond, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER TO- 1890,
AZ 70 o'clock NJ, all Of the UNCOLLECTED
CHOOSES IN ACTION OF the late firm OF Martin
& Powers, consisting Of judgments, notes, open
accounts, &c.
TERMS: Cash. II. u. H0GE.
Rseeiyar
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RAILROAD LfrHs.
~ n 1919 B JSsn
,HESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAN
~ WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE n EPTEcr sEprgxBgR ~,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER , ia.
LsAys RIcuxosp.
wv "A. h. Freight, except SUNDAY. e..
PASSENGERS betsoea Kichnons -,
SD a. n Daily for Olf POgrt an ~,
Point ''Nf bOi
loo A. n. Express, daily Tor Cibc,n,,, -.
man falsce Car Oh rolot y, ~. 20
sulphur. AMI Pullman sleep, 49,
iotts'ile 70 CincisDap. 90. -. -
kchmoni = Cl'ion F0rge. NN
SD Z. n. Express daily Tor on Point ..,s..
'ois. Pullmsn sisopiax ar Co..
nal 10 CID Point d
40 =. ~ Aecommois.ion, except slHi,r p.
Charlottesville ' ~
60 y. n. The y. r. v. Limited fAny p,p-..
sleeping Car on Point y Cinr'e,.,'
SOLID vesIibaie traia. rith Dini-,.'...
ani fullmAas ChAri0gte.viiI. - =.
cinnan sni Pullman " Loal.r'..
rpATss ASsIys AT EIcasr.n
T8 A. N. and 2.55 P. N. csiT from ,,,.,.....
Gis A. NJ daily, eEceps sunday. from 80
lotiessillc. '''f'
1870 A. NJ. and 7;s5 r. " daily from Ss,,,.,
eco Y. NJ. Freisht from Cherioise.ri.ls -,
Sunday, Carries passen.r ~
Station. Broad street neAr s8FeAle-rh
JAMEs-RIygR DIVISION
Wichmoaa and Allegheny Es'.roan
LEAVE kfcEN0Nn
800 A. N. daily for Lyuchtgrs. Louas,s, ..,
Clifton Forge al
80 ?. NJ. for Lynchbars except su,f,, s....
ing Car fCr Lyuchturz a NJ
leaves LyEcnours asf.5 A. T. r.
Tor Lexington ani Cuit.a F.r..
TRAINS ARRIvE At RIcgs0Nh
$50 NJ. daily from CLIFTON for.e.
$40 A. n oEcept sunday from t.If,., r....
Lexington. All Lyu-lulr.. -
Station kigass aad Canal stre..
IA. FrffrR
Genera fassfar.. t...t
9. w. srAy2Ns GarnraL .-u.-------- - =
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TRAINS NoErHwARD
'Dalr tDally eIeopI saaiay

y. DAILY fAfNlik rAAHNss
srUFPIs9PLACE+
Sos. H. y, - Ang S. make 10 stops
70 and 7s sJop o. EguM rs haiti
Drerry's Blum. ConTslia. aEi 1hs'isf
stOys on sigusl AZ Mal.ur.iH A'l h.r'
- stops 40 Hanchcst-r Ngs a. - ~ , % 30
AZ, ana IS, will STOP as a. s'a'i'a' i'f '''''-
gers ....s,,,,.,z
on Trains Sos u anf q sleeping .'sf' pa'f',A
New York aRd Tampa 20 Nh 5N'i',-'
On Trains NOs. u sal a. sseYils-.N' pr
Waahing.on And CaArlssi5g. Ga irAa ~ "
slesu- ng-cAr, betwsen Was1iqxt9u All isA
sonytlle. on Traln ~ - sle99ins-css 70
tween Jacksonville and Nes i0fL .,..,~
THE ONLY ALl-sAlL LINZ - 1890
K,csmob la..vs:ssAM sos'o!s''',.itAg 4
Richmond .g0P. n. norfolk. .... 10 = =
Norfolk -. sOA. K. h1nmsni..it3 a -
No~folk 400 r. y. kiohn0ni.. - =
ne uaius leaving kicnmonl 81 ~ = y, -.
Norfolk ~ Il. N. are soil hAAs . ,ee.''.,,
tnese two po.nt. aud passeAssf, a. "a. -
without change Of cara Close colaesf. ~ -
also % sde a. Petsr.oarx - No $50 =. n "a
from kichmoni aai 10 so A. u ws.a -
Norfolk ~
fl.su p n ana arriving a. k.ehnosi a. 20 p T,
n ant s.oS T. n. m1kS elise cy3hT- 80 =
Peter,aurg 10 and froul karaifi.le, Lyn'Es-'-
An' ''s" x IA SILLY. sapsrin.saisa.
RITZ MYszA General sa9srinsoaieas
TN. EskEs9s. General PaassasSr A<'a'
T,ARMVILLE AND POWhAIAN
RAILROAD "a.
GENERAL OFFICE 1B EAsr MAIN ,lhAA"
SCHEDULE EFFECT AUGUST l. ~
LEAVE RICHMOND
pI5 A. NJ. ria Atlantic Coast Lac ter Bern = =
s.is p NJ. rts Atlantic Coast Lac Tor ias''
pOcs aud tntsgms:late stations
an A. NJ. ga Richmond and oSn,tiie, toi fNlr
vile. ana ali stations sesI 81 A'''"'
junction. -.
afyo p. NJ. sia Richmond ana Dxayiils Tor fNa'
vile. and all stations sess Of Nese'"
Junction. ..t.
s.co y. NJ. rss Rishmond and Dsnvilie, for sA'a-
carter and wtn.erpock.
ARkiyg AT xtcaaosh 49,.
o.t0 A. NJ rta Atlantis Coast LIue, from "iA's'
pock AMI tntsi mediate ssAieaA -
s..n y N rts Atlantic 4 oAst Line FROM bcful -
Sl A. M. sss hichmond ant paSv'is w.
Farmsille. and all slA.sons s'S' y
49, "a xbLmond and paasllle. hSA
Skinquar,er and wiassrsssA
An trains daily except sunday 49, A.
Yos ucssta, baseAse -checka ums -
III upoa 4. ". dAkBIA AsiAntis eosss Ai'~
spd Monuoud and panyius aspyaurox
0eaeraA Yr>lGht sns Ysssssss Assss
Jxuwk W0sS4 dsnsza AsaASsA 80
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NOR SALE, A NICE TRUCK @
Il FARM OF % ACRES, on a good road. eS-
only four miles from tho city. Land sandy
loan. Can be made 10 produce truck "a early
a land around Norfolk. Price only $500. One
third cash: balance in one TO Ave years. per
cent. interest.
oc 3-3t X. b. CHAFFIN & co.
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MONDAY. NOVEMBER. 8. 800.

(Couny-Court day, that VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE known a. south White Marsh, sii-
upted in Gloucester county, seven miles re-
specti-ely from Gloucester Point and Clay Bank
Hharyes on iork river. whence daily steamers
70 Baltimore and Rchmond: Two miles from
ROaue's wharf on Ware river and three miles
from Rowes wharf on Severn river. whence
daily steamer 10 Norfolk, aud with post-orlco
and telephone orce on the farm. This farm
Ing and grazing lands In Tdcwater virginia, Of
which 30 acres In timber pine, chestnut, VIII -
and red oak, &c, &c. The Improvements COM
sst Of ample barn and stable accOmm0d atoms,
with several small dwelling houses, and I'M
clude about IS acres planted IN ornamental
trees and shrubs, rare aud varied, forming a
beautiful park and lawn, with site Tor mansion
house.
The farm is well fenced and q large portion r.
I'm permanent meadow aud pasture aud situated
In one OF the most desirable neghb0rho0ds IN
thst section.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 70 pay costs Of suits
and expenses OF salO and about $1,000 O. ". r.
ROane, trustee, and about $500 iO j. L. ITALIA
ferro, substituted trustee; ana the Distance on
credit Of six, twelve, and eghtoen months,
giving bonds, with security, payable To j. l.
faliaferro, special commissioner, Win Interest
from date.
W. p. ROANE, Trustee:
j. l.. TALIAFEBRO, Substituted Trustee;
j. L. TALIAFERRO, Special Commissioner.
AUGUST (. 1890:
Is. Y. Corbell. deputy for 5. r. Chapman,
clerk OF the Circuit court Tor the county 81
Gloucester, state of Virginia, DO certify that All
the bonds required by tho above decree have
been given In accordance therewiih.
:. V. CORBELL. ID. C..
oc1 for :. r. Chapman, @. c.
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EsDAY. OCTOBER 9, $500,

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL Is
~ TATE IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY, YA.-By
virtue Of decree u the Circuit Courtof Glouces-
ter county rendered In the chancery suits ~ r.
r. Dawson & CO. -. J. +. Ross and Morgan
Treat rs. j. l. Ialiaferro, commissioner, n uis.,
the undersigned, "a trustee. substituted trustee,
and special commissioner, vii! offer Tor sale NJ
public suction, az Gloucester Courthouse, 90 !
of~losk IN
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A TLANTIO COAST LINE

RICHMOND AND PErEKsBUAG RAlLRJl1
TINgTABLA
Commencing SUNDAY. scptemher a. iYi 81
sos l.. N. Uains on ms roti VII ran ~ TO-. ~
TRAINS sOCIHNAkD.
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to them to be likely enough. The word
syndicate, anyway. seems 70 have an awe
inspiring power down there The idea
that syndicate might be penniless seems
Ir-posterOus- But it was Q e bank checks
that overwhelmed them; checks on a real
national bank were something they had
heard Of, but never hand ed Def re-
you may lie sure they swinded me
av fully in making up the estimates of their
losses, but was not disposed TO be penuri-
GUS merely making enough objection 30
allay possible suspicion. So l drew a check
each man, big enough TO buy his whole
farm five times over, AID they went away
laughing to themselves at my gulliOllity.
''As soon as they were out of sight |
packed into my boat all my outfit, set every
stitch of sail ana reached the nearest town
by tie next night, sold my outfit for enough
to buy ticket north, and did net breathe
freely till 1 felt myself well beyond the
reach of those simple Crackers, whose
groves l had igRorautly ruined and in
whose hands | knew my life would not be
worth an hours purchase when they dis
covered how l had escaped their just indig-
pafi0n y
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her knees. Before the mother are her boys.
and behind her daughters. The likeness OF
Mary Is IN excellent DFese walton, as may
BE- inferred from its reprod action in a vol
ume II the SOnneJs by Ir. Thomas Tyley
(Scrbner & WeltOrd). where it faces the
seveniy-thlrd page We know altogether
too much concerning this unfortunate
young person, who, Ia her 18th year. was
one Of the many MAIDS of honor u Queen
Elzabeth, with W ON she was in great
favor. \ BORN actress. she Is known to
have played at BlackfriaTs, with seven
other gentlewomen, clothed IN skirts
of cloth OF silver, with mantels OF car
nation taffeta under their arms and their
locks loose about their shoulders, curionsly
kuotted and interlaced. Bef 1re this per Cd
she anticipated one of Dry lens h-rolnes.
"who tucked mp her robe d uuskias soon"
by cqtcning up her robe, covering herseit
with long white cloak, and marching to
meet Pembroke; no doubt to the tinkie or
lutes and rattle Of rapiers. She was dup
licate Of the woman of Samaria. She had
two husbands, and many lovers. But
which vas her first aud which her last eau
not be determined. One was Capt Tougher,
the other a Cipt PolwhUle. THIS Cleo
patra of ours was also CHAIRMAN, and IN this
last part she iadled out poison nver her bar
sinister, one little manly drop into the
lips of Pembroke, and two great womanl y
drops into the Jaws OF Dir iClcudru LeNeseu,
or Sir Richard Lusan. This is not guess
work. Would it we're, for there are docG-
ments that more than prove the dereliciiOns
Of Mary. She was probably the original OF
r salind, who, like herself, was dusk and
tawny of hue. a consensus of contrarieties,
she was Juno and the false Helen, Mary of
Scotland and Eloise, Highland Mary and
Jane Clairmont Why are such creatur eS
created? If the master had written her
vUOnlH houa rl1n in this fa shlnu
or nearly so:
Poore Soue, the centre of her sinful worth
Has long since moldered in the scornful earth.
So andtad the Dark Wnman
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REDFERN YACHTING COSTUMES.

COwEs, ISLE CT WIGHT, ENGLAND,
Aug. The first of august, and therefore
the beginning of the famous "Cowes week -
Which means that in this particular corner
of the earth all is gayety, life and ANNA
ton. Flags are flying all over the town,
yachts are running into the harbor and
visitors are pouring in from all directions.
The queens yacht, Alberta, is at anchor in
the roads. ard t.. e Prince of Wales
racer, the Aline, is awaiting his arrival from
G0odwood. AS commodore of the ROYAL
Yacht squadro !, whose elegant club house
is located III extensive grounds upon the
Parade, his coming Is looked upon as one
of the principal events of this all-importart
week. To the new conner who visits us for
the first time, the scene is most brilliant and
full of entertainment; and not tine least in
teresting part is the cIance to see so MANY
fashionable people in correct yachting
attire. The women especially are models
of style, the most Of them being gowned by
that great authority in yachting costumes
kudiern OF New York aud Cowes.
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The Battle Ship Texas.

The battle ship Texas at the Norfolk yard
is reported to be olly alb lut one-fourth co L.
pleted, and cruiser No. S, at the same ward,
is a little more than one-fifteenth completed.
Naval Constructor Bowles says that the
work is by no means progressing as rapidly
as he expected, and he is not able to say
when either will be launched, The slow
work on the Texas is sail TO be due 10 the
delay in delivering steel castings that were
ordered year ago. Work on the double
turretad monitor Amphltrite is still delayed,
her material has not even been advertised
for, and II will not be delivered in less than
three months.
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In the second sketch is presented one Of
those striking jackets which are so very
popular this season. 1t is of navy blue
serge. made with rolled collar and notched
lapels, and is bordered all around with a
row of gold braid not quite an inch wide.
The sleeves are set without fullness into the
armhole, but are gathered at the wrist into
a narrow band, which is also trimmed with
the gold braid
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THE world is full Of people who 10 no, think
strins beaas are genuine unless there 10 actually
the string found on them when the vageiFb is
served, -hda and E.rpfcss.
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CHAHMlN3 SUsAS-What is a thick, short
neck the SIN of
Dear Jones-I give It up never studied
neurology. Toronto Empire.
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Among the most recent creations is this
gown Of cream-white Isle Of Wight serge,
With border II Vandykes about the bot
tom, formed of alternating rows Of blue
and gold braid. Similar p ints ia smaller
tizs form girdle olt the wa 81, and an
epaulet aud cuff upon the sleeves, and very
small ones encircle tho collar aud the silk
hand 81 the straw sailor hat, which has a
striped silk iihcrman's crown, with gold
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MPRRNTA DBL POLRFiN.

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cibirse en- eSta Imprenta, los siI
guientes:
ROBERTSON. - Nuevo curso
del idioma ingles.
ABELLA. Derecho Admins
trativo.-Tratado de Sanidad y Be-
neacencia.-Manual de Hacienda
Municipal Practlca Criminal
Contribution y Amillaramiento.-
Manual de Formularios.-M Manual
del Secretario de Ayuntamiento.-
Derecho Administrative Espahol.
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