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The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1890-01-11
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed administrator of the estate Of
George T. BTickell, do.eased by the homo able, the
County Court Of Wasco county, Oreg,n. Therefore.
all persons havng claims against said deceased his
the same to me with the proper vouchers at my resi-
dence in Daes city, Wasco c;untv, Oregon, within
six months from the date Of this notice.
Dated, Dec. 16, 1889.
J. C. BRICKELL,
Administrator Of the estate Of George I. Brickel,
deceased.
Dufur g. Watkins. for the administrator. d2l-5t
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1890-01-11

fore you print anything about this, and
I'll corner the ear-muf market, and we
will divide the profits. ."-Bosson Sun
dQu Times.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
. Uoh,cv. The ceremony Of ad-

become a Hebrew. The ceremony OF adj
hitting him TO the Jewish faith was per;
formed last Sunday. and henccforth he will
no known among the children of Judah as
Israel Isaac Ostenhcimer. This name. asis
the custom Of the ceremony of crcumci-
sion. was given him by the rabbi. Bv some
of his acquaintances "Ostenheimer IS
considered erratic--a man of whims and
onick emotions. Others, however. say That
he is Of uncommon brillisncy and hard
philosophic thought. Since his arrival IN
Chicago, il is said. no has been in turn q
Republican. Democrat. Prohibitionist, ana
an Anarchist.
but am neither Of these" he said TO,
day. II am "A Socialist and Hebrew.
He was educated for the Episcopal NM
istry, and his Hebrew studies in that con-
nection finally led to his conversion.
Mr. Hunt is the man who durlng tne
Anarchist excitement in 1884 and 1888 at
tempted 20 get ont writ OF hooeas Corpus
for Louis Lingg after that desperate mar.
chist had blown his, head on IN ms cen a,
the county jail. tie Is to marry 'e"eSs'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
THE RACES.
Good weather at Length for the brooklyn
Jockey Club.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

fBy telegraph 10 the Uspateh.I
Nrw YORK, September 1S.-Brooklyn
Jockev-Club races There was good wea-
Their to-day for the first time during TINS
First race-three-yea sweepstakes,
non-winners. 81, 900 added, six furlongs-.
Druidess won Little Ella second, Dolli-
kens third. Time, l:17l9.
Second race-Handicap sweepstakes;
< 900 added, mile and a sixteenth-Maoel
Glenn won: Reporter second, Enc thrd.
Third race-Alseria stakes. two-year-
olds. ~ 800 added. six furlongs-Strathi,
meath won: Cleopatra second; husseL
third. Time, LII.
Fourth race-Culver stakes. two-year-
olds, 81 800 added, six furlongs-klngston
won: Volunteer second, BalIarat third'
Time, 1:l61..
Fiftb race-sweepstakes. maiden two
wear olds, $1,000 added, five furlongs-
Nellie BY won; Esperanto second, the
Flutter FLY third. Time, l:O34. -,
Sixth race-selling sweepstakes, three-
vear-olds 81 900 added. mile and fur.
iong-B. b. Million won; Birthday second
Floodtide third. Time, 1;5s94.
LOUISVILLE RACES.
LOUISVILLE. September 1s.-First race
one mile-Chimes Won; Business second
LADY Washington third. Time, liza,
Second race-one mile and sixteenth
Catalpa won; Dundee second, Ed Hopper
third. Time, 1852.
Third race-Belle Meade maiden stakes
for two-year-olds. six furlongs-Sir Abnel
Won: Carroll Reid second, Colonel Wheat
lev third. Time, 1:ls.
Fourth race declared off,
| Fifth race-two-year-olds, half mile
Roseland won: Prettiwit second, Lee 5
/ third. Time, 500. =, g.
| Sixth race selling. one mile-Mami'
/ Fonso won: j. I. second, Spectator third
/ Time l:44l9.
Seventh race-half mile-Fannle s. won
Frank second, Douglas third. Time. Ola
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
BESlEGEU BY STRIKERS.
They Are Filing Petitions for Reinstate-
ment-Very Few Vacancies.


ALBANY, n. Y, September 1s.-Supern-
tendent Bissell and Assistant-Saperln;
tendent Harrington have been besleged all
dav bv the strikers, all OF whom are anx-
ions TO get their petitions for reinstate-
ment on file first. Occasionally a man
has been put TO work, but superintendent
Bssell SAYS there is no room for any large
number Of men. especially AT this season
nf the wear. The volume of the freight
traffic. however, VIII begin to materially
increase next month, when majority OF
the men will be taken back. Many of the
new hands employed on the road IN this
vicinity, who came from the West are what
is known as tramp w0rkmen," who never
remain IN one place more than month or
two before continuing on their travels.
After the next payday II Is expected that
q large number of the men VIII leave, and
the vacancies thus resulting and tho in
creased volume of freight traffic Will ne
cessitate the taking back of large num-
Der of the strikers.
Assistant -Superintendent Harrington is
having notices prepared saving No one
will be put TO work until next month"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
BY George :. Vashon & Son,
Real Estate AuctIoneers.
: north Tenth street

rVRUSTEES SALE OF NEW
4 FRAME TENEMENT DWELLING No. ~
WEST CANAL STREET, WtrH LOT lhxlu0
FEET. MOREO LESS, To klCuNoND, FIXED.
ERICKSBI-KG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD on
CONNECTING TRACK, SAID PROPERTY BIZ
ING ON THE SOUTH LINE OF CANhL
STREET, ANDl4s FEET WEST or THE WkSr
IfSE JEFFERSON srRRGr.-By virtue OF a
deed OF trust executed 90 the undersigned trus-
tees by Rlmlra J. Eaton. recorded IN the CiorN .
orice Of the Richmond tn incory Court IA Deed
Beok 1873 {, page 81, 10 secure 10 the ''Ianiie
Perpetual Buiiding-FuBd Company The pay
usnt OF certain moneys therein specified or re-
ferred TO- default having been made IN me paw
ment thereof. AMI being thereto required oy mo
Road OF Directors OF the SAID The Graulte fer-
pe,usl Building Fund Company, we VIII on
MONDAY, SrPreMBgE p, 1890
a; $50 o'clock r. NJ. proceed % sell az public
auction, on the promises, THE PkOPhhIf
ABOVE DESCRIBED.
Thls property consist OF LOT with now cwell-
ing OF about nine rooms In good order. ana IS
located in direct line Of the growing ana I'M
proving part OF this city. -.
TERMS. Cash as O. expenses and sl.82bG BAL
ance upon such terms 80 may be announced At
sale. EDM hhp = h''n.
GEORGE :. NAsHoN, JR.,
90 - Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19

nv virtue OF a deed Of trust from the Marshall
Manufacturing Company 10 {. G. Mckse sni y.
W. Bowe, trustees, dated Octobsr - 4o'i, bhu
duly recorded. viii, as survivors trustee, Delne
thereto required by the holder o. one Nun III
interest Of the bonds sscured, ani N accordance
with resolution OF tho stockholders adopted on
the 2ith day OF June, 1880, seal BY pubic auction,
GU the promises, on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1890.
beginning at i2 o'clock ", the NALUA ABLE
COlION-MlLLS above retefTel 10, consisting OF
the main building 50xl50 feet, four stories high
loom house. 72xl0O feet, two stories hlSh, tue
frat floor OF which is used a. packing anu
storage room; picker house with mixing room,
o2x5g feet: cotton house dire-prOot, capacity Oh
two hundred bales, besides az Othor necessary
nrSidtncs for mot We power. Offices, &c.
me machinery IL IN good condition and mostly
Of modern patterns, and has daily capacity Tor
. 800 pounds 4-yard brown sHirtlng anu sheoung,
1hssa mills are built on leased ground. the
owner OF he land furnishing water from the
Manchester canal az reasonapie rate and Ihe
lease Ia perpetual m, -, -, .rv
D0ifHIR TENEMENT FRAME HOUSES situ-
ated IN the south side OF Fourth street between
Everett and stockt street,, anu the LUIS upon
which they stand, fronting together about ISL
feet These houses VIII De 500 as q whole or
son.r.t.Iv a. NAV De deemed best at the nne
q, .aie me tenenents are rented 10 employees
Of the mile. ,.,s,,,, :,
And Immediately Thereafter whi sen, N PAT ar
cells Of ronyenient size, 80 ieet or VACANT
LAND on the north side OF Fourth street between
Pyerett and stockton. These lots are desirable
for building purposes
ina miIl.6uildines and machinery are Ia a
good condition. and tho brands OF their prodGc
Ara veli knoyn aud highly appreciated.
Ons Of tho great advantages OF The above-de-
scribeS cotton milling property 10 It's location IN
the centre Of transportation by both rail and
water. -, - -, .....u..,..,
lion and The sale Is necessitated by tho winding
up OF an estate.
.,nar,nssndeut Marshall Mills. Manchester, Va
~ ~ ,hs auctionesr At Richmond, Va.
TSrMs: one nik Of the purchass-money mus
y. na,d IN casn Al tho residue In three eaua
,sstrainsp,s at ak, Twelve, and eighteen month,
from the day OF sale, the credit payments TO be
a.,aaorea By negotiable notes. with interes
added. aud secured by deed Of trust upon the
property. an. ,ronar.x IN, 49,
nnrchaser on tho ist day Of November, 1880.
N. W. BOWIE,
a. ,aeod Surviving Trustee.
-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19

sef7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
BASEBALL.
Results of the Games Played Yesterday
Throughout the Country.

Chicago neague): First game-Chica.
COS. <: base-hIts, s. errors. 3. Cincinnatls
4: base-hits, 5 errors, 3. Batterles-Luoy
and Kittridge; Mullane and Keenan,. Sc
cond game hicagos, 8; base-hits, 8; er.
rors. ?. Cincinnatis, 10; base-hlts, l6; er,
rors. 4. Batteries Hutchinson, Stein. and
Kittridge; Rhines and Keenan,.
New York QBrotherhood) New Yorks
7; base-hits, Y: errors. 2. Brooklyns, s.
base-hits. II: errors, 8. Batteries-Crane
Brown. and Ewing: Hemmings and Cook
Cleveland (Brotherhoo6: Clevelands
10; baso-hits. II; errors, Plttsburghs
3; base-hits, 10; errors, 0. batteries
McGill and Sutcliffe; Maui and Quinn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19

must not close without telling you of
my husbands great desire to be under
stood by all the pretty shop girls. do
you speak EnRlish?" A decidedly mega
tive toss of the head. "Parley ys',s Fran
eaises" Oui, Monsieur. Then how busy
the chatter, how brisk the buying. But If
q Dutch girl. with gutturals and grunts,
came 10 tho counter. a look Of utter weari-
ness and don't-care-if-I-d die expression over
Swallowed his former benignsnt face; and
II was sad though pitiful and. alas. too
true that Madame A. was not enriched by
that shopping expedition. Here he ejacu-
tates that as he did not exactly cling to
the truth no more need YOU" But / COM
menced truthfully. and truthfully j will
end this rambling letter Perhaps more
mon. X. d. A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
He TED TIE LOVE-KNOT.
A Pretty Sept embsr Marriage with Part
Ing Weii-wishes at Smithhold.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

SMITBFIgLD, VA. September II. $780,
Smithfield lost one of her beautiful
daughters yesterday by the marriage Of
Miss Jennie NJ. Wilson 10 Dir. James
Crumpler. of Windsor. The ceremony
took place in the Methodist church, which
had been beautifully decorated by the
hands of the brides friends Fairy-lamps
twlnkled like stars in the midst of the
ferns with which the altar was bedecked.
Mr.. Jesse j. Thomas was best man. and
the ushers were MIR. w. Joe Stagg, Mr.. Sid
ney Crumpler, and Mr.. Leslie Brock.
Miss Sadie Goodrich presided at the or
gan and the Rev. L. j. Taylor tied the
loye-knot. The usual allowance of rice
was showered upon them, and just rs the
bride took her seat in the carriage TO leave
the sun. which had been obscured by dark
clouds, threw of his dark scowl and smiled
benediction upon the bridal couple.
Long NAV they live and prosper.
Miss Dawson, Of Richmond, is visiting
Mrs. James p. Andrews,
Miss Mary Jordan leaves In the morning
10 visit relatives In Norfolk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19

81 80 = ~ ~ from Atlanta ana Augu'sA-
rs 4. NJ. from Am8la C0Iriaoush
40 p Vi. from ks.e.gh.
::85 r. n. ~ Manchester, from Cl9reE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
AUCTION sALEs-Future Days Day.
ByR. B. Cbsfin q Co,
Real Estate Auctionsors'
No north Tenth street

u,RUsTEEs AUCTION SALE M UF :,
HANovER FARM KNOWN As Royh ni MS
WITH DWELLING AND OI ida .ckss. MORE
TUHHEoN. CONTAINING 100 A.nh.s scuaS.
oH IEsS. ABOIjT CNs MILF FkOm ss...prI-
IcsviILE AND ABOUT SIX NILES r c.at -,
East of RICHMoSD.--By virtue Q, syucn.
trust from James W. Nan and Jona'nsn =, n U.o-
baum. dated Novem Der 8. 1896. recorded y, %
over County Court Clerks once, Deed poos
page iOz, and nj the request o. the - en- q
default having been made In the payihon,., ~
notes secured therein. will sell by puoio "'
ton, at Mechanicsville. ia said county ."
TUESDAY. sEPrrxBrR 80, $780,
a, 10 o'clock W., tho TRACT OF LAND descrl I.',
In said decd as all that certain parcoi OF -
of land. together with all tho buildings anu In
movements thereon. rights, ways. hhl spi ~ 49,
nances thereto belonging, lying ana pclnK ~ ,,e
county Of Hanover. state Of Vrgiuic' aoou 80 49,,
mile from Mechanicsviie and abou. s,a lh.ao'
northeast of Richmond. containing ~ "of'''
moro or less, aud known as Rose hliL =. .
TERMS: Cash for expenses OF execus i VIC
trust and 70 pay sos, with interest from r.Fo"
her /. 1889, and si2 balance on note que A"3 y
1877. and any taxes duo: balance on letn's M
nounced at sale. r. Is. cHAfFlN, lt"r'c''
sale by X. b. CHAFflS q CO.. Auctioneers. "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
pANvlLLe MILITARY INSTITUTE.
The Cornerstone Laid with Imposing
Masonic acknowledgement
Address.
,snec,sl ,aloeram 10 tho pispatch.l

DAyvuLr. VA, September lS.-The cor
ner-stone OF the new Danville military in
stitute was laid to-day by the Masonic
fraternity. At p. NJ. a procession made
up of mounted police, Masons, knights
Templars, military, city officials, officers
and pupils of the institute, and others
formed on Main street and marched to
tbs building, which stands on the grounds
of the West-End Land Company Just be
yond the corporation line on south Main
street. Arrived at the grounds the Masons
laid the cornerstone in accordance with
the usual ceremony and the exercises were
interspersed with singing by select choir;
After the ceremony Rev. I. b. Thames, OF
the Baptist church, delivered the address
of the occasion, and 1t was one OF the most
earnest and eloquent ever heard here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
woRlp DIS FAIR COMMISSIONERS.
The Question of Site sun hs''n'"k
Their Ninds--To Meet Again.
IL .-,-.-..-..h a., no nfanatch.l


Cgrc.oo Sentember lS.--From to-day's
action Of the Worlds Fair commissioners
and from the canvass of the COMMISSION ~
con he stated that the majority OF that
body ;s finally and irreyOcably opposed 10
a double ate for the Worlds Fair and that
ON SATURDAY. next resolution VIII
be offered and adopted requesting
the Chicago directory to tender wash
ington Park Cor what is generally known
as South Park) as the site. IN case
This is refused the commission VIII report
to Washington that no adequate site mas
been offered. There are also Indications
az a change of sentiment III regard 10 the
irector-ceneralship, and from lndlca-
tions tonight the local directory VIII Sc
lcct one man as Director-Generai,p rooaIi
blv George II. Davis. and the Nstiona
Commission will elect man OF thelf own
with the title of Commlssioner-,iei
raj" and place him IN cnaISe u a.
the foreign and international eAhloltss
in connection with the feir. ms VIII OF
couree curtail the powers OF the Director
General The commissioners Will make
the salary OF tho CommissloneT-ueIe
$4,000 per year, the same az ms ms 1ee pee,
agreed on for DircctOr-6eneral. io-uay
meeting of the commission was uh eAGl'1
Ing one. Soon after that bodN was ca.Iou
TO order resolution was oHereu oy 49,
nate Mercer. NillCu nav
agreed on and approved by the counmls-
sion.
THE RESOLUTION.
The resolution is ~ follows:
Whereas the act of Congress creating tne
Worlds Columbian Commission ana IN
otLar vavs providing for the holding OF
Tho Worlds Columbian Exposition III the
c;tvof CHICAGO during theyear 1893 PROVIDES
fcr tha tender of an adequate site by the
Chicago Board of Directors; anu whereas az
the resolution adopted by TINS BODY AT lts
first session implicitly adopted TWO SUES :
Ee.oired. That the former action taken IN
this matter Ice, and the same Is, hereby re-
considered, and the Chicago Board OF III
rectors are called upon for the tender OF q
site adequate and in one compact body; =
Mr.. Mercer, Commissioning Mcdonald, OF
California; General Sewell. of New Jer-
eev. MIR. st. Claire. of Virginia; Mr..
Smallev. Of Vermont; Judge Martin
dale of Indiana, and others spoke
in favor of the resolution, although
il was finally agreed to lay the matter over
until the Committee on Site snail report
4 resolution was then passed calling upon
the local directory for an immediate report
as 10 what extent tho consent OF the au-
tbor1ties having jurisdiction over the Lake
Front and Jackson Park as sites had beeh
obtained. and also a. TO the cost OF prepar-
inc both places for the fair, and out oil
what fund they propose TO pay this cost.
The committee then adJourneh tiII Toe
morrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19

A Convert to Judaism.
A Chicago telegram says: The fact has
inst been made public that We're v. Hunt,
lawyer and politician of this city. has
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
BY Sutton 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents snd Auciioncers,
1914 Main street.

4 UCTION SALE OF NEW TWO
n STORY DETACHED FRAME DWELLING
No. 1919 BEVERLY STREET. BETWEEN " ASH
INGrON AND CARTER slkE&l>.-At me re-
quest Of the owner We shall sell at public alc-
ton, upon the premises, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER % 1890.
nj 50 o'clock T. NJ. the sn0ve-descr,bei PRO-
PEKTY. The dgeliing IS nse. wei-ouili' and
coma ins six rooms, With lot fronting % feet On
the south side OF Beverly street, and runuirg
back o depth of 200 feet 10 an alley. This j. a
good Investment, or would make "A nice home Tor
a person Of moderate means.
1sRNs: At sale. SUTTON co,
sells AuctQaotr+
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
TIE NFw SOUTH AND THE OLD.

Speaking of the business of the age and
NJ the boom in tine South he said " They
tn US this is the dawn of the new South,
and we greet it with jov, but not without
fear and misgiving. If the new South pre-
serve It's soul, aud spirit, and chiyairy, and
keep holy the sacred memories and tradl-
tions of the old, we hail Its coming with
ioy: but If 1T forgets its memory and the
minds of its men. and trample upon ITS ira
ditions, and put matter above mind. desire
above duty, and gold above God, we de
nTecate its coming, and flee from it as
from flood, and fire, and famine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19

DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID EXECUTED AT 1H1 pIsPAcrR PRINT.
INo.H0Usx
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
r,o rrec,s of Mental Exhaustion

Many diseases, especially those OF the nervous
svsten, arc tho products OF daily renewed mon
,al exhaustion. Business avocations often In
yolve an amount Of mental wear aud tear very
prejudicial 20 physical health and the proios-
atoms. II arduously pursued, are no less desiruc-
tive 20 brain and nerve tissue. II Is one Of the
,nostimporiant attributes Of Iiosiettors stomach
Bltters that 1t compensates Tor .hls unlnc loss
brsin aud nerves. The rapidly with which It
rencrs weakened mental energy and physical
vitality IS remarkable and -hoSs mat ts inyigora-
t,ng nroperties are OF the highest order. Besides
..ssn.sIno vital stamina nni cOuniBracting the
effects OF mental exhaustion, this potential
me6icns cures and prevents fever and ague.
rheumatism. chronic dyspepsia, ana consiipa-
non kidney and uterine weakness. and other
cornIaints Physicians also commend IL as q
medicated stimuiant and remedy.
go I7.W(w).F&su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
By Frank d. I'm & Co.,
Real Estate AUctioneors.

Real Estate Auctioneors.
rNRUSTEE'S SALE OF MEDIUM
1 SIZED AND COMFORTABLE FRAME
DWELLING-HOCSE No. pa NuhTh TWENTY .
SEVENTH sTRRkT BETWEEN AID .
STREETS.-By virtue Of = deed OF trust from A..
X. Pryie and wife. OF record IN Clerks onice
of Richmond Chancsry Court, Deei-tooS lSS b.
page 49,, default having Desn male IN she pay
msnt OF a certain note therein secured. and
having been requested 80 @ 10 hy tl@ D n'l-
ciaries IN snid deed, We VIII sell at pubic ale-
tion, on the premises on
THURSDAY, SaPTENBBH q, 1870
at 5 O'Clock ?. NJ, the RIAL ESTATE described
a. above. Tho HOUSE Is nearly new ard ,on-
tains about six rooms besides other improve
ments and Is In good repair The LOT fronts
81 6-l2 foet 10y 80 feet TO al alley I'm common ID
feot wide. This is your opportunity o. purchase
a snug home.
TE9ss: cash. for expenses OF sale nni note
s2G2l, With interest from July 5, lo't. ~. .
January = 1891, $40 Is July :, l'll, ana $3.50 40
July :, 1891; balance on terms auo0un-ed on Jay
o, sale. LOUIS KAWLiAGS.
e. RAND. WEXFORD.
self Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
,vNculNG USUALLY FOLLOWS.
A Negro Arrested and jailed In Northum-
bcrIand for Brutal Assault.

w,us,w. VA, September Is.-Henry
w. Snegrol. notorious character. has
h heao Iodeed in Northumberland county
;n;I ~ Ueathyille for having. few nights
since ~ attempted to commit brutal assault
nnon the person of young widow lady
near that place. There was great excite
ment over the affair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
AUCTION sALES-This Day.

CMALL SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
- WITH ONE ACRE OF LAND ATTACHED.
AT PUBLIC AUCTlON.-I will cell ut auction on
FRIDAY. sZPTENByR 18TH.
at ~ o'clock p. NJ, on the premises the TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING, located on tho
vest side OF Mecbanicsville turnpike immedi-
ately beyond the first toll-gate.
This property hse been recently put In thor
ough repair, and viii mako worry desirable re-
sidence for a small family
some large prices have recently been paid for
property In this Immediate neiehborhood. and
IL il reasonable 20 suppose mat large advances
will be obtained over the present market.
TERMS: Very long time will be given ~ one
fourth Of the purchase-price is paid In cash.
L. A. CATLlN,
SO IA Auctoneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
RAILROAD fTwys.
G IL 1ss--'zs ,lSIE ggZs

III M s@f~~kkfv Yaji~~s5y -.
LNARMVILLE AND POWHAT,v
GENERAL OFFICE 713 EAST MAI. grDy,.,
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT ArGCsr q. - HI''
LEAVE RICHMOND.
Oils A. NJ, psd huHltc Coast ina for po,-,
Sis 7. M., ria Atlantic C0asI Ii.a ~, ~,
pOcf gud int nnllnto .f,tto,. we
Geo A. ", ria Richmond and ysnviiia. for g,,-.
yille, sn1 A.. stations Eest OF Yo.-I.,
Junction. 'f
300 p. ~, r,o kichmonf and Danrilia. foy gs,,..
VILE. AMI All s,aron5 sost u N8.os-
Junction. ivy
800 p. ~. riq Richmond md Dsny.llo. for stl,-
qart9F nnd Wiufe-gJ.r.
AaaiyB AZ BfCag0ND.
9:j0 A. NJ, uid Auantit Coast ilue, from Whit
pock sni intefmeii.ta st,t..r "a.
eco +. NJ, ga AtlAnhc oast iise from sor.rgs.
Sij A. NJ. TIA kchmond Aol Daari..a. Z. =
rarmyilic, AMI sU sisgals scst =
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General PssHasg8f Aesat
JAMES X WEETH. General Manager as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
BHRKELY-wooD.

Miss Linda Wood and Mr.. N. W. Berkely
were married at the Episcopal church here
to-day. Mr.. Berkely Is native OF han
over and is superinteud dent OF the electric
street-car line. The bride is originally
from charlottesville ana Is one .h9 OF tne inoS'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-19
A pnoTEsr AND rROTEcTI0N.

But" he said, 1.-THE building of insti-
buttons of learning in a community was
protest and a protection against that spirit
that would trsmple upon sacred traditions
and a token that our people believe that
there is something better than gold, and
bv ths act of building colleges they said
to the world that they intended to give to
their children that gift which was richer
than bonds and estates"
A thousand people were present to wit
ness the ceremony of laying the corner
stone and the occasion was great success.