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hat case the whole of said principal sum Sc
nIred by said trust deed and interest thereon 10
.he time of sale may at the option of the holder
thereof become due and payable and the said
PREMISES be sold in tho manner and with the
.ane effect as if the said inde btedness had ma
'ured and il should be lawful for tho said trus-
sec or his successor in trust to sell the said
,remises at public auction at the front door OF
hc Court House in Lamar in the said County
u Prowers and State of Colorado, for the high
st and best price the same viii bring in cash
our weeks notice CT said sale having previously
.eeen given by publication made IN some news
paper published in said Prowcrs County; and
WHEREAS default has been made in the pay
mont of the whole of the said interest coupon
lote falling due on the 1st day of June, A. ID.
Sgi for Fourteen Dollars, and the holder of
aid note and trust decd has elected to declare
he whole OF said indebtedness principal and IN
.erost to the time of sale due and payable.
! Now TuEREFoTE, by virtue of the authority
Z hnd power in me vested by the said trust deed
Z F. +. Moad, trustee, or in case of death, res
E4,nation failure or inability OF the Ssiii r
Icad to act as said trustee, then l, w. {. Nc
curry, acting sheriff Of Prowers County, Colo
ado ns successor in trust, viii on WEDNES-
9DAY, DECEMBER 20, \. ID. 1891, at the hour OF
en- o'clock in forenoon of said day. at the front
Ioor of the Court House in the Town of Lamar
run said County of Prowers and State OF ColoTa-
To- sell the above described premises at public
s,uction for thc highest and best price the same
,i,ill bring in cash, for the purpose of paying
aid indebtedness principal and interest," as well
As the costs and expenses of executing TINS trust
. Dated at Lamar Colorado Nov. %, 1881.
F.F. MEAD. TrCstco.
W. c. McCUERY.
horif of Prowers County. Colorado, Successor
\ in Trust.
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About the only force some people have is
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when she was n Child she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children she gave them Castoria,
When hope dies the devil adds anothe,
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1t is the gin-phiz that indicated the con
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containing six powders. Sold by druggists o
mailed by CoalIne Co., Buffalo. N. Y.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-18

enhance the brilliancy Of society among
them, Misses Eflgh Hobson. Irene Lane.
horne, Addie johnson. Berta Wexford.
psrke Bagby, Emma BArksdAle, Ellen
Blair, and tho Misses Howard.
huimor promises several assemblies by
the Westmoreland Club this winter.
TO wnioh the Indies are lookinRs forward
:, On wednesday evening at the hail Of the
,oune Mems Christian Association Pro-
iiessor William II. Thorn gave his opening
was The Aspect of womanhood in Chau.
GER" and he treated IL in tho most
scholarly and interesting manner.
IL has been decided by the Virginia An.
u9uities Society that their annual ball
VIII take place at Mozart Hall Jsnuary
18th. The leading features II the bali
Will DO announced later. Caror
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-18
ASSAULTED A CHlNANAN.
All Joe Assailei by NeGro-Wiiiiam
yobnson Sent 10 the Hastings Court.

There was a very novel case in the Po-
lice Court Yesterday morning, which was
nothing less than that OF hight between
a negro and Chinaman.
Al Joe Is one of the "pig-tail contln-
gents who washee, washee" for living,
and Jim Taylor IS a dark-sklnned indl-
vidual who entertalns morbid hatred To-
ward the small-eyed laundryman. All Joe
ord lin had made remarks to each other
which were extremely unbecOming men IN
,heir stations. When jim became insQ-
leut the Chinaman became irrltated and
ferocious, and proceeded TO pound the
man OF darker color until he was pulled
of Several hours later dim met his as
ea,i,nt az tho corner of Seventh and Mar
shaii streets. whereupOn he fell upon him
and heat hun with stick which he had Sc
cured for the purpose of dlshguring TINS
true specimen OF tea ana emma. an
weat forthwith and had jim afIesscu, nnG
,bn Iu.tice assessed HIM IS, and remarked
a. The time that Jim's fun would not come
so cheap next time.
o. MILAN johnson (colored), who was
srrested in Petersburg on suspicion OF
Ieinp the murderer of the man Bracket.
and fheu charged with committing another
'-sa,,It though not fatal one, IL this city,
vas given a preliminary hearing on ,ne
Latter charge by the Justice yesterday.
William IS accused OF feloniously cutting
18Th knife Nelson Harris (colored). Har-
~ had been gwen several sta6s, tho worst
~ Which had been inflicted IN his right
arm. though none OF them were very
serious. The Justice considered tnaI .he
te.t,,nony warranted him IN sending the
case 10 the Hastings Court, aud 30 William
Syll 90 before the grand jury.
Rrazilo kardl, brawny son OF Italy, VINO VINO
~ Zen in TINS country just long enough
n 40 become econ accustomed to the ways and and
bsb'ts OF some Americans, was sent 10 jan
~ r ninety DAYS for stealing a lot OF ran rail-
.ot ION ron from the Chesapeake and ONO
i'l Tns2e were only three other cases before
h;s Honor. and they were unlmportsn'
and lacking III interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-18
CHAT WITH MAJOR GlNTER.
He Gives Dispatch Man shcrt Talk, but
isOpposed to interviewing.

Major Lewis Ginter has returned from
his European tour. He arrived IL Rich
mond FRIDAY morning and drove imme-
diately out to his magnificent suburban
home. He spent several hours at his office
yesterday attending TO business matters
and receiving his friends.
Major Ginter, who was greatly benefit
ed by his trip, was seen by representa-
tive Of the DISPATCH yesterday afternoon
and asked TO give talk for publication.
but declined 70 grant lengthy interview, as
he is an exceedingly modest man and de-
cidedly opposed to publicity.
WORK OF AMERICAN ARTISTS.
knowing that the Major Is great lover
of art. the scribe asked him 10 tell some
thing about some Of the famous paintings
he had seen, but he said that there WAS
nothing unusual or new going on among
the European artists. He added tnat
painters from nearly all nations sent Their
work to the international Exposition at
Berlin and that the productions OF Amerl-
cans compared very iavorably indeed with
those from other countries. Mr. Meaks,
an American artist now residing IN Paris,
had on exhibition an Oriental scene
which, much TO the surprise and delight OF
his friends, 50 Impressed the Emperor dhat
he gave orders for its purchase. Inc
painting was o beautifully executed piece
of work and richly colored. under
stand" continued Major Ginter, that
there are forty young Americans studying
art in Munich. where they have one or the
most desirable art schools in the world"
THE pEoGgEssIyEyEss OF EUROPEAN CITIES.
When questioned about theprogressive-
ness of the European cities Malor Glnter
SAID it was all mistake about their bong
behind the times, as some or them were
making rapid strikes Of Improvement;
"Io O man who has been abroad several
times. as have, this fact is very perceptl-
ble." said he, "and 1 don't think there 10
a more modern city than Berlin anywhere.
In some of the towns" continued ne. tne
streets are being widened, rs the people
think air is the best sanitary measure, anu
house after house Is pulled down TO make
way for the march OF progress. Inc Cd
sections of a single individual are not con,
sidered as here. They are made to yield
to the public welfare. Moreover, after the
improvements the abutting properly IS re-
sold, and then it brings much better
| price than it would have done had the Ole
state of things existed"
HE THINKS BEroRTERs ASK TOO MUCH.
Major Ginter specially requested the re-
| porter if he quoted him Ut ell 10 MAKE
| the interview entirely devoid OF person
alities. He said he was violently opposed
to that system of journalism called IN
teryiewing," and considered 1t an infringe
ment upon the private rights OF indi
yiduals. lie further added that sucn
thing as interviewing was unknown IL
Europe except with public officials, upor
whom the press has sort OF right.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-18
Complaint About . Cowboy.
RICHMOND, Va, October II, 1891.
To the Editor of the Dispatch

To the Editor Of the Dispdtch
Is it really true that the police are afraid
of the cowboy who drives the cows on
LON hardy street? We have heard so, and
think there must be some truth In IT, as
there have been many complaints lodgeo
At the ststion-hou against MN
and nothing has been done. II the
city authorities think II necessary
to the comfort aud pleasure OF the
inhabitants to have drove OF fifty or SIX.
" cows driven over their doorsteps twice
q day, and some times hare . COW thrust
ing her head ipto their parlor WINDOW.
We would simply ask them to give Us .
drove of COWS without the driver, who
persists in driving them over the pave
ments and as near our doors ~ possible:
Have We no redress from such state OF
s6Airs2 And II so, how
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-18
o,cxen up AT THE CUSTOM-HoUss'
PICKED OF ~ - -
Youthful hsii-Hobber 1se"'""o NO
r. 6. Circuit Court OF Appeals

ssvcrsl weeks ago Deputy United States
,,oo't'i ballard arrested negro boy
Marsn a p,~hard Williams, charged with
hainsu ~ most Office ct New Kent Court
IoDoln Williams was before United States
comnssoner Peasants and was Te bSs9sa
on his own recognszsa,nfbs met mo AP this month
t tn,, granb however. failed to keep his con
WI, m,ilA with tho Court, and yesterday Dir:
t WsIisrs SI armed with bench warrant, went
ba, Naw " Eentand rearrested him and lodged
MN ma ~ ' Adkins yesterday, received '1.s
letter from Clerk Meloney, OF tho s .niiee
States Circuit Court OF App srs,s ' " the
that tn; sns l ms.sa Of q tho 90 court woua b
cierk s az - tbis city from Baltimore Mon
s s. Mr.. Meloney will arrive here s on
I wsssdinssday and make his home In hich-
rnani.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-18
HOPELESS coNSUMPTivE.
The Governor Exercises Executive JIG
,ha Case Of Dock Washington

The Governor yesterday paidon,ssa a
. n hnct Washington convicted "a ,a the
DOE, Doen Court OF this city in April. 1880;
n =, s,aaf;ne from the person and sentenced
o. Ave. s,vs wars in the pen,tentiary. Wssn.
, ~ ron ia 10 the last stages OF consumptaoha
and executive clemency was Iecou .a,ms ar'
Nv the trial Judge and the psniten''aiS PUT
se9n; J.rvis and George l. Jarvis. sheriff
"a asnnsv sberif OF Northampton coun-
s sn S do' r. Harris. Commonweaith's g..
t W s Of Dinwiddls; I. L. Perry deputy nI
sheriff of Kockbridgo; Captain 4: .; JoJ'
BIN. of the Virginia oyster nssy' ncowsc'
Elackstone. ex.treasurer OF Aocomso'
VISITED the Capitol yesterday.
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public that for past We have enjoyed the spSta
Wraps this State We surpassed all former seasons and
can now sbow to Won the stylish that
Don't fail to visit our Wrap Department well satisfied viii
new styles IN jackets oo ana h
eighteen
ves also aaree line Chdren Long Goats suitable for school
Blazers and Refer Jackea
We are prepared most complete stock Of Dress Goods in the
newest and latest kind the exclusive imported Dress
terms We show they novelties OF high art 49,
w. bv M line of Trimmings Black and Colors Love-
Jet Headmpa Feather Trimmings Boas and Collars OF every
description. - - oru, ,,..;n. A.. s,..... .,a
Dueae then visit place the best had
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Fifth and Broad streets.
GROCERIES, Ae.-.
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times she had seen the new year ring tho
old year out. remembered that she had
told me that she had been on the stage hye
years. 70 put an artful question by
the way, how old were you whom you went
on the stagep' / didn't catch her. She
laughed merrIv and sad: "Oh, you want
my age5 Vol. went on the stage when
was fourteen, and fourteen and i've make
anything you plcase--snd there you have
u. But, for goodness sake, don't tell any
SO then I madeltbs most graceful bow !
was capable OF. pressed her, little white,
hand, and proceeded to vamoose. AS I
stumbled over chair and into the arms OF
one OF the ladies Of tho chorus she cried
after me: Don't forget ono thing. l
am Cleveland Democrat from head 10
heel"
MIss MARLowF IN cyMBELiSP.
Now, here / diverge from the inter-
viewers path and plunge headlong into,
the maeiststrom of dramatic gossip and
newa
Miss Marlowe closed her season with q
fine production of "Cymbeline last
night at the Theatre. This charmingly
intellectual woman deserves great credit
for resurrecting this seldom-seen plsy.
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WANTED. AUTOGRAPHED LET
w TIERS OF ALL THE PRESIDENTS, OF
CONFEDERATE GENERALS, AND OTHER
DiSTINGU lSHED PERSONAGES IN REVOLT.
TlONARY WAR TINES AND SINCE: also,
CONFEDERATE STATES ARMY AND REvO-
LUTIONARY WAR PAPERS. Tcrms and
prices given on application Of persons having
any to dispose OF. Address A. 3. GARNETT,
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50 11-eod2w& wselS-Ims
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The Vestlv Dispatch.

an eight-psge, 64-column newspaper ana
magazine of general Information. v oniy
o. per Annum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-18

Ladies' who have been made 70 suneT
every len or twelve days from chlidpooo
With Headaches. testify that brsoycFo"a'
relieves them.
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WINTER OF GAYETY
.,,,.L SEASON TO ee a BRIL-
r1t SON I'M ANo BUSY ONE.
oh. Reception IN Honor
r. J''''' '.,ove-ouIs, Weddings the
~" The German cishs'

VI" n. German Clubs
, even by Mrs. James X.
i'' '''. ". lag afternoon in honor OF
p ~ v..',ac may he taken as
goes ., look forward with IN
r'' , chat which TO come
~. a-arins-rocms were warm
tt ST. n crimson shades and
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an Beauty roses. The
t.c Jar hostess lent a
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Fl .r''' f,,.nr artistic won. iii
r,.a, mo.od'crs voice,
., sc eyes. and tscilo
! handsome pearls al
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., evening gown OF
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cs tie reception.
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RECRUITS FOR THE

WANTED, RECRUITS FOR THE
w THIRD ARTILLERY, UNITED STATES
ARMY, stationed at Washington, Baltimore, and
Fort Monroe, Va, able.bodied white msn Of good
character and habits. unmarried. between the
ages Of twenty-one and thirty.nvo. Good pay,
rations, clothing, ana medical attendance. APP
plicants must BE- prepared to furnish satisfactory
evidence as 10 age, character, and habits. For
further information eau ct rendezvous. First
Lieutenant Il. G. DANES, Third Artillery, Re-
cruiting pficer, 81. Charles Hotel Main and FL.
tsenth streets. Richmond Va.
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PEOPLE.

NLlb-hNONN
Edwin w. Hon the young and hand
some tenor who for several years lived in
Richmond. is making q marked success at
the Standard Theatre. in New York, in the
title-role Of Robin Hood. He sings the
music as written by the composer, speaks
the lines clearly. and acts tine part with
dramatic force seldom seen in opera. The
metropolitan press speaks OF Hon as the
best tenor now III comic OPERA and he
is said to be the Bostonian's drawing card.
The talk OF the theatrical world recently
has been IN a large degree about Alexander
Salvini, who is rapidly approaching the
front rank. His recent engagement ut the
Chicago Auditorium was the event OF the
season.
Agnes Huntington is repeating her Euro-
pean successes in this countrv. She may
come 10 Richmond this season. Ii 30.
she will play IN her newest opera Gap
tain Thore.e."
One of the men who Is making his mark.
and making it moro visible every day. Is
Joseph Haworth. the intellectual actor
who supported Mrs. Leslie Carter last sea-
son. Haworth will PLAY hero this season,
and can promise those who 90 to see him
that he will captiyate them. ] saw him in
New York last year, and he impressed me
as q man OF great posslbiltes-full Of .he
nervous energy, the vital quickness, and
the tragic force that GO 10 make up ira
gedan.
Frederick Wardc and Louis James are
going to initiate Booth and Barrett and
star together, but 1t is question whether
they will be as successful together Us they
are apart.
ATTRACTIONS THIS WEEK.
The attraction with which the Theatre
begins the week is good one:' 1t IS }. G..
Stewards Fat Mems Club" an uproar-
iously funny skit that Richmond people
have lauche at before. The company Is
said to be stronger this year than ever be-
fore, and wiilinclude an exceedingly clever
group of singers and dancers. Alr. stew
art has surrounded himself with several
capable comedians who will keep the
humor alive from the rise To the
fall of the curtain. The success which
this farce has met with has been
largely due to the clean and whole
so C hlmor which perva les it throughout,
and II mas never yet taileI to attract good
audiences wherever produced. The Fat
Mems Club" will be seen hero two nights,
beginning tomorrow.
On Thursday, Friday, and Saturday
nights Mr. Ogden's company will be at
the Theatre in the new comedy-drama
Through by Daylight" The play and
mended by the press, and the engagement
here will probably be both successful and
enjoyable. The play depicts New York
life in many of Its phases. Some OF the
scenes are laid in Fifth-ayenue mansions,
others on the East Side and IN the Bowery.
The plot builds on the perfdy OF one man
and the righteous trmness OF another,
and in the end works out happy cOnclu-
sion. ION JEFFERSON.
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While it is rot ono OF Shakspeare's best
it contains some beautiful lines, and one
or two OF its characters are as charming
as any that the Bard OF Avon ever limned.
There is no tyne of womanhood that
charms one more than the pure and trust
full Imogen. while Posthumos ard Iachime
are both men of strong individuality. /
am doubly glad that Miss Marlowe has
taken up "Cymbelne." for tried without
success to get Marie Prescott to stage 1t
last season.
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TRAVELLING

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the North Carolina trade, 10 open for engage
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MIAN TED, A COMPETENT
w HOUsE-GIRL. White preferred. Bring
reference to 20 north Laurel street
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HOTELS, &C.

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
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WANTED. A GENERAL NAN.
w AGER FOR PLUG-TOBA6CO FACTORY.
VIII pay good salary for . 6fstsclaes man.
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TO RENT FOR MONEY

w rent or on shares, TO good, careful ten.
ant who can take possession at once, q VERY
ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN FARM OF $50 acre0'
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Well suited for dairy or trucking. Special In
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xrrANTED TWO NEAT COLORED

w WOMEN 10 go North. One must be an ex-
perienced cook and laundress and the other for
cham erInad. Apply at once NJ IL east Grace
street, between Seventh and Eighth streets.
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,ht thir : Convenient time 70 catch
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COME TOSEITZ'S BARBER-SHOP.
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XXyAN1ED. TO SELL CHEAP,
" InR UkND.pRESS

w AJOB HASD-PEEsS
In frst-clnss order. for want OF room. Apply
between 3 and 4 7. NJ, north Ninth street
(third noor). o. 1911.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-18

DAND, McNALLY Il co. WANT
~ RELIABLE PERSON In each section Tor
special work during next few months. Position
can be made permanent with additional duties
and reasonable salary II suited. Write nj once
RAND, NcNALLY & co..
&C ls-1s 323 Broadway, New YORK. city.