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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

DOOMs pOWHATAN CLUB. OCTOBER j.
IL 1891. ] b members Of tho club will meet
o'clock sharp at the club-rooms and march IN
body 10 Mozart Hall whore Governor DAVID
Il. hill, OF New y ork will deliver an address.
All Democratic clubs ~ Richmond aud ilenrico
are respectfully invited 20 meet with rs az the
above time and place ana march 90 Tho Acad-
envy whore seats will 10 reserved ior The sew
eral clubs G.. r. IL NSEE,
PRESTON rELNIN. Secretary.
President
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BF virtue OK htffreS ID kHe hHohe causes tA-
tered IN he lhancery Court OF Richmond on
tine 9th day Of October, l.Ji tne unders gned
special cOmmi sloner VIII sell by public auc-
tiOn on the premises. on
TUESDAY. OcroRER 20. 1891.
at 70 ". the following describe ell property:
First Tint vacant lot of Lruun Lcginning az
a point on the west line of l'ue street. slant
10 feet from the southwestern intersection or
Iine AMI Nirius streets, thence soulheily
along Inc west Inc OF Pine street. fronting
thereon ~ feet and extending BACK eiweeh
parallel lines 4 O lect t0 an alley ID teet VIDE.
Is Sec0nd-l hat vacant lot of ground beginning
a point on tho west line of me street 1853 iett
from the southwest intersection or line ana
spring streets, thence sOuthfrly along the west
line of me -trcot fronting thereon 81 feet ami
extending back be we-n parallel Lines lW teet
20 said alley; bounded on the north by tho IOt
doscrHe ed above.
les wanting desirable home building sizes are
invited 90 attend thl. sale as rtal estate IN TINS
section o. The cty has been steadily rising IN
value for the past eight or ten years, ana no
doubt VIII continue 20 become moro yala .le
TERMS ssToIo 81 lots: On Fourth CASH; res
iduc i'm three equal payments at o. j. ana u
monihs' purchase, % giye hfGoua.le NOES. .
title 20 De retained until tho whole or tho pur-
chase money and interest ha, ,een PAD ,,r
Special Commissioner.
JAMES II. CRENsHAw, Aucuonoer
Winston and ais. plalnillls against hcNlYen'
defendant-in the Chancery Court OF the CITY
OF Richmond
l. Charles ". Goddin. clerk of said court, GER
tify that the bond required of the special COM
missioner by the decree in said cause of October
o. 1891, has ieen duly given.
Given under my hand this l2th day october,
1891 CHARLES ". GODDlN, Clerk.
Winston and ais. plaintiffs. against Bernard and
ais. defondants-ln tho Chancory Court Of
the CRY OF Richmond.
I. Charles " Go ldin. clerk of said court. GER
tlfy that the bond required of the special COM
mis- .i0ner by the decree IN said cause OF Octo-
Ter ID. ls9t. has been duly given.
Given under m hand this 18th day October,
1891. CHARLES w. GODDIN. Clerk.
&C l5-5t
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J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
DWELLINGS AND STORES FOR RENT e

| lMLlI lNUN AMI olVhLN IOlF hisNA g
$40 per annum. No an west Main street, ten
rooms, modern.
400 ror annum. No 400 east Clay street eigh.
rooms detached kitchen. stable. DC.
sg55 per aunum. No. ylOJa west Main street,
seven rooms. modern.
1910 per annum. No 81 west Main street, ten
rooms modern.
s2i0 per aunum, No 4l8 west Main street, eight
rooms freshly reno ated.
sg0Oper annum, NO. 6l3 north Fourth street. sir
rooms renovated
street i've rooms.
' sss3 per month, No zoo Buchanan street five
60 per month. Nos. 1910 and 1912 Beverly
street six rooms. new.
sI9 per month. No. Goa Beverly street. five
rooms.
StCrf wGrehOu o.
rooms above.
si.O per annum each, Nos. 1894 and 1906 east
Main street eight rooms above.
We have also quite number Of small dWoll-
ings AMI stores for rent IN good neighborhools
Apply TO
FRANK ID. HILL g. co.
oc sit Real Estate Agents
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EDUCATIONAL.
YIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE, :
RICHMOND. Va. October L.. islit


YIR0INIA MECHANICS IysruuIE. ;
RICHMOND. Va, October l., lslll
NAFTTROON CLASS POR MODELLING N
n CAY OF q limited number 81 LAD us an'
GFNILEMEN viii he formed a. the i"5
GINA MECHANICS INSlltlIt, Irofiie1
tho requisite number can fc-rcured
SESSION: eix N nths 20 commence NoFeno'l
l, 1871. A.,
CLASS: From to clock, two afternoons u
each week.
INSTRUCTOR: MIR Fred. Moynihan.
Tor terms and further Indignation apply 20
THOMAS ELIfrr, secretary, No. u2 east MaiH
street w. J. MlilIEHJkSl chairman
o. ls,23.no l-St Committee on Schools
INHE WEST-END LlIfRAIIkk Gas,
4 will Do organized THURSDAY next ~ y
L. VI. for tho study 81 the classics and lhe oi''-
clSm OF the inc arts. .,s
IfUNs: FIVE 90 lars for course f.ten les,,,2ht
APP IL be- car for ADM sion. Address vi -
HAMMER, l0i Floyd avenue. oe'e"-
ERENCH LANGUAGE.
NADFNOisli.LE De Ia TOUR DE lam
NOWShI has resumed her classes DAa,aNn
ENFNlNf, CiASSE at school terms. ttANI
LESSONS at moderate rates Address % pmhesr
or Ia person at s 7. NJ, sls EA,i INN
STREET. ocii-su's"'
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FOR SALE.
A&NaNU.@@
TOR SALE,

FoRsALE' an
By Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents. AuctiOnoers and Brokers,
No north Tenth street.
$1,000 will purchase u New Brick Dwelling on
south Belvidere street.
$1,000 VIII purchase Nice Dwelling on Belyi-
dere street
$28oO will purchase Nice Dwelling on Pine
street.
$4,000 will purchase Nice Dwelling on west
Main street.
S2CO) will purchase Nice Brick Dwelling on
Monroe street.
s2.OOj will purchase pine-strett House.
s225O will purchase Nice Dwelling, LOmbardy
Street.
si.6OO will purchase Store and Dwelling 1911
east Marshall ItrCof
ss.7V will purchase GGIl65 feet Of Land on east
Broad street
s225O will purchase Brick Dwelling 4Os Han
cock street.
$3.50 will purchase New Dwelling on Jossa-
mine street.
e4O0O will purchase Nice Brick Dwelling,
Beech street..
$3.50 will pure hhss Nice Brick Dwelling,
Leigh nesr First street.
S3,4DJ will purchass No. 1916 west Floyd ave-
nus.
$500 will purchase Stors and Dwelling No
III oast Grace street.
sdJjO Brick hsnlcncs, Fourth street, Gam
bles Hill
$3.50 Frame Seventh and Preston streets.
5000 Brck DwellnE No. 3is west Cary
street.
5000 Brick Dwelling, west Cary street
$500 Brick Dwelling. Eleventh street.
Also larger aud lower price Dwellings. II
you want to purchase we can please you.
oc lS-lt CHEWING d ROSE
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nor RENT.


No. s,s cast Clay street. rooms, $50.
80. Az west Broad street, store anu dwelling,
No. SIP west Cary street, store and dwelling.
No. SEQ west Cary street store and dwelling
$3.50.
No li5 Beech street. store and dwelling, ESQ.
NO. 1903 Taylor street, store and dwelling, s-N.
No 167 north seventeenth street store ami
dwelling. $3.50.
No. 2t09 east Clay street, 6 rooms si20.
No. 40 north Eighteenth street rooms. go.
No. 1906 Mill street, by Chesapeake and ONO
Ihirtieth street. near VI, now, rooms, si2l.
Lombardy street between Nam and CARY
streets, i2O.
No. IA north Twenty-third street, rooms o.
No. 81 Green street near Cherry s383 per
month.
No. ii2 Orleans street near Cedar Works sss3
per month
month.
No. coz High street near Pine street. . per
No. 1917 Ashland street. rooms. s. per month
No. ll07 Moore street. rooms, - per month
Washington street near Beverly, rooms, 81
per month.
Boyd street near Harrison. rooms. q per
month.
No. 4Os Caboll street, rooms, 1850 per month
No ll0j Randolph street rooms, so per
several desirable Offices rear SCI Main street.
UENOON, IUPPLk a. Coz
osis-it s2 Main street
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BY virtue Of a deed Of trust from W. Par
ker 10 Allan J. Harris, dated Dec mher e. 1870,
and recorded in Deed Book ~ A. page 2l5,
Richmond Chancery Court. 10 secure a note
therein described and default having been made
and being requested 50 10 10, will sell az public
auction on the premises,
THURSDAY. OcToBER 22D.
at p. NJ, the PROPERTY therein described as
follows: "All that LOT OR PARCEL or LAND
living and being in Bakers sd liton 20 the city
of Richmond, commencing II feet from the
south line OF of Calhoun street and running
souihgardly along the east line Of Hickory
street . feet thence back and between parallel
lines % feet 20 tho line OF tiavtons prODcrtg."
This i, small property, SO much in demand for
cheap homes by people of moderate means or
small investment. which pays the biggest kind
OF interest.
Trims: Cash as TO 500 with interest from
March =, 1891, expenses # sale. and ahout go.
and balance as announced AT sale; or II Is prob
able that still easier terms may bee offered.
ALLAN j. HARRIS. Trustee
j. THoMPsoN BROwS i Co., Auctioneers.
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Auction Satisfactorily.
N~>~-~-~.-- ---~-~-~-~~C~~0~c~~
By Ellis Il Cathcart.
General Auctioneers,
q east Broad street.


A UCTION sALE.-WE. WILL SELL COR
~ NER FIRST AND BROAD STREET. on
MONDAY MORNING
NJ 1890 O'Clock. sharp, the largest and most
complete assortment OF goods ever ofered in
this new auction house 90
very Afn fomo Walnut Chamber Suits, with
Reyel Edge Mirror.
Oak Chamber Suits.
) Ash Chamber Suit.
very fine Parlor Suits, walnut frames, uphol-
Stored in plush.
EXTRA arge ainut Wardrobe.
Mahogany Side JOard.
] Single Wardrobe.
Twenty yards Oil Cloth.
. large russels Carpets
! 2-py large ingram Carpet.
very fine oak Bodstead.
stained Bcdsireads
! t-fOOt Extension able.
! S-f0Ot Extension Table.
/ Walnut Nhat-Not
Woven Wire Bed Spring.
RofrgcratOrs.
Kitchen safe.
S llusk and Cotton Top Mattresses.
q Sew n hines in good order.
] large silver Ice Pitcher.
Marble } OD IaUlos.
Z Spoon Case.
Z Toilet Sets
bureaus Nashstanls Towel Racks Feather
Pillows and Boisters
- can, Condensed Milk.
A large lot of Drugs not taken az the late sale.
Seats furnished for the ladies. Come early.
ELLIS x CATIICART,
oc IS Auctioneers.
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FOR RENT.

/ ID
Any Of these houses vii be put in nice order
No g22 west Grace street, $3.50 per annlm
No. 40s north 18th street.. $500 per annnin.
No. 1922 Floyd avenue 800 per annum
No Go west Grace. 800 per annum.
No az north lst s2i6 per annum.
No 40n6 north "a street. S2il per annum.
No 100 west Main. $500 per annum
No i01 north Beech street $3.50 Der annum.
No 1i2 north 9TH street. s3l1 per annum.
No SOB west Clay. ego per annum.
No 2sl2 cast Broad street, 500 per annum.
No 1916 east Broad street, SOl per annum.
No 822 north 9th. S2i6 per snnum
NO 1872 Broad street. 1895 per annum.
No 21O3 cast Broad. 5000 per annum rooms).
No - 20 street si0 per month.
No s)3 north 25th street, sl5 per month.
No. 225 north 2Oth street. si2 per month.
No 1914 west Cary street, Sl5O uer annum
No. el6 Reservoir. e. per month.
No. 1921 west Marshall, si1 Ter month. and
smaller houses. j. H. ELAN & co.
ITbono 8L lil3 East Main street
opfA-ft
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b. Apperson & Pollard
Real Esiate Agents and AucllOneers.

d. AllNl n'l an 'AitfA'tf
Real Estate Agents and AucIoneers.
TRUSTFr IS AUCTION SALE OF 10 $4,000
l. ACRES ABOUT ONE-FOU KIH OF 4 NILE
FAST OF TIE CITY Fronting OF THE
RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD
AND ON BOTH SIDES OF LEWIS STREET,
NEAR THE NATIONAL ROAD.
By virtue Of deed of trust bearing date on
the 10th day of February. 1891, duly recorded in
the clerk s Office Of Henric0 County Court, IN
Deed-B i3l A. page 2l,. default having been
made IN the payment OF portion OF the debt
thereby secured and at the request ~ the benc-
fciary. we shall sell Dy auction. upon tho prem
lses, on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1891.
at 40 O'Clock r NJ. those TWO TRACTS OF
LAND living and beng in tho county OF IlenricO
about ono fourth Oi a mile from the eastern
limits OF the city OF Richmond. on che Hich-
mOnd and ork River railroad end Lewis street
on % said tracts, on which X the dwelling
containing siy rooms and the OutUW.dlngs. lies
on the east side OF Lewis street, ami contains
three acres and thirteen poles. and tho other
tract lies on the west side OF Lewis street.
nearly opposite the aforementioned tract, and
contains 80 e6s- 1902 acres, and IS bounded by
Lewis street and the Richmond and York River
railroad.
Tie large frontage OF this property on the
railroad and on both sides OK Lewis street
makes Il very dc irablo for manufacturing as
vel as homo sites
IEn3s: Cash sufficient 20 defray expenses OF
SHE and to pay note for si,asi53 due ith 81
June, 1891, with interest 10 date and credits as
% 1854 81 due i0thDtcember. ls9i. and ,55l.2i
duo 10th june. lsr.: balance a. such time as
may be announced at sale.
H. Il. POLLARD, Surviving Trustee,
APPERs0S POLLARD. Auctionecrs- oc g-tds
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Dy James II. Crenshaw'
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer,
II north Eleventh street.
VALUABLE UNIMPR0VED
OREGON HILL PROPERTY
ON PINE STREET,
For Sale At Auction

81 virtue OF decreos in the above causes en-
tered in The Nhancery Court Of Richmond on
thogth day of October, 1871. the undersigned,
sreeiai commi ss.oner, Will sell by public auc-
tlOu on the PREMISES. on
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FoR RENT. 81
THAT CENTRALLY-LOCATED AND yElY
ATTRACTIVE STORE, No 1906 east Nam
street. recently occupied by John A kratZ.
good STAND Tor any bus mess Rent very rea-
sonable. !. b. ELAN & CO.,
lib cast Main street.
Phone s3f ocl.-lf
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BLEW Up AND plpN'r ur,pr . .o1,,

A big gas holder at tho Crescent Watch
Case Companys new factory in Fourteenth
street and Sixth avenue. Newark. blew up at
O'Clock last night without hurting anybody.
Inc holder; nifty feet IA diameter, was in
closed in & brick building sixty yards away
from the factory. When the explosion oc-
Cured the tank sailed up in the air to a great
heisht and fell IN sn open field adjoining the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-18

By Chewing n Rose,
Real Estate Agents. Auctionsers and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.
10y VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED OF
DTRUSr. DATED 9TH JAN AIRY. $50, and
Of record IN the Clerk Office OF Henrico County
court III Deadlock 10 4, page 80. default
having been made in the payment Of tho debt
therein secured. and being required go 20 do by
the beneficiary, W. viii ,eii by auction III front
Of the llenrIcO county courthouse on
FRIDAY, THE i6rH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1891,
at p o'clock ~. sli that certain trnc, or parcel
of land with improvements thereon. richi8
ways and appurtensncei thersio belonging
lying and being IN the county OF Henrico on
which James J.. Marlborough formerly resided.
and containing one hundred acres. more or less.
Sand land is situated about ten miles below the
city of Richmond md adioins the lands for
merly owned by Philip Watkins estate. !. G.
CloptOn ct ais: being the same tract Of land
conveyed 10 James +. GIbbon by deed from
Thomas b Murphy and wife dated 18th day of
December, 1857, and duly recorded in clerks
Office. UenTicO County Court, Deadlock ls3.
page 3lS. II YOU wish 20 become a farmer, avail
Yourself Of this Offering.
TERMS Cash as 10 expenses or salo and q note
of $40 with interest thereon from tho 9TH day
of January. 1871; the residue as may 10 named
at time Of sale. A. ). CHEWING.
EDWARD s. ROSE.
Trustees.
POSTPONED to MONDAY, the 10TH OcroBER, at
same time and place. a. j. CHEWING,
EDWARD S. ROSE,
oc It'd Trustees.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-11-03
SCOTS Sub.Treasury.

The new book of lecturers, Scott
on the sub-treasury plan as endorsed
in the platform of the People party
at Cincinnati, is a complete and
wonderfully clear and comprehen-
sive statement and argument 1t is
certain to become the standard
work on that subject. Henceforth
no speaker OF editor can afford to
discuss this question without first
giving this book a careful perusal.
Bro. Scott is the best qualified man
in the states to present this subject.
He has studied it in all it's phases,
and he writes honestly, calmly,
graphically and convincingly-
1t is book for the multitude as
we'll as for the philosopher 1t is
book that every one should read
No one can afford not to read it.
The fact that as it's pages went to
press they passed under the eagle
eve of J. G. Hubbard adds immense
ly to it's value and will place its
utter reliability as to facts and
figures absolutely beyond a ques-
ton. 1t is the most valuable book
Of the decade.
Well printed ON good paper, over
one hundred pages, with diagrams
showing how to build, etc
Price rs cents.
Address, KANSAS AGITAroR-
Garnet, kas-
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-11-03
PopuIist Hand Book.

The Populist, or Peoples Party,
Hand Book, published by the Vim
cents, is ready for delivery. Call
at this office, or send, and get one
Price, 80 cents.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-11-03
THE CHEROKEE COMMISSION.
Congress Likely to Open the Lands
Whether the Indians Sell or Not.
From the Globe. Democrat.

From the Globe Democrat.
ARKANSAS CITY, KAs., Oct. A.
Hon. A. M. Wilson, Of Fayetteville
Ark, member of the Cherokee com
mission, has arrived here TO meet Mr.
Jerome and Judge Sayre, the other
members of the commission, who art
expected to arrive here tomorrow
IT was the intention Of the commits
sion TO meet at Ell Reno, Okla, but
after looking the ground over, it was
decided that this city was the proper
place to asse mble. In answer to the
question, (Which tribe do you expect
to negotiate with 2" Judge Wilson
said:
eve will probably go from here to
the Otoes, and try TO trade with them
for all of the lands not taken by them
in severalty. We will also try 10 pur-
chase the Kaws', Poncas', Osages' and
Pawnees' lands"
"Have you any encouraging news
from the Cherokee 2" was asked.
"No, and we DOM want to have
from them unless they are willing to
accept the governments offer of $l.25
per acre.
"What action do You anticipate
from congress during the approach
ing session ?"
eff am entitled TO guess or the
subject, l would guess that congress
Will open the land to settlement. If
the Cherokees do not accept the offer
made, l think am justified in max
ing the guess that congress viii opoh
the land to- settlement and let the HI
dians seek recourse in the court of
claims. l told them two years ago
that we offered them $I.25 per acre
because the government authorized
lis to do so, and that if it should in
struct us to offer TO offer them $40 an
acre, we wonld do so; but if it was
left to me, I would not give them
so cents"
"There has been marked change
in the sentiment Of the senate. has
there not, on the subject of settling
the Strip. with homesteaders ?"
II learn that there has been. Dawes
is now favorable to closing negoiia-
tons at an early day, and Senator
Jones, of Arkansas, who is also a
member Of the committee, is In favor
of the plan indicated by me, viz: To
,ake possession of the land and aet
them apply to the courts. Why, don't
YOU remember that upon two occa-
sions the Cherokeps sent dele gates TO
Washingto TO get the government to
Fay them money on the proposition
TO pay ALL cents per acre for the land,
and they did receive over 100000 OH
that basis 2"
''Do many Of the Cherokecs want
to sell p
''Yes. l know many Of them, and
| am safe in making tlIe assertion that
a majority are anXi ollS to sell al the
fiaures now offered"
rJTJ1CNc OF GAPNETT AMI
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-11-03

Call on Huff for watch repairs
19tf
Garrett Alliance, No. 35, n c.
I. A. meets every Saturday evening
at 1880 p m
You can get coal oil for 10 cts
per gallon at the
KANSAS City STORE.
Use "GoId Coin" -four Nc
Crum makes it.
Sweet cider cents per gallon,
in 5O-gallon lots; or Sc per 100 at
Moore's Hydraulic Cider press,
southeast corner of square. Flour
and feed always on hand 2ltf
-Twenty-four pounds sugar for
SI ar the KANSAS CRY STORE.
Sweet cider to exchange for
apples at all times at Moore's lily
draullc Older FACTORY
Package coffee % l-2 cents per
package at the
. KANSAS Cry STORE
No old, stale goods at Huti's.
Try them l'tl
Five gallons Of gasoline for 90
cents at the KANSAS CRY STORE
New stock Clocks, Watches,
ETC., at HUFF s.
The finest line of China, Glass
and Granite ware ever brought to
this part of the state can be found
at the KANSAS CITY STORE.
The Kansas City Store is head
quarters for bargains in granite and
queensware-
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-11-03

TIVE o-cent stamps will get You a sample IL
i Arthur's Home Magazine, Phils'.elphis.
Agents wanted.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-11-03
CITIZENS OF GARNETT AND
ANDERSON COUNTY,

Please bear in mind that you can
obtain the STEEL RANGES of us
at a greatly-reduced price from that
asked by the stoye-peddlers.
loft G.. <. SMITH.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-11-03

Fresh and cured meats always
ON hand at Sorensen's meat market,
first door north of st. James hotel.
l4tf
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-11-03

~WRITE FOREE
@CLUB RATES.~Es
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ORG ANnE !! Unite !
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-29
ST. Paurs Fine Tnrnonts-

For number or years this city has
had the reputation of having more rich
turnoutS during the winter season than
any other place i'll the old or new world.
The majority of the wealthy persons
residing here have an elegant sleigh
handsomely equipped. but you will be
surprised TO learn that Allen d Co.,
liverymen. have a collection of hand
some sIeighs for public use that out
shines any private rig in this city. Their
stables contain three royal-appearing
Russian Victorias. four Russian Visa
Wis, and quite number of pretty double
sleighs that are actual beauties until you
compare them with the seven first men,
toned. As for single sleighs, they have
large variety. The Russian Victorias
and Vis-a-Vis- are imposing and rich.
They are placed on bobs; the drivers
seat is elevated as on a handsome We
htcle. They are upholstered in seal
plush, have doors that close on either
side, and are supplied with pompons.
plumes and chimes. Enthusiastically they
can give you royal turnout that can
not be equaled in New York or Chicago.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-29

day evening at their pleasant home on Rice
street. Cards, vocal and instrumental
music, with dainty refreshments served to
make up delightful evening for those
present.
Mrs. John White house has been for some
years the scene of an annual entertain
ment This year it is for the choir of st.
John churoh b, and will occur probably early
next week. The ladies are busy making ar
engagements for it, and its success is assured.
A pleasant surprise was given Mr.. and Mrs
L: j Address, of 297 Fuller street, by party
OF about thirty friends Thursday evening.
Cards, music and dancing helped to pass a
pleasant evening until a late hour.
The most Important social event OF the
coming week is the evening reception 10 be
given BY Miss Spaulding and Miss Armstrong
Monday from 10 IL clock at their home on
Western avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. W. +. Peet are at homo at Al
Ashland avenue and will give their first re-
csptlon Wednesday next ana their second
reception is down for Wednesday week
Miss May Moore gave progressive cinch
party last Saturday evening. Miss Furev and
James Denegre captured the head prizes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis A. Eldredge will be at
home TO their friends Wednesday, Dec. = and
y, at 394 East Tenth street
Mr. and Mrs. Sweeney, or Twelfth street
gave progressive euchre party Monday
evening,