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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-15
TURF EVENTS.
Second Day of the Louisville Meeting
Races Elsewhere.

Races Elsewhere.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
LOUISVILLE. Ky. Nav A.-This was the
second day of the meeting and was wit
messed by n very large crowd. The weather
was fine and the track in good condition.
First race-one mile-Shipmate won
Tarauin second. Virgin III. third. Time,
las.
Second race-half a mile-Coverton
won: Maud Howard second, Helen n. third.
Time, 1:50.
Third race-Hurstbourne stakes for two
year old FLIES. four furlongs-Chaperone
won: Adalia second, Ignite third. Time. So.
Fourth race-one mile and seventy
yards-GeOrgetown won; Tom Rogers
second, Little Annie third. Time, l:+9ls
Fifth race-one mile and seventy yards
Hamlet won; Glockner second, Fairy
Queen third. Time, 1904.
AT GUrrESBUEG.
GUTENBERG, n. j.. May 4.-FolowinP
are the results of to-day's racing:
FRS. race-tive and one-half fnYlOngs,
beaten horses--Sall'e Harper won; lima b,
second, Anomaly third. Time, 1904
Second race-six and one-half furlongs
beaten horses-Gloster won; Young Grace
second, Spendall third. Time. 1:2tA.
Third race-one mile, selling -Raiablei
won; Churchill Clark second, Sir George
third. Tirae, l;4414.
Fourth race-fys eighths OF a mile, sell.
ing-Salisbury won; San Ardo second
Eclipse third. Time. 1:0l..
Filth ace-seyen-eighths OF a mile, sell.
ing-SandstoEe won; ketchum second
Harry Ireland third. Time, 1881.
sixth race-seyen eighths OF mile, sell.
ing-John DAILY won; Bohemian second
Romance third. Time. l:3l.
OPENING DAY BaooELYs JOCKEY cLUD-ES
TRIES.
First race-sweepstakes OF $40 each, fol-
all ages, with $1,000 added. OF which S20t
TO second horse. and 500 to third horse
six furlongs-Le Tosca. los Maidstone. l24
Kingston, l2i; Perssarra, ITO: Yosemite
10; Kingsbridge. III; Charlie Post. l22.
Second race-sweepstakes of $40 each
for three-year-olds aud upward that die
not win a race Of the value of $3.50 il
1880, with $1,000 added, of which $500 Il
second, and 800 to third horse, weights
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-15
AUCTION sALEs-Thi. Day.
ByR. b. Chaffln & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 1 north Tenth street.

rI,RUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING At THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF FIRST AND Blhp
sTREETS.-lly virtue Of deed Of trust, da'ey
lime %, 1890, and recorded IN Clerks once OK
PIchrnoud Chancery Court, In Decd-Book lob a,
nn,c eOf, default having been mado IN paymehs
Of debt secured, we will sell by public Hucuoh'
on the premises, on
FRIDAY. MAY 10, 1891,
Mt 3 o'clock p. ~, tho PROPERTY describe, !. 10
seld decd rs follows: All that LOT OF LAND
Win improvements thereon, lying and being IN
the city OF Richmond on tho northwest corner OF
% feet inches and running back between
paraIlel lines 1870 feet.
This is good property and should attract the ~
touton OF parties IN search OF paying invest
meuts. Come % tho sale.
TgRyfs. Whilst the deed requires cash M 70
debt and expenses, more liberal terms may DO
announced OF sole. JULIUS STRAUS,
"''-'S w. J. WESTWOOD,
X. b. CHAFFIN,
Trustees.
Sale by r. B. CH.fF1S & Co, Auctioneers.
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MCCUE PROPERTY
INTO BUILDING lots, AND THUS TIsA
SALE FROM FIRST HANDS.

By virtue Of n decree hereinafter referred 10
we, as commissioners Of the court, acting ~
conjunction with Mr.. McCue, who OWES the dNol-
ing and a part Of the land IN the piaDOf " Hayrr-
lcy,' will sell by auction, on the premises On
TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1891,
beginning at 4:30 p. NJ
l. The LARGE, WELL-BUiLT, AND COVE
NIENT FRAME DWELLING, owned and occu-
mile from the corporation line Of Richmond,
containing ten or twelve beautiful and we'll
lighted rooms. besides kitchen, etc, and SUI
rounded by an attractive lawn set In grass and
wcil-stocke1 with shntC-trees aud shruobory.
IA LARGE NUMBER Or EXTRA HAND
SOME AND VERY VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS, fronting on Brook road and on McCuc,
WaYerey, Prescott, and Child5 avenues, al OF
which are sixty feet wide. These lots viii be
sold with the privilege OF ono OF more. so that
every one will have m equal chance, aud tho re-
strictiOns will be such a. 10 Insure against OBJ
iectionable occupation Of any Of the lots.
The nearness Of these lots 20 The city, they be-
ing almost NJ near 20 the Capitol as Lee mouu-
mont is, md their situation on ard close 20 the
Brook road, which Is 10 be made go attractive at
an early day. combine TO make this choice
place Of residence and fine field for specula-
ton.
Tho healthfulness Of this place, and Of this
section generally, is proyorbial, and 10 Is fact
that no case Of fever or Of malaria has ever o.
CURED there.
The dwelling can be seen any day except sun
day between IL and l o'clock and between and
Z o'clock.
TERMS: VIII be liberal.
EDMUND WADDTLL, JR.,
FRANK VI. WOON,
Special Commissioners.
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BY John r. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.
uONM1sSIONFRS' AUCTIONSALE

" OF VALUABLE FRAME STORE ON THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF JAN Is AND GREEN
STREETS, FOUR DESIRABLE BRICK AND
FRAME DWELLINGS ADJOINING, FRONT
ING ON WEST SIDE OF JAMES STREET, AND
TWO SMALL FRAME DWELLINGS On NORl II
SINE OF GREEN STREET: ALSO, LOT IN
REAR FRONTING on A 20-FOOT ALLEY,
WITH A FRAME STABLE THEREON.-By vir-
tue Of decree Of the Circuit Court OF the county
of Henrlco entered on the 10Th day OF March,
1891. in the case of B0Ze e. SpurlOck and as.
Wendenburc rs. SpurlOck ana as, and Leidy
rs. Spurlock and dLs., the Undersigned, special
commissioners, will sell at public auction, on the
premises, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-15
VIRGINIA GRANITE QUARRIES
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20. 1891, IL ",
RICHMOND, VA.
By order Of the dire 'tors ~
THE RICHMOND GRANIIE COMPANI.

BY order Of the dire tors ~
THE RICHMOND GRANITE COMPANY,
we will sell. on the premises, on the above date,
tho LARGE AND I-DE|ELOPED
OTARRl rs 81 the said company, lD,Itcl on the
western suburb- of Richmond, W.. and con-
nected With all the trunk lino railroads through
the state.
The quarry consists Of 1917 ACRES Of the
finest granite in America, with ~ acres OF
dumping ground al! ilins below tie Lowell 81
the quarry. II Ia perfectly equipped and dHily
fling orders for monumental, building, bridge
curling, and paving granite. lthasau the neces-
-ay tools. shops. sbsds, dwellings, stores, DOer-
ing-house, ofices, telegraph and railroad station
on tho premises. There are four engines and
boilers, ingersoll driil, lost!ng- and polishing
machiuos, derdcks, and other machinery On the
premises. Though the cost q the ground before
development was ESQ 900, ana 100000 suisse
gueutly spent IN Development, exposing mex
hausiiuie quantities OF the beat granite, never
theless The property Will De sold irrCsyortlye "
i,s cost, a. ;he death d thef0rncr president and
tho .arvcst sfO,kloltcr nccessitates The ssle.
lFRYS: One third cash; balance in one, 'Wo,
cndt.- as years with interest, secured by ID deed
Of trust, a deposit of $500 % % paid az time Of
purchase. COnyeyances viii leave tho o,ilca OF
the aucjiOneers Tor the qaarrics A. II o'clock
on the day Of tho sale. lou arc iuvitoi 90 nj
tend. ). THOMPSON BROWN < 90,
my 3,G,1O,12,15,17,lO&20 AuciCEeers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-15
By Il. B. Chnnln 5 Co,
Real Estate Acct.0ncc-s,
No, / north Tenth street.

4sEAl lshAhkf AL'ksNLHtsrs
No, north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
4 THREE FRAME DWELLINGS on MOORE
STREET BETWEEN OAK AND HARRISON
STREErS.-By virtue Of Two deeds OF trust-the
first dated March II, 1890, recorded IN Deed
Book l40 Il, page 1855, the second dated March
2l, 1890, recorded In Deadlock 40 A, page
l47-and at the request Of beneficiary, default
having been made in tho payment OF debts So
cured, We win soil, BY public auction, on the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY, NAY 20, 1891,
at o'clock i. ~, the PROPERTY described IN
said deeds as all that LOT or LAND, with i'm
prOyements thereon, lying and being ia the city
OF Richmond. Va, on the south line OF Moore
street, beginning 2l0 foet west Of Oak stree,
south line OF Moore street. AZ feet, and back
within parallel lines 100 feet. more or less, to an
alley.
There are THREE FRAME DWELLINGS on
the Land, containing four rooms each.
Terms Whilst the deeds require cash as q
debts due and expenses OF sale, by consent more
liberal terms may b. announced AZ hour OF sale
JULIUS SfRAUS,
W. J. WEsTWo0D,
X. b. CHAFFfS,
trustees 90 FIRST deed.
WILLIAM LOVENSTEIN,
WILLIAM ELLISOt,
Trustees In second deed.
Sale BY r. b. CHArTIs 81 Co, Auetloncors.
Ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-15
By j. B. Elam & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
1113 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION
Il OF THE
NEAT AND DESIRABLE DETACHED
FRAME DWELLING No. 90 NORTH TWENTY
EIGHTH STREET.

By virtue OF deed Of trust dated April 10,
1883, and recorded In the Clerks once OF tho
Richmond Chancery Court, IN Deadlock 130
a, page 20, default having been made In the pay
ment Of the debt secured, will sell BY public
auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, MAY Is, 1891,
at $50 o'clock 2. NJ, the PROPERTY described
In said deed, which consists Of tho above
named very attractive FRAME DWELLING on
the west side Of rwen7y-eighth street between U
and streets, containing 3 rooms with kitchen,
well OF good water, lot OF nne size, (33xl30 feet
20 alley 20 feet widel having the usual conye-
niences and In nice order: within half square
OF the kLECTkIC RAILWAY. comfortable
and desirable home; viii rent we'll
Terms: Cash as 70 expenses OF sale and 10 pay
two notes amounting 70 s034.75 and interest
thereon from April II, 1891, and the residue
upon sach terms ss the grantor In said deed
snail prescribe or the trustee think nf and as shall
be announced az the time 81 sale.
JAMES Is. kI4AM, Trustee.
J. d. ELAN a Co, Auctaonecrs. my Is
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NC. EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
Miss Emery's Extensive Work-Koutine
Diocesan Business-Reports Read.
Special telegram TO the Dispatch.l

diocesan TpuSIbtrS-AFN t'N''t $4,000
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
AsHEyuIE, n. c., MAY l4.--Miss Julie D.
Emery. of New York, who, upon lntroduc-
tion by the Bishop, addressed the Diocesan
Convention, is a modest, womanly person,
earnest and impressive. As secretary OF
the womans auxiliary 10 the Board OF
Missions of the Protestant Episcopal
Church. she has secretaries reporting 70
her from nearly all the fifty-two dloceSes
and twelve missionary jurisdictions. Inc
organization of which she Is secretary CON
tributes between three and tour hundred
thousand dollars to the funds OF the board.
After Miss Emery's address the heN. ~ W.
s. Landlord. secretary otthe Mission Board
addressed the convention with much force
and feeling.
ROUTINE BUSINESS.
The convention then resumed the order
of routine business. 4 committee was ap-
pointed TO devise ways and means 70 IN
crease the Episcopal fund. Mr.. Charles T..
Johnson. treasurer, was chosen to hll the
vacancy in the Diocesan trustee caused by
the death of Colonel W. T.. Anderson ana
committee 70 draft resolutions III me
mory of Colonel Anderson was appointed.
One thousand cop.eS of Rev. Or. FRANK
Murdock's address to the last convention
were ordered TO be printed for circulation.
Standing committees were announced.
A UNIVERSITY MISSION.
A resolution for $500 TO be appropriated
from the genera missionary fund for the
maintenance Of O rector at the state Uni
versity ut Chapel Hill was referred. A
motion that special collection be taken
in every parish once each year for the mis-
sion at Chapel Hill was carried.
The treasurer's report was read.
ADyER ELY REPoBTED.
The Committee on Canons reported adj
versely Oh theproposition OF women voting
in parish meetings. A resolution was offer
ed allowing each parish to decide the mat
ter for itself. which Is pending.
The Bishop Will administer the rite OF
confirmation 10 a class tonight. The
health of the Bishop is now better than for
ten years past.
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A POSSIBLE HEIR.

MIR. J. b. Edwards of the firm of Law
renee d Edwards, of this place, has recent
iy become interested III large estate III
New York. 1t is possible that he will be
remote heir in the Robert Edwards
estate. Robert Edwards, Of New York,
died some years ago without will, and
his estate is estimated at two hundred and
FIVE million dollars. An association of the
Edwards families was formed ct Kinston a
few DAYS ago, and Colonel ). A. Sugg' OF
Greenyille. was selected as the attorney to
look up the matter. He leaves to-day for
Louisville, Ky, in the interest of the assO-
ciotipp
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AUCTION sALKs-Futare Day.
BYJ y. Elsro q Co,
Roal Estate Agents and Auctionoors.
Iil3 Main stroot.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AS ~ ~ BALE
CgNTRALJY.LoCATED AND yAIrAei,
MODRRSLY CONSTRUCTED TWO.
STORY BRICK DWELLING
No. 4O5 NORTH SEVENTH STREET
on EAST SIDE SEVENTH BETWEEN v,p
SHALL AND CLAY STREErs.
on EXTRAORDINARY TERMS
In execution Of certain GeoI ~ ,rr.t,...
dated Noyombor /, 1880, recorded 10 ~
Book 15i &, page sos, Redmond t.t....,
Court. default having boon made boz ffn ..r. ,
cured. and bolng directed 20 20 dl yfat..,-
of me note therein described, ! sraI 81.
public auction. Oh The promises. -
"WEDNESDAY. NAY 20. 1901.
NJ $50 O'Clock r. w., the REALESTAIEf...-..,
in said deed. u being ne abovc-uame1 ..t.. -
TRACTIyE MFDUN-Sf/R. CENTRAL. &C.
GATED, MODERN BRICK DWELLING b. ~.
on east side Seventh street, botWcHr Nr-. ..
Clsy streets, the iOt fronting 2O fert ....
ming back between parallel lines 9A f..t .......
less, and having an alloy on 'ts ~..f'... ... T..
feet vide. This IL q fparlpls, roTr '... ..t
wsll-arranRed hOuHe ~ about Org r.... a..
an tho modern c0ugoui1urcf, c1mrarlrr... 20
very substantial, md especially sa.l8t ef ....
Tor home or rental purp0scs.
TRIMS. Cash "a O. fhH expense. I f......
any delinquent taxes, ont ihr nr... t-..'
Interest thereon from NAY I, lsaI ...
A. % s55 payable pfemro. "i. .-... ...
payable March -, 1902, AMI en- n..
payable September 81, 1892. rrI f.. .....
upon such terms AZ tle grtff|r. ..
| sian prescribe and dircrf, Or thrfrI.... ....
aud az VIII be announced of tl' f'ur.. ....
%. d. FtN~llt. .....
j. y. ELAN & Co, Auc'ionrr-, ...,
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IN TIE CRCrIT COURT OF HESRIco COUNTY
PAGES ADMINISTRATIVE, PLAINTIFFS, VS.. FLAN-
NAGAN. &c, DEFENDANTS, AND SLATER AND RA-
nos, PLAINTIFFS, vs. PAGES ADMINISTRATIVE,
DEFENDANT.
/, W. :. Leake, clerk OF said court. DO GER
tify that the bond required by decree entered in
this cause on the 11th day OF May, 1891, Of spe-
cial commissioners has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of May,
1891. W. 5. LEAKE,
my l5-eod Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-15
FRONTING ON FULTON STREET BETWEEN
LEWIS AND NICHOLSON STREETS.
BY X. y. ChafIln & Co,
Real Estate AuctlOncers,
No. l north Tenth street
rVRUSTEE's AUCTION SALE

JAMEs-RIvER ESTATE
KNOWN As BELMEAD,
LOCATED IN POwHATAN COUNTY, VA,
ABOUT FORTY MILES FROM RICHMOND,
CONTAINING 1910 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
WITH SPLENDID DWELLING AND OTHER
BUILDINGS,
WHICH ORIGINALLY COST ABOUT s75,O 900.
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COUNTY oP HRSRIco-To W.T.:

COUNTY or HESRICo--To W.T.:
Nv. :. Leako, clerk Of the Circuit Court Of the
county cf Henrico, do certify that bond has been
executed by Special Commissioners Edmund
Naidi, Jr.. John Rutherford, Harvey Wilson,
J. Samuel Parrish. and L. o. WendcnOurg, re-
CURED by decree in the causes d" BoZe -. Spur
lock" Nenicuburg ~. Spurlo'k," and Leiiy
1891.
Given under my hand this 215t day Of March,
1891. W. 5. LEAKE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-15

In TIE CIRCUIT COURT or hENRICo COUSTY-Mc-
CUES COMMITTEE AGAINST McCUES HEIR, ETC.
Nv. $. Lcake, clerk Of said court, DO certify
that the bond required Of Special Commissioners
Wo0n and WaddiH by decree entered on tho
@Oth day Of October, 1880, in this cause, has
been duly given.
Given under my hand this I'm day Il May
1891. ". :. LEAKE,
uyl5 Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-15

By virtue OF n decd Of trust from John B. Cooke
ard vie datcl May 30, 1881, recorded IN Pow
hatru CoInty Court I'm boei-Bo0E 20, pace -
2j3. aul 25t, % 4. Il. Chain and Lewis Booker
trustees. lie undersigned will sell lpir. Lewis
Booker declining 20 a-p, by public auction, ~
POwhatan Courthouse, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 13. 1891,
~ O'Clock, =. NJ. this fine James river farm,
described I'm said dece follows: All tha; '"r-
tain PARCEL OR TRACT or LAND, together
with al The buildings and Improvements there
on, rights, yay., and appurtonlnres thereto oe-
longing. lying and being IA tho cuuniyoi POW
hatan, Stat" % Virginia, known as be.iHtli'
containing l.6io ACRES, more cr Tess, iolui'd
on tho north by james river, On the cast 10y
Deep creek. On the south bs tn pubic ROAD
known rs the River rond. and on the west by inc
property of EaneI. Scott. and others. ana was
Inherited bv said John Is. Coke from his father,
General Philip -. George Cooke.
Tho buildings on this estate are said 10 be tho
most costly in Virginia. The late "encial =, -.
George Cooke Is said 70 have spent s'o,OuO IN
the construction 81 the dwelling, the most Costly
on any farm IN Virginia, which is located on "A
commanding hill that OycrlOpkS the valley OF tho
james for miles, with the Jaine5-llVer division
Of the Chesapeake and ohio railroad 10 fun Vie"
| for n long distance, and the depot. Rock Castle,
| ju5t across the river from tho farm, Il reached
! by rope ferry. Tho OutbGudings are many
aud costly, OF stone ana frame, covered win
slate. There is also a twC-story stone mlil on
| the property.
For city gentleman or any man ot means no
| farm In virginia presents lner Leh Tor rAI'
Investment and Tor ,k-farm 10 ia a ir-' lass
| Investment. To 2 merchant desiring an elegant
home" Belmead unsurpassed, located 10 e Sec
ton proyorblal for health and tho view Is bcauil-
! ful beyond expression.
| Title Is beyond question.
| TrRNs: Cash 20 cover expenses Of sale md
| debts due ~ follows: StIEl2, with interest
| from November 30, 1850, and Sl5,3Jll2 with
| interest from Nay 80. 1900, and the balance on
terms 20 be announced 10 the fime n sale.
| Parties desiring 20 attend fAI- ta.r can leave
| Richmond on tie morning train ana rctll IN
| tho evening n. b. CHAFFlt,
Sole Ari!ng 1rn-toe.
| RIB. CHAPLIN & CO., Aucti0uecrs. ing .
ByJ. Thompson Brown 3 Co,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOnce-s,
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by j. ~ Valentine, iHr',..
ID. 4. Ttmbe-l1kr, >a..
1886 cast Main r.-...
tI,uF FOLInWING ARrIcIr. Il

4 UNCLAIMED FkEiaHf I'm '..
OF the CHESAPEAKE AND ui.H .....-
COMPANY Tor moro than II Days ... ... Id.
PUBLIC AUCTION at Niutf-r .
agCakc and Ohio railway ltrl.... ..
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NEEDED INDrsTAIEs.

INQUIRY was made here yesterday as TO
what are the most needed industries here,
and the answer was: A cotton-mili, for
spinning yarns, cotton-seed-oil mill q
canning factory. gy-factory, har-
ness-shop, and lanyard. 1t was also
suggested that a spoke and hub-tactory
would be paying institution:
The knitting-mils have added q nice
new line TO their samples. The output Of
the mill is 1870 dozen pairs of hosiery and
thirty dozen vests day.. There are 100
operatives employed, and the daily ex-
penses of the mill are S2O0. The mill has
been at work little more than six months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-15

A TTENTION. CARPENTERS, LUM-
IN BER-ORALERs, AND ALL PERSONS IN
WANT OF BUILDING MAfERlAt---At the re-
quest 81 the lady managers of the Csrnaval dc
Ia Mer We will offer for sale by public auction,
on the premises, en-
SATURDAY, Mar is, 1891,
az IL o'clock NJ, that LARGE FRAME BUILD
ING recently used by them, situated as tbs
southeast corner OF Main gnd Fifth streets. ID
fronts e0xl50 feet and oontains about $4,000
feet OF good Lumber. All the windoS-sasa win
be reserved. The purchaser win DO required 20
take doxn and remove thil building within ono
week from day Of sale.
Terms: Cash. 70 be paid on day Ct sale.
II. SkLDoN TAYLOR d SON.
my Is AucsionserA
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m,r1NLrY I'LL DENOUNCED.

It's platform adopted tonight says:
1--WE insist that the tariff reform Is the
paramount question before the American
people and Gououuce the Mckinly bill as
the most outrageous taxation ever passed
i'm the American Congress. 1t has in
creased the burdens already too great
upon the necessarles Of life and reduced
the taxes of luxuries that are most able TO
bear them. II has made existence harder
for every farmer and waCe-earner IN the
land. in order that the profits Of the mono
poles aud trusts may be increased.
TIE Rich RIcHER-THE POOR rCoREE.
at robs the many to enrich the few, and
does not open market for q single bushCl
Of wheat or a single barrel OF pork. In
contrast with It the policy OF Grover
Cleveland and John q. Carlisle, which
would discourage unnecessary eXpendl-
ture, provide all needed revenues, cheaper
what we buy, and open the markets of the
world 70 the products Of our farms and
factories.
FREE COINAGE.
recognizing tho fact that the United
States is the greatest silver producing
country in the world, aud that both gold
and silver are equally the money OF the
Constitution from the beginning OF the
republic until the. hostile and fraudulent
legislation of the Republican party
against silver, which unduly contract
ed the circulating medium of the
country. and feeling tina. the great
interest of the people demand more
money for use IN the channels of trade and
commerce we tender our gratitude to the
Democrats IN the last Congress FOR their
almost unanimous vote IN both houses in
favor of the free coinage of silver and de-
mand its restoration 10 the position of
equality before the law given TO it by our
] fathers.n
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
BY Apperson & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers, Agents, sc.

COMMISSIONERS OONG GRE
- Dit AUCTION SALE OF THAT BEAUTI-
Full AND VALUABLE HIGH AND DRY LOT OF
LAND on THE WEST SIDE or WASHINGTON
BETWEEN CARY AND BEVERLEY STREETS
In execution Of the hereinafter named decree, as
special commissioners therein named for the
purpose, We will sell by auction, on the premises,
at o'clock 7. NJ, on
MONDAY, JUNE l, 1891,
the ABOVE-DESCRIBED MOST DESIRABLE
WEST-END PROPERTY, fronting 2111@ feet on
the west line OF Washington street with depth
OF I9S feet. within a few yards Of the corporate
limits, as a whole or divided, a. may be deemed
best al the hour Of sale. In the midst Of new
churches, dwellings, &c, renders II n most ell
giblc location for homes or speculation.
TERMS: Cash Is TO expenses Of suit and sale
and 1896. -. with interest aggregating about
800. In payments OF 800 each on 4th June,
Atm July, Atm August. 4th September, and ith
October, and on 4ih November S4373 sg6.13
on 24th April, 1892, AM on each succeeding
PAIN April until the oath April, 1895, whom
s2,5234I and S96.73, or s2.620.l4 will be due
and payable the balance OF the purchase-mOney
al eight months, negotiable notes for each credit
lnstalment and title retained, or all cash at the
option Of the purchasers.
The material, brick, &c, Of the burned build
ings will be sold for cash.
HILL CARTER.
WILLIAM FLANAGAN,
Special Commissioners.