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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-20

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AUCTION sALEs-5sturs Dsy~
>~-~AH.c.~~~~>o-~S~s o~~~e~'.'S~>>S~"~
Byy. Thompson Brown a Co.,
tifs Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
Nice Lot With Dwelling
THEREON.
ON 0 orr .VEnABLE STREET,
BETWEEN THIRTIETH AND THIRTY
FIRST STREETS.
BY virtue Of. deed Of trust executed 70 the
undersigned trustee, dated June ~. 1884 ana
Teeorded In the Richmond Chancery Court,
D. r. i26 Il, page 2y2, default naving peou
made and being required BY the bensnoihry
so to do, wall sell At public aucuon' on inc
premises
TUESDAY. AUoUsT 2sD,
at p. NJ. the property therein described n
All All that LOT OF LAND on Union Hill, in
the city Of Richmond. having front OF Sky
feet on the south side Of 9 or Venable street
between Thrtieth and Thirty first streets.
commencing az the distance OF sikty-three
feet from the east line OF Thirtisth street ana
running back between parallel lines l55 iesI
10 an alley sixteen feet wide"
TRRas: Cash as 10 $50. with interest, &C.,
from June 2sth TO date and expense OF erecut.
Ing this trust, and balance ag spnonnceu az
sale. LEROY 4. BROWN, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON Brown & Co., Auctioneers.


BY virtue Of deed of trust executed
10 the undersigned by Albert Baugh and
wife. dated August IS. 1884. and being required
SO TO DO b. tho beneficiary Will sell at pub
lie auction on the day named above, LOTS No.
81 aud 20 in At6inson's plan. fronting 38l4 feet
each and % feet deep, There are two frame
houses on these lOts.
Terms: Cash as 20 expense OF sale, taxes II
any lie duo. and pay note Of sie6.si With
interest from the 18Th day Of August, 1885, Till
paid: the residue upon such terms as will he
announced at sale.
FILLMORE DAVIS,
sufQtd Trustee.
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BAND, care The INKS, Richmond, Va.
aul7-tf
THE ADVERTISER DESIRES A POSITION
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE IN HANOVER COUNTY.
NEAR ATLEES STATION.

As trustees in a deed executed by Q. f. john
SON. and OF record in the clerks Office OF the
County Court OF Hanover county, Deed BOOK
o. page 100. and by direction OF the party
named in said deed. we will offer for sale at
public auction on the premises, as 4 o'clock
MONDAY. THE 2syH DAY or AUGUST, 1892.
that valuable STORE and DWELLING COM
bined with iill ACRES OF LAND attached.
called Rural Point. and also tract OF land
nearly adjacent thereto f7sIt acres.
This is very fine stand for business and
pleasant residence, and 81 very eonyenient
TO Alice s station. Chesapeake and Ohio rall-
road. The buildings are commodlous aud IN
good condition. We will offer first the tract
of 1SIE acres. and il this does not bring enough
to pay OF aud discharge the deed this Will be
Withdrawn; the store-house and liA acres
will be offered, and If this should bring
enough 20 pay of and discharge the deed
this alone will be sold, and IL not, then the
fSla acres will be sold also
TERMS: Cash enough 20 pay of and dis
charge what is due under said deed and eI-
penses OF sale, about s6l2. and the residue
upon credit OF six, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest tho pur haser 30 re-
eeiye deed and 30 execute A trust deed upon
the property purchased 20 secure the deferred
payments GEOhHE r, HAN'
b. o. JAMES.
jy29-tds Trustees.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LANDRY virtue
Il OF deed Of trust executed to the under
signed, trustee, by John j. Mitchell, trustee
on the lst day of July. 1872. aud recorded July
sth, 1872. in Deed Book IS. page 237. in Nelson
County Clerks Office, will proceed TO sell. at
public auction, 20 the highest bidder, on
SEPTEMBER 26rH, 1892.
that being county court day for said county
Of Nelson at the courthouse stiles thereof,
the HOUSE and LOT lately in possession Of
said John j. Mitchell containing about
SEVEN ACRES, and lying one mile west OF
Montreal Depot in said county, being re-
quired so to sell by j. r. PEBBLES, assignee OF
said deed.
TERMS: $4,000 will 10 REQUIRED in cash,
and As 10 tho balance will be made known on
day OF sale. ,,.,,,.l,
au t9-20t L. IS. IOUNdi
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XVANrED-FOR A FAMILY OF FOUR
w man. wife and two children. two or three
UNFINISHED ROOMS WITH OR WITH
OUT BOARD. Would be willing 20 rent house
with another family. Location must be CEN
trail ANY references desired. Address. sfstinr
terms and full particulars YOUNG HTS
BAND care The IEiEs, Richmond, Va.
aul1.tf
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mond MONDAY, WEDNESDAl ana fhiDAA
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a1R. cnAwFonn,s WORM
In wetzei Countv-now II saved" Per
diston-A Card from Rev. ". w. Rol


In wetzsi Countv-now II saved" Pom :
dIeton-A Card from Rev. ". w. Rob-
ert,.
10 Ac kai;or n tic bieiliya@sr.
sIR:-ihere seems to be a great
deal of controversy about we,zel cOun-
tvs vote at the last election, and I
think / can throw little light on the
subject. A card appeared in Saturdays
IxTELlIGENcrn from Il number Of ropu-
table citizens Of Wcizel county. claim
that the election OF Hon. John 0. Pom
dieton was duo TO the effective work OF
Mr.. John S. Crawford, OF Cameron, W.
Va, who went into that county ton
days before the election and worked
with untiring energy to bring about
that end, leaving his own canvass in
Marshall county Tor tho above purpose.
The INrELLIGEScEG thinks an exp ana
ton is necessary; so l will endeayor TO
give the information asked for Mr..
Crawford went into Wctzol county
with the express purpose OF working
for tho Democratic national, state and
congressional tickets, soliciting the aid
OF his Alliance friends to bring about
the end he had in view. Everything he
d d was in an open, straightforward
manner. He simply made manly APP
peal 10 the Democratic members Of the
Alliance, not 10 DO hoodwinked by the
Republican leaders, but TO vote the
Democratic national, state and congress
sional ticket. The Alliance county
ticket was not mOle-ted.
How well he performed the task
he bad undertaken will be shown
by tho following comparisons: Mr..
uigginbotham, the strairh: AllI-
auce candidate for legislature, pollGd
~ votes-which is not the full
strength OF that party in that county,as
they have ut various times claimed up
wards o. 1000 votes, the report OF the
Alliance strength in Wctzel county
made to State Chairman Dawson. OF the
sta'o executive committee, will uu-
doubleday bear me ont in this stale
mcnt,) while the Alliance national,
state and congressional tickets only
poilcd 532 votes. difference OF 2l2
votes, which re.uit must be credited to
the effective work OF Mr.. Crawford,
who was better fitted to perform such
work than any othc: man in the state.
because, ever since the organization Of
the Alliance party he has been tho
friend oil tho members of that party,
and benefited them in all their business
Transactions. Every contrac; he has
ever made with them haa been faith
fully and carefully fulfilled. In TACT,
he is the only man in the state capable
OF performing the duty claimed for him
by his friends. Respectfully,
W. W. RoBEGT;.
Cameron, IT, "a, Nor. 20.
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rAMMANY w1IL nE rHMng.
Going to tho Cav LAID Inauguration
With six Br,ss BtudS.

GuinE to tho Cav LAID Inauguration
With six Br,ss Binds.
New YoRE, Nov l0.-In the absence
OF 3Iayor.elect Gilroy, Police Commits.
sionor James ]. Martin presided at the
meeting OF the Tammany Hall commit
tee OF thirty yesterday AFTERNOON. Lend.
er Richard Croker made u speech, con.
graduating tho several district leaders
on the great victory which they had
helped Tammany Hall to win, and add
cd: ~ have no doubt thar the great
zeal OF the rammany Hall organization.
exhibited throughout the campaign, did
much 10 bring about the great nationa!
victory by inspiring the Democracy
with confidence"
N The 5000 Tammany Hall men who
will attend the Inauguration Will 80 to
Washington simply rs members OF the
great Democratic organization OF this
city, and will not carry any local dis
trict banners or wear district badges.
The committee OF thirty will hire six
bands for the paraders and will attend
to the transportation. The Tammany
contingent willleave for Washington
on Thursday morning, March ., and re-
turning will leave Washington on Non
day morning, March L.
Mr. Croker To-day received an invita-
ten to the organization oil Brooklyn
Tummany Hal, at SCI Bedford avenue,
on the night oil November IS. The i'll
vitauoa was printed OH the back oil 4
photograph OF 4 gigantic tiger.
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OWE ZOE me- NoNrn POLE.

Til, Most Hazardous "attimo Adventure
Ever UnderlaNen-Dr. Sausnn's PluchY
DctG minntiun.
Neig lost rigua.
Or. Nansen's approaching voyage will
mark 4 revival OF the Arctic quest on
the olG-timo lines OF maritime advcn-
ture. He will start next year on a
rowing commission to reaci: tho North
Pole from tho open sea without having
. land base OF operations. This is what
De Long attempted in tho Jeanette
cxpnlitiou. Putting his ship i'll the ice
between Herald aud Wransell islands,
he drittcd with the current for nearly
two wears. When his ship was crushed
by tho leo foes he retrcaled TO the
L!akhoy Islands and tho mouth OF tue
Lena. The disastrous end OF that e%-
pedition would havo prevented any
renewal OF tho Arctic quos: from
that quarter il it had not been loc
an extraordinary discovery made three
wears after the loss OF the vessel. Sew
oral articles belonging 10 the Jeanettes
crew were found in June 1851, on float
ing ice near Julianhaah, at the south
ern extremity OF Greenland. While
the ship had gono down in one quarter
of tho Arctic Ocean this Bit OF wreCSage
had been carried totho opposite side by
the currents. IL is this direct proof oil
natural agencies which facilitate Polar
exploration that has encouraged Dr..
Nansan 20 follow the track OF De Long.
As the Jeanncttcs drift during the
first year was very slow, and 1t was not
until the carly spring Of the second
year that tho force OF the current was
strongly Jolt, DR.. Nansen has appar'
emily decided against the Bering
Struils route. II is now announced
that he will follow the track Of the
Yo,I around the northern hcadlands oil
Europe into the Kara Sea and pass
thence 70 the mouth OF tho Lena. BY
striking the Lialshov Islands and head.
ing Tor Bennett Island, which Dc Long
discovered on his retreat toward the
mainland, he hopes TO put his ship
directly into rapid current, and 10
DRIFT with the ice across the apex oil
tho Polar sea. lie will avoid in this way
not only the long voyage around Cape
Horn TO Boring strait, but also the per-
lis and delay oi the ice passa, 70 from
Wrangell Island to the Do Long Is
lands. ii he follows tho mysterious
course OF the Jeanette wrorkagc, and
his ship is not crushed. he will reach
the NORTH Atlantic in at least three
years. As the current may not prove
constant, but may oscillaio, ho intends
10 provision MS ship for six years.
In order TO avoid tile disaster which
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HE SEES VISIONS.


Two of Them TnialIsd-Lot us Hope Tho
T,ird wni Not BE.
Nos Tort Herald
Mr.. p. II. McNamce, manager OF the
Berkeley Heights IA. ~ Land Compa-
ny and heavy stoc!:holder in the Liv-
ingstono Silver Mining Company, OF
Custer county, Colorado, has been
dreaming dreama that are remarkable
in the nature OF their prophetic aCcura-
CIV. Hc lives at Berkeley Heights, but
comes 10 this city every day and to his
Offices 1T No. 30 broadway. H2 is n Re-
publican OF the most ardent type.
He told mo yes;erdGy that carly in
October he began to feel mental de-
preston such rs he had experienced in
1854 after Mr.. Cleveland had been
elected. He had most vivid dream
during the night Of October 1, in which
there was vision of the day after cleo
ton, with the Democratic hosts wildly
cheering over tho triumphant election
OF Mr.. Cleveland
lie did not ;hinlS much OF his dream
at the time, but when the same vision
was reproduced on the following night
he was more than surprised. 10 be-
came really alarmed. He spoke OF the
dream TO several friends and business
associates and began to believe that tine
unwelcomu dreams would be realized.
To his CONSERVATION the dream was
repeated on the following night. THIS
convinced Mr.. McNamee that his thrice
repeated dream would come true.
Though the friends OF his own political
faith laughed at him he assured them
Cleveland would positively sweep the
country.
Then there appeared TO him on the
night OF October II most curious
vision, in which it appeared that Mr..
Cleveland would not enter the white
house as president-that his death from
apoplexy would occur before the day OF
inauguration.
The last dream has filed Mr.. McNa.
nee with vague fear OF i;s!tuttllment,
and the fnreboding is with him con-
stantly. He prays, lie said, that it will
not be fulfilled, but breads that it will
be. This dream was quite as vivid as
were those that came true.
Many other OF Mr.. McNamee's pre-
vious dreams have been verified. Alter
Sullivan "lnocked out" lKilrain, Mr..
McNamce dreamed that the next man
who met him in the ring would wrest
tho championship from the Boston
Boy" He told OF this dream, and was
asked whether the coming champion
would he 4 colored man-JacEson
NO" replied the dreamer, The was
white man. tall aud slighter than SullI-
van. The champion could not hit him
and at the end he cried"
And SO it came about.
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overlook De Long. Dr. Nansen has Quilt
ship which he is confident cannot be
destroyed by any amount OF ice.nippinG.
II will be oil about 80 tons, and will DO
chapel co as to be lifted out Of the leo
when the foes come together. Eleven
mon will accompany him, and they will
be expected 20 abstain wholly from the
use OF alcohol and tobacco. The engine
ia to be utilized Tor the production
OF electric light, SO that the
men will DC relieved during winter
from the dispiriting depression Of the
long Arctic night. Tents, sledgos and
boats will be provided Tor the contin-
gencies OF retreat across the ice. and .
balloon, with the gas required for in-
ilating it in storage cylinders, Will COM
pletc tho outfit oil the expedition. DR..
Nausen is ono OF tho most practical Of
Arctic explorers, and in supplying his
ship with provisions has made scien-
title study OF tho problem OF obtaining
maximum amount OF nourishmcnt
with the minimum OF bulk.
This expedition, taken altogether, is
the most remarkable one i'll the recent
annals Of Arctic exploration, Since
Lieutenant Pcary has demonstrate |
that Greenland does not extend beyond
the northermost point reached by Lock.
wood and Brainard, the impracLica-
bility OF having land base for nd all
vance toward the Pole is now generally
conceded. An ocean current is appar-
emily the only agency that can carry
an explorer across theapeS OF the Polar
Sea. In having recourse to thee
natural facilities Tor Aeiatic transit. DR..
Nansen proceeds on scientific lines, but
the cruise which no Is deliberately
planning is perhaps the most hazardous
maritime adventure that has ever been
un1art1keu
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S5cJ'nI N'Jiftl foM Ilif'TI1Ic.f.
SE,g N0Eg. NOV. .ia-Iiycgpool TODAY took
the Initiative anl scored an advance oi I'Gi.
due 10 = further reduction Oh Ecill's c,timBtC 10
G.jOO,CO oar market opened very excited AZ an
advance OF 20 pOlnS aud after active trading
closed stcN,iy alta recession Of l. points, due IL
:-iG. iaid4ang now . 7.lG. The advance to-day
proves the stTcnrti OF the situation. aud shows
that reactions are OG!r temporary. The crop
movement Is now l,25i,0JJ bales bchind las
wear, aud American SpIucrs have taken l61OU
bales less than last scuS6i while ~ the same time
thuy nru doing prosperous business, Il u safe,
therefore, Ia CONT on NJ active support from
that sOUrcG. Spot cotton lR TIC south Is he'd 10
prices relatively higher than our own. With IN
ncttNc demand. Ehlch would warrant some
urihcr advance here. liESEN CtEWs & Co
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