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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02

were attached and about dozen people
saw the trst illumination In a dingy
storage room downtown. And Il was
a success So The work went merrily
on. Then Il was found that there was
no wagon strong and large enough in
New York city 20 carry the float. and
sogue one suggested getting Big Tom"
OF Paterson. the only available truck
in The vicinity. This also was an easy
nstter. and nothing now stands in the
way 81 fair dame Genius and her con
quered dragons
Four thousand globes viii light the
great design. every line II every form
en- the float being brought out purely
b. colored globe light effects Forked
lightning win play stsrtlingly along
the course II che great dragons. These
are four in number. All held in check
~ winged Minerva-liks firure. The
Genius holds wand u light in her
hand and rests on cloud. under
which swo idyilic fgures hold the pic
ture - Edison. Dark ~ this rests n
massive sphere sled with myriads OF
incandescent globes and resting on a
group II mythical figures Beneath
che circle enc yeuii ~ Commerce. A~rt
culture. Art. &c. Back u this. and AZ
ERE end - The aoas, fair figured Fsmes
trumpet ths great news - the world.
while a circle 81 great electric lighted
phonograph tubes are ready - herald
she wovk that IL vct - eane The
elective globes circle through every
pars - The wheels and great beads ~
light wiz hang from al is sides
Hnt even che white au,i che coiored
gentlemen who made gIorieus ~ ps-
resnt ~ Ei Dorado VIII be ciertri6ed
f,r ths, occasiou They viii wesr ar-
u,sr. underneath which and ont FROM
which riul~s viii Hluuiine the sides -
a. the eoats In every ease these nee
esarv human adi1ncfs viii he attacked
~ wire 81 the aoats
pat th., street illumination snd he
eve arch designs vii an b. rrsplen.ient
wfth elscsrte lights ss,i che wfsrs every
~hsrc ~ progressing 8neiF
The west f. however the flr~t IN 80
49, uvlsh "a rarvsi- and g. f.rui@ -
Iuss n,~v eIsrdsFfng II 81 y possible -
49, stilf BETTER The arest nei-s.eef in
s. i,.lis ifi..lu,ie renres.E,tas41a =
sse CARVED Santa Maris sfrrtsf,s.l
1895 tses great re.iinarf3fs 80 shfeh
a. Tnr-is keleFTs snt ATaiH
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shs sain srsf - rme.efs sslf ifas-s aFs
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02
ONE MASS OF SCALES
Afflicted 3 Years by Dreadful Skin and
Hood Disease, with Intense
Pain and Loss of Hair.
All Other Remedies Fail. Relieved In
stantiy and Cured In Four Weeks
by the Cuticura Remedies.

favs few word. - so regarding fhe Crrf-
Ora kEvEpfss. They have rufeti nc In four
weeks time from a Ssin ard Blood Disease which
! 1ste had for three Yrafa. At s.. tain times,
wF SAN vuHd - very sore. ard slwsFs ssFt
ersekius and pcens 81 in Nhifs -rsir.. Ia rod
wefihgr nj face vac ore Hssss AZ scales. " Then
iH The cuii AZ ne pslu infer.e t -oud
s'me-t hrinF tears - ~1F sFes, al rs blood at-o
fefsg ~ a peer rcrd tor, sifh iass 20 htir Z
hare fried ~vsry kroVa remedy that rrrsr-
Hlrndesf 30 no hIt 81 was - no nse. snd gave re
fe~f Nff- benefit So, href - ~ fagr rtstif "a
ttFskuFs~ aT-ehssiea o. aIte fhe~ uIel fhe
frst Application -,re sffflosf ifstant r-faf D. =
fey s-rss' tire I f.naf esFrs rnrad. ard ( ara
fhHaafHi frr etaf ttsV hira fan- 60 nta f.nf
rrtcra. Esssnffs 49, 'ess.ar fs fhsss ~ha
nssg hsfe ne orrafiae.tg "a sse there rsa
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02

is sne painting Of Columbas. nluunin-
ated By elecuie Lights In unique effects
Perhaps shs u.oss impressive sight Is
the great gtobe, weighing lo. 90 pounds,
aud with diameter Of twenty-five feet.
suspended between she great ortidlngs
at the corner Of broadway and Olive
streets Two sets Of electric motors re-
volvs the globe on ia axis and eontrol
switches giving varied effects IN turning
lights On and OF The globe is rep
resentation Of the earth. the eontinent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02

A recent visitor 10 London says that
in that city long tandem tricycles ca
pablo OF seating eight or more passen-
gers have been introduced, and one is
now being used as a rival 10 the tram or
cupies the front seat, collects the fares,
and steers. but the passengers have 10
provide the motive power. and If they
don't move their feet freely very poor
time is made on the journey. Such a
means of locomotion would not prove a
success here, bat IL Ia said that in Lon
don the seats are booked and paid for q
week In advance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02
DON'T REMAIN STOUT.
YOU SEE YOUR STOUT FRIENDS GROW
ING THINNER EVERY DAY.
They Are Using Or. fdisOa's OBESITY Pills
and Bands
NO DIETING-NO PURGING

~ has been a5uldantiy proved that the use
OF his aon electric baads or his obesity Pills.
are the weIl-kn0~n arm OF LorlBg Co.. -
" Washington street. Chicago. opposite harshall
field Co.'S store. . the enc safe aAi enee-
tive way OF reducing eQrEuiouey. The obesity
Pills are made from the waters Of Ghe ieftna al
Imperial springs. government ownership
The hands or Pills are Used separately. ana
MAKE RAPID and heaithiUi cure. Or. N used
together. they help eacn other Ii action a1d
obtain better results
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20

The Election of Delegatss-at-Large was the
sirst Businoss Transacted.

The Election OF Delegates at-Large was the
sirst Eusinoss Transacted.
After the evening recess the chairman an
nouncei that the election Of delegates-at-
large for the Chicago Convention would next
be in order Judge W. +. Rhea. of Bristol.
at once asked for recognition, and when he OBJ
tanned it he announced that lie would move 10
reconsider the vote by which the resolution
had been adopted in the morning providing
that all resolutions when introduced should
be referred 10 the proper committee without
debate. Judge Rhea spoke as follows:
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen OF the Con-
ventiOn
desire to make motion Mr.. Chairman.
10 reconsider the motion adopted this morn
ing referring all resolutions 10 tie Committee
on Resolutions without debate That is the
motion ! desire 10 make Before this Conyen-
ton. and will explain my reasons before |
have concluded.
assure this Convention that | appreciate
the pleasure of appearing before this manif-
cent representation Of the Democrats
OF Virginia. Let us hope that yet "a
little while and the great purpose
for which We are gathered will have been NC
cOmplished, and that our enthusiastic expec-
tations will have met their full fruition in "A
glorious triumph of.the National Democracy.
Let us hope that vet little while and the
party now enthroned in power must
bow TO the Will OF the American people
and give place to the great party OF
Jefferson. OF Jackson and of Cleveland. [Ap-
plause. But how shall this be accomplished.
We must have a leader. We have leader.
Do YOU ask who he Is, Look into the hearts
Of the American people to-day and you have
the response.
CERTAIN AGREEMENTS.
Now, gentlemen of the Convention. il has
been said there have been certain agreements
entered into before this Convention. |
come here tonight before this Convention
TO glvesthe views expressed to-day. not
by the friends of one of the candidates.
but of the candidates of this Convention. and
while that agreement was made aud put be-
fore the Convention last night. IT was made
subject to the ratification of the delegates
who had been elected delegates t-large by
the respective bodies that assembled last
night.
] wan. to say that 80 fur as the meeting
which was held at the Theatre Is concerned.
they only ratified that agreement upon
one condition. They connected with that
ratification q resolution which provided that
while they did not propose to instruct dele
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20

him birth and conferred upon him 20 many
high honors. His life has been happy. sue
cessful aud we'll rounded but his sudden de-
cease ut this important iuncture Is most
painful calamity TO his State and to his large
circle Of personal friends. We shall miss him
from our midst. the wise leader. the sincere
friend and the faithful son OF Virginia.
lSignedl W. A. Jone..W. T. Suthcrlin. NJ.
Glennan. W. II. T.. Moorcock. W. A. An
derson. Committee.
The resolutions were adopted By . stand.
ing vote.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20

solr,ed Contest over the Elsctors-ai
LARGE.

so.ritod Contest over the Elsctors-at-
Large.
The Convention was called TO order again
lrU.a Marshall Hanger at 5.12 i. NJ. with q
f attendance.
..mouau the reports of the charmen Of
n a-fr delegation was accepted as the
. t.. Con. cntlon.
f.. following committee on resolutions of
r.....t t.r lol. John >. Barbour. appointed
81 t morning session. was announced 10y
ft. CHAIR First district " a. Jones Sec
rH district NJ Cleuuan Ihnd district d.
T.rur ly-0n Fourth district Edward en-
sta sixth district Garter Glass Seventh
district thomas =. Martin Eighth district.
Thomas smith Ninth district Rufus a.
Ag.r- Tenth district. Taylor Berry.
Iar oovFHSoE AmruIs.
tc.mmittee composed If Judge j. Single
ta Bugs. fitl Lee 81. Glennan, John b.
N and Colonel Thomas Smith. previously
utel ly the Convention 10 invite Gov
.rr Mckinney and l8utenaut-G Oyeruor
r- 90 tie hUnOrs II the Convention en-
ttI escortiug those gentlemen amid
,lac.tl0us applause.
Ia-y were escorted O. the stage and received
vt. great enthusiasm. Governor Mckinney
e.. introduced 90 the Convention by the
Chairman and spoke Us follows
M'KsNrY.
Nr Chairman and Gentlemen of the Con
eell0n.-l ieel very much complmented at
beng invited before you gentlemen this after
L.ou.
am greatly eratlied 10 see a magnificent
INVENTION assembled like this from all parts
Uo,,.e,.ti. ,or4v There hol basn
.'-'1 i,',,,,.o, LIN Won eu ,ot bers
G ',, s..i.i .ist ,..,', ,' o., sy,sv Vii
old war flag u your front. determined
.- a. 're.,deUcv vii do her duty towards
t.e Democratic party.
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l-..s in their heads ana NOR patriotism In
l.r hearts than aA the Republican lrssl-
-'' "7 -@fo -"@
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GETTING TEAMED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20
PEACE AND HARMONY.

. ", riorce's amendment that the
'.,r ~ the caucus prepare and present
t.'.' convention resolution indOrsins
O[.,- Nn,onSer said he was not willing
~,eco the Democratic puncpie that
g. '' ...., rnlos. There had always
Z differences OF OPINION IN con
IONS and no harm done lie vas willing
', .e...t.r pauiel with his life, but ne
3. H'7. ,,'~. q, send lim TO Chicago 90
F'' ".,f tae voice Ga the people. We
I ...rifr o.. the Convention
''' |.,.d mako no concessions. lie
s.' .ves tiat tie motion O. accept tho
.'' ,.s nl the delegates nc lad on
|. I,.,f withdrew s., temporarily 10 al
.. a. a. .cunan to speak 60 the original
lie made am appeal for harmony
I.i.,yed bv Colonel Thomas Smith.
90. .... senator Daniel 90 abide bv the
wish OF the Convention, whatever
.t Dee.
'.". NOMINATED.
...,..,u of she question the substitute of
providing for the Withdrawal Of
..lr delegates and the election OF
i' a.. carried ny "a large majority.
.... ~ John Gcode. Basil Gordon
....-rail. lit4 Leo and Rufus A.
.-a ...ekly put IN nomination. IN
..rto,t thcn took place over the candi-
... t.e method by which they should
.l.1 ana confusion rei.ned supreme.
.lal then stepping 60 tie front Of
Dol. . stated in behalf of Colonel
tt ...t le had been sufficiently hon
...a.p.e OF Virginia and asked that
.tel to withdraw las name.
.t.. ae said he was not anxious 70
ad sand he desired 10 with
t.. aso.
.'' ode said he would not be out
..aanmity, and withdrew his
l' ..-- ,e'tsacrifoe. under the lead Of
...r-au. who for the second time
..-.r ..- elsim~ when his appointment
.. lad more effect than all the ora
t....eakcrs. Hon. Rasil Gordon and
r r... 100le We're then elected by accla-
srl General Lee and Hon. Rufus A..
l..-- v-l elected a.ternates. The caucus
..f .-.el
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20
SENATOR GORDON.

Senator Gordon expressed his views IN the
following manner
At about = o'clock last night, gentlemen,
wearled and worn out ana urrd and EXHAUST
ed with the con cientiOus dutie- or the day.
there gathered Ia NV room Little party OF
seven mon. who. realizing the demOrali Eel
condition Ofthis Convention. determined with
every sacrifice of their personal am biilon anu
personal aims and desires - bring about that
harmony which is So absolutely necessary tor
success IN TINS State.
beg you not 10 applaud any Of the names
] am about 10 call. gentlemen. as wo have had
enough Of that here tonight. There were
John W. Daniel. Governor ee. Dir. NOode,
Colonel OF errall. Taylor EIyson, Thomas
Martin. David Pierce and myself. Now IL
might be possible with good deal OF labor,
but II is hardly possible impromptu. 10
pick out body oil men who a-e better
Democrats than those / have lust named.
AN unable to think of anybody III this time
who are further beyond r~proach ~ the
Democratic party IN this state tnan nose
gentlemen who desire 10 do the right lnlAg at
every scrifics OF their personal aims and anti
lions.
DROPPED II THEIR TRACKS.
We talked over the matter until we almost.
] might say. dropped into our tracks After
becoming exhausted at that sitting ana stand
ng We met again early this morning ahd
talked over what We had not disposed OF be,
fore. We realized as well rs any OF you could
make US realize that We had no power
20 bind this Convention. but we thought
we might reasonably count upon your behet
in our dIslnterestednessa and such records rs we
had III the past w uld entitle u TO tna. small
amount of faith and the result OF that meet
ing and our discussion Of the subject vas
that we concluded that We would
throw our individual efforts and ind-
yIdual interests towards bringing
about an absolutely equal division
OF the delegation and everything that was i'm
piled between these two forces. and that the
forces known rs the Gle leland forces were to
have the organization OF this Convention.
Both sides had the impression that they con.
trolled the Convention. / had my individual
belief, which is probably pretty we'll known TO
you; but | believed that q compromise was
absolutely essential.
This Is not an election. gentlemen, - it
would seem many Of you have 90 considered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20

FLECTORs- AT-LARGT.
The Convention then went into tho election
of two electors-at-arge, the speakers taking
Ito stand ia turn So that they could be heard
by the audience.
MIR. Marshall Mccormick. of Clarke county.
put in nomination Major Holmes Conrad and
backed 1t up with strong appeal for this
recognition OF his ability and service IN the
party.
lie was followed by State Senator Black
stone of AccOmac county. who nominated
r. q. Marshall. OF Portsmouth.
Mr. Thompson. of the Alexandria delega-
ton. put IN nomination Mr.. Samuel q.
Brent. OF that city.
Charles Ii. Ashland, Of King George nomi-
mated State Senator George A. Mushbsch.
Ar. Hooper. OF Portsmouth, seconded the
nomination OF K. G. Marshall
Judge Staples nominated John Hampden
Mr. Mechanism Of Richmond county also
seconded the name OF Il. Q. Marshall.
Nh. Wood BOuGing, Of Halifax seconded
the nomination OF John hampden Hoge.
Eppa Hunton, Jr.. seconded the nomination
of senator Nushbach.
Here the Convention settled into a condi-
tlou of chaos and the uprOar was 50 great
that tne Char failed Tor hall hour 10 restore
order.
During lull in the hum Of the talking all
over the house Mr.. MicaIah Woods. OF Abe
marie, nominated Ia. y. htul, u NytNeNllle,
tbe delegate whose name Is particularly
prominent AS the author 0f the House Rail
road bill. which bears bis name. Mr.. Kent
immediately withdrew his nomination and
CONFUSION again reigned supreme until Colo
mel O'ferrall stepped to the front, and after
several attempts gained the attention Of the
body and spoke as follows:
O'FERRALI.
Mr. Chairman aud My Felow-Democrats
believe that the Convention is now engaged
in the nomination o. electors-at-large Tor our
state. Various gentlemen have been put in
nomination. among the number the gallant son
Of Underwater. X. G. Marshall, the gallant Hamp-
TON Uoge OF the Southwest, Mr.. Mushbach
Of Alexandra and other gentlemen In addi-
lion 10 these nominations that have men
,ionsd comes the gallant son of the Shenan-
doah Valley. Major Holmes 800, Conrad. of the
city Of Winchester; MY fellow Democrats.
in the selection of your delegates-at-laree
ana ~, in other honors conferred by this Con-
yention. the shenandoah Valley has received
nothing. / desire, therefore. to ask at tho
hands of this Convention the election Of
Major Holmes Conrad. Ny fsllow-Dsmo0rsts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-20

lc.mmttee composed VI Judge j. Single
t. U-,-s Fitl Lee. II. Gleunau. John b.
r.. n and Colonel Thomas Smith. previously
ute3 Us the Convention TO invite Gov
,- Mckinney and Northumberland
.rr t0 tie h0nOrs II the ConventiOn en-
i-.I esc0ruug those gentlemen amid
OIL eltI0g4 applause.
Ia-y were escorted O. tho stage and received
at. -rest enthusiasm. Governor Mckinney
eas introduced 90 the Convention by the
Chairman and spoke Us follows:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-22
WINTER RESORTS.
HYGEIA HOTEL +!

Deservediy world-famed, hisimmense and
unique caravansary is situated few yards
from Fort Monroe. and lies along beautiful
sandy beach. washed by the waters of Chesa-
peake bay and Ham pton Roads. The wonder
fully equable climate makes it an ail-the- year
round resort, unsurpassed in health and gen.
eral attraction. 1t is the rendezvous for
prominent people from all sections. and an
atmosphere OF comfort luxury, and refine
ment pervades the place Dress parade, ar.
tiilery practice. guard mount, etc., in 1.-The
fort. Send for pamphlet.
F. n. PIKE, Manager.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-22

D OARD-Gotzian Residence, 254 East
- Tenth-Two rooms, with private bath
for each: excellent table
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-22
POPULAR WANTS.
AUCTION SALES.
kavanagf e. Johnson. Auction
RRPS

EINE CARPET AT AUCTION-We haYe
j received the finest and largest consign-
city, consisting of Administer. Moquette, Low
ellis and Hartfords in body Brussels. fine
tapestry Brussels, all in the latest colors and
shades beautiful designs, and of all sizes.
day, Feb. %, at 10 a. m bring the sizes Of
your rooms, and attend the SALE These
goods can be seen Monday. Kayanagh q
Johnson, Auctioneers, 1s6, 155 and 100 East
Sixth ST
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-22

POAKD-For rent. nicely furnished room.
- suitable for two gentlemen also one
single one; table boarders wanted. 235 West
Fifth ST
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-22

II OUSE-Wanted, to rent eight or nine,
IL room modern brick house; fifteen min,
utes' walk from court house; rent not to ex.
coed $50. 104. Globe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-22

III OUSE-Wanted, to rent at once small
IL house of five or six rooms in good To-
cation; must be in good repair and rent
cheap. Address { LOG. Globe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-22

POPULAR WANTS.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
miscellaneous.
A NO. DAIRY FOR sALE-oows
n horses. wagons, sled. milk cans. route,
etc. poor health reason for selling. Inquire
at 200 State ST.. West ST. Paul.
A DRUG STORE for sale; s.. coo; part
II cash. balance on long time. Address
W 1O5, Globe.
DARBER SHOP for sale Call at 40 East
I'D Seventh st. Call Monday.
EOR sALE-Stock and fixtures of confec-
l. tfonery and cigar store showcases.
wall case. counter, etc. Address I'll 103
Globe.
DOR sALE-Drug store in St Paul: hard
Il wood fixtures: soda fountain; cost 5000;
no competition nearer than ten blocks in a
thickly populated district; Sl.500 cash, bal
ance on time. Address G III, Globe.
ERUIT AND VEGETABLE FARM
Il Cash rent or shares, to practical gardener
with small family; good market; house,
tools, etc., reasonable terms. Box c Is,
Saltwater.
II AVING other business requiring my at
tention. l offer fine drug store for sale
on easy terms. located on prominent corner
and doing profitable business; no cash re-
quired if approved real estate security is
given; will exchange for unincumbered i'm
proved real estate. Aeonite, Globe. ST. Paul
HAVE you used Fuller Catarrh Cure?
IL Chamber of commerce, room 5; trial free.
HOTEL FOR SALE at bargain; new,
IL neat and trst-class custom; located in
thriving Northern Iowa town. end railroad
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Iowa.
INTEREST in prosperous business is Of
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5000 required. Address Y. Y. o.. Globe,
st. Paul.
DARTNER wanted with $500 to join ad-
l. vertiser with same amount of capital in
positively good investment; can absolutely
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D ESTAURANT AND LUNCH COUN-
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same; will take one-third Of price in good
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has real estate interest to look after. II 100,
Globe. EX
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WISH TO CORRESPOND with a doc.
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81 OOO no CASH-For sale, fiat
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furnished. in center of the city; heat. gas;
only those meaning business address the
owner, w 101, Globe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-22

4 GENTS ard general agents wanted for
y our wonderful 60c typewriter; it does
perfecI work; nothing sells like il; sample
sent for 50c; circular for stamp. Retain Il
Robinson. 80 East Seventh St. st. Paul,
Mimi
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-22

QOARD-The Benedict. corner DAYTON
II and summit; gentlemen only; board
and room $50 per month.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-22
Il. Holloway. Auclioneer.

FURNITURE AT AUCTION-Wednes-
day. Feb. "a, at 10 o'clock a m, all the
furniture in houses 25s, 26O, 262I2 Selby ay.
(the st. George apartment houses). This in
cludes all the furniture in twenty-seven
rooms, over LOO yards of Brussels carpets,
ali the. bedding. bedroom suits, etc., chairs,
center tables, and great variety Of house.
hold furniture too numerous 10 mention: the
goods are clean and in frst-class condition,
and are practically as good as new: remem.
Der the date of this sale is Feb. "a, at 10
O'Clock a.. m. z. Holloway Auctioneer