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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-30
Shocked to Death.

sPRINaFrELD, Ohio, Dec. 30. - Mrs.
James Buford dropped dead yesterday
from the shock OF discovering in room
the dead body OF n relative who had died
suddenly durins the night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-30
Boston VIII Not Build a Defender.

BosToN Dec. 30.-Charles Francis
Adams. 2d, said yesterday that there was
no chance for Boston syndicate to build
an America cup defender. Mr.. Adams
word o. the subject should be accepted
as the final Gecision of Boston yachtsmen,
for he is not the man to make so positive
a statement unless he has sufficient in
formation
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-30

MARRIED.
BEATTIE-M'MAST Rim Central Fails on
the eth inst, WILLIAM BEATTIE and Miss
MARY MCMAsrkI., both of Lincoln
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-30

DLANDTNG A DIANDfNG, 5i AND IS wEY.
ID bossot sL-TOilet Articles. Fancy soaps
Cologne. etc. AZ wholesale ana retail
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-30
ABETTIyG COMPANY.
DENTISTS.

DOLLS, Tors AND GAMES.
HAYDEN q CHESTER. 8 PINE STREET
IL Providence. II. Toys Games Novelties
Supplies at wholesale. Full line OF nrst-cllss
fireworks
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-30
NOTICE.

At n meeting of the Directors Of the Congdon
Carpenter Co., held this day hilbert C. Carpenter
was elected Assistant Treasurer.
HENRY G. BANGS. Secretary.
Providence II. l., Dec. ~ 1892
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. w. A. GREENLEAF,
DENTIST.
235 Westminster ST.. Providence. r.. I.

Marriage and Funeral Notices. one insertion,
s0c.; each additional insertion, i5c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-30

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
Three tines under this heading 10 cents.
NO LET TWO ROOMS IN PRIVATE FAMILY;
furnished or unfurnished. $40 Point street.
d2S-0t
171 BROAD ST.-ROOMs SINGLE OR EN
l. suite. with board references required.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
THK CONTRACT FOR THE LOT.
CHANGES ON COMMITTEES.

The report was unanIm ously adopted by
the board.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
DIssoLUrIoNs COMPREHENSIVE.
WANTS.

WANTED. LADY CANVASSER.
w Ono familiar with Richmond. Apply
1l01 Semmes street, Manchester, Va. de 2-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
IS THE GRIP COMING?
Everything Indicates lis Speedy APpfoaeh-
What the Indications Are Concerning Il
ihvood

Reports from Europe which are appearing In
the papers show that the grip has broken out In
n most violent form In England, and the indica-
tions are that II IL commencing its fourth annual
tour OF the world. Tho physicians here in
America report many people suffering from
symptoms which indicate the coming on OF this
terrible scourge. While there may not ne yet be
an epidemic. there are enough cases, aud enough
serious cases, 90 demand tho greatest care and
caution. The proverb. "In time OF peace pre-
pare for war" ls'one Of the most valuable say
lngs ever uttered. The grip, with all its UNI
pleasantness. with all It's seriousness, with all
rs danger, can be prevented, II takon In time,
and n people properly prepare for IT,
There IL bat one way 10 prepare Tor the coming
on OF the grip and that Is 10 tone up the system,
build up the energies, strengthen the life, and
thus avoid its attacks by being thoroughly pre-
pared for them. This cannot. however, be done
except In one way. That way IL by tho use OF
some pure stimulant, which will help the vital
forces increase the circulation, and strengthen
the life generally. There IL, however, but one
pure medicinal stimulant known 20 the medical
world or the American people. That stimulant
has been before tho public for years. and Ii ex-
ceedingly popular with both men and women. IL
Is Dufys Pure Malt Whiskey. IL 10 not an ordi-
nary whiskey, bat n pure medicinal one Its
popularity Is wonderful, and IL Is due entirely to
the fact that It Is so superior In every way. For
preventing tho coming OF the grip II Is un-
equalled. for IL fortihes the system to Withstand
It's attacks Care should be taken that no drug
gist or grocer soils you some other whiskey
which he may claim 10 be just as good. There Is
nothing which can take its place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02

from dIscharging the duties for which they had
boon appointed; thni tbey were elected IRON
the vosng- places and upon warrants issued by
the Democratic Judges OF election mcarcerated IN
the tail OF the CITY OF Richmond
Very little importance n attached 70 the &C.
tlon OF the grand jury. The indictments were
based upon alleged violations OF the Law In eend-
ing these supervisors 10 prison from the polling
places. Some Of tbs men arrested were spccia,
United States marshals and others were generai
marshais Judge Hughes, In hts construction OF
the cases, made the following distinction be-
tween the two classes OF onicers-a special mar.
shal can only act in tho election precinct NJ
which no votes and In tne territory In which ne
lives while general marshal can act anywhere
In the city. supervisor must reside WITHIN
the bounds OF the precinct for which be is ap-
pointed. -,
The indictments are all for supposed viola
lions OF the law relative 10 the general mar,
shals. The other marshale, though appointed
by the Judge himself, dbl not legally hold theiI
positions, as they did not live in the pre,inc.
where they wero required TO act. As pefries'
did not vote at the precinct az which nc was ar
rested aud did not reside within its bounos, hot-
outstanding the fact that he was appointed W
Judge Hughes, tho court held that he was NE
gally supervisor, and therefore bus arrest WIS
not contrary TO law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
HoUSEeREAKeRs SENT ON.
Cases Against johnson and Margaret Nor
ris 60 to the Grand Jury.


ris 60 to the Grand Jury.
The docket at the Police Court yesterday was
very small and the Justice spent nearly the en-
sire morning IN hearing continued cases.
Frank Anthony, charged with obtaining 81
from r. Francioni under false pretences. was
discharged, there being no case against MN -
The continued cases OF John Williams (col"red,
for being a suspicious character and feoni0usly
entering the houses Of Lewis II. Blair, Mrs. Is. ii.
Nash, and J. X. V. Daniel, and stealing overcoats
from the Railways belonging TO X. ID. Graham, d.
Harry Price, and X. r. Williams, were heatu.
The accused was sent on 10 the grand Jury OF the
Hastings Court in the last two cases, and that OF
entering the home OF Mr.. Blair and committing
larceny was continued till December loth. ITO
was also sent 10 fail for twelve months as sus-
picious character. Williams Is considered very
had man by the police. Ii il thought that he Is
the miscreant who has been doing 50 much hall
way stealing throughout the city.
Margaret Morris tcoloredl has been playing
role similar 70 that OF Williams, except that her
nets have been committed among those OF her
own race she was sent on 70 the grand jury for
entering the dwelling OF John Digs in the day
time and stealing three dresses, clOaF, anu
hat valued at $20.50, and in another case Tor
the larceny OF a silk dress and shawl belonging
20 George Scott. The case against Margaret In
which she was charged with breaking into the
house Of W. w. Hawkins and stealing an over
coat aud pair Of kid gloves belonging TO haw-
kins was continued for hearing till the fth IN
slant 49,.
by O1lcer Wren, who worked up the cases
against her and Williams.
Henry Brown (colOred), charged with stealing
coal from the Chesapeake and Ohio railway, was
discharged.
William Edwards (colored) was transferred TO
the grand Jury of the Hastings Court for felo-
nlously stealing 80 from the person OF Bette a.
Robertson while out riding in carriage with her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
TIE sTAIe PAYS TIE BILLS,
eu. NJ VIII Cease to DO SO. ms the Law Is

But II VIII Cease to DO so. ms the Law LIS
Not Constitutional.
governor Mckinney has always contender
against biennial sessions OF the Legislature on
the ground that, with the present volume oil law
making. they resulted In the rushing through AZ
the end OF the session OF great deal OF Ieslsiu-
ton TO which due consideration hal nov pee ,s
given. Several cases have arisen wnlch wouiu
seem 20 sustain his contention, ana recent p1o
may be cited. In February, 1892, the Legisla-
ture passed an act 10 provide for the WORKING %.
the public roads 10 Washington county.
25th clause OF that &C. authorized the DoNetno'
20 hire 10 the county OF Washington tpHt' eo"
yicts for that purpose.
CHARGE on THE STATE.
Another provision was also inserted 10 tue
effect tina. the pay OF the GUARDS ahu ~ =
geOn should come out 81 the 'Iensu,y -, ,o,
State, should not exceed the pay auoneu ~ ~.
similar services here. ana that the pay uIon =.
should be made on warrants on the treasury ul-
rected by tho Judge OF tie County tOurt VI
Washington. Some payments were nia i ,tIis
cording 10 the provisions OF the act' Dut 'o oii
began TO get larger. and 10 struck the Nhpl.oA
oficers that they we're ont oil proportion 10 the
amounts paiC for similar services mere. ~ a,so
seemed little queer that tho stare was Pa!iiins
such bus for Washington and other countleS
we're paying for surgeon and guards themselves
UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
The Governor, therefore, wrole TO Clerk Big
ger. OF the House, TO know whether the act had
been passed in accordance with the provisions OF
the Constitution touching such cases ana re-
celved a reply in the negative. The matter was
then referred 10 Attorney-Genefal Scout ana IN
asmuch as the act had been passed without
recorded vote and in violation OF section ii OF
article \. OF the Constitution he gave II as ms
opinion that II was unconstitutional IhHt sec-
ton provides In general terms that IN orueI W
give any act apprOpriating money out oil the
Treasury the force and effect OF law II must re-
coiye the Affirmative vote OF majority OF all the
members elected 20 each house and ths vote
must be recorded.
Superintendent Lynn left yesterday for warn
ingtOn county 10 look into the question OF the
further employment Of the conyicts there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
A Church-Hili Wedding.

Mr.. Hamburg W. Davies and Miss K. Lula Peed
were united in marriage az the Third Presby-
terian church, Twenty-sixtb and Broad streets,
Wednesday evening. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. James Il. Cannon, the pastor,
before large congregation Of friends. Tho fol-
lowing gentlemen acted as ushers: Messrs.
Floyd v. Archer (best man, 2. g. Garden, Dnd-
ley r. Edwards, and Roland l.. Reeves. The
bride was attired in cream cashmere trimmed
with white lace, and carried Nephitis roses;
After the ceremony there WAS reception at
the home OF the newy-wedded pair, No. 22Oo
Churcb-Hill avenue.
Among the handsome presents received by
the happy couple was an artistic lamp, the GIT
Of MIR. Davies's business associates.
The groom is a clerk In the freight depart
nent Of the Richmond and Danville railroad.
and his bride is the attractive daughter OF III
late Robert Peed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
THE MONKEY HOUSE.
DESTRUCTION sy FIRE OF THIS WELL
KNOWN POPULAR RESORT.
important Decision Regarding Deputy
Marginal, at Eisction'-cofson Re-
c.ipts and Estimats of the Crop.
,sn.c,,, telegram TO the Dispstch.l

fSDacial tflekrtnl W Wv '''f~---f
Nonvo1x. VA, December !. - The
Monkey House. on the Princess Anne road
a well.known resort owned by s. L.
Cowell wa. completely destroyed by fire
last night The origin of the IRE is I'M
known. The property was uninsured
Surgeon Mcguire has returned rom tue
United States hospital ship Jamestown
in Hampton Roads. all the patients oeing
convalescent.
MUST BE VOTER.
To-day Judge Hughes. in response 20 a
oues,ion of the grand iury serving In tne
Yfnited States Court, ruled that special
Denntv limited States Marshal can only
act as such in an election district in which
he is q voter.
A fire on Griffin street. IN Portsmouth,
ahont midnight last night. DESTROYED the
dwelhne occupied by james Newly (col-
oredJ. a building on Liberty street, IN
This citv. was damaged by fire last night,
ORIGINATING from defective fiue.
The total receipts of cotton for the
three months closing last night. the first
months OF the cotton year. were l5O.b4l
bales. being ll9 bales less than the same
time last year. Shipments during the hrst
three months nave sInouhtous W iID,oto
bales. not great deal over half as mucn
IA last wear. The receipts Of the port are
now averaging about 1000 bales day.
GOOD MARRYING MONTH.
There were tltty-two marriages in Nor
folk last month-twice az many blacks as
whites. In Portsmouth there were nine
teen. and in Norfolk county there were
thirty four marriages. November proved
an excellent marrying month. During the
past year 406 couples have been licensed 10
marry in Norfolk. 3,
Captain John Grady. Of the Norfolk and
Western, left Yesterday for Richmond with
his family 10 reside.
Rev. DR.. Lacy, of the Second Presbyte-
rian church. is at Belporte, n. c.
Mr.. John l.. Stevens, foreman OF the
Lowell Mass Fire Department, left for
home to-day, having spent ten days among
his brother firemen in Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
W0RLD'S-FAIR BOARD
A LONG AND BUSY SESSION OF THE
BODY YESTERDAY.
ports Of the various oa,cers Submitted
and Adopted-More
Money Needed.

The Board Of Worlds Fair Managers for
girginia held long session in Colonel Blu.
'ord's Office yesterday and transacted q
great deal OF business.
There we're present: Colonel Buford. OF
the Third District (presidenD aud Messrs.
A. Brockenbrough. of the First District /;
VI. Glennan. Of the Second District; John
L. Hurt. Of the Fifth District; w. J. Jor-
dan. of the Sixth District; J. N. Brene-
Games, Of the Eighth District Martin
Williams, of the Ninth District; j. n. IL;
Figgatt, OF the Tenth District; United
States Commissioners V. ID. Groner. OF Nor
folk; Mrs. John Paul, Of Harrisonburg !;
Mrs. John s. Wise. of New York; Mrs
Lucy p. Beale, lady assistant; DIR; Apper-
son. business commissioner; secretary
Morton and Architect Rogers. =,
As soon as The morning session was called
90 order Mrs. Beall presented President
Ruford with q gavel she had just brought
from MI. Vernon made from wood otthe
Jefferson tree there which was planted by
Thomas Jefferson. Colonel Buford re-
spouded very 6tiy in accepting the gut.
The president. secretary, treasurer. DUST
ness commissioners, and lady managers
submitted full and interesting reports.
which were adopted.
THE PRESIDENTS REPORT.
The Presidents report is as follows;
BOARD or WORLDs-FAIR MANAGERSl
or VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, VA, December /, 1882 }
10 the Board of Managers:
respectfully submit tbs following condensed
statement for the information ana consldera-
tion Of the beard -
Since the last meeting OF the board the ef-
e,uiiNe commissioner, the secretary anu .ne
lady sssiatAnt have been diligently engaged In
their respective lines Of WORK In solcitnR' eh-
gazing and collecting material Tor the exhlnt
AZ Chicago. and the Increase OF our hnanclai re-
sources FOR the conduct OF the work OF tne
uoard. The reports Of these onicers up 10 ua'e
q herewith submitted. , -
In respect OF resources, the tOlloWihR suuina-
~ will give n distinct view OF our SITUATION!
T.taI resources 70 date, as per statement OF
Secretary: 80. -,
Amount Of State Appropriation s<o'VVV w
Amount collected az net proceeds OF
nj, 's sns acns,ions .....''..... 2,3I4 81
A ,a,r =. s", a,, - ......... 331 SO
A,aoDnt Of county appropriations re- oo- oo
ported, but not yet oollocted..'.'''' I'"~o W.
To,., 9,57l 80
Total expenditures 20 date, as per 80,
statement a Secretary .,.........'s Sill W
Balance total resources uneXpended- "5,25O ~
n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
Funeral Services of w. W. Webb.

The funeral services OF Mr.. W. ". Webb were
held yesterday morning at IL O'Clock at Cente-
nary church, Rev. Dr. r. n. Sledd, the pastor,
officiating. Captain Frank Cunningham sang
GOOD Night" The attendance was large, and
the sOrrow-stricken family awakened the SYM
patty Of the whole congregation when, UNI
der the impressiveness Of the sad circum-
bleeding hearts forced sobbings which brought
tears 90 many eyes. This kind husband and
aiectionate father was away from home when
he was suddenly summoned from earti. Mr.
Webb WAS well known in Lunenburg, where be
held Official position for many years, and he had
many friends in this city. He was a member OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
TRAINS sOUTHWA
TRAINS NOHrRWARD.
sToppTNa-pJ.ACEs


Noa IA, SO, and 80 make no stops Nos. %,
"a. and as stop on signal nc Manchester, Drew.
rvs, Centralis, and Chester. No. ~ stops on
signal a. Manchester only for passengers pur-
chasing tickets 10 regular stopplns-plsces for
this train south OF Petersburg. Nos 80, 80. 81.
80, 80, 40, and fl, will stop on signal at sli
stations.
Pullman Palace Buffet slseplng-Csr on su
through trains. On Train Nos 81 and IA
sleepins-Cars between Richmond and Lynch
burg. Va
NEW LINE TO ATLANTA. CA.
Leaving Richmond 9.l5 A. NJ, daily, and ar
irving at Weldon Of IL 10 +. NJ, and az Atlanta
at 300 A. NJ. via. X A. l. Through sleepers-
Richmond 70 weldon.and Weldon 70 Atlanta
TIE ONLY ALL-kAiL LINE TO NORFOLK.
LEAVE Agsiys.'
R,chmond $500 A. NJ. Norfolk ....li:35 A. N.
Richmond .s5:I5 +. NJ. Norfolk. .. $50 r. N.
NorfolS 1850 A. n. Richmond. 1880 A NJ
Norfolk 1900 p NJ. Ricbmond.. b:3s r.. NJ
Iho trains leaving Richmond &C o A. NJ and
Norfolk AZ A p NJ are solid trains between these
two pciuts and passengers 80 through without
Grange OF cars Close connectioos arc also
made &C Petersburg BY tho 2:os r. n. and S:4S
y. M. trains from Richmond % Norfolk
Trains leaving Richmond ~ o A. H., 12;20 p.
A. and t1:A0P ~, and arriving 81 Richmond
~ 7.l4 A. NJ. Lib II. NJ, and T:&5 T.. N. make
r,csa connection at Petersburg TO ami irom
Esrr,vslla. Lynch burg. and west
n. n. SULLY, Experimentation
EFT. ID. MynRs, General superintendent
TN. EAkksON, frame xsnASsE ny2l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
The JAcKsoN-wARo cases
The indictments Cause Surprise, bu, Var,
Little Importance Ia At,..,,

Norfolk special In yesterdays Drsp, rcu ,o,o
Of the Indictment 10 the United state, Con-,
there on Wednesday OF Aessrs. Robsrt 1.v,a,.
james Lyons. H. ID. Chesterfnan, James -.
ker, X. X. kalston. w. J. Orange, and Ja,nas ~
hnichef OF this CITY, for alleged viola tions IN ,h
slociion law al we secoad Procinc; Of Jack SON
Msid. Jhis action, which was IN the uaIurs ~
fprfe-bll proceedings, wssa great surprlse mere
The Norfolk Yugfafaa la rs report Of Inc ora.
csedinss says. 9'~
J. Is charged that on electlon-day the Unl.es
s - ssparsisore. Clinton DePriest ana M,lss
=. Wiiiist1s, asd Unitsd states Dsoufv Ms,shs,s
Ssefgs ". Dueeberry, George N. Trsva, 4. hi
'1oSs' sne n = Vbrisn were by force pssyentsd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02

DOSlTIVE SALE OF WAGONS,
i CARTS, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, HAIR
NESS. HAY, OATS, FODDER AND STRAW,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
On account OF declining farming and house
keeping will sell at my home, MOntezuma. two
miles from Richmond, on tho Mecbanicsyille
turnpike, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 9TH,
commencing at 1890 4. NJ, my entire stock OF
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, WAGONS, CARTS
and HARNESS, and HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting in part OF
2 H FPARS.wSSGoNs. 3 FARM-CARTs,
l lot PLOWS. HARROWS, and HARNESS;
l CORN-SHELLER;
MCCORMICK MoWING-MACHlNE, in perfect
order;
About tons HAY. in the barns;
About tons BLADE FODDER, in the barns;
About tons SIIEAF OATS. in the barns;
About tcus 81 RAW, in the barns.
Immediately after the above we will sell AL
the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
consisting Of -
, SUITS CHAMBER FURNITURE;
? WARDROBES:
SUIT PARLOR FURNITURE;
; TOILET SETS. @ HAIR MATTRESS ES;
SHUCK MATTRESSES, , CARPETS;
> MATTiNGS;
L EXrHA-LARGE WALNUT EXTENSION
DINING-TABLE;
2 HALL-RACKS;
Several AARBLE-T0P CENTRE-TABLES;
. LIBRAGY-TABLHS;
1 CCOKING-STOYE and UTENSILS, in good or
der. MRS. JOHN d. DAVIS.
no 29-Tu, TIL, F&Su4t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
Knocked the Jlbhoom OF.

The schooner Maud Of The Kennebec River,
which was freighlod with ice, was slightly dam
aged by an engine Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad tuesday night. The vessel was UNI
loading at the dock<n front Of the Richmond
the trestle which runs along the wharf When
the locomotive passed by on the track II struck
the boom and knocked 1t or The damage TO
the schooner was very slight aud will hardly ex-
coed $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
Treasurer Conner, of Prince George
fsnac,oI tala0ra N, IN tho Dianatch1


CITY POINT, VA, December 1.-Judge limo
thy tives to-day appointed Mr. Charles Conner
of this place. as Treasurer OF this county TO MI
the vacancy recently caused by the death OF the
lamented X. T. Daniel.
MIR. Conner il good old Democrat and has
served his party for quite number OF years in
n most efficient and creditable manner Mr..
Corners appointment will be read with great
pleasure by his many friends In this county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
Baptist Home for Aged Women.

There was a very large attendance at the
Baptist Home for Aged WOmon yesterday.
After the usual routine o: business the list OF
donations sent on Thanksgiving-Da was read
and the ladies expressed them selves as truly
grateful. The money (Sl3D received, together
with groceries, &c, made the amount received
greater than II has been tor several years.
The ladies' take thls opportunity Of thanking
their friends for their very generous contribu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
MERCURIAL.

MILO. Jones, of Fulton, Ark, saysof
TsTsYM "About ten years ago / CON
&lNkSX tracted severe case of blood
poison. Leading physicians prescribed
medicine after medicine, which took
without any relief. also tried mercu-
riaI and nntash remedies. with unsuC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
AUCTION sALEs-Future Day.
BY F. A. Catlin, Auctioneer.
3 and z north Eleventh street.

BY F. A. Catlin, Auctioneer
8 and north Eleventh street.
e01 AND 603 NORTH TWENTY
OOl SEVENTH STREET AND 270S AND
2710 EAST Leigh STREET-AUCTION SALE
OF TWO MODERN, STYLISH. DETACHED,
AND TWO NEW, VERY ATTRACTIVE IENE-
MENT DWELLINGS ON CHURCH HlLL-At
request Of owner, will sell at public auction on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7rH.
at 4 o'clock p. NJ, on the premises, the FOUR
DWELLINGS located as above. In appearance
and construction there Is no property In the city
that is superior 10 this and the location is very
desirable for renting,
Parties desiring 70 secure homes should not
let this opportunity slip, as houses for sale IN
convenient locations are getting very scarce and
are held at high figures.
Terms Easy. T.. A. CATLlN,
de 2-F.Su. Tu&W AuctiOneer.