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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-18
A Bright Clerk.

At the express Office:
Clerk-Who is the sender of this parcel?
Lady-Why do you ask?
Clesk-So that we may know where to
rnh1Ira III if il ia lost
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-18
A Believer In schOOners.

A cup defender-The man who insists
upon his right to take a drink when he
wants it.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-18

For mild tonic, gentle laxative and
invigorant take Simmons Liver Regu-
latOr
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-18
FREE :N CHEROKEE
FARMS I'LL STRIP
CHEROKEE STRII

Write to G. T. NICHOLSON, G. P. g. T. A.,
A., T. & s. T. R. R., Topeka, Kas., for free
copy of illustrated folder describing
f1IJERnKEN CTRTD
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-18
To Whom 1t May Concern.

Pains in the region of the kidneys are
cured by Simmons Liver Regulator.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-18

and the Tonkawa, Pawnee and Kickapoo
reservations, soon to be opened for settle.
ment by the U. s. government. Millions
of acres in the finest agricultural country
under the sun, waiting to be tickeled by
the husbandman's plowshare. This is al
most the last chance to obtain one of
Uncle Sans free farms.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-18
The T)sjIg i19H Mexican
SHOOTING STARS.
4ueered Himself.
Mrs. Berry-What did he do:

Elder Berry-Joblots made a bad break
in church to-day.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-18
The Woman Halter (e,

The Woman Halter explaining HIMSELF
-ynu see, young woman once made
great ass Of me
She-And you never got over IT, eh'-
Truth.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-18
r.4a, ANNUAL nnA=.


The annual monthly values will show eAs
distribution of temperature through the
year.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-18
That you'll let the tariff alone.

Malarial fever and it's effects quickly
give way to Simmons Liver Regulator.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-08-18

Elder Berry-Subscribed $40 toward
sending DR.. Thirdly to Europe, aud offer
ed to double the amount if they would
make it Africa. Life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
THE eAR-kespees WARNED.
Judge Minor wnn Revoke the Licenses u
the Law IA Violated.

In granting llquor-licensea yesterday Judge
Minor, o. too Honrico County Court, took ocra'
sion TO warn those applying for PERMISSION 70
die2cnso liquid rotroshments that " my OF nom
wore over brought before him and cOn7'cten ol
selling hQuor TO minors or on tho oabOath uaJ
nc Wol.d revoke their licensed
Tho following parties were granted licenses:
Mrs Iulin St.ude. bsr-ro3m on NJ. Jnme.
street: George Hairis. bAr-foOni on Leigh streit
and hermitage rOfi Seal 4 Smlth, ott-e"V'h
on Baccnqnlftcr branch, ani c. A. iarlP, OF.
1wcnty.sntenth ana 4 streets, retail and oaE
Mary A. Kyle. malt bar-rc0n on Broad street ,
Simon solomon, retaii nni bar. head 81 bIvOA
pike: Il. 4. Jones, bar-sOOii. brook pihe' ~ =
Bridget Burns, ballroom, trnhem sueet' 70 a., 80
IlOrue, maroon, Iwenty-ntn sireot' ~ ~, :,
Browntng, retail ana lar. Cary-stros Il roal ii u
A. Carter bart oou, Charles CITY road; Joseph
kransyGy. retail and bar, MeaGoW-br'use r.hI
u. r. Laurence, retail ana par i,Lo's , -,
road =. r. Tyler. retail aud bar btVlu-'.. ~
real. Y. l.. Flovd, BARRON, iiroOd aV'hH, ",
J. noodm1n, bar ami retail. iir OaSs D. .;
Ncurohr, II. James and Pccr1m rtFeetb = ~"
West and WASH. Bottom, bar AMI retail seven
IiHes. $500, ,~nc
". j. johnson, Augas, Boehl'ng, ana Hrno
Lang each applied for a hccns' 10 'oiluu-t "a I,
4 rooms M the neigh UOrhOOd o. lWenlf--'N q" 81
cfrlo' cxfcndeI There was cOnsideriJr %
lection To- the granting VI tne3e Licenses o'i ,-
ground thut fho lOcations were az III d ~
dcntfql part OF the county and witnin one Dry
OF the r.as,-End Baptist chufrn' KEY W
1urker pastor Of the church. made Ver' lotclui'
address 10 The court 10 opposition 20 we ~ -.
Ing OF tho license. lie spoke "i 'uo u'9oi
c0cduct that resulte frOtn ineso bhf-tooil' auu
"a a wren the church was erected IN 1913 lIltt'
was Cniy ono eglOCn there, bnt an inc lO'','.,'
had s,nre become thcGly .scitlei moro D..'
rooms had sprung up. he Lal pe.r ~ 49,
15l names Of p!opeTty-ORnersa AMI residents o.
{ ie-ftng t. the granting OF the H'fh-es. Mi
/ George y. Carter represented the applicants
mo Court refused 10 grant the licenses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
Ar ullneEn LIE GIRLS.
sh.poerson,s Mania ~ This Direction
ntbpr Gases.


Casts pim 026-Other Cases
Justice Cr,i,ch0cld was again upon the ben"h
nj tho Police Court yesterday moscing after no
on,once ~ ,broe davs NJ Old Point Whil" he
,saa avav ,souiro W. "Lonny" Graves 81 os.ded
go 80 trinruaL The most Interesting casH
hcprJ Yesterday WAS that o. y >. Shepp"ieou,
Wilham Dofbins and Z. IinmoAs' caalFe'
With being drunk AMI dlsof icriy hh0 ih'c.-
fof.1ng with Nis-ts sarah nnd htia Lo'au'
two Richmond laiica. on tuH fWeo. 'un-
d,v mo-ntnf ftOm the ovfon'' u AZ.
net-ef taai toe ais were F3h; toward
Nnpcfcsief ard rs tney approached Mayo 4
frgdrs fTpv wore met ~ these moo, Nh'pi' .
son riafe himself exceedingly disisree' Lie lnl
inslltiag by ombracing Doth y13ne Hile-' ono
~ tucm ie'i upon tho ground ana ,ilel loi
holm. Orccr Good man catnc up aOJGt nus "hl ,
ma arrested tho trio Snoppcrs5n vas MSS ,sacu
So and cost- tor tho part be TOOK IN the auhr'
white nrs arsl1qtos were fncd a. TOT SUNDAY
drunkenness. -, ..,,,
ing and abusing his WIFE was contlnuel unlls
trle morning. own, - tho Hbscnoe % "itncs''
T. a. Mcoiy was rooIired 10 ctvc - -utity Tor
his good behavior for thirty dafs Tor nfiug u re-
Voiycr IN the house 81 Waiter hlns.
ChnrIes boxer lcoloreN, pai1 - ana c'rts
md gave SEN 1ty Tor threatening To bea' JOh'
Robinson on the street.
Wyatt II. Clrdwel, charged with being drunk
ard iutarferin- with pIbhc worship n the -
cond Presoytcfian chnrch was scnt on 20 no
grand turs. The disturbance occurred II tAo
SundRy-schoOL .,
with ass4ult,ug and beating MS We Mary DE-
tar MS. Foster appeared ~ court vita % hlos
"a her mead. GA unnOn ~ Nc II. u. >Wl'L' 81! .;
couus = :or Foster. the clse vas c0o'i14ei ~H'li
Mcdiic ,iAv. .
DIV 'lrtnks." ans the regulation - zee was
evartct "a each case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
OPPOSED TO SELLING BONDS.
The Grain aud Cotton Exchange Adopts n
Serirs of RrsoluIinns.

4 full meeting OF the Gram and Cotton
Exchange was held yesterday 20 consider
tue resolutions adopted by the Tobacco
Trade and published exclusively IN the
DIsPATCH endorsing the petition TO Iresi-
dent Cleyelan1 for al issue OF bonds. he
resolutions were read by the secretary aud
provoked considerable discussion Mr.. 1.
". Wood offered q substitute and sup
ported II vigorously. Mr. Frank Deane
offered substitute for Mr.. Woods resO-
lutlOns and urged lts adoption. Mr.. Charles
Watkins and Mr.. Warren Moore spoke II
the original resolution. Finally Mr.. Charles
l.. Todd offered the following paper as a
substitute for the whole, which was
adopted:
Res3yed, In the opinion Of this exchange the
Tor, going resolut Ons should not receive its en-
dorBatOn Tor the following reason5:
FIRST. II ~ ala anomaly TO contend that a ma
ton any more thaa an individual can Improve
its credit 10y adding TO Its Obligations ! ne
claim "a founded neither ON comfnOn-sens" prlu-
cip!-s nor the teachings OF enlgntened hhance.
,. Inhsmuch "a grave doubts exist under tue
law, and especially since the decision OF the Su-
preme Court with reference to legal-tender pay
Tnents. whether tie government can refuse 10
receive any OF its legal-tender issues ID c1-
change Tor its bonds. there IL not nor can thore
10 any assurance that payment therefor Will be
made IN gold only.
4 Tho government should not heed the APP
peals 70 frequently made by spectators and
iuopey-leudcrs OF the financial centres 90 adopt
this that. or he other action 10 bolster up their
monopolistic schemes. II, as consequence Of
non-interiereuce, the thousands OF millions now
invested IN wgtered bonds and stocks at grossly
Inflated values should bo released 20 tiOw again
into natural channels OF trade the true interests
OF all commercial, agricultural, ana industrial
classes would be greatly promoted and the coun-
try at large benented.
!. The sOlvency AMI prosperity Of this great
country do not depend upon the useless teten-
lion OF lO0, OOO, 900 0i gold IN the Treasury OF
the United states. THIS reserve should be freely
aud fearlessly disbursed for the redemption pur-
pesos Tor which II created whenever the
exigeucles Of exchange require H.
>. The Secretary OF the Treasury, II dulyAu-
thoiized by existing laws - do 80, shoul1 un-
h~sitatngly redeem the coin Treasury notes OF
1890 IN either gold or silver coin AT his dscre-
ton. thereby inaugurating aud enforcing tue
true lega-tender qlghty, aud interchangeable y
Of all issues OF the government, whether OF gold
or silver or paper money, and the condition of
tue nations Treasury reserves could no longer
he used 20 "hull " or bear stOcAs, or grain, OF
cotton. or pg-irOn.
On motion OF Major Eenable, Il was ordered
that cCpS OF the foregoing resolutions be sent
~ tne President Of the United States and TO tho
Secretary OF tho treasury. The meeting then
adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25

mon discovered buse ptcce OF stone lying ON
the read bed and almost upon the westcrnmoH
rails. They were OF tho opinion from the
nbraeone on the side 81 the en-; commencing ny
the top that some malicious persons hud hnricu
the In = rock down upoa tho track. Ey thsir
united effort thsy rolcd the ola,ruciion irom
the crack and ia very Short time tha engine
whicA hsd pBescd them n lev minutes before
returned. atin running very rapidly. lac en-
ctneer and ihone with him wcro totally un'oh-
eci0us of tho great poril they had been ~ y
moment previous. had the STONE remaineo on
the tra,k where " was found the roihpans
vsoo,d have suatained hoavy loss 90 ,hcir eoglne
ami the occupants OF the cab would proOao''
haye bcen kllted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
Colonel Stern and tbe German.

T. ne Edaw Of me DisDd'ct:
The lady manager Of the german gwen
nj Old Point on Saturday evening last
wish 10 correct o mistake which occurred
m the report of the german which came
ont in the SUNDAY and Mondav papers.
Colonel stern Was not asked TO lead the
german because NOBODY else would take
II. When the question came NJ a. TO who
should lead the german his name was pro
posed and he was unanimously elected. \
o-cnt many ladies VINO voted LOT him only
knew hIm by the reputation he has very
Justly won Of being the finest German
iead. who La, ever blown whistle. ami
or tins occasion he won additpual laurels.
ONE oF TIL LADY VI tNAGLRs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
BIG WORK ON The WIRES.
How the Telegraph Business Was Han
died at Old Point,

The Western Union did some good work
during the rendezvous. IL is calculated that
they sent OF between 100000 and 100000
words OF press matter besides several thousand
private kilograms The company has two regu-
lar wires IRON Old Point, but on this occasion
they supplemented those by borrowing one rail-
ROAD wire from she Chesapeake and Ohio and a
telephone-wlro and then building nine-mlie
connection. They GlsO turned the local Ope.
Tatore bedroom into al operating-room.
To handle the immense volume OF matter which
poured into the once superintendent Tree
detailed the iOiowiug knights OF the key who
arc no. only rushers In the matter oi seeding
but can read any copy brought 10 to them
Cnief % operator Hall Of Norfolk Chiot-O pefator
4. u. Cudlipp, OF kicbmond, quadruplex chie!
OF Richmond; and Operators G. W. White and
X. X. Ho,zo oi Richmond. Fisher, Bosgs. aud
lnglng, OF Washington, and kchard, OF Lynch.
burg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Corcor6n-nall Compeuy's trus-
tees TOD. A. Reunolis & Brother. 80 feet on east
aide Iwen,y-nith street between Marshall and
broad, $4,000: &. T.. Haw. SPECIAL cSmmis-
siCner. ~ Jacob :. Allen, 20 feel ON west side
Fourth street near Jackson. 81 300; Mrs. N. Il.
ingeIsoll - william G. Stokes, 23 feet on east
SIDE Laurel street near China, tl,b75; John I,
j. Melton ana wife g. :. W. Mhymack, ~ feet
Oh east side hfty -hIsl street nosr Clay Ell $50
j. Harris Minor and wife 10 Nnlism d. Rice.
i31A Zoe, on south side Moore street near Gil-
mer. t4eO: w. g. Snither 10 Mrs. J.. 4. Quarlcs,
J6 ieet on west SIDE Beech street between lay
Tor Gud CnAflin. 5000.
henfic0: julius w. Snyder 20 T.. II. Brown,
trustee, 30 feet on north side Cary street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25

By request Of Herman Rosenberg, Esq, who
has located IN New York CITY, We will sell at auc-
ton on the premises ,as aboye)'
FRIDAY, APRIL 2SrH,
NJ 10 A. ~, the tx TIRE RI RNlSHINGS Of
his residence. consisting Of HANDSOME SUIT
Og LEAIAER-COYERED tJR,ITGkE, 7
pieces: ELEGANT WALNUT BUFFET and
CHINA PRES. WALNUT DINING ROOM FUR
NITURE, two extra Gne ParOr suits plush and
silk brOcatcle), made expressly 10 order; large
Wall MItrors, Grand ha-Stand. Walnut aud
Oak Chamber Suits. Velvet, Moquette. and Brus-
sell Carpets, Hair Mattresses, Moyen-Wire Bed
Springs. handsome Dinner ana Iea-Seis, Silver
ware. large assortment OF China and Cut-Ilass,
Bric-a- Brac, elegant bronze and Marble Clocks,
bronze Statuary, large variety OF Rugs, OH
Paintings, Steel Eng-ayings, Nindow-Shades,
Curtains, Kitchen and Cooking Utensils, and
other articles too numerous to mention, such az
can DO found IN n home OF rehnemeAb and OF
well-to-do people. Much Of the furniture and
carpets were recently purchased and made TO
order have been little used. and are almos, as
good a. new.
TERMS: Under $50 cash; over that amount a
sxty-day note with interest, satisfactorily en-
dorsed
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., Agents.
GEORGE ". MAYO. Auctioneer. ap 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
noreft !. WHEY acquitted.

Robert =. Wiley. Tie yo':ne white man charged
~, t.i,,i1,,.Iv brceltug INTO the tlrk,t office
Of tie Chesalcakr oui Oaio runway 9'1ie
months aco and a." larceny o. $40 lurish' was
tired iu the Hastings Court yo7trfihy ana A.
outteL SIR. n. u. y Nth. IT.. was hl@ COUNSEL
md ne testimony WINS insufficient % convict
Thomas fIic -o.orei., canrfcl WIN me be
travail ~ Hattie o. Jones. was discharged ne
having mnrnc1 the rirl since the T.ocecd'nss
against him were instituted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
A Ia lroah Wreck AYerted.

sunday afternoon about halt-pas. O'Clock as
four prominent citizens were walking towards
ihe eut On the nofth SIDE Of James river through
which me Belt Line railroad passes 90 the Belt
Lane bridge an engine q the Richmond. Fred
oricksDurs ana Potomac railroad psssed them
~ high rate Of speed going South. Very soon
thereafter ~ they entered the cut these genile-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
4 startling 7ocident Of The Eende7vou'

ARicnmcnd belle. In attempting 90 board y.
" = Rla.e AT . q Point q dav or tWV ago o"inS
10 tho rough sea ruauing, hai 20 jump Tor we
lndi-r from the sieaiu-lauucb, when she ia
mosi lcfully. bur just as sh" fearu' 'No
lie ,.r, ,nn Of mo bcaux heard something
dr0p INTO the sea and called up IN her 90 kno" u
she mad lost anything. jpon investigation tte
fsir ono discovered that she had lost her fo''hle
aud became very mu"h excited, eXclaiW'hf.
INV diamonds. Ny diamonds Ny demohd-
Her beau tried 10 comfort her with tue assn
rance thnt the tiny BAG 81 yaiushcs wou!l re-
main floating long enough u be tescucl Iou
the waves. This proved 70 be the case M" as
"A Ealinut tar restored the treasure % me lhi
one she overwhelmed him with thqnSs. 'sHrlng
hin Of the invaluable service icni'rch iu thhl
the reti,ule cuata mel $4,000 worth - DIAMONDS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
INSTRUMENTATION Days.
TINE: MONDAY, MAY lsr, At P. VI.

TINE: MONDAY, MAY isT, AT . L. H.
PLACE: On tho promises.
SIZE OF LOT: so feet front on Brook avenue
70 feet 'front.' on Duval street.
1iOteet depth from eitheri 'front.'
IMPROVEMENTS: TWO BRICK eiOhbS
with Dwellings, above, Brick Dwellings, supp
| Frame Dwelling, md Stable. -.
ADVANTAGES: The stores are Just the Iaces
wberc roley has, can, and VIII be maze as lons
% the owner wants 20 do so ard Is Businessmen
or lo,iy enough 70 make n. II you don't uaAe
nny money there igs your own fauit' hot tuo
places Tho present owner has maie MS 10
tuno there. ~ satisfied with what Lo mas anu
now wants 20 give somebody else O chance 70 &c,
nuire wealth. Tho dwellings are always rehteu
ami brug n good rent. Every hing Is III goJI
order. 40 YOU need not spend fortune e. soon
ma Won hav. bought u. The tenants are = KoOu
sort OF peoUIe ana Will patronize your store as
soon az you open H. ,.--.., -. =,
TEENS: IN make them 70 suit any honest man
or lady. one CONDITION ~ that you VIII pay mo
some cash and tho balance with interest a. llr
rate OF Is per cent. per nnnum NJ certain pc
RODS and within the next three or tOur yohts'
If these terrps don't suit you call ana see me
WARNING: DON'T MISS THE SALE AND
'''' vi +. II. PLUEMACHER,
an 9j-Tu.Th, F.Sa&Su5t Auctoheer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
AUCTION sALEs-This Day. ~
by J. Thompson Brown s Co..
Real Estate AGENTS and Auctioneers,
It13 Main street.
n ,TWO-STORY BRICK STORES,
A CORNER DRUGSTORE
AND one ADioIsisG
souTuEAST CORNER CLAY AND BRooh
AVENUE.
We will soil at public auction on

We will soil at public auction on
TUESDAY. ArRm -, 1898
NJ q o'clock +. VI. tho above desiraole : iOhh
PROPERTY being stores Nos. 40 ana 433 BROOK
avenue. The corner sore ~ occupied ny III. ~
-,ne f. Beveridgea "a "A drugstore anu commands
= ,,oof business. Tho upper potion IS used Tor
rs.Inential purrOscs. Sire no. 43J - nnlaceue
10 the corner store and contains dUelhng 1oo'e;
Tho lot Is OF triangular shape WI u llul,' vi
n tret II inches on Clay. the eastern boundary
OF wn.cl /. limo at right angles with sa'd street
10 brook avenue. ......, -
he stores VIII ho sold oither separately OF
together ~ may be desired ~ sac.
frrws. Oua.thtrd cash: balance in ono nn1
TWO years q per cent interest. secured oy
trust-fcsd. .,. ,,,,,,,,-,5 :, co
ann AuciiOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
THE ENVIRONMENTS

corsist NJ n SUBSTANTIAL FOtRSDORI
EkJtk BUILDING AMI other houses "a % As
4foraee dry-xin. cngue-roOu, oc., WIN gas
stenm neat. elevators. K
Rliroai and water transportation ~ rear anu
tho c.ectr.c stree. huc in tcolr
The l.clfion ct tins property beng snch thA,
1, cannot bee otatru'tcl by other nlhl'ugH p ~
VITA fa-iiltias ior handling heavy ir"isht7 '''i.
10, -qiI and water. convenience ~ ttl'i
transit = al sections az che oiij. in@A -
t moet abrasive ana YliEHDo 9.-'
or PLANT for any mauuia 'tnfihk piI''
Tho machinery BE- in gcOi running 'Fi't
and th, building conveniently anh Sf"i'iiiil-
glIy ARRANGED Ter enc manu-. actory oi iIr'U"t' o
a.. This slia offers q r1rf Opportunity To a'-
orc wishing 90 engage at olce lh any ihHhd -
tlrag enterprise with complete p'Aht Ia W'tH-
H. above PROPERTY viii bo -oli in tie f1l-
lowing orior and on the conditions nAl teri-7
herein statc4-to VIZ:
4. rho ENTIRE WACuINEHi VIII bH oi'feI
ana wlcie. except "a" engine ana i1hrf.
.. The LNIlkE STOCK. h'tn nni-h'i am
unfinished. wlll be- ocorc! a. Wnp.t.
3. The ENGINE aui BOILER viii be oncted
together ........,.
.. The REAL FsIA Tan. IMPROVEMENT -.
O.. ILaENrIhE Ot rtll, tom personal aui
rea., VIII iren Be o'0re ~ me aggregate h.i-
ara ltuo advance "a rorniyoi upon the atgf
cato bids then tho properly VIII h' kuc'."i n4t
20 the HIGHEST BIDDER GA in' -eiaI'''
Offering. .,
TsRWt: "A - the real cstat'. one fourth
cash. balance one. tw., ami tufsr T'Gr-. yer
cent. ictere T. -e'urel by deed Jf fr.-t on tt'
personal property, cash uIl"r sou; over thii
amount nlueu-Ily note wish Interest, s1-s-
tactorily endorsed mi.
.q,e ~ pe-~ouqi pro crty conaurt"i by O.. ".
Mayn y. THOMPSON BkUNN co.,
au.O Aucuoueers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25

4 UCTION SALE OF A PRETTY
"A FRAME DWELLING ON CATHERINE
sTkEET.-By request Of the owner NO shall
offer tor sale By auction, on tbs premises, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1893,
ut o'clock r. NJ, that WHITE FRAMED
DWELLING No. 5l5 Catherine street, contain
Tug seven rooms besides kitchen. The los fronts
34ts feet By 100 feet deep TO an alley, and las
city water upon Il.
TERMS: One fourth cash; the residue IN ak
twelve, and eighteen months, with interest at q
per cent, secured by a trust-dsed.
HENRY Il stAPlEs " CO.,
sp23 Auctionserl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-25
CtPECIAL NOTICE TO INSURANCE
> AGENTS AND BROKERS or COMPE-
IkNTAND RELIABLE MEN WHO DE-
SIRE TO REPRESENT The
MARYLAND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY
OF BALrI MORE
-. ,l.r.N-rc II. mn 4 Sn- ~. LIZ NIRlINIA

AGENTS wanted in each county in the STATE OF
Virginia Wnere the company Is not now repre-
scnteQ.
The plan pursued by this company Of paying
the full general agents compensation 10 tho
agent who secures the risk rather than placing
the whole state under the control OF a general
agent has been very satisfactory
the MARYLAND LlFE-INsURANCe COM
PANY has conducted a succ-ssfui business IN
Virginia tor twenty-eieht years.
Many leading citizens Of the state hold policies
In this company. -
Assets January l, 1898. 600. 4 ~
Snrpius "a regards pol.cy-hoidcrs.... $50, 1856
Total payments 70 pOlicy-hOlders...... ., lSO,110
Persons desiring to represent toe company as
agents. or these who are engaged IN other lines
Of business but can give portion OF Their time 10
tho Interests OF this company. arelnvited 10 COM
municate with tho home Office, Nos and 10
South street, Baltimore.
WILLIAM II. BLACKBOARD,
NH 25-Sa, Tu& ThtMyli President.
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BY virtue OF n certain trust-deed. dated De-
cember 10, 1891. and recorded, in the Clerk )
ONCE Of the County Court Of Chesterfield coun-
", ia Deed Book SO. page IL, default having
been made In the payment OF ap0rtion OF the sum
OF money thereby secured. and being required so
10 do by the benehciaries hereunder, will sell
az public auction, on the promises, on
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 26, 1898,
at A o'clock q. NJ, that certain LOT OF LAND,
lying In Chesterfield county. near Granite, with
magnificent granite quarry thereon, contains
Ing eight acres.
This QUARRY contains granite Of q superior
quality. The facilities tor shipping 10 the mar
kets OF Richmond, Baltimore, and Washington
are uncqualled.
Terms: Casn as TO q note for $1,000. dated
December 10. 1891 and interest, subject 20 q
credit OF $500 paid September IA, 1899; and
81, LOCO september /. 1893, with interest," from
December 10, 1891: ana $1,000, September /,
1894. with interest from December 10. 1891 I;
the residue made known 90 day OF sale.
~. BRADLEY, Trustee.
A. J. BRADLEY y Co., ArctionserE. ~ 20
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WILLIhM IT. DLAN n VNUi
NH 25-Sa, Tu&Th'Myli Presideu

DURE LARD. sc. A POUND;
LIGHT BROWN SUGAR. &C. pound;
GRADUATED SUGAR, &c. o pound;
SILVER-kING PATENT FAMILY FLOUR.
best sold. $500 a barrel, or SOC. sack 4;
SNOWFLAKE PATENT FAMILY FLOUR,
S4.25 barre. or 2Sc. sack:
BLACklNG BRUSHES. DC:
3 pounds VIRGINIA BUCKWhEAT for DC;
BEST CITY MEAL, oO-. a bushel:
CALIFORNIA HAMS, 13c. pound.
GOOD MIXED TEA, 25c o pound;
NEW RAISlNS. &c. a poupd; NEW CURRANTS,
DC found: HOMEMADE PRESERVES,
Sc. a pound; JELLY, &c. a pound: APPLE
BUTTER. DC a pound:
ROASTED LAGUAlRA COFFEE, zoe. a pound.
10 cakes MAGIC SOAP tor DC;
NORTH CAROLINA ROE HRRkINGS ~ dozen
for 25c. OIL SARDlNES. &c. n box:
WINE, 2Oc. a quart; OLD RIk WHISKRl, 81
gallon.
Price-list mailed on application Phone $40.
). ULLMAN's son,
CD 5-ts 1S20-lS22 east Main.