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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
Partial TRAlN-ROBeERY.
One of the Robbers stopped by . Half
Awake Judge.
10y telegraph 70 the pispai


FARGO. n. d.. June 17.-Robbers got on
the Northern Pacific train this morning
near Wadena and went partially through
one of the sleepers. The porter was quite
badly dubbed about the head and told TO
keep still. Three passengers were awakened
and robbed of $40 and three gold watches.
When Judge Leech. of MINNEAPOLIS. was
reached he was awakened from sound
sleep and told so give up his money and
watch pretty d quick" Only half
awake. he replied; II don't want any,
thing to do with you. Get ont of here you
d. robber." The fellow had his gun at
the Judges head. but he got up and the
fellow backed down the aisle, followed by
the Judge. Some one pulled the bell-rope
and the man jumped of. 1t is thought
there were two or three I,en In the gang.
They were partially masked. Judge Leech
SAID II he had been fully awake he would
never have dared TO DO what he attempted
to do. as he WaS unarmpi
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A no,,rs-.na,Pn Fish,.

fCOfrespondenct OF sno H'VID0Iu III
WINDSOR. N. c., June 10. An excursion
between Windsor ard Plymouth was run
Yesterday by the steamer Berthe. There
wore more than 200 negroes on board.
When the steamer reached the Thorough
fare on the Roanoke river on tho return
trim an alteration occurred between Har-
rlson Lee and Humphrey Cooper, two
negro boys HARRISON t1rew beer-bottle,
al Cooper and Cooper drew pistol and
shot Harrison, giving a serious M not
dangerous wound. Cooper was commit
ted TO jail TO answer the charge ut the
next term of the Superior Court for this
county and Harrison IS confined 10 his
bed. Both are bad boys. and rev
months work of tho county farm and
work mouse will do them both great deal
of good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
IL TOMORROW (M0NDAY) MORNING
az l0:3O or
7clAMBsK SUITS in solid walnut and stained
g nANISoMF WALNUT wAgDROBEs;
LARGE OAK BUFFET;
4 rolls NEW MATING, 1 LARGE RU0;
COVERED PARL0K sUif-DeT;
z LARGE BED LOUNGES;
= LARGE CARPETS, 2 WEITING-DEskS:
. sEWISG-MACUISfS re. in good order;
LARGE GAsOfIN E-sTUYE-good as now;
EXIENsfON-TA -
ASINGLE LOIjNG ~. 4 LARGE ROCKERS;
: SPRING BEDS. s MATfREssEs,
4 fRIGERATORs, 3 KITCHEN SAFES;
OIL-STOYKs, COOk-SIONES;
BUREAUS. bEDs1EhDS:
q LINEN ThBLE-SPRLApS;
/ LARGE SILVER IUREEN:
SILVER KNIVES, FORKS, and sPOONS-kog-
crs's best mako.
Seats for ladies' A. y. POLLAhp,
joIS Proprietor.
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CHllDS.OREXeL HOME.
Gross Misappropriation of Funds Tho
Building Insecure.
fBv teleeroph 10 the Dispatch

lBy telegraph 10 inc Dlspatcn'I
CHICAGO. June 1.-THE International
Typographical Union decided to-day to
publish the report of the secret investiga-
ton of the Childs-Drexel Home. as so
much of the proceedings had already be-
come known. The investigation was con-
Quoted by President Prescott, OF the In
ternational Union, in person. As o result
of the investigation 1T was found, 1t 10
said, that the funds had been grossly MIS-
appropriated; that the home had not been
built according to specifications. and that
at present the building was in such a con-
dition that it IS liable TO collapse. The IN
vestigatipg committee found the Board Of
Trustees guilty of violation of trust.
and censured especially as responsible for
this condition of affairs j. ID. Waugh. OF
Colorado Springs. and August Donath, OF
Washington. Upon legal advice 1t was
decided not TO prosecute but to remove
the two offending trustees. The sum of
So, 500 was then appropriated to put the
home in proper condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
Railway Mortgage Foreclosure.

COLUMBIA. S. c., June Ill F. Garrard,
representing II. II. Eplng, trustee OF the
bondholders of the Mobile and Glrard
railroad. has filed petition in the United
States Court at Montgomery, Ala. 70 lore
close mortgage Of 81 900 on bonds is
sued in 1877. Eight hundred thousand
dollars Of tho bonds are at per cent. and
$500 600 at 6 per cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
MORE RAILROAD CONNECTIONS.
Ashevlile Wants Line to Bristol. w., and
Another Up the French Broad.

Especial telegram 20 the Dlspatch.l
AsHEyILLE. n. c., June 17.-At large
mass-meeting of the citizens of Buncombe
county here tod 1t was unanimously
voted TO ask the county commissioners to
call an election to determine whether the
county will open bonds for 800. 900 in aid
OF railroad connection between Asheville
and Bristol. Va. or some other point on
the Norfolk and Western railroad; also.
Transylvania county. looking to southern
and eastern connections Delegates were
here from Trsnsylvania, Polk. and Hen
derson counties, and from Gafney City,
=. G. There will be substantial co-opera-
ton.
Rev. DR.. Curry aud Mrs. Curry are here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
M,m Ami. Pierce Took the Medals.

fCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.J
WELDON, N. C.. June 1.-THE University
School here-Professor William Holmes
Davis. late of Petersburg. Va, head
took tho mathematics medal, also the
medal for highest average in collegiate de-
partment Miss Pierce is O daughter OF
DR.. A. B. Pierce, of this place. and is
niece OF Mrs T. p. Lyons, of your city.
The medal IN the High-school department
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Supreme-ChsDceiior Blackwell.

GREENSBORO. n. c.. June 17.-Telegrams
are received announcing that w. W.
Blackwell. Supreme Chancellor of knights
of Pythias OF the world, will arrive IN
Greensboro tuesday TO be present during
the meeting OF the State Lodge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
AUCTION sALrx-ru,.r.p ,,
by Sutton n Co,
Real gs.ats Auctlonssrs,
1914 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTToNsALg

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION sALp
" OF
IMPROVED PROPERTY ~ THE CITY n,
RICHMOND
hSD
COUNTY or HESRlCO.
Consisting or
THREE FRAME TgNTHENrs AZ VII,
SOUTHEAST CORNER or POPLAR AZ,
FOURTEENTH sTREEIS. N.AIt0l
1903. AID 1905:
TWO FRAME TENEHENTS AND OSp pp,r,
TENEMENT, Nos. i4OJ, 1SIi.A SD i,,,
EAST LEIGH STREET.
TWO BRICK TENESENTs oS Iug c.g~,
SIDE of HICKORY OK SHORT CLAY
STREET, Nos. 9gG ANDa.s.
SMALL BRICK DWELLING ON NOKrH srDe
OF CABELL STREET. so. 40,.
TWO BRICK TENENENIS AT THF .orrp
EAsr CORNER or HICKORY AND
WEBSTER STREETS, No.
400 And iO2.
DETACHED FRAME DWELLING .n-orv
ING on WEBSTER STREET. Nllt
DETACHED BRICK DWELLING. 81. AL,
WEBSTER STREET.
ALSO,
LARGE BRICK DWELLING At rHg NORTH
EAST CORNER or JAoQCGLI, AsD
CARTER STREETS, y .Us
COUNTY or HENHlC0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
BY George W. Mayo. Auciioncer.
Nos. % aud "a north Ninth street.
PHAETON. HARNESS

HORSE, PHAETON, HARNESS.
4 4 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C. Al
AUCTlON.--lwili sci; NJ my auctlon-rooms, at
1890 A. NJ, MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1893.
One YOUNG BLACK HORSE, between and
years DID, - -
A good BUGGY and DRIVING HORSE;
one VICTORIA PHAEf0N. made oy W. Z.
Smith: one 70, BUGGI-HARNESS.
Afterwards Walnut, Gas, and Poplar Chamber
suits, Walnut WRrdrobes, Bed aud Other
Lounges, Bureaus, Chairs. Tables. Reirige-
rators, Glassware, CrOckery and a large
variety Of Household Articles.
ie 1S-it GEORGE ". MAlo, Auctoheer.
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starr Outlaws Caught.

IBy Telegraph 70 Tho Dispatch.l
DESIsos. Tex, June 17.-Three of the
Starr gang OF outlaws were captured in the
Creek Nation yesterday by q posse while
nursing one Of their wounded comrades.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
THE COOPER MURDER
ARREST OF THE SLAYeRS OF The
"JAMes DAiGER'S" SKIPPER.
Arthur Courtney and Henry Taylor. His
Sailors, Lodged In Lancaster jail
His Property Identified.
especial telegram 10 the Dispascn.l

WARSAW. Va. Juno II. Arthur Courtney
and Henry Taylor (ooth colored were az
rested in Lancaster county yesterday
charged with the brutal murder of Captain
Cooper. of the schooner James Dagger. on
Deals Island, Somerset county. Md. They
ere now safely lodged in jail at Lancaster
Courthouse. awaiting tho arrival OF the
Maryland authorities, where they will be
taken for trial.
A RING RECOGNIZED.
When arrested Courtney had upon his
person q ring that was recognized as that
OF the murdered mans. At the home OF
Noah Barber, where tho negroes were
stopping. was found watch and blanket.
which was also recognized rs the property
of Captain Cooper Courtney and Taylor
are both residents OF Lancaster county.
where the latter is known to be very
rough and desperate character.
MONEY GONE.
IL ia supposed that Captain Cooper at the
time Of tho murder had upon his person
about 300. but up TO this time none OF 1t
has been recovered. though further search
will be made. Captain Cooper leaves n
widow and two small children, who reside
near Irvington, Lancaster county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
was won by Miss Rosa Lee Tlghmsn' OF
this town.
nfsIpprAREp.

J. A. sugg. Jr.. who cut and killed d. a.
James ut Hobsood, has disappeared ana
the officers are unable TO find him., Coro,
ner Gary held an inquest Yesterday ana
the Jury brought in verdict IN accord
ance with the facts already published.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18
WILLIAM FLLYSON,
ARCHER ANDERSON, Js,
ADDISON T.. HOLIDAY,
r. B. CHAPLIN s. CO.. Auctoneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
VALUABLE JAMEs-RIyER PLANTATION.

Pursuant TO decree of tho Circuit Court Of
Automatic county, entered at the May term
1892, IN tho chauCcry causes OF Francs john
son aud others -. 81. L. trank's executor and
others, ana John q. Spiece, &c, -. William \.
Turner. tho undersigned commissioners, ap-
pointed by eaid decree Tor hat purpose, VIII az
/ O'Clock T. Nj, on
THURSDAY. JuGY o. 1893.
on tho premises, proceed to sell ~ public auc-
ton 20 the highest bidder the REAL ESTATE
described In tue proceedings ia said SUITS
ana which is descIibe, ~ follows:
A TRACT OF LAND containing about $40
ACRES. situated on James river inst below
HOwardsyilc, ia Albemarle county, ADJOINING
the lands OF r. O. Noting q. ". Gilmer, ana
others. ana within short distance Of tho cJun-
try homes OF General T. NJ. Logan AMI Colonel
A. :. Buiori, and being the same tract on Nhi'h
the late William A. iurner resided. his laud
contains m excellent residence. with oeauuful
surroundings, good orchard, aud all needed
out buildings. Tao land ~ well snltei Tor a
stock-farm and - considered good Agricultural
land, especially the lOwgtOunf on James river.
Possession for seeding purposes will be gwen
after lst OF S"pteIn DOR Of any part not then un-
der cultivation. Fut pos 'ession Will DO gwen
on ths 9th day OF November next or posses
sion Immediately purchaser paying Tor crops
now On land.
The terms OF sale will he % per cont Of the
purchase money. 70 10 pad IN cash. Rnd tAe
balance u taa purchnse-noney on n cr'dit 90
one, two, and three years, with interest from
day OF sale, evidenced by bonds o. tbs plr-
chaser, with personal security deemed good Dy
the commissioners making the salo and con-
tanning waiver ~ tho homestead exemption; tho
ttlo Ia the property 10 b. retained as additional
security until the purchase-rnoney shall be fuzzy
paid. Ia case the purchaser shall pay IN cash
one third or more Of the purchase-nOney per-
sonal security Will be dispensed with.
This is considered a very desirable piece OF
property. and persons desiring 10 purchase Tits
class Of property viii do well 10 attend the sale.
For further particulars apply 10 the under
signed, /. {. MOON.
Scottsyille, Va,
JOHN h. MOON,
ID. HARMON,
Charlottesville, Va,
Commissioners.
l. r. ". Duke, Clerk Of the Circuit Court 81
Aibemarle county. do certify that tho bond re-
qulred in the above causes has been gwen by
L. {. Noon and Daniel Harmon.
Given under my hand tnls on day OF July,
1892. X. W. DC
10 4-Su4t clerk.
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rNRrSTEES, AUCIION An D.

rvRUSTFES' AUCTION SALE Or
4 TWO lois or TuE ~ul it ~I". Or
MARSHALL BETWEEN |aikIh -,L.Ot.
AND TufnTN-IHlRD STREE rs. .iil enH
FRAME BUILDINGS THERON. BY ,'-t...'
a certain deed ~ trust from i.rI. t4 T. N.rrt.
ami John j. Norman, Jr, hcr husband. fl 900
undersigned trustees. dates J'uIa.. ... lr
aui of record Ia tho Cl-rks 0'i.e f.r t--
moud Chaucory Court Dcr'-H0.k li. '. llto
20, default having been made iu f.. l.Fm.I.
of a portion NJ On" debt -e ur"i h"'t.
and having been dire-'el sl o. t' lib 60
Board Of Directors Of The Ol p0ua 1 alt-
ing ana Loan Association, W. .h1' rr ..t 10
sell al publ, auction, upon tte ar'r
THURSDAY, JU>E cog. i.'.
a. g O'Clock +. NJ. the PROPERTY i.-riri
~ above. Tho lots front 'i f'.' -a-. Ur '.f
south side oi Marshall .tr-ot ASA Il- ..'N t.-
tween parallel lines 1913 i.rf.
TERMS: CASH "a to expenses .f t.... '.f
taxes which are past rIe, AMI tre -.' t..t
a credit as 90 81 monthly i-etsii.I.s.f fli.I
without Interest, the hrs, inrtal .n'
dueoa Juno IS. 1893, ana t.r .".r '.....
ments On fle 10Th day re
month; the balance upon tetu. O ."..
AZ tho hour oi gale. dOllN D.
joins B.
IkANh I.Hf
Trustees ola Dominion bll4lus 4ll -... g.
ISOLATION. a.
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At,sns. n.ns ..ssr,nxs.

10y soI'Htapu 70 Tue Dspstch.I
ATLANTA. Ga. June l7.-Cleariugs At
lanta Associated Banks for the week,
$1,041,0 900.
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At BroadMnY Hotels.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
NV YORK, juno lie. ]. Willis. Fifth
Avenue; A. j. Marcuse. Marlborough; g..
w. Foster, Vendome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18

COMMISSIONERS AUCTIONSALE
NIOF STORE AND DWELLING, WELL-LO-
GATED, TWENrI-tIKsl AND MARSHALL
STREETS
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r. A. JUsris, PfAISufF, AGNNsr Wt..... as,
AIS. DEFFNpaNrs--lS rfB ,HAt..rT .....
or TIE CITY or RlcH8oNp.
/. Charles W. Goilin, Clerk . fl.l .H-.
certify that tho bond rriuurl orr fr. ..-..
commissioner ~ TIE decree Dbl SOFIA .l ..a
juno rs, 1898, has been dlly XIV 1.
Given under ny hand iuis D.. u Paw .f f.a-,
1913 CHARLES N. NN...,
fsl N.fr.
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BY virtue Of n decree entered April II, 1893,
In the above-styled cause, tho uniersgned spe-
cial commissioners, appointed tor the purpose,
Will sell by public auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY. JUNE ~, 1893.
at "a o'clock p. NJ. the REAL ESTATE de-
scrihed 10 said decree ami located at the sJutn-
eastern intersectol OF Marshall and Twenty
first sfreots. fronting 80 feet on southern Inc OF
Marshall. with n depth Of 100 feet % an alloy 10
feet wide. The improvements consist OK a NEW
BUILDING, in which - nice store aud dwelling
with about f We or SIX rooms. with Siio entrance.
THIS u n good and improving neignborhOod. and
this property should he q good inyestm ant
TERMS one fourth cash, and the residue In
equal payments AZ six, twelve. Hni eighteen
months for notes carrying per cent. interest
from day OF sale.
WILLIAM FLLYSON,
ARCHER ANDERSON, JH,
ADDISON T.. HOLIDAY,
Special commissioners.
r. B. CHAPLIN s. CO., Aucti0necrs.
SLATER. MEYERS & Co, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST PIT
NAN AND AIS, DEFENpANTS-IS 1uE CuANCEkf
COURT CT THE CITY or RICHMOND.
l. Charles ". Goiiin, C,erk Of said court, cer-
tify that the bond required Of tho special COM
missioners 10y the decree in said cause OF Apru
il. 1898. has been duly given.
Gwen under my hand THIS 18TH day ~ June,
1898. CHARLES w. GODDlN.
fa Il CORK.
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ws will sell BY auction, ca the promises, %
,sDAY Iryx % 1898.

We VIII sell ~ auction 1A the pio."''
ginning on
THURSDAY, JUSs %, 1898,
OF . o'clock p. NJ. aud continuing daily g lcaE
IA may De Necessary, about 800 NiCh ANb -
TRACrIyE BUILDING LOTS on Leigh 81
ether streets aud on Hermitage avenue, 0plfs,'
the Rlchmond, fredericksburg and fp'.'h9'
railroad sno ps, ana close % tho tair-ufonn'a-
These les are atfactNely p.aWei, -
fronts OF so feet by - depth % 10 feet 20 w.
alleys: are Ia the direction o. the oosi sabuto'
gtow.h aud, sold unior tho present uniaYo, 80
conditions. present an opportunity TOR oaf =
home-site at half price or ion hix spcc"'A'''
as certain as anything can BE-. III
The aucti0neers pledge themselves 20 -,
every lot offered regardless u price. ana ~
this statement they inylte snd expess ths -.
tendance Of all wanting lots for building ~.
poses or tor speculation. henaomber ,nAt 49,
who are called lucAy get rich because .es, ~
the courage ana good ladsinol. '" '~'
property Is low aud Ia no deuaai
TEgns: One third cash, snd tbo pasanso ~
and twelve months for notes. VIII in'o'"'
1aa'"' aA1 X A. cArLIN.
N. W. bowE,
~,x.F&aaAtdsd AuctioassrA
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UCTION SAIL or LARiL
"A BRICK DWELLING. WIN hH1hp lu..
SITUATED ON rHR NE>l ~lf Nr IlN.t
STREET BETWEEN JAY tE' .Ji
STREETS, AND IHKrE NA,'.'. 'N.- A.-
JOINING.-At the rellrsr IDS '' f.
restef, and in o.ier 90 s't-.r .p 4. .-,
saall ofrr for sale, 10 pItA' at no
premises, on
TUESDAY. JtSr ODD. I-'t
a. 6 O'Clock T.. A.. tha ll.r.- ' ii.
PERKY The dwelling I- q I.I- .'t-
ani-Dasercgt brick huU li-
or eight rooms. with l1t ir..fGt4I f.
wes' side ~ James street uf % .f .-.r .f ...f
Also. VACANT lOE al. l..t-
perry on the north. fronting H"E.'
TWO VACANT LOIS q. OH. n.r.H
Of james AMI Jay -frrn'-, fr. DO
each on the West side OF James -.~'-f ...' r'
perty IS situated nrrr tu' tl"-lr.t.
shops and the EItlm.ni l.s. .f.-"
where small houses are "a l.ului l.- ''.i
well.
TERMS: At saio.
ie IL SUTTON & CO.,. u-f.ou.ert
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GReENvlLLt's MUSIC SCHOOLS.
Entertainments That Closed the Com
mencement Senson-robacco Buildings

Entertainments That Closed the Com
mencement seAson-robacco Buildings.
ICorrespondence Of the Richm IT 1 Dispstch.l
GREEyvILLE. n. g., Juno 17.-This week
has been an interesting one from the fact
that the two music schools gave their
closing entertainments. Miss Carrie Cog
hill and her class gave the first recital
which was an occasion of real enjoyment
for the lovers of good music. Miss Cog
hill left yesterday morning TO spend the
vacation at her home. in Rocky Mou ut,
and will return to Greenville in the fall.
Last night Miss Hortense Forbes's class
gave an entertainment that afforded the
audience much pleasure. A gold medal,
offered for proficiency in her class, was
awarded TO Miss Sarah Hooker. These
entertainments close our commencement
season.
PERSONAL.
Misses Mamie and Ella King and Mr..
Larry Moore LETT yesterday for the Worlds
FAIR.
The stockholders of the Greenville
Tobacco Warehouse Company at a meet
ing this week decided to build two addi-
tional large priZeries. Work will CON-
mence at once and the buildings will be
completed in time tor the coming season.
Messrs. Tyron & Rawls, bankers, have
purchased valuable lot and will soon be-
gin the construction of handsome bank
building.
Mr.. Edward Randolph, an inmate of the
Raleigh Soldiers Home. Is visiting his old
friends here.
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II o r r f N I,
CTORES FOR RENT.

CTORES FOR RENT. a
No. o Governor street-complete in all It's ar
rangements-
No. 1928 ives. Main street, corner OF Lom-
hardy.
No. 224 south Pine street.
No. --, northwest corner Orleans and Second
street, Fulton.
No. -, southeast corner Washington and
Blair streets.
Apply 10 APPERSON 4 POLLARD.
slS-lt y north Eleventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18

X. A. Justis Decree ~ k-hmeaf Can.
-. Gerry ,olrt enter. ne IN,
Watkins and ais. [ day Of Juar. Is4L
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In execution Of decree IN Tho alrro.r,-..
suit the undersigned sperItl oIww.s.....- .
pointed thereby, shall pro sni :. ~. $50 81.
auction, upon the pre- MISC. tlH ADORE u.f
PROPERTY, ia tho ioioN.uk .rIr.
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Slater, Meyers & Co. } In the Chanccry Court
rs. OF the city OF hicn-
Pltman aud others. mond.
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AUCTION rALEs-Fusurc pays.

By II. b. Chain & Co..
Real Estate Aucttcneers,
No. l north Tenth street
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commencing NJ q ociork =. ". i+r nlf,g
TENEMENIS, Nos. 4oo ana g.. N.....- -
Gud1in street. Win four rooms cd. To-.
FRAME DWELLING No 4Jf Webster s--.-.
with four rooms.
DETACHED BRICK DWELLING e.. g..
Webster. containing seven ~ cIs,t r..... %
lot fronting PIX g ieet.
TWO BRICK IENEMENfS 90 tle v..f .I..
Hickory between Webster ana ,ah-. s.t....
Nos. 92s and OK. containing f.lr r...-
SMALL BRICK DWELLING Nu.t .....
street, with two rooms: Dot fronting f-k. l t..-
ON TUESDAY, JuNE -, I,.I
at o'clock p. NJ. that LARGE 1871 DIS ..g.-.
ING at the northeast corner ~ Ja..l- 4
Carter streets, IN tho county OF H'ar... sf ...
ing the western limits %. tde NIy off l..
containing eight or nine rooms, wi. "a 10. ..
ing 60Nl0O feet.
Most OF th,s property rs email. .lt r.r.. r..
aud will pay handsomely on tus .Hs.-.
Terms: one half cash balance .r .t. .r
ins.alments Of oEa ana two ysArs. tt.. ....i
20 give his negotiable notes. wl.. I..... t.-i
from day Of sale and o. kH-l tfs f.. ....t
Insured for three four.is 0 me-. ELL.
money. the title o. be retained I.-. a..
chase-mouey IA paid ans a ..nv.fa..e ... -..
10y ths court, or all cash. at far n.r.f 40
purchaser. D. IT, -l'- f.l
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The Lake Charles echo., 1893-02-10
Mn1 rnka the ResnonsIbllItn,


The statement that the Democratic
party is afraid to undertake the revision
Of the tariff Mr., Voorhees, pronounces as
m insult to the intelligence Of the men
who compose the party. "lhere never
were truer Fords spoken, " he said, "than
those used in the Democratic platform
to characterize the Republican party
policy. We have denounced it in our
platform as q robbery and fraud, and
preached il from every stump in the
country. The senate Is just as enthusi-
astic In the matter Of the coming re-
vision Of the tariff as the house can pos
sibly be, and is perhaps more set IN its
purpose. We will assume all responsi-
bility, and are ready to begin tomorrow
IL need be.
"All the Intelligence and wisdom of tho
country is not in the Republican party,
and when that party dies all wisdom
will not die, nor will all wisdom have
departed when its majority has departed
from the senate. The Democratic party
can be depended on to do two things
remove the unjust burdens Of taxation
from the necessaries Of life and provide
the necessary revenues for the govern
ment. The Republicans are prone to
talk Of our mistakes, but theirs have
been crimes II we were tyros in the
science Of government we would not do
worse than they, but we viii give tie
people relief from the burdens with
which they have been oppressed since
the Republicans came into power. The
vote Of the people at the recent election
shows wheI sin they put their confidence,
and that confidence win not DO mis-
placed New Age.