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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29
IT WAS AN EXCITING rIME.

Narrow Escape Of IN Ocean sssansr Hrso
Destruction BY Fire.
New YORK, March 29.-Ths s4sansr We
mango (Br. }, Hamburg. which arrived last uiehs,
had marrow escape from total dsstzuoeioa by
fire during the voyage 10 this port.
Capt. Wilson reports that on the 2lst instHns
in midocean. st 1880 pm, during . ssruux
northwest gale and high So, . hanging lamp tn
the saloon wss knocked from its fasssnines, SHI-
ing to the noor. where IL exploded. sad -
whole cabin was immediatsly in flames.
Capt Wilson, who was asleep in his room
forward OF the saloon, was avakeusd by -
intense heat and smoke and with Rress d10-
Guilty reached the deck and raised an darn.
All hands rushed Aft and with much difEiculSy.
owing 70 the Roadway the fire had R.ined.
caused by the high wind, succeeded viii -
aid Of hre pump. in subduing the flames, how
ever not before the interior Of the cabin vas
completely chArred and defsced Capt. wa
son Loses all his effects. cabin furniture end
httangs completely ruined. The chisf Steward
vas severely burned about the face and body.
The captains valuable Newfoundland doe r.
fused to leave the cabin and psrishsd IN -
names
The loss win reach several thoussnd Aolluux.
Had not the aftsrhouse where the sHloon = altu-
assd been completed cut o6, the vsessa vuuId
have been undoubtedly destroyed, - - Aso
had eAtned great headvay before bsing 6inoov-
srsd and With ths furious gals blowinS -
would havs avsd her. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29

THE SWORD KNOT on Army UNIFoRxs.-A
general order has been issued by the general of
the army amending the regulations of March.
1890. to provide that the sword knot FOR
general officers shall be gold cord with acorn
end. and for all other officers gold lace strap
with bullion tassel. On all occasions of
mounted duty and drill except when full dress
Is prescrioed). in garrison as well as in the
field, mounted officers are authorized TO use q
sword knot of plated leather or webbing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29
MURDER NOT MEANT.
Convict Latimer Did Not Intend to
Poison ANY One Fatally.
EXCITING FIRE ON AN OCEAN STEAMER
Applying for Free Tickets to the
Worlds Fair.
OTHER TELEGRAPHIc NEWS.
CONVICT LArIMER.s REcarTuRE.
He Declares That He Dtd Not Intend 70
Poison ANY One FATALLY.

He Declares That He D,d Not Intend to
Poison Any One fstsiiy.
JACKSON. MIcH. March eat was O'Clock
last night when man entered a country store
at Jerome and asked for a pair Of boots. A
young man standing by whispered in the clerks
ear: That's latimer"
The clerk nearly fell down
Run out and tell father" !" he said family 10
the man who had recognized I.atimer. The
young man slipped out OF the store TO inform
the proprietor. BY tins time IAtimer. who
realized that he was recognized. left the store
having purchased cheap pair Of boots a pair
OF socks and a pair OF buck mlttens. He passed
between two stores, struck the railroad track
followed it a short distance and took the trav-
eled road back the he had come Coming
20 the road leading to Hudson he started up
that He did not run, but walked AZ . good
gait.
After a few moments " confuslon at the store
the two yo1nc men followed down the road and
soon overlook Latlmer. They were walking
along by the side of him. fearing to Law hands
on HIM. when the constable Who had ioined
the pursuit, drove up and iumped from his
buggy.
de tapped LAtimer on the breast, saving:
''lou are Latimar: / want Won"
Who is latimer!' smilingly inquired the
fugitive
''Yon are. and want YOU"
al neve~ heard OF I.atimer that knov NJ
insisted IN. convict
He made no resistance whateve- bu. x.rscs
back = mile and a half 20 the VILLAGE with hi,
captors. He was tired ont ana conId No, nav.
made anv resistance IL ne had wished 20
In paving FOR the boots and o,hsr .r.i.l..
Iatimer handed ont one OF the IS pieces taken
from the ,,oc,ets Of Geo H.irhr uihon, r. "a
murdered tNentv-four hours before Iatimer
Was recognized bv his st~iped ebirt winch he
tried TO keep covered up, and by his prison
trousers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29

Axraaesmsats Mads for That vsssal Asrraks
Part In the Review.
Secretary Herbert has arranged With Cramp
d Sons Of Philadelphis 10 have the cruiser
New York prepared for participation in the
naval rsvisw. and work on The vssssl win be
expedited with that object in view. A The
vessel viii hardly b In condition By thas time
for its formal acceptance and commission by
the government she win be present In IN inde-
pendent capacity, rspresenting. however, Q
prospective addttion 20 tho Amo9ioan navy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29
WORK INTERRUPTED.
The Crowd Of Visitors Was 90 Great IN
DEPARTMENT..

The Crowd Of Visitors Was 90 Great IN the
Department..
The uptown departments we're thronged with
visitors today, mostly political. who made mp
for the time they were compelled to lose yester-
day. The Secretaries had scarcely . minute 10
themselves, and were practically unable 70 At
tend to the regular departmental business. The
question has arisen - to the expectancy Of
amending the Presidents order prohibiting the
reception Of visitors at the departments on
cabinet days, 90 ne to include one or two more
days Of the veek. II today's experience il re-
peated throughout the week the heads Of de-
partments will have to transact al their oficial
business on Tuesdays and Fridays and surren-
der the remaining four secular days Of the week
to the ofice seeker and his friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29

Mr.. EDw. A. MosELEY. secretary of the inter-
state commerce commission. was today admit
ted to practice before the United States Su-
preme Court upon the motion of Gen. Patrick
A. Collins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29

WoRLp's FAIR MILITARY DETAILS-The
superintendent Of the Military Academy at
West Point will detail one non-commissioned
engineer officer and two first-class priva;es for
duty a; the worlds fair. The commanding
officer of Willet's Point. NY. will detail one
non-commissioned officer and four first-class
privases for like duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29

NEW APPoISTEEs.-Mr. E. T. Whitney, the
new assistant attorney general. though con-
frmed BY the Senate, will not enter upon the
discharge of his duties until the latter part of
April MIR. Abraham Y. Parker, whom Mr.
Whitney is to succeed. is now engaged in trying
several important cases in the Supreme Court.
Secretary Carlisle today appointed Millsrd B.
Hereley of Chicago. ILL.,, special inspector of
customs, vice Kehoe. resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29

Mr.. Thomas HoLcoMB. the new fifth auditor
of the treasury, qualified yesterday and entered
upon the discharge of his duties today. He
was accompanied to the department by Senator
Cray OF Delaware.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29

SUPERINTENDENT OF IMMIGRATIoS.-It is
understood that the appointment of ex-Repre-
sentative Stump of Maryland has been agreed
upon for superintendent OF immigration. The
nomination was expected today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29

GEN. PATRICK A. COLLINS, the new consul gen.
eral at London. will dine with the President to-
night and leave for New York in the morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal
revenue, Si6S, ,s2s; customs, ss33.l33.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29
To Subscribers.

Subscribers to The STAR who arc
served by route boys will confer
favor by promptly reporting to
The STAR Office, either in person.
by telephone or by mail. any negli-
gence on the part of route boys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29

Cash on nand ana in the hands Of
agents snd deposited in banks and
other GepOsl-9ri->, and in transit.
since received anu inv vested ......
Reai estate uninc1mbeTed. including
purchases under fOrec fo<ures-
Binds and stocks owned by tire com
tdLS -.------------- -----.--.------
Loans on bond and MORTGAGE (first
lCA-,y - = % - o. o - % d. . .s- ss .
Debts otherwise ses-urrsi. Collateral
loans on stocks and bOnd-. .-..-.
Interest and rents due and accrued,
deferred premiums. anu other Sc
Curlrles. ...............----
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Nsv York Osoe. ss Potter Building.

THE EvEyTSs star is served TO sIbsrribrs IN ~, :.
eify ey carriers, their account 10 cents ps-
week ~ 4+c- per month. Copies at tn. rountar .
c-nis zach By nai-anywh.re in the United states or
CsnsdA-pO-taRe preraid-oO cents Der month
SAr-RDAY OUsDRUPLE SHEET STAR al OOp.rva.r
with foreign postage aided, $500
IFn:srsd al the Post Once at " Washington ID G ,,
s-cOnc-cisss nail matter.l - -
- AL mail subscription. rnr,.. h. D.sd in ,,~...
Rates OF advertising made known on appI.rstion-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29
SPECIAL NOTICES

FSI Y. . t.-!HE MEhB BEE> or UNION
meet At their hall THIS Wednesday EVENING At
So O'Clock to make ar-sngemenfs tor The fuDsrsls ~
Brothers Leopold Msrlier and Levi No-genthaI A
full attendance requested. By order Of the Noble
Grand. RICHARD ENfMONS
II Rec SaSsy
<STRIEND>HIP LODGE. No. ll,LO.GT-
~ Members will attend funeral of Mrs EMMA
WINTESS from her late residence, :Se.I X St n. e..
THURSDAY March 10. at 9:'}u O'Clock .. j. EDW.
FOWLER supt IT.
kSMkSONIC.-A SPECIAL COMMUNICA- A.
~ tion of Lafayette Lodye, No IA. +. A. A NJ.
will be he'd at Masonic Temple, THURSDAY EVEN
ING. March 20. 1893 al $50 O'Clock. Work. f. &
deg--e. BY order order of he ".
&-AooUIRE
PROPERTY
And your financial credit will estab-
lish itself. There is no secre. to sue
cess Success comes TO those who
WORK in tie right direction for it.
Perhaps may be able TO suggest
to you how TO succeed in real estate
matters. Call in and see u.s.
b. H. WARNER co.
1t 9l6Fst NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29
The Time
Has Passed

for banks to get the of ones money year in
ana out without making adequate return. If you
have surplus cash why not make it something
instead of alowingit TO remain idle in bank where
it yields you income!
Persons who have money which is likely to be needed
at Gny time will find DEMAND" CERTIFI-
GATES OF DEPOSIT most desirable and profitable
method of employing their funds. they payable
on demand. and at the time yield the holder ,
per cent net. We also issue TIME" CERTIFI-
GATES OF DEPOSIT, which for the benefit of
those who will not have for their money within
specified tme-These draw per cent interest in
three months. , per cent in six montns and per
cent in one year
es-We especially call attention TO superior bank
ing realities. People an all traks OF Ire uiH Jfad
this a most conysnien. and sa:istac'ory Banking
House ruth rhich to open account, either large
small.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

K~TENrH SERIES.
CITIZENS EQUITABLE BUILDING AssoCIA'N
OF GEORGETOWN. D. c..
CORNER 31sT AND NJ STREETS
The Citizens Equitable Building Association OF
ae April meeting o; the assoeiatiou Monday. Anrii
To- ls& goo na ma es 81 per R share per month Ad-
ais st Of cs! per cent per annum m First
Of w be- on.p Se
Thursday and Saturday previous to meeting from
Advances made on second Mon4ay OF each month to
s. THOMAS BROWN. President.
EDSAK Ri FRIsBh; y President.
mh2e11t EDGAR p. BERRY, Tressurer
SIMPSON ULTIMATUN.
they they are are not not eredi,sbie to us me
one You Of can b yet t,,oIi1S 5 9s made bUp GD by
New Y9 Tsa cS,,as Bs'Gn-6". 2n dn. sOT WI I.
we'll W as ea reahy-mads eaahsSn Ss s%is Sns MS as
we have forR %as NJ orr m;na, and hit j;
We sse a.e taroush masing s25 sm's But
saus s ss' TO osr se s sz1a Hnu "s suit tS n.f
viii ''suir' YOU. as we'll as be a CT dit
Of Of s Spring sny eu at SO, the VOW %naS%ia Should
G. wARFIELD SIMPSON.
p. 18TH AND SITS. NV. mhc9
1rS LOWER PRICES FOR MONUMENTS.
our only reason for qnotins special
i5aas o: Marble Monnmsnts @ Sit.'es AL NEW new de- de-
signs ssns) and have two car, car loads on the way:
Mse-e to at nut them r6sse SPECIAL snHT
ought ea aros iS sG ro saF Ss Ssd fd5
had bad Of the suppls-Barry. VI: and
: eSstv sat Sat in the the Gnion GGaSs 'n0ne'1ai we as
rree I our ~1rs es and inc auGs nSe sepr ehs ar
nead.:ones; $50 nr: Quite snowy Mon
J. Z. NAMING. cor l4th and SITS 1ih2a-n
S<>PAsSIoN WEEK SERVICES AT ST
tysry T. sSsaipS s1 .his xffs 10 s.sSrday
Come! Com q '00' ffuAs H. Every O'ag mhs hsS9s
xASTaREE DESIRABLE CONNECTING
a' very issfS iIpsGoaFs SC ,rs FOR
- TIE ,ceather "a tikeiy to continue ,air untd
e.Gaay and tareate"'ng NTH learner. sOuth~es erty
Schooner Game Cock" from
Norfolk r., .liss has Just arriye,i 4 a: & Biiey,s
and Il. 10 n c. Flooring.
Mr.. Libbey has Just returned
from "trip to the south. VINE e he
purchased an immense stock of
f;sths. which has arrived. lis
the only .mDleie stock of Laths
Kinds. The n G. Pine all we
thenssnd s%Hn todfsSn,y II Sa1s " e,Sehe S@ rss
I1uths' Let us supply you
LIB BEY. B1TTING MILLER
Lumber. Nit Work and Buitiers' Hardrare"
Cor. 9th and n. Y. ave NV. mh29
HSTHE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER
~ Poor alignment and the i'm
preston from dirty type
typewrtten matter looks
Remember. ,re l1iU very. very BAD. You can
dtoU you % csnts come rilis bv using the
far .onr old typs- ''SMITH PREMIER" which
urster Ribbon al er- has rapid typeclean
change YOT netcOn brush; and with It's superior
mechanical construction. gives
- - you permanent alignment.
HENRY A CLARKE Il son. .cl5 + Inh:S-.,m
0CORRECT EASTER "BONNETs" FOR
- Me-.
BE careful you may get fa- away from the
2roper shape in picking your sp ing hat. Stick TO
Knox OF America or - cath" of London and
you VIII be sure strike IL right.
= ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29
Woops & Co.. BANKERS.
1922 F STREET n. w. mheo
G. L. HAvrssER

G. L. HAvrssrR,
Member Washington stock Exchange.
Real Es.a ate and STOCK Broker
Rooms and IL. Atlantic Building.
SSO ST. NV
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
Stocks Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or
margin.
Cotton bought and sold in New York New Orleans.
CORRESPONDENTS.
Purnell, Haganan L Co.. New York Stock Ex-
change
Lehman Bros. New York Cotton Exchange.
Lehman. Stern Co., New Orleans Cotton Exchan
LaIf,son Bros. Co., Chicago Board OF Trade
lrivate wires to New AorA. Cncaso an0 New Or
leans. Telephone 4Ii .eI1-.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29
THE EVENING STAR.

PUBLISHED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS
1l0l Psansylvania Avenue corner llth ST., bv
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
;. III. KAUFMAN. Pres'G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29
MERcHaxrs, PARCEL DELIVERY Go

STATLMENT OE TIE CONDITION OF THE
~ kQC1fA,sLF LIVE S;RASCE SOCIETY,
On fne 3lst Cav of December. 1892.
The PRINCIPAL oc- .: the any Is located at 100
Broadway. New York city
The amount OF its CAPITAL is..-..--. SlOO. 1000 90
Tie amount o. its cspItal paid I'D Is. loo. OpO 90
The ASSETS OF THE COMPANY ARE AS FOL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29

SPRING ovERCOATs.
good many men don't want to pay much
for Spring OvercoaI for various reasons
WIZ Won IooS At tbo>- have az $40, SlS
ana SD Jkev are fashionable coats. They
lock worth dCabe.
GEOhGE SPRANSY
44 sth st. mk.,lSm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29

~YoU CAN AVOID
The accunulation Of correspondence by debating
typewriter viii quickly transc-ibe the cylinders
trial. 6i9 l4th st. mha9
S~CoME IN TOMORROW
and buy your Easter Cards
and Novelties" There are many
choice ones Yet. Highest in
art" iotcea in price.
JOHN C. PARKER. ''Stationer."
6l9 7TH ST NV. mho9
Spring NOTES" FROM KEEN.
Mr.. W. R. hay. late with Whitaker
Co, Bond St, London. England.
is now with us. En0tishmen take notice.
Mr.. Theo. Van Doren. tailor. for
merly of $40 st. NV. is NOV
with us and will be glad to his
friends and former patrons.
few patterns left of those Fancy
Vest Patterns-the latest and swell
est thing for ladies. You can
make them up.
KEEN. Tailor. 1872 St NV. mhc9
E-AN UNsUEPAHSsNtP sNtkPIx,TIox
Fish, Fish and oysters served WIN our
White Wines eannOt Oe surpassed i''isi-ii by tne
dainsiest creation Vet conrocted by chef
TITS eombinson hlIe Eass ssed neTe fnsa hsn
words tel Ans above three
Whise Wines at 40c qt.
-KALoN WINE con MPANY.
614 l4th st. n. W. Telephone 99s. mh29
&xSA A. MEDIGjSE rt.Iol p,S,l.,as T2E YoUii
tctnei which will cure you of thss
'tirsG fee.ing." caused by using Ji.e
Old methods dIspa;cfIing CORES
pondence and other literary work.
The monograph Is a regular slayer
coLUMBIA PHoNoG2.PH Co, e97 st. NV
E d. EAsTON. Pres. M 4. +. CaoMELIN. sec.
x~cHocoLAT MESIER offers rhat the
most particular epicures seek and alt medical men
desire: A wholesome. agreeable food Of a decided
Ten0rdtinG gotcer. A sample cup serred free 10
everybody at oar demonstrat,o counter all this
,reek.-Try it
ELPHoNzo YoUNGs CO.. 42s NINTH ST.
Wholesale aud Retail. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29

State OF New York. city and county Of New York S.
THOMAS d JORDAN. comptroller, and Will
LIAM ALE.NASDEk. secretary Of the Equitable Life
Asorance Society of the United States do declare
and say thar the foregoing statement the condition
OF said socety on the LIST day of December lS2 is
nation. knowleise ana belief
THOMAS D. JORDAN. Comptroller
W ALEXANDER, secretary
Msrch. ls23 1~' III
tSea-l CHAS. EDGAR MILLS
Notary Public for New York county in New Yo-k
1895. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-29

slo3 GOO. .O52 on I
LIABILITIES.
Total liabilities. including re-
serve all existing Iol.cies a per
cent standard .s121 SO o6 -
surplus 81. 1SJ SD ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-27
UNIVERSITY ALUMNI BANQUET.
IL VIII be Held ut the Commonwealth Club
Tomorrow Evening.

The banquet OF the Richmond Alumni
Association of the University OF Virginia,
which will be held tomorrow evening.
promises to be an imposing affair. and
one Of great interest to r hundred or
more Of loyal sons of their alma mater
in Richmond.
The banquet was al first announced 10
he held AT the Masonic Temple, but the
Commonwealth Club has generously ten
dered the association the use Of their
banquet hall. and the offer has been ac-
cepted by the committee on arrangements.
Of which Mr. Wyndham r. Meredith is
chairman.
The attention Of the alumni is especially
called 10 this part Of the change Of place
for the dinner which will be given at
1880 o'clock tomorrow evening In the ban
quet room Of the Commonwealth Club.
About ninety guests are expected TO be
present. among them several professors of
the University. and Rev. DR.. Wilson Ran
dolph rector of the University and Pro-
fessor William NJ. Thornton chairman of
the faculty.
Among those who are to speak will be
Colonel Charles Marshall. of Baltimore.
and Rev. Randolph McKim and Mr.. Leigh
Robinson. Of Washington, d. c.
The toasts and those who will respond
"a them will be published in Tomorrow
Times as the committee had not COM
pleted the list yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-27
COUNT AUDITORS or OHIO.
Thirty One OF Them Are on Visit to This
City.

A party or thirty-one OF the county
auditors OF the State OF Ohio arrived IN
the city Tuesday morning at o'clock IN
A private car and registered at Murphy y
Hotel They are on their annual pleasure
trip. ard a fine-looking body of men they
are. Several OF them expressed themselves
as hishly pleased with Richmond. ana
spoke IN favorable terms OF the courte-
sies they had received Mt the nands Oh
many OF the Old Domnion's citizens.
Yesterday and Tuesday they drove
around the city. visited the points OF IN
terest. and spent general pleasaht uay
~ 81 Each member OF the party wears
n nre,tv badge with "The Owl Club oh
e. This morning the party will go TO Old
Point. and from there back 10 their re-
snectiye homes In Ohio. Following are
tho names and addresses OF those In at
tendance:
Iohn Hagerty. Cincinnati; J. Hagerty,
rr Cincinnati: B.. T.. Furrins. Troy:
Theodore w. Parker, Upper Sandusky;
Colin Mcdonald. Urbana; A. V. Bauman.
Fremont; w. l.. Clark. Marion; John j.
Ramage, Delaware; J. N. Walker,
Lebanon: Milton Clark. Lebanon; j. II.
Lewis, Elyria; william A. Hopkins, Gin
cinnati: ". NJ. Thompson, Kenton: A. A.
Whitney. Mount Gilead; G. Williams.
Bellefontaine; ]. T.. Cunrlin. Sidney; A.
W. James, Mt. Gilcad; Louis G. Kliptine'
Greenvilie: u. T. Thomas. Springfield; ].
IT. Dole. Springfield: William J. Brown.
Sandusky: Joseph Moses. Cincinnati:
CLYDE Mansfield. Ashland: w. II. Strange,
Cincinnati: c. G. Mcmillan. Dayton; w.
]. Ochs. Kenton: W. G. Ward. London;
w. n. Herbert. sandusky; II. w. Lewis
DAYTON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-27
7Oi, 7OS, 705, 7O7, 709, I'll Brock
Avenue, and 450 and 44O West
DuYal Street.

TINE: MONDAY, MAY lST. AT p. ".
PLACE: On the premises.
SIZE OF LOT;.sO #. front on Brook ave
10 #. front on Duval 81.
10 #. front from either
front.
IMPROVEMENTS: TWO BRICK
STORES with dwellings above, Brick
Dwellings. shop. Frame Dwelling and
/ Stable.
ADVANTAGES: The stores are just the
place where money has. can and will be
made as long as the owner wants 10 do
so. and is business man or lady enough
TO make IT, If you don't make any
money there it's your own fault. not the
places The present owner has made his
fortune there is satisfied with what he has.
and now wants to give somebody else
chance 10 acquire wealth. the dwellings
are already rented, and bring a good
rent Everything is I'm good order. so you
need not spend a fortune as soon az
you have bought n The tenants are
a good sort Of people and will patronize
your store as soon as you open it.
TERMS: I'll make them to suit any
honest man or lady one condition Is
that you will pay me some cash and the
balance with interest nj the rate Of
per cent. per annum at certain periods
and within the next three or four years.
II these terms don't suit you call and
SEQ mo.
WARNING: DON'T MISS THE SALE
AND THE OPPORTUNITY
+. II. PLUENACHER.
ap27-td Auctioneer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-27
Auction sALEs-ruturs Days.
AUCTION SALEs-Fufuro Dry"
BY A. L. Adamson,
Real Estate Auctioneer and insurance
Agent
No. Oil Hull street. Manchester va.
~, RusTEEs AUCTION SALE
OF
AN ATTRACTIVE sIX-ROOM COT
TAGE AND LOT AT THE COR
>-rR OF EIGHTH AND EVERETT
STREETS.

BY virtue of a deed Of trust dated Au-
gust %, 1890. and recorded in the clerk
office Of the Hastings Court In Deed BOOK
y. page Ga. default having been made In
the payment of the bond secured thereby.
and being directed so to do by the Boari
OF. Directors Of the Virginia Building ana
Loan Company / will sell at public auc-
ton. on the premises. on
FRIDAY, the 2sth Day Of April. 1so3'
Mt o'clock Z. NJ. that desirable HOUSE
AND LOT fronting 40 feet on the east
stda of Eighth street, at the corner Of
Everett street, and running back 10
feet. The house is very comfortably
arranged cottage of 6 rooms. The lot
is very good one. This is an attractive
home for some one with small family.
II rents readily and will prove good
investment.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay costs OF
sale. taxes, If any due and 10 pay the
balance due on said bond Of se33.7s; the
balance upon such terms as will be gwen
at the sale. A. l.. ADAMSoN'
onoo.c Trustee