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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13

By Sutton q Co..
Real Estate Auctionsor,.
1ol4 Main street
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
ov THAT
HANDSOME AND VERY DESIRABLE rnpy.
sTogY-AsD-BAsEaEsr DETACHED
BRICK DWELLING,
No. 2le SOUTH THIRD.
BETWEEN CANAL AND BYRD sTRgrrs
AND
VACANT LOT ADJOINING.

By virtue Of certain deei - t.......-
George u. Steel and wifo o. fhe lr. i.,. .
trustee, dated Deco nber 1. 1892. aal.f
In the Clerks OfficO Of kahmlrf l,,.
Courf, Deed-BooS i47 Is, page 20. al ~
required so to do by the tcneg.Iary fH...-
shall proceed - soil al public Dici "a. ..... ..
pretnlEee, on
THURSDAY, JCSB -, itlz.
At o'clock Z. NJ, the PROPERTY ...-.,.,.-
sZid deed. subject 20 an snnuifT up ann, J
charge OF s5sIss, psyanle quarterly IT,. 3D.. =
day OF March. LIST day oi JGne. g., IA. -, '''
tenber, and lst day Of December 81 al.
eyory year. which can To canrn irl U.....' .
/. 1897. by paying the sam ~ sg.T4-. .r
Tho dwelling II large. halis .rne .t-.... 81.
brick dwelling, coBtalning Nnecn 90 .I.f.i
rooms. with all the modern imurose .,,..-' n,
Ia iirst-class order Also, tnoro IS D. -. I....t
STABLE on tho lot.
The property has n frontage = g Zoo. .,
inches, mors or lcss, on the West sfl- - ~
street and runs back between psrnl..I U.... 10
feet TO sn alley 20 feet wide. he.as r...,,. =.
located. situated on one Of our pre'irst ..-.s.''
and 80 near 60 Gambles-IIiI Pax r.-t.-.-
very desirable ana attractive.
TERMS: Cash sufhcient % pay oyrars.. 4,
sale aad motto for $4,000 with inicr,.- .,,.
from April /, 1893; tho residue Upun.i.ft as.
a. the said George u. steele % his $3.50
shall prescribe and direct. ani IN Gao ~ i. i.
their failure 90 give such directions theu ia a. i.
terms as the said trustee may nina b..'
sol. CUiCtliNs, Ir.s.eo.
SUTTON & Co, Auciioneors. "a
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souq he ,sT CORNER BROAD AND SEVENTH
STREETS
STREETS.

SNS - soA ~NfS'Hf bAAO-aD o-'D IN S<N ~
STREETS.
Povelis Executor DEGREES Richmond Chan
%. cory Court entered May
10 and Juno 10, 1898.
BIZ virtue Of the above DEGREES and as execu-
tor and substitute trustee therein mentioned,
will sell at public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1893,
most valuable PRoPEkTY-coustdersd tho
choicest corner property ON tie great rotail
bouIsvard-Broad street
Tho ground fronts SO feet, moro or less, on
tho southeast corner of Broad and Seventh
streets, with depth OF 133 feet inches, more
or less, to IN alley IL feet vide, ana V entirely
covered with the large and substantiaiiy-con
structed brick aud stone edince four stories In
height and arranged In rooms. auditorium,
ssoeine. &c, suitable for theatrical and other
uses, for which purposes 10 U now being used.
The entire ousnt, including scenery. gas and
electric chandsiters, and ntsin9r, opera chairs.
aad all other Appurtonsncee In ssid building arc
included In this sale, which saas h 10 b sp-
proved By the court.
TRnxs: 0ns-shird cash and balance Ia ono
and tvo jean, evtdceeel. oy Degoslabls notes
with interest," added, and tttle rstatnod until I'll
sAs noney y paid and deed ordered by the
xxsousur esd1a6ui1sas TFUscs
4 1nnuB nDu 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13
As executor a William J. Dlssins decel,sA
! VIII, commencing on
TuIfpsnAN JvNvI5 lA4l

A> executor az william }. D4sshs leeAe0,
i viii, commencing on
THURSDAY, June -, lsDb
at O o'clock T.. ~, sell by auction 900 the p-ru.
ise- and Ia the order named be,Js, u' 10
loving PROPERTY:
First. HOysE AND LOT On co-nor II Henry
and Leigh streets, containing tour uuma
Second. BRICK STORE with GOOD DWELL
INGabOye, with lot - SI2Xlu- t.ct o. 4l.b
corner Clay and Harrison stress.
Third. Lon 30 g-l.xlQ2 feet to alley On tlsT
street, adjoining the above.
Fourth. LOT on Harrison street. bct~ce3 tAf
and Leigh streets. ~ O-I2xSO feet
Fifth. HOUSE AND Tor 20 t-l@KND f.@i -
Harrison street, adjoining nbo'e' ~.i- i'-f
rooms.
sixth. HOUSE AND LOT On Uarr's.n .sreoh
adjoining the above, 1880 fcct. STaiogfff .n-
seventh. LOT on uarrisOu s.rou., ~. J..-' 3
the shove. l71SO feet.
Eighth. DETACHED ROUSE Win LOT .IfsV
feet 90 Harrison street, AL linlus Ito -i.'
with I'VE or six rooms, and no good eTier' 'ii- =
FRIDAY. JUNE l0IH,
az {, O'Clock. the following PROPERTY;
First. SIOkR with DWkLLlHG above, iNL
24xli0 feet 20 an alley. situated 0u br.al -
tween JonrOc aid Madison streets Nn 3-'.
Second. STORE with D"klilNF Ato'' ~
Broad between Henry and smith -'r'r-a -
520-with LOT % 3-l2xl45 fect T. a'.','
Most OF tho above consist ~ god il' r'te-'
property, nEi will be sOli a. c..so ~ ile ava
Of Willam 4. Duggius, decoaeei.
TERMS: Easy. JOHN %. Dtl0lA,.
ioli cA %. 1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13

The regular meeting OF Pickett Camp
was held LAST night. with large attend
ance. IL was decided to have the ami
versary celebration of tho organization on
july 4th at Ru1d's place. which is about
ten miles from Richmond. Oh the james;
River division OF the Chesapeake and
Obio iailroid.
The members of the camp will attend
the uuveiling of tho Confederate monu-
ment IN Portsmouth on the 10Th OF the
month.
A letter from 4. Harrison Jones, scr
ceant of the Richmond Fayette Artillery
relating 10 the capture OF Plymouth, WINS
real by Comrade Loehr.
Seyernl new members were elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13

In pursuance u the decree ofJIler f... n
the aboye-named cause, the urie-sfU . ....
cisl commissioner, viii sell ~ plJic ~ B. .. q
the premisce, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13
BY Cabell & Wilacl.
Real Estate Auctfoue ~

COMMISSIONERS SALE BY PER.
OIIC AUCTION OF THE kUfR Yl..
GATED AND DETACHED THsEt. ~
STUCCORD BRICK DOUBLE DWELLING A.
1901, on THE NORTHEAST tuRN.k .3.
CLAY AND TENTH STREETS. FE.,. ma
RESIDENCE or THE LAlE &H. LOUISA 4.
WHITE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13
BY Sutton & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1914 Main street.
NOMMISSION ER'S AUCTION
SALE
OF A LARGE BRICK TENEMENT
on THE
WEST SIDE OF NINETEENTH STREET
BETWEEN BROAD AND GRACE STREETS
KNOWN AS
M 90 NORTH NINETEENTH STREET.

Sarah 3. Clarkel Decree o, Richmond Chan
Va Gerry Court, entered June
Clarke and ais. q, 1898.
In execution Of q decree In the above-namod
euit the undersigned, special commissioner ep-
pointed thereby. shall proceed TO sell at puohc
auction, upon tho premises, on
TUESDAY. JUNE -, 1893,
ut 80 O'Clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY described es
above Tho DWELLING contains ten rooms, be-
sides detached kitchen with t6o rooms. lnere
is also a frame stable OF the lot
Tho lot tronts2j feet on Nineteenth street ana
runs back between parallel lines Isl feet TO an
al ey Is feet wide. ,
TERMS: ono taird cash: the balance az SIX ana
twelve months for negotiable notes. win IN
forest added from day of salc. aud tho title re-
tglned until all the purchase-money IL paid and
a conveyance ordered by the Court.
". j. LEAKE,
special Commissimer.
SARAH p. CLARKE. PLAINTIFF, AGAINST CLARKE
1T AIS DEFaNDAsrs--IS TIE CHANCERY COURT
or TIKI CITY or RICHMOND
/, Charles W. Gotdin, Clerk OF said court,
certify that the bond required Of the special
commissioner by the decree IN SAID cause OF
Juno g, 1898, has been daily given.
Given under my hand this oh day OF June,
1893. CHARLES W. GODDlh,
"a Alerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13
BACK FROM MllWAuKeE..
Richmond Visitors Greatly Pieased-A
Dound OF Receptions.

DIR. Hugh NJ Taylor and wife returned
SUNDAY from Milwaukee,. where the Doctor
went TO attend the annual meeting OF tue
American Medical Association. DR.. hun
ter McGure and wife and two daugh efs,
DIR. Lewis Wheat and wife. and DR.. landon
II. Edwards returned Yesterday. Inc rest
of tne Richmond party, consisting OF Dr:
C.. w. L. Brock and wife, daughter. and
son and Or. j. A. White are in Chicago.
where all the party stopped over ior
while.
The address of Dr. McGlire, the retiring
president Of the association. attracted q
great deal of attention, and Is published
IN full in the journal Of the ASSOCIATION.
THE ADDRESS.
He speaks in high terms Os the work be-
Ing accomplished by State medical ex-
aiming boards IN the matter OF raising
the standard Of medical education. urges
the profession to an earnest euort TO put
a stop TO the sale of secret and poisonous
medicines, and discusses at length the
sublec. OF quarantine.
MILWAUKEE HOSPITALITY.
DR.. TAYLOR. in conversation with n DIS.
PATCH reporter. referred In the hghest
terms t. the hospitality OF the citizens Of
Milwaukee and says that some of the resi-
dences there are simply palatial. Tuesday
night the medical profession Of the city
gave magnificent reception to the visiting
members of the association, and on We'd
nesday night there were receptions at the
following private residences: DIR. and Mrs.
William Mackies'. Dr. and Mrs. William
Fox's, Mr. and Mrs William Wahls, MIR.
and Mrs. Frederick Pabst's. Mr. and Mrs
Frederick Abhott's, and DR.. and Mrs Louis
+. Franks THURSDAY afternoon the ladies
accompanying the members of the associa
ton were rendered a reception at the
Athenmum, and Thursday night there was
| q grand concert in honor of the visitors.
DR.. and Mrs. Taylor both expressed
| themselves AS having thoroughly enioye'
| the visit. The Doctor says the Columbian
| Exposition is an immense affair.
The association will meet IN San Fran
| cisco next year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13
BY James II. crenshSS'
Real Estate Agent ami Arcihoee'
No IL north Eleventh street.

DOCK-STREET PROPERTY rVn
DsALE.-By request Of the owner, VIZ o, sos
nonresident and anxious 20 soil. WI '"''
sac BY public auction, on the pFenis'eS
THURSDAY, JUN is. 1898
At O'Clock p. NJ: shss vALuAsLs a 10.
LOT frousins 2&4 fscs On sae scum s'so a. ~ tns
west snd slsssd,ng baek secns IsS n lsU ss,.
dosk property q ths ChssapsaAe 80 ia
49, S~,n IA = bounded 90 the sess oy ~ ~,
Icc's os,cs vsrshease. rcis properly - a. AZ
~ shsr,osts sood chance ios seipps's -.
osssu havins basinsss On shis ss'ss-as'A'
7SnDs Apnosa1,xn I ~ Il c1xunaAv.
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DECEIVER'S SALE AT AUCTION.
Byu. A. Mccurdy, Real Estate Auctionoer.

y
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
L LOT FRONTING FORTY FRFr on THE
WESTERN LINE OF 1WENTY-FOURTH
STREET BETWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY
SrREETS.-In execution Os a certain deed of
trust bearing date on the 2Sth day Of May, lsO2,
and duly recorded in Richmend Chancery Court
In Deed-Book l46 A. page 3J3, being required
50 10 do by tho holder Of the note tser IN se-
cured default having been made In tAe inyment
of the same, Will offer for sale on tho prem
ises on
TUESDAY. june 13, 1898,
at o o'clock Z. 81, tho aforementioned PRO-
PERRY, which has q front OF 40 ieet on tho
western line OF Twenty-fourth street by depth
on lts southern lns VI 1872 feoi, and runs back
Oh It's northern line irreguiarly 10 n point near
Clay street. with a width on its rear OF about
l45 feet. A plat Of the same made By nessrs.
Redd & Son can be seen at the ocice OF the anc-
tioneer.
Building sites In this locality are becoming
scarce, and this property should DO eagerly
sought for
TERMS: While the deed requires cash 1t Is pro-
bable that liberal terms VIII DO given At tho
time OF sale. II. A. AcCURDI,
1913 Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13

White, who sues. etc, PLAINTIFF luthe Cta..-y
riD4rt Df .t.. ~
White, etc, defendants. ~ Ki.lr.ct
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at $50 o'clock +. NJ, the REAL LSrAT. rot.--,i
10 IN satd decree. Il hong ths a'os..fs.rnf a.
DEslRADLY- LOCATED THkEE->Iu. Sal.
COED BRICK RESIDENCE ~. lHnf .Uu..
northeast corner Of Clay ant Teufl .l-..,- ..
the city OF RichmOnd, Va, ami t..ag l a-s..
substantial and wellsrrnnseI tog..e i... .l..
with Kitchen ATTACHED, having fhs .-.l. 80.
yeaicuccs. and which n "A moderate r.~. .fl q
made very attractive.
The lot front. 80 feet on Clay street 4ail4.A
depth Of al feet ani : in hes
TERMS One fourth cash. tllaur, 90 ,i %. in.
etslmenta by negotiable notes a. -. -se....
eigntsc months, with interest a1LnI f-.. 81
OF sais. end the Tito 10 te retained I|u. f-..
tire purchase-moDey is paid ani = usafsH.t
ordered by the court, or the pur-ha-e. .t. -
oil cash. X. CARTER s.Nl ..
~uorill tsu.r.I .-. hap
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13
By F. A. Catlln, Auc;iOneer.
5 and north Eleventh street.
DEA TIFUL AND WE'LL
ARRANGED CHURCH-HILL DWELLING
AT AUCTION.

Os TUESDAY, JUNE 18TH,
at $50 o'clock p. ", | will sell the very
ATTRACTIVE DETACHED, NEW DWELLING
situate No. 419 Thrty-nrss street, between
Marshall and Clay. This property has Just becn
completed and las all modern improvements
The lot fronts % feet aud extends back 10 feet
20 an alley 10 feet vide.
TRIMS: VIII be made unusually cool.
le9 L. A. CAlLlN, Auctoneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13
ELECTRIC CAR SPEED.
Counc eli Committees.

Ate O'Clock this evening the Council
Committee on Relief of the Poor will hold
irregular meeting in the Council chamber.
The special committee consisting Of
Messrs. Noble, Seay, Turpin. Epps, and
TAYLOR, appointed by the Committee or
Grounds and Buildings to consider the
proposition of the HOLLYWOOD Cemetery
Association, to purchase the Clarke-Sprinl
property, will meet committee from the
HOLLYWOOD Association at the office of the
City Engineer at O'clock this afternoon
The Holly wood committee consists o.
Messrs. +. o. Starke. A. Bargamin, and
George ID. Peasants.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01
\ New superintendent.

Rev. t.. Lyman Hood, who il we'll.
knuSn throughout New Mexico, having
resld-d at Albuquerque and Santa he
Tor several Years, sends the following
letter, winch IT. sell explanatory;
CLlNrL,Np, o., June ~, 1881
Ihu- llugl"-, ''ir'"r r'lf.u, Albuquerque, y. Vi.
Dear SIR Among many pleasant m-tu.
uries uf my ME IN the southwest IL oue
that worthy srrhugers. who go 10 make
their humcr ainpng her people. are al
aaSs greeted ard made 10 feel ut home
And remembering also that Tn CITIZEN
IN like manu-r WELCOMES the coming
and speeds the parting" TAX. pleasure
~ introducing - yuu my successor, the
Rev. Edward Il. Ashmun, who has re-
ceutly been elected superintendent ~
the work ~ the Congregational church
in New Mexico aud Ari2pns
Mr.. Ashmuu comes To- hls rrspnns. bls
po.ltion admirably equipped For It's
duties 10y broad culture and v,d. tx.
p.rl"ucr. III" II ~ years - age and u
native ~ ONO, Aftrr careful prrpsra
ton hr entered Tabor college and vas
graduated IA ls1S lie immediately al
tered upon post graduate ~ udi.s IN Yale
unlv.rslty, where h. Wa graduated
bachelor of divinity, IN 1891. For tive
years he has been pastor ~ the we'll
known Boulevard church IN Dsnver
liIs purity ~ NJ. and successful work
have won mm hugh regard, AlOuquer
que ~ fortunate IN gaming 10 valuable a
citrI"n. T. LYMNN lluop.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01
on rHE ATLANTIC rA,Isi,
Notes Nm Route from our Travelling
Correspondent.

MISSION HoI.nRuok, june ~, 1879.
A good many Of your readers Will re-.
member that IN Decem Der last score Of
rnrn IN Albuquerque went Wild over tn"
san Juan country, and there are some
who still banker after the hidden treas,
ure, thought To pSlst IN the river. No
place Ia Arizona had the fever worse
than WinslJw, and there are but few who
did that care TO refer To the fact. One
u the number who left his business 10
make teuderfoot tremble Thus mcr.
chant WAC one IT party who pulled out
we'll equipped Tor season GU the San
Juan, 1t happened that there was one
~ the teams Of n balky disposition and
the trouUl. II gave the party IN drlv.
ing over roads hub d-eI IN sand, crossing
streams aud climbing elevations, can bet
ter be- Imagined than described. Speak
ing of crossing u stream, thus
gentleman said that in crossing
stream the lenders baked. There
tue load piece meal 10 the
opposite bank. While doing this the
lower limbs OF each man became be.
numbed and all feeling WAS lost and that
n knife thrust would scarcely bs felt.
THIS was but one Of hundred incidents
which might be narrated. Ga the river
small PARTICLES OF gold could he discern
ed, but not enough 10 pay II worked,
No doubt further up the prospects were
better, but only men OF means with the
proper machinery were capable 81 oper.
atIng. On the road home the cry would
20 out to those destined Tor the San
Juan, 10 turn back, but It WAS not heed.
ed aud ON they went, Ia due course,
the returning parties were ~ nurlerous
tina, /, became settled fact that there
was nothing in H." and the excitement
subsidized. 4 whole book could be- writ.
ten up from the experiences related by
those who made the trip-tully Ia
mllea,
Lou Mintzsr came in last week from
San Juan and reports number ot men
working on ,he GaOel claim where some
machinery is operated. Additional ma
chinery 10 on the way from San Francis
co, To 40 in via durango, this being the
beat point to operate teams from. The
GsOel camp 10 IL mlles weet OF Bluf
CITY. Colo, Themes south about II miles.
Water 10 very scarce, but when there IL
abundance the prospects, viii be better.
No specimens have been sent out, yet
the projectors look forward to grand 70
suItS, Some parties will leave WInslow
mex: month 20 JOIN the Gabel camp.
To Agent +. I, Asplnwall ! sm greatly
indebted Tor iavors, aud the introduction
Of 30 much news IN THE OiT,lES from
Winslow 10 due 10 the gentlsmAu's Of.
forts 10 my behalf, Aside from his du.
Ties at the statioa, Mr.. Aspiuwall directs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01
Every Dose Effective
IIrN ~ Las cgRs

DR. J " Goh, the veterinary -utssi
vel. kuuNr IN uIs rtty, IL nuN ~ lid
dad. In -p"rkrg about Las Vegas 4
doctor tod the Advertiser the tui,uul|
Dr. ] " Gu'T, the veterinary surssl
returned Nrsirrdhy from "a rev days 4
at .As Vegas. "a" doctor says I
hrHd Nv cIty ~ experiencing ~ df.aa
iruuth, aud som" ~ the people 4
thinking srrIuu-y ~ rrrklng uri
cation. The dry atmosphere Is
rVagurating the water stored ~ tie
rrNnltr, ard uuir-sa ram soon Ni-Itsa
srr'tuu, the prpu,ac" vii Ice ~ n "
plight
DR.. VI. j. DH,,s, ia u prominent I'd
cIHu ~ I-Wl., tdrs county, luAA,
has been actively Engaged "a tie n
tIct ~ m"dclue nj that plHc" ~
past thlfty tive Years On tie 1fW
May, Vhils IA dee MuIurs Ell raI,
Chicago he wH- -udd"uly taken Mt
attack ~ diHrrluL llHyiug sold e.
herlaln's cole. cholera aud dmf;o4
remedy Tor the past seventeen ~
and knowing lts reliability, he proc
u - cent bottle. tSu dunra ~ whlrl \
ple,ely cured him. Tn" excitement
change " water and diet inr ieri
travelling often produce u dRri,&
Every one should rtnrur" ~ bottle q
remedy before leaving home Flt
10y I. II. Burgess y Soma, druggIs,s
Deputy Sheriff Wilton, ~ San M,s
ahp came here Sunday night and
terdn! captured John Kemp, VITO ~
al from SoCurru with n lot u muiisv
horses sud hver! goods, Is eth %
city, aud has orders 10 ALLOW k'u;
sell IN stock Tor the PURPOSE Of ~,
/ the mortgage. II sufficient sal-e
not made to day to lIit tn. debt, I'D
will be taken h. San hiHrcisl 10 ma
morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01
G.nIIup'- tir-i rae

H. ,ts account ~ the ,iauup tire, IL"
cleaner states that the total lose vii
uu, nl. short ~ SlO,Or, and those who
rulvrrri we're all lu-urri except the
o.nnksmtth shup, the pr ,prr'y ~ W. 4.
Maxwell The G,raurr says.
Mrs & Is. johnson. tie h"nyirst loser,
Wus insured Tor s2GH', sl,Gn IN the
RuNrl ~ Livrrpnul ard $1,000 III the
l.,rdun Lancashire
q ". Smlth, residence, injured Tor
go IA the Royal
" +. kuch.uhrrk"r, corral, frame
shed and frame stable, insured for 800
IN ~" Royal,
worth ks"ne, frame building, insured
Tor SLjO IN III" l,gaL
Al the HLnN" companies mr." represent
rd hy Hon " / urhsnO"ckrr
The Cree ''r, Coal company Iust three
ear lnads - h,y "sttma,1d ~ ~ kO, In
surrd 10y nr agent IN Albuquerque.
III" r-r urlslna,ed ~ r.ou No. II ~
the j neon house, aud Ia supposed to
ln," noru caused by the "NpIoslon OF I"
hu,p The IL the fret o." Gallup ever
Iaa, and Thursday night, IuLr -, 1871
sal, luIg he r"menh"frl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01

Washington, ID. C., June ~ A..
Gordlug 10 advlces received by the State
Department tx. Minister John Hicks
~ Peru, who has just been sucosrd-d
oy Hon, Jauica Mckenzie, leaye9 Luna
Ia day with h,s family Tor Callao on the
steamer bound for San Frnncisc D.
Minister lllcks, who was appointed 10y
prasidrn, Harrison, rhurrly after the Ia,
ter's Inauguration, ut which time he was
editor aud publisher ot the Daily NORTH.
western ut Osnkosh, WIS, has proven
one OF the most popular Americans sent
to represent, thls country ~ Peru since
the war. Both in his Official relations
with the president aud his advisors, aud
hls social rrlatlons\H'th the leading cit-
zcns Of Lrma he has been regarded as
the beau ideal Of diplomat, and since
the aunuu ncement that n change ~ al.
IN ~ lstrat,uu had relieved hlm from duty
he ms been overwhelmed with tx.
pressions u regret, both oil aud
I,ersonal According u the last adv Gee
from Lama arrangements were IN pro
gress Tor a great farewell demonstration
ts token oi esteem 10 mark his de-
pGrture to day
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01

the Tod A. u.' Co., iuui 10y frar'n that
pevcrd la,g, i.' .- 4 rr-p hal p-n
driven o,-i tn"''a ,nmp'~'"l! uhli,et.
Atug the ms,a. lu"I Then returned To-
Cuplidge, Hr' 900 ,aei S"'day m'trIog
highway man chl hrld up NJ O'clock
ont n,,tuirR 80 tuuhdge eating huus"
They ttHcl,ri alu go Lanes sheen camp,
about thirty "IS mil"s from C"puds",
4 here he "tt ~ nurs. he had hurruSrd
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