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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-23
The women's Anthropological So

WASHINGTON, d. C., Nov. %
The ninth annual meeting Of the
Women's AnthropolOgical society
Of America will be held in this city
tomorrow. An attractive pro-
gramme Of papers by members of
the society has been arranged, and
efforts are making to the end that
this session shall be the best that
has yet been held.
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to come back, with feeling of de-
light, the next winter. Let us
bring invalids here by advertising
our city.
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WARNING.

The public is notified to pay no monies
0 any persons on account OF the LIGHT
except to our authorized collectors as
written receipt, or endorsed bill from the
unders gned. T. B. JOHNSON,
Manager San Antonio LIGHT
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eHARHe eOLDs
The total sales OF stocks today were l3s,-
li6 shares, including: Atchison, -, 800:
American Tobacco. DO: American Sugar.
500; Chesapeake & Ohio. 400; Distilling.
1900: General Electric, $50; Missouri Pa
chic, 7, roo; National Lead, 4, 800; Reading,
4 800: Rock Island, q. 500. ST. Paul. 1850:
Wabash preferred, 3,00V. Western Union,
6,700.
Hops-Duil; state. good 10 choice, "a
Zoe: Pacific coast, t3efloc. London mar
ket, steady holders offer sparingsy.
METALS.
Pig iron.DaIi; Scotch. s2ooa2So;
American $i2Gi3.5a
Copper-tluict; Lake. sa6s.
Lend-Firmer; domestic, $3.50.
Tin-NominaI: plates, dull.
Spelter- Nominal.
CofIee-0ptions opened barely higher.
some months 10 points lower. ruled mac
tive and fairly easier. and the demand for
spot coffee slackened. closing easy. gen.
orally 5Qtio points net decline. Sales $50
bags. including April. Sic 20: May, $i6.o5;
July. $3.50: September, $l4 o.; October,
coffee-Rio. dull; No. Z. THc; miid. quiet,
Cordova. I9s.@ietsc. Sales. none. Ware
house deliveries yesterday. S.817 bags;
New York stock. i5s, 249 bags: United
States. stock, 1888 bags; aiioat for the
United States, 20. 600 bags; total visible
for the United States. &si, Ss7 bags against
las, year. 5f5. Ito bags.
Rio-Market firm: No. 7 Rio. Is, $500:
exchange. y ll-32d; receipts, 5000 bags;
stock, las, 900 bags.
Santos Market quiet. quotations
nominal; receipts, 1900 bags; stock. $500
bags.
Hamburg--Msrket steady; sales 1900
bags; prices il&ls pig lower; cleared to
New York, 1000.
Sugar-Rav, market fair; fair refining.
2i,c: centrifugal, % test, 2fsc; sales. none:
renned. quiet; No. 6. 5 5-i6e. No. Z.
3 s-isefss.c; No. g. 3is9s3 II lie: No. 8.
1898 is-iec: No. 10. se-ieGs,sc; No. IL,
si.Ws 7.i6c; No Il, sizes 5-i6c; No. IL.
. i5-l6c; of A, ii-leaae; mould A. ei5
@ilsc; standard A. S-i6esa,sc: eoufee-
TONERS A. 3 is-lsef4,sc: Gus loaf. i3-isl
SC; crushed. 4 ISloc: powdered. 1-io
sIit.c.
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HcTEL SONTHEEs.


The Nersh-westssn limited Issvszz Mtzneso-
osts ast - fsal every Gay IN the year for Ch-
esxo carries the Gzssi railroa4 cars which n.
wesid has ever sssH- Tssy are sespcctgyegy I.
esGs;. suaokiag saa library ear. . doahgs state
roosa sleeping car. sarastag-Foom car, q din.
ing car aa1 . private Compartment slssr-
iEx cas-. 10 teok ioassr 10 dasiga these car.
saan 70 bald tAem. 80 Fzaea xtteasss.a "a.
gwen 30 tas asssisa Pia,ses Sss sss; heated bv
sseAza- Tie wheels are tsiEfy AK iaene. ia
assHasses sai CT krurp sseel
EasA eas nss sas AIT. tsisseo.aag device ara
every ether feature esslSaes "a increase re
safety OF travel Tas sseYs. rstAnSs, gus-s,,
ste.. are ali a. sid eEass hsgAgy posishes
v Ter pea traysl - ssrs yoar usssts read va
tas North Seszera- haEtAs ia sAs ABOVE cas- a,
the sAEne rates 81 al ordinary sssSpsr Wv
taTssE. fGSes seaas assaI III Caesry susst.
sxaIs.e.
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CHICAGO ETs.
rHx boaxp OF TRADE

IHH toAkb ry sHsNh
CaicAso. April 7.--It Was q weather
market in whea, with variations In crop
reports. The majority Of the crop reports
received today made quite light of the
crop damage and the trade gave ear 20
that version OF the story. The feeling was
heavy. and while Ia was light there Was
less timidity shown by short sellers At
the close May wheat showed loss of
about &c. The spread between May and
July Is aowitsc Corn was weak and left
of with q loss for the day Of &c. Oats
were very firm for near deliveries and
weak Tor the more deferred months Pro-
visions we're in the main quiet aud firm.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat.
30 cars; corn, ioo cars oats, I'D cars; hogs.
s., 600 head.
Closing -whsst-cash. e,sse; MAY. Ssssc.
Corn-Cash. s7isc. May, Sss.c.
oats-May. 2is.e
Eye--xAc
Fiax s-e,i-sl SaisssLsi.
Pork-asv. $iLsA
i.ard-AAy. <yi2is-
Short rias-Aay. Sa3
lIyE STOCK.
Caiile-Receipss, $50 head; shipments,
100 head Market unchanged. prime ma
tive steers. 81 sses4t5, medium 81 oses - /;
Texans, S201atA6 tn
Hogs Receipts 1900 head. shipments,
: SO heaG. MaFkes active and UNCHANGED
spd closed strong. rough. heavy. sA1ses
4sse. packers ard mixed. $s.ssSSat0s
rrsms heavy and butchers weaghss, -
ss&fo; assorted light s5SsAta
sheep and ismbs~ Receipts. IS go head
Market more steady, everything sold. top
sheep, $ssaSa. top LAM Is. &A@wsS.
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TIE crock HxcHANaL

Nss Yosx. Arril THE stock market
sn very active today. There was some
London selling in 81 Paul. Louisville &
Nashville and Atchison. the latter giving
sss only /. PER cent, but the others r.
esaing =. In the early dealings the
specula;ion was weak, and fractional de-
saa. took Place. The depression Vas OF
esei duration. and prices soon took an
ssnsard turn. under the lead 81 Chicago
"as. which after decline al s's sold ap
per cent pis,sllins Was bought on the
ssf'ee Of President 6reenhus, she asserts
.ass the receni decision against The trust
sd hstle Importance. The improvement
= Tie rest Of the list VAS merely irsc
0oaal Toward IL o'clock the upward
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ssndsney vas checked By - insugurssioa
selling nevsmsns In CAieaeo c..
vnisn ~ hassd on fsas. shat soe
nsy esnsrsi Of Illinois viii de-
c'0e sgainst the company in the quo
suenso proceedings. The break in Gaa
"a me sneet cf vsakssing the entire
MARKET. and the general tendency vas
oosn wasd up to IL o clock. Some Of the
spscaaitass meanwhile made material Cd
vsncss. but In The nain the maxkes vss
nsavy q the eiose. Prices, hovsver. eou-
pared with the close yestsrday. vers ir-
regular. The changes sss very uasrov.
.ne Declines being vithia fraction. vhtle
IN only one eass vas thsrs "a advances q
ovsr fraction.
The bond market w. steady . aru.
VAN general advance in prizes. rsnsiue
mp 70 2 per cent
Government bonds-rfru.
state bopds-Quie2
fstrolsum-Stsady: Psnnsylvsais "a
sales. none; April option salss, noas;
closed S2i<e bid.
Aonsy-On call. easy ct pee esnt.
Prime mercantile paper. 3Q5k per cent
ctsriing exchange, dali and 6rrn. with
scsuai business in banker bills af
L04sh for demand, ana As7
@4s1A for sixty days. Posted rsssa.
N.se5s: commercial bulls, 81 s41ls5X
silver csrrincatss. 6is<c.
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There were flied for record Saturday o
deeds, the considerations sggrsgating
81. $os Following Is the list as furnished
by Osborne, Trempsr & Co.. abstractors Of
titles. llo Cherry street, between Front
and Second:
d. Vaughn 70 Lulu Hubert, lots J. l.
block 3, Emerald Park, $3.50.
W. ID. TAYLOR 10 C. L. Siauson, lot Z.
block ?. Lewis & Gilman's. s., 500.
ID. f. Sans to +. Z. Nevins, lots %, 50,
block Il. W / Cos lss to Kent, $50.
A. h. TilIey TO NJ. $. Norstrona, ~ lot 6.
block o. Baxter's, 500.
j. NJ. Lsyhus ct al. 10 Fannie T.. Dou-
gan. lot 81, block -, Gilman Park. ST. 3A
Annie Nj. Monster to The Grant Powder
CO., !. of an acre near Black River sta
ton. $40.
J. W. Edwards to J. f. Mcknight, lot 2,
block o. Front st Cable, 81.
James Jones to J. Ii. Burns. lots ], 2, g.
4 block -, Salmon Bay Park. SEQ.
i. VI. Matt 10 l.. Newell. Il lots in block
/, South Park Heights, 81, 800
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STATE or TRADE.

B STATE OF TRADE
& San Francisco. April Tho vegetable
market cleans up readily for early varie-
lties. The receipts this morning we're ~
sacks onions, 1913 boxes asparagus. 397
boxes rhubarb, i5s sacks peas, 1D1 sacks
new potatoes. Oregon Burbanks brought
from 60c to 9oc per GENITAL on the dock this
morning and 465 bags Of onions sold from
ts TO So. TO-
The fresh fruit market 10 very dull.
Seven cars of citrus fruits were cleaned
up at auction yesterday. A few straw
berries came in today.
The butter market IL stiil weak. but no
changes are reported in prices. Eggs are
steady at quotations. Cheese IL weak.
& The receipts Of eastern poultry are heavy
again and the market IL weak.
Produce receipts-Flour, quarter sacks,
SNt 1884: Washington, 1.4as: wheat, centals,
las; Washington. 1854; barley. csntals.
s1oSo: oats, sacks, 524: Washington. ASIA |:
corn, sacks, us. beans, sacks. 1,237; pota-
Toes. sacks. l.nsi: Oregon. 800.
RRKApsIurrs AND GRAIss.
Flour-we quote: Net cash prices
icr family extras, s.. 25td2a b per barrel !;
bakers extras. 2i312a; superiins.
42Aa2Go.
Whea.--The sample market is I'M
changed. There Is some little demand on
export account. and buyers are willing TO
pay e5dta7igc per GENITAL for shipping pur-
poses Better prices are obtainable TO I'LL
call board options. Milling wheat IL
enotable at ti9tl % per GENITAL.
Barlev-The buoyant feeling Was not
qai;e so pronounced today and prices
we're shade easier. Many operators,
however. believe tho market win brace UP
again next week, particularly II rain
should not come within the next few
DAYS. We quote: Feed, SSsssT,sc per
csntal for fair To good quality, and ssoc for
choice bright. brewing, 92tsI9Tlsc per
GENITAL
oats-The recent advance Is fairly well
maintained. the demand becoming more
general. About 5. 900 centais arrived TO.
das from Oregon. We quote: Milling.
tlo6alis; surprise. Slang 27,s; fancy
Iced, A.i7,46ti2o: good to choice, $losA
ellis; poor 10 fair. oocStLoo; black. esc
&tl0: red. $LWQ,i.lo: gray. $i.021s@
LIZA per GENITAL.
FINANCIAL
nrsf,s-on sigh. New York. per 500.
Isse premium.
Sterling hiils-on London. 6oday bank.
Ass
SILVER bars. per ounce. 6i'se36ac
Aexiean dollars. hjasaSisc.
MINING sToCKA
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DACITlC NAvI0ATIoN COMPANY
l. TINE Table In effect April l. 1894

DACITlC NAvI0ATION COMPANY
i TIME Table In efecs April l. 1894
sEATTLE-wHATcoM ROUTE
Daily Sunday excepted
STEAMER STATE OF WASHINGTON
~ Seattle. i 100 m Lv whafcom. las p m
Ar Whatcom. 900 m Ar Seattle. 300 p m
stopping At Ficalgo. Anacortss and Fairhaven.
and 1T Everett south hound connecting at seattle
8kATTLE-TACONA ROUTE
DAILY texcspt Saturday,.
STEAMER HENRY BAILEY
Nv Tacoma. 200 p = Lv Seattle. $50 p m
Ar Seattle. ..--4S0 p m Ar Tacoma IL 100 m
Connecting with Steamer State OF Washington
for fidaigo. Anacorfes, fairhaven and Whatcom,
and with steamer sAirhAven for Everotk Ia Con-
nsf and al W hidhy Island pointa
La CONNER AND wHrDBY ISLAND ROUTE
sToPrrSe AT KvERErI.
STEAMER FAIRHAVEN
North o'nd-Except Sat Sou b h'd-Excspt sun
Lv seattle. 300 m Lv Ia Conn 8 80 . m
Ar Everett. -. $40 i.v Everett. :. 4 90 D M
Ar La Conner. 500 N Ar Seattle. -. 3: 80 IN
stopping at Edmends. Everett. Clinton, Browns
rolpt. Langley. CoupevilIs Gan de fuca Oak Har-
boz and Utsaiady. connecting ~ seattle with
steamer Henry Bailey for Tacoma
whasvss-Pscinc Naviga,ioa Co, Tacoma; Pa
cfhc Navigation Co.. Seattle tformeriy Bakers
dock. foot 81 university ssrestl: Merchants dock.
Everett
For full particulars. rates. excursions, towass,
etc, apply to or address a. J. MACLE ., Agent
Seattle, telephone 6A6: J. z. HARMON, Freight
and Passenger Agent, Tacoma: telephone 81
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IuxroN rHE cRIcKKr-sxArrrHxxr

TUNPON THE CRICKET-sxArrrREvR
- RorrR Two round trips daily except sunday
TINE CA hD-Leaye seAtsie 1850 . m. and 2:46
p m, daily exeep1 sunday. Leave Everess
l0:1S d and Sis p n. d1tty excops sunday
Cennecttens-A AZ eestts Win steamer Flyer fss
Tacoma Al kvcrsfs With steamer MtkAdo for
enonomtsh YAnaiags-Fcof II Madfsoc street.
seattle; foo, Hewitt Avsaue, Everett
fARE-Ssassls 60 Everett DOC: round tr.p q. %
q SEfF. Managing ownee.
Effective March ID, 1894
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1 This shows the gratifying increase Of
81, Gs5. q ovar the previous week, but
! 4 stili 500. 6T6.st less than for the corre-
amending week last year.
The condition OF pusiness in Seattle at
ths close Of the present week 10 shus
( dssn by the Trade Registv:
aBnsiness generally continues to i'm
prove slowly in Seattle. . very perceptfbls
+ Increase being felt this week. This has in
I Measure been due to better weather and
Z some What TO the tact that the tar drain
shss been largely stopped. Orders are get
ting larger. although the situation will
Rnos warrant handling all Of them in
full, stocks being kent down 10 the lowest
I possible requirements necessary TO supply
ihs best OF the trade. Prices are fairly
kasady and remarkably low. 30 that the
lssder with cash has . decided az
vantage in orders and profits- Prices
npat certainly advance with the sea.
SON and the revival OF confidence AMI
trade Evidences Of increased volume are
reported from Eastern cities. with fewer
checks as the weather improves. II the
ssuate would only dispose OF the tariff on
say basis, high, low. medium, specific or
Cd valoreu, manufacturers would Mt once
begin lively operation beyond supplying
must orders for present demand. At home
1ue Suibkhc sskh1ttou o3a bot bCcH 18tsD-
factory or in the condition to get the best
yssnIts from the Eastern markets. The
Intention il TO correct this. and rs soon -
Il 10 accom- plished there will be q marked
improvement all around"
The principal changes in quotations
during the week have been In corn, grain
end mIllstuffs. all OF which, except posi-.
Ny oats. have become firmer and Adj
yanced. Corn Is from 81 to % per ton
higher. barley has advanced 81. while rye.
bran and shorts are on the upward ten
dency. Wheat 10 little higher tor mill
Ing and local consumption and the supply
on hand il small.
I Butter has declined I cent per pound
{ Eggs remain at Is 10 II cents. while poul-
TRY continues firm. especially chickens,
which are quite scarce.
Green vegetables are shading of in
price. and asparagus. green peas, pie
plant. lettuce and onions arc quoted lower
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TN EFYHcr MARCH :, 1904
II A ~ 4 n

WILL LkATB rKsLER WHAD1 AT ?. -.
eCNDAYs TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS
For Edmoads Clinton, Browns Point, Langley
CtsRlaty. Fidalgo City. AnAcortAs, Samish aud
Whatcem, and on Thursdays going throush 70
Blaine and Semiahmoo. Returning leave What
CON Monday, Wednesday. Saturday ~ p m
Fare 10 Whatcoa,, Sl.p0: Freight TO whatcom. u
e. .. BRowNFfELD. Managing Owns-.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

Trsnsaetions Since January I and for
the Fast Week.
Real estate transactions since January I,
1894 are 81, 467. soa. There were iilsd for rec
ord during the past week 50 deeds. the con-
sidera,ions aggregating $i42, i59. Follow
ing 10 the record Of the past week by days:
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EVERETT ROUTE
Il STEAMER GREYHOUND.

EVERETT ROUTE
Il STEAMER GREYHOUND
Daily except sunday.
Lvs Seattle. 4 80 N Tvs seattle. l:lo p m
Iva Everett. s:A5 m Tvs Everett. 400 p m
supdax. Leaves Seattle -......-........ l:5o 3 m
YARE-sIseLE TRIP, 7be; ROUND TAR, el2N
Connects with boats for Tacoma and snohomish.
Landing, Coiman dock. foot Of Marion street
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAyI0A TON CO.
CLAUp TRoUP. Prea +. W. GoopHuE, secy.
DACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle ~ folowS;
For san Francisco, via Port Townsend and Vic
toria, at 4 r. passengers received on board O.
m April 3, Q. Is, Is. - and -.
For Alaska. April Is and IS
From San Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
sound ports II a. M, Aprfi 8. TO- 10. 30, IS. so.
Tickets may be obtained Ut the once OF the COM
pany. at Ocean dock, Seattle
0OoDALI. PERKINS a CO,
General Agents, san Franc 0cA
J. II. JoHNsoS. T. b snpt. seattle.
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CxAorr RIVER ROUTE
srKAxrR clan NapoyAIn

Leaves LILLY. Bogardus 4 Co 3 dock foot 9pr4ne
s,rees, seattle. Tuesday. Thursday ard SATURDAY,
on tide for E1mondas ssanwood. skAxis City,
Everett FiorencA M Vernon, Taiaiip, Fir, Avou
returning atiern ale aayA
LILLY. BO0ARDus q Co. Aesnsa
= TesepAone i2a
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
STEAMER RAINIER

STEAMER RAINIEA
Rebuilt and refurnished leaves Merchants dock
Monday, Wednesday and Friday Al . m tor
Kingston, Fort Gamble Bangor. seahecK, I1i-
waup DuwAtto Hoedsport. Union City and inter
mediate points, arriving in Union City at y. m
Leaves Onion City . m. Tuesday Thursday
and saturday. arriving In Seattle at p. m
K. r. IIHRN Master
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO Markets.

PORTLAND. April 7.--Wheat-vailsy, %
EWslla Walla, T5976c per Genital.
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nAY. HNaTp8 NoUfD
srEANHn LYDIA rxoMPeou

- EAnesAa xvsesss caasses. Laasssy. &C.,
via, UssalaAy. F5dasgo City. A1aceeSos Aon6fh
fatrhASea. 0eho0e ana Whasoun. ioavfaR saasslc
TusadayA ThassAalo sd oaxuzdAyp q 4 9 =
1seurnia9 isavss WAa&cc0 W sanss1ayA Fr3aayU
81 esn6Ays - 80 . -. janA1ag = ely posk
3HO4eDO0 01oA
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< WILEY NAVIGATION Co
Seattle Tacoma aaa Olympia
koate.
STEAMER MCLrNoMAH
Leaves seatts daily at 100 p m
sEATTLETACoMA ROUTE,
STEAMER CITY OF ABERDEEN
Leaves Seattle daily at 500 = Ia and 500 D. "a.
FARE TO TACOMA. SO CESTA
iAudlnE-City Dock fort Of Main street: Com.
msrcsal Deck. Tacoma
J. \ HATFIELD, Agest.
CAPTAIN I. WILEY. Manager
Telephone s2S
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EVERETT AND sNoHoMlsH Rour1
CUT RATE TO EVERETT.

STEAMER NADEL
Leaves City wharf Tuesdayp THURSDAYS ana
Saturdays ~ . m for Edmsnda. Mukiltso Nv.
ersst Narysvills. East Everes. Lowell and sno-
homlsh FARE TO svERETT. SOC; ROUND
TRIP. Soc: TO SSoHoMlsH, soc
J. A. HATFIELD, Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-01
BY III. A. McCurdy,
Real Estate Auctioneer.

RuSTEE'S SALE OF A DETACHED
4 BRICK STORE Al SOUTHWE EST
CORNER OF JAY AND MOSBY
STRESS, AT AUCTION.-In execution
OF deed OF trust from Mary Jane Mayo.
dated 9th August 1889. and recorded In
Henrico County Court Deed Book l2s h..
page &c. to George II. Poindexter, trus-
tee (now deceased TO secure the Virginia
Building and Loan Company. the payment
of bond therein set forth, default hav-
Ing been made in the payment OF the
same. and being required so TO do,
will offer for sale, upon the premises. on
THURSDAY. the 9th day of April, 1894.
at $50 o'clock p. NJ. the REAL ES-
TATE above described and conveyed by
aforesaid deed. The lot has a front of
u feet on Mosby street and runs back
along Jay street 113 feet.
TERMS: Cash as TO cost and expenses
OF sale arrearage of taxes and insur-
ance. and sufficient to pay off balance
due on bond amounting TO S671 60; balance
as may be announced at sale. If the
purchaser should desire, a large portion
OF above balance on bond can be ex-
tended for a number OF years.
THOMAS POlNDEXTER,
Administrator of George III. Poindexter,
deceased. mh3Otd
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AUCTION SALES--Future DAYS.
BY III. A. McCurdy,
Real Estate Auctioneer.

RUsTEE's SALE OF TWO WELL
L BUILT AND DESIRABLY-LO
ED FRAME DWELLINGS. Nos 9O4
AND gOG NORTH TWENTY-FOURTH
STREET. BETWEEN O AND BURTON
STREETS.-In execution of a deed OF
trust dated March 3D. 1913, TO the I'M
dersigned. and duly recorded In Rich
mOnd Chancery Court, Deed Book l4S
A, page 25i, and being required so TO do
by the holder OF the note thereby Sc
cured. default having been made in the
payment of the same, L Will offer Tor
sale, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. 4th Day of April, 1891,
at o'clock +. NJ. the aforementioned
property. The dwellings are compare
lively new and in good order. and Will
at all times command good tenants, and
pay well as investments, or make good
homes. The lot has front Of 40 feet
on the west line Of Twentyfourth street
and runs back to Burton street, and an
alley in the rear.
TERMS: Cash as TO cost and expenses
of sale. arrearage OF taxes and insur-
ance, and TO pay off a note OF $500. with
interest from 26th March, 1874; balance
upon such terms as may be announced
at time Of sale.
II. Il. McCURDY.
mh30-td Trustee.
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BY virtue Of a deed of trust from T.. c.
kell and wife, dated March IL, 1889 and
recorded in Chesterfield County Court, in
Deed Book r. page 23S. and at request Of
beneficiary, default having been made in
payment of note secured in said deed. l
Will sell by public auction on the prem
ises, on day and hour named above, that
certain TRACT or PARCEL OF LAND,
with all buildings and improvements
thereon, lying and being In the county of
Chesterfield, Va. about 10 miles below
Richmond, on James river, and contains
PIG ga acres. This farm adjoins the noted
Drewry's Bluff estate and Is the best
small farm on James river In the vicinity
of Richmond. There is fine orchard on
the farm. and the dwelling house contains
eight rooms. in good order. and COM
mands a beautiful view of the river.
TERMS: Cash for expenses of sale and
70 pay the note past due, 5000. with in
terest from March IL. 1894 and the bal
ance on terms TO be announced at hour of
sale. -.
r.. r. CHAFFIN, Trustee.
r. n. CHAFFIN g. CO.
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To Messrs. L. Frischkorn, S. NJ. Williams,
James w. Shields. and others:
Gentlemen,-In response TO your fiat
tering, unexpected. and unsolicited CALL
requesting me 10 announce myself a
candidate for the Board OF Aldermen
for Jefferson ward, | beg TO say, that
my first impulse and intention was TO
decline to permit the use OF my name
in this conNecton, as to enter the Coun-
ell will be to me 81 sacrifice OF time, out
after perusing the long list OF names
TO the call requesting me to be canui-
date, representing, as II does. the intel
igence, the property, the business. ana
labor interests Of our ward, | do not feel
at liberty to allow any selfish feelings
or personal interests 70 influence me IN
the matter. / recognize the fact that
| owe duty 10 our city, 10 the people
amongst whom ] have from my birth
lived and moved and had my being,
and should il be your pleasure TO elect
me, / will serve you as faithfully as my
ability will permit, and / pledge myself
to an economic administration of the
city government, as far as my vote and
influence goes. Very respectfully,
ap1 j. S. MOORE.
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aIIErING>

rTHE SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING or
l. the SOCIETY OF ALUMNI or, ~ T..
MEDICAL COLLEGE or NlnDiNlA
will he held in the College Building
TUESDAY, April 3. 1894 Morning SEES
sion at II A. ~. for Scientific discussion.
At 500 r. NJ. Or. $ w. Dickinson, OF
Marion, Va. will deliver the Annual Adj
dress to the Society and the public All
Alumni i'm good professional standing
are invited to be present Commence
ment at $50 p NJ. Banquet at 10 T. NJ.
c. V. ROBINSON. NJ. D.. President.
WILLIAM h. MERCER, Secretary
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