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The herald., 1894-03-18
Japs Going In For Matchmaking.

The enterprising Japs, ever on the
lookout for the chance of turning few
honest pennies, have just gone in for
matchmaking. A large company with
headquarters at Yokohama has been
started, and as labor in Japan is cheap
and the Japanese possess in remark
able degree the mechanical skill which
Is so essential in the business its pros
pects ought to be good. London Figaro.
The herald., 1894-03-18

Sold throughout the world. Price, CuT1ouRA,
50c.; Soar, 25c.; REsoLvENT, 81. POTTER Dyys
AND CHEM. Corp, Sole Props, Boston. "itY
about the SKIN aad Blood mailed free.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-27
~ Arno.rlInnn or ARr.
Temple Of uusir nni Gallery Of Patut
tugs anu furtrattA

Temple OF uusir nuu Gallery oTPatut.
tugs anu furtratt.
People OF refinement and artistic
tastes will enjoy visit 90 the Temple
of Music, as South, West Temple
street, ia the posiuiiiCu lll ck. A yer.
table atmosphere or rt Ills tho place.
The ceiling b. beautifully ffCacOrd iu
representations ofuiAstictl Instruments
uf music, md vine aud scroll work,
o. iundidly cNUCuluI, ana the walls are
adorned with portraits Of great COM
pufora aud Performer, Including
Wagner, List, HIuuustuln, Chopin
ami MVudolsslhn, anu alec with "a
number Of paintings which are vofi.
table gems.
Onc OF the latt,r ls scene IN Big
Cottonwood Canyon, embracing what
IL known a the "SaiH." Ina drawing,
perspective, composition aud ulllrlns
% 10 true 10 nature, ami IL, 40 the same
lime, - superb work VI art Tho subject
Is a mountain scene " rare beauty nul
rugged gfanitur anu a. one gnzes
upon tho canvas hraucma 10 Dc actually
transported 10 the mountain wilde,
fluprnd0ua crngs anu gorgeous foliage,
which are all so faithfully anu skiiiful.
ly portrayed.
Another Of the pictures Il coast
scene ~ noOuliy hl, adapted from an
engraving 10 which H.. ". JonkiuH,
Etqp proprietor Of tho Ctiablishmeni,
took fancy, aud which no employed
an artist 20 work ~ on canvas. To
tay that the latter performed his task
vol, Il % mildly express the merit OF
tue picture. Another painting IL that
OF lake at the head OF Green River,
aud still another ~ cascade la an
Idaho stream, Doth being very beauti.
iul,
Recently a reporter, having heard
Of tho attractions Of the
place, dropped In, and while Mr. Jru.
aims closed Negotiations Tor tho sale ui
d iinv Chickurlng plano 20 an nriBiI.
cratic looking lady, the man OF news
looked about the saltaro1m, aud al.
mifei the pictures ami frrsclea, aud
the elegance with which the place has
been httud up. The number Of pianos
AMI organs on tho floor would make
one think he was iu a mutlchl rmp1fi-
um iu some eastern metropolis. The
iamgus Chlckpriug, the elegant Everett
nuu tho iayodtu Harvard were among
the makes OF pianos, ani many dilur.
rut siylus Of the celebrated Story a
CLARK organs we're displayed.
When The lady who had purChnsCd
The plano hgi departed, Mr.. Jou kluu
saii Go the rep ftyr. "Of coure, buai.
ness lea litilv QUOT with u just now,
lut We TOM, intend 10 permit, the
public % forget u.s."
Aud the public are not likely 70 Tor.
get the Temple u Music. such an
institution, under tho management oi
a imam possessed Of Mr.. Joukins's qual.
lucl oi push, tasio anu enterprise, and
handling fuch high class gOldi MS
those In which ho deals exclusively,
VIII become more widely known rs the
yrurs roll on.
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LOOk 10 !Hl MARS.


The loss Of tho Koausfgs on B9ncn.
dor reef was quo. 20 appcaf1, not 40
any fault OF tho 1muaudinc olucer,
but 90 erroneous maps clrricI 1y Ga
vrsFrl These CHARTS we're made Boo
1885 W woro but copira Of such nnli.
quaicd charls, aui ihcy indicated open
sailing with deep water whcto She
,rmcherou' auI dangerous obstacle 30
actually situniei, while Il IS mapped
QUITO tho chatis several miles from iis
real l9cai1n. This explains sat.tfsc.
iofily the many shIpwccss that have
occurred on that r5oi when vclapl.
happen 20 hr uonring % Boo dense fog
or lu tho dark, but it ~ singullf
that the fact should have
escaped the observation Of ,hr
navlga,ors until tho indicating charts
caused the total los of one Of The
most ilIualrlous vessels Of the United
States navy. ~ be- all tho more re-
marsablo because % 30 situated 70 near
tho direct route 10 the Nlcanguau
coast
10 Is useless at this time 20 blame
anybody in particular for toe appar
cnt cireloaanoss % allowing a vessel Go
enter waters not surveyed with suin.
Client scientific accuracy, that is, when
explorations and discoveries are no.
Intended. But There DO ground Tor the
suspicion that there are similar cascs
In other paris Of much ifcquoutci
water; aud in ths interest oi
shipping in general 1t would rucm
necessary 20 cause tho ocean charts 60
be- carefully revised that Il would uy
imp9siiblu Tor ship 10 be- broken Go
pieces On f0cks where deep water b
Indicated. The modern c0nlrlvauccs
tor tho safety aud tho guilanos Of the
mariner are 90 numerous and 10 perfect
that repetition u tho kuanafgJ
Disaster should be impossible.
Ia this case the loss was confined 10
the vessel aud ono human He, because
tho weather was favorable. A. is aif0
probable that the mission which wa,
cut short by The accident was Of such
q nature that tho interruption
Jid not cause irfcparable In
Jury to tho country. But thu
circumstances might have been
different The presence Of the historic
ship might have been required nj a
certain point at a limo when "a few
days delay would have been fatal to
vast interests OF the nation. Had that
been the case, the uclusiyo maps woulu
have been carried just tho came anu
with similar rcrults. such c1nsi lou.
ions more than luaiify a critical b..
lulry into the kind Of ocean map, fur.
lishod to the navy Of our county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-27

violatlve Of tho Constitution, must
cease tholr sscre, w1rs.0ss aud "cl'te
thuir doorl forever" % such anti
American dsrds. or "musi be- wipci
from She iaUe u tho cnfil." VIII mf.
rnynor kindly la. the people know
whenhe makes 4ush p- o.am'ti8u3
Styshs, "Egsry MAJ can worship
whom anI what hs lioa 60 bn. Doc
must n0' mate DIE religion un o.c.
mout of tha nlii,l'. plliHc."
Won. ni. rraynIr bs patriotic
enough to aid that Livery man
can refrain from w0rah.p % ho
plcascs, bat DO mu,t n1. make
nls aut.UiiyIon an element in
tho uaiou's poliiict2" Of will he in.
slst that "a man must NOT make his
momb,uhipani anl.is..oni 10 secret
Jrlyr ora element iu tUu uau0ns
pJiilcs2" lie docs not 30 that now,
aud iUr the same reason that bo inys
"lhu Catholic g. not hunted out ami
op 1850 because b., IL o. Catholic, but
hccsuse he iaa ;ralt1t" each member
1fthc 4. T.. 4. should be opposed. Do.
cause ho by the Same process VI reason
ing "is traitor"
rhufoi one difference holwoen the
Catholic md the A. l.. a. pa mbor.
The former docs not admit being a
traitor the latter con'csaus him. c.f one.
While be goss about shouting that %
member Of the Rom.an church ls ga
Catholic nutani a c'iiz1o uf,orsArd, -
hc openly bjass Of placing his
iccfet f1ceiye dlc.um On advance
Of the Constitution; ho wages political
wariarr and iu1icis disnanchsrmont
1n pUisons not legal y convicted Of any
.liens.; hc pledges himself under oath
20 give preference 90 Members Of his
own society not only against mrmbos
of certain religious boIy but against
every citizen u this broad land who BE-
not member Of lts secret combination.
lWirai OF being au American Pfu.
tectivc association, a more appropriate
tito Tor the society would DO the Amt.
Portfolio association. Tho only pro.
tccuvo association needed by Amer
cans 10 that which operates, unicuered
10y secret oa.hs ana dirkcncd symbols,
through tho channels provided by the
national Constitution.
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an " then quietly began an ,iiii,
to regain thor old business. They
OIL not ceud1e themselves 90
pork this time, but LAUNCHED out
with beef AMI mutton as well. ~ D.
stated that now they are doing o. big
pork business az 'ofmofly hnd have
the beef and mutton tfaie as well.
This II - that hHs started the white
butchers on thoir second crusade,
which will be- operated on thu same
limos rs the other.
The secret o, ;lo Chlnelc suaoo7 is
that they aro satisfied with worry
meager profits, ab1u. 80 cents on
carcass satisfying them. They are
thus able TO undofsoll the white dealers,
not only IN hotel aud fcisuraut trade,
but In that from private families.
The wolfe butchers urge o. the
chief reason why the people should
not palronike tho Chinese that the
latter place tho Carcassus 0f bUHh PORK
ami mutton Ia easements aud siorrs
that rcek with unwholtsomo otofl,
and the meats ars consequently dan.
pcrous to the public health. 10 seems
likely that the Monaghan VIII be again
driven from thu meat business In San
Francisco Tor o time at least. Mean.
while, Il T. interesting o. Salt Lnkufs
who visit tho coast to know who han.
died the flgsh that was served Vt their
MOTEL table,.
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AguN IHg CulSluAy.

Tho white butchers 0i san Fan.
cisco have nHusuu.,I another rru.
ndearuus. lhs li1agll,,l voaI0s o ;
mrnts. Some years ago tho Chinese
butchers almost controlled the pork
TAdp of the city, The retail iealon
had osrcuru nearly alI thplrp1rE from
.hu hraiHeu, vino formed a eisauuo
monopoly. ghau tha wh'o bu,ohoa
combined, mud engaged detectives Go
Heel,niu tho upmas ot a.l peulus win
bought from Ihe Mon sllih18, ruuir
names wars puu-nou aui boycott
Institute tAat reuitgI in bro,kiug up
THE Chinese p1rs trade 90 lac as selling
500 white people was concerned.
Tbs ugaAgu gs.,si Tor snUG. time
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MAKING RAIN INDIA.

Its not ouly In TIT, country that the
Interesting experiment Of "msklnr
niu" 10 engaging tho attention Of en-.
iurplHing gentlemen. Ia India o
machine Is said 10 be- operated with
a.mo sucecsa ny a European whose
uamr rs not giyen by the English
paper from which this tact Is CLEANED.
but, what is much more Important,
The moiua oparanIi % explained with
auillclrnt detail % render % OF general
Interest. The APPARATUS 10 iaid 10 con
sat Of ashy rookie. capable Of rising 10
the height Ot milo ana containing "a
reservoir hllrl with ether. when the
rocket dcceuia a parachute IL
opened automatically, causing II 20
nll slowly and gracefully. During
this decent the other il forced out Ia u
fine spray anu II ~ claimed that IT,
absorption Of heat lowers tho tompora.
turc u the air sufficiently to condonsr
The vapor anu cause it to fall down In
dfop- Of aiu VI limited duration.
Remembering that oven tho drycst
atmosphere contains considerable
amount OF waIery vapor the idea OF
muklng rain csnuot be- pronounced
impossible per &c. II IL at least a.,
feasible as tho ar ship, which, as all
SNOW, Is considered au achievement Of
tho near future. II therefore the
facts bear out tho statement.
that either discharged into the
atmosphere has tho effect Of lowering
the temperature enough to cause con.
deusliiou Of the ylp1E The great secret
oi making rain would seem 90 have
uaou discovered onu uagusal aud easily
understood principle. 10 would bo 10
reproduction ona larger scale OF what
,akca place iu any heated room, whom
Clio vop9r iu the Uif comes In rlulau,
with the cooler window muu aud
rlnieusus until it forms drop. OF water
aud liltlo currents o1 tuo glass.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-27
AStI.PAiRiOIlC lssOcllrloS.

A recent ilaue Of the NEWS devote
considerable space TO a careful nnt
elaborate synopsla Of an address given
In this city by w. j. II. rmynor, 10
which lao set forth the purposes of th,
secret society known as tho American
Protective association. We trust thai
uur readers carefully aud thoughtully
pugused the gcnllomAn'd romnikF, AMI
thereby learned precisely what olas.
OF organization the A. T.. A. N. Ne.
rnynor being IT, "supIemo pfcsl.
lent" his utlorances should be
thoroughly expressive Of the society D.
design.
80 far "a tho gontleman's animal.
versions on the Catholic church arc
concerned, We leave them 10 tho mem.
btra Of that body q deaf with. The
question that chiefly concerns a. Is one
that arises from tho standpoint uf
American citizenship, 10 b.. H. the
society which Air. Tnyuof represents,
aud which h building iiscli up on The
ptctensu Of upholdingA moTiCau ciiichz.
ahlp, one whit less anlagonisIlc To AMI
subyouiyo Of American Institutions
than he agcusca the Rlmish church Of
being9 a few brief suggestions may
indicate tho reply witch shoull b.
given to this Inquiry.
No doubt Mr. rrayn1r believes lao l.
an ordinarily consistent man, anu
imaginea at least that ho would oppose
with equal vlgUr any Rnti.Amrrlcan
combination. Ito declares that hls
s0olDly exists to "proteot the country
aud 10 lrte anu noble institutions from
the secret dangerous aud iuloleTaui
avlgrs 90 a church" which ho asserts
ia seeking 70 control tho United States.
WIN the gentleman now CONS for.
ward aui urge the people to "pr5trct
the country aud ls free anu noble 800.
,uluti1us nom tho secret, dangerous
aud iuto,pmnt raynges" Of an oath.
buui organization which seeks not
Gully o. control the United States, but
boast, OF tho partial succos II has
pot with already in that dlrcullou2
For Mr ruynlr says tine
a. p. a. viii Select tho next lsglsa
mo OF Oregon" and TINT hc, Tho
chief pnlOcr OF the society, can "uamr
the mex senator from Warrington"
Mr. Imynur rays hi7 .ocigty would
parIo,uato the principles Of "a goa.
snl, free, nouatcarian school arFaui.
spuon," And vKclaim., "rhp church
must keep is hanIs Oh tho public
,choos!"
As a loyal American citizen itIs
qually his duty 90 promote go
rnur al, free, uou-sygrot society school
lrsouizauou," auI 20 demand that
t'rhe secret society shall kurp Aanda
O nouuullo schoor!p wan he 90 ID?
Essays "DnltoIho.wldl insu.
tu,I0us must bee wipoi from the ucf Of
.be earth, Mounstcrici aud c1uycat,
H,il have TO submit 90 government iu.
-parron or close tueir doors iuruvsr.r
Very we'll TIE DARK proceeding.
and secret oonclayes OF tho A. h.. A.,
90 they rock 70 manipulate aud CON.
duct political affairs In this govern.
ment by a!ar.cham0er process gha. b.
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CONFERENCE NOTICE..

The siKty.iourth Annual Conference
Of the Church OF Jssua Christ OF Lat.
ter.tsy Saints will convene "a the
Tabernacle, salt Lake city, At 10
O'Clock on Friday morning, April
9th, 1894.
The officers and members Of the
Church generally arc cordially invited
10 attend the meeting OF tho Confer.
encs.
WiLFORD WOODRUFF
GEoRoE q. CANNON,
JOsEpH n. SMITH,
First Presidency.
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TUE TEMPLE Lor SurE

ZJas Ensign, Of Saturday, March
%, announces that the "HrIucsile'
brethren have completed thtirarrAngr-
menis aud will appeal tho decision oi
Judge Phillips on the Temple lot suit
10 a higher tribunal. The case will
now 20 10 the United States court Of
appeals At 50. Louis, Missouri. The
sui, was brought, o. will hs rsmrm.
hcrui, by tho l,s1rganlEll Chlrch OF
Jesus Christ of Laltcr.day Saints,
commonly known " tho "Jotephitas, -
against the "Heirlckitrs,n % deter.
mine the legal ownership Of tho niece
OF ground known NJ the Temple lot ut
Independence, Mo.,and Judge Phillips
gave a decision aivcrso to tho "Hcd.
rckltcs" on grounis sesmlngly ifrele.
want To the quesilln At issue. The case
having once boon taken u tho courts,
the defendants eau hardly be- expected
10 abandon the fight until a fnal
decision shall have been rendered by
tho highest judicial authority Of the
country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-27

limitations have been put upon the
market 90 closely resembling Alc0,k''
Porous FlaHtrm iu general appearance
a. 90 uu well calculated 20 deceive. 10
g., however, IN general nprcnnUcs
only that they compare with AllCock's,
i0t they atu worse than WOfthlcn, boz
asmuch ~ they contain uUiuturnus
ingredients which are up. 90 cauH
stiiouH Injury. ltCmuubur tNnt
AlIc0ck's arc tue only genuine porous
pusirr -ihv beet external 70 mriy ever
10 uri d. ard when purchasing pll.
tcIh DO uUt only ak .0f but zee that you
get Aliu8Ckia Porous pia.tprs.
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STALL ~
Central Moat Market,
%, Hilton, y, tHfncs, u, Hali.
wen, Ir % Hutton & 90, Prop
uotora, famlly Iraio soil.
ted.
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CIV Subscribers will kindly notify =. IT. usn.
tsr ieTruator Of any irugulauy in 'he &C.
hvCfY Of their papers,
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fuusrrnsrs ehanuug their pIarooi rc'ldance
should always u,o former a. well a. proson'
address
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-27

The Nrws icon 90 q at thc principal tiote q.
News stands uu1 on hI passenger trains cav
in tie city sitter MN daily
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-27

\ Icomuunicauons should DO addressed ~
brsruKt Ntwt ruutisuSa Co.
Telephone
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lie ursrnrr srui- wrrHtr Nn~s Wr1h.
utn,d ou TUESDAY and Friday OF faoh "e'A
The fttrrrr wrrNfr Hu magazine Torn
if NutNHErdFtUrf saturday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-22

No. % makes all local stops. Connects
at Raleigh with Piedmont Airline FOR
AsheVille, y. G., and all intermediate
points on the Western North Carolina
railroad.
no. 4O3-"Vestlbuled Limited Train.
Buffet Sleepers Richmond TO Atlanta.
Close connections at Atlanta for New Or
leans and all points South and Southwest
and at New Orleans with the Southern
Pacific and Texas and Pacific railroads
TO all Texas points. No extra charge on
"Vestibuled Trains"
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
No. 4O2-"Atlanta Special" "yestibulea
Limited Train"-6:i0 a. NJ. daily.
No. 7S-Mail and Express-6i3 T. NJ
daily, except Sunday.
For tickets, Pullman reservations. &c
apply at ticket office. oyrd-Street sra,
ton: Richmond Transfer Company g0l
east Main street, and company's office.
S36 east Main street.
JOHN III. WINDER. General Manager.
Il. j. ANDERSON. Gen'l Pass. Agent.
II. NJ BOYkIN, City Passenger Agt.
sS6 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-22
George S. Vashon. Jr..
Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUsTEES SALE OF THE FOL
Il LOWING PROPERTY AT CHEST
NUT HILL, COUNTY OF HENRICC
FIRST LoT-4l feet 2 inches by IA
feet TO 2O-foot alley, situated on ives
side OF Fifth avenue. and being Lot !;
and part OF Lot IL in Square No. 20
plan of Chestnut Hill -,
SECOND LOT-il feet . inches by l4c
feet TO 2O-foOt alley, situated on Wesi
side Of Fifth avenue, and being part OF
Lots II and IL in Square 70 plan OF
Chestnut Hill.
feet to 2O-foot alley, situated on west
side OF Fifth avenue, and being Lot II
and part OF Lot II in Square 70, plan OF
FOURTH LoT-4i feet 2 inches by 40
feet 10 20-foot alley. situated on west
side of Fifth avenue. and being part OF
Lots IL and IA. Square 20 plan of Chest
nut Hill
There is new dwelling of rooms
each. uncompleted. upon the Second,
Third, and Fourth Lots.
BY virtue of four deeds. all dated 10th
signed by Ira White, one of said. deeds
being OF record in clerks Office of Hen
rico County Court. In Deed Book 40
-, page ls7. and conveys the first above
deeds being OF record in said clerks of
nee. Deed Book las Il. page 100. and
conveys the property second above men
uOnedi another of said deeds being on
record In said office, Deed Book l45 y.
page lo5. and conveys the property third
above mentioned, and the remaining one
OF said deeds being of record In said of
ice, In Deed Book 145 Il, page 1876. and
conveys the property fourth above men
uoned, default having been made in the
payment OF the various debts secured
by said deeds, we Will. being thereto re-
quired by the beneficiary of said deeds.
and in execution thereof sell by auc-
ton, on the premises, and in the order
named above, on
TUESDAY. July a. 1894,
at o'clock L. NJ, the property above
described. Said property will be sold
subject TO "a mechanics lien of 500 10.
The property first above mentioned will
be sold In execution OF the deed first |
above mentioned. The property second |
above mentioned will be sold In execution |
OF the deed second above mentioned |
The property third above mentioned will |
be sold in execution OF the deed third |
above mentioned, and the property /
fourth mentioned will be sold in execu-
ton OF the deed fourth above men
toned
TERMS: Under first deed, cash as TO
cash az to expenses and Sl,317; under
third deed, cash as to expenses and |
sl,3l1. and under fourth deed, cash as |
10 expenses and S1,3l7 As to any resi- |
que on any one OF sales, upon such
terms as may be announced at sale.
EDWARD S. ROSE,
JOSEPH w. THOMAS.
GEORGE s. VASHON, JR.,
)yls-td Trustees in each Deed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-22
ROANOKE COLLEGE, AID Year.

Course for Degrees. with electives.
Library, 1000 Misunderstanding en-
larged. Working Laboratory. Steam
heat Best moral, social, and religious
Influences Healthful mountain lOca-
ton. Expenses for nine months may be
reduced below $50 Commercial and
Preparatory Courses. Catalogue, with
views, free.
JULIUS d. DREHER. President.
Jyl3-eod&W I'm Salem. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-22
College Of William and Mary.

Williamsburg, Va, July %, 1894.
The undersigned viii. until August 1,
1874, II o'clock. receive bids for ONE
HUNDRED TONS 400 OF EGG AN
IHRACITE COAL for the College OF
william and Mary. same TO be delivered
at the Chesapeake and Ohio depot at
WILLIAMSBURG on or before October /.
1874, freight prepaid. The right is re-
served TO reject any and all bids.
LYON G.. TYLER,
jy22, 24&26-3t President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-22
WE OFFER TO CLOSE OUT THIS

WE OFFER TO CLOSE OUT THIS
DEPARTMENT or OUR BUSINESS.
OUR STOCK OF
TUBULAR AND LOCOMOTIVE
BOILERS,
from 3 10 oO-hOrse power.
HORIZONTAL CENTRE CRANK
ENGINES.
Detached or mounted on Boiler. from
70 l2-hOrse power.
These Engines and Boilers are new,
OF our standard designs. that are wei
We also offer lot OF PULLENs;
CRANkS, SHAFTS, etc, rough ana
finished. Any or these can be bought
very low.
RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE AND
MACHINE WOHk1s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-22

II
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust
dated June -, 1899, recorded in PoWha-
tan County Court. Deed Book 2S. page
3o2. default having been made in pay
1nent of note secured therein, and at
request Of holder OF said note in de-
Iault, | will sell by public auction, on
the premises. on
FRIDAY. August 3, 1891,
at l o'clock =. NJ. the FARM described
In said deed as "all that certain tract
or parcel of land with all the improve
ments thereon, lying and being in the
county OF Powhatan, Va, containing 10
acres, more or less. being the same real
estate conveyed to Claiborne Watkins by
James II. Dooley, executor of j. l.. Car
rington., deceased, dated July /. 1891,
was conveyed to Frank Doyle. Esq, by
deed from Charles III. Watkins. special
commissioners, June q. 1892.
This farm has a larger proportion of
James river low grounds than any other
farm In the county. The buildings are
derlaid with coal. Parties wishing TO
attend the sale will take the A. NJ
train, Richmond and Allegheny railroad.
10 Vinita station, in full view of farm
and return by same way I'm the afternoon
TERMS: Cash for costs of executing
this trust and to pay n note OF 81 800
with interest from July 4. 1894 and any
taxes due. credits as follows: &. 472 dine
July I, 1895; 81 ,42i, July l. 1890; 81 $40
July J. ls91; Sis July |, 1898; T,9SO
July l.. 1901; Sl1S6, July 1909 and
S5.0Ss, July l. 1903 and the balance on
terms TO be announced at time of sale
X. Il. CHAFFIN. Trustee.
sale by X. Il. CHAFFIN & co. Auc-
ioneeis. jy22-td