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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
l. OF
DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
No. $40 t.ASr LElGu SIKEET.

DESlRA Bile BIttIk DIV ElLlNG
NO. SO EAST LEIGH STREET.
BY virtue OF a decd Of trust. dated Feb
ruary ~. 1889. recorded In Richmond Chan
Gerry Court, in Deadlock l36. Il. page
49,. and at the request Of the beneficiary.
default having been made In payment of
debt secured. | will sell by public auc-
ton. on the premises. or
THURSDAY, MAY 81, 1894.
at o'clock l.. Nj, the REAL. ESTATE
described IN said deed rs "all that certain
lot, piece. OF parcel OF land. with Inn
provements thereon, lying and beng in
the city of Richmond, and DOundsd az
follows. 10 wit. beginning at point on
the north line Of Leigh street, distant
about ~ feet Veg, OF Ninth street: thence
running westward along Leigh street and
fronting thereon g feet. aud extending
back nOrthwardly from said front be-
tween parallel lines 10 feet to an alley,
In common, ~ feet wide"
The dwelling contains about ten rooms,
and brick wing or Kitchen contains about
four rooms. This property II conye-
ni-ntly located. and rents readily, or will
make "A nice home.
TERMS: Cash for expenses Of sale and
debt due. 5000. with interest from August
IL. $50; balance at six, twelve, and
eighteen months, with per cent. interest
for notes secured on the property. But
by consent. more liberal terms may be
announced At hour of sale.
WILLIAM II. MCCARTHY.
Surviving Trustee.
Sale by r. y. Chaf'in q CO.. Auctioneers.
my i9-tD
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AUCTION Satisfactorily
+. X. ELLIS, AUCTIONEER.
TO.MORI,OW (NTONDAY)


MEERsF.
ns P rohk nns FAMILY
ma eprsve
riddles
~
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PBHsDN
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,
,uARLOTrLStIL ".

The Board o.. Visitors, a. their = LIAR
annual meeting. Ime II. lsfL WI ~,
point "a PROFESSOR OF - u.s.
XII OPEItATINE St'iGEltl ans "A
Adjunct PKOFt.ssDis o. PNtitni---
oGY AND HYGIENE. ApplcaN..' iH 10
suitable candidates are invited f"' 80
WILLIAM " THOkN.IpH,,.
ap 29-Su&W-st Chairman ~ th' - .1'
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HrsINEss CHANCfs.

oUCCESsFUL SPECULATION
- OpEN TO ALI---Try our synd cate sJ,,vA
OF speculation. Increase your Income ta..,x -
ton free. send Tor circular. Ihvn N'-s'
nERR COMPANY, 3S VAL street, NeS ~.
in-o,,orated upder the Laws of the "a. Ni ~"
YorK. Capital 100000. my Zo-su, y 80 -.
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COCO CASH AND s. 7 Il X
NLOO MONTH.
or on such other terms as WI sun hu u,
A%p ATTRACTIVE SEN IN ROOM
N,nDFRN HOME, beautifully situated,
on WILLIAMSBURG avenue between ful'oh
and the toll-gates. r,
FREDERICK g. BRAl Eh' Jh,
49,, nil No. lil3 Main street.
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4 UCTION SALE
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT
az TIE SOI'TU SIDE OF CARY STREET,
COMMENCING NINETY FEET EAST OF RAN
DOLPu STREET
AND WITHIN ONE BLOCK OF THE ELEC-
TRIC-CAR LINE.
AT the reauest OF the owners. who are anxious
20 sell. we vii! offer the aforementioned LOT
for sale on the promises, on
THURSDAY, MAY "a, 1894.
at o:3o o'clock T.. NJ. II fronts 30xl2o feet TO an
alley thirteen feet wide.
TERXs: One-third cash balance At ., IL. and
is months. notes with interest added and So
cured by deed OF trust
II. SELDOM TAYLOR * son,
mv1o Auctioneers.
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TRUSTEES SALE

BY Denoon. Tupper & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneera
sci Main street
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IIOR Rem T
NOR RENT

T. o II Il Il n t. "a
CHOICE OFFICES in the Merchants,
National Bank building. corner Main ana
Eleventh streets Accessible by an cleo
tric elevator and all modern conVemences
for comfort.
NICE OFFICES on the street floor ~
No. illj Main street between Eleventh ana
Twelfth.
ALSO.
OFFICES on the upper floors or same
building. ,, cox
Corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
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10 r . A l. +

NOR SALE e.
We have only one
WEsT-GRACE-STREE LOT
Iaf, NJ sIo5 per foot. The price VIII ad-
nnur,, July ist Buy II nov, 80,
j. THOMPSON BROW q 'O'
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
my 20-suSw

NEW BRICK CLAY-STREEr DIV ELL
rEcs contain eight rooms ami are mo-
-, IL vou haV, building lots, well To-
caied. we can give you II good tiahe,
DENOON, UPPER * CO..
$40, on, s2l Main street.
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Baker We. Fleet and others-in the Cnan-
Gerry Court OF the city OF Richmond
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In pursuance OF the decree OF November
Z. 1882. In the above-nrnied cause, TN.
undersigned special co'nmis sioner viii sen
by public auction. on the premises, on
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~ Sob>Ss8tSf SKtt08 - t0AoWos
Some time ago, in . very apprsciative
notice of the Irish race, you stated than
Ireland had produced no great general or
poet Am not prepared 20 deny the ac.
curacy OF your statement, bat L think I
have read st some time that the Duke al
Wellington was an Irishman: that his
ancessors settled In Ireland over 600 years
ago. For the sake OF the anglo Saxon
myth" Il may b necsssary to class him a.
IN "Aneio-Saxon."
Also have resd that Gems. Roberta and
Wolseiey. though perhaps not great zen.
erals. are irishmen. Also that Enelsnd
has produced bus one general. Marlbor.
ouRh. OF the second class, putting Alsr.
ander, Hannibal. Cesar and Napoieon in
the first elass.
Wellington Was Of English stock, though
born in Ireland; his face, his sempera-
meat were ill thoroughly Raslish. He
Vas . cold, austere. ssiHsh. sacisurn.
basidog Englsshman: he had no more
sympathy with Ireland than Lard Cas-
sisressh: he opposed Catholic eman.
espAtien TO the last; he bad not . trace Of
the Celt about him: he vss the very re-
verse Of o'Connel. vhe Was . genuine
Cels and maa Of genius Lord Roberta,
like Lord Cough, Is sn able soldier Of Iris 3
birth, bat not . great general: Lord
Wolssisy 10 probably OF English stock and
temperament. bat IL h . matter Of no con.
sequences, ~ he never commanded bat
500 nen in his life. and fought nothing
bat Egyptians. Ashantses and Soudsnese.
And his soadan campaign US sssGs. He
= vsii sdssassd. ssadaoas ssiasGs, bas i
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Gay, what b lifsf sTfs b b boFn;
a hapless babe, 70 greet the ltght
With shAxp vail q Il the morn
Foreeold . cloudy neon and night:
70 weep % sloep ana weep agatu,
with sunny smiles betweens and thenS
And then snacs the infant grows
To b leughing, speishety boy,
Happy 0eopito hin little Voc.
Nero he bus conscious 81 his Joys;
To b. ID short, from tuo % ten.
4 merry. moody child and tAenf
And then. in coat and trousers clad.
10 learn 70 say the Decal0gue,
And break q, an uushiukfug lad,
with uairth and mischief all agog;
4 tTuant Oft b. deld and fen
10 capture outter6fess and thenf
And thsn, increased in strength ana sis,.
To -, anon, youth fall Grown;
A hero IN hts mothers eyes.
4 young Apollo In his own:
To initiate the ways Of men
In taahlooAhlo ems and then?
And then, q last. 70 b . man:
10 fail in love. . WOO und we'd:
with oeothinx brain - scheme and plan,
70 sus ioe fame With tongue OK pen.
And gain a. Lose ~ priss, and thsnf
And then In gay and vrinkisd cid
To mourn the epeed OF lies decifneo
To praise the scenes his youth beheld.
And dwell in memory OF Lang syue;
10 dream awhile With darksncd ken.
Thsu drop into his crave, and thsui
--JoAa g. Sass
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The chief contributors TO the Lodies'
Home journal are MrA Frances HodRson
Burnett. Mira Amelia E. Barr. Frank
Stockton, William d. Howells, John Gil
mer Speed and Palmer Cox.
The readings from the new books in the
June Current Literature are The Meetings
OF the Apostles" from 1.-THE Green Bay
Tree" the new London success; "The
Love Philtrs," from Stanley ]. Wsyman's
MAN Ia Black !" .sThs Rabbits PRAYER. I"
by ]. Zangwili; AT the Green Dragon. /"
from Beatrice Harrsden's new book, and
an excellent interview with the author, By
Gibson Willsts.
The complete novel in the June number
Of Lippimcosf's 10 "Ths Wonder Witch. !"
by II. g. McCieiland. Il il . charming
romance Of virgiaia. beginning in war
wards. The title refers to . ring which
had strange story Of IT. own, and the
supposed power Of keeping It's wsarer
constant to its gtver. Gilbert PArker's
serial, The TrespasssF. reaches it, close
after carrying the hero through queer Cd
ventures and dire social and moral dam
gers.
Two strong inssalmsnts of personal
rsminiscencs appear In the June Harpe'a
"first Visit TO New England" in which
he describes his meeting with Lowell, and
Memories of Wendell Phiiiipa.S by
George w. Smalley. Mr.. Smalley was enc
Of Phillips volunteer bcdyguard during
the winter OF 1850 81, and the article deals
with the Boston riots Of that period and
the Anal triumph of Phillips oratcry.
whom all Boston came round 70 his way q
thinking.
The North Amrscun Resirs for June
opens with IN article by Secretary Of Agri-
culture J. Sterling Morton, entitled .Pro-
lection and the ProietAriat." The .In-
dustriai Army" movement forms the sub
jocs OF three valuable papers, which are
bracketed together uadef the caption Of
Tho Menace Of Coxsyism-" The first. BY
Maj Gen. O. o. Howard. deals with tAe
Significance and Aims Of the Move
ment"; the second, By Superintendent
Byrnes. Of the New York police depart
msnt. treats of the Character and Meth
ods OF the Men,; and the third, by Dr.. A.
4. Doty. chief Of the bursau OF contagious
diseases. considsrs s'Ths Danger % The
Public Health."
Probably there II no one old enough 70
% intereased enough In the QUESTION
What women make the bsss wives ~
Who has not some pefsonal ideas on the
subject; but whatever ous idsas On any
topic may be, IL 10 always interesting %
know the opinions Of other peoples.
psctaiiy II they are 'sbrainy"-on the
same matter. Ia Deuorssf's TomsJy Nas-
assns for June the vital question about
good wives u discusssd By susan b An
tncny; Clara Louise KELLOGG. Ma Balling-
ton Booth. NrA A. -. Palmer, MA
whssiss Wilcox. Ellen Batslls Districk.
40 oshssA 81 qaaiissd ~ expsgisass 6
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s9onls irsa fso sDssi1tley 1Ae 49,
- - - .ys.s.9 wl ~ = =
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= skslr $1,000 = s1se1ss thsfr tntslIL
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0saa 0sans ana Bnaflan u thsir
ssNsmetsss. ssas thS snil stosy. whsa
(3rsnt ssnt shssidsa 20 IL Rse Orands In
Msy. 1855. hs sos1 Elm shs4 10 looked
upon the invasion a Nsxico by Maxi
snalaan q pass a IL rshslIion itseif, -
causs a the eneoarSrumees thst iuvssSon
hsd ssosivsd ffom ths CoaSsdsrscy. and
oar success IN pustiag down ssessnion
vsssA never b csnpssss TN IL HrsncA
and Aussrian invaders vsss conpsllsd 70
lesvs Nsxico. 4 Quantity q ccelsdsraas
munitsons q v,r hsd besn tusnea ovr b.
sx-Confsdsrstss % shs impssiaiist eem-
nsadsr ss Maesmorss shersdaa d.
msndsd their sesurn s~S NJ - ~ 1sss
pssss.seS b. 6sraayv 6swerS would havs
csoosud The boundarv vtsh his veii
appotntsd army and PIT H. patriot
cause uadsr yuarss a Tn feet
A IL -, owing 70 Stewards tsmpoeising
vhsn he day II tsmporising VS. over.
ehsridan says that he had 70 content him
ssif With leaving large snpplsss Of arms
and ammunitien q convsnssnt places on
oar sids Of The 1vss 10 tall into The hsnds
Of tbs Nsxiean patriots under Cen. Esco-
bsdo. During the wintsr and spring Of
1so6 Sheridan oovertly supplied the Nsxs-
cAn pststots with 3o.oo0 mnsksts and an
muntsion, and thus enabled Prssident
Jnsrss 10 Organise large army and ~
cover al Msxico down = San Luis Pctosi.
Il vas not until January. 1851. that The
French ssrs ordered By Napolsoa the
Third 70 svacuats Nsxico. and Sheridan
declares that he doubts whether such .
result eouid have ben aohisvsd except
Tor the presence and support - the Amsri-
ean army on the Rio 0rands. sent there,
In the words Of Grant, hecause the French
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THU LACE HOUSE

judicious observation 10 give opinions
worthy Of careful attention. and every
opinion given bears The individuality Of
the author and b we'll worth reading.
Judgs Hubbard on "Ksllsy's Trsmps''
and Gen. Weaver on ..The Commonweal
Crusade. !" with dozen or moro photo
mp snoss = nssy AR army a
Midland Ne~shly. Altar the recent news
paper discussion Of Gen. Jones' var
record. Maud MeFedith's Nid1smd sketch Of
the general. With portraits. Will Be read
with keenest interest Henry WallAcs has
. nns sketch on The Scotch Irish in
spproach Of the nstional congress Of
Scotch-Irish In De- Moinsa
The June Ctatsry contains . number Of
salient features. One Of the most inter.
ssting il an authoritative account Of .'Edi-
sons Invention Of the Kineto. Phono-
graph" by Antonio and w. x. L. Dickson.
Mr.. Dickson having besn associated with
Mr.. Edison In working out this Invention.
There Z also On insrcduction By
s g. i1om AN, and portrait q
esthsr with examples Of the pictures
shown BY this new Invention for repro
ductng 20 the eye the motions Of . given
scene - the photograph rsproducss the
related sounds.
A bslits the season. the June Aflanfic
has restless air about L. record Of .
summer spsns in the Settles by Dr.. J. w.
White, the eminent Phiiadelphia phy.
scian. 10 followed by shipwreck suggest
ing poem, 'sThe Gravedfgger," by Bliss
Carman; Mr.. Stoddard Dsusy writes Of
Tho End Of Tortoni's." the famous
Parisian cafe, closed . year ago; DR.. Al
bart Shaw sxplains how Hamburg learnt
her lesson even before the cholera struck
her, and Il nov one Of the most perfectly
protected citiss: Mra Cavasza gives :
bright account Of the marionstte theater
In Sicily: Prof Nanatt completes his ex-
cursion behind Hymsttus," and Mr..
Frank Bolies continues his wandsrinys in
the Provinces.
Whoever 10 curious 70 know Why il 10
that few or no DAD man are found in the
great Carnegie stsel mills 81 Homestead,
will get his curiosity satisfied BY reading 8
remarkably vivid and exact description Of
the strenuous life and work there which
Mr.. Hsmiin Garland pubiishos in the June
number Of HeCyuss's Aapasine. Some no
lees vivid and telling illustrations accom-
pany the article In this same number Of
0eCzwrs's appears also. With illustrations
that do Il full justice. . wonderful short
story by Kipline. The physical obstacles
the North Pole, and the chances of several
important expeditions Aow In progress for
overcoming them. are susesssively dis
cussed By 0sa. A w. Grssiy. one Of the
highest authorities on the subject
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the sbolstionists At the North and
the Republican congress VS. % indignant
that committss Of the senate vss APP
pointed TO wait upon the presidens and
request him 70 dismiss Seward frcm the
cabinet The COMMITTEES VAS headed by
Senator Jacob CoilAmsr q Vermont IN able
surist. who had heen postmaster general
under President Taylor. and Was very
conservative Republican. So angry vas
congress that sssaTd's rssignstion would
have bsen accepted had not Secretary
Chase, in whom the senate had entire con-
fidsncs. intssfsrsd IN Stewards behalf and
prevailed upon the senate nos 10 prsss the
demand Gor Stewards removal.
The wonder II that Lincoln should have
been % passiOnlsss in his patriotism that
he endured Stewards impertinsnce and
his Insane foreign policy With pasience.
He instantly overruIsd Il, but he did NOT
dismiss Seward. ~ ninety men out OF one
hundred would have dons- Seward. among
other things. wanted Lincoln to abandon
Fort Sumter and 10 urge declaration OF var
against Francs and Spain. and Seward
went 20 far - TO assurs Jus,ics Campbell,
Of the United States supreme court, AFTER
wards as.i,ssnt sccrstarv af vsr tn IN
r..s.s.,.c~ ,n.. ~, a. A.. s..
communicates sn's assurance 70 tns south
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NEW CAPES-.Jun llcuvp.

Ladiss' Caps Of black clay vorstsd,
braid trimming and moirs tiss. "a.
Ladiss' black clay weFstsd Cape. hand
some Bourdon Lace and gimp trimming.
satin ribbon, collar and tie, $40
A VERY ELEGANT CAPE Of hns
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NTTTA

jersey SILK Mitts. black and eolors; .
good one ~ 25a and vszy special value II
10c Per pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-03
DRESS GOODS

That 4, the assortment Of colors II
broken. Going 70 CLOSE THEN OUT
At THESE PRICES:
4o-in jacquard Imported Tvills. from 80
10 SOC.
4o-in Imported Diagonal. from Sis 10
do.
AS-in Brochs Empress. from 81. Is to 81 Is
ls-in Dundee Cord. from SL50 70 81
lo-in Canals Hair (spfing vsighth II
70 CSC.
l4-in Mirour 6uitins. from SITS to $l21
A fsw pasos a. Wool Cords ct &c, ~
dussd ffom 500 Per yaf6
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-03
; LADIES HOSE.

Fine Isle hoss. with black boots. colorsd
or fancy tops. also plain color cloth effects
In I'll shadeA 500 pr pair. worth 75c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-03
WASH GooDa

Light colored Chsllies q =
stylss 1T Sc per yard.
Dark Challies in . good w.
terms as twelve yards for 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-03

Ladies' Onyx Hose, splicsd hssls and
toes and double solss. Sc per pair or three
pairs for Il
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-03
EMBROIDERKn

Scotch 0inshamA reduced ffos1l
Per yard.
Finest lot Of White 0oeds q I
wssk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-03
THE LATEST.

Ladies' russell color Hose. very sups.
rioe value 1t &c Per pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-03
Baillarysoll
We Like
To See
Pretty Good
In the Store.

Bat better ysk like 10 ssll 49,
them worn. Most all the han1
tumss sssu In town were g.
shelveA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-03
L.BsillargeoldCa.
Things
You Ought
To Know
About.
CHANOIS GLOVES.
Ladies' Chamois Gloves, best quality,
gauntlet ssylA 81; Moasqussairs. 80 per
pair.
CHAN0Is GLOVES.
SILK GLOVES

We have the Kayssr pstsnt tip silk
Gloves. tip guaranteed 10 outvsar the
glove: black and eoloes; . complies stock.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-03
SCOTCH GINGHf

Genuine Scotch Ginghai
wide. in the most desirable
IN elegant assortment at - !
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-03
CHILDREN'S HOSE.

Childrsn's tan or red HosA vatican
Ribbed, 100 pr pair. or three pairs for Soc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-03
CREPE CLoT

Embroidered Cssps Cloth
and colorsd embroidery q -
One Of the newest fabrics = +
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-03

Coxsyitss u both home and foreign pro-
duetion ars gathering here FAST undsr COM
mand Of Capt ''yumbo" Cansvsil. Head
quarters we're established on the empty
lots opposits the Minneapolis hotel, and :
isn't erected The camp proper 10 about
thrss miles from town. Two Hundred are
thsrs nov. and 30 rsin!orcsmsnts are sx.
psctsd tomoRrow. 4 street parade AZ forty
men with bannsrs drew large crowd 70
hsadquartsrs where Cantwsli made
spseeh- He dsnisd nsvspapsr aosusasiona
regarding his relations with Hllda 6tein.
Of Spokane. in toto, and effsrs SlOa which
he exhibits, - any man Who can succese-
fully contradict his statemsnts- He ssems
- have plenty Of money, and says his wife
in Seattle 70 worth $4,000 TO t9o0. Coz A
carload of sheep uss eonsSinutod today bv
man nsmod JenntnGs.
- 1Aas ths ossss PeDsliss Orssesf
Portland Ossgpaian.
Patrick H. winsson. . prominsns Isv-
yeE an1 politician ct eeat&1e. = ia tern.