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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
7, p,c,sure.. Reaims.

Tomorrow evening the ladies OF West
minister Presbyterian and Park-Piac'
Methodist churches Will tender com
pllmentary benefit 20 Professor T. j.
Miner. a feature Of the programme vii
be the cantata-"Lalla or the Mountain
Child"
The annual picnic OF the Italian Society
has been postponed from June Sd 10 June
18th.
A charming moonlight excursion vii
be run TO Dutch Gap next Thursday night
for the benefit OF summer rest for self
supporting women. The steamer Pocehon-
tas has been chartered for the occasion.
Miss Walden's dancing school will close
Wednesday evening.
"rhe Water Fairies" is the name Of the
cantata 10 be presented at Corcoran Hal
next Friday evening by the Young Ladies
Aid Society Of Leigh-Street Baptist church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
Complimentary to Professor Minor.

A complimentary entertainment will be
rendered to Professor II. j. Minor at Bel
videre Hall tomorrow night by the ladies
OF the Presbyterian and Park-Place
Methodist Episcopal churches
In view of the long and faithful services
OF Professor Minor. and his interest In all
charitable causes. and his general be-
nevolence, II Is hoped that the occasion
may be a fitting ovation, and that II will
be very largely attended. An attractive
programme has been arranged embracing
many unusual and delightful features,
and the evening promises TO be a most en-
joyable one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
PERMANENTLY ORGANIZED.
The Daughters of the Confederac,
of Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. MD, May 25.--(speclal)
The Daughters OF the Confederacy" met
this afternoon and organized per-
manently with $50 members on the roll.
BY the unanimous vote OF all present,
Misses Mildred and Mary Lee. daughters
OF General Lee; Mrs. Jefferson Davis.
Miss Winnie Davis. and Mrs. "Stonewall"
Jackson were elected honorary members
OF the organization. Addresses were made
by Mrs. ID. Gerard Wright, the president.
and Miss Kate Mason Rowland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
Notcr from the Association.

Rev. Il. w. Armstrong, OF Baltimore,
will conduct the mems meeting at the
Young Mems Christian Association this
afternoon at o'clock.
At 8 =. NJ. a meeting OF the Commit
tee on Religious Work Will be held and
plans will be discussed for the holding OF
five grand mass-meetings at the associa-
ton.
The adjourned meeting OF the Young
Mems Christian Association Boat Club,
which was 10 have been held at the as
ISOLATION last night, and at which meet
ing representatives from the Board OF
Directors were TO come before the club
with a plan for reorganization, was not
held on account of the failure OF the rep
resentativeS TO be present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
An Oner To Mis-. Robinson.

Miss Ida Robinson, the talented soprano
of the Centenary Methodist church choir,
who is so well and favorably known in
musical circles here, received letter
last Tuesday from Mr.. Willard Spenser
the author and composer Of The Little
Tycoon" and princess Bonnie" renew
ing the offer made during the presenta-
ton Of the latter opera In this city some
weeks ago, OF position in one OF his
next seasons companies. According to
the terms of agreement. Miss Robinson
Is to understudy the title role, and will
be given an early opportunity of appear
ing in the part. The lady in question has
the matter under advisement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
Married over n Half Century.

To-day is the fifty-third anniversary Of
the marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs. b. b.
Minor who in the celebration OF their
golden wedding three years ago received
the hearty congratulations Of hosts OF
friends Mr. Minor is a gentleman OF high
literary attainments, his wife is cul-
tured lady. and both are held in affection
ate regard. Years ago as editor OF the
Southern Literary Nj ssenger, later as
president OF the University OF Missouri
and since then as a frequent contributor
10 literary publications. Mr.. Minor Is
well known to the educational and read
inc rut1fa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
The nnIr-snirit Convention.

Those in charge Of the arrangements
for the Holy-Spirit convention, to be held
here June 18th TO 2lst, inclusive are maxi
ing good progress with their work. These
are the subjects TO be discussed:
Dlspensation of the Holy Spirit: The
Holy Spirit the Only Revealer. of Gods
Truth; Baptism With the Holy Spirit; Ad-
ministration Of the Holy Spirit; Resist
ing and Grieying the Holy Spirit; Leading
Of the Holy Spirit; Holy Spirit Clarifying
Christ; How 10 Receive the Holy Spirit
Holy Spirits Work in the Believer; Power
for Service: Holy Spirits Office in Prayer;
Perpetuity of the Gifts and Power of the
Holy Spirit; The Holy Spirit the Fathers
Covenant Promise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
Thrown rnom ms BIcrcLn.
MIR. John -. Finder sustainS Sc
we're Fall and H. BADLY Injured.


Mr.. John b. Pinder. city sale'man for
the Watkins Hardware Company. met
with painful accident yesterday while
riding his bicycle. which will probably
lay him up for weeks.
lie mounted his wheel about o'clock at
the store. on Fourteenth street, and start
ed of at a lively gait. The
streets were very wet and slippery, and.
as he turned into Main street his wheel
shot from under him and threw him
with great violence 10 the paved street
lie arose. but fell again, and bystanders
rushed TO his assistance and bore him
into DicknSon's harness-store. where he
was made as comfortable as possible. DIT.
T.. J. Moseley was summoned. ana upon
hts arrival he called the ambulance and
had Mr. Pindcr removed to his home, No.
20 west Meadow street.
His thigh was badly injured, and he Is
otherwise bruised. II was impossible
last night to tell the extent Of his In
turics
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
THE VISITING MUSICAL CLUBS.
They spend Pleasant Day sight
seeing and Leave for Home.


The Capital Glee and Rubenstein clubs.
pf Washington, whose concert on Friday
night ranked among the most delightful
events OF the musical season. left for
home on their special train shortly after
o'clock yesterday evening.
The members OF both organizations ex-
pressed la unmeasured terms thsr keen
appreciation OF the courtesies extended
20 them. and their delight az the pleasant
and successful outcome OF their trip
On Friday night the spacious parlors
OF fordS Hotel, where the clubs stopped
were thrown open by the management
ana an informal dance was given by
shem TO their friends and 20 the members
o. tho wednesday club. a recherche sup
per was served, ana dancing was kept up
unui an early hour IN the morning.
Yesterday was spent by the clubs visit
tng various points OF interest In the city
ana at o'clock In the afternoon they.
We're present at a reception gwen by the
Governor In their honor at the Executive
Mansion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

| A bargain In Checks Muslin-5o pieces OF
Check Muslin, worth Sc; Monday, only
1914 trnbleached sheetlngs. y l-2c; yard.
| Androscoggln Bleached Cotton MONDAY
pound Of Good Note-Paper, ioc.
I.arse-size Ready-Made Gingham-Aprons'
Blue e. and GRAY Chambrays. Sc. yard
] Black-Silk Mtts. l5c.
| Black-Silk Taffeta Gloves, Znc. 60.
| Heavv-Silk Gloves, Black, Whlte' NreAtn'
Gray. and Tan. only SOC.
Relt-Pins. 3c-silver or mourning. -.
shirt-studs, Collar and Cun-Bu'ions' lOc'
set
Pure-whte Pearl Buttons; Sc. dozen :,
| black and Blue-Silk Betting lsc. yard
| Russo Tan Polish and cream. lSc.; the
only tan polish In the city that viii
put a nice gloss on your shoes.
| French Dressing, DC.
! Clilne. i0c bottle.
! silver and Gold Studs, l0c set.
/ Mourning Belt-Buckles. l0c.
| Trilby Heads. lie
silver Belt-Buckles-the largest line in
/ the city.
white Chemlsettes. turn-down or stand
/ ing collar, l5c.
! The New. Long TrIlbv Scarfs for Ladies:
Rlack- and Red-Band Bows, with
White edge around centre Knot only
ladies' and Gentlsmens Wash Crochet
Ties Zoe
Infants Tan and Black Socks, regular
Cbiidiren;s white Hose. &c. pair.
| ladies' White Hos, Richeheu rlDped'
2lc pair.
stair-Llnen. &c. yard.
| Whalebones. &c. dozen.
Children's Parasols p TO loc. -,
French Main sock. from p 70 &c; yatu.
Great bargains in White Spreads from
c.,,Ys-.V.P cat. t,orascfs ii
/ White-Duc< Parasols, 81.
pa~asoie Of Rest Silk-G'oria. 81. y.
White China-Snk Parasols, 2.25 to ~
BLACK Rubber Handle Paras9is' $'-o'
White Tndia-TAnen, Sc yard.
White India-Linen at i0c., worth loc'
White organdie, 25c. IA. ~ n and
Rlack rndia-Llnen. INC. yard.
Solid-Color Organdles. 25c. yard' -
Iones'- Fine White Cambria, &c YARD
I.ong-Cloth. by piece or yseru' ga ~
Nice line OF Dotted Swiss. various nsure7
and dots. rs 20 i0c yard.
White Grenadlne Muslin, Sc. YARD.
Fine White Dimity, So. yard
white Dimlty. with piQue stripe II lie
Linen enc crumb-cloth. s2.75 to $3.50.
Turniture-Linen, 25c. yard.
Table-Felt. Soc. ward.
BARGAINS in Table-Linen, Towels, and
NaDkins this week.
R PSW Wash Duck Suits. to 8 years:
Navy-Blue Duck-Suits. 25. -,
Brown-Stripe Duck-suits. trimmed win
Mexican-Llnen Hammocks, SOC.
Julius Sycle & Sons,
Corner Second and Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
CARLISLE HANGED IN EFFIGY.
The Nachitochcs People n Unit for
Free silver.

ST. LOUIS. MO. May ga special
from New Orleans says that Secretary
Carlisle was hanged in efiigy in Nachi-
toches Thursday night on account Of his
anti-silvcr speech. negro appeared on
the streets In the evening carrying pla-
card. announcing that there would be a
hanging at the bridge at S O'Clock A
large number Of people assembled. mag
ming that there was 10 b. a
lynching They found. instead. the efiigy
OF the Secretary OF the Treasury hang
ing from the bridge. Nachitoches Is a
unit for free silver but some OF the peo-
pie regret the efIlgy business
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
Five Persons Drovneti.

BUFFALO. n. Y. May 2&-Connolly's
steam-yacht. Trilby. employed by the
city 10 convey passengers across the
creek at the foot OF Michigan street.
capsized this morning, just after leaving
the docks. The little craft was loaded TO
the gunwaleS with passengers. all OF
whom were thrown into the water IL was
said at first that fifteen had been lost.
but at IL o'clock II was reliably re-
ported that FIVE persons only had been
drowned. The creek Is being dragged
for the bodies OF the missing. About
thirty or thirty-five men were on board
the yacht when 1t capsized. All were
Poles. crossing over TO the island.
where they are or were employed at
various places.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
HAVE JUST ALITTLE PATIENCE,
AND YOU ARE SURE TO Be WAITED ON MONDAY AT
The TOWER, 2O1 and 2O3 {. Broad
The last week of May shall swell our sales Tar ahead OF any


Braided Hrmmocks. with pillow. 81 10 S.
SHALL Croquet-Sets. Sc
Garden-Tools Zoe. set.
See our R0llcr-Tray 1'runks Full fine
OF Zinc. f.pather-Cover. and Canvass
Trunks. Hand-Satchels and Bags
We are sole agents in t1is city fcr ina
Excelsior sleeping Coaches. These arc
undoubtedly The best Baby-Carr.ages
in the city for the price. Try us once
on Carriages
SC. Colored.Border Hemsttched Hand.
kerchicfs. 3c.
Null Embroidery Handkerchief -fAeht.
Blue, Cadet-Blue. Pink. ard yellow
only Toe.
Ladies cray ana Block Hose. De- pair.
! Boys calico Shlrt-Wais's i5c
Boys Chevl0t Shlrt-Wsisir, 80.
Cream Cashmere &c yard
ATWOOD Cream Henrietta. &C.
silk-Finish Henrietta Soc laii.
We ere selling tie Famous pc 'ro,.ee
Waists Tor Iafies-veN made ans
finished. and the hfst Sweep 'rr
houses are asking 15c. for THIS NaIar
Black China-Silk Waist 81
Heavy BLACK surah-sNk Ws;sL 81
percale Wrappers. US. to sl.D'
Mourning Wrapper e1c.
Shepherd Check Wrappers, made Or
Saline Sl2b
2 Crepon skirts. reduced a. s.
! crspon. skirt. size = fe1uee1 no. ~.
some KIND Of Wrap for the cool SUM
mer nlghte See our SIS Capes
Atwood Cashmere Tor BOYS ard Cen
tlemen's wear, 5Nc. Nard.
Good Cashmere Gle. yard.
Wool Pants Goods. sc. ward
81 Coicred Table On-Cioth 70 l-2c yard.
Light sairting-Prints. &c. yard
childrens White Caps az i ia g.
New STYLES IN Caps M q, ~ o. a"a IT.
Duck-Suits AZ cost. 20 close o..
Bovs' Baihriggan shirts ana llfaWet- -'..
Childrens Ribbed Vests. .. 10, ana Joe.
ladies' pure-Silk Vests. 8.
Ladies' Iisle Ribbed Vests. hlsh-neck ana
long sleeves. only &C.
l0ng-sleevef, on'r Csc.
Ladies' Rleachad Ribbed vests, lQW-nf'k
and shOrt-sleeves. ~ i-lc
ladies' Ribbed Vests. 5 and zoe.
Rows and Mems outing Shirts. lbc
Mems Cheviot shirts. PC
Centlemen's Iaundcred shirts. attaDnei
Universal rercale shirts. attached co,Iai
and CUTS 7Sc. Detached. only 81
TtIrkey-Rcd Tahle-COyers. 81
AnrAn-M Muslin. - i-2c. yard.
Gentlcmens Jeans Drawers, win ritn'l
bottom. only 2ic.
Gentlcmen's Balbr'ggan shirts AMI
Drawers. 25c.
Excel quality AZ 81 and 1'c
White Linen Bosom shirt Tor Zoe.
White Iaundered shirts, ~
Gentlemen's Fancy Nieht-shirts. 5c.
Check MuHll1 NlENi-rNliLrf o.
Medium Weight shirts. i0c
Heavy Net Undarshlrts, &c.
Gentlemen's Striped and Gray Cave
Drawers reduced 10 -5c.
ladies' Corset Covers. from - i-2c % g.
special sale OF Ladies' Muslin undewa
Julius SyCle & Sons.
Corner Second and Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
Prince George Assignment.

PETERSBURG, VA, May 25.-(Special)
Messrs. c. NJ. & T. ". Hobbs. general mer-
chandise and liquor dealers. of Burrows
vile, in Prince George county, made an
assignment to-day for the benefit Of their
creditors to Mr.. J. r. Temple. trustee.
Their liabilities amount TO sl.lO0. nearly
all OF which Is preferred. Their assets
consist OF stock OF goods and debts due
the cancern
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
uo,d ,bc Next Meeting Here.

DR.. N. Cabell Tabb has returned from
New York. where he has been attending
the annual meeting of the Association Of
Medical Directors OF the Life Insurance
Companies Of the United States and Ca
NADIA. Dr. Tabb was elected first vice
president The association will hold its
next meeting In this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
Georgia Central Earnings,

NEW YORK. May 25.--The Georgia Gem
trail railroad reports for March: Gross
earnings. $3.50, 3si. a decrease OF 81. "a. and
net. ssa7. a decrease OF SIC. s92 and
for the nine months TO March 3ist: Gross.
sto75.sai decrease. t2s,77o. and net a.
l4s3i; decrease. sslSk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
Town virtually Destroyed.

CONSTANTINOPLE, May ga series
OF earthquakes to-day virtually rayed the
town OF Paramythla, European Turkey.
Fifty persons were killed ana 10 sss,-
ously Injured. The total number OF shocks
was twenty-Ax. The Greek church, which
was built 300 years ago. WIS moved seye-
raj yards. but is still standing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
Devant's Plisses, for Waist
Fronts, Cuffs, and Collars.

Colored-Silk Mulls. 81 l-2c yard.
Colored Chiffon. any color, SIC. yard.
Rev,rlng for Yokes, zoe TO 81 yard. ,.,
Decorated Parchment PAM. Sc; splendld
values for 2, TO- rs, and 25c.
SILK Fans. soc n S5
White and Colored-Feather Fans SOC. 70
white Chiffon Yelling. &c; White. with
BLACK dots 45c yard
Job-lot of Colored Hamburgs at halt-
price.
New line Of Fancy Black Yelling.
Doubla-Width Sewing-Silk Yelling Tor
baby wells.
MosGuito-Net. all shades. 4sc. piece.
Black. Gray. and White Book-Musun' or
CrinOline, &C. yard.
White and Black Rice Cambria, sc YARD
Figured Silesa, GRAY back, Joe. yard.
Hair-Cloth. White. Gray. and Black lVc'
Buttermilk Soap &c. for cakes.
Cotton-Towels. &c. piece
white Cotton-Crash, 2 l-2c. yard.
Large-slze White-Cotton Towels heavy
only, 10c.
Julius Sycle 4 Sons,
Garner Second and Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
THE NEWS CONFIRMED.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May 25.-Minis-
ter DENLY cahled the State Department
from Picking to-day confirming the news
that Formosa has declared its independ-
ence. and notified foreign powers OF the
fact lie added that the government es-
tablished Is republican in form.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
May Hav. the opera.

The prospective season OF opera 10 be
given by that sterling organization, the
ANDREWS Opera Company. win embrace
such old fayorttes ~ Fra Dlavolo,'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
STANDARD DAIRY CHOP

II a properly balanced Ration. composed Of co.,
tonssed meat, iInseod meal mil iced. &C,
mixed IN such proportion as 10 insure tne best
results az tue smallest cost Price 81 cents par
100 pounds
wooDLAwS DAIRY. August 90. 1894
MeesrA Thomas s. VIM q "a
0eBtlemen,--I hare Deea feeding q bert
OF lOrty head OF dairy cattle on your STANDARD
barry Chop. ana nnd that n produces as mucn
milk, and OF as good quality, as feed costing
much more expect b use large QUANTITY
curing the wintor mouthA Hoping you rauch
success, because OF the intsrsst yoa take ia tEs
dairy people, | eTa
Yours truly,
r,lgned) n E. CLARKE
For sale oy THOMAS s. VIM 4 ca.
No. 900 sess Marshall stssstA
Phone 50A sgt-iims
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
REpuBLIc IN FoRMosA.
It's Flag yellow Dragcn on Blue
Ground.

LONDON, May PA dispatch from
Shanghai to the PallMall Gazette says
a republic has been declared in Formosa,
dragon on a blue ground. Tang Ching.
hitherto the Chinese Governor of For
mosa. has been chosen President Of the
new republic, indicating that the Chinese
officials, who were recently recalled prior
TO handing Formosa over TO japan. fully
approve OF this attempt to achieve free
dom
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
DR. McRAk'S PAINLESS AND
IL HARMLESS INTERNAL CURE FOR
ORGANIC STRUCTURE
GRAVEL OR sTnNE

Call at the drugstore OF A. II. Robins.
200 east Marshall street. Richmond, Va
agent for Virginia. Tor this wonderful
remedy. Read testimonials and give IL
a trial. After a trial OF eighteen months
in the States OF North Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia, and Florida. Il las
IS 10 90 per cent. OF cases treated. IL Is
absolutely harmless. Only two doses
every twenty-four hours liz Is so gentle
In its action the patient hardly kn2Ss
vitality, and when IL cures leave the
system In as healthy condition as nature
made II. @. X. RYAN,
South Carolina General Agent.
nh g-Sug WIN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
Have You Smoked Too Muehf
tn lCa LII In rdta ALA Nh

II will relieve the depression caused
thereby; quiet the nerves, and induce
refreshing sleep.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
THOMAS A. BRANDER,

Joseph " Bidgood. Acknowledgement.
The annual memorial service Will be
held az the Seyenth-Street Christian
church tonight at SIS o'clock.
All the memorial and veteran associa-
lions OF the city are requested to assem-
BILE In the iecture-room back OF the
church at s o'clock. wearing their badges
and uniforms. Seats win be reserved for
them, and they VIII enter the church In
body The sermon VIII be delivered by
Rev H. G. Garrison and the occasion
promises 10 be one OF unusual interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

As an example OF how cats-paws which
are used for the purpose of extracting
chestnuts from the fire may be burned,
Goodwin. the aged bank-defaulter from
Lexington. shines forth. lie is a digni-
fed old man. whom prison garb ili-be-
comes. He was made a tool OF by Fig
gait his hrother-ln-law. who was cashier
OF the bank In which Goodwin was en-
pioyed. and although Figgatt got all OF
the money Goodwin Is suffering for Il,
rs his brother-In-lsw has made his escape.
The evening times., 1895-08-17
OUR woBBLY EARTH.

1t Is Poised Delicately and Slightest
Variations Are Noticeable.
From the Baltimore Herah)
The discovery that the axis OF the earth
Is not fixed In direction, but that it swings
round in such way as to cause the north
pole itself TO revolye once in every fourteen
months round a circle ten yards in diamater,
is now generally accepted as an established
fact.
tits evident that such a wobbling of the
earth's axis of rotation, small though it be,
must produce some effect upon the level of
of the very careful records, which have
the ocean at its shores, and anexaminatisn
been kept for more than forty years, of the
height OF the tide in the canal at Helder, In
Holland, was recently made for the pur-
pose OF determining whether such an effect
could be perceived.
The result of the examination showed
that the average level of the water had
varied with great regularity, in a recur-
ring period of IA rontbs, ever since the
tide records were begun in 1851.
The inference is that this regular change
of level must be due to the swinging round
OF the axis of the earth. The amount by
which the level changes-a little less than
five-eighths of an ineh-also corresponds to
the calculated change that should result
from the proposed cause.
So we are gradually learning to appre-
ciate how dehcately the poDderous earth is
poised as it swings in its vast orbit round
the sun, and how even the mighty ocean
responds to the slightest tipping this way
and that OF the great axis of the globe.
The evening times., 1895-08-17
~One Cent va, as5;
No advertisement. less than ioe.
aUcTIoN SALES.
DUNCANsoN BROS. .AUcTIoNEERs.

DUNCANsON BROS. .,AUCTIONEERs.
REAL ESTATE NOTES AT AUCTION
By virtue of a certain Collateral note
dated July "a, 1894, default having been
made in the same, there will be sold at
the auction rooms OF Duncanson Brothers,
corner 9th and D streets northwest, Wash-
ington, u. c., on SATURDAY, THE PATH
DAY OF AUGUST. A. D., 1895, AT ONE
O'CLoCK,P. NJ, the collateral named there
in viz: Two notes of CA. McEuen, dated
September 26th, 1898. for $500 each, pay
able in three years, with interest, and Sc
cured by deed OF trust upon lots-1 to 80
both inclusive. Block g., Marshall, d. c.
All persons Interested piease take notice.
:. Terms cash. By order of The holder Of
DUNCANsoN BROS,
Auctioneers.
dSd-sxs aul7 TIT