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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16
THE PRESIDENT BACK
30 Gas Called Upon BY Admiral and
Other IaTy-Yird 0mclab.
no PRESIDENTIAL FLAG FLYING.
But the violet Had Lots Of Came
and Fish ON Doard-rlotei NAM
agcr Gonc-NorfoIk County Demo-

NORFOLK, VA, March l5.-tSpeciaLD-
President Cleveland and party, on the
steamer Violet. arrived at the buoy-yards,
IN Portsmouth, from Currituck sound.
about 80 o'clock to-day, and left about
half an hour later for Washington. The
Violet only stopped for coal, but the
President was called upon by Admiral
Brown and other navy-yard officials. AS
the Violet did not fly the flag Of the Presi-
dent, there was no salute fired. The vio-
let had on board large quantities OF fish
and game, showing the good-luck Of the
distinguished sportsmen with gun and
rod during their trip OF ten days through
the sounds OF North Carolina.
THE PRESIDENT INTERVIEWED.
NORFOLK, VA, March 15.-President
Cleveland will probably eat his breakfast
In Washington tomorrow morning. He
was in this harbor to-day. 1t was exactly
LOS o'clock when the Violet made fast
10 the buoy-wharf in Portsmouth. Presi-
dent Cleveland was standing on the upper
deck near the door Of the pilot-house.
A light macintosh which he wore Pro-
tected him from a disagreeable rain
which was falling. In a small row-boat
on the or shore side OF the Violet was
a Virginian reporter. The President vas
admiring the magnificent harbor. When
asked about his health. he replied:
WELL AND HAPPY.
IL am feeling WE'LL in fact, I never
felt better. The report OF an accident
TO me originated In the mind Of some
new spaper-man. We killed fifty brant.
three geese, and fourteen snipe. ] went
ali 49,
tainly enjoyed myself. l like the route
we have been over"
The Violet discharged a lot Of empty
oil-cans and after taking on coal left
for Washington at 2 o'clock. An officer
of the Violet told the Virginian repor-
ter that II the weather was clear the
party would arrive In Washington about
daybreak tomorrow morning. but II was
possible they would anchor in the Poto-
mac for several hours. reaching Wash-
ington about 10 or II o'clock tomorrow.
SUDDEN DISAPPEARANCE.
r. X. Gardner. manager Of the Hotel
Portsmouth, has suddenly disappeared.
He Is supposed to have gone South. and,
on account OF his mysterious departure
IL Is thought that his accounts will be
found short. He came to the Hotel PORTS
mouth about the first Of the year from
Georgia.
The Democratic Executive Committee
of Norfolk county held a meeting yes
terday, and each member expressed him.
self In favor Of a straightout ticket.
NEW LODGE.
The new Independent Order Of Odd-Fel-
lows lodge, at Deep Creek. Norfolk coun-
ty, was instituted last night by Joseph T..
Branch, of Petersburg, grand lecturer
and a delegation from the lodges In
Portsmouth.
The schooner S. Warren Hall, which
has been ashore on Ocracohe Beach,
since January 9TH. has been fioated by
the wreckers.
The Seaboard Airline trains brought
to this port yesterday 3,4if bales OF cot
ton.
Mr.. d. p. White and Miss Alice o.
Baylor, daughte- Of DR.. Baylor, were
married in Iiu,,tersville last night. Rev.
W. 8. Leake officiating.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16
Double wedding In Amelia

An attractive double wedding took place
Thursday at Grub Hill church, Amelia
county, Va. Rev. j. L. T. Holland con-
Quoted the ceremony that made Miss
Carrie f. Robinson, Mrs. Eddie j. Green.
and Miss Mamie Il. Green Mrs. Allen q.
Tinsley. Miss Ether Robinson with Mr..
George Tunstall. waited on the first cou-
pie, and Miss Hattie p. Green. with Mr..
Wylie Pollard. on the other.
After the ceremony a real, old-fashioned
wedding party gathered at the hospitable
home of Mr.. Booker Robinson. where.
with music. dancing. and refreshments.
the large crowd enjoyed themselves as
they can hardly hope to do again soon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16

raomss d. Rlchardson. Il Amelia coun-
q. and the gun Of Captain
Richardson. who gained quite repu-
tation for bravery In IN artillery
duel with the British N the war Of INA
He leaves wife and two married dsugh-
ters-Mrs. Law. who lives with him. and
Mrs. Poore. Of North Carolina. Captain
Richardson was familiar figure on our
streets for years. He was kind-hearted.
and always willing TO extend . helping
hand TO those IN need Although not
much blessed with a great deal Of this
worlds goods ne was never known to,
turn away one hungry from his door.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16
WINTER TOURING IN ALASKA.

wild scenes witnessed During u
january Visit 10 Glacier Hay.
Doing the tourist act in the midwinter
season of Alaska is novel. says the
Alaska News. On the evening OF
January 5th the voyage ives begun. and
the next morning daylight disclosed the
steamer anchored or sidmore Island In
Glacier bay, and the air biting, the at
mosphere clear. and the sun peeping
over the hills to the eastward. After
hearty breakfast the anchor was
weighed. Steaming against an icy-cold
wind from the glistening pinnacles Of the
glaciers, the vessels bridge and deck
were soon frosty. Willoughby's Marble
Drake and Sturgss islands held their
positions against the wind as the steamer
slipped by. To the left Pacific inlet
presented It's range of mountains, snow
capped and rugged. and at their base
Pacific glacier nestled, a heap OF tumbled
ice. At the head OF the bay Muir glacier
reared its plateau Of Ice, clinglng to the
sides Of the Fairweather range, as II de-
termined not to slide into the encroach-
ing bay. The scene was wild. and ma
lures process of disintegration seemed
frozen into a dense rigidity and the works
Of her art appeared arrested by the
frozen chill of tons upon tons of ice.
Captain Carroll headed for the wall OF
ice, passing Professor John Muir's cabin
on the right, until a calm was entered
beneath the beetling crags OF frozen
architecture. Coming up to the wall OF
Ice, the steamer swerved and steamed UP
to within a stones throw Of the glacier
along its entire frontage. At times the
vessel was within seventy feet OF its
walls, and the ripples from the steamer
gurgled into the caverns with warning
note. As one crag began cracking the
steamer was headed further out, and then
returned to her former course 1t Is not
often that one has the opportunity to
ride under wall Of ice for a mile and
witness the ice hold together until the
passage Is safely made. Captain Carroll
admitted. when at safe distance. that
II was the first time he had ever APP
preached the glacier so closely. The walls
were fiuted with pinnacles Of ice. rising
in places from 100 to 200 feet from the
water, and the frosted surface contrasted
superbly with the sea-green and heaven
ly-blue tints Of the fractured Ice. AS far
as the eye could discover this frozen
river extended back into the wild re-
cesses Of the saw-toothed Fairweather
range.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16
Death Of Mr.. william ID. auaries.

Mr.. william u. Quarles died at the
residence OF his bro,her-in-law, Colonel q.
Percy Hawes. GIT north Tenth street, yes
terday morning. at & o'clock. Deceased
was a son Of the late Thomas ID. Quarles,
and brother 10 Messrs. Mann S. and John
r. Quarles. He was about 81 years OF
age. and unmarried. and had been In the
employ OF the Planters National Bank
since January !. 1870. where. during his
later life. he was general b6ok-keeper.
Mr.. Quaries enjoyed the confidence not
only OF the officers Of the bank. but Of all
others with whom he was thrown In con-
tact. and although he was one OF the
most retiring men In the community.
had many devoted friends. He had for
years been q great sufferer from cora
pl;cation OF diseases. but was never
known 10 complain. The funeral will take
place from the residence at o'clock this
afternoon. and the interment will be at
Hollywood. The services viii be at the
grave.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16
The Size of the Moon.

Three gentlemen well known In this
cit, were watching the eclipse the other
night when No. / remarked that he
thought the moon looked about the size of
a barrel-head. No. demurred, and said
1t was the size OF plate, while No. de-
clared II was the size OF a scent piece.
II always knew you were close" said
the second speaker to the third, but /
had no idea that a scent piece looked a:
large as the moon to you"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16

By virtue Of certain deed Of trust 70
the undersigned. bearing date on the ytn
February, 1892, recorded In the CIerk
ONCE OF the Richmond Chancery Court
in Deed Book 145 b, page lol. default nay.
ing been made In the payment OF me ae ~
secured therein, and being requss,ed ~
to do by the beneficiary, we shall seii
at public auction. on the premises, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 16. 1895.
at 4:30 o'clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY
above referred to. The dwelling Is brick'
two stories and basement, In good repair,
with modern improvements, and contains
eight rooms. The lot fronts "a feet ! men,
and runs back between parallel lines 100
feet to an alley 20 feet wide.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay expenses
of sale and 10 discharge two notes-one
OF SIS and the other 2,500-with interest,"
thereon from February y, 1895, and tho
balance on such terms as Will be an
nounced at time OF sale.
JACKSON BRANDT.
RICHARD w. JONES.
NH 70 Trustees.
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!; Be Sure to Get Hoods 5
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

that as many members as possible, as
well as their visiting friends, will at
tend. as there will be important matters
brought up.
At the next meeting of the post. which
will be held April 9th. the election OF Of
ficers for the ensuing year will take
place. The State convention will be held
in Richmond on Thursday. May I'd.
The Virginia Division has nearly $50
members. and II is hoped by the time the
State convention is held that there will
be a membership OF 400.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16

SMITHvILLE. VA. March Is.-(sps-
ciai.)-Captain Hillary O. Richardson died
here yesterday at the Brick Hotel at 3
o'clock p. n. Captain Richardson was
about y years Of age. and one OF the old
est and most respected citizens. He had
managed the Brick Hotter for Q good
many years. and was well known to the
travelling public. He was popular and
genial-hearted host, and always gave his
guests warm Virginia welcome. He
was at enc time Mayor Of this town. and
the Council win be called together to-day
TO pass suitable resolutions In respect 70
bis memory. The funeral viii take place
from the Presbyterian church to-day. He
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16

CULPEPER, VA, March 15.-(Special)
C.. Eugene Ssson, one Of the six VIC
tins who were burned to death in the
Hotel holocaust at Maceysvlle, W. Va.
was a native of this county. and was
brought here to-day under the care of
Mr.. Lee Carroll. acting for Potomac
Lodge Of the Independent Order OF Odd
Fellows, OF which Sisson was a member.
He will be buried at the homestead of
his father, at Lignum. this county, TO-
morrow afternoon, with the honors Of
the order.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16
CMpIaYMENT WANTS.

ANY LADY WISHING TO MAKE as
WEEKLY should send stamped envelope
PANY. Joliet, Ill. Position permanent,
and II you can spare two hours daiiy
don't fall to investigate. mn lo-lt-
A YOUNG LADY WHO DESIRES TO
MAKE A SPECIALITY OF COPYING.
ADDRESSING CIRCULARS, WA, AZ,
PERS, &C.. would like to get work OF TINS
employers. Writes a quick. legible hand.
Can furnish very best of reference. Al
dress AMANUENSIS. care Of Dispatch
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16
GAMES.

Games have been arranged as below:
Southern Stars. OF Richmond, at Ash
land March 23d. April 9Th. and 18th.
Richmond College. In Richmond. March
30th and April 18th.
Wake Forest IN. c.. In Ashland, May
4th.
sylvania. In Ashland. April 9th.
Virginia Military Institute. In Licking
ton. May 10th.
Washington and Lee, In Lexington,
May nth.
Hampden-sidney. In Farmville, May
18th.
Games with the University of Virginia,
University Of North Carolina, Virginia
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Pennsylvania State College will also be
played In Richmond, upon dates to be
arranged after the publication of the
State League schedule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16

The revival meetings at the Pine-Street
BaptiEt church continue with undated
interest. The crowds have been immense.
and the great dificuity has been to seat
the people--large numbers standing
through the entire service.
The evangelist. Rev. J. T. Hutson. Will
preach four times again Tomorrow.
preaching short sermon at 10 A. n. 70
ehe Sunday school, and at II A. NJ. $50
p. NJ. and r. NJ. to the general consre-
ration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16
DIED OF APPENDICITIS.
A Promising Member of the Har-
risOnburg Dar Carried Away.

THoHburE D"r Car'e" N""S
HARRISONBURG, VA. March b.
Special -Granville Eastman, a promi-
nent member of the Harrisonburg Bar.
died last night Of appendicitis. His ten
days illness was of a puzzling nature.
and only an autopsy to-day fully deter
mined the cause OF death. Mr.. Eastman
was native OF Rappahannock county.
He served with great gallantry in the
Twelfth Virginia Cavalry, under Colonel
Asher Harmon, and received a wound
while leading charge at Brandy Station.
which always caused him some little dis
comfort. AS a lawyer he was astute and
thorough. with the highest sense OF per-
sonal and professional integrity. He was
a close student, and admirably versed in
metaphysics. literature, and political
economy. He was in his 6lst year, and
unmarried.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16
Taken Back to Newport News.

Charles Johnson. the Newport News
negro who was arrested here several
days ago as a fugitive from justice, was
delivered to Sheriff Millstead yesterday
and taken back to Newport News. where
he is wanted on the charge of selling
liquor without license and cutting a
police officer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16
TUEspAY. MARCH la. ~.

GEORffE Soll'ft ...-.
CHARLES J. sCHNIDE....
GEORGE A. RIChAhu'.
J. Thompson Brown 4 60. a-i =.
AdamsOn, AuctiOneefs. -'-.-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CHURCH CTwenty- NTH and Leigh)-Rev. w. l.
WRIGHT, ID. d.. Pastor.-SUSDAY. ii A. NJ. SER
mon text: "They that turn many to riGhteSus-
Daniel xii. 3. SUNDAY, 4 p. NJ, h. Y. p. u
subject: "self-Denial yTemperance) "-Oaniel
l., SIG. SUNDAY. SP. NJ, anniversary sermon
OF the b. y. =. u, by Rev. }. j. Hail. ID. D., Nor
folk. Va. SUNDAY, 0:I5 A. NJ, sunday school.
TUESDAY, p. NJ, young mono prayer-meet;ns.
WEDNESDAY, 3 p. NJ, prayer-meeting and lee.
ture on Sunday 4chool lesson-
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LIN the Courf of John.

Mike Mahoney, lcafer around the diff
ferent wharves, was sent to the grand
Jury in the Police Court yesterday for
resisting Policeman c. NJ. Johnson. and
was fined S. and costs for being disorder
ly in the bar-room of Jack Riley.
Therese Armstead and Henrietta
Brooks doth colored) were fined $3.50 and
costs for fighting in the street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16
Wine from Australia.

A quantity OF South Australian wine
was recently sold in London for the first
time at auction. The clarets and hooks
brought from 80 to 81 cents gal
lon: the burgundes and muscadines went
as high as $l.3l. prices that compare IA.
vorably with those of European wines OF
the Sa mo ouality
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16
mr PARK.PLACE METHODIST

ny PARK-PLACE METHODIST
CHURCH corner Franklin aud Pine streets. -
Preaching at / A. n. and q r. NJ. by the Pastor.
Rev. w. J. YOUNG, ID. D.-Morning subject: "a
DaT 10 Capernaum." Evening subject: Pat.
rick. the Apostle to the Irish" Brief talk before
evening sermon on the mid-week payday as a
moral force. sunday school at $50 A. NJ. Class-
meeting at $40 p. NJ. Prayer-meeting WE'D
NKspAY at p. NJ. Young peoples meeting
FRIDAY at 3 =. n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16
Good Trade I'm the Northern Neck

CONFORM, VA, March 15.-(SpeciaL)-
The country merchants are laying in
stocks of spring goods. in anticipation OF
increasing trade as springtime advances
Travelling statesmen have taken large or.
ders here this month. and report good col
lections and somewhat brighter bust
ness outlook for 1875.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16
TRUsTEE'S SALE
FOUR FRAME DWELLINGS.
ST. JAMES STREET. BETWEEN DU-
DUvAL AND BAKER.
Nos. $40 AND Sl2, AND Nos. - AND
-- - IN PEAR

- IN REAR.
nv virtue OF a deed OF trust executed
by william Troy and wife 70 the Virginia
Trust Company. trustee, dated 9th Of
Of the Chancery Court. In Deadlock -
G. page $50, whereby the property here,
ina ffcr described was conveyed 70 sald
trustee to secure bond OF said William
Troy OF even date with said deed IN the
sum Of $500, and default having been
ficjary 30 10 do. the said trustee will pro.
coed 10 sell at public auction. on ths
premises, TO the highest bidder, on
THURSDAY. MARCH q. ias
~ K o'clock p. NJ, the following described
REAL ESTATE. together with all build
inos and improvements thereOn-to Hit:
lii that certain piece Of land. with tie
achievements thereon. lying and being
in the city OF Richmond. va, on tho
nuvai and Baker streets, commencing Il
= noint distant III feet north u Duyal
s,reef thence westwardly. parallel with
Duvaj street 155 feet. thence northwardlY
and parallel with st. James street - feet,
thence eastwardly 81 feet, thence north
wardly IL feet, thence eastwartiy . feet
~ 81 lanes street. and fronting thereon
"a feef 10 the beginning, being part u
Its ~ 10 * and ~ I'm Duvafs addition.
There are four frame dwelling on the
above property. two fronting on 81 James
a modern, bay-window dwelling and late
~ r PEIRa'Mss Cash as to 1850 and cost Of
exeemting this trust: balance upon terms
10 O' VIRGINIA. TRUST COMPANY.
J. Thompson Brown & Co. Auc'io9ee,Es.
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ZEE CLAY.sTREET METHODIST.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner Adams and
Clay)-kev. r. I. WILSON. Pastor.-1l A. NJ
subject "The Power Of Great Affection and
Its Proper Supreme Object" p. ~, by spe-
cial request, sermon on "The Judgment DaN."
9:l5 A. NJ. sunday-school, and prayer IN Getting
at 2:30 p. N. WEDNESDAY. 8 p. NJ. prayer-meet-
ing and song service. FRIDAY, & p. NJ, meeting
of Epwor,h League. Seats FREQ. Visitors and
strangers welcome
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16

D6r PINE STREET BAPTIST
Rsv. j. IA HcfSox. Pas:oT. --PTeschiae sCxDAY
ia. N. Prayes-nsetiss WEDNESDAY g 8 p.
- Young snsns experimenting MONDAY q
sf ssi $40 s:Ss r.. azis, s:;ssns ss.s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16
indictments at Lynchburg.

LYNCHBURG, VA, March 1.-THE
grand jury In the United States Court to-
day returned true bills of indictmen,
against Walker G. Hammer and r. III.
Pannill for embezzleinent. The cases have
been set for Friday of next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16
M, GRAOE. STREET pRFSpyrE

RAN CHURCH-Rev JAMES Y. FAIR, u. D.,
Pastor.-Services At III O'Clock A. NJ. and 8
O'Clock p. NJ. preaching by the Pastor. Sunday
school services at D:45 O'Clock A. NJ WEpxEs-
pAy-NIGBT services at s O'clock. Young Peoples
society " Christian Endeavor SUNDAY NIGaT at
z O'Clock. Is
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psrBROAD.s TREET METHODIST

CHURCH corner Broad and Tenth streots,-
Rev. j. T. WHITLEY, Pastor.-Preaching on
SUNDAY at IL A. NJ. and y p. d. Sunday school
and Bible class At 9:20 A. NJ. Mid-week worship
with lecture "WEDNESDAY at +. n. General
class-meetng THURSDAY az p. NJ. Young
mems prayer-meeting SATURDAY at p. NJ.
Seats free. Attentive ushers- Strangers cor
daily welcome. TO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16

~ TRINITY METHODIST EPIS-
COPAL CHURCH. SOUTH corner OF Broad and
Psstor-rreaching at IL A. NJ. and at 8
=. N. by the Pastor. WgDSEsDAY-EIGHT service
at 8 o'clock. Mems prayer-meeting fIoni 8
10 4 p. NJ. sunday school at 9:15 A. N. Cor
dial invitation 10 all. IS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-16

1k5- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
BROAD and Twelfth ssreets)-Rev. GEORGE
COOPER, d. D., Past0r.-At IL A. NJ: sour
Needs and Their supply" Ats r. NJ. "A Man
10 Save The City, Young Peoples Union at
7. NJ; address by DR.. PRATT. Bible school at
$3.50 A. II.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
A VALUABLE lcE-PLAAh
AT CLIFTON FORCE Va
on -.tf
MONDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF ,Ai'-N'
1895

By virtue OF a deed ~ trust i5em ".
Clifton Forge Ice and Rtifisri.t.'e .fsl
pany 20 the undersigned 70 ...
on the 4th day OF JanaaiA' 1..-,y
corded in the Clerks 1ih % b., te
Court OF Allegheny county, w. ~
mn day OF January. lN.. IN u.rF
No II page SIS. -defsst having W.
made in The payment NJ tne d'a., --.
secured. and being Required l{ ,.'
ficIaries so 10 do. We W.A 80 N! F'
auction, upon the premises OH ..,
THE 1STn DAY OF MARCH, .s0
AZ Y O'c'l-k ~, ,..- o.,
the following property, I'D '".
Clifton Forge, IN \. ,t ~ Ot l. AZ
that is 20 say; All tina ih-tN % .r
Gel Of LAND. j. -nS "l. -..' az
said town. bounded 90 ilr
line parallel % the -rIf- 1i e..
the CHESAPEAKE and pip .. r,
many drumming ~ bog ttt
from the main line 10 iAt b. sff
Clifton Forge Elccfr.c-la ll i.t f..
Sn,eDanv and IA bui.iing an."n ~
stoye-w0rks buiiiingl, 90" .f sd.
no feet east from The c.nii. '., %
or side.track. the said western l...,.,
hegiunina. AZ q point is ir ...s..
from the Intersection ffeW H..-l-tna
ern boundary, cAlenlti, ft.s t.l..
from the nOrtheasttf. .y- ... ,.-t %
ing Of the present electric. 81. ll
rS5ht angles 10 and cr.' ..r
trsck 10 The eaid poiat " .-'s.. %
ana running thence n1rm . rsf.4
20. on SAID line % % pest. .,.'H ..la
81 "a east Sc feet 20 a io+t. ,... Id its
rs east l24 feet % IS a'' .-.. ling
hank Of Smith cree ... ..a.
marked by three n9tcl ', o W.,
the west bank u seit CROCK .,,h 81 q
ls3 feet 10 post .-e. ,.-. .f p
west So feet 20 a p.r- r,i-unlNG,
ginning together WIZ
IMPROVEMENT eng ,,.,>-r
inii'J COMPLETE lcE.pi.A.N,.ii a,lg
,herson lncludng an lDI .-AN 49,
EVGGNEs BOILERS. En-. ,r-uee5
EMF ~, -, - IL trt.a WITH ll .1srty.
fcr'N tCUlNE. CAPAil , .,,.lt ni..
AZ, ~ 'Ta,N TONS OF llf fA,, NI,.
iii iii IN WATER EVERY .t..'ri..
I 4 tIQI-Rs There ID ID I.@ ~
ing-roon. fitted W ~i." ,snr as
brine system. oNerheat, .i.r.a- melf
hooks Cor handling lhl n.y.. 0ra 'f1.
There are also two l,, t.-..rfti1s
and one small one. al'9 a., r.. tss-
Establishment. couneeltU "'''
and stables, etc ....i ro,~ a re ~.
n, freestone water, ~hi,,N e'Dr,~.urg ~
snpply OF cool water i.s o.
machine
TERMS; Il Il 'HOLLADAY. rosov
GEORGE x. -T.--as.sea
NH 7-iot
BY Denoon. Tupper 8 %" 60.
,.s anil Alct.Jnr,tA
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ses- GRoyE.AyEN11E RApr1sr

CHURcH-(corper Grove avenue ana Beech
streets) Rev. J. G. Hidden. ID. D.. Pastor.
Preaching SUNDAY BY the Pastor ct IL A. NJ
and p. NJ. ans WEDNESDAY, at D r. n. Seass
free and the public invited Is
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BG- ST. MARK'S-REV. GEORGE
c. ABBITT, Rector.--Service and sermon at IL A.
NJ. and p. NJ. Weekly lecture WEDNESDAY at 8
p. NJ. Sunday school at 9:30 A. NJ. Holy CON-
munion first sunday in the month. To
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