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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20

BY virtue OF a deed of trust from J.
NJ Newell deceased, dated May J. 1871.
and recorded In Richmond Chancery
Court, Deed-Book 152 c. page 81, TO Sc
cure the payment OF certain note theIe-
In described. default having been made,
and being required SO TO do by the pene-
ficiary. as well as by decree or me
Richmond Chancery Court, entered June
H. 1897, in the suit OF NewelPs trustee vs.:
Newell, EXecutrlx, etc, i Will sell, at
public auction. on tho premises.
THURSDAY, JUNE, 24rH. AT r. NJ.
the PROPERTY described in said deed,
the southwest corner OF Park avenue ara
along the said south line or PARK ave-
nue. l66 feet, thence back and between
parallel lines lo3 feet 70 kenslh sloh
Street. on which II has a like front.
The property viii be- divided into f1NE
GOOD-S1zE LOTS, or sold az whole. III
so desired and deemed best at the sale.
These are unquestionably the prettiest
lots on Park avenue, and on account or
its superior location. possesses much adj
vantage over the surrounding property.
The new brick houses q Messrs. Chester
man and Powers now IN process OF ertc-
ton on this street VIII give an Impetus
20 values. and justifies the prediction that
a sure profit awaits the lucky purchaser.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance In g.
70. and is mooths 90 per cent. intereSU.
secured by deed OF trust.
ED IT. BROWN, Trustees.
J. Thompson Brown 81 Co.. Auctloneers.
10 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20
WANTED,

POSITION by REGISTERED DRUG
fEl Can furnish satisfactory reierenCe'
Small town preferred. X, care or (.s-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20
WANTED,

no EXCHANGE MEDIUM SIZED
House and two Tenements. worth alto
eothcr $1,000, for large house south OF
Broad street. Address OWNER. care
DfeDotch Jc io-ot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

WHEN REAL. ESTATE IS SOLD TIN
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALENs
OAR 'YEARtARE TO BID PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND TIN
VENDEE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20
FOR RENT,
IfcR nEyT.

STABLES 1910 AND 1921 EAST FRANK
lin street. A. y. APPERSON * Co,
ie 2O-1t north Eleventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20

a PERMANENT POSITION IN CLOTH
w House IN Richmond by young man
Elsewhere. Good references. Address c.
IT, T.. care Dispatch Je S-zt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20
BY Sutton 81 Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers>
EXECUTORS SALE
~ OF
Two Frame TenementS

AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF Sr
JOHNS AND FEDERAl, Six ,I,.,, ssyt,,
Nos 10g7 AND 1929 ST. JOHNS STREET
At the request OF the executor. who -
anxious 10 settle up the estate, we Shall
offer for sale at public auction. upon tho
premises on
TUESDAY. JUNE q, 1897,
~ O'clock =. NJ, the PROPERTY de-
scrlbed as above. The dwellings nave Ionr
roon,s' each. and are In good order. with
49,, 9,ater and culvert connections. They
ere now rented 10 prompt-payins tenants.
I'd vl"lding a big percentage on the In
vestment. ,... a. no, eau 10 M.
tend this sale. eOIlVN q 49, ,,'.'.,.~
fe IS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20
FOR RENT.

No. 1ls EAST MAIN STREET. BRICK
dwelling. eight rooms, with all modern
c. L. & II. J.. DENOON.
60 % 81 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20
FOR RENT,
FOR RENT,

FOUR CONNECTING ROOMS. WITH
Fourth avenue. Chestnut I'm. je 2o-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20
WANTED,

A FEW EXPERIENCED MEN TO So
Iicif life insurance for the Prudential Lie
Insurance Company. j. L. WlTHERs,
General Agent. Columbia. 5. Z. 10 ls-at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20

TO BUY \ GENTLEMAN'S WHEEL,
IN GOOD CONDITION..
Terms cash. Address j. X. guthrie
J06 Virginia street city. Je 2)-ltf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20
WANTED,


A WHITE NURSE. SETTLED PERSON
ifl erred. Apply at CO east Grace street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20
nnARnERs MANTED

OK FRANKLIN BETW ZEN FIRST
and Third streets. Terms moderate. Ad-
dress PCst-Ohice Box Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20
IJItUtsSsis

Competent REGISTERED DRUG
& l with best OF references. wishes eitheF
lemuorary or Permanent Employment:
tal.OL care Of Dispatch, Twelfth and
alain streets. je 20-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20

A. YOUNG MAN OF EXPERIENCE
cf Ir0s Position as StenOgrapher. Best OF
differences from former employer. WIN
t.lt with small salary. provided ID me
ut %fomotiOn. Address ENEhGEiiC'
ra fI4p4flh ie N-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20
trNH RENT

No. 81 EAST GRACE STREET. BEST
location IN the city for n first-cass board
mg-hcuse. c. j.. q Ill. =. pENOON,
IL 10 81 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20
WANTED.

ROARDTRs At NICE COUNTRY
home. six miles from Richmond. on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway. hab mile
from depot Elegant water. Trains ar
rive I'm Richmond 500 i'm the morning
10 or address T. J. WEST. Ellersons. Va.
mr. to CrImp & West Coal Company. l7l9
CAST cary street. je 18th Su&TuSts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20
D. O'SUlLSVAN,
Eighteenth and Main Streets
TWO PHONES.
WANTED.

WANTED,
BUILDER TO PUT ADDITION TO \
Iarre house and take in full payment one
on two small tenements in West End rent
cd out to good colored tenants. AddT. 's
"ITCVA NGE." caro- Dispatch. ie 1S-5t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20
sTMMER ROARDERs WANTED.

Healthy location. Good water Plenty
shade. Apply To or address FOR parucl-
lars Mrs. =. i. COBB, Pendleton station
ie 13-Su2ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20
FOR RENT,

STORES WAREHOUSES;, AND Of
fees. Call for our Printed Rent-Lst.
III. SELDOM TAYLOR AZ son,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
fp colt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20
ie 20.27&Jy 4.11-its
NANTIrN.

PERSONS DESIRING \ COOL. PLEA
SAINT Place 10 spend the summer can be
accommodated at Rose Cliff" Pure
lawn. Large rooms. Fresh meats. fruits.
vegetables. and ice. Mrs. Il. j. CRAIG,
WaynesborO', Va. je A-Zt*
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20
nOARDNNs WANTED


FOR THE SUMMER MONTHS FOX
terms apply TO Mrs. G.. c. JEIER, Bed
ford City, Va. Je Zo-lJ'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20
WANTED.

$751; Best references. Address DRUGS,
l.'e Dispatch Office. Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20
FOR Ri.NF,

10f NORTH PLUM STREET.
FIFTEEN DOLLARS PER MONTH.
EIGHT ROOMS.
Apply 10 ~,-,,,,,,>- O 90
je 20-ltF JOHN n. IOIDDlN " ".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20

DWELLINGS. CALL FOR OUR PRINT
III. SELDOM TAYLOR & SON.
10 20-lt Eleventh and Bank streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20
TRUSTEE SALE
Il OF
five Park-Avenue Lots

MIDWAY BETWEEN LEE MONUMENT
AND THE BOULEVARD,
WITH ~ DOUBLE 'FRONT.' ON KEN
SINGTON STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20
WILLIAMSON TAbLEf,
Trustee and Special Commissioner.

BY ]. Thompson Brown Sc Co..
lib Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20

BY c. l.. & II. l.. Denoon,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
81 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20

BY George II. Valentine, Auctioneer,
SO east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-20

by virtue of the decree mentioned be-.
low. the undersigned trustee and specia!
at public auction. to the highest bidder.
subject to the approval OF the court. on
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-06
Ans SrrcnbauS gribidt.
Gin Rid,tcr in 5cIse Don SrunFiudt une bdl
Hd,em uuelieP ipabuiTnnis seppreen.


GIepeIunb, 8, 5. Mdr3. -
Ri6ter Senrp Mc2inneD 1T pom 8ib=
tergD6ite fir irriinnig ertldrt uno benz
oSrrenbauie iiberpieIen por0en. Ntcz
Simmer ipur Common Ylea5z8i6ter
unD qalt ais elmer Der berDorra9enD=
item oTuriiten be5 QanOes. @r ergab
ii6 Dem Srunte unO Derlor na6 unD
na6 Iein Qan3eS @erm0gen. Seine
5ruu fagte Ii6 BON ibm los uno lieB
ibn Dor etpu 5pei Sabren I'M Stt6.
Sic perlieB nit ibrer 16ziGbrigen
So6ter 8race bic Stabt. 9as W2dOz
den bate einen unlpioeritebli6en
9rang CUR 9iibne uno nu6m audi Elm
engagement BEL elmer reiIenoenSpern=
truppe an. Die 9ef6peroen ibreS
neuen 8erufs naren iebD6 3u groB
fir oas tuum ben &inberidu6en entz
na6Iene W}Go6en, uno cine i6pete
Grtruntung mar Die 5olge. 6rau
McGinneD te6rte bdber nit i6rerSo6z
ter na6 GlebelanO 3uriid, uno 8race
fano in einem Spipital &ufnabme,
poTelbIt Die Q(er3te ertldrten, bdB lie
unrettbQr perIoren lei. 2(uf ibrem
Sootenbette berbeiratbete ii6 nit benz
8aitor Sterile BON Der reformirten8trz
die an Der Sougbz@lpenue, ben iie iiber
9(ue5 Iiebte, uno penige Sage ipdter
CAB fie ibren 8eiit auf. Srau SIC
9innep erbob balb baruuf cine fenfas
tioneQe S6eibungstlage gegen tbren
8atten, nubm bieIelbe aber pieoer 3uz
rid un0 Iebte pieber nit i6m. 9eitern
2(benb ergriff Der &i6ter elm Sranz
3trmeiIer uno pollte ii6 ben 9alS abz
I6neioen. Seine 6rau unD ieinSo6n
berhinoerten i'm baran. Seine Der
baftung erfoIgte, uno ME erndbnt,
nuroe er na6 bem Srrenuipl geI6itt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-06
G8 war bas critr
1lnO 1T Ona eia3ige
Sdlmer;ene2in0

oh5ss bic audltnof,u 56msrItu iOfort btbsbt, bic
Gntliu9uuq aufb,bt uno 9,JitOpuHg b,I elmer Ap'
pitatioH furrt, Ob oIclt!be nun bon Den SuH9tH
otm RGctn, otH GtuQrwtIoen oO,r anosr,R Sruitn
ODER Grgan,n b,rriibrcn-
Gin 6aI5,r sb,,iorid in tiH,m @lais 0aisr
Eurirt in iDeHlQsH Dluutcn Rrlmp1t lauren UtageH,
Soobrtnnen, R,rooftat. 5ahilOig;,lt. MtgrdHe,
SiarrbOt, SDisntsri,, Collie, Sabungn uH0 aus
inntrlbtn gtidprotu.
gs Qi,bt tein oGlm!ttl Der g9tlt, 0ls iSltber uHp
Wsaitlht6,r uu0 ale ou0trcH mularHbtu, biltoitR
uuo io1itiJc Gitb,r 10 5aib turirt, iuIe 8noDa0'
RcaD0 R,lief i'm gtrtin nit RGowlD's 9il,H.
SOC. pro 6laibs 9,i alien GpOtb.isrR Ju babsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-06
Sine &ur bel 1uen

Srilltuueu ouft,u, sntjiuOstsm Salis, 5Hflusnia,
grunditg, 9n,umOra. gHitD,lung Der Gtlsnte
Suftlutb, GutiiiRouHV,n, E5mmutismus. R:llra'
qjs 5roitbtu!sa, GOpiD,5 3abniU:b, Gtbma.
Atbsmuotb.
Is iurirt bi, b,ftiot,u Sbmsrj,u in elmer bis
ipdnjig Wiru.tr It,maHO brlutt cine Stunot.
nudO,m tr Oi,is AHHonts Osl;itn S6m,rJ:H SH
lEiO,n.
Ranpags N,abo 8slitf 1T ,in it,rss DitttI gss
qtQ:u ole 5hm,rJ'U, gsrr'Utung,n. Gustiaungsn
S6mtrJta i'm GUdtH. aui Der Stuit Ootr in pH
Hllsbtrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-06
FL F|{l>fIllI:

@aopaS's R.eop R,tisf 6.bsst Die itltmmf.a
S6m,rI.n in elmer bis span)g Rinuttn. Ttsmunp
braudt ,in. etuHO,, ua6Dtm Ct oitis glunOntt gts
IeitH b,ima:iudt iu itiu OoH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-06

9aris, 5. W2Gr3. - .5igaro"
per0ffentli6t in elmer 9epeI6e aus
9ltben bas 3efultat elmer l1nterrebung
nit benz grie6iI6en YremierminiTter
9elDannis, tpel3er oarin Die GrtlGz
rung tpieber6olte, baB Die grie3if6en
Sruppen unter teinen l1mItdnOen BON
Gretd 8uriidge3ogen Deroen tpiiroen.
Sic ieien, fogte er, oortbin gei6idt
tpprben, um gu bleiben, unb auBeroem
fperoe bic Stimmung bes grie6if6en
8olfes tpa6rI6einlth Die 8egterung
binnen &ur5em gu elmer Snpaiton Der
SIrfei 3pingen. 9rie6enlano Der
lanQe Elm 9lebiscite, tpel6e5 betpei1en
peroe, baB cine iiberipGltigenoe Wfe6rz
heit Der GretenTer Die 8ereinigung Der
SnIel nit 8rie6enlunb piini6t. @uf
ieDen San iperoe 8rie6enlan0 por5tez
ben, pon Der &arte Guropa's gu per=
f6ninDen, ais au6 nur einen SUB
brett BON Der einmal etngenommenen
Ste[lunq 3uriid3upei6en.
9ltben, 5. M1Gr5. - Sine geitern
9(6eno begpnneneSabinetsiiBung bau=
erte bis 1 llbr 6eute friib, un0 Die M}i=
niiter folIen ourin tpi6tige 8eI6liiiie
oefaBt 6aben. Inter 4n0erem purbe
bem 8erne6men na3 elm Programm
fir cine 9emonitration Der grie6iz
ffen sFlotte an Der &iifte bon Wfocez
bpnien aufqe1tellt, I'M Die W2obiliiiz
runq Der macebonii6en Streitfrdfte
3u fproern. Die 8etpa6ung Der mace
6pniiben StGbte foQ Der 8enbarmerie
unb ben 9epotz8ataillonen ii6erIafz
fen perben. N}an i4dBt, baB 8riez
henGanb einI6lieBli6 feiner 8eierpen
binnen &ur5em 100000 Mann unter
@affen baben tpiro.
Die grie6iI6en 9an3erI6iffe ySpe=
cia" unb rSfaru" iino nit beriiegelten
8efeblen bpm 9irGu5 abgegangen.
8 a 3 a0nig 9eorg gefu g t
9aben foIL.
8dris, 5. MGr3. - u2e Sour"
per0ffentli9t beute ben Sn6uIt zines
Snterpieips, ipelbes Der 8ertreter bes
9luttes in 9lt6en foeben nit &Dnia
@eorg gebabt bat. 9ana9 bat ber
&0nig geiagt, 9rie6enlanb perbe ii6
feiner Marnung fiigen unb lei bereit
gum 8riege nit Der SIrfei. Die Md6z
te t0nnten @rie6enlanb blodiren, iie
t0nnten inbeB gai4ts i'm Snneren be5
2onbes t6un. Die @rie6en pGren
auf etnen &f uuf 2eben unb Sob
pprbereitet, unb Mdcebonien pGre reiF
fir Die &ebolution.
@tben, 5. Mdrs. - 3peifelso6ne
tptro Die 9lntport 8rie6enlunb's auF
bic Soften Der Md9te, pel8e ioentiI8
Die 3uriif5iebung Der 9rie9iI9en
Sruppen unb 5Iotte BON Gretu for
bern, in negutiDem Sinne erge6en. Die
4ntiport pir0 Die @rinoe erlGutern,
tpesbdlb 8rie6enlunb feline Strsitz
trdfte ni6t auriid3ieben tann unb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-06

8eIunbbeit pirb oft pieber erfebt
bur9 ben 9ebrau9 elmer nabrz
baften Stimulation. Gin reines
MaI5 unb 9opfenz6ebrdu, bas
ii6 pol1itdnbig nit ben genofenen
@peiIen aiiimilirt, ftGrtt bas
Qan8e Snitem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-06
lte6elbeiinoen Oaer S6merssn.

Gso,n ROpftpeb (Rigydus ODER n,ro0its SOpfI
bt6), 3abri4m:rJ'u, R,urul0it Rb'umatismus,
Gufrp:5, SAmcrI,n uHO G6toa@s i'm RidsH, O'm
%utqrat oO,r Oeu Ri.rsn gsi2wtrOen in Der &''
btrqtQ,nb. Scit.nf,6,u gtniapcnung Der Gslsnts
uuo stmtr,:u iep,r art idbufit Die appIt'dtion ooH
glaouap's RtlitD iofOrtias Grlsi6tsruug uno o'f'h
fortQcitBt,r G;braub siHigs Gage lang bsn:rifs!'
ii,t rim, b,rmau,rt, Stiluna
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-06
Srit9 pber 5Srieoen ?
Die Sa6Iage miro immrr hritl'bfr.
Sn Spnopn bait man eincn turft1d)=
ericdJiidcn 8rieg fiir nnrcr7
meiSlih.

GuBlano er6ebt feline marnenbe StIm=
me. - 8rie6enlanb ptrD ietne3uz
funft auf's Spiel feBen, tpenn es
ii8 ni3t bor Dem @iQen Guropa's
beugt. - Die iibli9en Grtldrun@
gen in 9(t6en. - llnterreoungen
nit benz &Dnige Georg unb Dem
9remier 0elDunnis. - 8entg
@erdnberung Der So6lage auf
Greta.
Wien, 5. MGrs. - 2luf quite 2tuz
toritGt bin tpirb bier 9emeloet, baB Die
Pforte Die 8prI6lGge Der WG9te CUR
8eile9ung. Der cretenfiIAen 8irren,
etnf3lieBlf6 bes 9tb3ugs Der tirti@
f9en Sruppen BON Gretu, na6 Gntferz
nung Der 8rie6en acceptirt babe. Die
nGmliche 9lutoritGt t6eilt nit, baB Die
Qlbmirdle Der fremben @ef3paOer nit
Der @ufitelung zines Plunes bei4dfz
tigt iino, Inn bic 9rie6en gepaltidm
BON Greta gu bertreiben, penn bielelz
ben innerbulb Der fe1tgeIebten 3ett bon
feds Sugen ntht gutpillig geben.
@iner 9epei9e aus Qt6en 3ufol9e
iinb ipeitere 10000 Wann BON Der
grie6ii6en 8egierung gu ben @affen
9erufen iporben unb follen p6ne Ser
3u9 na6 Der tiirtil4en 9ren5e gei4idt
perben.
Ser italieni1d6e 8e1anbte in Gonz
itantinopel bat 8enugt6uung pon Der
Yforte bafiir geforbert, baB leBten
9ienitag 2lbenb elm S6uB quer ii6er
ben Bug zines Die 9arbaneGenitraBe
puIiirenben POftOampferS gefeuert
purDe.
europa am @orabenb bes
Srteges.
2pnbon, 5. MGr3. - 6ier
berrI9t alIgemein Die 9lnIi6t, buB.Guz
rppa ii3 am 8prabenO bes &rieges
3niI9en @rie9enlano unb Der Siirtei
befinbet. 8rie8enIanb'5 GntI4luB,
ben Md6ten SroB 5u bieten, pirb bon
alien Seiten beitGtigt unb bas politiz
i6e SntereiIe penbet ii4 bon Greta
benz 9rie4ii6 tiirtiIhen 5eitlano gu.
Die Gimme RuBIano' 8.
9etersburg, 5. MGr5. - 0as
offi5i01e .getersbur9er Sournal" err
tlGrt, bas ruIfiI6e aobinet lei bon bem
ernItli6en MunI6e beIeelt, Die 8erubiz
gung bes Srients gu f0rbern unb babe
in biefem 9eifte Die SnitiattDe ergrifz
fen, unb ben Ylan, ipel6er in Der i0enz
tiIhen g2ote Der NlG6te an Die Yforte
uno 8rie3enIuno Ieinen 2lu5btud
funo, borgeI9lagen. .9as 8latt fagt
gum S8lufe:
,Gs egiIttrt 9runo gu Der Soffz
nung, baB fth feline peiteren @4rpiez
rigfeiten er6eben fperoen, uno oaB
0rie6enldno feline Slug6eit benefit,
inbem es ii9 bem md6tigen 8ilen bes
pereinigten guropa's beugt. 8riez
6enlano tunn i'm gemeinIamen Sntez
refe oes 6rieoens uno Der 9eIeBlt4z
felt nt6t piinI4en, feline 3utunft
bura 6anbIungen Der Sborbeit gu gez
fdbroen, uno Die @rie9en iolIten NIT
Dem 8epuBtiein 5ufrieben fein, baB
!6re Stammpernan0ten in Greta ii3
in Der 3utunft Der lotdlen 2lutonomie
erfreuen perben. HuBlanb, tpel6em
Die sSnterefen Der 6riitli6en 80lter
bes Orients bon ie6er am Ser3en gelez
gen baben, tpiro bic porgeI4lagene 2Oz
Jung nit I'm 10 gr0Berer 8enugtbuung
betru6ten, ul5 bieIelbe i'm Ginflange
nit Ieinem @unI9e na4 augemeinem
9Srieoen unb nit ienem 8eiIte Der Sc
re6tigteit, nit ipel6em Die taiIerli3e
Regierung beitdnbig beieelt lit, ftebt.~ -
@rie 9en1anb nod imm +
balls It drrtg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-03-06

0a basg(rrungement5=GOmite inoehen
bic 8iuete fir pieIe 9a[erie, go an Der
8ubl, Dem @taats 9epurtement CUR
8ertbeilung i6ide, 10 t0nne es bic Be
nilligung Der 2lppIitation Der Gr &0=
ni9in ni6t IeIbIt iibernebmen, emptebz
Ie iebo6 Dem 0epartement, Dem Wunz
i6e Der Gr 80nigin 5u pillfaRren.
8efunbten 0eut d. lar B
unb Oe eitrei d.
General 9ruper pon Wta7a6uIett5
ertlGrt, er erpurte nit 8eItimmtbett,
gum Ser. Stuuten SotI6after am
9erliner 6ofe ernannt 81 peroen.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-08-02

l..
The value assigned to the last ingot
is an estimate. Andrew Mason, the
superintendent of the assay office, said
its appearance would indicate about the
same degree of fineneSS as that of the
other ingOtS. He said:
DIR. EmmenS claims to have diScoV-
cred the substantial identity of two
considered distinct elements. He tells
us of results, but does not disclose his
processes We cannot under these cir
cumstances subscribe to his claims.
There is trace of gold in Mexican
dollars as now mfnted. l do not know
the ratio to silver. 1t is probably not
as much as 1 in l 900 parts"
DR.. Emmens later said:
Under my process ten ounces of
Mexican silver dollars viii yield about
six ounces of argentaurum gold. / have
profit of between SO and 81 an ounce
on each of the ingots except the first
one, which must have cost me more
mum berless experiments by which 1 ar
rived at the proper method"
Dr. Emmens says his first ingot was
produced by hand. He says he now has
a machine capable of producing a pres
sure of 500 tons per square inch to do
the work. He calls it a force engine
Dr. EnmenS showed a letter which he
had received from a, man who is recog-
n1zed as leading physicist, and who
insisted that his name be not made
public. He asks DR.. Emmens to send
him sample of his product with a
view OF making an examination of its
spectrum as compared with the spec
pure condition.
DIR. Emmens has had piece cut from
the last delivered at the assay office to
De sent TO his correspondent.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-08-02
KLONDIKE
AT HOME
Every Man May Have His Own
Gold Mine
When DR.. 8. III. Emmens Gives
Up His Secret.
TURNSSILVER TO GOLD
His Product Is Accepted at the
Assay Office.
Chicago Man Produces a
Strange Substance
That Cannot Be Distinguished
From the Yellow Metal.
That Cannot Be Distinguished
From the Yellow Metal.

New York, Aug. 2.-K1ondike has
rival in Staten Island, if what DIR.
Stephen H. Emmens says is true. He
declares that gold has been produced
there at a profit for the last three
months-not mined, but manufactured
out of Mexican silver dollars.
DR.. Emmens is a scientist and prac-
teal metallurgist. He claims that after
years of experiment he has realized the
alchemist's dream. the artificial pro-
duction of gold, aSd has found the phil
osopher's stone, which he has called
argentaurum (silver-gOld).
With argentaurum, which, he says,
is a metallic element between silver and
gold, DR.. Emmens claims to have ac-
cOmplished through the agency of cold
and impact the transmission of the
white metal into the yellow
DR.. Emmens; when he first announced
that he had solved the problem of
transmutation, was laughed at, but
now, he says, his artificial gold has
stood the test of the United States as
say office in Wall street, which has pur-
chased six ingots of the product of his
laboratory aggregating 1854 ounces, and
worth nearly 81, 600.
The books of the assay office contain
the following records of purchase of
bullion from DR. GmmenS. The bullion
was delivered at the assay office by
Newton w. Emmens, d son of the doc
tor
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-08-02
GREAT FLAX COUNTRY.
Puget Sound Region Will Compete
With Ireland

Washington, Aug. 2.-Secretary Will
son has received a report from a firm at
Lisburn Ireland, on some retting and
scutching experiments conducted by
them in ireland on a ton of flax grown
in the Puget sound region of Washing
ton under the direction of the agricuI-
tural department in its experiments in
1895.
These cultural experiments developed
the fact that for flax culture the Puget
sound region is the equal in climate of
some of the best fax producing regions
of Europe. Attention is called to the
low rate of seeding, IL to 2 bushels per
acre 80, and I'd to aga the fact that fourteen
1t is asserted that the experiment
proves that farmers of this country
can grow seed and fiber in the same
plant