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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20
WlDDINGT0N--DAVIS.
Surprise Marriage Of Favorite OF
Crcwc Society.

CREWE. VA. Nov. Especial. The
pooDle of our town were very much SUR
prisod this evening when 30 was an
nounced that al $50 o'clock this evening
Miss Clara May Davis. of this place De-
came the bride OF SIR Joseph Graham
Weddupton. OF Charlotte. N. {. Inc
marriage took place no the brides nome
and was quiet. only che immediate family
and "a few Of the brides most intimate
youne lady friends being pre ent
The ceremony was performed Joy rev.
s. G.. Hutton. al tne ITesoy terrain
church.
The bride is the daughter of Captain
and Mrs william g.. Davis is eighteen
years Of age. quite pretty ana q ia'orlte
Bon social circles. The groom has seen
twcuiy-oue summers ana is "a wealthy
young business man OF Charlotte, y. q.
lie IS "a SON OF an ox-may0r Of that city
and no present is associated with his
father in the wholesale hardware busi-
ness.
the concentrations N hosts of friends
ioft on the clock train for Washing
tom
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20
Bv III. L. Caholl
Real Estate Aucti0ncer.


ry,nr-eTTFs' SALE or a FRAME
4 DWELLING ON THE EAsI slDb
.lF TIIgTEENTH STREE l,i.-
rlvFT-,- CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS.
D, rcrr,ro,-D vt-Tv virtue OF trust-
deed. dated August 90 $500. recorded
Richmond civ Chaucegy Court ID. j.
ii2 G. page So default having been, made
fr tho r4vwrufs therein secured. ana
beir~ rlntif-od 30 90 do. We VIII sell. at
public auction. unon the premises. on
MONDAY NOVEMBER 2l' 1S9S'
ut 4 o'clock u. 49, the LOT described in
Said deed. together with Che improve
mcuts thereon.
TERMS. Cash as 90 expenses or sale,
aur taxes which may DE due and as 10
Slff A.. The balance at six and twelve
T. TLLMAN.
j. L. TALIAFERRO.
J. q CABELI,
Trustees Peoples BUILDING Loan ~"
Trust Company. hN'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20
VALUABLE PYRlIE.Ss, MIMIC CROP
y ERTY AND MACHINERY IN
LOUISA COUNTY, VA

Af.f.Ati4E ~ itA B 10 49, ~ Le|A
y FRTY AND MACHINERY IN
LOUISA COUNTY, VA
FOR SALE.
BY virtue Of a deed OF trust 70 me, dalei
July 1. 1892. from tho virginia Fyrites
.iI In. Company, dNlF ie,-I-o4 Au,.at
g. 1892. in Louisa County Court and by
virtue OF "A decree OK the Chancery Court
OF the city Of Richmond. entered July p.
1sgs. I'm the suit Of the southern Railway
supply Company vs.. virginia writes Min
ing Company / will ofer for SAFE, at auc-
ton. on Bank street. IN 'front.' or United
states custom-house, IL richmond, Va,
18TH DAY OF DECEMBER. is9s.
at - O'Clock NJ. ali the property thereby
conveyed-yiz.: SIXTY ACRES OF yalua-
bic pyrites mining land IN Louisa county,
Va. adjoining the sulphur Mines Com
pany OF Virginia, with valuable mining
rights: also. all machinery, nNtures and
appliances upon said land. also. railroad
TERMS. One-fourth cash; balance IN
equal instruments at one two. and three
years. negotiable notes, interest added.
and secured By deed Of trust
For particulars. send for circular con-
talnlng fun description OF property, 70 g.
\. Shuman. ll1i east Main street. Rich
VIM. III. MANN, Trustee,
OCT Nortoway c. II. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20

aon,n I'm his maner or expression. dnd he
can be safely commended TO all who de-
Sire entertainment or Instruction.
"Pbascs OF an Inferior Planet"
Readers of that most remarkable book,
"Tho Descendant" who have been anN-
lousy awaiting q second production from
the pen Of Miss Ellen Glasgow. viii find
ample scope for the broadeat thought ana
spccuiatiOn over her recent publication,
'Phascs OF an Inferior Planet It's pee
rusai affords iudisputabie proof that Miss
Glasgow. unlike many other writers. Dy
no means exhausted her strength or bier
brilliaucy in her first grta. cA 90, as ncf
second surely emphasize nor right 10 r.
foremost position in the ranks of to-
days prominent and popular literary
workers.
In PHASES Of an Inferior Planet" a.
in 1.-THE Descendant We are introduced
TO the freedom OF Bohemian Tie in Ne"
York city and TO q circle artistic. scien-
tic and wholly realistic The story ls q
story OF the emotions and the effect oil
immediate environment upon character
and disposition IS wildly and carefully
depleted We are made TO Thoroughly
comprehend the pitifulness Of sensuou7.
pleasure-loving nature as b. is broken
like a butterfly on a wheel, 300 the
grind Of s0rdid and hopeless poverty,
and TO keenly realize the disappointed
aims and the ruined ambitions of siu-
dents thwarted life while underlying al
runs the deeper lesson that such failure
and hopelessness wait upon those VINO
forget that real happiness is from within
NOT from without, ana that IT'S serene
depths cannot long be troubled by The
ov9nesccnt breath Of earthly pride oi
passion.
foneolv dramatic. In the feeble, failing
words that fall from the lips OF Ma
rianna NIusin as she lies dying in her
husbands arms. an that is not tender
womanly and true drops out or sight
She goes back 10 her wiienood-aooVe
an. 10 her motherhood. and just as she
herself IS about 20 fail into a last lohs
sleep she murmurs gently WIN u"
miliar. blushng gesture.
speak softly. Anthony. you VIII wake
the baby"
And So VIC arc brought in truths un-
ealing circle face -to face once moro
with the eternal verify inal oNF ''
r,rrest love makes life worth living. an"
tbot loves highest and best expression
a. found i'm cruciGxion Of self and in con-
socration 10 duty for duty s. ana Nu-
manity's sake. .,. c..,.,,
knot or many lduhi'u
is borne IN upon as the CONSEQUENCES
that
Gods greatness flows arolni cur IN
completeness,
Pound our rcstlessnoss-Tlis rest"
"a Cavalry Girl"
"a Cavalry Girl" by Elizabeth Har-
man published by r. Tennyson Neely'
is an interesting entertaining story. ho-
,,oncos of border life are generally wei
recoived and "a Cavalry Girl" is no
exception to the rule. il opens with q
6pbt with Indians, then goes on to tell
of the trials and triumphs Of military
most on the frontier with a charmus
little love story woven through the DOOR
II is well worth reading and wen worth
a place I'm the library.
The author IS the wife Of Lieutenant
Jobn A. Hartman. OF tho Sixth United
states Cavalry. and has many relatives
I'm Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20

nREMPTOBY AUCTION SALE OF
DESIRABLE. CENTRALLY LOCA-
TED IMPROVED BRICK PROPERTY.
SO. So NORTH FIRST STREET.
BY request Of the owner who IS fully
determined TO SELL shall oft-r the above
mentioned. nrst-clls5 brick residence,
uuon the premises on
TUESDAY. nov. % 1893. at 4:3o p. N.
The Improvements consist or O. compare
lively new detached brick DWELLING con-
tanning or 0 r0ms with modern improve
ments. such as latrobe. range city gas
and water. The location is excellent and
wen ADAPTED Tor a business man home.
r,he .ot fronts ON the east line Of First
street between Clay and Leigh streets.
commencing at "a point on the east Hne
of Wrist street. 200 feet south OF Leigh
street and fronting on said east line or
FIRST street p feet and extending D@cA
between parallel lines 100 feet % an alley
u feet Wide in the rear
Terms liberal and announced az SAFE
CHARLES A. ROSE.
AuctiOneer.
Nov. %. %. o, %. O.. %.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20
PHOEBUS RIOTERS.


" III u ~ IITTI|'
HAMPTON. VA. Nov. 19.- Special
John KUN. William Roberts John Lynch
and Dennis Murphy. who were lrraigucd
before the County Court Thursday morn
ing charged with felony. being imr Heated
I'm the Phocbus riot of a fcw weeks ago.
were acquitted this afternoon.
David Williams. another soldier VINO
was indicted ty The grand jury was 100
iu 10 Doe tried
The prosecution was ably represented
hv Commonwealth Attorney Collier hut
the guilt of Che men could not Zoe 'sl.l'-
hshcd as there were so many in the riot
that looted Eaean's saloon that DO WIS
impossible to ascertain exactly who old
the mischief.
Am OF thc mon were recruits M old
Point ana were from Pennsylvania
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20
TAXNoTICE.

Treasurer's Onice. Nov 20. 1855.
STATE TAXES FOR 1885 DUE SINCE
July 1st should be paid on or before No
vember Both. after which date o Per
cent will be added to all unpaid bAls.
All persons having trustees VIII Please
name them when applying 10 pay thelr
bills. Fiduciaries Will please settle lor
the taxes charged against them.
CHARLES IL. PHILLIPS,
moo Treasures City Riahmands
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20

FRIDAY. 18th. WILL BE DONATION
pav az the Virginia Home for lncura-
bles The store-room is empty, and
everything, groceries, house furnishings
and money will bo thankfully received.
Tho public invited to the dedication at
Il NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20
DIVIDEND NOTICE.,

Office OF the
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co.,
Richmond, Va, Nov. TO- 1898.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE
This day declared a DIVIDEND OF
ONE PER CENT. on the Common
Stock OF this company, pay aoie Decsm.
her /. 1898. TO stockholders OF record OF
November 22d, and the common stock
books win be closed from November
o2l 10 November 3oth dnclusivel.
S. w. TRAVERS.
no1s IrssNSsrS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20
Fine Oysters, Fish and Game.

Rcmcmter THANKSGIVING Day. when we
can furnish YOU with the finest stock az
oysters Fish ana Game in tne market.
Lynnhaven Ray oysters opened or I'D lue
shells. finest that Isl grown, ana other
grades of oysters as well. Game of el-
finds. Phoasants, quail WO0ueock, Wild
Turkeys. Ducks. NeniOn. etc. Fresh
Fish OF an knds-larse KOckIsh, Sp1n-
ISL Mackerel. Pomplno. Biuehah, Sleeps
head. Salmon. Trout, BASS. lllDut,
Smells. steak Goldfish. spots Hosisn.
Porch, etc HOLSTERS live or cooked; Ter
rapiu, etc.
OYSTER Crabs and Blue Point oysters
g. wanted.
VIRGINIA FISH. OYSTER AND GAME
COMPANY.
No. 3li north Sixth street
New Phone 4li
"A. 5. JENNINGS, Manager.
nOo0
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Richmond. Va. Nov 70, 1855.

Richmond, Va. Nov. % ISIS.
4 UCTION FIRAi
4 have this day associated myself with
G.. IA. OLIVER. 10. 20 EAST BROAD
STREET. ln The auction business. /
earnestly request an NY friends 10 throw
such business as they can in my hands.
We will make speciality OF sales at pri-
waite residences and for administrators,
executors. &c. An goods for private sale
can be sent TO the store. Sales TUES
DAY and FRIDAY every week. Ample
capital and prompt returns. .-,..
no20 c. c. BRIDGES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20

MU5EUM-IN THE
paws Mansion corner Twelfth and
CLAW. is open 10 visitors daily from A
M 10 3 p M Admission, 25c.. except
on SATURDAYS. when It Is Free 10 the
public. Annual membership ticket 81.
which ADMITS tei es,essf, ESQ al al times
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20
By y. W. Bowe.
Real Estate AuctlOneer.


real A91dl7 Au0''oi'0e''
-,,,.,..r,,-r----, arm NV arc
( oAAlIoa4O-N l-lt - SAID - AD
- 1LDN' Cr ,r.-.~,r r,
eUbC RbA.N LAM
MAN MA-N D ~, - J. ~. ~. ~ III D LII
aIhL1I IN IN DI'D'
Ln eArDullon or ''e u.gree le,Ieu 20
DeioW' NiI sell py puulc auction on
the premise $. On ...,...... 1901.
NlI'A Il, ~ i4Al hi.h -, ISIS. ,.,.
a, 30. ~ l,l Ut. 1,la. very tiNi"l
iis-f, L 3f 81 -, ~ Ith-AN 100 'yl,-
l'illis - AChfts3. less slha1 STUD
,.'.t 20 Wlusn III Ieel odu' is .ls
ON We 'qlu sue or s'lI I4"u' Iuj ...lii-s
.N' I.elt Line IAiti "an' .il hi"u, up on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20

FINE HORSE SHOEING

To My Friends and the Public:
You will ind me az tho old stand. 1903
WEST BROAD. where you can have your
horses shod and clipped by cxperlencej
men Entire satisfaction guaranteed ID
Clipping or money refunded
nols DUNCAN LINING SToNA 4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20
BY n. A. McCurdy.
Real Estate Aucti0neer,

TRUsTEE's SALE
TWO MODERN TWO-sTORY FRAME
DWELLINGS.
10. 032 AND No. 93G NORTH FOURTH
sIl,l.h ~, ,,r.,.e,,,o>-
BETWEEN BAKER AND PRESTON
STREETS.
In execution OF two deeds Of trust Of
October ri. 1898. and duly recorded ln
Richmond Chancery Court IN -: Il; l'2
A. page 40s and page ABS, respectively, 1
will OFFER for sale, upon the premises, on,
MONDAY. THE 2STH DAY OF NJ
VEMBER lS3s,
No $50 T. NJ. the twO-story detached
frame dwelling No. 936 north Foull N
street. containing seven rooms and usual
c0uvonienccs. lot ~ 60 front,
AND TNDfFDT ATELY THEREAFTER
tho twO-storv frame tenement dwelling,
SO qgg having Z rooms and the usudl
convenience Lot about l6 feet front.
These dwellings, are comparatively new
are in frst-c'3ss condition, ana well To-
Gated FOR residences or investment. Inc
lots run back 90 an alley in the rear. 4
plat of the property BIS IN the hands or
Tho auctioncer. and will be exhibited az
sale.
TERMS: on no 03G-Cash as TO cost
and expenses of sale and all taxes Que,
and $500 with interest from october
"a 1SqS. balance in equal instruments
at one and two years. negotiable notes,
interest added. and secured by trust
deed or an cash, at the option or the
purchaser.
and EXPENSES OF sale. AN taxes due, ana
81 600. with interest from october 81. 1898.
balance In equal instruments no one and
two years, negotiable notes. interest add
cd. and secured by trUst-deed or all cash,
no the option of purchaser.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20

by Pollard & Bagoy.
and
John o. Goddin & CO.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
C. oMAlIssIoNER's AUCTION SALE
y OF ,,,
THREE STORES OF NORTH LINE OF
MIN,
BETWEEN TWENTIETH AND TWEEN
,-,.l..,... Ii-FlRsT sIREEi5' 49,, oo,o
KNOWN AS Nos 2uld, -vln AND -V-o
EAST MAIN STREET
ALSO. TWO SMALL DWELLlNGs. on
WEST LINE OF TWENI ISL
oND STREET.. III w LIN
MAIN AND TRANIN-
LIN STREETS.
Tn execution or two DEGREES Of the Law
ana Equity Court OF the city OF hlen1
mond. entered in the hefcllalleI .a''i ,S
cause on October 2fth and November -
ls.S / VIII SELL by auction OF the prem
l-cs. on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER Il, $685.
at O'Clock j.. NJ. $500.
!. The aforementioned Maln-slIeet
stores. N0s. -OlG 2Ols. and 2u-p having
a joint lronta. VI 81 feet on Main Street
AND AT 4.so O'CLOCK p. NJ.
The two flrec-r0Om frame dwellings
above mentioned Ou twenty eeold sti'
near Main street. Lot 3siaN4b l-o leeL
TERMS. Ouo-fourth cash. residue at
six. twelve and eighteen months, clenil
payments to he evidenced hy notes VIII
Interest added. and title retained until
all the purcAaso-money IS paid. 800,
CONWAY r.. SANDS.
gnocial Commissioner
l. ~ Trfeolkorn plaintf, against Bcr-
ulrl Fr.so. k0rn and ais, deiehaah,s
Doc the Law and Equity Court OK tne
city Of Richmond.
]. P. j.. Winston. clerk Of said court,
certify that fhc bond required or lle
said cause OF october -, ls3s, mas peen
duly given. o,., -...
Given under my hand this -5tn oe.y OF
NIX Clerk.
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FOR SALE.


a TO ACRES: three miles from city:
land lies beautifully on public road. In
mn view of city. cottage home, 9 rooms I;
good well OF water az door: orchard Of
esnrfes naaches and nears Price, g., 600.
"FE's7' r. b. CHAFFIN & co. Inc.
,ooO / north Tenth street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20

More liberal terms as the debts Sc
cured will be given at tD time of sale
IL desired. III. A. ACCURDN.
nO9O AuctiOneer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20

Richmond and Petersburg H. 81 Co.
THE ANNUAL MEETING oil THE
Stockholders of the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Company viii Doe
held at the Office of the Company Do
Richmond. Va. on MONDAY, Novem-
Der a. IseS, at 1880 A. VI.
w. r.. JONES Secretary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20

Petersburg Railroad Company.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF Ilih
Stockholders of the Petersburg RAN
road Comuanv will be held 90 the of
noe of the Company in Richmond Va,
on MONDAY. November "a lses. 1880
p NJ w r. JONES. Seer, ary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20

AGENT, WNIIAII

AlEN It's WANTED EVERY I|. ERE I'D
sell Pictorial LitnCsriuH. Cloth signs
90 merchants t0 advertise .r Christi
mas goods. Entirely reW. Send f0s
illustrated Circular JOS. HhLIN. I'D
Monroe avenue. Detroit, NL-n. uo-1
AGENTS Mako $40 DAILY SELLING
beautiful Aluminium goods. DON'T mI
this chance. During November ari I.-
cem1or our goods soil thems e.vos send
stamp for mammoth catalogue lnl pare
tcullrs ALUMINIUM NDt rLIl Coz
Dept I'D. $50 Broadway Sew York
uo-0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20

COMPANY ANNUAL
NEETING.-The annual meeting OF tne
K. h. and r. and Il. and +. Connection
company viii be held at the oiico or
the h. il. and r. Railroad company. ln
Richmond on WEDNESDAY Nofein-
Der 23. 1s9s at 10 clock NJ. ....-,,,.
j. ID. WINSTON.
.ofo Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20
HELP wANrED--TemaIe.

WANTED GIRL TO DO GENERAL
house work ana wait on table. Ml.t bel
clean anl Dral Jos north lslu
'o-'
WANTED a RESPECTABLE WHITE
tfi aa companion aul to HsaIsL I'D
house work References exchanged. tl.
dress n. Times or Leader ro-1
LADIES' T0 EaIBROIDER. GOOD phY-
ii-' easy WORK sent to y0ur homo Ad-
d envelope for sample and matte
lI EMPIRE Ell RIO ID D. r s.
'hh', -5 Duane street, sew york.
DiIy u0-O
WANTED a RELIABLE SETTLED
OMAN ~ do the work for FL family
TWO. Apply With commanl1fions
' -i0> west MaIn street. no2o
BoAEDEH, WANTED.
WANTED u0ARDERs FOR TWO
Nl. rHI ... rooms. ono lll.-room.
sNl.i .0r ".em.u. aIro. f...r an4
n...I"r. Homo comforts.
40. l.' H..'l Seventh stro.l ao-1
WANTED. noARDeRs. GENTLEMEN,
I.I 'fi-. rooms Terms
Moderate. lU aara Eighth arcot
WANTED. ADULrHoARDrRs T0 oC-
l-ft $3.50 .Nlu. .HN.-lHrF rooms
500 SEQ west GrI r..f ,urnrr
house. uo basement References t..
changed. Ales Fl.|.E uu-1
WANTED A tew rotnnrRs. crN-
fIem0n or lIdi.s Slice 'r Terms
moderate. Address SN.II. ...e Times
office. city uo2O
AGENT, wNrEAu.
,-~.--~~->---,~,-e-..,. ..,,.-..
AGENTS WANTED lNEHIN ERE no
sell Pictorial LitnosrlNHI. .a rlfui
90 merchants t0 advertise I...r Christi
mas goods Entirely reW Send fog
Illustrated Circular JOS NilIN. I'D
Monroe avenue. Detroit. N.-n. no-1
AGENTS Mako $40 DAILY SELLING
uoautilll Aluminium goods. Don uI
this chance. During November and I.-
cemDcr our goods sell fhems ELSE send
stamp for mammoth catalogue anl pare
ucullrs. LlMlN lM NDt f.Il coo
Dept. I'D. $50 Broadvay Sew York
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE TO
Get suhscrlufi0ns flr tho Ledger AIlr-n-
lv. Americas Greatest lnmly M
zine so cents a. year, $500 n l
prizes. Special Inducements. Every
Worker rewarded. Tor particulars 4a-
dress ROBERT B0NNER5 SONS -
Spruce street, Sew York; N.-3
AGENTS To SELL OUR CUTpRicu
Xmas Books. SOC. book Ices ST u.'t,
2Ic: Sl.-O book 50c; ESQ book tH.i
credit given. froeht paid, ouMt fr...
FERGUSON PUB. CO., 1901 NiA-
Cincinnati %. N'-"
EMrIolMENT WANIED-Maie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20

The annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the Richmond Fredericksburg a. Fo-
fornac Railroad Company viii Doe helq at
The office of the company ia Richmond on
o'Slorx A n. j. ID. WINSTON.
NOD secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20

FURNITURE FOR SALE.

Previous 10 my departure for Europe
the fun assortment OK fine ulr'0r. he4-
room ana smoking room furniture wiIi bee
sold. II can DO inspected by appointment
Apply by mail
A. G. LASCELLES,
3O2 T.. Franklin 81.
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7
Good stock and Truck Farm OF 1G5
ACRES. Immediately az station on South
ern railroad. four miles from Richmond;
,iso ,,,i+bfn thrae-fOurths mile OF electric
line GEO. Z. CRAWFORD & CO.
rooo sos east Main street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-11
STORAGE NOTICES.
UAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUS

HAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
Office 300 Yves; 3ith -.
To Amy. Mrs. :. estate; Atchison, 7.
A; BANKS sophia. Barnes. Mrs. Jennie
Barnes. Sarah. Bayle. Lucien: B"ggs Mrs.
Eva T.: Bliss. Harriet W. BoNce: Eliza
Bowers. Nellie Brighton. John; Kafn.i'
Annie carey. john. CHAPMAN, 6.
IL: chiids. Russell Clark. Media
COY. Mamie; D'Arcy chas. ~
De Neville. Remi: Dempsey, MIS- I;
Dodge. Mrs 4. l.: Doremus. VI. r.. Drew.
Kate; Dudley, Annie Dlnham' Mls.
Emlich. John. Essen. Dr. + o., ! antf"F,
Ella j.. Farrell. Mamie: Finley. sarah
Ford Henry. Frank. h. estate. Gay. l..
j.. Gallagher. Mrs. T.. Graves. CLARK and
wife. Green. Mrs Mary. Gleason. Thos
Grohcl. Louisa: diles. Eva: Gillespie. Mt.
Elizabeih: Gates. Belle: Calvin; J.;
Gabaudan, Mrs. i. c.: Gordon. lIati-,
Haas, Geo. Ilnmbiln. M. G. \; Hast
ings, W. O.: Barl,ins. Mrs. Rose, liatha-
way. &. j.. Hathaway, q. ;. haltr
Mls May; Herman. Marst hey!!!k',,r'
Lizgie: Jenkins. Chas.. Johnson. spencer.
Johnson. Edwin l.. johnson. Lulu, lonn-
s,n. Mr.. Sarah; Kammer~r, Mr.. +. -
Krane. Helen A.: Keclcr. j. i. aud WIFE
K KI1 T9sS ana ANA ME- ME- KIN kl May
KRAFT & Mauerman; LEONARD, Isabella q.
Lynch. Mrs Mary: Mangan. Mrs. Minnie;
Me!len. Albert Miller. Mrs. GAY. Moore
Mis-. Ilille. Mppff. f-llllN sh''iF' - =.
Helen: MURPHY, Mary: Murphy, lr.
Thos j.; Murphy Thos.: Mccror
ken. Frank Mcdonald. Edw. and
wife. McIntyre. J. G.. Mcleod. ~. ;. H.
": Mcphiips. James: Norris. Mrs L..
Napoleon. virginia: Noyrs. W. b.; 'O'Don-
neil MIS-. y. Osborne. Mrs. e.. H.,
Papendick. Mrs. j.. laavic'ni. Henry.
Paulding Fr-d'k: Pindle. Edw. and wife.
p,tllersoa Lewis. Peters. Fred. Qu"lay
John; Randell. Mrs. Emma; Reilly, Mrs.
Rice. Rob't w: Howell. Elizabeth; scott
Alex Scott. Thos. ShaTkey. NJ, smith.
Mary Smith. +. W. smith. Mamie;
Spencer Harvey and wife. stephens.
Mrs j. r.: Sneaden. Geo. L.: stew
ens, Mrs. r. A. -. John. Eliza u. VI.
estate. stone. Mrs. Maria estate. Tedford,
Mrs. \. NJ: Thompson. Mrs. Annie. Top
Din. Robert; Treadwell Mary. Tucker,
Mrs. Lizzie: Van Wart. Mrs. T.. Ventura.
Jessie Watson. Joseph; Wheeler Mrs. H.
Nj; whitney. T.. 6. and wife: Williams.
Thos: Wilson. Mrs. Jennie. Wood. J. Il.
and wife: Wood. Deborah; Wormsley.
Chas You and each OF YOU are hereby
ioiiiird that the HOUSEHOLD GOODS ana
personal. EFFECTS deposited and stored
,.sp.ciivelv. viii be sold a; public auction.
and the proceeds applied 10 the payment
of the storage charges and the expenses
~ the sale. Said auction wiz take place
a. these Warehouses. 800 West 3+th- ST..
New York city. On Monday oct -. al
10 a. m. and will be continued each sue
cccding Monday az the same time and
place until the sale r. completed
UAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSES;,
CIAs. J.. CORBIT. Manager.
New-YOTk oct. 18th. iEiS.
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TNPIcNRITI;HS.

TYPEWRITER BARGAINS. new smiths
Rcmingtons. s85 others. SO. rentals
reduced. Telephone. Consolidated
TYrhNRITER EXCHANGE. 24j u way.
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T(rVy<ISH BATIJS,

PEOPLE OF culture and refinement take
Turkish. Electric and Roman Baths al
NITI,FP'S ~ West 2Gth-st.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PIANOS So to 81 monthly; immense stock +:
great bargains. WALTERS. los and 10Y
West 32d st near Broadway.
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SEAMSTRESs. By thorcuhgly conlp~
tent scamstress. does all kinds or ram
ily sewing; also repairing dresses, nnisnnn
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columbus ave.
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COOK HAMBERMAID &c.-By two
French girls: one. frst-class cook and
good baker: other chamonrmaid ana walt
ress as nurse; no objection TO country.
MURRAY, Lila Sec0nd-ave