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ARREST OF MURDERER.-Informati
was received by Gov. Carroll a few days ago
OF the arrest NJ Edenton, N. G., OF Joseph b.
Hughes alias st. Leon, q strelling Actor.
who IL charged with the murder of Richard
8. Hook, OF Solomons Island, Calvert coun-
~, Nd, and with cutting the throat OF an
ulars OF which were published in the Sun a.
The time. Hughes, after committing the al
legged murder and assault. made his escape
into virginia. The sheriff OF Calvert county
Quested assistance In arreating the fueitives.
The governor placed the matter In the hands
OF Marshal Gray, and offered Q reward OF
Who has bed detectives on the lookout for
Hughes, has been furnished with o reQu1si-
ton upon the governor OF North Carolina
for the return OF Hughes, and has sent ON
GERS to bring him hack 20 Maryland for trial.
fR0h0, Ntfg, 1874.
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ing of the anti Tammany conference COM
mittee In New York yesterday, q letter ad /.
dressed TO Hon. +. B. West from John Nor
rfssey was received, in which he rendered
conference committee, and also severed his
connection with the anti Tammany organi-
cation rs political body, stating that he
esteemed the success OF the democratic ticket
At the coming election a. of ipiniteIy greater
impOr tance than the success OF any mere Of
nee seekers. Mr.. Morrissey's Resignation
Was Immediately accented
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-19

THE COURT OF commissioners of Alabama
claims resumed It's sessions at Washington
yesterday, and proceeded with the consid-
GRAFTON OF claims mostly OF seamen aud ship
peTs. A few of the claims touch upon cues
lions that have not vet arisen in the court.
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The OHIO ELECTION.
Republican Nla iOrfty 6.f,9.

CINCINNATI, Oct 19.-rhe official ma jor-
state, is {, 500.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 19.-The press agent at
columbus says there are four counties yet
to be heard from.
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A False DunOP.i

here yesterday that the Duke Decazes, the
French minister of foreign affairs. was
about 70 resign to be succeeded by Count
De Chaudordy, but 1t 10 to-day pronounced
10 be without foundation.
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Sentenee o. \ MIC Poa.one,

PoKTsMoUTH. N. r., Oct. 19--Magoon,
who poisoned his wife. withdrew his former
plea OF not guilty pleading n0lo contendere TO
murder in the second degree, and was sen.
fenced to thirty years 1t hard labor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-19

AMONG those who had interviews with the
President to- day were Generals Sherman
and SchOfeld, and Senator Robertson.
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THE FIRST CRADLE Seuenees
Tons Of HfTe-HOgr 70 ues Stretched from Tosper
10 1OUT.-Tbe large chrome steel cable,
called the "cradle cable" which is !. inches
In diameter, was on Monday stretched across
the East river between the piers, making
The sixth rope in TIE air. The cable is the
nrst OF q set OF four, on which the nve-foot
bridges or cradles will rest from which the
workmen Will construct the great cables.
The cradle cable weighs over seventeen tons
and IL 200 feet long. The end OF the cable
was dashed 10 one OF the traveller ropes .
drawn out from the New York tower thirty
feet, and then attached 10 the carrier rope
by movable pulley with a dependent iron
hook. The traveller drew the cable thirty
feet more, and then another pulley was put
on the carrier rope. Ii was ted ious task To
get the rope across with these Interruptions.
There were signal men on the towers with
red nags, with which they signaled the engi-
neer. These days are 10 give way soon 20 a
Telegraph line running from tower % tower.
The seventeen tons Of rope were hard TO pull
up the incline on the Brooklyn side, but the
work was done without q hitch. The pull
leys are TO be taken OF by man In q boat
swsin's chair. AS fast as the other cables
arrive they are TO be put In position.
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a Rxnfal Cea.a

FALL RIVER, Oct. 19.-John Phillips, q
negro, eyed 40: was arrested to-day, and held
year old daughter Of his wife, who il white
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-19

BONDS WITHDRAw 900 bonds held
to secure bank circulation, we're Withdrawn
from the Treasury 10 day, ana AZ per cents
substituted.
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SECRETARY CAMERON left last evening
for Philadelphia, to return Monday or Tues
day of next week.
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CUMBERLAND COAL TRADE.-The ship
ments of coal from Cumberland for the week
ended october IL amounted TO Al $50 tons, OF
which 20, 100 tons IL cwt. were by Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, Is, 475 tons cwt. by Ches.
speake and Ohio canal, and 104 tons 1 cwt.
by the Pennsylvania road. The total ship
meDts OF Cumberland coal since January
are [ .iGl .793 tons.
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CoLoRED MAsONs NOT RECOGNIZED IN
OHIo.-Ap earnest and prolonged discussion
Iook place in the Grand Lodge OF Masons OF
Ohio yesterday upon the proposed adoption
OF The resolutions recommending the recOg-
milton of the colored Grand Lodge. Finally
The resolutions were declared not In order by
oeciotd majority In the vote Of the Grand
Lodge.
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THE OTHER SIDE OF TRE WORLD.
China I'm ReH1lled By . Revolution.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct I9.-The Pacific mail
steamship Alaska. from China and Japan,
arrived last night, from Hong Kong, Sept.
IL Much Indignation is expressed by Brit
lsh residents In China at the terms agreed TO
oy Sir Thomas Wade. the British minister
for the settlement of the Margary affair.
The result Ia generally pronounced as unsat-
isfactory TO English feeling, and rs q tri-
umph for Chinese diplomacy. The insurrec-
lions are spreading I'm various provinces.
Yakub Bey Is reported to have crossed the
extreme western boundary OF China proper,
the imperial troops retreating before him to
Ian Chan Flu, capital OF the province OF
kanspb.
The L. g. steamer Alert arrived at Hong
Kong September lith, to replace the Saco In
Asiatic waters.
japanese Affairs.
YOKOHAMA, JAPAN, Sept. 2.-Tbe great
demand for silk continues, and 600 bales
have been exported since the LIST OF July.
Three chips of war about to sail for England
with crews for the iron clads just built for
the Japanese government. The Mikado will
preside at the opening OF the railway be-
tween KiotO and Osaka.
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NAVAL ORDERS. - Vice Admiral s. G.
Row detached from duty at New York as
port admiral temporarily; Lieutenant j.
Il. Hobson from the Ossipee. and placed on
waiting orders; Assistant Psymastmer II.
T.. Drury ordered sistant to the pay
master at the Boston ma Wy yard.
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TIE STATUE OF LIBERrY.-Tne French
resie enfs of New York 1T n meeting la
to solicit subscriptions among the French
American population OF the United States
for the completion of the colossal statue OF
Liberty. The books were opened and many
subs criptiona received.
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A LADY GETS SIX CENrs DANAGEs.-
Anpa Schurx, OF New Utrecht. L. l., brought
an action seaipst Fred Thurner, . farmer.
10 recover 200 damages for assault and
Court when tne Jury gave che plaintiff :
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How THEY TREAT WOMEN IN NEW
YORK.-Twenty. one women, some OF them
young girls of respectable appearance, were
marched into the Washington Place police
court this morning by the police OF the 10Th
precinct, charged with being street walkers.
With the exception of two notorious women,
there was Lot the slightest evidence against
any OF The prisoners, and they were Told by
judge kaemire that they were honorably
discharged. Judge Kasmire said that the
action OF Captain Williams was unparal.
leled In bis experience. Nv Y. Cor. Plraa.
Record
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SHIPwRKcK AND Loss OF LIFE-Tne
ship Rydall Hall. from Cardiff for San + ran
cisco, was wrecked near Spanishtovp. on
the California coast, about thirty miles be-
low San Francisco, Tuesday night. Nine OF
the crew were lost. The balance were taken
of yesterday by q whaler. The captain re-
manned on the wreck, which was fast on the
rocks, and refused TO come ashore. The sea
was breaking over her, and IL was expected
she would soon go TO pieces.
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THE NATIONAL BANK MOTIFS received To-
day for redemption amounted 20 S7a3 2l4
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SlRuP.-Coroner Crane IL coutinuing an
investig afion In the case Of Gussie Steffern
the little girl who d led in HobOken on Mon
wipslow's soothing syrup. 1t IL very pro
bable that an inquest will yet be held "a
the ceafh certificate is claimed to have been
Illegally. y. World, 1sth
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TROOPS FOR SOUTH CARoLINA.-Gen.
Barry, commanding at Fort Monroe, Va,
received telegraphic instructions from this
city yesterday to send four companies OF ar
tillery from that post at once to Columbia,
:. C., TO report 10 Major General Ruger,
commanding the department. Company l.
4ih artillery, Captain II. Loder; company G ,
LIST artillery. Captain Samuel s. Elder; COM
pany A, Sd artillery, Captain l.. Lorain, and
company c, 9Th artillery, Captain Wallace
F. Randolph, were designated and leave for
that place to day. This leaves only one
company for duty at the fort. Battery B,
from Battery X, now at Fort Adams, r. l.,
has received orders to proceed forthwith to
Columbia. Twelve companies OF artillery,
armed as Infantry, and two companies of
Infantry left Newport, X. L, New York,
Boston, and other eastern garrisons yester-
day for Sou tn Carolina.
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ANOTHER large crowd OF centennial pill
gTims called at the White House oday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-19

TIE INDIANA ELEcrIoN.-The official
majority in Indiana for Williams, demo.
Graf, for governor. over Harrison, republi-
can, Is 5.li9. The Legislature will stand:
Sepate-repuhltcars g, democrats Is, indie.
pendents 2. HouDe-vepubiican So. demo.
cans . maioF1ty Of two on Joint BALLOT.
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kOGEkIb tkGErArLB COUGH sYRUP. /"

he esly esrs ever Discovered for wHoOP.
p e 9s 1T ss3Sy fsf 00UGHs, 6oLDS,
054SR' sOk5 ta9oAf, a., nov bslors fHS
~ - psoDrsesof' ~ lsSf arsss .. v. SsDoly
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SOUTH CAROLINA TROUBLE.
another COiOred Democrat Shot.
LATEST FROM cAiNHoY.
TROOPS SENT THERE.
DISTRICT DAY.
Big Time at the Centennial,
THE EUROPEAN WAR CLOUD.
ENGLAND SHIPPING TROOPS.
GREECE GETTING READY.
TIE FINANCIAL PANIC.
THE OHIO ELECTION.
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY, 6,6s2.
THE EUROPEAN WAR SCARE.
The London Stock kxchauxo OufetNp
THE EUROPEAN WAR CLOUD
ENGLAND SHIPPING TROOPS.
GREECE GETTING READY.
TIE FINANCIAL PANIC.
THE OHIO ELECTION.
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY, 6,6s2.
THE EUROPEAN WAR SCARE.
The London Stock exchange QuieteI
but SIM Depressed

LONDON, Oct. 10, IL q. m.-The Stock Ex-
change this morning opened freer from a
panieky feeling than yesterday, and most
stocks were slightly nrmer. COusols were
at last nights closing price; Russians and
Egyptians were about per cent, and Turk
th fIactionally higher, but Hungarians
definite news merely checks sales There
are no indications OF recovery OF conf
dence.
Gen Ignatien
LONDON, Oct. ia dispatch to Reuter-
from Constantinople announces that Gen.
etal Ignatief, the Russian ambassador to
Turkey, who had been on leave OF absence,
returned to that city last night.
Greece Going Into the Fight
VIENNA, Oct. 19.-The newspapers here
publish intelligence from Athens announc-
ing that the Greek government will submit
TO the chamber OF deputies proposals for
calling out 50 600 men, aud demanding a
credit of COCO, 600 drachmas, aud authority
TO contract loan OF 10, 900 900 drachm As.
England Shipping Troops.
LONDON, Oct. 19.-The Indian troop ship
Jumpa left portsmouth yesterday for India
With 1874 srtillerymen, and upwards OF 20
officers, surgeons, &c. She will embark
another batte.,y OF artillery at Plymouth.
Tie departure OF the troops from Woolwich
for Portsmouth was witnessed by vast
crowds, and the excitement displayed was
The greatest since the Crimean war. The
Tunes announces that the Jumna has been
directed TO call at Gibraltar and Malta for
orders, In case circumstances should neces.
State change in the destination OF the
troops.
War Risk.
This mornings financial says: "a war
risk OF hve shillings per cent. was required
yesterday by Lloyd's and various insurance
companies on British vessels trading be-
tween England, Australia, and the east. No
business yet reported In risks on Russian,
Australia, and italian vessels, but the rates
on these would, OF course, be higher.
a slight Recovery in the LOudOn
stock Market.
LONDON, Oct. 10, $50 p m.-The English
and Continental bourses closed mora
anticipates Were slightly frmer, but
ma ,orb BOD
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oo-"Blue jeans" Williams has nan slect.
% governor OF Indiana By 5,iis msjority.
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OVERCOATS a SPECIALITY.
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CONGRESSIONAL NoMINArIoNs YEsrER-

DAY.-Wm. A. Fighter, (dem.) 9Th New
York; j. Mansfield Davis, dem 18th New
York; 8. 8. Coz, (rammany DENY 9Th
New YORK.; Michael H. Herschburg, (rep.)
14tb New York; Benz. A. Willis, (dem lith
New York; Elijah Ward, (dem.) 8th New
York; Fernando Wood, (dem) 9th New
York.
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CHICAGO. Oct. ia fre last night de-
stroyed c. ID. Wetherill's blaming mill AND
machinery, valued At S25 600, and j. T. Hea-
ley's planning mill, valued at as 900, together
WIN other property, making total loss OF
s54, 900.
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wall street To-day.

The Austrian Reichsrath
VIENNA, Oct. 19.-Tne Austrian Reichs-
rath reassembled to-day.
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RARLOW'S ART GALLERY,
lsss PENNSYLVANIA AyrNUx

ysa rsestrea. Fall stock Of lNGRAyINss.
RheroekArHs, WATTS COLoE DKAw
IN6B, &c, and the latest styles Of Frnmes ~,
oAe<ing the celebrated Oolored Phoioxraph, A.
orally reduced prices OIL Paintings and w atsr
IAN Paintip =. and Frames 20 match All ~, las ~
Brsnes IN 0old and eilyer Leaf, German Gilt. WAL
Silver ana Copper Wire. Mirror and Portrait
80 made 20 order and Issilf. Paintings
e.ock Of LAD years Chronos ss reduced prices
Gallery open sy gssiighf upttl o'clock oeS m
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DIsT2ICT DAY AT THE CENrEN.
HAL.
The Largest Atteadance EXCEPT Penn


PHILApELPhIA, Oct 19.-With the ex-
ceptlon OF Pennsylvanis day, the attendance
to-day outrivals that OF any day In the his
tory OF the Exhibition, full fee admissions
M 70 ne O'Clock being IA III. The special
st'rat tons are the official celebrations of
the states on the southern border of PENN
sy ania. with informal demonstrations by
West Virginia and old Virginia In comment
Grafton OF the closing scene OF the war of
the Revolution at Yorktown, OF which
the day 10 the ninety-ffth anniversary.
Tens OF thousands OF the people OF these
states haveavailed themselves OF the red uced
rates by rail TO revisit the exhibition. At 2
O'Clock all the avenues from Georges Hill
TO Machinery Hall are crowded with specta-
tors awaiting the novel entertainment OF the
tournament, for which the appointed knights
have just entered the gates.
AT nslf-past III O'Clock the celebration at
the Delaware state building was inaugu-
rated by Cover Cochran, who was At
tended by U. s. Senator Bayard, Chief JUS
uce Comegys, many state officials,
and the municipal authorities of Will
miDgtop. Addresses were made by
me governor and Mayor whitley
OF Wilmington, and a public reception fol-
lowed. Gov. Carroll, OF Maryland and
stan, with the 5th and 9Th regi ments of
Maryland, Brig. Gen. Herbert com manding
arrived at The Maryland building at II 90.
and at O'Clock the formal exercises began
with welcome by the Centennial authori
ties and an address by the Governor.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip,

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-pAY.-Inter.
nal revenue, s335 ,47s 81; customs, s299 So os.
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NEW YORK, Oct. l9.-The WoInen's Union
missionary Society continued its session
to- day In BROOKLYN, A reporf of the woTr
OF women's mission bands In America was
read, showing that over $40, 900 had been
contributed for these objects up TO the pres
Calcutta.
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SUICIDE OF A PENITENTIARY CONVICT -
VIM. Kelt, German, Forty i've years old,
convict in the Mary land penitentiary son.
ter ced for three years and six months from
March Il, 1916, for larceny in Frederfck coun-
~, commit ted suicide at au early hour yes
teroay morning by hanging himself win
rope. His cell was on the nth tier of the
eastern dormitOry. A 5 q. m. the night OH
Ger msde his round, and noticed nothing un-
usual ,s about , I6e PrsorSe n or nis cell Az a.
passing the Cell noticed that Relt had hung
blanket over his cell door. Pulling TIE
blank ct aside he found that Relt was hang
lrg in the corner Of his cell by a rope round
bis neck. He had set his cot on end In the
fu- ther corner OF the room, placing 1t upon a
box. The bed rope he had tied about and
it around his neck had evidently stepped off
the box, which furnished sufficient drop TO
break bis neck. His feet hung but a few
was notined OF the hanging, but on his ar
rival life was extinct-t Bdlto Sun, 1871.
CENTENNIAL MEMORIES were on tap in
San FIaDcisco on Oct, 8. One hundred
Years ago pious Catholic missionaries of the
Order of ST. Francis laid the foundations Of
of the present city. The mission became
The nucleus for q small white settlement on
the peninsular, the Indians in the neighbor-
hood were taught to work for living; but
the city did not have its real birth until 70
years after the franciscan fathers planted
their colony. Among the features of the Gen.
tennial celebration were high mass at the
Mission Dolores, a military and eli vic process
siop ,orations In Spanish and Eoglish ,spd the
laying OF The corner stone OF q new church.
the ola mission church will be preserved as
long as II Will hold together.
THE TURF-Phiiodeip fia Races.-At the
Point Breeze Park, in Philadelphia, yester-
day, the rrst race, q three-quarJer- mile
dash. was won by First Chance; Leaning
ton Second second, Culpeper third, Lorena
fourth, Gray Lag fifth; time, l:15. The sec
ond race, one mile dash, was won by In
spiratiop; Red Dick colt second, Bill Mon
day third, Lille l.. fourth, Rummey NTH;
me, l44k. The third race, a one and-a a
half-mile dash. was won by Tom o Neill;
New York second, Bill Bruce third, Leader
fourth; time, 2:H.
Boston R0ces.-The race for horses of the
Q - class at NJ ystic Park yesterday was won
by Gomez; Nav BIRD second, Bella third;
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BUY NOWI BUY now

Particular Attention Given to Pleasing.
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a. 8TRAU8.
WORCESTERSHIRE DRY GOODS.


hsv and shoics designs In WILTON, VEL
VkI' TAPBsrRr, THREB-PLY and INGRAM
CAkPBrINs, LIN0LlUN, OH CLOTHS, RUGS
hats, &C., &c. sens "
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n 7 O Al.
First premium awarded to me By the Great
NordB Fair, In Pbiladel Dhia, on my
invented and pstsDted BHBGLAse,
Manufactured In Gold, Silver aBd Frsmeless. with
genuine Brazilian Pebbles. Also on hand Q large
var eC Of ePBCrAeLDe, OPeRA 0LAeSEe,
MICROSCOPES and SHADES for the Byes, &c.
L.. ALEXANDE0,
oets-trist 1923 Pennsyivanis ave. NV.
FRANKLIN . co.,
H OPTICIANS,
No. 1927 PENNsyLIlNIA
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1T s1RAUs',
Ioll--.-PINNsYLvAN AAvEHUE---lOIl.
BETWEEN 10Th AND IIrH srREErs,
TEE COUNTIES ABE FILLED wIrH-NEw
CHUICn AND STYLISH
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
FOE MEN AND BOYS.
Dress Suits,
Working Suits,
Youths Suits.
GhiIdren's Suits.
trits for Little Chaps,
esits for Growing Boys,
Suit. for Big Boys.
Suits for School Boys,
Suits for College Youths.
Suits for wOrking Youths.
Suit. for Small Men.
Suits for Large Men,
euits for Men Ct Medium Size,
Suits for Men Of Extra size,
suits for the Biggest OF Men,
Suits for every kind Of Men,
Suits for all the Men In Town
OVERCOATS a SPECIALITY.
BUY NOWI BUY now
Particular Attention Given 70 Pleasing.
a. STRAUs.
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Colored Democrat Shot.
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LATEST FROM CAINHOY.

TROOPS SENT THERE.
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Big Time at the Centennial,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-06
By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THE FIRST-CLASS + GU r. TO r I
i IRON-FRONT BRICK STORE TENEMENT
NO SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, BE-
TWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS, AT AUG
TION-On MONDAY, Sth May, at O'Clock 7. NJ,
we will sell, upon the premises, the VERY VALUA;
BILE NEW BUILDING situated as above, occupied
below by Mr.. L. Stern, wholesale liquor and grocery
dealer, and above by Mr.. NJ. May as club-rooms. The
basement Is dry the store spacious and light, and the
above, eighteen In number, are well arranged,
higll-pitched, and airy.
There is gas throughout the house, water and
closets on every floor, bath room, and every other
convenience that could be desired in such property
The building YVES erected In 1866 by Messrs. John
6 George Gibson in their best STYLE and nothing was
omitted to make 1t In every respect a thoroughly
lrst-clnss property.
The walls are substantial, the tlmbers Of the best
that could be procured the Iron 'front.' caps, ana sis
of the most approved and ornamental patterns, the
glass of the best double French plate. and every
other item and detail of construction Is In perfect
keeping.
This Is probably as nearly fre-proof building as
there Is In the city.
We invite the special attention of capitalists seek
Ing substantial investment TO this sale. rs the Ro-
perry Is situated Of the most prominent bSi-
ness streets in the city, within few steps of Main
street, and will always command trst-class tenants
at rent yielding good return for tile investment
TERMS: At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
ap29 Auctonecrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-06
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DWELL
STREET AT AUCTION.-In execution of decree
of the Chancery Court Of Richmond, entered April
18th, 1875, In the case of "Wiliams's executors
ton, upon the premises on MONDAY, 9th May, Mt
s O'Clock P. NJ, the PROPERTY situated on the
east side Of Seventh street. adjoining the CITY spring
being the former residence Of the late Henry Keel
Ing, deceased.
The first story Is Of brick; the second story and
attic are framed Has six rooms, store-room, brick
kitchen with four rooms, snoke-house, &C. Inc LOT
fronts 80 feet and runs back ia feet.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance ut ak, Twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, with tn-
teres added and title retained by the court until the
notes shall be paid l.. z. SPILMAN,
- $3.50 W. r. MASSIE,
Commissioners.
GRUpBs & WILLIAMS, Auctloneers. APP