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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-28
LONG BRANCH NOTES.

Long BRANCH, June 26.-The weather Is
very warm. There IL Just sufficient wind TO Keep the
flags in motion. The blue waves gliston In tho SUD-
Far on toward the horizon hovers scarcely peroepbe
gray haze that sOitenng the outline Of sea ana SKY
gives TO the appearance Of limtess eXpahse
The newly appointed police justice A. g. Lane Is yiSor-
ously enforcing the laws against incompetence ana
other social disorders The first arrest this season for
violation OF the excise law was made last evening
Leon Osiel proprietor OF the surf House restaurant
was brought before Justice Lane charged with selling
Honor without license. The Information was gwen Dy
one Charles W. Harris, VINO had been tlh3iuytu a5 |"
waiter by Osic bat In consequence OF dispute De
t,Veeu the Two, lad been discharged without the pay
nept las Harris alegesl OF small sum que Tor wages
he would b. fined $50, at once paid tho amount WIN
costs and was discharged IL II now sad thht ne pro
1000 M test The question whether the police Juloc had
IN rebt 10 impose lne all cases OF the Ike nature
5nyn heretofore been tried by the County Court ~
Tresbold Should he DO 30 very interesting contest
yyiii he opened here this summer al, ,,
An,ong the arrivals the hotels are the Following;
ITes5 I1d-Mrs. Samuel FUsdick, CINCINNATI NJ =
=, - MIS- NJ A. Martin, Miss ~. X. Martini New
BRaitny,,ick n J.: DR.. A. Simms, Haekettst0wn'
-. lanes Moore, EhZaDelbi j. D. MeeAeII
NS,,rSTk Horace Beden CONNECTICUT Robert SeTeIl
SSa,,ahy NJ s. Wallace and wife, Robert Herwe Dr.
iaSnes H. Hunter Wood Fosdlck, j. H. Oafuh' new
OLE tr,ryoud-s g. Doak Washington Samuel Croft,
N, II kiiller George A. sehahrT' W. H.. mench anu
dnrgbtcr philadelphia A II. Barney ana lahuy Ne"-
York. , 1,o,,,, CoIurnbus Ohio: Daniel
Moran and family, New-fOrk ,,,,.,.., "a ueg,r,ent
~ I., gafeI-(olOne Il. E. Whitman, ga heglhent'
Cavai,v IT y A., and wife eN-AldcLuau AhVIN"' WI
man and family, New 10TH
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ON TRIAL As A POISOYER.
henry SCHMIDT ACCUSED OF ATTEMPTING TO TAXI
THREE LIVES.

henry SCHMIDT ACCUSED OF ATTEMPTING TO TAXI
THREE LIVES.
Henry Schmidt, a poor German carpenter,
was put on trial the Court Of General Sessions before
Judge Sutherland, yesterday, charge OF ATTEMPT
ing 10 posOn his wife, his daughter and his mother aw
All were living together last March at NO. ~ PitSe
Schmidt q ia alleged had taken 10 drink ana there were
0uarrels i'm the family. On March 5, the mOtheTn-law
Mrs schmtter, the wife Barbara Schmidt, ana the
daughter Catbarine down just before noon to meal
81 coffee and bread and milk The husband came IN Ohs
ate nothing. Almost immediately the other members %
the family were seized with symptoms strongly resemble
ing those caused by arsencal poison Mis- sehnntser'
VINO had taken two cups OF the mixed milk and eOnees
suffered very severely though she ultimately rec0ynte
Mrs Schmidt who had taken one cup was less severeI
Attacked while child who had drank least recofeel
most quickly. Threats made by Schmidt at the THO ieo
10 his arrest. ,. =. A.
on the trial yesterday, E. E. Price was assigned 70 ae
iend the prisoner. The wife was allowed 20 give pet
testimony and stated that that very morning her b9
baud had made threats against her NE, ana LOT sone
months before had supported her Dr. Maeelay tes
tilted that he was called and found the family suffer
ing from symptoms arsenical poison, which ne as
scribed and identified the stone Jug IN Whloh tus A
used by the family was found
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PHI BETA KAPPA.

hEEilsG or TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or OFF.
cERs-PQE@ By r. H. sToDDARD AND GRAFTON
ny DYc JOHN W. DAWSON.
BobraN, June 27.-The fraternity of the
/i5eia Kappa held Its annual gathering TO-DAY. at
n1nard University, which attended by aboat 125
follows ohcers for the ensuing were elected as
PrcsideH.
YieeIyts0r. Oliver Wendell Holmes
$500 80 Osepb w. ChOate
s"S't'eF- HeisfrCfgrg- Professor Clement l. Smith
Honorary membsl Denny.
D4sson, LID, princgere elected as follows: j. W.
eeai Richard Henry stosgf the Magin College, Mon.
oIm Ohm, 9oyernor-General o9, New-Yorki Lord Duff
Woreesfsr q - new YORK; Jud%padaj Frederick Law
B6ylstoD. s shS procession ISS.e, Of Boston.
Deif-rn was b paleled @ sandessned IN front o.
conducted Che s:.. Tss Rev Eawassf ts HoP
o S2ea By el MSf Esrs ven hse
yS-''''pA' o. &seili College, HS S1sn DaA-
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GAYLoR-After short illness lizzie wife Of v, H. Gaylord
Brooklyn u. ID.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
HILTZ-On Thursday June 81 1873 William A., ONLY q
William Martha b. Htz aged 20 years. months II
ents IL Adelphist Brooklyn N " on saturday June ~,
at2p. m
of tie late Moore in the saith year OF her age
Services az trinity Church. NeWHOrk Cty on Friday Junt
%. az $3.50 ..
MUNN-In this city on Tuesday June IS. william Henry
Num- In the 18th year OF his age ,.,.
Relatives friends Of the family respectfully invited %
attend services from his late residence NO ~
West 26th.st.. Fnday, June 20 at 10 q m
PRETERRE-On wednesday, June 20, at NO. 10 East cd
st. Louise, eldest daughter Of the late Dr. r. Pre-
Funeral Saturday juno 90 O'Clock M from So Vim
cant Ferers Church OF Lexing0nave and 66h 90
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Charles Mathews, the elder, once indulged

Charles Mathews, the elder, once INDUCED
d,stransIv i'm ma weil-knOwn taste for mmicry Lhe
Tdicu on this occasion was at me ezPe nSSctsd by
,t oaIetioueer 'The first lot, gentlemen
said Mr. Tattsrsa. ls bay hly by s!noensko, enc n
che same Tone Of voice AIS bay hlly by smQenbkO.
The auctioneer looked somewhat ANNOYED; oat uRt
anal we say 10 begin withf replied ING eeno, gu
yoring 20 conceal hls Yexatlon MT lSI. .I
inouiringly called OUT zone hundred gulneas w g
nnndred gnineasp echoed Mathews. -" Thank You at'
said MT fattefsal, bringing down the hammer Win
bang-'the 1lly Is youTsF
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m SPITE OF WHICH gE VS., Was RE 5E1-5

ANY man with sense can I'LL the place neid
nv Holm c. Thompson. IL Is no place Tor an ass os
~ tbe Democrats may have forgotten the t0olsh tele
raUs sent by John G. 10 hold back certain couuy'
me Republicans however, have not iorgotteh H. nia'
rhnson has fRsed the p0siiOn for his own advance
Ioeut and has surely received sufficient &
q bie talent He holds position that pays manu-
~ eiv and which his Ohio honor secured Tor hn lie
bond not be permitted to keep other DenOcftcts III
scrity Tee Office is not place Tor Hie, ana We nope
~ Marty Will 50 judge.
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MARRIED.

INGERSOLLs-BLOOMER-Int the Church Of the DsciDesOi
Christ In this city on the 26th ins oy the asor 5he ey
fumha college Miss Eyangeine BiOOner OF Try
iDgtOB.
NICKs-wRAGGE-On Thursday June a. at the Parsonage
of the First n. Church, HObOken, ~ j. BY the lev L.
IIurlbuf assisted by the Rev. q. IL whitney, u D. tne
Hon. John NioEs, Of Elmira. n. Y, aud Miss hatue a
Wragge, OF HackettstOwn, N J.
UTrRTs- TON RETTE-On Wednesday, June 90 AZ Trim
Ivy Church, Bergen Point n j. By tue Rector she Rev
walsh. D. d. assisted by the Rev 9eorEt
Zalrskie Gray d. d. John Wurs. OF MayWOod, W. Va,
Florence youngest daughter OF the late Cornelius Segunt
la TOnrete.
Al notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed sih fsu
y IL
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B. F. PATRICK.

Nau,s Mission on Earth-A thorough Medical Treatise,
Indicating how Confirmed Disabilities may be removed The
experence study Observation ana professional
showing the agencies that viii insure RESTORED mar
ko0d Vitality sound conditions on Heaf
that nave impaired by OvortaNed powers statement
Marriage, and OF the means 70 Ien9fe
tber Bv mail (cuuency or postage slainps AnoIea
secy Mufeum Anatomy and Science, LAC br0adNay n
Post O0ce NOticeThs mails or the Nees endi1g
sATURDAY Jane 10. 1875, viii close AZ thls once on
NJ ESDAY &c IL A. m, for Europe W steamship Sl{ OK
Nceuy-York Queenstown on "WEDNESDAY, az il
Tor FuroDe Algeria, wa Queenstown cOrre.
for France be forwarded by this steamer nust
e specay aadressed and az ~ NJ Tor France direct by
steamshp Canada. Havrei on Thu hSDAn, AZ ll5O
m Ion Europe steamship AdIatie, via oaeeDs0wn GORE
snndenee Germany and France 10 be forwarded 0y tn2
steamer must specially ddressed and al " ~ for France
Germany, &c. BY steamship sueYa wa Pgmoeln. Chet;
bourg ana Hamburg Correspondence Tor Great irn and
% Continent 10 be Ere by this steamer must De special
V addresssd on SATURDAY, az 1880 M, for Germany
Sc by steamship Neekar, via Southampton and bremen
for Great Britain and the Continent 70 D
forwarded this must be specially adnresseai anu
AZ " N Tor Europe by steamship CITY ~ SleeteL ~
correspondence for Germany and 70 y
Forwarded this steamer must De specially addfts anu
AZ ~ m for Scotland direct steamship eyon VIA H
cow The steamships CIty Of New YORK. AlseIla aNIisAe
and CITY OF Chester take mails ot DenDaL oNenen
ano NofWay Tho malls for Kingston, a. leave NeMnotk
June 81 The mails ayu sayonilA &C. leaye loIk
Iav New Work LANE 20 The malls for AspnWah and south
Saa marta leave NeW-YOrk July i. The malls for China
S Jsnsp isaye san Francisco July D. The mails for Aus
irahA @0P ''A'' IL JAMES Postmaster
postomee Sew.YorK June o. 1878
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Guerial Notices.
Eastern Railroad.
FAvoRITE sEA-sHoRE ROUTE.

FANOKIIE bEA-SItUEE IVU IL
During the Season OF 1878 SUNDAY NEWSPAPER
EXPRESS TRAIN viii leave Boston at 745 m. reaching
Portland IL o'clock Returning leave Portland az
2I5 M arriving in Boston at $50 p M Connecting WITH
ALI Rail and sound lines TO sud froth Hew.YOrk.
Trains will leave Boston daily (sundays excepted at $50
A. H. 1880 S15 and p pullman train through 10 Ban.
COR without changed connecting at Portland Tuesday aud
Friday evenings with steamers for Mount Desert Ao1aAya
and Fridays for Bangor, St. John and Halifax.
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THE sULTRIEsT DAY on NM SEASON.


how NETWORK SUFFERED YESTERDAY FROM THE
HEAT-HIeH TEMPERATURES THROUGHOUT THE
COUNTRY.
Summer began yesterday in earnest. 1t
was the first oppressiVelY hot day this season, and
doubtless it will be the signal for the flight
for mountain and seashOre Of that part Of
The fashionable world which still remains in
The city In the early morning the air had
lheheayy dead weight Of the atmosphere in August 1t
Ieemed without freshness or GOODNESS Before O'Clock
everything downtown was smmering. The street
vendors looked up the brazen sky and reoiced that
At last a day had come when the public
would be forced TO patrOnize them. Those
who dispense the dubious red lemonade prepared great
lars Of this ruby liquid. which in great demand.
The ice-cream merchant out in fun force. and
there was no lack Of the poripatetio dealers
IN bananas. peaches, and other fruits. The
drivers OF trucks and pOrters in stores seemed to feel
the heat most aeutey Many the former put up huge
umbrellas their seats as protection from the
ronized by business men, as II took sturdy pedestrian
to venture long walk even IN the shade Win al
classes the weather fertile topic Of conversation
II seemed TO gave intense satisfaction to perspiring
TO learn that the mercury had Vauted into the
At Hgdnufs, the Thermometer at a. m. registered
ESQ., ct O'Clock il had advanced ten degrees at noon
themercury indicated so and az p m ~ haa eLtD
slowly up 70 go. From that point it Slowly deeh9eo
wa "a feIloWs: a. m $50; ~ m, 74o; 3 p. M, 79o
This shows difference Of from o 70 lZ' IN the TWO
At the signal Service ONCE on the roof OF the Equita
bic Building the reports showed that high temperature
prevailed throughout the country. In TINS state, esp-
eaiY the change was very Marked the advance IA the
temperature from the preceding day being fully l0 Az
Albany Yesterday at 7:47 the mercury STOOD at
10; Oswego, 75o; Buffalo, 60; Boston, Il0i Cneln
natl 76o; Chicago 10 Phlladel phia, TAO Baltimore ~
KeOkuk. Ia TAO omaha, 72o Chsreston's3f Galveston
$50 and Ne-Orleans 800 The advance Ia temperature
through the day varied from ten TO fifteen degrees IN
this city the thermometer In the Signal Oee showed the
following temperatures a m, 7loi II m 3D. p
M. 80. The prevailing wind was from the southeast
The humidity Of the atmosphere at o. NJ was |5'j a.
I'm, 1872; at p M. 46o. -
James Sadley age fOrty-fTe, OF NO. l44 East nine
teeUthst had sunstrOke at First-aye. and Twenty
eighh-s yesterday afternoon he Was taken TO Belle
YUe Hospital -
DISPATCHES nom London state that the weather Tor the
last few days has been intensely hot IL was hotter
"Wednesday and yesterday than known In June inc
temperature in the shade IN London being 9lo AZ NOT
tingham the thermometer rose Wednesday 70 S0' ana
Inc temperature the sum- at the Kew Observatory e1
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the NewJersey Collegiate Institute, Professor Edssr
Hans principal, and under the direction OF Miss e.
Sheppard took place this evening in the Baptist Church.
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Are Won going behind In business Send for The weekly
Financial Report Alex rockingham Co. brokers, IL
Was which Is sent free and contains tnforma
tou by Investing 500 500 In stock operations $1,000
IS frequently made
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-, =. ana course which Thurman has marked out
80 b,s road TO the Presidency.
NOW Annur LIE. wATTER.sOM,.lI ;.

7. E mSo@ssible chat at dinner one night 5 az
the Gramercy Park mansion, Tden became conhden-
age MAJ Dso the ear Horse Harry as Sg Sns
Of heWlt 49, eaSb other untruthiul persons NOW,
wstsgSos viii only tell the public how ne came Ses ~
~ H. 5,lden disapprOved the Commssloh' great
NOV kn0m ~ oI iigbf may be thrown the subject
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IpEIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
c,,,oaeis far fbs ,nsf u bo,frs

WASHINGTON. June %, 1 a.m.-The barometer
has sen aud is highest of the South Atlantic Coast it
lowest az northwestern stations Warmer weather has
svsed Al nearly all stations. with southeast to south
west winds Partly cloudy weather and hight local
rafps have been reported from New-Engand the Gun
ststes and tile Northwest
Indications
rvor Friday throughout the Atlantic States East Calf
sstes tennessee and the Ohio Valley and Lower LAKE
S.Sion slight changes in pressure and temperature.
sofbesst e. southwest winds. partly cloudy clear
esfer and occasional local rains followed by slightly
cooler weather will prevail.
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arm, rvprpa COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.

ALLENTOWN, Penn, June 27.-Ihe eleventh
annual commencement OF Mnhlenberg College was heid
in the Opera House this evening diplomas "eio 0Ur
stein of this city, delivered the masters GRAFTON
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wv rrpsry coLLEGIArE INSTITUTE.

BoRpENrowN, n. j., June 27.-The tenth
annual commencement Of the musical department OF
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wu1rE MoUNrAIN Express.

Trains leave Boston Fabyan's to dinner) aad 1890
H. abyans TO supper passing through the famous CraU
ford Notch and arriving in advance Of other De
Tho EASTERN RAILROAD is the FAVoRITE SEA
SHORE ROUTE, touching at all the celebrated Beaches
along the New England Coast r,,o,c,,
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A MISSING WEE.

etrOYed or overthrow.
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TLe seaside library.

The Seaside Library.
OFT TO-DAY, IN CLEAR, BOLD TYPE.
SEASIDE Library NO. 81 price 20 cents.
BRIGHT MORNING.
"a, ,fiss Grant author Of my Hearts IN the Hghands"
- - Artistic "-"Sun Maid" sc
LATE ISSUES
37T-Frlondshlp BY ouida
S5tMme Is Thine by L. w. n. Lockhart.-... Goa
574-WOman and Her Master .20a
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TRIBlNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

ne nram o.
divisions u time for toe - hours
the mercury Daring thoss nOurA
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, June. %, m.-The variations in
ar-pressure yesterday inconsiderable The down
ward movement Of the barometer in the afternoon
followed during the closing hours Of the day, by slight
rise The average temperature was 4lo higher than on
Wednesday.
howers late in the day may DO expected in this city and
vicinity.
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DIED.

Al notices Of Marriages n
name and address.
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fessor BoyeseD intends to remain abroad for at
least before resuming his labors at the university.
SUMMBR RESORTS.
NEWPORT.

THE SEASON oPENED-THE FOLIAGE REMOVED FROM
THE OLD STONE mLL-DUsTY CONDITION OF
THE sTREETs-NEw-YoRKER SETTLED FOR THE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-15
" BY Grubbs 6 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

VERY VALUABLE THREE-STORY
Y BRICK STORE AND LUMBER-HOUSE AND
VACANT LOT FOR SALE AT AUOTION.-We
will sell at auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY
the 18th of January. at o'clock p. d., the very
valuable BRICK STORE on the east side of Brook
avenue between Broad and Marshall streets at pre-
sent occupied by William Davis G Co.. and Is we'll
suited for grocery and granary business. The lot
fronts 27k feet OIL Brook avenue and runs back to
alley IS feet wide; After the sale of the store
win be offered The LOT with stable thereon. the
alley in rear Ths lotfrons go feet on The alley and
runs back so feet towards Marshall street.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at four, eight,
and twelve months, for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by tTust-deed.
ia IA GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctloneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-15
BY j. L. ApperSoB.
Real Estate Agent and Auct.onecr,
1O16 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L ESTATE ON JAMES RIVER AND TUCKA-
HOE CREEK, TWELVE MILES ABOVE RICH
MOND.-By virtue OF deed of trust from John
Wickham to the undersigned, Williams Z. Wick
ham, aud William Oyerton Winston, now deceased.
dated the 18th Of July, 1853. and recorded i'll the
Cod6ty Courts OF Henrico and Goochland, made to
to secure to Maclurg Wickham the payment Of Il sum
OF money therein mentioned, shall, at the request
Of the said Maclurg Wickham, offer for sale ut public
auction on THURSDAY 7ih of january next,at II
O'Clock NJ in front Of the National Bank Of Virginia.
in the city Of Richmond, for ready money the Pro
PETTY conveyed by the said deed. and described
therein rs all that PIECE or PARCEL OF LAND
lying on james river and Tuckahoe creek, In the
counties or Henricn and GoOchland, which was
allotted 10 the said John Wickham Ia deed of par
iition between him and Lflileton w. 7. Wickh1m,
dated the 18th OF July, 1868, containing 69l
S54-1000 ACRES, more or less.
This ESTATE consists Of land Of great value and
fertility, large portion being 6rst-rate
and Tuckahoe-creek w-grounds; audit is believed
there IS no property In the vicinity OF Richmond
more desirable.
The mineral rights on the land having been dis
posed of separately and subsequent 10 the deed OF
trust aforesaid will be excluded from the sale.
TERMS Though the deed requires the sale TO be
for ready money, liberal credits. to be made known
at the sale, will be allowed 20 the purchaser.
49, - WILLIAMS G. WlCkHAM,
Surviving Trustee.
DecRNpEp 90 1877. ~ de 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-15
BY j. L. Apperson,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
lO1G Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i ESTATE ON JAMES RIVER AND TUCKA-
HOE CREEK, TWELVE MILES ABOVE RICH
w. T. Wlckham TO the undersigned, Williams c..
WicklIam, dated the Stn day of june, 1877, made
to secure to Maclurg Wickham the payment or u
sum of money therein me nioned, shall, at the re-
quest of the said Maclurg Wickha offer for sale at
public auction on THURSDAY the 18th day Of
January next, ut IL o'clock NJ, in front OF the Ma
tional Bank.of Virginia, in the city Of Richmond,
for ready money, the property conveyed by the said
deed, and described therein as all that TRACT
OR PARCEL OF LAND on which the said Lit
detoH resides, called "WOODSlDE,' containing
62S 093-100O ACRES, lying on James riS or and
Tuckahoe creek. with all The appurtenances
Jamcs-riyer and Tuckahoe-creek iow-grounds, Is Of
great fertility, and with good cultivation might be
made highly productive. 1t has on IL an excellent
BRICK RESIDENCE, with all the appzEtenances
necessary 10 the support OF i large family. The
quality OF the soil, the convenience or the James
River canal which runs through the estate. and its
vicinity TO Richmond, render 1t q most desirable
property.
The mineral rights. having been disposed Of sepa-
raely previous to The date Of the deed aforesaid,
will be excluded from the sale.
The land conveyed by the aforementioned deed
of trust Is subject to Tor lien Of deed Of trust
to A. d. Williams to secure certain notes. amount
Ing in the aggregate to $4,000; and the premises
lien. -. ~.
TERMS: Though the deed requires the sale to be
for ready money, liberal credits, to be made known
at the sale, will be allowed 10 the purchaser.
WILLIAMS C. WICkHA1f, Trustee
DECEMBER 20, 1877. de 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-15
BY E. r.. Cook, Auctloneer,
No. 20 Governor street.

rENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH-
VI EN- FURNITURE AT. AUCTION.-In conse-
,uueuce of the removal Of the family, will sell at
Nc. 7lO north Fifth street, on THURSDAY. l 9TH
instant, at 10 O'Clock, all the FURNITURE, cnl-
bracing
MIRROR, 'MARBLE-TOP TABLES, ETA
i. Z GERE, &C.; .sssss -. - z.-:1 80
ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY WARDROBES,
BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS, WASHSTANDS,
MATTRESSES, CHAIRS; &C.: 80:
WALNUT EXTENSIOE-TABLE and DINING
ROOM FURNITURE generally;
CHINA, GLASSWARE, &c. -.
( In The Kitchen Is n good COOKING-STOYE and
the usu al variety Of KITCHEN FURNITURE.
Sale positive.
TERMS Cash. e. ID. COOK,
In Ia Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-15
BY Poindexter & Upper,
Real Estate. Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1900 Main street,
(under Planters National Bank).

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-STORY
Il BRICK BUILDING, AND LOT TWENTY
TWO FEET FRONT, ON FIRST. STREET BE-
TWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN, IN REAR OF
MR.. JAMES BRANCH'S RESIDENCE, WHICH
WITH A THRILLING EXPENDITURE CAN BE
virtue of the provisions Of certain deed of trust
dated June %, 1872. of record in the Richmond
smance Of the provisions of said deed default hav
ing been made In the payment of the note herein
secured, sell by public auction. OH the prem ises on
certain TRACT OF LAND fronting % feet on the
east line OF First street between Main and Frank
this lot from Mrs. Smoot's and running back be-
tween parallel lines 81 feet more lessl. 1t being
the lot upon which stands the BRICK DWELLING.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to defray expenses of sale
and to pay of a note OF 5000 due June %, 1878,
with interest to date, and the balance upon such
terms as may be stated Mt sale.
faS JOHN F. LAY, Trustee.