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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-11
by Grubbs L Williams.
Real Estate Agents ana Aucti0neeiS'
Eleventh street between Main ana BANK.

Eleventh street between Main anu Banh.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT
" OF LAND IN THE COUNTY OF HENRllO,
on THE CRAIGTON ROAD. ABOUT TiiREE
MILES EAST or THE CITY OF RlCHNOND'
AT AUCTION.-In pursuance OF decree OF me
Circuit Court OF Henrico county. entered ociohcr
81, 1878, in the case Of " smith & Co Us. Chris,
tan &c = the rsIgred conn tsston"rS WIN Seil
ai anction, on the premises. on MONDAY the 2Oth
of October, at II O'clock ~, the following REAL
The TRACT OF LAND now occupied 6y l.. e.
Garlhright living on the north side OF the Grafton
road. coutaining NINEIY-TIlREE ACkES. Inc
land IS abou, one half cleared, and the balance well
wooded, and HES very preltily. The improvements
consist Of n DWELLING and some out buildings
on The eastern part of the tract: ana amGsnsr
DWELLING on the western part, ana Shputu at
ic, Ito .t,cntion Of those seeking market farm
been such for Ihs eyeTn ysaa az
.nh iwn years for bonds, with Interest added, ni'
anu III nsI mill the further order Of tn.
Court. 9O III y n1ISETON
A. Il. COURTNEY,
Commissioners.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. oc9
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Ey j. Thompson Brown,
Zeal Estate Agent and Aucioneer,
1ll3 Main street.

TRUSTE E'S SALE OF FRAME HOUSE
j. ON SEVENTH STREET. NAVY Hill
BY virtue Of deed of trust eseG ated by S'ei
1876, and RECORDED in Richmond Chantery Court
D. b. 100 g., page 12s. default having been made
in payment Of note therein secured. ana Oelng re
said Peter Gardner. will sell at public auction on
MONDAY. October goth. ut AZ O'Clock J.. NJ, tle
land with i'm movements thereon. NO. 81. in plan Of
Navy Hin, from ing on Seventh street 81 lee[ ana
running bat 122 feet"
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of sale and 10 pay a
note OF 1900 with accrued interest thereon from
October 6. 1879. LEROY Z. BROWN, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auclloneer.
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AUCTION sALEs-.Future Day,
BY Jas. Nacd0ueali, AuCtionecr,
Nd. 10 Governor Tor Thlrteenth) street.
GRAND CLOSING SALE OF
ELEGANT FURNITURE, DESKS, &C.,
AT AUCTION.

We will, on MONDAY, October 18th instant, at
IOX o'clock. close out the balance of Mr.. Arthur
Rooney's stock OF ELEGANT FURNITURE, TO
which the attention Of the public, tho trade, and the
ladies Is respectfully asked.
Purchas at the former sale who have failed to
call for same are notified that The goods SO pur-
chased will be resod nj their cost and risk, IS Mr.
Rooney requires the room for his manufacturing
business JAS. MACDOUGALL.
Auc.ionefr.
F. 3. Cook, Salesman. Oc 10
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BY wellington Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE BRICK
4 DWELLING AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS
F0UsHEE AND ElESTT STEEETS;; prpp,n!nni , r,
STITUTE."-Ry viItuc IF d deed Of trust executed
to The subscribers, bearing date 23th November
1873. duly recorded i'll Richmond Chancery Court.
in BOOK C. page Ago, we shall in further execution
thereof, proceed 10 sell AZ public auction, on NE
premi rs, on WEDNESDAY the 22d october. {! -
5 "a therein erJ that VERY VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE located As above. The LOT has 4 front Of
feet 1na fsa vE e 81 2 E1
ING three stories a9ove ne nisnMenfi c2nnIc;ra
aud day-$chool. Including those ~ me Gwc'!ln2'
there are altogether abou. thirty five rooms. III
Guiding two hand ONE parlaI<, reccrtion.r"onS'
&C. 10 The east OF The dwelling thee Is Il HAND
SOME BUILDING; LOT. having 4 front OH Grace
Street OF about 3QXl5G frcl TO said alley.
Tie foregoing real estate is l0catcd on Grace
street In must desirable uciyhhnrhood. The prem
ises we're originally dcsr@nr, by Mr.. lc!Gnvre fHr Il
ionr Iseu u.ei rs such 10y the late d. Lee Powell.
Mrs. iarrtrgtu, AMI 0lAers.ad for that 'll poe or
FOR Il boar,!img-h"uSe ora large FANNY they nave
TERMS: TH2 said real estate being .ulj CT to 4
prior deed If must Xecutcd hE tie Sa.r p:f.icS 20
W. GGduin ana y. NJ. Kelley. trustees: " VIII hc s"d
on the fuliowu2 lcrL.--S!Z.: First + + ,n"'l.l IN
cash to Gcfray EXPENSES or sale area /" paS OK NE
!,llanrr OF Tie G-bt repre- >cttcd ~ ms when i
!. Iuf.aJ. with interest fruA ith .,u-ust ~
SernH5 r. discharge The debt secured by The iir't
decd io Nes.rs God,!in X Kelley. trustees. paEHh'c
I+l.937j on The 2Uth December mex: uic iiNt
sum of Si.9 g Oh the 20h March ntA' ihc I!"'
sum Of Sl59.:i7 on the 26h Jnnv nrNt; ANA aI%o
on that day the rrncipsi slm OF s1;9C" N Sr !" ~
III, ND ~, hfOr may Ir,CrI!c> AMI direct; or on his
failure to give any t;irccium cn on crrdl. OF one ~,
yraI The whole credit payments being ecu u u!
nCgo liable notes and 4 deed OF trust on thc pro-
pcrv. .,. -, c,,it,Iic,s ,uJ other; i
pariicuiarly called to Tins >aie.
''' !. II. EiKE!NGTON.l Trustees.
90 L.. j. LEVY.
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slop BIrTERs puIIHes the blood and removes al
gyi11 pies and cruptlonS.
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lItNtI.Il
no2S 10 ~ South y rsrycs. pn''Gcclp:tH.
DICHMUND, YORK ElVERe-5LI, :

ICHMUED, YORK EINERS4IL:I,
HAND ldFSAPEAKF RAILRO AD. sssl1hE -.ss
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TEANsPURTA.
TlON COMPANY,
TT roush-freight route between Richmond Wa.
an i;ost0I. Providence. and all New England cities
steamers leave " EST POINT, VA, on each
WEDNESDAY AMI SATURDAY at II noon; con-
Meeting with trains from RICHMOND.
Steamer. arrive III VEST POINT OH each TUES.
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston rin Boston and
Providence Railroad III West Point. Va.
II. r. DOUGLAS, Superintendent.
I'D. GGOEER. Gri!.r:1 Agent. ap3
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BY Frank u. Hill Y Co..
Real Estate Agents anu Auct!OnGerS,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE q. OF oI BEAU J1nI ~
FLOYD STKEET. ONE SQUARE FROM MON.
ROE PARK. AT AUCTION.-By Yirlne Of dec
of trust from Thomas ltnnnll and wife. date,
June IL 1877, to the undersigned trustee. and ii
be request OF the beneficiary, default having been
n lGc in the payment OF 4 note secured therein
will sell at public auction, 0ns the premises. on
NJ the LOT described in said deed, rs follows: Al
That lot ofland In the city Of Richmond brsiniihs OH
tie north S!dr OF Floyd street Iect west OF 'nrs
strcrt, thence running Westward; along said FLOYD
or Federal street 40 feet. thence rurn!n. PACK DE-
tween parallel lines 80 feet to an ai'ey Ia COMMON
nrnsnertIyn value should attract HE attention Of
narries seeking paylu2 inyestiacn's. a
TERMS. Whist The deed requires cash as 10 sooo
,vith iuirrrst from October 2. 1879. and expense
NJ sale moe liberal terms may be announccia sale
y" 80 FRANK d. HILL. Trustee.
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by Frank u. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Auctinncers. 11DS Main street.

TRACE-STPEET DWELLING, VERY
VI DEsIRARLY LOCATED, AT AUCTION.-A:
the request or the who has removed from The
city, We will offer at auction. on TUESDAY. Octo-
the VERY DESII.h BILE BRICK DWELLING, No.
TOO. the north side OF Grace greet between Sew
enifl and Eighth trncS, two doors from the English
Lutheran church. The HOUSE contains about ten
rooms besides bathroom. stere-l ooHs, coal and
wo1d-houses. detached brick kitchen with four
rooms. and on the o: fhe LOT, which extends
back TO Theatre alley, there are TWO BRICK
TESEMENTS. now under rental 10 good tenants.
The LOT fronts Grace street SO feet, with dt 9th
Of about $50 feet 10 wide alley. Possession OF
house al once Owing 10 It's location. being ohly one
square from The Capitol grounds. and only few
minutes walk from The custom house and post
Office and the business por o: the city. this pro-
perry should attract the attention Of parties desiring
to purchase in good ntighoorho"d and convenient
In business.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance IN six, twelve,
and egllleen months, with interest added
FRANK d. HILL & CO.,
oc 3 6.S.1O.l1.13&I4 Auciioneers.
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AUCTION sATEs.-.Fufure pays.
By Robert 3. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
No. 1912 Main street.
large AND DESIRABLE THREE
STORY STOCK BRICK DWELLING No.
10 WEST CLAY STREET,
DIRECTLY FRONTING CLAY STREET BE.
THoD,sT CHURCH. AND BEAUTIFUL
VACANT LOT ADJOINING. FOR
SALE BY PUBLIC
AUCTION.

By request OF The belrs-at-law or the late Mrs
Hannah K Dill. I shall sell upon Ihe premises. by
public auction. on WEDNESDAY,, ] 9Th day or Octo-
Der. 1879. II ~ O'Clock P. a.. The above very val-
ahe uroperly locate as described the south Iine
OF Clay street, east OF and near 10 Adams street
Tue dwelling contains Il rooms. W Idle hail. wing Of
five rooms attached: water. gas, and good cli'erts
Sr on The lot The house Is well built anc in Il
most desirable n+igbborho0d. With the house vii
be sold tae lot upon which 1t stands 81 30 feet =
inches front on Clay ami extending back III utpll
l4S feet 6 inches 10 4 lG-fOot al.eT.
Immediately after the sale Of the house VIII DC
sold the beautiful LOT upon It's east, adjoining lhnt
lovely gar of the late Mr. 4. nill. TINS lot IS
by II g feet 4 inches TO alley in year g feet vice
and has upon it frame stable and shed, with SPLEEN
DID shade-tr
TERMS: VIII be one third cash: balance at SIX,
twelve. and eighteen months from day Of sale. with
notes and six per cent Unrestricted OF trust secIl-
ring them. ,
Special aud particular attention Is invited TO the
sale OF this property.
oc = ROBERT 8. LYME. Auciioneer.
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TOR RENT, THAT VERY DESTRA. O.
4 BILE BRICK TENEMENT No. AGO cast esl
Franklin street. containing fourteen rooms BESIDES
kitchen; gas, water, and all conveniences. This
house in complete order and BESIDES being on the
most fashionable street, is within few minutes
walk of the post-ofice. Apply 10
CHEWING 6 ROSE,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
mr. IL. pod3; No. north Tenth street.
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NFFICES FOR RENT-TWOm
OLARGE. WELL-LIGHTLD, and WELL. hi
VENTILATED ROOMS, on first floor, over Yam
cevs bookstore No. 1112 Main street. suitable for
lawyers or dentists Apply at Dispatch office.
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FOR RENE.

TOR RENT, THAT LARGE: CON,G:;.
IL yENIEST. AND WELL.AHRANGED lei
NEW DWELLING on Clay between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, containing about sixteen rooms,
besides large basement fer laundry and other pur-
NOES II has all The modern convenienccs-range,
hot aud cold water stationary wash tubs, &c &C
Rent reasonable Apply 10
JOHN I. GUDDlN, Real Estate Agent.
ell.3t Bank aud Eleventh streets.
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: 40 EsTaTE AT PRryATE SALE.

DOR SALE PRIVATELY, L Il A I
LARGE AND SUR,TANTIAL BRICK
DWELLING. No. 1904, ON The North H., SiDE1
ny. SIXTH AND TWENTY-SEVENTH STREETS,
FRONTING SIXTT,siX FEET "a ERAEk,rL =, :
DEPTH OF THE SQUARE.-The owner desiring
to remove into smaller house offers FOR SALE
THE ABOVE PROPERTY. 1t Is admirably loca,
Il d. and, while convenient to business, Is removed
from the noise aud hustle of the city. Street cars
run within and half squares OF the door; thus
prac,icaly placing IL for business men In the heart
Of The cty The house is well built: has eight rooms
above the basement, which contains kitchen, dining
room coal and wood.cellars. and spacious wine
vault City water on the 10: and gas In The house.
The property has recently been given thorough
over hauling and put In complete repair. aole
the premises. :, ,,r,-,,,
Tie yards have been stocked with FRUIT and
fLOWERINGS. VINES, FRUlT-TREES, &c.
f0i ''A''' ''''' wy j. THOMPSON BROWN.
M 1eod l113 Main street.
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WILMINGTON. DEL. MONDAY, JULY I, 1879.

street 1t met with quite an ovation. Mort
Of the private residences were brilliantly
Illuminated and decorated with bunting.
The residences of q. James Belt, Il. G.
Robinson and 4. p. Watson, above
NiDth, were made more bright by the
burning Of various colored blue lights.
Many houses on Mary land Avenue were
a'so lighted up by numerous candles.
The very best Of order prevailed, and
all seemed to be In excellent humor, and
determined that the parade should not
only be the largest that has over taken
place In this city. but the most orderly
one.
Tie citizens Of Wilmington may we'll
feel proud Of their volunteer firemen, If
they never were before Saturday they
should be since, AZ 1t would be an almost
utter impossi bility to find in any parade
more orderly or q moro able bodied
set OF men. They not only did credit to
themselves, but they forever disabused
the minds of those who have never taken
the trouble to thoroughly ascertain the
fact whether q fireman Is "rowdy" or
not. 1t isa fact that there are large
number of persons Hho think so, but
after looking on lhe long line of orderly
men who paraded on Saturday evening
they should continue to think 80, why
thou Of course, all the argument that
could be made would have no effect.
When the nexr parade will take place
Is unknown; it may be within six M months
or may not be FOR years.
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Sickly SentimentaIisln
From the Baltimore Bulletin,


1t is said that Cox, the murderer of
Mrs. Hull, is presented every morning
with a tube rose for his coat lapel, and
that he is also provided with the best
cigars. Police and detectives are some
times accustomed to treat criminals with
distinguished consideration in order that
they may the more efiectually worm
themselves into their confidence and by
keeping them in good humor to get at
the secrets OF their crimes. The tokens
OF tender regard which are being shower
ed upon Cox, however, cannot be be-
slowed with and such Intention, for the
murderer has already made full confess
sion and there does not appear to he any
thing further to disclose. The rumor is
current in New York that an effort will
be made to save Cox on the ground that
the killing of Mrs. Hull was involuntary
manslaughter, and that Cox cannot be
convicted on his own confession. If
these accounts be true, no more indecent
and disgusting exhibition of sickly senti-
mentalism was ever displayed. A more
inappropriate case for even genuine pity
could hardly be conceived, but the exist
ence of such sympathy for this brute
as finds tender expression in "tube roses
for his coat" is simply incomprehensible,
except as the outgrOwth Of thoroughly
morbid nature.
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weekly Mortuary.

Twenty was the number Of deaths
reported to E. B. Frazer, Registrar Of
Deaths and Burial, for the past week. e
follows:
Born in the United States, II !; Ireland,
2; England, l.; white, 16; black. 4:
males, 10; females, 10; aimshouse, 1:
Coroner's cases, l; under one wear *
age, 8; 20 to 80, l; 80 to 40, 3; 50 TO
90, 2; go to 10, 3; 80 to 90, /.
The causes were: Congestion or
the brain, l; consumption, d; chronic
pneumonia, 1; cholera infantum. q,
Group, l; convulsions, /; chronic Gas.
tritis, l; hydrouphalus, l.; Inflammation
of the bowels, l /; paralysis, L; pneurno-
mia, l.; spasms, / /; premature birth. 4:
typhoid fever, q; general debility, II.
meningitis, l marasmus, /.
The deaths by Wards were IS follow
First Ward, 4; Third, 2; Fourth. i: !:
Fifth, 8; Sixth, L; Seventh, i; Kiehth'
4; Ninth, L; Tenth, 8. -
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ssThe Wolf is On the ntll ;.

An animal variously described - =
wolf, stray dog and . large grey fox,
continues its depredations on sheep and
fowls in East Nantmeal and Warwick
townships, Chester county. The fSW
who have seen it in the daytime een~r-
ally fled SO quickly that they are not
ravages take place At night. IN -
been named the "East Nantmeal -woT.s >
and Young men who 60 homo late .st
night are generally very vigilans, and
often are armed. ~ = - -
The animal entered the sheen fold a.
Joseph Phipps, in East Nantmeal. an1
killed q eve and two lambs. Sevornl
ducks were killed and eaten on fhe
premises Of Wm. h. Guest, and aoIne
ducks and chickens were killed on ~
premises of John Ewing, of Warwick
township. Thus far no active measuree
seem to have been taken by the hunterp
of the neighberhood to kill the animal.
some evidently fearing to face it with ~
ordinary shet gun. T'T =
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Meeting OF Council.

Pursuant to adjournment on the morn
ing tf July 4!h, Council met ON Saturday
afternoon at o'clock, and the members
were present except Messrs. Moore and
Downing. Clerk Frazer being absent,
Mr.. Taylor was selected TO act rs clerk.
After the roll had been called, the
chair asked # there was any business
before Council, and no one seeming 10
offer any, Mr.. Guthrie moved to take a
recess for half an hour.
The motion was lost.
After waiting for a few minutes, Mr..
Norton stated that if there was no busi-
ness before Council, he moved that they
adjourn.
Mr.. Knight said that there was busi-
ness, but the motion to adjourn being
seconded it was put and carried.
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the members Of the old Phoenix greeted
their returned brethren with good will
whose heartIness brooked no disparage-
ment: Everything passed of evenly
and the intense feeling which prevailed
was pleasant to contemplate. 1t was
aiter this supper that the parade took
place.
Tue members of the Friendship speak
In the highest terms Of their trip and
praise tho treatment they received in
Hrrrisburg. They have brought home
quite number OF pleasant remem-
brances. among which Is the wreath pre-
sented BY Mrs. Trauh. wreath present
ed BY Mrs. Geo. w. KnOuse and a
valuable book presented by Howard
Day, an intelhg' mt eoiored man who
formerly lived here.
Speaking Of the company the Harris
burg Daily Independent of Saturday says
"The Friendship, of W ilmi n gton, left
at halfpast Que for home. They are
nne body Of men, and during their stay
IN this city conducted themselves becom.
ing firemen of the first water"
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Flames Caused By Fire Work..

A few minutes alter tho fircmen,s
parade had passed up Market street Sat.
urday evening, a small blaze was ob.
served on the roof Of the building II
Ninth and Market occupied BY MI. w.
E. Williams. A number Of people pa.a-
ing at the time noticed 1t and stopped 10
look at it, but it was some time Sefors
any one took the trouble to inform m.
Williams. When he was told Of II Ia
put out the fire with q pailful or vater.
and before much damage was done. The
works.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-07
Glasa Ball Shooting.

OnlFrsday, glass ball shooting match
was held in McFarlin's grove, near New
port. The first prize, a breech loading
gun worth 500, was wol BY VIM. Nc
Waugh, of Hockessin, who broke eleven
balls out Of possible twelve. The Sc
cond prize, silver pitcher, was carried
off by VIM. Herbert, Jr., Of New Castle.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-07
Attracted Attention.

Riding iu the open bareache of the
Water Witch company during the pa
rade of Saturday evening, was j. War
rem, the only son of Joseph W. Hopes.
Being very small, and EQUIPPED in full
firemen's uniform, he attracted the at
tentiOn of most every one along the line
OF parade. Many were the exclantions
made as he was seen, and lie became the
recipient of mauy bouquets. He was
the youngest member Of the company
in the parade.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-07
Sent to New Castle.

This morning officer Gibbons took
"Monk" Austin and Rebecca Riggs to
New Castle, on the 9.15 train. Austin
was sent over in default of non-payment
of ffne AID costs for being drunk and
disorderly. Kebecca was committed FOR
thirty days on the charge of vagrancy.
They were hand-cuffed together.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-07
The Rerks Co. n. n.

A mestiDg of the wilmington &
Northern Railroad Directors was held at
C0atesvillle on Saturday for the purpose
of consulting In regard to the purchase
Of the Berks Coun y Railroad, which is
to be sold in September next. No def
subject will further be considered at
future meeting.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-07
ExcursIon Tomorrow.

The excursion ofthe First Presby yterian
Sunday school to Collins Beach, takes
place tomorrow. The sch ool will leave
Fourth street wharf at O'Clock on the
steamer SUSIE A. Mccall and will go to
Pennsgrove, where they will take the
Fare tor the round trip, adults, 80 cents,
children, % cents.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-07
COnarmat1om

At st. James Catholic Church, yester-
day morning. thirty-four children, ak
Teen girls and eighteen boys, partook Of
tneir hrst Communion at the 7.SO O'Clock
mass. At 1890 O'Clock the right of con-
mmation was administered to them by
Bishop Becker.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-07
COrsets.

Cooley's hip give, side lace, and cork
padded D. j. b. Corssts, at 70 cents, are
positively the very best made for the
money. Sold only by Russell II Spen-
Ger, 300 Market street je 2s-6t.