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Marriage Of the Car.

g.. A Cable dispatch to the New York Herald
n,n mGn 81. petersburg, october IA, says son the
pniheteenth nl!l lold style) the marriage with the
oLtincsss nLnss D0lgorouk was solemnized In the
fdTaI;i cnapsi OF the Imperial Palace. The Cars
"a tainuy Hs aisapprov1ng, the Czarewitch went
Gro.a ~ naapsai, on the Esthonian coast. The
Staiu Dukes Constantine and Wladimar
ness aSoaa 1Se IN order that they might not wit
nrHH nr;Sata tne T TSSaehony The marriage was very
lster OF wal were however, present. The newly
married MARI Far are with the brides family In Il
vaoA. Inc CZar mas purchased for his consort
paying two million roubles as the price OF it.
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NIHskfSTS IN RUSSIA.
DisClOsureS Hartman

Ne" YORK Uct. l5.-A Paris special saws:
hartman, the NilaliSt, telegrdphs to the Ia
tfohS'9ednt today a full description of the
mine whfchwaS 10 have blown up the Imperial
traln at Alexandra lie explains that the Dlor
tailed because an hour before the passage of the
traln carriage came along the line aad cut
the wires connecting the dynamite win the
battery. Hartman asserts that there are
l3,0Uo,e0a OF organized radicals IN Russia.
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A Fatal JollificR.iOp.

TROY, y. Y, Oct. ia special TO he TIE
gram says: Al a republican dem0nstra ion last
night at Jacksonville. Charles Nuttlag, Nellie
Nelling, Charles Thomas, John Fay, and a
frenchman, whose Maine is unknown, were in-
lured by the explosion or a cannon. NJrfng'S
leg was shattered and Weling's left arm was
TORN 10 pieces, and has since been ampuraUed.
1t Is thought the latter VIII die ChaS. Tl0maS,
eight years or age, had his left leg torn D pieces
ana H1il probably die. Fay and the Frenchm N
were slightly injured. Pieces OF the gan new
Ia all directions ana many persons had narrow
e-caneS
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OITAMA. GAN. oct 15-Clanliere lumber
men state that great deal more square timber
VIII be taken out this winter thaa there was
Tie last; % RATS OF square timber came down
this summer. The seasons cut Of lumber at
millions ia &C, ess OF that OF last wear ana VIII
amount TO about 100000, 600 feet The total OF
tniS seasons cut OF the mills In this locality on
ooth sides OF the river VIII be over 300 0o0. 900
1ppt.
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Fatal STat,biuo.


Last evening Joseph Burks and Rufus Bennett.
Doth White, had an alteration on the road
three miles from Danyille, and Bennet attacked
BurkS with stick. whereupon BurkS drew a
knife ard stabbed Bennet in six places tnillct-
Ing severe WOUNDS on his bodg and head Burks
mas mol been apprehended, but officers are now
in pCrSuIt OF him
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Aid-de-C Camp, I'd division, 2lst corr

BOY SHOT AND KILLED.-Hamilton Jeret a
LAG laa u years OF age, left his home at No. Is9
IompKlIis avenue, Brooklyn, early YESTERDAY
morning, for the purpose OF enjoying q davis
snOOtlng at Rockaway. Last night his father
received telegram stating that he had hssn
sn0C and killed, but In what manner the mes-
sage JAILED to say. Mr.. Jefet went at once 70
RockaWay for bis sons remains e0 W
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LOSSES AT FIVE FORKS.-Col. Henry G. Dur
land. CT Honesdale, Pa, who commanded the
18th Pennsylvania cavaiy at Five Forks. testt-
ted before the Warren court OF inquiry. yester-
day. that ii was Lieut.. Bonebrake. Of his regi-
ment, who seized the confederate flag from the
enemy's works after the Union soldiers had en-
tered those works. The Colonel added that his
regiment lost seven officers and thirty privates
This Is The first witness who has been able 10
losses on that day on which Sheridan deter
mined to either win OF uie.--N. Y. Herald TO-
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PURCHASE OF MoRTKMER.-Mr. Pierre Lortllard
has purchased the chestnut stallion Mortemer,
by COmpiegne, out Of ComteSSe, now fifteen
years old. Upon the arrival OF Mortemer on
this side OF the Atlantic he will be sent TO the
RaDcOcus stock farm, JobStOwn, N. j., to take
died there-N T. Herald.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

"a " tttN ~ NtN ttt NtFtsVI1s
DANNIILE, VA. oct I5.-Ample arran-e;npnts
have been made tor the meeting OF the Meitcal
Society OF Virginia, 10 be held here next Tues
day, october 18Th. The citizens OF Danyflle Will
Ioerally entertain the members and all who
attend the meeting may be sure Ola cordial re.
cfnrroO - ~
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Henry PICKETT, a iissolute youth. Of Hamp
refusal to give him money with which TO attend
the republican parade In New York Wednesday.
fractured her skull with a breadpin ana fled
The woman Is expected to die
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AN ELECTRIC LIGHT CoMPANY.-Charles G.
Dodge. ], b, webster Lorenzo D. Ron 1ebu an
and others are named as trustees in pap ers flied
in Albany, N. Y, Wednesday, of the Dynamo-
Electric Power and Light Company, with a
capital of 81, ZOO, 900. Arthur Dudley Viaton, T.
Lindsey and others are named as dire ,tors of
the New York, Brooklyn and Rockaway Rail-
road Company, with capital of $500, ,0Ol.
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man leaped nom third story window. In
Philadelphla, to escape from his infuriated wife.
HIS Ieg was broken; but that was nothing, he
jumped. - ~ -'''NN
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A SYNDICATE OF CATTLE DKALHRs OF Toronto
has contracted with the Allan and Dominion
lines Of steamships for space Tor 20. 900 head az
cattle for the ports OF Liverpool London. Rrss.
tol and Glasgow from Toronto
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TIE NOTORIOUS Madam Rachel the so-called
'female beautiier, has died In prison, in Paris
She was convicted of fraud In August, 1868, and
condemned to penal serv1tude.
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RErUfsktCAN COM
MfIfs,E.
A Forthcoming Add

- OF tISOEtsfns HuUEESSs
, NEW YORK. oct. l5.-The National Rcp1o
lican Committee met shcrtiy after noon to-i,9E-
with Gov Jewell In the chair. An address vii
be issued to the peOpIe.
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CAPT. BENDER and family were taken before
Judge Lugenberg at New orleans Wednes1a lay, on
a writ Of habeas corpus, and discharged, IL
appearing that they were not the persons i'm
nlicated in the celehrated uurderS
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ANNIB HOLMAN. aged is, was found drowned
near Bayville, N. j., Wednesday. The girl left
It is supposed she accidentally slipped on the
footbridge over the creek and was drowned.
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CALHoUN's OLD HOME BURNED-The old resi
dence OF Jonn c. Calhoun, In the southern Dor-
ton Of Ptckens countysS. c., was burned Sun-
day night. This residence was one OF the Old
est In the county. The place now belongs TO
Dr. O. NJ Doyle. OF T0ccoa, Ga. No iusura ace
accident
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SECRETARY SHERMAN Will speak In Milwaukee
tonight. He will arrive In Washington next
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Democratic ''e:rand Council Of War.
in EnIiiInan0IiS.

says To-day Senator's Hendricks. VOORHEES,
and Mcdonald, and MesSrs. English, Fleming
LanderS. Stealey and Crcpsey, together with
number or other leading democrats are hoIl-
ing grand council OF war in this city. but the
conference is held with closed doors, and pro
ceedings Will not be made public until thi !
evening 49,
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

LONDON. Oct. 15-Tlle Manchester Guardian,
In its commercial article this morning, saws:
''The market is quiet in all departments but
prices ATE unaltered. There Is a little more
business in yarn for Calcutta, but With this ex-
cepticn TIE sales continue at best lot more
than moderate. Producers hold steadily t1
their quotations and show no increased desire
n soil
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, 1896, ,OS2.l5; customs. s733,6,9 Sc.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Ensign J. c. Colwen and
Midshipman Alfred Jefries have been ordered
TO the Yantic
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Two Boys Str
pQRr GnNN.

BRIDGEPORT, CONN.,, oct, 15.-The express
train for New York while passing through East
BRIDGEPORT this morning struck two boys, named
Daniel e. and VIM. Nolan, brothers. Daniel,
aged IL had his skull fractured and lived
but a short time after the accident. William,
aged received a fracture OF the LEFT leg and
several scaIp WOUNDS. He VIII recover The
boys attempted to cross the track In front OF
the approaching train.
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their quotations and show no increased desire
10 SELL
Newmarket Races To-day.
LoNDoN, Oct. 15.-ThiS is The last day of the
Newmarket second October meeting. The race
for the third great challenge stakes came OF
and was won by Thebais. Simnel came in Sec
oDd and Innocent third. Seven ran. including
Mistake, who finished last. TIE betting tusi
before the race was TO : 2gainst ThebaiS, 10 e
l against Simnel, and TO l against Innocent
Ihebeis won easily by half length before SIN.
n nel with Innocent bad third.
The International Garsmen.
Ihe SpoTts1tGa's correspondent at New
castle says:-Boyd totally denies that he eli.
tered for regatta for the American prizes. or
that he authorized anybody to nominate him.
Hcsmer has bad blister on his hand, which
was lightly restored, and is very painful WHEN
he is sculling.
The POxverIes> Powers.
LONDON. Oct. 15.-The Times. In a leading
article this morning. discussing Greek questions.
SAYS: 1t Is only too probable that the Euro
peal collsert. unaole or unwilling to resort 10
coercion Ia the matter, Will leave Turkey TO he.
own Devices
Ria Facha Master of the situation
A Vienna dispatch 10 the Tintss says: IN }
doubt IS expressed at Constantinople that RIA
Pacha is master OF the situation, and no serious
resistance to the cession at DuIcigno Is appre,
hended.'
The Albanian League Resisting the
CcssIOn OF DulcignO.
LONDON, Oct. ia dispatch from RaguSa TO
Reuters Telegram Company says: RIA Pacha
summoned meeting Of the Albanian league az
Scutan and urged the chiefs TO submit TO the
Will OF the Sultan. The members OF the league
afterwards assembled at Bazaar and declared
their determination to resist the ce5sion OF Dll.
ctgno to Montenegro.
A Parisian Scandal.
PARIS, Oct 15.-Gen. Farr, minister of war,
has summoned Gen. DeCissey TO Paris, to justify
himself In regard TO Charges made by the coun-
sci of Lieut.. Col Jung I'm the trial OF NJ. Ivan
De WolStyne, that he Gen. De CisSey) was i'm
properly intimate with JungS wife, from whom.
Jurg has since separated. The counsel also
alleged that the lady was political spy fn pay
or Germany. Nobody speaks In Gen. DeciSsep S
favor. He will probably be dismissed from the
superior amy council
Resieged British Troops.
CAFETowN. Oct. 15.-Mafeteng, where Car
rington and small force are besieged, was
quite safe up to the 18th instant, although
the report is confirmed that the garrison Is
obliged to subsist on horse flesh. a relieving
force viii leave Weppeper on the nth instant.
Celebrating the Completion of Co.
1Ogne Cathedral.
COLOGNE, OCT. l5.-The city is splendidly de-
corated to-day, he,Qccasion being the ceiebra
uon or the completion OF the Cologne Cathe-
oral. Large crowds OF Visitors from every part
or Germany are continually arriving. The
weather is dull, but there is no rain.
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INDIANA ELECTION.
Republicans have n Majority of
5000 Elect Eight COngress,Sfen.
ana nave a Majority of Ii i'm the
la

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Oct. 15.. 1920 a. m.-Re-
turns from all but four counties give a net re-
publican majority OF 6.210. The counties to
hear from gave, in 1876. 41s democratic ma
JoTlty. The Official majority on the state ticket
Will be ABOUT 6000. The republicans elect s
congressman. The 5th district is close. and re-
quies an official count. The republican ma
loTlty In the legislature, on Joint ballot is IL
1NDIANAFoLIS, ND, Oct. 15.-ReturnS from all
but four counties give republican majority of
5,'9l. TIE counties to be heard from gave a
democratic majority in 1876 OF 413
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FAIIFAx, N. s., Oct. 15.-Dr j. Il. Rae, the
we known mining expert OF Colorado and
California has arrived from New York to make
a general inspection OF Nova Scotia mines.
Sc. Julien 70 try IL again TO.day.l
NEW YORK. Oct l6.-St Julien, the famou
Prospect park falr grounds, trot against hi
own tme-2:11K K-1oT . purse OF $2,N0.
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THE COTTON CRoP.-The following statement,
showing the condition Of the cotton crop, was
issued by the Department of Agriculture to-
day: Cotton report-The returns of october 1st
received at this department give a condition Of
cent since September /. Compared with the re-
turns received at the same time last year there
is gain OF per cent.
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THE EMPLOYEES OF the Bureau OF Engraving
and Printing who are entitled to vote Ia the
different states will all be there November 21.
Those who get less than 50 a day viii have their
expenses paid by the others. Ali Indiana and
ONO voters 10 the bureau were at home last
Tuesday.
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WE WILL GUARANTEE
HAYWARD & RUTCHISsON.
317 Ninth st. NV.

give gT6ciSi atterti1n t1
NODEBNIZING DEFECTIVE PLUMBING
IL city residences and havi1e large forc9 of COM
Ietent workmSn, attend promptly ID al j0bbng
orders octlI
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ARMY ORDERS-Leave for six months IS
granted First Lieutenant J. 3. Guthrie 18th in-
fantry. Leave for six months is granted Assls-
tant Surgeon w. c. Shannon, L. S. arm. The
leave OF Captain Thomas G. Troxel, 18th infan-
try, is extended two months.
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SN0W-ygffiTE RHEAD
~ AND BEACTiFUI.
ROLLS And BISCUITS
viii be guaranteed if you use GER sS tho ceI sh-ote
Minnesota Pateat Process -Four. which was swsrIl-
ed The hrst premium over al other conpetitOrs a.
tie National Fair IIaNEOLa, a YlaarrifiCsnf
Minnesota Patent Process -Four. SI.EgLISCi the
hsrdsCrCes- Winter Wheat Patent in Aaerica ex-
eePt's more. GOLDEN BULL, q splendid Family
Flour, and far suYeriCr a gres; Irany go -ca lei
IsteE nours We defy con. pes tors TO bring fyrtr
any forr superior 10 Ceres, hinneoIa or S:eri az
AID We teel assured that any cg4sekeeper who tres
them once viii never use snytbirR else. Tie ab0ys
named brands OF Flour c2n " GoIyht al soy & ST
cle5s zTcCerS store.
Wholesale Depot-
Cor. list ST. and Indiana sv.
snEA WN. n. GAIT g. CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-23
BY Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1912 Main street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
" ABIE FARM FIVE MILES WEST OF RICH
MOND KNOWlJ AS HOPKINS OR ." BRoOk-
LYN," AND or ADJACENT LOTS. AT AuC-
TION.-TD pursuance of a decree OF the Chancery
ISso. in the suit of Edmond. Davenport 4 co. vs.
Wickham and ats, the undersigned, special COM
m issioners, VIII 90
MONDAY. N6vrMBEi. u lpsoy-,--..
commencing at l2 O'Clock, sell at public auction,
ON rhe premises the following REAL ESTATE:
1. All that LOT OF LAND: without improve
ments containing 80 l6-100 ACRES. adjoining on
the west the lands bought by Robert AVIS from a.
D. Williams, trustee, April ID, 1868: said lot being
that norton of the old "Hopkins," or "Brookiyn,
tract which was sold by the said A. d. Williams 10
Samuel Il. Puliiam and 6oddln 8 Apperson.
o. All that FARM OR TRACT OF LAND, con-
tajniuR 273 73-lO0 ACRES, with DWELLING
HOUSE and other Improvements thereon, formerly
ceased and known as " Hopkins" or Brookiyn.1
This tract Hes on the Horse-Pen Branch road be
tween the Deep Run th npike anu inc Ihree-
Chopped road about hye miles from Inc cily anu Is
that norton of the old Brooklyn iarm sold 10 AZ
Wis as stated above and Is considered one OF The
most desirable farms I'm that vicinity. This tract
will be sold In two parcels, or as whole, as sna De
deemed most advisable on day OF sale
TERMS: One fourth cash; ana the balance on
ci edit OF one, two and three years the purchaser
o., wing his notes for deferred payments with ineres
ID tsd from day Of SALE aud title retained TIL all
nm, chase money s paid aud de. q ordered by the
Coul I. ifUU1DW ~. cSINH6n
JACKSON GUY,
Special Commissioners.
RoRp ut d. LYME, Auctioneer. oc2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-23

RICHMOND. YORK RIVER AND CuEeAYEAkkl
HAInof RpoinSD ss ossaser e. 1880
THE FOLLOWING UNCLAIMED
WILL o Be SOLD Al xGcri6S i me Depot on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1850.
at IL o'clock A. ~. II freight and charges are NOT
Amber. 3. J., Lynchburs, 4 hundle Rope:
Binford. j. J., Richmond, boz Patent Medicine.
Bs nes. ". H. raleigh. box Isrebsadise. A'''
Boaeker BROTHERS, oil-can.
Belvip,J AL sidebcard.
Coldclinch, Il. NJ, Greensboro, lcrate Fire
Chain. Captain r. D., oi-Tsnk.
Dickerson, l.. r.. Richmond, 10 bars Phosphate.
Douglas. Colonel II. T.. Richmond. bundle Stats
Fisher, Captain. bundle Books.
Ford's Hotel, case Canned Goods.
Gresham a. Brown, Richmond, Ege- Crate.
Lipscomb, N. T., i OH Can.
Lee, A. g., x bundles Bags.
Lindsey, J. L., ] lot Tinware.
Morrison 1 s.. Henry's, n. e., bag Roots.
Mohler Brothers, Baltimore, I package Wool
PITS a Davies, scottsyille, 2 bags Bark.
Rcihart, o., barrels g. w.
Turner a Allen, 1 bundle Brooms.
SPOTS sr 4 6 Sies9n, ! snpd er Bags.
Tee. j., Winston, N. g.. i bundle Stats.
Reneh, =, B., care Captain Vaughan, bale Seed.
% sth I ! Go Co.: barrels re Bone.
Woodruff w. W., Knoxville, 1 box Hardware.
CPS. & Co., NJ. T. Keg.
u. b. Greensboro bag Coffee.
N. s., Lynchbure, Keg.
i fxfl | Sslre / s &se esrse'
SD j., Greensboro, j ps. Axle.
3. q 8, Athens, ps. Axle.
b., ID. q Co., 2 bars Iron.
[Rl box Soap.
d, bundle Paper.
Hi Hi ! i box box Ma MS;e.
TAI box @. Ware.
(Dl boxes II. Nails.
I'll barrel Old Brass.
ri barrel Cakes.
Whsnn, Baltimore. bag Bags.
Brand, 7 bags Guano.
Brand. Y bag GuaDo
No mark: / Side Saddle; box Oysters: boz B.
Powders; Oil Cans; bundle Broems; 8 Double
Bars; bundle Plow Castings: bag Coffee 2
boxes Mdse.: o Chairs; Chairs-Rockers; !
Chair-Childs; package Boards; 3 passages Red
Buckets box Marble lbrokenl; keg Spikes; l
package Printed Natter bundle Baskets: I nest
Baskets; 9 bags GuaDo; 2 barrels Guano IS bags
Leaf Sumac; bundles Iron: bale Marble 8
bundles Bags; dozen Pals half-dozen Pals, b.
b.: package Kettles; coil Lead Pipe; I Safe;
Egg Crate; bundle Stats; 10 bags Bark; box
Pickles: lot Paper Bags; bundles BTOom-H Ham
dies; bundle scythe-Blades; 3 ps. Axle; bundle
Snathes !. bundle Hoes; l bundle Paper: ] bundle
Nai-kods; bag Seed; barrel Flour; box
box Porter Wagon Hub 1 Ham
Boiler Pot and 1ea-Kettle; l h0gshead Stems
2 Double Ploughs; Oven and Pot; Single
Plough; bundle Band Iron; 2 bunales w Paper;
bundle Pals. W. q. KNIGHT,
Sale conducted by JNo. Z. LAUGmToS. Jr.. Auc,
ioneer. oc l7-dt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-23
BY Frank ID. Hin q Co.,
Real Estate Agents ana Auctioneers.
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il FRAMEDWELLlNG ON SOUTHEAST COR
NER OF BAKER AND SIXTH STREETS AT
AUCTIOH.-By the provisions or deed OF .rust
dated March 8, 1879, and duly recorded In the
Richmond Chancery Court CLERKS Office, from W.
II. Lester and wife to the un6ersgned, viii sell at
auction, upon tho premises, on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 28, 1880,
at 8 O'Clock T. NJ, the PROPERTY described in
said deed, as follows: ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT
OF LAND, with the improvements thereon, lying
aud icing in the city of Richmond, and ssslgDated
as Lot. No. I'm the plan Of Navy Am, aud bounded
as follows: Beginning at The southeast corner Of
sixth and Baker Streets thepse running SOUTH
wardly aopg said line Of SixtA street, and fronting
thereon 81 feet; thence runt4ng back between par
alle lines "a feet to an alley In common IL feet
wide. .,f f-...f.l -. I'a...f .IE
The HOUSE is nearly nevis well built, covered
with Tin, and contains about six rooms Kitchen In
the wing, nice front yard, and fru-trees In rear.
TERMS: Under the deed, cash as 10 The expenses
OF sale and enough to pay note due March q, $40
for 1878, with interest from that date the ba
upon such terms as the said w. Il. Lester may al.
rect FRANK ID. Hill.
w 10 II ugtee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-23
BY Robert y. Lyme,
r cal Estate Agent and Auclioneer,
No. 1912 Main street.

T1IRST-t,LASS FOUR-STORY De
TACuEl7 STOCK BRICK DWELLING, No.
sos EAST NJ AIN STREET, BETWEEN THiR t;,,
SWn FOIIRTII STREETS, NORTH SIDE, NOW
nnEriDIrpiED ny THE OWNER, MR.. ALEX.
WALKER, FOR sac PUBLl t1 MTCT, LON
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81. 1880,
=, Az o'clock p. NJ, the above very desirable and
Valuable PRIVATE RESIDENCE, WIN "a, al eonye,
~ tnnr ,oolns stable. carriage house, sc. The pre-
m,ses are all in nice repair. The dwelling Is sub
stsntially and modernly constructed; granite steps
~ frontporch; Iron railing In front; nice side aud
rear alleys. ,,,,,.o,,,,,, .o,ohhorhood
ana ,nut at no distant day be worth great deal OF
monav Parties wishing nice residence In O
most aoeep fable location should attend ms SALE
Tbs + 0T, c 30x1 % feet, 10 wide alley.
,rpprS thn fourth cash; balance at six, twelve
e,1bteep. and wenty- four months credit; neeoiia.
~. ~ n''e'' " w. ROBERT Il. LYME.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-23

Brief Itsu.s The Hustings Court was
IN session s1ain Yesterday, aud was engaged
80 trying clyll cases. II viii probably sd'
iourn for lht ttrin to-day.
In the May6H} Court Yesterday morning
Henry Alien md Isaac Price. two coIored
men. were dned o. each for reckIessly r.
ding through the city.
The registrslion-hook will be opened IN
this city to-day. Don't forget to register
REGISTER Register Register
There being fiss Fridays In this month,
the CITY Council will not meet again unti'
the 3rst Friday night In November.
The water Ia the csnal has been exceed
,uaIy low for several days, and the mills on
the Water.I line cannot be run with full force.
The Chesterfield County Court, after try.
Ing several criminal and number OF civil
cases, has adjourned for the term.
A meeting was held ct Powhatan Court
house Thursday TO consider matters relating
% the Richmond and Southwestern railroad.
DR.. A. Monteiro and others spoke.
A Sundsy.school meeting will be held at
the West.End Methodist Sunday school to-
morrow afternoon. Rev. Preston Nash, Mr.:
r. L. d. Walford, and others, are expected
20 deliver addresses.
The United States election supervisors Tor
Manchester are % follows:
First Ward, Saunder Sims.
second Ward, Robert Beattie.
Third Ward, Martin Archer Harris.
Fourth Ward, Alexander Brooks.