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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-06

do, malisimamente retribuidos, las
penosas atencione3 del service.
Goa esa disposition los ajumnos
que hoy estudian telegraffa Sc colo-
carlan por encima de los Antiques,
que 8 h4n safriio oportunameote
exinea que Sc h1bra coasigna1o Ell
81 expedlente, 8 en- ell nero hecho
lie no habersalo exlgiio Ia inspec-
cion del cuorpo en- su dia, les ha dis
pensaio de 6j por los inform4s YER
bales que ell que este escribe, como
professor de la escuela que fu6, dio
al JEFF que propuso ST. nombramian-
to al Gobierno.
Ei autor de estas .ineas, que formo
parte del Tribunal que examine d
virios teleg tlfistas, recuerda perfec-
nente que ell ent6nces inspector ge-
neral Sr. >Orduna manifesto qua, no
conviuien 10 desatender ell serviclo
trayendo de las estaciones de- campo
a los aspirkntes q lie en- elias estabAn,
81 los ex minarla en- 81 vista dc ms
peccion, 10 que no dudamos haya
lecho, pues recorrio todos los pue-
bios en- que habla estacion.
De todos modo3 ell artlculo 10 del
Rcglamento de la escuela de teIegra-
fla que Sc invoc1 para hacer optar a
emplea los que llevau muchJs amos
de servicio entire un examen profun-
do y la postergacion, no comprende
a los telegratistas reconocidos como
tales por ell gobierno sino a los alum
nos que aspiran a ser.o.
Esperamos que ell Gobierno &c.
neral, compadecieadose de e,e per5o-
nal tan desgracialo y NAL pagado
como benemerlto, anuiara III acuar-
DO que nc Sc ajusta 4 las regas d, la
justlcia nj de la equidad, y que Sc
guramente serla aoolldo 81 por Ia via
contenciosa reclamaran loa perjudi-
cados. Colocar 4 los que han de
ingresar ahora, porque Sc hlyan exa.
mlnado por el programa qae Sc les
ensena, por eacima de los antiques
telegratistas, equivaldrla q hunillar
y desmorallzar a todos los que han
conslgrado los mejores amos de- su
vida al servlcio.
Al entrar en- ell cuerpo tenia el
Goolerno derech> de exlglr 4 los te-
legrafstas todos los conocimiento5
que gustase entonces eran ellos jo-
venes, 40 tenlal atencione5 de f,mi-
liza, y pudie ron 8 haber estuaiado
8 volverse al ejercito Ell donle
hubieran h4cho meJor carrera hoy,
cuando va no tienen nj la faalllda1
para ei estuiio III la oocion cue tu-
vieron al ingresar, no cabe que sc
les pouga en- ell trIstlsimo dilema lie
torlar q la escuela 6 sufrir una
posterg4cion perpetua.
A ningun Official del ejercito Sc le
obliga a estu1iar los progra uas nue..
vos que hayan, despues dc su nom
bramicnto, adoptado las academ,as
nilitares de cadetes 50 pena de no
ascender.
Es de esperar que por equidad SO
revoque tan inusitada disposition.
81 no Sc revoca, pobres tAlegrafis-
tas !, mas les valera haberse metido
4 salvaguardias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-06

Los dos nos precipitanos sobre 81.

Los dos nos precipitanos sobre 81.
Que ave es esta? Como Sc llama? ?
preguntamos IN tiempo.
Sc llama Marica contesto Juan,
entreghnlonos la janis. Este pAjaro
no canta pero aprende a hablar como el
papageyo, y podra responder q 10 que
le pregUnteis: ademas, cuando va SO ha
domesticsdo y anda sueito por la casa,
tiene la propiedad de ocu.tar en- sn ni-
do cuanto puede agarrar con las uiias
y con eli pico.
Esta relacion del criado hizo exsesi.
va nuestra algeria.
Al dia siguiente dieron principle
las nuevas fasnas distribuidAs do este
modo las ocho de la maiana asis-
tismos la misa que SO celebraba en-
el oratorio de casa q las nueve venia
el maestro de frances: d las diez el do
mn sics las once Ell senior Magistral
nos hacis algunas preguntas en- presen.
cia de nuestra madre; usare del lem
gusje que entonces me EZRA permitido,
sobra la historic de Rsbeca, de Ruth,
de Jose y de mas heroes heroinas
de 10 Biblia; episodios que con su SIM
gulsr paoiencia y el color dc poesisa
con que los adornabs aquel senior, ha.
bis logrado incrustar en- nuestra mente.
Familiarizada con nosotros la Marica
al POGO tempo, .se hizo el complemento
de nuestras diyersiones en- las horas dc
recreo; va pronuneisba ell nombre dc
Carlota y de Rsnato, y suelta por 81
lardin corria la par que nosotros Dor
los acirates; Sc ooultsba en- los grupos
de las flores; y cuando mi hsrmana 6
70 ie ibamos i eohar Ia manc, remon-
aba su vueio q las mas atlas ramas do
sIguna palmera donde sgitaba las alas
Y chioharreaba con desentonada vox.
COMO 81 quisiera burlarse de nuestra
impotsnoia para con ella.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-06

Con la aligareza que acostumbra,
cierto perio iico que siempre parece
estsr de brona, tona al pie de la le.
ira 81 tslegrama DE- Madrid del 10
de febrero via de Ia Hloana en- que.
por IN error de traduccion sin du1a,
SO habla de haberse comuaicado d
las Cortes ell Real Decreto disolvien.
dolas. Nosotros, qua hemos recibl.
do las colecoiones del Herald con to-
dos los despachos telegraicos que hui
DO de Europa hasta ell dia Ii de f.
brero, podslnos as gurar que no han
sido disueltas las Cortes espan olss,
Ii es creible qua ese acto grave Sc
realic9 sin que ci gobierno de s. NJ.
10 p2rt.cipe al dobernador General
Lo que hlzo el nuevo ministerio el
10 fue suspender las sesiones de Cor.
tes.
La disolucion ven1ra como natu.
raj consecuencia del cambio do 60.
bierno pero como estan cercanas
las elecciones provinciales y munich,
pales, base de las otras, y la Consti-
tucion exige que, disuelto ell Congce-
so y la parte eiectiva del Seaado, So
reula las nuevas Cortes q los ire:
mases a mas tardar, va Sc compren,
lie ',ue no h. podido tener Luz gar adn
sem 4jante disolucion. Solamente per.
sonas .jeaas q Ia marcia del MEGA.
nismo constitutional en- EspailA pu-
dieran dar asenso q un error de ira.
duccion como ell que ha cometl1o Ia
Prensa asociada de la Hlbana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-06

mission ordena que sea obllgatorio en-
ta,leres y asifo8 81 vacunar los ninos
1 los ocho dias de nacidos.
Ya ven nuestros lectores cuan ex-
quislta s)licitud poue Ia administra-
cion inglesa Ell que no solo Sc vacl-
nen sinO en- que sean revacunados
todos sus administrators. Immense
contraste guar1a Ell proceder aDati-
co que Sc observa en Puerto-Rlco,
en- donde pDr falta De vacuna niue
ren annalin6ute millares de personals
de tod&s :edaies, clases y sexos, con
la activiiad ingesa.
Los alca|des DE- los pueblos Sc can
san vanamonte de pedir vacuna q la
capital no "a encueDtran los tu-
bos que le proporciona Ell comercio
4 peso de orc, no dan resultado al
guuo y los hombres, ni1os y muieres
nueren, deiando desiertos mucaos
hogares, y d los pueblos recargados
con gastoa de hos 5itales y me licinas
que no pueden soportar.
Ante estA calami1ad pdblica, nos
otros nos atrevemos d diglgir un rue
go 4 IA Diputacion provincial, que es
la llamada a velar por la sslud lie
todos estos habitantes, en- los culles
hace tres amos Sc viene cebando la
horrible epidemia de las virueias.
La DiputacIon, que es el jefe sup9-
rior jerarquico de los municipios, de-
be crear aquf un centro de vacuna-
cion como ell que existe en- la Haba-
ma, eli Barcelona y en- otras provin-
cias blen administrators ; y ell Co.
bierno General debe imponer una
muIta eievada d todo padre que ten
ga un hijo sin vacunar, y otra al que
40 los haga revacunar en- Ia edad
oportuna que inlica Ia saba conf
sion britannica.
Los glstos que irrogue esta centro
de vacunacion deben pagarlos por
reparto proportional todos los Ayun-
ta'aientos de - isla, sirviendo la Di-
putacion de administrator inter-
me1iarlo en- Ia question, sin grava-
men para sus fondos. P0r mucho
que deba pag 4r cada municlpio siem-
pre- sera POGO en- comparacion d. 10
que hoy lie cuesta la viruela y mu-
chas vldas que hey per desidia Sc
pierden, sc salvaran y las bendicio-
nes de ceatenares de famiIias caeran
sobre la Corporation que esta huma-
nitaria reforma Introduces en- ell
pals.
En- tanto que no sea possible traer
reses con p1stulas de Ia Habana, de
Nueva-Y ok 6 de donde convenga,
puede la Dlputaciou dirigirse al doc
tor Anlet, Gale Ancha, nun. so,
Barcelona, que ha introducido Y
propagado la vacuna animal en- Es-
pana, que mania por correo tubos
con vlrus de vaca, y que yende ter
neras inoculadas d todo ell que 10 So
licita. A 6 pesetas cl tubo y ei
cristal, reuite dicho selor la vacuna.
Oro dia reproduciremos su pros
pecto.
Por de pronto es de la mayor ur-
geGcia que la Diputacion acuerde la
Immediate creaclon de un estabeci-
miento de vacCnacion 10 requieren
los ochocientos mil habitantes de es-
ia provincial aislada que tan horrible
,ributo pagan a la ;nuerte por Ii in-
dlferencla con que Sc mira ell e6caz
preservativo de Jenner. Nosotros,
en- nombre de la hamanidad, pedi-
mos la pronta installation de dicho
ceLtrC.
-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-06
LONGEvI0AD NOTABLE.

Nuestro amigo D. Benigno. F ,r-
nandez Zarazo nos remite de Luz IL
10 un retrato lie una anciana dc l08
amos de edad que alii vi7e. Llama.
Sc Dona Felipa Rodriguez es de
color blanco, de pocas carnes y con
serva adn la cabeza erguida.
Nacio esta mujer privilegiada Ell
Luqulllo en- 1913. No sabe leer n
escrIbir, pere ra2ita las letanfas y va.
rias oraciones en latin y castellano,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-06

Jefs comaaal de ESQ pueblo. la presen.
tacion del general Tomas Dig y sus
conpanaros profagcs; en- l. provin-
ola de L.. Vega SO ha present4do tam
Oien 81 ciudadano Presi leute de la Rs
pa )iics, el coronel Domingo Garcia,
pr testando todos la debida sumision
al preseD5e orden de COS IS 10 que dice
macho en- favor de la estabiidad de la
paz de Ia soidez del actual Gobierno.
Que vengan esos ciuda1anos disfru-
tar del trabajo y las libertades que
briada garantiz: este @ ,bisrno |"
C)nhcmamos oicialmonte ambas no.
ticias, favorables la paz que reina en-
todo el pals.
Los dltinos peri6licos dan cusn-
ia del lisonjero recibimiento que ha
hecho Ia capital a su Presidente al
regrssar de su expedicon Official.
Dice la Ultima Gaceta:
Gel vi6rnes, las 10 4 las IL lie la
manaaa, f1eron recibidos en- el PAlacio
del Gobierno, y en- audiencia cicial, los
senores c6nsules de s. NJ. Cst6lica
Vica Consul De la Rep1blica Francesa.
La vista, de caraoter. di iolomatico, de
ambos senores consules tuvo por obje-
to la entrega an manos del Jefs del Es-
tado dc los autografos dirigidos por el
Roy 1s Espana : por Ell Prssidente Gre.
w, en- los ousles felicitan al presidents
Merino por 81 exsltacion la primsra
mag stratura de Ia Rsp1biica Domini-
cana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-06

Ell du'ce poeta don ~Ftancisco A =
varsz, de M4nati, el que dltinomea'
tie escribio IN drama qua ALI Sc 'es.
trea6 Goa APPLAUSE, va no existe. E
tres 4 la u1s de Ia m4drugada en-
treg5 su alma 4 Dios, despues dt
largos padecimientos.
Ssnti nos profund4mente esta 1es-
graoia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-06

tanto por ell sacrificio que hicieron
vinien1o, como por Ia perfecta unidad
de miras que han demo3trado tener.
'Nlnca ha estado nuestro gran
parli1o mas sol 10 III ms de acuer-
do que en- Ia actualidad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25

THE EXCURSION TO MOUNT PLEASANT
The excursion given by Pawnee Tribe of
Red Men 10 Mount Pleasant was largely
attended, and everything passed off plea
sanity. The gold badge for best shot at
glass.ball shooting was won by Mr..
Napier, who broke twen,y.one balls in
twenty-five. over c. 4. Brauer, who broke
twenty. The second prze-anOther gold
badge-was won by Mr.. Brauer. breaking
eight balls IN eight shots. The prize for
the most graceful dancer was awarded TO
Miss Annie Bell Figg, Of Church Hill.
The prize for the best shot in archery IA
gold thimbIe) was carried off by Miss Ida
Granger. Tue prize for The best-ioOking
child under ten years wears OF age "a silver
cup) was awarded TO Lee Dean. The prizes
were presented by Mr.. Samuel Perknson
In appropriate terms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25
By II. J.. Staples & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
llO3 Main street.

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE
IL BUILDING LOTS on THE CORNER OF
DOVER TOR CARY AND CHERRY sTREEIS,
ON PINE STREET BETWEEN BEVERLY AND
AIBEMARLE, ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNEk
OF TWELFTH AND VI STREETS. AND On
NICHOLSON STREET. by AUCTION.-At the
renest OF the executor OF the estate OF John A. BEL
vim deceased we shall sell. upon The premises; IN
the order named below. the following described
LOTS OF OVERWHELMINGLY, on
MONDAY, MAY %, 1881,
at OK O'Clock 7. NJ. a BEAUTIFUL LOT on The
northwest corner of Dover Tor Cary and cherry
street, fronting 80 feet on cherry street and ia
feet on Dover street. -
second VERY HANDSOME LOT fronting %
feet on pine street between Beverir and Albemare,
and running back about lac feet 10 an alley ~ ieet
wide. go. 200,
at 81 O'Clock p. NJ. a LOT fronting 1872 feet on
Twelfth street corner of NJ street and running back
10 feet to an alley in common IL feet wide.
ON WEDNESDAY, Nay 23, 1881
at 5Y o'clock Z. NJ .aLOT on the north SIDE OF
Nicholson street, fronting thereon 30 fee'. ana run,
ming back within parallel lines 10 Fox branch tou
feet more or ;essl and bounded by The lands now or
formerly of T.. Dixon on one SIDE, ana j. VIA on the
other. 80. -. -,
the wishes of bidders.
TERMS OF SALE: one third cash the balance IN
six twelve, aud eighteen months, with Interest adu-
ed, for negotiable notes. secured by trust'det
III. l.. STAPLES * CO.
,ovll Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25

Police GsUgr.--Tbe following cases were
disposed Of yesterday
Thomas Jackson and Susan Jackson doth
cOloredD were 6ned q each for fighting In
the street.
Louisa Hoiaes (colored). charged with
entering the t.ouse Of John RisDer aud
stealing one Iof OF clothing aud jewelry.
valued at Sl25. the property Of Sarah Ann
EDrougbty. Examination was waived. and
the case sept on 10 The Hastings Court.
William Robinson atlas Roberts, charged
with stealing $3.50 from Ellen Harper. The
case was partially examined and continued
I'LL to-day.
q. Booten Hill was fined 81 for bis son
bring rife 10 the city limits.
i. n. Snesd was fined $40 for running an
unlicensed cart on the streets.
Samuel West. citizen Of Hanover coun-
", was charged with stealing silver watch
from J. y. Humphrey. The case was con.
tinned Till to-day.
George BOYD was 6ned 81 for bis SON
throwing rocks 10 the street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25

HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL DAY.-On to-mOr.
row the ladies of Holly wood Memorial AS.
ISOLATION VIII decorate the graves OF the
Confederate dead in Hollywood Cemetery.
1t is earnestly requested that the stores shall
be closed on that day by or before O'Clock
=. NJ, and all business suspended, so as 10
give every one an opportunity OF uniting in
the observance Of the occasion. 1t Is also
requested that the private sections in Holly.
wood should not I've decorated unless some
OF our gallant soldiers are buried in them.
The day is sacred TO the memory OF the Con.
federate dead, and the floral offerings
brought TO the city should be consecrated
to them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25

SALE OF VALUABLE
i IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWN
OF ASHLAND. VA, At AUCTlON.-By vlrtUe
the first dated January 20, 1876. and the second
dated March lS76-bOth recorded In the clerks
Office OF Hanover county, Va. default having been
made ia The payment Of several negotiable notes
therein secured and al the request OF the b"nenca-
RES therein We VIII offer for sale at pubhc auction,
on the premises, IN the town of Ashland Va, on
FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1881,
AT 6 O'Clock p. NJ. the REAL ESTATE described
PIECE, or PARCEL OF LAND lying and be ng In
the town of Ashland and county OF Hanover with
the BUILDINGS thereon. located In sald town on
the east side OF the Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad, ana bounded nv a line beginning
at point the north side of England street nj Is
intersection with Railroad street; thence running
along said Railroad street in a southwestern drec
ton 81 feet, more or less, TO The lot owned by
Thomas Eubank: thence In a southeastern direction
along the hne Of said Thomas Eubank l6o feet.
more or less, 10 "A corner OF said Thomas fubank
and Il. I. Stanley; thence I'm northern direction
along said stanley's line about 81 feet to England
street, thence along said England street 100 feet,
or less, ia 4 western direction, 10 the begin
ming.
TERMS: Cash enough 10 nay three notes now due,
amounting 10 about $1,000, with sccrued Interest,
aud expenses OF sale, md the balance upon such
terms as the said Engeking may direct. By con-
sent, however, much more favorable terms may be
granted at the hour Of sale.
BILL CARTER.
Trustee duGer first deed:
W. l.. SLATER,
Trustee under secohd deed
Sale by FRANK ID. HILL & Co, Auclicneers.
my "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25

DEATH OF M. JAMES A. RTcHARDsox.-It
h our painful duty to record the DEAN p,. o.
James A. Richardson, Esq, one OF Rich.
mond,s bcst and purest citizens and most
euterpr,sing businessmen, which occurred
A. his residence yesterday evening. The
deceased was IN the forty.frst year OF DIS
are. and was born In New Kent county,
hnt removed 10 this city In childhood, re.
siding with his uncles, William Holt ana
the late A. w. Richardson. He was Tor q
long while engaged as 6usiness.manases
here with Messrs. Noah Walker a. Co.. IN
the clothing business. In 1859 be entered
the reaI.estate business 10 this city, which
he pursued with great energy and XII, and
had acquired competency from 'ne sa'ue'
For the past two years bis health has pre-.
vented him from active business. He spent
three months OF the past winter 10 Florida
without benefit. lie had long been mem
Der OF st. Paurs Episcopel church, ana was
also member Of Joppa Lodge OF Masoos.
fits brother, W. Fletcher Richardson, Is his
nearest relative living.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25
By Frank ID. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.

GRuBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctionetrs. II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25
By Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneefS,
Eleventh. street between Vain and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NINE
~ HOUSES AND LOTS ANp VACANT PRO
PERRY On FRANKLIN, BROAD, SEVEN
TENTH. JAY. BUCHANAN. AND tONtORD
STREETS. AT AUG IION.-In exec otton Of de-
ctees he Chancery Court or Richmond entered tn
the cause Of PriddN. sc rs. Gilman &c, the com.
mi,sCnrrs thereby respectively appOluted viii sell
by auction, upon the several premises, In the oder
named below
MONDAY, MAY BOTH,
commencing at Al O'Clock Z. VI the following
REAL E>1A1E-iO wit:
/ BRICK STORE No. IA, on the nor side Of
Frankin between Fourteenth aud Fifteenth streets,
lSIsx72 feet. occupied hy l.. W. BlliuDs.
2. BRICk DWELLING No 1920. Oh the north
side OF BROAD between Seyentcenth aud Eighteenth
streets. 20l,Xl70 feet -
3 FIVE FRAMED TENFMENTS, Nos. l7l0.
l7l2,l7I4 17l6, and l7lS, on the nor h Side Of
JAY street between Seventeenth and buchanan
streets, tC0 3-l2Al3Z ice'. -
4. 4 LOT. with SMALL FRAMED TENE,
MENT. at The northeast corner seventeenth and
jaw streets, 44XSS feet.
3. Lot on the west size Of Buchanan hetwe Jay
and Ctdir st Gets, beginning As i6et norm 81 jay
street. SSXl0O feet.
@ FRAMED HOUSE, No. 545 on the east side Of
Concord street near Brown street. l. iNs9 feet
Al The same time Other parties VIII sell three au-
iOiuing and similar TESEMENTS.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at SIX twelve,
and eighteen months. for NJ goilab NOTES, win NJ
teresi added, and Ute retain until full pa nsnt'
JOSEPH T. PRIDDI,
GEORGE =. DAN,
Commits toner's.
GRrBBs & WILLIAMS. AuctiOuef r.. Iny24
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25
by Frank ID. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
1lOS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AUG
" TON OF NICE BRICK DWELLING, NO.
6IO NORTH SIXTH sTRtEToBy virtue OF a
decree OF Richmond Cbancerv Court IN suit OF
neWitt IT, Dewitt Il ais. 26th April 1877, the
Undersigned, special commissioner therein ao-
pointed will sell upon the premises located as aboVe'
y" THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1881.
NJ @ o'clock r. NJ, the property described w said
decree as follows: The THREE-sTORf BklCh
DWELLING No. go north skin street, between
ie,gh ana NJ streets containing eight rooms; hrick
f,tcnen four rooms; bath room gas Ia every room
&c.. &C. The lot fronts on the west side OF slxlh
street 40 feet. with depth of $50 feet 10 "ide
alley The neigbbOrhood Is excellent. A. d the loca-
ton being central. this property should sttrart at
tention. The hou.e Is now rented 70 Mr. .C' HOW
ard. ,, l., .tx
TERMS: One fourth cash. balance In SIX:
twelve. and eighteen months, q per cent. interest
added and title retained until the nurchase.Inoney
~ aid IN, full f. FONTAINE DEWITT.
" special Com missioner.
sale BY FRANK ID. HILL Co., Auciloneers.
nv %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25

Joe Bass (coIored). who was arrested IN
Richmond few days ago, charged with
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny alleged to have
been committed in Chesterfield. has been
sent on to the grand jury Of the County
Court, and was committed to Jail to await
trial. .,
The br,ck.yards in this city are in full
blast now. and thousands OF bricks are being
manufactured daily IN Manchester. Nearly
all OF them find sale in the Richmond mar
ket. This industry is steadily growing
here, and the enterprise is becoming an I'M
nnrfaNf one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25
By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent aud Auetioneer,
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
i LOT, No. 323 WEST MAIN STREET PARK
PLACEl.-By virtue of a deed of trust from X. G..
ROOmaD, trustee, To the undersigned. dated April l.,
1878, aud recorded In the Richmond Chancery
Court, ID. h. l05 G, y. 335, to secure certain notes
therein described, and whereas default has been
made in the payment OF said notes, and being re-
quired 10 do 6y the beneficiary, Will sell on the
premises, on
FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1881.
at O'Clock, the property conveyed In the said deed,
being HOUSE AND LOT No 323 west Main street,
l5S feet 10 an alley.
TERMS: By consent, one fourth cash. balance In
six. twelve, aud eighteen piOnihs interest adtd and
secured by deed OF trust.
ID. A. BROWN, JR., Trustee.
j, THOMPSON BROWN, Auctloneer. my 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25
portrait one,

Mr.. j. c. Neyhart, as Cherry street,
JanesyIIe, Wis, speaks as follows: IL
plesses me TO cheerfuly recommend the st.
Jacobs Oil, as it has performed wonderful
cure in my family. Some time ago one OF
NV sons-a lad nine years Of age-clugbt
bad cold, which settled in his bowels ana
limbs. and for time we feared he would be
a cripple for life. AT this stage purchased
a bottle of ST. Jacobs on, used 1t unstinted-
Iy, and it performed perfect cure. He Is
now as well as ever, and going 10 school.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-25
.UCrToy sAI.Es-rusure Days.
BY w. coddIn.
Real Estate Aactiopeer,
Garner Eleventh and Bank streets.

U,RCsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE
pgI, FsTATE IN RICHMOND ON SEW.
ENIEENTH STREET OPPOSITE TO THE
FiRsT MARKEDLY virtue OF q deed OF rm,t
from Isaac Jacobs and wife, dated YIN Oh IT,
, $50 and az record In the CbaBcery Court OF me
civ OF Richmond default having been made 10 tiie
usyment of the money therein secured, and reques..
baving been made by the creditors therein secured
that tbe deed be closf shall proceed to sell nj puo
Nc auction, on the premises.on
MONDAY, MAT 80. 1851,
NJ I O'Clock A. NJ, all that LOT. with the LARGE
RRICK BUILDINGS thereon, lying 10 the city or
on The east side OF seventeenth street ana
on the south side OF Walnut alley: opposite 70 Ihe
First Market. being the property described In sara
T1pMs: Cash. HILL CARTER.
rnxoh Trustee.