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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-06

WEDDING BELLS.


Tuesday evening there was a brilliant
assemblage at Grace church to witness the
marriage Of Miss Lizzie III. {. Wickham 10
Mr.. Henry V. Strayer, OF Ilarrisonburg.
The couple were attended by nine ushers.
and the bridal party entered the church in
the following order: Mr.. II. NJ. Shield and
Nr. Robert Caskie, OF Richmond; Mr.. Ste
venson, OF HarTisonburg. and Mr.. Ashby
Wickham, OF Richmond; Mr.. Micou, Of
Petersburg, and Mr.. Heath Lorton, OF
Richmond; Mr.. Williams Wickham OF
Richmond, Mr.. Stands, of Harrison
burg, and Colonel 10. Lane Stern,
OF Richmond; bride and groom. On
reaching the chancel the usherS formed a
crescent, aud the bride and groom took q
position answering TO q star al the end OF
the crescent, the arrangement producing q
most pleasing and picturesque effect. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. III.
Vi. Jackson. The bride wore a superb
white cameo-tint satin dress, cut square in
the neck and with train. trimmed with
crystal lace and looped with white doves
On the right shoulder was bunch OF Mar
chal Mel roses. The groom is q prOmi-
nent young lawyer of Harrisonburg, son
of &. c. Strayer, Esq, OF that place, and
on his mothers side direct descendant OF
Colonel Abram Smith, OF colonial fame
The bride is daughter Of John Wickham,
Esq, niece OF General Williams &. Wick
ham, and granddaughter Of the late Hill
Carter. OF Shirley. After the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Straycr and their family con-
nections were handsomely entertained at
the residence of Mr.. John Powell, on
Third street. The bridal presents were
exceptionally elegant. The couple left the
city for northern tour yesterday.
WagSOner-K imbrOugh.
The Seventh-Sireet Christian church was
taxed 10 its utmost capacity yesterday eve
ming 10 accommodate the crowd Of friends
who gathered TO witness the ceremony that
united in matrimony NJ. Samuel Wagg0ner
aud Miss Leslie KImhrOuoh. Mr.. Wag-
goner Is well known in the city as q bust
pesss-man, and has frequently appeared to
great advantage on the operate stage in
amateur performances in Richmond, and
the bride is one OF Rchmond's fairest and
most attractive daughters. Immediately
after the ceremony, which was conducted
by Rev. X. G.. Cave, the happy couple left
on the north-bound train, followed by the
best wishes of host OF friends.
The following gentlemen acted as ush-
ers: William Walker, Joseph Kimbrough,
Clarence Sutton, William Lee, McGec
Winston. Edward Rawlings, +. ID. Bolton,
and G.. W. Lambert.
SaIe-Rsate.
Yesterday evening, at the residence OF
The brides father, Mr.. Thomas j. BeaIe,
the Rev. DR.. w. W. Landrum oiliciated at
the marriage Of Mr.. Richard L. Sale and
Miss Annie T.. Bealc. The happiness of
the couple and their future prosperity was
wished by a large list OF friends and sc-
ouaintqncoS
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The City Hall site.

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Surely the mere rules of procedure OF
the City Council cannot bind peo-
pie against their will II so, then the
only thing Is to appeal to the Leglsla-
lure. They can pass an Enabling Act-an
act either TO enable the Council to re-
consider the City-lial question, or,
what would be far better, TO enable
the people. at the May election, TO vote
upon Il choice of sites. The matter is now
in such a condition that many party men
believe it to be TO or best interest to have
popular vote upon the question OF sites
PARTY Man.
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from OTHER LOCAL SEE FIRST PAGE.l
A Card.
RICHMOND. Va. Decem

RICHMOND, Va. December ), 1883.
10 the Et,tor OF the Dispatch:
have been placed. unintentionally of
course, IN 30 false position upon the cleo
tric.light question in your report of the
Council proceedings on Yesterday that
an constrained to ask ,he justice OF an eX-
plfraiion. In the first place. | did not
say, As your reporter represents, that had
gwen IN "somc strange paper" that horse
hld been struck dead last week by an cleo
tTic wire on the streets of New York. but
said the New York Post in a serious ed
torial had made the statement, and point
cd ont The dangers OF tho powerful electric
currents. In the second place, to omit my
real and substantial position on the queS-
ton and only report me as saying fowls
had been killed by electricity is to do me
injustice. My argument was that cleo
triclty was dangerous even when produced
in small quantities in the laboratory, capa-
bic Of destroying the lowest forms OF ami
nal organization; that the danger in
creased pdri pdSSu with the augmentation
OF the volume. killing first fowl, it ulti-
mately could kill. and in a number OF in
stances has been known TO kill, horses and
men. Another danger pointed out was the
crossing of our fire-alarm wires, cutting
off the current. and rendering them inefii-
cicnt. These and others were my reasons
for postponing action on the subject.
Against the electric light have never said
aught, aud am as anxious as any citizen to
have il introduced, but | propose in every
way TO protect the people and their pro-
perry. Yours, WILLIAM NJ. TURPIN.
1.-THE intelligent people who read the
DiSpGtch'S report, and who may read Mr.
Turpin's card, VIII find no trouble at all in
deciding the points involved, and the re-
porter does not in tie least dread that de-
ciSiOn
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Lawrence barrett.

Last night a good audience heard MIR.
Barrett and his excellent company in Rich
clieu. IL was a most excellent entertain
ment Tonight bIr. Barrett will play Jul
Illus Caesar. and our people will no doubt
avail themselves OF this last opportunity OF
hearing the celebrated actor. He will not
appear here next season, having made an
engagement which commences at Henry
Iving's Theatre, in London, England,
next April.
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mozart Tonight.

1. Overture, "Haydee," (Auber,) Or
chestra. =. Baritone Solo, "Sailing,"
(Marks,) Mr.. James X. Branch. 3. Violin
Solo. Mr.. J. r. Rueckert, Of Danville.
4. Farewell Meditations," Nan2e,) Or
cbestra. 5. Baritone Solo, MIR. James r..
Branch. 6. Duet, clarinet and trombone,
Fantastic" Wan Calck,) Mcssrs. Jardella
and Equi. Z. Carnival Studies Waltz"
(Slrauss.l Orchestra.
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Theodore Thomas.

Tomorrow the great musician Theodore
Thomas and his orchestra will be at the
Armory. IL will be Il grand occasion, and
the largest audience ever assembled on a
similar occasion will be seen. Richmond
appreciates the event, and will give Mr..
Thomas worthy welcome. General adj
mission tickets can only be secured at the
door
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Josiah Harris. with 7 go bundles Of hoops,
valued at $1,000. Also cleared, Danisb
bark Barso, TAI tons, n. A. Bartelscn mas
ter, for Rio Grsnde do sui, with 1910 bar
rcls OF -four. shipped by Dunlop & Nc
Canoe, Haxall-Crensbaw Company. Gal.
lcgo-Mills Manufacturing Company, and
Fredericksburg Mills, valued at $3.50.
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late weather Report.

Especial telegram 10 The Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. ID. c., December 6--i a.
N.-For the Middle Atlantic States, slight
Nv cooler and fair weather, northwest yeer-
ing TO casterIy winds, rising followed by
falling barometer.
For the south Atlantic states, fair
weather, variable wind, smostly from north
tn east, nearly stationary temperature,
slight rise followed by falling barometer.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY; A. NJ. 81 ;
Q a. NJ, so; noon, 70; L. NJ, 40; i.
H.. 81; midnight, 30.
Mean temperature, IS 1-6.
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Hustlngs Csurf.

The following cases were disnosed n
before this court yesterday
Robert Simpson Jones (colored). charged
wish petit larceny, was found guilty anC
sentenced 10 Jail for three months.
The ease Of Chris. Baker, charged will
unlawiully removing dead body from th,
Ainishouse morgue, was continued unit
Saturday.
The balance OF the day was consumed in
The trial OF civil eases.
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Reate.
Death of an Old Citizen.

The many friends Of Mr.. r. ID. Mitchell
will be panied to hear OF his death, which
took place at 1915 Yesterday morning. Mr..
Mitchell was in the seventy-tirst year OF
his age. and had long been engaged in the
painting business in this city, and was q
worthy, good citizen.
His funeral will take place from the First
Baptist church this afternoon at 1:3l
o'clock
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RAILROAD LINEs.
~ ~ gssg .,;s 80 ss.:'s sss

~ ~ ,;ssss;....ssi
.DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILR0AD.-schedule
commencing NOVEMBER Is, lSS3-eastern
standard time.
500 A. NJ. leaves Byrd-Street station daiiy stops
only ut Ashland. junction. Milford,
and Fredericksburg Sleeper from
jacksonville 20 Washington.
IO.35 A. NJ leaves I;yrd-strcet station daily tex.
cept sundays. sleeper Charleston To
Washington.
$50 p. NJ, leaves liyrd-street station daily.
lI:I5 A. NJ, arrive. at Byrd-Strcet station daily
sleeper from New York 90 savannah.
2:i3 p. NJ. arrives al Bvrd-street station daily
stops at Frederic Ssburg, Milford, and
JUNCTION. sleeper from Washington
o:3tPM. arrives AZ Byrd-Sireet station daily
except slfidavsl. Sleeper Washing
ton to Jacksonville.
ASHLAND TRAINS,
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS:
6:J5 4. NJ, leaves Elba; arrives at Ashland at
1889 A. NJ. stops at Hungary and
400 =. NJ, Accommodation. leaves Droad-streei
station; arrives at Ashland at D
6:12P.M.. leaves Elba: arrives at Ashland a,
Jpn Stops at Hungary and kilby.
6:32 A. NJ. arrives ut Elba: leaves Ashland AZ
5:34 A. VI. stops ut Hungary aud
s:55 A. NJ. accommodation, arrives at Broad.
street station; leaves Ashland at s
a. NJ.
6:O7 p. ~, arrives at Elba; leaves Ashland a,
$40 L. NJ. stops at Hungary and
c. A.TAYLOR, General Ticket Agent.
f. T. ID. MYERS. General superintendent.
no 10
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Personals and Briefs.

Colonel George l.. Peyton, for so long
lessee and manager Of the Greenbrier White
Sulphur Springs, is stopping at the Ex-
change Hotel.
Mr. Masscy's name is still mentioned in
connection with the Office OF Auditor of
Public Accounts.
There will be sale Of fancy articles,
large collection of toys, and other things
suitable for Christmas presents at the lee
turc room OF the Grace-Street Presbyterian
church to-day and tomorrow.
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CARPETS. RUGS. CURTAINS. &c.

CARPETS AND OIL-CLOrHS.--I am
~ now receiving nv fail stock Oc CARPETS
OF all grades; DHUG6E rTs, RUGS, MATS, Sc. ;
widths: LACE and DAMASk CURTAINS cnR-
NICE aud POLES. SHADES, HOLLANDS, sc.
PAPER-HANGlNG Of The latest styles. All or
lefs promptly aitended 70. A. JENNINGS,
oc i-zm ~
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UNgE.rAkERS.

WILLIAM II. sUTHERLANDt--r-7
W & Sons. FURNISHING UNDER-s~-s-@@-S
TAkERS, T24 east Main street. between seventh
aud Eighth. richmond, Va, keep constantly on
handal KINDS Of WOOD and METALLIC CAsFs
and CAshtIs. Orders nom the country prompt
ly attended lo both dsv aud night
WILLIAM j. CHANDLER can be found with
"a. o, g-eodQu,
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Nupreme Courf of Appeals.

Alfred p. Thorn, Esq qualified as coun.
sci 10 practice in this court.
sheppard's executor against Blacke and
ais. Dismissed agreed.
Filzgibbon against Barry and ais. Ar.
sued by James X. Heath, Esq, for appel
liant, and Richard Wake, Esq, for apnel-
lee, and continued until tomorrow.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
C1HRISTMAs CHEER!

WINS MAo NHLEK
OLD MOUNTAIN RYE. ROTRER'S CELF-
BkATED RYE, HlGGlNS'S PURE RYE,
PIXIES MAGNOLIA, SWEET ROSE. and
m in,ny other standard brands Of WHlSKEYS;
tltENCH and AMERICAN BRANDIES;
IMPORTED and DOMESTIC GINS:
PORT, SHERRY. and CATAWBA WINES:
SOUTHAMPTON APPLE BRANDY:
NEW ENGLAND RUM:
CON'S and CHALMERS's GELATISF:
GREEN and BLACK TEA, soc. and AL per
pound; P''
LAGUAiRA and RIO COFFEES;'
Choice Brands of FAMILY FLOUR:
UNADULTERATED SUGARS of yarious pr,das
PURE APPLE VINEGAR:
Fresh OAT-MEAL. Sc. per pound;
SuGAR-CURED BACON, and many other ,lesi-
fabie goods al the "Oid Rellabler stsnd of
JOHN NJ HIGGINS.
1910 Franklin street.
Established 500. Dc q I'm
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CIGARS, TOBACCO. &c.

GEM CIGAR STORE, NINrH STREET
~ between Broad and Grace. Just received. a.
,,tet irsm me importers, superb stock OF SNoK
LIS ARTICLES, all of newest designs We can
please ANY taste with our varied aud complete az
s,crlnient Special inducements 10 ne trade
Ms.AaLLhlNG sTlCks-all kinds. Elegant stock of
aud examine 2l6 uorih Ninth, between RroaI
'u ''"0' Ssrects. dc aim
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GALE OF LAND.

BY virtue Of a deed OF trust executed on the
26th day of November, 1851, by Thomas j.
Hughes and Martha +. Hughes, HIS wife. 10 the
undersi gned rs trustee To secure tue PAYMENT Of
certain notes therein mentioned to Lucy &.
emyth, Edward Graham and Maggie c. Graham
rs wife. Robert c. Jones and Mollc B. Jones his
wife. Arthur ". 4. Smyth and Lucy 4. Smyth.
and now Of record In the clerks Office OF The
County Court Of Gloucester county, in Deed Book
NJ. o, az page 100, having hecn requested so To
do bv the benehciaries VIII sell at public auction
at Gloucester Courthouse, on
JANUARY 7, 1851.
that heing County COurr-day.l that VALUABT T.
TRACT or LAND lying on } Ork river, In the
county Of Gloucester. contlGing G2Sl, ACRES
AND 33 POLES. KNOWN rs "COncOrd.h This IS
timber. immediately on York river. about one
mile from the village Of CappahOsic, where there
Is a wharf az which the steamer plying between
baltimore and West Point touches tri-weekIy
There are no buildings on the tract.
should the above mentioned land not being
enough % paw the debt secured by The said deed.
viii also. aI the time and place above stated. sell
GRlSI- MILL also cOnvcNcd In the said decd bv
cure the said debt. This mill Is situated near the
said land. anu has the usual modern appliances
for grinding wheat aud corn. Ii Is propelled by
water power and worked by turbine wheel.
TERMS: Cash enough 10 pay the cost Of cxecu-
ting the said trust aud note for s67s.26, with
interest from the 26lh day of November. 1881.
and for fs7S.26. with Interest from The 26th day
of November. 1881. payable on the .6th day OF
November, 1854. and a. 10 any balance. on such
terms as the said Hughes aud wife may direct: the
purchaser % execute bond with good personal Sc
curlty for the deferred payments. and the title
retained I'LL all the pvrshpaxse, money 9 Is paid.
THOMAS &. BAYToP, Auctoneer.
Mr.. Baytop lives at CappahOsie, aud will take
pleasure In showing the land 10 any person who
may desire to examine the same, noZ9-Thiw
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By George ;. Vashon & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
No. 7 Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE
i TRACTS OF LAND LYING IN IENRICO
4NP TEF4 OF T FHGS C6M F dN
TWO-HORsE WAGON AND HARNESS. Dor
BILE AND SINGLE PLOWS. HARROWS, AND
OTHER FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
First a TRACT OF 1870 ,CRES OF LAND In
said county, located on Telegraph road, about
eight miles north Of Richmond, known as the
A." Dellrick farm About - acres OF ihs tract Is
heavily limbered; about 10 acres Hat land. I'M
proveinents consist Of NEW FRAMED DWELL
INC with seven rooms, barn. stable. ani other
usual Out-hOuses. now occupied hy John Cluchcr.
Second TRACT OF 49, ACRES IN said
county located on the Mountain road about one
aud hair miles from SolOmOn's. or the head Of
Brook Il rnpikc. About one fourth OF this land Is
In woods. Improvements consist Of FRAMED
DWELLING with two rooms. Darn, stable. C.;
THIRD. 4 TRACT OF Isa ACRES Ia said coun-
". at the intersection Of the Mountain road with
tine old Mountain road, ahont one mile nom ~Olo-
mons. or The head Of Brook turnpike. About six
acres Of this tract is cleared.
The above Personal PROPERTY is on The
tact Of 1870 acres. and VIII be sold immediately
after the sale OF SAID tract of land.
Nv virtue Of a deed of trust from John Clachcr
and wife 10 tie undcrsim cd n trustee. recorded
in llenricO County Court -. Il. los. page l2S. to
secure certain sum Of money therein uImcd. de-
fault having been made i'm The payment thereof.
Will. being thereto required by the beneficiary of
premises, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11.1Ss3,
commencing at L O'Clock \. NJ, the PROPERTY
above described.
The sale viii commence on the premises Of The
tract OF 1870 acres.
TERMS by conscnD will, as to personality. be
cash: 10 the really. one fourth m cash: balance
M one, two aud three years for notes, with in
GEORGE :. YA>uON.
no 80 Trustee.
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by sampson & Adamson,
successors 70 John T.. sampson & BrOther.)
Sl3 Hull street, Manchester. Va.

DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF A
~ VALU ABLE FAEM AND Personal
PROPERTY ~ CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
NA.--As administrator. with the viii annexed. OF
the late Colonel Woodson ". Hancock. viii offer
Tor sale at public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER l3,1SS3.
ri l l o'clock \. ~. that VERY DESIRABLE
FARM known 90. OTTERDALE" (thr latp resi-
dencc Of Colonel ". W,llancock), lyingo the &C.
MO road about four mile, from P0whatan depot,
and cOntaining5Gl ACRES OF LAND-abOut 200
acres of lOw-grOuUds-tOgcthcr with an excellent
DWELLING and outouldmgs. This place has
always been noted for is fertility. and j. consd-
cred one of the finest farms in the county.
immc lately after The above sIle viii sell the
rcmAnids PkRSONAL PROPERTY belonging
10 the sal GOlonel ". W. llaucock's estate, con-
sisting Of the following articles to wit:
COWS,
4 lot of CORN. FODDER. sHUCKS. &C.:
GARDEN TOOLS. and
HOUSEHOLD anu KITCHEN FURNITURE
TEtMS: A. to the personal property, cash real
estate. one third cash, and tie balance on one and
two years credit, bearing interest from DAY OF
sale i. II. HOBSON.
Administrator, &c.
SAMPSON & ADAMsOS, Auctioneers
n.9 CCTa
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CONNtt TlON@

Al Richmond with associated railway. f.- Id
points south, and Richmond, Fr,derieksirr . q
Potomac railroad for ail points Noril: 20 I.yacl.
bnfE WIN if-l ia hdlsnd railway fur afl pu.I o.
hunNNiHe, Chattanooga, ~flthtu. Cincinnati.
-. Louis. NASHVILLE. Louisville Nleu.ult. Nm.
Orleans, aud all pOiid IN thc sOItt. southwest rra
leNn sleeper LyncAburg Go New Orleans qu,f
Chattanooga Nifnntt change. and on an n,ght
trains THIS train makes close con lection 4.
Memphis and all southwestern points. ana avon.
several hours layovcr si Chattanooga.
Steeptag-cdr attached "a Nighf Etgfsss u !.
LVHctburq and Lecing toH.
Trains marked daily except Sundayl
!. Il. MAtMt RDO.
no II General Passenger ana tNurrss Ageut
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Roreieu shin.nanfs

The American schooner George w.
Lochper. 1872 tons, J. G. Wiltbank master,
cleared Tor Cardenas, Cuba, Yesterday, by
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FINANCIAL
POWDER, dc
FOR RENT.

-~~~-~--~0~~~~--~~~~-N~~J~~
DOR RENT,
Il NICE DWELLINGS, "a;
3O2 west franklin street; IL rooms. Pos cs-
sion January 4. 1854. In good order
THREE-STORl, corner Grace and Laurel: 10
rooms, BATH &C.: i'm good order.
5O3 Franklin street. near Park: / o rooms
S20 west Main street. near Park; 10 rooms.
32OO east Broad street; 10 rooms; large yard.
5ln west Main; bath, &C.; ton rooms: cheap
ZO3 Canal, near Third street; rooms.
ll3 Mayo, near Ross 8 rooms: cheap.
5l3 north Thirtle,h -treet; rooms.
3lt west Cary street, new: 7 rooms.
1913 west Cary street, new; rooms.
lZlo west Clay street; q rOOms In good order.
SMALLER HOUSE In other localities.
STORES OFFICES. WAREHOUSE. RACTO-
RIES, STABLES, aud STORAGE-ROOM.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneeFs.
de 5-2t lll3 Main street
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last. STRAYED, AND FOUND.

CTOLEN.-IF ANY ONE Is OFFER
- I'D in trade CANADA ONE-DOLLAR
NOTES or CANADA flEk-CENT
FRACTIONAL CURRENCY or a BATTERED
riyE-DOLLAR AMERICAN GOLD-PIECE,
please drop postal 10 Box 100, city. de 6.3t'
STRAYED. FROM HENRY GAR Css<y
- NFTT,s. No. 5G7 Laurel street. be 51-1.
tween China and spring streets, LARGE RED
COW, A liberal reward viii be paid for her de-
livery or any information leading To her recovery.
do eli HENRY GARNETT.
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Train No. "A connects AT Burkeyile daily Tex
cept Sunday with Norfolk and Western railroad
for Far.nylne- Lydcl burg, and all southwestern
point.
Train No. so Through naseapgar3 stops ~ al sta-
lions. connecting at SutherliR's with Milton and
Sutberlin Narrow-5auR, railroad for Milton; a.
Greensboro for all point on Salem Branch: at
Atlanta for all point south and southwest. al
Salisbury for all points on Western North Carolina
railroad.
Train No. SO Through passenger and nail stops
a. Salisbury, Greensboro. and Eenaia: Reds
vile. High Point. ThOmasyIlle. Lexington. ami
Concord, between Danyille and Charlotte. and AN
stations between Richmond and Danyille. connect
ing at Keysyille Jor All points on Richmond and
Mecklenburg railroad; Al Sutherln's witn Milton
and ~utheriln Narrow Gaugc railroad fOi NIL
ton az Greensboro for all points on >aleu Branch
and North Carolina division az Charlotte win
charlotte, CeidmoH . Augusta railroad FOR
Columbia August SAY anHah. ana Flori,I1 pointt
with atlanta and Charlotte division for Atlants
and all points south aud Southwest
Trains from The south arrive &c Richmond Al
4OS L. VI. 7il A. NJ. and IL 40 4. VI.
BON AIR PASSENGFp SERVICE
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AUCTION sALEs--ruturc Days.
by Quarles & McCurdy'
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
1912 Main street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
~ LARGE AND COMMODIOUs REsIDENGE
or THE LAlE CORNELlus, Ch ,bM, p D pE
NINETEENTH AND BROAD sTREETh,. WITH
LARGE GROUNDS ATTACHED; A VALuA-
BILE AND WkLL-LOCATED BRICK STOLE,
FRANKLIN AND GRACE STREETS, NON
OCCUPIED ~ 4. DpMINICI; AND a MIN MN
s eEE o. sd syfRIS S 2F It TIE pq ANb
CLAY STREETS, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Pemberton, &c., Richmond chancery Court
Grew, sc. November n, 1888.
In execution Of the above-mentloned decree. en-,
tered In said cause. the UNDERSIGNED. appointed
special commissioner thereby, viii offer for sale.
upon the premises. on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1888,
AZ IL o'clock NJ that THREE-STORY-AN AND
tcenth street directly opposite The First Market,
between Franklin aud Grace sur cts having front
on The east line Of seventeenth street OF ~ ieet
inches, and running back good depth.
on THE SAME DAY,
at O'Clock p. W.. that LARGE, WELL-BUILT,
AND ADMIRABLY LOCATED AND AR
RANGED DOUBLE BRlCk DWELLING at me
occupied formerly bv Cornelius Crew, ESD. and
lately byhis widow. The dwelling contains about
twelve rooms, and has all the usual cOnycneDces.
The lot has n front on Nineteenth street Of l7S
feet and on Broad street l04 feet 4 inches. TINS
property will be sold rs whole or subdiyided, rs
NAV be thought best at time Of SALE
on FRIDAY. DECEMBER ii, 1883,
nj o'clock Il. NJ. a LOT fronting lG5 feet on
Twentyfth street. at the southeast corner Of CLAY
street, and running back 90 feet on CLAY street,
with TWO-STORY BRICk BUILDING thereon.
This property will be subdyidcd at time of sale to
suit purchasers.
TERMS: One fourth cash residue In equal install
ments at SIX. twelve, and eighteen months. for
which deferred pgNfupntS the purchaser must give
negotiable notes, with g per cent. Interest added
from the day of sale the title 10 The property 20 be
retained until the entire purchase money Is paid
and conveyance ordered by the court
HENRY G.. CANNON.
Special Commissioner.
QUARLES & MCCURDY. AuctiOneers. deg