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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-01
Police Court.


The following cases were disposed OF
Yesterday:
John Thompson (colored), charged with
assault and battery. Bailed for to-day.
Mary Jane Ellis (colored), charged with
assault and battery. Fined 80.
Lloyd Howard lcolored), charged with
trespass. Sent TO Jail for three months IN
default OF surety.
Mary Twyman, Alice Twyman, and MAG.
gle Broadus (all colored). charged with AZ.
sau,ing and beating Mary Jane Ellis. and
using indecent language in the street.
Discharged.
Daniel Graham (colored). charged with
having registered mt First precinct in Mon.
roe Ward. having before registered AZ Firsf
precinct in Madison Ward. Continued I'm
tomorrow. va
THOMAS Nenablc and Claiborne Uolmo,
iooth eoloredl, charged with feloniouslv
VI 1IreaSing and entering the Office of Garter
w. Branch and stealing one nickel.nla,ei
watch and one clock. Continued 70 Mon
dap, November 5, 1883. Bail allowed
Polly Byrd lcolored). charged with os.
sauiting and abusing Martha Carter A..
taehment issued for accused ~ az
Charies johnson (color, an. CHARGED Will,
Reiting drunk and heating his wife So,
20 IAN Tor three months in default az surotr
Walker Taylor, drunk. Sent 10 isi, f3r
thirty days In default OF surety. ' w
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by Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent ana Aucti0neer,
l0l6 Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF SMALL FRAMED
"a TENEMENT on FIFTH STREET, Full
TON, BETWEEN DENNY AND LOUISIANA
AT the request Of the owner, who Is
determined to sell win offer by auction the above
property on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1883,
at o'clock =. VI. The house has three rooms and
T. occupied by a good tenant. This property can
be bought al figure that will pay handsomely as
an investment, FUkMAN UPPER,
no AuctiOnCcr.
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cANFORD's RADICAL CURE.

HEAD-COLDs,W ATERY DISCHARGES FROM
THE NOSE AND EYES, RINGING NOISES
IN THE HEAD, NERVOUS HEAD
ACHE, AND FEVER INSTANT
LY RELIEVED.
CHOKING MuCUs DIsLODGED, MEMBRANE
CLEANsED AND HEALED, BREATH
swEETENED, SMELL, TASTE, AND
HEARING RESTORED, AND
RAvAGEs CHECKED.
COUGH, BRONCHITIS, DRoPPINGs INTO
TIE THROAT, PAINS IN THE CHEST
DYSPEPSIA, WASTING OF STRENGTH
AND FLESH, LOSS OF SLEEP,
&C., CURED.
one bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Sol
vent. and one DR.. Sanford's Inhaler, I'm one pack
age. of all druggists, for al. Ask for SANFoRD's
RADICAL CURE, pure distillaton Of Witch iia-
eel, Am. Pine, Ca Fir, Marigold. Clover Blossoms,
etc. -
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.,
Boston.
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MANCHESTER TAXPAYERS.

~ Inc last half OF the CITY AND SCHOOL,
sa,,,a " uu1 november iet. All persons paying the
rsoaie oi per cent. ON said half OF the city tax
~ ~ saS-bills unpaid December lst there will be
., The sTATE-TAX Is nov r.ady for collection.
io aii such bills unpaid December LIST there will
he added per cent.
=. w. IRON ,rGT. in,
w HS-tNol Treasurer City Of Manchester.
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FURS, sEALsKINs. ROnEs- 40

NO EXHIBIT AT THE FAIR, BUT
A !, at GA east Broad street The handsomest
Display Of AsTRACHAN AND SEAL PLTTSII
D0LMANS, MUFFS, BERTHAS. FUR TRIM
hiNIs. CARRlAGE-ROBES, FUR CAPS ever
SEAL SACQUES TO order specially.
CHARL IS HAASE a CO.
oo"i-ot nearly opposite Theatre.
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yOITAIC ELECTRIC PLASTETs.

COLLlNS'S VOLTAIC ELECTRIC
~ PLASTERS For the relief and prevention,
the instant 1t Is applied, Of rheumatism. Neural
gia, Scatica, Coughs. Colds, Weak Back. stomach,
ard Bowels, shooting Pains. Numbness, Hysteria-
Female Pains. Palpitation. Dyspepsia, Liyer-Com-
plant Bilious-Feyer, Malaria, and tpidemics use
COLLIS'S PLASTERS ian ELkCLRlC BATE
RY combined with a POROUS PLASTERl, and
laugh at pain. 25c. everywhere. no 1-Th&Sa
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GUNS. GINS.

WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION
L OF MERCHANTS AND SPORTSMFN 10 my
large Stock Of GUNS-BREECII- and NIfZZI ~
LOADING GUNS, both double and SINGLE: Ri
FILES and PISTOLS of almost every Kind. ana
SfOkIlNG GOODS generally. Also. agent Tor
the safe OF the celebrated DEAD-SIIOT POWDER
al 9,her DrahGs made by ihe American Pow
der-mihs. T. ". TlGNOB. Gun Dealer
DC SLIM 1912 Main street Richmond. Va.
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JERSEY STOCK.
JERSEY STOCK FOR SALE.
GET THE BEST.

THREE CHOICE EXTRA WELL BRED JFR-
sE1 IEIFERS. imported in dam. and ONE M
PORTED BULL. all Of the celebrated FARM
tt 6LoR1 and CETEWAIO strains, w'll be
sold for $1,000. Two of the helfers now i'm calf.
ana in twelve months viii be worth, with their
calves, All the money asked for the four. Also.
TERED JERSEY BULL CALVES, at from $50
TO 500 each.
Apply on the Fair-Grouuds. or address
ROWE'S COOPERATIVE STOCK FARM
Oc 3l-2t Fredericksburg. Va
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PAMPAs PLUMES. &c.

( ALIFORNIA PAMPAS PLUMES-
- The largest and finest ever seen in this cIty.
FANCY GRASSES, natural and colored, lust re-
HYACiNTHs, TULIPS. CRoCUs. &c.
ooo. w. WOOD, scotsman.
DC 5U-3t corner Sixth and Marshall streets
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SIEVE
X RAJ LOTS AND SQUARES ~ TitE " ISL
tRN SUBJ RIBS or RICHMOND. NEAR TO
RICHMOND COLLEGE, AND OPPOSITE THE
FAiR-GROi NDS. EAST or RESERVOIR AVE-
NUE. or CLOVER STREET TO BIZ ~THDf-
NlDED Bl EXTENDING FRANkLIN AND
MULBERRY STREETS AND Defeating
CERTAIN STREETS 10 TIE VsE OF the
PUBLICITY virtue ~ decree u me Circuit
Court Of llcnuco entered on The gth 81 Mly.l~-2
in thc case ~ sheppard. guardian. against BiaI-
ton, executor Of sheppard, aud of another deere.
entered In The same cause on the Dom October.
lrc3. shall 1s special comm --loucr thereby tr-
pointed, Oncr an auction. 20 thc office OF rs t.tl-
din x son, auctiOneers. corner Bank and Seventh
streets. on
MONDAY THE SIN DAY or NOyENEEH. I~~1.
at II O'Clock VI The above lots. coniaun- f.-
gciher II 1900 ACRES. These lots and 4.lIs.,
lie 10 The east Of lover street or Reservoir atr.U.
cOniin ed, which /, luf feet vide and bead. from
the new reservoir % Broad street 4 lithfgrlpi.
map II this property Will be exhibited 20 lie time
of sale.
TERMS; one third cash; balance at six ami
twelve months furucg0tilb'c uDic-. interest ad.lti
and Title % tanned until all DE Iurchf-e-m0ucg De-
paid and "a conveyance oricu. ~ tHc court.
JO. LANE STERN.
oc 81 special commissioner.
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A UCTION SALE OF TWO DEsIRA-
IA BLE LOTS on THE EAST SIDE OF
SEVENTH BETWEEN MARSHALL AND
CLAY SIREkTS.-Willb Be sold on the premises,
al A O'Clock L. NJ, ON
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1888,
the TWO PRETTY LOTS above described, being
the rear part Of Is. lOmg's tnow Mrs. Dam
forth's valuable lot, each 20 by % feet. ana al
most the only vacant lots for sale n that vicinity,
and In front Of which, ON Marshall street. I've new
tencments are soon 10 be erected.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance nj foHr, eight,
and tive We months for negotiable notes, interest
added, and secured by tuI,t-dccd.
GRUBBS Il APPER>ON,
Oc 2S.30&NO1 ,4,7.SS9 Auci!oncers
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TAXES.
TREAsUREk's OFFICE OF,

IREASUKEh'S OFFICE or
HENRICO COUNTY, VA,
RIcHaoND. November 1, 1853.
III ENRlCO-COUNTY TAX BILLS
- FOR TIE YEAR 1853 VIII be ready for
Pa,ment on and after the 10TH INSTANT.
All tax bills remaining unpaId an thc frs, a, y
VI DceenDer next the LAW PROVIDES that Q per
cent. oe added and bills put In the hands OF col
''vrIs aor collection. WILLIAM TAYLOR.
NO l-zW Treasurer UCnrlcO county
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WILL BE CLOSED TODAY.

RICHMOND AND ALLEGHASY X. Il. Goa
RICHMOND, VA. October 30, 1888. !
N o Y / c f.
THE FREIGHT DEPOT OF THIS COMPANY
WILL BE CLOSED THURSDAY. November |.
1888. Pershable freight will be delivered I'm the
morning from TO o'clock.
j. II. MACMURDO.
oc SLIT General Freight Agent
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In execution Of 4 decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Henrico county entered 18th 81 October. 1913.
IN The cases OF Grants administrator -. Grant
ana as, and Grant. guardian, Sc, -. Grant and
dts., the undersigned, special commissioner there
by appointed for the purpose. viii sell by auction.
upon the premises, ON
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Auction sALEs...Fnfure Days.
by Jno. r.. Laughton, Jr., Auciioneer,
1906 Ialn street.


1906 balm street.
HANDSOME FURNITURE, PIANO,
III AND CARPETS,
HORSE. WAGONS. HARNESS. IMPROVED
BREED OF CHiCkENS, &C.,
AT AUCTION.
By direction of Mr.. V. r. Goodrich. who is re-
moving from the State. wiz sell at HIS place. on
the DarbytOwn road, two miles east OF the city, on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER STR,
AT / o'clock \. NJ. all of his HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE. embracing three WALNUT CHAM
Ser SUITES with WARDROBES; PARLOR
and DINING. ROOM FURNITURE In Walnut
BRUSSELS and TIRE F-PLY CARPETS; hand
some ROSEWOOD-CASE PIANO, MATIINGs,
KITCHEN FURNITURE, CROCkERY- aGd
GLASSWARE: TWO-U0RSE WAGON; superior
FAMILY HORSE: light. .prlng, ,jump-seat TOP
WAGON, city made; JERSEY WAGON; about
eighty-iye improved breed OF CHI OK IS.
FARMING UTENSILS. sc.
This sale merits the attention OF the public.
Everything IS rs good rs new, and has been little
used and well-kept, and viii be sold.
JNO. T.. LAl CLIFTON. JR..
no l AuctiOucfr.
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AUCTION sALEs-puturs Days.


COMMIss IONER's SALE OF
MoNTROsE,"
TIE LATE RESIDENCE or JAMES II.
GRANT. JR.. DECEASED,
ONE or THE MOST
BEAUTIFUL AND HIGnLY-BIPROyFD
FARMS IN VIRGINIA.
WITH FINE IMPROVEMENTS.
LYING ABOUT
FOUR MILES NORTH or RICHMOND.
ON THE MILITARY ROAD,
EQUALLY DISTANT
By THE BROOK TURNPIKE,
AND THE
RICHMOND AND UENRICO TURNPIKE.
AND CONTAINING 354 65-lOO ACRES.
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TUESDAY. NOVEMBER IS, 1888,

Il
at l0e'clock 4. NJ. without regard % weather,
| the FARM whereof the dccedent died seized. 70
| contains 354 65-lUO ACRES. and T. only four
miles from the city by three roads, two Of them
The improvements consist OF DWELLING
with thirteen rooms. and CONSERVATORY.
| beautifully situated I'm n large lawn with several
hundred fine shade-trecs. with flower and yrgetl-
/ bic gardens adioiuing. Handsomely laid OF AMI
embelished with hoN-bordcrs graSc-walks. e.,
| also. 4 KITCHEN with four rooms, DAIRY.
! OFFICE with three rooms, QUARTERS fr
hands. LARGE BARNS, HAI-BoUSEs. AMI
| every Out-huilding which could be desired and aII
/ i'm complete order Also. FINE APPLE ana
! PEACH-ORCuARDS,w with other fruits and vino
yards I'm abundance.
While Tie Land was naturally good. Vet for ODD.
last twenty four years no skin or expenditure lr
| been spared in the improvement ~ this farm. a..I
| to-day ~ IS undoubtedly under a higher state q
fertility than any other farm Of IT'S size I'm this
! ton. Much ot the land produced four CON. .f
hay Per acre This year. part Of II las been u..l
| for trucking purposes for a number of year IuI
! several thousand dollars per anuum has f'.u
realized In that way. besides Cue return, from
| large crops q wheat, hay. oats. and corn.
| No description viii convey an adequate fl.H o.
/ She great beauty and high state of cultivation uf
| " MONIRONE.' IN must be seen. - HuX .r.
who would wish o combine the inducHn.uH
/ afforded by the sweet retirement OF r..nf..
/ home near the city with perfect hc1lthfu .-. .r--
/ rounded 10y every comfort and c0nyrr. ..... .I.I
| withal The possession Of farm which $500 pos B.
| handsome reyenu" uDnn the investment. f... ..a
chance rarely offered IN lifetime.
map Of The property may be- seen n t'ic o'i..
| TERMS one fourth cash balance IN ono t,...
three, and four years. with interest uiYli. -.f...
annually. and title retained ly the Court unfiI fI
payment Is made. WALLER D.. GRANT.
COmml.-luUtr.
WILLIAMS * BOwE. AuctionceIs.
y. b. At the same timc and place win solrtl.
Personal PROPERTY or TIE late jaime. co.
Grant Jr.. consisting Of
HORSES. MILES.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. nay. So.
Write for handhili- giving partial li-t of What
IS 20 Dee sold. which embraces everything 0f OBJ.
best Kind that can De- found ou well--tncirI
farm. WALTER b.. GRANT, Administrators
oc Observation-Disclosures
ByJ. Thompson Brown a Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucti1necrs.
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LONDON TERRIFIED.
TIE EXPLOSIONS IN THE UNDER.
GROUND RAILWAY TUNNEL.

Two Terrific Shocks-Panic Among Passen-
gers in the Railway Trains-Mnny Persons
Injured-A Diabolical Work-The Fenians
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Mozart Tonight

]; Overture, magic Flute" OIozar,
orchestra. =. Soprano solo. ARIA and
iinale from Sonnambula," Bellini''
Miss Lizzie +. Ar'ucklc. 8. Violin solo.
fantee Doodle" (yieuxfemps,) Mr.
Henry +. Laube. 4. "Reyerie," (VIeux.
tclnps.) orchestra. .. Soprano solo. ola
ZiDgarelia." (Campano,) Miss Lizzie u. Ar
buckle. 6. Clarinet solo. "Caprice
Polka" Mayeur) s'gnor Felix JardelIs.
T. "Forset-Me-Not Waltz" (Waldteufel, J
0rcu,s..a. ~
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. NJ. 81 {;
ga. NJ, 70; noon, IS; Q p. NJ, IS; 6 +.
NJ, 20; midnight, 20.
Mean temperature, GSk.
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Marie Bockell were the principle features
Of the evening. Tonight "Gorila; or, The
Miller's Bride" viii be given for the first
time In Richmond.
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Mean lemTeralure. 800.
"a Heavy shower at night.
t2) Heavy shower I'm afternoon,
t3) light rain during day.
(4) Rain In forenoon.
tj) Light rain in forenoon.
t6l Rain In afternoon.
"a Rain at night.
fsl Rain In forenoon.
(Dl Rain in forenoon.
tl0l Thunder and wind-storm, with heavy rain
! ust N night.
Rainfall for the month, 5.l3 inches.
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TEE STATE FAIR.

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND)
POTOMAC RAILROAD.
RICHMOND. VA, October IS, 1888. y
EAIR-GROUNDS TRAINS.
Trains will run between Seventh and Broad
streets and the Fair-GrOunds on OCTOBER 3lsT
and NOVEMBER lST AND ID a. intervals Of
thirty minutes. First train VIII leave Seventh
and Broad streets at g 4. NJ
Tickets on sale at Eighth and Broad streets and
al the fair-Grounds. fare. 10 cents each way.
G. A. TAYLOR.
Oc 30-4t General Ticket Agent.
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TOBACCO. CIGARS. &c.


HEWITT & son,
No. % SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
manufacture DELICIOSA. Ell PICADoR. Wis.
IA, OLD JACK, FORGET-ME-NOT, CEIE.
licited from the trade an is.eodtXa1I
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THOROUGHBRED ST. BER- 80
Il NAED and NEW FOUNDLANDS<~s
PUPS for sale. Six pups six weeks Old; Two pups
SIX months Old-one brown, the other black: fnea-
sure six feet from tip 10 TIP and two feet four
inches high at front shoulder. The finest pups Of
their age In America. Call and see them at No.
IL Fourteenth street. no l-3ts
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CATARRII.

lroa OTHER LOCAL SEE FIRST PAcE.l
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by ". l.. staple, q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Agcu0ucers,
hob Man street.

4 UCTION SALE or WEST-END
/ N LOTS o. RESERVOIR AND WALLACE
! STREETS BETWEEN TliE Old RESERVOIR
! AND MOTIONS FLOWER GARDLN.-By u-
quest Of tie owner la uou-rrall ruf ~ Zoe s.f.|
/ we shall outr Tor ,ulc.ou llc premises, 900
/ THURSDAY. NOVEMBER =. Iss3.
/ at o'clock =. VI, FOtR BEAUTIFUL BIlI DE-
! ING LOTS on tnc west side 81 Ee.rrFDir .f.tf.
! b ginning on The southwestern cornerof NaI...
| lnd Reservoir ,trcets-the corner lot fronting I'D
/ feet and the others 80 feet cvch. aud lltl.r
| depth Of ~ feet a. an alley 20 feet Wide.
| Also, sENEN BEAUTIFUL LOTS on Doc ..H.'
side Of Wallace street. beginning 40 feet Wt.. .
| Reservoir street These lots front from B . a..
feet each, and have a depth OF l2j feet 10 10.
! .ley.
! This property, 50 Convenient q Tie .trcet.el-.
aud In such an Improving part 81 the citN, come
nends itself a. The attention 81 ing sstors well '
TEeas: 6ne Inrd cash the residue I'm ,ir,,
/ equal instalments OF six. twelve. and eighteen
months. with Interest added and secur,d by decd
\ Of trust. III. l.. STAPLES & CO,
oc3 Auciionccrs.
GALE OF EXTENSIVE AND YALUA-
| - BLE TRACTS % wINFpAI LANDS ~
| THE COUNTIES OF CAMPBELL AND APO
MAIIoN.-By virtue 81 DEGREES Of 'sc CiIcn.i
! Court Of AppomattoN -one Ia the cause of p. -.
French. Sc. Is. Birmingham Coal and Iron Conn
pany. entered at The March term, 1883, tnd the
&C.. cs. Birmingham Coal and Iron ConuTny ami
J. X. Ingram Is. ". ". Woodall. &c, entered at
the September term, lss3-the undersigned VIII
in the city Of Lynchburg. Va, At 1 = O'Clock, ou
NOVEMBER Is, 1888,
the following TRACTS or LAND. living and De-
ing In the counties Of Campbell aud Appomat-
tON-yiz..
/. The tract known rs the q. TURNER TRACT"
containing f6 ACRES.
2. The tract known Is the WEBB TRACT"
containing 67k ACRES.
3. The tract known as the "IFCEAND
IkAGI." eoniaining 5oSH ACRES.
4. The tract known a. the .sMlflTENT 40
THAT" containing eco ACRES.
D. TIE tract known As the "DRISCOII
TRACT" containing las ACRES
q. The tract known rs The - INGRAM TRACT"
containing $40 ACRES
BENG The lands OF the Birmingham Coat AMI
iron Company. Upon all OF the said tracts OF land
therc are extensive and valuable deposits OF iron
ore.
TERMS or SALE: one third cf,h; the residue
IN squat instruments a, six anu twelve months for
negotiable notes well endorsed, bcanug Interest
iroin date, with waiver OF homestead.
"A. L.. hOULA AEE.
&C 10 Special Commissioner and Receiver.
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AUCTION sALEs.--Thls Day.
by Jno. n. LauEhton. Jr., Anctioneer,
1906 Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF GOLD AND SIL.
"A YER WATCHES, GOLD JEWELRY,
SLvER-PLATED WARE.
TABLE and POCKET-CUTLERY,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
HANDSOME CLOCKS.
BIBLES. OPERA-GLAsSES, and many val
liable articles.
SALES EACH DAY,
at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. and O'Clock T.. NJ.
Sales positive, and every article guaranteed as
represented. JNO. r.. LAUGHION, JR.,
no Lit AuctOnecr
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NOVEMBER 1, 1880.
Late Weather r,cport.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. November IL 4.
M.-For the Middle States, slightly cooler,
fair weather. winds mostly westerly, sta
tionary or rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic States. fair wea-
Their, winds mostly northwesterly, rising
barometer, stationary or slight fall In tenn
perattrc,
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ByJ Thompson Brown & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
flI3 Main .ffe.f


TRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO BUILD
Il ING LOTS ON THE EA~1 LINE OF Llf-
REL RET BETWEEN ALBFMARLE AND
BEVERLY STREtTS.-tn furtlcrrNtcuflnu au1
boy virtue of deed of trust dated April .. I-~-.
executed by John J.. Robinson and wlfp On tir.u-
crsigncd, trustee, aud Of record in 'hc Chance.
Court Of the city Of Richmond, o. Secure certain
negotiable notes therein mentioned. md Zero.
default has been made, and being requested -.f.
do 10y the beneficiary, Will sell 10 public l.e,...
on The premises, on
TUESDAY. 6TU NOVEMBER.
AT 1870 o'clock +. NJ portion 0f Tire vacant rrY-
perry described in said deed, being sixty fr.t .f
the unsold portion. IN square NJ D. fronting au
the east line Of Laurel street between AIh.utrlc
and Beverly streets, vi % a depth of Du, hundred
aud torty-fiyc feet % an alley twenty f.rt wide
TERMS; cash a. tO the expense of CNtfutiug the
trust and 10 pay oil The sum Of SBT4 .. being bale
apcc due on the eighteen note, with inter-
est and balance a~ may bee announced ai sale hy
SAID Robinson 90. in the event ~ lbs failure s0 o.
do, then by the trustee.
l.. f.. BROWN, Trustee.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., Auctionecrs.
Oc 81
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS j. +. WREAKS BOARDING
WI AND DAY SCHOOLFOR YOUNG LADIES
AND CHILDREN. 81 east ScyentV-seYenth street,
New York. reopcns SEPTEMBER 9TH. Course
OF instruction thorough and complete. Special
attention paid % mathematics aud languages.
kINDERGARTEN CLASS american Froehei
systeml reOpens OCTOBER 30. sc 4-e0d,Oc3I
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LAND fLsSEth.
I AN ID Il l. A : L + r.
NY STANDARD" BRAND OF PLASTER
is ground from the
BEST NOVA SCOTIA BLUE LUMP,
and guarantee % to be
EQUAL TO ANY on THE MARKET
Farmers are invited 20 try IL and compare with
any they have used. Those who have tried II
WI, have no other. GEORGE +. KING,
successor To William I. King.
from 3iOO TO $500 Williamsburg avenue,
Oc 2Slw Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-01
TUESDAY. Cru N0yFNUrH.
By J. Thompson Brown & Co., Aucr.oue,r-.

THREE NEW BRICK STORES. OP-
L POSlTE THE REGIMENT A. ARNOIN-
TWO ON SEVENTH BETWEEN BEDADAND
MARSHALL, Nos. 3l6 And BE. AND OH
on MARSHALL BETWEEN SIXTH AND
SEVENTH STREETS, 80. GGT.-We viii sen 90
public uuctiOn on the promises. ON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-01

az - O'Clock L. VI. those THREE RECENT S.
ERECTED SIcCk-BRlCk STORES. 800. 3IG
and :. ou the west liuc Ut seventh street. nut-
site The Amory. each fioniug rs f,.t ,lil l
depth Of 80 fcat tD an alley 10 feet Fidr au.i U.
on thc south line OF Marshall. 20 COZ, frulfH.
10 feet. with depth OF 90 feet to an alley --IZ
feet wide.
These stores are substantially constructed. With
Wall, hrick ana hair thirk t0 tha rYD'. -D tHIt
additional stories can he erected when desired.
This locality for retail business 4, cNrceliusIs
desirable, being one # The m0. '-frDIu.ntDl tI.r-
OugbtJrc, o. and from The Second market. and ..
au Investment 20 VIII yicila good Income. owing
r. the Size Of the property. Each Store li. tI.r,.
dwrllus-room, above and good irs c,IlI.
below.
TERMS: Jnusual-onc fourth casa; balance boo
one. two, and three wears. with Percent iuff,.t.
secured by trust-dcpd.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
Oc3l Auri.ou,.rt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-01

Real Estate agents and Auctiouc-rl,
No. s north Eleventh street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-01

All the gas was eXtinguished. There
was breaking Of glass and spllnters flying
in all directions. Then came the shriels
Of the wounded and screams Of panic. The
stricken train rushed through the darkness
to the station. Guards and passengers
brought help. Many were carried up stairs
to the main road and taken to st. Mary's
Hospital. Others walked to the dispersal
ries and chemists shops. The rest were
badly frightened, but finished their journey
in cabs.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-05-02
10 the PIupIietOTs Of SagaT MIIs.

As AGENT FOR FIRST CLASS
"A ARTISANS. the undersigned is prep4re.i 10 con
tract for building Perforated Hot Air Fnrnaccs with
great dspatchl according 20 the designs ID ne 4fe
celebrated Chemical Professor Pcuner formerly ur1
lessor Of Chemcstfy a. the Andtrsoiian rnir6rsitT
imaginary Patent inirinremeuts OF Eoyaities uhirh
impair the sOlidty Of the work and deninish ne re-
suits obtained from burning the meeass direct ffo1i
the rollers escfin- paramount 0hjec 4 fx- saaiu 81
fuel, lador drying sheds, tr1mEAya. wagons, etc.
sB Sm (. OAKLEY, ~ Queen Street.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-05-02

to its transfgurement. Don't you dare think
one disrespectiul thought of faith. The power
Of grand living and superb doing is all in it.
Think on these things; brood over them, and
may the power of the Great Unseen put its
spell upon you, the invisible continent cast it
self up upon your sky in mirage, holding your
ships PROV onward, forever onward to the
great West, till you stand down on the new
shore, hope ripened into frution, faith flashed
into vision.