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AIiYe In "a e.rnYC.
WHY sHOyEIs FELL, AND WHY SAND FLEW
AS IT NEVER FLEW BEFORE.
lCleYelanl Leader.l

AS IT NEVER FLEW BEFORE.
cleveland Leadcr.J
Abou. o O'Clock yesterday morning the
earth cayod in under an old building on
Ontario near Howe street, buryiDg Fred.
Eutchinsky. Of No. GO Noye5 street, q
laborer, at least foot over his head. The
workmen were engaged in putting braces
under the building at the time, when.
without any warning, the sand caycd H..
Twelve wOrkmen were Immediately set
10 work TO DIG out the unfortunate man.
When six Of them became exhausted
another SIX took their place. After work.
ing few minutes the men succeeded
i'm uncoyering Rutchinsky's head, and find
ing him still alive they were encouraged 10
90 on. But the sand cavcd in for the second
time. and there was very little hope then
that he would be brought ont alive. A
plucky Young freshman, who refused to be
relieved OF his shoyel at ali, greatly encOur-
aged the other workmen, although il must
be said they would have eXerted themselves
heroically without any encouragement. The
shoycls quickly flew again, and once
more the mans head appeared to view.
Rutchinsky was by this time nearly
suffocated. He was very pale, and mOaned
piteously. They had succeeded in getting
him cleared nearly TO the waist, when Tor
the third time the treacherous sand gave
way and he was immersed. This time very
few had hopes that the man would come
forth alive, hut the workmen continued to
labor resolutely. and were soon rewarded
by seeing the unfortunate fellows head I'M
covered again.
This time precautions had been taken.
4 barricadc OF boards pointed at one end
had been driven into the sand surrounding
the man. and, under the direction OF a
well-digger named Richard Ody, -four
barrel was placed over the mans head to
prevent sunocation in the event OF another
cGye-in. When Rutchinsky's shoulders
were finally uncovered a strong rope was
passed under his arms, and one end being
passed TO The crowd, he was pulled ont Ia
solid earth. He had been buried for On
hour and hall, and, outside Of the natural
exhaustion. the only apparent injury was 9
confusion on the head, caused evidently by
shovel.
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world Ike two pancakes stuck together.
A 0reat many hand-grenades arc nisue ~
New York. They are hollow Dails " ' ,ro
through which runs tube, suIh, ~ Id
by n brass button. The button = n.aa,
The grenade fails by force OF gra'i,y upo'
the side on which Is the heavy ieau o,' ', =;
The hinton Is pressed, breaks VIZ" a
acid. and The acid causes the explosion "a n
grenade thee and one hall Incnes nI
| diameter contains the equivalent W - ~
mounds OF powder. The elSn.-uais
machine has been made TO coh'aln
Greek-fire, which Is set OIL ny .no
clock-work, burning down the buiiuIns
IN which il Il placed. In tins ihsu,n.o
there is no explosion. II Is wonderiui "
what extremes OF ingenuity the lnVehioIs
OF internal machines have gone. Macnnnes
have been and age being made in the snap
Of chunks of coal. They explode wneh
thrown ON the fire. Holgate has MADE q
novel machine IN the shape OF q s",choi.
Tho handle connects with vial inside, or
with n spring falling into slot. Liitiis
the satchel. or touching the handle, eXplodes
IL. Not long ago in New York rnaculle "a
the pancake pattern was so constructor ~
to be made into shoe soles. 49,,
Walking on the s0les for certain time
causes them to explode, and woe be unL9
the unfortunate pOsscssor. Therueilli.,nu
for internal machines increases constantly,
and from the most unexpected quarter
There are living at New York and Phiia-
delpbia representatives OF all the reVolu-
tionary societies in the world. Iney are
notconfined to Europe, but extend through
Mexico and South America. a considera-
BILE number of eight day and thlrty-houi
machines have been made in Phlladelphi'
and sent to San Domingo and Haytl. n
large order is now awaiting shipment
into Mexico. Peru alone, OF the south
American countries, has used them.
There was sent at one time into
that kingdom dozen Of the eight-day ma
chimes, and this within six months. Italy,
Germany. and Austria buy plenteously.
From certain indications it would appear
that some sort OF movement is speedily
contemplated in Italy. An unusually large
number Of machines have been bought in
Philadelphia TO be sent to that country,
and orders are coming in every day. IIol-
gate was asked the other day what would
be the effect OF the explosive act now be-
fore the Pennsylvania Legislature. He
said: at will be imperative. My ma
chimes are not Internal machines until they
are made so. Anything can be made into
an Internal machine-an orange, hat, a
boot. coat, shovel, pound OF sugar
anything in fact. TO crush the business
in this way is impossible"
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A Sensational TrOfting Event.

CHICAGO, June THE Chicago Driving
Park management have just arranged whai
promises 10 be the most sensational trot
ting event OF the season.
The terms are a special-match race be
tween st. Julien and Clingstone, admitted
Nv the fastest trotters on the turf except
MaHd s., for 81 1000 aside, with $1,000
added by the association and $1,000 addi'
tional 10 beat the best record (2:l0D; mile
heats, best three in five; to be trottcd
Thursday, july 18th.
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by 4. B. Cook. Auctioneer'
"a Ninth street.

CUPERIOR FURNITURE. PIANO,
- MooIIFr AND AXNlNsTER CARPETS,
HORSE. BIlGGY, AND HARNESS. BiLLlAi.D =,
TABLE, &C. AT AUCTl0NGht tne IJi r"ning.
George Lee. Es1 who ~ decInInk - 49, =, "a
Fifth streets. on
FRIDAY, sTu INSTANT,
at O o'clock all OF his ELEGANT FURNITURE.
siIrPfRB PARLoR SUITS. complete, Of the most
elegant manufacture. upholstered IN rlch Sa''i'
Mou on i'o AND AXMINsTER CARPETS AND
MARBBHi.E-ToP TABLES.
VERY HANDSOME CIiAN ,NI9i ,,,o., 40
ORNAMENTAL BRASS flRE-SEIs' latest ue-
wA 'LENSi;T LIBRARY SUIT.
IEAEdIEUt oU WALTN tIo Li rovER and Stool.
VERY i' PPRETSTiY MiNTEL ORNAMENTS,
RiCH CURTAINS,
one once CARoM B'ILLIARD-TABLE, complete with
nrrFFET' with marble slab, and China-Press at
tachment:
REFRIG orator,
MIRRORS, moo, or ort,c
throughout the house; ...,,h
The chambers are elegantly Furnished WIN
COMPLETE AND T0s IN s sone Of which arc
HARM TYM ATTREssEs Of superiorquallty;
BED-LINEN and FURNISHINGS In great VIZ
riety. r,,, ,,.,,l
The dining-room Is thoroughly furnished Win
EXTENSION TABLE,
WALNUT CHAIRS, covered With leather; -
ono HANDSOME CBINA-PREss, with glass
soFA.L0rNGE.
GRACE CHAIRS. &C. e,,. o.rrr
\ large assortment OF CuT-GLASs W AXE; Shi-
Ma. and CROCkElfG. 80, -
The kitchen is completely furnished with every
article requisite.
ALSO.
one VERY SUPERIOR SADDLE-HORsE'
BUGGY and HARNESS.
This sale offers rare opportunity 10 secure
every article I'm the housekeeping line OF supe-
rior quality, and the sale Is positive ana unre-
served, the public IS specially invited ,
Jc6 l.. u. tOphi AuCtlVhccL.
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A Biz Entcrfainment.

by telegraph TO the Dspaicl.l
New YORK, June fright Rev. G.. w.
Dudley, James Il. Beck, John w. Steven
son, Henry Watterson, Charles ID. Jacob,
John G. Carlisle, Proctor Knott, Frank d.
Carlcy, John English Green, and James
Sheridan Fields, representatives OF the
Southern Exposition at Louisville, were
entertained at banquet at Delmonico's to.
night by Mcssrs. &. c. Baldwin, {. T.
Huntington, and William B. Duncan.
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Baseball Yesterday.

icy telegraph 70 TIE Dlspatch.l
Al New York--Cincinnatis, !; Metro
politan, g.; Chicagos, s; New York, l6
At Wilmington, Del.-Quickstep, 6; Brook
Ign, /. AT Pittsburgh-AlegheneyS, 10;
Louisville. O.. At Decentralization. 3;
Detroit, o. At Philadelphia-Athletic, 6;
st. Louis, / -four innings). At HonOyer,
n. H.-Williams College, 4; Dartmouths, =.
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A Mcgatiierium's Jaw.
DISCOVERY or PETMFIgD BONES OF SOME
philadelphia Pcss.I

l'AA"stiplid IftnSsl
While farmer, near WayneSboro'.
Franklin county, Pa, was digging ditch
beside small stream some days ago his pick
struck something that gave out a peculiar
sound. ON investigating he discovered the
petrined jaw Of hugc animal. IL had an
immense double row Of teeth about four
inches in width. IL is supposed TO be the
Jaw OF a megatherium. Many petrifed re-
mains OF animals have been discovered in
the mari in that vicinity.
Some time ago gigantic pair OF antlers
were dug up. An attempt wiz lie made 10
discover more Of the remains OF the AMI
nal the Jaw belonged 10. DR.. Benjamin
Frantz, OF Waynesboro', who bought il of
The farmer, Is In the city, and will to-day
visit the Academy OF Natural Sciences for
The purpose Of asccrtaining whether The
law u really that Of megatherium.
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WANTED, TIE PUBLIC TO KNOW
| W that am prepared 10 MOVE HOUSES lin
/ city or country. IRON SAFES, aud HEAVY
J MACHINERY, In addition 10 my leamng busi-
/ ness. w. 4. o. COLE,
| No. 1919 Cary street.
| have sold out 10 MIR. W. a. o. COLE my
| HOUSEKEEPING BUSINESS, aud recommend
him to my friends and the public generally.
4 my 9-lm THOMAS HARRY
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by w. Goddin & Son. Auctioneers,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SEW
~ ERAL LOTS AND SQUARES IN THE
WESTERN SUBURBS OF RICHMOND, NEAR
40 RICHMOND COLLEGE, AND OPPOSITE
I'D THE FAIRGROUNDS. EAST OF RESER-
NOlR AVENUE OR CLOVER STREET, To
BIZ SUB-DlNIDFD by EXTENDING FRANK
LIN AND MULBERRY STREETS. AND DIED.
lCAIING CERTAIN STREETS TO THE USE
or TIE PUBLICLY virtue OF Il decree Of the
circuit Court OF HenricO entered on the 9th of
olay, 1883, In the case of sheppard, guardian
against Blanton, executor Of Sheppard, shall, as
special commissioner thereby appointed, offer at
auction, IN front OF the Office of ". Goddin & Son,
aucuoneers, corner Bank aud Eleventh streets, on
TUESDAY, JUNE ~, 1888,
~ o'clock +. ", 50 many Of the said LOTS and
$4,000.
These Lots and Squares lie 10 the east Of Clover
street, which viii al once be opened 10i feet WIDE
IRON Reservoir avenue Ia the south ine of Broad
street. A liih0graphic map Of this property Will
DC exhibited at the time OF sale.
The high and elevated character Of this property,
Tue opening OF this wide avenue, and the prOximi-
" 10 Richmond College. will doubtless cause these
lOts 10 De much sought after 10y those who may
Mish 10 invest iu this improving part Of the SUI
TERMS: One third cash; balance at SIX and
WE'VE mouths for negotiable notes, interest, add
eh. ana ute retained until all OF the purchase
money Is fully paid ana conveyance ordered BY
the Court. JOSEPH LANE STERN,
Jc Special Commissioner.
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CHESAPEAKEA AND OHIO RAILWAY

4 fHESAPEAhE ANJUIIV ItHII. " o "a
~ SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 20, lss3.
DEPART RICHMOND: Louisville aud Cfncln'
natl express, 4:30 T.. VI. daily; mall, 9:l5 A. NJ
daily Except sunday Ashland, Ny, ana Co'nni,
Sundayl: for Norfolk ana Old Point. 4:lO l.. NJ.
daily Except sunday, $50 A. NJ. daily except
TIiE i:sO p. NJ. TRAIN STOPS FOR LOCAL
BfrSISESS between Richmond aud Chariottes'
vile. - =, 81, NJ, o,-
A. NJ. fexcept Sunday. l.. vi. daily, and $3.50 4.
NJ. ierccpt sunday; from Norfolk and Old Point
IO:i5 Nv daily Except Smdayl' and 1920 Il.
VI. daily from Old Polnt except sunday from
Pullman sIeeping-cars and day coaches from
Richmond To Cincinnati daily. and from Char
lottesville 8 L. NJ. daily 10 Louisville without
Ticket-Onccs: 1000 Main street and Chesa
peake and Ohio Railway depot. 49,
II. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
G. W. SMITH. General Manager. my 10
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AuCTrOy.sALEs.-This Day.
--.@~--~I --sa~~---r'-1-r -
ByR.B. Chaf.n & CO..
Real Estate Anctlonccrs'
No. 1 north Tenth street.

A UCTIoN SALE OF COMFORTABLE
"A BRICK DWELLING; No, 81 ~ Won fsSssT %tf,s
sIHELT, IN THOROUGH nhr nnTriii Sc: HOT
AND CoLb WATER: AND a GOOD ~, Dni viii
sTABLF,-N Inc request Of the owner We ""'
sell by public auction. on the preIniscs''"
FRIDAY. JUNE 8, 1883 ,
~ 81 O'Clock p NJ, the above descriped I'm, any
cost In repairs. It's proximity 70 Nonroe , rat
makes /, desirable home aud will cause IL 70 reh'
Tfpsfs. Notwithstanding. and announced at
sale. II. Il. CHAFfiN * W.
ie1 Aucuvhetlo.-
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BY ". II. Lyme & Coz
Peal Estate Agents and Aucloneers,
11l3 Main street.


A TTRACTIVE AND WELL-LO-
"A GATED TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL.
ING At TUE NORTHWEST CORNLK , OF
BROAD AND BOWIE STREETS. pfPVSlIE
TIE RICHMOND COLLEGE. FOR SALE BY
AUCTfON-By request Of the owner we shall sell
by public auction. on the premises on
TUESDAY NEXT, JUNE ~. 1883,
AZ q O'Clock L. NJ. the MELL-LOCATED AND
VERY DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING, No.
400, on the northwest corner OF Broad and Bowe
streets. opposite Richmond College, having SIX
rooms kitchen, and wei OF good water. aud in
good repair. having been recently put In nice Or
der The lot has a front of feet on Broad street,
and depth. between parallel lines, ~ 100 leet 10
an alley In the rear.
This property Is so desirable and attractive as to
command good rcntai,and Is now paying lElhH-
some percentage ON the price az which 70 can be
pur hased while It's location insurcs It's continued
Increase IN value.
TERMS: one Third cash; balance by negotiable
notes AT sin. twelve, and eighteen months, VITA
interest added, and secured by Il decd of trust.
". II. LYME Z CO..
{. 7 AuctiOmCcrs.
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DEALERS IN METALS. xc.

JAMES oosDoN. WATKINS, CorTRELI & 90.
JAMES GORDON & CO.
- lMiDkIERs AND DEALERS In
MrErAis, ONO and NOVA SCOTIA GRIND
STONES and WOOD AND METAL Stock for
carriage aud wagon-makcrs. FLUE IR0y a
spegnily; Nos, y and Fourteenth street, between
MAIN anu franklin Richmond, Va. je lin
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WANTED. LADIES IN CITY OR
W country to do light; clean fancy work al
home for our summer trade. rays wen. Sample
and particulars mailed for l5c. HUDSON NAN
uFACTURING COMPANY, 265 Sixth avenue
New York. my 26-2w
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FHEIlilIT.

fEE!trftl.
Freigh: received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
Smlthieid, and Hampton; Washington, ID. c.;
NewhcrR, Washington, and TarbJrO', y. c., and
all points In Eastern North CarOlina; also, for
Eastern shore of Virginia, Old Point. and Oh regu-
iar landings on James river, at LOWEST RATES,
and through bills issued. l.. Is. TArUM,
ie Superintendent.
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TnE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
clear, cloudy, and rainy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: "A. NJ, ~
"a. NJ. 81; noon. 81; 3 =. NJ, SO; 6 T.
NJ, 90: midnight, GO.
Mean temperature, "A.
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WEDNESDAY, June 20, 1883.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE saLr

EOR SALE, 4 BEAUTIFULFr a
n TWO-sTORY FRAME DWELLING-Gi
good kitchen. stable. and lot-situated NJ News
Ferry. Va, on the Richmond and DanVillc rail-
road. twenty iOnr miles from Danyille.
The dwelling contains three rooms. uantry,
two closets, and wide hail. with porch hack and
'front.', and WAS built in 1875. The society Of the
neighborhOOd IS most excellent: churches and
schools are convenient, spring of sirong mineral
water Within hali-hOurs drive; aud. with all,
this l. pleasant home for moderate family
wishing 10 spend the summer in the country or
come Soulh Tor business purposes. and + splcn-
did opportunity for professional man 10 locate.
Address JAMES G.. PIERCE,
Je S-Ot Ingram, Va.
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HIGH-CONsTABLE'S SALE OF
HI POOL-TABLES BILLIARD-TABLLS
LIQUORS. CIGAEs, BEEE-PUMPS. DECAN.
TIERS, GLASSES. HEATING STOVE. BAR.
COUNTERS. FURNITURE, &C.-l viii sell al
public auction on
MONDAY, JUNE II, 1883.
al @ O'Clock 4. 81. at No. 1906 east Main street
the following property. 70 satisfy distress war
rant aud attachment Ia my hands In favor Of W
II. Scott rs. H. Nestcrhof:
3 POOL-TABLES.
BILLIARD-TAL Es-racks, cues. and balls;
] LARGE IIEATING-STOVE,
o CUSHIOND CHAIRS.
2 CANE-SEAT CHAIRS, 3 SMALL TABLES,
/ DINING-RoOM EAR and FIXTURES.
l BAR-COUNTER. LARGE MIRROR,
/ BARREL WllISkEY,
/ PARr-BARREL WliiSKEY,
] PAHr-BARllEL APPLE BRANDY,
CLOCKS, PORTABLE HAT-RACKS,
3 WARDROREs, 2 TRUNKS.
! MARBLE-TOP DRESSING-CASE,
| SOFA. LOUNGE, . WASiISTANDS,
2 LARGE EAsi-CilAIR~. ? CARPETS,
/ MARBLk-TOP CkNTRE-TABLE,
! BEfE-PUMP and FIXTURES,
Ii DEATlJOiINs,
is DECANTERs and CONTENTS,
] LOT SHELVING,
/ L0T BOTTLES and CONTENTS,
SO ASSORTED GLASSES,
/ TOBACCO-CUTTER
. pART-BONGS TOBACCO.
4 PART BOXES CIGARETTES,
IL BOXES CIGARS,
/ SIGN. / WArER-COOLER.
! LOT MEASURES, 2 SETS CAsTORS,
CAs-FfXTTREs and GLOBES.
l7.sPITTOONs, ] LOT OlL-CLOTH,
, SMALL STANDS, / WHAr-NOT,
TERMS: Cash. +. HOLzINGER.
Before the aforementioned sale takes place the
months, Of Mr.. H.WesterhoG will be offered.
ie CIV, F.Sa&Su4t
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The elegantly rebuilt and fast steamer
sDfIT

Tic elegantly rebuilt and fast steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United states mail.l
z. G. GlFfORD. Commander,
leeges Richmond every TUESDAY, TIL RSDAI,
and gATURDAY, at 7 \. NJ, for abOye-named
places. Returning the steamer leaves Norfolk. Old
POin., and NcwpOrts News ON alternate days, ar
irving ~ Richmond 4; about r. ".
Through tickets on sale on steamer and II Car
bel's Agency, 1908 Main street. Baggage checked
thrOugn.
sTATEROOMS CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
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LIME, CEMENT, &c.
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE xc-

COOP NEWS.-THE UNDERSIGNED
~ VIII allow discount Of 20 PER CFNT IN
ALL GOODS PURCHASED FROM THIS DATE
me store Is 10 be rcmOdelled, which nsces,itates
my giving itup temporarily. such an opnortnpitv
70 secure bargains Is seldom offered. A mn line OF
T,iiNA-, GLASS, TINWARE. TABLE CIT
''hH %cr "hioh VIII be sacrificed for sixty days.
,,o II. u. WALLACE.
~ AA-~" 4O6 Broad street.
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Corrospondlngly quick time 20 other poinis
Through bills OF iading issued al low rates.
&. a. IAl iOR
W - General Freight zone
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pICH MOND, FREDERICKSBURG
Az AND POTOMAC KAILROAD.-schedule
commencing MAY -. 1883:
600 ~ NJ, leaves BvrG->reet station daily. sfop,
only az Milford and FrcIcrick-burg.
sweeper from Jacksonville o. WASH
ington.
500 \. NJ, leaves Byrd-Strcct station daily lex
ccQt sundays.
AS T. NJ, leaves ByTd->trCct station daily.
sleeper from savannah % New NnIL.
lI:l3 A. NJ, arrives az byri-StrcCt station llNt.
$500. . Sleepcrf rom New York % savannah
o'OO L. NJ arflNcst bNrd-SirCct station flIiI .
stops az Frederic d.burg. Milford. al &
Junction. sleeper from Washing. u
10 Jacksonville.
WIS L u arrives at ByrG-SireCt station ID. ly
except snd3ysl.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS:
o.-o \. We leaves Elba; arrives 90 Ashland @
1913 4. ". stops af Hur-.rf
f.vo /. NJ, accommodation, leaves BrnIf-~frl.t
siation; arrives ~ Ashland 10 J..-
us L. NJ leaves Elba; arrives so Ashland @
-, sos L. NJ. stops m Hungary
QUO A. IL arrives al Elh1; leave, A,laal .t
%. . 0'2e \. NJ. stops ut tiuugary.
S.o0 a. NJ, accommodation; arrive, sf pr. b.
4. VI.
o'lo T. NJ arrives az Flba; leaves Ashland 80
- 0;5i Y VI. stops 80 Hungary.
T. ~ n a. lAl LoH. General TlcAct Agent
= i. -. pa hAs, General superintendent.
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BY sampson & Adamson, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 RANITE-QUARRY PROPERTY.
AT GRANITE. IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY,
VA.AND VALUABLE MACHINERY CON
NECTED WITH SAID QUARRY.
By virtue at deed Of trust from the Old Do
minion Granite Company to benjamin ~. Nash
and George ". Han. Trustees, lthe latter Of whom
declines to uct) dated February 1, 1873. and Of re-
cord In the clerks Office Of Chesterfield County
Ourt. default having been made in the payment Of
tic money therein secured. and The holders of the
bClds issued under said deed of trnst having re-
qucstcd that sale sh0i1d De male of the REAL
AND PER S@NAL PROPERTY therein conveyed,
we shall proceed 10 stil at public auction. on the
premise. at Granite. on the Rich 0ud and Dam
vile railroad. about tive miles from Tie city Of
Richmond. ~ / / o'clock 4. NJ. On
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20. 1883.
that VALUABLE GRANITE QUARRY, with
all the BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS
thereon. cousi ting OF TWO TRACTS or LAND
one containing - ACRES and the either contain
ing Ii ACRES And ~ the some Time will BE sold
certain SrEAM-ENGISES.DE RRlCKS .PI hIPS,
CARS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IMPLEMENTS
and TOOLS used On the quarry business.
TERMS: Cash as g S3f.2OO and tire costs and
expenses of sale: and the balance on terms made
known on LAY Of sale.
BENJAMIN H. NASH.
my 30 Acting Trustee.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
En- # #nH 90 SG " a I
IL 90 Y A A LII
s ' 60 3 + + + + f f.
GGG LIZ UUU ZEE,
u RICHMOND.

Warranted the Strongest, Toughest and Most Elias
tic Glue on EARTH ROYAL FAMILY GLUE Meuds
Everything SOLID AS ROCK LIZARD As ADA
MANT.-FIRM AS GRANiTEii! New Scientific
Discovery !-Reyolutionizes the Liquid luc Bnsl-
ness OF The NOrld!i ROYAL GLUE Is AbSOitdelv
Intredkdbfe and IiSepdrIbief \ SAASONIAN
GIANT among other Clues and Clements! MIL
LIONS 81 People are sing Royal Cline and MIL
LIONS MORE Must Have IL! No Ileating-No
Preparatlon-Always Ready Always LIQUID I,
Clues CHINA, WOOD, GLASS. Leather Billiard
Every Kind, Metals, Patches on Leather AMI Rub
Der Shoes. Book Backs. Bnc-a-irac. and Every
thlng Else with lnseparable Tenacityl MANU-
fACIuRERS OF Textile Fabrics, Straw Goods.
ArtiLcial Flowers. Imitation stained Glass, Gum
Labels, Fine Carriages and Pianos. PAPER. Card
Board, on Cloth aud Carpets, who use ROYAL
GLUE Tor sizing, Stiftening and Glueing PURPOSES
snpphed by the Pint, Gallon. or Al GALLON
BARREl. Royal Cline Talks for Itself The
News OF It's Marvellous and Extraordinary lin.
bretkahe Qualities lis Great SmOOthness Flexi-
DlhtyandStrength FLASHES LIKE LIGHTNING
from one Customer 10 Another.l LIVE SALES
MN Jot Thousands Of BEETLES of Roval t;lnc 10
Druggists, GrDcers, etc. SMALL nOYS sell Uf,,.
dreds or Bottles Ia Business Offices and famIlies
20 .kNIs per Bottle with Brush aud TIN Cover:
1y MAIL, POSTPAID, 10 cen,sextra. Manufactured
Dy ,o j. u. O'MEAEA & co,
l34l PENNSYLVANIA ave, Washington, ID. &.
LIVE AGENTS wante I'm every Ci.y and Conn
W throughout the Unitcl states, canadn, Fnrone
ana south America. Sold by Druggists, Grocsrs
stationess, Hardware and Variety Dealers every,
where The Trade and Public supplied by BIIRR
4 BRIDGES, 1908 Franklin street, PtiRCEIL.
LADp Coz POWERS, TAYLOR e CO., Rich
hohu' Va fe 2s-ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-08

NOR TIE PURPOSE OF WINDING
4 UP AN ESTATE. we Will sell nj public auc-
ton. nj the StOck-EXch1ngc ROOM on
SATURDAY NEXT, TIE 9TH OF JUNE,
al half-past II o'clock, the following SECURE
TIES. The public are Invited to the sale:
$4,000 CITY OF MEMPHIS BONDS, dated In
1865;
Is SHARES MATOACA MANUFACTURE
ING COMPANY STOCK;
81 SHARES ETTRICK FACTUR-
ING COMPANY STOCK
I25 SHARES PETERSBURG FllskMEN
AND MERCHANTS INSURANCE
COMPANY STOCK;
81 SHARES CONFEDERATE SrATES
PORCELAIN COMPANY STOCK ;
25 SHARES RICHMOND GLAss-MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY STOCK ;
10 SHARES MERCHANTS MANUFAC-
TURING COMPANY STOCK;
3 SHARES MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL
RAILROAD STOCK:
SHARES PLANhROAD STOCK
13 SHARES PETERSBURG IRON
WORKS STOCK;
% SHARES PETERSBURG RAILROAD
SEQUESTRATED STOCK;
1915 CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL
1920 RICHMOND AND YORK RlNER
RAILROAD BONDS:
$4,000 NORTH CAROLINA WAR BONDS.
THOMAS BRANCH Il CO.,
e. Cit Brokers, SC.