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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-18
THE SOUTH SIDE.
Manchester and Chesterfield Items The
Road Law.

Chesterfield Circuit Court adjourned Fri
day evening until Tuesday OF this week
The following are some OF the cases dis
posed of:
Commonwealth Us. Jack jenkins, fol
felony. Acquitted.
Steger's administrators Us. The Richmond
and Danville railroad for $4,000 damages
Demurrer to two counts Of the declaration
sustained, and the case continued to next
term. Counsel for plaintiff will carry the
case to the Supreme Court on this ruling oil
the Circuit Court upon the demurrer.
Cheatham's administrator Us. Bright
hope Railway Company, for $4,000 DAM
ages. Continued until Tuesday, May Goth.
Thomas +. Hancock Us. Richmond and
Danville railroad, for 300, penalty for
failure TO put him off at Robiou's station.
Dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Mann Us. Newbey, an old and holly
contested case OF eiectment. Verdict for
defendant.
T.. Ullman. trustee, Us. Haley Cole. Dis
missed at plaintiffs cost.
Il. Ullman Us. l.. G. Pollard. Compro-
missed and consentiudgmen entered.
Woodward g. Son Us. c. II. Flournoy
and others. Continued until Tuesday.
Other common-law cases will be called
and tried this week. Between sixty and
seventy chancery DEGREES have already
been entered. Judge Wesiger is in fine
working trim. his health being better than
for many years, and he is clearing off the
large docket Of his court very rapidly. He
has not yet appointed the road commits
sioner provided for in Senator Warwick 8
road bill. The great difficulty is to get
any one to accept the position, the COM
pensation being only $50 per annum, while
the bond required is $4,000. The road af-
fairs OF the county are in great confusion.
Court will adjourn about the latter part
Of the week.
Miss May Moody, step-daughter OF NJ.
A. CogbiIl, Esq, is very ill with malarlal
fever. Her condition has been critical,
but her attending physician reported her
better on Yesterday.
Erhe cases in the Mayors Court yesterday
morning were continued till Tuesday.
There will be nothing in the Hastings
Court this term (Which commences Mon.
day. except chancery suits.
AT the anniversary celebration OF the
Clopton-Street Sunday school this after
noon Mr.. Frank Cunningham, Of Rich
mond. is expected to sing. Among other
exercises will be the dialogue composed
especially for the occasion by Mr.. b. A.
Hancock. in which Walter Jones, John
Turnkey, William Morrissette. Sidney
Reams, Cora Evans, Mittie Pierce, and
Minnie Fuqua will take part.
Rev. Mr.. X. T. Hanks, OF Dallas, Texas,
who assisted Mr. w. Il. Derieux in q re-
vival here about two years ago, is stopping
In the city, and will preach at the Baptist
church this morning. Mr.. Derieux will
preach tonight.
There will be the usual services at the
other city churches.
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Personals and Briefs.

Yesterday evening DR.. Cullen, in driving
out into HenricO to see patient, had a
narrow escape from injury. His herses
ran away, and his driver dropped the reins
and jumped out. But for the Doctors self
possession he would have been dashed to
pieces. His carriage was badly broken up.
The following members OF r. E. Lee
Camp. No. 1, c. ", are requested to meet
at Murphy's, Eighth and Broad, on Mon
day night at $50 O'Clock: Ferrter, Han
nan. Schlosser, Lee, George Epps, James
Angle, Van Horn, Tom Smith, Percy
Halves, Charles Miller, Kracke, Molloy,
Blackburn, Maxwell, Peter Burke, Peter
j. Burton, w. A. o. Cole. Zimmerman,
Julian Binford, Morris, Mckinney, ID. 5.
Rediord. and Montrose Angle.
A called meeting OF the Common Coun-
ell will be held Tuesday evening to con-
slider the action OF the Board OF Aldermen
in appropriating $4,000 for the improve
ment OF the gas-works, and the adyisa-
bility OF making the City Engineers salary
$4,000.
After hot chase last night, Sergeant
Aleek Tomlinson succeeded in arresting
Andrew Smith (colored), charged with a
serious offence. The officer found itneces-
sary to make vigorous use OF his cane be-
fore he succeeded in capturing his man.
Preparations are being made to pave
Ninth street from Byrd street to the Free
bridge. At present the street is shoe-deep
in dust. 1t has been too long neglected,
and the work ought now to be promptly
commenced and rapidly pushed through.
A scafoId is being raised around the
steeple OF the First Presbyterian church to
enable the workmen to take the steeple
down.
There were no cases OF importance be-
fore the Hastings Court yesterday, and the
court will adjourn for the term on Mon
dav
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Auction Sale OF Building Lots.

Don't fail to attend the sale OF lots on
Eleventh, Twelfth, Thirteenth, and -Four.
teenth streets Monday, May 18th, at 4
O'Clock p. NJ. Sale Of the estate of the
late Philip Il. Johnson. Commences
promptly at the hour above named at the
corner OF Leigh and Thirteenth streets.
These are all original lots, having been IN
the hands OF the present owners nearly
one hundred years. They will be sold
low, and parties purchasing for investment
will be amply repaid for their outlay, as
this property Is now increasing In value
daily. The property is adjacent to Tanner
& Delany's Engine Works and the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad, and centrally sit
uated for dwellings for mechanics and
others desiring to purchase cheap properly.
FRANK ID. HILL IL Co., Auctioneers.
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Pea.FallOw as Preparatory Crop for
Wheat.

The time is at hand to sow peas as fall
low-crop for wheat, aud its value in that
connection is too well understood to re-
quire any special commentator of 1t here.
That the farmer may be enabled to feed
this crop literally, and with the character
Of food exactly suited to its needs, and at a
very small cost, the Southern Fertllizing
Company, Richmond, Va, has prepared,
and they are ready for delivery, the " b.
p" potash MIXTURE) and the b. p"
AMM0NIATED. The first will be used on
land in reasonably good heart, and the Sc
cond on land needing organic as well as
inorganic food. The company has Il repre-
sentative at every point OF importance in
the State. Either see this representative
or address the company direct.
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! tr.iture ,b,, \. ~, heretofore done has he
shown more Of the boldness and conf
dence insen.rsble with true artistic ge-
MUS than 4 found In the work under
notice. The background and drapery,
while excellent IN texture. are very DARK
and the shadows are go manipulated as 70
throw out the head with almost alto re'ieco
effect. But to the modelling Of the face
the artist has brought bis best resources Of
study and art appreciation. Every line Is
instinct with character. and the whole
couhtenance radiates benevolence and in
teIIigence. Tn short, dissociated entirely
from Its merits az q likeness, 1t Is study.
The portrait will be presented by the Rich
mond alumni to the University authorities
and placed in the University Art Gallery at
Lexington.
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A Breach.

A meeting OF the Republicans Of Jackson
Ward who are dissatisfied with the nomi
nations for the Board Of Aldermen and
Common Council was held night before
last. The meeting determined to demand
that Alderman John Rankin be nominated
for the Board OF Aldermen, and that d
representative for the Common Council
be placed on the ticket for the Seven
teenth-street precinct. 1t is understood
that the Nominating Convention will meet
tomorrow night to consider the trouble
i'm the camD.
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Petersburg Music Festival.

The third Musical Convention and first
Music Festival for Virginia and North
Carolina will be held in Petersburg May
26th. 9th, 2Sth, and Goth. A splendid
programme has been arranged and printed
in a style worthy OF New York. The
Gesangverein Virgins, under Mr.. Siegel,
will take part.
Our people heartily wish that the enter
prise may be thoroughly successful. No
obstacles can Withstand Petersburg pluck.
The list OF guarantee subscribers that
they publish would do credit to any city.
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HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL.
Wednesday the Day Appointed for the Deco
ration of the Soldiers Graves.

"wednesday the Day appointed Tor the Deco
ration of the Soldiers Graves.
The annual decoration of the graves OF
the twelve thousand solaiers who sleep be-
meath the shades OF Hollywood will take
place on Wednesday, and in view Of the
revival OF interest in those who fought and
bled for us i'm the war IL Is thought that the
occasion will be OF more than usual inter-
est and solemnity. A number OF COnfcde-
rate dead will be removed from the Seven
Pines battlefield tomorrow or the next
day, and on Wednesday evening there will
be ceremonies suitable to their reinterment.
The religious services will be conducted
by the Rev. Mr.. Landrum, Of the Second
Baptist church, and it will be asked that
all present join in singing the two hymns
selected" Asleep in Jesus" and the
"Sweet Bye-and-Bye."
The procession, consisting OF The ladies
OF the Association in carriages and the
military, will leave the corner OF Franklin
and Second streets at ~ o'clock, and VIII
reach the grounds soon after O'Clock.
The assistance OF the young ladies and
gentlemen OF the city and county is needed
and Is asked in making wreaths for all the
graves. Evergreens and Irvine have been
left at the western gate TO be given to all
who call for it with the purpose Of helping
the good cause.
A force OF hands sent to the cemetery by
Colonel Cutshaw with the permission OF
the Street Committee) did a good deal OF
work in the soldiers section yesterday.
They cleared many paths and removed
Zeal OF rubbish. II they could be con.
tinued there day or two longer the
grounds would be made to present a very
handsome appearance on Memorial-day.
Considerable work is being done on
private sections In the cemetery, which at
tins time Is in the prime OF its lOveliness.
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ByR. Il. ChlGln 4 Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Richmond, Va.

A UCTION SALE OF TWO DESIRA-
n BILE DETACHED COTTAGE DWELL
INGS AND TWO-sTORY FRAME DWELLING
in MANCHESTER, WITH LARGE LOTS. L0-
GATED AT EIGHTH AND STOCKTON
STREETS, AND THIRTEENTH STREET
NEAR SEMMES.-At the request 81 the owner
we will sell by public auctisr. on the prem ses
commencing at the corner of Eighihand stockton
TUESDAY, MAY 81, 1884,
at o'clock =. NJ, the above eonveniently-ioeates
COLT AGES and DWELLING. now under good
rentals. The two at the corner Of Eighth ana
stockton streets contain i've rooms each, and the
one on Thirteenth street near Semmes contains
four rooms. These houses are conveniently loca-
ted, and renting 1T prices that will pay as an In
yestDent or make comfortable homes. Parties
NAV attend this sale with 4 chance 10 secure OAR
gains. as owner is anxious to sell.
TERMS: Reasonable. and announced At sale.
X. B. CHAfFIN & CO.,
IS2O.2o,25S27 Auctioneers
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Henrieo County Court.

The argumentOn the motion for new
trial In the case OF Emily Fultz, who was
convicted Of murder IN the second degree
on Friday, was partly heard Yesterday, and
the case continued till Tuesday. -
The case OF Robert Jackson, charged
With shooting Kirk Mason iboth colored)
q set for tr1aI Monday. jackson escaped
jail some time since, but wM captured
sgain few days ago.
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

Z. b. COOK, sale at 523 Broad street, table-dam-
asks, towels, ribbons, &C., at 10 A. m.
T.. Is. COOK, trustees sale Of merchant tailors'
goods and fixtures at No. 10 north Fourteenth
street.
SUTTON & CO., frame dwalling on north side OF
Duval between st. John and II. Paul streets, at
$50 Z. NJ.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., detached two
story frame dwelling and lot, No. OH west
Clay street, at p. N.
gB. COOK. special commissioners sale of two
horses ana harness and omnibus at Sweeney's
stable, south Tenth street. at IL o'clock VI.
F. ID. HILL & CO., special commissioners sale OF
lots and small houses on Tenth. Eleventh,
Twelfth, Thirteenth, and Fourteenth streets,
between Clay, Leigh, and VI streets, at Z. VI.
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by sutton TO-,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
hoe Main street.

GALE AT AUCTION OF a NICE
OLITTLE FARM OF TEN ACRES. SlTUAIED
ON WHAT II KNOWN Az TUE LADI's MILF
ROAD, BETWEEN THE BROOK AND HEN
RICO TURNPIkFS. ABOUT ONE AND 4
HALF MILES NORTHEAST OF THE CITY or
RICHMOND.-At the request of the owner, whose
business engagements require him 20 remove W
the CITY we shall offer for sale At public auction
upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1884,
at 81 O'Clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY above de-
.eribed, adjoining the lands OF Nessr'. spencer,
King, Fatou, aud Others. The dwelling has i've
rooms Kitchen. good, large stable, barn, and neces-
ssry out buildings The lsnd is In good condition,
and would make nice markel-garden, or would
be a desirable little home for any one wishing 10
live beyond the city limits and attend to business
IN the city.
TERMS: Accommodating and announced at
sale. SIIION W,
mylS Auctoneers.
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Hartshorn memoriaI college,.

The closing exercises OF the first session
OF this institution. located at Magnolia,
which was the residence OF the late Nathan,
lei Bowe western extension OF Leigh
street,. will be held in Ebenezer Baptist
church next Tuesday night, commencing
at s o'clock. The attractive programme
presented will doubtless fill the house with
the friends Of the college. President l.. b.
Telft and bis associates have made good
start In their work, and have the promise
Of large increase OF students on the OPEN
ing OF the next session on the LIST OF Octo-
ber
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-18
Drowned I'm she Canal.

Day before yesterday Mr.. A. w. CARRIER
bought fine horse, paying for it the sun
al sl75. Yesterday the horse WAS hitched
to one one Of Mr.. CARRIERS omnibuses and
driven to the Byrd-street railroad depot
The animal became frightened and unman-
ageable, and backed INTO the canal and was
drowned. Ii was with great difficulty that
the other horse was saved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-18

Where to send ones family during the
heated term Is question now agitating the
public mind on account OF the amount Of
sickness In the city. For economy, health,
and comfort we advise the Huguenot
Springs. Here you have the comforts OF a
country home and the benefit Of chaly beate
and sulphur water. Tickets to the Springs
have been reduced to seventy.ffve cents for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-18
Wat ang JOurnalfsf..

Yesterday twenty-five Of party Of New
England editors came up TO Richmond at
$50 O'Clock y. ~, over the cbcsspeake
and Ohio ruilroAd, from Newport's News,
Captain }, @. Dame had the party IN
charge, and they qusrtered at the Ex-
change Hotel. They Will remain n The
c1tr to-day, and will return tomorrow.
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Matthew's Portrait OF Ex-Judge An.
dernOn.

There is now on exhibition at Lewis's
Art Gallery an example Of Mr.. George b.
Matthews, the artist, which cannot fail to
attract unusual attention. IL Is o portrait
In oil OF ex-Judge Francis T. Anderson,
and was painted for the Richmond alumni
OF Washington and Lee University. OF
which institution Judge Anderson IL rec
tor AZ alikeness. II Ia speaking a. o work
Of art u b the best effort In this dlrec-
tIcn that has yet come from Mr.. Matthews's
studio. In nothing In the way Of por.
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REAL ESTATE Al PRIVATE SALE.

TOR SALE PRIVATELY, FARM a
II OF 300 ACRES IN AUGUSTA, OK
THE SHENANDOAH, SIX MILES FIR on
STAUNTON.-LARGE DWELLING, requisite
house and machinery burnt, hut stone-dam,
foundation. &C., left, ready for rebuilding; on
never falling and abundant water-pOwer; lime
stone abundant; hrst-rate location for mill
tgrlst. paper. wOllen, &c.,l and store. VERY
BEAUTIFUL PLACE. WITH MAGNlFlCENI
SCENIC SURROUNDINGS. water pure aud
large quantity, health perfect, price low.
Apply at once 10 ,, .,,,.o,o>-
my -eod6t GRUBBS APfERSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-18

Mrs. A. J. Pyle calls attention to her ia
cilities for cleaning carpets. Hers Is no
surface process, but thoroughly eradicates
grit, dust, &c. Call at 80 north Filth
Street and examine sample-work. Send or
ders to 80 north Fifth street, or IA west
Broad street.
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Farming by Electricity.

Mr.. II. b. Chafdn has Just had his Chats
worth farm connected with the Telephone
Exchange, and proposes to conduct farm
ing from his Office and residence by cleo
tricity. Parties sending horses to Chats
worth to pasture can daily communicate
through the telephone with Mr.. Chaftin's
manager, thus keeping posted about their
horses.
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Put . Stop 20 Il.

Mayor Darlington will be doing the pub
lie great service by compelling those who
clean out the culverts to remove the de-
posts promptly.
1t will not do at this season TO have such
matter streaming down the cutters, as was
the case on Main street yesterday.
II Is too bad.
There should be carts in waiting to haul
on the stud as fast as 1t Is raised.
There are those who think that the dis
tarbancc Of the deposits In the culverts Is
altogether inludicious and hurtiul; but
that is a question for the Board Of Health
70 decide. The other Is plain-enougb
proposition. The buckets should be taken
from the culyerts and poured into carts in
waiting. II the city hasn't enough carts
snd men 1t must get others. Ii should do
Its work right. There 10 plenty OF money
IN tnc city treasury TOR all other purposes,
aud It ought to be In there for sanitary
measures. tnet
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the round trip. Round-trip tickets can DC
had on Saturday evening, good until Mon
day morning, for only forty.fve cents. AS
only limited number can be accommo-
dated, you had better secure rooms ut once.
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All purchasers of Dry Goods, hattiDgs, Carpets
Oil-Cioths, Rugs, ParasoIs, Ladies', Chldren's,
and Gentlcmen's Underwear, Hosiery, Nstions,
Fancy Goods, Unlaundried Shirts. Hose, Domes-
tics. Mems Wear, White Goods, &C., &C, should
read ID. 4 T.. MIrTrLD0RrER's new advertise
ment in to-day's paper, front page, and give them
nm early call.
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House hold Matters.

Mr.. T. Reynolds, SIG Walnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa, says that he has used
the great pain-cure, st. jacobs Oil, in his
family for household accidents, and IN his
own case for severe neuralgia, and ~ give
you," he further says, "my full belief in
its great virtues as cure"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-18

FRAGRANT BREATH Is always pleasure, and
you can have 1t by using MEADE BAKERS DELI
cIous CARBoLIc MoUTH-WAsH. Itdcstroys the OF.
fen.ive odor caused by diseased gums and decayed
teeth, and speedily restores them 10 healthy con-
ditfon. Price, hftY cents q bottle.
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Ron Air-Read This,

Bon Air is renowned for its healthful-
ness. 1t is great convenience to the
people OF Richmond to have such safe re-
treat for their families, so convenient aud
accessible when there is sickness IN the city.
Large and pleasant rooms and beautiful
shady grounds. j. A. AUGUST,
Proprietor,
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Other Games.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatcl

BY telegraph to the Dispatch.l
New York New Yorks, l; Buffalos, 4.
Indianapolis Qnd.): indianapolis, 2 !;
Cincinnatis, 8.
Brooklyn: BROOKLYN, 3; Allegheny, 4.
Providence Providence, 81 Detroits, 2.
Columbus (Ohio): Columbus, 0; Louis
vile, 7.
Toledo: Toledos, -; st. Louis. G.
Trenton IN. j.: Allentown, 10; Tren-
tons, 10.
Philadelphia: Philadelphia, 16; Cleve-
land,2. Athletics, II; Washingtons, 0.
Cincinnati: Cincinnati Unions, 80; Bos-
ton Unions, 2.
Boston: Bostons. o; Chicago, 7.
New York: Metropolitans, 4; Balti-
mores, II.
Altoona, Pa.): Altoona Unions, 8;
Keystone Unions,9.
st. Louis st. Louis Unions. 16; Baltl-
more Unions. s.
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PREVENT SERIOUS SICKNESS by taking osca-
sionally one Of EMoRY's LITTLE CATHARTic
PILLS, q wonderful appetizer, an absolute pre-
ventive and cure Of Bniousncss; pleasant tn take;
anQnr-cnatpd. 1h cents.
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ENK RENT.
DOR Rem T,
Il NICE DWELLINGS.

DOR RENT, a.
II NICE DWELLINGS. M
S5O-No. sos west Franklin street; ~ rooms.
$45-Corner Fifth and Cary streets: IL rooms.
S40-No. 6l5 west Grsce street; 10 rooms.
t30-Mr. VERNON FLAT; 8 rooms.
s25-Corner seventh aud Clay; 7 rooms.
slS-l2l9 east Marshall; o rooms.
Si5-3l9 south Fourth street; q rooms.
Sl2-l2IQ west CLAY street; rooms.
SlO-6u2 south First street; rooms.
s 1852 south Church street; rooms.
BUSINESS PLACES.
FINE NEW STORE, Main near Ninth street.
STORE AND DWELLING, corner second ana
Canal streets.
BOARDlNG-flOUSE, Fourteenth street near
Main.
FINE STORE, Ninth street near Main.
STORE AND DWELLING, 2Ol5 east Main
street.
WES'f-END PARK AND GARDEN.
PROFESSIONAL OFFICES, WilkihsOn's Hall.
sTORAGE-ROOM. STABLES. &c.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
mylS-lt l1l3 Man street.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
| the use OF MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNINr DENrr
PRICE, which will speedily remove incipient tarta
| and souri, Price, fifty cents box.
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Hot Dinner

will be served at Restaurant No. i, Vete.
rams Fair, Regimental Armory, every day
from 2 to 3 O'Clock. Country people espe-
cially invited.
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That beautiful west Franklin street lot
adjoining the elegant residence OF Mr.. 4.
A. Saunders will be sold Tuesday evening
at G O'Clock. See advertise
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By j. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and kuctiOneers,
lll3 Main street.

BLIC SALE OF DETACHED
L TW0-SToRY FRAME DWELLING And
ALLEY, No. Oh WEST CLAY, BETWEEN
GRAHAM AND HANCOCK STREETS,
MONDAY, MAY 18TH,
II 6 T.. My request OF the owner, nOn-resi-
dent, we will offer the above PROPERTY for sale
by auction, on the premises, as above.
Recent street improvements viii greatly en-
nance value in this improving locality. and as an
investment or \ snug home this offers good
opportunity.
Terms One third cash balance six and twelve
months, secured by deed OF trust at per cent in
terest. j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
my IA AuctlOneers.
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by Sutton & Co..
BY y. d. Cook, Auctiopeer
"a Ninth street,

DOSITIVE SALE OF MR.. A. G.
! WAUGH'S STOCK, No. 52S BROAD
STREET, At AUCTi0N.-On
MONDAY, 10Th INSTANT,
at 10 O'Clock, ! will sell rs above Mr.. A. G.
Waugh's entire stock OF
TABLE DAMAskS. TOWELS,
RIBBONS, UMBRELLAS,
PLUMES, HOSIERY,
GENTLEMES's and LADIES UNDERWEAR
RUFFLiNGSs LADIES and GENTLEMEN's
HOOPSklRTS, JEWELRY, &C.
This offers nne opportunity 70 the trade and
lots 10 suit. sale positive. Il. II. COOK,
my II Auctioneer.
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wIL,rINGToSs,

Clubs. / 8 4 5 6 5 Total
wiimingtons... 0 2 o 0 Q 9
Virginias $3.50. U o
Earned ruDs-Virglnias, 2: Wilnlngtons, 4
-; Nol,n. /: Stratton, /. Home runs-Burns,
Struck oui--Virginiss, 7: Wilmingtons, 3. Double
plsys-Bastlan, l. Passed balls-Dugan, 2. I'm
pjre, Richard Pierce; Scorer, H. G. Johnston
Time Of game. z hours and minutes.
The Wilmingtons will play the Vrginias
again tomorrow and Tuesday.