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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-22
A RUNAWAYICE YACHT.
The FanaaS Userr Jack frest Wrecked ~ q
Railroad wall.

A Poughkeepsie special says There
was terrific ice yachting on the river to-
Say. the wind blowing in heavy squalls
west-northwcst all day. The big yachts
carried close-rcefed nainsails aud .jibs,
and the smaller ones reefed main
sails. or the Corinthian- Club feet the
Yachts ont were John RooSevelts
Oracle. Archie Rogers Jack Frost
aud st. Nicholas. T.. X. Rogers's Snow
ball, p. G. Rogers'S lateen-rigged
ARIEL. The Grace, Willie, and Nir-
gina. of the Poughkeepsie Club. were
also out. The speed of the yachts
reached more than mile minute. and
in the rush TO windward the snow fog
completely blinded the men on board.
The event Of the day was the wreck
ing OF Archie Rogcrs's Jack Frost, one
Of the fastest boats in the country. Oh
Crum Elbow is Il shore-to-shore crack.
Archie Rogers, who was sailing the
Frost. turned his rudder cross-ways.
and. bringing his boat up in the wind.
stopped her. and walked over to the
crack to see where he could cross it. A
tremendous flow of wind struck the Frost
in his absence, and she dashed with light
ming speed. on short tacks Of 300 feet.
toward the crack. the wind shrieking
through her cordage and her rudder
scrapine along over the ice with howl.
On one Of the tacks another heavy flow
struck her. and she whirled about rs
quickly as would weather-yane struck
by q tornado, and charged head on to-
ward the Hudson-Rivcr raIiroad track.
Her bowsprit dashed three or four
feet into the solid stone wall of
the track. shivering both wall and
bowsprii. The north-bound express
passed just before the occur
renee. Had the bowsprit of the
runaway yacht struck car it would
have gone clean through IL. A soon
~ the yacht struck the wall her spar,
sails. and gear were hurled out OF her
and she was complete wreck. Within
ten feet Of where she struck was a sig
nal-msn's sbanty. The ilagman, when
he found what was coming. died in great
fright.
During the day the SNOWFALL dropped
into the crack. soasing her helmsman,
and the st. Nicholas carried away her
jib-sheets.
Mr.. Buckhout's Willie made fearful
speed down the river this noon, beat
ing passenger tram from here to New
Hamburg.
The Shrewsbury yacht Scud. which
challenged the Northern Light, was not
ON the ice, but is packed away in a
storehouse waiting shipment TO Red
Bank. y. J.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-22
I RUNAWAY CLERK CAUGHT
charls, .p.,ess, who Dsrrsaded q aa'''s''
C.wpssy. Avvestsd.

Charles ISoGss VINO scss"~
Cssppssy. Avvestsd.
A Raleigh IN. C.) special Of the ZV'h
says: Major Charles ID. Heartt' chiei
Of police Of this city, has for some
days past watched a young man not
resident who has been spending
money freely at questionable resorts.
Heartt had been notified that Charles
Lyons was charged with embezzling
the funds of the New York Mutual
Gaslight Company, at Sixteenth street
and Fourth avenue, and he wrote the
company that he thought the man here
was Lyons.
;" To-day Heart received a telegram
from Inspector Byrnes, OF the New
York police, directing the arrest OF
LYONS. This afternoon Lyons was
found on Fayetteville street and ar
rested. He had large sum OF money
and several hundred dollars worth oil
iewelry on his person when arrested.
lie has a brother and wife and three
children in New York city. lie bit
terly regrets his actions, and speaks oil
what fool he has been. A messenger
will be here to take Lyons to New YORK
on Sunday next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-22
tChicagO ffibunc.


On the return Of General Grant from
his trip round the world magnificent
banquet was given him at the Palmer
House, at which there gathered many
Asf the choicest spirits among his
fFieuds--compsnions in arms as we'll a.
prominent citizens who were glad TO
pay him that tribute Of respect.
II Was largely military and en-
tisely comparison in its charsc-
ter. Afler the banquet many speeches
were made by eloquent, bright,
snd witty speakers. who were most en-
Enthusiastically cheered. u was getting
along toward 2 or 3 O'Clock in the
morning when . toast was read which
called young lawyer 70 his feet who
had come down from Madison, Wis.
and hsd been selected by Wisconsin
Democrats 10 speak for them. His
panc was Villas. lie WAS almost I'M
Known here. his fame having not yet
extended far beyond the vicinity o.
Madison, where he had an excellent
local reputation as an attorney, orator.
and soldier. The orator had hardly
spoken more than two or three sentences
il ! ringing, brilliant manner, before he
fanfht The cor Of the whole assemblage,
shixb q that hour was naturally grow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-22
The Presidents church.

The President has not yet determined
which of the Presbyterian churches in
this city he Will attend, and the pub
hshcd statement that he had settled
upon the New-Iork- Avenue church.
Rev. DR.. Bartlett, was premature.
Last Sunday his sisters, Mrs. lloyt and
Miss Cleveland. attended the Central
Presbyterian church, Rev. Dr.. A. W.
Pitzer, pastor, corner of Third and !
streets northwest. iths generally be
lcved that the selection of the PreSi-
dents place of worship will rest with
Mrs. Hoyt and Miss Cleveland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-22
Rricf News Items.

There is no foundation for the state
ment made by the Paris Figaro that
President Cleveland has requested Min
lister Morton to remain in Paris.
Mr.. Paul J. Madden, mayor Of Cork,
has publicly announced that it Is his
intention to officially ignore the visit of
the Prince and Princess of Wales.
During the performance at the REM
circus at Vienna Fridayevening one OF
the lions attacked lion-tamer named
Seeth and killed and devoured him.
The whole neighborhood in the viciri-
ity of Delphi, Ind, has quit work to
search for Mrs. Hartley, who strayed
away from her home on Thursday.
Joe Hanson alias RORY Sims" one
of the most noted safe-robbers in the
country. was arrested in Philadelphia
Friday night by the detective depart
ment.
Richard Woodward, a London banker.
is soon TO marry Miss Kate Hastings, of
New York. daughter Of the late Hugh
Hastings, of the Commercial Adrer-
HSeT.
Ex-Congrcssman David Fisher. of
Ohio. is in his nincty-frSt year. He
has been blind for twenty years. bat
his memory is clear, and in form he Is
stately and impressive.
Samuel Lazan. of Chicago, was bitten
on the hand eight weeks ago by bis
Newfoundland dog. Within the past
week his hand and arm began to swell.
On Wednesday he was taken with con-
WILSON'S and exhibited every symptom
of hydrophobia, and Oh Thursday night
lie died.
Francisco Tcrracana, Il bootblack,
and Francisco inzerona. ragpicker.
who both came from the same place,
near Naples. had a quarrel in Crosby
street, New York, Friday night, in the
course of which the bootblack shot In
zerona in the forehead with a pistol,
killing him instantly.
The Hon. Ellis II. Roberts. an un-
compromising Republican, has been
visiting the New Orleans Exposition,
and gives his impressions through his
paper. the Utica On. " HrNld. He
regards it as Every valuable and rea-
sonably complete undertaking." and
comedies that. so far as outward signs
90. New Orleans is as completely recon-
structcd as we'll can be, and as loyal as
New York or Chicago.
Tie letter which is to he officially en-
dorscd by Earl Derby and sent TO all
the British colonies has already been
signed 10y thousands, but is withheld
for the present. so as to give all of her
Majesty subjects an opportunity to
sign. The letter says that the residents
of the old country are grateful 10 their
kindred beyond the sea for their offer of
troops and for this additional proof of
the faithful love that will forever keep
the empire one aud indiyisible.
An association to be known rs the
= Battle Monument Association Of the
Blue and the Gray" has been formed
at Atlanta, Ga. composed of Union
and Confederate veterans. the object OF
which is to gather mp and RENTER the
remains Of unknown soldiers found i'll
and around Atlanta, the same to be
buried in lot donated for the purpose
in Westview cemetery (the old battle
field of July %, lSG4), and an appro-
pirate monument Of blue and gray ma
,erial erected over them. The cost OF
the monument will range from 5000
| TO $2j. 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-22
10 he Editor Of tie Dispatch !:


Frequently see travelled"
" travelling" traveller" in letters.
in papers. and in books. But Webster
gives only one - thus travelled,
travelling, traveller" What does your
new man (S.) say? Which is the right
spelling: by answering you will much
obligc SUBSCRIBER.
WEBsTERS is unriyalled as a de-
fining dictionary. But WEBSTER in
vented much of the spelling in that
work. AT first, it was full of errors.
II has been corrected and revised over
and over again. and now very nearly
| conforms to the best dictionaries in
England in its spelling. The proper
way to spell the words " travelling"
traveller" &C., is with two els. The
word travelling" written with one
el, appears to be word of two syllablcs.
as cbsnge-ling is. As TRENCH says Of
the "g" in - sovereign" the second el
in traveller - is eloquent to the eye,
though silent upon the tongue" 1t
shows that the word is one of three
syllables.
But the above-named considerations
may be left out Of the discussion; for
I the question is one to be settled by au-
thority. The authorities are all on one
side, so far as We know. SToRMoSTH.
being an Englishmsn. declines OF course
TO adopt the American spelling of WEB
sTEB. WEBSTER himself, page Xvi,
claims only that the words " travel
ling traveller &c. may be spelled
with one el--not that there is any ail-
thority for such photography in Eng
land. Il was wEBsTER's own dictum.
in his first edition he spelled bride
groom " bridegroom"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-22
BLEED
III ING, AND IICiIING-
rosrrfvELY CURED BY CUTICUHA.

.warm hath with cuIIcURA soar and q
.,.'.,. anpl:cntion Of CuricuRA win In
s,n ,n.,,v aiiay the intense itching Of the most
yya,sd ease of Itching Piles. Thistreat-
m.enf. combined with small doses OF CUri-
i nvn prsoLyFxT three times per day, to
s.'.,,,,a,c md strengthen the bowels. over
came constipation. and remove the cause,
wil, cure blind bleeding. and Itching piles
when all other rem sdies and even physi-
c,n ma fall
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-22

ing weary. lie was asked 70 mount 2
chair Sc that he could be seen, and
from thence he mounted to the table.
and for nearly half an hour held his
audience with eulogy Of the great
commander under whom he had fought,
which, Cor cloquence Of sentiment and
beauty Of delivery, eclipsed al! that had
preceded him.
This is all the foundation there is
for the story that Villas was ever a
third.tesm Grant mani
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-22
NLD DOMINION STEAM i'm
~ SHIP COMPANY. -
FOR NEW YORK.

steamers leave Richmond EVERY tt ~.
DAY, FRIDAY and SUNDAY.
steamers leave New York for Richmond
EVERY IT ESDAl. THURSDAY, and
SATU KDAl at 3 +. VI.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin iare tO New ork Qnciuding meas
and berth. SO: rOund-trp tickets, SIS;
steerage, with subsistence. 81; without sub
sistence, So.
Freight forwarded and through bills 81
lading issued for points Beyond New YORK.
Freight received daily until +. VI.
Manifest closed on salling-days one hour
before departure.
PASSENGERS leaving Richmond by the
Chesapeake and ohio railway at $50 A. VI.
(ria Viewpoints News and the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad at 1920 A. NJ. ON
MONDAYS. TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS.
THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS will make
connection at NORFOLK with steamer
leaving those Jays. .
SAILINGS THIS WEEK.
ROANOKE, Captain CouCH. SUNDAY,
March ed, at q o'clock A. VI.
OLD DOMINION, Captain SMITH, TUES
DAY, March gath. at O'Clock 4. VI.
WYANOkE. Captain IiULPHEllS, FRI
DAY, March 27th. at 2 O'clock Z. VI.
GEORGE W. ALLEN CO, Agents,
No 1901 Main street and
NH II Company's Wharf, Rockets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-22
ITCHING PILES.
THE pR1CEO

TIE PRICE OF CUrICUkA NO ACCouNT.
i was taken. for the first time In my life;
vim Blind piles, NO severe that ] could
hardly keep ON my feet. | used various re-
needles for three weeks when the disease
worse. Nv advice OF an old gentleman
tried the CuTICuRA. One application. re-:
Lersd ne ifehin0, and ! was soon cured. L
wish 10 tell the world that I'm eases OF Item
ing Piles the price OF the Cu1IcukA Is OF no
ao'o'"' o. c. kIBBY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-22

CHESAPEAKE AM ONO EAL.
~ WAY.-SCIftDUlE ~ EFFECT

~ NAl.-SCHEDUIE ~ EFFECT
MARCH 2. iN-5s
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$40 A. NJ. FOR Newport NrNs on Pl..f
Comfort. and Noul'k. D.. y
except SUNDAY. only f...r
houS aud forty minute,
uoud tp Norfolk
1858 a. NJ. Tor all stations AMI ley rc'u..
Ky. Louisville. aud t.ncu,t
Mail except SUNDAY.
9:35 =. NJ. Charlottesville acrpmmuii .U
mlNcd.. Dairy except ~UuIa..
STOPS at an stations.
$40 L. NJ 10. Newport = News OId Point.
and norfolk. Pullman iaf.n.
ears 20 Newport $ N-Nea I.f l...
Point. ENprr>s except -lufI.
6.2j T. VI. For Louisville and IncNua. .
connecting for all points Nr,'
Northwest. and soul Vr>i Vas.
rNprss daily. pu,'s NOT Stop f..
hrai business. Punmau s,rJ-
.ng-cars Richmond % tIUtIu-
nat and Washington aud tlsr.
lot'es' lii" 10 Louisville.
ARRIVE RICHMOND
$50 \. VI. from Charlottesville. eN-rr,
SUNDAY.
1915 A ". FROM Norfolk. Oh Point aui
Newport NrWsrNcrp, ~uuts,
lU.iuan lanor-cum irom u..
Point.
$40 +. ". nom Louisville. Ciuclunaf. ,ir
an lucal points except ~Lndat.
6l5 Z. VI. liom Nolioik ODD Point. au..
N"Wpprts News. Daily except
SUNDAY.
ol5 T.. NJ. mem iouiayIlleand Ciuc..ta..
Fast line daily.
Hepot: Seventeenth and Broad siuaets.
1icket-Unic,s, 1000 MAN -tre-t and e. ,>t.
Ieake and ono Railway ,d"P't;;.,,,,,,
General Pos ng,r Agent.
& W SMITH t,.urral Manager iy -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-22
BY f.. u. Cook. Auctioneer,
"a Ninth street.

HANDSOME FURNITURE, ROSE
IL WOOD PIANO, BRUSSELS CAR
PETS. FAMILY CARRIAGE. RELIABLE
FAMILY HORSE, &c, AT AUCr1ON.-At
the request of George A. Hundley, Esq,
who Is declining housekeeping, will sell NJ
his residence, No lO4 north Fifth street,
between Grace and Franklin, on
TUESDAY, PATH INSTANT.
at 1o,s O'Clock. all Of his FURSITCRE. em-
braclng a very large assortment among
which may be nalned-.,.,
ELEGANT PARLOR-SUIT complete 10
MARBBfLE-ToP TABLES;
REPS and LACE CURTAINS;
SUPERIOR BRUSSELS CARPETS ana
HAT.RACK. OL.PAINTINGs and EN-
CRAVINGS;
SUPELIOR ROSEWOOD PEDESTAL
EXTENSION-TABLE, SECRETARY,
aud BOOKCASE;
PIER and CARVED CARD-TABLtS;
MARBLE-TOP BUFFET;
BRUSSELS CARPETS on halls and stairs.
GL-OCTANE PIANO. III Rosewood Case
made by Morcester-a grand lnslru-
mcnt; .
VERY HANDSOME PARLoR DESK
\ large assortment of CHINA. CROCkt.-
ny. GLASS and PLATED-WA ARE.
The chambers are handsomely furnished
with WALNUT and MAHOGANY SUITS
complete with large variety oi Other
CHAMBER FURNITURE. ~
There are several SUPERIOR HAIR
MATTRESS rs, FEArNiER-BEDS,
PILLOWS. and BOIiSTERS;
CARPETS on All the chambers;
KITCHEN UTENSILS generally;
. EEFRlGERATOItS, SAFE. 80.
AT II O'CLOCK.
VERY CONVENIENTLN-A
UNE-HORSE FAMILY CARRIAGE
and IlAHNESS ..,...,.,.. 81.
VERY VALUABLE and PERFECTLY
RELIABLE FAMILY llOESE.
This sale deserves special attention. as
the quality si goods. great variety, anu
positive instructions warrant me IN SAY NJ
that great Bargains may be- expected.
NH 20 f. y. COOK. NurtiOn"er.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-22
FREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk. Ports
mouth, Smithheld, Hampton and Waverly;
Washington, ID. c.; Newbern, Washington.
and TarhOrO, y. C.. and all points in East
ern North Carolina also, for Eastern shore
Of Virginia. and all regular land ngs on
James river. at LOW EST RATES, aud
through bills issued
l.. Il. TATUM. Superintendent
0cl No. IlOe Main street and Rockets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-22
DEpARrURE or STEAMERS.

ONLY ONE DOLLAR Sh1
~ TO ,a-f-rrfHyx3b
VIEWPOINTS NEWS, NORFOLK, AND
PORSTMOUTH
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANSFER OR CHANGE OF ANY KIND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-22

by George W. Mayo, Aucuoneer'
DINO. r.. Laughton, Jr.. Salesman
No. &c Ninth street.
ELEGANT FRENCH-PLATE MAN
IL TEL MIRROR. FURNITURE, HAND
SOME SILK COTELTNE PARIOR SUIT,
VIRGINIA HANDMADE CIGARS, BAR
BFRS CHAIRS. CROCkERY, SAMPLE
TRUNKS, &C., AT AUCrlON.-On
MONDAY THE ESD INSTANT.
ut lGIs O'Clock. will sell at my auction
house. No. 20 Ninth street.
VERY HANDSOME FRENCH PLATE
MANTEL MIRROR, In carved gilt
frame. size Of plate, feet Inches by
= feet > inches.
| ELEGANT SILK COTELINE UPHOL-
Stored PARIOR SUIT. complete ::
M good as new, and Of superior work
CIIAiRs' lounges. BUREAUS.
CIIILD'S CARRIAGE;
MARBLE-TOP CHARACTERISTICS
WALNUT and OAK OFFICE DESKS;
] CLASSROOM LIBRARY CASE;
lot Of eighteen-feet good OFFICE RAIL
FEATIIfR.BEDs, MATTRESSES. Pill
. good BARBER's CHAIRS and STOOLS /:
MERCHANTS SAMPLE-rRuNkS and
NALISES.
100 boxes VIRGINIA HANDMADE CT
CARS:
The balance Of invoice ofCROCKERY.
GEORGE ". MAYO.
nh % Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-22
e2 WET STREET, CoNcoRD. \. IL.
PILES TWENTY YEARS.
A MARTYR FOR TWENTY hEARS

Having been a martyr 10 Piles for twenty
wears. was advised by a friend TO try your
i,t,TICrRA REMEDIES. which did, ana am
thankful to state that | am now perfectly
relieved. and hope permanently So
Wv YoRK. RICHARD NORMAN.
PlS-I would send you my address out
prefer To femain In obscurity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-22
DICHMOND AND DAN|lLLE
IL RAILROAD COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEBRUARY -.
lSsJ.

lscj.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
1.oo A N.-fThrough- Passenger Matt. dat
iVf-For all station, between
Richmond and Dauy!lle con-
Meeting NJ Grrensi OrO FOR Ia
leigh. tioldsbOrO. AMI salem
Branch points Fayetteville an1
all {. r. and \. '. local points.
and NJ Charlotte tOr Columbia
and Southeast, also for Atlanta.
New orleans. and southwest.
Pullman Sle,per. Richmond
10 Danvllle, Danv'ls to Az
gus'a without change aud
DanVille 10 New Orleans ~4in-
ian u-IThromgn Passenger daily
StoTr ~ all stations connect .us
ri keNsNi'ie for -. points On 'n"
Richmond and Neckienhuf-
failruad daily rNcep' SUNDAY
Greensboro Tor salem kususn
Al Salisbury for ". y. =. u. p.
stations at Atlanta Tor jackson.
vile. Fla, New Orleans and
Pullman Buffet sleeper Dan
VILE tO Atlanta. lrnNili" I'D
Ashley lie DAnSilir 90 Nch On
leans Without chang.
OK N-lYork-Eiver IaS,rugsT-daii ~ ..
- Conuects AT West Point dHiiN
except sunday Sltn st"an"f'
Tor Baltimore and pH.uts North.
ana - N.-tBou-AIr Accominoitt inii ia -
WV il. except sIsday -for C's'i-
Held.
-Ioa M-fYors. River Freight-i nom
Twenty fourth street depot-
daily. except sunday s~FOT
Nest Point.
a.no 81 N-.YoTk- River Freight rom
Wv Twenty fourth street dspo, no.
daily. eNcrp, saturday ,-fof
West Point.
ARRIVE AZ RICHMOND.
A. t.D|tsnprO'. kN-
leigh. and intermediate poin'
daily.
srA N.-from Coarield and Bon Az
(dailN. except sunday
to.30A. M.-from West Point daily -hai-
tiinore aud pOints North dam
except SUNDAY.
l.sy p M.-Frulb oil local statlO Ions, Allan "a.
New orleans, aud south fest
daily.
I:as p. NJ. FTeights daily; except san'
500 p. NJ. day) nom West Point.
TICKET OFFICES: 1000 Ma stre"b7 an
At the Richmond and Danviu- la. Alroa
"'f''' NJ. slAuGifrrtSR.
General Passenger AgsAept,
soL. HAAS TF~ tie Manager
A. L. HiA -, Genera. Manager. MT Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-22
ITCHING PILES.

began the use OF your CUTIcIIRA REM
Mrs when y GU first put them on the market.
and know Of two cases Of Itching f1les that
have been cured by the use. at my sngyes.
ton. OF these remedies. F.N. hAhilN'9
NERDFS, ILL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-22

by J. Thompson brown q Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
I11s Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME
Il HOUSE AND LOT ON THE SOUTH
LINE OF MARSHALL STREET. BE
TWEEN THIitTfErH AND THIRTY
FIRST STREETS.--By virtue Of deed Of
trust dated August 4, 1881. from Joseph &.
Haley and wife tn the trustees OF Richmond
Perpetual Building. Loan and Trust Com
papy, recorded In the Richmond Chancery
Court u. Is. 10 u, page 1855, to secure the
payment OF certain sums Of money therein
described, and default having been made In
the payment thereof and being required
and directed ~ TO do by the beneficiary
therein mentioned, we, the undersigned
trustees Of said company, viii proceed TO sell
at public auction, on the premises on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25. 1885.
at 4 O'Clock Z. NJ, the above PROPERTY.
described In said deed a. fronting on the
south line OF Marshall street between rhiT-
tleth and Thirty-ilrst streets 20 feet, with
a depth of I SO feet to an alley IS feet wide.
TERMS Cash "a To cost of executing this
trust and the payment ofthc sum OF s675.0i.
JULIUS STRkuS,
}. THOMPSON BROWN,
'W. }. WESTWOOD.
Trustees.
]. THOMSON BROWN & Co., Auctioneers.
NH 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-22

By II. y. CbatIin a Co.,
Real Estate Auetioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT MOST
DESIRABLE AND
CENTRALLY LoCATED
BRICK DWELLING
ArTHE NORTHEAST CORNER or
FRANKLIN AND EIGHTH STREETS,
CONTAINING ABOUT TWELVE ROOMS.
BRICK KITCHEN. AND
BRICK STABLE
on THE ALLEY IN THE REAR.

BY virtue Of n deed OF trust dated July 1.
1882 duly recorded I'm Richmond Chancery
Court, ID. B. 1872 Is. page 219, and at the re-
quest OF tire beneficiary, default having been
made in the payment OF the note secured,
| will sell by public auction, ON the prem
ises, ON
THURSDAY, APRIL 2. 1885,
at AZ O'Clock =. NJ, the above described
hrst-class dwelling. The location OF this
PROPERTY, with nice and conveniently
arranged Offices, renders 10 very desirable
for n professional man. The house Is In nice
order. having been lately thoroughly re-
paired. The lot fronts 35 feet inches on the
east line OF Eighth street, extending back
along and parallel with Franklin street l2o
feet To an alley In common 20 feet wide.
TERMS: Cash a. To expenses OF sale anu
debt due of IS. $40, with interest from July
j, 1884: and the balance on terms To be an
nounced at sale. NJ. L.. SPOlSWOOD,
Trustee.
sale by Il. d. CHArFiS 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
NH 20
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AUCTION sAIss-mesasv.
CECOND CONSIGNMENT AND
PEREMproRY SALE OF A
VERY FINE ASSORTMENT or IN
PORTED AND DOMESTIC
CASHMERE GOODS
AT AUCTION.
or MONDAY. 2ap rNsrAsr.

VF mUNDA 1"U IN0IHNI'
at 10ik A. NJ. and 4 o'clock p. NJ, I VIII sell
Of my auction-rooms large and fine as
sortment OF
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC SPRING
AND SUMMER CASsIMERES
OF superior quality and handsome patterns.
To which the attention of all In want IN
asked, as the goods are all first class and
will be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
sale positive. Goods can be examined
before hour Of sale.
JAS. MACDOUGALL,
NH 2l Auctioneer.