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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02
"No Particular Consequence

The Washington correspondent OF
the Baltimore American Republican,
quotes JOHN SHERMAN rs saying that
what Mr.. DAVIS says is Of noparticular
consequence, but that he (SHERMAN)
"was cutting out Of the newspapers
the speeches Of JEFF. DAVIS, and
the descriptions Of the demonstrations
in the South over him, and putting
them where they would be handy for
use in the next campaign. lie thought
the Democrats were furnishing plenty
Of campaign material for the Republic
cans, and that good use would be made
Of II. As for DAVIS said Mr.. SHER-
MAN, he Is monumental fool
Ard It would not be bad idea fol
Democrats to cut this out and put II
where II can be used against Mr.
SHERMAN ct i'd omns genus wher
next they try to get another Presidsn,
out Of the bloody shirt. Nothing is
better calculated to demonstrate to men
Of ordinary intelligence the utter hypo.
crisy Of the worthy JOHN. He admits
IN terms to correspondent that Mr..
DAvIs's uttsrances have no political
significance, yet hs proposes to
proclaim from the stump that they have,
and distort them for the purpose Of
arousipg sectional feeling and firing the
northern heart. He knows that the south
ern people are as loyal as those Of any
section Of the Union, but intends to swear
BY the handle oil the great horn spoon
that they arenot, and sdduces words thst
IRE Of " no particular consequence " to
prove Il. lie says that Mr.. DAVIS lisa
- monumental fool" but In his partisan
ssal shows thas be SHERMAN is .
mopumental ass. lie declares Mr.
DAVIS " traitor in using words that
ere Of "no particular consequence"
but IN expressing bis intention Of using
these words to stir up strife, and IL
possibls array one section against the
sthsr. he whites himself moral traitor.
WsGv Ass expect northern men 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02

the liberal offer she made IL open to
any other denomination Of Christians
Who may wish to establish . school OF
Ike grade.
A much-needed rain has been falling
for the past two days. 1t will be OF
inestimable advantage to the farmers,
who had begun to suffer from incipiens
drought.
A. X. Simmons, father Of Judge
William B. Simmons, Of this place,
was buried Sunday.
DR.. @. Tyree is here, and will begin
q protracted meeting in the Baptist
church next Sunday. ACTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02
Ag.BEM 4 RIE.
spp ing Races OF the Jockey Club
Death of LyttIetOn Waddeii.

Sp, ing Races Of the Jockey Club
Death of Lyttieton Waddeii.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA,
April 80, 1886. !
The spring races Of the Charlottes-
vile Jockey Club commenced on
Thursday and finished to-day. There
was a very good attendance, among
whom were many ladies, mostly Eng
lish ladies from Albemarle and the ad'
joining counties. The races Of the first
day were as follows:
First race-entries a. Ii. Moore's
Vanity Fair, Moorewood's Daphne,
Coles's Medoc. Purse, $30-S25 to first
and S. to second. Won by Daphne,
Medoc second. One half mile.
Second race-entries Vanity Fair,
Lindsay's Red Eye, Hewitt's Cliqueto,
Coles's Juliet. Purse, s30-s5 to sec.
ond. Won by Juliet. One mile.
Third Red Eye, Moore's
Lost Cause, Daphne, and Medoc. Purse,
s3O-s5 to second. Won by Medoc.
Three fourths mile.
Fourth race-entries Lost Cause,
Wallace's Spider, Cliqueto. Purse,
s5O-s4O to first, SO to second. Won
by Lost Cause. One and one half miles.
SECOND DAY.
First race-entries Medoc, Lost
Cause, Marshall's Hector. Two miles.
Purse. sG0-s50 to first, so to second.
Won by Lost Cause.
Second race-entries Lost Cause.
Daphne, Medoc, and Eakins's Black
bird. Hurde-race, one mile, $50 ~
to first, $40 to second. Won by Me-
doc.
Third race-consolation - entries :
Hector, Wallace's Spider, McCall's
Timber jim, and Blackbird-$50; $40
to first, $40 second. Won by Hector.
Fourth race, scrub-entries Har-
ris's Highayer, McMurdo's Napoleon,
Honedge's Fly. Won by Highhyer.
A train on the Virginia Midland
road ran off near Rio station yester-
day morning and blocked the road for
some hours, necessitating the use of the
Chesapeake and Ohio road to Gordons-
vile. BY ! o'clock the trains were
again running regularly.
Our community was grieyed THIS
morning to learn Of the death of Mr..
Lyttleton Waddell, late editor of the
Chronicle newspaper. lie had been i'll
for four or five weeks with complica-
ton Of diseases, and his death was
not entirely unexpected. Mr.. Waddell
was a native of Augusta county,
but came to Charlottesville some ten
years ago, taking charge of the Chron-
icle newspaper, and by his assiduity
and ability placed it in the front rank
of Virginia newspapers. He took
high stand in the community, and had
the love and esteem of all our people.
lie was about fifty years Of age,
member Of the Presbyterian Church,
and sincere Christian. lie leaves q
widow and adult children. QUIP.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02

agree With everything that Mr.. DAVIS
said 1t Montgomery, but Ne do expect
those Of them who are mot blinded ~
prejudice and not - bsss-hsartsd -
IL JOHN SHERMAN to resent the TO
Election cast upon their common-ssnse
BY SHERMAN in the interview rom
which we have quoted. The northern
people and the northern press have
made Mr.. DAVIS the scapcgoat for oil the
alleged I" sins Of the rebellion" and his
uttcrances are but natural for one placed
in his position. Whether they are ex'
pedient is 9 question it is not necessary
to discuss, but, inasmuch IS this Is
supposed TO be free country, he has q
right 10 give vent to them-as mucn
right as had JOHN SHERMAN to
make his Mount Gilead speech,
which was calculated to do more
harm, and was intended to do
more harm, than everything Mr.. DAVIS
has said since the war. No one can
say that Mr.. DAVIS has tried 70 re-
kindle the ashes Of sectional fires, to
array race against race, or section
against section. No one can deny
that at Mount Gilesd all these things
were attempted by JOHN SHERMAN,
whose Wanted patriotism " first, last,
and always, can be expressed in the
word "self," and whose chief claim to
"greatness Z" consists in having gotten
rich, nobody knows how. Whether MIR.
DAVIS is amenable to criticism or not,
it comes with very bad grace from such
a self-confessed demagogue as JOHN
SHERMAN, whose services" to his
country consist in having battened on
the filth Of partisan politics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02
s0ctaIistic Demonstrations In Chicago
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

CHICAGO, May l.-Seyeral mass
meetings occurred In the lumber districts
IN the southwestern portion OF the city du.
ring the forenoon. The crowd was composed
very largely OF Bohe mians and Germans.
They were addressed by their hot-headed
leaders, and finally the crowd resolved
itself into q marching column, and. pre-.
coded, by band OF music and carrying red
flags proceeded to the Mccormick Reaper.
Won KS, where some nOn-union men work
ing In the yards were frightened away. The
procession moved west on Blue-lslsnd
avenue TO Robey street, where a mass
meeting was held In q vacant lot. The
crowd grew larger as IL moved along and
grew more bolsierous. The police kept ad.
vised OF It's movements. The procession
dissolved at about O'Clock without causing
any damage. Lumber owners express
anxiety as 10 the safety of their property.
and are setting about means for better pro-
tecflon OF the yards. The Socialists are
istuiIg circuars for series Of public meet
tngs to- morrow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02

Messrs. WYsOR & JORDAN have sold
the outfit, material, and goodwill Of
the Pulaski People to Mr.. Ro. l..
GARDNER. Mr.. w. w. WYsoR will
be associated with him in the conduct
of the paper and remain in charge Of
the office of publication.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02
Public Debt Abatement.

Wy seIekf"PH 10 tNo DIsPHtcnsI
WASHINGTON, May 1.-The deb,
statement issued to-day shows the dc.
crease Of the public debt during the
month Of April to be clio, 965, 3s7.95
cash in the Treasury, s492, 462.5l0.73
gold certificates outstanding, sS4.7l5,.
225; silver certificates outstanding
s90,733,l4l; certificates of deposi,
outstanding. ell,5l5,0 lsgal-tend.
ers outstanding, es46, 6sl,0l6 /; frao.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02

1t is understood that BoUTELLE is
mixing q Observation-Disclosures speech. II
BoUTELLE does not like the way things
are conducted in the United States he
has our permission to secede, and, but
for the principle of the thing, we
wouldn't objec. to his taking the State
of Maine with him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02

1t is stated that the pages Of the
Congressional Record will soon contain
speeches on the Montgomery episode
from several Republican congressman.
At last the Record recognizes that it
cannot take rank as first-class daily
without an occasional funny paragraph.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02

The Philadelphia Ners says: "As
far as marrying and giving in mar
riage is concerned Philadelphia is at
present as unlike heaven as possible.
So the records Of the Philadelphia d.
vorce courts would seem to indicate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02
AUCrrox sArEs-Mo~,..y.
BY Furman Upper.
Real Kstste Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1910 Main street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
~ UABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF CANAL AND
FOUsHEE bTREEfS.-By virtue OF de.
cree OF the Chancery Court OF the city OF
Richmond In the suit OF Carter, guardian,
u.s. Bargamin, e. ais, entered on tho Esd
day OF January. 1885. the undersigned spe-
cial commissioner, will sell by public auc-
ton, on the premises. on
MONDAY. MAY 3. 1885,
at $50 O'Clock p. NJ, that VACANT LOT
commencing ct the northwest corner OF Ca
nal and fousnee streets, fronting 3feet ON
the north side Of Canal street aud running
back between parallel lInes $50 feet. This
property Will be sold as n whole or IN sepa-
rate lots. as 10 may seem best ut tie sale.
Investors who would turn TO good account
their means will find II To their advantage
10 buy In this rapidly-growing part Of the
city, and all are cordially invited To attend
this sale.
TFRMs: one third ,ash. and the balance
In six and twelve months. the purch iser
giving negotia bic notes for same. bearing
per cent. Interest from day Of sale, and title
retained until MI the purchase money -
paid and deed ordered BY Court.
THOMAS y. PAGE,
Special Commissioner.
FURMAN TUPPER. Auctloneer.
CARTER. GUARDIAN. &C, PLAtNrIFr,
AGAlNsr BABGAMIS. AND Ais. DETEND-
ANTs--lN THE CHANCERY COUNT or TIE
CIlY or KICHNoND.
/, BENJAMIN n. Berry, clerk ~ said
court, certify that the bond required Of the
special commissioner by the decree IN ssie
cause OF January %. 1886, has been duly
given.
: Given under my hand this 9th day Of
ap27 BENJAMIN III. BERRY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02
Balttmese Carpenters.
BY telegraph TO the Dispstcn.l

BALTIMORE, May 1.-Two thousand
horse carpenters in this city tonight
notified their employers they would not
81 per day for eight hours work until
August LIST and $3.50 per day therea fter.
builders have offered 10 comprumiss nj
nine fsurs and from s2.2s per day up,
according to the skiIl Of the workmen, but
The Ipep refuse TO compromise. and say
they Will stay out all summer unleas thar
demands are compiled With.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02

Vassar College celebrated the twen-
ty-first anniversary of its foundation
Friday. Wonder if there were any
ladies present who would own up to
having been members Of the first grad
uating class?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02

The Philadelphia North american
says "There are plenty Of good laws
in this country. 1t only needs good
men to enforce them" That's what
the people seemed to think at the last
election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02
MI. TIE SALVATION ARMY

StafI. Captain INMAN and Staf-Captaln
Mrs. ISMAH and their aides.de- camp, staff
Captains MIsANDON and BRYANT. willie
duct large mass meetings on SUNDAY, May
%, at 3 and 7:4j i. NJ" in the tent belong
ing 10 Colonel Hoy, which they have rented
for the occasion, on Cary street between
Laurel and Pine. These achievements
will make their force quite large. IT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02

Train-wreckers in Mexico when sp-
pretended in the act are to be immedi-
ately executed. How about railroad
xreckers2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02

The public-school teachers may be
underpaid, but the principals are not
overpaid. This to our correspondent
who compares the pay of those two
classes of educators.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02

We arc indebted to Msssrs. BECK.
WITH, PARHAM & ANDERSON for
The Century Illustrated konthiy kaga-
zine and zAs Eaglish IAustratsd xaga.
zine-both for May.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02

1.-THE New Jersey schoolboys en-
gagged few days ago in tree-planting."
Before the days of moral suasion in
schools that could not have happened.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02
BRIEF COMMENT.

"a wild man is terrorizing people in
Tennessee. Is WHITELAw REID
missing from New York?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02
MEETINGS.

HEADQUARTERS RIO IL NX
IL MOND COMMANDERY, No 2, X
X. T.. RICHMOND, May l, 1856 y
SPECIAL ORDERS. Assemble at/ y
TIE Asylum. ST. Adams Hall, MONDAY
EVENiNG. May 30, at 3 clock sharp. for
drl.
II is desired that every Sir Knight in
tending To participate In the pilgrimage TO
Providence shal attend.
BY OIdcr Of the Eminent Commander:
GEORGE A. AINSLIE.
Captain General.
Attest: &. MEG. FISHER. Recorder.
I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02
by George W. Mayo, Auctioneer
Ono. Il. LaughtOn. Jr, Salesman,l
No. 20 Ninth street.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF FUR
" NITURE, REFRlGkRATORa tHlL-
pREN'S CARRIAGES &C, AT AUCTION.
Regular sale or above aud misc 'llaneOus
articles at my auction. house on
MONDAY. MAY 30.
at 10 O'Clock. GEORGE ". MAYO
mV2 AuctlOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02

What was the fool-killer thinking
about that he did not put in an appear
ance at Albany the other night?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF
Il WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSE
TY will at It's next stated meeting. fUES.
DAY, June Is. 1853. elect a PREDECESSORS
or MORAL PHILOSOPHY AND bellies
LE1TRES and PROFESSOR or On t.
MISTRY AND GEOLOGY. Communica-
tions may he addressed to
JACOB FULLER
Secretary Board of Trustees,
NH sSust Lexington, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02

prov Ms IRON b I I + Il 5
- proved more eflectual remedy than
any thing Mrs. y. v AshwOrth. Ilj north
Twenty.siXth street. Richmond, Va. had
used for Indigestion and pains about her
heart.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02
By Manning G.. Staples & co.
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOncer.
llOsls Main street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE on
i AN ADMiRABLY.IOCArEn ~UBrK.
BAN FARM or ga ACRES AND iN.
MILE NORrH or RICHMOND ON lH
MEADOW. BRIDGE ROAD. CORNER co.,
FOIKOVRFAN' LANE AND Al1tI So
ING THE BEAUTIFUL CIRCUS DS CO.. I
NJ. FOU RQ L REAN, ESQ. IhE lMPklf H.
MINIS CONSIST or \ TWO-SIO..
FRAME AND TlN.KOoFED DWELl|N To-
OF SIN GOOD ROOMS. ONl >NAi.
ROOM. CELLAR ROOM 2GNig ANI
STuREROOM. COVERED PUMP. GOOD
FAIR STABLE AND SHE'D. AND s. N...
YOUNG ORCHARD MAKING 4 D.Nl
GROWTH. TIE soil - ~rl. IA.
ADAPTED To TRUCK AND Dkt.
GROW RUM WA
THROUGH THE FARM by WITT. . .
deed Of trust from Martha X. Pm b. ..f .
undersigned trustee, dated Apr 10 i--.
end duly recorded in the clerksu'
Comfy Court ~ Henrico to secure .t..
ment OF 81 $50. and default b. ...1
made In portion OF the none, ....s..
and being required 80 20 10 3d. r ..r..
dciary. / will proceed 90 Sell hy .U..
tlOn, on the premises on
THURSDAY. MAY 10. ISIS.
at o'clock =. NJ. TIE lKurLKI1 o..
scrihcd In said deed.
1ERMs: Cash as To expenses o' sal-ari ..
pay on the sum of $50 VITA Inf-u,-. N.
April -. Iss6. and upon credit ~ s5.. .I
Apfll %, 1871 and a cred t of $500 rn Ayr
- 1855, aud as 10 balance A- t.ti ilaI
Phillips may direct or. Zoo fn. r. 's....
such direction. upon such time a~ tlr 'I...
Tee may prescribe. 81. &. STABLES
my i......
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i stockholders OF HOLLYWOOD GENE
TEKY COMPANY will he held at the oftice
Of the Virginia State Insurance Company,
No. 1908 east Main street, ON TUESDAY,
u. r. BROOKE.
ep24.td Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02

HEADQUARTERS COM W
IL MANDERG OF ST. ANDREW X
No. I3. X. 4. kICHMUSD, VA ~
MAY g. Iss6.-SIR KNIGHTS: At
tend a called assembly OF the C0lnmandery
al the asylum, ST Adams Hall. MONDAY
the Sd instant at 1870 L. NJ, In full dress
OF q Templar Oh foot. Richmond Com
manGery, No. 2. and visiting Sir knights are
cuurtC Ousiy invited to be present.
by order OF the Eminent Com manfer.
WILLIAM . ENGLISH,
Captaiu-General.
Attest: GEORGE C.. JEFFERSON, Recorder.
my
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02
psg- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH

corner Main and Sixth streetsl.-Rev. HEM
ny MCDONALD. d. d., of Atlanta. Ga, VIII
preach at ia. 81. and pastor at Z. N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02
PDSlPONENENT.
The above haie Is postponed tu
II lsbAl, MAJ 4. l-e6.
al came hour ana place
GEOKGE = NA~HON z ~lN
fUkMAN II lpEK
PnsIpnNEMENr


TUESDAY. MAJ 4. I-e6.
at came hour ana place
GEORGE = AA~HnN e ~lN
FUkMAN II rPEK
my2 Aucrouc.r.
EOR SALE AT ArCTlON.-Asai-
a ministratrix ~ JESSE CHILD. g
ceased VIII sell "a public auction .l
SATURDAY. MhYI5.le-f
at u O'Clock NJ. on 'he premise ta. p.
TIRE STOCK in that Ceutraif -.n.u .l. fi.
mlTably-atranGei and finely .t..n ...ri
drugstore corner Of Mainland In.r' st.r'-
IN the city ~ Richmond CONSISTING
large and Ne.l.sslrcird stock uf Nt 'N
MkDICl Ms CHEMICALS. pINFi NIX.
1DlI Eraud FANCY ARTICLES. A..
THIS stOr' was arranged aud urul-I..
a thorough pharmacist The stock -e.'.
with great care 10 meet the taste "t
most fastidlOus, AK Well u.s. ip supply
wants Of every pwctlc.ug nisirlau.
IL justly regarded as tlr finest drugs '..
The south. and IS considered % Nr o..
prescription stand "a ful, city AMI '-
pleic ia every department. 20 fl, iIru
with a uow and fully.equippei Soda.
Fountain. lu SEWER marble. O.Ul.A 4 . '.
African marble. having ten syrup aN' ."
dmught-tutes.
This stock VIII be sold as a vhp.o. N
the privilege 20 tue puI. ua~ri 'f 'tH.uk
une XpiTei ieas, OF fle hu.i'lE '. 90.
the rent for the balance OF lifetime.
TERMS Of SALE one iI.i 10 tl" l..
chase money 100 cash. fNr balance .N ..H
e4ual ln.failrtnfs at three 1ui .. mon
ucgOl able notes tp trgiirn i1r thr dfi"fir'
payments. with Interest added. l1 Do p.
cured by endorsement ur ofu'rh 's" q" t.r
satisfaction 90 tle admin -'rt.IA 'f. hi
the election OF ihe purchaser t.. 'tr..
For fuither Information sffN @
attorneys, Mtssfs. tu.t & I....l
myself I'D. ~ ii...i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02
DLASTERING HAIR.

A large lot LONG WINTER ~" ii
sale Iow At the Manchester Ianne.'
sumsc Mills. 4, ID. sh0IW Kill ~ A..
my s.eod2ms MsniAes''"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02
By George = Nashou A. Son
Furnan TuIer

Furman upper
GALE BY AUCTION OF THp
VALUABLE 1.-TWO STORY NNu.IA- ..
MFNT BRlCk Dwell mos N0-. -'fA .
2c5 WEST CARY STREET NNp .
THREE IMO-~ruRl FRAME lI.H
MENTS OK JACpi ELM BliM NGA..
HOLPii AND MASHINGION ~lAElI.
We shall sell ON the premises. pn
THURSDAY. APRIL ~. l~-s
commencing with the JArrfE 49,.
STREET PROPERTY. az o.. oD.u.. d. NJ
after which, about 81 J.. A.. i.r ,hhI-
STREET PROPERTY.
The FRAME TENtMfNI~ r-frfr.' fi
have three rooms each, rent inr "a It.I i..
month, and. lying iE tNo sruW Dds 81 l--' ...|
will pay Handsomely a. Hu IuNts 'Iu.uf
The BRICK DW BILLINGS un t4I' ~...t.
are IN AN Improving locality. r,uf W'
contain seven rooms each. with mu Ir.
improvements. and are desirable s.f at
an inNestn cut or ~ homes.
TERMS lazy and ~ sale.
G.. = NASfiON & ~ON
FUkiiAN UPPER
A.rflU.rI..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02
By y. w. Eowe.
Real Estate Agent.
Nj FRAME AND ONE BRlCh

nNE FRAME And ONE Billth
~ DWELLING - THIkrltru tiki.
BETWEEN CLAY AND LhlDii -lktfI
All AUCIlON.-A tnr r'sues. OF ln" n"N-
or. who Is about 10 move 400 the r'Il'fl.
willsell by public auction pu the prem SD
on
SATURDAY. MAJ 3 1885.
al 8 O'Clock +. ~. the ENCELLENI IMY
STORY FRAME DWELLING va. q t
north Thirtteth street. cOntA.uug t..
rooms well arranged. and la good or.r..
This Is most excellent house and b
make snug home. Tine lot irDuia t'.
and runs back 100 feet
And Immediately thereafter J "
the BRICK DM BILLING al. ou.n- .I.
above described house on the sDlfI 'A i-
rered 5lI, and containing i've rooms
this lot. which fronts SO feet Dy
40 feet. there Is a well OF most cAr,
water; alley In rear Of both houses. A.irA
these sales and you Will not reBret u.
TERMS: Liberal and announced ~ $40
myZ y. ". BOWIE. Aucfiult .r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02

By John T GOidin.
Real Estate Agent and Aucs. pneef.
Eleventh and Bank streets.
YALE At Auction OF SNAIL

GALE AT AUCTION OF SMALL
> FRAME COTTAGE ON tLAItpHNt
STREET. A -HORI DI-IASt r. " D. 't
TIE OLD RESERNOIk.-BS Frfa''. ~ %.
Wner. Will sell Al puhi-e hAt,.ou. o- ''o
premises. on
SATURDAY. MAY 5 le-6
at ~ O'Clock T.. II. the aboye-ls-'
PROPERTY. The dwelling contains
rooms, Is well built and in nee fr .tf
IL fronts Thirty feet on north 81. ot t.-
borne street about sixty het east 'i i.'
dOlph .treet and runs back Que nAA'.
and twenty I've feet 10 0u alley.
Ihis property VIII Yield handsome
come. aud being ln the impfosihs ",a'
will steadily enhance Ia value.
TIENS: liberal and announced ~ 81
JOHN 7. GODIiN
,uv9 AuctiOut.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02

browns IRON BITTERS CURED
ID M Robert Miller, 1917 81. Jauics
s,raet Rich mond. Va. OF malaria and liver
and kidney trouble. from which ne suffered
great dlstress. and could get no rost day OF
night, He recommends II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02

I OST.-N q 7 | { + + hsh"' !, =
II GIVEN that application VII t@n>n,
according 10 law for the renewal y w ~.
OF THE CON MONWEALlh or
GINIAss follows: No ass. issisea w., a.
set OF me Legislature OF January II -
orsl7b: No. Sss9 issued under a. -.
the legislature VI March /. lslI tr IN
spis.su%t W. L. t''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02

MASONIC MOTTO E.-THE Il
WI members OF HENRICO UNION"
LODGE, No. 1870, are requested to at
tend q stated meeting at Masonic Hall, on
Twenty MN street. TOMORROW Mon
day) EVENING at ~ O'Clock. All Master
Masons in good standing are fraternally in
vited.
by order OF the W. NJ.
WILLIAM WILSON,
Secretary.
MAY I'd, A. l.. $3.50, y. ID. 1855.
my 2-lt@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-02

ITO THE OFFICERS AND MEM
4 BERS OF THE EAST END BENEFI-
CfAL AND sOCIAL SOCIETY: BRO
THERS,-You are requested TO attend a
stated meeting OF this society at ThOn's
Hall on MONDAY NIGHT. May Sd, at s
O'Clock. Business OF Importance and revi-
sion OF the bylaws. Those in arrears must
come pre- pared o pay dues.
BY order OF the Society. L. J. HYDE,
my Pile Recording Secretary.