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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13
PETERSBURG.
Rumor OF Criminal Chaxgcs-Big Sale
Of Peanuts.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch. ]
JUNE ~, 1886.
II is reported that the Republicans con-
template prcferriBg criminal charges
against one or more Of the judges OF the
late municipal election, alleging fraud.
On what grounds they stand Is not made
public. Their actions In all this matter
are kept very quiet. II Is understood,
however, that every possible effort will be
made to upset the result Of the election.
The largest sale OF peanuts made ia Pc
tersburg for many years was effected this
week by one Of our principal dealers. II
Il understood that the sale aggregated
Loco bags OF shelled peas, weighing $50
pounds per bag. The sale, II Is said, was
made 10 firm In the Northwest.
1t Is proposed 70 have the new music ball
In this city 10 DO built by the Petersburg
Musical Association large enough 10 accom-
modate fifteen hundred or two thousand
people, FIVE hundred singers, and an or
chestrn OF fifty persons. The requisite
amount Of money, It Is believed, will be
realized this year.
The experts OF manufactured tobacco
this week have been rather light, aggre-
eating between 5000 and 10000 pounds.
II IL stated that petition Is being circu-
lated here asking the Governor to pardon
Young Enroughty, who was recently con-
yicsed In our Hastings Court Of forgery
md sentenced TO Eve years Imprisonment |
ID the penitentiary. There we're some
circumstances connected with
be case. RoBiE ABArR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13

The Philadelphia Inquirer says: "Gene.
raj BurIER's fear that the South will make
another attempt to ride over the North
is only another flutter Of the bloody shirt.
The North Is invading the South with men,
money. and ideas, and northern influence
in southern States is growing stronger
every day." Yes, and southern influence
with northern men who come South Is
growing stronger every day, as the Repub-
lican party Is destined TO discover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13
vISI VIRGINIA MINERS.
New-Riyer Miners Return To Work
The Recent Accident on the Rail.

Correspondence Oh the hlcnmonu Dlspatcn'l
KANAwHA FALLS, W. VA, June9. 1856.
The New-Riycr miners, who have been
on strike for the past two months. held a
meeting at the kanawha Falls yesterday,
and the strike was declared of, and they
will 90 back to work at the former price
forty cents per ton-and 80 passes away The
glory Of their striking. They viii return
to The dark cayerns Of the hills sadder-he-
cause pO0rer-but wiser men, while the EN-
poyer will not have lost much, and the VIE
tory is bis. In this instance be could not
really ray more, and the miner had nothing
against him, but against the railroad.
You have already published a brief ac-
count Of the accident By which two miners
were run over on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway near Sewell. IL was 4 sad affair
The two had probably been drinking at
SeWeil and sat down upon the railroad track
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio and Were run
over. Il was during the night, and no
blame Is attached 10 the railroad employees.
One OF the unfortunate men saw the heavy
coal freight train approaching, OF which
there were several coming IN succession,
but was unable 10 get of the track. The
miners names are Joe Smith and william
HorrockS, both married. They were dis
covered by "A track-wa!ker in about three
quarters OF an hour after the occur
renee. and one man had gotten
some distance from the place at which he
was run over. Both Of them had both legs
smputaiod by the surgeons. and Smith died
the next day. lIorrocks il living and may
recover. HorrOcks Is an Englishman, and
was the champion coa.digger in the New.
River district. lie could dix more coal
than any ordinary three miners. vet he is
small aud Of medium weight, which shows
that there is science and art even in dig
ging coal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13

In the last number OF the Publications.
of the American Economic Association
Professor EDMOND J. JAMES, Ph. D., OF
the University OF Pennsylvania, discusses
"Tbe Relation of the Modern Municipality
to the Gas Supply lie treats at length
Of the Philadelphia and the Richmond
gas-works, and remarks Of the latter: alt
Is safe TO say that the management OF the
public works IN Richmond will compare
favorably, from any point Of view, with
that OF any private works in the country"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13
by Fsrman Topper,
Real Estate Agents and AuciiOueers.
1918 east Main street.
rRIrSTEFS, SALE OF XALTARLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF NALU ABLE
i GRACE-sTKEEr PROPERTY. NJ. o.
BETWEEN FIRST AND FOU iiE =
STREETS BY virtue OF deed % trus- eN-
ecuted TO the undersigned. bearing dtte On
The I'd Gay Of January, 1883, and recO lei
I'm ktchn opd Chancery Court. Deed Boz,
1872 4 page 252 default having been made
In the pey Inent or certain notes therein 500
cured. aud beiDg required 80 10 90 toy th"
beneficiary. We shall sell By auction, on tue
preniseS. on
THURSDAY, JrNE - 1856
at clock =. NJ. the VERY NALCAB.E
REAL ESTATE above referred 10 aud fully
described IN the deed mentioned. lrc
dwelling has twelve rOU1ie with modern
conyenieuces and on the premises are
stable and carriage houses. me iOt irputs
50. feet and runs back 1873 feFt - an % ,,y
twenty iett " ide and j. ssttu l.u't. aud
shade -iiecs. vines, and flowers Tue ste
oilers IaIc chance f)r tne erection % three
fltst-c g. residences. which would make
charm ug homes or 1uc investments IhlS
is tine choice part ~ ttace street, anG shOui a
evoke eager bidding.
TIEM, cash Ps 10 eXrpuAcs ~ sale put
$3.50, with interest fiopi lW u1ty 2 1850.
$3.50 win Interest nom Appi ?. l-s5:
credit AS tosS7 30 due Ju.NH 1885. y credit
as 70 $3.50 cue tctOutr ,. 1850. als1t
credit ~ toSs7 80 sud 50 o"0 dt.' January
., lss7. balance a. anuoun '''i l,t sale.
T1IPPEN f...
ABKAM LEVY.
SAMUEL
ieI3 IIL.-res
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13

The National Republican says: "The
fool.killer is guilty OF an excess Of mercy in
spGipg the editors, preachers, and politi-
clans who are in the habit OF speaking OF
the President as 'the ruler OF this great
nation This nation Is not subject TO the
one-man power" Correct. But all the
same, the Republican party has been work
ing for years to subject it TO the one-mau
mower,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13
liy ". II. Lyme a Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioueers
lll3 Main street

TWO CHOICE WEST-G K \ G T.
4 STREET LOTS. FRONTING TOGE-
THEIR SIXTY EIGHT FEkl AT TIE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF CRAZE AND
HARRISON STREETS. TO III SOLD AT
PUBLIC AUCrlOS.-We shall sell hy au'-
ton, on the premises. on
THURSDAY NEXT, JUNE l7rH.
atG O'Clock T.. NJ, those TWO A pMIkABLI
LOCATED AND VERY AllRAt TIVE
LOTS at tine northeast corner Grace and
Harrison streets the corner fronting Box
l9gs feet md the adjoining lot 3tHlAt' .
feet with an alley IN rear twenty teet wide.
Those " no contemplate building on TINS
popular and fashionable street should bear
Ia mind the fact that there Is now out llttle
elonnd 10 be mad east ~ Richmond college.
al q should avail themselves u THIS opppr-
tunIty 30 secure this valuable. and perhaps.
The most attractive property IN So" aud
location ever 20 be offered for snir thorr, 10
beng well suited Tor Two or more spacious
residences or for one residence with nnud-
sOme grounds.
Terms: Liberal and announced al sale.
W. "A. LiNE 8 CO.
ELLA AuciIOurrfs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13
Nartiire nf Insanity.

by Apglo-American cable to the Dispatch
DuBLIN, June 12.-The coroner's jury in
the ease OF Mckenzie, the American Vice
Consul who killed himself after fatally
shooting his wife, rendered vcrdit that
Mckenzie was insane when he did the
shooting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13
by X. Y. Cnaiiin :" CO.
Rnsl Estate Auetioneefs.
SOL north Tenth street


TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OG
4 FIVE ACKES or LANO NEAR rhE
BROA Is STREET hOAp, hbutL Two
MILLS " Est OF RlCHMOND u Hen
RICO COT MY AS substituted trustees 'n
place Of ". ". Costly. deceased. under .
deed Of trust from A. q. Holiday. trustee.
for Jennie l.. Blair To W. W. Cosby, dated
November %. lssl. recorded IN CLERK s
office OF Heurico County Court, Deed hook
los rage 23l default having been made Ia
LAY ncnt Of certain notes secured tn"rent.
and bong required 10y the holder %. said
notes so to 10. the undersigned " "a sell Oy
public auction, on the premises. on
FRIDAY. JUNE l., 1855.
Mt ; O'Clock /. NJ. the LAND conveyed ov
sad iced Of trust. situated about Two miles
west II Richmond, near Broad street road.
an containing FIVE ACRES.
ms: CAST To pay costs OF sale and ipur
nott = OF ST. - each. with Interest rec pee
tiyt'y rom November -. lss2, NoFemp"r
20. 1853 November 2d. 1854 and NoVrW,
Der 2G. 1883: credit as 10 s3lt.y5 Hnd
gIes3 To November 20. 1856 and residue
on t.rms announced a sale.
~ ". COSBY. JR.
HARVEY WiiIS)N.
sui Trustees
sac 10y r. y. CHAFFIS 4 Co.. Aurt. oneer'
fr 1
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MEETINGS..

~ q s
HEADQU ARTERS RICH *
IL MOND COMMAh derry, No. X
2, X. r.. RICHMOND. Va. June 10, ~
Iss6-SPECIAL ORDERS.-SIR/
KNIGHTS: Assemble az the Byrd-street
depot, Richmond, Fredericksburg and PO-
,omac railroad, MONDAY MORNING,
June l4th, at $50 O'Clock, fatigue dress,
with side arms, To accompany the Com
mandery on It's pilgrimage TO Providence.
Train leaves at o o'clock, AMI docs not stop
at Elba station.
Sir Knights viii deliver their Templar
valises to the quartermaster. Sir Shirley
King, at the depot on the morning OF
departure, and must contain the COM
plete uniform OF Tempar on foot. as Sc-
cess to trunks or other baggage cannot be
had during the trip. Baggage for ladies
should be checked through CARRIER & Co.
BY order OF JAMES IL. CAPEEs. Eminent
Commander. GEORGE \. AINSLIE,
CaptainGeneral.
Attest s. McG. FIsHBR, Recorder.
10 1917
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13
DICHMOND MOZART ASS0CIA.
1S TION.
RESERVED SEATS.

The next musicale will take place at the
Mozart Academy OF Music on MONDAY,
June 18th, at $50 p. NJ. on this occasion,
In consequence OF the engagement OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. MACDONALD Miss Marie
stonel, OF the Boston IDEAL Opera Troupe,
RESERVED SEATS will be sold; Members
can secure their seats at 25c. eacn A. john
sroN's, commencing on SATU I'D
MORNING, 18th instant, at o O'Clock. Ad-
mission only by membership, non-resi-
dent, or invitation cards. which must be
presented at the door. Not more than six
seats can be reserved by any one penon for
himself and others. 10 ll-St
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13
MARRIAGES,

WINSLOW-MALONE. on the
afternoon OF June 9. 1886. at No. south
pine street. by Rev. w. J. Shipman. Mr..
DAVID A. WlNSLOW, OF Norfolk. Va, 10
Miss CARRIE L.. daughter OF John p. Ma
lone ESQ, OF Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13

The New York Tribune asks: "Can the
Democratic party learn anything in the
school OF experienced" Oh, yes we
have not been in quite two years yet.
We will learn q good deal during the next
fiftv wears
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13

eY~ SERVICE AT THE MONU-
MENTAL CHURCH on EACH SUNDAY IN
JUNE ASDJULY at IL a. NJ. and 81 p. NJ.
No ferYice In the chapel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13

nay" CENTENARY METHODIST
CHURCH Grace street between Fourth
and Fifth Streets Rev. WILLIAM f. Ed
WARTS, ID. D., Pastor.-ITeaching at IL
O'Clock 4. NJ. and at G.. o'clock p. NJ. By the
pastor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13

"Ten million dollars will not buy the
Hawaiian Islands," IL might pay the
United States to buy the Hawaiian Islands
and settle the Stalwarts upon them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13
SIMMER RYSORTs.

GRAND HOTEL, ALUM SPRINGS,
" RoCKBRIpGE COUNTY. VA. Hish
up Ia the Virginia mountains. Pictures no
Surroundings extensive aud beautifully,
snaded lava: gas, electric bells. aud al
modern improvements. two DAILY mAns,
premises: table the very best luxuFiously-
furnished rooms; superb band'of music.
end for illustrated pamphlet. Charses
moderate. Open for visitors June 10TH
Waters: Alum. Chaly beato. and Freestone.
b. 4. WILKINSON, Manager.
- la-lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13

"Bonnie BEN BUTLER unhesitatingly
ranges himself on the side OF the Offices"
But the Office persistently refuses to range
itself on the side Of Bonnie Ben BUTLER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13

"For once Chicago's cheek has encoun-
tered its equal, and naturally it stands
aghsst." Has it been struck by noun
tain OF brass?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13
Tor RENT.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Three-Story Factory, FraneIin street
near Fifteenth.
Factory, Rockets street near p!d Donin-
ion steamship wharf
New BrOad-street Store near Foushee.
with or without dwelling.
2416 east Broad. near Twenty-tfth; new
and cheap.
Boarding House Fourteenth street near
Main.
BOARDING House 2 south sixth street.
Warehouse. Cary hear Twelfth street.
store and Dwelling, BIS east Main
street.
Store and Dwelling. 7Os Brook avenue.
Offices, Stables. and Storage Rooms.
j. THOMPSON BROWN e CO.
le l3-1t Ills east Main street.
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TOR RENT, VERY Low.

i
No. SOB east Marshall street; IL or II
rooms.
No 3ls south Fourth street; rooms
No SIS west Grace street; rooms.
No. 1861 north Fourth street; rooms.
No 23O7 east Broad street; rooms.
40. $40 north Twenty-fourth street;
ROOMS.
No l0s Mayo street; rOoms.
Nos. 20f, 2O8 and 20S south Laurel street;
o rooms each.
No. 900 north Twenty seventh street; 8
rooms. -
STORES AND FACTORIES.
No 1918 east franklin street.
No. 334 north sixth street.
Factory on Franklin street between Nine
teenth and Twentieth streets
". H. LYME & Co.
ie 1885, Ills Main street.
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kOx RE> I.

TOR RENT. -.
4 NICE DWELLINGS,. ~
New Grace street Dwelling near Monroe
Atreet: 10 rooms.
500 ninth. near Clay 10 rooms
$40 Main, nt ar Madison. 10 rODms
bl8Jhird. near CLAY; rooms.
10 second. near Main: rooms.
697 First, near CLAY rooms.
7C4 Fourth. near Jackson: rooms
Nice suburban Dwelling corner Ashland
and Robinson streets: rooms.
1871 Cary, corner Jefferson: 8 rooms
1876 Cherry, near Beverly; 3 rooms.
6l5 Church corner Bowe; rooms.
SEQ Jessamine ONION HID: / rooms.
5C6 south First, near Maiden Lane:
rooms.
desirable Dwellings. small and large, IN
otner localities
Cell for WEEKLY RENT-LlSr
J. THOMPSON BROWN Il CO,
Is l2-lt lll3 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13
VALUABLE ALBEMAKLE PRO
PEKrY FOR SALE

VALUABLE ALBEMARLE PRO-
PFKrY FOR SALE.
I. TIE CENTRAL BpIEL PROPERTY
IN ChAIlottrsN lie, Va. TINS property con
tists Of An entire square siacsnt I'D The
Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad depot block.
aud contains "A neat ana substantial DICK
hotel building Win about thirty rooms.
The hotel Is we'll known and has long had
the principal patronage oi the city hnd
iIONE Tor WITH BRICK BUILDING.
Eu,tsbl fOr store and Office purpus = aiIo'n-
Ing the Chesapeake ana ohIo depot bald
III. i TIWS;'EIiSV2 uNlMpR0vED BUILDING
LOTS
IN said city. In close proximity totne Chesa-
peake and Ohio depot IN growing portion
OF town, ami well situated Tor business pur-
poses
". THE GLENDOWER MILLTRACr
In AlbemaT'e county, sixteen miles south
OF Charlottesville and four mi.es. north 81
ScOttsyllle. This tract consists OF 100 acres
OF good farming land with grist mill. sa -
mill, store-bou dwelliug.n 'use, choice
orchard, and ample Waiel.IOH Ell situated
IN the centre OF thirty aud th.ckiy set
'''0 Win Y. About 500 ACRES
OF wood and tim ber-laud within one M. Tee
Of lsst-Damed tract.
Tho many advantages and ap.dly-im-
proving condition OF Albemarie county rem
der all this property exceedingly ies raDie
All OF said PROPERTY VIII b. offered for
sale at public auction. IN separate parcels, IA
front Of the Central Hotel building. in
Charlottesville. Va. on
MONDAY, July s, 1850.
az IL O'CLOCK A. ".
TbRAs OF SALE: One fourth cash balance
on suitable time.
FOR particulars address
DlLI.ARD & DlLLARp.
NOyOlk, or
O. ". DfLLAkD,
Je l2-Su3t Scotisyilie. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13
BY Furman rupPcr.
Real Estate Agent and AUcii'Heor'
lOl6 east Main street.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

E0R SALE PRIVATELY, THE
Il HANDSOMEST CORNER LOT on
GRACE STREET NOW ON THE MARX IT.
We offer for sale privately the BEAl IL
Full LOT az the northwest corner Grace
and First streets. S0xl5i feet TO VIDE
alley. Terms very liberal. Apply 10
FRANK ID. HILL & CO,
jelS-st No q Eleventh street.
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RRIEE COMMENT.

KEEPER is working up boom-a false
boom, OF course.
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Aucrrur r.Lr,-rn,asr.

b d. . w. - ~ . y
TRUSTEES SAFE ~ RHAL 81.
i TsTE ~ CHK5 rfRfiEbU JJUSfY
b. viri D. ~ q deed 20 irast executed Va IN.
~ I~vic n. Fietci. sna Fred. d, stroud
dated ~ hruatv ~ ss6 snd duly recorded
~, III. CLERKS offirs ~ CorIerii~id County
Court 10 secure the payn"nt OF certain
p,its tIp,eID insutls'U,d. win tft''rest ia"
ilr,eou. snf q. fsur having hs"I inids aat
hstpa psque.ttd ~ 10 dp ry the o-ne1etsry
In ~ N, dr.d WI pro,,'st ." sol NJ pn"ic
nuct!oi, IN front of Chesterfield codrt-house,
'" MONDAY. JUNE u. 1888,
that being court-dav. commencing At II
oc'ock 4 NJ. the PROPERTY described Ia
said deed, rs follows: THAT CERTAIN
TRACT OF LAND IN Manchester Maxls,e.
rial District and coDtaiOing $50 AvhES
more or lees and known M the Leroy WOODS
Estate, Ing on Broad. ROCK road and elsnt
n,ilrs from Manchester &c
TERMS: Sufficient In cash 10 pay Oh hrst
note with interest. and expenses or sale
ard expenses for drawing aud recording
said deed say abont ss25-and the balance.
AN Otluting 10 S7l3 so, on credit OF SIX
fw.INe and eighteen months IRON me ls.u
81 February. 1886: aud sald safe is lnsu.
subject 30 all the trusts ana conditions ana
sztr.r, nts as men toned IN said trust-deed.
Je s-0s VI. n. lopnlIitt hIuseo-.
Nv Manning {. Staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents ard Auctloneers.
4 NEAT FRAMED DWELLING
~ 81 UATED NEAH HAM CEMETERY.
WeWill sell At auction. on
MONDAY, JUNE Il. 1855.
q, $50 y. NJ. the above described DWELL
ING. The lot Is e5Xl6S. Fine well on the
lot. making the place desirable.
TERMS: Easy.
MANNING c. STAPLES & CO,
ie 12-2t AaetloneerS-
by George w. Mayo. AuctIoneer,
John f. Lsughion. Jr., sslesman.)
No. 20 Ninth street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c,
IL AT AUCTION
MONDAY TIKI ltTH IGsrASr,
at 10Y clock | VIII sell, al my auction
/ IXCELLENT WALNUT CHAMBER
l MARSLt-rop POPLAR CHAMBER
BEDs,i EAps. MArrR ESSES TABLES.
CARPETS. REFIUGEKArOkS,
WATkR-COuLERS,
CHILDkEN'S CARRIAGES,
OClPEbLS PHuPkLLERi,
WALNUT And IRON CRIBS;
large assortment ~ useful HOUSE
ktkPING AHrigLE5
GEUnGE ". MAYO.
A UCTION SALE OF BANANAS,
"A 6C.-We will sell 81 auction or
MONDAY IuE lirn INSTANT
At O'clock shtrp. 200 punches CHOICE
RIPE BANANAS;
ALSO
CUCUMBERS tomatoes. ami NEW Pp-
TAIOtS LTCk g. POWERS.
Commission Merchants.
iel3 1925 Cary strc-f.
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by QUarles & Nccurdy
Real Estate AuCtiOnccs.

by VIdIIt5 q Nt-uIUFf
Real Estate AuCtiOnces.
4 TCTION SALE OF I r 4 VI +
~ DWELLING 1919 WESI LEIGH
STREET. BETWEEN MOTION AND ks
NEI STREETS BY request 81 tne owner
We viii offer Tor sale. on the premises on
WEDNESDAY. june Is. lss5.
az O'Clock, the DWELLING mentioned.
containing four rooms. closets. stable. No.
tached kitchen, sc. The lot fronts ~ f-r.
and runs back 22J feet 10 2o-fuo, alley
said alley being continuance ~ Ca,a,ir'
street.
TERMS: Al sale
QUARLES & MCCr ROY.
'el2 AU.-.DurNrt
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MI SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH

EfD pINVNN . ID n 7 7 10 I OIA INO II
Corner Main and Sixth streets)-Rev Will
LIAM w. LASDRUN, ID. D., Pastor.-Morn-
ing service at IL O'Clock; evening service
nj s O'clock ~
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l. OR + + n Z,
DESIRABLE DWELLINGS.

Brick Dwelling No. . west Clay street.
containing 10 rooms and all modern I'M
piONemeutS.
Prick Dwelling No sos north Tenth street,
containing rooms.
Brick Dwelling NO 303 north Twelfth
street. containing 20 rooms
BRICK Dwelling No 3l2 west Main street,
containing 10 rooms.
Brick Dwelling No. 26l3 east Grace
street. containing 10 rooms.
Kiick dwelling NO. east Broad street.
near FOushee. containing rooms, besides
detached kitchen. -
II. SELDOM TAYLOR.
Real Estate Agent and AuctOneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
L.
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FOR RENT,
Il DIV ELLINGS.

Brick, No. 300 north Twelfth; fourteen
rooms and hot and cold water and IN good
order.
Brick 500 west Grace; 10 rooms; now
being put Ia thorough order.
No. 8 west Cary street; eight rooms. all In
nice order.
Brick, 4O3 west Main oil ht rooms.
Brick 1913 west Main; six rooms.
Brick 3Is Fourth street; eight rooms
Brick, 3I4 west Main; eight rooms.
Brick, 7Z0 west Grace; eight rooms ana
stable.
Brick, 1918 Floyd street six rooms.
The above property VIII Do rented on
liberal terms a reduced rates.
ia l3.3t FRANK ID. HILL & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-13
MILITARY NOTICES.
AnISRMENrS.

AMUsRMENrs.
EIRST GRAND PICNIC AT "A
l. BLENNER'S PARK "A
MONDAY, JUNE IA, 1885, ~
from =. NJ. to 2 A. NJ.
Fine music and dancing. Refreshments
at city prices Remember that no Improper
characters are allowed, anda nne time pro-
missed 10 ell.
Gentlemen soc. ladies free. Je l3-lts
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Wcss Point.


Misses Belle and Lilly Lindsay are visit
ing in Richmond.
Mrs. Horace Routane Is visiting relatives
1t her old home, New York.
Miss Alice Whitlock, OF Richmond. Is
visiting Miss Leo stark at West Point.
Colonel J. f. Hoy, the Temperance
orator, and wife are visiting West Point
Mrs. Thomas p. Bagby is in Essex coun-
ty, visiting her father, Rev. A. f. Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McKenna, who have
been visiting in Baltimore, returned Friday.
Miss Lola Fry, Of Baltimore, Is visiting
West Point, the guest of Mrs. ID. W. Nor.
ris.
Miss Kate Christian, who has been visit.
ing in Richmond for over a month, re-
turned Friday.
Messrs. r. l.. Savage and Edwin Wilkin.
son, Jr., returned Friday from quite an
extended pleasure trip to the northern cities,
Miss Matte Hughes, who has been stu.
dent during the past session at Wesleyan
Female College, Staunton, returned home
last Friday.
Rev. Mr.. Potts, Of the Methodist church
at Williamsburg, spent several days at West
Point last week, the guest Of his friend, j.
r. Coupland, Esq.
The hop at Masonic Hall last Friday
night was ono OF the best Of the season.
There were many present, and the dancing
was spirited and the music excellent
Miss Matte Luster, OF Fincastle. who
has been teaching In the family OF DIR. VIII
liam Hosk,ns, Of lower King and Queen,
stopped day at West Point Friday, en-
route to her home.
The sad news, though not unexpected,
OF the death OF Mr.. Robert l.. Biddle, last
Wednesday, in Cecil, Nd, caused pro-
found sorrow 10 bis numerous former CON-