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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
EDWARD M'GLYNN.
Popular Catholic Clergyman OF New
York,

The Rev. Or. Edward McGlynD, pastor
Of -. Stephens, New York, has been sum.
moned 10 Rome to explain certain political
uttcrances and acts OF his which have not
been approved by his immediate supcriorS
The charges against him are probably based
upon the conspicuous part he took IN the
canvass in New York, undertaken for the
purpose OF making Henry George the
mayor OF that city. History has recorded a
vote Of GS, 600 rs the result OF that canvass. a
surprising expression OF strength, due, un-
questiopabiy, in a considerable decree, to
the popularity and eloqucncc OF Mr..
George. clerical friend. DR.. McGlynn IS
one OF the most popular priests IN the city,
not only with Catholics but with people OF
all denominations.
The Rev. Edward NcGlynn. u. D., was
born in New York in the year 1881. He
received tue rudImGDtS oi his scholarship
It a public grammar school in hi, native
city. At the aga Of fourteen he was sent
hy Archbishop IIu4heS TO the COLLEGE Of
he PROPAGANDA. Rome, where he remiioc1
several year,. la the last year OF his stu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15

ont the contents, folding them neatly, 70.
s"rciy fastened II. Bot to her horror she
declares that she found that = dollar bill
S.d been OMITTED, and as the letter was
Too securely closed to permit OF being
ing. she in her fright and panic DESTROYED
The hin. The detective came 10 after
this had taken place, but failed to
session. On the strength Of he! own state
ment the detective placed her under
arrest. The detective afterwards told ex.
limited. States. District Attorney stone. her
,awyer. that he believed Miss Baldrige's ac-
eonnt Of the affair and did not believe that
she intended TO take the money. and that he
would do what he could to recall the charge.
The fact that Miss BaldriRe could easily
have denied all knowledge OF the affair and
defied the detective to prove his charge Is
considered strong point 10 her favor. for
she was arrested on no evidence Obtained
by the detective, but on her own voluntary
atlmput.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15

die he va, transferred TO assist in the
establishment OF The American College IN
Rome, OF which institution be- was for a
time acting vice-prcsident. He was or.
dsioCd at the early age OF twenty-five and
a la,f years, and received at the same time
his degree Of doctor Of divinity. some
months later he sailed for MS native c5un-
try. and undertook active ministerial duty
IL the city Of his birthplace. After holding
tro appointments he was assigned to
The military Guardianship of the Central
Park Hospital, New York city, which he
hrld duringihrec wears OF the war. On the
death Of the Rev. Or Cummings he became
iAc parish priest OF 81. stephens. one OF the
larae.t places OF worship in New York
city. When the local authorities OF the
Church instituted system OF parochlal
schools Father McGlynu remained alone
smosg Catholic priests in his adhesion to
the public.school system, and he did not
advise the people Of his parish TO withdraw
their children from the public schools 10
put them in parOchial schools. lie was also
friend of the Land League when II lacked
friends. Later he was one OF the first men
Of note to Join the Labor party headed by
Henry George. DR.. McGlypn has also en-.
doISed Henry Georges theory Of taxation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
WANTED TO DIE.
nxs,raArr ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE OF
A poRrsnourH NAN.
IA stabs Himsslf in Several Places-A
Very Bloody Fight-Ravy'
Yard Notes.
,,,..-..,orosnos O, IN. Richmond Dispatch


NORFOLK, December IA, 1886.
Mr.. John l.. Herbert, well.known Gnu
zen OF Portsmouth, made despera'e Az
tempt to commit suicide tins morning ~
CARROTS clearinghouse, on County s'ree'
by stabbng himself fifteen times 10 Tue
right breast and stomach with clasp-knne;
He mutiated himself IN most IrlghtIui
manner, and will die from the eiiec's OF NJ,
injuries very soon. No cause Is assie"eu
Tor the melancholy affair, except tnat ne
had been on protracted spree. lie re-
marked to the doctor that he INTENDED 10
KIN himself, and does not desire 10 I'VE.
MIR. Herbert is extensively related IN for'''
mouth and Mathews county.
The survivors OF Ptcketts DIVISION VI
Portsmouth are organizing q movement
and are corresponding with the SURVIVORS
throughout Virginia, for the purpose oi
having a rt1nion OF the division al Get
,ysburg on the Sd OF LeXt July, the ann.
yersary Of the famous charge. 0enera'
Komper and General EpPa Hunton. tne
only two surviving generals OF the DIVISION,
will be communicated with at once, ana
asked to assist i'm making the reunion
success.
There was a bloody row last evening IN
a ban. room on lower Church street ne
tween Charles r. West and Edward Mey-
ers, IN which the former bad bis right ia"
broken in two places, and was Otherwise
bruised aud hurt, West was taken 10 the
tospitel, and to-day bis condition Is con,
sidcred very serious. Meyers was arrested
and committed to Jail.
Vessels are putting in daily IN distress,
having suffered at sea in the late severe
from New York TO Charleston, put N last
evening with loss OF part OF her cargo
and damage TO sails and rigging.
Owing to the heavy seas work on the
wrecks along the coast Is greatly inter-
rupted.
Rev. J. II. VI. Pollard Ccolored). in charge
Of the colored Protestant Episcopal church
OF this city. was ordained TO the priesthood
to-day at II O'Clock Ivy Right Rev. Bishop
F.N. Wbittle. The ceremony took place
at st. Paul's church In the presence OF a
large asscmhlage OF Episcopallans.
A large fleet OF weather-bound vessels
Put to sea this morning.
Ex-Sheriir Frank slade and Henry l..
Chase, prominent Elks Of this city, are IN
New York attending the session OF the
Grand Lodge.
The officers OF the training squadron give
a farewell reception to their lady friends at
The navy-yard tomorrow afternoon from
TO g.
Captain George Brown. commanding the
payy.yard, has again gone to Washington
on Adyisory.Board duty, he beng the
charman.
The clerks in the various store.bouses OF
the navy.yard are no longer alarmed. Nc
changes Will be made with them until July
1T.
Lieutenant CbaytOr, Of the Life.Sayina
Service. is in the city, and has been IN
structed TO select new sites for the life
saving stations along the coast in the vi
cinity OF Oregon and New lnlets, owing tC
the Entertainments OF the ocean the present
stations being deemed unsafe. q.
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ONLY AIL-WATEK RoUTE.

FlRS r-HLASS MEALS.
qne elcgan a. -rebuilt aud tast steamer
ARIEL.
(cSryng United states haiL)
Captain DEbO
l6aves Richmond every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. ana fRiDht ~
2 A 81. (BhCA D-STREErC CARS conn Fcl
IA FULL TIMED lur RbOve-nsmed PAGES
striving ct Norfolk al sec r ". Return
ing, The steamer leaves Norfolk and New
port News on alternate days, arriving Al
Ricb mond a $50 Z. NJ.
Through tickets 70 5Doge-named polLts
on sale on steamer and ~ CARRIERS Agency
1000 Main street Baggage cDsc ked through
STATE ROOMS ENGAGED FOB DAY
OK SlGbr,
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Moro. Z, Ports
mouth. Snilthfieid, Hampton, Old Point
WayeTly. aud HE ksfUrd, Va; Washington
ID, c.: NewbeTn. Washington, and Tarb0ro'
N. c.: all stations on Atlantic AID Dan
Vile railroad. Sesbcard and Roanoke raj
road, Norfolk Southern railroad, and Esst'
eYn North Carolina generally. also, foi
Eastern Shore Of Virginia and all regu 81
landings on the James aud R9ppahann0cs
rivers at LOWEST RATES, and througp
bills iRued.
l.. 3. TATUM, Superintendent,
DC 80 No. li0a Main street aud RocAetts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
LYNCHBURG.
A New Church PrOposcd-Iho Tobacco
Market.

Market.
,Corre~pondence OF the Richmond Dispetchl
DECEMBER II, 1856.
This city is in fair way 10 be known as
"Tbe CITY of Churches" II the constant
building OF them entities 1t to the appcllI-
tiop. No sooner is ore completed than an
other IL projected and constructed. The
last move IN this direction consists IN tue
purchase by the ladies OF 1t. PauFs tEpis'
copaD Guild Of the beautiful aud commo-
dious lot and mansion OF j. r. slaughter,
ESQ, at the corner OF Seventh and Clay
streets, on which, after the removal OF the
residence now on IL, the congregation OF
ST. Pauls propose TO erect a handsome
church and rectory. The lot is diagonally
opposite the Church OF The Holy cross
tCathoIic) and immediately opposite the
Clay-S treet reservoir. IL Is very c0mmo-
dious, running back to Madison street, and
is an elevated and attractive locality. Tue
price paid was $4,000.
Tobacco sales fell OFF last week to the eX-
tent OF 225, 400 pounds, the sales only reach
ing 13i.3O0 pounds as compared wild 3J9,-
200 the week preceding. This decrease
was owing to no scarcity Of the weed, or
indisposItion Of planters 10 market ii, but
solely TO the horrible condition OF the
on all kinds OF traffic dependent on the
country roads.
Maior r. J, otey, president Of the Lynch
burg. Halifax and North Carolina railroad,
has gone 10 New York on business con.
nected with letting the contracts for build
ing the road h. Durham.
The remains Of Mrs, Mercer Slaughter,
wife Of Mercer Slaughter, Esq, commits
sioner Of the Southern railway, passed
through here from Atlanta. where she died,
an route to Orange, Va, Yesterday.
Rev. T. NJ. Carson, rector OF It. PauPs
Episcopal church, is confined to his resi-
dfnce 10y illness.
Hopes are again being revived OF change
in the schedule OF the Virginia Midland
railroad by which cur mail facilities will
be improved. II so desirable result j.
not attained il will be from no fault OF our
businessmen in efforts 10 secure il.
PIX
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
Notes from Ashland.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch

Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dkpstcn.I
Colonel Walter steel, prominent North
Caroi0ian aud a. congressman, aud Que OF
the Grst graduates Of RaDdolpb-Macon Col
lego, has been 10 Ashland for several days.
he was invited BY the members OF the
Washington Hall, OF which be ~ the Oldest
living ex.member, 10 address them at 4
O'Clock Monday evening. Several profess
fors and large number Of students were
present, and The venerable gentleman was
In his bsppiest mood, CONFUSING the au-
diepce with his rich fund OF jokes and then
producing the profonndest impression
when be spoke Of The bright future for en-
ergetic, educated young men. "f0u be
long, young men," he said, "to race TIA,
IL destined, under God, 10 ciyiilze and
eysugeiize The world. DO yotr part; do II
Lobiy. lie an honor 10 your lineage, %
your college, 10 your home, and 70 Jour
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country" Colonel Steel Is Justly held 70
hieh esteem here, and the students are al
ways delighted b bear him speak.
At the close Of Mr.. StcePs speech there
was loud and prolonged call for Pres.
Dent Smith, who came forward and made
one OF the pretlicst impromptu speeches
your correspondent has ever heard.
Professor Shepherd, who was stricken
with paralysis at the session OF the Memo.
dist &. Inference about three weeks Ego, j.
,mproyipg, and hope. are entertained OF
his 81 eedy recovery. lie Is now at Peters.
burg. and may not be home for two or
three weeks vet. His wife Is with hun.
Professor Smith has Just had tint bed
very elegant haIl for the Young Mems
Christian Association. II Is said to be one
OF the finest Of the kind In any southern
college. II Is certainly handsome hall,
aud reflects much credit on the college.
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Augusta County.
ence nj tina Richmond Dispatch J

STANTON, December ~, 1886.
The new bridge which the county had
buit over Middle river, on the Churchy'lle
rosd. was completed last week. IL was lei
10 contract last summer. The next bridge
which The county will build will be over
the south river at Waynesboro'. where II Is
much nee ded. A portion OF NE money Is
TO be raised by citizens, aud only $500 Is
now required to complete the sum OF over
$4,000, which an iron bridge with stone
abutments aud fills will cost at that poin,.
The little boy, Harry Hintz. who ran I'M
der a heavily loaded wagon whilst coasting
IN stanton, was dong fairly well Monday
night.
Mr.. Ben. Lands Greider and Miss Flor
ence Lee Antrim. CT Waynesboro', Will he
married IN the Presbyterian church OF that
town tomorrow night at s O'Clock. Mr..
Greider is the agent OF The SHENANDOAH
Valley railroad at Waynesboro' junction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
DECEMBER 10, 1856

10 he Editor Of the Dispatch:
Please. state in the Semi. Weekly Dis.
patch in whit dictionary tie word grlie-
some can be found, and obligc an
OLD SUBSCRIBER.
"Gruesomc is another form OF grew
scme." Both are In WorceSter's quaTto
fast edition..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
sudden Death.
n, ,be Richmond Dispetchl

WILLIAMsBuRG. Va, Dec. Is, 1856
Mr.. d. A. Lane died last night at his
home, in James City county, very suo-
denly. lie was taken sick at O'Clock, ana
in three hours was a corpse. Mr.. Lane
was a Young man OF about TWENTY-FIVE
wears Of age, and had recently returned
from the West, where he had lived for the
past four or five years. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15

The late Countess Of oxford was one OF
the Lest.known members Of the English
colony Of Florence, and was one OF Miss
De La Rsme's (Ouida',) few and staunch
friends therein. The novelist has given a
life-like sketch II her in "Frlendship."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15

NONO0/ON(DD7/|vVl ?
BY Frank u. Hill q Co..
AuetiOneers,
No A nnYfh ElaYapfn street.
SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE
i MACHINERY, IECLupIEG BoILEK
FoR A LABGE MANUFACTURING BUeI.
NEss, Al No. 1920 EAST MAIN STREET
REf EMILY OCCUPIED BY CHARLES T.
PALs En- Eso.-By virtue OF q deed of trust
dated August ~, 1850 and duly recorded
in the clerk office Of Richmond Chsncery
Court. we will sell at public auction. on
WEDNESDAY. DEcEMBEs 8. 1885.
commencing at IL O'Clock A. NJ, on the
preuiiefs, NO. 1929 eat Main street. the
following PROPERTY -tO.wit:
i Io.HOReE-PU~E ENGINE and 90
HORSE. POWER BOILER:
2 LARGE PUNCHES;
IRON LATHE5: .
1 IRON PLANER;
I UANIELS WOODPLANFR;
/ KEY SEATING MACHINE:
] EMORY STAND;
/ SWINGING FRAME and EMORY
! GWEI SfsTr6isE and WHEEL;
/ ROKING MACHINE;
/ NOTICING MACHINES;
q DRILL PRESSES:
1 MOOD. FRA NE IA W-TABLE
l IRON.TOP IA TABLE:
/ Iron FRAME sURFA CT PLASER;
! aAND-PAvING MACHINE;
l BOI T-CUTTEK MACHINE;
1 pair IRON SHEARS, VICES, TOOLS. &C.,
and many other articles too numerous TO
mention. 49,.
Also. Ia rye number PATTERNS for HOL-
LOW WARE, PLOWS, SHELTERS, CIDER
MILLS including complete outfit for large
business. STOCK OF NEW FLOWS, CIDER
MILE. CORN-SHELLERS PLOW-CASf
INGS, REAPERs aud MOWERS and =
large lot OF OLD IHON-cast, scrap, and
wrought.
and other materials. which cen he seen a.
any time by parties wno desire to pur-
chs~e. 49,
TERMS: All sums under 500 cash; over
that amount sixty days, with interest
added and good tncorser.
CUNNINGHAM HALL,
BLAIR BOILING,
Trustees.
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StcyiDS hhEfS- Future Bay.
~ George y. Mayo, Auetioac9r
InO. +. Laughton, Jr., Salesman
40. rs Smith street


BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION OF
ID eVPFRIOR PAINTINGS ASO
WATt R-COLOkS. IN COL d. l. T. Al
FRAMES Al ACCrION-On
THURSDAY me 18Th lS.1AHc
will commence the sale. al the store cor
ner % Ninth ana FRANKLIN streets OF Il
beautiful aud valuable collection ~ OIL
PAlnTINGS and " ATEH COL0no "a eiaO-
oiattly finished GOLD-LEAF FRAML@.
The colleci EN- braces variety or huO'
iects 10y eminent American aud tnr0p"ah
artists well worthy toe attention OF the
pEblie. a., !,
Tho eale VIII be conducted b. Mr. b.
sCuIT. il, who has made some OF Inc
lRIg6 u sales " oil. paintings In thls conn
Try. snd viii he held at 100 ociorg r. VI
FRIDAY. ..-,
The gallery viii be on exhibition on "ed-
nesdpy. when descriptive cata'o%ue- may
be had. bhphnE MNhN,
s.Ia Auctiuuee-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
AgCT.er sA lLl.,'-.l y.t.r. Days.

AUCTIOH sALEs-Y.t.Fe Days.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i PERSONAL PROPkRTY.-By virtue
recorded in the clerk of'ice OF charles CITY
county, Va, ana for the benefit OF the par.
ties secured by said deed. the undersigned
trustee will sell ct public auction, at sandy
Point, Charles City county, Va,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER. az. 1850,
st 10 A. NJ, the property conveyed in
Rid teed-viz, q VALUABLE STOCK OF
GENERAL MERCHANDISE such "a IL 70
be found In o first-cIaS country store, and
IA HEAD OF YOUNG FAT CATTLE.
Trims: For merchandise cash for cat
tie " III be made known on day OF sale
HENRY WAXING.
de 15-W&F2t Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
LEoSaEEG Pups.
PINS0- rUSiSG.
WANTS.

VA ANTED, ALL HUOKSTERS,
w Green. OroceIs, and Fruit alers 10
examine cur stock ar
COO bushels of Burbank Pniatnes.
$50 barrels Aibemarle Pippiu Apples
$50 barrels different varieties Apples
I7b boxes Florida Oranges
Is bs ~ Backeye Peas
90 tubs choice Virgin Butler
z cars choice Ga .bsse,
10 bags Peanuts.
600 pounds Buckwhea' Flour.
rs crates choice Eggh.
Also, receiving Dressed Poultry daily. Call
and be convinced We can com pete &iin any
houke here in stock aud prices.
LUCK & POWERS,
Produce Commission Merchants.
da 1b-lt I1gg Cary street
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StVE KiChMOND
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
465F,h MAIL daily except sunday.
955A NJ. ACCOMMODATES daily lex
ccpt sunday.
7.45 A. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS daily (cI
cept Monday.

cept Monday.
CONNECTIOSS.
A. Clifton Forge with Chesapeake ana
OHIO railway fpr the South, West, and
Northwest.
AtLynchburg with Norfolk and Western
railroad for FL points south, southeast, and
Southwest, and virginia Midland railway
for all points North and south.
At Richmond with Associated Railways
for all points IN the south, and klcnmoui,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad Tor
all points NUlih. ,-
At Lexington with Baltimore aud ONO
railroad making close connections al Hhr-
per Ferry 10 end from Pittsburgh and the
West. siso TO paints North and East
6letJ,u4.cof attached % NlqM E1prtis u
Iynrhttrs. .,-,
TiaIus marked daily except sunday.
Tickets sod 90 all points. Offices: Slo
essi Main street. 1000 Main, aud al Ken.
I.oud ard Alirghqny depot Eightn and
Canal streets. j. Ia I'M HlO
Gerera' Passenger suc Express agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15
nGgAWgUKE - STEAMER.
NlD DOMtlUE STEAM -. N
: SUP COMPANY. ~. To-
FrE NEW YOaf


st~ellaeB lee se Richmond EVERY IIfs.
JtAN aua FRIDAY a. : y. y" aud SAl u's
DI1 A. G / ".
:t.9uss leave Few Norz iJr H.cnE.Jua
t-4 NCg'oik, livery II E~DNf ana ~
UHDAN - az. NJ. and fnr tlclmuno dive,
NVEt y THU ~ DAY ~ =. ".
fsrs.r4er accom- 'uoustlun- uuburTnShea
CArla r - 10 reW fOgE riu Jsines-
river -ulte Quc.Udlnx meals ana
l,51n6 Trjp i'rEeis limiled 10 thirty
daysafta. rfe Of isSue................ q OF.
-tsor7. " ia eutt.tiruce -..s........-., =.
s.ecrst b.. W.thuul tlrt Silence ,.'.,..... ''
Goblin isre tp0 Chesapeake and QUO
cabin ,yie tfa Krumoni aud Peters
hnrg RAJ iron .......... .............. - 81
1lchCtr can ZEE oDta'ned at a. ". & thef
1000 NAln street, Chesapeake ava ON.
1~C Richmond Hnd Petersburg tepos. P''
81 rompany's OF ccs, 1901 Ms Il strs'i sn'
wharf Rockets
froizn.s ~ wsrceC and tnroasD Dis o..
,ud'ug issueO 30. l,IUtG beyond NtW l'fk
frf.2ni fece. y.d daily uGtil =. VI
Manifest c.o,ei on gsllins dsNs ole mo-
Passengers can leave SeW ORR TnGnda'
ard saturday a. ,. VI. Dy Tie Ne"pof
N.Ws slsf,ur aud arrive az Richmond p
tre ,nesaocd 10 ard OHIO train ioe mex
H@e1gSrs leaving Richmond o. MON.
BAY9. 1UEbIahS NIDE hSOAl
IEUWSDAlS, and SAT- HDAf~ o5
fleCleeapeake aud DhiO railway lc.d Nsg
MORT NeV0 80 s.4S 4. ". aid by tuo kicn.
MonA pud Istemhurg railroad ,saIIe days.
81 si;30 A H., wil make con .ecIol a.
yOBFOt X With steamer leaving lunse lays
SAILlEGs rHls WEEK.
WYASckr Captain HI LrteRS, FRI
DAY. December l7lh, so O'Clock T. ".
HNl.HkW sVrH C3t"iu jENNEi. SAT-
IkDAT. pcr,fr her lsiti. at 3 o'c Ock =. 81
OLD DOMINION, Captain SNITB r. ~.
GAY, Icc. Islcr - b. ~ 8 O'Clock ?. ".
G.pltgE ". ALLEN & CO.. Agents,
SO 1901 Nam street aud
=. 20 NnLnNrE s 3 nar- NOrhelIs.
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by sampson * AGamson.
Real Estate Auctioneers and Insurance
Agents
SIS Hull street Manchester Va.

TRUSTEES SALE or A VAIL.
L ABLE House AND LOT FRONflSG
ON NINTH STREET. BErWEEA Dtl y
ICKAND STOCKTON SrREETs. IN tlE
CITY OF MANCH ESTER. NA.-by v.ride
of deed OF Trust noln Mrs. Bette y, boruui
TO The undersigned. trustees OF the NerAau
les bIildiug. Fund COMPANY, 10 The clty OF
Man. ester. dated July rs, 1854 ana AMY
recorded IN the clerk s Oiiice or tue HuatIhss
Jourt Of said city, Deco Book o. page ooi,
default having been made IN the pay ment
Of ,he bond secured thereby. and helnS re.
quirt d So 10 90 by the ssid Bald. ng. Fuhd
CCmpsBv. they TIE seid underslgned lflS-
ieGs, viii sell IT. public aucilod' On the
premises on
FRlDAY, DECEMBER "a 1885,
at 4 O'Clock u IL. that VERY DESIRABLE
HUUSk ana LOT, fronting 40 feet on
the west side OF Ninth street. between
lecatuf and $40 'kton streets ara running
hack i32 feet. The DNELLiNu Il larse
building, containing seven rooms, nails,
&c., aud j. III mat rate repair. TOTS pro-
berty Is one OF the moSt desiranie homes
Ia the city being In good ne'ghhofnooc,
convent tent TO site -cRir, market. ~c,
TURNS: Cash as 10 the sum or $500 20
ara costs OF executing tbis trust the osl.
ance upon such terms M Will be made
KrowD at the bale. ,,.,
a. o. NrHAE
II. tiIZGERALD.
a.NpsoS a Ana asoN Auctiouscrs de Il
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Powell as. Hayes.

Powell rs. Hayes.
BY virtue OF a decree Of the Richmond
Chancery Court entered on Inc TN day Oh
August 1888 and an amended decree en-
teIed December I, 1850, the undersigned
special com n issiOners appointed tnereln'
VIII sell on he premises, on
EDNESDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1883,
at p M the RIAL ESTATE therein re-
fe1red 10 being the HOUSE AND LOT on
Poplar street fronting SO feet on the south
side OF Poplar street ard running BACK on
one side los feet 2 inches and lO4 feet
inches on the other side the rear llne belns
81 feet inches, being the same real estate
conveyed 10 James HAYES by HANNAH
EWell snd Others by deed dated April 20
1872 ard recorded In Deed-bOok lVl d.
page BOZ. .-,... =, 81,
and twelve months. interest added, ana
IitIe retained until All OF sa ID purchase mo-
ney ia paid and deed ordered ty the court.
l.. O. WENDENRERG.
BEVERLEY T. CRUMP,
Special ommissionets.
J. THOMPSON Brown & CO., Auctioneer5.
POWELL, pLAINTIFF. AGAINsT HAYES, &C,
DYFEEDANTs-iN TIKI CHANCERY COURT
OF TIKI CITY or RICHaOND.
|. BENJAMIN u. Berry. clerk ~ said court,
certify That the bond required OF tne spe..
cial Commissioners by the decree III salu
cause OF August 7, 1888, has been duIy
Given under my hand ths l4th day OF
Ge9 BESJAMIN II. BERRY. Clert.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-15

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