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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER Isr

Low PASSENGER RATES.
To New York Qimited) .......................S Sc
To New York UNLIMITED ................... 10 0C
To Philadelphia Qimited) ..........-...... 80
To Philadelphia '(unlimited) ............... so
Second-class 10 New York Qimitedl.. 80
Close connection made at New YORK for
all points North and East.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
They want Their Red Flags.

4 Chicago special saws The attorney
for the Anarchists have addressed this Letter
TO Mayor Harrison. State. Attorney Grin
nell. Chief Ebersold. Inspector BOHticld
Captain william Wood. Lieutenant Bow.
Ter. Lieutenant PcnZen, Captain O'DOn'
nell. Lieutenant Blettncr. and Lieutenant
Barcal:
"Gcntlemcn,-Pleas take notice that
We. as the attorneys OF the International
Carpenters MON, No. |, OF Chicago, and
Of the Bohemian WOrkingmen'> BUILDING
society. both incorporated, hereby Request
the return OF the property hereinafter de
scrbed. which was taken bv officers OF the
police en- the 9Th day Of May, 1856. From
the Carpenters Union there was taken from
the headquarters, II west Lake street, ono
red flag. about six feet by eight, silk, Will
a gold-iringcd border. inscribed 'lnterna
iiOnal Xemmerlcutc II. Bluschreiner Union
No. /, Won Chicago From the rooms OF
the Bohemian NOTkincmen's Building 50
ciC1y, corner OF Centre avenue and Eigh
tenth street, were taken two red flags (noi
inscrihed). 200 yards OF red flannel. sixteen
mouograms; also, two books containing
names Of members.
"I'nless The property l. returned within
ten DAYS We shall be compelled 20 bring
such action H. may in our judgment be iu'-
tifCd 10y the facts presented 10 NJ. W.
also add that the property i in no SENSE
unlawful. or such as i 10y the Laws OF tht
state prohibited. nor has any unlawful Us;
teen made 81 said property. We trust thu
request will find favor with you and tb'
prcpoItv speedily returned"
The police .av they viii Leave tie mattel
in Mr.. Grinnell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
1HE EASTERN SHORE.
q, sfer Dredgers Jailed-Narriages.
&c. &c.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatchl
~ A.L..Li. h.nrL..l...r Il 100


ONANCOCK, December Is. 1856.
Two negro men, George Highland and
Delaney Wright. OF Cfisfield, Md. are in
Aecomack county jail. having been arrested
ny Captain Gaskins, OF the Virginia oyster
police, for Illegal dredging in POcOmoke
sound. The bugcye Daisy, in which they
were operating, was also captured, but tue
captain escaped 10 another boat aud GOT
off. \ >larp fIe was kept up for some
time between the oyster police and the
dredgers, and but for the fact that the am-
munition Of the oyster police mas exhausted
there would have been other captures. a.
there were number Of Maryland boats
dredging in the same waters.
The foreign holders OF Virginia bonds
are making desperate efforts 10 sell their
coupons TO taxpayers on the Eastern shore.
They nave established an agency over here,
and are flooding the rural districts with
advertisements in the hope Of getting the
farmers to Use coupons in plying their
State taxes. Thus far only 1925 have bcel
rendered in Accomack county. and. though
the past year has been a very disastrous
one to The farmers OF this section, 1t i, moi
believed that MANY Of them will accept the
gratutous oGer Of help from the foreign
bouunolUlNs
Miss Emma Finncy and q. Jennings
W afles wee married nrar here Thursday
evening by Rev. John W. llundley, OF the
Baptist church.
4 notable marriage took place Thursday
at EaStvlle, in Northampton county. where
Rev. Gtorge W. Easter, OF the Episcopal
Church. unitod in m1rrla!c Miss GeOrgana
PesTeib and Mr.. Arthur Jefferson; both OF
northampton county. but formerly of Eng
land. The ceremony took place in tie
Episcopal church.
Lille Otweil. a young daughter Of W. =.
Oiwell, Esq, living 1t llornt0 Hn. in the
northern pant OF Accomlch, was bitten by
little dog more thana week ago. Nothing
Wa thought Of it al the time. but the little
girl has since had several commissions.
though she has thus far ,hown no aversion
10 water, and it is hoped thai her trouble
may not prove 10 be hy0rophobia.
kAILIA~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
nv :, 20 have passed through II IN

btry ~ 70 nh'o P
TSSins all these circumstances Into ~
.s,st MANAGER &. ID. Hees has theory
sbont The Wsy the sWindler got away Win
hrs bootv. He Ia satisfied that the man VINO
r,,,eti n, him n Cosmopolitan Hall about
fortnight before the Mexicans were taken
in e The swindler. Some OF the clothing
carried bv the swindler was marked y.
RS Mr.. Nichols had In his employ about
two wears ago In Mexico wtde.awake,
clever Hebrew, who called himself Carlos
RIocb. This man knew Mexican territory
thoroughly. .singularly Mr.. Nichols sus-
rected Bloch Of completely In the anair
when he first heard Of il. Bloch went
10 Las Vegas, New Mexico. on
leaving Mr.. Nicbols's employ. AS NJ.
Nichols saw the caller at Cosmopolitan Hall,
Il Is certain that he was not Bloch. Bloch,
indeed. would not need TO ask Tor informt-
tion about the City Of Mexico, nor would
he 90 there as Marcus Mayer's brother. Tor
no & well known there. Mr.. Hess suspects,
however. that Bloch was concerned with
the sytndle, II II were accomplished by
one man. that man would need to know
MEXICAN territory in order to get ont OF the
country. Perhaps be had an accompliceto
pilot him 10 safety. with the propensity OF
sharpers 10 drift together, the swindler ana
his aecomplice may have met 10 Las Vegas.
II would then have been natural arrange
ment for the pilot to wait Tor bis As
sociate at some point on the railroad from
which they could most easily get away
from the line Of pursuit. NO better place
could have been chosen for this purpose
than the one ut which the swiDdler left the
iraIn, and the course he aftcrward took
could not have been more cleverly planned.
He would have been I've or six days in
reaching the boundary line, but he could
easily cross IL, and then make his way
without trouble TO numerous means oil
exit from that section. At Point Isabel,
twtnty-one miles from Brownsville, he
could have taken steamer for New Or
leans, or he could have put himself without
much extra trouble on the line o! railway.
From the clever flight n we'll as from the
adroit method Of the swindie, Mr.. Hess
feels bound to think not only that the "trip
TO and fro was completely mapped out. but
that the return journey was guided by an
accomplice who knew all about the conn
try. 81 shouldn't lie at all surprised he
said. all the swindler bad reached New
York long before this time. Perhaps hr
has sailed from here for Europe. lie didn't
60 10 Havana feel certain"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
ALBEMARLE.
An urYlgsfIHe WILL CASE IN rHl
COUNTY COURT.
Some Of the Yvidsnee-fhs Dscision-The
Harper Party-A Dynamite 1xplo-
sion and Sensation.
Of the Richmond DispatchI

fCoYreGpOndenee OF the bicnmono D1spsN"'
CHARLOTTESVILLE, December 20. 1886.
Five davs Of the County Court were
taken IN With the ]. w. Jones will case,
which presented some questions OF inter-
Get. Some months after the death OF MI.
Jones paper was found amid the rubbish
Of an clubhouse used as q lumber-room, and
was offered by Mr.. j. y. Perkins, OF Flu
wanna, as the ologIaph Will OF Mr.. Jones.
Il wps dated the Nth Of May, 1862, and was
wholly written by Mr.. Jones, sealed and
signed. but 1t had an aitestation clause ana
no witnesses, Folded up in the paper wa
A shp written by Mr.. Jones also on the l4th
Of NAV. 1862, and an obituary notice OF the
death of a friend cut from newspaper.
The writing disposed OF the entire estate OF
Mr.. ,Jonts--gave Mrs. j. n. Perkins 200
more than any other child, and cut of Mrs.
Ayers with $i00. II was proved that Mr.:
Jones was very careful man; that he bad
two iron.safes In which he kept his papers,
and that he had said TO Mr.. John NJ. God.
win. Mr., James Hawkins. and Mrs. 'Ayres
that be had made no will; that the law
made Good enough will for him. aud that
he wanted all his children to share equally
in bis estate.
Judge White. basing his opinion on q
long line OF decisions, held that the VIII on
ITS face showed that it was not hnal; that
the slip found with il was probably
memorandum for a will; that the paper
lacked that certainty which the law re-
ouired Of will. Judge White further
declared that he thought parol evidence adj
Missile, and from that, also; 1t was clear
that The papers could not be sustained as Il
will.
$. V. soutbaIl and Samuel Il. Woods
represented the four contestants-Ars.
Ayres, of Danville; Mrs. Edwards, OF
charlottesville; Mrs. Furrow, OF Balti.
more. and Jesse Il. Joues, Of Charlottes-
vile: and Davis & Harmon represented
Mrs. j. n. Perkins, OF Fluyanna county.
Counsel for Mrs. Perkins afterwards
made several motions 10 the court to pro-
bate either Of the papers offered, and also
10 allow them fee OF 300 ont OF the Jones
estate. all Of which were denied by Judge
White. An appeal was then taken to the
Circuit Court, where the matter will probd-
bly come up before jury at the May term.
This morning at quarter TO u o'clock
somebody exploded dynamite IN close
proximity 10 the front wall OF llarri>'s
foundry building. SCATTERING windows. but
doing no further harm. Considerable
alarm was Occasioned in the immediate
neiehbOrbood. as many thought locomo-
tive had exploded.
Mrs. Eoula AlthoG tnfe Miss Bibb) died
Yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock Of COM
plicafion Of diseases which had confined her
TO her room for several months.
The Harper party, who visited Monticello
last week. were peremptorlly refused adj
mission 10y the manager, who followed lite.
rally the general directions OF Mr.. Levy.
the owner, New York gentleman. During
their visit 10 the University OF Virginia the
party received every attention which genu.
inc courtesy could suggest. ORR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
Ar.mou. uor,.man bead.

NEwBtRCu, \. u, December ~. Alden
Goldsmith, the famous horsemap, died At
midnight last night at Walnut-Groye farm.
IN the town OF blooming Grove, Orange
county, after an illhess Of three weeks. Mr..
Goldsmilh was born DEFENDERS (. lS2O. Early
IN life nc began TO breed tine horses. Gold
smiths Maid, trained aud developed by
him. has linked the name OF her owner
forever with the horse interests OF the coun.
Try. He also brought ont Gloster, Hun
ifess, Powers. Driver, Alley, Volunteer.
Heptagon, Domestic, CASTELAR,. aud scores
OF other noted tro.ters. For nineteen
years be owned Volunteer. perhaps the
most prominent stallion in America.
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'
tit1 TAXES.


OFFICE or CITY COLLECTOR,
RICHMOND. November 80. 1858.
THIS OFFICE WILL BIZ OPEN
DAILY
between the hours NJ O'Clock A. NJ. and o
O'Clock T.. NJ. nom the
18TH 10 TIE slsr DAY or DECEMBER
1883. INCLUSIVE,
for the purpose Of receiving from all per.
IONS
TAXES DUE THE CITY OF RICHMOND
ANY person who shah fail TO pay said taxes
within the time so limited will be consldeied
delinquent, and Will be charged peualty of
FIVE PER CENT. and interest al the rate
OF paJ centum per annum.
A. r. wOOpsOy,
de lin CITY Collector.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
AUCTION sALES-Futurs Days.

TRUSTEES SALE CT A VALUA-
l. BILE TRUCKING FARM IN THE
COUNTY OF HANOVER, NEAR Pc l. K
GREEN.-By virtue OF deed OF trust exc
cuted 10 me by Virginia A. Whitlock and
Virginia L. Wars, and being required
theie etc by the parties therein secured. |
shal offer for sale at public auction, on the
premises, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY IS. 1887,
at ~ NJ. that VALUABLE FARM contain
Ing 1851 ACRES mere or less. near Pole
Green, In Hanover, apd adjoining the lands
OF ". II. Talley and others. and situate i'm
N ediafely on the Raleigh road about nine
miles from Richmond. and two and n half
miles from Atlee's station, on the Cnesi-
peske and Ohio railway.
This farm is one OF the most fertile In he
neigh borhood, and one Of the best trucking
farms 10 Hanover and has, also. number
OF acres seeded 10 clover and grass.
There Is also DIV, Hing and other build
ings on IL.
TERMS: Cash enough to pay all the ex-
penses Of sale, and the sum OF Sos and in
ierest thereon nom the 9th day Of October.
1864. on credit for the sum OF $3.50 until
the 9th day OF March, 1887. and as to the
residue TO De announced at day ofsale.
IL will be offered for rent at that time for
the year 1857 upon such terms as will be
then announced. GEORGE Z. HAW,
Trustee.
r. h. DUNN Crer. de 2l.Tu4W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
BY George +. Crawford.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1908 Bank street.

Tor SALE AT AUCTION, WITH
Il OUT LIMIT OR RESERVE, A HOUSE
OFFOUR ROOMS ON SEVENTH STREET.
NolOI4-By request OF the owner / VIII
sell at auction, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER %. 1888.
al ~ y. NJ, the e.described PROPER
TY, fronting on seventh street rs feet aud
running back l24 feet.
TERMS: Cash, $3.50; balance on a credit
OF six and twelve months for negotiable
notes, with Interest added, and secured by
deed OF trust on the property.
q. r.. CRAWFORD.
de17 Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
HOTELS.
IsHfffsssN
OtyICE or IRE SUPERINTENDENT
VIRGINIA PENITENIIARY.
-

OtJICE or IRE SUPERINTENDENT
NIRGINIA PENITENIIARY.
December 81 1850. )
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received at this Office until TUESDAY
December 2sth. AZ IL O'Clock NJ for furnish.
Ing this institution with FRESH bEEF-
nom Q 600 to 10. 600 pounds more Ur less
monthly from January l, 1857, for three
months, also, bids for six months aud
twelve months-the Board nj Directors
having the privilege OF accepting either OF
the bids AND reservipg the right To rejec.
any and all bids-the bee 10 De furnished
and delivered In sucn quantities aud at
such times as the superintendent may re-
qciie al the ltentlsry, subject 10 IN
srection. Samples 10 be exhibited.
". w. MOSES.
de 2l&25.2t Superintendent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21

WINCHESTER, Va. December %. In the
local election the Probibitiopists were de.
tested In every district, their opponents
csnyIng Cake county by 800 majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
RAILROAD LINES.
HAILkOAO LtHEN.
IL - 9U -
NORFOLK AND WESTERN Ran
~ ROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT nov. l.. ia.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NoRYoLy

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. H. Is.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO MORRILL,
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNcHBuHo.
LEAVE RICHMOND
ll:eo A. M. Daily, VIA Richmond ana p
tersburg railroad. Arrive a, %
tenbury 1920 y. NJ; leave D.
tersburg 1890 y. NJ. daily, ~,
rive at Norfolk s:ioP. N.
lilo A. M. Daily. ptd Rich mond ana -
tenburg railroad. Arrive Al p
terburg 1870 p. N. No,
leaves Petersburg 1910 p. v
nor fsrmville, Lynchbury. a.
snose, Bristol. Knoxville. sns
81 points south and west.
o:oO =. d.. DAILY, except Sunday va Rrn.
mond and Petersburg railro.s
Arrive Petersburg IT'S =. N
saves Petersburg TAO p. n
daily, arriving Norfolk 10 y
N Through car Achmols u
$50 =. N. Daily, except Sunday. va Hen.
mond and Petersburg ralIrrat
Arrive AZ Petersburg TSP. -
connecting with train No. i
leaving Petersburg AZ So; -
NJ, for tarmville, Lynch nm,
Roanoke. Bristol, known
Chattanooga. ami al po,r,.
south and west
PULLMAN SLEEPlNG.CAR ACCOgvo
DATIONs.
No. 1-Sleeping-oar from Peiertu-g "a
Bristol without change "
No. s-ROan0ke 10 Atlanta. Macon An.
New Orleans, without change
Tickets, baggage checks aud a. ir'or,,,-
ton can be obtained at Richmond ana -.
teBburg railroad depot and a. v g.
bers, 1000 Main street. WE Etyfff
General Passenger anf Ticket Agent
CHARLEs q. EDDY, Vice Pres Gent
General Office. Roanoke. Va 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
FOX REST.
BARGAINS IN WEST END. G
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

I33x145 FEET OF GROUND at northeast
corner Of Laurel and Beverly streets
3oxl20 FEET OF GROUND on Cary be-
tween Cherry and Linden streets.
1e0Xl9s FEET or GROUND northwest
corner Cary and Linden streets.
l45Xi99 FEE 1 o. floyd street near Mon.
roe Park,
II5xl4O FEET on Floyd street. one
50 uaie from Monfoe Pars.
We offer the above properties for sale pri-
vstely, as being the best no on the market
for investment.
Remember how lots have lLcra lsed In
value in the post six months.
FRANK ID. HILL & CO,
de 2l.3f No north Eleventh street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
Millions In IL.


RlcuvoNp, VA December 20, 1896,
10 he Editor Of the Dispatch:
viii you please say II a million 1000
COY in France and the United states i
the same! BY answering You will obliSe
many subscribers. Very respectfully.
NIN.
Ye,: million i the same in France apd
tie nitcd states. Our correspondent Is
probably thinking Of a billion. which f.,
also the ssme in The United States a12
Flanc2-tLat j.. one thousand million: ..
IN Erglard is million Of millions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
EoeTatA
DAILY ilS,Iy eXcepi sundaN
rIDIpiNE-L-L..N.-

NAfA 49,. % 90
gus s. aud - uiAar $40 stnp5 g. q.
Ard A. SOP ~ Mfuc t.tsf tad 'aif
ualat t,iirSi.a Hul Gn 1'cr 80.
Is stop only on stguS. 81 80 -Ults-tt
rails auA CErster. NJ. -. 81 - 81
pr1 81 Wln stop - a s.-t.-s Pr ft''t
yers. ............g
Ou Tssius Nus a.. 49, srH - -.er.
~ ~ heiWesn H'ssl INK 'Cr .. ia 50
90 TrGlus NOs. 80 ali - t.trp-ht $3.50
wen Waslipgton a. j 'Atf.r
Train 80. IS s,srp.lx rtr between i.
tie.. aud Aa,uinstOu Goa iAtNr'.
ca Tram Nc. :; sleeping cav N'tNre1
SopVilis snt New lOtS. 'n ift..'
afsud ~ slee piuR cs - rs''Ies-.a Ne
an, ALIEN. : g.. an Ctaric ''.
Traia No. - s'erusns.c4t between
YORK nnd TAMPA ia. lrlu Tao 2 tii'
TYh ONLY .l..ANIL LIN 10 ~
FOLK.
Law. NGAiss.
yleam'o.. .il:S0 A. N. Nort1 : 9 ~ 2 .
R4chla'd. fo:So z. N. NOsfoA irt. 4.
NoiK b.. $3.50 a. ~. a. -hu > ~
Ncr,o' T., ts:S0 =. -. kirLD i.s.a'' d.
Tbrse trains aso make c'trv .'itt'.
20 aud nom farmSili- ; fa, ~.
southwestern roists snc al s.sl %
iDe eorfols and weslSrn rsllrs'
q NtNC1
sst-sl utsndrnt ~ t.'s"st"N'' '''
SSL HAAS. Ifsnae SaresSs, ~
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AuCr1Ou 0AIEDLThfs Day.
.nonNSNs-~r|Soe<.~o N<ONr>><OVS~>(~~NN<N"-
BY y. y. Cook, AuetioneeY,
- ninth street.


BY y. y. Cook, AustioneeY,
- Ninth street.
NOn mn WORTH OF Ola.
DZVsUUV MONDS. WATCHES, AND
JEwELRY AT AUCTION.
Mr.. A. HARRIS. jewellsr. formerly Of this
city, will offer at public auction, at No. 70o
east Broad street, - above,
TO-DAY
st 10 A. M. and az and 2 r. NJ, sac. 900
worth OF DIAMONDS WATCHES. and
JEwELRY. consisting Of
DIAMOND EAR. RINGS,
LACE-PINs,
RINGS, STUDS, &c.
ALSO,
$50 LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S SOLID
GOLD WATCHES OF the best known
American makes;
100 sOLlDSILVER WATCHES otstandard
American makes. together With Q full
line OF
LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S GOLD
RINGS, LOCKETS, LACEPlNs. EAR
hinge, SLEEVE-BUTTONS, BRACE
LET'S, CHARMS. &C. such as found In
afirstclaks jewelry establishments.
This will be rare opportunity for the
citizens Of Richmond TO secure bargains.
Every article will be fully guaranteed as
represented.
sales will be continued until the entire
stock Is sold-EVERY MORNING ut 20
O'Clock, and AFTERNOON st 81 and
O'Clock. A HARRIS, Jeweller.
T.. b. Cook. Auctionesr. deal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21

DO not throw away your money. but
when IN need Of good Iininent buy sal
raiioD oil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
DEPARTURE OF sTHAwERs.
OLD DOMINION STEAM <rs2R
~ SHIP COMPANY. -shfHssS


steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUES.
DAY and } KIDAY 81 sP. M, and sATUB.
DAY atop. NJ.
Steamers leave New Yors for Richmona
pia Norfolk, EVERY TUESDAY and SAT.
URDAl at p. n, and for Richmond direct
EVERY THURSDAY at y. 81
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare 10 New YORK ria James
river route Qucluding meals and
berth 90
kOund-trip tickets limited 10 thirty
days after date OF issue.................'. IL oC
Steerage, with subsistence 90
Steer9se. without subsiste ce............ 8 CO
Cabin fare TIA Chesapeake pud OHIO
10 0C
Cabin fare gtG Richmond and P9trrH-
burg rallroa 10 "
Tickets csn be Obtained al A. ". CAREERS
1000 Main street; Chesapeake and Ohio
ard Richmond and Petersburg dep0ts, and
at Gun, nanv's Offices, lg0l MRin street. and
wharf, EocSetts.
Ereights forwarded ard through bills Of
lading issued for points beyond New fors.
Freight received daily until z. N.
Manifest closed on sailing days one hon
before departure.
Passengers can leave New York THURSDAY
and Saturday at 8 Z. Vi. by the Newpon
News steamer ard arrive al Richmond by
the Chesapeake and Ohio train the ne&l
day ct 5:l5 =. NJ.
Passengers leaving Richmond on mon.
pays; TUEspA6S' M NH : -
he Chess peake and Ohio railway trir New
port News at S:45 A. 81. and by the Hicu.
moud and Petersburg railroad same days
at IJ:SC \. NJ. Will maze connection At
NOKFOIK with steamer leaving those days
BAlLINGS THIS WEEK.
WYAHOkE, Captain HULPHERS. FRI
Day. December l7th. al = O'Clock T. ".
CLEARWATER. Captain JESNEY, SAT.
URDAY, pece II Der lstn, at 8 O'Clock =. -
OLD DOMINION, Captain SMITH. IT. -.
DAY, December 9Th. at O'Clock y. N.
GEORGE W. ALLEN a Co, 4 gents,
Ho.l3Ol Main street and
500 Company's wharf ROrketis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-21
BY Sampson & Adamson.
Real Estate Auctioneers and Insurance
Agents,
Sl3 Hull street, Manchester Va

hktulbs
sl3Hull street, Manchester, Va.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A yALU-
Il ABLE HOUSE AND LOT FRONTING
on NINTH STREET. BETWEEN DECA.
TTRAND STOCKTON STREETS. IN THE
CITY OF MANCHESTER. NA.-By virtue
OF a deed OF trust from Mrs. Bette A. Borum
to The undersigned. trustees OF the Mechap.
les Building. Fund Company, OF the city OF
Manchester. dated July 20, 1884, and duly
recorded IN The clerk Office Of the Hastings
Court OF said city. Deed. Book s. page 56I.
default having been made 10 the payment
OF the bond secured thereby, and being re
oulred so to DO by the said Building Fund
Company, they. the said undersigned truS-
tees, will eel at public auction, on the
prem ICES. on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER "a, 1855.
OF O'Clock T. NJ. that VERY DESI RABLE
HOUSE and LOT. fronting As feet on
tie west side Of Ninth street, between
recRtur and stockton streets. and running
back 1872 feet. The DWELLING is = large
building, containing seven rooms, halls.
&C, and is In hrst.Iate repair. THIS pro.
Ierty is one OF the most desirable homes
In the city being in & good neighbOrhoOd.
convenient 70 stIeet-cals. market &C.
TERNs: Cash as 10 the sum OF $500 20
and costs Of executing this trust: the nj
ance upon such Terms as VIII be u ide
known at the sale. -
r.. W. WElSIGER.
&. G. MCKAE
H. FITZGERALD,
Trustees.
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