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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-11

THEIRS
Merchant,
ted often to draw his subject from im.
tograTher.
mental to the merchant that draws from
the Vdlue of 1t.
IN EVERY RESPECT-IF OUR
DO THE GOODS.
| Wenever saw such SATIN DUCHESS and
| RHADAMAS beiore-qualities that
speak for themselVes-prices at poo, 81
and sl.25 a yard. We are not likely TO
sell them again This season.
| our G2kc. COLORED RHADAMAS have
turned out to be much better than we
anticipated. They prove 10 be the quail
ity generally sold at s5c.
We have this week a new shipment OF
PAsSAMENTERiES and other TRIM
In nsiLk RlNGEs we have everything that
could be called for, including an ALL.
SILK DOUBLE-R0W & II r y l. l.
FRINGE, in Black and Coiored, at 2j,.
EMBROIDERED ROBES.
| We are not much too soon-the time mas
come WHILE and FANCY AL new.
| 50 Will buy a handsome WHITE EMBROI-
DERED SUIr-all the material OF our
suits Is in ported-none are 60 imposed OF
inferior domestic materiaI-nOt even the
chea pest grades:
| $3.50 will buy a SUIT equal TO what we sold
at So last season. There are many new
Combinations Of ColOrs to choose from.
{ntoanv departrnent Won will and you
can not only see an unsurpassed assortment
but prices that are
NOWHERE TO BE Matched.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-11

3OTTCE.--THE FIRM OF GILLS
a GUM 10 this dsy dissolved by mu.
foDsent. Parties having claims
<osi the firm will present them for pay.
<ut, and tbo<e lncebsed Will make pay
.Dt 20 GEORGE u. GiLLs. who " alone
|fAcfized 10 seit.e. q. ID. GiLLS.
r. y. GUM.
fD ., iteo. ap lt.lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-11
AIt"TiON SALEs-uonday.
by Sutton 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
liOe Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
" TRACT or LAND NEAR YAKIMA. IL
THE COUNTY OF HENKICo, At AUC-
TION.-By virtue OF a decree pronounced by
the Circuit Court Of Henrico county on the
23d day Of June. 1855. IN the suits in equity
therein pending. by the style Of Johnson :
executor rs. Johnson and 0i,., and Melton
ts seldom Z. Aiken and nis., the under
signed, special commissioners appOi Ted by
"a .d decree, will offer for sale at public auc-
ton al the front door OF the courthouse OF
HcnuCO county. on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-11
special NpinulSs lOutIs.
SUTTON q Co. Auctioueers.

IL THE CIRCUIT COURT oF THE COUNTY or
IIFNEIto-JOHNsoN EXECUTOR PLATN-
THE. " JOHNSON AND OTHERS. DEFEND
ANTS: AND THOMAS J. MELTON, PLAtS-
TIFF. ". SEDDON L. AIKEN ANDALs., DE
TENDANIs-IN CHANCEEY.
hereby certify that the bond required Of
Special Commissioners r. y. Cannon and
Thomas y. Carter by decree entered IN the
above causes on the Z3d day OF June, 1855,
has been duly given.
Given under my hand TINS stn day OF
July. 1853. GEORGE W. tAhIEk
mn 24.2s.3i.Ap4.C,7.s .lO&ll Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-11
MONDAY. April IL. 1883.

MONDAY, April II. 1850.
AT u NJ. that being the first day Of the
ATTil term OF the County Court OF said
county. the following prOperty-to wit. that
certain TRACT or LAND containing 216
acres aud poles. more or less, situated
about twelve miles below the city Oi Rich.
mond. and partly fronting on James river
and Four Mile creek and bounded by the
lands Of MessrS. Ammon, Sharp. James,
and others. and being the same land for
merry conveyed by I. C. Rice TO Albert NJ
Aiken. deceased. This land "a said to te Of
very ;air quality. aHi frOTI lis contiguity 20
me riger, and the further fact that y las
large sOra marshes upon II. ahOrding great
facilities for shooting. fishing, &c. renders
II desirable property. \ plat OF the land
Will he exhibited on the day OF sale. aud 10
the mean time can be seen At the office OF
the auctlOnccTs.
TKKMs: one thiId cash residue in equal
instalnents atsiN aud twelve months. legal
interest added. the purchaser To execute his
negOi liable notes for the deferred payne nts,
and title retained until the whole OF the
purchase. money is paid and a conveyance
ordered by the Court.
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
THOMAS y. CARTER,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-11

This department has only been In work
1Dg order Tor TWO weeks. yet tue many ap-
fIicatiOns We have had and the quantity o'
ivipg you long Time without excessive
sfgss meets with your heartiest approval.
<E[ nh ~ eOd4w
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
BOSTON,.
sPoEEs FROM THE HUB. SOCIAL AND PER-

SPOEES FROM TIE HUB, SOCIAL AND PER-
SONAL.
rrrox THE nrGUIAn CORRESPONDENT THE rHrBrvrl
BosToS, July 3l.-The engagement was an
this week of Miss Maria winthrop. daughter OF
Mr. r. Lindan Winthrop and granddaughter OF the Hon.
Robert C. Winthrop. and Mr. Louis Fremont, officer
OF the British army. Miss Winthrop at Ryde. Isle Of
wight. England. with her family. The wedding Is to
pace shortly, tho young couple sailing Immediately
after for India.
Tno funeral o, tho late John Revere. president OF the
Revere Copper Company. took place Thursiay a. Can
ton tho summer home of tho family The Rev. Henry
W Foote. Of King's Chapel conducted tho services ut
tho house. Iator brief services held NJ the Uni
taran Church.
Ats meeting Of tho American Unitarian Association
held Tuesday at thsr IN Bcaconst, reso-
luluus adopted relative 70 the death OF ther mis-
si,nary the Row. CHARLES H. A. Dali aft-r more thAn
thrty years OF faithful service Necessary aooD was
thru taken wliA vie" 10 the CONTINUANCE oi 'he
III India
"Cnture never quite dies down In Boston even In
heated midsummer term and this sras ~ 1t breaks
open FOR period OF weeks with daily routine eIor-
c.e,. lectures. etc. The more importan:s thu winch
has under the direction ot
Professor Mo-o, rrue Brown. OF 1uis COleg' author
of book upon tho philosophy Of rxpr-nson He
~ about hundred student. In attendnuc1. nnd ses
some very Interesting matter beforo them, ncludinga
course of fre.iinr, Dy OF professionals
tn- country; Mr. George KidiIe oi OF WIN tho
"rcmprst" AMI Professor j. W. churehiIl. ME- IL. ~
low Ashort course OF Lectures Dy Professor Garland
upon Eiwln Booth as Master Of Expression 10 at
tracing -o;us attention.
there some signs of = revival OF tho theatrical
business In tho substitution next week OF plays Tor
opera. at the only houses which continue open Mr..
Fl,ld wiihiraws Loves Vow" from the Museum
saxr where II has do fairly. hut less well, SONS of
the authorities think. than II II hal not b-en prncrird
at the BOs Theatre by The Brliil rrhp winch dii
NOS u.x- alto esther favorable Impression Tho new
the Museum Will bo Miss Kate ClaNtoD and
her COMPANY IN Arrann na Pogn.." and Roland Reed
wi follow a week later Al the Oakland GArien, wnsre
Little Corinn- has been drawing very we'll for three
weeks especially Yum ium semi spectacular "Uncls
Toms CABIN" brought the little pond
in grounds being used IN tho river sceuo OF tho play
Mr. MInsnelda announcements are out Tor short SEA-
son OF Prince Kari At ih- Park beginning August 80.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
WALTER REYNOLDS JULIEE


oSuch actor could not fail to gone Though some
remarkable episodes u his career. aud. IN very
wont whilst PLAYING ths part OF romeo to an incipent.
% but n ysry or ~ Iss .st % ssa sss
that once played Romeo e. very tan an! exceedingly
ambitious movies Jaiiek Al old play ygoe VINO Wit
ucssed tho perform ,nce assured that lie bai JLy
paid "a. for his seat, nut e had times tho
value OF his money But To my Jul,,L / have .eea
ing hom,o 10 many more bat can coDhen.ly state tGat
as this lady did Hers Was Juiiei rerllary Ar own.
aud there was an originality freshness about her per-
we're particularly encc Ell wnon their heroine elclaimed
IN prous accents on. womeo ocle,. wnor.ore ass
tho conventional in her playing ot the roe WAS the way
IN which sue eune t. INV neck az the parting seeue
She lowered good three inche. above ,ue ana h'ny
In her oxoi;emont entirely forgotten tue sublime lines OF
her author. Instead Of biains iae farewell atd ietng
me be g0ue sue tast~nnd hersei! On % me s. STUCK
there like u leech, eXelsining "Of. W'heo, Nomeo
come love and sssss ro,a which 10 vain sede.vo.od
TO escape FintiDg this iuilossible, Called aloans
accompsasa S :Hni and while the aasuco was shsat.s
itself hoarse delight, this aspiring Rachel actually
most sausded manner TO the ironca applause OF me
nuiencc which she accepted as compliment. Bas
Jui takes tho drug svon her Dy Eriar LaorencS the
poison did not assiae, and she trieattuy realize
gods called out: BY Gcmini. that's grand actin. ant
IN Don't she seem 10 have orful pain her nsdet"
that the stage furnishing for tile tragedy WA very
mcasre Tho bed .net had to tay was at least tws
feet snort Tor suoh long lady pedal erlrcT
projected with thu adcrous elect iuso space ana
greatly deiracted from tho dignity Of tho scene. BaL
last set OF all! Do ever really feel the par. suSos
ins' Well. lstel! | had y through MY dy,ng speech.
and Tas veIy deAd and never more glad to bo CORPSE
sns: ! wa born when my Jntei causeL the grrAtesl
Eraaally worked hsrself up nue ronsy, sho played
hst daxYe, into bet stsy buck and fell thud poot
body whcn osussd my cadAver Syi Ing quietly await.
Ing he susopsy " give tho nost grune
! have Aways endeavored to be conscientious evse
when playins dead man ned Of bAttles but berg
WAS case Shere could not es-sxpsctsd " eemnAna
myee Tho RPunt WAS fos ~ frsm against my wtlh
sad wnen Il rsmemhered that TIE LADY sssd AZ tel
hien And weighed 100 poundst may - forgiven foe ny
L Aelpiess deviAuen frem We altassie uni6o1.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
PUGILTSIlC PEERS

Thelate Marquis OF waterfor, among numerous
tiis art he Vas Justly proui. He picked bis man
hs used to sht Goa beavers, dnstn-D hoinen, teos-
ship porers anI that Tx, and thea them
a Baik OF England plaster; and II lie ever caught
mapping and met superior oruser great WAS his supe
ror reward But sometimes All insoent arvey obtained
all the tnrastng AID reward as the foosiug anec-
.iote will show. rhe marquis On QUO occasion ha;ied
cah rather rarly In tie mOrnlnS, and directed tAe
cabman him 10 81 Jamess square, tao
restionce OF his uncle, tho Archbishop OF Armagh.
arrived at MS destiuati0n he handed the
man hall asoverelen. tut .%pny Ia tle most lnso!eas
aud sippng INTO tue Louso ny means oi ateHkey 20
quickly donned his nnce's episcopal robes. ami retur
Tue Jarvey not recognizing the marau' ami thiuklns
IA frlsuou the ceriral swell. gave hiin some choice
knocked caOOy dOwD Amused at the idea OF having
10 snt with arson. caoy sprang up aud vent Tor MS
bow aud returned his deliveries wta such yigor that &c
Last tbe clbman thoroughly beaten. aud believing that
he had the devil la lawn sleeves for 80 oppoucn uiaped
up his CAB and Wa. GLAD TO hook It,
The Prince OF Cnatc hcrault is cruiser o. The Water.
fora over and "A gain Ia the old days OF
Uaymarket STEERING lie has been known 10 throw on
many tales tld OF Graces rKceruce ia the
Win the exception. however o one or two monlOets
nent iops iorr"ttrn by the ,rrace 1t the foilwiug
an-nioc W III show other ais. few days ago nooie
Earl an apt pupil OF West-snd professor OF Loxms,
had been duing rather freely OF CLUBS. aud
lao passed along tue strand In dress ho canr nto
collision with SWEEP iast omsrsis from D-ury court
lUrships irreproachabJ white SHIRT troIt 10 MT cue
at the sweep WAS tho bob.mans nrst inrnse. aud
landIng shummy nasal organ the carine AMI black
soon mlngns Nothing dauntet. the sweep
usi hi nsel. together AMI tried ali ns knew 10 gst on
equal tsrms, but tim" lie hattered abi
bruised tuat his pals from the Lane WHO hai nov
lu,strred strongly. ca no ap and II WAS case o QUO
down aud Ae other come stimulated d0uht. by
tue bottle or two OF port he had nbhe. 0s ori-nlp
&sockoi tho pride VI Drury lane down ths
other IKE ninepins. cAiny asking. Ike fi,Janes ot
dont know how IL might have fnrrsi win my lc7d h'd
not Policeman arrived the and dispersed tuo
hal esrmcT a Irnt s,mntsre into ptayern cIo,c AZ
hand ana Tartook of modest quencher.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
NE w. Ms.
MAN-EATING SHARK - RABBI WE'LL AND
RABBI GUTHEIM-TIiE OLD PALM.

fBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.
NEw-ORLEAvS, July 3l.-A man eating shark
has made bathing decidedly unpopular at tue lake shore
re,ortA Two men have been bitten ny the Bsh and
others have had narrow escapes The mon bitten were
brought to this city an IL the Charity Hospital
Tns wounds OF both the legs. and OF thsm
i,aslo to lo.o limb. They vers attacked By tho
III onster In shallow wstor
return OF Rabbi Simon L. We'll IN Fet ruary last the
community was startled by = publication that Rabbi
We'll OF the jewish widows and Orphans Eoms whore
his wife Ia tho matron, had ruined young girl aoout
fourteen years OF ago OF tue inmates Of the Home
rho Board OF OF the Hons
tho mattor announced We'll guilty and dis char rgod him
aud he lea In disgrnce lie states that he mas
cuino back TO stand trial will prove ns nnOcenco
The officers tho Home state that they have uol ing
fr do with Vol and ho will not be Dy hc
Definite plans for tho ornamentaton sf tho crave OF
Rabp James X. Gntheim have beon settled upon They
include largo scroll at Italian marble: drapery will
fail around It and upon the scroll will DO eculptured
ps m branch passing through wreath Of iminorl ees
Tho epitHph will bs tho words OF Dr. Palmer IN hi,
was q always 10 be found whom Anted and always
20 be trusted whom found"
The famous pam-tree Of Father Antoine at the corner
of Orleans aud DHuphin sts which has tho thrne
OF many y romantic sketch. has been cut dorm
Although it bad wthstood the nosts Of u hundred
winters the severe told Of tho last ono killed it
B. H. Watkins, acting Controller Of tho city, died ON
Wednesday, He vas faniliariy known Tip "
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
A MA RMOSEr
From m, London Spectator.

From The London Spectator
While write, u small marmoset monkey-length
about six inohes-dspors himself freely In a sumsch
tree neur to sunny wall in our garden. amusing him
self with catching newly hrdged moths small spiders,
or any other specimens of tho insect trDe that may
como in his way. This season these are curlously
few and far between. aud he will. fauto de meux"
eat earwigs, or ~ Lord Tenuysons North coun-
try 1Spinster" calls taem, I" battle twIgs." Query,
which is the term of tho two, the least
incorreotf
Seeing that Msrmie finds nothing more Of all edible
kind offer him fresh gathered pea pod. and he
eagerly gnaws the end inserts tiny hand and helps
himself pea aftor another devouring It with
aydity all but the skin, which he wisrly rejects us
tough and indigesttle These lltto monkeys are
very nice in their ood-as particular any epicure
IN their choice of kind and condition. Everything they
take must be of the freshest and best Only tho ripest
aud sweetest fruit only the cream off tho milk. only
the pures water only 1.-Two insects. will suit Marmio.
His infinite delight in being in the open air is quito
bcy ond description. lie will climb up downstairs to
get ut me- in tho hope of inducing to take him into
tho garden II shut up In his cage he will cry like
child. with tho same object in view and to drive out
in carriage I. as great pleasure toahim as to any
child. He will look from the window all the time. and
the little head works this and that. the bright
eyes taking In all the surroundings. Anything that
attracts his special Dotcea red parssol awhe horse
a bright-colorsd vsn, child with q skipping rops-is
greeted 18th vvacious: Chip ohlp p and an upward
look for sympathy at eash passing excit ement,
There IA, perhaps, no other garden In England
around tho paths Of which little has daily
finding s meals al fresco in the shape Of small snails
and sugs. spiders, cateI pillars, and beetles. he is
fond Of the woodlouso, too L. cheeselog" III old
servant calls them). which is fortunate, since 1t may
be iound In the absence of oil elso.
One is usually taught to suppose that these little
delicate pets must be fed bread and-milk which
they appear to hate least only take when driven
TO il by sheer hungerl and kept in close confinement
In arm roOm or greenhouse at most. But certain
y where II s possible to Let them enjoy tho fresh open
air in warm weather, with q natural diet of insects,
ii apparently suits them, and gives them Of
oymen Of ie which Ia the nearest approuch To their
happy existence in their native Wild, beautiful wood.
Of Brazil that we can give them.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01

halt on the grass an then jumped away. Then she
got up All to the bait came back an the % cat
thought twas funny like for to see the oas rsttr
aEcR a"ieR she % gave % pouncs an then Dnnie heard
7earsome yonl an his line began runnin out % % tne
reel like IL he was fast to Q big salmon s.n, Me,,
Dpnie couldn't make it out at all at all Tor ne ddn
see % the cat first oa He ran with his rod an the cat
made for the bushes When Dnnie see her he reeled
in an snnbbcd her hard for fear the limo wono .ahs1
in the bushes an, get broke Tho cat jumped an
Dnnie held on an he had great play with her
altogether. He wanted to be clear as much as pnss
but twas a long time he had to play her WIN nis
salmon rod before he got the hook out An they say
Dnnie stones the bushes for tear o cats now when ho
goes out tor to cast. X. Ii.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01

pathos srs not always satisfactory. The old woma.
Z rarely old maid indeed as rule she has buried
mourn ON small provocaton when reports sboe1
previous domestic iDfelicity general. Yet she =
in which she has 80 often acted and does not object 70
the Lady Franklin like consoler of detected
Graves" At all times but one che is still young.
clinene to the fiction Of juveny with touching des-
peration the one exception Is when she wants good
dressina room the stage. that should by rght
belong to some elsc Then she will coniide, in the
srctet secrecy to tho stage ger that her Onts
are little stiff or her breathing little weak. and
that really she cannot go up and down many stairs
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
SENATOR BhCK'S FROG.

Washfngton Dispatch TO The IndtaHapotts Journal
Senator Beck fishing the oh .r day Sad oae Of
his this and he lid tho most stupid
thins ever Of. He started out early the
ns tho Up3cf PotDmSc The !avOrtt1 bait or thrss
high bred fishermen frog Frogs are iocnrod day
advance by boys IN the vicinity where tho nshing IS
TO done Beck does ~ care very much when
goes hshng whsther hs catches thing or not No
has number N Jolly companions " it'll him. Soon after
his dsstia alton for hinx he set bis polr
run line and threw bis hook with small live
upon It, Tue statesman tben took o,i-
ton on the bank uf the river and talked 70 bs c0Dpan
IONS, smokeL, and discu1 ed future legislation. A
number times obs-I ved us line to pull t.ut and
his pole sway little but there that hua
OF tn line hicn dcate the reseuce
of Beck's pan ions told hin that II was tho
pulling tho liue, and never Pned II until
the time mad arrived 10 return 10 Washington
IL will q cold day when ! 10 nshins again, sait
tie Senator as he began to reel IL his line have ros
had bt- to-day, and It Is the bcst point the river or
bass. Tue morning, too. Is very favorable. DO you
know why haven't caught 3 fish T. Inquired Senator
Beck. 1t because that confUund-d tlc green fro.
has sittug that stoue out there looking al ie all
the tine. haven't said word. but haze seen teas
frogs eye comet ny, and IL is at that frog that
have many stones and made 50 many ses'ar.s
and bell, we'd lou.y at The Senator continued to
pull ia his limo. His companions eatched bln ntentIy
Finally ho VAS heard to excidm We'll, III ." - =
The line whipped tue stone and tho frol was ued
on it. IL tnen discovered taat the ir"S hsf
cimbei out the stone immediately after IL wss
the river, and had sat there with the hook 10
u mouth.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01
STORIES ABOUT PEOPLE.
COLLEcrORS ECCEyTRTOiTIES.
lxIo Qnf.a IN TAs Drnrills n.s -Ionrn1I


certain collector prints. whom 1t viii DO safe 70
Gall A. is litIs liked by his elow collectors, wro anrm
people who do want them and that ae is perfectly
capable of all sorts OF unerhand practices to gain Al
stood esnsive and offensive league against him. 7hca
not nrequ-ntly works asains: him iu fashion OF which
tn. following serve an instance. Ho Is extra
Illustrating certain work. and collector In anotnss
part of the city is also at work upon tho sam tains
Both eAxory serkng for rare portrait, apl one
day they go, word that certain dealer in print. here
had o OF pm r 10 @nlsu e dns
Both hurried 10 che shop bnt sIrisei nist and zen
in h ys d Ss @Sns IN VA.
the desired picture and would have lost out Tor the
forgive the contempt with which spoke OF his early
attempts in collecting BY dexteroas movement ne
shifted the coveted portrait from AS pile 10 Fs ami tse
rlner aid not miss 1t until had pail for It aud
departed with under his arm Then tha wrath o Tn:
disar pointed loser gieat and mighty but was VI
CONSCIENCE i perhaps, OF little practical use to the
block plate gathsrsr who attended reception at Tho
house of family whose name Is rslusns ~ neyoi :.
table, carried It the dressing room where he left
wh nn, Of H"rSs
which he retains Ia his coisction without tho ianess
crochsty ronnoisosur In continental porcelain His soa
net at Mt Desert q pretty girl OF no money ana nos
III father at bitterly opposed the match. a. It was
expected he would but one DAY, 10 MS son s'ess
consent t. his marriagebut upon condition Tue soa
inquired with natural eagerness what the condition
might Dc. . a.. ..... ...xo..,
that Mrs. X "-the mother of the young lady" mas .
washnctOp pitcher that is absolutely unique Now
II you manage"
All Iisht tho interrupted brskly and brusluey.
ri see what DO done" Aud tue match was
arranged.
always supposed" ths said In tel ing ths story.
that tho Governor would or later sell for an
old teapot cream-ing. AMI think IT. was incky is
was no worso But you'd better brlieve IN look sharp
that oesnt trade of my babies for old truck Hes
capable OF it," .
Dr. J. & h. FOeg, Of South Boston. has compete SET
of the OF OF the Dcclaratl'n
Inaependsncs having IL is sid pad $50 for scray
ling signature cut from leaf OF book Il Is said
thai when IL was first known that he had set out upon
this undertaking. brother autograph hunter went -
nm ends to dssuade him from the task the
doctor who has OF the hnest collections or auto
graphs ia the country did not at first understand his
sooiiude, length discovered that the visitor
cherished desperate hope OF securing ono OF tho
autographs already in Dr. FOges possession which was
lacking his set.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-01

watkins He was member Of the Continenta S""t tns
and was with that company during ts ." ~, ,hs mat
country n couple or years He waa ono OF tno moss
Popular members Of the comrsnd and made msny N
friends while on the trip among the mihtafJ " "0"
york Boston and other cities visited.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1886-06-15
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