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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-10
The InsuperabIe plmculty.

In the following paragraphs, the Char
iottesyille Ckrontcle emphasizes the declara.
ton In the Virginia Democratic platform
that The debt question has ceased to be one
OF dollars and cents and become ope OF
State sovereignty:
ave repeat, that as the first bona. fdt
ofler OF compromise coming from the bond
holders. this letter [Mr. Royalls) Is OF great
importance. Aside from that fact. our peo-
pie will take very little interest 10 II. We
do not believe its proposals will be accepted
by either party or any large portion OF
either. II Is Initiated BY the same radic II
objection which has defeated before the
people any proposition which has had the
ouosi endorsement Of the bondholders -
viz, IL proposes TO wrest from the people
OF Virginia the control OF their own finances
and confer Il upon the public creditor.
. "If anything has been demonstrated In
the politics OF Virginia IL Is that the people
will never elevate TO power any party pro-
posir that the State shall abdicate this
prime attribute OF sovereignty. There are
other minor but very important objections
10 the proposed settlement; but II Is not
worth while 10 discuss them. A Waterloo
waits the party which proposes TO accept
mn settlement which doe, not leave tue
state In absolute and complete control OF
Is treasury"
Let the bondholders remember that. The
,eople Of Virginia are not willing 10 pay ]
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-10
HER SOIL EBBED SONG.
Touching Scene by Dying Chiid's
Got I'm Gouvepeur Hospital.

New York Herald.l
A "fire call" summoned the ambulance
from Gouyeneur Hospital 10 No. 30 Hester
street at exactly ! O'Clock last Wedne.dly
evening. The surgeon found a little girl
six Years old almost roasted 10 death. The
little ones name was Annie AShpurylS.
Her parents sent her to the cclllr for some
frcwOod. She carried lighted Lamp In
her hand. Going down the celIlr stair,
she stumbled. The lamp fell from her
grasp and exploded. The tlimc, Of the
huniug Guid soon developed her entire
body.
Quickly wrapping the cri>ped, writhing
mass OF humanity in what is known rs
"Stokcs prepared sheet the surgeon
told The driver 10 get 10 the hospital quick.
". The horse seemed 10 take in the SitlIa-
ton, for he needed no urging. Tcndcrly
placing the poor little sufferer in cot, the
helise staff did all that Il known to science
TO alleviate her agony. Il was Impossible
to save heI life. Under the influence Of a
narcotic she soon fell asleep.
Thus she lay slowly breathing for seven
hOlus. lie face was so swollen she could
not open her eyes. The light OF this world
was forever shut out from her. About
hali-past next morning she showed signs
OF returning consciousness. The watch
full nurse asked her would she take a drink.
She distinctly answered Yes A little
brandy and milk was given her, and then
the nurse ran and called llouse-SurgcOn
Aspell, saying the little one was awake and
talking.
In minnie he was beside tie cot. lie
felt the pulse. OminOu,iy shook his head,
gave some more Instructions, and turned TO
20 away. A. he did so the little creature
moved her body. She turned half around.
The dim light OF a candle shonc on her
blackonCd face. The swollen lips purscd
out, and, in clear. sweet voice the diving
child began TO sing the hymn. Nerer, my
God, TO Thee"
The doctor and nurse stood transfiXed.
The other patients in the silent. darkeneI
ward leaned on their elbows and drank IN
the sweet melody. The inst verse compile
ted. she gradually sank back on her pillow.
Her strength began TO fail, and with It her
voice, and only the bumming.ike distant
music OF the air OF the hymn could be
heard.
How sweet yet weird that humming
sounded. The candle lent it, mcagrc light,
The big clock in the corner tOllcd out the sec
onds ~ the sweet little soul passed out to
lis Maker.
The huhming ceased. All was over.
The doctor turned away, his handkerchief
sought his eyes. The nurse gazcd Into the
flame OF the candle. She seemed to lead
the history Of the little ones death there.
She hcayed a Sigh, and no doubt offered
prayer.
The romnns were buried on Friday from
the hospital. Ne coffin was strewn with
flowers, offerings Of ner little schoOlma,eS,
with whom the dead child had been great
fayorie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-10

CLERk's OFrICE, CIRCUIT CoURr oF CHE,.
TERFIELD.
Hereby certify that {. & McRae has u'y
executed the mmiEslOuers bond reQuircd
by the ABOVE decree.
l.. FLOURNOY. Clerk.
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AUCTION sALgs-m cnday.
by Apperson a Co.,
and
n. w. Bowe,
Real Esfafe AuctiOneerH

COMMISSIONERS A CTI0N
~ SALE OF lat 7o-Ioo ACRES OF DE:
aIHABLE LAND IN HENRtC0 COT NTY
ON AND NEAR THE NEW CENTRAL
TURNPIKE, ABOUT TWO MILES SOUTH
EAST OF RICHMOND by virtue OF the
DEGREES of the Richmond Chancery Court
entered on the l0ih OF December 1855, and
and on the 18th OF July, 1883 In the suit OF
Freeman rs. Whites administrators, &C..
We will sell In front OF npperis s & CO .
order named below. on
MONDAY, OcToBEs II. 1885,
nj ~ O'Clock NJ. N fair; II not, the next
fair day thereafier)-that Is 10 say. Lewis
y, Wrston, surviving commissioner OF
John Is. Young deceased, and himself viii
offer III 4s.l00 AURES. divided INTO SIX
or less number OF parcels, or ~ whole,
as may be deemed best, on said turnpike
and the Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
with the DWELLING, &C., large portion
watered by living stream; and the two
second-nsmed commissioners Will offer
40 27-l00 ACRES adjoining or near the
above, and ON n road from the Williams
burg pike. In four lots. or a less number Of
lots. or SIS a whole, IS may DO deemed best.
the whole OF this land Is near the Ma
tlopal cemetery, lies well. and Ia in very
fair condition. aud is the same ofwhlch tne
late william White died seized. aud adloins
Messrs Norman Smith, c. ii. a. Clay, and
PIeis at the Office OF IN. auctiOnees
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six.
twelve and eighteen months for negotiable
notes interest added, and title retained,
LEWIS Il. WINSTON.
Surviving Special Commissioner;
CHARLES V. MEREDITH,
CONWAY X. SANDS.
Special Commissioners.
FREEMAN, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST WHITES
ADMINISTRATIVE AND AIS, DEFEND
ANTs-IG THE CHANCEKY CoURr OF THE
CITY or RICHNOND.
/, BENJAMIN ii. Berry clerk OF said court,
certify That the bond required OF the spe
cial ommIssoners By the decree In said
cause OF December 10, 1855, has been duly
given.
Given under my hand this 5th day OF
March. 1856. -
81 30 BENJAMIN H. BERRY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-10

"There was wild enthusiasm for BLAINE
in the late New Jersey Republican Conyen-
ton" Considering that it has always been
a question whether or not New Jersey is
in the Union, "BLAISEs's vigorous foreign
policy" may account for the wild enthusi-
asm above mentioned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-10
OBITUARY.
In Memory OF the Late Mr.. Armpstcad
81 f'nrfts.

Died, at the setting OF the sun on Septem-
Ter IA, 1855, Mr. RMPsfEAD Il. CURTIS.
1T his country home, "Pacoon," la Han.
over county. Va.
Although quite an invalid for years from
rheumatism, the sudden death. after an
Illness OF only twenty-fOur hours, OF this
pure, noble. and most gifted gentle has
caused the mantle OF grief to fall most
heavily on his beloved wife, children. Low.
ing sisters, and relations, all OF whom
mourn sincerely for the loss Of kind ana
devoted husband, father, brother, aud
friend.
Mr. CURTIS was the grandson OF old Gov
crhor 1yier OF Virginia. the nephew OF Pre-
sideut John Tyler. and son Of the celebrated
DR.. Berry Curtis. of Virginia. A noble rep.
resentstive OF noble race has passed lost
peacefully TO higher life.
BYALoyISG SISTER.
San 1uf0niO TeyGs
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wall Decorations.
JONI REGNAULT ELLYsON,
No. 3 north Ninth street.

ORDER OF T0NTI.-All charter
~ members and all persons desiring to
join the order will call on or apply to the
undersigned. The Order OF Tonti paws q
weekly benefit Of s25 for sickness or dlsa-
bility and 81 900 at the expiration Of seven
years Benefits paid on presentation OF
doctors certificate-no delay.
JOHN X. WALDMAN
Deputy Supreme President,
Sixteenth and Frank kiln streets.
oc 10-lts
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MARaRIAGr

FREEMAN--wiLRES. --Married, in New
YORK city, at the residence OF the brides
brother George A. Freemanl on Monday,
October4, 1855, Miss BELLE V. FREEMAN
10 Mr.. n. +. WILKES; both formerly OF
Richmond.
HENRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Married, on
October 2, 1858 by Kev. J. q. Reed, pastor
Of Trinity Methodist Episcopal church. Mr.
Joseph w. HENRY 10 Mrs. SARAH q.
BKlNkERHOOF. both OF this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-10
A NtM Nonnrfura.

Reform your Ialor's bills. DO not pay a
percentage on large stocks OF goods carried
over from season 10 season.
| am selling from samples OF some Of the
Finest Goods in the market
II you can buy clothes for cash you can
save ut least % per cent. by giving me a
call. JOIN LATOUCHE,
90j Bank street,
next 10 the corner Of Ninth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-10

cat a conviyial meeting at DELNoNIco's
day or two since General 'CUMP' SHEER
MAN said in the course OF his speech, Life
is uncertain, and | am unceItain." Ger
tain II is that CUMP's memory seems TO be
uncertain,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-10

The Developments in the Ohio peniten-
tary Investigation have had the effect OF
convincing the public that the average Ohio
politician should not be allowed to run at
large
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-10

california is experiencing sharp earth
quake shocks" The people OF the Atlantic
const will be glad 10 learn that the earth.
quake has gone home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-10

III IL well known that the rich JeuneSSe
dorfe OF this city Of sporting prOcliVities
arrange private "scrap~ by subscription
between the professional pugilists when
ever they desire to have a little sport.
They do not exactly "hire a hail." but
they secure q room in some sporting house
or private house, curtain the windows, aud
Wines the scrap. The scrap is
generally with bare knuckles, and is a Sc
rious, earnest fight, such As the authori-
ties would not permit II they knew OF the
e. counter. The individual subscriptions
run as high as 500, and even $500, and
purse OF several thousand Is promised.
Generally 20 per cent. OF the gross, after
deducting expenses. isallowcd TO the victor.
the remaining going to the yanquished. IL
is doubtful II the police would consider il
their duty 10 interfere In such a "priyate
affair."" even il they were posted. As
several Of these scraps have taken place
In Captain Willlams's precinct, almost
within stones throw of ms headquarters,
Il would seem that he must be posted
The influence OF the prominent gentlemen
OF position and fashion who promote these
brutal exhibitions, however, Is sufficient
to protect them against any ofli'ious police
interference. OF course the scrap is
htpt very qhiSt3 phiy luOsc NuD
ian be relied OH are allowed to know any
thing about it, or permitted to subscribe,
p. p; that Il, TO pay the money sub
scrIOed whether they attend or not. The
puglists ale accompanied by their regular
trainers, strip 10 the buff as in prize.ring,
and generally are glad Of the opportunity
for a real set-to in the good old style, and
consequently 60 IN all they know how. In
Paris the jeanesse doree indulge In private
circrs performances, having a regular ring
and menoge, and often amateur talent APP
pears In conjunction with professionals.
Riding the padded.steed in the short skirts
OF premiere equestrienne was fayorite
pastime OF the present Due de M)rny
who was over here few years ago a cal
low dude) before his recent marriage;
but II Is left 10 the enterprisIng
American youth TO inaugura!e these pri-
yate prize fights in style us royal a. the
encounters In the arena devised by the old
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-10

"The Gar is determined to cut, shuttle,
and deal in his game with Bulgaria" But
the rifles Of the Powers may beat the best
hand he can give himself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-10
go. roN sa,T,ns ron SAIL.

I HAVE FOR SALE -FOUR Lax
4 VERY HANDSOME GORDON
SETTER PUPPIES; sold Macs. snd-lt.
ami " rGeot beauties; bred from the hsnu'
soonest and best-wofkinsstoek IN Nlrs
tu,ped amer Inspection, II not ~ lrpio-
sent,d. WALTER Z ~ ~
oc lOlls Box l, Richmond. VS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-10

The Chicago Anarchists will not feel the
halter draw with good opinion OF the law;
but the public will see it draw with good
opinion OF the law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-10
BRIEF COMMENT.

"WIGGINs the prophet is said TO have
disappeared from his Canada home has
gone on trip to his invisible moon, per-
baDs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-10
WtEIEAssS.
HEADQUARTERS x. T.. LEE CAMP, No, l, J
CONFEDERATE VETERANS, I
RICHMONn VA DctDbpr a. l3SR.

HEADQUARTERS K. Il. LEE CAMP, No, l. J
CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
RICHMOND. va, October o. 1885. J
COMRADES John A. A N
~ DREW POST. q. A. X. of Boston
Mass. will arrive here on MONDAY EVE
MING, nth instant ria Chesapeake and
Ohio railway. Arrangements haze been
made TO give them suitable reception
upon their arrival by Phil. Kearney Post,
United Veterans and this Camp, under es.
cort OF the military OF this city.
/. You Will muster al your hall, Fourth
and Broad streets. at O'Clock sharp on the
evening above named.
q. Comrades who have uniforms ara eX-
pected TO wear them.
8. Comrades VINO have not uniforms are
expected 10 wear the Camp badge.
4. The Lee-Camp Drum-Corps will take
its place at the head OF the command at the
nell.
IL Is earnestly urged that every member
Of The lamp will turn out on this Occ islOn,
doing credit to his organization and honor
10 this city.
BY order OF Colonel JOHN MURPHY, Com
msnder. ARTHUR n, SPlIIEk,
oc lott Adlutaut.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-10
By George ". MAYO. AuctiOneer,
ONO. f.. LsughtOn. Jr., Salesman)
No. 26 Ninth street.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FEA-
II THER-BEpS STOVES CASHIERS
DESK, &C AT AUCrlON.-On
MONDAY THE 18th INSTANT,
at 10 o clock will sell at my auction-house
No 26 Ninth street, .
/ Very Handsome WALNUT BUFFET,
with bevelled Mirror and Tennessee
Marble Slab-ss good az new;
I Very Neat Medium-Size MARBLE-TOP
wALNGT PARLoR SUIT, raw sIlk-very
1sEcoND.HAED PARLoR SUIT, solid
Rosev God francs.
1OAK LIBRARY CASE. glass doors;
| CASHIERS DESK. with iron railing;
l Very Excellent WALNUT. PORCELAIN
LINED, RFtRI9kRATOR;
WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE, 10 feet
long. square ends:
8 COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS:
WARDRORES WIFE BED-SPRtNGS;
Large CLOTHES CHESTS;
2 Good FEAThER-BtDS. MATTRESSES;
OAK and WALNUT OFFICE DESKS;
GLASS DOOR CUINA-PRE 81;
TOILkT-SETS, TENDERS;
30 feet RUBBER HOSE;
COOKING and HEAT HG-STOVES:
CHINA. GLASS WARE, TINWARE, &c
These goods must be sold and removed al
once. GEORGE ". MAYO,
Oc 10 Auctloneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-10

IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SALE
1 OF the above lots a. the request OF the
Own0is We via sell TWO FRAME DWELL
lNGS on Seventh street, 10 be removed.
one Of then on Ferry street. on lOJ 20 be
sold az above, can be repaired into g rod
house, and might he utilized by pnrchaser
OF lie above Tot. The other house Is be-
tween Perry aud Porter streets.
SAMPSON q ADAM~ON,
oc lO.19G17.3t Auctoneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-10

HEADQUARTERS STUART -
l. l. HORSE GUARDS. RICHMOND, SYLn
October o. l660.-GENERAL OR. HN
DkRS No. 1.-THE troop will as
sc M BILE to me oct John Andrew Post. mount
ed aud in full dress uniform. at corner OF
Seventh and Clay streets, MONDAY, Octo-
Der llth. ut 4 Y. NJ. sharp.
BY order y. IL. DIANE, Captain.
WILLIAM KUEGER
&C l0.lt Acting Orderly Sergeant.
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AUCTION saLEs-Fulure Days.
BY Sampson & Adsmsoa
Real Estate Auctioneers and Insurance
Agent,
Va
.oMMJssIONER,S SALE OF


OMMISSTONER'S SALE OF
~ NUMEROUS VALUABLE LOTS IN
MANCHESTE GNCIUD1NG i29 FEET
| ON SEVENTH STREET.. AND 100 ACRES
of SUBURBAN LAND IN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY, NEAR THE STREET
RAILWAY DIVIDED INTO PARCElS.- -
By virtue OF decree OF the Circ1it Court
Of Chetteffield coanty, entered ~ tue June
term, 1886. In the suit Of Males admins
trstrix rs. Brander. &C. will sell at public
auction. at tho corner OF seventh ana Ferry
streets. in said city, on
MONDAY. OCTOBER Is, 1888.
al 3 O'Clock p. NJ. tho following REAL -
TAT Ito Wit:
SIX LOTS OF LAND from ~ 20 9 acres
each, nonting. some on the New road aud
others on The Warwick road about two and
hRlf miles from Manchester. SOme OF
these LOTS are well-wooded; all are ADAPT
ca for truck. farming, and espec siiy for
small fruits. Parties desiring q c0mfor.abie
country home near the city and convenient
TO tho street. cars Will Hnd IL U thclr inter-
est to- attend This sale. A pan OF these
lands can be seen az the ONCE OF the auc'
tioDeers. who VIII take pleasure IN snow
Ing The property.
AFTER ABOVE SALE.
commencing ut AZ O'Clock y. NJ. VIII be
,old I'm th- order named the following
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT IN SiSncnes-
Ter:
J. s6s FFfT on the east SIDE ot SeVen'n
street between Perry and NcDOnough
streets. running back TO new street.
2 Ie5 FEET on the east side OF SeVen'h
sire OF between Perry aud Porter streets
running back 10 q new street.
The above LOTS are particularly attract
I've, either for residences or business pur-
rcsfs. being among the nearest eligible lots
10 Richmond. fronting on paved street.
along which the street.carS pass, fprty-uEs
feet wide. with rear frontage on anew street
Of zane width.
2. About TWELVE LOTS lying on the
Richmond and DanYiile railroad. between
Fifth street and the railroad aud Porter.
MAYO. and Bainbfidge streets.
TERMS: one fourth cash; and the balance
IN six. twelve, eighteen, and twenty.fodr
months, interest added from day OF sale;
itle retained tn all the purchase money -
paid and conveyance ordered by the court.
& &. NCRAE.
Special Commissioner
CLERKS OFFICE. CIRCUIT CoURr oF CHEs'
TERFIELD.
thereby certify that {. & McRae has u'y
executed the commissioners bond required
by the ABOVE decree.
T. n FIOIfRNDT Clerk
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uENRICO COUNTY DELINQUENT
IL LAND SALES CONTINUED.

Notice is hereby given that the sale OF
LAND DELINQ ENr FOR TAXES IN the
county OF IenricO from 1876 10 1888. inclu-
sive, Will be continued on
MONDAY. OCTOBER IL, 1885,
at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, IN front Of tue court
house of raid county. and proceed from day
TO day during the term OF the court.
All lands unso'd during this court VIII b.
continued iTom court TO court until they
sre sold and settled up.
Parties having purchased lands at lasl
sale will lease call and settle or they WILL
I've resOld at next term OF court.
WILLIAM TAYLOR.
&C est Treasurer Henr.cO county.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

COMPANY &C" FIRST REGI. 3
~ MENT VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS. =
RICHMOND. VA, October ., l6s6.-SPE- ~
GAL ORDER No. -: This company Is "
ordered TO assc MI BILE at their armory NON
DAY EVENING, 18th instant, at Al
O'Clock, TO act as escort to John A. Andre "
Post. Oraud Army Of the Republic,
J. H. NORAENT,
&C l0-1t First Sergeant.
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REMOVAL.
N USlCAL.

MUSICAL.
-~N~NJNNNNN~<~T-~( ys"0O0coNN.NNNNNN
ERNEST l.. BOILING, PUPIL OF
IL THE PIANIST TO THE KING OF
DENMARK. has RESUMED HIS LESSO SS
IN MUSIC. Lessons ut pupils residence.
Call at 7l0 esst Grace street, or send for
testimonial circular. terms. do., to
ERNEST l.. BOILING.
&C 10. It, Box 100, city.
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taxes on ccmpu'sion BY their creditors.
They acknowledge the power and the right
OF the State 20 tax them, bul they deny that
power to all other persons and to all other
bodies polite.
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isyH A BRANCH OF MONU-
MENTAL CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL
viii commence at Chapel corner OF Madl-
on ard Grace streets THIS AFTEEN ooS at /
O'Clock
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