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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
Two-DoIIar silver Certificates.

WASHINGTON, December li.-Limitcd
quntiilc, % iwO.dOllar silver certificate
have been put ia circulation. 20 far they
have been issued by the Treasury only 10
redemption Of one and twO-aOllar United
states notes. when the supply is sufficient
they Will De distributed among the sub
treasures and put IN general circulation IN
the same manner as wa adopted 10 the case
Of the One-do,laT silver certificates. The
work on the new certificates has been very
much delayed. The fiye.dOilar certificates
will not be- ready for some time yet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
DOLLS TEA PARTY.

COA AND TAKE YOUR CHILDREN
" to the DOLLS TEA PARRY that viii
be given by the Young ladies In the lecture
room Of the Second Presbyterian church
on ,EXT THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVE.
NINGS. You can also get there oil the
BRAC. FANCY WORK. and such other
nice things that you want for Cnriatmas
spd In purchasing tnem you VIII be sssist-
ing In good work. del2-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
ttrlka Of Mtunr.

IDJ tVltbIHpu % tIIt DIhpflI.IT
>HANoElN, Penn, December IA -tri6e
Of miners employed ~ TIE Be4r-Naliey
shaft ana operated by the PHILADELPHIA and
Reading Coal and Iron Company, Wa in
augurated thi- morning in consequence Of
reduction Of lOp per cent. in the wage, Of
miners working certain veins. The local
assembly Of knights Of Labor ordered the
miners 70 continue work pending arbi'ra-
ton, hut the men refused To obey the order
4, result Of the strike 60 men and boys
are IdIe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12

East CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Decembee ILL.,
An explosion occurred In the fn,Lroou q
the large factory owned 10y j. A. WOOD
bury aud occupied by several wood.voets
ing nrms, for whom Woodbury. furotsbe4
power. The iue.roOm was large room
with brick walls aud full OF shavings. 4
spark is supposed to have got among ~
,hayings and smouldered until the dor
opened and let I'm rush OF air. which
caused an explosion which tore down the
walls, wrecked the engine, and badly ia-
!ured eight persons, one fatally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
Discover OF Iron.
Ia telegraph 10 the Dl.patch.

10y Ltltsl IN ~ tAc D4HpatIA'l
NEW ORLEANS. Dec, mbe- IA special
from Meridian, MIS-, 10 The P,cgYtGe
,5y,: Enterprise, 4 town twenty mile
south 4 this city. on the Mobile and OHIO
and New Orleans and Northeastern rail-
Io9d-, + in a state Of intense excitement
over the discovery Of iron. \ negro VINO
tad formerly worked in the iron Gall, at
nrl ingl3in was the first tO mase the d.
coNlry on White Place, two miles east oil
Enterprise. A >pecicsen u The or. VI,
,tni 10 Meridian. sud wa, pronounced by
'Nput~ 10 De the lne,t iron, known a,
ifu.lfffa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
Pleasant Episode IN The WHITE House.
lBy telegra oh TO the Dispatch.l


WASHINGTON. December 1.-THE Pres
dent, although still suffering from rheu-
matte pains IN his knees. wa, able 10 resume
Bis official routine to-day. He received an
unusually large number Of congressional
visitors in The forenoon, and about noon he
repaired 10 the East room and shook hands
with members Of Gab1el Il. Paul Post, 101.
G. A. r.. Of New jersey, now on . visit 10
this city. A the Grand Army men were
iilins out Of the East room Generals Sher-
man and sheridan, who had just concluded
4 Writ to the Presldentin his private Office,
descended the stairway and fell in with the
crowd which filed the hall. They were
Immediately recognized by many Of the
veterans. who bad served under them du-
ring the war, and a. all desired 10 pay their
respects 10 them the two eminent generals
stood IN the hallway and shook hands AMI
exchanged familiar greetings with the
Grand Army men a. they passed out. The
accidental meeting was a happy one. and
was he cause Of much pleasan, comment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
Gam rytth m Log

The police found a 6ne-lOokiug milcb-
COW wing at the corner OF FOurtG and
Leigh streets yesterday morning with one
of her legs broken. Being unable to fiud
the owner. Sergeant Cosby called on Chief
of.Police Poe. who directed that the ami.
mai be valued by three butchers IN TIE
market and that il he Killed, the money 10
be held for the owner when found. When
sergeant Cosby returned TO execute the
order OF the Chef the animal had been
mnXrd. nossIblY hy IL. owner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
A Double Lyaehi1g.
nv tslexrxpn 10 the Dlspstch !

CHATTANOOGA. December li.-Lsst night
about II O'Clock a mob OF unknown and
masked men visited the jail at Ruggold. Ca,
and after oyerpowering the iailer took out
two prisoners named George SPARKS and
Monroe Smith Doth negroes) and hanged
them 10 a tree, where they were found this
morning and cnt down by the authorities.
Both negroes have been engaged 10 rob
bing and burning houses 10 North Georgia
for some months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
They Cleaned of the snow.

several hundred persons were before the
Police Court yesterday morning charged
with violating the city ordinance by not
having the snow cleaned from the pave
meni, In iroBt Of their houses. \ large
number OF them had caused the snow 10 be
removed after they were reported but be-
fore they were summoned 10 appear at
court, and the other, bad done likewise
after receiving the SUMMONS. Thi, being
the ca.e. Justice Richardson dismissed them
with an admOnitiOn,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
4 Kentucky LswJ err Jailed for Three
Years.
IHy Telegraph to the Dispatch,

Louisville, KY, December 1.-THE
tour Of Appeals affirmed the Circuit
Couu', decision to-day, and decided that
LAWYER John J. Cornellison. wlO coWlided
jude Reed. o.. the superior Court. A.
Mount Sterling, KY, for maxim. On adj
verse decision against CornellsOn. would
have 10 20 jail for three year. in addition
10 PAYING fine. T. will be remembered
that CorDellison's victim, Judge r. ]. was
30 mortified al The cOwhiding that De- COM
mitted suicide
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
Ieg>tuf sDd Trsmp> KILLED.
[By telegraph TO the Dlspstch.l

NEvFus. December ll.-By two freight
trains running into each other last night on
tie Mempbi, and Charleston railroad Con-
ducior 7. i. Greer bad both Of bls legs eat
oil. ard three tramp, who were stealiag a
ride were Killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
The National Banking system.
IBy telegra ph 10 tue Dispatcr.I

WASHINGTON, December ll.-Comp,roller
Trenholm will appear before tie House
Committee on Banking and Currency next
Wednesday 10y invitation 10 expound hi
views rclatlve to the national banking sys.
TEN. several members Of The committee
express the determination 10 secure action,
IL possible. upon some remedial measure
touclin g The relations between the national
banks and the Government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12

No, Messrs. Bondholders, your day has
passed. You saw the debt-paying people
Of Virginia engaged In a mortal struggle
10 uphold her honor and your rights, and
you raised not iinger TO help. You saw
a corrupt Federal Administration pour its
patronage and money into the Old Domin-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
knights Of Honor Officers.

At regular meeting Of Lee Lodge, No.
Az, knights OF Honor, held last night, the
follow ing officers were elected for the en.
suing term r. J. Warmer, past dictator;
George L. Bowdep, Dictator; {. T. Sins,
,ice-dictator; w. ii. Chiles, assistant die
tator; George c. White, chaplain; G.. w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
Negroes Going To Arkansas.

ALBANIA, GA., December ll.-Three hum
drcd ncgroc~ from Hat county, in this
state, passed through Atlanta to-day on
Their way 10 ATsal-fs. several large de-
tachmsni- from >ou;h Clrolila have also
passed through iJr the same destination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
Dolls Tea Party.

\ dolls tea party will De given in the
lecture room Of the second Presbyterian
church Thursday and Friday evenings OF
this week by the young ladies' Of that
church. There will be offered for sale
toys, candy, fruit, doll. br,c-d-brac, fancy
WnrL a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
Academy of Music

The attraction at this place OF amusement
Tuesday and Wednesday nights AMI We'd
nesdsy matinee will he IIowOrth's Grand
Hibcruica and Dublin Dan Comedy Com
pany-a speciality company headed by
Bry~n O'Lynn in The Twin Jlryeys Or.
Merry M,cs and Lively O's." THURSDAY
and the remainder Of the week, dads
Girl"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
NEW YORK Curros FUrUKEs.
Co,rressmsn william e. Pstes.

William T. Price was born IN Hunting.
don county. Pa, June Il, 1924. lie re.
ceiyed a common-scbool education. Ills
early years 10 Wisconsin were spent In
bard work a. Iumberman. He becameaa
earnest temperance m1n, ana pushed bic
way upward in the social scale by the cut
tiystiou Of bis mind. In 1851 he was
elected a member Of the Wisconsin Az
sembly. and in lSJ; Of the senate, 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
THE RICHMOND DlsPATCH--SUNDAY DECEMBER 10. 1886

Griffin, guide; Z. u. Redo. reporter; En-.
FiizgersId. financial reporter; If. Hat
nall, treasurer; X. n. Northen, guardian;
J. T. sayille, sentineI; r. l.. Courtney.
Frank Miller. and James Johnson. trustees; ;
Or. George II. Bright. medical examiner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
Farfha aaks IA smyrna.

CoSsTAATINoPLE, December l.-An
earthquake to-day was felt in smyrna and
throughout the Island Of Chios. The dis
turbsnce made assures in the walls in front
Of the houses in all parts of the territory
Affected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
ROfd Tfain-H abbsr~.
lBy telegraph TO tns Uispatch.I

TOY V'4's'"YI 10 u" I4opfNtHsI
FORI Worm, Ten, December ia
,Ouiir bound passenger train on the Fort
Worth and Denver railroad. while stopping
at Bellevue tlis morning fcr water. was
boarded by three robbers. who took from
the passenger. Cicht wstche. aud Sl0i In
m4ftV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
verdict Against the city.

In the City Circuit Court Yesterday the
case OF Black burn rs The City Of Rich
mOnd for 1854 for seryi,es rendered ~
scavtBger was submitted to the court for
decision, and Judge Wexford allowed the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12

which he was rc'.i'
,,r 20, and ISL. I'm lS1a he va. the
" siding oilitcr II that body. Mr.. Price
~, county Judge in 1854. and again In
1859. In l,GS he Vs., presidential elector
He served in the Assembly d his STATE a,
recently as 1852. supported by the Probl-
b'''iopists OF his district, be- ran A. a Repub.
lean eardIdate for the forty-eighth Con.
gre,, and was elected. lie was reelected 10
Tie pie,ent Congress. and n; the recent
election for the Fiitieth bad minority
Of twelve thousand. About two months
40 he was obliged 10 take 10 his bed iron
Illness. His disease, which was cancer q
the stomach, augmented rapidly In strength,
but be refused medical treatment, and at IL
time Of hi death was attended bv faith
cure man summoned from =. Paul, Miun.
The deceased congressman was infene4
amid every denomination 81 the respect
felt for blm by the people Of Blsck.River
FAN. and the neIghborhOod.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
LATE WEATHER REPORT.

WA.InSGToN, December FL 4. H.
FIR Virginia. tight rains, rdrl15'e loindS,
siiqhHy vaTmer.
Tor North Carolina. rain, rdr'15'e tcindS,
becoming SOutherty. slightly iraraer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
d.. n
ID DOMINION. 1901 MAIN STREET.

OLD DOMINION. 1901 MAIN STREET.
An entirely New Courss: lnciudins IL
very latest method OF presentipg tue ~
lect of Accounts and which the for~aoS2
business educators deem the uess 6sr1S,S
that hss yet been devised. - n
siudenta received 81 any time. 6os 49,
DAY or NIGHT classes.
For Particular address
90 ss.susm 6k0AG1 - MOON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
ua1r,nopr SroTk MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Nd. December IL Virgins
g. consoli dated, with coupons, 90. do.
psst.due coupons, IS; lo-a0's, 43s; do. new
S's. SO. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
MEYER :,
or! AND bEDAD.
HANDKERCHIEF
DEPARTMENT.
l.S-ihS q CO.'S,
1908 N0j5i street.
de l2.lti

THE BIG BARGAINS We OFFER YOU
Ladies Pure Linen Hemstitched Handler
chiefs, with narrow tuck Al round 81
Ice,
Ladies Pure Linen sheer. Thread Cambria,
wide or narrow hefn, az 1870;
Pure Linen-Thread LanOrlc Handercn iefs.
Win colOEed nand' I'm OrOi deiei Initials
at IZhc. worth 25c.
Ladies Pure Linen al Cam brio Haui-
ktrcTcBieis, embroidered Opeu-wOrk,
Wniie initials. AZ lac. worth Soc
Ladies Pure Linen COlOred- Border 10. tlal
nandkerchlefs at So. WORTH l5c.:
Ladies Sec. 7Jc and 81 sheer Thread
CamOre Han6eIcnlefs-eMDfo ,cered,
pan, hemstitcaed. and scsIlOped
pcges-Ieduced 10 abe:
White HeDsiitcAed Au-SI!k Hantker-
chiefs al z5c.;
Coiored brocGde Ail-Suk Hsnderch!efs at
Csc;
Genueuens Pure Linen Hemstltched
Hsndkerchiefs-put up nall dozen u =
h2I dsOme bOX-Sl.50 box;
Finer ROYALTIES sZ TO 81 box;
Gentlemens While Hemstltcned All-Si.k
Har dkerchlefs az 39c
Gentlemens White A4-Suk BrOcade Nui-
fersstsI;
Gentlenens Pure Linen COlored- Border
Hsndkerchlefs Al lZ1.c.;
Double Hemmed COlOrei border Haniker.
cn,eis Al 3, ., and DC Larges, assOrt-
Ment Ia the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12

BAsK STOCKS.
Naional Bank Of Nirginia.100 so
lEsUEAscE CoMPASIEs.
Virginia Fire aud Msrine-... IS S6A s7Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
rLOUR.

rLOUB.
We quote: Fine, s2.50ss1.f6: supernrs
81. 75ass. rs; extra, IS. 25a3s.60; family, gs
$3.50; patent family. country. N.75sSe.1S
COTTON HEPOKY.
Market steady.
RECEIITs.
At Roanoke warehouse, 1 balse.
QUUrATIoss.
COOP MILDIING -esc.
dIDDLIN6.-gc
Low hIDDLISG.-6 G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12

For curing cramps. sweliings, and Ia.
Examinations OF all kinds rub with salvation
Oil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
Mean temperature. ..........il

No matter how severe your cough may
be Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup will cure 1t. -
cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
CHAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

CHAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RIcHsOND. December IL 1883.
oFFEEIN0s.
WHEAr-6 SOP buHhels
CoRS.-l 0C0 bushels.
OATs.-50 buBhels.
RlE.-66 bushels.
SALES BEPoRrED 70 SECRETARY.
WHEAr.-Wbite. IL bushels good Al s5c.
80 bushels fair at soc. Mixed. 3. 600 bushels
very good al csc. Red. 800 bushels prime
LOngOeuy at 9jc.: 1900 bushels prime
LODgberry on private terms: 10 bushels
common LOngberry on private terms; 80
bushels prime ShOrtberry at 9lc. 900 bush
els good shortoerry at s5c.; g. bushels fair
ShOrtberry at soc.
CORN -White, / 600 bushels fair al 47c.
private terms
RYE.-6o bushels very good at CSC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
TIC Weufher IN Richmond YESTERDAY

,odS clear and COO. N about II o'c!0cL
last night a ram SCI IN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12

After nine days 0i hard work the trial
% Washington OF Mrs.. \. d. owen, tTntel
and Of stark simpson and Rev. I,aIc Jole,
rolorcd). for the murder Of \. u. owens.
cud,d Yesterday evening The legal tight
Ms an earnest one. over nifty witness,
were examined and IN immense mas, Of
evidence taken. With all the fact. in The
cast. a. revealed in the confession Of stark
simpson. you are already acquainted. The
case was given the jury yesterday, and very
soon a verdict q guilty OF murder Wa ren.
dcrrd against simpson. Mr.. owen, and
JoEC, being declared acces.Oric, before the
fact
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
JULIUS MEYER & SOS.
60I AND sos BsOAD -TkEET.

Tor every dollar pure hasei you receive a
Ticket for our Xmas Drag wing. de ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-12
XLIX CONGRESS.
House of REPRESENTATIVES.

WAsUINCTON, December H., 1856.
senate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-26
DIEDMONT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND AND DASViLLE SYSTEM

SCHEDULE
IN EFFECT JUNE 40. 1858.
Train Leave Train Arrive
Nm Richmond No. Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-26
News Notes.

Eleven men in the employ Of Norton
& Purington, at Waterville, ate hashed
meat for breakfast recently, and were
suddenly Frustrated with violent purg-
ing and vomiting, exhibiting strong
symptoms of poisoning.
j. W. Waugh, of Butts county, Ga,
drowned himself in the pond attached
to the celebrated Ponce DeLeon Springs,
near Atlanta, Wednesday morning. He
left q note saying he was tired Of living
because be suffered from ill health.
The Rev. d. d. Albright, ex-super-
intendent of the Bethany Orphan Home,
Reading, Pa, was placed on trial at that
place on the charge of brutally whip.
ping Harry Kramer, aged thirteen, an
inmate Of the Home. The jury We'd
nesday evening gave a verdict of guilty.
The libel suit of Miss NJ. A. Johnson
against the Chicago Cartoon Company
came up for second trial before Judge
Schofeld a few days ago. The basis OF
Miss Johnson's suit, which is for $50.
600 damages, was picture exhibited
at the time the complainant was Gre
ating q stir at the beauty show at the
West-Side Museum.
Reinhold Wilhelm, q young German
baker, who went to Canton from New
York recently, fell in love with Mary
Mock, aged nineteen. Her parents op
posed the courtship and finally forbade
him the house. Wednesday morning
he sat down on the doorsteps OF hi.
sweethesrt's residence and shot him.
self through the lungs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-26

Eminsns Ptaniss ard Cempessr. Dyiss
90 wsimar.

~ " UIWa01s
News comes from wsimar that the
great Lisst is dying In that city. ne
resides there ~ the guest Of the drand
Duke Of SAKE weimar, who allows him
an annuity of 1850. Only . few
months ago List returned home from
England, where he had been lionizsd BY
society.
The life of List has been that Of q
man of eminent gifts, successful not
vithstanding the faults, errors, and in
constituencies not infrequently express
ed in the character of men of his type.
lie was born at Raiding, in Hungary,
October %, 1911. His father, who
was in the service Of Prince Esterhazy,
possessed musical tastes and culture,
and assiduously cultivated the gin
which he recognized in his child. At
nine years Of ago this prscocious &C.
MUS made . public appearance at
Presburg, when his skill in playing
the pianoforte excited great astonish-
ment. At q suitable age he was
sent to Vienna, where Czerny and
Salieri had charge Of his musical oduca-
ton, the cost Of which was betrayed
by two Hungarian noblemen. While
there he worked with the greatest as
siduity. At the end of eighteen months
of severe study he undertook to give q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-26
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC R\lLKoAD.

rHRouaH ALI-RAIL FAsr.fkEiah1
LINE 10 AND FROM bALliMohfs
pHILADELPHlA. NEW YORK.
AND EASTERN AND
WESTERN Cirl ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-26
RUINED FAMILY.
The Baneful Effects Of Speculation
Two grothers Accused Of Crime.

The Baneful Effects OF Speculation
Two Broshers Accused Of Crime.
The Cleveland (0hioA Leader, in re-
cent issue, says: Almost simuita-
neously with the return. Of Martin ..
Van Fleet, Huron county's defaulting
treasurer, to the Norwalk jail, his
brother and former business partner,
George B. Van Fleet, has been arrested
on the charge of obtaining money on
false pretences. lie is said to have
passed a worthless check for $500 made
out in the name Of G. Baker, of Nor
walk, upon II. @. Deming, broker, Of
this city. We have no disposition to
prejudge or condemn the accused man
without hearing, but it is impossible
70 conceal the fact that ruin has fallen
upon the family Of which he is
A member; and in its downfall
there lies q moral which cannot
DO preached too often and too strenu-
ously. Only three years ago no family
in Huron county seemed more secure
in the esteem and confidence of the
nsighboring public. The brothers were
conducting large and apparently pro.
fltable business at Wakeman, where
they had lived for many years, and
there vas no reason to expect anything
less than their continued prosperity and
good repute among their fellow-towns-
men. One was the popular and trusted
treasurer Of Huron county, and both
we're men OF influence. Now Martin is
defaulter who has been q fugitive
from justice and Is now In confinement,
while George, who is believed by many
to have been an accomplice in
I the robbery Of the county treasury,
Is under arrest and charged with an
other penitentiary offence. This is all
the work of speculation. Margin
gambling is responsible for the whole
work OF ruin from first to last. II was
the craze for sudden and easy gains
through this machinery Of evil which
tempted Martin D. Van Fleet to sqaan-
dsr ihe money inrusted to his care,
srd, II the new charge is true, the
came moral poison has led his brother
to an equally dangerous and shame
full crime. II is such facts rs
these which refute tho arguments
sometimes made to excuse or
justify margin speculation. That upas-
tree Of modern business, ike al others.
must be judged by its fruits, and it's
fruits are shame, ruin, and death. II
produces poverty, misery, despair, and
crime, and 1t has again and again led
men of force and character, blessed
with bright prospects and the condition
Of bspriness, 70 the asylum, the psni-
tsntissy, or the suicides grave. The
story Of the Van Fleets is only one Of
psny such, and its lesson is a. old as
Il u plain. Let every man who cares
~ bis present or future welfare take II
70 heart.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-06-26
AUCTION sALEs ,.-l rsturs psys,
BY W. II. Lyps 4 70.
Hsal Estate Agents and Auctioneera
Ills Main street.
PUBLIC SALE
or
THAT MOST ATTRACTIVE sToRE-PRo-
PERTY AND VERY VALUABLE
BUSINESS STAND.
No. 1871 EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
NOW AND LONG IN THE OCCUPANCY
OF
PUBLIo SALE
ID. ANTELOTTI, ESQ,

In execution OF deed OF trust TO me from
Dominic Antelotti and wife, bearing date
lime Q. 1855 and recorded on June 10.
1895. In the clerks Office OF the Richmond
Chancery Court. i shall sell by public auc-
ton, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1885,
at O'Clock p. NJ. the above named well.
known and TRULY-VALUABLE BUSl-
NESS PROPERTY, No. 1871, on the south
aide OF Fran kiln street between Fifteenth
and Seventeenth streets, being the largest,
most substantially built, and In all respects
the most attractive and desirable piece OF
property In that section of the city, having
ihyee stories, basement and attic. with
granite foundation, containing aoou1
eighteen rooms. a large addition having re-
Gently been made 10 the rear-tne entre
arrangement being admirable for business
and residence combined or separately,
there beinga wide private hall-entrance TO
the residence portion OF the building,
which is sufficiently large ana well suited
for boarding-hous The store IS large
well-lighted. and very convenient, with ex'
cellept counters, shelving, two bar-coun-
teIs and such conveniences as are usually
found In a first class retail grocery and
LIQUOR business, and the entire premises IL
In nice order.
The OF has a front Of 2sI5 feet, more or
less, and extends back between parallel
lines about 124 feet to an alley 10 feet
wide.
For more than twenty years past Mr..
Antilotti has conducted line business
here: his trade is well .esta blished and first
class. and his services may be secured by
his successor. This sale, therefore, presents
a rare opportunity for n business man, a
well as for solid investment.
THE TERMS will be stated at time OF sale,
and may be made very liberal, as will then
NC % TAzEwELL ELLET'r. Trustee.
W. II. LYME " Co.. Auctioneers je "a