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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23
NORFOLK.
YnaHH RAILROADS ON TIE WESTERN
BRANCH SECTION.
The People Very Much Interested
psaths-shipping News-Navy-
Yard Personal.
Of the Rich mona DispatchI

lCorrsponeence oftbe Richmond Dispstchl
DEcra RrR %, 1886.
Another vessel arrived yesterday with a
cargo Of iron rails for the new railroad in
Norfolk and Nansemond counties, from
Hodges Ferry 10 the Nansemond river.
The psolle Of the Westcrn.Branch section
ere considerably excited just now over
railroad improvements, there being three
under way at prcsent-thc Hodges Ferry
road, belt-l.ne around by Pigs Point,
and line from The mouth OF the Western
Brunch through Churcbland 10 Nansemond.
The two latter the surveying corps have
lust gotten through with. All the pro-
posed roads start from deep water on the
Western Branch, and will be OF standard
gauge. The wealthy truckers are all IN.
ttIcsttd, with prominent business men OF
Norfolk.
AT the annual meeting ~ the stockbold-
srs last night The Norfolk hnitting.MiilS
were leased out for two wears at $4,000 a
year.
The remains OF Or. James A. Gwathney,
of Baltimore. formerly OF Norfolk, were
brought here yesterday and inferred.
General Roger a. Pryor left last night
for Richmond on his way home To New
York. Roger \. Pryor, Jr., and his BRIDE
left by the Eastern shore route Tor New
York.
The United states steamer Fortune ar
rived al the nayy.yard Yesterday with mn
shlncTy ordered here from the Washington
yard.
Miss Mary EhLq Higgins, sister 81 Gene
raj Edward Higgins, OF the Confederate
army, died ut her residence here Yesterday.
The unusual severity Of the recent gales
on the coast greatly damaged The rooi 81
Cane Henry lighthouse. force oi me-
ebanics bas been sent down from this city
10 make repairs, a. the damage lnleIicTeS
with working the light properly.
Iaura Williams and John Brown (co'
lored), an clipping couple from North Caro-
lima. were arrested on The arrival OF the
steiner Currituck Last night aud lodged IN
;aiI for robbery. Thomas Williams, The
Injured husband. who was robbed OF h.
property, Will arrive to-day to prosecute
the couple.
A ne,t Of ffiy.fvc vessels Of all classes
passed ont the caEeS YESTERDAY afternoon.
Professor y. Il. Webster, OF New lOfk.
Is visiting his sons in this city.
A party O, railroad.mcn from the North
went I'D the Seahoard road Yesterday.
The Baltimore Merchants EXchango
will make an Effort TO prevent the proposed
change and reduction Of the >ignal-statton
al Cape Henry.
The commandant d the maynard say
that there Is no doubt Of the fact that Con
press, during its present session, Will make
sp appropriation for building simpson
dry-dock at this yard. The proposed dr,-
dock will cost 100000.
The schooner Paugusscl, stranded al
Virginia Beach. is 4 total wreck. and will
he abandoned by the WTcckcrs a soon A.
all the cargo Is taken Ost. G..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23
ROANOKE-RIyER iMPROvLaENr.
The Boy dton Meeting Held In I,s
Aid.

Al meeting held by the citizens O
Mecklenburg county al Boydton at th,
regular term OF the County Court, 10th O
December, 1856, on motion. George Il
Finch, Esq. was elected Chairman aul
William Townes secretary.
ON motion. the Char was requested tC
appoint a committee OF three 10 send Il
The members 81 Congress the sense OF thi,
meeting.
William Towncs, DIR. X. ID. Baskerville.
and the Hon. &. II. n. Taylor were ap-
pointed az the committee.
IL was resolved that George Il. Finch.
Esq, be added 10 the committee.
The committee retired aud prepared The
following resolutions ss expressive OF the
views adyaIeed by the several speakers aud
those beld by the persons composing the
meeting:
Whereas The Roanoke river, with an ave-
rage depth OF eight feet and an average
width OF ZOO 10 800 feet, rolls useiessly
for a distance Of f0rty.iise miles through
our county; and whereas we are the only
PEOPLE IN the civilized world who have
such stream rolling useiessly through 40
large and 20 valuable u county:
HtS0!t9d, 1T, We, the committee ap.
pointed by The citizens OF Mccklenburg
county. do respectfully request the bonori.
Die senators from Virginia aud North
Carolina and members OF Congress con.
liglous TO ssidfI,er TO use their utmost In.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23
A Richmond Product in Portugal.

4 Lisbon correspondent wIll,, to thr
paIi- IWDicW EcgiSfcr:
WHO knows about Valentino, meat
Juice: TIE other day. in speaking 0l the
late King Fcrnando'> illness (hc llG en-
Ger on the facc) Colonel Lewis told me q
yny intcrC sting incident. After his pre-
,ont4i.on ~ CoUlt here, he went, as w1~
customary then, 60 CiHtT1 To be presented
to King Ecnndo. who. loWcNcr, wj>
already Nciv IN, and through his adluisut
TC,itcV declined The visit \ month or
% afterwards Colonel Lewis heard alarm-
ug IuMOr, q, 10 the KINGS state
of health, among oiltr- the one That
bis Majesty Coud no longer >Wll.OT
any food. and that the liquids given him dId
hot agree with him. For many year, pat
Colonel Levi, had used the Valentine m"l'
juicc ln Biz iha'iy. with excellent rf>ul s..
ON LEAVING for Europe Mr.. Valentine. WHO
ljvr. IN HithmOpC. made Collnl Levi q
rC-,nt 81 several bottles. He had no o.
oa,lou 10 Use them. beng. ! am happy To-
testify. i'm .Ulcntid bralth: but be- ho-
thought him That they might do the King
GOOD. 20 heWrotc 10 ;hc King wife. who,
- cNciylodv knows. Is IN American ltd1.
sCrdipg her q fcV bottles with direction.
LoWto Z. Hardly 4 week had elapsed
h,io1c orr Kind hearted Minister ", Zen
roocirt of q letter from thc Counties
Edla. thanking him in the name oi
che Kin. for III. most acceptable Git. and
inviting him 70 tee Castle Penn. a. h',
" ie.iy desired 20 thank MIN iu person.
The hone w.. even expressed That Colonel
Lewis would excuse 40. absence y alic.rr-
mouy in hi. reception. On account II tllt
-Ot weakness Of the King. After That
Co.oIci Levi. W,Et once week 70 SEE in"
King, g ho Insisted upon IL that It Wa this
peculiar preparation which prolonged u>
he. lie lived five month, after he iilNi
took and cpjoyed the beef Juice. H.,
stomach could rrian nothing else. Colonel
Levi, tells me that i. ,the meat iulrD may
b. ~ ocur,d L,Ir IN Lisbon now. the faci
Of he king, using il h1NiGs caused thi-
American product 10 bc introduced ~ lho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23
STAT NTON.
Beginning The Festive Seasop-A
Grand Ball-Otber Notes.
Recommendation ~ (, ba RicI rpond nisua tch I


DECLvBER -, 1856.
The festival season in This city opened
brightly at the Hale House last night with a
large and fashionable ball, under The dircc.
ton of Mr.. William g. Kinney ,prcsldcut
and Me>>rs. i. :. Foster, f. {. k1ncy, y.
n. TAYLOR, and j. II. woodward tioor
eonmittc0. Tho patiOnc,scs were Mrs.
T.. NJ. TaylO Mrs. George Wilson. MI.
&. Men. White. aud Mr.. David May.
The programme contained twenty pieces.
with inlCrmisSon at the tenth. The Rich
mopd oTChestra Professor Shcppersun,
director-iurni,hCd the music
Following are the couples q, they en-.
tered the hall Miss Sallie Bayly and fYnk
Foster, Miss Carrie CroWlc and ". W.
McGufiiR. Miss Fannie Backlcy and l.. d..
Cushing. Miss Lille Arthur and Fitz Elder,
Miss Kale MoGuiin and i. G. Kinney, Miss
NAV Whtehurst and William Young, Mis-
Maud White hurst and James her, IL, Mi,>
Willie Christian and George Waters, Mis-
NAV Elder and II. BrlNton, Miss ApLic
Elder and William Berry, Mi Maggie
McCbesncy and \. :. Morton, Mis- Mary
Price, Of Baltimore, and j. A. Cook, Miss
Lucy Dangorteld AID J. Med. Mcjur,
Miss kiitic Mcclure and Il. Wat, Mis-
Alice Mcclure and .. Butler. Mis- Lclo
Wiz and William Burke. Miss Viola Davis
and u. O. Holiday, Ms, Lucy Harper ard
n. Mccoy, Miss Annie Camp, OF fitch.
mopd. and j. Il. Taylor. Mis-, Emma Har.
ris and ". 4. Ncl'ue, Miss Blanche Mad.
dox, OF Culpepper, and ". G.. Kinney,
Miss NJ. Mccarthy. of Richmond, and j..
II. Woodward, Miss Maria Cochran and Il.
Nelson, Miss Ellen Cameron and x. A..
Palmer, Miss Mary Waddcll and III. ".
Bel, Jr., MIR. and Mrs. W. Il. RlacIley, Mr.
and Mrs. +. NJ. Taylor, Mr.. and Mr..
George Wilson. and j. Byan, Of Texas. aud
Mr.. W. II. Tams alone.
At the interval handsome supper va,
served 10y The ho,ts OF The "lialc, Mc>Sr,.
Fhz 4 Woodward, which, with their
courteous attention, added to the happy
occasion. II va, well towards the gray
dawn of the next sun before the notes OF
Home. sweet Home" caused the party
to remember their admonitonS.
The annual ball Of the lIbcrpian Bcne-
6Clal Society Will take place at me virginia
Hotel on the evening Of the 10Th instant
The committee Of MTangcmeutS-Me s>r,
Dennis Blown, W. I. Barrigln, j. \. Muir
ray, Daniel CFimmns. j. Snigo, Robert
Watkins, Thomas kivlighan, Michael Xiv
hghan, and T.. VI. sullivan. Of Harrison
hufe-a are HtIltCllhg tHt aIdH loI GRANT
entertainments.
Miss Florence A.. daughter Of Professor
A. !. Turner, OF the Deaf and Dumb an'
Blind Institution, was married last nigh
at the residence Of her father TO Dr. Au
eustine A. Bancroft, If Detroit, Mich.
ON the 18th Mr. j. Leon LcNford, @
Louisville, ny, and Miss Mamie t.. dausll
ter Of Mr.. j. +. Taylor, Of TIL, city, WI
be married. CANToN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23

fuencc to have sls1,0 900 appropriated 10
have the necessary work done TO open the
Roanoke river TO steam navigation
First. Because we are land-Iocked.
Second. We inbabit country whose
natural fertility will compare favorso'y
with that Of any portion Of the American
continent.
Third. Because we have claim on any
reasonable country who ards struggling bu-
manity TO help itself.
In carrying out the wishes OF the people
we would hc uniaitbful TO them " we failed
10 try to impress upon the members OF Con-
grcss representing the people OF the koa-
noke river and It's watershed the very great
importance this enterprise has 10 them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23

he plantsd his fist on Gardncr's Jaw. The
be rained three or four blows upon his lace
and head In QUICK succession. Gardner
staggered and fell heavily against me door
which few open, rrecipita'ing hiin LOT
ward. The members OF the committee
bearing the noise and seeing the com
baiants about to renew bost'lllie., inter
fertd and stopped all further bghting,
Great forts were made TO keep the matter
secret. Both men are now IN the hands OF
their friends, who refuse 10 ialk as 10 what
action will be taken,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23
Accident Mt a Church Festival-Nar-
row Escape.
,fNnrresnon1ence OF the Richmond Dispatch.

CHASE (1Y, Va, UtctmUcr =, IooU'
Tie Prcslyier'ans held festival here
la,t night over the Store.hOuse OF L. A.
Field q Go. About O'Clock there were
over 1875 ladies', gentlemen, and children
as. embed. aud all were joyous over the
delightful progress Of the entertainment,
ubtn suddenly the crash OF timbers was
head. The floor commenced to vibrlte
and give away. Great CONSERVATION en-
,ued. The PLEASURES Of the hour were sud
denly changed to imminent peril at the
sinking foor and crushing timbers. Owing
10 the timely action OF sclfpOssessed men
The ihropg left The trembling building, and
nearly ali escaped without injury. Mr.. VI.
l.. Hardy. proprietor OF the Mineral Hotel,
and Mr.. Jack Hayes were struck by tim
hers, but were not very seriously hurt. 1t
was a wonderful escape. j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23
A EacaIcitrnnt Wines Committed.
iBy telegraph TO the pispatch.l

EMrmorE. Hcccmbcr 22.-Nom" TWO
week, ago John I. Morris. q reporter O..
fIc Sop. Wa, called before tie Grand liy
to answer o, TO hi, mean, OF information
t,c9ldug The lTc>ntmout Of ShGih
Ft,dcimaun. CHARGED with attempting ~
Lrilc "a c0lcTod voter It the lac election.
Morris aid he had received the irformi-
lion in confidence and could not disclose
The name of hi informant. subsequently
the charge against tie >hcrln w. Dis
missed, and tie accU-or vs. committed To
jail for perjury. To-day Morris was rlllcd
before Judge DUTY, aud, still refusing 10
/ CXlo.c hi. informant, was committed 10
/ jaii Tor contempt. The tenn Of impri>0u-
mont i, indefinite, unc,s be ,hail purge
/ Liu.~t H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23

by George w. Mayo. Auct.oueer.
,JLo. r LaUght0u. jr. Salesman
80. 20 Ninth stree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23
The Election at West Point.

WEST POINT, Va, December 2l.-Thc
SPECIAL election held here to-day for mayor
resulted i'm the choice 0i Edwin VIII
kin,on Dcmocr,D by IS majority over
Morgan Treat, can, idatc OF the knights OF
Labor. The knights carried this town last
september, but good many Of their men,
les Lave deserted since then, chiefly ON
account Of ,chemCr> dragging Che order
milo rnlilic..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23
CHARIOITEsNII.LE.
Sudden peath-Rsiigious Notes.
ICorrespopdence OF the Richmond Dispatch

DECEMBER %, 1856.
An old man named Curricr, from pud-
ley's Mountain, which Is about eight mIles
south Of Charlottesville, drove into Char
lottesyille yesterday with dead woman
ibis wiie) In his arms. They bad started To
Charlottesville with some articles, such aN
dressed turkeys, for safe, and 10 buy few
simple articles OF use and ornament Tor the
little ones. Mrs. Curfier, some thirty years
the Junior OF her husband, was apparently
In her usual health aud had net complained
at all when she fell over dead when the
couple had reached point within mile
Of town. At the Virginia Midland june
ton lives a son-in.law, a Mr.. Kirby, aud TO
his residence the remains were taken.
Mr.. Il. III. Brennan, for many Years the
head Of the banking firm here which bore
his name, and once the owner OF the splen-
did estate "Carlton," 0ted at o'clock
this morning at the Parish Hotel, where be
has been lying critically i'll for some time.
His funeral will take place from the Episco-
paI church Tomorrow al noon.
The Rev. G. VI. Howard, the evangelist,
las been for some time and is still conduct.
ing revival at the Coyesvllle Presbyterian
church. lie has been very successful.
Our.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23
YALT tTIDENT DROWNED.
" hiIo hating or Lake whitney the
Zee GiNCs way.


4 Now Haven special S1y,: Lake hi'-
r,,. me resort oi an New Haven ~hItcr-.
ga. tho. rDnc ~ an accident tni, afternoon
Ofir' r,,u.t,d in the death OF y tlc stu.
d,rt ana tbc narrow ,>clp, II two other
r,,.pr,. Thcl.c On The lover lake Wa
INN. Tut Edgar living Brcrr,raud Charlie,
lc,u.i,. of tbc Middle tl.- in ,hc Nrie
Y,.cl.gi,.I .,bool. .Satcd up the llLl.
Will, ,tr,fcl.,, hac, irro the country Cor
ia, ,.il,. Ut.w tn. second bride.
,.iIr ,tr-Dr current keep. .h.
i,c hin. IL $50, Hlkl.h work.
.,'J ia. mi, .Letoj cautiously M a time.
1b,r I,,,..,r who ,y.. ,o1,.UHg. In aI.
,.'r.. 'ri.i,l,I,d li. .pc,d ami ,bn, ahr,I.
,,'.,.i. ,.'.,.li l,,i ,,, he. i.,rl "a,
20 ''i, o,,a 3D.. .rl,.t - I..' ,,a..r O..
I',,r,,. Iniv .,,r.I n I,omi> ,L,feG
~, min -riic of Hrrunrl.., enc, of wl!u.
,''' n,,d T., r,,u hin, oIt Ir.tr,l OF r....
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23
AUCTION sALEs-fu,urs Days.
by ". W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
ALL THE PROPERTY, FRANCHISES.
RIGHTS, DC,
or THE
sorrTuEpN TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

Hy viriue OF the following DEGREES entered
In The causes of william Malone &C. Us
The southern Telegraph Company and
others and The Farmers Loan and Trust
COMPANY Us, same VIZ:
iecree entered in said causes In the
United states Circuit Court for the Eastern
district Of virginia on the 2lst Gay OF e
cember. 1885; -. &c
q. Iecree entered in said causes in the
United states Circuit Court for the Western
district OF North Carolina on the Atm day OF
February, 1885;
United states Circuit Court for the District
of Soul h Carolina on the Attn day OF Febru-
airy, 1886:
!. Iecree entered in said causes in the
United states Circuit Court for the Middle
district OF Alabama on the 9TH day OF Feb
fUaTy, 1856; -
8. Tecree entered In said causes in the
United States Circuit Court for the North
EN- district Of Georgia on the leth day OF
the undersigne special commissioners
appointed thereby, will sell at puOc auc-
ton, In front OF the Office OF the auctioneer,
No. north Eleventh street, IN the city OF
Richmond, Va,
FEBRUARY l, 1887.
atI2 O'Clock NJ. ALL THE RiGhT. TITLE.
AND IN ERksT OF EVERY KIND AND
MATT RE, OF THE SOUTHERN TELE-
GRAPH COMPANY In and 10 the line ~
telegraph to, from. and between the city OK
Washington and the city OF Selma, Ala and
the various branches thereof about 500
miles OF poles and about 5 600 miles OF wire b,
together with all the Lands, Propertiei
Franchises Telegraph Lines, Gables, Poles
vines, Instruments, Tools. Apparatus *
Offices, Fixtures. Patents Patent Rigb' =.
Contracts, Leases, securities, Right-.
Claims, Interest. and Demands OF eve
Kind, nature. and description win ltsOeyt 4.
wherever the same may be or however So -
uaied, DOW ned, owned, or possessed by the
said company.
The AID telegraph Inc Is IN good cond,-
ton, and is now doing a good business.
The Inc VIII be- sold SUD ect to a traf.c
arrangem ent row existing between N ant
tie Mutual Union Telegraph Company.
which VIII expire at the option Of the pur-
chaser upon sixty days notice.
Terms or SALE: Ten per cent. OF pur.
chate- money IN each and q sufficient sum
IA addition 10 make such payment as VII
amount TO 10000; the balance within
thiIty days 6iter sale.
Any further Information desired will Be-
given by A. l.. EuULWARE receiver AT Re I-
Moud, Va. 4 l. BJULW ARE,
II. y. TURNER.
Commissioner
y. ". EoWF, Auctoneor. de-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23
auCr,os sALss-Th,s Day.
zoo.~rN~rTlrIcy NrT~lS~<s ~ -
BY Il. Il. Cook, Auctionecr,
a Ninth street,
NOn OO0 WORTH OF DIA-
SZU,UUU MoNDs. WATCHES, AND
iEWEIRY AT AUCTION,

S2U,UUU MoSBs WATCHES, AND
JEWELRY AT AUCTION.
Mr. HARRIS. jeweler, formerly OF tnls
city. will offer at public auction, At NO. Ios
east Bread street, ss above,
TODAY
At 10 A. NJ. and 81 and 7 r. NJ, s2o'ooo
worth OF DIAMONDS WATCHES ana
JEWELRY, consisting OF
DIAMOND EAR RINGS,
LACE-PINs,
RINGS, STUDS, &c.
ALSO,
LADIES' ppd GENTLEMEN'S SOLID
GOLD WATCHES OF the best-k known
American makes;
1oOsULIDsILVER WATCHES ofst2ndsrd
American makes, together with iuii
lire of.rs
LADIES and GENTLEMENS GOLD
RINGS, LOCKkTs, LACE-PlNS, EAh-
KIrGs, sLEEVE-BUTTONS, BRACE-
ITS, CHARMS. &c, such as found IN
a first class jewelry establishment.
Thswill be a rave opportunity Tor tue
citizens OF Richmond 10 secure bargains.
livery article will be fully guaranteed as
Sales will he continued until the entire
stock Is fold-EVERY MORNING at 20
O'Clock. and AFTERNOON ct 81 and
O'Clock. n hARhlSt JeWelet,
Il. h. Cook. AuctiOneer. de2l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23

OFFICE or CITY COLLECTOR. I
KICHhoND. November 80. 1868.
THIS OFFICE WILL Be OPEN
DAILY
between the hours OF Q O'Clock a. u. and e
O'Clock Z. VI. from the
18TH TO THE Slsr DAY OF DECEh BER
1855. INCLUSIVE,
for the purpose OF receiving nom all per-
cons
TAXES DUE THE CITY OF RICHMOND
Any person who shall fail To pay said taxes
within the time so limited Will be considered
delinquent, and will be charged a penalty Of
FIVE PER CENT ana Interest at the rate
OF per centum per snnum.
A. X. woODSON,
del.lm City Collector.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23

5000 CIGARS Of good and assorted DraniG.
10 ne sold 10 iOts ~ one or more boxes
10 when the attention OF smokers .s
cpped. GLORGE ". MA1D,
de23 Ault Ouecr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23
RAIlRAlAD LINES.
Leave
sichmo'd 1888 A VI 5:15 " $40 L VI
ARRIVE RICHMOND.

ARRIVE RICHMOND.
1881. ". MAIL daily except sunday.
s:66 A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION daily (er
cept sunday.
7.45 A. 81. NIGHT EXPRESS daily iex,
cept Monday.
CONNECTIONS
At Csifton Forge with Chesapeake and
ONO railway for tue South, West, and
Northwest.
AtLynchburg with Norfolk and Western
railroad for all points South, Southeast and
Southwest, and Virginia Midland railway
for all points North and south.
At Richmond with Associated Railways
for ali points In the Sou h. and Richmond.
Fredericksburg, and Potomac railroad FOR
all points North.
At Lexington with Baltimore aud Ohio
railroad. making close connections at Har-
perB Ferry TO and nom Pittsburgh and the
West, slso TO points North and East.
Siecptn0.cGT attached 10 Ntght Erpre5S az
LyFlohburG.
Trains marked daily except Sunday.
Tickets sold TO al points. Offices: SIS
eGst Main street, 1000 Main, and At Rich
mond and Allegheny depot, Eighth and
Canal streets. j. II. MAChO kDO,
General Passenger aud Express Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23

freight rscsiveG daily Tor Nor'o Z, potV
mouth. tmlthral'. Hampton. GA Pom
erly. and Hicsb.ord, Va; Washington
%. G.; Sew tern. " darlington. and iarDcro
VIE tal.rnad. Seaboard AMI Roanoke rai.
roaG. Norfolk Southern railroad, and EaGi
era NOTth Carolina generally; also, e.
Eastern Shore ~ Virginia and ST. regu,s
la1Giugs on the James and HaplGhannOc,
rivers, at LOWEST RAIt3, ana tnrougl
bis Issued.
l. TATUN. Superintendent.
~ ID No 100 Main street and kgcheffs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-23

Real Estate Auctioueers and insurance
Agenfs,

Els huIl street hhutic5tCI5 y H.
TRUSTEES SALE OF \ YALC-
4 ABLE HOUSE AND Lot FRONTING
on NINTH STREET, BErWEEN DECA.
TIfRA AND STOC kTON STREETS. IN THE
CITY OF MANCHESTER. NA.-By virtue
OF a deed OF trust nOm Mrs. Bette \ Borum
10 Inc undersigned. trustees OF the Nechan.
les Building. Fund Company, OF the Guy or
Manchester dated July 70, 1884 aud 0ul}
recorded IN me clerk Office OF the huotlnSs
Court OF said city. Deed Book 5, page 66i,
default having been made IA the pas menl
OF The bond secured thereby. ana being re
nuiled 30 To DO by the said Building. fund
company, they. The said undersigned trus-
tees, viii sell at public auction, on the
premises. ON
FRIDAY, DECEMBER "a, 1883,
at4 O'Clock +. ~. that VERY DESIRABLE
HOUSE and LOT. fronting A. feet Oh
tie west side OF Ninth street betweeu
Decatur and stockton streets. aud running
bscklS2 feet. The DWELLING l. n larg-
buntlng. containing seven ROOMS, naus
&c. rud Is N hfst.rate repair. THIS pro
Ierty Is one Of The most desirable nome,
IN the city. being IN good neighO0rhOOd
conN enienL TO street cas- market. &c
TERMS: Cash as 10 the sum or $500 y
and costs OF executing this trust the pa
ance upon such terms as VIII be made
Known at the sale. - ...
r.. ~. WElSIGER.
G. Z. NCRAE.
II. FITZGERALD.
trustees.
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