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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-17
Fun. Eact and Fiction.

Said an irate Richmonder to his son
the other day, who had been off on an
extensive lark II have great mind
to take my uble.barrelled gun and
blow your brains out, you young
scamp" What's the matter with the
single barrelled gum" was the discon-
certed rejoinder of the young hopeful.
"Ain't it time you paid me that five
dollars " asked farmer of his neigh
bOr "'Tain't DUE" was the reply.
But you promised to pay me when
yG% cot back from New York. :" " Well,
| hain't been there" he replied.-Shoe
Gad Leather Reporter.
Teacher to boy whose father keeps a
corner-grOcery: Johnny, nyour father
has hundred eggs and twenty Of them
are bad, how many does he lose?"
Johnny - lie don't lose any Of them.
lie sells the bad ones to the restaurant
keeper to make omelets of."-1eras
SiJtingS.
An enthusiastic Richmond doctor, at
recent temperance-meeting here, when
the reverend gentleman who was going
among the audience giving the pledge
approached him, said "Fll take it {;
I've been a teetotaller for thirty years."
" A man who has not taken drop for
thirty years :" exclaimed the preacher.
And when the doctor added, " Only a
little beer in the summertime by way
of medicine" he could not understand
why the audience laughed so.
SHE WANTED FIDO TO BE IN THE
STYLE.
"Mr. Snaggs, the next time you go
to Pittsburgh you must get me tenn
porary ban for FidO," said Mrs. Snaggs,
yesterday morning.
"A temporary ban" snorted Snaggs,
what in the name Of sense is tenn
porary ban!"
81 don't know, but see that all the
dogs in New York are being put under
temporary ban, and suppose it's the
latest style of dog-blanket for the win
ter, you know. ."-Phtsburgh ChrOni-
Gle.
THE GROWTH OF THE MONUMENT
FUND.
New Yorker oh, yes, we are get
ting along rapidly with the Grant fund.
We've already raised over 100000"
$50 much? ! thought it was only q
little more than 100000"
swell, you see, We raised $500, 900
by reducing the cost OF the monument
from sl, ,00O, 900 to $500, ,000."
DO you think you will eventually
raise enough to build the monument ? "
"0f course We will. Wen raise it
if we have to reduce the monument to
all0,0 900 one. Chicago Nsrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-17
SEASONABLE GOODS
AT Low PRICES.

Bear it in mind that there Ia at least three
months more In which you can wear VIM
ter clothing. and, "a We propose 20 close out
our winter stock at low prices. 1t will be TO
your advantage to buy OF us.
A big reduction on all Combination Dress
Patterns. We are selling them At less
than cost.
Elegant HEAVY Dress Goods, one and q half
yards wide, reduced from sl.50 to 81 per
yard, and from s1.75 to sl.2b, which is
much less than cost.
Ladies' Cloth, Ia green only, one and n half
yards wide, at 6Oc.-would be cheap at
7sc;
Briniantines in black and colors at 12Hc. a
yard worth 25c.. and no mistake;
A large assortment OF Bouces. Camei's
Hair, satin Beretz. Cashmeres. Plaids,
and other fashionable Dress Goods;
Homespun suiiings. ~ inches wide, at only
81 per yard worth tl.6o:
Black Cashmeres mohairs. Crepe Cloth,
and other Dress Goods for mourning ut
very low prices;
Remnants OF Crepes very cheap.
Silk Plush in all colors at si.50 per yard
would be cheapat So;
SILK Velyets in all colors at 81 per yard
worth $3.50:
Velveteens in all qualities and co,ors;
COlored Satins at DOC. yard worth 75c.;
Black eros. Grain silks at e5c. worth 81. 10.
atSl worth sl.25. at sl.25 worth 81 so,
at $3.50 worth 81, at si.75 worth 81 %,
at 81 worth $3.50. These SiIks are war
ranted TO wear.
Colored Rhada mas AT si.10 per yard worth
sl.50:
Black Khadamas at s110 worth $3.50, at
Sl.25 worth sI.75, at 80 worth So;
$3.50 worth 81;
TIicotlnes--e elegant goods-at sl.2b and s2
per yard;
Colored eros. Grain Silks at 6oe.. 75c.. and
sl.26 per yard;
Yard wide " hite Flannel at 85c. per yard
worth soc, and NJ 500. per yard worth
6Oc.:
Heavy Red Twilled Flannel ut 25, 80, 80,
and 4Oc. yard;
Canton Flannel at SIC. worth l0c., at l0c.
worth l3c., at 12l5c. worth l7c.;
Plaid Bomespun for dresses at Gl4c yard
worth l2hc.;
A large lot Of Remnants of Dress Goods all
very cheap;
MIiis AT 81, 81. .25. sl.60, and up tosl:
Fur Capes large sizes, at So 25 worth So;
Fur Capes at 7sc., 81 .25. andSI.6O
Fur Trimmings in all widths, FeatherTrlm-
mings in all cOlOrs Fur Robes;
Black and Colored Fr.nges in great variety.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-17
nenth of Mrs. CornelIa James.

Ms. Cornelia P. James, one Of the
most lovable ladies of this city, died
last night Of pneumonia, in the sixty
second year of her age She was a
Miss Smith, Of Augusta county, and
her husband, who preceded her to the
grave many years ago, was John Quarles
James, one Of the foremost OF the old
time merchants of Richmond. Two
children survive that union-G. Wat
son James, d. L., of the Dispatch, and
a daughter-and it was at the Doctors
house lat the southeast corner Of Main
and Fifth streets) that she breathed her
last.
Mrs. James was a bright and. intell-
gent lady, and in the wide circle OF
friends in which she was known she
was ever spoken Of with affection. She
had lost her husband; children had
preceded her to the grave, and she had
had her full share Of other troubles,
but amid them all she maintained a
sweetness Of disposition, an unhagging
devotion to children and friends, and a
most kindly interest in all who came
within her influence. For some years
she had been in declining health. but
those about her were poorly prepared
for this fatal illness.
Her last hours were passed in uncon-
sciousness, but long ago that pure heart
had been fixed in loving trust upon the
Redeemer and while she was mercl-
fully spared the pangs Of parting with
her dear ones, there can hardly be a
doubt that her eyes, when forever closed
upon this world, opened upon the
brightness and glory Of heavenly
home.
The announcement Of the hour Of the
funeral will be made at several Of the
churches this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-17


Claire, and his desk. mate in the House,
was DIR. Dickinson, OF Pittsylvania,
who was yesterday at home on leave oi
absence.
Not more than fifteen minutes before
DR.. Keen's death his colleague, Mr..
Munford, asked for q leave for him (Dr.
Keen) for one day. His intention was
to 20 from here on the very train
which this morning carries his body
home.
SKETCH OF HIS LIFE.
Thomas William Keen was born IN
Pittsylvania county, September s, 1923,
and was educated at an academy in Frank
lin county; graduated from the Med.
cal University Of Maryland, and in 1874
began the practice of medicine in Rock
ingham county, n. c., butsoon became
prominent as a public man, and was
sent to the Legislature in l84S. In
lS49 he was nomin Ated for Congress IN
the Sixth district by the Democrats,
but was defeated by one vote by
his Whig competitor, A. II. Sheppard.
During the administration Of Buchanan
he was appointed Consul at Dundee, but
declined. He was elector on the Doug
las ticket. At one time he was large
tobacco manufacturer at Salisbury, n.
c., and was Mayor Of that town, but
finally met with business disaster and
came to Danville in 1877 and engaged
in the tobacco business. lie was un-
successful and resumed the practice Of
medicine. In 1883 be was elected to
the Legislature, and boldly defend.
ed Danyille from the assaults Of
the Mahoneites. lie was reflect
ed as one of the three dels-
gates from Pittsylyania and Danville
last year. As a medical man be WAS
successful, and stood high in the pro-
fession. His brother doctors say he
would have made one of the first ply
sicians in his section had he let politics
alone and devoted himself to his pro-
fession. For long time he had heart
ulseHSe, anu HO uOuUI tnlS CauSeu MS
death. lie had been much better for
some time past.
Hewas married to Aramita d. Adams
in 1876; had two children, both Of
whom died. One grandchild lived with
him.
DR.. Keen had the respect and good
will Of the members Of both sides of
the House, for, though he was often
times aggressive, he was as honest as
he was bold-as chivalrous as he was
sincere. No man had more pluck no
one was ever more ready to stand up
for what he believed the right, and he
admired the like qualities in his politi-
cal opponents. Those intimately ac-
quainted with him regarded him as q
splendid man, and those who had
oltenest antogonized him in sharp de-
bates checrfully accord to him decided
ability, great earnestness Of purpose,
and manliness Of spirit. lie was a
thorough-going Democrat, and an intel
ligent, Industrious, and efficient dele
cate,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-17

Shelton (colored) were lodged in the
Third police-station charged with being
suspicious characters.
At the First police-station Eliza
Brooks (colored) was qusrtered charged
with abusing Belle Oakley (coloredl on
the public street; Daniel Woodson
tcolored), for being disorderly IN the
market; and John W. Boyd (colored),
for an ordinance violation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-17
THE BURGLAR RENFREW
Examined BY the Police Justice Yesterday and
Sent on for Trial.

Examined by the Police Justice Yesterday and
Sent on for Trial.
Frank Renfrew, whose arrest was no.
ticed in yesterdays Dispatch, was be-
fore the Police Court yesterday morn
ing on the charge of burglariously en-
tering the dwelling house Of Mr.. A. ).
Lee.
There were two other charges against
him-that of having in his possession
burglars tools and implements, and Of
breaking and entering in the night time
the dwelling of Mrs. NJ. Z. Mountcsstle,
Tenth street between Clay and Leigh,
and stealing therefrom gold watch and
chain, &C., Of the value Of slO0, the
property Of Richard Hawes.
The witnesses examined were Mr..
William p. Lee and Officers William A.
Shields and 4. J. Wren in the first
case, the same two officers in the sec
ond, and Richard Hawes and Sergeants
Angle and Tomlinson in the third.
From the testimony of these gentlemen,
the gist of which was published in con-
nection with the arrest, 1t wss evident
that the right man had been caught.
Sergeant Jeter and others testified
that on Friday night, after Renfrew was
taken to the station-house, Policeman
Wren stated that the accused had
dropped something in the scutiie which
took place when he was arrested. They
went to the place indicated and found
the watch and chain and Q pair of
burglars pliers, which are used for turn
ing keys in doors from the outside.
Mr.. Hawes identified the watch as his.
Justice Richardson, after careful
hearing of the testimony, sent the ac-
cused to Jail to await the action Of the
grand jury.
Friday night about III O'Clock six
strangers of suspicious appearance were
noticed on Clay street near Eleventh.
These men were in close conversation,
and their movements were so myste-
rious that prominent gentleman who
resides in That neighborhood watched
them until they left. This gentleman was
so impressed by the suspicious con-
duct Of these men that he remarked to
his family that they were, in his Opin-
ion, the robbers that were making their
rounds in the city.
These people, whoever they were,
made their way up Clay street, and it
was not much later when burglars
were found in Mr. Lees house, Tenth
and Leigh streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-17
The Wren Claim.

The following committee has been ap-
pointed under joint resolution of the
City Council to consider the Mayors
message yetOing the resolution to pay
Mr.. John Wren the sum Of 81 ,569 for
services in the case OF the Common
wealth as. Cluverius From the Com
mon Council-Messrs Jackson Guy,
John j. King, and John Rankin from
the Board of Aldermen-Messrs. c. X.
Barksdale and Thomas n. Page.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-17
Gold Discovery IN Texas.

10y WFxrHPu % tIe DupNtru.I
FORT WORTH, TEXAS, January Ii.
A special to the Gazette from Lcaky,
in Edwards county, tells Of the discoy-
cry Of paying gold-mine. The ore
yields s76 to $500 per ton. Prospect
ors are pouring in, and many claims
have been staked of. A complete
mining outfit will be erected at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-17
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or THE LIGHTHOUSE ENGINEER,
FIFTH DISTRICT, I
BALTIMORE, Md, January 10, 1855.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ received at this office until IL o'clock Nj.
Of SATURDAY the 18th day OF February,
1856 for furnishing the material and labor
of ali kinds necessary for building pile and
concrete protection, removing dwellings,
and building foundations therefor, at Cape
Charles (Va.) Light-station.
Specifications forms ofproposal !, and other
information may be obtained on appiica-
ton 10 this office.
The right is reserved TO reject any or all
bids, and 10 waive any defects.
j. A. SMITH,
Msjor OF Engineers, U. 8. A., Lighthouse
Engineer. Finh District. ia l7-eod3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-17
Henrie0 Courts.

The Henrico County Court was in
session again yesterday, and disposed
of civil business only.
The winter term of the Circuit Court
Judge b. R. Wellford) will begin to-
morrow at III o'clock. There are
several cases of interest to be tried at
this farm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-17

Isaac Engsl white and Chester El-
lis (colored) were arrested last night
ard lodged in the Second pelice-station
charged with stealing books, valued at
s25. from DIR. Wexford.
James Stanley lwhite) aud Thomas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-17
Missionary Meeting.

A regular meeting Of the Missionary
Society Of the Bainbridge-Street Baptist
church, Manchester, will be held at 8
O'Clock this afternoon. There will be
an address by Judge b. A. Hancock
and ether pleasant exercises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-17
Dry GOODS SLAUGHTER
AT
h27 FASr EROAD sTREFT.
b27 FAST BROAD STREET.
CLOAKS.

We ofierour entire stock OF LADIES' and
CHiiDRkN'S CilOAkS aud WRAPS at
asionishingly low prices In order 10 close
ont our entire stock we will sell the goods,
kEGARDLESS Co COST OR VALUE. for
the MINT FIFTEEN DAYS. Ii is useless
20 quote prices, for no reasonable offer Will
he refused. Ladies' Will do we'll 10 remem-
her this and favor us by examining our
stock before purchasing. We have fully
determined not 10 carry over single gar
ment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-17
Cost OF the RieI Rebellion.

OTTAWA, ONT, January l6.-Up
to the present time the Militia Depart
ment has authorized the payment Of Q
fraction over 100000 on the ex-
penses Of the Northwest rebellion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-17
Manehestsr Hustings Court

The January term Of this court be-
gins tomorrow. This is grand-jury
term, but there is not Q single criminal
case, and, IS far as known, there will
be but few other matters TO engage the
attention Of the jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-17
HcaA.

The largest stock Of Closks in this city.
and al the lowest prices. Cloaks TO suit all
sizes. Prices marked way down. Thisstock
must be sold. We are selling large portion
OF our stock at less than cost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-17
The Assissast- -TseasuvsssAip.
lBy telegraph 10 the DispNeoh.l

WASHINGTON, January l6.-It is
learned ct the White House that the
vacancy in the Office Of the Assistant.
Treasurer, at New Ysrk, will Be filled
next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-17
FOR RENT.
E0R RENT.
Il DESIRABLE DWELLINGS.

Il DESIRABLE DWELLINGS. -
900 east Marshall street, Ia rooms; Hand
some Residence.
Is west Grace street. Q rooms; Detached
Brick.
200 west Grace street. roons: Large Lot
attached.
north Second street. 7 rooms; Detached
Kitchen.
an north Ninth street. 10 rooms; excei-
lent repair.
4O5 north second street. rooms; Two
Story Brick
4O7 north Second street, = rooms; Two
Story Brick.
22i Mayo street, @ rooms; Brick.
SO south Laurel street, rooms; New
Frame.
720. 722. and 72G south Pine street. g
rooms each.
o26 High street, rooms: brick.
624 High street, rooms; Brick.
l7lb Lowndes street, 4 rooms; Detached
Frame.
6O7 Orleans street, 5 rooms Detached
Brick.
- west Cary street near Carter, 8 rooms:
Detached Frame.
New Brick Dwellings. north Eighth street
near Leigh, rooms each.
Apply TO JOINT GODDlN.
Real Estate Agent,
alI-lt Bank and Eleventh streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-17
DPEES GOODS.

We have q nice assortment OF DRESS
GOODS that we offer TO the trade at Pkl NE
COST. We show Cashmeres In all shades,
from 10 75c a yard Flannels and TricOts
81 cost BouTette Cloths at cost; Figured
WorSteds at cOst-in fact, any fabric IN our
Dress Goods Department at prime cost TO
close out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-17
DICHMOND THEATRE-TWEN-
NEW MOZART ACADEMY OF

IN MUsIC.-success Crowns Our Efforts.
Great Attractions for This Week: Two
POPULAR Prices Second and last week OF
the NATIONAL IDEAL OPERA COM
PANY In their beautiful rendition OF Plan
Sust's charming opera. CHIMES OF NOR
MANDY. Tuesday. Wednesday, and Thurs
day Evenings and Daily Matinee AZ Z:SV
and Audrian's masterpiece. OLIVETrE,
Friday and Saturday Evenings and Natl
nees.
PRICES or ADMISSION: loe.. 26c., and
Zoe, according 20 location. Noextra charge
for reserved seats.
MATJsEE PRICES: Children under twelve
years Of age I6c. and adults 2oc., 10 any
part OF the house.
So Until further notice, reserved-seat
tickets VIII be sold from the box-onice AZ
the Academy only. Open from 10 A. NJ.
I'll lOP M. Ja II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-17

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
CORNER ELEVENTH AND BANK SITS, I
RICHMOND, VA, January l6, 1856. J
Bya decree OF reference entered In the
aboye-entitled cause on the 14th day OF
January. 1885. II was ordered that the Com.
missioner. before proceeding 20 execute said
decree. should give notice 10 all creditor Of
Robert III. Allen, deceased. by publication
once a week for four successive weeks In
come one OF the newspapers OF the city OF
Richmond, 70 oappear before him and present
their claims, otherwise 10 be debarred from
sharing In the distribution Of said Robert
Ii. Aliens estate.
In pursuance OF said decree, sll creditors
of Robert III. Allen, deceased, are hereby
notifjed that the undersigned Commission
er, TO whom said cause was referred, has
fixed upon the 10TH DAY or FEBRUARY:
1856, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, as the time, and
this office as the place, for executing the re,
ouIrements OF the decree aforesaid; and at
the time and place stated said creditors
rn ust present their claims. or otherwise be
debarred from sharing In tho distribution
OF said Aliens estate.
Given under my hand this 10Th day OF
January. 1855. A. w. PATTERSON,
no. .Sn1w Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-17
Aucrses sA.Its,'.-ssc. SALES : = s:sssy
BY George ". Mayo. Auctionesf'
tJno. 4. Iaughton. Jr.. saissmansl
No. 2s Ninth street.

HANDSOME NEW PARLOR SUIT,
Ill uousruoI. 10 rtyRNrTU M, 0TOv94
DOMESTIC sEWiSd- MACHINE. &c. AZ
AUCTf0N.-0n
MONDAY THE isrH rSsrASr.
at ioH O'Clock. will soil 81 my a"os'"n'
! iVa VHaxSpsoME PLUsH.covEREp PAR.
LOR SUIT. with SPRING bocAsS
WALNUT EXTENSION and orHss IA
VERY FINE DOMESTIC sEwISo.MA'
CHINE;
4 IWALNIT.FRAME OfticE SOFA;
wARDROBES, BkD D-rEAvs, CHAlhS:
NEW HAIR AND sHuCk MAIIksas1s;
SkLF.FEEDlNG, OPES-1RATE, An "
HoUSEHkEPiSG AKricLEa GENERAts-
LY, GEORGE w. MAYO,
lair Auctioueer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-17

THE POLITE ART OF DANC- "a
i IEG.--Madam LOUIS has open ~
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
URDAY AFTERNOONS at 81 for the 70.
esption OF pupiis Ladies' and gentlemen
MONDAY and WEDNESDAY NIGHTS Al
~ For particulars call at the Aoadem my OF
ADDRESS through mali loox east nhnsn
street or s07 east Broad street. no IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-17

TWO NEW BOOKS--OUR WOMEN
= IN THE wAR--Letters by ladies' OF the
fSe.n sa glving persona rTE Ismi1lsHgJPRSrsas nsJRra
yEoM fHE BEGiNSiNa no THE PRES.
ssdTihE. t2. For sale BY BECK WITH;
ssAkHAA a ANDERSON. Bookssliers and
eAs1osep. Telephone 2o6. 10 i7-eodAw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-17

We cordially invite our patrons and the
trade in general TO carefully note the great
mouse. ana ca and convince themselves OF
the truth Of this statement. We have de-
ieTmiDed 10 reduce our stock before taking
inventory so call early and get the goods
at our reduced prices -
MITTELDORFFR,
ialO.Eu Tu&Th 527 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-17
FINANCIAL
--~..-.N~-S~..<-'o

FINANCIAL
MONEY TO LOAN.
AVA
e6.0O0-Ou call
ts0oo-Three years on mel ssssss.
tl.soo-Thrve yean On real eelSte.
elsoo-Thrse ysan 0 roal sstata
81 per cent 81
1 Smaller amounts " well srcursd.
FkANk ID. HILL q co.
iai7-ss No. . north E,svsash ssFSst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-17
BIG B.4RG4LAS N
6la1exet1.

We show large stock OF White and CO.
lorCd Bed Blankets, Lap. Blankets, and
Horse -Blankets-all at very low prices;
Comforables at 81. sl.25. sl.35. $3.50, ST.
$3.50, s2.75 SO, and S4;
Gentlemens Dressing. Gowns and Smok-
ing-Jackets:
Mufllers. Scarfs, Gloves. Pulse Warmers,
Ear-Muns. Socks, Linen and Celiuioid
Collars and Cuffs:
Portieres, Lace-Curtains, Poles, Chains,
Loops;
Window. Shades at s5c. pair. with fix
Ga17eto.
Our stock Of Carpets is very large. Our
prices are the lowest.
Also, large stock Of Rugs, Mating. Otto
mans, and Hassocks.
Many bargains yet on our Wet-Goods
Counter.
Fancy Articles for birthday and wedding
presents. LEVY & DAVIS.
faI7 IOl7 and 1919 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-17

DOOK AND JOB PRINTING
~ NEATLY DONE
DISPATCH PtuNTiNG.A0VsE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-17
II o K X 4 y 7 Z.

II you want TO renta
STORE.
DWELLING,
BUSINESS PLACE.
FACTORY. OR WAREHOUSE,
Ghr orr
WEEKLY RENT LIST,
containing full description Of all properties
we have for rent. prices. Sc.
j. THOMPSON bROWN A CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
in l7-3t lll8 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-17
COURT ORDERS.
I UCY JANE ALLEN

Il UO1 UANL hLLE4N
II as.
Edward Wade, Lewis p. Winston, sheriff.
and, as such. administrator OF Robert IL.
Alien, deceased. and also as administrator
OF John wade. deceased,
In the Chancery Court OF the CITY OF Rich
mond,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-17

CLOAKINGS very cheap.
Ladies and Gentlemen's UNDERW EA Il,
Gentlemen's LAUNDEKEU and UN-
LAUNpERED SHIRTS, very cheap.
Ladies, Gentlemcns and Childrens HO-
SIFRl.
COKSETS from 35c. TO go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-17
sALEs-ra,sr. Days.
By N. W. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioueer.

CHOICE GRACE-STREET LOTS,
" CENTRALLY AND BEAUTIFULLY
LOCATED. At AUCTION.