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The Portland daily press., 1888-05-04
Incidents of the Caucus.
Especial to the Press.l

AUGUSTA, May 3-At the caucus tonight,
Hon. Herbert M. Heath. who is Marble
man, presented a resolution and made a de-
termiued, but unsuccessful, effort to have the
delegates selected by wards, this being the
custom in other cities, and having been the
method of selection at the caucus for the
Bangor delegates, he said Howard Oweh,
Esq, objected to the resolution and moved
that it lie upon the table, characterizing any
attempt to draw delegates from Burleigh as
indecent" and said the citizens of Augusta
should support him because this city was his
home. Mr.. Heath responded and regarded
the word indecent as unfair. The Bangor
Whig Whig was positive that Bangor was
Bureigh's home. He was tired of having a
ticket prepared for him and preferred the
ward method. Hon. John L. Stevens made
vigorous plea for Burleigh. The resolution
was not adopted,
The Portland daily press., 1888-05-04


were played yesterday.
AT NEW YORK.
Innings. gs.-.........1 3 A 8 6 s.
Bostons. ............3 o 0 2 D / o. 8
New Yorks.........1 o o o o 0 O. 2
Base Hits-Bostons, 8; New Yorks, 8. Errors
-Bostons, Al New Yorks, Z. Batteries-Keefe
and Ewing, Clarkson and Kelly.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Innings. ..........1 2 3 @ 8
WashingtOns. ........1 o o o l l. o
Philadelphias. 0 o 0 U 3 2 8
Base Washngtons, o. Phlladelphas, Is.
Errors-Washingtons A; Philadelphias, 10. Bat
teries-Gilmore and Mack, Gleason and Clements.
AT CHICAGO.
Innings. ........1 A 8 6 8 o
ChicagOs. ...........1 / o L 1 l.
indianapolis. o o o O.
Base hits-Chicagos IL indianapolis Z. Errors
-Chicagos z indianapolis 10. Batteries-Bald-
win and Daily, Shreve and Buckley.
AT DETROIT
Innings. ...........1 2 3 G Z 8
Detrolts. ..........1 0 o AZ SIS
Pittsburg. .........0 o 1 1 0-13
Base hits--Detrolts. 81; Pittsburgs, 10. Errors
-Detroits, 6 Pittsburgs, %. Batteries-GetZen
and Bennett, Henderson and Carroll
The Portland daily press., 1888-05-04
In AIIison's State.

DEs MONIES, Ia, May AIT the Iowa
State Convention of Republican clubs at Des
Moines yesterday, the greatest enthusiasm
was aroused by reference to Senator Allison
as Presidential candidate. E. o. Wolcott
of Denver, Colorado, delivered an eloquent
address, prophesying that the nation, weary
of its caprice in permitting a short Democrat
ic reign, would soon recall the Republican
patty to power He declared that all had
wished to have Blaine for standard bearer
but this was now impossible as ne had posi-
lively declined to be candidate.
The Portland daily press., 1888-05-04
stanIeY,s PerIIous J Journey.

simultaneously with the news from Emin
Bey that Stanley had not yet arrived 1t is re-
ported that the drunken King of Uganda is
frantic over Germany's annexation of the
coast he assumes to control. This ebulli-
tion of rage on the part of the barbarious sot
through whose country Stanley's route was
marked at least renders the position of the
Rev. Mr.. Gordon extremely perilous, IL It has
not also brought disaster to Stanley and his
party. Stanley's relief stores, consisting. Of
40 donkey loads, in charge of Captain Stokes,
have reached Usambiro, near Molala. The
Arabs of Uganda and Unyoro are very hos
tile. and Stokes's further progress will be
dtaioult
The Portland daily press., 1888-05-04

LowELLs, 8; woRCEsTERs, 1.
Burns pitched magnifcently atLowell yes
terday, and the Worcestersswould have been
shut out had not Hamilton been hit by
pitched ball in the second inning. He stole
second on Toffiing's wild throw to first to re-
tire the last man. Walker was quite effect
i've. The score:
Innings. .'.......1 3 @ 8
LOwells. s.............O o o 2 2 O. 8
Worcesters. D o o O.
Base hits-Lowells, Z; Woreesters, 2. Errors
-Lowells, 0; worcesters, 8. Batteries-Murphy
and Burns, Briggs and Walker.
The Portland daily press., 1888-05-04
Foreign Notes.

fenced two weeks Imprisonment for an Of
fence under the crimes act, was released
yesterday.
William O'Brien, member of Parliament,
and editor of United Ireland, was yesterday
convicted and sentenced to three months i'm
prisonment, charged with violating the
crimes act by advising people in proclaimed
districts to join the National League.
Seven have been killed and 30 wounded Of
the German expedition in the Cameroons'
country in an encounter with the natives.
The Portland daily press., 1888-05-04
A Divided Delegation.

CHERRYEIELD, May 3-The Republican
caucus here tonight chose three Bulleigh
and two Cleaves delegates to the State Con-
vention.
The Portland daily press., 1888-05-04
MANcHEsrERs, 20; sALEMs. Z.

At Manchester yesterday, the Salems went
down before the Maroons, the latter keeping
up their heavy batting, while they made but
single error outside Of the battery. The
hits of the Salems were scattered until the
ninth inning. when they earned three runs
by punching four hits. Turner's pitching
was terribly wild, butwhen he did put ball
over the plate 1t received punishment. The
score:
The Portland daily press., 1888-05-04
MAINE Postmasters Appointed.

The following Maine postmasters were ap-
pointed today:
Richard Orr, Orrs Island, Cumberland county,
vice s. o. Prince, removed
Samuel P. Winslow, Webbs Mills, Cumberland
county, vice John Berry, moved away.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-13
NEWPORT NEws.
An Arcidens-Two men Hurt.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
MARCH II, 1888.

Correspondence OF inc lslchhloho biSpaVHi
MARCH II, 1888.
About 3 o'clock p. NJ. on Saturday, a'
Mr.. z. 3. Tennis, one Of the contractor
for building the iron foundry; MIR. a.
NJ. Tennis, and Mr.. q. y. Jones. Jr.,
we're on section of the staging around
said building engaged in placing some
very heavy timbers in position, inc
staging suddenly gave way, precipltatine
the three men TO tho ground below
distance of about fifteen feet--the heavy
timbers falling upon them. They were
soon extricated. Mr.. X. b. Tennis was
found 10 be seriously injured-cut abont
the head and body and terribly bruised.
He was at once taken TO his home, and
this morning is somewhat improved. Mr.
A. NJ. Tennis received q severe cut over
the eve. while Mr.. Jones escaped with
some slight bruises. 1t is thought re-
markable that all were not crushed to
death.
A southeast rain-storm set in on yes
terday morning.
The vote on the removal OF the county
courthouse to this place will take place
the fourth Thursday in May.
At the request of the county Judge OF
Mathews county Judge Peek will pre-
side over his court in the trial OF a GER
tain case this week.
A number Of schooners and barges
are loading conl for domestic ports.
The American steamship Finance ar
rived to-day from New York 70 complete
cargo for Brazil.
Mrs. J. G. Parkinson, who has been
visiting here, returned to her home in
New Kent county on Saturday.
PAIL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-13
DICHMOND, FREDEHIChobO ~
II AND POioNAC RAILROAD

THROUGH ALl~RAiL FASr-fkklNhL
To AND From bALIiNOkE rhi-A
DELPHlA, NEW l0kh. A'D
EASTERN AND Wa>t-
EkN CITIES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-13
ROANOKE.
neutrality-suspicious.

tCorresDondence Of the Richmond Dlspatchl
ROANOKE, Va, March II, 1853.
When the deputy sheriff Of Roanoke
county. II. A. Weber, arrested the ne
eroes Watkins and Steptoe, of this city,
Tor the murder of Miss Lizzie Wilson, a
beautiful and highlyrespected young
lady of this city, several years ago,
James Turner, a colored man, then
serving a term in the State penitentiary
for stealing chickens, claimed to be IN
possession of information Of great value
10 the prosecution. The officer of the
Commonwealth TO whom ne related
what he protested to know considered
him an invaluable witness, and Governor
Lee was induced to pardon him so he
could testify against the supposed muir
dorers. At the trial he testified, but IN
such way that it was apparent that the
authorities had been deceived 10y him.
On Yesterday he was arrested III Salem
for burglary. he forced an entrance
into the house OF Patrick Read, an old
colored man. and took several chickens.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Weber, sheriff of
Roanoke county and editor and business
manager VI lhe hOaHOho b'tN'3 Po''
published in this city, is very i'll at his
home in Salem.
At the approaching spring election for
municipal offices in Salem the Demo
Gratis will make strong effort to wrest
the town from the control of the Repub-
licans. Mr.. Frank q. Wcbber, associate
owner and editor of the TimCs-Rcgister,
viii be the Democratic candidate for
town sergeant. Heis very popularand has
good following among the Republicans
His friends ere confident OF defeating
Captain }. T. Freir. the Republican can
didate and present incumbent.
Messrs. robert aud Arthur Peel, Of
England, arrived in Salem Saturday eve
ming from England and will go TO their
shooting-box in the county to-day. ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-13
MORE FROM NonroLK's BLow.
Another Isss Of vessel. tim, suffered.
,snc.,s telegram 70 tho Dispasch.l

tSpfnih teierfhul 70 tue DisphbH.l
NORFOLK, VA, March ia
large feet Of oyster schooners were
driven high and dry ashore in SCOTS
creek and Western branch by the gale,
and some are seriously damaged.
The schooner Georgia, loaded with
lumber. living at the wharf OF l.ekies 4
Collins, Berkley, sprung aleak last night
| from humping against the wharf and
sunk. The Georgia is total loss. Her
stern has come off and her bow is break
ingup.
The oyster schooner Smell Grove. -
ing at anchor at the mouth oil smith s
creek, was cspsized and sunk.
A number OF oyster vessels at anchor
in the mouth of smiths creek or lying
a. the wharves in that locality we're bad
" damaged by drifting into each other
or By chatting against each other.
a barge loaded with lumber is report
ed rs having filed and sunk in the South
ern branch Just above the hayward.
Another barge drifted ashore between
two ferry wharves in Berkeley, and was
filed with water which dashed over her
as soon az she struck.
The Washington steamer Jane Nose
ley, due here this morning, has not ar,
rived, and is thought to have remained
in the Potomac river to await the blow
ing out of the gale.
The Mcrrett Wrecking Company's
steamer Rescue towod into Hampton
Roads yesterday the barge Oakland.
Captain George Betcher, belonging ID
the Boston 1ow-Boat Company, IN
damaged condition.
The steamship Advance, OF the Bra
lillian Line, has been ashore on Seawells
Point. but got OFF this morning and pro-
ceeded to Newport News.
4 steam-dredge is sunk on the west
side OF the Lambert's Point coal-pler.
Several sailing vessels broke loose
from their wharves in Atlantic City and
were blown ashore on the Hospital flats.
The sloOp Pettiqusmscotts and schooner
Conkhng are reported ashore near Fort
Norfolk.
The schooner Henry Disston is at the
North street wharf III Portsmouth IN an
exposed position with hole III her side.
The fredericksburg aud Rappahan-
mock river steamer Essex, which gene
rally sails Sunday night. did not venture
out and is still at her wharf. None Of
the river steamers went out to-day.
Two Of the chimneys of the drying
house of Messrs. G. Johnson q Son were
blown down and number OF chimneys
of dwellings.
The schooner f. NJ. Reed, from Bal
timore to New London, in collision
about thirty miles outside of the Virginia
Capcs, was towed back TO the Roads.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-13
DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
L. T.. SALE.
APoTHECARY. 200i vENABLE STREET.
CUT PRICES.
PURITY GUARANTEED.

100 pounds IMPORTED CASTLE SOAP at
&c:
so dozen FINE TOILET SOAP at6)c. worth 81
80 dozen cUIICURA SOAP az l5c. worth 25c.
Isc. will buy DR.. BULLS COUGH SYRUP;
Isc. will buy DR.. DAvID's COUGH SYRUP;
Ice. win buy ALIcoCKs POROUS PLAs-
TER;
l5c. Will buy FRAYsER'S NERyEAND BONE
LININENf:
&c. will auy AYERS or HOODS sARsAPA-
hiLLA.
;5c. will buy SIMMONS LIVER REGULA-
TOR;
sc. will buy VYETH BEEF WINE AND
IRON:
Sc. will buy MEADE6 BAKERS CARBOLlC
MOU rh-WASH;
&c. will buy TUTIgs LIvER-PILLs;
IL. will buy CARRIERS LIyEB-PILLS;
15c. will buy BRANDRETH PILLS;
75c. wiz buy OMEGA FAMILY SYRINGE
worth 81;
$40 viii huy DAvlDsON'S FAMILY SYRINGE
wOrin u:
sec. viii buy GENUINE KLOSTERFRAU NEW
COLOGNE;
81 viii buy WARMERS SAFE KIDNEY
CURE.
Everything 70 be had in FGRST-CLASS
kept end cold At prices from 20
to 80 per cent less than sold elsewhere
a i5-Su, Tu&Th.Nhg5
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which Was Et-Eacon or shakespeare =

Tho authorship Of tbs dramatic productions
attributed 10 tie Inst Of tho above numod il
acitatine literary circles 70 the very centre, bat
affects tho practical masses far less than the
momentous question how 10 regain or prcser7c
health-that essential OF bodily aud mental
activity, business success. and the pursuit Of
happiness" We can throw far more light on
this latter subject than the most profound
ShAkspearien can on tho question first pro-
pounded. II the system l. De pleted-the nerves
shaky; II indigestion or constipation ho.hei5
ono al times or constantly; II the skin Is yellow
anl tongue turred as IN biliOusDess. II trcrc
are premonitofy twipgss of ouc0minG rherwa-
tism or neuralgia: II the kidneys are inactve-
use hOstctter's stomach BiteTs, he finest recu-
Derani Of al age prolific I'm beneficial AID sue
cessful remedies Remember, II malaria
threatens or ai1icts, that IL ueutralzes the Poi-
son anu fortifes the system.
NH S-Th,w)Sa&Tu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-13
SHOT HIS MOTHER.
A Terrible Accident in Pulaski
County.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I

CHRIsrIANsBURG, Va, March 49,,
A severe windstorm ragged here last
night. The entire roof of tin was torn
from the house of Mrs. T.. NJ. Trigg.
The slate was also torn from several
roofs.
A terrible accident occurred near Bell
Spring, Pulaski county. on Saturday
morning. a young man came into the
house Of Mrs. Rudder with a pistol in
ms pocket. A young son Of Mrs. Rud-
der commenced playing With it. Neither
the mother nor the man noticed him. In
6 few moments there was a report. and
the mother dropped dead upon the floor
The ball took effect in the forehead and
came out at the top of the head. The
child was only seven years old, end what
makes the case more sad is that the
father is said 70 be in prison under in
dictment for murder.
Our county is full of minerals Of every
kind. Large quantities of coal are mined
nov and sold. Valuable deposits of man
ganese have recently been discovered.
The Roanoke syndicate are still work.
ing the gold-mine on the edge OF this
and Floyd counties. The assay of this
mine has been very satisfactory. The
shaft is now sixty feet deep, and the
quality bears out the surface indications.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-13

CONNECTIONS.
At NORFOLK closely with all lines for Old
Point, Ba tinOfc, Philsdolphis, and New York
same afternoon:
AMEN POHT NEWS for OLD Point, Hampton,
and Smlthheld, Va:
and at CLARGMONT with the Atlantic and
Danyiile railroad for WHyerly, liicksford, g..
ONLY ALL-MATEk ROUTE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-13

Corresponfipglv quick time % oinsf i'.'>
through bills bI lading Issued Al ios rs,e'.
c. 4. IAfL'N
,os General Freight As'a-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-13
RAILROAD Lrsfs.
lA q ~ u ", .EEEEsE.

AZ e, ~ ~ E.:ss sy.
DlCHBOND, FREDERICKSBURD
III And POTOMAC RAILROAD. -schsfu,s
commencing fbBEUARY q. iss3--casiora stand.
arr time:
5.s5 A. n. leaves Byrd-sireoi station daily; s,o,,
only az AshianJ. Junction. Nnf5r.l
and Fredericksburg. sleeper %
Washington. Leave. Wasbig gfon n,
Now FORK AZ il.gO 4. ".
$40 A. w., leaves Byfi-Sr9sf station. SPECIAL
Pullman Festlnule FAin on vi i,
o1ta faro j. charged. Dsi.yoy.o.
Nedncr5Gys and sundays gar.,
no local stops.
lin A. NJ, leaves Byri-sirco, station fsrv al,
cept sunday. Leayos asalng, ,. n.
New iOrk afAiNP. ID
$40 NJ, leaves Byri.Sue.t station darv
Sleeper TO Sew Iors
ic3s 4. ~, arrises n; Byrd -i-ee' station dr.
sleeper from N1F orr.
2is T.. VI. arrives ~ Byrd street station fsflv
stops ~ trct-ri - riurf Hut.-t a..
Junction. sieo 'er from Wa,lI1, ....
i:l3 p. W., arriyes ByIu--troe. ataHpf. .ta
Pulmgf Fc-fhu,e f-aln. cd r.If
extra tlrs is c14ryeI Ia.. ot =.
Thursdays aui nlaeuy.. ,sso' ~
iC;t3P. ", arrive, a. 8yrlet.ce. station darr
except Sunday >..ep'r .o.a Hssb-
ingt.n.
ASHLAND rEtr,.
DAM lN rrr l.pAY.
COP VI. h,'nil'n Il'..a ..t.es Nrr'-..-e.,
7ta. IH1, arrive. a. A.lIsrI r.. . q
tO%P. ~, Rave, ai1A arrives 81 Aea.a.I B.
&C., r.M
S05A. NJ, accommodation. arrives A. rr-'.
sueei a!au9u les'rs A,aiali O.. F., u
4. 81.
ss9P. ", arrives a, FRI, leave, A,-a-i d.
c. A. Taylor. Genera lI...tAr,-.
f. T. =. MYERS. General specialization. ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-13

ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN hDh
MOND AND BALliNOka y lANN
DIRECTION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-13
ByR. B. Chain & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auc.!oneers,
30. north Tenth street.

"a
Real Estate Agents aud Auctoneers,
No. north Tenth street.
fTRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE OF
Z THAT CONVENIENT AND NICE FARM
OF 81 gs0-lO1J ACNE>, WITH p L 4 " T. d
DWELLING AND USUAL OtT-BIlLDiNGS
THEREON, FRONTING OK THk = L ~ &
gOAD LEADING FROM BIO ID STnEEr TO
hTAPLESS MlLL.-By viriuo u = decree OF
RichmOnd Chaucery Court entered February =,
1885. Ia the cAuge OF Lat1TOp G. Co. Is. schultz
ami others. The undersigned. trustees In deed
dated October ID. 1852 recorded In henrico Coun-
= court In Deadlock -, page -. VIII sell by
public auction. Oh the premises, on
TUE>DAY. MARCH %. IsSS,
AZ 4 o'clock p NJ, the ab0ye-lCclted FARM,
known as sCHUTTES.n The dwelling Is two
stories, IN fair order, on 3 nice hi.i overlooking
laborers. The lOcati)n OF this property. vest u
he city and SO near the pubic drives. makes 10
an attractive homo for the farmer or city busi-
ness-man VINO desires home lear the city. Am
pie wood fOr farm use: well OF gOOd water. aud
branch for stocS ample fruit OF select Kinds for
a large family.
TERMS: Cash az 20 expenses Of sale and % pay
the debt and Interest due under the said deed OF
trust-yiz., sj25 duo January 1. lsSl, $3.50 duo
Jatlary !, 1889, s5s5 duo Jan lary /, 1854, 1000
due January l, 1875, s6!5 due January /, 1873,
aud s650 due January 1. 1877. Any balance on
terms 10 be announced az sale.
JOSEPH BRYAN,
h. ii. CAhDWELI.
Trustees.
Sale by r. B. CHAFFIS & Co., Auc;iOneers.
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"How you been, brudder Ben -
"Me, Tor sister Charity; been poorly,
sure's you horned, ! is wild the rheuma-
lis creeping all about same as tame
snake" "Chile, buy bottle dem Sal
walton Oil dey cure ssrtin. en- only costs
quarter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-13
By J. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auclloneers,
ill3 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 BRICK
z AND FRAME STORE WITH DWELLING
No. ass NORTH SEVENTEENTH STREET.
SATURDAY, MARCH r., lsSs, AT O'CLOCK.

SATURDAY, MARCH r.. isSs, AT O'CLOCK.
By virtue Of a deed OF trust from c. l.. Harris
and wife 70 The UNDERSIGNED trustees dated No.
vember 20. 1884, ami OF record ia the Clerks
ofice Of the Chancery Court city Of Richmond.
Deed Book III \. page lo2 . secure certain
payments therein mentioned. aid default
having been made. and being requested so t.
DO. we will rroceeG % sell. on the promises. on
the above day aud hour the said property, de-
scrinad IN said deed a. "fronting - feet ,
inches on the west side OF Seventeenth street
ape running back between parallel lines %
feet 10 Central street, being Lot -. with house
No 90 thereon"
TERMS: Cash "a TO executing this trust and to
pay The sum Of i2GGs.
JULIUS STRAUSE.
=. THOMPSON BROWN,
W. }. WESTWOOD,
nh 10 Trustees
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Bishop Potter in recent sermon said ;
ave are living in times when so-ealled
faith-cure and Christian science attract
much attention, and many seem con
fused and bewildercd. There is proba-
bly, little OF real faith in il. but much Of
superstitiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-13
NTINOT'S MOUTH-WASH.

FRAUTIFIFs TIE TEETH. Nothing eyer dis
covered wLiien1 the teeth 20 quickly and 'atc!y
"a MI%CrS NOUrH-WASH. II j. free from
acids aud all dangerous substances. and can be
use1 with splendid results, even whore Tie teeth
seem past improvement in appearance "hi,cnS
and pOlshos the ebame. beautifully
PRESERVES THE GUNS. Soft and sponcy
gums lnterfere with the health by preventing
the proper use Of TIE tocth, aud also render the
teeth unsighuy. MlNOr hOCTH-WA>H is a
coriain cure for unhealthy gums. and hnrnens
and preserves them, thereby preventing the
early loss OF teeth.
sWEErENS THE BREATH. and produces the
vi0letllkc odor which ia so suggestive Of neat
ness end cleanliness, and leaves & sweet, pure
taste In ine mouth.
SAFE AND AGREEABLE under al circun-
stances. It's compOueute are perfectly pure and
harmIe-a. and are inc best known iouic5 for the
mouth and gums. IL whitens TIE toeth without
injury 10 tie enamel. an1 is the best Mouth
Wash thot can possibly De used. II enjoys the
distinction # being absolutely pure ia quality.
prompt in ciec.. pleasing TO use, and surprising
l. W-priccd
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FOR FULL DESCRIPTION. LOCATION, &C,
CALL FOR
RICHMOND PROGRESS.
fr,,h II
BY Il. VI. Quarles.
Real Estate Auctioueer.

VRUSTEE'S SALE OF ONE OF
RING AND COMMERCIAL SITES IN THR
CITY. WITH ALL TIE IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON. NOW IN The OCCUPANCY OF
Mr. JAMES c. SNI CT. SITUATED on THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CARY AND SEVEN
TENTH STREETS AND RUNNING BACK TO
DOCK stRFEr, Wlfh lEIL AND WATER
THANNPORlA1ICN ~ lis DOOR Also,
THE MACHINERY FOR PAPER MANUFAC-
TURING. ENGINES. BOILERS. &C, n The
BIIiDING; Also, TIE LOT Of The EAST
LINE OF TWELFTH srREkI BETWEEN CLAY
AND LEIGH SrREErS.-in part execution Of
two deeds Of trust. the first bearing date on the
lstn Of May, 1889. and II record IN the ONCE Of
the CLERK OF the Richmond Chancery Court.
Deadlock 10 3. page io2. the other be .ring
date II April IS iSH, aud Of r'cor1 in tue af"re-
sail onlcc. Deed-B0ok 10 G.. page 4Gi. and being
required 40 20 do by the holder OF q note thereby
secured, default having boon made In the poy-
ment Of par, thereof ard with cOns ent Of all
parties IN iuterest, viii onsr tJr SALE upon the
premises on
TUESDAY. MARCH 70. 1888,
at o'clock III fair II not on the uoxt fair day
thereafter), the VALUABLE REAL ESIAi
above mentioned. corner cary and seventeenth
streets.
Tho iOT has a front on the south line Of Cary
street Of l76 feet aud ruas back IC0 feet 70 the
line OF Dock street
The entire '', is covered by n 81 BSIANIlAL
TWO-SrOEl BHlCK WAREHOUSE.
THIS PROPERTY should command The atten-
ton Of parties seeking lrst-rlass investments
and for mercantile or mIuufar,ory purposes,
the location. size. aud transportation facilities
all being fIyo able.
Sfer the sale OF the building tho MACHINE
Ri. consisting OF BOILERS. Engines, and
The ENTIRE OUTFIT for the NANUEAC tt RE
PAPER, viii be sold. PuTha-ers will do we'll
examine this valuable property before hour
q, sale sale Fln be pr mptiy a hour named
on THE SANE DAY.
at5P ", I win sell tho Lot on north Twelfth
street fronting IS feet on the east line OF vel ID
street between Clay and Leigh streets AMI rum
ming bnck 1872 feet building lots In This locality
are In demand. and this should ettla,t the atten-
ton III investors.
TEAMS; Cash ~ 10 sufilciency 10 pay costs and
expenses Of sale. all t1Xes lGt due. and 10 pay
c0 and discharge note for the sum Of $500
Win interest thereon from the Sih day OF Apn.
1857 residue II six twelve, and ei<hteen months
the deferred payments % be evidenced by ne
cOtahe notes, win 3 por cent interest added.
and secured by a trust-dcei ON thr property.
II Is probable that more literal terms will be
announced at tho lmo OF sale.
mhJ HENRY g.. CANNON, Trustee
ByJ. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
ili3 Main street.