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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-02
Trying TO GET TIE MILK LAWS ENFORCED

The Board Health yesterday listened for two hours
while MI Quinn, who represented the State Dairy Asso
citation talked about sdultera OF the
milk that sent this city IL agreed that the IN
spectors OF the assocs ton might give help 10 the milk
inspectors in the city they could all work In harmony
Upon the recommendation Of Sanitary Superintendent Day
an order was given TO the theesOry tenement
houses Nos 1Os and no Motst which have become
safe on account Of Nth and want OF repairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-02
DIP WARD SOMEWHAT BETTER.

The Rev DR.. william II. Ward Of The independently
who seriously injured the Barclay ST. ferry
on Wednesday, reported to be resting ciy yeser
day afternoon, the Chambers Street Hospital. and TO
be doing as well could be expected. 1t was not
thought wise to remove him his home In Newark,
however 30 he was taken another ward in the hos
pitaI and VIII remain there for the present 1t was
stated he In immediate danger but that the
case OF man With four ribs could not be said
10 be entirely free from danger. DE-. Wards friends
s,c confident OF his recovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-02
rryD FOR JAMES REDPATH.

James Redpath Is slowly recovering HIS strength but
II will be some before he dispense with ply
sicans caro- As he Is strong enough to leave
the city some OF his propose that he takes
at least years before working again. fund VIII
be raised for purpose Among the subscribers are
Colonel Robert G. lngersS. s. s. Packard G. NJ Phelps
ir A. A. Leyey. Graham McAdam. G. III. ReQua, F. b.
whitney Louis f. Post and others Charles y. Wngate
Of No 119 Poarl-st, is receiving the subscriptions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-02
A POUND OF PREVENTION

In the'.hape OF sEABURY's sULPHURCAND DIES Is worth
a dsnfecting and purifying Easements cesrs
closets SINK, aHd thus preventing sickness snnotlnx
purify
and living APARTMENTS would recommend Hr pkoNAta
THoi PAsrILLEs whieh are fragrant refrcshns ana lie
Migrating.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-02

COMPOSING her HUSBANDS BURGLA RES
John Gordon twenty Of No 80 Hesterst. wi"
hold nj Essex yesterday morning charged by
his wife with being implicated In several burgares in this
city lately his young wife, TO whom he has only boon
married year leaving the he said to herr
you don't tell you I'll kill when get ou'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-02
u,rsTcUEsTER COUNTY.

Joseph Philips, sxy-six years old, who at one time
was pre- sidcnt q the Board OF Trustees OF Sing sing
and who was clerk Of the Board OF Education there,
committed suicide yesterday by hanging himself TO
a beam I'm the garnet of his house. Mr. PHILIPS ws-
engaged I'm the house painting business and leaves
widow and adopted son. Coroner Mitchell heid
Inquest and II decided that the man had hanged
himself while aborng under temporary alteration OF
the mind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-02
HOME NEWS.


PARK <r,nue Rofei-cov-rnor Robert r. Green O. me"
Jersey ri IN hrenrs Hoet- senator 1ames W. ~
bury. Of Maine ,.... IfetorI" - =, - 1on AMI Al
Ronrn Of Rhode Island and Joseph Black, u Consn ~
Buda. Pesth Murray mn Hotei Judge W A. oa'"r'' :,
OF Erie Penn. and Henry G. Robinson 81 ILL.,, y,ou.,
james Hotsl-Charies A 0oul' OF b'"'"'"----''''' "
L. NJ. Walsh O Ha alan Islasus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-02
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, MARCH 2 1851

will be submitted by tho several onc ais c'nnco.S
viii n The board dec such action necessary
hcc.use Of certain letters WI to the seha.c .o
nd,,cr which has charge OF "a bill to r., vent the town
of Nrwi.,wn iron, requiring lc' al permit 10 DO Oh.
ts,urd tcfrc burial CT be made IN any cemetery In
the town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-02
STATEN ISLAND.

Daniel Webster Cogg one OF the prominent NOM
bcr- OF the United Labor party OF Richmond County,
who lyos at siapleiOn, was arrested yesterday on
complaint OF Police Commissioner Wolf for issuing al
alleged lbclOus circnlar. Justice Waugh committed
the prisoner TO jail In default Of $500 ball
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-02
ALONG THE SOUND.
SELLING LIQUOR TO CHILDREN.

A. V. Nylcn who embezzled 800 of bridgeport
DC office funds has leen fined 500 / Y the United
States Court and sent to s'se prison ;r zen months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-02
LONG leland,

The Board OF Town Officers Of Newi0wn have called
assmeetng cf taIpayers to De held In Association
Hall, Maspcih, on Friday, at which tho books and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-02
NARIVE fNTELLIGEYOE.
MINIATU RE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rses 628 AZ Moon rises 1898 Moons aga 10
1N-sandy HOOK lO48 Isrd 1888 Hell Cate. C29
p M-Ssndy ll14 Gov Isd ll25 He'll Gate. V+7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-02
To MorupDa "

Beware of o slight irritation OF the throa1.
Brummeps Cough Drops give i'm mol Hats rsllsl sold ~
elevated railroad stations and rywhera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-02

MIRA wIysLow's SOOTHING sYaUp fer Children rssthiuS
softens tho guns reduces inflammation says all paa,
cures wind colo and diarrheA fweAtydve osns bssta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-02
OPPOSING THE F. SHERIES TREATY.

verdict his claim seems 10 be pcrfoot Thus endeth
the lecond chaptcr Of this Ercat conspiracy caso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-02
Announcements
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D..

Diseases Of the Nervous rnary OrganA
Impotence aud sterllity. Hours-s to IL, to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-02
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted isss those cstsnss en-
,..s~ws ,asd % the readers Of TIKI TRuAUNa
~ shsrs.shiy reliable. asd Business ess ~ dsss
~ mail with che advertisess with perfect safety
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-02
SOOTHING THE DEFEATED COLONEL.

Then Judge Davis felt himself called upon TO pro-
nounce d euiogy upon his fallen and Inundated ad
vcrsary, Colonel Fellows. 1t laughable to SEQ
these powerful and successful lawyers with their OFF
Dyes mctaphoncslly winkng and their tongues meta
phocsiy stuck In their checks patting the man they
had defeated the back and assuring him that II
not his fault Flynn did not particularly enjoy this
part Of the ceremony. He resented the statement
that Charles 7. Miller or any other man, dead or
alive, could prove his guilt. 81 AIN innocent" he
cried TO the reporters. say that for me- This has
nearly killed ! value my honor, and swear be-
fore God that never had tho slightest connection
with that letter." Judge Dsvis's hOmiy was to the
effect that the people should be taught TO revere and
place their confidence In their courts Of justice and
Their chosen officers Of the law.
And now, Squire proposes TO regain his Office
He will get out writ Of certiOraH, and have the pro
becdngs before the Mayor and tho Governor reviewed
hy the courts. In view Of the decisions and VI this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-07
J,ExING TON.
Court Matters Poiittcal-PersOnai

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
LEXINGTON. June 4. 1883
To-day was June County-Court day, and there
was quite a large number OF farmers on The
ground from this and adjoining counties.
Lynchburg. Richmond, and stanton were wen
represented Ivy travelling salesmen aud by other
represc natives in the departments oil trade and
business seemed brisk, especially with the
horse. traders. ana q considerable amount OF
money changed hands.
Hon. John : WISE, Of Richmond, has been here
for several days IN consultation with MI. James
A. Frazier. lie lett yesterday ria the Shenan-
doah-Nallsy abroad for Roanoke.
Mr. B0yco Taylor. son OF The Rev. j. D. Taylor,
was accidentally shot today In the arm Just
above the wrist The wound while painful one
g. neither serious nor dangerous, and in lew
DAYS he win De ont again II no COMPLICATIONS
arise, which do not now seem probable.
Captain Frank Cunningham, OF Richmond,
sang tonight Tor the benefit Of the Methodist
church.
Hon. Thomas whitehead. Commissioner Of
Agriculture. was IN town today on business con-
nocied with his department
The magnificent works Of the Iron and Steel
Works Association OF Virginia. at Goshen, In this
colniy. on which nearly million dollars was ex-
pended, stin T main idle. Within the past SIX
months this immense plant has been Inspected
by prominent iron capitalists. and 1t Is said that
" the property Is not sold very soon lease VIII
10 mnde OF these works.
NoGew development, are being made with the
tin-mines that have been made public. The par
ties who Rfe ia charge OF this enterprise tr, san-
gnine Of the most favorable results. They make
little or no noise and generally keep their own
COunses.
The Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pGny are improving their roadbed, nung up
trestle-wOrk and STRENGTHENING out the curves.
There il great com plant that there ~ no connec
ti0n made at Loeb Laird With the Shenandoah
Valley Why this should be 70 is a mystery.
Tho town Of Lexington and county OF Rock bridge
Will "a usunl meet promptly their semi-annual
Interest falling due july lst
McCrum & Son are putting up two handsome
ir0u-fronts on Main street. When they are COM
plotted they will surpass anything OF the kind In
TIE Valley Of Virginia
Pr0iossorJ. j. White a commissioner 20 the
General Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church,
IN Baltimore has returned He was member
Of the Judicial Committee Of that distinguished
body that considered the woodrow case. y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-07
AROUND NORFOLK.
yIycrarc LIGHTS THE coLoRsD YOUNG
MxR's cHRIsrrAH ASSOCIATION.
The Lumber Interest Accident at an Ice
Factory Eavy-yard Notes
Briefs.


rcorrespondence Of tho Richmond Dispasch.l
NcRgoLx. June 9, 1854
There Il u 30 . heavy competition the nrei OF
Tie month for iightiaR both norfolk ana forts-
month nv rival el,,ctl1c comphuies aud both cor.
variations are likely 10 be materially pcnented
~ the rlvalry. The councils OF both cit'es under
the new contracts viii enlarge The area o.
lighting and improve tho character OF hgh'S
used.
ahe coinred Young Mems Christian Associa.
tion 81 this city have secured lot aud $3.50 70
erect q suitable association buiioing IN we COZ,
orod quarter OF the city. something over si,SOV
OF the amount was subscribed by the white PEG
pie Of Noriolk. and the remainder III ne norm.
A Young dAloTe cd man from Caneda, william a.
Hunton. js general secretary OF tho essociAuoh
and valuable man.
Several iumb mills IN this section arc likely
soon b. shut down for awhile on account OF
oyersiock aud the lpw prices North for lumber
A large lun bcr-nSet Is in the harbor just now.
JAMES Whiiehprst fell down tho hatchway OF
tho steamer Luray yesterday and sus'sined
painful Injuries.
Tho nrst accident happened AZ the new tee
facffrv lasf night whom ono Of the workmen was
seriously burned by escaping ammonia fo" d
bursting pipe.
Tho CITY Council OF Portsmouth, has egaln
commenced the agitation OF a division OK the
foffy property, owned Jointly by the CITY ana
county, and valued al 100000
Rev Dr. A. +. owen. pastor OF Cour[Street
Baptist church, left to-day for CHESTER Dln"iuoio
county.
Tilieys saw-mill. in the county, opposite the
nayy-ysri. exploded Que OF the boilers yester-
day. No one hurt.
There IA a rumor that Naval Constructor y. I:
Boglcs will be detached from Gospcrt noyy-yard
and Constructor Philip ilichborn ordered here.
Prom one third 10 one half The irish potato
crop OF The county was destroyed by the Hoods OF
last week. but the yield will 10 profitable not
outstanding the disaster.
IL has been ascertaincd that George Hays 10
TIE name Of the negro man Killed on the ocean
View railroad.
The water commissioners Of the city council in
their experiments with the GangweH system
have discovered VOLS near the city that Will sup
ply 100000 gallons n day OF pure water.
The travel this way from Washington 10 IN
creasng daily. the Potomac steamers bringing
rood passcnger-lists each trip.
The swatsra has dropped down 70 Hampton
Roads.
ONLY tno Neherrin river ovorflows its banks TO-
day. the Nottoway, Blackwater, and Roanoke
having gone down considerably. u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-07
A TLANTIC COAST LAD.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAilN0.
TIMETABLE,
Commencing ~ DAY. Nay
trains 90 this rosi will run As f0lloSs
TRAINS OUTWARD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-07

widdie are feastlng on shad taken at their
own doors. They made their appearance In
1885, aud ~ the dams have never been re.
constructed since the disastrous floods OF
that period we hsve the fish IN large quanti-
ties as high up as Kings Mil, and but for
the dam there st,nding they would ascend
the stream for many miles further. They
are taken easily with the ordinary dipnet,
a. few seines are used, aud crowds Of people
OF all AGES and colors are seen N eager pur.
SUIT OF the newy.arrived guests.
Is Is TO he hoped now that the fact Is de-
monstrated that the fish eau be found so far
from tseir usual hsunts that some one Will
10 interested enough IN the matter to see
that they have free passage and require the
enforcement OF the law relative 10 ladders.
Tue sad effects OF the conspiracy between
the officers and people 10 abrogste and
nudity the laws projecting ilsli and game
have denudcd the fields. forests, and streams,
and true sportsmen must 20 elsewhere TO
seek game than here, the sportsman's para
disc OF old. Sic transit gloria nlnndi.
PHILo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-07
HEAVY HOBBERY.
Arrest of the suspected Parttes-Elec-
tioD ofTempIar officers.

Correspondence Of The Richmond Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, Va. June 6, 1883.
The store Of Mr.. George Marabls. at Blair's
Wharf, ia the lower portion OF Prince George
county. was entered by burglars on sunday
night and robbed of the following articles:
Twenty gallons OF whiskoy (al IN the house) %
hacs of -four, considerable quantities OF meat,
sugar. ciGarssand other articles OF merchandise,
and twenty dollars In money, when had been
LEFT in the drawer. Two negro men, named
Charles Smith ard Isaiah Williams, have been
arrested aud lodged in Prince George jail on The
charge of committing the burglary, and II IS said
that the proof Of their guilt Is very positive.
Both OF these negroes arc residents OF Peters
burg. This is the second time within the lRstfew
months that Sir. harable's store has been robbed.
o. $3.50 in money.
At meeting Of AppomattOx CommandeTy,
No. &, knig Is Tcmplars, held last night tho fol-
lowing Officers were elected for the ensuing term:
Eminent Commander. John L Iownes; Gene
ralissimO. Charles Ii. kruse; Captain General,
4. j. Clements; Probate j. l.. Cook: Treasurer,
John +. Parham: Recorder James Il. Blanks
Those officers. with others elected at the same
time. will be PUBLICLY installed tomorrow eve
ming Each Sir Knight Is privileged 10 bring
lady with him. and the OCCASION will he an inte-
resting one. hefroshments Will he served. Apo
matiOx. No. 8. IL OF the finest comm anderics
I'm the state, and its financial condition Is I'D
mirable.
The number Of applicants for ofilco under The
new Democratic municipal administration IL
large. and the Council, upon whom the respon-
ability OF the appointments rests, will have deli
ate work In deciding upon the merits Of the can
didates who are Desiegin them.
ROBIN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-07
West PAINT Matters.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
wvsm pofxr Va lima A IeR9

WEST POINT VA. June Q. l'SS.
Yesterday evening about five hundred people
sethered at the baseball grounds TO witness The
game between the home team and the LOFTY
Retreat Academy club OF New Kent The
game was close and exciting throughout The
score stood z 10 in favor OF West Point Some
nne plays were made by each club
The Grst session OF the virginia Female SEMI
nary will cloee with grand concert at the Ma
sonic Hall on next Tuesday night
Childrcn's day will DO celebrated az the Bap-
tist church next Sunday.
Hon. Morgan Treat will leave next saturday
for the Chicago Convention. His wife will ac-
company him They will be Joined In Richmond
by Hon. John S. Wise and others ALPHA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-07
The Southwest.
'pccihl telegram To tho Disnatch I

'Fpc0IHI IcIeEFanl % mo UI9pltc1I
CHgIsTIASspURG, Va, June G-Oa June 4,h
the Montgomery Male Academy clio cd It's sixth
session with exercises that weso very cre1l.able
70 tho teachers AMI pupils On io-,iay at II A.
~ me closing exercises Of tho Montgomery Fe-
male College took place. After duo address 20
We graduating class from Colonel Lswrence
=. Aarye. % Lsncbburg, Va. medals were
awarded, diplomas given, AMI the session for
maily closed. Next week tho Biacss5arg COM
meneemeut occurs, whom We stall have quite a
rest once more
The crop have neycr tool Ell better. Wheat Is
wen heaH1. ana - mstarieg fast unlor the
warm s0nshiae after the recent ynins The
graz - lnAurihtne. aad the corn well up aud
kro"tog. fhe "a' crop. tbogzh Il came 40 with
les promise Then the otaocs, has come out Won
otrfully. WY
have heard Of no steps belag taken az vat
looking % our coantys haFiag an eyhibsf al ihe
Exposition. she should scnd one, houeSer. aaa
nn.dnuhl VIII. - ~ ~, -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-07
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
FOX nENT.
GRAxGNa FOu COWS.

MR. w. B. ALLISON HAVING
w BEEN EMPLOYED AS MANAGER FOR
THH GROUNDS OF THE VIRGINIA AGRICUL-
TURAL AND MECHANICAL SOCIETY will DO
Ia charge from THIS DAY. There Is a SpLES-
DID GROW I'll OF tbs very Gnest pasturage. and
he IL directed 10 receive aud Craze alimiie num-
Der OF rnilk-cows Parties desiring line pastu-
raeo will do well ~ apply M once 20 Nr. w II.
Allison, on the Exposition .Groulds. or address
pee week f0r eaca COW. A. X. ykNABLE, JR..
Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-07
A nless,nr bal f,lsn,,,.e

WAYVA, VA, May 3i 1883.
To ne Editor Of ne DiSpoich;
The law requiring the owners OF mills on
the internal streams 10 sre.t ladders for The
passage Of fish he's alth AS been q dead let
ter since ITS inception. The bleheriiu and
Hottowsy rivers, though clearly within the
sphere OF it, eppilcif.ou. have remained
spanned by mpaSssble baFricrs. aud The poo.
pie unable TO enjoy the sport OF taking large
tsb fresh from i,dewacr.
What legislation could not accomplish
Providence bas granted. Floods have swept
asay The mill-dsWs between Kings Mlil and
Jerusalem Courthouse, leaving no impedi.
merit 10 the saii.waier 0enIzsns; sod as
result the people Of Brunswick and Din
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-07
LOUDOUN COUNTY.
An Interesting Sunday-schOoi Con-
on-'Eemperance.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
LEEsBURG, Va. June 5. 1888
Loudoun County Sunday-SchOol Convention
convened here today in the Baptist church.
Thirty-eght sunday schools were represented.
; the church being nlled with delegates aud
visitors. John III. Alexander called the conyen-
ton 10 order, and an address Of welcome was de-
lrered by Charles Y. Janncy. OF Leesburg. aud
responded % by Ssmacl n Brown, OF Lincoln.
Tho following officers were elected for the on
suing year: Lewis NJ. Shumate, president;
samuel ~ Brown. viee-president: J. n. Nc
Garack. secretary John Gray. assistant secre-
to-day was principally devoted 10 the reception
Of reports from the various sunday schools and
the discussion OF various qu@stons pertaining 10
sunday school work, participated In by Rev. J.
u. Bridges j. ii. Priest j. I. hcOarack, 5. n.
Brown, Rev. II. 4. Davis, ID. d., G. j. Japney.
Rev. Isaac w Carter. koy. Nelson Head, ID. d.,
Rev. Carter Page John II. Alexander. /. b. Nc
Cabe. Rev. Schindle, &c Inc convention will
adjourn tomorrow afternoon 10 meet In Lovetts-
vile the FIRST Tuesday after the hrst Sunday In
June 1859
Messrs 4. r. McCabe and John Gray, Of Lees
burg. delivered addresses on the subject OF tenn
peranco al CannOn's chapel on Sunday after
noon. ana number Of nance wero secured for
the organization o. lodge OF Good Templars.
Jobn III. Alexander past grand chancellor Of
the Grand Lodge Of knights OF Pythiss OF Vir-
ginis. expects 10 save ON Saturday 20 attend tho
supreme Lodge In Cincinnati q Il. as one Of the
two representatives from this State.
CArocrIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-07
BY n. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
THE EXCELLENT AND ROCMY
FRAME DWELLING
M 4Os NORTH TENTH STREET,
WITH THE LARGE AND ExTRA-vALUABIE
LOT on WHICH 1T STANDS,
AT AUCTION.

At the request OF the owner, who Is In dead
earnest In his purpose to sell, l will offer for
sale on
TUESDAY, JUss i2, 1883,
az $50 O'clock ?. W., the LARGE and CON-
PORTABLE FRAME DWELLING OF Mr.. samuel
c. Grsenhow, with the ATTRACTIVE LOT on
which t stands, fronting s2 feet on the west side
Of Tenth street between Marshall aud Clay
streets, with depth OF 100 feet
The house has about ten rooms with hot and
cold water, gas. &c. and al incompatible hall,
all we'll lighted aud ventilated, and n 1rst-rats
storage cellar. There is an outside Kitchen win
tour rooms.
TIE property In its present shape IA desirable
as a residence or account of it's nearnees 10 the
heart OF the city, its excellence OF neghborhood.
and its attractive eroundsor as q site Tor four or
nye tonomenss tnat would surely rent wen IL has
hardly asuperior
Tssxs: WIN DO unusually liberal
y. w. BOWIE,
le5 Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-07
AUCTION sALEs-Fusure Days.
By George s. vashon . son,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
No. 7north Teuth street.
TRUSTEES SALE
Il OF
A VALUABLE DWELLING AND LOT
ON
MARSHALL STREET
BETWEEN
GRAHAM AND HANCOCK STREETS.


by virtue Of two deeds OF trust, one OF
which was executed by Mary z Elliott on the
26tb day Of February. 1855, TO beniarnin II. Nash,
and the other oy Chs-les 3. Elliott aud wiie,
Mary y. Elliott, Douglas Elliott. William L-
Elliott and 3. l. Ellio !. to George :. 'ashon on
the 9Th day OF June, 1887, which said deeds we're
duty recorded in the CLERKS Office OF the chan
Gerry Court Of Richmond city. we, the UNDER
sgoed, as trustees in said deeds, will sell on the
premises, nj public auction on
THURSDAY, JUNE II, 1888,
NJ S O'Clock, that YALUABE HOUSE, AND LOT in
the city OF Richmond, on the south line OF Mar
shall street between Graham and Hancock streets,
fronting % feet on Marshall street and rlnDing
back ii2 feet 10 an alley lSfeet wido. The dwell
ing on said lot Is substantially built and modern
style
TERMS: For cash as 70 1885. with interest on
500 from the 2fth OF February 1885. and interest
on f235 from the 6tn Of June, 1881, and the cost
and expenses OF ths salo and tho execution OF
the trust created by said deeds, ricn said sums
amount 70 about $1,000; the balance upon such
terms as may DO announced at sale.
BENJAMIN n. NASH,
Trustee In first deed;
GEORGE 5. YASHON.
ie3 Trustee in second deed.