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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
TafnI Trrtn Wrccis.

fBy telegraph 10 tnN Dlfpiich.l
PITTsBJHCH October l9.-Thc Cincinnati
express on the Baltimore and ohio railroad
was wrecked ucar Washington this morn
inc. Three ncr,ons are reported killed and
q large number injured.
\ dispatch from Washington, Pa. saws
the accident was caused boy the train running
into an open switch. The train YVES COM
plcicly wrecked. The engineer, fireman,
and two others were killed, and fifteen It's
iurcd. Among the seriously injured were
stephen Collins. suucrintGudent OF the
Pittsburgh posi-ofliC. and captain iatche-
Tor. also OF This city. Particulars Of the ac-
cldent have not yet been received.
Another dispatch says: The cannon-ball
express on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
which left Cincinnati last night ran into an
open switch near the Washington (Pa.) depot
about G:30 o'clock This morning and was pre-
cipitatcd over tre-tle the distance OF ten
feet The rain was running at a high rate OF
speed. and was almost completely wrecked.
Engineer James NoOuan and n passenger
named Newell, Of Wheeling, were instsntly
Killed aud about twenty were injured, num-
Der seriously.
Only Engineer No0uan was killed out
right but Fireman Brown and Baggage
Master Henry and a colOred passenger are
likely 10 die. Nineteen passengers were
more or less badly hurt, but not likely 10 die.
A stated before the accident was caused 10y
q misplaced switch. The train Jumped the
track and RIM into 9" !" near the depot.
The curve was 50 short that the train could
not keep the track, and u jumped over the
tTCstle,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

NO RCHAN Il TAILORS.-
a WANTED-A FlRsT-CLASS CCSTOM CUT
TER holding position In Pittsburgh. Pa, would
like 10 make an engagement WitL merchant
tailor In Richmond. Can give reference IN Rich
mond. Address \. b., - Balkan street. Alo-
gheny City Pa Oc i,-lw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
nopklns Throws Cp the Sponge.

Special telegram 70 tho DispatchJ
sOUTn BOsTON, VA, October Dup TO
Yesterday there vas some chance Of several
Republican votes being cast at this place and
other precincts for Mr.. ;. ]. Hopkins, OF
Lynchburg. Hopkins Is dead politically at
present. lie sent a lot Of bis little circulars
here. and bis attempt 20 be Democrat. Re
pnbhcsn, knight Of Labor. and Prohibition
ist was so trans parent as 10 disgust his sup
p0rtors. who now declare their intention 10
vote for Paul 4. Edmunds, the Democratic
candidate. But, further, have to-day been
able to get holI Of letter written last We'd
nc,day by Mr.. Hopkins, in which he says TO
his correspondent: "To be candid, how
ever, end there Is no chance for me 10 be
elected" Where now il his bOast OF certain
election repeatedly nader By bis own
words be stands convicted ~ aiding McCaull
aud iDjurlng Edmunds. The Prohibition
ists here do not regard Mr.. Hopkins as re.
presenting their party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
The city.


Especial telegram 70 mo Dlspatcnl
LYNCuBuHG, October l9.-The cOngrega-
ton Of II. Paups Episcopal church have
purchased the large residence OF John f..
Slaughter, on Clay street, and commenced
pulling the building down preparatory TO
building a handsome new church 10 cost be-
tween $50 600 and *7j, 900. The situation IS
one Of the most beautiful I'm the stale.
The authorities Of the Midland road have
presented CAPTAIN NELL Taylor, who was in
jured in the Fat Nancy treSie disaster, with
$1,000. The Captain has recovered from bis
injuries.
10 is impossible 10 get the Republicans
here 10 make bets on the presidential race on
ANYTHING like even terms. The best terms
yet made are $50 to Sl0O, and not eager TO
take al that.
The Republican leaders concede the cleo
ton Of Hon. Paul G. Edmunds in this dis
trlcl.
Sales Of real estate in Roanoke yesterday
amounted 20 S7l,32i.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
Person

n. Gunner, who was once the favorite aide
OF Maximilion, is now running newspaper
stand In Dallas. Texas.
MIR. Henry Willard saws he attributes his
success as railroad. man 20 his knowledge
OF human nature, gained by newspaper
work.
James l.. Jackson. the deceased architect,
was the pioneer OF successiuliron structures.
lie designed several of the best known
buildings IN the country.
Hubert HerkOmer, The English artist. says
that no one has the righttO paintths portrait
OF a mau with whom he has no sympathy or
OF q woman he does not admire.
King Oscar OF Sweden spends from six 70
tenshOurs a day at his history. lie sass he
would rather DE remembered rs the historian
than rs the monarch OF his counirymen.
Count Won Paar, Austro- Hungarian Am
bassador 10 the Vatican, is about 10 retire
from his position. Emperor Francis joseph
viii decorate him with The grand cross OF 81.
stephen OF Hungary.
Stage. Yale's famous pitcher, who is TO
have charge OF the University Christian As
sociatlon this year, expects 10 be q minister
10 three years. lie SAYS he would like mis-.
sionary work in Africa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

WANTED, MAN TO TAKE THE
w AGENCY OF OUR SAFES. size ssxlSxls
inchos: weight. so pounds Retail price SIS
Oiher sizes Ia proportion. A rare chance and
permanent business. These safes meet de-
maud neYcr before supplied by other safe com
panies, a. We are not governed by tho Safe Pool
ALPINE SAFE COMPANY,
&C 8-N&Sa6m Cincinnati. u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
4 Tall Chimney.

The tslest smoke chimney In the world Is
probably one that can be seen from the win
dows Of trains crossing the Newark ~. J.)
meadows. II is being erected 10 East New
ark. It's diameter at the base Is twenty-eiGht
feet. IL is solid brick to an altitude Of $40
feet. At its top II is nine feet in diameter.
A cast-iron rim. twenty feet in dismeter, and
a bell surmouut the whole, and make the
total altitude OF the structure 3Sj feet. One
million seven hundred thousand bricks were
used In its construction, and 1t cost So, 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
Chtcik0nlnugo.


fBy telegraph o. the Dispatch.i
WASHINGTON, October l9.-Gencrll Sch0.
field TODAY PROMULGATED an order from the
Secretary Of War detailing Captains. C. kcl-
logg, 81 the Fifth cavalry, for the purpose OF
completing the location upon the official
map Of the troops engaged In the brte OF
Cnlckamauca The plats Of the survey Of the
field have been completed for some time, but
the positions OF The troops have not been
fiuaply revised. Captain Kellogg was an AIDE
TO General Thomas in the battle and is familiar
with the field In accordance with his in.
structonS he will CORE pond with leading
officers Of that campaign and ask thGm to
meet him at Chattanooga for the purpose
named about the 10th Of November.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
EOnfiicI EcRred.

fBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.l
BRAZ1RIA, TEXAS, October ia conflict
between the whites and negroes Of Fort Bend
and Bruzoril counties is feared on account
OF lynching that occurred yesterday. Tues
day night Isaac Van Dorm was asSsssinsted
by negro nsmed Nat Nathaniel Yesterday
morning citizens from the surrounding
couRtry assembled and began q search for
the murderer. lie was captured in the town
Of Wharton. Ills clptOIs started with him
% Brazoria jail, and when five miles from
BraZora they were surrounded by crowd.
who wrested the prisoner from them and
hanged him. The negroes are greatly
wrought up over the occurrence, and threats
OF retaliation have been made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

hundred and fity silver stars, fifty scarf.
pins, all richly iewelled, thirty diamond
bracelets, six splendid presentation swords,
thirty large photographs OF himself. with
the Empress aud their children. all In gold
frames; thirty gold watches. with chains.
one hundred cigar-eascs. with the imperial
aims aud monogram IN gold. and thirty Stars
10 diamonds Of the Order OF the Black and
Red Eagles,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
GRATEFUI-COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST

"By q thorough knowledge Of the natural laws
which govern the operations Of digestion aud NJ
Triton, and by careful application Of the nne
properties OF uell-sclectei Coca, Mr.. Epps mas
provided our breAkfasi-taoles with delicately
Favored beverage which may save us many
heavy doctors BILLS Ii "a by Tie lud!ciOUs uss
OF such articles OF diet that constitution may
be gradually built up until strong enough 90 re-
sist every tendency 10 disease. Hundreds ct
subtle maladies are floating around Us rendy %
attack wherever there is weak point We may
escape many q fstGl SHAFT by keel Ing ourselves
we'll fortified win pure blood AID properly
nourished frame. ~ GIRL SeTpie, GGsetie.
Made simply with boiling water or mix. Sold
only IN half-pOund Tins by grocerA labelled
thus: JAMES kPiS e CO..
Homeopathic Chemists, Lonu0n, knglanL
fel6-r III, Sa& Tuiy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
AUCTION sALBs--rbts Day.
ByQusrIes a McCurdy.
Real Fstsfo Brosors, &c,
1915 Main street.
ry,RUsTEE'S SALE OF CANDLES
HILL RESIDENCE.


In execution Of certain deed OF trust beariLg
date on tho eth day Of July, 1875, snd duly no.
corded I'm the clerks orice OF Richmond Chancery
Court. IA Deadlock 10 e. page 5Sl. The nrder-
signed. "a trustee therein, being required so 70
do by the holder Of the notes therein secured de-
fault having been made In the payment OF tho
same. will offer for snio upon the premises, on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER ~, 1883.
at ~ O'Clock, the PROPERTY conveyed by said
deed, Consisting o. tho DETACHED BKiCk
DWELLING No. $40 east Byrd street. between
Third and Fourth streets, containing nine rooms
and the usual cOnyfniences. This properly -
convenient 10 the business centre. yet retired
from tho bustlo and noise, and commands me
view Of a largo portion Of this city and Manches-
tor aud is only one square from Gambie shili
mark. Tho neighborhOOd is all that could DO de-
sired. Lot 20Il59 feet 70 an alloy.
TERMS; Under the deed viii DO cash ms 70 sur
nciency 10 pay OF the cost and expenses OF sale,
taxes g., II any 10 due. 10 pay on two notes
amounting IN tho aggregate 70 f2,3l9l. with any
interest due thereon; balance rs may be an
nOuncei az time OF sale. ~ Is ueTg TTotd0te that
more liberal terms riU be giCen AZ hour q sac.
H. A. McCUROY, Trustee.
QUARLTs & McCURDY, Auctionesrs. oc II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

WANTED, AT ONCE A REGIS
w TERED DRUGGIST. State salary and
rcferen Pc single man preferred. Address }.
& l. NnN 10 Nnannke. Va. 90 ls-lW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

n. Gunner, who was once the favorite aide
OF Macmillan, is now running newspaper
stand In Dallas. Texas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT 80.

' COMPANY. for Oid Point Nor els134fft-
folk, Portsmouth,. Newport News. Glare mont {.
end jAmes-riger landings direct. ~ olegan, "a
MONDAY. WE'D SESDAT, and FRIDAY att A.
NJ Str6ct-cars connect
Connections az Ola Point closely with all lines
for northern cities ssmo after oJn: also. az Nor
folk for Eastern North Carolina, tho sONIh, anu
Virginia Beach. James river By daylight Great
tourist line. Cheapest route.
Through tickets on steamer ami et CAREERS
Agency, i00J Main street. Baggage 0secket
rreishs receiyod dave l1r Norf0is psrf-
mouth, ora Point, wavofly. Hicksfofd, Va, and
al points la Ka,tern North IaFciina, EASTERN
yirginik. AMI all regular landings on the James
river, al lowest ratee, aud through Dills issued
LUcIEN b. fArUA. yice-Presidenl
No lii7 Nasa sfroet and kockeltA
IlSIs WklslGzR. tfeixbt sad PA~saa gar Asana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

UaRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL RsTATE.-By virtue OF deed Of
trust executed by The late Mrs. +. G. Darlington.
and recorted IN tho clerks Office Of Charlotte
County Court We will sell ~ public auction, on
the premises, on
THE srH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1888.
that we'll known aud truly-yaluaDle TRACT OF
LAND lying on The waters OF stanton riyer. In
the county o, Charlott-. known a. RiDGEWAY,
containing ,l75 ACRES. so OF whhrh are hrst-
class OW-grcuDdR
The clearinghouse Is q brick, with twelve
rooms conveniently arranged. with closets,
store-ro0ms. &c, aud is surrounded BY beag-
tiful and wollkopt lawn and garden
Tie farm buildings are ample and the place
may be offered In TWO PARCELS with improve
nents on each.
For more particular Information address Mr..
John W. clam. Aspen Wall. Va. A. 4. Tena-
bic az nampden-syiHey. Va. or W. c. Caring
ton. Sml;hvlle. Va.
TERAs: Viii be made known on day OF sale.
4. T. VKSABLE,
w. G. CARRIN6TON,
&C tSa.Tu&1htds Substituted TrustsA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
TIFTIlrts CON@RENS.
WASHINGTON, october 10. 1855.
senate.

senate.
The resolution offered Yesterday author
iZing the Finance COMMITTEE 10 continue It's
bearings on the tariff bhl was adopted.
resolution offered Yesterday by Dir.
Teller IN reference 20 the purchase Of con-
NiCt-labor wagons for tie Indian Bureau
was withdrawn hy hun
Mr. blair endeaVOrcd TO have action taken
on the House bill passed YESTERDAY as TO the
employment OF army and navy bands, hut
MI. COckrell objected. and gave notice that
no more bills would pass At this session.
The Committee on Indian Affairs was au.
thorized TO continue during rec, S (at Wash.
iugton) The examination ordt7cd by the last
Congress ~ 20 The condition OF toe Indian
tribes on the reservations in Minnesota, Da-
kOta, and Montana.
The Senate then. NJ LIS, took recess for
bali an bOur. This recess was further eN.
tended 10 h.li.past >, and when lhe senate
redSsemNlcd # al once went into secret seS.
sion, and at Il. NJ. adjourned Till II A. NJ.
tomorrow.
House of Representatives.
The Journal having been read Mr.. FarQu-
bar, OF New York, objected b. IT, approval,
and called attention 10 the point Of order
raised bv him Yesterday that the journal
conld not be read in the absence OF quo
fum.
The Speaker held that II before The read
Inc Of the journal the genileran bal raised
The point OF no quorum Il would have been
The duty Of the Chair 10 order a call ef Tie
roll.
lie also held that the House had control OF
the approval Of The Journal. and a. there
was 10 objection be would submit the ques.
ton TO the House. aud 10 order 10 oSviate
any misunderstanding he would also submit
The question OF approving Wednesdays
Journal.
Both. Journals were approved.
The House at | O'Clock adjourned until IL
O'clock To morrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
HOUSE OF Representativcs.
4 rrs,eIi,ns Iene.r,-shap

The tonr Of the Emperor Of Germany Ia
Austria and ltaiy will cost poi lsss than
fz0o, 900. When he left Berlin he took with
him Tor presents eighty diamond rings. one
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
TOk Rem
PROPON AI.s.
PROPOSALS.
IMPROVING HARBOR AT NOR
l. FOLK, VA, AND ITS APPROACHES.
PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.

UNITED STATES ENGrSEgRs ORRIcE.l
NORFOLK. VA, October IS. l-o6.
SEALED PROPOSALS On triplleatei will be
received al this ONCE until NOON OF NOYEM-
BEk % 1883. and opened Immediately tbero-
NORFOLK HAkBOR. VIRGINIA. Tho amount
available for this work Is about si9Ul All Ia
formation can be obtained Oh application u this
once. q j. fiEBEGER,
First Lieutenant % Eugineera, L. 4. A.
~. 1
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L0sr. sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

Z OST, YESTERDAY EVE 60
II MING. between tAe Sia's 0cice q 81 n
and Seventeenth and Msin or tctweea S.....z.--H3
Seyoutesnth aud kleyOafh street, Manchester,
ril hAyO's bridge, a SMALL BLACK LEATHER
POCKET-BOOk, containing ssll0 or hero
about-two fyes aud the rest IN onss and one
two And a ien-cent piece. TIE finder will DO re-
Wacied ~ leaving the same with
". PITT,
&C 2O-it' STATE OH c, Sinia and Main.
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PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.
UsrrED STATS EsoNEEE's oyFIcs.l

NORFOLK, VA, October IS, 1854. (
SEALED PROPOSALS. 10 tripllcale viii b0 re-
celved at this oftco until noon Of NOVEMBER
20, l68S when they Will be publicly opened, for
iMPhOVING THE CHANNEL OF THE ELlzA-
BETH RIVER. Va. between Lambfrt's Point
aud Fort Norfolk, by dredging. Tho amount
available for this work 10 about siN. Ool For all
Information apply to the Undersigned at tits Of
ice. q. J. tIEBEGkk,
First Lieutenant Of Engineers. u. s. A.
oc lA1920x1&N ol7&is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20

Unprecedented success and stiliinereasing
sales attend Or. Bnlrs Cough svrup. q cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
By POiniexter & DenoOn.
Real Estate Agents aud AuctiOneers,
1903 east Nam street


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STO-
4 RT-AND-BAsEMENT BRICK DWELLING
No. iOi NORTH SECOND SrkR5f.-By virtue Of
the provisions Of a decd Of trust executed By
". j. Carpenter aud wife, dated September z.
1894, AMI Of record 10 the clerks Ofiice OF the
Chancory Court Of the city Of Richmond, Decd
Book 13i G. page l02. default having been made
10 tho payment 81 q certain note teerein Sc
cured wilt sell by auction, on the premises, On
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31TH,
at 5 O'Clock p NJ. the abOye-described PROPER
ny. The house 10 in good repair, about eight
rooms with outside Kitchen. The lot fronts AZ
feet vi depth OF 8 feet. very desirable
home or good investment.
TERMS. sufiicieot in cash 20 pay expenses Of
sale ana a noie Of t2,QO, with Interest from sep
ternber :, 1883; balance la xix and twelve months
from date. More liberal terms may De offered
at sale. JOHN T. GODDIN.
Trustee.
POISDExrER & DEsOoS. Auctioneers.
&C ls.I9e0,2i,2L % 26,g1. $3.50
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VRUSTEE'S SALE
or
GRACE-STREEp CORNER BRICK RESI-
DfNCE,
CENTRALLY LOCATED

BY virtue Of decd ~ trust. dated 2ith DAY N
Nav. lS,g. executed tO tho Undersigned trustee
aud duly recorded iu tho clerks cHico Oi the
Chancrry Court 0f tio cftr ot Richmond, Decd
EOo< l2i G., page 20. VIII proceed 20 sell al.
public auction, on t1o premises, 0n
TUESDAY. OCTOBER $50. lsS%
at f30 o'clock T.. NJ. fho above Why DESlRA-
BE REsInENUE ou the northcat cornor ot
THIRD and Grace streets AMI described in satt
Gcpi as " fronting on GRACE -iroot -oa feet aud
running hack between parallel hnos lA feet
This desirable corner residence - Two stories
high AID contBtus eight rooms, Including
klt. hon. IL f. mod0rn in al its appointments.
substantial in its structure, uoat in ila appear
Ruco. anI most convenient In los si4o AMI l'ct-
ton.
Possession January 18Th. n desired earlier
ARRANGEMENTS NUT pe mado With fcuarL
TERMS or StLs one f0Irth cash: balance in
six. twelve, aud cichtopu months. interest gllec,
80 urel boy trust-d,ci. x. g. PtGhAN,
Trustee.
j. TuoAPs0N BROWN Co, Auciionoel'.
oe II
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. Aucr,os sALxs-rssure Bays.


PUBLIO SALE -
L BY ORDER OF THE COURT
or THE
LARGE AND VERY VALUABLE
wRSr-BROAD-STREET CORNER PROPERTY
AT rHs
NORTHEAST CORNER or BROAD AND
HENRY STREETS,
AND THB
DESIRABLE Two-STORY BRICK TENEMENT
DWELLING AND LOT No. 49,
ON THEsWEsT SIDE OF BELyIDERE STREET,
BETWEEN MAIN AND CAKY STREETS.
Bauer and wifo) In the chsneery Court
Denzler and d'sJ City Of Richmond.
In pursuance OK the decree Of October 4, iSSS
I'm the abOyc-uamed cause, the uudorisnel,
special commissioners, win sell, BY public auc-
tion, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER %, 1858.
NJ 4.3O p. NJ. the wRLI-KNOWN AND VERY
VALUABLE PROPERTY az tho northeast cor
nor Of Broad aud Henry streets. fronting - VIZ
feet on Broad street and exionding back on
Henry street. ard within parallel hnes l5i ~
feet. more or less, 70 a wide paved alley, tne
IMPROVEMENTS being LARGE StBSiAN-
TIAL BRICK STORE nc be corner ON broad
street and FOUR FRAME TENEMENT DWELL
INGS IN rear thereof.
THIS PROPERTY win h. sold eiihor as .
whole or IN two separate parcels Of y si2 aud ~
feet respectively. ~ shall be deemed best a. the
tlmo OF snlc. Tho ground is well suited 10 a
block of four largo STOKES. AMI In 10 locality IN
The city has property Increased 40 rapidly In
value or offers such inducemont 90 spo,ulR Ion
or permanent investment as on ives. Broad
street
AND IMMCDIATELY THEREAFTER
say. about 600 o'clock the TWO-STORf BRICK
DWELLING AND LOT No. 10, on ihe west sile
Of Belvidero street tetweeu Main aud Cary
streets, containing about Eve rooms with lot
fronting about "a feet, AMI running back be-
tween parallel lines about ION ioct
TERMS: one thir In cash; tho balance TN elunl
insialmeuts by negotiable noto4 10 six a1i
twelve and eighteen months. wi.h interest added,
and tito Ia to- retained until Tho purchase
money has been fully paid aud conyoyauco
ordered by the Court PRESTON COOKE,
=. b. MCGUIRE.
Special tommi s-i1uors.
J. r. ELAN and II. SELDOM TAYLOR, Auction
eerA
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BY II. seldom Taylor,
Zeal Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh aud Bank streetR
A GOOD CHANCE FOR A SOLID
INVESTMENT.

AUCTION SALE OF TWO LARGE AND DE-
THRGE-STORY BRICK
STORES WITH COMFORTABLE DWELLINGS
ABOVE, No 1902 AND 1904 FRANKLIN STREET.
JUST "A FEW DOORS WEST or THE OLD
NARKET.-At tho request Of .he owner will
offsr The above mentioned VALUABLE STORE
PROPERTY for sale by public auction, upon the
premises. on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 90, 1883,
AZ o'clock +. NJ. Those stores are we'll and sub
stantfnlly builL containing seven rooms each.
besides storr-room and a good cellar. all in good
order. ard tloir proximity 10 the market-house
render them we'll suited Tor almost any kind OF
business
hey alwaVs command tenants at good
reptal. and vii pay as an Investment
Tx lis: ono third cash: balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen months, negotiable notes.
interest added, aud scared 10y deed Of trust
H. SELDOM TAYLOR.
ocdB Auctioueer.
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~ r. " NAL daily .oa--q. $50 az
10 A. NJ ACCOMMODATION 4a.y
NIulafL
ll0 A A. hAPREsa 1A4Y
81 NDhf $1,000. f.DI iIlJN I.IH
m9ni ana e.utfl.. lrlf.a b.. Bio,
arrives ,.4J a..
CONSEgilONA
A. ClNton Forge With Cho.apnas' f"f
iailWay Tor No -utl, NHsf sl1 Is .r'.H..-
~ Lynchnurg Nhl Forfl.k AMI H "s'
YCad for al points foufl, eY4t.elf'. sIl
weak ana Virginia Midland railway lJr a4
North ani south.
AtIslch moul sta AssoriAtei i,aNsaYs
points in no south. nnI lNthu.li, ff l5I .r
burg and Potomac rallnllf isr 10 Fof.h
As Lexington win baltimore "a N.I
rcai, making cIose cDLurc ions ~ IIt-
Ferry . HnI from Pittsburgh AM 80 o., 81
slssp1Ag-ezr lif4chsI - SiJA AsDysii
Ltu.hbrFJ
slesyins-ears Lynch1urgi0 Memphis AsF
LEAFS. ami Lizzie h,ek.
Trains m4rs5I asly fS.4gi -.t-
daily.
Ticsos s0li - su points. nm-'s
Man street. 100 daiu stfaf', cal ai t
Had AleEhSny depot EignI al lara
SOhA b. SAC
ocu General fas-o4E1f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-20
DEPARTURE OF.sT1AHZ2s.
PHILADELPHIA, RICH ira
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EOND AND NORFOLK
i1EAASHlt COAPANE

Appointed sailing days Eyory TUESDAY
and FRIDAY At ~ NJ. ami every SUNDAY at 3
4. d.
Freight for Tuesdays anu Fr1isys steamers
received tlll ll:1o A. H.; for suuday8 stssnI8r
tn 5 ?. N. saturday treighE received dsllytlI
tP. N.
Fare. ~
Eor further Information apply n
j. ". McCARRTCK,
General Southern Agent, once KOckstls
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