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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11
FfE-TIErsI CONGRESS-.
WAsInNGToN, October 10, 1858.


Mr.. Hale presented tho report Of the
select committee OH the operation OF the
ciyil-serysoe Law, and sand that the mi
nonty report would be presented here
after. Ordered to be printed.
The JOINT resolution reported yester-
day from the Committee on Epidemic
Diseases requesting the President TO di-
rect the CHIEF OF the medical bureaus of
the Army and the Navy and Marine Hos
pitsl Service 10 cooperate with the vel.
low-feser conference 10 oe held in Wash.
ington IN DeeeEiber next was taken up.
Air. Cad offered as an amendment to
il proposition requesting the President
10 tissue al invitation b. the Academy al
Science and other distinguished sclen-
tsss 30 convene in Washington and ex-
snine and report upon she methods for
tho suppression a ysllow-fever, and APP
proprssting 100000 for the purpose
lie sfgued in favor OF his amendmenk
nx. Harris lchs&rnsn Of tho Commit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11

A novel electric railway is undergoing
construction in a suburb of st. Paul,
Mimi. The railroad is an elevated struc-
ture, and the cars are hung below it
close to the street level. They hang from
sets of wheels, taking their power from
the tracks, which are charged with cleo
tricity. A speed of from eight to ten
miles an hour is claimed for the cars.
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Anitror marr.e,. nellca 30 alte.


The Fair of the Agricultural Society
Of Cold Spring, Il. l., has given to the
world the assurance that the young wo-
men in that part of the country are
worthy of their grandmothers. Ofthe five
prizes awarded for excellence in cooking
only one went to married woman.
The best apple pie, the best bread, the
best tea biscuits, and the best butter
were all made by young damsels who
have not yet approached matrimony.
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NORh-RNER LINE WA h-
\ POlNn


Tho fsy0r'te rsI.o 20 l.lHd.r. Il'-'f'
On mis- ligc ere usif.aYf D.4t.E c
COuforL LcsY3 stu0D4 -'
g-rlyo ~ Ba!ulsor1 SID 8. "af1
moro a. > p. s.. srlifS as lucnll.-i
fare M-hmoni % Baltimore tis,-.s'. -
me Yers.Elgor Limo aTlrfs supporter rfr1.-
tsgos ~ business ur4 lu ruh1.-As a
l.srs kteDml.l BOAR 90 r...n ~ Dbl.
,rlnsact.1us ans arrf5a. lis.Huofo tsI
morning. af.lr t.rnf tn.Yf i
nights resi- ilso irO,l 49, l4as sl1 nyia' .i .-'
way IWsiasrP0INr ACCOMMODATION
Ieavo hlchmOnt tiWcaiy-uisi
sIf9si a' I,'..,.,.,...5 ;;,,,eat,.,pr,
Daily fug.ly except sunday
Drpol ant gtket-ofl-s f..t FrF'na
Up-sSwa 0eiso O0rnor rontl a4i r.eSt..4
General fsfs1nf. ' I.
j. =. fNAln
Division ll,ssn .fr Arfr
ileilil9Il- ' -
kOT. HAAS. rrame Manager
PEYTON RANDOLPH. Geaor,. hanAkr
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III And POTOMAC kAiltoAp. CO.,
commencing MAJ 70 isao-sas-sfu i.-'-'
"a. NJ leaves Byrt.s.rsoi .tsa0n daily -f..f
CAY a. AsaAnf, JuucaHn, A...
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sleeper i0 NV loff.
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rtops at FREQ srictrDurs. .ilin"
Juf fli0s. eise ler frll n 81 49, II
is45P ~, arrives A' bYri-s.res. sial1a ---''
sxo3ys suudaE
ASHLAND fHAiNA
Dsmr Excgrr sCsokrL
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station arrives 50 Asnleui rs d
sa4P. NJ. le4yss klDa arrives a. A. ii' %
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street. steusa l9Ayes AsAi--A .
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rsaauoa.
ssgP. ". arrives A. EibS ieayss AiaiAaA "
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@. A. TAYLOR. General fiakss Aga.
EFT u, AYSRS General sapcriaseaafnA ~
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nORsE- AND COW.FEHD. dc.
KINNEY BROTHERS
POPULAR HORsE.FRED AND coW-FEED.


Now Is lifetime 20 sond Ia your orders before
Buffalo Bl who knoSs A good thing when he
secs &c., gobblos mp all We have. HIS BiA N
III vs. aud COWBOYS are whO1ping II ny, and
the result f. that egcryhO ~ VINO Owls a horse or
q COW Is rusting. OF shOu b. rushing, poil-meli
90 get tho "chOice cnts-n But "cOuo ono,
come ALL and by "hoOk or crook wen manage
to supply your wants.
oar ChUSuKD CORN and OATS and different
mixtures make an invaluable feed Tor all klud3
% stock, poultry included. so pOaliry-raiaer
aad chicken fancier should 1850 moment ia
laying in a sul,ply.
FXhibiborB 81 fne stock a. the Exposition will
InAkea great mistake IL they fan b use our
prOjUcA
CRUSHED CORN and Okr3 always on hand
NJ LOW PRICES. Also, HAY, STRAW SHIP
STUFF. BRAN.
Goods ellyered free within city.
FINNEY BROTHERS
Richmond Iecd-Mills
llo4 Cary street
Phone '03 o. 6it&tSu&W6t
HAY, GRAIN, AND MILL-tEED.
! 4 We are Offering choice
HEAVY CORN BRAN
al very low figures. Phone 800.
THOMAS :. VIM & Co, Food Dealers.
Marshall stree. between Firth and sixth.
~ 2g-3m
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AUCTION SALEs-vuture Days.
ByN. W. Bove.
Real Estate Anctioueer
IyRUSTEE'5 SALE OF AN EXTRA
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT.
WITH SMALL IMPROVEMENTS THEREON.
CARY BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS.

By virtu0 OF certain deed ~ trust, bearing
date 10th OF February. 1855. and recorded IA ths
Cnancery Court Of Richmond IN Deadlock Ia
A. ON page 500. aud Ia compliance with decree
Of tho sad court. entered July 3. 1877. ~ mo SUIT
OF Mary Sherrard, trustee, "a. :. X la5b am
othors, will sell by auction, on tho premises, "a
MONDAY. OcToBEH IS. 1879,
n, ~ O'Clock p. NJ, thai exceeding DEslkABLk
AND ELIGIBLY-L0CATKD LOT on me Dodh
side OF Cary street between First and second
streete. frontlag 32k fest anu extending back
1853 4-I2 feet. with the small bat SNUG bklCh
DWELLING (SO. i029 thereon. and lying between
the residences VI James G. DeatOn, ESQ, ana
Mr.. G. y. Bargt amin.
There "a 10 letter location for ono or two
hOuses. according 70 the yiass aui purposes on
Inc nurrhaser. than this LOT, aud as good lots
in Grst-rats nelRhborhOods AMI cpnyoliopt To-
cations tadval tagcs this one has in a. emipont
degree) are hari 70 fnd. ! heartily inviie and
confidently expect your presence ~ Sue sclo.
TERMS: One third cash: balance ~ one am
two years. for notes With interest added. AUG So
cureJ nv n trr1st-deed. y. W. BOWIE.
Cc4 Trustee.
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SALE OF VALUABLE

NRUSrEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL RSTArE.-BY virtue Of deed Of
trust executed by The lat0 MRS. Z. e. Darlington,
aud recorded IN the clerks once OF Char otto
County Court, we will sell al public auction, on
tho premises, on
THE srH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1888,
that well known and tTuiy-vsluADle TRACT OF
LAND lying on the waters OF stanton rlyer. In
the county OF Charlotte. known ~ klDGEWAI.
containing LIS ACRES. 30 Of which are nrst-
class Ow-grpendh.
The dWelling-hOuse Is u brick. with twelve
rooms. Conveniently arranged. with closets.
store rooms. &c. aud Il surrounded BY a beau
tiful and Well-Kept lawn and garden
The farm buildings are ample aud The place
may be offered Ia tTo parcels vito improve
meuts on ench
For more particular information address Mr..
John w. clam, Aspen Wall. Va, or myself az
Hampden-Sytn0y. Va.
TEKMs: Will Ds made known 90 day OF sale.
a. X. yESABLE,
Trustee.
W. c. CARRINGTON,
&C 6-Sg, Tu&ThMs Substituted Trustee.
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TuuRsDAY. OcrosER II, 1883,

on the premises. at ~ O'Clock Y. u, that certain
DWRLLiSCrHOUSE AND lD1. with all tho M
provemeBts thereon being No. 3l3 east FRANKLIN
street. fronting % feet on the south side oil sali
streetsnd Running back I'D foct- more or less, 10
an alley IL feet wide. with tho night OF way
through aid alley Tho house contains about ~
rooms. ami h Ia good orior and well built
TsRgs: Caeh sufficient 20 defray expenses OF
sale and 70 pay the amounts due upou notes Sc
cured BY asiG decd-say t01-then az follows :
$50 az each Of tho following periods after tho 18TH
day OF September, 1S-s-viz, IL. "a 30 50. y, -.
81 and co months. and e. O0O dye years aftor said
date: the balance apoa such terms as WIN DO
made known AZ che dsy ot sale. u IS proper 70
say IN this connection that there Is prior lien
upon said property ~ decd 81 trust for about
s. $40. hut the purchaser can pay the entire pur-
chase-money In cash.
JOHN II. GUY,
MARSHALL NJ. GILLIAN,
Trustees.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT 100

folk Portsmouth, kosy0rt N0ws. Clare mont
AMI Jsmes-rigeT landings dirort, % elegant na-
looo-steamcr ARIEL. tegying EifsbDoni EVERY
MONDAY. WKD NksDAY. end fEiDAf at7 A.
d. StrCet-cars eoAoscL
ConDcctions AZ Ola Point ciosely with all lines
for northern cities asne afternoon, also, ~ Sos-
folk for Eastern Nor-h Carolina, tho south, aoa
Virginia Beach James river " daylight Great
tourist line. Cheapest rOaso.
Through tickets o. ste2nner aad al SHrbor's
Agency, 100 Asin street baggsge checked
through. Slste-rOolns engaged foo day OK nighs
mouth Oid rolnG WaveriY. hlckaort. Va, GIsd
ali points Ia Eastern Norfh Carolina. Eastern
VirginiA. and AL regular ianaan - On the jane,
river at logost rsa@a, ard tnrVugh Wills issued
LLClES K. TATJG. Fioa-i'neaiGont.
No mn hsin street. ard horkettA
Irwin WELsIGkR. Freight ana Pasoager Agent
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GLENARyoN. a inc osinte In finvanna
county, on james river sizty-one miles above
Richmond, on tho Richmond and Allegheny
railroad. stallion "Boswoll's" on tho land. The
farm comprises IN area Of about i.S0 ACHES
about go acres Of which "a in nno state Of cult
va;ion go acres OF which Is the very best James
river Iowgrounds, the rest good upland ana
timber. This farm IL healthy, being above All
malarial influences. and having a FINE SUI
srANTIAL OLD VIRGINIA MANSION OF
BRICK. with coed shaio and ample on'-ouiid-
fnrs. com manding a Ano view Of the river and
valley. rendors st ono o. tho most valuable es-
tatss in Virginia, both for residence aud farm
purposes, being only few hours ride to Rich
mond. This place having boen for years under
the personal supervision Gnd management OF
the la,e Mr.. Franklin siearns has teen brought
up 10 lie present value.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11
Dyspepsia

Makes many lives miserable. and often leads 10
self destruction. Distress after eating, sick head'
ache. heartburn, sour stomach, mental depreS-
sion. etc. caused 10y this very common and
Increasing disease. HoOd's Sarsaparilla tones the
stomach, creates an appetite. promotes healthy
digestion, relieves sick headache, clears she
mind and cures the most obstinate cases Of dys-
pepSla. Read the following;
Il have been troubled with dyspepsia. had
but little appetite, and what md eat distressed
me, or did me little good. In an hour after eating
I would experience a faintross or tired. allgone
feeling, "a though had not eaten anything.
Hoods SarsapaTilla did INC an immense amount
o. good. II gave me an appetite, and my food
relished and satisfied the craving had previously
experienced II relieved me Of that faint, tired,
angoBe feeling. ! have felt so much better since
took Hoods Sarsaparilla, that l am happy to
recommend It," c. a. PAGE, WateTtowD, Mass.
\. d. BE suro to get only
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by ndrrggists 81; six FOR s.. Prepared only
BY l. HOOD d CO., ApOthceaEies. Lowell. Mass.
100 DoSes One Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11

DY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED
I'D Of trust. of record in tie clerks Office Of
Richmond ChRucery Court. ia pCed-BOck III 4.
page /. default having been made IA the paw
ment of the debt thereby secured, and being re-
quired by me holder thereof 20 % do, We Will
sell by auction. upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10. lSSS.
al ~ O'Clock p. NJ. that FRA NIX DWELLING
No fi3 west Catherine street. Tho Let has a
front 81 n 6-f2 fsot on the south line Of Catho-
riue street and extends back tosween parallel
lines 10 feet 10 an alloy feet . inches wide.
Tho Dwelling contains seven rooms, N far
oTlier, and "a now routed 70 tenant st $40 per
month. Property In this section rents we'll and
reality
Terms: Cash sufficient % defray expense Of
s@le anta rote OF 500. with accrued interest Of
ABOUT Eighteen months.
LOUIS RROOM Trustee.
CHEwErNG K Ross, Aucfionoprs. Cc #
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rE.a E.rArx AT PRIVATE sALs.


offer for eale on reasonable terms tho follow
ing lis, Of REAL ESTATE which includes some
OF tho most desirable and valuable property
in yIrrfnia-yiz.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11
BY Henry L. Staples & Co,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneorA
ll03 Main street.

VALUABLE SMALL FARM IN
' CHESTERFIELD COUNTY FOR SALE BY
AUCTION.--By request II the OWnor. who IA
nonresident we stall offer for sale by auction,
in front OF the cOurs-h house at Manchester, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER q. 1881.
ut re O'clock ~, that vALU ABLE LlrrtB FARM
on the Manchester and Petersburg turnpike. nj
its junction With Kinesland Creek, containing
NINETi-TWO AND A HALF ACRES With a
comfortable framed dwelling and the usual out
buildings thereon. being the same farm formerly
owned by Mrs Agnes II. MscCiil and suose-
quenty by John LineOrink.
TEENS: Two thirds cash. residue IN twotve
mouths with interes. added at per cent. and
secured by deed Of trust
HENRY l.. STAPT ESQ co,
oc u.l3.16.is. 20,28, -. 1927 Aucdoncers.
BY Chewing 4 Rose,
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Also

A GOOD UPLAND FARM. adjoining the above,
containing atout 455 ACRES. one hall Of which
is In cultivation. the balance good timber.
FAIR. COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE. with am
r,ie out. hO-Iaea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-11

By Frank d. Nm @ Co. \
Real Estate Auctioneers.
rURUSTEES' SALE OF A VALUA-
BILE BRICK DwELuNG-HousE
ANDLO
on FRANKLIN BETWEEN
THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS,
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
AT AUCTION.

BY virtue OF deed Of trust bearing date ne
18Th day OF September. 1881. irnm .. /. Mhneon
aud yvif.. duly recorded In tho Chancsry Court OF
tho CITY Of Rich moud. IN peod-Book l53 a. page
sl5. default having been made IN the payment Q,
a part OF the money secured by said deed. ana
wo having been requested 30 70 DO by the uehe-
dciaries, will cell on
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ALSO,

"HYBLAr OR "OAR SPRING - FARM. on the
Psmunky river. King William county, seven
miles above White House. on the Richmond and
York. River railroad. and about tbs same dis
lance from Tunstalls. station on the same rail-
road. containing ebout 400 ACRES about 1870
acres Of which are in a high state Of cultivation.
adapted to tho growth Of corn, whoai. CAS- ana
grass and for trucking-a rich sandy loan rarely
over ioo We; or dry 70 plough. The land Is
gently unduiating. without breaks or Waslo land
It's well wA,cred by the Pamunky IiYur on the
vest and various creeks fed by springs running
fhrnueh begidoa an Artesian well IN Tho yard OF
sfs feet dettA which furnishes a continual stream
OF pure mouufain water sufficient for oil stock
ana other purposes.
Underlying tho whole estate II an ineXhausu-
bic supply VI m1Tl Il tho finest quality.
Vessels n large caro- lily land On the place
thus affor ling choice n marseis Tor products
North. south, ia ., OF West.
Abundance o, d-a emf Game affords both sport
and provisions ioc the occupants.
TIT. farm is fenced on into convenieIt beids,
and several rosidoDce houses With ample ont
buildings render 'he esiots susceptible ~ CIR
vcnicnt subdivision into four or dive farms Of
convenient size.
The farm hos been for many years run under
tho immediate supervision AMI management Of
the lato Mr. Frsnklin Siearns. and Is In the best
condition as " culture.
miles r. m Pcndieionis station, on tho Cues1-
paake ord ohio railroad, s5o1i nfty miles frOm
Richmond. containing about $50 ACRES, I'D Of
When is rich river bottom, balance "a good up
land and timber. The improve nIens consist OF
a COMFORT ARLE DWELLING. good fenciuE.
and ample out-bUiidincs This Is gn excellent
IA, IN. IN good aoighbOFhcod, and Convenient 10
schools and churches.
A GOOD FARI ~ NOTTOWAY COUNTY.
seven miles from Burkeyi''e tho junction VI she
Norfoik aud WeiRern With She Richmond and
Danyille railroad. contairi e about i,0c0 ACHES.
PINE, LARGE BRICK MANSION, With su1rie ~
oai-buildings, and good z ncns well Waterei,
good neigh uorhood, and healthy location.
a TlRN ~ BUCRINGu ~ COUNTI-"JOP-
LfNTg i--eon tanning ~ AChHS. low iricc
& FARM on iG1 ACRES" LITTLE ENTER
Prize I'm HESI4CO COUNTY, three aud n
half m les east 81 tho zig 81 RichnOnd. A 2O)1
iitto farm IN gooi condri01. About no ares ir
cultivation. balance timber Good grass laad;
good water: fair buildings.
A TRACT or UNlMI kONED LAND contain
ing 1909 ACHFS. lying ia she counties OF NYtne
aud B,and shout six miles rom Wyncyiiie on
tho Norfolk ard Wcatoru railroad. WIN tVO rail
rosds IN cotrfe OF construction gear bOtl the
css. and 1oai tines. Tao land is IN the heart oi
me great iron ami 2in' bolts ~ SOuthaesi Viz
Cinia and without doubt - rich N those IN
other minerals. The irnct is veil iimbored with
white and widow Yiue, Wine ana other oaks.
poplar. hickory, locust, chestnut. maple, dog-
wool. In huttcrnut sy'-in0re. and other yalun-
Die tim bera.
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House OF Representatives.

MIR Doucherty, OF Florida, rising 10 a
question of privilege, declared that he
wished TO have the Journal corrected SO
rs TO show that the Senate bill providing
for the electoral cOunt passed the House
yesterday without quorum. lie SAID
that the Chair (Mr. Stone, Of Kentucky
had not recognized him (Mr. Dougher-
tyl to make poiut Of no quorum either
because lac did not hear him OF refused
TO hear him, and he did not wish the
precedent established that by a quick
decin0n Of the Char a member could be
deprived Of his rights.
The Speaker promised to have the
record examined in relation 10 the sub
Jeot.
In the morning hour Mr. Post, Of
Arkausas representing the Committee
on Indian Affairs, which was entitled 70
the floor, esked if the objections made
Yesterday to the bill 70 settle the claims
Of the old-settler band Of Indiana would
be withdrawn.
Mr.. y. %. Taylor, OF Ohio, replied that
they would not there could be no more
legislation in this House.
MIR. Burnes, of Missouri, in view Of the
fact that Mr.. DougheTty had stated thst
Yesterday he had raised the point OF
no quorum on the bill relating TO the
presidential count, asked unanimous
consent TO set aside the vote by winch
the House tabled the motion to recon
slider the yute by which it was passed.
Mr.. T.. -. Taylor, Of Ohio, IN view Of
The importance Of the bill, objected, but
subsequently Withdrew his objection on
the representation made by hr. Burncs
THAT such course would facilitate the
adoption of the conference report on the
deficiency bill.
Mr.. stone, Of Kentucky, who was in
the chair Yesterday when the bill was
pas.ed, stated that Notwithstanding
what The Journal might show bis recol-
lection was that no motion vas made
10 reconsider the vote on the passage of
the bill.
The Speaker stated that an examina-
ton Of the notes of the official reporters
showed that no motion was made 10 re-
consider. The journal would be cor
rected accordingly.
Mr. Dougherty then entered motion
In reconsider, which Mir. T.. B. Taylor
moved to lag on the table. On Mr..
Iaylor's motion the vote stood 40 TO g,
and Mr.. Dougherty raised the point OF
no quorum. Mr.. Dougherty asked
whore the bill, in fact, was
The Speaker stated that it had been
returned to the Senate.
Mr. Durncs then asked consent to
offer Il resolution requesting the Senate
10 return the bill 10 the House.
AIR. Baker. of New York, objected to
Mr.. Burmese request. subsequently
MIR. Baker Withdrew his objection, but
it was renewed by Alr. Breckenridge, of
Kentucky. who regarded the presiden
tial-count billas far more important than
the deficiency bill.
Mr. Burnes then called up the con
ference report on the deficiency bid,
and after some time spent In persuasive
endeavdrs Mr.. Burnes was successful IN
inducing Mr. Dongherty to withdraw his
opposition and the report WAS agreed to.
THIS disposes Of the last of the general
Appropriation bills.
Thc House then, at lao, adjourned
until Friday
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Parker s. Co. Rich mond
rs; Chancery Court

Parker 81 Co. Rich mond
~. fchanrerv Court
Rawlings and Wflde, trus,oos O"SA's''
By yirtno OF n decree entered In tho ABOVE.
named Cause on Juno 20, 1885, the under.lgnoa
special commissioners thereby appointed, VIII
SOIL By auction. 90 the premlseo, on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER IS. issS
az o'clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY descrlbedtn
saif decree "a follows: That CERTAIN LOl of
LAND fronting % feet on the north line al boyu
street between Hancock ana Harrison streets
and running back li5 feet, with a NEW FkAhb
DIV ELLlNG containing four rooms NOW rent-
ing 20 a good ten ant at 20 per month.
Terms: One third cash; balance AZ six ana
twelve months, with per cont interest eddeu,
and title retained by he Court until al purchase
money Is paid and conveyance Is ordered.
b. RAND. WELLfORD,
HILL CARTER,
Spechai Commissioners.
RAWLINGS & ROSE, Aucttoneers.
PARKER & Co. PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST RAWLINGS
AND AIS., DEFENDANTS-iE rms CHANCbRf
COURT or rng CITY Or RICHMOND.
I. Charles W. Goadin. clerk OF said court, GER
ufy that the bond required OF the special COM
mssiOners By the decree In said cause oil juno
20. lSs8 has been duly giyou.
Given under my baud this 10Th day October,
iSSS
oclf CHARLES W. GODDIN.
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tee on Epidemic Diseascs) opposed tho
amendment, and stated that the com
mitiee was unanimous in reporting adj
versely upon il and fayorably upon the
pending resolution.
The amendment was rejected and the
joint resolution passed.
MeesrA Bawley and call also advocated
the bill. and Messra Berry, Coke, and
George opposed IL. When the vote was
reached the bill was passed, Mr. Berry
having withdrawn bis call for the yeas
and nays because he said II would show
there was no quorum present, and he
also believed and hoped that the bill
could not and would not pass the House.
A number OF bills were taken from the
calendar and passed: among them one
authorizing the construction of rail-
road bridge across the Coosa nver at
Gadsden, Ala. The Senate then, at 40
p. NJ. resumed the consideration OF the
tariff bill. and was addressed by Mr.
Bate in opposition TO the Senate bill.
At the close oil Mir. Bate speech Mr..
CulIom obtained tho floor, and the tariff
bill went over till tomorrow.
A message from the President was
presented end read vetoing the bill for
the relief OF the executors Of Joseph II.
Maddox for payment on account OF
losses and damages sustained by the
seizure of tobacco during the war. The
President refers TO the fact that the claim
was barred by the adverse decisions Of
the courts that it had been then pre-
scnted to Congress, beginning with the
forty-second Congress, and had passed
now when "fayorable conditions exist
ed, and that she fails to appreciate the
equities that entitle the claimant TO fur
Their hearing" The bin and message
were referred to the Committee on
| Claims.
After n short executive session the
Senate adjourned.
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