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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
TIE ,,1ssorDI PACIFIC ENGINEERS.

st. Louis, March 10 specia).-The rumor tha' 'ne
Missouri Pacific engineers would striho tomorrow
snpears to be a trine premature. Master Mechahio
Bartlctt and tho division superintendent were III
consultation with tho engineers to-day ana "ero az
s',.oa that the Missouri Pacific men would 90 out
sn,v when the strike became general on oil the
IDS. Along tho Iron Mountain road rumoTs are
circulating Of proposed strike. The engineers are
IN consultation at Little Rock but nothing uehn',s 20
tho Missouri Pacific ls In session at Kansas City'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
rHsEK CLAIMANTS FOR ONE woxAy.

EAToSrowN. n j., March 18.-Three men here were
participants yesterday in contest for the posscssioa
Of young womsn the rcputed WIFI Of Jsmos Grsinor.
Tho scene OF the dispute was the residence ci
John Harmon. Of New-York CLARK Wilson 10 tho
guard Of the house In winter. He 10 wIdower. John
Roe, also widower, 10 the manager OF large farm
near BY, which 10 owncd and ip the summer occupied
by L. o. Fodler of Ncw-York Rice was ayrestod
> few days ago on tho complaint Of ursinor Gpainos
having previously shrsstened 70 Gn kiee, wss sIsc
cDansd that no was tho husband Of tho young women
Who bad boon found In tho Harmon msnAon and
Bsd sot tSs ri sway away rom Iim Ay tslss mesos and
lscreted her In tAolr houses for thq last two v9e
Esps1 S:S,S S'asf sS s @::' @ IS 3e 0's'a's w N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
THREE ENGINES DISABLED IN A CHARGE

A smashup OF three locomotives ocuIred on the
Erio Railroad yesterday near Ridscwood, n. J. An
attempt made to open up the east bound track
In q and three engines were started Into the Gus
10 push the snow out Tho weather made the
snow heavy and there about two hundred feet Of
snow TO 60 through. Ii also eight to niteeu fsoe
deep and about three hundred Italians were on the
spot with shovels, but some brilliant genius In charge
ordered tho engines to push the snow out. The At
tempt made and The powerful engines went into
the drift with a snort, but as soon ~ the snow vas
reached engine No 645 was pushed disgonaliy across
the track the tender went and the trucks were
stripped OF. Engine No. o28 also developed sud
den inclination to go In opposite direction and WIS
wrecked The last engine stood the track but was
disabled one inas msa wfs pinned 9, ~ snSW hsnS
The Chicago express was delayed BY the wreck
relief train was sent up to the wrock from PstesoD
and brought down the passcngr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
TO QUIT WORK ON THE CENTRAL IOWA

Marshalltown, Iowa, March 16-The engineers on
M central Iowa system gave notice to-day that after
q o'clock they would refuse TO handle Burlington
cars Two freight trains have consequently been iaid
ont tonight but others, far reported, are NOV
Ing One train is laid ont at Brighton and one nero
The Central Iowa is In the hands Of tho United states
Court and Receiver Dudley, in an interview tonehs,
sefes that tho law be enforced, ana ne hss uo
cid, a not to allow any delivered to hi 'o' ou'
of trains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17

CORBIN REFUSES TO TAKE BACK OLD h'ii ~ ,' 10
Philadelphia March I6-In response 10 d pe'i1o"
from old employees OF the philadelphia anu He""ne
Railroad at st. Clair Pom, asking tha' 'no' uo ~
etstes I'm the servcc OF the company. the ground
that they "dld not strike for the purpose oil nlurlns
the business interests Of the company, but went OUT
not knowing the full significance of sr'ke' fres,
dent Corbn has declared that he cannot comply WIN
the request After stating that all employees had tho
chance to choose between Loyalty 70 'he company
and loyalty to the Knights of Labor WIN houco
thai tLsv would not be permitted to enter the ser
vices of the conpany again President Corbn asserts
that II would DO against the interests Of the company
and dishonorablo conduct toward the ne" mcn who
have faithfully stood BY tho Reading to discharge
them for those that left the service All classes of
employees on the Reading road, nc continues, VIII
hereafter understand thai they hold their places aud
secure promotion By merit alone and not by the back
ing OF a labor orQnnigation." He announces his will
lngness to aid the men by giving them letters OK
recommendation 10 other lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-17
THE INSIGNIA OF EARTHLY GREATNESS.

The scene in the Cathedral was truly memorable
when amid the strains Of the tnal choruf and the
sharp rattle of voleys outside. twelve reginiental
commanders slowly and r:verentlY raised tie
coffin from i's resting place, moving forward with
them walked high court official. On
either side of the coffin were Ministers
of State. bearing cushions the imperial crown
and sceptre and other insignia. Above the coffin
waved the Imperial STANDARD borne by General
Won Pape. On each side of him walked an officer
with drawn sword. he royalties assumed POSI-
tions IN the cortege in due order.
AS the coffin reached the door the drummers OF
the miiitary bands Outsde beat n dcafenin9 tattoo
This was tie signal for the troops 10 prepare 70
march, While the procession was forming the
bands played Chopns Marche Funebre" the
sounds Of the tolIing OF the church bells minglng
with the strains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31

Mrs. Stevenson, Mr.. and Mrs Livermore.
OF Cambridge. Mass, were here yesterday
Sightseeing. Colonel stevenson bad letter
Of introduction TO our postmaster from FIRST
Assistant Postmaster. General stevenson.
Among the many places visited none In.
terested them more than William and Mary
College, where they were net by Professor
Eweu. who IN his ususl pleasant manner
showed them through tue building, giving
an Interesting sketch OF the history OF the
college and many Incidents from the lives Of
tho great men who graduated from its halls.
The third annual banquet OF the Bache-
lor's club will he celebrated next month In
q" Rnck Grove" and will be on a more
elaborate scale than the two previous gath
erings. Among the invited guests ~6o are
expcctsd to be present are Colonel j. v.
Bidgood and Hon. u. u. Municrd. OF Rich
mopd: Senator james l.. Gordon, Of Abe
marie. Hon. :. 5. wilkins. of Northampton /;
Msior ". II. Il relay, OF Washington, and
Messrs. Jonu r. Couplaud aud NJ. A..
Bowles, Of West Point, Va.
The Executive Committee Of the Board Of
Visitors OF William AMI Mary College meet
IN Richmond tomorrow.
The Wcman's Christian Tempcra 'ce Union
are holding cream and strawberry festival.
Mrs. DR.. James Garlick IS the president oil
the association here.
Several excursion parties let 10 day 10
spcnd the national holiday on the YORK and
James rivers. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
AUCTION sALgs-rhis Day.
BY Rawlings q Rose,
Real Estate AuctIoneerr,
No. II north Tenth street.

A UCTION SALE OF A LARGE
n NUMBER or BEAUTIFULLY-siTUAT
AND DEslKAB BIZ BUILDING LOTS, SITUATED
is TIE NORTHEAST END or RICHMOND.
AND NEAR tbs TERMINUS OF THE ELEc-
Trio RAILROAD, on TMENlY.sEVENrH
TWsNTY-EiGHTH, TwENTY-NINrH, AND
TIllRTIETH STREETS, AND ALSO SEVERAL
Pretty LOTS ON q STREET BETWEEN
THIRTiETB AND THiRrY-FIKST STREETS
AT tho Toquest Of the owners we will sell by auc-
ton, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. May 81. 1885.
commencing Al 5 O'Clock p. d.. the LOTS stu
a.od "a above, and TO DO sold In the following or
der-ylz.:
l. THREE BEAUTIFUL LOTS OF 25 feet each.
with depth Of 40 feet. situated on tho west sld0
OF Twenty-sevcntn street between q and K
streets.
> POUR LOTS, fronting together us feet, siru-
n.ed on the south sido OF z street between Ihir-
ueta and Thirty first streets with depth Of l3j
feet 20 on alley ia common IS feet wide
And Immediately afterwards. sIXrY-EIGHT
LEVEL AND DESlkABLE LOTS, situated on
Tweuty-eighta. Twonty-nnih. nnd Ghiriieth
streets, hnd between :, i. ami l streets--ea n
Of soii lots having front Of y or - feet with a
depth OF i32 and 40 icei.
these lot- must increase in value. being only
two Squares from tho Electric railroad and owing
70 the many Improvements now being made IN
this locality.
Tho attention Of parties seeking homes or de-
sirs bio investments Is specially called 20 this
sale.
TERMS One foHrth cash; balance In ono. two
and three years. for negotiable notes. bearing 0
per ceut interest, and secured by dcod 81 trust.
RAWLINGS & ROSE,
my % Auctonoers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
BY Poindoxter & Denoon,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUA-
BILE FARM WITH GOOD IMPROVE
MENTS
ABOUT SIX MILES BELOW THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.

By virtue Of the provisions Of q certain decd OF
trust executed by G. W. Moughan and wife,
dated October Is. 1856. aud recorded 10 the
Clerks ONCE OF tho County Court OF HeDrico,
Deadlock 40. page 81. default having been
made ID the payment Of certain negotiable
note therein describ bed, shall. a. substituted
trustee for I. upper. jr, a. per orcer OF the
County Court of henrice, dated May 18Th, pro-
coed TO sell at auction. at the courthouse Of Hen
rico county, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 2. 1883,
at l9 o'clock NJ, the following PROPERTY de-
scrioed In said deed: That certain TRACT OF
LAND lying aud being Ia ne county OF Henrico,
late the property Of Philip Keh. deceased, con-
tanning 1917 acres. lying between the Darcy
town ana New Market roads. about SIX miles
southeast from the city Of Richmond. The im-
proyements consist OF q good frame dwelling.
stable. 81. Tho farm Is connacted 10 the city 10y
good roads. the nelghbcrhood good, and land OF
fair fertility.
TERMS: Sufficient In cash 10 pay expenses OF
sale and a note Of tish. with interest from 0cto-
Dor 25 1857 balance at six, twelve and eighteen
months, purchases 70 execute his negotiable
notes for deferred payments. with Interest added
GEORGE II. P0IEDExTER,
my H,9,sl,Jei&2 Substituted Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
NORFOLK SEwF.
mcmorin,-Day-rhe Maynard. &c.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Navy 1hr", nC'
Correspondence Of the Richmond D!spa,ch.l
N0ET0LK. May 80, 1888.
The national meWOratday Is observed
here to-day by closing the Cotton Exchange,
cusiOm-house, post office. naVy-yard, ana the
various courts. The white Grand Army
posts united IN a memorial demonstration IN
Portsmouth, and the colored Grand Army
posts. with an immense crowd OF their CO.
lorcd friends, went to Hampton to take part
in the ceremonies at the national cemetery
there. The coi0red military companies were
out on parade in the afternoon.
There seems to be no dOuot OF the iact
that G0spOrt navy-yard Is Disseminated
against in favor OF yards further North, not
withstandug that lhlS yard h9seyery faculty
for doing good work and plenty VI iirstclasS
Workmen ready and anxious Tor WORK. III
seems contrary TO all business principles
that a plant Of such size and value should
lie month after month almost wholly idle.
southern members Of Congress should unite
and stand firm for the only Government
dock yard 10 operation IN the south.
The army bug is doing great damage 10
the hey crop Of Norfolk county.
The suits against the tendererS OF coupons
for taxes, which were 10 have been tried at
this term OF the Great Court, have ocen
continued at the request Of the defendants
on the ground that the supreme Court has
granted an appeal in a case in Richmond II =
voNing the question at issue here.
A negro sailor named Hodges was Knocked
overheard from a truck-Sioop opposite the
nivy-vard last night and drowned.
Rev. r. VI. SANDER, OF Norfolk College,
has been offered the presidency Of flourish
in female institute in the West.
Mayor Barton Myers left this morning for
The western part Of the state.
Hon. Il. &. Banks qualified as mayor oil
Norfolk Yesterday.
The Itallp steamship Robi'ant, which was
damaged by fire yesterday. j. valued at $780,
O0O, ana her cargo ~ $500 GOO. The fire was
started by cartle,>ly-thrown cigarette
stump, and the ship bad narrow escape
from destruction. About 800 bales OF cotton
had u be removed TO make sure the fire was
All out. The Robiaut takes on a deck-lOad
of cattle at Newport News.
The United states steamer Galena left the
ward this morning and returned to Hampton
Roads.
Rev. 4. +. Owen, D. D.. Of Portsmouth,
will preach the dediclioIy sermon nj the
dedication Of Ronald Baptist church, near
Chrisilnsburg. the third sabbath OF next
month.
The truckers have closed the pea and ber-
rv season in Norfolk county with good re-
suits. The truckers are very much dlsheart-
eu,d At tie low price Of cabbage. As the
tomatoes and other tender vegetables were
almost wholly destroyed by the April freeze
they horcd to save themselves on cabbage
and IRISH potatoes, hut it Looks az il those
great staples ot the truckers will fare badly
in the markets. Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31

WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO
w read l. X. SALES advertisement IN an
other column in regard 10 low prices OF drugs
toilet articles, &c. ia 3.Tu,Ih,&Su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
RELIEVES THE CHICAGO CONVENTION.
wILLtANsBURG.
chiidren's -yisttors-rhc Bsehe.
Tors duh

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLisMsBURG. Va. May 30, 1858.
The programme which was rendered al
the Methodist church last sunday night
celebrating Cblldren's day--wss pronounced
by All to have beeu one OF tie most beautiful
and interesting celebrations OF the Kind that
has taken place here for some tine. Tue
church wss literally packed, many moi being
able 10 get 10 the building. The managers,
Mis- Miles and the Misses DAVIS, are 10 be
congratulated upon getting up the celebra-
fion ssd The exceieus manner Ia which the
programme wss rendered
Colonel James Stevenson, Of tho United
States GeoIsxiesi BWreys accompanied BY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
GRATEFUL-CoMoRFTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

"Bya thorough knowledge OF tho natural laws
which govern the operations OF digestion and nu-
triton, and by a careful application OF the nne
properties oi well-eelecled Cocoa. Mr.. kpps has
provided our breakfast with q delicately
navored beverage which may save us many
heavy doctors bills II Is by the IudiciOus use
OF such articles OF diet that a constitution may
be grad ual.y built up untl strong enough 70 re-
sist every tendency 10 disease. Hundreds OF
subtle maladies are floating around US ready to
attack wherever there 10 awoas point We may
escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves
well fortified with pure blood and properly
nourished frame. ~ Ctpil- Service Gazette
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold
only in half-pound titus by eTOcers, labelled
thus: JAMES kPPS & CO,
Homeopathic Chemists. London, England
70 18Th. SaETuly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31

WANTED, A STOCK-BOY ABOUT
w sixteen or eighteen years old in dry
goods store. Apply TO
STRAUSE BROTHERS.
my gilt No. l409 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
RAILROAD LIrEa.

RICHMOND And PETERsBURg n,,..
TIMETABLE. f'il
Commencing ~ DLI. N-g
trains on this road will ria =. follow, y
TRAINS sOUtBHARl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
NEWSPAPER FOLDING MACHINE
FOR SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.

We have a sToNEMETZ FOLDER, In perfect
order. which We wiz sell at q great bargain. IL
will fold an eight or four-page paper the size
of the Dispatch or smaller. IL win also cut and
paste the elght-page paper. Ii can DO readily
attached 10 any press
We refer to the Petersburg Inder-A A ppedl as 10
the character OF It's work. since that paper has
the counterpart OF this machine attached TO It's
press and now In successful operation Ad-
dress The DlSPATCH COMPANY.
my aim Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
BY Chewniug & Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneers and Brokers,
No. 5 north Tenth street.

A UCTION SALE OF A TRACT OF
"a LAND SITUATED ABOUT TWO MILES
FROM tbs NORTHERN LIMITS OF THE CITY.
on WHAT'S KNOWN As THE NORTH ROAD
OR CANNOS'S ROAD. by request OF the owner
we will sell by auction. upon tho premises, on
MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1883.
at 3 O'Clock P. NJ, a TRACT OF LAND containing
20 ACRES, located on the aforementioned road
and adjoining the lands 81 james Sweeney,
ESQ. aud Major Shields. 10 view OF the many
inquiries Tor small parcels Of land near the city
the owner Of the above tract has suO-diyided IL
into lots Of two acres each. thus enabling per-
sons Of limited means 70 secure the privi-
leges OF both country and city life. The land Is
In fine state Of cultivation and should the bid
ders prefer the property win be sold as whole.
plat Of the property will be shown at the time
Of sale. -
TERMS: AT sale. CHEWING & ROSE,
myU AuctioDeers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
By B. NJ. Quarles,
Real Estate Agent, Aucti0neer, and Broker,
No. 1919 Main street.

rVHOSE TWO THREE-STORY
4 BRICK STORES SITUATED AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF EIGHTEENTH AND
FRANKLIN STREETS. Nos. q AND q, FOR
SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-By request Of tho
owner | will offer Tor SALE upon the promises, on
THURSDAY. MAY 81, Isss.
at O'Clock, the TWO BRICK STORES above de-
scribed The stores have modern fronts, hayo
been thoroughly repaired. and are now In GOOD
ORDER Each store has a good dry cellar, and
dwellings over stores. Gas, water, ana cuiyert
connections. The property being on the line ~
the Electric road and within one square OF the
First marIo.. and In tho centre OF large retail
trade will az all times command tenants and
Yield good rents. The sale viii DO made as a
whole or divided % suit purchasers.
Tho LOT has a front on Eighteenth street OF
IS feet and runs back 10 the line OF the Masonic
Hall property.
TER4s: Liberal, and announced a. sale. The
owner is determined % sell.
B. N. QUARLES.
my26 Auctioneor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
By Sutton & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auc;ioneers,
1914 Main street

GALE OF VALUABLE MATTAPONI
- REAL ESTATE IN CAROLINE COUNTY
At PUBLIC AUCTi0N.-By virtue Of the pro
visions Of decree rendered by The Circuit Court
Of Caroline county, Va. on the 18th day OF March,
1853, In the chancery cause therein pending In
the name OF Washingt,n's Trustee 6. Motley
and ais, shall sell 50 pubic auctio at Wood
fords. on the Richmond, Fredericksburg aud
Potomac railroad, on
THURSDAY, MAY 81. 1888,
at O'Clock r. NJ. 4ls ACRES OF LAND. re-
Gently owned by John Washington, deceased.
TITS land lies In a bend OF the battaponi river,
bounded on one side By said river ard on the
other by the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Pc
tomac rairoad lies within one half mile II
WoolfOrd station. on said road, about forty-six
miles from kichmoud aad fifteen from Frede-
ricksburg The land Is good as TO quality. has
on It several TENEMENT. e0USEs and rOBAC-
CO-BARNS, and lying Oh tho main line Of rail-
road between Richmond ana Washington. offers
20 capitalists a iipe opportunity 70 invest their
money In property which nil pay them at pres
ent good interest on thoir investment with
almost a certainly Of on early and rapid Increase
In yaluo.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance In one, two,
and three years. purchaser giving bonds for de-
ferrod payments, bearing interest from day OF
sale and secured by deed Of trust on the pro-
perry sold. A. b. CHANDLER.
my l7,24, SO&3i Trustee and Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31

A UCTION SALE OF THAT SNUG
N LITTLE STORE AND DWELLING COM
BlNRD No. 5i9. on THE EAST LINE OF
BROOK AVENUE BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STRRkTS.-At the request OF the owner
we viii sell by auction, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY THE slsT DAY OF MAY, 1875.
at 8 O'Clock r. NJ, the PROPERTY as above To-
Gated. The lot has front OF Is feet by depth
Of i6S feet 20 wide alley. II you wish bargain
como 70 this sale.
TsRns: $40 In cssh and $500 per snnum, with
per cent interest efded, and secured BY trust
deed. thus enabling ycs 70 paIchass on ne reIt
plan. CHEWING hoek,
EaxN AuctionssrA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
1NE OF TWO THINGS TRUE,
lRichmond Ntate.l

50 we have another letter from Mr. Blaine
declining the nomination Of his party for
the presidency. One Of two things is true:
Blaine believes tina, Cleveland will he elect
ed and fears 10 face defeat, or he wishes TO
place himself III the position OF not seeking
the nomination but having It thrust upon
him, 50 that IL he Is defeated 1t canuot tie
charged that he was nominated against the
wisdom OF any large part OF his party. But
let Blaine write what he may, II the nomina-
ton Is offered him he will accept II. He
could not refuse II " be would, and, though
he may be afraid OF Cleveland's strength, we
do not believe that he would refuse IL IL he
could. We still believe that Blaine will lead
his party in this fight.
RELIEVES THE CHICAGO CONVENTION.
Philadelphia North Americana
This Journal accepted the withdrawal from
the field announced In that letter as being
sincere, ana therefore conclusive. 10 could
see no reason why Mr.. Blaine should write
such letter II he meant any less than its
terms implied, and II had a higher opinion
OF his courage and honesty In his dealings
wan the public than 10 suspect him OF any
mental reservations. His Paris pronuneia-
mento iuslliieS those opinions and relieves
the nominating convention from all embsr.
rassment IL is now entirely free 10 choose
the strongest candidate the party has pro-
cueed, and a. Il surveys the long list OF
"eligibles" whie0 will be brought before
II, II viii ind 40 better, safer, or more tho
Iougbly available standard-besrer than Judge
Wslttr Q. Gresham.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
INsURANCG CoMPANIEs.

MO. 96.393. TEN PAYMENT LIFE.
ROBERT B. MUNFokD. Richmond, Va. Is
sued 1875. q, age 81. for 5000. Annual
sary In 1898 me non-forfeitabis dividend addi-
tioas win amount 10 u.60i All other life CON-
panies are challe nged TO produce In com parlson
Q case Of same date, age. aud had
JOIN h CARY SON.
0snornl Agents Northwestern Mutual Llfe-fn-
snfAncs eempRnx M
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31
Schedule In EIoct
AuFtigl f-sa


NVN NlII IUN3
rrsin No. ~ connects daily except
~ keysYius Cor Chase Guy. ClArkssi.-
oxford At Greensboro for Dlraam. Ni ..
salon. and Winston, and all points ol l
Caroline Division.
Train No. 50 connects daily ~ Grern..
for salem, Winston. Raleigh, Golisa0l,. e.
MOrehesd city. AZ Salisbury Tor Asl......
Springs, aud all points in estem N.r,-
lima; at Charlotte with Charlotte tu.liu.
Augusta railroad for Columbia. AIg s.A A.t..
Chaheston. savannah, lhOmasyi.-, co.. .i..
sonyille. and other florida po.4s. t', t..-
Carolina Central railroad Tor Win s'na.
Trans from tho south arrys o. A.-l.-.-.
sis A. ". ana &g5 +. ~
tBURKEYILLE TRAIN EXTENDED I'D
TfHNEK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-31

GALE ABDUCTION OF THAT VERY
) DESIRABLE TWO-STORY DETACHED
BRICK DWELLING No l05 EAST LEIGH, Be
TWEEN FIRST AND SECOND SIREETe-At he
request OF the owner, who IS nonresident,
we shall offer for sale at public auction, upon
the premises, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1883,
at 81 o'clock z. ~. the PROPERTY located as
above, containing seven rooms, besides closets,
back room. coal cellar. &c. range, hot ard coal
water and all tho modern improvements; side
ana rear entrance. The Dwelling is nearly new,
having been built within tho last few years, and
has recently been repainted both inside and out;
also nicely papered all through.
The Lot fronts % feet on the south side OF Leigh
street and runs back 10 an alley in the rear.
This class o. property is very much in demand
and very little OF II on tho market now for sale.
Il is centrally and conveniently located, and
lust the size dwelling that commands ready
tenants and pays well on the investment, and is
now rented 70 q good tenant
TERMS: Al sale. SUTTON CO..
my3l Auctioneers