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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-18

To amy, formed a curious party at the
| Exposition the other day, says the Chi
cago Herald. The exhibitors never had
a more attentive and appreciative group
before their works and wares. Mr.. JEFF
ferson and his son showed great inter-
est in the fish tanks, and spent nearly an
hour in watching the sportive specimens
of the finny tribe. Both are great ang-
lers, and they know the names of every
fish without having to look at the cards
on the tanks. The art gallery also
claimed great share OF the little party's
attention, and they fingered long before
the canvases. The comedian himself
possesses a deft touch with the brush,
and is connoisseur of the first order
While in Chicago Mr.. Jefferson and his
wife always stop with the latter's sister,
Mrs. Frank w. Wentworth, who has a
cozy little horne up on Twenty fifth
street Here Mr.. Henry Warren, the
comedians father-in-law, and only
brother of the late William Warren, is
passing his declining days. During Mr..
Jefferson's Chicago engagements there
is happy party in this pretty little
home.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-18
HL1ttle Puck ,,

Commencing with tomorrow night
Frank Daniels will occupy the boards at
the Grand Opera House with Little Puck.
OF this an exhange says:
Frank Daniels, the inimitable purvevor
OF fun and merriment, who has estab.
lished his claim to be classed as a merry.
maker by his success in The Old Sport,
in Charley Hoyt's Rag Baby, will make
his first appearance in this city in his
new play, Little Puck. 1t is needless to
say anything OF Mr.. Daniels merits as
comedian in this connection. 1t is suf.
ficient to mention only that he has the
leading role, buckingham Giltedge, u
and that be has surrounded him
self with company of very
clever artists, each Of whom is
eminently capable of being specialist.
The play of Little Puck is replete with
comic and absurd situations and ludi.
crous contretempts-the theme being the
exchange of position under some magic
talisman of father and son-Giltedge
Senior becoming a schoolboy while his
son (Daniels) takes on the responsibilities
of pater familfas and the Stock Exchange.
The change being only in personal ap-
pearance,. the fun may be imagined of an
old experienced head among the school
girls, and young. untaught lad among
the bulls and bears. The dialogue il
bright and vivacious. The play ends
agreeably and things are happily
Strengthened out by the two being trans.
formed back to their original selves
wiser but apparently not sadder from
their many ludlcrous and exciting ad.
ventures.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-18
A Sensible Animal.

A horse attached to one of the Sunset
transfer wagons scared at passing loco
motive yesterday and ran away down
San Fernando street. The driver was in
the Southern Pacific baggage room, sc
the animal had things his own way, bui
as he had to draw heavy load of trunks
after him as he urged on his wild ca.
reer," he soon thought better of his esca'
pade and came to standstill in the
middle of the road without doing any
more damage than literally bespatterine
with mud few adventurous individualf
who had endeavored to stop him.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-18
From Fanny Rice.

10 the Editor of the World:
| The letter to you from one Henry
Blake stating that was formerly a cor
net solist in variety theatres, which YOU
directed to be sent to me, has Just been
received, and desire to sincerely thank
you for this kindness and at the same
time to say that the World, in it's state.
ment that began my stage career sing
ing Lady Ellen" in Patience with the
Boston Ideal Opera Company is per-
fectly correct. Previous to my joining
the Ideals l had on several occasions
sung and played cornet solos in literary
and church concerts, appearing with
such artists as George Henschel, Lillian
Baily, the H. G. Barnaby Concert Com
pany and the Boston Germania Orches-
ira. The only time ever played cor
net solo in variety theater was on the
occasion of Mr.. Harry Sanderson's ben
eft at Tony. Pastors Theater. l
was at the time playing Gabrielle" in
La We at the Bijou Opera House, and
MIR. Sanderson having heard that l
played the cornet, asked me to plav at
his benefit, which 1 did with much
pleasure. Now, 1 do not know who
Henry Blake is, and am at loss to
understand his object in sending such a
letter to you, unless he is the tool of
some unfriendly person who is weak
enough to think that by circulating a
report that l was once variety per
former he would thereby do me injury.
Had | ever been on the variety stage l
should not deny it, as 1 consider it no
disgrace, and am pleased to say that l
personally know many good, honest and
exceedingly clever people on the variety
stage whom 1 greatly esteem. And
again, allow me to sincerely thank you
for your kindness in sending this letter
to me; and, asking your forgiveness for
occupying so much of your valuable
time, l am, yours very sincerely,
FANNY RICE.
Chicago, ILL.,, November 3.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-18
Through to Chicago.

Passenger Agent Butterfield, of the
Santa Fe, received the news yesterday
that his company has just put on q
through Pullman service from San Diego
and National City to Chicago, via Los
Angeles, without change. This is q
departure from the old-style of transfer
ring, and will be greatly appreciated by
the travelling public, and will make the
Santa Fe road more popular than ever.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-18
A Blockaded Sidewalk. /.

Residents Of North Fort street are
complaining of the condition of the side
walk in front of the w. @. T. U. Home
which is being constructed on the corner
of Fort and Temple. The footpath is,
and has been for year past, blockaded
with scrap heaps Of building material,
making foot traffic very unpleasant. The
matter was reported to Superintendent
Of Streets Baldwin yesterday, with the
request that he order the distractions
removed forthwith.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-18
Pullman Passengers.

The following Pullman passengers left
yesterday for San Francisco and the
By the / :15 p. NJ. train: J. O. Allen,
Mr.. Bigha1n, s. Reinhart, M. G. Kevitt,
Mr.. Frank, d. w. Hitchcock, G. M.
Wells, Mr.. Henderson, Mr.. Hoskins. Mr..
Gsrbutt, Mr.. Marshall, Mrs. J. E. Jack.
son.
By the 10 80 p. N. tramp. Dela6eld,
Mr.. Harvell, Geo. Barley, Mr.. Kennard
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-18
Department No. 4-Hutton, j.

Department No. 4-HuttOn, J..
Gassen va. Eddy-Defendant Granted
ten days further time to answer.
Felix vs. Felix-Plaintiff granted five
days further time to plead to amended
answer after motion to strike out has
been determined.
Knecht VS.. Peachy-Cause passed fol
session.
Dorwood VS.. Moore-Bond of sureties
approved.
Arnaz vs.. Angusola-Defendan grant.
ed five days further time to answer.
Alhambra Addition Water Co. VS..
Maybury-Motion of defendant for new
trial denied.
Los Angeles National Bank VS.. s. A.
Williams-Motion to discharge attach.
ment granted; findings and judgment TO,
plaintiff as prayed for.
Los Angeles National Bank vs. S. A.
Misunderstanding and judgment fol
plaintiff as prayed for.
Los Angeles National Bank VS.. Will
liams-Same.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-18
New Cases.

Caspar Thomas Hopkins VS.. Geo. B.
Senter, May Stanley Senter and the City
Railway Company of Pasadena-Com-
plant on foreclosure of mortgage on 20
acres of realty in Pasadena; $1,000,
costs, etc.
M. E. Frankel, G. D. McCaize and j.
F. McCaize-Complaint on promissory
note, $581 IS, with interest from July Is,
1884, at per cent. per month.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-18
THE COURTS.
SATURDAY, November II, 1888.

SATURDAY, November II, 1883.
Department No. 2-Gardiner, j.
Estate of H. G.. Smith, a minor-Ac
count settled as presented.
Estate of Mary R. Harris, deceased
Continued to November 10, P. M.
Estate of John Juers, deceased-Ac
count settled as presented; distribution
as prayed for.
Estate and guardianship of John F
Mohn, deceased-Petition for sale oi
realty granted.
Department No. 3. .-O'Melveny, j.
Truesdell vs.. Times.Mirror Company
Demurrer passed until November 24th.
McDougall VS.. Howes & Bonebrake-
Passed until November oath.
Sears vs.. Observation-Disclosures sub.
mitted on part of plaintiff and taken
under advisement.
Frank Walker vs.. Los Angeles Con.
struction Company-Demurrer signed
and taken under advisement.
Russell vs. Darcy-Passed until No
vember oath.
Ward vs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fol
plaintiff in accordance with prayer oi
complaint.
Arthur L. Martin admitted to practice
on presentation of certificate from the
Supreme Court of Illinois.
Reed vs.. Morton-Continued to NO
vember 10Th, 9A.M.
j. P. Mccarthy vs. ]. W. German
On trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
Fatal Fire la Michigan.
lBy legraph o one DIspatch.l

ALpESA, MICH, July IA IRE broke out
about 2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon In the
mill OF II. Il. Roberts. which burned TIL
midnight, causing loss Of &4l00o. One
woman was burned TO death. and three other
women were so badly burned ibss tbeIi
chance for life Is slender. The wind wat
blowing gale aud the fire spread rapidly,
destroying lumbef.yards. mills, docks, rail-
road houses and tracks, the Government
lighthouse at the mouth OF the river, &c,
The direction Of the wind was toward the
bay. and every thing combustible Ia Us track
between the point where y broke out and
the waters edge wss swept away. Over 20l
buildings were burned and 1900 persons are
homelcss; nine fenths OF these are working.
men, and most Of them have no insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
BY r. r. Chain q Co,
Real Estate Auctloncers,
No. l north Tenth street.
,rRUsTEE's AUCTION SALE OF A

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
4 FARM or 100 ACRES WITH A FRAME
DWELLING OF FOUR ROOMS. IN CHEs fEk-
FIELD COUNTY. ABOUT SEWN MILLS FROM
RICHMOND. NEAR THE BROAD-ROCk ROAD.
BY virtue OF decd OF trust from Benjamin
Townson, dated July 2. 1887, recorded 10 Deed
Book "A. page 3lf. Chesterfield County Courl. and
at the request Of tho beneficiary. default having
been made In the payment OF one OF the notes
secured therein. will sell by public auction, az
the ofice Of X. B. Chain & Co, No north
Tenth street. Richmond, Va, on
WEDNESDAY, JULY u. 1888,
at 70 o'clock NJ. that certain TRACT Of LAND
with all the BUILDINGS and IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON. lying on the south side Of Failing
creek, ia Chesterfield county, Va. containing
100 acres, more or less. described and bounded
as follows: On the north by the land OF &. ogden,
on the east by the land Of Norman Stafford. on
the south by tho land formerly owned by ". q.
Webb, and on the west by the land OF W. q.
Hatcher.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses ~ sale and 10
pay note OF s27l. due July 5. 1873. with protest
and interest; credit to July 2. 1882 for sy2, and
any balance on terms announced ~ sale.
r. b. CHAFFIN. Trustee.
jy7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
UORK-RIyER LINE Wn W
POiNn.
DAILY ExcEPT SUNDAY


The fayorite route 10 isslumort ti,'.' a
on tnis Iiae are ,nOlois 0t beauty e''sp x.
eomforI Leave lucAmoa5 ~ a.. 81
arrive a. baIunore 80 4. NJ 80 I'd
more at r. ~. arrive al h'in A'A'
lC.s0 A. N. ,...,..la,,s
second cle-s. ki.5c -. ,.,...-,-r sertS
usss 10 busipsss nea ~ s0ao.IiH ~ .sf,
leaye R,ehuaOai neaf tae cisse y -, 81
.rsnsactions AMI arrive a. bsllhosS i-asa ~
morning. after heviag easoye4 -. I, ~
piehis rest, free tcom toe das' AA' -9''
way travel .,,,,o,naoDAVlO
Ieavs kiehnoni St~en1S-' rLN
Arrive i kscamOnd tlwea'y-'A'ri r,ssG
Street depo,o. ...-...' -. 49,,
slahy. fDaiiy except s9iiie ~ virginia sir.-
brpos aud ,icke;-Onlce' roo. Ga $500
p-tcwa ofics' Corner fense az TAlIOA
u : POliS
n,v,.lea Passepser As,13.
sol. HAAA Trafre Manager. v.u.xs3
fS7fON RANDoLPi. asassA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13


UvRUSTEES SALE OF LOT WITH
suxfJ. FRAME DWELLING MAR TkIE
EXTENSION or sT. JAMES STREET =, 9N 1 THs
HILL BEYOND BAc0S's-QUhhrkHB hAsc e,.l.
I3y virtue OF tho provisions Of certain rust
deed dated May ~, 1857. and recorded IA me
clerks onIcs OF tho County Court o. bsnfloo.
Deadlock lei, pnge "a. default naung poen
made In the payment Of . certain no.s 'nereIh
described. and being requested by mo pone-
iicisry so TO DO l shall sell By auction. on mo
premises, on
SATURDAY, July IA, issS
stsH O'Clock r. NJ, the aboye-descriped fNo-
PETTY, lying In Duvai's ad iiticn, beg1nnibs on
tho north side Of n street thrty-tDTee fset Woe,
at tho dividing line between Lots Nos. : anu :.
ana running on SAID iioe isb feet. and tnoncs
extending back northvardiy and 10 parave'
limos IDS feet, being the eastern nAh Oh Los ~"
In square No. 2S7, OF Duyalis addition.
TERMS: Sufficient IN cash TO pay cxpons-s OF
sale and note Of s75, with interest from May %
1883: balance Of Elk and twelve month";. Lcgttia-
BILE notes 20 DO given for deferred payfnsnt.'
with Interest added, and secured ~ trust deen.
AF. TURNER. Trustee.
Porypgxryg e DgSOoS Auctionoers. ~ ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
BY r b. Chain a Co,
Real Estate Auctiopeers,
No. 1 north Tensh street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
HOUSE AND LOT on yENABLE STREET
BETWEEN TWENTY FOURTH AND TWENll :.
FIFTH STREETS. No. 2sl4 (NOkTH SIDE vr
yENAEsLE)--LOT 10 FEET FRONT BY l59 OK
MORE FEET DEEP.--By virtue Of deed from
Henry Stewart an9 wife. dated Noyomoer -,
1879. recorded in Henrico County Court on NO
vemher m 1872 and st the request OF the heirs
OF Mary Ann stewart deceased. VIII sell py
public auction, on the promises, ON
THURSDAY. July 10, 1888,
at 9 o'clock p. NJ. the HOUSE AND LOT OF
GROUND located "a above described, The Rouse
is one and e.half stories and In fair conditoa.
The lot IL desirable, having good 'front.' ana
very deep. The building con be changed inso
two tenements, and It's nearness 70 the Eiectric
railway makes Il very convenientsnd adds much
10 It's value for homo or for rentlng.
Terms: ono third cash BALANCE In six, Twelve.
and eighteen months. for notes with per cent
interest," 70 be secured By deed Of trust
JOSEPH b. STEWART, Trustee
Sale By r. b. CHAFFIN & CO., AccticneerN
fylt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13

MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE UP
vi AN ESTATE-FRAME DWELLING WITH
ABOUT 8 ROOMS. NO. 723 NORTH THIRD
STREET, WITH VACANT LOT ADJOINING.
THE ENTIRE PROPERTY FRONTS a FEET
on THIRD STREET, RUNNING BACK 100
FEET.-By request OF the parties in interest we
will sell by auction, on the promises, on
THURSDAY, July 49, 1888,
at G O'Clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY above de-
scribed The property Is occupied by a good
tenant and yields large interest upon tho price
expected. Attend this sole and secure bargain.
TERMS: Easy
fy 10 Auction GERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
30 A. NJ 4i,P. M..ic@rG
ARRIyE KlCnMOND.

ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$50 p. N. MAIL daily except sunday.
El5 A n. ACCOMMODATION daily eTceF
sunday.
l2s20 A. NJ. EXPRESS caiiY.
SUNDAY ACCOMMODATION between t'l-
mond aud Scottsyilie leaves 3 A. W.; re,lil.-.
arrives 7:l5 r. NJ.
CONSECTfONA
At Clifton Forge with chesapeaSs hni o.1
railway for the South, West aud NorihF''-
AZ Lyncbburg with norfolk ami Hestera ft'
road for all points South. southe2st. AMI 500.
west, and Virgins Midland railway Tor al pli-s
North and soutn-
Al Richmond with Asso,iNtod ksilwaT'ip r A.
points IL the South. and Richmoni. n iefsIF
burg ami Potomac railroad for lAo Nof.A.
At Lexington wiia Baltimore and ulip fA'
road. making close connections ~ ltAiy
Ferry 10 and rom pittsburgh and no "es- 80
10 points North and kasL
SlespsHg-car attached . Ai9iI EEpfe" ssi' -
LnnrhbuFd -
sIeopins-cars Lynch burg 70 Memphis, NeHoH
leans, aud 1.-the Rock. -
Trains marked Gshy texcey' sHl4AN
daily.
Tickets sold 10 all points Oloes f.' e's
Main street. 1000 Main street, ALL as b 'nl- !
aad AllegnRRy depot. kisath an Coca sif,sA
JOHN 4. AACntHuu
to2s General Passenger ~ ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
VIRGINIA STEAMB0ATs.ss1s.

VIRGINIA STEAMB0ATa.,-.n-
Y COMPANY. for Old Point. Nor ssliss nzzx-
folk, Portsmouth. Newport News. Clsremont,
and James-riyer landings direct, by elegant sa-
looo-steamer ARIEL, leaving Richmond EVERY
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, aud FRIDAY att A.
NJ. Stroet-cars connect
Connections at Old Point closely with all lines
for northern cities same afternoon; also, at Nor
folk for Eastern North Carolina, the South, ana
Virginia Beach. James river by daylight Great
tourist line. Cheapest route.
Through tickets on steamer and az Gerber's
Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through. State-rooms engaged for day or night
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Old Point. Wayerly. Hicksford. Va. and
all points ia Eastern North Carolina, Eastern
Virginia. and all regular landings on the James
river, at lowest rates, and through bills Issued.
LUCIEN b. TATUM, Nice-PresidenI
No III MaIn Street ana ROcketts
IRWIN WEIsIGSg. Freight aud Passenger Agent
le 30
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13

Train No. 50 connects daily except
a. keysyiis foe Chns. Clf7. Chrks'- p
Oxford. 40 Gyee1spocO icr DURHAM, ~
salem. and Winston, Sad al. poin-' 90
Hot Springs. and ali p5lt.l. il Nr-t.u p .
Carolina, aud at Chariot for Ilatl.. .' N.'-
bia and AugDsia rairoGi .-I
Train NO. - connects daily a. gre
for salem. %iuslOn, kR'eig1, 1cldryV.,, "a
Morehead City: AZ Sc lsbury i0r A.he -....' T.,
Ina: al ceario,,s with Cha-lot.s. Co.la1.A a.
Augusta railroad for Columbia Aus-s.N -,
Charleston. ss,annah, 1hOmasyll' 90, "a
s0nyille, and other F!oriia pous so
Csroltua Ce1trai railroad 10 Whine 4 ~. .,ssl
Trans nom ms reuts arr'Fs .. N--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
GALE OF THE VIRGINIA AND
- CAROLINA RAILROAD.

GALE OF THE VIRGINIA AND
- CAROLINA RAILROAD.
In pursuance OF decree OF the Chancery
Court Of the city Of Richmond, Va, entered 5th
OF July. 1888 In the suit Of the City OF Petersburg.
plaintiff, Us. Tho virginia and Carolina Railroad
Company. &C.. defendants, tho undersigned,
trustees in u deed Of trust OF the said virginia
and Carolina Railroad Company dated 18th May,
1885, and duly recorded IN the city OF Peters urG
ana tle counties along the route Of the said rail-
road, will sell 10 the highest bidder. In front OK
the Chancery- Cours building In tho city OF Rich
mond. w., on
THURSDAY TIE 18TH August. 1893,
at 10 NJ, "a whole. ALI. THE RIGHTS OF WAY,
WORKS. AND PROPERTY OF THE SAID YlR-
GINA AND CAROLISA RAILROAD COMPANY
referred 20 in the said decree, In the States Of
Virginia and North Carouna both such as was
owned at the date o. said deed, aud such as has
been acquired since that time, including tho
CHARTER RIGHTS AND FRANCHISES Of the
said company and the rights under its contract
with the city Of Petersburg to aud In the dona-
ton OF $4,000 OF bonds Of the said city 70 be used
for tho purpose Of constructing depot buildings
within the said city, and also including the
equity OF redemption OF the said company In TWO
lots Of land 10 the city OF Petersburg. more
particular description of the property and Of the
rights OF way acquired along its line from the
city OF Petersburg 70 a point on the road between
Warren Plains and Ridgeway, in North Carolina,
is given In the report OF Commissioner W. j.
Leake filed IN the said suit. Tho sale will be
made subject to debt due the cityof Petersburg
Of SOL 90 as Of LIST July, 1885, OF which $4,000 is
principal. which is 10 be lien on the property In
the hands OF the purchaser.
Terms: $4,000 cash, and the balance on a
credit OF six months from day Of sale, for which
the purchaser shall execute his note, with inte-
rest added. The sale is 10 be made subject 10 the
confirmation of the said Chaucery Court, and the
title is TO be retained until tho purchase money
is fully paid and the Court shall order It TO be
made W. w. HENRY,
j. B. WINSTON,
Trustees.
RICHMOND. VA, July 70, 1884, ~ l3-F4w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13

BY JAS NacdOugalL
A DEMONSTRATORS s A Il f. OF
IA THE PERSONAL EFFECTS OF THE
LATE A. X. WOODSON AT
AUCTION.
on TUESDAY THE I7TH INSTANT
at II O'Clock will sell, at the residence NO. 5og
north Iwenty-hftb street. the HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE embracing
PARLOR AND CHAMBER SUITS.
BRUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS,
HALLRACK, WARDR0BES,
FEATHER-BEDS, BOOSTERS AND Pill
LOWS,
HANDSOME FRENCH CLOCK,
WALNUT REFRIGERATOR,
EXTENSlON-1ABLR,
LATROBE STOVE ENGRAYTNGS,
MATTRESSES, BEDDING, CURTAINS,
GOOD COOKING-STOYE, together with the
usual variety Of KITCHEN FURNITURE
aud many other articles.
TERMS: Cash. WILLIAM NJ. TURPfN,
Administrator Of A. X. Woodson, deceased.
JAS MAcDOUGALL, Salesman. Jy ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
THE OLD CONCERN RE-ESTADLISHED.

WANTED, THE PEOPLE OF
| w Richmond TO know that we have this day
| formed a co-psrtnership uuder the firm-name OF
| CRUMP e WEST for conducting tho WHOLE
| SALE AND RETAIL coal AND WOOD BUSI-
| NESS at the old stand, I7l9 east Cary street,
| Richmond, Va. whore, with increased facilities
for carrying ON the business In all OF its branches,
! We shall DO pleased 10 serve the public with en-
| tire satisfaction. Our coal and wood Is kept dry
| under heller and each load VIC ghed or measured
accurately. We guarantee TO deliver the quanti-
ty bought BENZ. 9. CRUMP,
G. IA. WEST.
Phone g. 10 f-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13
RAILROAD LINES.

NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
~ ROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 1s,tsR
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNcHBURG
LEAVE RICHMOND.
eo:5S A. NJ. Daily. ria Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive az Petersburg ii.iJ
a. NJ. arrive az Norfolk 2:2o p N.
eS5 A. n Daily. rfa Richmond and Petersburg
railroad Arrive az Petersburg 1879
A. N. No leaves Petersburg lDfo
A. NJ. for Farmville LynchburS, kos-
noke, Bristol, Knoxville, AMI all
points south and wost
THROUGH CAR TO LYSCHBuRl
COS p NJ Daily Dig Rchmouc and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive Petersburg $3.50 T.
NJ: Leave Petersburg 7:l5 7. N. daily
arriving Norfolk q.55 f. NJ. Through
Ger Richmond 70 Norfolk
tlb P. NJ. Daily, gta Richmond ami Pe,ersourg
railroad. Arrive AZ Petersburg 6:SJ
T. NJ connecting with Train No.
leaving Petersburg AZ 1875 r. NJ. Tor
Fa-myille Lynchburg. Roanoke. Po-
cahontss, Bristol Knoxville, Cha;ta'
noogs. and al points south and west
PULLMAN sLEEPING-CAk ACCohAopA'
TONS.
No. i-Sleeping-csr from Petersburg 20 Brisio
Without change, and Lynchburg TO memphis
No. s-Lynchburg TO New Orlesns and Roa
noke 10 Chattanooga without change.
Tickets, baggsge-checks, aud all information
can be- obtained az Richmond and Petersburg
railroad depot, A. w. CAREERS, 1000 Main street
and az tho companys once, pi ps ssIs MAI"
street W. =; bt'iLl-
CHARLES q. EDDY, Vice President
General ONCE. Roanoke. Va myp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-13

AUCTION sALEs-This Day. ~
BY John Il. Godiin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
Bank and Eleventh streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF SEVEN NEW
Il FRAME DWELLINGS At sOuIHEASI
CORNER BOYD AND NORTON STREETS 81
AUCTION--By virtue Of a certain deed oil trust
from J. Fleming Wingfeld 10 tho undersigned,
bearing date June 8, 1874, duly recorded in the
clerks Office OF Richmond Chancery Court IN
Deed. Book 1876 C, page 49, | snail sell at publ;
auction, on tho premises, on
FRIDAY, July 10, 1898
at O'Clock p. NJ. the equity Of redemption OF J:
Fleming Wingheld in the aforementioned
DWELLINGS, six fronting on the east side OF
Norton street, numbered Ill, 7l3, 1l5, az. 1le.
and III, and one fronting on the south side OF
Boyd street. numbered 1923. They are two
stories and contain three rooms each. wilma Wen
of good water. These dwellings have recently
been erected, arc we'll built, and occupied by
good tenants. Being so convenient TO tho Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac shops, near
TO the Electric railway, and where property - so
rapidly advancing, the special attention OF those
IN search Of a good, paying investment Is called
10 this sale.
TERMS: Liberal and announced at sale.
tyS EDGAR ALLAN, Irustee