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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23

Chancery court November -, 1888, and being
requested by the beneficiary, ! wtu olef for
sale. AZ ogcii0u, upon tho prenscs,
THURSDAY. AUGUST 2]D. At p. NJ,
all OF the PROPERTY described in said deed. as
FIRST. Tia, certain PIECE OR PARCEL OF
LAND, lying and being in tho city Of Richmond.
situated on TIE cast side Of Page street between
Accom- notation and Lowncs streets, beginning
on sAd Page street AZ point 10 tcot from no
southelstorn Intersection Of Accommodation
and Pogo streets and running soHinWar1 an
fronting on Pace street % feet, thonce at right
angles ana parable. with Arcommodation street
20 feot 10 The lot r3'olily conveyed 70 sal1
Augustus Reed and Ca herlDe Reed by helcina
S'0neman decd dated March 30, lSSb, and re-
corded In The Chanc"ry Corr. cler6 once IN
Deadlock 10 A. pare 81, themes north and
parallel with Pace street - feet, then az right
angles and parallel WITH Accommodation street
q feet 10 enc beginning, Il being one ~ the tour
lots Of land conveyed 70 the said Augustus Reed
ond Catherine Reed by decd hearing dato July
i, 1+G. and recorded n tue ciers's onlco Of the
Richmond ChGrcerv Court lDcoc-Book l3l e.,
page 20. which lot is 70. on plat attached 10
SAT- decd. Aiso 10, No. . "a Same pat 0nf de-
eel * land situated iu iEe city ~ Richmond
nouiiig on D. age street p ltei ana runllnB Ack
Ia an easterly direction ict|ter pdrailei hnes
40 feet 20 Buchanan Street with Oh h. In prove
ments thereon, being tho second lot conveyed ~
Mciciua s'0nemsn by deed above described and
% which decd and plat special reference ~
hereby male for more definite dcs-ripllfn OF
tho eaii iOtg NOs and = Also. tins iOt OF land
living and o.i1c on Buchanan street, In he city Of
Hic1rtond. 0nl designated on mo pint above re-
fofred g. as Lot 80. g. and being bounded ~ fol-
l9w--fo wit; B'gi ~ e on tho cast IN side ~
BIca sIian stree, ~ q point separating Lota N)s.
G1aud ~. p. shown ny Brown, faEH, aud Gamiles
Plan. ami running thence ncrihwartly - icct
along said street thence Rt right nnglos sOuih
aud parallel gul Bueh tnan stree, So ioet ihenco
90 rigEt an-irs ~ fert q mo beg ming. ALSO.
that certain pi0cn or parcel NJ laui lying and
being 3D. lLe cily % Richmond fronting 81 foet on
the west side oi Bu 'hauaa street between
L0wnei and Accommodation strett4. aud run
mig b9rk between parallel lines ~ feet 10 Lot
80. I a. abof" described nud adjoining lot on
uOr'h side n No. I standing IN namo Of hoanel,
with all the improvements thereon.
i2Rus. Cash As % tXpDn o. III sale anu tf1J
with interest from November -. 1881, and
balance uU0a such forms "a may he announced
az ealo. e. A. CkAWFOEN, Trustee.
GEORGE r. CRAWFORD, uciioncer. an II
RvJ Inomp7sn Brow 4 p Co,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
STORES.

HANDSOME NEW STORE No. - east Broad
street; tnr9e stories and cellar.
HANDSOME FRONT STOhE, with dWeihng
above No. iiyJ east Main
BRICK STORE No. 1877 cas-, Main street.
BRICK STORE. with dwelling aHovc. col ner
Baker and DuyHL SUTTON y co.
IA 1854, Iu&lh3s 1915 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
ntsgRAs. wATBER.
VQLF-IRAP LIIBIA WATER.

This WATER hns been extensively used In
this ard other clios Of the United States has
acquired a high reputation ia diseases Of the
Kidneys aud other Kindred diseases. IL has
bceE found benenciai in GOut ana Rheumatism
With persons having equity diathesis 10 has been
used with marked eject. IS a Dyspepsia Water
u has no superior. and can b. tSkon freely With
OF. Injurious effects Price, IS cents per gallon.
For sale by all Druggists. and by
PURCELL, LADD d CO.,
Agents Virginia springs Waters,
No. Governor street, Richmond, Va.
au i3-tSelH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23

BY Augustine Royal q Co,
Besl Estate Agents and AuctoneorA
Onires, No. z norm Tehth street, ihchpond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
MANOR 5 VTIIUE,
CITY OF NoRFOLR, Va,
Anc,,lnt 90 1000

<Aufr tANb ss%sf if''Nfs
Whereas an absurd and injurious
rumor he's been extensively circulated to
the effect that one or more cases OF vel
low-fever have occurred in Norfolk and
vicinity, we, tho undersigned, hereby
most positively deny such statements
and officially and personally assert that
there is not now. nor has there been this
summer, a single case OF sickness in this
city or vicinity which has had the re-
hottest semblance Of yellow-feyer. We
further assert that all proper precautions
have been taken to prevent the intro
duction Of the same.
r. G. BH;Ks, Mayor;
WILLIAM \. THoM, JR.. VI. D.,
Quarantine Medical Officer
y. 7. LoyALL.
President of the Board Of Health.
The first belle of cotton for this season
arrived to-day, shipped by Hon. G. $.
Mccall, of Bennettsyille, S. c. 1t
graded ruiddling fair STABLE. 1t was
grown on one Of Mr. McCall's large
plantations in Marlborough county
The bale Was sold at l0t.
Inc schooner george =. q. 1IaVers,
Captain Mitchell, which arrived this
morning from Philadelphia with a cargo
of coal, wss caught in the storm last
night in Hampton Roads. The gale
was severe, and the seas swept the deck,
leaving quantities OF sand from the bot
tom. The vessel lost one anchor and
had her mainlnast-head carried away.
A colorcd boy and girl playing about
an empty whiskey-barrel IN front Of
Redd's grocery, on Princess Anne ave
me, dropped a lighted match in the
vent-bole in the barrel. a loud explo-
sion followed, the boy being seriously
burned and the girl also injured. One
Of the heads OF the barrel was blown TO
a distance Of over a hundred yards
Medical assistance was called and the
injaries Of the sufferers treated
To-day Judge L. +. Watts received q
letter from Hon. John S. Barbour noti-
flying him that he had appointed him on
the State Executive Committee for the
pending campaign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
by George W. Mayo. Auctioneer,
Ono. +. Lauehton, Jr., SalesmanJ
10. u Ninth street.

ENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
VI TURF. Sc, At AUCTION..-My regular
auction safe 81 GENERAL HOUSEKEEPING
ARTICLES occurs
TO-DAY
at l0N O'Clock 1t nay auction-rooms. The col
lection for tO-isT ON braces a good assortment
Of useful Housekeeping Articles, which are wal
worthy public attention.
ClIY-NADE CIGARS. Of excellent quality.
will b. sold IA singie-bOx lots.
Many MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
GEORGE W. MAYO,
NJ q AuctiOnfer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23


MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 3, 1853.
Il contains about go ACRES and Is tarse aud
one-hah miles from crossword, Va. On the
Chesapeake and OHIO railway, nlfd three rones
from Miller lnstituso win churches and mills az
conyenieut "a, tances lie larger portion a the
trcct IS arabic. sDd tbs balance well wooded, and
toe whole we'll wAlerei. he Dailiing- con set
OF FIRsT-CLAsS BRICK DWELLING, fox;0
feet. Ihreo siofies. iuciudlng basement. with
four room. and 3 broad hal wey On each nOor.
kitchcn. dairy. smoke-housc. servants hGu-se,
carrlage-houso, s,aoi~s, &c. conveniently 10
Gated, and besides sil the necessary farps-nOnscA
Tue yard is q beautiful one. well shaded and
ornsn It'd With rcs1 shrlsbs. and ncuer>. n
Is a mos. desirable homo. and IL situated In q
country that raEDos be excalied for beauty OF
scunery and olhsr natural advantages.
lnsGdltion " tbe above will BIO soId a SNAIL
TRACT Of ABOUT 100 ACRES. separated from
~ by the Scotssvilio and Greenwood roads hsyiag
upon it = snail dwelling sud ths necessary ont
houses 10 IL weli watsrsd and wooded, and tho
land Ia productive. A doAratie little farm.
kass farms and clear tllA- Aul
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
DrasoaUTroNs Il rARrNRasmrPs
T,nE FIRM on MARTIN ! HEwITr

TIIL I III VI Ut VI w 7 ~ Y III " T 7 T
l. l. This day dissolved by mutla. consent
l.. +. HEWITT assumes all liabilities OF said
nrnl, and al parfic. indebted O. ss.d nrm wa
settle with hin. JANE, ~. NAkriN, JH,
August g. 1855. EDNI IN l.. HEWITT.
In reference 70 tho above, having this dav
bought out tic interest q Mr. JANkN W. nAh.
TN, IR. IN the nrm OF MARTIN & HEWITT J
beg % inform my friends ard the puolr lhN
VIII continue tro business - the Old stand. 40
10GOverncr street. and solicit n continuance Of
the patronage bestowed upon ne late ilrn ..,.
AN % a. EDWIN J.. HEWITT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
old DOMINION STEAM 4 : gFs
~ BXIP COAPANf. s.sasA<az-'
Or Nav YoRa.

FOX NAV kOha-
steamers besye Richmond kf9RT Tuesday
and FRIDAY ~ +. N.
steamers leave New York for kich mont
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY 81 : T.
~, arriving IN kotE.ond MONDAY and FRI
DAY AoNhISG>
Passenger recommendation unsurpassed
Cabin fare ~ New ora via jaiDes-fiSor
route dnoiuding meals ana Dor.nl ..-....sl 90
Hound. "trip tickets. limited W lnirty DAYS
zgtor date OF issue .-.......-.............. 400
S.seragA Witn su oslste nee ................a go
steeraxo gith0us ennststcncs. .s.... TO
CaDiff fare 20 chesapeake aud ohio rail-
Caoin fare pla Richmond aud Petersburg
Ticker. can be obtained a. n ". CAREERS, 1919
Main street Chesapeake aat Chic and Ftc,b-
nond snd psssrsburs dspots. ana a. cosnpaays
oclces. 1914 nala street. and wharf horketts
Freirhts forwarded aad through bills u ladsng
issued ior points beyond Men York
Frriens received daily untii hoac OF sailing
Pc,seagcTv lasvinS biohnOnd on huNUAYS
TU EsDAfs, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, ami
SATURDAYS pJ iho Chesapeake ard Ohio rad
var tssu Newport Nswa a. s:sS a. -. All 81
r,cnmond aud PefereOurx rairosd sserie dssN
nj 10 = A. NJ. viii inaxe ccanecfiDn II AOt-
kOIk with steamer leaving csose cays.
Gkokak W. ALLkN & CO. Aseats.
No. 1871 aain ssrocI sni
nosa Com 1any's wharf. koezotsx
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~ o 4 r Il N T.

BRICK TENEMENT No. "a esst Leigh;
rooms.
hHREE-STORY BRICK No. 6H east Main;
suitable Tor roar,.isg- u0uso.
BRICK DWELLING No. iiS cart Leigh
rooms.
BRICK DWELLING No. 6oi west Clay;
rooms.
BRICK TENEMENT No. iss Cherry street;
BRICK TENEMENT No 10 Cherry street;
SIX NICE ROOMS OVER STORE No. 12l cast
Brua1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
by George w. Mayo, Auctioneer,
Gao. l. Laughio1. Jr., salesman
No. 3 Niiih street.

r
Uno L Laughtol. Jr., salesman1
no. q Niuih street
n ENE RAJ ASSORTMENT OF
~ EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
CARPETS, sEWIN8-MACHINES,A AND ROUSE
KEEPING ARTICLES AT AUCTlON BY nirec-
zion Of tho family. who ere removing from tne
city, I shall soil a. auction on
THURSDAY THE I'D INSTANT.
at l0X o'clock, az the residence No. H. south
Fourth street. all cf the HOUSEHOLD FUkNl-
TURF, consisting Of
hsurei-s,iz procateiie, IN nice order With
BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY, HALL. and STAIR
MAKBLE-YOP PARLOR TABLEs-in walnut
mi rosewood:
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS very ii'tle used I;
WALNUT MARBLt-IOP SlDEBOARD:
1 WALNUT EXrEN5IOS DlNiSG-TABLE;
1AHOGANY CHAIRS, PLUSH SOFA:
FEATHER BFDS, HAIR AND ~HUCh NAT
TREssts FELLOWS, HOLSTERS;
BEDDING. PICTURES:
PACKING TRC MS. HAT-RACKS;
WtCKEB-ROCKERS, CROCHEHl;
GLASSWARE. PLATEDWAkE:
COOK f-G-grOVR, Oil CODN-STOVES:
/ NKF HONE and / AMERICAN" SEWING
MACHINE both Of which are a. good as
now;
A large iot Of MISCELLANEOUS HOUsEKEEP-
ING ARTICLES.
Special attention - called 10 this sale. as all Of
The articles are Of excellent quality aud in good
order and will DO sold without reserve.
GEORGE ". MAYO,
6ui9 Auctlcneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY.
- MscuTxD Al 1aa piSPAgca ralsfs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23

By George W. Mayo, Auctioneor
Ono L. Laughton. Jr., saiesman,)
No. a Ninth street.
OPECIAL REMOVAL AUCTION
~ SALE OF MILLINERY GOODS. TRIMMED
AND tNTkIMAED HATS. FEATHERS BIRDS,
YSLVEfS. PLuSHES, BONNkTs, HOODS ND
MANY BISCELLANEOUs GOuDS.--As I am
now removing 10 my Kew store, No. ll3 cast
Broad street, sLail sell at auction on
FRIDAY rHZ 2trH INSTANT,
at 10H O'Clock. 1T tho store No. GIL east Broad
street, largo and very desirable collection OK
rue ABOVE GOODS, together with "A desirable
assortment OF ALL GOODS pertaining to hi,
business that do Tot desire 10 remove 20 the
new store.
This saie IS VOL worthy the attention OF the
ladies' she goods 20 DO sold are firsg-clnss and
viii co sold Ia lots 10 salt them.
NJ. ). FkBDHNHEIM,
8u22 6ll east Brood street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23

by George Z. Crawford,
Auct0neor aud EOi0 Broaer.
1905 Bank street, Richmond, Va,
Notary Public, Rosl Estate Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
FRIDAY, ocToBsR q, 1883,

tha: Truly VALUABLE ESTATE known as
"MlLDENDO.n
IL Is situate near Colcs's Ferry. In Halifax
comfy. Va, imme .iately on Staunton river, ard
c0ufeins !.G-O ACRES
Tho lau1 u OF excellent quality, ven adapted
10 The growth ot grain. tobacco, and other crO <.
aud IL Ia = gCo-i state - cult', afiYu.
Fho irsct contains q large proportion Of low
grounds in u hif,h state - fori.ity and elsO
large body Ia original forest OF the finest oak
timber.
The improvements consist OF LARGE AND
COMNODiOUS DWELLiNG-nOJSs with the
usual out-buidings. whilo the farm Is provided
with all necessary stables, Corn-hOusos, barns,
ana other buildings required for q large planta-
zion.
Tho interest Ia the said land Yhlch IS thus
OHe-od for sale consists OF an LnDl}IDhD
THR6E-FOURTHS INTEREST Y FHE aud a
TWC-THlROs INTEREST Ia remelnder Of tho
remaining fourth.
Teams: One fourth OF the purchase money
will he required 10 be paid IN cash and on tho
residue o credit OF ono and two years viii be-
given. the purchaser executing nsgOiiQbl, notes
therefor, with interest from day OF sale added.
As soon a. tho terms Of the saie are complied
with deed 20 the land will be made 10 the pur-
chaser and a deed OF trust takon thereon as a
further security for the deferred instaiments.
+. {. NENABLE,
JOHN ". EIBLI,
August o. 1889. Trustees.
81 -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
A LTON ARK.
A LOVELY VIRGINIA HOME IN THE BLUE
RIDGE MOUNTAINS. :

The former RESIDENCE Of the late C. w.
Purcell win 10 sold at public suction, at o'clock
p. NJ, IN front OF the court house m Charloue.-
vile. Va, By the commissioners, George L.
Christian. OF Richmond, and James D. Jones, Of
Charlottesville, Va, On
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
rV,RusTEF'S SAFE OF SEVERAL

4 SMALL HOUSES AND lots THAT OFFER
TO MAXI SMALL INVESTMENTS AND
RECEIVE LARGE RETU by virtue Of
Decd OF trus,irOm Augustus Reed and Catherine.
his Wifo bearing dste November -, 1886. and
recorded in tie clerks OflCe Of tho Richmopd
Chancery court November -, 1888, and being
requested by tho beneficiary. ! will oilef for
sale. as oucii0u. apon tho premiscs,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23

No. SO lrun .treei, Mauohos,er
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23

DAILY iDa.l.. e .,.., sslIa'

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sroPPlNG-r...E
ros 2 AMI Is make no sop. So . 'f
only on = guRl AZ Nalchnsfe- .. '' Hf '
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regular stations ant also o. itnp.. tt.i
va tnal N0s. 81. 30 % "a, % a. 90
stou etAE staTo1s tor ..l.sCEsr,
P'f LLMAS-CBk .fFl.h
On Trains N,s. 10 anl . -..ep.nR. tlf ''.f
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ca ira.If Sos 4 col 3 slrerhf g.
Washington and ,asrlr-i 60 i.hf
s'ceo-as-cars s,tyoel nv York ana .t ....
Vile Hn irail No B.. 'tu st-.tI
Nnsain-ton ANA lgrEs0nF-'Ie
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23

THURSDAY. AuGrsr &lp, At 7. n,
all Of The PROPERTY descLlbed 10 said deed. as
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/. TLANTIC COAST LINE.
~
RICHMOND AND PgrERSDURg NAfLgIt1
TIM laELF
cave Enff
R.,hm1nL Pstorbw1

palns on tsls mad viii riu - follows
TRAYS sJU INWARD.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-05-23
A Lawyers Peculiar Way.

A young lawyer in this city, says the
Holyoke Transcript, went into a country
town on business for a few days, and as
there was no hotel in the place he
stopped with private family. A young
lady of Is entertainedithe. young man by
taking her fathers carriage and driving
him through the surrounding towns.
After spending two days at the house
the young man offered to pay for his
lodgings, but was told that he was well
come, and that should he ever pass that
way again for him to stop, as the string
Of the door was always on the outside,
and welcome awaited him within:
The head of the house being merchant
and having sold man who now lives in
this city some goods, asked the young
lawyer to collect and remit the same
The lawyer found no trouble in collect
ing the bill, and after deducting 10 per
cent. for collecting and two cents for
stamp, sent the remainder to the mer-
chant,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-05-23
An Assurances of Health.

Among the assurances of health afforded us by
the regular discharge of the bodily functions,
none is more important ard reliable than that
winch regularity of the bowels gives us. Ii
there is any-even temporary Interruption of
thls-the liver and the stomach suffer conformity
Win inactive organs, and still greater mischief
ensues II relief is not speedily obtained. A lax
atve' above all cavll on the score of
mineral composition violent effect, is
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters approved
by the medical profession and d most important
item OF the family matera medica of American
households 1t is botanic. painless in action.
ana IL persisted in, efectual The stomach and
liver In no less degree and no less promptly and
tno oughly than the bowels, are regulated and
toned by it, and it is an admirable de,cn"e
against malarial and rheumatic ailments, ard a
penisn remedy for kidney complaints nervous
ness and debility
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-05-23
Viviparous Fishes in Florida.
From the Savannah News.


Not long since couple of gentlemen
were out fishing near Orlando, one OF
whom is an accomplished naturalist,
who can name the genera and species
OF almost anything he comes across.
But there he found something which
he set down as a natural Florida curios-
ity. It was little fish that produced
its offspring after the manner of warm
blooded animals. 1t is a fact of inter
est to the naturalists that in all the
fresh waters of Florida are found fishes
that bring forth their young alive and
perfect, instead of laying eggs in the
manner OF the fnny tribe generally.
The parent fishes are very small, being
only from one and a half to two inches
long and are often used for bait for
bass. The exact name Of the genus and
species is not yet known, but the books
mention several species of goby as be-
ing viviparous, like the specimens here
mentioned.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-05-23
Where They Have the Best of Us.

From the New York Commercial Advertiser
English training for the army and
navy is inferior to Annapolis and West
Point when measured by the amount Of
theoretical knowledge required by the
Pointer enters the service better
equipped all around than any officer of
his age in any army of the world, not
forgetting Germany. But here is the
rub: The United States officer may
live to be go years old, and
at the end of that time know no
more than when he left the military
academy. Many gray-headed officer
of our service has never seen full reg
iment in his life. much less commanded
one From the time of leaving West
Point to the day of his retirement he
may rust his life away in little frontier
posts where fifty men turn out to even
ing parade and where most of his col
leagues find poker and whisky the only
means of wearing away the hours of en-
forced idleness.
In England, on the contrary, and Of
course most of all in Germany, the
cadet who leaves Woolwich or LIGHTER
felde has only stepped on the threshold
of his profession. His success in the
army is henceforth to depend upon the
successive examinations he may pass
for successive grades of work. European
armies have special schools in which
special military and naval branches are
studied profoundly, which offer field
of work to ambitious candidates for
military honOrS