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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01
Alexandria Matters.
AicA ohOHha NaostNaNs
s neclAl telegram 70 the Dispatch.


ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 3l.-ln Judge
Koith's court to-day several hundred OF the
coupon-crusher suits came up. 10 those
where tenders were made since the CrusheI
act judgments were In favor OF the Com
monweath, while the others. which are in q
confused state, were postponed until Mon
day. When Strengthened out they will be
taken up in patches and q test case made.
Under the State laws Judge Keith has
Incorporated d" The Caracas and La Guayra
Cable Company" Its officers are Washing
tOnians.
SATURDAY next the Confederate mound in
ChriSt.church yard will be decorated.
John Seymour. OF WarrentOn, Is dead He
was gallant member Of the Alexandria regi'
ment during the war.
The house Of Mr.. Cobb, in Clarke, was
consumed. with contents, Tuesday night.
The remains OF Judge Meade have been
taken to " Benyenue," near White Post, in
Clarke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01
THE SOUTHWEST.
wedding BELLS IN Prospect-The Lo'
caI-OptiOn vigilance Committee.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
CHRIsTIANsBURG, Va, May 3l.-Cards are
out for the marriage OF Mr.. Manly Morrison
Caldwell 10 Miss Willie Il. Walker on June
18th. Miss Walker is the second and young
ct daughter OF General james a. Walker.
She IS quite well known iE Richmond So
ciety, having spent several winters there,
where by her graces 81 person and manner
abe made hosts Of friends. Mr.. Caldwell Is a
rising young lawyer Of Wythevie.
A further result Of the Vigilance Commit
tee OF the Local-Option Alliance is the fact
that 112 indictments for Illicit sale OF liquor
were found by the grand jury at this term Of
the court.
William j. Shelburne and Barney TbOmp-
son left Monday night for the Prohibition
Convention at indianapolis.
Dir. Heerman's speech on Tuesday bears
special interest in that he il one Of the dele
gates at large to Chicago, and the first to be
heard from since the Petersburg Convention.
He says that the Republicans OF the county
are in sympathy with him; that all admit
that Malone must be supplanted, but many
think this an ill.adyised time. He will 20 to
Chicago as a Harrison man first, and says
that Sherman Is his last choice.
Rev. John l.. Sullivan, president OF the
StOnewal Jackson Institute, Abingdon, Va,
has been detained here for some time by
illness, and is as yet confined 10 his room at
the residence Of his brother, Mr.. 4. +. Sui
Ivan,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01
WEST NORFOLK.
Engineers AT WORK ON TEE NEW
TOWN.
Its Situation and Prospects-Norfolk and
Portsmouth News Notes-Person-
ais and Briefs.
Correspondence o, the Richmond Dispatch,

fcorrespondence 81 the Richmond D,spaiohl
NORFOLK, May 81, 1888.
Engineers have commenced work laying
of West Norfolk, the present depot and
wbaryes OF the Atlantic and Danville rail-
road, into town lots, streets, and public
squares after the plan OF Newport News.
West Norfolk is located at the mouth OF the
Western branch, near Crancy island, and IN
across the river four miles distant from this
CITY. The improvements there are substan-
tia, and considerable money Is being In
vested. When the Atlantic and Danville
gets through 10 The coal regions OF the
Southwest West Norfolk VIII doubtless
grow and flourish.
The farmers Of &his section engaged in
grape culture say that the April freeze
nearly destroyed the grape crop, and the
Weld this season will not he more than one
fourth. The old field standby, The scupper'
nong. is as abundant as ovcr
Calvary Baptist church (cOlOred), nesr
Ocean View, Will be dedicated next sunday.
Rev. j. NJ. Aimisiead, OF Portsmouth, VIII
preach the dedicatOry sermon and Rev. d.
NJ. Young. Of Bank-Street Baptist church,
and other city ministers will take part.
All OF the city oficers-eiect and nearly all
the councilman have qualified for their posi-
lions.
Twenty five marriages were celebrated in
Norfolk during the month OF MAY. In the
county there were eighteen ana IN Ports
mouth seven.
The storm Yesterday afternoon Frustrated
the Government telegraph line between here
and the coast, and number OF poles were
blown down on the Seaboard and Roanoke
railroad.
The second street-ra,lway in Norfolk is
rapidly approaching completion, and VIII be
in operation within two weeks.
Rev. j. l.. Burrows, ID. d.. Is at Glade
Spring, and will be absent week.
The temperance people Of Princess Anne
county have reduced the issue OF nquor-h'
censes this year 30 per cent.
SuperviSing.lu Marshall Parks is
able 10 be out aiteI several weeks severe ILL
mess.
The Fort Monroe soldier, Francis J. Rey-
nolds, VINO shot two comrades, has been
taken 10 the Albany peniteniary.
All the vessels OF the North Atlantic Meet
are in Lyunhaven bay, where they Will 60
through the quarterly target practice.
The Salvation Army here has been con-
siderably reinforced. and now occupy Me
chauics Hall. on Main street.
A po,t.oflice for the truckers has been
established at ScwclPs Point.
The Italian steamship Robilant will not re-
ship the cotton damaged ny the late uIe on
board. and left to-day for Newport News for
a deck-l0ld OF cattle.
TIE British brig Salario has been in the
harbor several days leaking badly, and wait
ing no hear from her owners.
Ex-Governor William l.. Cameron was In
N, city yesterday in conference with Post
master VI. Glennan IN regard TO immigration
10 Virginia.
Mr.. John c. James has been appointed
district deputy grand architect OF the In
dependent order OF Mechanics in this Sec
ton. q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUA-
ELEFARM WITH GOOD IMPROVE.
MENTS
ABOUT SIX MILES BELOW THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.

BY virtue Of the provisions Of a certain decd OF
trust executed By G.. w. Moughan aud wife,
dated october IS, 1855, and recorded IN the
Clerks ofice OF the County Court Of Henrico,
Deet-Book ll9. page 81. default hayipg been
made IN the payment Of certain negotiable
note thorein described, shall, as substituted
trustee for 7. Upper. Jr., a. per order OF tho
County Court Of nenrico. datod May 10Th, pro-
coed 10 soil &C auction, az the courthouse Of Hen
rico county, on
SATURDAY, June g 1883,
at 70 O'Clock NJ, tho following PROPERTY do
scribed IN said deed: II at certain TRACT OF
LAND lying and being 10 he county Of Hrnrico,
late the property OF Phillip koil, deceased, con-
tanning 1917 acres. lying between the Darby
town and New Market roads. about six mics
southeast from tho CITY OF Richmond. Tho i'm
proyements consist OF good frame dwelling,
stable, &c. The farm Is connected 70 tho city by
good roads. the neighborhood good, Gnd land OF
fair fertility.
Terms: SUFFICIENT In cash 10 pay expenses Of
sale and q note OF si.s. with interest from Octo-
Der %. 1887 balance al six. twelve, aad eighteen
months, purchases 10 execute his negotiable
notes for deferred payments, WITH iuteres. added
and secured by trust deed.
GEORGE II. POlNDEXTER.
my G,s9,si.Jel&2 Substituted Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01
DrOWned-HOuses struck by Light
ning-Feli Twenty Feet.
lsnecinl telegram TO the pispatch.l

ISpeCiol telegram 10 the Ulspaich.I
NoRroLK.\VA., May 3l.-A sailor named
William BrO,Hn, Of Philadelphia, one OF the
crew OF the schooner Wave, bound TO BOr-
denton, n. j., with lumber, was knocked
overheard in the Eastern branch to-day and
drowned. The body was not recovered.
During a severe thunder squat here to-day
buildings were struck by lightning and a
num5er Of bridges carried away by the
floods.
Harry Heath, son OF Judge James f.
Heath. fell from a house to- day distance OF
twenty feet, and was very painfully injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01
By Sutton a Co.,
Real Etate Agents and Auc.ioneers,
i0ii Main street

A UCTION SALE OF THAT FRAME
"A COTTAGE No. DIS NORTH TWENTY
srhEETS.--At tho request OF the owner We sh all
offer for sale at public auction, upon the prem
ises, on
MONDAY, JUNE 4. 1883,
az ~ o'clock P. ~, tho PROPERTY located "a
above The house contains Ave rooms and there
Is city water on the lot with culyer connections.
The lot fronts 80 feet and has depth ~ iss feet
This property Is Immediately on the hue Of
the Electric railroad, which makes IL very 40
cossibie 10 the business portson OF tho city. II
rents readily, and the gradual enhancement OF
property In this vicinity renders Il safe and do
siraois investment for any one Wishing to invest
In real estate.
TssMsi Az ais. SUTTON q CO.,
myW AnctipnesxA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01
AUCTION sALEH--ruturc Dsys
By Sutton q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auc'ionsers,
1914 Main street

GALE ABDUCTION OF THAT VERY
- DESIRABLE TWo-srORY DETACHED
BRICK DWELLING No. los EAST LEIGH, BIZ
TWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS Attno
reouost OF the owner, who Is non resident,
we shall offer for sale at public auction. upon
the premises, on
TUESDAY. JUNE 5. 1883,
at5K o'clock y. NJ. the PROPERTY located ~
above. containing seven rooms. besides cioscu.
back room, coal cellar. sc. rauge, hot ard coal
water, aud oil tho modern improvements; side
and rear entrance. Tho Dwelling - nearly new,
havirg been built within the last few Year,, ana
has recently been repaipted both inside snd ous:
alec nicely papercd all through.
The Lot frobts ~ fsot on the south side OK Leigh
street and runs ba z 10 an alley "a the rear
This class OF property Is very much IN demand
and very litsie OF II on the market now Tor sale.
IL Il centrally and conveniently located, and
iust the size dwelling that commands really
tenants and pays we'll on tho investment, aud IL
now rented 10 good tenant
TERMS: Al sale. SUTTON y CO..
myU Auciionecra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01
FORMERLY KNOWN AS COOKS FOUNDRY
BY r. b. Chain & Co.
Real Estate AuctlOneerS
No. ! north Tenth street.

A UCTION SALE OF A DELIGHT
~ Full SUMMER HONE AND FARM NEAR
THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC kAILkOAD. A SHORT DISTANCE
FROM MORRISONiS CROSSING, ONLY ABOUT
FOUR AND HALF MILES FROM TIE CITY
~ the request Of the owner We Will sell by
auction, on the premises. ON
THURSDAY. MAY 81, 1883.
at 5 O'Clock p. NJ, the above FARM OF SH
ACRES: well suited for a truck aud cairy-farm.
with plenty OF wood and water; NICE FRAME
DWELLING with six rooms and neces-
sary OutOuildings; young orchard and vine
yard: also, nne spring. This PROPERTY Is
located west Of This city-oetween Broad-Street
road and Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
tOmac TailrOa1-c)nyenicat 10 church, mill, and
school. and very healthy section, thus making a
delightful homo In easy reach Of the city tor
business by railroad or private conveyance, aud
the growth Of our city westward will increase its
value. CAN AZ our Office for further particulars
about tho property and conveyancss TO tho sale.
TERMS: Easy, aud announced ~ sale
Il. b. CHAFFIN & CO.,
AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01
FIFTIkTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, May 81, 1855.
Hanafe


Mr.. Faulkner offered resolution, which
was agreed 10, directing The Secretary OF
War to furnish Information as 10 why he has
not used the appropriations Of $4,000 and
$4,000 made in 1850 and 1881 for the I'M
pIoyement OF the Shenandoah river in Vir-
ginia and West Virginia.
The conference report on the bill TO estab-
lish Department OF Labor was presented
and agreed TO.
The Senate then proceeded 10 the conside-
ration OF Senate bill TO quiet the title OF set
tiers on Des Moines river lands In Iowa, and
q long debate followed, being the fourth
time this subject has been before the Senate,
three similar bills having heretofore passed
the Senate. Finally the discussion was
closed and the bull passed-yeas, rs; nays,
IL.
number OF bills from the calendar were
passed, among tbem the House bill autho-
rizing the construction OF bridges over the
Tennessee at Guntersyllle, Ala, and Chatta-
noogs. Tenn. A conference committee on
these bridge bills was ordered, and Messrs,
Coke, CullOm, and Dawes were appointed.
Mr.. Call offered resolution, which went
over, directing the Attorney-General to re-
port whether Ansstasia island, near st. Au-
justine, Fla. Is the property OF the United
STATES, or whether II is covered, In whole or
10 part by spanish grants confirmed and re-
eognized a. valid by the United States.
The executive session then adjourned.
House of Representatives.
Mr.. ONeill, Of Missouri, presented the
conference report on his bill to create a de.
partinent Of labor, which was accepted, aud
The bill passed in substantially the same
shape o. Il came from the Senate.
Mr.. spinola. Of New York, rising 10 n
question OF privilege. had resd special dis
patch TO the New York newspapers critI.
cisiDR him for not demanding immediate ac.
ton upon the bill 10 place General Free.
m0nps Dstne upon the retired list when be
reported II few days ago.
Mr.. Sisn0is said that the Republicans had
imposed upon The innocent and unsopbisi.
nattd reporter, ADD that he should hold the
entire Republican side OF the House RESPONSE.
Bile for Justification Of the truth. As matter OF
fact the bill bad received the unanimous sup
port OF the Democratic members OF the CON.
mittee, while tke Republicans hsd opposed
II.
The House then proceeded 10 consider the
report Of the Cossmistes ofsthe Whole on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01

By Poindexter & Denoon,
Real Estate Agents and AuctlOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01
CONNECTION

SUNDAY ACCOMMODATIONS fetr.
mond and sc0i,,y.iis leaves 5A.h.. -.
arrives 1.lJP.M
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-01
NEWSPAPER FOLDING MACHINE
FOR SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.

We have a sToNEMRTz FOLDER, 10 perfect
order which We will sell at n great bargain. IL
Wal Told an eight or foar-psge paper the size
VI lne Dispaseh or smaller. II win also cut and
paste the eight-page paper II can be readily
attached 10 auy press
We refer to the Petersburg fndsz-Ap appeal a. to
we cnaracier OF lie work. since that paper has
,no counterpart OF this machine attached 10 LIS
press ana now In successful operation Ad-
aIess TIE DISPATCH COMPANY
my Kim Richmond. Va.