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The National tribune., 1888-11-01
J.. c. DRUT, Adjutant- General,
By T. Clay MOOD.

WAR DEPARTMENT, ENERAL's OFFICE,
NasHISCT0N. D. T.. Feb ]. 1881.
Respectfully returned. Robert Bradley WAS en-
listed on tie 10Th day OF MAJ, 1896 at Cincinnati
o.. aud was assigned 20 Co. g. 9Th Regiment of In
fantsy; discharged AIay - 1859, 10y expiration of
service al Fort Hays, Kan private; record clear.
u. G. DRUM, Adjutaut- General,
By II. Clay WOOD.
The National tribune., 1888-11-01
r c. DRUM. Adjntant- General,
BY II. CLAY WooD.
John G. Bradley.

WAsHINGTov. ID. c. Feb. T. 1887.
John G.. Bradley enrolled on the 10th day OF
September, 1861 at Manchester, o., in Co. |, Is2d
Reg OhioE OILS to year or during the war,
and mustered into service IL private on the 2lst
day OF September. 1854 at Cincinnati, O., in Co. l.
1921 Rcg't 0hioFoiS TO year or during the
war. on the tnuster-roll of co. Of that regiment
FOR The months Of November aui December, 1864
he is reported present january and February
1865, present. Appointed Regimental Wagonmas-
ter by Il. 5. O. 30 y. Dec. 2G, 1861. March and
April, 1865, present. ReEinlcntal returns for May
and June 1865. do not report nina absent. Muster
ed ont private with company July Z. 1863, at
N.ai1.;ifa Ton,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
The CEar's Dinner TO the Kaiser.
London world.l

The most splendid entertainment
which was given at Peterhof during the
visit of the Emperor William was the
state dinner on sunday week, which took
place at 7 o'clock and 1870 covers were
laid. There were 5000 roses on the
tables and the plates. epergnes, dishes,
and covers were of solid gold. The En-
peror William, who sat between the Car
and Czarina, had his place adorned
with corn flowers. and after dinner the
company adjourned 10 the terrace and
there was wonderful display of fire.
works from Mon Plaisir, one OF the nu-
merous chatcaax in the park. The din
ner was gwen 10 the Hal Of Peter the
Great. which is adorned by Some OF The
finest tapestry in the world, representing
a naval battle under Count Orion, and
also Peter tue Great, and the Expresses
Catherine aud Elizabeth sailing on the
lake Of Ladoga. The enormous chande.
hers in this ball were made for
Peter, aud they are superb The
Ball of Standards was furnished
with yellow satin, and splsndidly
decorated by Nicholas and 1T re-
mains as be left it. The moss remarka-
bio sight inside PetSrhof, however. is
the Hall ot Catherine, the walls OF which
are covered by nearly 100 portraits OF the
most beautiful Russian women Of her
roign. Prince Henry OF Prussia was
ouariered at chateau in tho park which
was formerly the residence Of the Grand
DIXIE Michel Pauoyiteh, the younger
brother OF Nicholas, and he was fro
auently in conversation with bis sister
in-law, tho Grand Duchess Elizabeth
Feodocoyna.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19

was attending as delegate tho recent
Baptist Association. was sent to Jail to
await the action Of the grand Jury.
Mr.. Thomas Croxton, near Baler's
Wharf, met with painful injury yester-
day. Descending a hill on his way 10
church his waeon-whcel struck stump.
He was thrown forward, and his foot be-
coming cntangled in some way he was
dragged for some distance. The horses
quickened their pace, and the wheels
passing over his head and face bruised
him considerably.
The Democrats are particularly graft.
fed at the selection OF Gilmor S. Ken
dali as their standard-bearer, and his
election is assured il the rest OF the dis
trict will only work TO that end as this
county Intends 10 do. b.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
Hsmpton's People and Visitors.


HAMPTON, Va, August 18, 1888.
Miss Julia M. Armistead returned
from Danville on Friday.
Rev. @. X. Cumming is homo from
Clifton Forge.
Mr.. A. s. Segar and family have re-
turned from Alton.
Mr.. II. Il. Booker and wife have re-
turned from O trip to New York city.
Miss Mary Marrow is visiting Miss
Stringfellow at West Point.
Mrs. A. q. Garrett, of Surry county,
is visiting relatives in town.
Miss Kate Armistead, OF Danville. has
been visiting at Newport News this week.
Mr.. L. w. Kenton lost his infant daugh-
ter on Wednesday.
Mr.. @. II. Phillips died on Wednes-
day, and was buried the neat day.
Miss Ida Ingersol, who has been visit
idg at Newport News, hiss returned to
her home in Richmond.
Master Johnnie Benson has returned
to his home in Portsmouth.
Miss Layinla G. Peek has returned
from visit to Williamsburg.
Miss Striker. of York county, is in
town.
Miss Cora Woodfn has returned 20 her
home in Athens, Ga.
Mrs. j. $. Darling, Mr.. Frank Oar
ling, and Miss Grace Darling have sailed
for Europe.
Miss Susie Jones entertained q number
OF her friends on Wednesday night at
her pleasant home on the river.
Mr.. Howard Saunders is with the
Atlantic and Danville railroad engineer
corps.
The Democratic County Convention
will be held here Saturday.
Mr.. II. +. Phillips has left for Phila-
delphia.
The Rev. +. II. Boston will preach in
the Baptist church tomorrow. He was
formerly pastor of the church here.
Mrs. NJ. A. Porter and daughter, of
Farmvile. are visiting at Grafton, in
York county.
Mr.. John Boutelle, OF the Coast Sur
vey, is visiting DR.. j. I. Boutelle.
Rev. DIR. Woodfn is on Chincotesgue
Island in attendance upon the Baptist
Association. Mr.. Il. T. Hogg is also
there as u delegate from this county.
Andrew Peterson, one OF tho bakers
employed by Mr.. George A. Schmelz,
absconded on Saturday. taking with him
$3.50, which he stole from the trunk of
Mr.. NJ. CANNED, the two having room
together. lie has not been appre-
hended.
Miss Matte Robinson, OF Blackstone I;
Mrs. 7. II. Dew, OF Wytheville. and
Mrs. X. W. Drewry, Of Richmond, are
visiting at Captain b. F. Hudgins's.
Rumor has 1T that q very popular
young man here will very shortly take
unto himself wife-a fair daughter OF
one OF cur sister southern States.
Mrs. Henrietta Bennett is quite sick.
Mis-. Fannie Russell left for Richmond
this week en- route to her mission field in
Mexico.
Miss Annie Lumsden and Miss West,
OF Petersburg, are at Mrs. w. ID.
Rudds.
Mrs. W. F. Turnbull is visiting at
Newport News
Colonel thomas Tabb left fo. Balti.
more on Thursday to attend the funeral
of his brother-in-law, Mr.. Turnbull.
A large cistern for the town Is being
dug near the armory for use in case OF
FIRE.
On Wednesday last Q number Of ladies
and gentlemen scent yery Dleasant DAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
Old Capftai Personals.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
WILLIAMSBURG. Va. Aug. 18, 1888.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
WILLIAMSBURG. Va. Aug. 1S, 1888.
The young gentlemen who left here
Wednesday to attend the german at
Warwick Courthouse given the Misses
Mccoy by the Misses Young were not
disappointed in anticipating most de-
iightful evening. Among the visiting
young ladies' present were the Misses Nc
Coy, of Annapolis; Misses Whiting aud
Miss May Phillips. of Hampton Miss
Haynes, Of New York, and Miss Critcher,
of Alexandria. Music was furnished by
tho Soldiers Home Band and dancing
was kept up until late hour.
Miss Pet Lee leaves of an early date
for an extended visit to Norfolk and the
seaside.
Mr.. ri. r. Harrell, who has been con-
fined to his room for several days, is out
again.
Miss Lucy Christian, Of Richmond, is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Anderson, who has been visiting
the Misses Morecock, has returned to her
home in Fauquier.
Mrs. and Misses Jolly, of New York
city, arc visiting in James City county.
Rev. Daniel Blaine, Of Christiansburg,
with his son Samuel, is visiting here,
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Ii.
Mercer.
Mrs. A. C. Maynard, OF Richmond,
Mrs. Sweeney and Miss Jones, OF Nor
folk, arc expected here shortly to visit
Mr.. and Mr.. II. NJ. Sweeney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelms. late of Smith
field, vino have recently returned from
an extended European tour, have been
spending several days at Carter's Grove
with DR.. Booth. Mr. and Mrs. helms
are en- route to Lexington, KY, their
future home.
Miss Leila Wall, OF Stanton, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John 5. Charles,
Jr., Of College Place.
Miss Julia Armistead, of Hampton, is
expected here shortly to visit relatives.
Miss Lettie Roper is visiting IN New
Kent, near LaniXa.
The gentlemen who left last week for
Chesapeake City. Md, to purchase a
steam yacht for the Yacht Club will re-
turn tomorrow Sunday morning.
Professor Van +. Garrett, of William
and Mary College, is summering in Roa.
noke county.
Mrs. Helen Leigh, of Petersburg, is a
guest Of DR.. and Mrs. Colemans.
Mr. and Mrs. Denmead, with their
daughters, Mrs. Biedler and Mrs. Hen
derson, are spending the summer at
RichHeld Springs, New York.
Mrs. and Miss Bradford, of Spring
field, ILL.,, whose ancestors lived here,
have been stopping here for the past
week at the Spencer House. The visi-
tors during their stay visited all places
of note and seemed much interested in
the old historical landmarks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
ESSEX COUSTY.
a PrOtractcd neetinS-Aecidont-
Personal. dc.

Personal. dc.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.]
FssEx, Va. August II, 1888.
The MethOdistso OF King aud Queen cir
cult ore holding "a most excellent pro-
trnc,ed meeting al Lebanon church.
The services were begun on sunday by
the Rev. J. I. Payne, preacher in charge,
assisted by Revs..J. W. ShackfOrd, OF
Walkerton, and William A. Robinson, Of
Ashland Until to-day there was but
seemingly little interest manifested, but
this evening. after most profound and
eloquent appeal by Rev. j. W. Shack
ford. the widest excitement prevailed.
Strong men wept and mothers rejoiced
at tho conversion OF their SOILS and
daughters Ina all probability the meet
ing VIII continue for some time yet, as
the Rev. George II. Ray, presiding elder
Of this district, ia expected to-day
Tbirty-one proiessed religion this eve
ring. Large crowds are IN attendance
every day.
Your correspondent had the pleasure
OF half an hour with Judge Joseph
Christian, of your city, yesterday. tie
il on o visit 10 his daughter, Mrs. Q. 7.
Taylor
Mrs W. A. Robinson and Rev. w. A.
Robinson, OF Ashland, who are visiting
their son, Dr. W. 7. Robinson, have
been qnite sick, but at this writing are
improving.
Captain George Wright. train'master
on tho Chesapeake and Ohio railroad at
Hinton, w. Vs., has returned TO his work
after paying bis mother asbort visit
DR.. ". r. Wright viii leave for Hgr-
per's Ferry on FRIDAY to enter upon tho
practice OF his profession. The Doctor
graduated with high hoDors al tho Uni
yersiiy OF Maryland in Msrch.
The negro boy who attempted 70
break into tie house OF Mr.. Payne War
zen. OF this county, while Dir. warren ]
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
HE LEAVES sio.OOo.ooO
Charles Crocker. Railroad Maguate.
Recently Deceased.

The death OF Charles Croker at Mon
terey, Cal, is that of man who ac-
quired enormous wealth although he be-
gan life with small means. Deceased
was second vice presideut Of the Central
Pacific railroad and of the Southern Pa
cifc Company, and president of the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company.
With @. p. Huntington, Leland Stan
ford, and Mark Hopkins he helped to
organize and construct the Central Pa
cific road.
He was born at Troy, New York, on
September l6, 1922, and was the eldest
OF six children born to his father, who
kept store. Charles received only q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19

on Buckroe Beach, ColouelJ. G. Phillips
being in command. Among those pres
ent were Mrs. q. X. Sinclair and family,
Mrs. Curle Phillips and family. Mrs =.
w. Phillips, Mrs G. W. Latfmer, Miss A:
r. PhilIips, Colonel j. @. Phillips aud
wife, md Mr. Thomas Sinclair, OF the
county Judge q. Al. Peek and family,
from Hampton Mrs w. Fl. Williams
and May Williams, Of Richmond; Miss
Seawell and Mr.. Ashton Sinclaire, OF
Gloucester county. PAUL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
West Point Notes.
Correspondence the Richmond Dispa,ch.l
AUGUST is, 1888.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
AUGUST Is, 1888.
The Tidewater Missionary Convention
OF the Christian Church has been in SEES
sion here for the last three days and adj
journed yesterday. Judge G. Taylor
Garnett, of Matthew'S, presided. The at
tendance was very large, and the discus
sions interesting.
The Democratic Committee OF the
Third district met here last night at the
Terminal, but no business Of public In
terest Was transacted.
The Board Of Supervisors held their
annual meeting yesterday, and, along
with much other business, took steps
looking to building n new county jail,
end appropriated $500 TO have this county
represented at the Exposition.
DR.. p. Richards, n prominent physi-
clan OF this county, is very i'll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
TRzeWeli County.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
TAzRwKLL COURTHOUSE, Va,
August 10, 1888.

August 10, 1888.
The Prohibition party held q county
convention to-day for the election Of
delegates to the district convention to be
held at Bristol on the 29th instant. Rev.
j. II. Wingo, o prominent Republican,
who came so near carrying the county
as an independent candidate against W.
l.. Moore, fully committed himself to
the movement and two colored men are
among the delegates. Joseph Stras, a
prominent and influential Democrat, also
committed himself to the movement.
Speeches we're made by Captain a. j.
Tynes. Rev. w. l.. Richardson, Joseph
Stras, Esq, Captain Dillon, and others.
The movement Will create some confu-
sion in political ranks here, but the
great loss will be TO the Republican par
ty, from present indications
The Republican managers seem to be
i'm earnest consultation over the result OF
the convention.
Captain j. G. Ram, engineer in
charge of the Clinch-Nalley railroad, Is
again confined to his room from illness.
Mrs Sherrlfrs. who was regarded as
beyond hope on yesterday, has again
rallied, and some hope is entertained Of
her recovery.
Copious rains have clothed the fields
in gre en- and the gTaZIeT looks cheerful
over the outlook in the cattle market
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
I.eprozY nc Chicago.

CHICAGO, August 1S.-August John
son, Dane, came TO the County Hospi-
tai Thursday to consult the doctors
about loathsome skin disease from
which he was suffering. After careful
examination the physicians decided that
the patient was suffering from tubercular
leprosy, and LIE was placed in an isolated
compartment in the contagious ward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
VSHE BRADSIREET COMPANY.
i CHARLES " CLARK, PsEsfpssE
BRADSfRE1rS RICHMOND OFFICE
40. lloe EAST MAIN STKkEI.
Toiepkone Nat5s
an. Witty, supsrin.snasoL

The Richmond ocice nas more than kept pace
With inc rapid SroStn Of tho city aud dsvsiop-
ment OF Tie territory tfiDatafy toik II oilers %
tho facrcanfile community OF this SEXTON al the
advantages OF asystem tns supsriogity Of vhlcn
y reco2nizod Va every trade eentre o. the evil
lied world That lila 10 special benso prepared
tested py the tact tnas Is hAs nos 8 Earer psnlGr
Ssssssvitsrs Ma sas sfhw n<rssatsiS Nesnm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19


Notary Pablo. keal Estste Ase0L
TRUSTEES SALE or SEVERAL
l. SMALL HOUSES AND LOTS THAT OFFER
INDUCEMENTS TO PAhlIks WHO Wish
RECEIVE LARGE kEruRNs-by virtue u .
deed OF Hnst from ADJUSTS Reed an1 Catherine.
his wife. bearing date November -, iss. and
Chancory Court November ~, 1853, and being
requested by Tie beneficiary. I will offer Tor
sale. nj auction, upoG tie premises.
THURSDAY. ArGUsr I'D. AT az. ".
all OF the PROPERTY described IN said decd. -
follows;
LAND, lying and being In ths city ~ kichmont.
situated op the east side OF Page street. between
Accommodation and LovDcs siroefs, begfnnin.
on said Page street az point H3 feet nom tho
southeastern intersection OF Accofnfnod ati0h
and Page streets and running soushsard and
frootins on Page street Is feet thecce az right
angles aud parallel With Accommodation street
20 feet 20 the los receaiiy conveyed 70 ssid
Stoncnsn decd dated harch 10. 1870. snd ro-
corded in the chaaeery Court clerks ofsce in
Dee6-B0ok lS0 A. PAGE Ei}, thence north and
parallel with Page street = feet. then 81 right
singles and parallel with Accommodated street
- feet 10 the pegDning Il being ole OF inc four
lots 81 land conveyed 10 tins saiu Augustus ksed
and Catherine Heed BY decd nearog date July
u, iss' aud rcs,rrdei In tho eerk's ofies Ct tns
psso -, which LOT to &c. 90 plat attached 70
said deed. Also. Lot No 2 on same pisf and de-
scrbcd as foliows: All that certain piece or par
eel 81 land situated IN thc city ~ Riebmont
fronting on Page syset - Zee; and ranElsz tack
h an easteriy direction Ceisecn parallel stoes
80 feet 70 BuehdBap street win all tho 10 prove
inents thereon. belrg tre seeoaj lot eolyoyed ~
nslcina s;snofnan ~ deed above desrffted ADD
10 wiki deed and pla, special refsfeneo y
hereby made for more definite description OF
tho zaid lots. So>, and . Also. that los Of 'erd
bling 4nd bsins os BtchsDsn street. In ,hecity "
h.clm0nd. end DESIGNATED on tho Plat Above rc-
ferTod 70 AZ Lot No. .. ADD being bopndet - foi-
ioss--to vic: BeSi0nins on tie eastern lido "
Buchanan ssgees It point scpsrsfine Lof- MA
@ sad 70. rs shown ~ bepwn, fag~, sed Gamhlet
p1Aa. sad running thsf,ce northwsrtiy - feet
aioug said street.. thence az right sngtes soutA
aud parsilci villa Buchanan stree: ~ feet Ueoce
rs yicnI singles ~ fees ~ the beginnto9. AhoS
tbAt certain piece or parcel Of land lying acd
hesus ~ Tue eisyof Richmond ironune a ieet %
he west site o. buchsnzn s<ress potwoea
Lownes aud Accommodation streets sad rvn-
ming back between parallel iipe~ ~ feet 10 ilot
No. l a aboye ds<1toci and As,lotpire Ia -
uo7th SIDE Of No lsfAatin m usaso u kooneA
WIN ell No tnapgovenssn< usesoon-
fnkxs: c4Nd - N expenses ~ sale ~ o<
usfa iakrest from Novsnber q, -, ~
bsiAnce upen 01ch fegms - nay " q1n94Do14
q ssAk Q. A. ckAVH0niA 1rvs1o4
osoaaa = CHAwvopA A1es1enesk g =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
By II. Seldom Taylor
and
J. Thompson Brown g Co,
AuctlOn3era
TTNRUSTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED
a AND
UNniPBOygD REAL ESTATE
CHURCH HILL, NEAR THE ELECTRIC ROAD.
FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENTS.


b, virtue OF decd datod Angus, I, 1854. ard
recorded IA Henrlco County Court from
Henry Burger. Jr, and vile 10 tho undersigned.
trustees. and'st ne instance - all parties into
rested, We win soil. ON the premises. 90
TUESDAY. AUGUST 81, 1888.
ats O'Clock p. NJ, NJ following REAL ESTATE
conveyed In said decd:
I. Tnht lOf OF LAND nt the northwest corner
Of Tgenty-sigAth and streets. with the now
two-story Frame store thereon. fronting 20 feet
on Twenty eighth street ana running back 10 n
depth u 40 feet.
y FOUR NEW FRAME TENEMENT HOUSES
and LOTS adjoining tho above, fronting each 81
feesoD Twenty eighth stree. and running bscx
lao feot.
& VACANT LOT on corner Of TBon'y-oighh
and 4 streets. fronting 100 ieot on 1wenty.elghtn
street snd running bacs between parallel llnss
iio feet, and bounded on the north ~ Z street
4. That LOT or LAND on corner OF Twenty
,oyenIh and streets, ia tho rear " tho above
described prOp9rty, fronting ~ feet on TNontf-
seventh street aud running back 10 feet Ihs
properly has n nice Frame House thDreon aud
out-buildlugs. Including 10 irst-cass eiaugnicf-
House aud nStureA
This sale offers sn unusual opportunity 20 par.
ties seeking Investments, a. II Is not 0ft0n list
property n ibis character Is offered a. tho pub
III. it ~ within two squares Of tho Electric Line,
and IN = LOCALITY mat has probably improved as
much ia tho past six mouths ~ any sroand mo
city. Tho buildings having been recently erect
oil arc In nrst-cbass condition. Tho entire prO-
perty Is occupied by good white tenants aI
handsome rental
Tho attention 81 merchants Is especially called
10 mo store on this property. !. being rrstclas
stand snd glmirably arranged for eny business.
The dwelling above II Ia fTst-ilsss condition,
ami has private entrance
TsBHs: ono third each: balance AZ ak. tWolye.
AMI eighteen months interest aided, and 60
cured BY trust deed.
EDMUND wADDILI, Js..
W. II. SANDS,
Trlsfefs
n. sELDov TAyLoB and J. TEoxrsoS BgOws
e CO., Auctioncocs su1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19

~ j. n Il II 4 Il ASSORTMENT OF
VI EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
CARPETS, SEWING MAChISES, AND HOUSE
KEEPING ARTICLES Ar AUCTION. BY dirqc-
tion OF the family. who are removing from tho
city, shall sell A. auction ON
THURSDAY THB 23D INSTANT.
at 10k O'Clock. et tho residence No. 123 south
Fourth street. all Of tho HOUSEHOLD EUkNI-
TURE, consisting Of
WALNUT PARLOR sUIT-uphostered in
hgured-slk brocatello, In nice order, with
linen covers:
BRUSSELS, TnRBE-PIY, HALL, and STAIR
MAsBIE-ToP' PARLoR TABLEs-in walnut
and rosewoOd;
? WALNUT CHAMBER suITs-very little used !;
WALNUT MARBLE-TOP sIDEeoAkD;
1 WALNUT EXTENSION DINISGJrABLE;
MAHOGANY on AIRS, PLUSH SOFA;
BEATHER- BEDS, HAIR AND sHUCK NAT
TREssRS. PILLOWS, BOlSFERS;
BEDDING. PlCTURES;
PACKfNG-TRUEKS, HAT-RACKs;
WICKER ROCKERS, CROCKRaY;
GLASSWARE. PLATEDWARE:
COOkING-STOVE, OIL COOk-STOVES:
NEW HOME and AMERICAN SEWING
MACHINE both Of which are as good as
new;
A large lot Of MISCELLANEOUS HoUsEkgRP-
ING ARTICLES.
Special attention il called 10 this sale, as all OF
tho articles are Of excellent quality aud Ia good
order and viii DO sold without reserve.
GEORGE W. MAYO,
Gu 10 AuctIOncer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19

IMPORTANT To FARMERS. FOR
Il sALE. for he purpose Of settling an estate.
the VALUABLE FARM known as "C0An
county, Va, within short distance OF Hesfhs-
vile. containing ISL ACRES ) FOODS, moro or
less.
The woRKING-srocK AND IMPLEMENTS
will be sold with the farm.
TRUST AND DkP0BfT COMPANY OF BALTf-
MORE. Baltimore Nd. " sa-lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19

A TTENTIoN, CAgPENTERA
"A PAINTERS, AND HARDWARE DEALgRx

A TTENTION, CAgPENTERA
"A PAINTERS, AND HARDWARE DEALgRx
THCsrgR,s s.IE-A LOT WITH BRICK
CARPENTERS SHOP THEREON NEAR MON
koE PARK, on HENhY sfREgT E1wEES
TIKI PERSONAL PROPERTY on SAID PREs-
rsEs;-wAGOS. HAkSEs$, HORSE. TOOLS.
LUMBER. HARDWARE, oFFics.Ft hNfTUKB.
IRON SAFE, &c.--ijy virtue OF q decd 81 truss
cxscueed 70 the undersigned xus'ee. and duly
recorded In mo clerks oeice Of tho ChsDccry
.coart OF the city o. Richmond. ! shah proceed
70 sell al pubiic auction, ON tho premises, On
THURSDAY. AUGUST %. 1883,
a,l030 A. W..
sIithe PERSONAL PROPERTY on tho premises
belonging 10 tao said Boil & Rowles. beips
CARPEN fEiiS' TOOLS, A STOCK OF III sBBh,
SASH, DOORS, bLISDs. SC
A QUANTITY or HARDWARE Ia bronze and
brnss;
LARGG IoT OF GLASS, ali sizes:
oFFICK-fURSITUkE. a NEW IRON SAFE.
An excellent WORK-HORSE;
A nsht SPRING LUMBER WAGON, HARNESS.
cAEPFSTERs, NAcHlNERY-sAw. MOULD
ING AND MIIKR MACHINES
AT 6P. NJ.
all the PROPERTY described In ssid deec.
being VALUABLE BUILDING Tor on no
west iine OF Horny street bet~osn Main and
Franklin atfes;s. fronting therecn - feet with a
depth Of 20 feet having slleys on both sides %
esid los. and N which lot Is erected M sohsiAn-
ual brick carpenters shop Of Aessrs. Bell &
Bonies.
balance In ak aRd twelve months, interest
aided. and secured by uustdeei. A 10 per-
sonal property. AL amounts under go cash
all over shat amount = NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ots
with interest," satisfactorily endorsed.
A. u. cor RgNEK. Trustee.
J. THOMPSON BROWN n Co, Aucii0neerS
I. r. Cook. salesman. auH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
BY e. 4. Cstlin,
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneers.

A UCTION SALE OF AN UNFIN-
n IsHED FRAME DWELLING CONTAIN.
ING SEVEN R0OMS-At the request OF tho
owner will sell at public auction, on tho pre-
misses, on
WEDNESDAY. August %. 1893,
at 61( o'clock, the FRAN x DWELLING, not yet
completed, on lot 22xi0O feet on the vest side
Of Buchanan street near Cedar street. IL will
take about 800 10 finish the building In good
style. and when completed win ront for tI5 per
month, that amount being nov offered by re-
spousible party. bargain may b. expected AZ
this sole. as the property must be- s0d.
Terms: AT sale. L. A. CATLlN,
au 10 Auclioneer.