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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-27
HEAL ESTATE Ar PRIVATE SALE.
GPECIAL BARGAINS fA
- IN teb
REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE PRIVATELY.

Several DESIRABLE MAIN-STREET STORES
centrally located.
several SMALL STORES on west Broad street
Three STORES and DWELLINGS FRANKLIN
street noar Old Market.
BRICK STORE and DWELLING sixth street
opposite New Market.
iiORNER STORE and DWELLING west Mar
undesirable THREE-sToRY BRICK STORES
Cary street near Ninth -
Handsome FRANKLIN-STREEI RES DENCE.
Large and handsome SOUTH THiRD-SlRkEI
RESIDENCE. ......,
Desirable WEST GRACE-sTREET DWELL
ING, corner house. -.
Largo and desirable BRICK DWELLING with
vacant lot attached on Grace street between
sixth and Seventh. -
Largo and desirable DWELLING Twelfth street
ueac broad. "
Good slzo BRICK DWELLING Franklin street
Two FiRST.CLAss DWELLINGS Marshsn
street near Tenth.
THREE-sTORY DWELLING with modern i'm
pIuvemeuts nnd stable on Marshall street be-
tween Eighth and Ninth.
MEDIUM SIZE DETACHED DWELLING, mod
ern improvements and stable, on Clay stree:near
Two SMALL MODERN STYLE DWELLINGS
Tenth street near Gay.
Good-size and wel-arangel BRICK DWELL
ISG. vita q pretty building 10; attached, on Clay
street between Eleventh and Iwolfth.
Two MODERN STYLE DWELLINGS Gay street
near Filth.
TnREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING south
Fifth street
sNALL BRICK DWELLING, ok rooms, Fourth
street near Leigh.
Nice CotNEk BRICK DWELLING and large
lot west Clay street.
Two NICE FRAME DWELLINGS, seven rooms
each Cherry street near Main.
Nirc IWO-sIORi BRICK DWELLING Cary
street near LaIreL
Two THBEf-sl DRY BRICK DWELLINGS
Main street near Monroe Pars-
Also. IeO fEkf or VACANT GBOUNp. corner
ronh ant Cary streets. in fro0t OF EchmCud
hnl Al cghany depot This lOt is suitable for
factory or warehouse purposes, and will be sold
cnrtp
also have n large quantity Of Other DhSlRi-
BIZ PROPERTY lo,ated IN different parts OF TIC
city end suburbs.
Price aud forms OF rayw ont rCa enable.
~ SfLDON TAYLOR,
Real Esiate Agent Hnd Auctioneer.
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ALEX ANDRIA.
Particulars of the suicide OfCaptain
MinnigerOde.
Especial telegram to the Dispaich.l

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, VA, January 26.-Fuller
particulars of Captain Minnigerode's sad
suicide were unobtainable until to-day.
1t appears that he came down Ill the 5
O'Clock train and went TO his home, on
Washington street adjoining Judge
Stuart's. He repaired TO the nursery aud
as usual fondled the children, seemingly
in the best of spirits, until the old CO.
lored nurse took a younger one to pre-
pare it for bed, when be went and lay
down and in sight of the child coolly
placed 32-calibre revolver to his right
temple and without word deliberately
fred. The bullet went through his
brain. The alarm was given and
soon DR.. Powell was at the bedside
of the unconscious and now dying man,
who still grasped tightly the smoking
weapon. Nothing could be done, and
he expired in two hours. He moved
here with his interesting family several
years ago, and was generally esteemed.
He was forty-two years old. No cause
can be assigned for the sad act, though
il is said his business recently dropped
and he became somewhat despondent.
His remains, attended by the family and
numerous others, were taken up the
Loudoun road this afternoon 10 "Oat-
land" where the funeral occurs to-mor-
row.
Mrs J. II. Connolly was painfully hurt
by slipping on the Ice last night.
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Aeros. tho Che.nneake.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatcisl
ONANcncr Innun,.r- o. 1900

lNOiitoPVhtcheO VI tlo DlhpaEtsl
OSAScooK, January %, 1888.
Tobacco island, low marsh in the
Chesapeake bay off the mouth of Ches-
connessex creek, was accidentally set on
fire by some fishermen last Sunday, and
has been burning ever since. 1t is fear
ed that some sheep and cattle that were
wintering on the island have been killed
or injured by the flames.
The wretched condition OF the public
highways of this county has aroused the
people to the necessity OF adopting some
other system than that in vogue OF keep
ing the roads in order.
A public meeting will be held on the
subject at Atlantic Saturday next, when
Captain Oris A. Browne, John ID. Par.
sons. and others will deliver addresses.
Meetings are to be held in other sections
of the county, and it is probable the
General Assembly will be asked to pass
a special road law for Accomack.
Terrapins are being caught in large
quantities on the marshes along the up
per seaside region of this county and
shipped to eastern markets, where they
are bringing fancy prices. KALLIAs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-27
NORFOLK,
Aaoat at Last-Navy.Yard Notes
Briefs.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
JANUARY 26, 1888.
At last the British steamship Kimber-
", stranded on Currituck beach nearly
two months ago. is ahoat She was
hauled off at o'clock this morning and
passed in the capes at 8 o'clock IN tow of
two powerful ocean tugs She is now in
the lower harbor with about 1000 bales
OF cotton on board and all the 10000
bushels OF grain, except what was ruined
and thrown overheard. IL is n great
triumph for the wreckers, and pays them
over $500, 900. The ship is too large to
be repaired here.
Calvin Holt, the colored lineman of
the Western Union who recently fell
from pole and broke both arms, had
one of the limbs amputated yesterday.
The first castings for the new battle
ship to be built here will be made at the
hayward on Saturday.
The repairs to the United States train
ing feet will be completed by Saturday
night. One goes to the West Indies and
two cruise in the Chesapeake bay for the
winter.
Preparations are being made for a
large attendance of the Baptist Laymen's
Union in Suffolk next month.
The British ship Sandwich is discharg-
ing 5000 sacks of salt here for dealers in
Richmond.
Judge A. s. Watts qualified yesterday
as Judge OF the Hastings Court of Ports
mouth.
The lower district of the Portsmouth
Baptist Association will convene at
Parke-Avenue Baptist church, in Bran
bleton, tomorrow, and Rev. George j.
Holiday will preach the opening sermon.
Commodore w. S. Schley, chief of the
Equipment Bureau, arrived from Wash
ington to-day and inspected the three
training ships and cruiser Galena at the
navy-ysrd.
Mrs. w. II. Kimberly, wife of the
most prominent merchant at Old Point,
died to-day after brief illness.
This morning young man named
Charles b. Hoagland, while telling tree
near Franklin, southampton county,
was seriously injured 10y the tree falling
across his back He was picked up by
parties who were in the woods with him
and carried to Franklin, and from there
brought TO his home in Portsmouth.
The machinery of the Daytime
steamer Georgia broke down this after
noon.
To-day fire was discovered on the
schooner Lena Breed, from Gilmerton
Locks, with lumber for Philadelphia.
She took fire from her galley-stove
while lying at anchor off Atlantic City,
and before the flames could be extin-
guished her forward house was burned
of and her foresail destroyed. q.
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A DISCOVERY.
a FUGITIVE rRoa JUSTICE rouSD
DEAD.
Personal ana news Netss-church I'm
provement in Contsmplation-The
Race Course Case.
rcorre.ponasnce Of ,Ae nlehmond pl.pa.ch.l

ICorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispaich.l
PETERSBURG, January 90, 1888
II was announced in the Dispatch
several daysago that the policeof this city
were endeavoring 10 arrest a negro from
Burkeville named Henry Darlington,
who had fed from that place after the
commission OF heinoas crime which
caused the death of his victim. II was
known that Darlington had come TO Pc
tersburg and the supposition was that he
was concealed here. Two or three days
ago o negro, who gave his name as Nell
son Page. who almost exactly answered
the description given OF Darlington, was
arrested and held for the identification
Of the Burkeville authorities. He was
discharged from jail to-day. the fact
being established that he was not the
man wanted. But strange developments
were made in the case to-day. 1t was
learned that Darlington arrived in town
last Wednesday night, having tramped
all the way from Burkeville that he con-
tracted pneumonia from exposure on the
trip, and that he died at the house OF one
Jane Johnston on Monday, and on Tues
day the body was buried at the poor
house. The identity of the dead man
was fully established by the father, who
came down on the train with the Burke
vile officer in response to telegram an
nouncing his sons death.
Cards are out for the marriage, in Eli
zabeth, n. j., on the 9Th of February,
of Major Mann Page, of Prince George,
and Miss Kate Chandler, daughter OF
Mrs. John X. Crane. The many friends
of the gallant Major throughout the
State will be happy TO extend him their
congratulations.
Lieutenant L. J. W. Cooper, United
States navy, chief engineer of the mont
tor fleet, whose severe injuries from a
fall were recently mentioned in the Dis
patch, has been sent to the Naval Hos
pital at Norfolk. Grave opprehensions
are felt as to his condition.
1t is understood that st. Josephs
Catholic church in this city is to be re-
modelled, enlarged, and improved.
The prosecution against James Il. JUS
tee on the indictments charging him
with operating gaming-table known as
the miniature race-course was commenced
in the Hastings Court to-day, and will
probably not be finished before Satur-
day. ROBIN ADAIR.
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Terrible Dynamite Explosion.
fBy telegraph 10 the DIspatch.l

iDg boicSitPu W tho NtopoVNhsl
PITTSBURGH. January GA terrible
explosion of dynamite occurred this
morning at the Carbon Limestone Com
pany's quarries, located on the line Of
the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie road, about
ten miles from Youngstown, Ohio. The
foreman Of the company placed twenty
sticks Of dynamite on stove in a shanty
in which five Italians were lounging.
The explosion occurred and the shanty
was blown to pieces. Masters was
picked up some twenty feet away. Life
was extinct. his body being horribly
maneled. All the Italians were more or
less injured, nearly all having their legs
and armsbroken. Two il is thought will
die. The accident was caused by Mas
tiers failing to obey orders in regard to
the dynamite.
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<~<(.~</r~~Tc-~/S(.l, fSs<,Fsl - = - = =
BY X. b. Chaf'1n q CO.,
Real Estato Auctionecfs,
No. north Testh street. Richmond, va.


TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
il VALUABLE FARM IN HENRIyO COUNTY:
on YAKIMA ROAD, ABOUT NINE MILLS
FROM RICHMOND. CONTAINING yl5 ys-lOl
ACRES. WITH A C0MfORTABL DWkL.iN1,
AND A. RW BARN KNOWN As TIE -LbskL
FARM.p ADJOINING FORT HARRISON, TIE
PAINS OF WILLIAM BENNETT, ESQ. CAP
TAIN J, r. CHILDREY, AND HENRY cO1,
EeO-By virtue OF deed OF truse dated NO
yensbsr is. 1852, recorded ia Henrtco County
Court In Deed book 10, page %. and NJ ne re-
ousst Of the benenciary, default having ocen
made In the payment OF three notes secured
therein, will sell by public auction, In front Oh
Henrico county COURTHOUSE, on
TUESDAY. JANUARY 81. 1898.
NJ ~ O'Clock NJ. the FARM described in the said
deed-as ali OF that certain RhCT OF bANp,
together with all the buildings and other I'M
provements thereon, rights. ways. and appnrte-
nsnces thereto belonging. lying ana peins N
the county Of Henrico, Va. on tnc wost -iue OF
tho Yarina road, about eight niles belo" hicu-
mond, containing 3i652l00 ACRES. exclusive OIL
one acre reserved Tor a scnool-h0nse.
This is a desirs bio property. and parues ue
string 10 buy are Invited % call al the once OF
the auctioneers Tor any further Information ue-
sired.
TERMS: Whilst the deed requires cash as 70
tho debt due--Aay. f4,is2, with interest on $40
from Nay is. 1881, and on - 500 from November
Is 1877. and expenses OF executing this trust
by consent more liberal and accommodating
terms NAV be announced at time OF sale.
X. Il. CHAFFIN. Trustee.
Sale by r. b. CHAFFIs a. CO., Auctsoneers "a
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WAITE.

NtIANIED, SETTLED WOMAN TO
~ COOK. WASH, AND IRON for small
,am'ly. Apply. with recommendations. sos west
Main street attho hOuf- 10 ana -. r.. ia3-2,
WANTED, A GOOD COLORED
~ GIBL Tor LIGHT hOUsE-WOHK. Must
come v'l recommended Apply No. Is east
Nainstreet. "a 27-1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-27
SOUTH BOSTON.
The Great Premium Tobacco Sale.

The Great Premium Tobacco Sale.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispateh.j
JANUARY %, 1883.
The premium sale OF Leaf tobacco at
this place commenced this morning at 8
O'Clock. Ihevery bad condition OF the
roads and most uDfayorable weather ope-
rated greatly 10 the disadvantage OF the
sale. Had these tao influences been fa-
yorable South Boston would scarcely have
held the tobacco that would have been
brought here, and it would have been
impossible TO place it upon our ware
house floors. AS it is, hoseycr, there is
an enormous quantity OF leaf here. and
all the warehouses are right well filed.
The grades Of tobacco offered for sale
are very fine and command the adnlira-
ton OF buyers.
Many visiting buyers and spectators
are present. Among them l notice
Messrs. Rufus Safyay and j. u. Kearney,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-27

Especial telegram 70 tho Dnpaichl
RE1DsyuLE, n. c., January 26.-At
the city election to-day VIII p. Watt
WAS elected mayor by $50 plurality over
the combined vote of the Two opposing
candidates, ". S. Allen aud +. A. Ho,-
derby. Three Of the old board Of five
councilmen were reelected. There were
thirteen candidates for The council and
much interest WIS taken.
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WEST rorxr Norxs.
The Essex Confederate Monument-
Marl-Reds.
lCorespondenceo Of the Richmond pIspa,ch.l

Correspondence OF the Richmond DIspatch.l
WEsT Ponyr, Va, Jan. 26, 1888.
The people of Essex county are making
m effort to give grand concert for the
benefit OF tho monument TO DO erected TO
the Confederate dead. Among the ut.
fractions will be an address by Senator
John W. Daniel.
/ learn that an effort will be made 10
develop the marl-beds which lie along
the banks of the Pamunkey just above
this town. This mari has been analyzed
by some of the leading chemists of the
country and pronounced even richer than
the famous green-sand mari OF New Jer-
sey. The mari from the banks OF the
Pamunkey has been used in different
sections of the country with flueleffcct.
The beds are said to be very extensive.
ALPHA.
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VRUsTEE'S SALE OF LAND.

II
In execution Of the provisions Of deed OF trust
made 10 me a. trustee by Ira Hall and hrs wife,
bearing date on the 9th day Of November. 1853.
and duly recorded In the clerks ofrce OF LOUISA
County Court TO secure 10 y. II. Pettus The pay
ment Of bond for f3.S.iJ, with interest thereon
accruing, shall. on
JANUARY 81, 1855,
at tho hour Of le NJ, proceed 10 soll at auction. on
the PROMISES, 10 the highest bidder. for cash.
CERTAIN PIECEOR PARCEL OF LAND known
as "Harri,,n lyilg In Louisa county near Bum
pass Depot, containing 7Is{ acres. Upon tho
land i a omf)riaOie Dwelling AID the necessary
Outbuiidings
Such title only will he conveyed 10 the pur-
chaser as Is vested in me, but which Is beyond
dispute. JOHN WILLIAM PHILLIPS,
IA lq,2i&G trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-27

II. g. Minor, who was nominated
Wednesday be the Republican State
Convention OF Louisiana for Lieutenai T.
Governor, states that he will not under
any consideration permit the use of bis
name on the ticket. Ex-Governor Elan
ders, who is on the ticket for the Office Of
Superintendent Of Public Education,
viii also decline.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-27
By Pondoxtor s Deuoon,
Real Estate Agents and Brokers,
No. 1903 Main street.
VRUSTEE'S SALE
OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY
on THE
NORTH SIDE Of CLAIBORNE STREET Be
TWEEN WASHINGTON AND CARTER
STREETS, IN HARyIE.

By virtue Of the provisions Of a certain deed Of
trust executed by K. j. Smith and wife on tho
18th day of May. 1854. aud re- Oried In the cofk's
Office Of the County Court Of Henrico. Deed-Book
li3. page 2s6 default hayiDg been made in the
payment OK the note therein secured. | shall sell
by auction. o. the promises, on
FRIDAY, JANUARY =. 1888,
NJ $50 o'clock j. NJ. the ahOye-described PRO-
PERlI with the improvements thereon. The
lot fronts 80 feet on the north side Of Claiborne
street, commencing at a point go feet west Of
Washington street. extending hack i21 feet TO an
alloy. being OF No. p, square No. 10, IN a. +.
Lees plan.
TERMS: Sufficient in cash to pay expenses "
saleAud he balance due 90 seid note, $40. wiz
interest on same from Nay ~. lsS, tLe balance
in six ana twelve months, purchaser 10 give ii5
note tor the deferred paymOpt5, with interest
added, and secured hy = trBst.ieei Oh the pro-
pcrv. GEORGE y. rOlNDEXiER,
il2l substituted Trustee.
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100 Doses One Dollar

FARMERS FARMERS u FARM
Il hrs ll-Try our FARM FENCE, dog proof,
horse high. bull strong; try our GARDEN
FENCE, chicken proof. handsome. durable: try
our BAEN-YARD FENCE, very cheap, very
strong, easily moved try our ORNAMENTAL
FENCE for yards, lawns. &c.-veIy pretty.
1000 10 900 feet can be put up or moved in a
day. Made Of pine or cypress, win from eight
10 twelve Galvanized Bessem-r-steei Wire TO the
panel
COMBINATION FENCE COMPANY,
No. l4JJ Franklin street.
w o. STEGER. Manager. de 1-eod2m'
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piedmont AIRLINE.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD.
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO
THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN SLEEPERS ON ALL NIGHT
TRAINS
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ARRIVE RICHMOND.


5:05 p. VI. MA l. daily except SUNDAY.
s.35 A. NJ ACCOMMODATIONS caily 'e.cep'
Suntavl.
200 a. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS daily Except A0l'
dayl.
CONNIE TONS
40 Clifton Forge with chesapeake anf ono
railway for fhe south, West aud Northwest
AZ Lyncnb burg with NORFOLK and Western n.'
roal Tor all points South. >ogiheast All Soll.-
west. and Virginia Midland railway for al goilS
North and soutb.
40 Richmond WITH Associated Railway tor at
poiuts IN the south. and Richmond. Frcierick~
burg aud Potomac rallrosd Tor The North.
AS Lexington with baltimore and ono ~
read. making close connections ~ Harp
Ferry 20 aud from Pittsburgh anu tie \ cs@ so
20 points North aud tast.
si.ePinJ-ear attached 70 N'gh kzpress % Ly'''-
burg.
sieeulng-cars Lynchburg to Memphis, New o.
leans ard Lite Rock.
Trains marked daily except s0ndsy.
Tickets sold 20 all points untccs ~ eAss
Main street. iocO MRln street. and 81 kichmoli
and Alleshany depot, Eighth and Canal streets
jOhN X. MAC sUkDO.
uosO General Pas e0ger Agent
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b r. b. Clsfln IS Co..
Real Estate Aucti0neer9,
No. north Tenth strec;,

A UCTION SALE OF WEST BROAD
y STREET lot, NORTH SIDE, BETWEEN
SMITH AND HENRY, FRONTING y FEET 4
INCHES. WIFE A DEPlH or lij FEET 70 AN
sell by public auction, on the promises, GA
FRIDAY, JANUARY q, 1855,
40 o'clock p H., tie above-Ocated LOT. This
lo. % located on tho most improving part OF
Broad street. nov being aO rapidly buiit up, aud
viii prove profitable Investment az the p"ice at
which H. can Bee bought There Is o SMALL
HOUSE on &C. which moro than pays taxes until
ready 10 build.
This sale h0Uld attract the attention and st-
tend lnce OF parties seeking paying Investments.
TERNs: One fourth cash: balance in six.
Twelve, and eighteen months Tor notes, with per
cent. interest u Do secured by deed Of trust on
the lot a. b. CHAFtIN = CO.,
ta2l AuctiOneers
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BY Sampson & Ademson,
Real Estate Auctionoers and Insurance Agents,
sl3 Hull street, Manchester, Va
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUA-
l. BILE HOUSE AND LOT on THIRTEENTH
STREET BETWEEN STOCKTON AND EVE
RETT STREETS. MANCHES TER. NA.-by yir-
tue OF n deed OF trust Gated May %. 1884, ana
duly recorded In the CLERKS Office OF the Hust-
Tags Court OF the City u Manchester IN Deed
Book Volume v, page 6J, % the undersigned
trustees, default having been made In the pay
ment OF a note thereby secured and being authos-
lied 30 10 60 by the VlrgiDia Fire and Marine Ia
surance Company, We will sell at pubic auction,
on the premises on
MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1889.
at 4 O'Clock P. NJ, that certsin HOUSE and LOT
fronting ~ feet on tho ea1t side Of Thirteenth
street near the corner OF stJcktou street, run
ming bach i20 ieet On an alley 20 feet wide. The
house contains about seven rooms and halls.
abs Is one o. the most comfortable dwellings, in
the city, and as 10 location aud neshborhoot Is
unsurpassed-
Terms: Cash "a 70 expenses md executing
this trust. taxea and 70 pay tire above mentioned
note. which IS for the sum OF 500 ana interest
from MAY 20. 1SS6--say ahout $50; the balance
upon such terms as WILL be made known At the
sale. II tits desired more libcral terms may DO
had w. l. CONAhDlN,
WA. II. MCCARTHY.
Trustees.
sANPsoS & ADAMsos. Auctoneers.
ia iS.I9,2l, @l.eL2S.e1s ,2skso
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Louise Michel is making every en-
deayor to obtain the release Of her would
be assassin, Lucas.
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SALE OF A VALUA-

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VALUA-
l. BILE DWELLING IN SOUTH BOSTON. VA.
In execution OF a deed Of trust 10 the under
signed, dated September s. 1887, recorded In the
clerks ofIice OF Halifax County Court, Deadlock
No. n. page 60s. will sell By auction, on the
premises, on
FRIDAY, JANUARY q, 1883,
at 70 O'Clock NJ. the FRAMED DWELLING In
South Boston, Halifax county. Va. adjoining the
First Baptist church on the side furthest from
the Richmond and Danville railroad depot. now
occupied by Mrs. T.. :. Flournoy, containing SIX
rooms and having all necessary Out-Ouildtngs
The lot fronts O. feet. more or less, on Main
street, snd runs back 1855 feet. more or less, with
a width OF 1875 feet more or less. In the rear
TERMS: The deed requires all cash. but IL is
believed that more liberal terms Will be an-
nouuced at the time OF sale.
ial7-l0t r. II. STEGER, Trustee.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE
~ SCHEDULE TAkiNy EFFECT
JANUARY -. lks%

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO kOIIE
" SCHEDULE TANNING EFFECr
JANUARY -. les>
LEAVE gicgsoND
s45 A. NJ for Newport News. OlI Point Con-
fort ADD Norfolk dsily.
Hos A. NJ 1LrocgD aud Local Aaii % ali poins
IVES. except sgu1ay. sieepers GU
ton t,ase 70 Huntington.
800 p NJ i0r Newport NeWs, OLA Point All
NOrfolE. eKccpt sunday.
100 II. NJ. charlottesville Aeon mo tasicn, oA-
copt sandal.
eso P. Nj. icr Louisville. Cincinnati. chlcai@
ST Loals Memphis. aad New u
leaus-Fsst Ea9ress with through
pullmans daily. Only route running
PullmaRs West nom Ecbnond
AgRIyg ~ KIcRx0SD;
$50 A. NJ. Charlottesville Accommodation. ex-
eept sunday. -
Iess A. NJ. nom norfolk. oid Point and Nes.
port Newe. except SUNDAY.
ai0 L. NJ. nom local poiuts and TIE Wes~ eA'
eept sunday.
e:l0 p. N. IRON OLD roin. Newport neH> sH'
Norfolk daily. -,
900 y. NJ. from Loaisylls aud itncinnat-s~~
kxprcSs--dally.
Depot; Seventeenth aud Brosd sisvess
Tickets a. 1000 Main street. and a. ne dsg0~
general Passenger Ageht
WILLIAMS G. wicKnAx, Receiver Cnes~ -
and Ohio railway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-27
FREIGHT.

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