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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
BY b. ". Quarie-,
Rel Estate AuctiOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE OF

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE OF
TIE MOST VALUABLE HANUFACTU-
RlNG AND COMMERCIAL SITES ~ TEE
cry. WITH ALL TIE lhPROYENEN IS
THEREON. NOW IN THE OCCUPANCY Or
MR. JAMES C. SMITH, SITUATED ON TIE
>OyTnEA>T CORNER Or 0ARY And sENEN-
rEFNTH STREETS AND RUNNING, BAGk 10 L,
DOCK STREE! WilH RAIL AND WATER
TRANSPORTA1GCE At ITS DOOR; ALSO,
tut MACHINERY FOR PAPER MANU-
TURING. ENGINE., BOILERS. &C, N THE
BUILDING; ALSO. THt LOT OF lie EAsl
LINE OF TWELFTH STREET BETWEEN CLAY
AID Leigh STREE S.-ln part execution on
Two deeds OF trust. the fftt bearing date on me
!Sfh OF MAY, 1872, and 81 record In the ONCE OF
the clerk OF the Richmond Chaucery Cclr'.
Deed-Book 10 B. page i02. the other bearing
date ~ Apr, Is. 1884, en1 OF record IN the afore-
said of4cc. Deed Book - {. page i9l. ana heiug
required so TO DO by tho holder 0f note thereby
ae 'urcd, default having teen made IN the pay
meat Of part thereof. and with consent ot ell
parties in interest will ofer for salo. upon the
premises on
TUESDAY. MARCH -. IsSS,
AZ o'clock ~ iair i not on The next fair day
thereafter, the VALUABLE REAL LSTAI
above mentioned. corner Cdry and seventeenth
streets
The lot HIS front on tho south line Of Cary
stree. Of l7G feet AID runs back 100 feet n mo
lIne Of Dock street.
Tho entire lot Ia covered by n SUBSTANTIAL
TWO-STORY Brick WAREHOUSE.
! tlN Ikbl LN 1 I -A'Nfl 'piiihaAlA tA0 oAANi-
ton OF parties seeking nrst-clRss investments
and for mercantile or mandatory purposes.
the location. size. and transportation facilities
all being favorable. ..-.,,,.-,.
After the sale OF the building the MACHINE
RY. consisting OF BOILERS, ENGINES, and
the EN FIRE OUTFIT FOR the MANUFACTURE
OF PAPER. will be- sold Purchasers will 10 we'll
20 examine this valuable property before hour
Of snle. sale will Oe promptly az hour Hamed.
on TIE SANE DAY.
at5P NJ. will sell the LOT on north Twelfth
street. fronting n tee' on The east line OF ITelith
stree, between clay and Leigh streets and run
ming back 1872 feet Building lots In this locality
are IN demand. and this should attract tho atten-
ton Of inv stors.
Terms: Cash as 10 sufl,iency 10 pay costs AMI
expenses Of sale. all taxes past due, and 90 pay
of and discharge note for the sum Of $500,
with interest thereon from the SIN dag OF April.
1851 residue at sir. twelve and eighteen months,
the deferred payments 10 De evidenced by ne
gotiablo notee vito pcr cont interest added,
and secured by a ,rust-deei on the property.
Il IS probable that moro liberal terms viii DO
announced az the tiue OF sale.
uhq HENRY T.. CANNON, Trustee.
ByJ. Thompson Brown 81 Co.,
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BY y. W. Bowc,
Real Estate Auctioneer
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OLA
GOOD MEDIUM-SIZRD BRICK DWELLING.
NO. SIG NORTH FOURTH STREET,
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS.

By virtue Of the decree referred 20 below,
will sell By auction on the promises, on
FRIDAY, MARCH 70. 1888.
q, 40 o'co,s r. 81, the PROPERTY above re-.
ferred TO- The house contains nine rooms and
IA in good order The lot fronts l9feet 81 Inches
and runs back iiG feet TO an alley - feet
wide. plat Of the property can be seen ~ the
Office Of tho auctioreer. and will be exhibited at
time OF sale.
TERMS ono fourth cash: balance NJ six. twelve.
and eighteen months for notes, with Interest
rddei and title retained by inc Court until all
the purchase. money shall have been paid.
A. ". PATTERSON,
Special Commissioner
EUKER, PLAISTIFF. AGAINST EUEER AND AIS DE-
FgNDANrs-IN TIE CHANCERr COURT of TIE
CITY o. RICHMOND.
/. BENJAMIN n. Berry. clerk O; said court GER
tify that the bond required OF the speclal com
missioner by the decree in said cause OF feo-
ruaty y, 1883, has bcon duly gwen
Given under my hand This 9Th day OF March,
lS}S .....,.
NH 10 BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
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TRAlNs 7NOKIhgARU
. arrive
sburg. kELmOud.
DAILY. tDaily EXCEPT sunday.
Emmy d. 49,

DAILY. tDaiy EXCEPT sunday.
sTOPPING-PLACEA
Noe. y and a mako no stop. No q q.
only on sigual AZ Manchester aud Nle-
IN stops only ca signal A. Chester
ami Manchester No. i3 stops On sls.-
regular stations No. 81 stops on ,isNA -
regular stations ami aiso a. emp.
Wa thali. nos. n. y. 33. 81. -, AL - 49, "
a. al stations for passengers
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On Trains Nos. Il AMI - sleeplns-ctr, ~. 90
New YORK AMI Tampa. Fla. ,ria jazz w..
on Trans Nos. Il and y sieeplng-cArs o. -
Mnshinytoa nud ChaTiteiou. on At1t
sleopins-cafs tefveon " ashlngioh an 49,,
souVule. ON Train No - ,ieepins-es-o oe'"''
jacksonville and New YORK ,.....
ON rfsips Nos q and - sleeping-c2s tf'
Washington AMI Ihumasyhle. 90 ta'-' u
IS aud 60 sleeping-cars oeiHeoa "@'-'-'
and ,lmmglon.
THE NEW YORK AM FLORIDA >f1N
CONSISTING OF ygsTiBULE PULLsAN CABS "
leave ki,hmond, sOsta bound, a. rs =, ~
arrive az Petersburg % T. ", on h1--'.
11tesaAya. NesnesgAvs, Fridays AM >a.at n,
Leave Pelersourg. north bound, a. i.-i \ ~
and arrive ~ btchmol0 Al 4 NJ On .,.,.
GAYS, Tuesdays, Thursdays, F.idays. a9l '-'-'
days.
TAE ONLY ALLeRAIL LINE TO NOkEoLA
tE.yE AkalyL ~,
Richmond. 'i0:.S A. NJ. NoEtolk.....s.;soo q y
kicnmond. ;. '6.Oo +. VI. Norfolk. ...'. p, ~ N
Norfolk. 1910 A. NJ. hlch nond IL. - y NJ
Norfolk. 'a:sOP. v. Kscemond. - "a,
These trains also msso elcss eonhes..V.e 80.
Farmyille. LynohDurs. gnd ~os'n" es.e.a -
and all stations On he Norioik ana nesss.~ -. lor
road. except the lwaS train tassei-S N
poia,s vest Of Petersburg seoNtd Az
"s'" ''''~ sapsrlatenaeaA
/ EFT. d. MYERS, General snpsr.n.sne.. at
TN. kSxKssos, General tssssasss ~ |. q
SOL HAS, rrane Manager
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KAIIROAD LTzEs.
piedmont AIRLINE

RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD,
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT kOUrE TO
THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN SIEFPERs ON ALL NIGHT
TRAINS
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CONNECTIONS.

Train No. 90 mates connection a. keysvile
for ChBss Cit7 and Clarksvills. a. GreeuabOrO
for Durham aud Raleigh dairy except >dndoy
and al points on North Carolina Division, ani
Northwestern North Carolina railroad.
Train No SO makes connection a. GrcensbOrp
for kaegh, Goldsbor). and MOrcheal ,iIy. n
Salisbury for Asheulle, Hot Syrlngs, AMI al
points in Western Norih Carolina; AZ Charlotte
with Charlotte Columbia and Augusta rallrOa1
for Columbia. Augusta Aiken, Charleston. "a
yaunAh. Ihomasyilla, Ga., Jacks )nyille, and
otner Florida points: also. with Carolina Cen
tral railroad Tor " iinliugtOn
rains from the south arrive al Rcnmohl
6:l5 :. " and 3.i5 l.. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
NTINOT'S MOUTH-W WASH.

BEAUTIES THE TEETH. Nothing ever DIS
covered Whiiens he tech 20 quickly 0ud safely
a. NlSOTS MOUTH-WASN. II l. free from
acids and all dangerous substances. and can be
lsoi With splendid rtsults, even wkore he teeth
seem past improvement In appearance Nhitens
and DOlisucs the enamel beautifully.
PRESERVES THE GINS. soft and spongy
gums interfere VITA The health 10y preventing
the proper use OF the tech, aud also render the
teeth unsighny. MGNOTS MOI TH-WASH Is Il
certain cure for unhealthy gums. and hardens
and preserves them, thereby preventing the
early loss Of teeth.
sWEErENS THE BREATH, and produces the
violet-lisc OdOr which is 20 suggestive Of neat
nrss AID cleanliness, and leaves L sweet, pure
tasto Ia the mouth.
SAFE AND AGREEABLE under all circuin-
stances. IA ccmponenis ara perfectly pure aud
harmless, and are the best known tonics fOr the
mouth and gums. 10 whiteuG he tooth without
injury 70 the enamel. a9d f. the best Mouth
Wesh that can possibly he used II enjoys the
distinction Of being absolutely pure in quality,
prompt I'm eGect, pleasing 10 use. and surprising
ly i0w-pr ell.
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yAETN.

TXPERT SrENOGRAPHER AND
IA HAHHUND TYPEWRITER desires 90
make cnance. Best references gwen. Al
drp.g A. caro- Of UisUGfsf Onice NH l6-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16


By virtue ~ decree Of the Circuit court OF
Henri, o county, entered February 10, ss', " tle
cause Of Haues md wife. trustees. r. flames ana
ois. the undersigned. specal commissioner si'-
pointed for TIC purpose, VIII SOIL oy puDiO
auction, on tho premises, on
THURSDAY, MARCH o. 1888,
at4P. NJ. tho LOT OF LAND located ~ aooye
and described ia said decree "a lying IN inc
county OF He1rico. upon tho south side OF we
r0cd that runs IRON The Brook ROAD 70 INC
Mcac0wbridge road. Gun bounded IS iono|
On the east Dy q ditch between u ana mo luhus
~ the heirs Of Dr. K W. po6or; on Tue rodti
by u ditch between 70 and the land OF tenuali
Grimm, deccaaed: Inonce up the hlll north 70
cedar tree: thence west across the branch 70 'ho
road thence north ana east along the roau 70
tho beginning. This lind IL in good neigh DOT
hood, where property IL euhan.ing VA NAlue,
and its uearness 10 the city mases 70 desiraple Tor
suburban homes. II will be sold n whole or
sub-digi3ai into smaller lots, "a may be deelheH
tnost desirable on day u sale.
\ plan Of the 'snI can pe seen NJ iho once ~
the nlctoncor- and will be- exhibited ~ tue umo
Of Tho sale.
TERMS: On fourth cash; balance IN eqNa.
payments a. twelve. eighteen, and twouty-toUI
months with e per cent interest from Jay Of
sale FOR negotiable notes, waving me home,
stead exemption. 0nd TILE IotGinod TIL All OF
purchase-mOney IS paid. .,-
SAMUEL T. COLEMAN,
a.. 4 IS ..s..a. 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
Special com missioner.
Sele By II. B. CHAPLIN s Co, Auciioneers.

J. Samuel r. Waddu deputy clerk. DO hereby
certify that tho bonG required of special COM
m -sioner Samuel Coleman in tho foregoing
cause has becn duly given.
tiiven under my baud this lat day ~ Noyem-
her. 49, SAMUEL p. WADDILL,
NH lG y r. 40 Deputy clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
By J. Thomson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auclioneers,
ll,3 Main street
SALE OF A BRICK
i AND FRAME STORE WITH DWELLING


Il AND tRAMk Slobk VII II DIV fLLlNh
kEONE.
No. 2SS NORTH SEVENTEENTH STREET.
SATURDAY, MARCH II. 1855, AT O'CLOCK.
By virtue OF iced OF trust from O. /. Harris
and wife 10 @ - undersigned trustees. lated No
yrnl,er 20, 1851. AMI ~ record 10 ths Clerks
ofico u the Chaucery Court, city Of Richmond,
Decd BOOK ~ =. page 49,, - secure certain
payments thor"in mentioned, I'D default
having been made. and being requested so q
do, We will proceed 30 sell. IN THO premises, on
the above day ana hour. the said properly, de-
scribed IN said deed "a fronting - feet
inches on the west sitr Of ~oycniceuth street
and running Oacs between parallel lines 50
feet q Ceufral street, being Lot 81, with house
80. 90S thereon
TERMS: Cash "a 10 executing this trust and TO
pay the sum OF $ai10i.
JULIUS STRAUS.
=. THOMPSON BROWN,
". j. MESINOUD,
mhl3 Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
TLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TiME-IABL ...
Commanding SUNDAY. tenruary - .nb
trains on this ro.d will run ~ follows
TRAINS sol tb"Aau.
Leave Auff3
L..f.--..----r-.
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IS ! u I r
] PlANOS.>
UNSURPASSED FOR DURABUITY-POPCLAR
FOR FIFTY YEARS.
FULLY GUARANTEED.

Prices and terms easy. Write or call on tho
agent for Virginia, Eorth Carolina, aud South
Carolina. RYLAND d LEE,
Pianos and Organs, Richmond, Va
fo27-Su,Tu&F
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16

JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
GREAT rOURISf LINE.
JAMESTOWN, d. rCH GAP, AND WAR
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHARGED sY
RAIL LINES
PHYSICIANS MEALS
The elegant and fssg steamer
AklEL,
carrying United states Mall
CAFrAlS pElO,
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. AND FRIDAY a.
A. 81. (sfRkEr-CAks CONNECT N FULL
TIMk) tor above nsmed puslcs. arriving 81 Mo-
iclx ABOUT $50 p. N. heturuing. the steamer
iesyes Norfolk and Newport News on alternate
dsys, arriving At ilichmond about ) T. N.
Through tickets 20 above named points oo sslo
on steamer and 81 CARRIERS Agency. lVOV Main
street. Baggage cnockeI throagn.
STATE nO0MS ENGAGkD FOX DAt
or NIGHT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16

OCOTCH-OATS ESSENCE, SUTH-
> FRLhND SEVEN SISTERY HhIR-GROW-
ER AMI sCALP-HEALGk RI BINAl-CoNpAL
WATER. NGkIH BbLF IkON AND WINE. NlN
NARIANE EXTRACT WITCH HAZEL, Sc.
l. WAGNER. Druggist,
NH be- Sixth AMI Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16

BY X. y. Chaffin & Co.
heal Estate Aucsioneers,
No. north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF 80 25.l00 ACHES VALUABLE SUB
URBAN LAND on ThE LhDtS
MILE Road, ONLY ONE AND
QUARTEH MILES NORTH OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
pARr OF TILE NAMES TRACT.

THE LAND LAYS NICELY MD CAN BIZ
SUB DIVIDED INTO SMALLER LOIS
SUITABLE FOR BUILDING
PURPOSES.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-07-28
THE ROBIN.
BY JOHN GREESLEAF WHITTIER.

My old Welsh neighb0r over the way Crept slowly out in the sun of Spring, Pushed from her ears the locks of gray, And listened to hear the robin sing. Her grandson playing at marbles stopped, And cruel Tn sport, as boys will be, Tossed stone at the bird who hopped From bough to bough on the apple tree. ''Nayl" said the grandmother, "have you not
 heard
 My poor, bad boy of the fiery pit, Anti how, drop by drop, this merciful bird Carries the water that quenches it? "He brings cool dew in his little bill, And lets it fall on the souls of sin; You can see the mark on his red breast still Of fires that scorch as he drops IL in. "My poor bron ruddyni my breast-burned
 bird,
 Singing so sweetly from limb to limb, Very dear to the heart of our Lord Is he who pIties the lost like him!" "Ameni" said to the beautiful myth; "Sing bird of God Tn my heart as well Each good thought to drop wherewith To cool and lessen the fires of hell. Prayers of love like raindrops fall, Tears of pity are cooling dew, And dear to the heart of our Lord are all Who suffer like hIm in the good they dol"
 A-Otd Mdgdsine.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-07-28


 Robert, who had followed his aunt to her carriage, now returned, and Denise dried her eyes and addressed him:
 "I will not remain here to embroil you with your relatives. I will go back. I have friends in Paris who will help me toearn bread enough for these little ones. I will return" :" Robert said: 4No." He was now the head of the family, and it was for him to say what should be done. For the present they should remain with him. There were two spare rooms, and servants who had nothing to do it would really be 8 charity to him if Denise would look after his affairs, and put his household in order.
 "Ah, if can be useful" {" said Denise, "then l would stay for awhile. But your fiancee, what will she say to the arrangement 1"
 Robert laughed.
 "I have not gone 80 far yet; but the young lady whom my aunt designs for me is coming to see you herself- at the first opportunity"
 Denise consented to stay for week at the end of the week she agreed to remain for another fortnight; when the fortnight had elapsed a month hence was spoken of as the time of de- parture, date which gradually be- came still more vague and distant.
 Robert, indeed, found his life so much more bright and pleasant for
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-07-28

AOloiSu dCCeuG.
 "I am Robert, certainly; but fear not the right one-Robert Carmichel is my full name"
 "And am Madame, that is, Mis- tress Carmichel; Denise my name surely you have heard of Denise?" said the young woman, holding out her disengaged hand, the other being clasped round her boy. "You did'not expect me, perhaps. Can it be that my letter did not arrive?"
 'sI have not received it, certainly {: but is there not some mistake?" ] "Ah, you did not think I was 90 young, perhaps. You expected that your fathers wife would be some one more aged and more dignified than I2''
 "To say the truth" replied Robert, whose face wore an expression of per- plexity and dismay, "I did not know that there was any 'you' at all."
 "Ah, he did not write to you about me and these little -ones," cried Mrs. Carmichel with an expression of pain on her cOuntenance. "But it was to you was told to come if any misfor- tune should happen; and, alasl there have been grave misfortunes"
 Gloom overspread Roberts face. He saw what all this meant. This was the responsibility at which his fathers letter had hinted. It was all so characteristic; the light hearted as- sumption of such serious ties; their equally light hearted transfer to an- others shoulders. Robert thought himself the most ill-used man in the world, and his face showed what he thought. Mrs. Carmichel read its ex-
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-10-04

Col. Il. A. Jones, the independent
candidate for congress in this district
against the Hon. n. Q. Mills, ad-
dressed large crowd at the district
court room tonight. Col. Jones
stated his reason for becoming a can
didate against the Navarro statesman.
He opposed the Mills bill and dis
cussed the tariff issue, and states that
If tho welfare Of tho country demand
cd reduction his idea was to make
it out evenly along the entire list.
He made quite eulogy on Senator
Coke, saying that he ought to DO his
own successor, aud in his opinion
would be. Col. Jones said tonight
he was speaking in Texas and on
Southern soil, and probably some
day parts of what he said tonight
might be quoted at Providence, r. l.,
but he would reiterate there what he
said To. night IL it ever was his fortune
or misfortune to be in that city. His
speech was highly appreciated by the
audience and received loud applause.
Waco Special.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-10-04
Jndge Terry and Sarah Althea.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 20-The Uni.
ted States grand jury to-day reported
several indictment against ex-Judge
David S. Terry and his wife, Sarah
Althea Terry. The indictments are
based upon the recent outbreak in the
United States court room during the
reading of the decision in the Sharon
case by Justice Field, OF the United
States supreme court, and for which
Judue Terry and wife were commit
ted to Jail for contempt and are now
serving their sentence. They are
charged in the indictment with
threatening and assaulting the Uni
ted States marshal and several depu-
ties. Judge Terry, who drew o
knife at the time OF the disturbance,
is also charged with making an as
sault with o deadly weapon.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-10-04
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-10-04

The Supreme Court Of Washington
Territory has again decided that the
law granting the right of suffrage to
women is unconstitutional. It holds
that tho word "citizen" in the organic
law means only male citizens, and
that therefore the legislature exceed
cd its powers granted BY congress
when it passed the law. The decision
is lengthy and contains 1000 words.
The sentiment Of the Territory is
overwhelmingly in favor Of the law,
and the legislature by a majority
passed it some years ago, and the su-
preme court decided it unconstitu-
tional. Some weeks ago the legisla-
ture again passed the law and again
the supreme court decides against it.
It will be taken to the United States
supreme court.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-10-04

The bill introduced by Mr.. Reagan
in the senate defines trust asa COM
bination OF capital or skill by two or
more persons to create restrictions
in trade, to limit production or pre-
vent competition, or create o monop-
oily. It provides fine Of not less
than $1,000 and not more than $1O,-
900, or by imprisonment for not less
than one or more than five years for
any person to become a member OF q
trust engaged in interstate business
or business between the United States
and foreign countries.