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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-18
PEOPONALN-
PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.
uNIrsp STATES ESGNEEEs OFFICE

VNFIhII NfAIk1 flNNINfhNH UNI
NORFOLK, Va, October 70, iSS\ !
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN tftplicato, will be re-
eeiYod al this ofiC0 until noon of NOVEMBER
81. irsS. When they we'll he publicly Opeued, for
lNfaONiNG lhn ChANNEL OF rtiE EilZA-
Bath kNkk, Va. between Lamborts Point
and Fort Norfolk, by dredging The amount
available for hie wofS Is atoui ti05 .tOa For all
information az ply 70 tho uDdc rSEned al this Of
Zoe. L. j. FlERkGIk
First Lieutenant OF Engineers. 4. \ A.
&C iSl9.Sq,xi&Noif&is
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ttoP. ~. arrives a. EtoA Ieaves Asniaaa %
ai3P. a
c. A. TAYLOR General Ticxsi Agel-
r T. u. AYGE. GENERAL Superintendent ~
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LOST. sTKAYED, AND FOUND.
COUNT ONDERh.

XTIRGINIA-AT RULES HELD IN
' THE OFFICE or THE CIRCUIT COURT
or THE COUNTY OF HENkICO On MONDAY
THE l7pH DAY or SEPTEMBER. ISIS:
Cocu Victor Pearson Plaintiff,
against
BENJAMIN uornbuckle Hine, Alfred Pearson.
AMI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. spelehuAut>,
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BY Quarles & McCurdy,
Real Estate Brokers. &c,
1919 Main street
UlRUSTEE'S SALE OF CANDLES
HILL RESIDENCE

< HI l. M fiUEltAhs
In execution Of a certain decd Of trus' boariog
date on the 9th day Of July 1876. ant duly re-.
corded in t5ecloFs 5 Office OF Richmond Chancery
Court, In Ueed-BOOk 80 G.. page a3i. tue uOdor-
signed a. trustee therein. being re4uWed 50 %
do hy tho holder n tho notes therein secured, de-
fault having been made 10 the payment VI Tue
same, will offer for sa0 upon the prenrises, on
SATURDAY. OcroBsR 81, lsSS
at ~ o'cgocb, tho PROPERTY conT eyed By said
deed, consisting NJ the DhIAChtD BRICK
DIV FIXING No 3l6 enst Byrd street. between
Third and Fourth streets. containing nine rooms
ami tao usual cOnvonioncoa This properly IL
convenient a. the business cciEf% yet retired
from the Dustlc and noiae, and corTnnnus a hno
Wow Of large portion q this city AMI hanchea-
tor and IL only one square from Gamble'~liiii
PARK. Tho netgnborlOod n al that could be de-
sired. Lot 2SXI50 feet 20 an aliey.
TRRMs: UndOr the deed WI 20 Gosh "a n SUI
fcieucy g. pay OT the coat and expenses Of aAle,
taxes, b., II Gny oe due. 10 ray on TWO noWs
amounting In tho aggregate % S2,3i94l. with any
interest dne thereon: balansp AZ uAay 'o az
nouucci al time 81 sale. n g rrg pro54bn maj
tibcral terms eiIi b. gfrsn - ~ y sae.
QUARLEs d McCURDY, AuetIonocrs. o. II
DUBLIC SALE OF STANTON
4 RIVER LAND.-iu pursuance % the proT-
sious n tNo deeds of tritst cHocutod by Major
Chsrlea =. Carriugtpn AMI his vito, recorded tn
the clerks Office OF Halifax COunty Court. ia
Decd Book No. 16, pages $50 AMI 5gj, and being
thereto required b. the benehriary. ne uuder-
signed will sell o. the highest bidder by puUu0
auction, on the promises, on
FRIDAY. OCT0BsR 26. 1888
that TRULY VALUABLE ESTATE known as
"MlLDENDO.n
I. is eitua,o near Coloss Ferry, in Halifax
county. Va. Immediately on stanton river, hhl
contains 1860 ACRES.
Inc isnd - OF excellent quality well adapted
g. the growth OF grain, tobacco, and other croi
aud o. In good state o. cultivation.
The tract contains p large proportion ot low
grounds IN "A high state of fertility, and also a
large body IN original forest OF the finest OAK
timber. ..-
The improvements consist Of u LARGE AND
COMMODlOUS DWELLlNG-BOUSE. with tho
usual out buildings. while the farm IL provided
with an necessary stables. corn-Golse-, lafna,
aud other buildings required for large piana.
ton.
mo Interest In tho said land which Is thus
offered for sale cOustst8 Of an UNDIVIDED
1nREE-FOU RrHS lSl ERESf N FEE AID a
TWO-1 HlRDS INTEREST in remainder OF the
remaining fourth.
Terms: one fourth of tho purchGso-money
will be required 10 be paid 10 cash and on the
! residue credit OF one 6ni two years VIII bo
given. the purchaser executing negotiable notes
therefor with interest from day 81 sale aided.
As soon a. the terms OF mo sale are complied
with n deod TO tho land will DO made 70 tho pur-
chaser and a deed OF trust taken thereon rs a
further security for tho deferred in-tsi'nents.
f.. c. YENhBLE.
JOHN ". RELY,
August q, 1884 Trustees
an p
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DEPARTURE og sTEAnERs.
OLD DOMINION STEAM z>gsrsR
" bulP COAPANI -sssskzzs'

FOR NAV YORK.
STEAMERS leave kichia0nI EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY 10 =. 81
stesmers Leave NeS York Tor RicnmOni
EVkRY WEDNESDAY ami SATURDAY -. T.
n arriving tn Richmond hOADAI Gnd r ~
DAY MORNINGS
Passenger accom- mod Atlou3 unsurpassed
cabin fare % SeW iorz ~ Jasnos-rvor
route ancluding meals anh bertt1. ..-....s 70
Hound uip tickets, united Y Lbirty Gays
after doto d ISSUE. ................-. NOl
S4sersRa with su bsisteIco. .....,........... 90
Steerzgs without suD1istDnc0 900. ...... ~
Chbiu fare va Chesapeake <n1 Ohio leH-
CAuin fare viq Richmond anf fotscsDuTs
railroad. .......-..- -..-... ~ ~
Tickets ean De- oDtairef ~ A. ". GarDer's. ~
Vain street: CnesaOeaks and ONO ard aicn-
p,cud aud Petor5Durs dspOts aui ~ company
orlces 1901 Nam street. AMI wharf hOrkotts
Frelgnts forwarded ana 1hrosgn bills OF aiding
ssaed for points beyond hvs Ork-
Freight received daily Gnut boar VI sailing.
PASSENGERS leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS THURSDAYS, AMI
SATURDAYS " the Chesapeake ana Ohio raj.
vay tra Newport Nows a. .. a.. Al ~
Elcnmoud auc PetcrsDeTg ralr0sd same daysl
az 10 A. A.. W.n maze connection a. NOh-
FOLk WIN steamer leaving those dsya.
Gk0k6s w. ALLkN & o.. Agcst,.
No lJOl HGin str00S Ani
RES ComUanYs wharf. koeketA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-18

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STO-
4 RY-AHD-BASEIENT BRICK DWELLING
No. i0i NORTH SBcOND STRBaE-By virtue of
TIE provisions Of deed OF trust executed By
W. j. Carpenter aud wife. dated Sepemoo Dor :,
1875. an of rts.urd la the clcTk % Office Of the
Cbancary Court II fhe c1tg Of Rthmoud, Decd
Rooh 13i c. page i0e defanlt having bccn made
In the payment Of a certain motto therein Sc
cured, will sell By auction, 0n Tire premises on
To ESDAT. OCTOBER 30TH.
nj O'Clock p. VI, the aboVe-doAcrbed PROPER
TY. The house Is 81 GOOD repair. about eight
rooua. with outside Kitchen. The lot fronts Il
feet wi n q depth OF % feet A very desirable
homo or good Investment
TgRSs. sufficient In cGsb 70 pay expenses OF
sale ana q note u s. CO... with interest from sep
tember :, 1889: bslanso IN Xix and twelve months
from date. @ore liberal terms may be offered
at sale. JOfiN l. HOiinih'
Trustee.
POINDExrER & DgSOoT Auctionocrs.
oclSfg,:O,2l, 2i2j. 20, $500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-18
By Sutton & Co.
Real Estate Agents aod Auctioneers,
1914 Main street

A UCTION SALE OF A NICE, COM
"a PORTABLE FRANZ DWELLING. No. S2O
NORTH TWENTY THIRD STRKET; ALSO
FRANR STORE ADJOINlNG.-At the request II
the owao- We shall OfIor for sale at pubic auc-
ton, upon the prenisea. on
THURSDAY, OCTOBBR lS 1883,
NJ ; o'ciock p. 81. tLo aboyc-described PRO
PFRTY. The dwelling cOniatns five rooms AMI
il in hr7t-cIass order. having been recently
painted and papered. Tho store has large
room with small room in rear.
Tho tot fronts 80 teet7 inches on tho west side
az Twcuty-thirI street tRt tho southwest cOrncr
Of Twenty-thirI and Benton streets and runs
back bofS'een Irregular lines good depth.
This property IS located 10 an imrrOyng part
ofthe city. and is just the class Of property that
rents we'll
TERNs: AZ sale. SUTTON CO.,
coli AuctiCncers.
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ALSO.

ALsD,
"UYDLAr "OAK SPRING FARM. on tho
Pamunky river. King William county, seven
miles above White House. on the Richmond and
York River railroad. and about tho same dis
tance from 1uns'2lrs. station on the same rail
road. containing about 300 ACRES. about l.j9)
acres of which are in high state OF cultivation,
adapted 90 the growth OF corn, wheat oa's. ana
Crn q and for tTucking-a rich sandy loan rarely
ever TOO Wet or dry % plough. inc land -
gently uhdu' atiug, without breaks or wnstc lhnd-
IL is we'll Watrred ny the Pamunky river on the
w,gt aua various creeks fod 10y springs running
through. boe,doa en- Artesian well IN tho yard ~
400 feet dnpth, which furnished continual stream
81 purs mOg' Gin water sufficient for ell stock
and other purposes.
Undoriy,rg the whole estate Is an inexhausti-
bic supply 90 mari q the finest quality.
Vessels Of large capa ,ity land on tho place
thus affirming . choice Of markets for products
North, south Fast or West
abundance o. isn ana game Affords BOTH sport
and PROVISIONS FOR the occupants.
Tho farm Il fenced OF int convenient nclde.
aud soveral residence houses with ample out
buildings render ;he cstate susceptible oi con
vcnient suD-divisiOn Into four or i've farms 81
convenient size.
the immediate supervision and management 81
the lnie Mr.. frauEin Stcarns. and - in the bost
con ilti0n az q culture.
AFABM ~ LOUISA COUNTY, about seven
pcaAe and ONO railroad about nifty miles nom
Richmond, containing ABOUT 80 At kkS, ~ Of
winch Is rich river bottom. balance is good up
land aud timber The Improvements consist OF
q COMFORTABLE DWELLING. good fencing.
aud ample ui-buidilCs. This 4" an Xcalicnt
fiiu. In good neighbOthood, and convenient 10
schools and churches.
A coon FARM ~ NOTTOWhI COUNTY,
seven milos from Burkevillc, the !unc;ion of the
Norfolk and Western with tire Richmond and
Danyine railroad. cOntalni g about LODI Atlth>.
FINE. LARGE BNlOh MANSION. viii sufficient
ont-builGings. aud good fencing; well Watcrod,
good ncighUurhnod. aud healthy location.
A FANM Is lCkiNGI AT COZ Nh --"JOP-
N'S"-,ouiaiuiug w ACRES. Low price.
A FAKN or 100 ACRES" LITTLE hNIkk-
PKIsE"-IN HENRlCO COUNTY, throe and
half miles east Of the lily Of Richmond. good
liiiio farm In good condition. About 100 acres IN
cultivation balance timber Good grass iaud;
good water. fair buildings.
ATTRACT or UNlMFKONED LAND contain
ing 400 ACNtsS. lying in thc counties Of Yihe
ana hand about six miles lfom Wythcviile on
IN. Norfolk aud Western rlilr1ad. With Two rail-
r1nd5 Ina course OF construction Dear rom ih'
east nu1 west lines. The lan1 IL In TO neart ot
the great iron and z.nr belts 81 south vest n IT.
eiuia. aud without doubt a. rich 10 tlOso AN
other minerals The tract is we'll tmloroi win
white cud yellow pirc, white anu other oaks,
poplar hickory, locust chestnut, maple. doF-
wood, lin butternut, sycamore, and other Valua-
bio timber
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-18
BY Quaries & 8cCurdy.
Real Estate Brokers, s..

BY Quaries & 8cCurdy.
Real Estate Brokers, s..
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF De
Y sIRABLY-IOCATED CHURCH HILL VA
CANT PROPERTY.
Prico Decree OF Richmond chancery
Godain. &c. Court Of October II. 1883
Tho undersigned, In execution OF tho above
mentioned decree, being thereby appOmtca
special c-smmissl0rer. will 0fier for sale, upon
the ~ misses, on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER n. lsSS
at4x o'clock. a VACANT LOrOF LAND. front
ing S. fect on tho clss side o. fwoniy nlnih
street between q or Nenabie) and strerts an1
running Dack iS2 feet tOai6-foOt alley. beginning
100 foot nortn OF Y cor VenaDls) strcct.
Keai eetaLe hos steadily advanced IN ihus sec
ton for toIne time sud there IA every eFtIe0ce
gUniiug 10 "a continued advance IN the tutsfo.
TRIMS: Que fourth cash; nssiiso at 'N,
twplve. and ciChtsen months. tba purch AIR. "
give tor such deferred payments neg uatle
notes with ioferest aided aud the ttl3 10 no re-
taioed until the entire Pur'hesc mGney =, pad
AfIf.N q. COLLINS,
Spectral Commissioner.
OUARLEs & MCCURDY. AuctiOooors.
PRICE, PLAINTIFF AGNtssr CODDIN, AND AIS,
DBPREpASrs--iH rITg CuAsCBEr COUNT OF
THE CITY or RICnHoND.
L Charles w. Untidin. clerk ~ sail court cert
~ hat the bond rsrlfr 81 the Fpecisl Urn am So
zioner by the decree m snii cause 81 Ortooce
H. 1888, has been dply given.
Given under my hand this l2th day Of Octo-
O. IA CHARLES ". GOpDIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-18

AFTER THE
L ABOVE SALE. BY virtue Of dce1 81 u ass
executed by Henry Holland and wife aud Ga
renee l. Holland. dated June 20. 1887, aud re-
corded Ia the clork's oihco % Shesterheiu Ooouy
Cont 10 secure a note u said date drsvn by
the said Henry and Clareuce l. Holland Tor me
sum Of t2so, payable one year after date, In de-
fault Of payment aud being required by me
holder OF said note. the undersigned WI SET Ou
the prpmlses the interest OF said Henry dol-
land and Clarence L. Holland in tho TRACTS
OF LAND In Chesterfield county adjoining
Cha.kIey's addition. and containing respectively
and 6Ti-l0O acres ...,
TERMS. Cash. JOHN DUNLOP,
GO Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-18
By J. Thompson Brown 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lll3 hata street
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
GRACE-STREET CORNER BRICK RESI-
DENCE,
CENTRALLY LOCATED.

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.
By virtue Of n deed OF trust. dated 2ith day Of
NAV ieSl executed 60 the undersigned trnsbo
aud duly recorded I'm the clerks Office OF tho
Chancery Court Of tho city ~ Richmond, Decd
Book ~ c, page al | Will proceed 10 sell al
public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30. iSSS
az 4 30 o'clock h. NJ. the above VERY DFSlRA-
BILE RESIDENCE on the northeast corner 81
Third and Graz, streets ami described IN said
deed "a - fronting on 9rare street PIX foot and
roaming back between parallel lines i0 feet"
This desirable corner residence - two stories
high and contains eight rooms. including
kitchen Il l. modern in all ia appointments,
substantial In its structure, neat IN ia appear
nnoe, and most convenient in its size and lcca-
ton.
possession January 18th. n desired earlier
arrangements NUT be made with tenant.
TERMS up SALE ono fourth cash: balance IN
Fix twelve. aud Eighteen months Interest added,
secured by trusi-deed. r. G.. PEGkAM,
Trustee.
j. THOMSON Brown &c Co., Auctioneers.
Oc IS
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r slii ms ocrorrr is. 1888.
NORTH CHERRY

By CheEning & Rose,
Real Estate Agents. Auctioneers, ana Broxers'
No 5north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-18

BAUER AND WIFE. PLAINTIFFS. AGAINST DENzLSR
AND AIS. DgFESDATrS-lE rHE CHANCEff
COURT or Tng CITY OF RICHMOND.
!. Charles ". GOddin, CLERK Of said court cor
tify mat The bond required OF the special com
mi.siOners by ihe decree ~ said cause OF Octo-
Der T. 1873. has UeeB duty given.
Givpn under my hand this 18th day Of Octo-
bor. 1883. ....,.,,,,,
oe * CHARLES W, GOBDlN.
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ISO

A GOOD UPLAND FARM. adjoining tho nbove.
containing about 455 ACRES, one half Of which
IL in cultivation, the balance good timber.
FAIR COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE. with am
,,Ia
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4 LARGE FARM FOR SALE @
"a with at least b.O00,0O0feotof FINE FlNk -
TTNRER. Address pine care Of Carrier 70.
"a Vtch,oopd Va oc lS-30t
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nA,.s"so L,sHs.
,aMInrt
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
t55P. n. NAL daily ioreepi Slndsn
us A. NJ ACCOMMODATION daily nE
SunfaFl

esp n. NAL daily ioreeYi Nln1an
US A. NJ ACCOMAODAF iyN daAy .eE.rr
Sunfan
100 A Il. RXPREsSd2Iy
SUNDAY .t,t D SODA flbN lrIu"nr E.
mond sod so0rHsiIo 4 ayes B. b., fr. -u 3
arrives ,.ijP
COSSECTfDNA
AtClnton Forgo NTH Cns.0yosks osi r.,
railway for the south. MesS a1i Nor ufs'.
~ Lynchbgr with Norfolk sol W ftnr.
Yogd for Oh points -oufh. southeast aui fIi..
west and Nirg ola Midland raIlsaf lol au
North aGi south.
A. Richmond with Asto-iaiNi Railway POI h.
points VA no south, ani ~ h-nDlf. Or Per lr
burg and Pot0 ma railroad iOr DO Aor,l.
AZ Lexington Win Bait moro AM ONO
roai. making cio-o coIuDrIous ~ 81"
Ferry 70 and from Pittsburgh AMI 60 as- &c.,
10 points NOTth and last.
Sissr,Ag-s,ar atfaoh.g q hisG hrprs's
sieepine-car, Iynchourgio Menphis >sr DID.
TrsiSs as mar1ei d.ng le1,sp. >.oir
daily
Tckrts sOld - an Do'ns. u,l'cs BOZ -fr
Main street iOc0 MRiB 9trn'' ans 10 if r5
ami Allegasny depot, Mghh end ,a..i -
JOIN H. Ma aDffJ
coll General faae' ns'f ARe
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FARMS


FARMS.
GLENARYON. a fine estate in Fluvanna
county, on James river aiXiy-ono miles above
Richmond, On tho Richmond and Allegheny
railroad. station "Boiwell's" on the land. Tho
farm comprises an area Of about 100 ACHES
about 800 acres Of whirn Is IN fine state OF culti-
WALTON, 20 acres Of which is the very best James
river lowCrounds, tho rest good upland ana
Timber. This farm g. healthy, being above al
malarial influence. ana having FINE 81 h
srAVTIAL OLD VIRGINIA MANSION OF
BRlCK. with good shade and ample out-Duild-
ipgs. c3mmanding hne view Of tho river and
valley. rendors it ono 81 the mos, valuable es-
tatcs in Virginia. both for residence and farm
purposes, being only a few hours ride to Rich
mond THIS place having been for years under
Che personal supervision and management OF
tho iaio Mr. Franklin siearns has been brought
up to is present value.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-18
.UCr,on sAas.-vusurs ns,s.
by james b. Elan,
and
II. seldom Taylor.
Real Estate Auctionoers.

DUBLIC SALE
BY ORDER OF THE COURT
or THE
LARGE AND VERY VALUABLE
xvvsr. BRoAp-sTRgEr CORNER PROPERTY
AT THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF BROAD AND
HENRY STREETS,
ASD tbs
DESIRABLE Two-ST0RY BRICK TENEMENT
DWELLING AND LOT No. IS,
ON THR WEST SIDE OF BELyIDERk STREET,
BETWERN NJ AIN AND CARY STREETS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-18


In pursuance Of the decree OF October :, lS>a
I'm tho aboye-n named cause. the undersishel y
sr.cIat com N iss!oneIa will sell, BY pubic quo
ton, on tho premises, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER %, 1888.
a, tao p N the wEIL-KNowN AND VERY
VALUABLE PROPERTY az tho northeast cor,
ner OF broad aud horny streets. fronting 81 zig
feet on Broad street ani extending ohcS on
Henry street, ard within parallel lines l54 gig
feet. more or lees. 30 a vide paved alieyi INC
IMPROVEMENTS being 8 LARGE SuBSi Al.
TIAL BRICK SrOi,k at the corner on bIo5u
ar o. and FOUR FRAME TENEMENT DIV ILL
INGS In rear thereof. -. =.
TINS PRgPERTY will be sold either as
whole or ia two separate parcels Of II yl- anu ~
feat respretively, % shall be deemed best az inc
time Of sale Tho ground Is vel suited 20 a
block u four large stores. and IN no iocaity III
The city has property increased 80 rApluIy IN
value or offers such inducement 70 Spe-u W,
or permanent investment as on west bioad
street
AND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER,
cav. about 500 o'clock. the TWO-ST0Ri BRICK
DWELLING AND LOT No. 10. Gu the west SIDE
Of Eelyi1ece street between main anu taiy
streets, containing about i've rooms, win lou
fronting aboin 27S feet, and running back De-
tween parallel lines about lHk ioet
TERMS. One third Ia cash; the balance In equal
iustalments by negotiable notes at six ana
Twelve and eighteen months. with interest added,
rud utis 20 o. retained until mo purchaso
money has baen fully paid and conveyance
ordered by the Court PRESTON COOKE,
F. H. MCGUIRE.
Special Commissioners.
j. B. ELAN and II. SELDOM TAYLOR, Auction
GERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-18

offer for sale on reasonable terms the follow
inc list Of REAL ESTATE. which includes some
Of the most desirable and valuable property
In Yirgiuia-yIz:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-02
WHERE THE MONEY GOES.
Six Thousand Miles Added to the Rail
way System Since Last January,
STONE TAKES A WALK
E. P. Ripley Appointed General Man
ager Of the Chicago, Burlington {
Quincy.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-The next issue of
the Railway Age will.contain:the follow
ing "Few people have had any correct
idea Of the amount of railway cOnstruc-
ton which has been in progress in the
United States during the present year.
The impression which:widely obtained
at the commencement of the year that
railway extension had been practically
suspended and that 1888 would show
very little addition of railway track
seems to have continued, although the
statement published in this journal for
the first six months showed that nearly
1000 miles of track had been laid.
The fact that the great companies
which added thousands of miles of new
road in 1887 practically ceased con-
Struction at the end OF that year, for the
time being seemed to warrant the i'm
preston that railway building had
practically come to Standstill. But
while few of the principal companies
have been doing much new building,
still work has been quietly in progress
on hundreds of short lines all over the
land, and already new track has been
laid this year in every one of the forty
seven states and territories with three
exceptions. OF Rhode Island, Utah and
Nevada, and almost 5000 miles of main
line have been added to the railway
system of the country since the LIST of
January last.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-02
1T WILL BE a SCREAMER.
Olmsted Democrats to Have a
Great Parade.
Special TO the Globe.

Special TO the GLOBE.
ROCHESTER, Nov. Next Saturday
evening is the date of the grandest
Democratic rally ever known in the his
tory of the First district, which will be
held in Rochester. The Democratic club
of Olmsted county have made the most
strenuous efforts to have everything on
a grand scale. and weather permitting
the eyes of the Republicans will be
opened as to the number and enthusiasm
OF the Democrats in Olmsted county.
Special trains are TO be run from all
points on the Chicago & Northwestern,
and the executive committee has re-
ceived assurance that over 1000
people will be present from outsiue
points, and each come armed with a
torch. Eight bands will be present, not
the least of which is the Gate City
band. of Winona. The business houses
of the city are TO be beautifully illumin-
ated. and over 1000 pieces of fireworks
will be burned along the lie of march.
The cause of this demonstration is the
presence in the city of Hon. Thomas
Wilson. Speaking will take place in
three halls, aud there will be overflow
meetings in the open air. The follow
ing prominent speakers will be present:
DIR. A. A. Ames, Hon. John w. Willis,
Hon. Howard l.. Smith, of Wisconsin;
Senator n. Castle, Hon. Dan. w. Law
Ter, Hon. John Ludwig and others.
Five thousand torches are now in the
city and forty fiambeauX, and every
person present will be supplied with
one OF the other, at no expense. The
Republicans have circulated the story
that each man will be expected to pay
for his torch. but it is campaign lie.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-02
HIGBIE is HOT.
The Latest DesertiOn From the
Sinking Ship in the HaWkeye

The Latest DeSertiOn From the
Sinking Ship in the Hawkeye
State.
Special TO the Globe.
Dies MONIES, To-, Nov. Col. George
II. Higbe is veteran soldier and
head of the great Murray Iron
works, OF Burlington. has published
a card declaring his purpose to sup
port the Democratic national, con-
gressional and state tickets. He eN-
pressly states that he is disciple of
Gen. Grimes, and that his party has
lett him and not he the party. His let
ter has produced asensatiOn in Burling-
ton and the Republicans are dumb
founded. following, as it does, the de-
SertiOns of such men as Thompson Nc
Gosh. of the McCosh Iron and Steel
works: Gen. Glasgow, Capt. j. {. Nc
Kell, Charles Starker and many other
former leading Republicans of this city.
Joseph Turner. mayor of Wiota. pre-
sided at the Democratic caucus in WiOta
last night. In taking the chair he
said: This is the first Democratic
caucus | ever attended. but l
hope it will not be the last" E. Nj.
Brooks. also formerly Republican,
gave his reasons for leaving the Repub-
Iican party, and then Father Brooks,
gray-haired veteran, was called upon.
He hesitated at first, but finally arose
and said: Il cast my first vote for Gen.
Harrison. When the Wing party died
| voted the Republican ticket until now.
but it is not the Republican party of
Abraham Lincoln this year. If the
Lord spares me. | expect to vote the
Democratic ticket" Tremendous cheers
followed this announcement.