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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04

county, NO Will SUI ~ hNtlvL vh AAtp
WEDNESDAY. JUNK Il. 1889.
p. IL O'Clock H.. the VALUABLE AID BEAU
TIFiI JAdES-ntNER FARM known rs MT.
WARREN containing q bout 9Ji ACRES. divided
into seven fields. besides several grazing lots,
and having IN every held aud lot a stream OF
running water. thus giving 10 the place great
value a. p stock farm. Tho lands have south
ern exposure aud are admirably adapted 70 tho
growth az wheat. corn tobacco. tho grasses, DC.
In the terraref garden are nearly all VI the
small fruits and hne asparagus heds.
Tho DW ELLiNG IL cOmmodious one, with
twelve or fourteen rooms. besides halls, sc. IA
Covered with slate, has three broad porche@, and
j. attrlctiYciy situated IN large grove OF OAKS,
and from the house are enchanting views or ITO
mountains including ne PEAKS Of Otter on the
one side ana OF the James River Valley on the
oiher Warren station, % the Richmond aud
Allegheny railroad. is Dut low hundred yards
from the dwelling.
Altogether this is n valuable, attractive. and
fertile estate. calculated 10 meet the wants Of 3
gentleman az means, as IL combines 81 that Is
most desirable IN country home, or II would
prove a paying Investment 10 good farmer
Looking Tor pro.it. The place h located IN The
midst u a refined aud cultivated community
with schools, Churches, postor1ce, &C., COD
yeEiept.
TEEps: Cash suficleut 10 pay any delinquent
taxes that may DO due and the cost OF sale. and
10 discharge ceTtain Of the debts secured,
amounting 10 tl4.9g509, and tue residue at one,
two. aud three years, for notes, with interest
added. and secured by dssd o. trust
H. 4. ". DUKE.
Trustee In frst deed;
GEORGE PERKINS.
Trustee In second and third deeds;
THOMAS :. MARTIN,
Trustee in fourth deed;
j. ". ANDERSON,
Trustee IN rfth deed;
y. ". BOWIE,
sp g7-eod Trustee in sixth deed.
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PEYTON RANDOLPH. General Maeagsr
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
" WAY COMPANY.

sCHEDuLg IN EFFECT MAY ? lssa
IEAyg kiCHHJND.
s.45 A. n, for Negporf News on p0i1t. AMI
Norfolk daily. Pullman Palace Car
Richmond "a Ola Point
fi.O5 A. u Through Mall Tor Cincinnati ani
Louisville. Daily, Norfolk to clifton
Forge; daily except sunday. clifton
Forge 20 Cincinnati. sold train %
Cincinnati. Pullman Buffet sleep
mg-CAr Charlottesville 10 Cinein-
sop. N. through Mail daily for Nswpon
News. Oli Point and Norfolk.
COP. N. Gofdonsyils Acc0mmOcsg alton, dsly
except sunday.
go P. VI. Fast Express for Cincinnau ani
Louisville. Daily. Connects in te.-
frsl UnOR-statiOn, Cincinnati, for 1
West aud Northwest, and in -i 70
Station, Louisville. for Ncsr OIL
Southwest Pullman Bursf Sic. pIr 5.
Cars 20 Cincinnati and LouisYll-.
AERIyE AT RICHMOND.
eco A N. from Gorionsulle daily except >-''
day.
i0:5s A. NJ. IRON Norfolk ani OH Point ta y.
SIS p. n. from Cincinnati sRi LOUISVILLE .f|J
except sunday west ~ CLIFTON t9-sr
daily. east of Clifton forge.
COP N. from Norfolk an1 GA fOil d =
Pullman buA9t slcollls-,4f 81
Point 20 Cincinlat.
G00P. N. from Cincinnati and Louisville III. p
station; Broad street. ueag SeYonteol D.
Ticket Orices. Corner Ieuta aot ta.l 81
Railway station. II. W. FJLLtl
GeaerAl Passenger Age.A
1T. HARAHlS. General Manager '-'
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H4ILROAD LINES.


NOS. ami run daily hetseon Ki.hnr-t..t
Clifton FORGE AMI daily except aunIay ls.r,.'
Balcony FAILS aud Lexington.
ARRIVE RICHMOND
4s5 p. ". NAIL daily.
Si5 A. ST. ACCOMMODATION daily .r,,s
sundsy.
CONN % IlONl
Al Clifton Forge with ChessDatfs asfy...
railway Tor tho South West. All sor.nrss.
Az Lynch burg wi,h Norfolk AMI Ws.fsr4-t.
road for al points South. .0I'hsa-t anf ....,
west, AMI virginia Midlaal fauaay f0rsIp Il.
North and South.
A. Richmond with AssOci1tsi HaHways ..-,t
points IN the south. anl kr.molI. Frs Isr.. Ia.
burg and P0romas railroad Z, b tAs N0-tl.
At Lexington win Baltimore aai o.1 -..
Ioai, making cle@s COME t0ns a. N.rgs.f
Ferry 70 ana from Pittsburgh auI TAO Wr.L Al.
0p0lns Norm aGd Lxt'.
slesping-cals LynchourZ D Mompab 10y
Orleans, and liitie ROcE.
Trains marked e daily mE'9qi Sle.ar
daily.
Ticsets soli 20 al points o~.s, e ..s
Main street. 1000 Nan stresf. eat ~
and Allegheny depot. Eir.'n a.! coma.
noel Senc'si Pssoase- he..-
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RALk0ip.-. ...
commencing APRIL -, iNJ eastern ..l.....
IN 4. ". leaves Byri-s'rsst station s.-
STOPS only a. Ashland. auu.
iori. and Fc.drlek.u4.r.
% Wash.ngi1g api New or.
ii.07 A. NJ leaves Bvrl-ruse- s.lU0n .t..r r
cept sunday. lar0r Gag 10 hls
ton.
e:25 P. NJ. leaves Byri-suse, station 4a.r
sleeper COB sew leit.
$50 A. VI. arrives a. Byri street station .a.r.
sleeper from New s 0rs.
&ss P. N. arrives az By-i-s,rrs. station t,.r.
stops ~ lreter rksb.rr
Junction. ard A .hIaaI el.rl 4
Warrington n uI Now N.|H
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Train No % connects daily a.; keysv.ls fr
Chase City. Clarksyile, oxford. Durham. Hon
derson. aud Raleigh. Connects daily a. Greens
boro' FOR Durham, Raleigh. Salem. snd W .nstlu,
and all points on North Carolina Division. a.
Salisbury for Aaheviis. Hot SPRING. and 81
poInis 10 Western N0r.h Carolina, sld A. Ctar-
lotie for Charlotte. Columbia aud Augusta rail-
road
Train No. - ccnnect, daily A. Greensboro Pc
Salem. Winston, kAeigh. 00'i5borp'. Bnt More
head City. az salisbury for Asheriie. Nos
Springs. ans a points Western North Caro-
lna' a. Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia Al
Augusta railroad Tor Coiumbla. Augusta AIKEN,
Charleston. Savannah. Ih0mAsyiie. GA. jan
scnyflle. ana other FLORIDA points. aiss. n.'4
Carolina Central railroad for hilml ngton
TrEins from the South arrive az kichmonfhA
A. n. aud 800 r. ".
fAMELfA COURTHOUSE TRAIN
Leave Richmond ........... .....-......o0Q =. NJ.
Arrive Richmond. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A. NJ.
tCLOYER ACCOhMODATlON
LeaVe RNrhmoni .................-......bi5 A. ut.
Arrive Manchester. ........-... ~ p 'L
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WANTED, A COW, FRESH AND
w GENTLE State age Of COW and ago Of
calf also the quantity Of milk she givc8 per day,
Of what stock sh0 ls. aud fuo lowest cash price
for her. Adde'S w. =. 6l7 west Broad street,
Richmond. "a. my sit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04

WANTED. PURCHASERS FOR
w SEASONED PINE AND OAK WOOD. 7
have large supply on hand at tho cheapest
rates. W. :. PiLCHEk, Agent,
Elhs Coa-Yard. Broad ana Pine s.roet
Phone 80 my Alt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04

KEAL EsrATE ar PRIVATE sALs.
ITO TRADE FOR RICHMOND&a
L RESIDENCE or FARM near the city the si-h
EQUITY IN AN ELEGANT BROOKLYN
BRowSsToNR DWELLING mortgAged at
5000. Price sis.oO0 Address
II. F. sHELLHAss,
III Broadway,
nv 4-it' New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04
ROBERT WILLIAM

Among those who attended the trial OF
Harriss was 4 young negro Who seemed TO
be deeply absorbed In the history Of that
crime. THIS mans name was Robert Will
liams, and few weeks later he WAS ar
raigned for trial In toe same court. charged
with q murder s. brutal and premeditated as
that OF which Hsrrlss was accused. VIII
lfams bad always been Of wayward dispo-
sitieu, aud when quite young he ran away
from bis mother, who lived IN Petersburg.
He was a stout fellow, exceedingly well
srown for bis age, which. as has been stated,
was about nineteen years. lie hsd been
living Ia the county little more than year
with his uncle. worthy colored preacher,
the Rev. William Royals, who owned = small
store. ROYALS bad IA his employment q ne
gro named Emerson Mason. n Trustworthy
mad, who attended 10 his business during
his sbsence on preaching tour. williams
was dvcharged by his uncle because Of bis
worthhssness, aud unTeasonably enough be
developed great hatred OF Nilsson, and moro
than once be was heard to say that II she
could not remain at isoyAls's house neither
should Mason, even Il he had 70 kill the
latter"
II IL plain that jealousy prompted him 10
take Msson's life. This he did some time on
the night OF February pod. The weapon he
used was an axe, the Sane instrument which
had been employed by Harris. II was shown
that be crept into Nelson's room while the
latter wss in bed, and dealt him several
murderous blows on The head. The crime
committed, be attempted 10 escape, but was
tracked by bis footprints ia the snow and
arrested. His trial followed soon after the
murder was committed and tue verdict OF
the jury Was murder In the FIRST degree.
Williams, according 10 the officers OF the
jail. was the most desperate prisoner ever
confined within the walls OF that institution.
He was Involved ia more than one effort TO
escape, one Of which WAS nearly successful,
and might have resulted In the death Of every
other person confined 10 the jail. lie pro.
fsssed himself perfectly willing to be hang.
%. ana said that bis only purpose Ia trying
10 break jail was 10 KIN Two OF Tie witnesses
who bad testified against him at the trial.
He chsrished to the last bitter hstred OF
these two persons. He wac brutal, dan
gerous man. 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04

In execution Of n certain deed OF trust TO the
undersigned trustee. dated the 2oth OF FEBRUARY,
1859, and OF record Ia Doed-Boos l5I Y, page
~ Richmond Chnncory Court. shall sell by
public auction. on the premises, on
FRIDAY. MAY 10. 1850,
Ats O'Clock p ~. tho REAL ESTATE described
IN said decd. IL being tho wel-located aud yalu-
npie CORNER LOT situated Gs above stated,
he1ting 60 feet on Seventh street Tor Osborne
tgifGpike), and extending back TO tho limo Of the
property OF Robert Kerse. trustee, and bounded
on tho west by Orleans street.
TERMS: Cash. IA 10 the expenses OF salo,
and the sum Of $500, with interest on fg3t4j
from March %. 1889, and on f2G555 from April
90 1899 and tho residue upon such terms as shall
10 announced at time Of salo.
w. W. COSBY, JR., Trustee.
j. u. ELAN. Auctionser my4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04

WANTED. AGENTS TO SELL
w the PINLESS CLOTHES LINE. The only
line ever invented that holds clothes without
pins A perfect success. Patent recently is
sued. Sold only BY agent % whom the exclusive
right ia given. On receipt Of SOC. We will send
sample line by nNil: also, circulars, price-llst,
and terms 20 agenta secure your territory al once.
Address WORCESTER Pf&LE>S CLOTHES
Line COMPANY, IL Hermon street, Worcester,
Mass my 4-eO1Gt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04

XNANTED.-A YOUNG MAN OUT
w OF employment desires a SITUATION
Would like q position as CLERK or collector. Good
references given. Address L. X, Dapaich ofice.
my A-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04
BY James g. Elan,
Real Estaie Agent AMI Auctionser,
lilS Main street.
TWO DESIRABLE TWO-STORY
Il FRAME DWELLINGS,
nos. 1919 AND 1921 ST. JOHN STREET,
AND
TWO VALUABLE VACANT LOTS ON HILL
STREET,
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
ON MONDAY NEXT. NAY @. 1899,

or MONDAY NEXT, NAY Q. 1899,
at 5tr o'clock p. n ~ tho request Of tho owner.
shall sell by public auction, on tho premises, the
TWO TWO-SrOBY FRAMED DIV ELLINGS Nos.
1919 and 1871 81. John street east side. between
Federal aad Charity streets, containing four
rooms each. city water and culYerts. with lots
about 2Dzll7 feet each, and al o. IN rear about
sixteen feet wide. nov under good rental, aud Of
tho character and location from which the largest
returns arc ObtBllel.
And immediately thereafter TWO VALUABLE
VACANT LOTS on the north side Of Hin street
between Frat AMI Second streets, fronting TO
gether about 3JXsJ feet ca D. aud usine part OF
tho ground which IL expected 10 DO tho Jackson
Ward PARK.
1gRBs: one third cash; balance al six and
twoive months. by negOuablO notes, with inte-
rect aided, aud secured b. DEED Of trust
myI j. d. ELAN, Auction eer
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE

RICHMOND AND DANNiLC RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST hDlll r.. q
AND sol Invest.
PULLMAN 5LEEi Ei,8 o. ALL N'sIt
TRAINS.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ..:,,.,.

NIIkUINIA STEAMBOAT A.c-.il1ag.
' COMPANY, fer Norfolk Ports k.ESz9.5eS.
mouth. Newport News. Claremone ana James
river landings direct, by elegant sSlooe-steamer
ARIEL, leaving Richmond EVERY MONDAY.
ears connect.
Connections ~ Newport News for Old Point
and Smithnsld. and AZ Norfolk closely win ali
lines for northern cities same afternoon James
river By daylight Great tourist line. Cheapest
route.
Through tickets on steamer and a. CAREERS
Agency 1000 Main street Baggage checked
through State-rooms engaged icr day OF night
mouth, Old Point wayerly. Hcksford, Va, and
all points ia Eastera North Carolina. Esstera
NiIgiaia, and all regular landings on me Jaiass
through bills issued
LuCIES h. rATUM. vice-PrssidenI
No iii7 Main street and RocksttA
nvM wEIsIeSx. Freight and Passenger Axsuk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04
By Quarles q McCurdy
Real Estate Auctioneers,
1872 Main street
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF Tus
BEST PIECE OF WEST-MAIN-STREET REAL
ESTATE ~ THE CITY.
AT
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MAIN AND BEL
yIDERE STREETS,
OPPOSITE MONROE PARK.
Walker, &C., In tho Chencery Court OF
a. the city o. kirhmond-De-
Walker and Others cree Of April -. ISsa.

Walker and others. cree Of April -, lssq.
In execution o. the Aforementioned decree
the undersigned. appointed special commits
siouer thereby, will offer for sale, upon the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY THg SrH DAY or NAY, 1850.
at 8 p. NJ, the above mentioned TRULY DEsl-
kABLE REAL ESTATE. The lot has q front
on Main street OF a feet, more or los and runs
back IS leet 20 q l0-f0ot alley
Nv better Investment can possibly be made
than the above. H. location makes 10 especially
desirable fer business purposes, Or, il desired,
certainly there is DO better location for resi-
deuces. The Improvements on the TOT consist OIL
largo brick dwelling. yielding fair rental.
1ERMs: One fourth cash; lie residue al SIX,
tWeive, and eighteen months. the purchaser
being required % give neg liable nOtos with IN
terest aided and tue uds retained until the
whole purchase-fnOney 90 paid sni convey
ance ordered by tho Court or The whole amount
may be paid in cash II tne purchaser 30 elects.
EUGENE G. HAs-lE,
Special COmmi 5siOu0r.
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.anx.-yssass nays.
AUCTION sALxs-yususs psys.
By n. W. Bovc.
Real Estate Auctionecr.
A FIRST-CLASS FLOYD-STREET
IN CORNER REslDEECE.
THREE STORIES, EXTRA DEEP LOT. FINE
sHADE-TREEs. &C..
Az AUCTION
on LONG CREDITS.

will sell NJ auction. on tho promises. on
WEDNESDAY. MAY s. 1889.
az O'CLOCK r. ". tho large but compact and
v,elI-arrapged THREE-STOHY DWELLING at
tho sogtheast corner OF FLOYD aud Linden
stress. with fino double parlors, dinlng,room,
conservatory, pantry, siore-room, and kitchcn
on lrst noor aud three large chambers. with
closets and dressing-room. besides two ser
yant3 rooms heated by hot air from the range.
on second roor and two largo chambers aud a
dressms-room on third foor. All the parors aod
chainbers have slate maniels, and inc gas-iix-
tures--ard, indeed, all the sppurtenances--
arc Of tho very best and In perfect order. In
tho cellar the laundry, with hot aud cold
water, the furnace. which heats tho house. aud
ample cOal-bins-
The lot fronts s0xi99 feet. and Is set with alsrge
variety OF choice rose-Oushes and enrnbbsry.
aud ia front aud on ths side street is n full
complement OF very handsome shado-iree%
This is q most excellent house. Tn an attrac-
tive location. whore mare substantial Improve
menta ara going up than anywhere else In the
clty-sncn m DrOyemenfs as must bring choce
class of neigh bors-snd whore property Is daily
growing IN value | am proud Of tho oppor-
tunlty Of selling such house, and wish you
would. II you desire 70 own good thing, call
and let me show IL 30 yOq.
TERMS: one fourth cash: balance at one. two,
three, four ana FIVE years for notes. with into
rest added, and properly secured.
" W. BOWIE.
luefiouaar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04

WALKER, WHO SUBS, &C. PLAINTIFF. AGATNsr
WAIVER AsD AIS, DEFhNDANfs-lS rus
CnANCERY COURT OF THE CITY Or RICHMOND.
J. Charles ". GoIdin. clerk q said court,
certify that the bond required Of tho special
commissioner by tho decree IN SAID cause Of
Arrt % lssG, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 2J,h day OF April,
1859.
AZ % CHARLES W. G0DDlN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04

WANTED, LADIES AND GEN.
w TLESEN 70 know that e. expert short
hand md type writer has just Oesn secured sc
suithdeal Bushes College, lli3 Main street.
Eichmond. Va ~and for Testimonials showing
tho OK olsnt quDiil -ationa Of tie teicner Spe-
cial classes IN writing aud bookkeeping.
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FnK KNHr

TOR RENT, STORE AND z
between Eighth ana Ninth. Apply 10
II. SKLDOS TAYLOR.
my 9-et Real Estate Agent and Auctlonecr.
TOR RENT, DWELLING No. e..
L 400 Craze street. between Monroe and "a
Henry, containing Fix rooms.
HSELDON TAYLOR.
my 3-3t Real Estate Agent and Au:iiouecr.
TOR RENT, DESIRABLE BRlCKf5
j. DWELLING No 9l9 Main street. be- "a
tween Cherry and Linden, containing nix rooms,
Ali in nice order u. sELUO% IAi LOf,
my 33t K0sl Estate Agent and Auctionoor.
TOR RENT, NICE TWO-STORYT3
Il BRICK DWELLING No. 6)5 Fourth ia
street. Just beyond Leigh. ntaiuing Elk rooms
ana in good order. ii. SELDOM TAYLOR,
my l-ir corner Eleventh and Bank sueeia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04

TMMEDIATELY AFTER THE
J ABOVE we viii ofor for sale that NALt =
BILE LOT WITH FRAME DIV SLING. 40. 6lI
Main street. between Pine and Belyldere streets.
Lot z6x95 feet 20 an alley
my4 QUARLEs & NcCURDY.
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BY y. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Aucticneer,
Richmond, Va
TRUSTEES' SALE
OLA
MAGNIFICENT JAMESRIvRR ESTATE,
ALBEMARLE COUNTY,
RIGHT AT A RAILROAD STATION,
BY AUCTION.

By virtue and in Fart execution Of six several
deeds OF trust from John = Coles TO the under
signed, a trustoes aud duly recorded In tho
clerks oflice Of The County Court OF Aioemarle
county, wo will sell by auction, on the premises,
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old DOMINION STEAM ia
~ SHIP COMPANY. AkA


Nam street: Chesapeake aud ohio anu kich-
mond aud Petersburg dspots, aud 81 companys
Offices, 1901 Main street, and wharf, Rockets.
Freight forwarded and through bills OF lading
Issued for points beyond New YORK.
Freight received daily Until hour OF sailing
Passengers leaving Richmond en- AoNDAYS
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS by tho Chesapeake aud Onto rail-
way (UiG Newport Ssws) % S.45 A. 81. aud oy
Richmond and Petersburg railroad tszme days.
a, $3.50 A. NJ, will make connection ~ NOR
FOLK with steamer leaving those days
GEORGE W. ALLEN 8 CO.. Agents,
30. 1901 Main street. aud
anal COMPANY . WHAT. NOcx efla
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AucrroN sALss--rutsr. pays.
ByJames y. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
iii3 Main street

U,RUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF A
j. VALUABLE LOT IN "PoRT MAYO"
CORNER SEVENTH AND ORLEANS STRBErs.
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A TLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TlME-TABLE.
Commanding SUNDAY. May = is,9, q.
b., trains on this rosi Will ran a. follows.
TRAINS SOU INWARD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04

WANTED, A FURNISHED ROOM
w WITH BOARD in private family for gem
temnn and wife. Northeastern part OF city pro-
ferred- address CO. care OF Carrier No. ~.
my 3-2ls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-04

DAILY. daily except SUNDAY.
NOS Is and oS viii run - sunday aoce DO No
ton tfnins each sunday.

DAILY. FDaliy except SUNDAY. d.
Nos. Is and c0 Will run - sunday Aoce %
ton treins each sunday.
STOpPINts-pLsCES
nos. "a apl q make no s,ops 40 - ''f
sig1al ~ Cenirslia. 30. = s.ops Only 'A
&c chester. CeuWsus. aao aalcafstr.
s'Ons OF siepai =. ali regular s'a'i.a- pa,
stops ga ~ aal A. an regular Stations So
al Temples ana Port NaliBah Noh l'. " ~
80, 81, AMI IS Will sop e. all stations le.
gers .......
PULLMAN.CAR sEaNicE
ca Trains Nos. a ami % slsepius.cafs II
New YORK end Tsnpi. 80. CO. cas- - 80
On Trains Nos. "a ANA = sioeI ias-,a.s n, :
Washington ana 1harlesion, o. ZEN "a.
sleeplng-cars between New fors al -..,e,..-a
vile. On Irain No - sieoyias-eef so'''
Washington aud Savannah. 49,. ,.,pg,rN
ThE ONLY ALL~RAlL LiNE TO NuhsN
Richmond ssaA AN. Norfolk. rs 7. n ~
Rchmona' .s6.0lf A. Norfolk .... y =
Nerfoik -. $50 A. n. R.chmonG IL. ; NJ
Norfolk .......I00 Z. N. kichmoDc. I. /. ~
These iralos 10 mako close confsSl'. 80.
Fsrmyille LYnch 50lls. aud soaihNe't. s, -.
ana all =, gtlons On tho NcrieiS AMI J, 81 ,,t
road. X. a. - LII, S1pet.n.,s 49,
n 4. Ia AykGs. General s0perintonles-,
TN. ExERsoS. General Passenger Assee
SOL HAAS. Tgaiac Manager.
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WANTED, TO RENT AN ELE-
w CANT FLAT Of ihreo rooms, kitchen.
store room, and pantry mot and cold Ea;er), SER
wants room, all on the first fioor. ia tho most
desirable part OF the city. 20 party without
children. Terms. as per month Address C.,
care on Dispdfch. my 1855
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so ct.ArNogrS roR THE BODIES.

Strange TO say there were no claimants
for the bodies OF these murderers. The
Sheriff applied to their relatives and friends
20 take charge Of the bodies after the execus
ton, but none Of them responded. In ac-
cordance with the provisions OF the law IN
such cases the Sheriff then wrote to the au-
thoritie. OF the Medical College OF Virginia
and OF the University, but they replied that
IL was too late in the season and they could
not take them.
The mother OF Robert Williams lives in
Richmond.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-26
TO KEEP UP PRICES.
The Retail Grocers Will Not Cut
the Price on Flour.

The Retail Grocers Will Not Cut
the Price on Flour.
About forty retail grocers and repre-
sentatives of the flour mills met in
market hall last evening to consider a
plan by which the threatened cut in the
price of flour might be avoided. B. r.
Baine was selected as chairman of
the meeting and W. w. Ford Off
ciated as secretary. 1t was stated
that the Holly mill, which manufact-
ures the ''GOld Dust" brand of flour had
cpt the price of flour 10 cents sack.
and that the CrOcker-FiSk mill had al
ready met the cut. The grocers were
afraid that if there was general slash
ing of prices by the mills they would be
forced to reduce their price so that the
present profit would be greatly dimin-
ished. About four years ago there was
no uniformity in prices. and many of
the grOcerS were compelled to sell flour
at a loss. The milers had no uniform
prices at that time, but grOcers' aSsO-
citation was formed, which waited on
the manufacturers. and it was agreed
that the mills should invoice the flour
at the price per sack it was to
be retailed. On this price a dis
count of % cents was allowed with
5 cents added for cash. All the mills
but the Holly mill entered the combine.
1t was further agreed that in case any
retailer sold below these prices no more
-four should be sold to him. After con-
siderable discussion the following reso-
luton was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the Retail GrOcers' Assoei-
alton of Minneapolis stand by the agreement
they made with the millers four years ago,
and will refuse to handle any milier's flour
who tries to introduce il by cutting under the
regular price.
The meeting adjourned to meet again
at the call of the chair.