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not begun TO take any prisoners In this
war, and that he should have adopted
this plnn distinctly IN he ts,fsrcS Of hifssesi-
~. Becfuse he felt sure the war would
have been thus ended wish far less e1usion
of blood. He added that this could not be,
like other diplomatic wars, struggle for a
boundary or a province, but for our PEG;
ple. a sir-agole fo,. life md deaib. and IL would
have been best for the people 10 have ITS
true character unnasked to them from the
frat. This war, before its end, viii GER
tainly disclose it's piratical character.
Thus Mr.. Lincoln is reported as now
declaring that il is not war of aboli-
ton. But whether he knows it or not, 1t
is surely destined 20 become such. hen
they will proceed 10 arm our own slaves
against us. Then, said he, when these out
RACES are perpctratod of course 1t VIII DC
absurd and impossible for us 10 treat That
war as civilized war. TO do SO Will beper-
dition 10 our cause. IL VIII be the pracu-
cal admission of claims dauinable 70 our
pretensions of right and riinous 10 the mo-
rqe and self-rcvspoct of our people. Thus,
before this war is ended, Mr.. Davis rs going
to find himself in this dilemma. The enc
NV Will adopt means such that he VIII be
Obliged 70 meet them with extensive bloody
retahations or be ruined. But then these
enemies will have in their hands. II
may be. thousands of Our friends.
40 that il will be attended with the
fearful consequence of thereby cons:gnlne
our soldiers 10 massacre. Now, be added,
forcseeiug these things, / would have adj
viSed taking 80 prisoners, and teslchln@ our
volunteers at the outset that when they
went into action II must Dc victory or
death literally fU them, ~ IT ~ gong 10 be
for their country. Since the kdIninistra-
ton had adopted other ideas he obeyed;
lie had all along been rs careful and
scrnpulous to preserve the lives and health
of his prisoners Is Nh. Davis himself could
have been.
Snch were unqucsti0u.bly General Jack
sons thoughts 40 That time. How prophc-
tic thew were any wcll-ufermed man must
Judge for himself K l.. DABNEY,
Professor of Philosophy,
University of Texas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22
Money Versus Health.
For the Digpatch.l

Rv the sick and grief-stncken this ques-
tion finds prompt solution. Money may
secure for . season 10y luxurious living en-
iovments with a probable sequel of disease,
but heath TO the individual and community
IS earth's greatest blessing. kicbes Win,
ont health or health without riches should
furnish no doubtful dispUtatlOns. When
II is manifest that health of the individual
and of q city VIII insure the posi- blhty of
securing wealth. there should be thc great
est care used 10 guard and preserve the
former.
Tho recent acti ion of the CITY committees
Cor the removal of the smallpox dead
shows that the above views are not OF nm
verssl appicatoD-lf not TO themselves
certainly not TO the community they are
called upon to represent. -,
The President of our Board Of Health
and the Chairman OF tho Committee on
Health are to be congratulated for the po-
sltlon they took IN opposing the dlsihter
ment of the smallpox dead, which may
cost our cltv the loss OF many hvcs, be-
SIDES thousands Of dollars by the interrupt
ton 70 trade.
Though these CITY officials were sustained
IN their sction by the U0r poSttUe opinion
Of SUrgeou-Gcoeral Hamilton as well rs by
the views OF boards of health elsewhere,
and also by the opinions OF probable risks
EXPRESSED by others. yet tine vote showed
with o solitary exception that our city IS TO
hS exposed to the risk OF having a VISTA
ton Of smallpox evan from the dead. 1t
is likely that the same committee would
vote 500 900 for quarantine purposes II the
dread disease were ia ueigAbonng city.
The intelligent physician knows that
~practlCal reason" cannot be gwen Tor
the COrtagion Of measles, scarletteyer,
and smallpox: but he can communicate
=, 40 ~
diseases. and how community may be
protected against an epidemic. ANY one
who wishes to enjoy immunity from small
pox 10y vaccination would not stop 10 en-
quIre whether the little operation Of In
serting the virus was a practical and not
4 Theoretical question TO be decided"
1t is reported that i,ce1EY-ons physicians
out Of one hundred and fUe licensed, as con-
tanned in the City Directory, responded to
give expert opinion 2ratultously on this
important ma r Of public health. seven
of this number gave positive Opinions OF
danger, and the other fourteen without
exception, reported danger unless proper
J7oecdi'lOnS were taken.
If there is no danger in the eXhuming Of
these small poX bodies why have plenty OF
people in the city who have had the disease
who can do the work of disinterment?"
II a vote Of thanks for attendance Is TO
be the only recognition OF medical opinion
there viii likely bc even smaller attend
ance at future meetings of medical experts.
In conclusion. we viii venture the Opin-
ion that a committee Of eight well-lnformcd
physicians receiving the same testimony as
was glven before the city committees last
Monday would have voted unanimously
against the removal Of the smallpox dead.
NJ. d..
who declined replying to the committees
invitation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22
rVHE SAVINGS BANK OF RICH
AOSD.
CAPITAL. Sl00,O30,

1, now ready for business in the building Of the
,4ronal Bank OF Virginia, corner Eleventh and
Main ktreet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT II.

j. ". McCARRlCk.
General Southern Agent once Rocket,4
W. 2. CLYDE & CO..
not General Agents Philadelphia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22
ESCAPED JAIL.
A CHESTERFIELD PRISONER CUTS HIS
WAY OUT.
Saving the Cer-window Bars--Scns On
60 the Grand Jury.
c.,r,,Dou,rpeo o, the Rra,.or,,, pi,p..ua.l

PETERSBURG. VA. June q, 1889.
Jasper Jackson, a negro VINO Is unaef m m
d,rtanent for iarceay, escaped from the jan
OF Chesterfield county last night by cut
ting through The bars of the cell window.
The fugitive is also wanted here Tor Iar-
oenv.
The Mayor this morning heard the evil
,;enc.A in the casa Of John r. Jones. who Is
CHANGED with felonious assault upon Mr.
James Ianier. The assault Is alleged to
have been committed with an iron weight
Thcaccusesi was sent on 10 be tried at the
July tcYm.of the Hastings Court, ana was
allowed bail in the sum of one thousand
dollars.
The police commission tins evening I'm
posed a fine of S1B each ON tour mehloGrs
Of thc4,clice corl,s for refusing 70 obey the
orders of a superior officer and suspended
another from duty for thIrsy days Tor
striking SAID officer. hoBiN ADhk'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Stock sales-Thc Young Mems Christian
Association.


fCorrespor3ence Of the Rich nond Dispatch.l
JUNE II. 1889.
Yesterday was regular monthly stock
sale hsrs. The weather was fair, and there
was a large uumberot people from tins ana
adjoining counties In town. great many
head of stock were brought IN, ana the
market was tolerably brisk and tmr prices
were paid. 1t has been proposed 10 estap-
lish a REGULAR horse market at this place.
AT this market horses not only IRON inns
SECTION but from al portions of tins and
Other States Will be offered fer sale. Such
a Inarket j. greatly Decoed here. ana can
be made a success 80
The sixth anniversary reception OF the
Young Mems Christian Association was
held In the halls of the association last
NIGHT. The evenings programme consisted
az vocal and instrumental music, decEnna-
lions. speeches. humorous readings, &c.
The ladies auxiliary furnished refresh
monts. which were greatly enjoyed. Inc
rooms were hacked 80 their utmost capacl-
~, and all prcSent seemed 10 nave spent
pleaslEst time.
The question Of erecting a large hotcl
Capahle Of accommodating from 100 70 100
persons is beng very much agltated here
bv some of our most prominent ana ehNeI-
prfsinC Businessmen.
The weather here for the past few days
has been very warm.
Miss Ruby GssuldIng. Of kcysVllie, va,
is visiting Miss Matte Payne. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22

cuEwsixe q ROSE, Auc,iopeera iols
DICHMOND BAZAAR. T.
Ia Nos l43s And 1910 FRASEIIE sTEEsr. -
Our regular sale will com nence

Our regular sale viii com nence
TO-DAY
., N O'clock when va viii Offer num ber %
FYCFTIENT HORSES Mi LIS, BUG6IES.
PuAETONS. and NAGOSS.
AT II OCLOC6
sor 10 SECONDHAND BUGGlEs las are. 10 oe
removed Immediately, $500.
I PfOODED RIDING ND DRIVING MARE
seven years Old. sound. gentle, and very
fast.
RipING MARE-thrso years old, with crc'i-
Iont Chits. has worked,
PAIR GOOD fAlM MtLES;
1 SECONDHAND PHAFrON. IN GOOD order;
/ GROCERs WAGON. Ia good order,
And oil otner stock registered 20 time.
to % T. i. CUON, salesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- and LADIES WHO WANT PROFITABLE
EMPLOYMENT viii call al Room H.. Godih
Hall. tEird noor. between tho hours Of $40 End
m A 81. Aul b % I L. NJ. 10 -2-lL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22
By T. G. Tin5ley & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
ii06 Man street.

UCTION SALE OF THE NEAT
n AND ATTRACTIVE FiYE-KOOm DWELL
ING-HOUsE No. 1924 MOORE S1RGEE.-Having
been instructed SO 70 DO by the owner, who IS
ANXIOUS TO sell, We Will oGer Tor sale by public
auction, on the promises, on
TUESDAY, JUNE p, 1889.
AZ 2 O'Clock =. d.. THAT TRULY DESIRABLE
AND tONNEEIESl FRAME DWELLING No.
1924 MOORE STREET Tho above house Is
dc scte Ell. aud has a large level lot with a well
on splendid water aud rs ia q nelghOOrhOod IN
which property IS enhancing II Ys!se very
rapidly.
This sale offers chance for some ono 10 -
cure good home at bargain Gnd on easy
terms. ~ 1t must be sold.
TEVNs: one third cash. balance IN six.
twelve, and eighteen months, for notes, with III
t-rest addcI, and secured b. trust deed, or more
accommodating terms may be arranged and an
nounced al sale. l. c. TINSLEI & CO..
1e 10 Aucu0neerJ.
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NAN, NJKrANAAU
.psllr - - -

NIWtFl Nff-E l. NAa"s
Nos a Ani .. make no stops NO -
sigma a. toltrelA so. t1 s'aps Hn.f
AZ Chester. tellgaitA aal IaA
Stops on slgusl A. AZ regular 90
Stops GA slsnal ~ ala reg.i.a sAf..' .
- Ismples snd P1rt Na.fla. H.t p.
49, g. -, anl - VII. stop a. al s.aii'u' .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22

BOARD OF DIRECTORS: George l. Christian,
W. K Qunrles. q. U. Owens, P. WhiuOck, II. The
odore El!yson, Hermann Schmidt h. l.. Trant,
w. fl. Zimmerman. Is. Alsop, u. O. Davis. II. b.
Talaferro. NJ. NJ. Gillian John Pope. F. Sitter
ding, John Ii. Dinneen. John W. Gordon. y. d.
Hsrgrove, II. Sel1on Taylor, Henry Bodeker. l..
b. Tatum. II. swineford, James Lyons, and G.
G. Valentine. ap 7-3m
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That Resorvoir-stroot S~trrh. Again.

who declined replying to the committed
invitation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22

GIRLS WANTED FOR OUR BIND
" EKY. Mons but experienced hands need
Apply JENKINS * WALIhALl,
io0k- 3 uIers
fe 2f-2t II north Twelfth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22

WANTED, AGENTS or EXPE-
w HENCE, 70 take orders In Virginia ani
Norm Carolina for "SkkSLs DISEASES OF
WOMEN" ono volume lurt published Also.
OTHER SUPERIOR BOOKS. state quail'A-
TONS d. APPLETON q CO., 81 sogenir street,
N a.hirgfnn u. 4. u .l-lL.
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PFRSGNAE.



VlO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Il TAKE NOTICE: That | have this day APP
pointed MT. L. IA. PETrlS my agent 70 carry on
the RETAIL GROCERY BUSINESS at 800 south
Laurel street. 70 buy aud sell for cash only.
10 I2-2w' A. A. TYLER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22

r-vuoo undersigned dated April
lin
NoI tBroads-c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22

rs A. VI. and go r. n IA y fTIHT I-----I-
200 A. n. aud - T.. A.. daily ;r1m ss-'..
zoo T. d. day except Sg44Ay frlll I.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22
RusINEss CHANCES.

NOR SALE, TWO WELL-ESTAB- -
4 LIsHED, PROFITABLE PROVISION ss
STORES. Good reasons for selling. Easy terms
The stores are located respectively a. 81 north
sixth street and 40 east Broad street 10 l94t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22

DOTLER CHEAP.-LARGE CAN
ID NfNG-HoUsE BOILER Ia good repair will
be sold ss low price 500 cssn. balance on time
70 suit purchaser.
FRANKLIN DAVIS 4 CO.,
my s9-W&Ss3tAwit kichmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22

on Train. Sos. Itani - siocpin. i.s te.H
New YORK suI Tampa tlA ...4 "a. Alt
On Trains Nos. q aul - sioeFflg-tNl1
Washington and Charleston. Ca l.hA
steeping-oars uetgoea Nog YORK a.
Vile ON Train 81. - siocpggtaf '.h
ashing 5Oa ali savannah.
TIE ONLY AL1-KAIL LINZ TO h
lEAyE AgNfH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22
:. ConsIstency. Don art a !ewel. .

Regarding the position OF gate-Sceper I
don't think Many Citizens would answer at
all thcway / understand him he would
think II a burden 10 receive the paw while
it would be nothing more than right for his
neighbOrs TO do the work.
Respectfully, &C., 4. J. BBOwN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22

OFFICE or CITY COLLECTOR
RICHMOND. VA. June !. 1854
Il To IAN-PAYERS.

OFFICE or CITY COILECT0R,l
RICHMOND. Va. June J. los4
NOTICE TO IAN-PAYEKS.
am now really % receive CITY TAXES FOR
THE YEAR 1855. II the whole or ono half Is not
pad Jy tho " Il us All per cont viii os
al ted, and ID remaining unpaid until ~tftEN-
BER I,r toe Collector Is required 70 collect the
same 49, tue Law directs
All males twenty -oue years u ace, aai all per-
sons 'rn4ie 0c female who own personal property
arc as.es-ei, AMI VIII piea>e call aud settle.
PAVING. PlpE. and SEW Ek-CONN ECItON
BILLS aro to be paid in the same manner as
taxes. aul ~ fne same time.
COPY fr0m oriilau.e. chapter u, section Z.
"lf al taxes WIN which any person or any 49,
tate OF "A lcceIeu. g., s--csae4 ue not paid potoro
the l-t day ~ september tho Collector -hall is
train. except who're one haf thereof has been
patI under ths tliri uCn. or * ept re same
10 suspended by order of tho Committee On
Finance. who shall report tho reason therefor -
tho next meeting ~ tho cry Council"
once opon from a. 4. % @ y. 81.
r. " CT NNlTGHAN.
fe Him Collector Of CITY Taxes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22
DissoLUTIoNs & pAErxEnsmIrs.

RICHMOND, VA, June 20, 1889.
VlHE FIRM OF HARRISON, GRANT
A q co. is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent PERCIVAL :. GRANT Withdrawing Tho
business will continue under the style Of J. w.
HARRISON 81 CO., who are authorized TO collect
all dsots due the old arm.
JOHN ". HARRISON,
10 2l-lw' PERCIYAL :. GRANT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ Road.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY g. iea
TWO DAILY TRkJNsTo N0RFOLA
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNcABJ 81

LEAVE RICHMONn
9,s0A. ". DAILY. rs k!chm0nl ali fe'-'
railroad Arrive a. ietors,i'
A. ~: arrive A. Noriok '
efO A NJ Daily, cta Ricnmoui Eni fr's'.
railroad Affiso ~ Peters.
AN Ne. leaves fetels
A. n. Tor farmgiiie. iyae hpt s. n
EOke. l-istOl. hlpKflle, go ~
pofu sSouth snd Wes-
THROUGH CAR I'D hAOfoa'
T-oDP N. DAILY, 80 hlcnmood AMI = .'.''
railroad. Arrive Potcrsparf
a. lesys Petersburg Ni0t IN
arriving N0rf9lA it0 T.. b. t-'
ar Rloamoai - Norfolk.
7.OP. N pally, "a klch mood sli fe.''
railroad. Arrive Al Peters
T. NJ, coanectug vita irA.l
leaving Petersburg 81 20 '
ksrmyula. LyR-ho4rt, lus ..t
eahonGas. BRISTOL haoKYl e.
noogA aud al poias se'
Wet .,t,r...t.
PULLMAN sLEEPlNG-CAR Accom- N--.'
rlONS s....
No. i-Sleeplag-car iFOm Peters0uis I q
without change, leauRs fetsrso0fs -.
7:5S 2. NJ, AID lyaSnb1fs ~ As-pA"
change ..tk.s.
No s-Lynchoarg 90 New orleanA al "
noAe 70 Chattanooga. without eaAAs@ ,..,..,
IicGets, bassage-ehecAA, Aai al is.'..-...-.
eaa % ebtaia0d al Richmond AMI te--..''-..,
railroad depot A. ". CAREERS ltV $50 -
and a. ths Somp aay's ofnee, 9ll sss. ,,ssiii
General PsssenseT AE'--
caasLgs q. EDDY, tece- t'rssilSa~ III
Gspsral ern:s. hoans<A va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22

NOR rem 7, A DETACHEDEs
4 FOUR-STORY BRICK HOT SIC, is rooms "a
modern conveuiences. largo front and pack-yardi
location very desirable and central, MOI eA-
cellontly suited Tor fine boarding. house. APP
ply 10 fEAN n -, III " -
ie 20-3t o nOIiu LleFchih Hti'tt-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22


WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO
w know that D. +. Wake and A. D. BAL
LAUFF have this day formed co-partuelshiD
to conduct tho COAL AND WOOD BUSINESS "a
al its branches win keep fun hne on baud
OF all kinds OF ANTHRACITE; also OF tho best
sPLINT. LUMP, AND POCAHONTAS COAL for
domestic use CUMBERLAND COAL ier smiths
and steam purposes sod IN lots to suit pur-
chasers. All Eihds OF WEST VIRGINIA aud TO-
CAHONTAS AVERAGE GOALS sold by the ton
or in carload lots. The best quality Of OAK and
PINE WOOD. Long sawed and kindling always
on hand. D. p. Wake. with the lato Writ Rob
ortsssvonteen years, will be pleased 70 see-his
friends, former patrons Of Writ Roberts do
ceased). and the public generally Al tho Old
stand. corner Seventeenth Nnd Cary streets
Telephone lG9 WALKE& BALLAUFF.
RICHMOND VA. Juno 8. 1854 ies-im
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22
HORSES, MULES, cows, dc.

NOR SALE, MARE, BUGGY, On
a and HARNESS. Marc three years IA
Old. by wiiiul A perfect picture; any lady can
drive her. Buggy aud harness entirely new.
The entire turnout ono OF tho handsomest in tho
city. Same can be seen al Hickss stable, Third
street between Grace and Franklin.
10 20-Th&Sa2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22
DISSOLUTION.


RICHMOND. VA. June IS, 1889.
The undersigned have this day formed a CO.
partnership under the old and established nrnl-
name Of DAVENPORT s. NORRIS for tho pur-
pose OF conducting tho same business so long pENo
secuted by the old 1rm. The entise interest OF the
leIs Mr.. GRIFFIN Is. DAVENPORT will remain In
the business and Will DO represented by hissons,
ISAAC DAVENPORT and FRANK A. DAVES-
PORT. ISAAC DAVENPORT, Jh,
JUNIU3 A. NORRIS.
ISAAC DAVENPORT.
10 le-2v PRANK A. DAVENPORT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22

VHE MI. ROBIN QUARRY, WITH
4 FIFrY-FOUR ACRES OF LAND, ia Cnes-
ieraelj, on tho Richmond and Dsnyie railroad
and James river. two and half miles from the
capitol. Is FOR SALK privately on terms TO suit
FINE GRANITE aud EXCELLENT LAND.
APPERSON & CO.,
10 iJ-eOd6t Real Estate Agents. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22
THURSDAY, June 27, 1889,


delube col,c iol of embracing
AONTURES AND wREATHs
lsIV & T.
Avcryre r-nsntofH
:,
f1fSE
nicry
SHELVING TABLES LOhINt@GLA
sroute 0
Ri , olu 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22
By Henry L. staples s. Co,
Real Estate Aucti0nc"rs,
No. hob Main street

VERY ATTRACTIVE, MEDIUM
' SIZED, MODERN-STYIE. CENTRALLY
LOCATED TWO-STORf BRICK REolDEN. &,
on TENTH STREET NEAR LEIGH, FOR SALE
BY AUCTIOS.-Bv request az Howard NJ wal
thau. fsq.. who has purchased and intends soon
fo remove INTO a larger residence. We shall ouer
fox sale by public auction, on the promises. on
THURSDAY. JUNE e, 1889,
~ O'Clock +. w., that desirable and compare
lively now DWfLLlNG NOV occupied by hlEp
-ftua.el at No DC north ienih street. between
Leigh and Il s'rcots. ne house contain. eignt
rooms besides bathroom and closets, and IS "a
thorough order having lust been painted ana
pqpersd Inc lot fronts q feet ana runs back
ID foot 10 p n alley ia tina rear.
The ncighb0rlood is good and ths situation IS
elevated. commanding nne views OF the sur
rounding country; aud being within ave MN
utee walk OF tho centre of business 10 - de5lrs-
bite - "a home or VIII pay well as an Invest
meuL
1Eeus: Ono fourth cash, and The residue IN
equal ius-aiments at six. twelve, and eighteen
months for negotiable notes, with interest odd
ei occurred Uy decd 81 rust, and the improve
nent- ~ 90 kept insured aud the policy assign
ID A. additional security until ali OF the pur-
chase money las been paid.
HzNKT j. STAPLES & CO.,
fe22 Auctioncers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22

UNAUTHORIZED TO SELL TWO
/ BLOCKS (each 5000 THOMpSON'- BRO
MINE AND ARSENIC SPRINGS STOCK o" a. q
bargain ! Can satisfy any one wishing good
Investment that no other stock pafs a. VOL }
will 10 a. Polk Miller & Co.'S dauY Of 20 II
o'clock Ofner hourB a. my residence, - ives.
naip street LEWIS W. Bl kWI Li,
eY-lg General Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22

A GOOD PIANO CAN BEC+--,E Il
= L had ~ al east Graes street onH O.
postTex.onable terras le 22-ll'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22

WANTED. TWO FIRSTCLASS
~ HOTEL WATERS Apply at no. 9F
RAM, str.rt 80 2--lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22
To the TzBior ofule D,srutch:

To Tie JIji0T Qf rLe D1sPnch:
notice in the D,spatch Of to-day a frail
answer 10 my card of the 18th signed
Many Citizcns"; but ii doesn't say how
many.
Now. why did not these citizons come
ont and sign thclT names andlet the people
know who they are.
The writer SAYS public opinion is not in
favor OF removing TINS switch. What Is
public opinion> The wish of the railway
company or citizens residing III tins Vi
cInity?
There is only one man that ] have seen
who objects to- 1t being removed, and his
objection IS from business standpoint
Again. the writer says on general prlnci-
Piles il would bc wrong To move It. Any
nan of Intelligence knows that "a switch
has no right 10 bee aCl 0ss any street, thereby
permitting the railway company TO block
the street and violate city ordinance.
Again, ne wants every man TO bear ms own
burden still, on a mere suppUsltiOn that
this switch might be moved and put Oh his
square he comes ont IN PRINT and declares
he IS not willing 10 have 1t put near him so
that he can bear his share OF the burden.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22
AUCTION sALEs-Thts soy.
By ChevniDg & Roec,
Real Estate huctionoer,
No. o north Tenth street
vIRTTrE OF A CERTAIN DEED

DY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED
I'D OF trust, dated April 10, lse, aud o. record
bead Book f3f &, page -. default having boon
mado IN payment Of portion 81 mo cobt
thereby secured, and being required 40 % 90 ny
the holder Will soil BY auction upon ITO pre-
SATURDAY JUsE -. 1888,
ate p. NJ. that LOT OF LAND. with tho I'm
nrovements thereon. on tho north sido u Moore.
IetUoen Morton md kinney streets ana running
back between parallel lin = lJJ laet 10 IN aiioJ
10 feet wide,
TRIMS: Cash. suflcientto pay cost ~ safe hn1
RI with interest from 10Th 81 ArTil, 1889, and
credit IA 10 500, payaDe a. tSo three, ana -FOUR
wears from ION vi April. 1893 Interest payaoio
somi-auruaiy Balance, II any. as may 10 an
nouncoI al salo. >. MO- fIaiiIl''
Trustee.
Cuvv,,t,,a 4 Rose Au~'foneera lel8
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22

WANTED, OCCUPANTS 70 r
w three rooms on second Moor furnished or
unfurnisued: wifh or without board quiet
neiguborl00d. plenty NJ shade and NJ children
about the house. Apply al -l9 nor,h Nineteenth
street between Broad AID Grace References
exchanged. ls ----.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-22

WANTED, A PRACTICAL PRINT
w Err TO take ch srge OF a weekly newspaper
once In a small town and attend Ia ioo worA.
Married men need not apply. Write, giving
terms sAo raierencss. THE ADVANCE. Louisa
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