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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14
Drawing the Color Line.

Mr.. Sapsom "They tell me. Miss Wobin-
son, that your twp to the pwairies quite in
fatuated you with the Indians"
Miss Robinson: You have been cor
rectly informed, sir =; it did"
Mr.. Sapsom: We'll, now, WEAKLY you
wouldn't NAVY a red man, would you 2"
Miss Robinson; That depends. I
should surely prefer q red man to a green
one.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14

Bv authority or tho Houie3tead LhnG comps
ny We shat OFFER for sale BY public auction. on
tho premises 70 the highest bidder, without re-
gard 70 profit, on
SATURDAY, Jelly 20. 1850.
beginning et O'Clock p. ~, those THREE
HANDsOME NEW rWO-STOhY FRAMED
DWELLINGS situated on Albany avenue bo-
tween Eighteenth and Nlns teonih streets, ono
square from the corporate limits ~ tho city OF
Manchester These houses have Gyo ADD six
rooms each. besides closets. coAl-housos. priviee
&C. nave lost boon finished. aud are vol built
ami conveniently arranged. The lots are from q
% 20 feet front and 10 feet deep. 10 al alley ~
feet wid@
TINS suburb Of Manchester "a improving very
rapidly, aud the desire Of the company IA 10 soil
these houses " respectable people Who WILL oc-
oupY them at once. and not 20 speculators, and
IN order 70 accomm 0date the WaaU end means
OF TINS class OF persons the terms win be extra
ordinarily liberal % those who buy for NOR own
Immediate occupancy.
We shall also offer for sale at the same time
FIVE BtiLDlNg LOTS on Maury street and i've
on Albany aveuafs. each 25xl20 feet These lots
are ia the midst q handsome new houses. ana
are daily increasing 10 value. Come 20 the safe
AZ the hour named sec the property. hear the
terms, aud you will not regret H.
II. l. STAPLES & CO.,
A. l. ADAMSON.
Aucti0neers.
P. ST tho Weather should DO unfair the sale
will be postponed until the following Saturday
az the same hour, aud N tbs houses should not
be sold they will be tented cut Al the same time.
DA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14

I ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE AUG
LTION SALE OF $50 GILT AND BRONZE
FRAMES ASSORTED SIZES. LARGE PLAT F
HANDSOME LARGE SIDEWALK SHOWCASE.
LARGE HALLS IRON SAFE. FINE PIANO. AND
PARLOR SCIr-RENOVAL AUCTION SALE
By request OF Mr.. \. DeLemcs, proprietor OF
Vernon Portrait Gallery, l07 east Broad street,
who Ia removing his place OF business-oiilce
and receptiOn-rO0m removed upstairs store Tor
renD-and will discontinue the frame trade, /
will sell at his store, l01 east Broad street,
MONDAY. July 1878. 1870 O'CLOCK,
his entire stock Of elegant GILT AND BRONZE
FRAMES about l5) in stock. Some OF the frames
contain PICTURES, including stuarrs Monu-
mcnt: r. Z. Lee Camp; Governor Lee-lite- SIZE
crayon portrait: Delegates Of brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers Delegates " hepta-
Temple; Views Of Blacksburg, Va; General X
+. Lees House on Franklin street, with portrait
OF the General over the entrance; nice lou OF
EASEI.S. all styles and sizes.
Also, handsome BLACK WALNUT PAkLOR
SUIT pieces. recently upholstered In od-gold
and rcd silk plush, IN Professionalism.
SPECIAL
1 6foot high. double inside and outside door
HALLS SAFE. No IS. as good as new, only
used few months-3,50O pounds; .-...
1 nearly new NEWLY & EVANS UPRIGHT
PIANO, handsome ebony case, 7S-octaVe,
with cover ond stool.
The above will be offered on very easy terms
say, one fourth cash balance IN twelve months.
or six and Twelve months. interest added for APP
proved negotiable paper. title retained until
paid for. The above terms are probably ~ 10
ers a. any house will oiier besides you have
chance 10 buy far below factory prices.
IVA j. II. VALENTINE, Auctoneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14

A new shaping tool has been invented--a
machine in which two fai surfaces, acting
vertically or horizontally and moving in
opposite directions, with adjustable dies
6xed upon them, roll in one motion piece
Of metal, regular or irregular in shape, and
sphere, a cone. chair screw, q bolt with
thread and beed-in hsct, an endless va
risty Of mechanical forms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14
BY y. ". Bowe.
Real EstAfs AQctsOn scr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 ROCKETS PROPERTY, SITUATED Oh
LESTER STREET BETWEEN hAGUB AND
NICHOLSON STREETS, BY AUCTION tn exc
cuiion OF deed Of trust % ~ ". bo~c AM D.
Tupper, trustees. dated February y III. ~
corded in Richmond ChAncsry Court, Decd BOOK
l3g b. pags 70. tho said y. ". bosa, ~ sSrvisinz
trustee. will soM by auction. on toe premises. "a
THURSDAY. July - isss
AZ o'clock p. NJ. IN the orier nanod bsios, Inc
First 1he TWO STORY AND BASEMENT
BRICK STORE No SCR Rockets s,rosA OccU-
pied - A grocery store, win The LOl. - AiXxlD
feet beginning q feet essI % Hague street.
second. The rWO-SrOkf BRICK s1Okh Va
3GO4 Rockets street occupied a. oarbcT-shop
VITA the LOT. 50x9o f0oL II - probable thst he
vacant part OF this lot vii he sold separately
All Of this property is desirable. AID - aboss
the reach q fresneSs
TERas: Cash sugicient 70 dcfrzy ne expenses
OF sale. 20 pay any taIes due. AID 20 dscbarss
Two notes aggregzting ti.iiA sith Interest 'roa
February -, 1859, and me residue upon txmsD
DO announced A. the time Of ssie.
vil Surviving Trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14

The recent report OF the illness OF the
Queen-Regent Of Spain had It's origin ia
that tactful lsdy's desire to avoid being
mixed up in social feud. The wives Of
Senior Martos, Speaker OF the Cortes. and
Of Senior Segasta, Minister of Justice. had
dispute about a seat IN the gallery of the
Cortes, and they appealed &c the Queen
Regent. She heard them through. and
then, without giving any decision, retired
TO her apartments and went to bed, pre-
tending TO bs i'll. A day or so later she
was taken into the country for her
health
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14
THE WORLDS FAIR.
NEW YORK WANTS lT-HlSToRY OF
THE MOVEMENT.
Lots OF Toadying Among the Hoid-over
Democrats--An Amusing Case
nc "a Hotel.
From Our Regular corre.pondentI

WASHINGTON, July 13.--There seems 10 be
n general feeling among Americans that a
worlds fair should be held in the United
States in the year 1892 10 commemorate the
four-hundredth anniversary of the dis
covery of this continent by Columbus
Until very recently 1t seemed rs If no other
CITY would compete for this proposed great
exposition except Washington, as there
was a feeling that il would perhaps be the
proper thing to locate the exposition at
the national capital. For several years a
board OF promotion had headquarters
open in this city, and much hard
work has been done. Now New York is
irving to get up q boom, and wants to
scoop in all the rights. Some big men up
in the metropolis have evidently taken
hold of the matter, but whether they viii
ever carry the project through remains to
be seen. New Workers are pretty good at
blowing. but when II comes TO going
down in their pockets they are not
ject is receiving considerable atten-
ton in some of the eastern papers,
and undoubtedly it is making some head
way. certainly so far as getting up feeling
in that part of the country. The people here
who have been interesting themselves IN
the exposition which il is proposed to hold
at Washington are more on the alert than
ever. for they realize that if the New York
ers mean business they can cut pretty big
figure so far as raising money goes,
and that would have IA decided effect on
Congress, especially as there are thirty
four members in the Empire State delega--
ton, and some of them very influential
men. Mir. Cox and Mr.. Fitch are the men
most to be feared by the Washington peo-
pie. If they make mp their minds that
New York ought to have the Government
aid instead Of Washington they will worry
the friends OF the proposed Washington
exposition great deal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14

BY George W. Mayo. Auctioneer.
ONO. L. Laughton. Jr., Salesman
No "a Ninth street
q NERAL ASSORTMENT OF
VI HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MATTRESS e.,
SPRINGS. REFRIGERATOkS, SCALk-, TOP
SPRING WAGON. LOT OF HARDWARE, &C,
AT AUCTION --On
MONDAY THE 18TH INSTANT.
at 1917 o'clock. will sell at my suc,ion-house-
WALNUT AND COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS;
BED-SPRINGS, MATTRESSES;
LOUNGES, TABLES. CHAIRS, COTS;
REFRlGERATOkS AND ICE-CHtSTS:
METALAND WOOD FRAME >hOW-CASEc;
| STORE-COUNTER eleven feet long,
/ 32-quart ICE-CREAM FREEZER;
pair ANTIQUE HALL CHAIRS;
Several SECONDHAND SEWlNG-MACHINES:
NEW CROCKEkY. DECANrEks, GLASSW ARE,
l sPRiNG TOP GRoCER's WAGON.
Also,
The remnant OF Mr.. {. J. SlNTON'S STOCK OF
hAKDWARE;
Many MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
iyl4 GEORGE W. MAYO, Auctioneer.
A UCTION SALE OF BANANAS,
N AND LEMONS-We will sell
MONDAY. July 18TH,
nj 1880 o'clock
$50 punches CHOICE RIPE BANANAS,
80 boxes CHOICE LEMONS.
WILLIAM JENKINS & SON.
IVA i4i0 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14
HER TURN.

Of course this was all hoax, but it is
common talk around that hotel now that
the toadying fellow who was so rude 10 the
young woman a. 90 refuse even to pass her
the salt at the table. began TO find ways
and means for meeting the auburn
haired lady, but then It was heE
turn, and She refused to have any.
thing 10 do with the people who had
shown by their actions that she was OBJ
jeotionable 10 them. As a matter Of fact
she IS no relation of Lige Halford, and
does not know him. This little episode
has furnished lots of gossip II the hotel.
and IS but one Of the many instances
OF toadying that goes on in this town. The
man who is bOotlicking around TO hold
his place has, since Cleveland's defeat,
been writing letters to newspapers attack
ing Cleveand's IA. i'll policy, aud declaring
that ne could never agree with Cleveland -
in other words, doing all he could to make
himself solid with the Harrison Admins
tratlOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14

A bottle of vinegar is not always a symp-
tom Of prayerfulness, even though 1t Is
very often a SYNONYM for lettuce-spray.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14
GOSSIP.

All the ladies in the house noticed what
was going on. and there was lots of gossip
around that tavern. One day lady while
writing TO another lady who was Temporal
rily absent mentioned the little breeze that
was stirring, and the absent demOiselle
happened on the day the epistle was re-
ceiyed to be peuning a letter to the wife of
the department clerk who got so worked
up because the stranger had been put at his
table The absent lady in the most casual
way put IN her letter sentence or two
which read something like this: Oh, by
the way, Mrs. -. there is an auburn
haired young lady at the -- hotel. a
new arrival who L. | understand a first
cousin Of Mr. Lige Halford, the Presidents
private secretary. She is a clerk in the
department, and is SAID to be very nice
and agreeable person. Have you yet met
herr"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14

You can't always bet on the failure of
the peach-crop, but divorces. are positive
testimony that the pair-crop has failed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14

In a matrimonial engagement neither
bride nor groom is "A winner; the clergy
man, As referee, Will tell you that it is a
tie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14
The nencnn,s Demurrer.

Rural bathing is suggestive of strange
transformations IN its indulgence the
giant generally becomes stripping.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14

When a belle rings her hands it doesn't
by any means indicate that she hasn't any
tongue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14
By Apporson & Co.
Real Estate Auctloneers. Sc.
BY PoindeIter & Denoon,
Real Estate Agents aud Aucnoneors,
1903 Main street

A UCTlON SALE OF THE VERY
"A DESIRABLE AND CENTRALLY LOCAI ED
RESIDENCE No. 6l9 NORTH NINTH STREET.
BY request Of the owner No will sell by auction,
on the premises, on
THURSDAY, July Is, 1880,
at 6P. W., the EXCELLENT RESIDENCE No.
6i9 north Ninth street The lot fronts 81 feet and
extends back l30. The dwelling is In thorough
repair and contains eight rooms with modern
improvements and "a detached kitchen Win TWO
rooms and also a stable.
The location is All that could be desired.
Terms: Very easy. and announced al sale.
POINDEXTER & DEAOON,
iy l4l7&lS AuctiOneers
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n1uRERlArvn &C. PIAISrITf, AGA

CHkHBERLAVNB. sc. PIAISrgTf, AGAfSsr
PALMER SC. DEPksDAyT-lS fhs CHAhCGkf
COURT OF THB CITY or klcns0ND
l. Charles W. GodiiD. clerk u said souri, GER
tfy thss the bond required Of ne special o0us-
nlssouers by the decree Ia SAID cause u jury
? iss9 has been duly gwen.
Given under nj psnd this sgA day q July,
1889
1910 CHARLES ". GoDDlN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14
By Frank D. lIill 8 Co.
Auc.lOneers aud hoAl Rstate Agents.

I IFE ESTATE IN THE VALUABLE
Il BRICK HOUSE AND iOl 40. -
SOUTH PINE STREET BETWEEN HENkRlf
AND CUMBERLAND TO 49, SOLD AT At
TiON.-By virtue Of decree ~ kichmott
Chancery Court IA tho suit - Chamberisyue ..
Palmer. entered july >. lisa, tbo ludorsigna,
who were appointed special commissioner NJ
sell al public auction, on the promises, on
TUESDAY. JcLr 10. iss9
at so r. NJ, The LIFE ESTATE 4 Edward ..
Palmer In the property Above de-ri1o.i. IN
DWELLING contains about six rooms. bs~i'i'i
kitchen. culVert or the lot Waier-''iosel s.
The LOT fronts .nKlB feet 70 an alley - ied
wide. This property = IN tsf CONDITION al
rents very readily az t2i6 per annum.
TERMS Ono third cash balance az SIT, tTclfA
and eighteen months. win Interest added, 20
title 70 be retained until all he purchase inonfT
Is paid aud a conveyance ordered ~ $40 OOlf.
ROBERT O. SCOTT.
ALFRED X COT hiNEY,
W. r. q. GARNET.
special commissioners
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FOE RENT

u o r r Il n I. c.
No 60i east Leigh street: $40 per annum.
No los Mayo street. ki5 per month.
No 2S04 o street sll per month.
No 9li north 18th street; SO per month.
No PA Reservoir street; $50 per aunum.
No 22l04 east Grace street: fi5 per month
No 81 west Main street; $3.50 per annum.
No 800 west Main street; S2<5 per annum
No 26l5 east Clay street; $3.50 per month.
No 1909 Taylor street: $3.50 per month.
No. l2l6 Floyd street; $40 per mouth.
No 12z5 west Cary street; $40 Per annum.
No. 2bl6 east Clay street tll per month
No. III RESERVOIR street; $3.50 per month.
Towards Grove: ~ per month.
No - Cedar street, s. per month.
Phone 1884, JAMES Il. ELAN,
~ IA-t ill3 east N gin street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14

YERrr. Trustee, &C. Pr,rvTfFr Acliss1
YERRY, DGFESDASrs-iN rus CHANcEEr C0ysf
or Tug CITY og hlcHg0Nn
l. Charles W. Go'idin. clerE ~ sa.i rnIr' rer
tfy tina, the bond required ~ the special cYu.
missioner ~ tne deere la tho sAli ca.ss ~ Jul
3 1859. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this liia day ~ Jug
1854
!yl3 CHARLES vs. 0oDplH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14

ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF BAKER STREET Be
TWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14

4 RARE CHANCE. THE LIMITED
: L partnership heretofore conducted nnder
tho style Anc nrm-nsme o. Leske q Ford having
expired Oy limitation. Va offer for sale our I'm
TIRR OUTFIT ,oI the MANUfACTIkR OF
PuRRkA " BONg AND OTHER FERTILIZERS.
situated a, Ashland. Va. consisting Of Factory,
wlts fortJ acros OF lane attached; Steam In
gine Boiler, Bohe-Mln, &c, &C, and along with
thess ths PURCHASER VIII get the formula Tor
manufacturins lhs oli reilabls "srERNES
FKRTILiZEE.n
We Alss offer cur stock Of FKRTlLlZBRS 81
greauy reduced prices, and large sIock Of
sThACUSR CHILD PLOHs al q por cenl
discount from ltss price,
MI. !. NJ. Lsake, Al Ashland, viii show me pro-
perty and give TURNER information
LkAKE 4 FORD.
~ iA-Su&Wtf Ashland. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14
BY Poindextsr & DenOon.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1913 Main street.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1913 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
" STORY FRAME DWELLING on ThK
NORTH SIDE OF BOYD STREET BETWEEN
HANCOCK AND HARRISON sTREETs.-By vir-
tue Of the hereinafter me ntioned decree the un-
dersigned, special commissioners, will sell by
auction, ON the premises, on
FRIDAY, July ~. 1859.
ATOP NJ. the PROPERTY above described, be-
ginning as point on the north side ~ Boyd
street 40 feet west OF Hancock street. fronting
% feet on Boyd street and extending back 40
feet Tho dwelling Il in good repair aud Will
rent well.
TERMS one third cash balance In SIX And
twelve months. the purchaser giving negotiable
notes for deferred payments. aud title 20 be re-
tanned until all the purchase money Ia PAID and
a Conveyance ordered by tho Court.
WILLIAM ELLYSON,
HARVEY WILSON,
GEORGE j. HOOPER. JE.,
Special Com m issioners.
PoINDEXrER s. DESOON, Auctioneers.
BAILEY, PLAINTIFF, vs.. SAILS. DEFENDANT, AND
GRESHAM. PLAINTIFF, AGAINST SALlLE, DE-
pEsDANT.-IN rHR CHASCgRY COURT or TnB
CITY or RICHMOND
l. Charles W. Goddin, clerk Of said court. GER
tify that the bond required Of the special COM
missOuers by the decree In said cause Of July
TO- issg has been duly given.
Given under NY hand this llth day OF July,
1889. CHARLES w. GODDlN.
iy Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14

by James Is. Exam,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioReer,
lli3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" OF TnE
COMFORTABLE AND CONVENIENTLY-LO-
GATED SMALL FRAME DWELLING
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AUCTION Saskatchewan.
BY Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers, and Brokers,
No. 5 north Tenth street
DY REQUEST WE WILL SELL BY
I'D auction, upon the premises, on
MONDAY. July Is. 1859

at O'Clock 2. W., MOST DESIRABLE LOT OF
LAND, with a FRAME COTTAGE thereon, stu
ated on the southwest corner az Preston and
Fourth streets. having front OF 6SS feet on said
south line Of Preston street by an Irregular
depth. plat OF the land Will be shown az time
OF sale.
This property Is susceptible OF being sub
divided into eral lots. just the spot FOR small
houses. Come 20 the sale aud purchase.
TRIMS: At sale CHEWING s ROSE,
fylO Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14

ION next Wednesday evening" an
nounced the divine, there will be a
pound-party at the parsonage
" / object" interposed Deacon Holyoke;
1.-THE country's had enough of this Sulli-
van-Kilrain business for months 10 come
"What do You think of that boxing ex-
hibit we had az the club-room last eve
ning-wbere one of the contestants was
put to sleep in the first round?"
Il should pronounce thata genuine con-
summation Of raped trance It,"
First Jehu; Doing anything now,
Jerry
Second Jehu: Yes. At the same old
job"
First Jehu: "Don'ttellm me Why, Teddy
told me the other day that you'd been
bounced "
Second Jehu: "Well, what's that TO do
with ~ HOwe's man goin' to drive a
stage cross the mountains on q corduroy
road without bein' bouncedi"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14
ORGANIZED.

Time passed. and finally the Board Of
Promotion was organized here. The st.
Louis people either got scared or tired, and
the Chamber of Commerce there favored
the holding Of the exposition IN Washing
ton. Chicago also dropped out and en-
dOrsed Washlngton's claims, and most OF
the commercial exchanges IN the West,
South and Southwest have apparently IA
yored Washington. Now the New Workers
are coming TO the front, and they declare
that they mean TO scoop in that exposition.
They are getting some newspaper support
in Philadelphia, but so far they haven't
eifervesced 10 any great extent
One hears of lots of tOadying on the part
of hOld-Oyers who do not want 70 be kicked
out of their places. 1t was the same way
here four years ago when the Democrats
came in power, and it will probably always
be so. Several weeks ago al one OF the up
town hotels, where Il good many depart
ment people stop. an auburn-hared young
woman who has a place in one of the de-
partments applied for board. She was ac-
cOmmOdated. and the head-waiter gave her
a seat AT table at which "A hold-oYer Demo
crat and ms wife had been in the habit of
sitting. This man is from western State,
aud holds a $4,000 position, and he wants
TO stay in the Government service. He is
a proud sort Of fellow. and IN common
parlance he puts on Tugs" until 1t Is
sometimes painful. He got highly lndig-
nant when the young woman was given a
seat at his table, aud wanted to know Of
some of the dHachss of the hotel who she
was. Being assured that the young woman
was all right he might have stopped there,
but he didn't. He cut up more and more,
and finally had the head waiter give him.
self and wife other seats III the dining
room.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14
U1HE BRADSTREET COMPANY,
CHARLES y CLARK, PKEsfDkNt
BRADsTREETss RICHMOND OFFICE
No. liza EAST MAIN SrkkhE
Telephone Notsi
,n. wHlrTY. sapsria.saasa.

me Richmond once has moro than keri pase
Win ,hs rapid growth OF the city aud develop
ment OF Ihs territory tributary 70 u ~ oners %
lie mercantile community Of ma sectloL AL mo
Advantages OF asystep 1He superiority Of wnicn
n, recognised IL every trade cenue oil The cvu.
.sea world. Thai u "a In special senas prepared
4. guard ina interest OF is local patrons at
.ssssa bv lus fact thai Is has now larger RaAtw
srsalsW5bes liza sns sfA~ nWssnhh szsHsA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14

In poetry windy verses generally find
their way To the ste-basket; in pugilism
also the waist-bssket IS the recipient Of
many blows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14
WADE WHlPPLE'S WHIMS.
For the Dispatch.l

II is a funny fact that when a ball-plaver
resigns contract he doesn't mean to re-
sign at all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14

By virtue OF The docree hereinafter menfloDl
We viii sell 10 THE HIGHEST BIDDER 40 %
lie auction, on the premises. %
TUESDAY. July 10. is'9.
nj p NJ. tho above PRoPERTY descrihefn
the said decree as follows: THAT LOT q
LAND, with the Improvements thereon. frunfH.
n feet inches. more or less. on Fourth sifesul
that part ~ the ely of Richmond known %
Rockets, and running back 100 feet iucR,
more or less.n
TERMS: so much cash as will pay OF and .
charge a deed Of trust amounting O. fih1.it "
interest and cost Of suit. &C.. and no r,sidu'fi
six and twelve months, purcha,er ~ execute Is
negotiable notes for deferred payments, 81
title retained until entire purchase n1Dsyis
paid and convey Ance ordered Dy court
Z. HILL MOS lAGif y,
WILLIAM II. bkk BRIDGE.
Special Commissioners
CHsArHAN. PLAINTIFF. Against tHEsrHAh r
AIS, D+TEEDANrs-IS TuE CnASCERr ,ouE
or TIKI CRY Or RiCHHOSD.
l. Charles W. GOidin. CLERK 81 said court. -
tify that the bond required Of he special col-
mlssloners by the decree Ia said case u JgY
10 lssg, has been duly given.
Given under my hani mis- ION day % Jui.
1889. CHALES W. GoODlA.
j. THOMPSON BgowS & CO., Auctioneers
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-14

a. o o'clock =. NJ. THAT DESIRABLE T ~
STORY FKAME DWELLING. containing u
rooms, situated on tho north side 1f ,arungfl
street between buchanan street anf ihn y
chAnicsyiile turnpike, formerly o-rup.ei ny o.
late John T. Eutank.
Tho iOr has front - 80 fcet and runs "a
las feet IN inches Co an alley D. fcct wide 4
the lot ghere Is a well VI good wafer and a
abundance ~ shade.
This property Is occupied by an excellent .
snt aud being 50 convenient O. thc renueH
business Offers many advantages either ioiA
homo Jr an Investment
TERMS: one third cash: balance in sit 81
twelve months for negotiable notes. il'egt
added, aud title retained until all Tie pur.h.ii.
money Is paid aud conveyance ordered n} 10
Court, or all cash as may Dec preferrsd.
GEORGE ". THOMAS.
Special Com ulis-iouer