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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
supyemc Court of Appeals.

STANTON, Va, September 19.-This was
opinion day in the Supreme Court Of APP
peals.
Smithrs. Cleck. From Winchester C"cou-
pom case'D. Writ of prohibition awarded.
Opinion by Judge Lewis.
fudge rs. Payne, &c From Allegheny.
Reversed Opinion by Judge Lacy.
Walker rs. Grayson. From Page. Re-
versed. Opinion by Judge Hinton.
McCue's Trustee US. Harris. From Au-
gusta. Argued 10y Meade +. White for APP
pellees and James Bumgardner, DR., for APP
pellant and submitted.
Thomas u.s. Armstrong. From Augusta.
Argued by 4. c. Braxton for appellant and
William Patrick for appellee, and con-
tinued for further hearing.
Lewis G. Barley and Thomas c. Kinney
qualified as attorneys.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
THE HILL CITY.
United states Court--A Railroad Wreck
fsroclal telegram 10 tho Dispatch.l

Especial telegram Ia tho Dispatcn'l
LYxcHBunG. VA, September 19.-ln the
United States Court to-day the jury III tue
case Of Henry ID. Sloan. indicted Tor pas
ing counterfeit money in Roanoke, failed
10 agree.
-Four cars of a south-bound freight train
on the Richmond and Danyllle railroad
were thrown from the track at I've RIVER
early this morning and badly wrecked and
the track was blockaded
Hon. Corbin NJ. Reynolds, Of Botetourt,
is in the city.
torney-Cfoneral Ayers is expected here
tomorrow to argue some coupon cases be-
fore Judge Bond III the United States
Court.
At amccting of the Fox-IIuntcrs' Club
last night it was decided TO have big fox-
hunt during the fair next month. =.
It is learned that the Republicans, OF
Bedford have decided to put MP ticket
for the Legislature if they can induce
reputable men 20 run.
Bedford County Court will begin next
Monday. Written and Shepherd, the coun-
terfeitcrs, Will be tried at tins term. =,
Colonel Jo Lane Stern Inspected the
white military of this city tonight.
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Paving the Last Honors.
nv I"s wv '1'-'-
Especial telegr im to the dispatch.

ISpeclaI teIcBr lm 70 tlo DIspa-TI'I
ALEXANDRIA, September l9.-The Con-
fcderate Veterans Of Lee Camp will on to-
morrow morning escort the remains OF
their late comradc, Mr. g. Frank Kelly, TO
the Richmond and Danvllle depot IN rolfe
for interment in Fauquler county. Mr..
Kelly served in the Eighth Virginia rcgi-
ment during the war and was prominent
merchant here.
Judge Norton to-day granted charter
of incorporation to the Virginia Manufac-
turing Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
OBJECTIONS TO MAHoNE.

ObjEAIlONh ~ mAhONHs
ave again appeared by the committee
who waited on him and stated our
grievances briefly. We objected 10 Ma
homes chairman certifying delegations 10
conventions when they were not selected,
in some cases receiving only five votes IN a
hundred. This plan of organization we
told the President operated to give Ma
hone an unfair advantage by allowing his
chairman TO ignore large malorltles and to
remove the delegation. In many instances
they had certified 10 minority instead OF
O majority delegation.
In plain words, we contended for the
night OF the majority TO govern IN the pri-
mary meetings. To this the National Com
mittee agreed, and of course we acqui-
esced, but General Malone has not been
governed by it. IL hasn't been carried
out in any instance where there was
contest. In not a single case were the
contesting delegations seated. even in the
face of the most overwhelming evidence of
unfairness on the part of the chairman. In
fact, in such cases as | have alluded TO
there were ninety-fve out of 100 votes
against the seated delegation.
AN ASTI-MAHoNE CONFERENCE.
II have been requested 10 call a con-
ference Of the anti Malone Republicans TO
meet in Richmond, and have done So"
When asked what the objects of the par
TITO Mtlb NnO dehtu Iut tOuitItutt
General GroDer said Of course he could not
say definitely, but some of them were so
wild IN their opposition that they wanted
TO do something. He did not think there
was any probability OF an adjustment of
the differences, as il was now too late.
Why" said he, even those things Gene
raj Malone agreed 10 have not been carried
out. If the plans Of reorganization agreed
on have not been carried out heretofore ii
VIII be too late after the election 10 satisfy
those who have protested against the high
handed proceedings time and again.
THOUSANDS or KIcKERs.
lyon may say that there are thousands
Of Virginia Republicans who not only de-
clare their unwillingness TO vote for Ma
hone, but regret to say have gone so far
% 10 declare their intention 90 vote for the
Democratic ticket. am a Republican,
but have not gone TO that extent. don't
know whether II is wisdom on their part or
not--I wouldn't like TO saw"
asked General Groner how General Ma
hone managed 10 get such hold on the
President
"Pll tell YOU" he said what ] think
about il. I believe that General Malone,
on account Of his intimate association with
senators and public men here in Washing
ton, has secured their aid and influence
with the President, and so persistent and
unfiring have beon those influential friends
thst they have persuaded the President TO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
DEMOCRATIC SPEAKERS.
Additional Appointments by the Execu-
tive Committee.
lsnecini tolorrnm 10 Ihe plspn,ch.l

Especial telegram 70 the Dispaich.l
ALEXANDRIA. VA, September l9.--The
Democratic Executive Committee to-day
announced the following appointments
for addresses by Democratic speakers
R. W. PooEE, ESQ.
Cumberland. Monday, September 29d.
Hon. II. So. O. TUCKER.
Fluvanna. Monday, September 23d.
CAPTAIN JAMES BUMGARDNER. JB.
Highland, Thursday, October Sd.
RICHARD 7. BYRD. ESQ.
Appomattox, Thursday, October 10th.
HON. T. WALTON MOORE.
Fauouier. Monday. September Esd.
King George, Thursday, October 3D..
Prince William. Monday. October 18th.
Clarke, Monday, October 1lth.
HON. JOHN. p. MASSEY.
Patrick. Tuesday. September 2ith.
Nottoway. Thursday, October 3D..
Franklin. Monday, October 9TH.
Nansemond. Monday. October Nth.
SOUTHAMPTON. Monday, October 2lst.
Nelson. Monday, October 2sth.
W. r. ALEXANDER, ESQ.
Same appointments with Captain McKin-
new from Rockbridge TO Patrick, both in
elusive.
CAPTAIN T. W. MKINNEY (ADDITIONAL).
James City, Kelton, Saturday, October
9Th.
Loudoun (speciaD, Wednesday, October
9th.
Clarke Especially.
Frederick (speciaD, Saturday, October
18th.
Shenandoah court, Monday, October
14th.
Rockingham (speciaD, Tuesday, October
18th.
Rockbridge (speciaD, Wednesday, Octo-
Der 10th.
Wythe (speciaD, Friday, October 18th.
Smyth court, Monday, October 2lst.
intermediate special appointments;
Washington court, Monday, October
2Sth.
Tazewell court, Tuesday, October Goth.
Henry (special), Thursday, October 31st.
Patrick (speciaD, Friday, November lst.
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COMPLEMENTARY

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understands Bookkeeping, viii be open 10 an
engagement on and alter tho lst of October
Can furnish good testimonials as 10 proficiency.
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ATs cifv ae I5-eOd2w
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IN EAT n and yyhisiEev ESab-
En- syk3Il n NJ ~ i tscured o. homo with
"a X go 81 "A " Easfi out pain. Book Of par
81 tp3 n n W. EM1 ticulars sent FREE.
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HE MooRE,s MILLS ACCIDENT.
Particulars of tho Drowning of Misses At
well and Cater.
rspec,nl telegram to the Dispatch.l


LrvsBunG, VA, September ia sad and
fatal accident occurred in the upper part
OF this county on Tuesday. resulting in the
death Of Miss Atwoll, of Alexandria, and
Miss Cater. of Washington, ID. C.-twO Ia
dies who had been sojourning III Loudoun
as summer boarders. They had intended
returning to the cities the next day, and
had been driven 10 Bears Den, in the Blue
Ridge mountains, by Mr.. Plaster in COW
cred ambulance. Upon returning and
reaching the stream at MoOre's Mills, which
was very high. they attempted to cross.
when the water washed the traces Of one
Of the horses loose. Overturning the am
bulance and throwing the occupants into
the stream. Both ladies were drowned.
The body of Miss Atwell was recovered
soon after, but that of Miss Cater was not
found until Wednesday. There wereseven
persons in the party, and the Others were
saved.
Rev. John c. Dinwiddie was installed
here last night as pastor of the Presbyte-
rian church. Rev. j. :. Vance, of AlcXan-
dria. preached the sermon and Rev. DR.. A;
w. Pitzer, of Washington, ID. c., delivered
the charge to the pastor and the congre-
cation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
CHARLES CITY DEMOCRATS.
Colonel Ii. o. ames on the stump-Party
Organization.

CHARLES City COURTHOUSE,

CHARLES City COURTHOUSE,
September 10, 1889.
Colonel b. O. James. Democratic can
vasser. addressed large audience here to-
dav of Democrats and Republicans. He
was listened to with most earnest attention
for an hour. He reviewed the course Of
the Republican party in the South with
great ability, and then showed what the
Democratic party had done.
His arraignmeut of Malone followed,
and upon Republican evidence. This por-
ton Of his speech was very strong, as was
the whole.
mon our people. and his speech will have
influence wherever it is made.
The party organized anew, Mr.. +. L..
Waddill. county chairman, in the chair.
Delegates were selected TO meet the New
Kent delegates at Providence Forge on
Saturday to nominate candidate for the
Legislature.
The work goes on well. 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
RAILROAD IrNPs.
az VI .TgzsE. ..,.,.lg.-. "A

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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
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commenting JUNE -, isgg-eastsrn s,,.t.,,
time: or
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siops only =. Ashland. junction -
lori. eni frfdeflrxtDfIrg sIta...
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ll;V' a. VI leaves 49, i-s.reoi stat INA daily. q.
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sleeper 90 NeE FORK. ''
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Junction, ard Ashland -.r1p.rf
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except sunday
ASHLAND TRANS
pAuY zxcsPr grsuAYt
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20


Tho favorit9 routot Baltimore lt9sirt
on his llns ars moirs ~ UeauU c.rsiu
comfort Leave Richmond 3a o. ". as
T. NJ. arrive a. baltimore so s.. NJ rfi
Baltimore daily exc DO Sunday 49, fl. ". AT
riyo At Richmond ~ A. ". agi = g. u
Faro from . .bmouI sul.grt D.. bA nYlo !.
Washington. g.. Wilmington, nal. .i1Is thi''-
delphia. $40. New York. itL h.-id tip
wilmington. Dol. g.. tIllalr phIA. g NoH
York. 81
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Depot sal uckct-oll's Irli 81 .ipia $500.
Uptown onice Corner irull al Van rs 81
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Genera. ll--euafr tfH-.
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Division laasrUgs Af.la
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sol. HAAS. Tran, Manager.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
DenouncInG Malone and His Methods.
lSnecial telegram 70 the Dispnlch.l

ALEXANDRIA. September ia meeting
of the anti-Mahone Republicans was held
in the colored Odd-Fellows' hall here to-
night. About two hundred persons, most
" negroes, were present, and addresses
dcnouncing Malone and lis methods werc
delivered 10y John IL. Green and other
local speakers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
AT l. O'CLOCK y.

By yirtuo Of n decree Of the Chancery Court
of tho city Of Richmond Va, IN tho chan-ery
snit theron depending styled IOmEkinss All
ministratriN rs. iOmpkins anf &c, igmpslhss
aiminis,ratrix -. Allison 4 Addison aud aiA,
and ;. e. T. PattcsOn. trustee, as. Ioiupkins ani
ais said decree was entered on tbo suih day "
November ISIS. We. tho und9riguei special
commissioners, will proceed % sell NJ plnlic
aucti on AZ the time and place above prescrbad,
that MAGNIFICENT FARM located IN PoNna-
tan county known as Harrington, containing
1.0C5 ACRES Of extremely valuable land About
200 acres Is open land and II ~ IA hlgh state u
cultivation, and produces finely wheat corn.
cate, tobacco. aud crosses The balance 81 tho
lRsd. are well wooded and umbetei Win OAK
aud pine. There Rro several creeks moving
through this place, and ere never laillhs
streams. This beautiful farm lies In splendid
neigh borhood. convenient % schools, churches.
aud mills. both saw ana gri-t. ~
The improvements cOnsat 81 nice FRAME
HOUSE containing nine or ton rooms snd Al
the ou,houses usually found ON nrst7cias'
farm.
such an elegant estate a. this should attract
tho attention of capitalists md hOme-seekors.
This property will 10 offered ~ whole Or
may be subdiyide1 into three tracts. as Will Do
shown by plat OF the lsnds exhibited on mo
day Of sale. II sold In parcels the Tract No. J.
containing 5lO4 acres. with all mo improve
mcnts. Will be- 0rst offered: thon Tract 10. :,
containing si7 \ acres Ono open land aud wood
ed land; then Tract ~. 3. containing 3i7a acres
OF beautiful creek, meadow, aud nae ulnuer
lands.
for further Information call on the auction
GERS. who VIII take pleasure in giving any lni0r-
nation desired, ana pats u The abOye-dcsctO-d
farm are at their respective offices.
Parties wishing % iuspeci tho farm VIII leave
Richmond on the 9.)5 A. NJ train Richmond aud
Allegheny depO0. getting on ~ Leo station,
whero they viii be met by Mr.. John Gillian,
VINO will show the land
1HE TFKYs under which his beautiful e-tato
will be offered are exceedingly liberal. and are "A
folows-to wit. len per cent 81 She purchase
money In cash: the residue on credit OF our,
two and three year,. Dos equal insi1iment5 hear
Ing per cent interest from day oi sale til paid,
aud On bo secured 10y bonds ~ the purchaser, Win
good personal security, and by retention ~ The
title, or perst1al recurlty may be dispensed win
II the purchaser prefers 70 pay ~ much or moro
than ono fourth OF the purchase-money In cash.
For further particulars address mo auc-
tionoerso or s.. f.. PATTI ESON.
CONWAY N. SANDS.
Special Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
A BAD BRIDGE.
4 brakeman on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Badly Hurt.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, September 49,
About 1910 o'clock this morning as the
wcst-bound local freight on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio road was nearing the depot
MIR. James Boston, brakeman on the
train, received what is thought to have
been a fatal blow on the left temple by his
head coming in contact with a bridge
which crosses the track. Medical and was
rendered, but when the train left his con-
dition was most crItic&i. This is about the
fifth man that has received injuries from
contact with this bridge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
AUCTION sALFs-Tbls Day.
BY Augustine Royal & Co
and
y. w. Bowo.
Real Estate Auctioaeors

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN
POWHATAN COUNTY. VA, CONTAINING
OG5 ACRES or HlgHLY-fNPROVED LAND.
ONLY THREE AND HALF NILES FROM LIE
STATION. ON THE RICHMOND AND ALE
OFFICE or y ". BOWIE, No. 4 ELEVENTH
STREET. IN THE CITY or RICHMOND. on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1889.
10 pfgf nrE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
RAILROAD QUESTION.
THE SUBSCRIPTION OF DANvlLLE TO
THE ATLANTIC AND DANvlLLe.
VIII the Bonds he Delivered military
Matters-Proposcd Consolidation OF
Two Companies.
rcorrespondenco o, the Richmond Di-pntch.l


DASvrrLF. VA, September 10. 1899.
An interesting question has presented
itself in connection with the Atlantic and
Danville subscription. The order OF cleo
ton under which the subscription was
voted in MAY. 1886. provides that the COM
many shall come into Danville on Its own
independent line, and the object OF TINS
provision was 10 insure as far as possible
, line competitive with the Richmond and
Danville road.
n turns out. however, that the Atlantic
and Danville road is using two bridges ana
the approaches thereto of the Richmond
and Danville road at Clarksville and II was
rumored that the City Council would de-
cline TO deliver the bonds voted 10 the At
lantc and Danvllle road by Danyille on the
ground that az the road was using the kicn-
mond and Danville bridges AT Clarksvine 10
was not IAN independent line" and was
not, therefore, under the terms OF subscrip-
ton entitled 10 the bonds.
IL order 20 set the question M rest upon
petition OF the Atlantic and Danyllle COM
pany the Council has ordered an election
Tor October 18th, when the people Will
vote upon the question as TO whether or
not the Council shall consent to the use by
the railway company of the bridges OF inc
Richmond and Danville road at Clarksville
as not being inconsistent with the cOndi-
tons of the terms OF subscription already
referred to.
The Atlantic and Danville people claim
to have made twenty-five years contract
with the Richmond and Danville Company
which gives them all the privileges and
rights they would enjoy if they had built
their own bridges, but tho legal question
has been raised as to whether the people
have a right to change or modify the terms
of subscription after the subscription has
/ been voted.
The probability Is. however, that If tho
Atlantic and Danville people have really
effected such lease as Will make their
road entirely Independent of the Rich
mond and Danvile there will be no quib-
BILE about the delivery Of the bonds when
the road has been completed.
MILITARY.
The Blues and Grays have each appointed
q committee of conference with view to
efccting a consolidation of the two COM
panies. One company here would be well
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
A Granddaughter of Jefferson Ordained.
ISnocial falesraIn % iha Nianntchl

WHEELING. W. Va, September 19.--Rev.
Jefferson Il. Taylor was ordained at Trini-
~ church, Parkersburg. to-day. He is a
granddaughter Of Thomas jefferson. and a
grandson Of Chief-Justice John Marshall
assisted in tho ordination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20

As executors OF Mrs. Ammo T. HnxaI. do.
ceased, We will sell by public auction, on the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20

rVHE UNCLAIMED PACKAGES
i REMAINING IN TIE OFFICE OF THE
SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY will DO sold
tor charges az tho Auction-hoaso Of q. W. MAYO,
No. 22 north Ninth street, Richmond. Va, on
OCTOBER 4, 1889
commencing at 10 A. ~, unless Otherwise dis
posed Of before day OF eale.
j. Fl. GIBSON. Agent
W. j. cBosswELi- superintendent 30 iSFN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
BY J. II. valesiino, Auctloneer.
1886 east Main street

1886 east Main street
MY REGULAR FRIDAYS SALE
vi TUESDAY
will embrace plain CHAMBER SUITS,
Several COOKING AMI HEAIlNG-sTOVES.
OAK CHAIR, TABLES,
ono very nico LOU NGE. nearly now:
Two pair SCALES. OVAL SHOWCASE.
LADIES' HATS. &C. Sc
Assorted lot PICTURES. Large SAFE,
Large lot OLD BOOKS.
Also. 5O0 CIIY-MADE CIGARS. sold IN single
box lots Also. nice lot MOTIONS, such as
LADIES' HOSE. SOCKS. HANDkERCHlBFS,
POCKET and TABLE CUTLERY. 81.
j. IL. VALENTINE,
&c g0-ft AuctiOneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
ASLEEP ON THE TRACK.

A little child, tired Of play. had pillowed his
head on q railroad track and fallen asleep.
The train was almost upon him when passing
stranger rushed forward and saved him from
horrible death. Perhaps you are asleep on tho
track, too. You are, II you are neglcctng the
hacking cough, the hectic flush. the loss or
appetite, growing weakness ana lassltude,
which have uncOnsciously crcpt upon you:
Wake up, or the train will be upon you!
CONSUMPTION, which thus insiduously fastcns
its hold upon its victims while they are I'M
conscious Of its approach, must be taken in
time. IL il is TO bc overcome. DR.. Picrce'5
Golden Medical Discovery has cured thou
sands of cases Of this most fatal Of maladies.
If taken in time. and given a fair trial. IL -
guaranteed 10 benefit or cure IN every case
OF Consumption, or money paid for II will be
promptly refunded.
For Weak Lungs Splitting of Blood, Short
ness of Breath, Bronchitis. Asthma, Severe
Coughs, and kindred affections, It is an eli-
Gent remedy.
Copyright, 1855, by WORLDS DIS. MED ASSN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20

TONPKINSs ADWTIsrRNTRIX, PLAINrtfF,
AGAINST iONPKrSs ASD AS. DFRHNpASr.-lN
TN CuASCgRY COURT or TUE CITY 0f hlch-
NONp.
!. Charles W. Goldn, clerk 81 said court. car
tify that ;ho bond required II tho special com
mIssloBers by the decree IN said cause 90 ne
roth " November 1855 has been duly given.
Given under my hand his 9Th day Of March,
1854 CHARLES " GODulN. Clerk.
sale conducted by AUGUSTINE ROYAL 60.
md IS ROWE AuctiOnccrA selt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20
Bonds Accented.

fBy telegraph 10 ne Disps.cn.i
WASHINGTON. September 19.--Bond offer
ings to-day aggregated S29a. 100. All &C
cepted at 1913 for as and 1864 for AS.
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TRANS NoRrHwAAD
DAILY. tDsuy excspi suaaAr.
sVOpPlNG-PlAr -

STOPPlNG-PLA't
Nos. "a ard e make no sl3ps 10 - zap, ,
signal q. CCnirahA 40. Is s.,if '.| NA
az Chester, Cenitalla ali 1855 '.f ~
y and 70 stop "a s.gua., a. o.. s'nily1. 49,
83, "a % %. 81. y. ana 81 VII. STOP a. Al '.-''-'
foT passengers.
PULLMAN.CAR SERVICE
On Trains Nos u and % ..eepius,eara no."s'A
New Yurk and Tampa. f.s. rii JAckt.ntA.'
on Trains No. a All p si9efinE-ctfs br,Nf'i
Washington ana Chsfleslon. On lrsia \.
sleeptng-cArs between NeN lor< al Jatk'9'-
ylilo on Irain No e sleopiDg-car ooisr"A
MAshisgton and savannah
The ONLY ALI-kAiL LINE 10 NohFpLA'
LEAVE bAAfA q, AZ
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road. X. ~ allLf, superin.snden-
T. ID MykRs, General superintendent
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-20

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
"A HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUkNI-
TURE.-As administrators Of Miss Lavina j.
McFall, deceased We viii sell al public auction,
on
TUESDAY, sEPrEHBER q. 1859,
at 10 o'clock. on the premises. No. % north
Twenty fourth street. the HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE. embracing
CHAIRS, TABLES, WRIIlNG-DESk,
MIRRORS. BeDSrEADS FEArHtR-BEDS.
PILLOWS, holsters, aud BEDDING, amongst
which are several now SILK SPREADS ;
SIDEBOARDS, CHINA-pRESs.
PICTURES, CLOCKS, WATCHES,
CARPETS. TABLES. CHINA and GLASSWARE,
BRASS TENDERS, aud ANDlRONS. SC.
Terms: Cash. JOHN WESLEY
CHAIR II MALL.
Admins rat0rs.
TrHBgRLAKE & FRAYsER, Aucflonecrs.
"a 20-t, eu&Tu3t