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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29

swIFT's SPECIFIC cured me Of malignant Blood
Poison alter had been treated IL vain with old
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=. not only cured the BlOOd-PoisOn, but relieved
tho Rheumatism which Was caused by the pol
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2i22 Third avenue, New York.
Scrofula developed on my Notwithstanding
and Jumps on her reck. 40 gave her SWIFTs
SPECIFIC and tho result was wonderful and the
cuio prompt -
:. A. DEARMOND. Cleveland, Tenn.
SwIFTs SPECIFIC Is entirely a vegetable RENE
dy and is the only medicine which permanently
cures ScrofulA, Blood Humors. Cancer, and Con-
tagious Blood Poison. send for books on Blood
aud skin Diseases, mailed FREQ.
THK SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
ia 2S-eod Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga
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By A. L. Adsmson.
Real Estate huctoneer and Insurance Agent.
Sl3 Hull street. Manchester. Va.
UCTION SALE OF THE ENTIRE
"A SQUARE OF LAND BOUNDED BY ST.
VENfn AND EIGHTH STREETS, AND DECA-
1UR AND STOCKTON STREETS; ALSO EIGH-
TY-TWO AND A HALF FEET on TIE EAST
SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET. ~ TIE CITY OF
MANCHESTER, VA.-At the request OF the own
err who lives in Europe, and who has decided TO
dispose OF oil ot his real estate in this city, |
will sell at public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. NAY 81. lss9.
at 400 O'Clock ?. NJ,
EIGHT LOTS fronting 9Si feet on the south
side OF Decatur street between Seventh and
Eighth streets and running back I55 feet 70 20
foot alley.
EIGHT LOTS fronting 1854 feet on tho north
side OF Stockton street between Seventh and
Eighth streets aud running back 1855 feet to the
above alley
EGHTY-rWO AND A gALF FEET OF LAND
on the east side Of Seventh street between Decs-
tur and stockton.
ms land lies VOL for building or manuiac-
turing purposes. Examine II thoroughly for
yourselves. Notice how convenient IL Is 10 Rich
Inond and the Richmond and Danyille railroad
shops, &C, and what a desirable and healthy To-
cation IL T. In. The now line OF street-cars u
now icing built and runs up Decatur street inn
mediateiy in fr0nt OF this property. II you want
a site for a mandatory this will suit you, and
remember Manchester exenpts such establish
ments from taxation. II you want land upon
which 10 build dwellings, other for rent or sale,
speculation ct home, DO sure and attend this
sale. az you Will make profitable Investment.
FOR further particulars apply 70 tho auc-
tiOnccr.
TEKYs: One fourth cash. and the balance in
six. twelve eighteen. and twenty-fOur months,
deferred payments bearing interest from day Of
sale, and secured by deed OF trust
A. l. ADAMSON,
mygg AuctiOueor
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COURE ORIbEKs.

VIRGINIA. y Z II f CIRCUIT
' COURT OF HENRlCO, TIE 7TH DAY OF
MAY, 1889:
Sarah 4. Tignor Plaintiff
against
j. ". southwark. edminiatretor OF William j..
TignOr. deceased, William e. TiGn0r. John
y. uenor, aid james H. Tignor.. Defendants.
~ CHASCERy.
Tho object Of this sun Is - make sale of acer-
tain tract Of lana lying and being IN The county
Of Hoalico, Va, about seven miles below the city
OF Richmond. confainin- seyeny-one acres.
more or less, 81 which William }. TgnOr died
seized. and 10 convey TO tho purchaser all tue in
terest Of James r. 1ignOr. one Of tae defendants,
In said land and 10 make distribution of such
portion OF Tie proceeds ~ sale which he would
DO entitled 10 receive If living among those who
would DO entitled to receive tho same II ne be
dead
And an Rf1liavit having boon made and nled
that the defendant James r. Tignor Is not a
resident OF mo State OF Virginia. il Is ordered
that nc do appear hero vi nan fifteen days after
due publication OF this order and do whatever
IS necessary 10 protect his interest herein.
A cOpy-Ieste W S. LEAkE, Clerk.
ID. c. RICHARDSON, p. q. my wa
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By J. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers.
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Phi ION Ny DOLf y, NoH7It n -
NORFOLK AND WESTERN hA-1
~ ROAD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29

BY n. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auchonesr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29

By 4. l.. AdamsOn,
Real Estate hucuoneer and Insurance Agent.
8l3 Hull street. Manchester, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29

VALUABLE WEST-END LOT
' OK SOUTH SIDE OF ASHLAND STREET
A SHORT DISTANCE WEST OF ROBINSON
STREET, WITH A STORE AND DWELLING
THEREON. FOR SALE ny AUCIlON.-l will
sell at public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 90, 1889,
At . O'Clock +. NJ. that desirable LOT situated on
me south side Of Ashland street. short distance
west Of Robinson strout, fronting 20 feet and OK
tending back $50 feet 70 an alley, with comfort
able TWO-sTOkI FRAME BUILDING thereon,
occupied as q store and dwelling. This property
will ne divided 80 az 10 cell on one or two vacant
Iots at the sdo II deemed advisable at time or
snle.
Tho attendance % spectators and others Is
invited as the owner Is determined 10 sell and a
bargain may be expected.
TERMs: Very liberal JOHN 7. GoDDIN.
my2J Auctloneer.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OF
VALUABLE RIVER FRONT,
LYING BETWEEN THE CITIES or RICH
MOND AND MANCHESTER.
AND OS
THE MANCHESTER SIDE.

By virtue Of the decree hereinafter mentioned
I will proceed % sell % the highest bidder a.
public auction. on the premises, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29

hlost.WOCshlpiul Robert T. Crsighill,
graad master OF Aasous OF Virginia, viii be
here on the 10th Of June TO assist IN the lay
Ing Of the cornerstone OF the Confederate
soldiers' monument in Blancford cemetery.
This distinguished Mason has fine reputa-
ton as an orator.
The funeral OF Colonel ROane Rutiiu took
place at bis home in Chesterfield this alter
noon, and the remains were buried IN Bland
ford cemetery. The members Of A. Z. Hill
Camp OF Confederate Veterans turned out in
q body and escorted the remains TO the grave.
ROBIN ADAiR.
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RAILROAD Lsuyn

RICHMOND AND pETERsRrRG Rarr,,...
TIMETABLE 'AD
Commencing SUNDAY. May IN issa -.
NJ, trains on this road will rln A. falto., a.
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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BY y ". Bowe.
Real Estate Auct.oneeT
TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDI-
/ VIDRD Interest ~ TWO
DWELLISGS,
SoA 2l2 AND 2li NORTH NINETEENTH
STREET.
At SOUTHWEST CORNEROF BROAD STREET

10 execution OF q decd OF trust from V. D. VII
liam, and wife % John :. Cooke. trustee. dated
9Th Seuteni Der, 1855. and duly recorded n Rich
mond Chsncery Court Will sell oy auction, on
tho premises. on
THURSDAY. JUNE 2. 1850.
a. oclo~, p. A.. the Undivided one
FOURTH INTEREST OF Wilson ID. Williams IA
said two houses viii thc lots on which they
-fsnJ btsi.hfrrt lp tho life es.ate o. Mrs. Eiza-
hefh II. Williams i'm mo corner house sui =
Ike life estate iu one th.rd OF the other house.
Zach Of .ald lots fronts fwenfy-aye feet aud runs
back She usual depth q an alley. Tho houses
arc tBo-story Observation-Disclosures hr.ck build
incs. ana contain abou, nnc roons zach.
'TERv,. cash PHIL n. SHIELD.
n.y.2 Substituted Trustee
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By virtue Of the decree hereinafter mentioned
I will proceed % cell % the highest bidder a.
public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5. 1889,
at le o'clock T.. the above RIVER FRONT being
q part Of Falls Plantation. a strip ~ land on
James river commencing ~ OF near the Danl1p
& McCance Mil.s aud extending % Tire Richmond
and Danytlle railroad Wharf. aud bounded on tue
south By tho track II lie Richmond aud DanyiIls
railroad and on the north ~ James river Ihis
land was formerly owned by J,seDh Marx, de-
ceased, and Is designated on plat OF Falls Plan
ta1ion. with decd ir0n Marks executors 10
Charles Marx, ~ Lots y. Y, and d.. piat OF tho
property can be seen az any um0 al tho AUG
tiOneers ONCE ami on the premises GU day Of
sale.
Tue attention Of investors is invited 30 tnis
property. which must ia time BE- very valuable
for dock wharfage, or manufacturing purposes.
TERMS: One fourth cash. balance in SIX,
twelve. aud eightoon months, with Interest, aud
title retained until an tAo purrhase-mouey IL
paid anu deed ordered by the Court
JAMES e. LAMB,
Special COmmiss i0ner.
j. THOMPSON BEOwS a Co., AucuCneers.
RICHMOND BANEING And Insurance COMPANY,
PLAINTIFFS. AGAINST MARX AND AIS. DsFKND-
ASTs--IS THg CHAScERT COURT or THE CITY
or RICHMOND.
I, Charles W. Goddin. clerk Of eaid court, or
THY that the bond required Of the special COM
missioner by the decree OF said cause o. May
y, lss9, has boen duly gwen.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF May,
1859.
my % CHARLES ". GODDIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29

WEISS vs.. HOBEs-N THg CLLRK's OFFICE or
GKEENHsyILLg CIRCUIT COURT. MAY g. le'9
The bond required by the decree IN no cause
above referred 10 has leon executed. 7 esie:
my.l-l0t t. l.. TURNER. Clerk.
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REAL ENrATE AT PRIVATE SALE

EOR SALE OR RENT.-WEFa
Il have FOR salo on easy terms TEN NBW 8ss
FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS. three rooms each,
on Moore street. Ia rear OF Richmond, Freie-
ricksDurg and Potomac rRlroad-shops; also.
FOUR NEW FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS, ihree
rooms each. corner Boyd Aod Dinneen streets.
We Will rent my Of them to promptpsyng
tenants il noJ sold soon.
W. y. BRAGG s. CO.,
Real Estate Agents.
my QQ-1t IIl5 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29

Compare Hoods sarssparilIs With other
biood-purihers and you will see that II 10 by
far the best
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29

TINTED STATES ENGINEER
" OFFICE. RICHMOND. VA, May 0. 1859 PRO
posals for constructing a Brush Dyke will be
received until noon Of JUNE ~. 1883 and then
opened. The attention Of bidders Is inyited TO
the acts OF Congress approved February 20.
1855, and February 3. 1881. Vol %. page 3d. and
Vol "a. page Ala, Statutes at Large. All informA-
ton car be had Of tho resident engineer. Nh. c.
TURTLE, Captain Of Engineers. U. 3 A
my 26-4t&LJels&i9
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT a.;..,l-

VIRGINIA SIEAMbOAI asSs,
' COMPANY. for Ola Point Nor SstfsE1N-
folk Portsmouth. Newport News CiaremOn~
eAlooe steamer haShA. leaving hichmOud
EVERY MONDAY. WE'D SESDAi, And FRIDAY
ATT A NJ. street-cars connect
Connoctions az Old fosn. and AZ NoF'Ol6
closely Win all lines for nOrthera cities same
afternoon James river by daylight ureaE
tourist line. Cheapss. Touta
Through tickets on steamer anu a. 0aroers
Agency. 100 Main street baggage checked
tnrongh. stale-rOoms engaged Ior day or nishL
Fro,xhs received daily Zoe Norfolk, Ports
moagh, Old Point, Wayoriy. hieksford. Va, AMI
all points ia Eastern North Carolina, Eastern
Virginia. and all regular landings on tae James
river, a. lowest rates, and through bills issuod
LuclEN b. TArUk, Yico-fresidenl
No. In Mxla ssyeeiApd kcckettA
nyN WlsiasR> krsighI and PASsc nksr A2one
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-29

A NCHOR LINE.
ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE.
LIVERPOOL VIA QUEESS Town.
Steamship CITY Of ROME from New York
WEDNESDAY. May 18th, June 25th,
july 23sh, Augi 2l-t.
Saloon passage, t0J % 500. second-class. SO
GLASGOW SERVICE.
Steamers every saturday from New York 70
GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY.
Cabin Passage 20 Glasgow, Londonderry, Or
Liverpool. SO and 81. Second-Class, so.
Storage passage, e,th0r service. ~
Saloon ExcGrsi0n Tickets a. Reduced Rates
Travellers CircuIAr-i elters OF Credit and Drafts
Tor any amount issued al lowest
current rates.
For Books Of Tour, lckers. or further intorma-
uOn Apply 70
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Now I0rs.
or GEORGE ". ALLEN & co. ,Oid Dominion
Steamship Company, or ANDREW WELSH
tso0thern Express Company, or 4. ". GAR
Der 1lOOO Main 81. Cor. entA. kichmoad.l
Inh y9-eod3m
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Dr,PIERCEE:'S PELLETS

regulate and cleanse the liver. stomach and
bowels. They are purely vegetable and per-
fectly harmless. One q DC1e. Sold by
druggists. - cents val.
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DrRIIC SAFE OF VALUABLE

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
/ VILLAGE PROPERTY IN HICKSFORD,
VA.-By virtue Of a decree OF the Circuit Court
Of Greene=yllc county. entered 81 the April
term. 1859. ga the chsn'ery cause OF Weiss rs.
Hobbs. and In pursuance o. the terms OF deed
OF trust from Wiley d. Hobbs and vito 20 WIND
ham Boiling. trustee. dated December -. lN.3
we will oler for sale Oy public auction, at Hicks
ford, on
MONDAY. June 3, 1850
Chat being court-day.l ths following VALUABLE
PROPERTY: -
/. 4 LARGE TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL
ISG-HOJSR, with all necessary ou-bundings,
aud large gard 80 attachei
.. A LARGE STORE-k ROOM AND DARKROOM,
with all necessary nItures. including btlliSrd-
tables: newly repaired and painted
g. A LAEGE. WkLL-BL III, DESIRABLE,
AID VALUABLE LIVERY ->TABLE; and
(. VACANT LOT containing about one acre I;
ali being known e. tho " HOoba Lot"
TEklfs: $3.50 ash; the residue upon credit
OF one. twO. and three years. tho purchaser 20
execute bonds for the deferred payments, carry
Ing interest from toe day OF sale, secured BY
decd OF truss upon the property.
RICHARD g. DAVIS,
". SAMUEL GOODWIN.
Commissioners.
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TOR S4LEOREXCHANGE FORSa
FOX RENE

NOR RENT. THAT DESlRABLE&7
l. AND CONVENIENTLY LOCATEDL-sh
BRICK DWELLING 1907 Rces street. containing
six roOms and n good repair Renl, 500 per an
num- JOHN 4. GODDIN,
Real Estate Agent,
mv9s-3t Bank and Eleventh streets
NOR RENT, THAT LARGE 81
= FRAME DWELLING No. 100 east Broad IA
street, opposite Ford's Hotel lts central locs-
ton renders It very desirable for q boarding
house. Possession June 1T.
SUTTON & CO.,
nv 2G-2t l0li Main street.
NOR RENT, STORE AND&3
Il DWELLING corner ST. James and Duval IA
streets Excellent stand for green grocery.
Rent reasonable. Apply 20
POINDEXTER & DENOON,
Real Estate Agents.
my 25-Su&W2t l23 Main street
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ByR b. Chadin & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. J north Tenth street
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Il OF
TWO FRAME DWELLINGS on SOUTH SIDROF
CEDAR STREET BETWEEN SEVEN
TENTH AND BUCHANAN
STREETS,

WITH LOTS FRONTING TOGETHER 4s FEET
AND EXTENDING BACK ~ FEET
By virtue OF two deeds Of trust dated respec-
lively Decem Der 8. 1851. and March 30, lS,8, and
recorded IA Deed Book l34 4, page ~, aad Decd
Book l3i Z. page 1886. In clerks ONCE Richmond
Chancery Court, aud ~ the request Of tne penc-
fciary. default having boon made In payment or
debts therein secured. We Will sell by auction, on
the premises, on
THURSDAY. MAY 30. 1889.
Mt So O'Clock F. NJ, Two FRAME DWELLING
HOUSES located on Cedar street between sew
enteenth and Buchanan streets, IN the city 81
Richmond. This property WIN pay "a sn invest
ment and parties seeking inves. mapts or homes
should attend this sAle
TERNs Cash for expenses Of sale AMI 20 pay
the debts due, tS22- o., aud balance On terms an-
nounced a. ole. JULIUS STkAls.
K b. CHAFFiN.
". }. WESTWODD.
trustees
Sale by r. B. CHLFFIN Co.. Auciionoers.
mY25
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PROPOSALS..
G TONI WIN G..

Proposals are invited until y NJ. WEDNEs-
DAY, June s. 1889. for PAVING null STREET
with GRANITE, SPALL, or PEBBLE from the
canal 10 the corporate limits, according 70 plan
and specifications in the Auditors oflce. Bids
Will DO made by the square yard for work and
new material. also for rolayins OLD MATERIAL and
will state on what day the WORK can be CON-
monced. The committee reserve tho right 10 re-
Jet any or all bids also, to suspend the work at
any cross street or finished block.
JAMES f. BRADLEY,
my 29-eod4t Chairman Street Committee
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VORK-RIYER LINE U'A VI
POlNr
,DArLY EXCtFr SUNDAY

The fayor.te route % Baltimore. 'hss'ss ltN
on his Inc aro models = ooall'. cIesal. 30
comfort Leave Richmond o.s p. At. tl i
T. ~ arrive s. baltimore cy a. g.. -''
Baltimore daily exc,pt sunday A. f
rivs Al Rich moui '33l a. y. AZ .U s.. '-
Fare Richmond % Baltimore t.le,- -.t'.
second-ci SIS. fl.yL
The YORK River Line Gf1ris superior
Is yes ~ business uen In enao.ils ~ tr .. ''
llchmond uear the chose oi lle GAYS
actions and ar4lye "a. Baltimore early rtt-
ing after having enioysl dellf- i.. ..
rest. froe frOni tic dlDi ent u.is5 ~ -s..a-i
tr6yol
WEST POINT ACCONhODA IiIh
Leave R.chmoQd tiweaty-tLlrl
street depot ..... ......... .......... f..'' e.
Arrive Richmond (iNen-y-thifl-
Street depOg ........ ...-.--. -....... ''
'Daily. fDally eycep. sunday
Depot aRd tcket-Ori'r. Foo. wig
Uptown Oni-s Corner Team al
jas. b.. I|l
General 'a--c a2H.
DO = f'..r.
Division isssengs. hf.
Arauo.., -
SOL HAAS, Tran, Manager
PEiTON hANDOLPn. OonerN Ma 49,.
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CPECIAL SALE OF FINE FLOW
y ERs-PREPkRE FOR MEMORIAL
DAY-AT AUCTION.

Having n large surplus 81 fne-groving Bed
DING PLANTS shall sell at auction, at my
place, No. cast Broad street on
WEDNESDAY Tux 23rH INSTANT.
NJ iOH O'Clock, large collection OF my best
PLANTS in large baskets, containing ROSES,
CAPE JASMfNkS. GEkANlUMs. FUSChiAS,
VEKBENAS, COLlUS, CALAIS, and many other
varieties OF PLANTS AND sHRUBBERY.
j. j. HARVEY,
mv18 No east Broad street
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NOHOKE MILLS.
~ IN
KING WILLIAM COUNTY, VA.
on rHg
YoRK-RIvER RAILROAD.
AND
CLOSE TO THE PAMUNKEY RIVER,
AT AUCTION

By virtue OF resolution OF tne boarn on u u
rectors OF the Cohoko Association. and AZ inc
request Of the President thereof. | VIII sell az
public auction to the highost bidder. at tho once
Of tho auctioneer, No. Eleventh sueeL Rich
mond, Va, or
TUESDAY, JUYs II. 1889.
At 70 O'Clock NJ. the VALUABLE MILLING AND
MISUNDERSTANDING PROPERTY above refer
red 10. -, ~
Tho i'm PROPONENTS consist Of "A millor's house
with five rooms. a good stable. gris~rnill' IN
excellent condition. with good run Of custom,
and a sAw-mill In partially incomplete condi-
ton. Tho water-oowor Is about t0-horse power,
with an abundant supply OF WAFER the year
round and pond nearly two mules long. Ihere
are about eight acres OF land not covered by
water, aud IL il good gardening soil.
A. A FlSH-POND this property Is unexceueu.
and tho pond is now we'll stocked with several
varieties OF game fish Five boats and some
other apparatus for nseing will DO SOLD WIN lhe
mill. &c An inspection 10 earneotly Invited.
TERMS: one third cash; balance at SIX ana
twelve months for notes, with interest aided
and secured by trust dsed. y. ". BOW Is,
nv 2g3I. Je24 G6td Auctioneer.
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D.
Richmond AMI Clifton F0rcH AMI daily except
sunday between Balcony FaA@ aod DeEingtou.
ARRIVE RICHMOND
5:45 p. NJ. hAIL daily. lHkDl GH PASSEN-
Ghle a. NJ.
SIS A a. ACCOMMODATION daily teKcept
sunday.
Con kC iloNS.
Al Clifton Forge with Chesapeake and Ohio
railway for tA9 south. West. ami Northwest
sieepcrs TO Cincinnati aud Louisville
Az yacl burg With Norfolk AMI Western rail-
road for AL points South. SOl'hra,L and ,ontn-
west. and Virginia Miilan1 railway for AL poialI
Norm and South.
AZ Richmond with Associasei RAILWAYS Tor al
points ina Tue south. AMI NcnmDaI. Ir" isricNj-
burg and Potomac railroad f,r The North.
Al Lexington with Baltimore ana ONO rail-
roai, making close connections \. iarpcrs
Ferry W AM from Pittsburgh and tno esi. also
u points North aud hast
sleeping-cars Lynchburg to Memphis, New
Orleans, and Little Rock
PALACE sLtEPlNO-CARS RtlWkE RICH
MOND AND iYNCHBCBG. EfkfAS, a.
Trains marked daily teIcepE sunday
sdauy
Tickets sold 70 81 points Omces 9ls eas.
Main street., 1900 Main street, ANA az Richmond
AID Allegheny depot. r. yhta and Cana streeA
JOIN X. MACECkDO.
myu Gene'a Al Passenger Agent
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-17

All these violins arcnow i'm the possession
off Mr.. Davies. vino OWNS them. liz hfo-
Their George. who died year, ago hAd :
n'nchoaf for old and curious ihng-' ana
These were in his collection. Mr.. Davies ha-
been offered good prices for the in-trum.. ni9'
and has sold some Of tho Tot. but he clins'
tondlv o. the remaining iour. one % nose
he sold was bought Pos - Hon. \. VI. kei-
lev. formerly Mayor Of Richmond. now "a
Judge Of the International Court 81 Egypt
for $500.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-17
LOCAL NOTES.

Major \. X. Alc0ck. clerk in the FRS
Auditors Office il confined al home by sick
ness.
Malone. Virginia " is expected to speal
ai the Mozart Academy next saturday
night.
Argument was continued in the Chanccrl
Court in the ease of Norris as. simon yes
lcrday. aud the ease was submitted.
~ Il. Chandler, Esq, of Caroline county
was In the city Yesterday and went up Il
Hanover Courthouse 10 attend the speaking
The new Methodist Church AT the corner
Of Cary and Washington streets Is rapid,
nearing completion. The roof l. now beinl
put ON.
\ slight fire took place Yesterday al ia,
residence of Mrs. Roberts, No. 1921 east
Broad street. The station men AT the Broad.
street cnginc-hOusc were notified and eX-
inguishod the same. There was no alarm.
Colonel l.. C. shelley and Messrs. l.. T..
Reed and II. ". Cicher have been here ON
visit 10 Mr.. i. Nhitlock on their way
home from the Tcmplar Conclaye.
Dr. II. {. scott, Of Ashland, grand war
den Of the ROYAL Arcanum. after visiting
}el,dorc Council on Tuesday night, went
MP 70 Hanover Courthouse yesterday with
lion. J. IJogc Tyler, VINO spoke there yes
tcrday.
Governor Lee has received an invitation
10 attend the unyciiing Of the static Of
Hon. Caesar Rooney, of Delaware, but owing
% pressure of official business has been
orced todecline,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-17

at the present era, when physical cut
ture is a part Of the curriculum of our
most intellectual schools. AMI l. so gener-
ais regarded rs a necessary element to-
ward supplying and maintaining the
sound body for the sound mind, it r.
worth while 90 consider recent state
mcnt of cminentp physicians that the mere
exercise Of singing is great h.l Up toward
the prevention, cure or alienation OF lung
diseases Ia the incipient STATE II such
diseases it is oven said to be- "a powerful
aid TO "a cure. Ii is, indeed sDul-W hat
curious that the medical fratcr.its have
not exploited the theory Of Ian c.crciscs
by singing more fully heretofore than
they are now doing, for TIC a.. on Of
cali5thcnic5 in developing the chest and
If rymna ties I'm strengthening muscular
tissues have for years been universal
practice. although as matter OF fact the
mere physical exercise Of singing brings
into play an extraordinary number Of
muscles that can hardly be- suspected 81
action in connection with the t..r,at cx-
pansi0n. 1t was disclosed ay statistics
in Italy SEINE years ago that yoc.lartists
were usually long lived and healthy, and
tLat brass instrument players, who bring
their lungs and chest into unusual ac-
tiyity, have not had consumptiye vic
tim among them no matter how thin
or weak the voice, children or young
people should be encouraged to indulge
in song. There can be no happier medi.
cine. and II hearers sometime suffer, they
should be encouraged AID strengthened
to bear the inniction in view Of the good
il may occasion. New York Tribune.