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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-14
CLEOPATRA.
Being m Account Of the Fall and
Vengeance Of Harmachis, the
Royal Egyptian,
AS Set FORTH BY HIS OWN HAND.
By II. RIDER HAGGARD,
"She." "Allan Quaternnain,"
ETC., Etc., Etc.
illustrated By MlcHoLI. a1tsr CATION WOOD
VILE and 01IUFxMRAaKM.
CHAPTER Ky.

or THE AMAZING or HARMAcHIs: OF THE
SIGHT or DEATH: or THE COMING or CLEO
rATRA. AND or HER MANY COMFORTABLE
WORDS
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-11-14

naught would she tell me Of
how things went without. She
came in many moods-now gay
and laughing, now full Of wise
thoughts and speech, and now
nassionafn onIy-and to every
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21
pARALYzEp BY ELECTRICITY.
The Lincman Handled the Wire with His
Bare Hands.

Two actors ia front OF the Union-Squnre
Theatre yesterday called the attention
of Policeman Wingate 10 a man whom
they had found on the sidewalk at Fourth
avenue and Fourteenth street apparently
suffering from paralysis on the right side.
The man said he was Adolph Nascher, age
fifty, of No. 2l9 east Seventy-sixth street.
An electric-light wire had fallen on his
head. he said, and had knockd his hat Of
His right hand had come in contact with
the wire also, and he had received a shock
that paralyzed him. John Oliver, line
man in the employ OF this United States
Electric-Lghting Company, was pointed
out to the officer "A the man VINO had
dropped the wire on Naschcr.
Oliver had been taking down an electric
light wire which ran from telegraph pole
at the corner TO the Hotel Hungaria. He
said the wire had not beer used for a long
time. and IL had no electricity in II. u
was cut of at both ends and wound up in
n coil whom he dropped il from the pole to
tho sidewalk, he said. aud 1t did not hit
Kascher. but only dropped close behind
HIM. Oliver declared that Nascher was
limping. az IL paralyzed. before he got near
the pole. and that he only had been fright
ened by the fall of the wire. kaschCr
showed burns on his fingers. whore he
said they had come in contact with tho
wire. There also were some marks on his
hat that looked like burns. He reiterated
his statement that he had received an
electric shock. Oliver said he had used
his bare hands in removing the wire from
the pole. and il was nonsense TO talk OF
shock from that wire.
Naschor walked with tho policeman to
the New York Hospital. The surgeons ex-
arinod him and said that he was suffering
from paralysis, probably due 10 an electric
shock, but they thought his condition was
not dangerous He remained in the hos
piial. Oliver WAS arrested and held at the
Jefferson-A Market Police Court on techni-
cal charge Of assault
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21
THE HILL CITY.
The Unitod States Circuit Court and Con-
pons.
rspecia, telegram to the D,spatch.l

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch1
INcBRura. VA, September 20.-The
United States District Court adjourned for
the term this morning. The only business
of Importance transacted was the appoint
ment Of ". +. Il. Taylor, of Patrick,
United States commissioner.
In the Circuit Court. Judge Bond pre-
siding, an order was entered extending the
time for the commissioner IN the SUIT OF
Wilcox Brown and others rs. the Danville
and New-River railroad until next term.
A number of coupon cases were set Tor
hearing in this court to-day. but Attorney
General Ayers did not arrive and the cases
were POSTPONED. In the case of l.. q. Sha-
ner. which was heard in Baltimore, the
Judge delivered his opinion. He TecoS-
nizcd the coupons NJ legal payment ior
fines imposed by the city court, and or
dered Shancr discharged from custody hui
he ~ stu held for the Campbell county
authorities, where he also rendered cou-
pons for fines.
The Norfolk and Western passenger tram
which left this city last night narrowly
escaped colliding with freight tram at
Halsey's crossing The two eng mes ran
within few feet of each other before they
were brought 10 stand-still. The passen-
gers were badly frightened.
George Clemens's storeheusc at Mt. Zion,
Campbell county was almost gutted rum
day night br thieves. They took every
thing they could carry away. No one was
sleeping in the house M One time.
Captain Ham Shepherd, secretary Of the
State Democratic Committee, arrived here
this morning to meet the county chairmen
of this district and those from Appomat-
tox. Amherst, and Buckingham for the
purpose of holding conference. All
from but one county IN this district were
present. Among those present were Paul
{. Fdmunds. Halifax: W. ". Berry. Bod
ford; Captain Thomas ). Martin. scot -
Vile: j. Hampton HOge, Radtord; John
T. Johnson, Cnristiausburg i. u. Jordan,
Halifax K. Z. Eggleston, Charlotte ana
Senator John W. Daniel. John j. Edwards,
and =. A. Krise. Of this city.
Captain shepherd addressed the meeting
and urged thorough organization at every
precinct. and stated his firm conviction
that if the Democratic vote was gotten out
rs il ought 10 be-. even without one OF the
Malone " kickers." the State was good 10
90 Democratic 10y 10000 majority. Each
chairman made cheering report OF tho
prospects. and after they stated what was
needed Captain Sheppcrd promised them
the State Committee would give them
every assistance asked for.
Bishop Randolph has called meeting Of
the Board Of Trustees for the Coiorcd Or
phan Asylum, which IS 20 be establishing
lust outside tho city limits IN Campbell
county. for Tuesday next. the 2ith, for
the purpose Of laying plans ana begin
ming operations nj once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21
HANOVER COUNTY.
The Rains and the Crops-Political-An
Ancient Anchor.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
GA1NEs's MIL, September 90 1889.

GANEss MIL, September %, 1889.
The continued rains of the past week
will prove q great drawback 20 the farmers
of this section. as a large quantity of fod-
der was ruined and O stop putt to plough'ng
and the seeding OF late crops. The sweet
potato crop VIII not make more than ono
third the yield first expected.
Politically dis section OF the county IS
quite lively. notwithstanding the fact that
no sneakers OF note have favored W. with
their presence. Our local politicians, how
ever. are doing their best, and are working
dav and night for the Democratic cause.
Your correspondent was in section OF
the county few days ago that has hereto
fore been largely Republican, but every
prominent man he talked with declared
himself for Mckinney
A series Oi revival meetings, conducted
BY the Rev. L. A. Cole have been gong on
for the past week. and viii continue
through the present, at Gcthscmanc CHRIS
tiau church. 4 large crowd has been IN
attendance, and about seventy-tive addl-
ti0ns 10 the church are reported so far.
Recently two young men, W. II. huiner
and Willie Barker, were dragging net IN
the ChickahOminy river for hsh. The net
became cutangled on some obstruction in
the bed Of the river. which proved to be
an anchor OF ancient make As the river
is not uavigabla up as tar rs this point It IL
n mystcTy how the anchor came to be mere.
Ii is supposed by some to have been lost
by John Smith.
Miss Salie G.. Howard, Of Richmond, rs
visiting iss Joycie ~ Johnson.
Miss Fannie Y. Baptist, Of Richmond,
who has been visiting friends here, has re-
turned home.
MIR. A. Sidney Johnson, who has been
quite i'll, is up again.
Mr. Wallace Glass, son of Mr.. A. Glass. of
Hotts is extremely Ill.
Miss Clara Gibson is suffering from a
slight attack Of sickness at her home. sun
nyside.
Mss Marian A. Curtis and Miss Cora L..
jenkins, two charming young ladies Of
this section, are visiting in Richmond.
Hiss Mariah Curtis, of Richmond, Is
visiting Mrs. Geraldine Curtis, of Puccoon.
CLAYTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21
NEWS ON THE DAN.
A Mail Robbcr Sent 20 the Jury-Railroad
Notes,
rspecIa, telegram 10 the Di,patch.I

DANv1LLE. VA. September 20.-E. II. Gil
liam, the mail-carrier arrested for rObblng
the mail on the route between Keysvllle
and Darlington Heights, had hearing to-
day, and was sent on TO the grand jury.
The robberies consisted mainly of letters
handed mlo to mail. His home is at Pros
poet, Va.
President Ewing and Treasurer Bateman,
of the Atlantic and Danville railroad, ar
rived here this morning, accompanied by
some of Mr.. Bateman's friends. Several
Dauyille people Joined the party and took
trip over the road, which is now COM
pleted 10 within ashort distance Of Milton.
1t Is a splendid piece Of new road, and was
highly complimentcd by all who saw IT,.
Regular trains Will be put on between Dan
willie and Milton October lst. Theroad has
been graded several miles beyond Milton,
and probably trains will be running to
Gainesville in November.
The farmers of this vicinity were much
scared last night lest frost should nip the
growing tobacco. bat the cold wave has
passed over and the weather tonight has
moderated several degrees.
Renewed efforts are makingto strengthen
the Young Mems Christian Association
here. and a recent canvass resulted IN the
collection OF several hundred dollars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21
NOTICE! NOTICE!! NOTICE ~
BY y. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auc.lOne3r.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF THAT VALUABLE AND BEAUTIFUL
VACANT LOT or GROUND OF THE sol III
SIDE OF WEST MAIN STREET. % FEET WEST
FROM THE INTERSECTION or MAIN AND
HARYIE STREETS. BEING ~ Tricky
POPULATED AND CONsTANTLY-IMPRO
PART OF THE CITY AND WELL ADAPTED
FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. A. WELL A. FOR
PRIVATE RESIDENCE>.-Inp pursuance OF de-
cree OF the Richmond Chancery Court entered
Juues, 1889. in tho cause OF Charles Engle rs.
Adelaide Unger tnes Bitter and Camille Unger.
her husband, the undersigned. special commis-
sioner, will sell by public auction. on the premi-
ses, on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER l. 1859.
At $50 p NJ, in parcels or as a whole as 70 the
may seem best. the LOT OF Ian ID
referred 10 Ia said decree and located As above
stated Beginning on the south side Of west
Main street az a distance OF 6s feet from tho
west side Of Hsryie street. thence westwardiy on
said south side Of Main street 100 feet inches,
and running back at right ange5 within paral-
lei lines l55 feet. and as per plat and survey
made by Bolton Il Taliaferro. surveyors. OF July
10 1850.
TERMS: One third cash: the residue In equal
instruments by negotiable notes a. SIX aud
twelve months with interest added, and tue title
20 be retained until the purch2se-moneY Is iulIY
paid and a conveyance ordered by he Court.
WILLIAM fLEG kNhklhEk.
Special Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21

WANTED, BY \ LIVE, ENER-
w GETIC young man II limited expe-
rience. but gooi az neures md not afrail Of
work, POSITION Wlth \ GOOD HOUSE.
Address L.. g1s wost Marshall. city. &c 2l-2r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21
Supreme Court of Appeals.

STAuNToN, Va, September 2O.-ln the Su-
preme Court of Appeals to-day the case Of
Thomas rs. Armstrong, from Augusta, was
argued by William Patrick for appellee and
A. &. Braxton for appellant, and submit
ted
The city Of Stanton us. Stouts execu-
tors was submitted on briefs.
Roller Us. Moore's administrator, &C.,
from Rockingham. was argued by Winfield
Liggett for appellant and John L. Harris
for appellees, and continued for further
hearing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21
,as always been supporter of General

has always been supporter of General
Mahone.
A slight FIRE occurred this morning ut
the warehouse house of Portner's brew
cry.
The remains of Mr.. g. Frank Kelley
were TO-DAY sent with an escort of Con-
federate veterans to Colleton, in Fauquior
county, and buried there.
Hon. John s. Barbour, chairman Of the
Executive Committee, was at the head
quarters to-day in consultation with Secre-
tary Scott in regard 10 the canvass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21
TYLER AT WINCHESTER.
lie Makes n Splendid Impression on tho
People.
Especial telegram to the Dispateh.l

Especial telegram 70 the Diepateh.l
WrScHEsTIR, Va, September 20.-Hon.
J. Hoge Tyler addressed large audience
of farmers and other citizens to-day. He
made mastery array OF irresistible facts
and figures. and was loudly applauded.
There were number Of Republicans in
the audience, and much good was accom-.
glished. The Democrats are aroused. Mr..
Tyler IL the guest Of j. Meller Long, near
stephens City, and was serenaded by the
band a that town last night He made a
splendid impression on our people to-day.
Ex-Governor Holiday was in the audience.
AZ the close Of MIR. 1yler's speech he was
loudly called for. aQd arose and paid o
handsome tribute TO the ticket and pro-
posed rising vote Of thanks for Mr.. Ty-
ler's excellent speech; which was given
with hearty goodwill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21
by Jas. Maciougall.
No. II north Tenth street
VRUSTEE'S SALE OFTHE ENTIRE


TRUSTEES SALE OF THE ENTIRE
4 PLANT
KNOWN IS THE RICHMOND WAGON WOkhS.
CORNER OF TWELFTH And BYRD
STREETS. At AUCTION.
BY virtue OF u deed of trust g. the uniers.en-
cd rs trustee from Richard Fry, trailing under
the name Of FRY 6 sons, and ny recorded, /
will sell, on ths prem71 or above. o.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, lsS9.
at II O'Clock a. NJ, tho cuure nr.t-class nssort-
meut Of hACNINERI, WAGONS. PLOWS,
LUMBER. SC. IN the following lots-yiL.
Let Am tho VI ChlNElti. embracing the
noarly now Ames Eugia0 and boI'r Pong
Palmer, Bands, ,ut-On and mp SAWS aud Ia
bles. SHIFTING. Peltirg. Drills, sc.
lot B-THkEE FORCES n Patent ila1i-
Blowers, Fellows. Auyis. BlNcSsn,ils ioois'
Iron, *.
lot about l30 PRINCESS PLOWs 90 l., g.
2, and 4-horse. together with q large lof Ok
PiOW-FlX TIRES aud CASTINGS
Lot D--Soveral new WAGON-GtAk-, WAGON
HUBS. SpOk ~, F-LLOES. lkONS, 81. also. on
PAINTS. CiLS. 1URPLNilNE BRUSHES, oLA-
SONrD LUMBER. &C.
1le above properly win he offered Zoe los n5
advcr i-od and Will item be- offered as whole,
ami ale 90 DO confined a. The highcs bidders.
TERMS. cash. WILLIAM 81. nc ElIN.
Trustee.
Salo conducted by JAS. NicD0CGll. set
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21
AucrIoN sALEs-rni. Say.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF MULES,
Il WAGONS. HARNESS. &c.--In execution OF
a ieod Of trust made 20 MS, dated November l,
1884, and duly recorded In Henrico county, we.
the nndersigsed. being required 20 70 do by tho
holders OF the notes secured by said deed. do
fault having boon made in the payment OF the
same will offer for sale AZ public auction. az tho
stables OF storrs & Co. lbolow Haxalrs Mills1,
Richmond. W., on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER q, 1889.
at ~ O'Clock noon,
10 MULES,
3 STREET-WAGONS.
3 SPfISG-WAGONS,
Large number OF SETS OF HARNESS. &c.
TERMS; Cash G. u. WILLIAMS.
4. 1. BOULWARE,
go 15-su. W,F&Sa Trustees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21
Died from the Effects of a Fall.
Special telegram 70 the Dlspatcal

INVV0IaI IVlUsTaTu y VI0 DI5VN-ll'I
ToASo, JAMES CRY COUNTY, VA, Sep
tember 2O.-Cowles Taylor. aged twelve. -
son of Mr.. Il. +. Taylor, was found in tho
road this morning in q helpless condition
He was taken to his home, and died in an
hour. II is supposed that he fell from the
cart in which lac had been after pine-tags.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21
by Chewnlng & Rose.
Real Estate AuciiOneers and Brokers,
No north Tenth etreet.

CPECULATORS, CONTRACTORS,
- AND BUILDERS. ATTENTIOS.-By direc-
iion Of the owner we will sell by auction. upon
the premises, On
SATURDAY. THE gisr DAY or SEPTEMBER, 1889.
at O'Clock p. NJ, that FRAME STORE No. 205
cast Broad street. aud oil PORTABLE MATE
RIAL thereto belonging. 20 be- removed NJ once.
TERMS: Cash CHEWING - ROSE.
eols Auctionesrs.
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ATLANTLC COAsT LINE.

SOL. HAAS, Tran. Manager
=. Vi. u. IAL,OIl Lllat ..s lfe'ilea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21
DICHMOND BAZAAR. On
te Nos. 1893 AND 1910 FRASELIS STREET. MA

Our sale will commence
TODAY
n 10 O'Clock. whom We expect TO hnve number
Of very good HORSES. MULES, BUGGlES, PhAE-
TONS, AND WAGONS.
AT T. O'CLOCK
= bales nay IN prime condition;
! beautiful BLACK HORSE. five years old.
sound. rollabio and very fast:
I superior LARGE BAY HORSE and BUGGY:
! CITY HACK. in good order, 10 be sold by
order q trustee:
Several TOP-WAGONS and TOP AND OPEN
BUGGIES:
1 FANCY CANOPY-TOP SURREY AND HAIR
NESS.
soH Z. B. COOK. Salesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21
Alexandria Notes.

Especial telegram 70 tho D.spstch.i
ALEXANDRIA, September 20.--It Is said
that Joseph Lash has been appointed
United States Gauger for Alexandria. TO
succeed Colonel Edmund Berkelav. Lash
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21

BY yir.uo Of u decree II tie Chancery Court
Of the city OF Richmond, Va, In tho chancery
SUIT therein depending styled Iompkins- al
sniulstrafrix rs. lompkins and ais, lompsins's
aduinistratrix ~. Allison * Addison aud ci-..
and :. s.. T. IattesOu, trustee, ~. I0mpkn' ami
ais. tsali decree was entered ON the <lth day or
November. ISIS. we The undersigned special
commissioners. will proceed 10 -rl az public
auction a. the time and place above prescribed,
that MAGNIfICENl Farm located Ia PoWna-
tan county known as Harrington, containing
LOGS ACRES Of eXfromOiY valuable lnul. about
zoo acres ia Opcn land and f. In q hiEn state OK
cultivation, and produces finely wheat corr,
onfs, tobacco. ani grl sses. Tho balance ~ no
lRLds are we'll wooded and tlmbefei win OAK
and pine. There are several creeks lowing
through this place. aud are nettr-tohins
streams. This beautiful farm lies in q splendid
neighbOrho0d, convenient 10 schools, churcnes'
AMI mills. both saw AMI griat.
The improvements consist ~ nice FRAME
HOUSE containing nine or ten rooms and all
the out-houses usually found on hrst-class
such On elegant estate az this should attract
the attention Of capitalists and holne-set kers.
This proparty viii 30 offered as 4 whole or
may be subdlyiIcd into throe traits, as VIII DO
shown by plat Of he lands exhibited on mo
day Of sale II sold IN parcels tao tract NO ].
containing 5.0s acres. with at no improve
meufs, Will pe nrst Oucrcd. then Tract no. =
cOntainiug .l7h acres fine open land aud wood
eli land then Tract No. 2. containing BIN acres
OF beautiful crock, meG dow, aud me timber
lands.
For further information call on the auction
GERS, who viii take pleasure I'm giving any nlor-
nation desired. and plais u the ahOye-describ 81
farm are at their respective Offices.
Parties wishing 70 inspect the farm Will leave
Richmond on She 9O5 A. n. train Richmond and
Allegheny dopo0. getting OIL az Lee station,
where they will be me-. by Mr.. John Gillian,
who will show the lard.
THE TERMS under which This beautiful estate
will be offered are exceedingly liberal. aud are NJ
a. raff / fan an ia
moncy In cash; the residue on credit Of one,
two and three years, Ia equal insialments, bear
Ing per cent interest from day OF sale iii paid,
aud 90 be secured by bond- Of the purchaser, with
good personal security. and by retention Of ne
title, or personal security may be dispensed with
II the purchaser prefers % pay Is much OF more
than one fourth Of tho purchase-monoy In cash.
For further particulars address the auc-
tioneers or :. r. PAIrEsON.
CONWAY h. SANDS
CuarfaI Com mi 4siOuera.
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Leave Arfly'
Richmond PcfrrsuIrg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21
~ Isnuiog G.. stables 81 c.,
Real Es.GIc Agents.
1lOiN east Main street

TT7RUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
i GROUND. DWELLI'-G. STABLES. AID
OTHER BUILDINGS ~ FULTON. tkONING
$50 FEET o. THE SOUTH LINEOt LOT isIANA
STREET CORNER OF ERIN eIklkh AND
RUNNING BACK li5 FEE , 70 An ALLfi.-oy
virtue ~ a certain deed a. trust ia ei June Id,
1855, and duly rCcorl led In the cicrEs oilico ~
HenricO County Court to The unierslgnec trus-
toes. we shall sell. bcirg required SEQ TO 80 ~
The noteholdsr therein secured, 70 tae highest
bidder, on tho premises, cu
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER ,. 1850.
tho atoys-le-crltel PROP RrI. Tho dwelling
contains ave rooms, in good order The out
buildings consist Of stables, sheds, vc suitable
for q dairy. for which purpose hey have re-
Gently beeu used The ground lies veil, aud
Brogc the reach Of high water. convenient TO
electric ears. &c
TERMS: Cash rs % expense Of executing this
trust taxes for This and any previous year uu-
paid and also f3jln G.s june 30, 1852 with III
icrest till paid and tho balance upon the fol-
lowing credits: s3f:ij December 30. l,s2, f'tl3
due June 30. 1890. aud 1850 Ynyab.e on June sd,
1870 and the further balance Z Any. upon such
terms a the grantOr M said decd may pre-
scribe. and ia the event OF their failure 20 $50
prescribe then rs the trustees may announce at
tho sale. JOIN II. DiNNh-N,
WILLIAM MARSHALL, JR,
Trustees.
MANNING {. srArEIs Sc CO.. Auctioneers.
20 81
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By Augustine Royal & Co.
nal
n. ". Bowe.
Roal Estate AuctlOnoerh

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF AN
Y EXTEAORDGNAR FINE FARM IN
POWUATAN COUNTY. VA, CONTAINING
i.035 ACRES or HlGHLY-IMPRONE I'D LAND
ONLY THREE AND A HALF MILES fhOM Lbb
STATION. on TIRE RICHMOND AID ALlk-
GHANY RAILROAD, TO TAKE PLACE AT IHE
STREET ~ THE CITY OF RICHMOND. Oh
THURSDAY. sETTEMBEg Ed, lss9.
II ~ IL -
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AUCTION sALEs--Fature Days.
BY Manning c. Staples q Co.,
Real Estate Agents.
ii0ik east Main street

A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
IA BRICK STORE hND DWELLING OF FIVE
ROOMS CONNECTED THERETO. No. ella EAST
MAIN STREET.-By request q tho owner. who
has determined to dispose Of this property. wo
will sell the same by auction. on tho premises,
on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. 1889.
at O'Clock p. ". The property Is a substantial
ly- built BRICK STORE AND DWELLING and
occupied by good teuau:
Tho lot has frontage Ct so feet inches and
has depth between parallel lines Of 100 feet.
For a safe and profitable investment this Is a
good thing and doubtless will always sell for
moro than wo expect 70 gottOr II A. this sale.
TgRMs Ono third cAeh balance Ia one, two.
and three years.
MANNING c. STAPLES & CO..
so20 AuciiOncers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-21

TONPEINs,s ADMINISTRATIVE, PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST TONPKISs AND Ala. DEFENDANTS--lE
THE CHANCgRY COURT OF THE CITY o. RICH
MOSD.
!, Charles W. Godin, clerk Of said court. GER
tify that tho bond required 0f tho special COM
missiOners by the decree In said cause OF the
2Ofh Of November. 1873. has been duly gwen.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of March,
1854 CHARLES W. GODbiH, Cl6rk.
sale conducted b. AUGUSTINE ROYAL Go.
and y. W. BowF. kuctioneers. SELL
NOTICE! NOTICEl! NOTICE ! q!
will have an auction on TUESDAY the 2lth OF
September All parties having FORFEITED
PLEDGES with me willplelse call and pay IN
terest or redeem tho same. ! will also sell some
very fine SEALSKIN COATS.
ELLIS ADRIAN.
GIG cast PrOad street.
ge 2D-4t Richmond, Va.
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STEAMBOAT -,

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT s.ssSt.,
' COMPANY. for OH Point nor StcsSsssE-&.
folk. Portsmouth. Newport NowA Clarsnoa.
ami Jainos-riyer landings eirecI rs elegant
ealoOo steamer AklkL. LEAVING 1ichmOai
EVERY MONDAY. EDSksDAI. and FRIDAY
att A. n. streeI-cars connect
Connectious as OLD Point and a; Norfolk
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river. a. lowest rates. and through bills issued
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