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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-09

Four OF Them Killed An u Quarrel on
h Nweet-Grass Wis.

A telegram from Blackieet Agency says (:
A courier reached here last evening from
Sweet. Grass Hills with news OF a fight thar
occurred on Wednesday last between a qu5r-
let OF GrOsyeutres and River Crow Indians.
The struggle occurred about sundOWn on
January I'd on the banks OF Cottonwood
creek in the foothills. three Of the reds being
Killed outright and the fourth so seriously
slashed that he died on Friday night.
1t appears that for several months spotted
Dog, "A GrosVentrc brave, had been paying
frequept visits to a River Crow squaw, I'm
spite OF warEings from her brother, named
willow, to keep away. Wednesday spotted
Dog set out with q comnanion or q hunting
expedition mp Cottonwood creek. The
couple we're followed by Willow and young
hali.breed named Joe Hunks, and when
about thirty miles from the Crow camp VIII.
low and the balf-breed caught up with spot
ted Dog aud bis companion and commanded
them 10 halt. An alteration eusued, which
resulted in a challenge from spotted Dog TO
have it out then and there.
The challenge was accepted, and deposit
ing their guns and blankets on the bank o.
the creek. the gladiatOrs drew their kniyc,
and squared oway for the fight. spotted Dog
and Willow were pitted against each oth0r,
and at the first lunge Willow buried his knife
in The muscle Of his ANTAGONISTS right arm.
dis thling it. The light lasted half an hour,
and at its conclusion Spotted Dog, Willow,
and the bali-breed Hunks, were dead Or
diving, and the surviving Grosyentro, bleed
ing from several wounds, was barely able TO
mount his pony and ride TO the camp. where
he made known the result OF the battle and
subsequently died Of his Wounds.
The affair has created a deal Of bad feel
ing between the Indians, and further
trouble is feared. Several OF the Grosyen~
tres have gone TO Piegan and purchased
LARGE quantities Of ammunition, and 4 Is
Surmised that they mean to ayenge the death
OF Spotted Dog. Agent Allen has taken
precautions TO prevent any OF the Blackfcet
leaving this agency, and word will be sent
To Agent Lincoln at the GrOsyentre agency
to adopt similar measures to prevent a con-
/ ufaf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-09

Or. Paul Cibier says He Can Pat an
End 10 Him ar Properly Aided.
New York World

DR.. Paul Gibier, the French physician
who some Yeas ago In Spain iBOculaled hiul-
sell and others with the germs OF cholera
then raging there, the incubation proving
successful. il now about 10 Offer his services
TO the United States Government to esiaO-
lish an experimental station for the treat
ment OF yellow-fover. He arrived IN this
city on Thursday. In discussing his plans
last night he said to q Would reporter:
"When I left Paris 10 make an eXperi.
ment m treating yelloW.feyer. | had what !
thought TO be the germs OF The disease Ior
the purpose OF incubation. but my ObseryS-
fions in FIorids convinced me that ] was
mistaken. made in Havana, and after
wards i'm Jacksonville, very careful inyesti-
CATION and succeeded IN getting what | be-
leye 10 be the germs that cause the fever. ]
have found them present in every undoubt-
ed case Of yollOw-fever have seen. ! have
not found the same kind OF germs In other
fevers. and have produced the symptoms OF
yellow. fever In animals which | have inOcu-
lated with The germs. experimental upon
amnea-pigs. and, while The result Is satisisc-
tory, | wish 10 come a little nearer TO man,
according 10 the Darwiuian theory, ana eN-
Derimcut upOn monkeys. From 4 treatment
of them | thInk a safe method OF in0culat'0n
and care OF human beings viii result III the
prevention Of ycllOWsieytr."
"Have YOU the germs with your"
eyes: but no one need be alarmed. as |
have reduced their strength so much that
they would moi Kill a mouse. The action OF
the vcllow-fever germ is much like That OF
cholera, but is confined entirely to the In
tcatlnes. Persons attacked 5v the fever are
as truly poisoned as II they had eaten
POISONED mushrooms. In fact The germs may
be called little mushrOome.'
"What do Won propose 10 dof'
ali the Government desires u | shall oner
nv services 30 establish a laboratory on one
of the KEYS OF the Florida coast, and, getting
fresh matter from Havana or Key West,
stock my island with monkeys and spend "a
yesr, if necessary, periectiug a method Of
treatment OF the fever. | shall report what
have done so far to the medical societies
here and IN Washington. While in Havana
| read some lectures detailing ny work there.
spent November and December In Jackson
vile. where every attention was shown me-.
but Of course / could not undertake then q
new method Of treatment.
81 suppose" said Or. Gibier In conclu-
sion, 81 may get the fever myself before
finishing my experiments, but | am willing
TO try II. Dr. George Stomberg's expert
ments in Rio Janeiro agree generally with
mlre. but not, perhaps, in describing the
precise nature OF the fever germ"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-09
A SINGULAR CASE.
A WHITE NAN ACCUSES HIMSELF or
HoRsEATHALINe.
fined fer Violating the Game Iaws-A
Church sutt-otasr News
Notes.
rc-orrcspoudonco Of tae Rlchmopd DIsp1'cA.l

Correspondents Of tae Nchmond Dispa'ch.l
PfrrnsTCeG, January s, 1850.
A white ban. gisiOg his name A. Charles
Wright, ~surrepcorcd himself At the po1ce
station this morning 90 the sei'-accus'tion OF
having recently stolen a horse rom one ~
the ntfrons ol 0sks's Warehouse. IN THIS
eity. This IS the horse reported several
DAYS AGO as having been wantonty killed
near Fmpora. in Greenesvllle county, AFTER
The fidor had iat0ly endeayored 70 sell hiio
In that village. Wright was commltied 70
iail for Identification. By n singular COM
cidenrc TIRE sheriff Of Greenesvsllc county ar
rived IN the city this morning and reported
IN the police that n man hsd been arrested IA
that comfy on the charge OF stealing ana
killing this horse, and was held IN Jaw lor
idenilGcauon. The Sheriff visited Wright,
who had confessed 70 the theft, but declared
that be Il not the man who brought the
animal 10 Emporia.
Neesrs. Frank and william Luckett. citi-
zens Of Baltimore. who have been recently
hunting wild fowl in the waters OF tne
JameS, appeared before Justice batN, Oh
Prince George county, 4 day OF Two ago on
the charge Of violating the game " a
0ne ~ 800 each wa imposed upon them by
the Jps'ice. from which decision they TOOK
an aopcal b. the County Court and gave the
required bond. 49,,
u. !. Eutts. q c0lOred butcher, was kicked
IN the face by his horse last night ana Sc
vefely Injured. 10 is said that both the up
DEF and lower %jaw.boncs were fractured by
the borse's heels. 80,
REV. A. q. Catis tcoloredl pastor OF the
High. Street Baptist church. appeared IN the
MAYORS Court tins morning rs plaint7n N a
su,i against the officers OF the church l1r
possession Of the books. The case attracted
4 crowd Of cOlorcd spectators who manifest"
ed much Interest in the result oi the sun
especially In view OF previous troubles IN the
church. After hearing evidence ana Hrgu'
ment tho Mayor dismissed the SUIT on the
ground that it was improperly brought.
Ia reported t0at a weli-kn0~n family OF
this CITY has recently fallen heir 20 a hand
some legacy by the death Of a relative IN
pb,ladelpaia. and that the respective menu
bers will come into possession OF over Si,OOO
each.
Mr.. Emanuel Levi, whose death Ia report
ed To have occurred IN New York Yesterday,
was until very recently a merchant doing
business IN this city. Misfortune overlook
him and he failed In the later part OF De-
eemher. His stock OF goods was sold at
public auction. and his private effects were
levied upon by the digh Constable to satisfy
executions. lie left here only a few days
ago for New York. II il thought that bis
business troubles preycd upon HIM TO such
en- extent as TO render him sn easy victim 10
disease.
The Circuit Court o. this city Is still in
session entering up the judgments and
costs in the various coupon cases recently
decided in the court. ROBIN ADAiR'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-09

WANTED, 4 PURCHASER FOR
W aN0.1 WORE-MARE; sound and relia-
bic; works well anywhere. Also. an extra iarso
MULE. Also. a No. ] MICH COW AND CALI.
on consignment and for sale by
TALtAFERRO CO.,
ia g-St III south Twelfth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-09

Az "a YOUNG MAN
w twenty-five years Of age and has a col-
Icgiate education desires some r%emuncratlye
position In business, bookkeeping preferrct
B5st Of references given. Address L. ~. r.,
care Of Dispdfch. j. S-2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-09

TOR RENT, SEYENTY-FIYE- @
a ACRE FARM, with frame house, barn, %~
Stables. aud nue brick residence. adjoining Man
chester. Wilreut farm without bricz residence.
Apply 10 !, j. BkADLEl co.,
Real ESTATE Agents,
IA l5t Manchester, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-09
Inr An Rlnins,s nousehold.

An Augusta Me- special saws: Mrs. James
G. Blame, accompanied by her son Walker,
will leave this city tomorrow to Join her
husband in Washington. The Blaine house
hold appears peryaded with a blithe spirit
that Is interpreted as meaning that the head
OF the household has been offered aud has
accepted the position as Secretary OF State.
STAGE Mr.. Blaiue's arrival IN Washington
the impression among the political gossios
here has been that bis visit bad more to do
with 4 Cabinet appointment than the build
INK Of a new house. and hal the latter pro-
ject was only contingent upon whether be
went into the Cabinet. The inference drawn
Is tbat IN sending Tor Mrs. Blaine the Maine
statesman has been assured Of the premier
ship and that her services are now needed
Ia helping plan the new residence for their
occupancy during bis official term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-09

WANTED, THE PEOPLE To
W know GILT-EDGE BUTTER ia half
pound prints eau be bought a. RICHMOND
CREAM, BUTTER. AND MILK COMPANl'S.
No. 3 west Broad street, for % cents por pound.
ia SGT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-09

cALESMEN WANTED.-ENER
- CELTIC MEN can make good salaries. For
pGruculars apply al Sly east Broad street
n R1la
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-09

At 3 recent faney-dress bail fer children at
Washington the three sons Of Senator Hale
were seen as English barristers, In silk
gowns, white wigs. and goid-rimmed glasses.
The daughter OF Representative Henry Cabot
Lodge wore a silk bfoesde gown that was
her grandmotber's. A great great-gfandson
OF Commodore Truxiun appeared 10 the uni
form worn by that officer IN his great vic.
tory In 1898.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-09
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO ROUTE

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE.
~ SCHEDULE TAKING EFFECT
NOVEMBER ~, 1881
LEAVE RtCuM0SD.
s:45 A. NJ. for Newaor News, Old Poin, Com
fort and Norfolk daily except sun
day.
si5 A. NJ sundays only, 20 Newport News, Ola
Point, and Norfolk.
Ii.O5 a. NJ. Through and Local Mail 70 all points
Wost. except sunday Pullman
fleepers Clifton Forge 10 Lexington,
~.
920P. NJ. for Newport News. on Point and
Norfolk, except Sunday.
400 P. NJ. Gordonsyino Accommodation, except
Sunday.
GO p. NJ. foe Louisville. Cincinnati. Chicago,
~. Louis, Memphis, ami New Or
leans-Fast EXpreS--with through
pullmaus daily. only route running
Pullmans sest from Richmond.
ARRtvE IN RICHMOND.
ESQ A. N. GorI0nsyillo Accommodation, except
sunday
1888 A. VI. from Sorfolx, Old Point. and New
port News except sunday.
3I0P. NJ. from local points and tho West, OK
copt sunday.
66 2. N. from lid Point, Newport News, and
Norfolk daily Pullman Palace car
Richmond 80 Cincinnati AMI Louis
Vile.
eMP. n. from Louisville and Cinciunati-Fast
Express-daiiy.
Depot: Seventeenth aud Broad streets.
Tickets a. 1909 Main street. aud at tie depot
Il. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Ageut.
j. T. ODELL. General Manager. noD
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COURT ORDERS.
NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
N TIE cHANCERY COURT OF TIE CITY
or RICHMOND:
Bennett Puryesr. administrator q. b. n C. Z a.
Of D.. b. Jeter, deceased. and also rs executor
Of Mary {. Joter, deceased, ...... Complainant
James T. Dickinson. A. F. Dickinson. Lulie B..
deter in her own right and as personal repre-
sentative Of Philip :. Jeter, deceased, Emily
j. Brown. j. b. Woodward. Kate Belle Jeter,
Philip Hunter Jeter, deceased, and Mabel
Waite Jetsr, the last four Of whom are III
Extract from decree entered Docemberis Is, 1888
"And tho said Commissioner shall
also take an account Of all outstanding debts and
demands against the estate Of j. b. deter, de-
ceased, showing their priorities II any. All
which accounts the said Commissioner - d.
rected 70 report % Court, with any matter spe-
cially stated deemed pertinent by himself or re-
guired % DO stated by any party In interest, ADD
10 return with his report tho evidence upon
which such report IS based.
1.-THE said Commissioner Is directed 20 give
notice Of the time and place fixed by him Tor
taxing an acc1lnt Of the debts and demands
against the estate Of J. Is. Jeter, deceased. and
against the estate Of Mary c. Jet0r, deceased,
By publication once a week for four successive
weeks IN tho Richmond DigpGteh, which shall be
equivalent 70 personal service Of such notice on
the parties or any OF them"
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. RICHMOND. yA.,l
January 8. 1889.
To the Parties 10 This suit:
have Fixed on my said ONCE and TUESDAY.
February u. 1889, at II O'CLOCK A. VI, as the time
ana place for executing the decree Of which the
foregoing Is an extract
GIVEN under my hand as Commissioner In
Chancery Of the Chancery Court OF the city OF
Richmond the day aud year Aforesaid.
OHIO 6. KRAN. Commissioner.
CONWAY r. SANDS aad ii. K POLLARD. c0un-
sci. "a
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LOsr. HraAYED, AVN FOUND.

HUSsLErT HALL, January Z. 1859.
A COW CAME TO MY FARMOF%S
~ several weeks sgo. Owner will pleaseA--
come fnrwsrd, proyv property, and pay OK
penses and take har away, GkhfA3 spokhs,
t0s Virginia street tae<t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-09

ARRIVE RICHMOND
as 2. ". NAIL caly except s~aniay.
ais A. ". ACCOMMODATION oaiy Nh"f'
sunday
CONNECTIONS
AZ Clifton Forge win C~hcsapeako ailNN'
rAliwA Tor the south, West. ani Nuriht'
Atlynchburg silh Norfolk ans t7'efNiN
roai for All poiuts So1tn. southeast, au
west aad Virginia Midland raisay ipf
North and south.
Al Richmond Win Associated Railway l2.a|
poluts ia he south. ani hichmon1 f.3'
burg and potOmac rallrotd tor The NotsL
As Lexington Win BSllntofe AMI o4o -
ROAD. making Gloss concessions q. lAtip1
Ferry 70 ana from Pittsburgh and 10 hes~
TO points NOra snd hast
S~lesping-cars L~vacaburg " hcmpht> Nv
Orleans. and ntue h0ct.
sdaiiy. Ia
Tirsets sold 70 all points omes; y, ga,
Main street. l00 Main street. and al hn.
JOHN n MAChUhpN
aoe, Senera Passenger AgeAI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-09

Cuts, spralns, soalds, and burns speedily
cured BY Salvation OH Prics 70 cents,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-09
A. L. AnAnsoy. Auction.

No - h"I'h
EnnA Co1rpTU TE
IlhCoLEEo DALI VI Avn l4DAi
L OUTFIT OF TOBACCO MACHINERY AID
FIXTURES At A~UCTION.-By virtue Of u decd
OF trust from ". A. B!ankensnip e Co, dated
January 80. 1855, duly recorded in peed-H0oA
Ia b. page 2iI, In Richmond Chsncery touri,
default having been mnie IN the payment OIL
certain notes thereby secured and being re-,
QuirCd 80 10 90 by inc Leu'hcihi W VIZ
by auction, az thr lAcot!, 10 - uu'ul "o-''
street, between Main and tfanhl.n, on
IHJkrDA1, IAhCAht AZ i'J,
commencing az lU O'clock \. NJ an VIC ia
CulNEKh ana FIN HEA ustl 10 "a SonlP'oto
tObAcco-Iacl1ry, ~ Ioliu" IN 'i d.
perfect ORDER aui Ieduy iuL iulnici.A' o az
can DC inspected DO a"' 'H0 P''' ~
al tu' 7ai'' - p.u-
iMehly-HFH- iVIso po"0''
lE~ig1t-horse Engine
hyirAini iCmP'
5Snaye-fre-9os'
ioriIe7aeS,
a., -" - Dbl, ,rs uurats.
- u,A ter1n $3.50 ~ pitesa VTis
"V' .'-De "a
ttJN-Dat4 49, 1 80 Wills
m3ot,l 30 a p - ~wn Min
- 80 80 Tur,p NIus
noa. 90 So Mn ~
Ifou-ba'E SlAes 1.l} v,u
moo1-u - NJ -. - f''cb MIL
A.IV" M'vl' I-n. ro.t Nh ~
oo4en-BacS tt,es mltls{ y $941 ~
Wo' -, tfT |t.a,'
oo3Ju'DI- 80 ~, ~ .s,,oofccvA
h''dih-bh.A r"uIo - "'t VN"V"h
MoO1th-nn1e lDr.9H pr,nd Min
M'ooc"- o"tt - WtusN
Hooleu Dan D. - "'
talileI LiIhP .t nHO
na7her Lump ha0N'n0'
hounl iol'
- holalheI7 o-
tCiinplnB noArua'
sets neg pllots' d., rt.t,
~. no In pot I inirgs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-09

BY QuarIes & McCurdy,
Real Estate AuctloneerS.

BY Quarles & McCurdy,
Real Estate Auctloneers.
FURUSTEES' SALE OF A SMALL
/ TRACT OF LAND SITUATED IN HENRICO
COUNTY ABOUT ONE HALF MILE FROM
LAUREL ~(FORMEBLN HUNGARY STATION,
on RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD. AT A~UCIION.-m part
execution of "a deed N trust dated 26th june,
1888, 90 tho undersigned trustee, and recorded
I'm Deadlock III, page 3t2, henrlco County
Court. We. being required So 20 30 by the holder
- the note thereby occurred. default having been
made In the payment OF the same, will olier for
sale, upon he promises on
THURSDAY, JANUARY II, 1850,
~ / O'Clock. tue TRACT OF LAND above mon
uonei. containing IWENri-NlNE ACRES, be-
ing a part OF Lot , ~ GlaZebrook's survey.
TERMS: Cash a. 20 cost and expenses OF sale
and 10 pay of a balance OF Sll6D due on motto
and interest from .0th september, 1888: balance
terms announced at sale.
". J.. COWARDIN,
". II. MCCARTHY.
IN Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-09

haStlON
BY J.. II. Valentine. Anctioneor.
(deorse n. Valentine and II. Benson. saiesmenS
No ST east Broad street
DEREMTORY SALE gro THE
TRADE, OF 1900 STOCK or GENE
RAJ HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING
GOODS, CONSISTING IN
PART OF
cRocKERY. GLASSWARE, TTHwARE. TOYS.
FRAMES. TOILET SETS, OIL
PAINTINGS. &C., sc.
Nv request Of Mr.. p. Bottinghelmer, proprietor
Boston Bargain House, l4ll east VAIN strse', Nno
"a positively declining business, L VIII SOIL COM
mencing
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY SrH.
N, Iox A. NJ. his entire stock. embracing
DECORATED DINNER SETS;
GLASSWARE, such as SETS, BILE &C.
F nj ",ork Of DISHES. PLATES, TOILET SETS,
TIN TOILET SITS. ACCORDEONS,
HARPs, WATER-COOLERs,
POCKET aud TABLE CUTLERY
CANARY and MOCkING-blhD AGES,
sILvER.PLATED CASTOks and bUIlkR
cHIIpDREYfs CARRIAGES.
in fact, everything usually kept In a nrst-ciass
me trade Is requested TO attend this sale, as
the entire stock must be closed out at once.
an bills must DO paid and goods removed I'M
mediately after sale. j.. II. VALENTINE,
las AuctiOneer.
By George W. Mayo. Auctioneer.
Ono. +. Laughton. Jr., salesman')
No. "a Ninth street
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
II w-rr.unAWR ~ ITTrfNEN EITRAIa
TURE AT A~UCTION.-By direction OF Dir; Jonn
H.. crane, who Is declining housekeeping, shall
sell at his residence, on
WEDNESDAY TIE 9TH INSTANT,
at 1OH O'Clock. on Mosby street or Mechanicsville
turnpike. between Darlington and j streets, al
Of bis HOUSEHOLD AND ChNl-
TUkE, consisting of
A general assortment OF HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE,
.FEATHER-BEDs. COOKING-STOVE,
And HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES generally, IN
very good order;
GEORGE w. MAYO.
las Auctionecr.
A UCTTON.-WE WILL SELL AT
"A our store, 1902 cast Cary. TO-DAY, at l2;4J
o'clock. 40 barrels Of Cabbage; 30 barrels OF
Onions: % barrels Of Choice Apples; 30 boxes
Florida Oranges; 100 bushels e1tra Burbank
lag Commission Merchants.
DICHMOND BAZAAR, Or
AZ NOS. 1898 M 1fWFRASELIN STREET. -
. TODAY
AZ 10 O'Clock We will sell n number Of excellent
HORSES. MULES; BUGGlkS, PHAEIONs, and
WAGONS.
AT II O'CLOCK
80 bales HAY, in good condition;
1~SECOND-HAND o P-BUGGY:
!GROCERiS WAGON, nearly new;
fL..m. L. ia tTFN 81 waUTU uFI rnIlQhNn .
4fRESH. YOUNG COWS, with calves by their
sides; free mixers; good family animala
i. Is. COOK,
ia0 Salesman
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LOVING AND WWs, PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST ESasL-
KTsG, &C.. DEFBHDANr-IS TH8 CHASCKRY
CoURF or THE CITY on RICHMOND:
/. Charles w. Gocdin. CLERK OF said court
certify that the bond required II the special com
missiOners by tho decree Ia said Laase OF De-
cembar "a 1888, has been duly given.
Given under my hand THIS 5h DAY Of January,
lac CHARLES W. GODDIN.
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AUCTION sALEs-Fnt..s bays;

AUCTION
NTAIN-STREET PROPERTY AT
ll AUCTION.
BY Rawlings & Roee,
Real Rstaie Auctioneors,
No. II north Tenth street.
A. the request Of tho owner We viii sell By
auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY, JANUARY Is, 1883,
at 4 o'clock p. NJ, TWO NICE oRlCk STOKES,
Nos ogI4 and 2sfg east Main street. with dwell
ines above. Each lot fronts y feet on Main
street, with a depth OF 1865 feet 20 an alley, front
ing on which there Is a large building containing
eight or moro rooms. which rents readily NJ good
nrlees The stores are now rented 70 good
tenants nj Sia50 ea7h per month.
This property will pay n handsome revenue 70
any one seeking n nrst-class inyostmenL and
we homo for and confidently expect number OF
active bidders AZ tho sale.
Come and buy q bargain
TEENS: Easy, and announced At sale:
RAWLINGS a. ROSE,
ID AuctiOneers.
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BY Qgarles & McCurdy,
Real Estate Brokers.

ANAA L"AANN NANh
URUSTEES' SALE OF TUE NOTED
L YELLOW-TAYERN PROPERTY, on ROO
ROAD, ABOUT SIX NILES NORTH OF RICH
MONDE execution Of q certain deed OF trlst
from J. p. Neurohr and wife 10 the undorsiguci,
bearing date January y. 1856. and N record IN
Henrico County Court. Deadlock III. page %,
being required so % 10 by ihe beneficiary under
said deed. default having been made IN the note
thereby secured, will oner Tor sale. upon tho
promises, on
TUESDAY. JANUARY Is. IS9.
at II O'Clock 81. the PROPERTY conveyed by
said deed, consisting Of q tract OF land With im-
prOvements known "a tha Old YELLOW
TAVERN, containing 39E ACRES. and a tract ~
> ACRKS lying north OF the site Of the on lel-
low Tavern.
TERMS: Cash a. 70 cost and expenses Of sale
and sdnlclency TO pay OIL "a note ~ sl,>0l, with
interest from February /, iS,S; balance IA may
be- announced at sale. W. l. COWARDlN,
". II. MCCARTHY.
IA Trustees.
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Train No. 20 connects daily 49, koysfilie ~
Chase cry. Clarkssiiic, OAf0rf, Durham. H".
dersOD. and RllelRh. Connects daily o. Dfrana
bOr0ffor Durham. KRleigh. salem. arI NIn.f. nib
and all points ca N0rth Carolina niF. u rs
Salisbury FIR AsheviIle, Il0t SPRINGS, AMI n.
points no Western Aor.h Caroline, and no Char
lotto FOR Charlotte. Columbia alt Augusta r4i-
road.
Train No. - connects daily 40 Greensboro fr
Salem. Winston. Raleigh. 6olishorl, aIi M1r.
heal city: a. salisbury Tor A-hrfnie N1f
Springs, AMI All points ln Western hUrh ta
Ina: a. Charlotte with Charlotte, t1iumihA
Augusta raur0al Tor columbia. augusta AkeI
Charleston. Savannah. Ihomasfile. Co., JAN
s%ouville, aud o.hes fl0riia points. h.-s. r.h
Carolina Central railroad f9r Wilmington
Trains from tho south aUAe nt Richmond =
A.. NJ. aud alD T.. ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-09
PHILADELPHIA, RIG Il A4E+H
-Stzn&ss
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY a. IL NJ, and every SUNDAY as
. A. NJ.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
received till 1870 A.. II. for sundays steamer
tin 5 Z. b. Saturday. Freight received daily tl
] z. N.
Fare, 81.
For further information apply 70
j. ". M~cCARRICR,
General Southern Agent, Cnlce RockettA
W. p. CLYDE 4 co.
mol Gesersl Agents Philadelphia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-09
WARREN & QUARLES,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
ilf7 MAIN STREET.

sTOCKs. BONDS, GO rERNNENT. STATE,
CITY. and other SECURITIES bought and sold on
commission. We issue SIGHT DRAFTS AND
LETTERS or CREDIT on all points in EUROPE
AND THE ORIENT. We will cOllectal maturing
bonds and maturing interest payable in this city
without charge. and charging Only the actual
cost OF collection when payable ont OF the city.
exchanges. de &-lm