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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-15
Matl,c,rs County Democrats.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispetch.l
M.rnr,ys CnrRrnnrsE. Va. August II. 1879.


MATHEWS COURTHOUSE, Va, August IL. 1889.
AT a Democratic meeting held at nathcWs
Courthouse on this day George ". bohannan
was. by reclamation. called 70 the chalr, ana
Robert W. Shultice was chosen secretary. me
following delegates and 0lternates were eD-
Doiuted 10 represent this county in the sene'o-
rial convention 30 be held al SaiUdd on Aug
s9th: ~,
Wes.yilIe Distrct-Delegates; G. W. Bohan-
nan. Or. Raines j. !. Burke. sr., seth +. Miller,
William K Fitcheit Robert w. shultice. p. j.
Parker. and John C. Thomas. Alterndtes:
George Huuley, John b. Donovan, W. q. Lane,
Edward c. l. Digs, W. X St0akcs, Fred ricS >.
hammond, Robert b. Gayle, and james =
Chesapeake District Delegates: A. j. Miller
Dr. T. b. Lane, Captain Alexander James, L. Z.
Thomas. X. j. Morgan, W. i. jarvis. Sand-
smith. and Dr. f.. {. Foster. Delegates from this
district have tho power 10 choose their alter
mates. ~ c.-,.
Pienkitank District-Delegates T. j. Chris
tlsn. 4. H. Posties, ". q. ludgin-, j. {. Apper-
son. and Il. f. LandOn. The Same rulc In re-
gard 70 alternatcs was adopted in this as III
Chesapeake district. 60.
Enthusiastic speeches we're made by mr. sem
F. Miller. DR.. John G. Bohannan. G. I. Garnott
and John b. Donovan, Esq, Hoo. James y,
Stubbs NJ. Jones. Robert McCandllsh, ahu
George HURLEY, Esqs.
A very large crowd was In attendance ana
great deal OF enthusiasm manifested. 80 mo
roughly wEs tho Democracy aroused mat inc
meeting was characterized as love-feas-
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THE ATLANTA OUTRAGE.
Plain Words for Chopper Ciarkson'
fBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatca-l

ATLANTA, Ga, August h--In reply 70 me
statement Of Acting -Poetmaster-IcheIatN I'i' -
son sent out % the Aseociated frcs3 IN tsIoIehoo
10 the appointment OF the negro clerk fenhy 70
a Dot,tion in the Atlantis post-Uiace. the Consti-
futon will say to-morrow IN n douDle-Ie"ucu
editorial THAT the authorities Ia y" hshins .vn
are determined 10 distort mo iactS IeiH'to " "
the appointment OF the negro Penny 70 placo
tn the Atlanta pOst-OiiCc Is Clearly Suo"h
by a telegram which We printed yes,oI,
day Nearly every statement attIID"'V ~
20 Acting Postmaster General ClafKson u,
mat telegram Is false On the race oI
n. ana the telegram may Justly be rerarded rs
deliberafa attempt on the part OF an oinciai sup
pOsed 20 be close 20 tho Adminlsueuon 70 uo,
ceiVe tho public with reference ~ au OWN no,
hns become notorious. Mr.. Clarkson says tila'
THO Atlanta postmaster General Lewis, sp
pointed Charles G. Penny, who stood az inc heso
OF the civil-servico eligihles , r...,
lhia is false. When Lewis appointed Iehny
he vas lowest in list Of two, and Lewis did no'
discover until afterwards that sturgis, wnlte
applicant was not ehgible, Tor ne appolncu
him TO a clcrkfhip in another depattnVn'
the next day LOWS himself save uhat 10
appointed Penny 20 q position In me kegistty
Deparifnent because hc would then Dc less iiao 10,
20 come in contact with the public. Out Ni'
Clarkson says that Penny was nssigneu "
work In the Registry Division, NOT 10 snS 7s The
room with o Young lady but In another" inc
trn,ression here sought 10 be leti on inc pupliS
mind is false. Ex-?osimastor henire", Np.
knows a great deal more about The WORKINGS W
cIcrks in tho Registry Department arc neccs-
sarly brought into contact and associa,ion
nr Clarkson says that the young iauy
aud her father, who was superln '' ILL, ~
tho Kegis,ry Division aud had the assign
men. d cierAs. both resigned because =
negro had been appointed TO piace w 'n ne
office That this IL absolutely false Il SHOWN ~
Mr CIarksen himself. who COOS on 20 say 'ha'
there we're FIVE negro CLERKS ia the pOs-oillce an.
der the Democratic postmaster. ms ht,enp'
At whitewashlng which emanates from Wash
ington win not be successful The people o.
Atlanta know what they are about ana IN 'hii
progressive, liberal city public sentiment i
never nj fault ia matters Of this kind. II ali ina
Mr. Clarkson has said Is true how is /! that MI
Van Winsle. Republican, refuses 10 remain or
General Lewis's bond II tho postmaster ulu
not violate tho civil-service law, how - y WA
Judge Henry i. Tompkins comes on his Doha OF
that very ground. AMI shows that the aPpoint
meat OF me negro was deliberate ana lnc1cu
sable The Constitution assures MI. CiakSot
that nel,ner tho Administration nor any OF ~
servants will DO permitted TO Islander anu ni'7
.u4A n . a
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ROANOKE ASSOCIATION.
Various Reports Read and Discussed.

Special telegram n ths DlHPh'ch'l
CHATHAM, Va, August 14.-Last night on inc
,,otion ~ Iir Thomas Of Richmond. the Roa-
.3oke Association, together with the large con-
f,regatiOn, By n rising vote. unanimously re-
cmestod Dr. Eager, Of Danvilie. 10 decline me
All he has received 70 Alabama and remain in
the Roanoke Association as pastor OF the FIRST
liaptist church of Danvilo.
The association opened tnis morning win
devotional exercises followed by the report OF
the Executive Committee.
The report on missions was read by heV' l. =.
Anderson and was discussed by Rev. y ;. l..
Fuller. J. 3. Mofet. r. Ii. Fontain' Dr. havhcI'
Or Dickinson, and Professor Cooke.
The report on the Sunday-School and Bib.o
Road was made by Rev. L. 4. spencer ana DIS
cussed by Rev. r. l. Motley, Professor AVere'''
and others.
The report on religious literature was read by
Rev. W. D. Barr and discussed by Roy. I. W.
Wood, Professor AYeTett, Dr. Hatcher, Dr. DICE"
inson, and Othors. ,
At tho night session the report On education
was discussed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-15

CHESAPEAKE AID OHIO Raj
MAY COMPANY

y NAY COMPANY
SCHEDULE ~ EFrECr JULY ~ itnS
IEANE REDMOND
$40 4 ". Local. except sunday for
fUrro.
1904. NJ. txDress daily Tor O.I Point s1i ,Ir.
fHik.
ii:i0 A. NJ. Mail daily f'r CiucinnNL 81
Palace ~ieepiug-rar- 60 Nnfn
coop. NJ. Express daily for oij iyH, 81
Norfolk.
t:i5P N. Acomm ,iatan. orcopt Saturday ga
sunday. fIr H. r. s O.. Ilur'.I
100 l.. II. on -aturIsY only a.cnum -a..
tnarouesYu~.
e.i5P. ". g. b. y Aefuhuio .HrIt.. .f'..
with Dning-Car from t.f. f''s'
o. DincnuAI ana I.la.l.e i
man >lrrring-tA a. f.'n I.. lHNII
TRAINS ARRIVE A. RICHMOND
Sos \. NJ and Oh g. 81. faly fr.m 600 fnrh..
gOOA. N. tu Monia, only from ilAN o.
yillO
100 A. N. aud 80 T.. II. ialy from Norfolk
C:O0 l.. N. daty except o-nlay ilun lDi.1
Forge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-15

praue. White OF GuIlford, and 4. J. Armstrong
Judiciary: W. A. Graham. J. II. Mclean, w,
" Rodeers, X. j. Powell, and Julian Aiien' OF
Stntesville. u-
CONSTITUTION and Bylaws; W. A. hoyo. J. w.
Payne, J. y. Conield, :, Z. Harrcil, >. N. harsh'
: N. fIobson. and J. ", Week., n
fmmigration. Julian Allen. w. Mclean, j. Is.
oliver. j. ]. Young, J. V. Mccall, and NJ H.
flemiug x,-, 49,.
MIsccilansous Thomas ". Walters, John =.
Oates. James Norwood j. nj. brYau, anu d We
Bryan. =, - p,,..
Public Press J. NJ Mcmborne, n. C. English
and W. Il. Tomlnson.
The Presidents annual address cnme next.
and II Il needless 20 say hat II has ever since
boen the topic for discussion by members OF lno
order aud parties outside as well. olher oes.e
og,soere will be elected tomorrow. aud tho meet
ing will 30 In sossion I'll noon Friday.
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Baseball Yesterday.
NV ielegraph 10 the Dispatch.


Pi.tsburchs .....".o o o. 3
Baso-htts-Pittsburgh 10: Bostons, II. Err
Sowders ana Miller: .Clsrkson and Bennett
indianapolis: .,
iVass po 1ns. '''' i .
BAse-hits -Indianapolis, s; Wa'hingtons, 10.
rors-IndtanspOlis. 3; WashingtonA < Bat
teries-Go,zein and Sommers; Thurston and
Mack.
Cincinnati:
A'hletics. .,.........l o o O. 3
Batteries-Peity aud Keenan,; Seward and
4. Observation-Disclosures. l. Athletics. g.
Chicago: g..
PhiisdeiphiaS......9 / 0 0 0 .
Base Hits-ChicGgos, Il: philadelphia. 10.
ries-Gumbe peri and Farrell: Gleason aud Gle
ments.
cieveiands O. 2
Base-hils-Clovolands, q. New Yorks. &. Err
rors-C eyelands. /; Now Yorks, !. batteries
/ o'Bricn and thinner; Welch and Ewing.
Kansas City;
Kansas City.......l ! y
! observation-disclosures City. s.: Brooklyns 6. Err
| rors-Ksnsas City. 81: Brookyns, T. batteries
| conway snd Hoover; Caruthers aud Slower
/ St Louis
/ a. Louis............0 O 0 0 0 o. 0
| Columbus.........5 , x-i3
/ Base-hits-St. Louis .; Columbus, &C. Errors
| St Louis s; Columbus. 0. Ba,terles-Cham Der
/ lain, stlYetts. and Miligan; Baldwin aud O'Con'
nor.
/ Louisville:
Balnmorss. 0 3 90 K
Louisyilles 40 0 0 @
! observation-disclosures, II Louisyilles, TO- En-
/ rorS- Raltimores /: LsouisYilles, 4. Batteries-
/ Cunningham ana Quinn; Ewing and Cook.
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FARMERS ALLIANCE.
Annual Meeting of tho State Body OF
North Carolina.
LspecIal telegrem . lhe pIspa.eh.l


FAyErTEyILIE \. C.. August i4.--Thc grand
annual meeting Of tho state Farmers Alliance
OF North Carolina convened hero yesterday aud
was called % order about noon by the Presic Ont,
Captain :. u. Alexander. Of NeckienOurg. Tho
State secretary. Colonel l.. l. Polk. read the roll
Of tho counties which showed that out OF the
nihety-six counties Ia tho state elgnIy-lye we're
represented ~ person.
Tue assembly Is composed OF nne body OF
men, representative II the producing power
stho bone aud sinew" Of the land, thoughtful.
esrnest men. fmbued with tuil appreciation OF
the grave purposes for which thsy are assembled.
The whole STATE nearly 10 represented, and The
hotois are full Of guests.
Coionel W. J. Green. ID. y. Durham, AMI 3. H.
King wer0 appointed u committee on credei-
Halls. whose report showed ninety Counties Ia the
state organized with representation OF $50
strong at tho annual meeting.
All tho slate oElcors made favorable reports,
aud many important resolutions were offered
for tha consideration Of tho body, among whirh
was ono adopted unanimously. demanding q
rsi,road com ri ission from ne neat General As
semtiy, which meets again IN 1891 On tbis sab
1ec4 the delegates we're u alinosl one opinicn.
Uop G, w. hacume. OF Washington. ID. g..
PRESIDENT OF tie National Alliance. vas intro
d,lced 70 the audience to-day. and mad strong
speech In behsif Of tho order.
the following committees were tten sns
's osdss Il Buxass; George Williams. :. \
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Indicting the Prize-Fighters.
III taiorrcDh ~ tina niaDafcb1

PURvIS. MISS. August A.-indictments have
been presented 10 the court against sullivan
and Fitzpatrick. IL Is understood that hiraln
ana seconds have also been indicted. The grand
jury Is still In session.
The grand jury. It Is understood. VIII to-mor-
row return bills against Frank Stevenson, who
managed Kilrain's interest; W. +. Harding, who
represented Fox, Kiirains backer: Johnny Muir
Ihy, Knrain's bottle-holder: Daniel Murphy,
suitivRn's bofte-hoider: Dennis Butler. towel
holder ani ring builder; james Wakely and
Charlie Iohuson, Suliiyan's beckers. ana e. ID.
Edwards, general passenger agent of Tie Queen
ana Crescent road.
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A Negro Mob's Impudence.

Especial ttIosIIIII 10 IU7 IJIaII'fIoI'I
TuoMAsvILLE, n. C.. August I4.-At tho depot
last night between and II O'Clock negro mob
composed OF sx falsely arrested white teacher
from Randolph countv. The mado him SOLEMN
" promise TO appear promptiyat O'CLOCK WIS
morning a. the Mayors once for trial. charge i
with an attempt 20 steal q ride 70 High Point.
lie appeared. Dut tho prosecution not beng
found hc sNoro out warrants against 80. holt'
Mack Lambert, Jason Lindsay, Herbert Terrell,
Henry RasemOre, aud John Loftin. basemore
aud Terrell were not apprebended. Three were
fined. and Lam bert. the ringiesder vas bound
over to court TO meet the smiles oil his Honor
Iudcn Aal.rimRn-
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Crippie Killed by a Train.

Especial Telegram 70 tnb Dlsphtcu'l
WOODSTOCK, Va. August H-A freight rain
ran over and killed n fOurte m year-old cripple
noer Edinburgh last night named Johnnie WICK
ham. Two more traios passed over the po s
maneling Il horribly, before II was found The
head was Gus OF aud other parts OF the Dody
scattered along the track for many yards me
how had lost leg several years ago by oeing
run over by train. II IS thought ne was trylhs
70 1et ON or Oh the train last night when killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-15

TItHhaHI IIIt'I 1'I
Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispetch.l

neutrality-suspicious. OF IIo NIIT-IIT7I1 D'77IV1'II
CoLUHBIA. Va. August Il, 1889.
The lzdios 81 mo Baptist church gave very
tntoreStiuc entertainment at this place last
night for the benefit Of their church. Tho Au-
dicnce was large and very oppreciatiVo oi Tue
taste and talent OF the actors and actresses. lhe
sweet voice of Mss Katie Walker, the charming
daughter Of General lindsay walker. was a
diatinrtive feature Of the occasion
The clouds arc lowering today ana ire lar m
eris countenance is correspondingly dark.
- RENEE.
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JAMES RIVER DIVISION.
a. < A. r. r.

JAMES RIVER DIVISION
dL & A. r. RI
Ira RICHMOND
e.i5 A. " daily Tor Lyu'hburg, Lexington, sol
clifton Forge.
Al5 P. n. Scotlsyile Accommodation, et.'p.
SUNDAY
1000 +. NJ. daily accumulation for iynrhDl-s
aud Clifton Forge.
TRAINS ARRIyE KicHN0snt
6I5P. NJ. and 7.f0 A. VI daily from tiff1
Forge.
9.f5A NJ from scottsvlle cr-snt sunday
n. ". FULLER
General Passenger A.-aL
r UAuauax GaneraI Nsuagar Ir -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-15
j. The indictment Against Sullivan and
TBy telegraph TO tho Dispstch. !

PURvis. MIsS, August A-The indictment
against sullivan charges him with having by
previous arrangement engaged In pri2e-fighi
with Jake kilrain for a large sum Of money
The indictment names six grand iurymeI who
were AZ tho fight as witnesses. Indictments were
s.so brought against Referee Fitzpatrick, XII.
rain, Muldoon. Cleary, and Donovan. IL Is said
that tho Governor Is now inclined 20 take a To-
nient view OF tho case and 10 consider sullivan
as less blamable than the other members Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-15
PAGE COUNTY.
IT'S Mineral weaith-Enorts at Develop
ment.
,co-ro,ooos,pc. ., the Richmond pl,patca.I

fC0fTe1pO11eEco OF tno h'NhuN'aN H''S---'
LuRAY. VA, August ~ 1892
General W. 8. Rosecrans formerly hesis'er VI
the United states treasury, VINO recently put.
cnased large tract Of mountain lana near
Marksyille, In TITS county. supposed 70 nave
valuable mineral deposits, has since SOFA gao
same 10 a company, OF which no Is member.
who propose 90 develop the property anu nilho
and ship tho iron and manganese tounl tne,.on
Nessrs. broaddus a. Nowm an. Of this place.
have also com menced operations at their nsn,
eaneso-mine. near Dry nun. In this county ana
e.ncct 20 sing one or more shafts. Quite extern
sye preparations are also being made AZ sne
new ochre-minc, near hrrksyilie. Just oponoi.
for the mining and shipment Of the ochre 70
northern markets. This will be me second mins
on iris character developed and worked IN mat
vicinity. - ,.,,.-.. 10
Many portions Of this county are believeo 70
abound IN valuable mineral deposits, ana our
people are glad 20 see any steps taken calcu-
lated TO develop the mineral wealth Oh he
county. Co.. p..,.a.. :, A.,
Bishop white preached in Christ Protestant
opal church. IN this place. yesterday MORN
ing aud also in the afternoon. AZ the laLter SER
vice he baptized one candidate and connrmeu
cl1ss OF four persons Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-15
Railroad Rates.

PHILADELPHIA, August ia special 10 tho
PTess from Cape May says: While ihe passenger
agents decided that Il was too late 10 plsko any
special concessions for this summer's ousiness
a basls WAS created 20 meet with the favorable
consideration o. the representatives Of southern
roads for the business Of the next and ensuing
years bessoen the South and eastern resorts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-15
Death of y. T.. yenable.

Especial telegram % the UIspatchJ
Fopr Mospos. VA. August 14.-Mr. v. F..
yenable, Of Louisville. ny, son Of Hon. ;. W.
Vensple. OF Petersburg, died here at : T. a. To-
day. He came here in bad health last April, ac-
companied by his vito and chic. MS romans
VIII be taken 20 Petersburg tomorrow for inter-
ment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-15
4 Big Haul Of whiskey.

TNpeclhI ItIOkIdIl 10 NV UIHVtsI7I'I
CHARLOTTE, n. G.. August l.-Revenue officers
brought here to-day thtriy-slx Darreis contain
Inc g00 gallons of corn whiskoy which had
bcen seized on the premises of jacob Jenkins,
In 0aston county. This IL the biggest haul made
by officers in many months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-15
Burning Forests.

posTLASD. ORE. August l4.--Forest fires are
raging Ia Oregon end Washington. and tho
smoke Is ~ dense In THIS city thai ono cannot
rec the buildings halt mite up The street.
Nest OF the dres were caused by settlers clearing
lard. but ia Iaany Instances were set by trsrnDs,
Fires also rege IN tho vicinity OF Glendiye, Mont.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-15
WEST VIRGINIA.
Two Men Released from Jail by Mob
renociAI telegram TO the Dispatch.l

lSpcClhI IeIbgTaH % mo DI5VaV0THI
WHEELING W. VA, August l4.-Yesteruay
morning q band OF n dozen men quietly sur
rounded tue Jail at BraXtOD Courthouse, broke
omen n window aud released Lafayette Prunty
ana Henry Fisher. Prunty was held for brutal
murder and Fisher for embezzlement Onicers
are in pursuit Of the rescuing party
The commission 10 select site Tor the state
reform school met of Petersburg today
Elizabeth, Anderson, kirgwoOd. and ParKeis-
burg are the leading applicants for the school,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-15

DO you suffer with scrofula, salt rheum-
or other humorsf Take Hoods Sarsapa,
rilIa, the great blood-purider. One hun
bred doses 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-15

AUCTION sALEs-Thrs Day:
BY Joseph b. Davis. Auciioneer,
(B. 3. Cook. Saleeman.l
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
SUPERIOR HORSES. HACKS, FAMILY CAR
RAGE. PHAETUN, BUGGIGS, PICNIC
WAGON, EXTRA FINE DOUBLE AND
SINGLE HARNESS, LADIES' AND
GENTLEMEN's SADDLES,
SLEIGH. AND STABLE
IMPLEMENTS.
TOGETHER WITH OFFICE FURNITURE,
AT AUCTION.
As administrator Of the estate Of 7. c. Bennett,
deceased, ! will sell at the Stables, corner VI
Broad and Belyidere streets, on
THURSDAY Tns 18TH INSTANT,
commencing at II o'clock.
magnificent HACK CARRIAGES. --latest styles;
& sets HACK HARNESS. 10 match;
: pair Al HACK HORSES, none better USED;
superior HORSES for general uses;
FLOODED COLT. two vear6 old. sired ~ Wood
burn uambletOnian-thS IS promising
very costly FAMILY CARRIAGE, as good as
new, with pole and shattS
Iato-stylo PliAErON. best IT axe;
9sIDEBAR BUGGI ~, but little used:
valuable PICNIC WAGON, conveniently ar
ranged: ,,..,.,.,
Several sets OF DOUBLE and SINGLE HARNESS
Of the best manufa 'turc
very handsome BASKET SLEIGH, n good
orGer:
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S SADDLES,
Very costly ROBES:
1 act FOU R-HOkSE WAGON HARM ESS;
HORsE-COYHRS. BLANKETS,
6 WINTER LIVERY COATS. and STABLE M
PLEMENTS generally:
OFFICE DESK aud CHAIRS.
The quality and style OF all OF the above Is 90
favorably known that minute description Is
deemed unnecessary, knowing that the m
nOuncemont Of the sale viii attract, as IL so ricn-
ly deserves, general Attendance.
TERMS: Alsums under $50 cash; sums OF 80
and over n credit OF sixty days .or approved en-
dOrsed paper. interest aiieL. ...
JOSEPH ". LAUBE,
Administrator Of the estate " I. c. Bennett, de-
ceased.
L. Is. COOK. Salesman. au II
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BY JAS MHcdougsll. - -.
By Sutton & Co,
Real Estate Agents and hucnoneers,
1914 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO De
i SIRABLE AND CENTRALLY-LOCArfD
DWELLINGS. nos. l0oH AID III EAST MAR
SHELL, BETW VIXEN FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS. SOUTH SIDE--ln execution OF n core
tain deed u trust from Loui, " mgler aud Wife,
dated October 10. lssS. and * record N tho
CLERKS ONCE OF Richmond ra1cery Court
Decd Rock 126 y, page lei being required p tp
do 10y the beuefclaries thorcin. Se shall sell al
public auction, upon the promises, ou
MONDAY. AUGUsr "a. 1889.
o. O'Clock +. NJ. tho ove-des'rlbed PROPER
Tl. Dwelling 10. 1872, Is brick. and has Ava
rooms No III II 'rsme dwelling, aud con
tains six or seven rooms.
The lot fronts 81 feet on the south side Of
Marshall street and has q depth VI 1853 feet
inches.
Tho property is I'm GOOD order. and ~ location
will always command ready aud promptpayiog
tenants.
TERHs: Cash a. 70 expenses ~ sale ani s23i.f
balance upon terms 10 be announced at sale.
y. ID. HARGRONE.
HENRY s. III IZLHR.
f. 4. SUTTON.
Trustees.
SUTTON & Co, AuctiOnccrs gu II
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REPUBLICAN, WARD-MEETlNGS.
Jumped from Train-Work OF TICK
pockets Other Items.
fsnecinl inlerram ID the Dlspatch.l

LYNCnBURG. VA. August 1.-THE hepupiI-
cane baiI their warI-meetinCs last night % elect
deIegGtss ito The City Convention which IS to sc
loot delegates to the State Convention. Ihete
WIS lively fight in all the meetings between
the Mahoneites and nnti-nlshoneiies, bu' the
aud claim a fun Malone delegation.
Tho meetings were in session until a lato hour'
aud were very disorderly. IL is claimed % mo
aui!-Mauone party today that no delegates were
lcgallv elected nnd il is SAID that other meetings
viii be hold, but IL is hardly possible Tint ms
win be done. a. the NahoDeites are entire y
satisfied with the result and Will 20 aheGd ana
elect delehates 10 the state CONVENTION.
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TRAINS NOKTnHAHD.
.Daily. Italy except SUNDAY
sToppING- ACES.


No~ Hand e make no stopS No q SOP. "t
signal a. Centreila NJ. - stops Only Oh 81.
at Chester, CentrahA anc hancu's'oi Fl,
rs ana IS stop on slcOais a. all stations -
81 81 IS, sS, 81. ~ aud ~ vii stop 81 al '''''
for passengers
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On Trains Nos it and 20 sleeping 1t' oe.~,s'
New YORK aud Tampa. fla ltii @aeA' 49,,
on rrslas Mes. IA ana q sleepiag-cA.s be,"'
Mashington ana Chzrlastou. GA tteit y,
slesping-cars between New fof< al -,
willie ON Traia No. e siesptog-car uo'"o
Washington and Ssvannsh .,.
TuE ONLY ALI-RAIL LINE TO NORfOLA'
,x.xs AEkfNS .
a,cAmona s.s eco A. NJ SostOls''.... l.s 3 y y
Elchmond ,.sO0P. VI. Norfolk w. = A.
Norfolk .ss:2OA. n. kichmoat. .liN \
Norfolk .....'S;eo n NJ, k.shmood., Sso = n.
ihsse trains also make close
aEi al s.atloas on tho Norfolk and Nes.sin
roac. n NJ slLLt, SepeI.n. -
* 4. u. MyxKS, Gonerol sapefsnteoieAe
A. N. EngksoS. General Passenger Asea-
sol. Haas. Tyafnc Manager ny"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-15
XORh-RlYER LINE VA VS.
a POINr
tpAILY EA-Err srNnAL.

FIall1 Pa. FIJI NI n NA b.
The fsv0rito r0gte 20 Baltimore Ih'af'arf .f
ca ms Ino arc models of leaufy. agtn.s
comfort Leave Richmond $50 Do. "a. a.l
T. NJ arrive As baltimore sgd A. b.. leave
Baltimore NatIy exec 90 sunday sI s. t. No.. a.
rive a. kchmoud $50 a. ~. n.I o. s.. ~
far" from fl1uwoul strlIeftI. 10. lu .a.
Washington. ti. MumlHr'pl. u.l. 800. .. .-
delphia, - 10; Now horK 81 f. h.Iai IH..
Wilmington, Del, s.. plla10 phn. t-. ArF
York FL
INVEST POINT ACDJNNp| AIlDN
Leave Richmond Nweuiy- .hIrl.
Street iopoU .............. ....... ..I A. o.
Arrive Richmond NiWeuty -'hui
street dcpoV ....... ......... ... f>.r H T.
Daily. fDsily except sunday
Depot ami tcSet-o1irH Foo. virginia a'.''-
Uptown o0iso Corner lcn.A AMI som "r-e.t
JAS D.. AZ IHN
General ias-nuEer A.Hu-
u s. lII'~
Division lsasnHrer Arfn,
nl.auHll D., A.
sol HAAS, Tran. Manager.