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The sun., 1889-03-31
Hopokeu Democratic Nominations.

The Hoboken Democratic City Conyen-
tion met last evening. Mayor August Grass
mann was renominated. The other nominees
were Henry Quidore for Water Registrar.
James @, smith for City, Treasurer. Daniel
Haggerty for Water Commissioner and Frank
McDonough for Recorder.
The sun., 1889-03-31

Justice Lawrence discharged from custody
yesterday, W f. Gates formerly agent OF the Ham
mond Type Company At Cleveland, who had been held
since March 20 In Jenerson Market prison Mr. Oates
was arrested for emheyzlement on telegram from
Chief OF Police OF Cleveland. No further authority AR
riNlug Gates got ont q writ OF habeAs corpus
The sun., 1889-03-31

Kate Van Dyke, girl Of IA years, living with
hsS parents ~ West Fifty first street. WAS knocked
down bv coupe horse At Fifth avenue aud Fifty first
street last evening and received severe scalp wound
Eks WAS taken home. The child was crossing Fifth
avenue with two ladies' and bad started back 10 Ayoid
doVn bound stage when the couptB horse struck her.
JsseI FeS S,iysr OF The coupt was arrested
The sun., 1889-03-31
Sullivan Druak Again.

PROVIDENCE, March S0.-John l.. Sullivan
OF Boston very drank. wearing two days beard and
q battered plug hat has been doing the town all the
morning with folloGlnf' or local ana out0ItoWD
aporu and an army or leo. ANA -
The sun., 1889-03-31

Henry ]. Taylor. formerly Mayor OF Jersey
City fell dead in the S;reetin Panfei last
his dAushteIs residence He was 7h years old He WAS
formerly New fork merchant living In Jersey Guy,
where he became the owner Of a great deAi Of real
estate. Taylors Hotel WAS his property, and 1t
named after him. Ex-senator Robert l. Liyin gstOn 10
his sOnu
The sun., 1889-03-31
CENTENNIAL DECORATIONS.
SECURE THEM OF JOHN HALL

SECURE THEN OF JOHN HALL
So WEST 18TH ST, NEW YORK. NEAR 9TH Ay, 18TH
sT sE sThTlH9E; iIIH ~ n BbpNTiSG FLAGs IN
9N% %R %yARRSi%sIiLp A % sMPEAhhgA4B M MEAhhgA4B I9LE& With GAL;
sILLS OR cAsiSns, sChEMs AND ALL C0MPLETE
srYLE rBATIERY;" s5,IHni FLAo, o7INcH POLE,
POLE AT 81 EACH. COMPLETE.
ALSO PAST COLOR BuNTISGs FOR DECORATIONS,
+olsCmBs WIDE kTlS uESTs FER YARD.
ASOR 4s1ORY HOUSE GAN BE ELABOhATELY
DECORATED FOR 9l0 TO s2A
The sun., 1889-03-31
Mayor McGowan's Cnueus,

Mayor MCGOWAN OF Trenton met dozen
Hudson county Republicans In Tayiors Hotel in Jersey
City, Yesterday. and conference held regarding
the candidate to be nominated by tho for
Govsrnor, hr Mctowan was the only man talked or
lie did not get very much eneouIagement from the
Hudson county men Gen 4. Burd Grubb and State
Senator Nevius are in the lead In the race.
The sun., 1889-03-31

hUf0 ~ hH WE kHUWIIrFN
td) p z would be bad q In that case L P would
drye the knight 10 bishops fourth bad square for It
At this stage
o. 10 "a 10 commonly played threatening Kt 4 p.
(c) BY oerfect play black has succeeded in freeing his
gene and now initiates counter attack.
Preparing 10 sustain tho Ht In its advanced posi-
10 Threatening PR followed byRxP,kc
~ Bad placing the queen in dlsadvantageous posi-.
nj Probably unexpected
u Iorcsd:As kt-R.6 oh would have forced the Eame
10 fhs only move.
U The decisive stroke.
nr showatsr played this game in fine style-IEn.l
The pairing for Monday ia: Macleod We.
Gunsberg va Burille. Blaekburne vs. Woiss,
iLpsfhqhts nhao ys GosstR p e Bard ys; shoEaI
mar, Burn VS.. Taubephaus.
Tha aanra now atanda.
The sun., 1889-03-31

NEWARK, March 30-A man accurately an
swernE the deserpton.o tho Swiss farm hand Josef
salzmspn, was arrested at Sorrstown Pa, to day.
Detective StAnsby aud ono OF friends have
The sun., 1889-03-31
AmbItIou. u oung PhIl.d.lrhlan.,

Fifteen-year- Fred Hall OF Philadelphia
aud companion have AWAY and to New
York, one TO be bootblaok, and tho othOr newsboy
The police are look Ing Tor them.
The sun., 1889-03-31

ID, yhis capture was not considered Advisable.
~ Black plAys well. and concentrates his forces on
p ZSsautifM move for which he had prepared the
sIpQftpnisy ssysrH moves 2rsViously Tho combination
S 3Ss move e pari ef tho plan OF this masterful
u Because he saw he had no rsoourcs. II R-K
CsssC kx b eh. n 3 RKt-Q7 Oh forcing the game
Tho Hns game between the champion from
Paris, ~ Tsupenhausu uand Kentucky's cham
The sun., 1889-03-31

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
ATTEMPTED ESCAPE FROM JAIL,
Failed 10 AEro -VcgetsttOn-COt-
-Wind-BOuud fleet. &c.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispalch'l
v.nrolr. Va. March .. 1889
Albert White. forser: Sheopcrd Brinkley,
.,,nn',,ir, a.',,it IDox.ey smith. bor>e,
,t,of rI,rlv succeeded in breaking ont of
r., Univ i,u l,st NIGHT. They wreuchcd
tVo h,rs ~ their cell window out NJ place.
Nv o''a ", 'I. -..,ic 80 dec,,nr when f,e
tle,,.- ~ mo ian VS. aroused bv the noise
- - ., .,, ,..i,l, =. e,ot.,ur
""n o'.eN' - a. So..l indie ~ cleo
,t,,, H., po-t.,,o,,th who b,s been on trial I'm
W." ~ - - r.,,r4 fo. t,roe dsys for
rio,et,n, tbe election avs. too iur, failed TO
S'o,n'''s ~, ,,.e ..... wa cootInt,I.
" 49,, y, ,,ict,.r is undoubtedly over
am the eeshoqrd and tire great business 81
~" ,,..,.,,,, The s,-ic. ,nontb..t truck
-,',,,.., ,,ii roV commence and b. pushed
..,'.f, ., t,a ..,isrenf farms. There
,..,, o,,e,t vi.ll ~ tua winter crops n
was ' -, .,t there w.. no demand
A''S "uu Sp'"" .,,,l,s t.tin,e bnt the
jaw ,r. ,e,, l,noful' - maxim, ND their
truckers si' very ''.i''',' " ''' NV
Io'-e, on o'N.. '.. ,.,.,i.r y,t L,,,it NH
may L'' 'o,,I w., ~ he', All severe
. ,' fu'i D.. I,' ,. ,,e,.t m fi,,s vicinity
49,. ,,.irt.r ami tbe.aft w,ter- are. there
wv, " 80 s,..,,-;cg v,r,n. There
h.. i.,, ma snov of any consequence, and
n'' us' 10 ,, s,.' tbs s,n,er Of thc sea.
.,7 ,o. i..n Mid and very plrasant.
POI" N''
,'r.,,r,..l. ,.lpj c.pi1in o. ne Norfolk
,r, ",.,'l,rg pfre. T., succeed CAPTAIN
G,-.,.r :. Fir.t Lieutenant NJ. e.. kccliug. u
,,'., .'.,...,,
'n1' 'o',' No.. - .ott,o 81 This p1ft last
~. o..,. r.,rlv fhirfy-fhree thoussud
n.ln. un,rb i. r,yarGcd AS active Tor the
~ - ,l,. >es.on Two steamship, are
..o, W ',t,,, ,,r Frrone and fhe total Tor
''., s,,'''o1,t. ms .,s,on have amounted 10
oeI 2l1 hal,s.
G,ni,,nJ T. Wsddry has been reelected
,,,.,Ii ,asr,ctor If mi. r,ty by The grain
oT,,sret,",s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.
WnLiAnsBcRU, Va. Narch ., 1889.
The entertainment given during the week
at Cameron Hall by the young men - their
l.dy friends wa greatly cuioyed by all who
participated. Dancing was kept up until
late hour. The supper was served 10 an sd-
Joining room. and vas most sumpluou' and
well arranged. Pcr.1u,'s string band fur-
uisnel music during tle evening.
A fir house Witnessed pag called "Ihe
Nignt.Walch 90 81 the Oucra-llo1se last eve
Ming. The play VI, written ny DIT. james
p. Moncure, thc scrnc being ,lii 81 The East.
eru Iunatic Asylum on, hpudroi years ago.
Dr. Rucbanau, state superintendent 90
Puzzle Instruction. is .horcy to visit Nr T..
VI. Thompson, end while here "ib deliver
general lecture 10 the students Of William
and Mary.
Me.,r.. W. r. W,rrall. b ID. Peaohy. and
r. H. Cole have been speuaas yrfm days
IN Richmond ON pleasure trlr. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
IIIIL CITY.
Expcnsive Tun-Birhop Wilson's CON
dittou-EobS


IYNcuBrfG. Va. March "a West Yir.
einia Republican, 30 lsrty bound for me
Inauguration, bal hi. pocket picket OF 500
at the Union depot TINS afternoon while
eoing from the Norfolk and Western to TIE
Midland train. He TOOK his l0', philosophi-
caly and continued on his Journey.
G. IS. D0wdv. a fireman on the northern
bound Miliand train, wx- struck m The side
bv q rock thrown from " bite Rock HUI tlls
afternoon He saw toe man throw the rock,
but because ~ the Trans -peed could BOT
give q description sufficient 90 identify thi'
miscreaut. D0Wdy va, 50 badly bruised
that be had 10 lay Of here.
4 private letter has been received from
Bishop Wilson. - The Methodist Church,
who j, now in Europe, snd who has been
seriously 90 for sOme time, stating that
though be has suffered severely he IS not
dangerously ill, and that be would arrive
m New York some time next week.
J0uc.'s Island. p body OF and lying one
mile above thc city In James river. was sold
at auction to-day Tor 5000 It's consid-
cred q fine sale.
The receipts 81 tobacco for the past week
were very good, but consist OF common
grades. Strictly fine shipping Is active and
higher. Receipts, Gjj, 200 pounds. Internal.
revenue receipts, Sl2, 1870.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
AUCTION sALEs--Futuve psy
by Quarlss q ncCnrdy.
Real gstsis Auc;iOneers
Richmond, Va

TRUSTEES SALE OF a MAGNlfl.
/ CENT JANIS RIVER ESTATE, KSOWS IS
"DOvER.n ~ GOOCHLASD COUNTY. Al BIOS
COBEL STATION ON TIE FAkdh lhAhpi-
nfATELY Of tn. RiCHaOND AND ALLh.
GUASY RAILROAD, EfgHrgEN NILES FhON
RICHMOND, At ~ BLfC AUCTION. In execo-
ton u q corta "a ceed u trust bearing das@ on tbs
lat day OF Nay. 1875. from Aioert ,. hsy.rd ~
toe undersigned a. trnstees, and 81 recorh IN tos
clerks oflce u GOD0hisnd County Court, Deel-
HOOK IS page a.. being required - 20 do y tns
rolder Of tbe notes thereby occurred. defsaif
having been made IN no payment 81 toe sane,
~ viii c1er for sale. upon tse prem'ses' on
THURSDAY. N.Ecu ~ isS9.
a. ~ o'clo-k ". at Bo.cobel station. me Arrows
MENTIONED ESTATE, containing .H3s
ACRES This farm Is one - tho irst on JAMES
river and - extremely foruie. itbss station
on t. i only eighteen miles from nc Guy ~
kichm nj. aud l. not sur a-'ei ~ any "a On m
the country. Tho nelKhborno1 IL one ~ he De~t
10 the >tAic aud there 8, everything tbst could
po.sbiy be- desred bY aBy one seeking Dne
iaru. Al necessary building" &C.
The pla'o Is too ~sli knOSn " oriuire nofs
extended notice and parties de-irfnS - inspef
cAn 10 40 ~ any lime before Tho .ne. Tho A,c-
uoneers will take pleasure ia giyins any desired
information.
turn By the richmond anl Allegheny ralrosi
Tyexs. Cash a. 70 cost AMI etpeps"s Of sals
aud any delinquent taxes AMI to pay OF ibr iol-
lowing notes. $500, with Interest from an
Msy, ~, subject to credit ~ about 80 ttL q,
with iuferst from an November ~. tAil f,
with interest nom $40 NAY. l>St tft ~ WIN ih-
terost from n emncr, 49, p %. NO w.
terest from 4sh Nay, l-T. tNl. WITH interest
from am November. ~ 90, N 10. WIN Inter
eat fc1in aih November. isS-. balance upon suoh
terms =. may be given ~ uuH Oh sa4e. ne puf
rbeser viii 10 required 10 assume = prior lien
amounting 20 about kc.0pl .
H. 4. MCCURnT.
l.t. CIR Mp
fegS rlStea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
ALL DOUBT REMOVED.
PIGGorrs BODY IDENTIFIED By BRIT
ISL OFFICIALS.
how the English Government Learned that
he Was N Msdrid-His Effects
20 be Held

fBy Anglo-American cable % the Disps.ch.l
LONDON, March "A dispatch received
early this morning from Madrid said inst the
body 81 the man who shot himself a, the
Bo;el Der Ambassadors yesterday when
taken into custody by the officer had not
been identified ~ that Of Piggott, and that
the authorities were awaiting the portrait OF
The latter before determining whether be was
the man who killed himself. The dispatch
received this afternoon removes, however. all
doubt that the suicide was Pigg0t. HIS
identity has been fully established by the OIL
Gals OF the British embassy. Thursday the
Interpreter showed Piggoti the sights OF Ma
drid. Ga that dsy Piggott sent telegram adj
dressed "POnsonbyn TO the Office IN London
Of Mr.. sokmes, the Timcs's solicitor. This
telegram announced his safe arrivsl IN
Madrid and gave his address. II is inferred
that the English Government learned from
this telegram that Piggoti WAS IN Madrid.
IL Il reported that the notebook. contain
Ing the addresses 81 snumter oi persons IN
Ireland, WAS found on his body. Plggoits
suicide has caused a profound sensaiou
throughout England. Witnesses have start
ed from Paris for Madrid for tRe purpose Of
formally Identifying the BODY. The Madrid
police authorities intend 10 hold the effects
OF the suicide pending an order from The
Court relative 10 their disposal.
II ia learned this afternoon that the tele-
gram PigRott sent from Madrid On Thursday
10 Soames' Office, IN this city, "" addressed
10 shannon, the TImes's Dublin solicitor,
not TO "Ponsonbv," a. at first reported. On
receipt OF the telegram soancs notified The
police OF the whereabouts 81 Piggott. The
telegram read az follows
" Please ask Mr.. - u send me what yOH
promised. Write.
"ROLAND PoNsoNBy,
"HOiel de Ambassaduers, Madrid
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
,corre,poudonce OF The Richmond Di.ps'ch.I

correspondence OF The Richmond Disps'ch.l
ASHLAND, VA, March >, 1859.
Ne,srs. J. j. LeaEe, =. Thornton harye.
and : :. Lambeth, students OF Randolph
Macon College, Sre busily engaged IN get.
ting data for the college annual that viii
MAKE its dr.t appearance this year. New
life seems To be infused on all sides IN the
old institution this year, and everything Is
on the boom.
several Of our foremost citizens are quite
active in working up telephone communi-
cation between this place and Richmond. A
meeting Will be held IN a few days, at whlcn
the plans will be fully discussed, and,
indging from the interest shown, II i SlmOst
rsrtain that the line will be built. An i'm
movement Of tbs Kind would be great
benefit both 10 Richmond and Ashland, az
enterprIs is the forerunner 70 success in
small pl5ces.
Dr. Il. 3. Herndon has been elected physi.
cian 70 Randolph-Mscon College IN place OF
Dr. Rucker, who has lately moved TO Ne
brsska.
puripg the cold susp the first part OF this
week most oi our country and town folk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
Celebrates His seventy -Ninth birth
Day aud AddresseS Cardinals

tBy Auelo-Amercan cable 20 the Dispatrhl
ROME. March 2.-T0-dlv was TIE seventy
ninth anniversary Of the birth Of the Pope
He received a num0or oi cardinals, who
rendered their concentrations. The Popf
replying 10 the clrdusl-. said it was ilpo4'
sible Tor him IN the present position OF t1e
PapAcy 10 perform his duties as the head ot
the Church ia 40 independent manner He
con planned Of the DELAY 10 granting ~ ROYAL
exequatuers to the italian Bishops, sud said
his appointments were subjected IN scrutiny.
lla referred 10 the oprossions ~ the NJ"
penal code and the suppression oi TIE funds
Of the iraternities. His Holiness was in
splendid health and spoke vigorously.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
Catsrrh cured

A clergyman, Utter years ~ suffering IRON
that loAthsome disctse 'alsrfh, ana NAlny
trying every known !, me'l' Al 'I'I lounu
recipe watch completely cn,ed ana sAvea
Am, trom death. ANY sufferer from this
t,a.sf,I disease sending seltaddressed
st,mped envelope to Professor j. A. Law.
ro,ce. - Warren street, New York city, will
receiye The recipe free Of charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BRRAKFAsT.

by a thorough knowledge Of the natural
laws which govern TIE operations VI digestion
aud nutrition AM by careful application OF tho
me- properties OF gell-selected Cocoa NJ. hpps
Ia. provided our OreakfAst~tAbles With a deli
caIeiy favored beverage which may save aus
many heavy doctors bills. Is 10 by the !gdrious
use " such articles u diet that a constitution
msy DC gradually built up until strong enough
10 resist every tendency % disease. Hundreds
Of subtle maadles are rOaung around ua ready
u sttzrk wherever tho.e IS weak point We
may escape many fa.al shaft ny keeping our
selves vol fOrtinos win pure blood and pro-
perly no ri-hed frame. ~ srii-sero,es gax>tts
Made simply with boiling water or milk. sold
only IN half-pcund tins by gf0ccrs, labelled
mus: JANIS kPPs e. CO..
Iomoopa.hic Chemist LondOn. England
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03

By Rawlings A Rose,
Real Ests,o Auctionesrs.
No. II north Teuth street.


TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION
4 OF DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT, STU
ATED on THE WEST SIDE OF SECOND
STREET BETWEEN JACKSON AND DUAL
sTREETs.-By virtue Of a deed OF trust from Jo-
bAnno Mackey and Others. dated February 10,
1850. and recorded In Deed Hook = A, page b.
IN the clerks once OF Richmond Chancery
Court default having been made In me pay
ment OF certain notes therein secured, and being
required 30 % DO by the beneficiary IN SAID
deed we will sell by auction, on the premises, On
MONDAY. MARCH 4. iss9
At 40 O'Clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY derribe
ia said deed. a. follows All that certain piece 81
land situated IN the city Of Rich nond. Va. front
ing on The wcs. side ~ Second street between
JACKSON and Duval streets Is feet snd running
back between parallel lines rs feet
This IL a hcsutful building lot Tor nice store
or dwelling and must commend ilsef 70 any
one seeking good Investment
TRRVs: While tbs iced requires all cash. more
favorable terms will be named A. the time OF
sale. CHARLES n k'SE,
EDWARD q. RAWLINGS.
trustees
RAWLINGS & ROSE. Auc,ioneers fet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
NEWSPAPER FOLDING MACHINE
FOR SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.

We have a sTONEMgTZ FOLDER. In perfect
order. Wni;n 10 will sell alta grest bargaia. IL
will fold 90 eight or four-pAgo paper Lho slzS
VI the Dispatch or smaller. Il viii also cug and
pas'e tho eighLpags paper Itcaa 10 readily
attached 20 aay preaA
Werefer 10 Ine Petersburg Inder-A ppeai -
the cnarA'tor Of lts work, snce tAat paper hss
tho counterpart OF Ihis machine attAccci u ~
press and now ia successful operation Al
ers-s TIE DISfAkCh COMPANY,
Rg. kicAInond Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
BI>INEsN OPPOErUSIfIEs.
L. O r S A / T..
THE NORWAY STEEL And IRON CD.
OFFER FOR SALE
THEIR "a rENsIyE WORKS,

sltusted upon Dorchester s'enue, South Boston,
Nass. The 3 ant CONSISTS In uar, o. Martin sci
mems Padding aud Heating Furnaces, % En-
zines, Iraus OF Rolls. including Maj Plg,o
Mn. etc. Buildings 81 various sizes about 80
90 square fees o. land Wharf Tor landing Coal
etc. otc Possession can be given shout Aprn J..
1879 Fun particulars viii b. given upon apph-
cation al tho onice Of tho Company, No. oliver
street Boston. NH &sod5t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
BY Apperson & Co.
Real Estate AUctioneers,
MANSFIELD CORNER STORE.
EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE OF Thk FOUR
STORY GRANIrE-FRONr STORE
ArTHB
NORTHWEST CORNER or MAIN AID FOC r
TENTH STREETS.
NUMBERED 1925 AND 1923.
BY Apperson & Co..
Real Essate AgctiOneers.

rydlrnc.ion ~ The executors 81 K. p. W. IT,.
and q. ". Haxall. decessed. we Will Sol. on the
premises. 90 o'clock ?. NJ, on
FRIDAY. MARCH IS. 1889,
the ahoye-doscrloed VALUABLE CORNH r
STORE PROPERTY the lower story snd Sc ar
recently O,.upiai 10y D g. pu--er, tsQ., ani
tn upper part now and Tor many years hy
NossrH. John ". Ferguson Il son printing
house at = g-od rental. Neil butt, with granite
cans and .ils r. Us central io,,Afion fo busi-
moss espe Italy Che Wholesale trade. hne@ az
transportation. Nc.. make 20 really iesirable
s,are for many purposes. L.t 3itAHo lect ON
the wnst siIo. q- feet ON re eR-t Fourteenth
e.recp sije, ana z ST. foot on lbs rear Hoe.
IEHMs: one fourth cash. balance a. sit,
twelve. AMI eighteen month";. interest al dni. 81
cured ~ trust decd. AifEkSON a go,
NH AuctiOnacrR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
lied their tce-aouse, With ice from two and

flIIed Their fce-lousfs VIII Icb IIUHI ."
A bali 20 three inches thick.
Nellie Henderson, n coored woman wa.
arrested and tried yesterday or the charge OF
stealing chickens. The evidence was very
conclusive. so she Will solourn for hi'esh
DAYS In the county jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
bonds Accented.

by telegraph to the Dispatch.l
WAsHINGToS, March 2-Bosd offerings
to-day aggregated $4,000 AIS at los, all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03


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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03

Get into good condition for the change
Of season BY taking Hoods Sarsaparllla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
AUCTION ssLEs-Fusur. reys-
J. n. Valentine. Auctioncer.
(Gsorge II. Valentine and n. Benson. salesmeu,)
No s2i east Broad street

No s2l east Broad street
TRUSTEES SALE OF WAGONS
cULTIvAToRs. PLows. LAwS-Now-
Frs HUBS. cHURSs.
WASHING MACHINES. &C..
AT AUCTION.
SATURDAY. Hksca 9rH,
at II O'Clock. will SOL Tor Thomas C. Balm,
trustee a. No. ~ so, Maio street. part OF
the STOCK Of Messr4 Ii. VI. smiih & Co. consist
log
iFoUR-HORSE WAGON.
lSPNlNG WAGON.
TWO-WHFEL CULTIyArOR
HAY TsDDER, ...,,,..
A largo lot OF ONE TWO ans rHREE-HORsE
FLOWS.
WASHTNG-NACHINES,
one lot WAGON-WHEELS
one lot CHURNS aud CLOrHES-WklNGEkS
one lot WAGON-SPOkES, HUBS. &c.
Several LAWN MOWERS
one lot q AK f. AND fLOW-HANpLFN.
SNArHS CHAINS. TACkLE-BLOCAS. aud
many O;ber useful aud valuable FARMING
IMPLEMENTS % which tho attention II
farmers AMI those IN want is requested.
THOMAS {. BAiN, trustee.
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