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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-13
BY John 4. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent ami Auctioneer,
Bank and eleventh streets.


COMMISSIONERS SALE or A
Y COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELLING on
CARRfNGTON STREET BETWEEN b.,
CHANAN STREET AND MECHANlCSVILLE
TURNPIKE. AND JUST OUTSIDE or HE
CITY LIMITS. FOR SALE bY AUCIlON.-By
virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court ~ tho
county Of HeuricO. entered on tho y IA day 81
juno 1889, Ia the case Of Fubank ~. valentine
and ais tho undeisignet special commissioner
will sell, at public auction, on the premises. On
THURSDAY, July Is, 1859,
at o'clock p. NJ. THAT DESIRABLE TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING, containing five
rooms, situated on the north side of Darlington
street between Buchanan street and the Me-
chanicsyille turnpike, formerly occupied by tue
late John /. EubanE.
Tho LOT has front OF 80 feet sn1 runs back
las feet 10 inches to an alley 10 feet wide. ON
the lot there Is "a well Of good water aud an
abundance Of shade.
THIS property IL occupied by an excellent ten
ant aud being 50 convenient % Tho centre Ot
business offers many advantages either tor
home OF an investment
TERMS: One third cash: balance i'm six and
twelve months Tor negotiable notes, Interest,"
added, aud title retained until all me purchase
money is paid sud a conveyance ordered ny tho
Court. or all cash az may be preferrel.
GEORGE ". THOMAS,
Special Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-13

WANTED, A NEAT, TIDY COL
w OKED WOMAN to 90 North. Must DO a
good cook and laundross one with girl about
eight 10 twelye years Old preferred. Apply Of
once, with references. al gSIi east Grace street
~ l2-2t-
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sol HAAS, IraEc htutt1F.
PAIION RANDOLPH. General MsoAger

DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD POI -l,
commencing JUNE - isc9-ess.e.n s.aAiA.
time. 900.
ssss A. NJ. leaves ByFd.strs,. station "a. =
stops only a. AsalAad. juucaol, h'..
ford. aud Frsdsricksoary. sleeper
y Washington AMI Ncn 1yrk.
ii.O7 A. NJ leaves Byrl-sirvot s.atien lailf. cA'
cspt sunday.
gap. NJ leaves Byri->rse. sfai0n daily.
sleeper % New orr.
65OA. NJ. arrives a. Ryri street station dAlf.
Sleeper from NeH l0ck
as p NJ ARRIVES Al Byrd Street station itis
sioDs az frederlcksbgrs. htliori
Junction, Aad Ashland. sleeper fto1a
Washlaston and New \ ors.
1910 T. NJ arrives a. Byrd-Sirooi station ialy,
except sunday
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY ExCEPF SUNDAYS.
as A. NJ. leaves Elos. Arrives a. Ashland Al
INA NJ
4o0P NJ. accommodation lesyes Byrd street.
station: arrives al Ash lAni AZ 4 NJ
e04P. NJ leaves Elba. arrives a. Ashland a.
s4o A NJ arrives ElOs- Leaves Ashland a. go
AN
eSA. NJ accommodation arrives a. bryc-
street. station; leaves Ashland a. ''A
An
1881. NJ. arrives at EisA; leaves Ashland At
@. 4. TAYLOR, General Ticket Agent
4 T. u Aynss, General sapefinIsaieA. d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-13
TO DIMINISH THE ELECTRIC GLARE.

The simplest way to moderate The glare
of the light of incandescent lamps without
losing too much of its lighting power Is,
according 10 the Eiectriscle Anz0geT. to give
the globes thin coating of collOdion.
With little practice the uniform distribu-
ton of the collodiOn coating over the whole
surface is soon achieved. Besides simplicity
and cheapness, this method presents the
additional advantage that the coat IS easy
to remove with water. In connection with
this communication the Polyi,ctntSte
over with a solution of salt whereby they
are covered with "A coat of fine crystals.
These innumerable crystals effect difIu-
sion of the light without materially dimin-
ishing its intensity. Salts Of lead and tin
are thought TO be the most suitable for this
purpose, but other materials may be found
moro convauiaut
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-13

WANTED, AGENTS TO SELL THE
w Pinless Clothes Line; tho only line
ever invented that holds the clothes without
pins: perfect success patent recently issued
sold only by agents. TO whom the exclusive right
Is given. On receipt of 5Oc. we will send sam
pie line BY mail, also circulars. price-list and
terms 10 agents. Secure your territory at once.
Address WORCESTER PlNLESS CLOTHES
LINE COMPANY, Il Hermon street. Worcester,
Mass ~ ll-Th&Sa3T
~ iris WANTED TO MAKE CHE
N ROOTS. ROLLERS, and BUNCH-MAkERS;
also, BOYS for bunch machines Apply at once.
II. ROSENBERG,
1900 east Franklin street.
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aArIHOAD Lrsgs.
~ IL zCy3
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
~ ROAD

m II sss D. sEC
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
~ ROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY 70. fssa.
TWO DAILY TRAINsTo NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYScnBUgQ
LEAVE RICHMOND
90 A. NJ. Daily. ria Richmond AMI pessrsbur<
railroad. Arrive a. Peters DBrg 10 !
A. w.. arrive at Norfolk i.0I y. ~
$40 A. N. Daily. ria Richmond sa1 PetefsDurz
railroad. Arrive a. Isfcfsburg ig .
An No. leaves PciarsnurE Do -
A. N. for farmFiiie. Lyneh0urg Ros-
nOka Bristol, hnOKFuo, aud -
poiots South sod WssL
THROUGH CAR TO HADFOkD.
5noP N. DAILY "a Richmond AMI PelersBurx
railroad. Arrive Petersburg -.g =
NJ: leays Pelsrs0urg SHOP. v. daIg
arriving Norfolk ll;0 p. II. IHr1lgl
car Richmond 10 Norfolk.
ZOO p " Daily. gi0 Ricnmond aGl Fefers1irk
railroad. Arrive ~ PeiersDuIF ..fi
=. b.. connecting vim irsia SD .
leaving Petersburg ai ifi D. 20
Farnyiile, Lynrhnurz. Nnar1te. ..Y.
eanout1s. Bristol, kno1Fu e. 49,.
nooga, and al poists so-a al
West
PULLMAN sLEEPlNG-CAR AcCDNF.It.
IiUNN
No. i-slesDng-csr from peier'bIrs f0 rrs..
without change, LEAVING Fe.sft.fg Jelly a.
5.55 r. ~, Ali Lyncn6urs tO McmDhs afa8.t
change.
No. 3-Lynchburg b Scs Or.cs.t. AL Pa.
noke 20 ChAtsnOOga, without .fsnl,
IicGets, bagEaRe-check- Hr..a. d
csa bs Obtained 81 klchm.rI fuI Pr.er-U.Irr
railroad depot. a. W. Ns.U..'- .ff ft If. ......
aud At The Company oce,. sIl rssf Nsf. .....
~ k btAI.I
Genera fasfvlsHr hE.l.
CHAKLEs q. EDDY. 5 .0e- refiIe1-
General ONCE kOanokn. "a NIL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-13
PHILADELPHIA, RIC H-1(sKH
NOND AID NORFOLK
iGEAMSHIP CoMPANC.

Appointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY ut ~. aud every SUNDAY az
A. n.
Freight for Tuesdays ami Fridays steamer,
received ull 1880 A. NJ. for sundays steamer
till 5 Z. y. Saturday Freight received daily til
! p NJ.
Fare, s.
FOR further information apply 20
J. W. McCARRtCK
General Southern Agent Ofnce Rocketts
w. T.. CLYDE & Co.
moi General Agents Philadelphia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-13
WORK DONE by THE TELEPHONE.
Engineering and Building Record.

It is pointed out in New York electrical
paper that the statement that the Bell
Telephone Company of this country has
in operation about 10000 miles of wire,
over which 1,055,O00 messages are trans
mitted daily, conveys to the average mind
no realization of what the figures actually
mean. 1t therefore puts the matter diff
ferently by saying that if the telephone
wires were stretched in continuous line
they would reach about seven times
around the world, and that if the mes
sages transmitted every day were sent
through one set Of instruments-allow
two minutes for each message-it would
require something like ten years TO trans
NIT them all. which gives some sort of an
idea of what an important factor the tele-
phone is in the great mechanism of modern
civilization.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-13
NORK.RIVER LINE WA WESI
i POINE
DAILY ExcGrr SUNDAY

The ,ayorits route % Baltimore. The steamers
on this line are models u beauty. clog 40 %, alj
comfort Leave Richmond f3.sl 10 N. aui 4 N
4. ST.. arrive a. Baltin SD A. n. leave
Baltimore daily except sunday as 2. n; a..
rive az Richmond 'g-f0 S.. n. Snf 10 a. ".
Fare Rlchnond 10 Baltimore. firsl-rlAss,tk
eecOuf-clAss iLJ0
The YORK. River Line affords superior aiga1.
tages 10 DuAiues5-Drea ia cnao.ing them il Iraf,
Richmond Dear tho close OF tue days rams
actions aud ArriVe a. baltimore early urti mgru-
ing. after having enjoyed = delightful rIEltf
rest, free fr0m tho dust and nss5 " ralsGJ
travel
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION
Leave kichmoGd (lWeuty- third
Street depot ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. fl;.J 4. Y
Arrive Richmond gfwenly- ihlfd.
Street depoD .......-... ....-...... $50 u ~
.Daiiy. fDaly except sunday
Depot ani uckct-0nlce FOO. virginia sNs'-
Uptown ofise Corner TENN and halu siree.A
JAS. j. TAYLOR,
Genera! Passenger Agep.
J.. = POTTS.
Division Passengsr Agunt
hichmOud, "a
SOL HAAS, Traf.c Manager
d. \ ID No.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-13

COMMISSIONERS SALE
" or
A ONE-sTORY HOUSE AND LOT.
NO 1908 FOURTH STREET. R0cKETTs.
BETWEEN DENNY STREET AND LOUISIANA
AVENUE.
BY virtue OF tho decree hereinafter mentioned
we will cell 20 THE HIGHEST BIDDER a. pub
lie auction, on the premises,
TUESDAY. July 10. 1889,
AZ 6 p. ", the above PROPERTY described In
the said decree a. follows: That LOT OF
LAND, with the improvement q .thsreoD. fronting
that part Of tho city Of Richmond known as
Rockets. and running back 100 feet inches.
moro or less
TEKNs: SO much cash as will pay on and dis
charge a deed Of trust amounting 10 1887 with
interest aud cost OF suit. &C.. and The residue 10
six and twelve months, purchaser 10 execute his
negotiable notes for deferred payments. and
title retained until entire purchase-mOney Is
paid and conveyance ordered by court.
T. HILL MONTAGUE,
WILLIAM II. BEVKRiDGE.
Special Commissioners.
AIS, DEFENDASrs-lN THE CHASCgRY COURr
or THE CITY or RICHMOND.
J. CHARLES ". Goddin. clerk OF said court, GER
tlfy that the bond required Of the special CON-
missoners by the decree IN said cnsse Of July
10. 1888. has heen duly given.
Given under my hanl this 10th day OF July.
1889. CHALES W. GODOlN.
}. THOMPSON BROWN & Co., AuctioneerS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-13

WANTED, 50 AND 81 PER TON
! w for soft Coke Dayton Red ASH. the Same
! o. offered by Ware b. Gay. It is cheaper than
! gas coke. A. it is in nut. stove, egg and broken
sizes 10 will substitute IN many cases for anthra
| clio coal. Telephone 80, or postal orders
! or IMPLY filled a, Broad and Pine streets. Elba
/ COAl-i ard. W. = PILCHEk,
! fv I3-lt Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-13


Nos Il and &c mako no st1pA 3d. - stops ol
signal AZ CeniraNN No IS stors only nu sfNA.
A. Chester, teniraiia, AMI Ahnch'tte. 'pt
Is AMI 10 atop ou sigusiS a. all stations. sd. .
%. a 3D. 81 81 ~ ami 80 Will stop at al h-allsi
To- passengers
PULLNAN-CAR SERVICE
on Trains nos "a and -3siecpinr- hst~-ea
New Hork sni Tampa. Fla lriI daftslnfNi'.
On Trains Nos. ~ aut - sleeliuscNIa hrlHrpN
Washington and Charleston. on Train N' I'll
slea ping-cars between New lort a % JACK
Vile. on Train So. q sieoplng-car DoiH Is
Washington aud savannah
The ONLY ALt~KAlL LINE TO hOkfNiA.
Lave. Akfiht
Richmond. '0.f0 4. N. Norfolk i1l ~ ~
Richmond. 400 T.. n. Norfolk .....iI D. n.
NorfolE 's.s0AH Richmond .IiN a. ~.
Norfolk .....'5.20 =. ". Richmond. 49,. T. ~
These trains also make close coun-cIoat fr
FArmvlle. Lynchburg and sOptl Resferl p''ntf
aEi all 8. atone on the Norfolk AMI " s-feru Alb
read. X NJ. NLLIl, sur erin o. it--
f. T. b. hYERs. General SuporintculrIa
r. NJ ENEEsOS. General Passenger Agent
SOL Haas. Tra11c Manage myN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-13
MATHEMATICIAN. Day.
AUCTION sALEs-This Bay.
by J. Thompson Brown q Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
lii3 Main street
COMMISSIONERS SALE
SEVEN FRAME HOUSES
AND
THREE BRICK HOUSES,
TO BE REMOVED IN THIRTY DAYS AFTER
CONFIRMATION OF THE SALE
BY THE COURT.
cATTrRnay Iufy 19ru q O'CLOCK,
SATURDAY. July i8ru, 6 O'CLOCK.

The above HOUSES are ON the property OF
John A. Robinson. deceased. on Second ana
Franklin streets and Second ana Grace streets,
amt consist OF one LARGE FRAME DWELLING
on Second and Franklin streets ana severei sn nan
ones. and one GOOD-slZED BRICK DWELLING
and two small ones.
This property was advertised % have been sold
on Thursday yesterday, but owing To the late-
date.
TERMS or SALE. A negotiable note payable
sixtv DAYS after confirmation OF sale, bearing
interest and satisfactorily endorsed.
JAMES LYONS. special Commissioner.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & Co., Auctioneers.
iyi2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-13
J. b. ELAN. Auctionecr.

YERBY. TRUSTEE, Sc. PLAINTIFF, AGAINST
YERBY. DEFENDANTs--lN rnE CnASCgRY COURT
or THg CITY OF RICHMOND.
l. Charles ". Goddiu, clork Of said court core
tify that the bond required ~ the special COM
missioner BY the decree ia tho SAID cause oil July
;, 1889, hiss been duly given.
Given under my hand this llth day u July,
lss9
ly13 CHARLES W. GODDlS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-13
MAGNETTo-ELEcTRIC MACHINE.
I9cridneris MAgAZina.l

We might easily devise machine ope-
rated independently, such as the steam
engine, which would continuously thrust
a magnet into helix and withdraw it by a
reciprocating motion. We should then
have a means of producing currents of
electricity which would depend upon me-
chanical power for the energy which must
be supplied. For certain purposes the al
ternating character of the currents so pro-
duced would be matter of no Importance.
1t is not difficult. however, to devise
means by which such a machine can au-
tomatically change the relation of the con-
ductors, in which the currents flow out
side of the helix, so that they shall flow.
always in the same direction. Any form of
such apparatus is properly called mag
netO-electric machine.
In practice, machines of this general
character are usually so constructed as to
substitute rotary for reciprocating motion,
for the obvious reason that such motion
is more easily maintained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-13
BY James b. Elan.
Real Estate Agent AMI Aucioneer,
lll3 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTIONSALE
" or THE
LARGE, WELI~LOCATED. AND VALUABLE
RESIDENCE AND LOT No. 401,
on THE EAST SIDE OF TWENTY-SEYENTH
STREET, BETWEEN MARSHALL AND
CLAY STREETS.
~.
VERIFY aud ais.' Of the city OF Richmond

In pursuance Of the decree Of tho Richmond
Chancery Court Of July :. 1859. i'm the above
named srlt, tho undersigned special commits
sOner will sell by public auction, on the pro-
misses, on
THURSDAY, JULY Is. i,s9,
M O'Clock T. W., tie REAL ESTATE mentioned
in sad decree AMI looa.ci a. above stated, nc
beiug the wcll-kuOwu residence OF Lemucl
Ierby. Esl. The LOT Il a most desirable one,
fronting ABOUT d, feet on Wcnty-seycnth street,
extending back between pa,allel lines i32 feet.
aud being u ample $40 tor three good houses.
The imprOyene consist al the LARGE
DWELLING Of about niue rooms aud large
detached Kitchen.
BY reason Of ~ good size, its convenient and
attractive location for either home or rental pur-
poses and the growing demand Tor property In
that section OF the city. this properly may Dee
purchased and improved with tho certainty Of
good results.
Terms: one fourth cash; tho residue ia equal
Investments by negotiable Eofes al SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months. with interest aided. and
tue tito retained uutl the purcna-e- Is
fully paid and n nyeyanco ordered by iho
Court, all cash, al tho option cf the purchaser.
j. ASTON tABElL.
special Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-13

I NTANIID, FIFIEEN COIUKED
| w WOMEN who can come well recommend
! ed for NURSES aud GENERAL HOUSEWOhk
| TO 90 10 all River, Mass. For particular address
/ by letter. GAVIN LANE.
| fy l2-2t' A. Grove street, Fall River, Mass
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-13

NETANTED, PURCHASERSS FOR
w NEW PHARTONs. NEW SPRING
WAGONS. NEW ROChAWAYs, NEW SIDE
BAR 80 GGlE~. new CARrS-home-made
work. Also lot Of SECONDHAND WORK.
REPAIRING and COACH-PAINIING done
best manner. GIVE me a call
JAMES T. NEALE,
corner Fifteenth and Franklin streets.
fv12Ils
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-13
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PgrERsRURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY. May ~ issl. 40 A.
NJ, trains ON tins road a a. run A. folOrs.
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-13
MISCHIENoUS BOYS AND TIE WIKI
boston Herald.

One of squad of three telegraph line
men was observed yesterday afternoon on
a North End street throwing a long rope
over q string of a dozen wires attached TO
high poles. His repeated attempts to
lasso particular wire attracted the atten-
ton of number of passers-by. Having
accomplished his object he adjusted the
rope so that a short end dangled. Then,
with a dexterous twitch, he caused
the rope to be fastened to the wire as Sc
curely as if il had been skilfully knotted.
At the same time he formed large slip
moose around the wire. Next he dragged
the rope to near telegraph pole, and col
locted in q bunch miscellaneous articles,
consisting of remnants of kites, kite tails,
rags, small stones hanging by strings, and
other unsightly objects with which mis-
chievous boys delight TO cucumber tele-
graph wires. Another man then climbed
the pole. detached the rubbish, and threw
IL into the street. The rope was Embossed,
and operations continued on other wires
that needed attention.
A reporter chatted with the men and
learned that special force OF employees is
kept constantly busy in keeping the wires
clean. This sport OF the boys is a constant
annoyance and expense TO the telegraph
and telephone companies. Wires become
crossed and broken, and, at times, a
whole circuit is temporarily rendered
useless. Gangs of men are then sent
out TO ascertain the cause of the
disturbance. by attaching strings TO
small sardine-boxes, tomato-cans, or old
boots and shoes, the boys often manage to
get them entangled with low wires. But
kites. boots, OF shoes do not occasion the
most trouble; IL is metallic substances.
The latter not only impede electric cur
rents. but weigh one wire down upon
another. The damage done by the boys in
this way is much greater than would be
supposed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-13
Ems 8 MARVELLOUS MUIUH.
lSayannah News.l

For some months paragraphs have ap-
peared now and then in the newspapers
concerning new railway system by which
mails and light freight may be transported
with a speed much greater than any yet at
tanned by steam cars, and 1t was announced
the other day that arrangements were be-
ing made to put the system into operation.
The inventor is Mr.. David q. Weems, OF
Baltimore, and the motive power Is electricl-
ty. About 100 patents have been taken out
in the United States and in the other prln-
cipal countries of the world, covering the
vital points of the system, and among
them is one for principle intended to
make il impossible for trains TO lump the
track, however great the speed may be.
The road, as a rule, will be built on the
surface of the ground, and will have a
gauge Of twenty-fOur inches, but in the
populous districts it will be elevated if
thought desirable. The cost of construc-
ton will be about $500 a mile. All trains
will be operated from generating stations
about one hundred miles apart, and there
are means by. which operators are posted
concerning the exact position of each tram
from the time it leaves one station until 1t
reaches another. A feature of the system
is that no attendants are needed upon the
trains.
For the last year repeated experiments
of the system have been made at Laurel,
Md. The experimental road is a circuit of
two miles, with twenty-nine changes of
grade, some of which are very heavy. From
the tests made it is thought that the trains
can be run ON a level track at the rate OF
three miles minute, or 1870 miles an hour.
If the Weems system can be put into sue
cessful operation it will bring about revo-
luton in railroad matters. People who
have witnessed the trials at Laurel are con-
fdent that il will be a success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-13
BY Frank d. Hin s. Co.,
Auctionoers and Real Estate Agents

BY Frank d. Hin s. Co..
Auctionoers and Real Estate Agents
I IFE ESTATE IN THE VALUABLE
Il BRICK HOUSE AND lot 40. PIG
SOUTH PINE >IkEEr BETWEEN BkN ERLf
AID CUMBERLAND. TO BE SOLD AT AUG
TION.-By virtue Of decree of Richmond
Chancery Court IN the suit Of cham berlayue cs
Palmer. entered july ?. isS9. tho undersigned
who were appointed special commissioners, VIII
sell al public auction. On the premises, on
TT ksDAY. July 10. 1889.
az 49) =. NJ, the LIFE ESTATE I Edward v
Palmer IN the property at1fe described. The
DWELLING contain. about six rooms. besides
kitchen. culVert on Tho lot, wa er-cio5eI &C
The LOr fronts 3)Xllj feet TO All alley j. feet
wide. This property Is In fair condition ana
rents very readily az ssi5 por annum.
TEEMs: one thirl ca-h ia lance 40 six. twelve.
and eighteen months. with interest added, tho
title 10 boz retained until all the probationary
is paid aui a conveyance ordered 10y tho Court
ROBERT G.. SCOTT
ALFRED 4. cot RINKY,
". +. q. GARRETT.
Special COMMISSIONER
CHANBERLAYsg, Sc. PLAISTIPT, AGAINST
PALMER. &C.. DErESpANr-lS THE CHANcARY
COURT OF Tub CITY or RICHMOND
T. Charles ". GoIdiu. clerk Of said court. cor
fify tuat tho bond required OF tho special COM
m.sioncrs by the decree IN said cause Of July
q D. o. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this sth day OF July,
1850.
ylO CHARLES W. GODDlN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-13
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
~ WAY COgPANl

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT JTNE r. Is.l
IEtFF RICHMOND
500 4 " Local, except sunday. f1r tif.a
f0rg.
so 4. ". E1orsss daily for Of Point anI No-.
fHx.
lilo A. N. Val daily fcr CinclnnaA tIltmsa
pauor All sleeping
s:oOP. " Elpre,s daiy for oij poin, aai
Norfolk
t:l5R. N. Accommodated. cKcep. sunday Fog
b. &. . g.. Iuucuou.
sl5P. ". T. o.. v VesaDse ecl. ffI..
with Dining-Caf from ,.a ...'.,l
o tmcnuAu All l.4.sIir I.l..
man Sleeninc-Ca, FROM O.. tm. g.
TRAfNs AKKiygA RICHMOND.
SOS T. " SAT i0 b. 81. da.I ~ fr.H n..rlaf.
il.OO A. VI. AMI 80 r. " daily from N0rfl.t
90 T.. N. day e1ccpt sunday from tai.l
Forge.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-09-11
Elr ST. Drab,T.

Following i" superintendent Shock
ley's weekly report OF operations II
the Mount Diqblo:
The north ero4scnt from HE inter-
rediate between the fifth and sixlh
levels is in 40 f~el, and has shown
small amount oi loN eruie ore du ing
The week. The west Intermediate from
The nosll crescent between these levels
shows foot of $50 ore The mqin
Slope between The tmrth and tiG
levels is giving some v,ry fine ore. We
are getting some $40 qnprz near The
No wluze between these levels. The
soaih cro.scul between The fourth and
fifth levels east of the shaft shows a
liltle low grade ore. The east slo5
ON Tie third level shows some eood
ore. We have Two sfoaes between The
second and third Yves, that we are
working in now; ore shows fGni OF
500 ore aud The other tH.n E.ft nf $50
ore. The easi s'npe above the euna
level does not look 20 we'll. The inter-
mediate slo;,e below The first east
shows II inches of 500 ore. We have
SIX inches Of $50 ore where We arr
working. above the tirSl level
The mill is running steadily and do,
ing very good work
". II. SuocEtEr.
Sup't and General Manager,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-09-11
ErRan Cmmdelissia.

heporis from Candelaria are very en-.
'oofag'n&, The Engli.h mill ~ run
"'hg on tdiI time, aud The mines Of ,he
aphp"ny are said TO be looking we'll
,ne 'uli IN the mining market in Lon.
''o nus checked Colonel Su,hprland's
80 80 schene which willemhrace ail the
ona ea ,, property ip thai vicinity aader
~ ~ hsaila@e ment, bat y hin u us1i,ii,
car, weeks operations will hpg,a IN
pra nSt' The enterprise will be OF
6 ,Sa1 .oenea 10 Esmeral.la county whsIe
ia 's ep business agaip in Cundeia.