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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
MALONE CAPTURES MONTGOMERY.
Heermans Kicks. but It Amounts to
Nothing.
Especial telegram TO tho Dlspatch.I

Especial telegram 70 tho Dl4patcN.l
CHgIsgANsBURG, Va, August 1.-THE
Republicans held their meeting here to-
DAY To elect delegates 20 the Norfolk Con-
vention. Notwithstanding the county mad
been posted over with notices OF the meet
ing endorsed "Approved by hlahonc.
Chairman,n the crowd was snail and Il was
noticeable that many % the party work
er3 were absent. Ina fact the me ing was
largely composed OF OH holders and
those seeking oiice, hence goes without
saying that ID was q Malone meeting. All
might have been serene. but Kicker
Heernals vas present and made himself
heard and felt, much to the disgust OF the
regulars.
4 breeze was started when mo: on was
made 20 allow the county chairman 20 So
lect his committeeman, and the discussion
which en7ued disclosed the fact that the
hlahoneites largely predOmlnated, and the
motion was carried.
Mr.. Hcermans tuen offered a set of reso-
luti0us COudemuing the present plan Of or
ganiZaNon and declaring as UnrepublIcan
any interference with county matters by
the State Chairman; that tha State Chair
man was q servant and not the master or
dictator Of the party; and demanding rs o
condition precedent % the support OF the
Norfolk nominees that there be q change
IL INC OIHhAtAAllpA Li4l IT, tfl'Llip "a lsi'
party. lie was not allowed to finish his
speech in support Of the resolutions, but
was interrupted and yelled at and finally
cut off by being limited to ten minutes
whoreupon he took up his hat and went to
dinner.
The convention then proceeded to ap-
point delegates, all favorable to Malone.
so il IS said. After this, 10 the surprise OF
every one, the Chairman stated that Herr
mans's resolution would have 10 be dis
posed Of. This was done no doubt 70 allow
ex-senator }. L. Eskrldge 10 offer a substl-
tute endorsing the present plan of organi-
cation, which brought about Il spirited de-
bate between him and Heermans. who
happened 10 be present, after which the
Chairman declared the substitute adopted
without putting II 20 vote and the meet
ing adjourned. Malone is evidently the
choice for Governor, but he can hardly ex-
pect the support of HeermanS and those
who train with HIM.
The Democrats are hopeful and encou-
ragged. The State ticket gives satisfaction,
and az soon as the candidates for the Senate
and House are put in the field the fight
will commence IN earnest with every arm
neryed tor victory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
NORFOLK HAPPENINGS.
Novel Way OF Presiding at Political
Meeting-lIany Minor Matters.
Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l

NORFOLK, VA, August II, 1889.
Joseph BroughtOn, the Malone chairman
of tho Fourth Ward. Portsmouth, who pre-
sided with drawn revolver last Monday
night. was before Mayor Baird this morn
ing to answer for carrying concealed
weapons. and was fined $50 and costs. The
case excited great interest among local Re-
putlicans of both factions and the court
room was crowded. Two lawyers werc en-
gagged aud twenty-five witnesses we're ex-
AHMED The trial lasted four hours.
Tho refusal of the Mahoneites 10 carry
ont the terms of tie compact made in
Washington with the Wso-GrOner faction
has even aroused the colorcd voters. and
many Of them Indignantly resent the a.
sumptions Of the Malone hcclers, who are
enforcing the precinct-chgrIlan gag 40
the ward and precinct meetings. Last
night colored Republican club known
rs tho National Republican Club, No. l.
and composed Of sixty members opposed
10 machine rule and Malone methods. deci-
ded to fight tho machine at the ward meet
ing5 TO be held here on Monday night 20
select delegates to the state Convention.
The ward meetings are, therefore, expected
to bee lively.
The practice-ship Constellation came
out Of the dry-dOck to-day, having had the
dana -e caused 10y stranding at Cape
Henry fully repaired at "A cost Of about
$1,000. A. soon as the n2val cadets arrive
she will resume her cruise, spending
week or moro in Chesapeake bay before
going TO sea. The battery az the COnstel-
iatIon IS now being replaced.
Samuel Green (cOlorcd) who claims to be
p Baptist preacher was arrested yesterday
for forging an order for q suit of clothes on
q prominent clOthier. Green was fitting
ont to attend the coiorad Baptist Assoc.a-
ton at Newpor- News. Tho Reverend
Green will be ont in time for the next
meeting Of the Association.
The largest shipment of coal ever made
in one week from the Lambcrt's Point
piers was mado this week, 2s,340 tons.
The rainfall in tins section this week
measures 2.40 inches, far above the average.
Closed windows and blankets were neces-
sary for comfort here last night. and ii was
almost cool enough for frost. Atthe seaside
hotels it was absolutely cold and tho tram
silent guests came home early. The season
all through has been against tho seaside
resorts Immediately adjoining tins city.
Worhmel have commenced repairs 90 the
Norfolk Cotton-Factory, damaged by fire.
Thursday night. The worst damage is IN
the cardine-r00ms.
Gentlemen from Massachusetts, Mime
sofa. Alabama, and Virginia, the Commit
tee on Laws ard Superyl ION o. the SUI
preme Lodge, Knights Of Pyth.-s, are
stODpinV III tho civ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
WOMAN wAlPPEp-MAN HANGED.
"white Caps" Committing Crimes In De-
fence of Morality.

AColumbia Is. c. telegram says: White
Cars" visited theresidence OF Laura Surles,
disreputabio white woman Of Marion
county, on Wednesday night. As they APP
preached the house they saw q white man
run ont and make for the woods. He WAS
recognized as >. ". Lewis. married man.
The white Capsn took Laura out, put
lag over her head, tied her 10 tree, and
cove her thirty-nine lashes across the back.
While this was going on Lewis came up
ard demanded TO know what they were
doug. de had 10 sooner spoken than the
ba, was thrown over his head. He was
first given sound thrashing, then rope
was fastened around his neck, the other
end thrown over limb of a tree and he
wa5 strung up. After allowing him to
hang about two minutes-until his strug-
giles had almost ceased-the " White Caps"
yielded TO the pleadingsof the woman and
lowered him TO the ground. He was more
dead than alive, and it was with much
difficulty that no was resuscitated. the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

that IL was John Graham who stood before
her. But when he held out his hand, saw
ing, "Patience. why did you run away from
Pagiri when you knew | had something 70
say to.you 2" she felt all that his presence
at Khansal meant She tried 70 speak so Is
to answer his question, or at least 70 ask
him how he did, but no words would come;
And when he saw the tired. white face, ana
felt how her hand tremble1, he dId MOI
press FOR reply. but led her to q sofa and
sat down beside her. II have come to
fetch you home. dear" be said. You are
not strong enough for the work here, and
l want you very much"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
to neonre the ser-

"white Caps" having 70 secure the SER
vices Of physician tor the purpose.
After exacting q solemn promise from
the couple that they would leave the
county within twenty-four hours the
regulators" departed.
ON the following day Lewis and Laura
gathered up their personal effects and
crossed over the State line into North
Carolina, Lewis's wife and family having
discarded him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
CHAPTER Y.

The directors at Pamba telegraphed for
Graham once more on the day following
his visit 10 Patience, and she made up her
mind that on his return a week later he
should not find her at Pagiri. lie shall
NOT marry me ont Of pity" she said TO her
self He cannot possibly love me, and
without his love | could not be his wife.
It would break my heart So with good
deal of difficulty she persuaded Mrs. Abbott
that she had centred all her hopes on be-
coming a hospital nurse, begging her to
use her influence with the matrOn Of
the great hospital 1T khausal so that she
might be tekcn on at once as probationer.
The day before Graham returned 10
Pariri. Patience had left, and as
She was being deposited twenty-four
hours later with her modest luggage
Mt the gates of the hospital tired out and
heortsick now that the excitement of hcr
FIGHT was past. Graham WAS crossing the
Ill of waste land which lay between his
own bungalow and the AbbOtts, turning
over in his own mind as he walked what
he should say 10 Patience If only Mrs. Alb
bot would give him . chance OF seeing
her alone.
HIS surprise was great when he heard OF
her departure. and that night he smoked
i'm stony silence" for all the world like a
doaf-uute," Mrs. Abbott complained when
he had gone. Next day. after making ar
rauqemeuts so that his work should not
suffer during his absence, he gave himself
fortv-oiCht hours leave, and took tao train
for Khansal.
Patience had been given days rest
after her journey, but on the second deg
She had begun her training, and III The old
gray linen gown, large white apron, ard
mob-cap she had been all day long recelv-
ing instruction in her future duties. The
sights which she saw made her seriously
doubt her suitability for the pro-
fession she had chosen, and from
Standing about for 80 many hours
She was ready to faint with fatigue
She could not eat, and felt weary and
lonely 10 tho very last degree. AT 7
O'clock she was free and on her way to her
own little eubicle, where she hoped 70 lie
down for an hour before supper, but she
was stopped by a message from the matron
to the effect that there was visitor for
Miss Owen-not yet metamorphoSed into
sister Pationce-and would she "step
down. into the dining hallg Wonderingly
she obeyod the summons, thinking as she
went down the long fight OF stairs how
fatiguing IL would be TO step w" again.
The long, cool dining-room was very
dark. and she was not at first quite sure
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
Arrival Of the Soldiers Monument.

GLoUoEsrEE COURTHOUSE ria WEST POINT,
Va, August 1.-THE soldiers monument
las at last arrived and is at AIiller's land
ing, PorOpotank creek. The contractor,
Mr. Lumsdeu, OF Petersburg, is here. lie
expects TO have the monument completed
in ten days. The Executive Committee Of
the Gloucester Monument Association will
meot here next Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

Graham had been away for ten DAYS, ana
Patience lad not passed one ,,, w. q tSe
Inakiug o pilgrimage 20 ms housg ; ~ '9 9o
l Ia,. = after n his little lonely child, They
watched anziously for Pae 5Sda Go mest
fbe her and demanding tho stories which ,l,
hc lad discovered she was q very
good hand at telling But on the eies sieR@
day "Baba S@hib he being h very Ky s ayah
s@r S.S her, and her heart sank as she
Hilowed the woman into the pe.iSnSs
Lutte jack was in high fever and aad p9 for tSe
directed the oyah to 90 OK i s1nu ~ Then ZEN
doctor ooh | oG her hat ead sat down beside
the the shds cot so0:hGss d him Wan bss sGRdi
words anu 80 .oI s,ro of the old psalm tunes,
y Which were her only songs At last h thg
I Tnssn came. pronounced that tho es and
looked uncomnonly like SMALLPOX anu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

Engineer Folsom. who ran the ill-fated
Ashtabula train at the time Of the awful
disaster about thirteen years ago. has never
since handled throttle. lie is employed
in the purchasing department of one OF
the western railroads. Dir. Folsom is about
fifty wears old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

by telegraph to the Dispatch.

y ~.
CARLISLE, Pa, August 17.-Hon. Fred
er:ck Watts. ex-iudge of the Ninth Penn
sylvania judicial district, Commissioner of
Agriculture under President Grant, and
ex-president Of the Cumberland Valley rail-
road, died here to-day: AGED eighty-seyen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
Death of a Congressman.

IDI ITIth q TIl % tlIv II" F7'.'7H"I
CHICAGO, August 1.-THE daily Ne1cs has
received dispatch from Hastings, Neb..
announcing the death of Congressman
Laird, OF that State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
CnApTER II.

Il was n twenty-four hours journey Dyy
'al o. Pagiri. at That lime terminus: pus
anew LIMO was ia progress conneytihs ~
With Panba, the capital OF the district anu anu
The little town was Qyerfowing with coolies
sDgaged upon the work, and its society
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
Bonds Accepted.

IBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. August 17.-Bond accept
ances to-day, -. 500 AS at 1913; $54, 900 AS
at 1868.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
PATIENCE.
lCornhilLl
CHAPTER I

ssy the ucliest-of the entire cargo; and
thcre were seventeen OF thaNl. Poor Ia
touce owen! Inc cargo consisted OF real
live English women, sent out to become
the wives OF tho oachelor missionaries OF
Shlkarore. Inc bunoomaice had brought
them ont from Liverpool. and they We're
row coming into hareor at khansal' chapc-
who was coming ont 10 roJoin her husband,
and on agog CD spy the FIRST aspirants 70
their hands. Tho principle upon which tho
motherhood acted ON those occasions vas
that 81 ",iret como first scrvcd,n and lest
e,mo ed CtyorcA maiden should be palmed
81 upon them through the carelessncss Of
"a nr.vv a cooI number 90 tneSo mission
are. had MANAGED 90 get away from the
sceuo ol th.r i1hors So as to personally
s,o.t unon tlo.I arrival az khansal the
.r.ercs PARTNERS ~ thor JOYS and sorrows.
NJ .,~eo a ,.uu- woman had been told OF
t,on a,.a. fee. aud suitable escort found
.rLsrfl the rerf'cmau's ncighoorhOod.
objection. ,rerc u-.ics4. and tho very next
do. .hr ,..ui1 bs married 10 him from her
,...,.'. ..u>o.
s...rI.tions. coricofurcs, oven droamo
h1i f.--n.4 flc stsrio OF tho young ladies'
c.,,.r.q.fou rr fbc VOYAGE ont. needless
- So. whittier they tended. We're not the
soyor.ron c.ume out 20 bo married ?
What harm. taeo, tor-.c the rcins To- irnagi-
nation ai3 r9u~uc on the subioct OF their
firus, THO yrrttleaf aimed high. for. Of
course. or 500 skvtchv au acquaintance the
cha-us cf thc oI.cr woman would princi-
pa..F s,tact the su,t.rs, and tho most en-
,arur u appearance would be tho first
chosen. though. mdeol. tine pAr.ine tri-
umph thus oUteiucd might Won bo
routrali7el hy tho possible Undc7ira-
Mltv. Of the first conc" If a
luri-fca'uroj and elderly person be
over SD capable d housewife, and noted
'Oa' nor cd sunday schools Poe alctci with
f.e' '- Or. eye "aH "'" ''N.l4' MOI;
,-".' ',r t's ''..nl VII
fi DID lIp''iF app c.hIihg tnrir Good
a.. i1Ce. weakly pfcierring some better
fatnrrI sister, len"fnNt perrhAuce. OF inc
boss recipe for strawberry Jarn-nOt, after
nlI a. overwhelming importance IN the
ia,' the names OF tie Kings Of
l.rlrl and JudflI. iiut Patience. She
$50. small and little bit lnmo Her
starved look; her little gray linen
rr'-. was skimpllv made; her hoir was
rr'ne gray, "iiuenFn sne was only TWEEN
ff-frr. ara. rom n'Niag always Oc'n tho
N.ff nnd i'trh oi nor own family. she had
grown stuWdN -W h"ari Z, npt 10 hin9A and
tr.r6 tnir g over nm icr u'ry ousncss,
u 1d 90 say whai c"ne INTO Tor mead Ic't
T. -hGDld ie lauIIe0 ii, ana 'R'rciprr r.
nng si"Ni' shy, ana afpAl hi ~ cuu.
was fHr too much AFRAID ~ the children
.o au CGoi0ut Suud0y-school teacher.
her mother was notable housekeeper
' hsd tolerated NOT So much a. an
r of help from clumsy Patience. But
could sow. neatly. ana would 10
cot darn her usbnudS SOCKS 20 pcricc-
e.. her voice had pleasant tone when
g. She dared To- use ~; ard she was
most uus iteh creature upon earth,
~ heart hho an Wtirhoke ana tho
~, Grace of q mouse. She had been ship
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
BY r. B Cha1ln & Co.
Auctlonccgs and Real Estate Agents.
No / north ronth street. Richmond, Va
COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OF
MOST DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
N AMELIA COUNTY. va

ny vir,uo Of n decree OF the Chanccry Court
Of tho ci.y u Richmond. pronounced On the 20
day OF July. 1859. IN the casncery causes therein
pending undor ,he short name aud style ot
Union Bank 81 nicamond ~. John b. Harvio
and als,,' and Union Bank OF Richmond 20.
Lewis T. halgie aad as tho undersigned.
special commissioners. will, on
THURSDAY. AUGUsT -. 1889,
AZ i9 O'Clock NJ. County Court day. in front %
tho court house Of tho said county, Oier for sale
by public auction the following REAL EslAIE,
of witch the uOn. LeH.s E.. uaryie died seized
and pusssssod in Amelia county. Na.-viz:
!. That certain TRACT or LAND on which
tho hon. lowi. T. Harvey formerly resided
called Dykeland, containing about LOO acres.
This lALd lies nn both sides ~ Flat creek, next
TO the Richmond aud Danyille railroad, near
ChulR depot, and adjoining the lands ~ Mrs.
Jane ~ blair, a 81 John Boycott, aud others,
6nG a portion Il IL 40 Tho depot.
> a SMALL TRACT or LAND containing
3ia acres. lying On the Gonito road no. far from
Dykeland.
B FIVE LOTS. or parcels Of land. situate IN
TIE village u Amelia Courthouse. containing ID
feet. 81 iect 10 feet. z. acre, and l.. acres re-
spectiyely.
TERMS One fourth In cash, and tho rosldns
on three equal credits ~ six. twelve, aud eigh-
teen months. the purchasers % give their nego-
liable notes for tho deferred paym snA ~ tho
purchase-m9ney. including legal Interest ihore-
on from tho day 81 sale, aud tho title be- ro-
tanned until all n tho purcnaso-money has been
MEADE HASklNA
WILLIS B. SNliH,
Special commissioners
UNION BANK or RICHMOND. PLAINTIFF. AGAINST
JOHN y. IiARyiE And AIS. DSPEsDANIs. AsD
UNION BANK W RICHMOND AGAINST LEWl8 l..
HARyfe AND ALS-lS THE CmAACERf COCRrOY
,HE CITY or RICHMOND.
], Charles W. GoidiD. clerk of said court. GER
THY that the hond required OF The special COM
lsglCneT4 By the decree said cause u July
p is,9, has been duly giyon.
Given under my hani this 9Th day OF July,
$50
au is2t CHARLES ". GoDDIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
AUCTION SALEs-MOndav.
BY Sutton Il Co.
Real Estate Agents and AuciioneerA
1914 Main street

lU4h MAIN sIetE
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO DE-
4 SIRhBLE AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DWELLINGS. nos. 1917 AND Ill EAST MAR
SHELL, WEEN FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS. SOUTH slDK--ln execution Of GER
tain deed OF trust from Louis Mincler and wife,
dated October 49, 1888 ami OF record N tho
cl.rS's cfice OF Richmond Chancery Court
Deed-R 100 h, page ia, being required so to
do by tho heuenciar,es therein. We shall sell at
public auction. upon tho premises. on
MONDAY. August 70. 1889.
e. O'Clock f. NJ. the a5oyo-dos.rlbci PROPER
TY. Dwelling No. iO3H - bricS. and has I'VE
rooms: No III IA frame dwelling, aud con-
tains six or seven rooms.
Tho lot fronts % feet on tho south side Of
Marshall street and has depth Of 1873 feet
inches
tho property ia In good order. and ~ location
will always command ready ami promptpayiog
tenants
1kRas: Cash a. to expenses o. sale and i99l.n;
balance upon terms 10 be ANNOUNCED AZ saie.
y. ID. HARGROEE.
HENRY =. III iZL4R,
+. 4. SUTTON.
Trustees
SUTTON e Co. AuctIoneers. an II
By Jane, b. Elan.
Real Estato Agent and Auctioneer,
lii3 Main street.
TWO NEAT TWO -STORY FRAME
a DWELLINGS
ASp
A GOOD VACANT LOT.
ON WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE, NEAR THE
GAS-WORhS.
BIZ request 81 tho widow and heirs ~ tho lats
Michael FitzpAtrck. shall soil by public auc-
tiOn ON tho premises. On
MONDAY NEXT. AUGUsT 18TH,
NJ $40 o'clock p. NJ. two desirable FRAME TEN
FMENT DWELLINGS ant the VACANT LOT
adjoining on the north sto or Williamsburg
avenue nearly opposite mo PASSWORDS. . his
property Will command good t0ranis ani pay au
Unusual percentage upon the low price at which
Il may now be sold.
TERMS Easy, ami announced ~ ale.
auIl j. Il tLAM, Auciioueer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
FGE BENT
dwellings FOR RENT.

II - al
No. $40 Park avenue q rooms, modern i'm
PROPONENTS
81. 1906 south Third street; 10 rooms and
kitchen rooms.
No. 90 cast Leigh street; 10 rooms. modern
improvements
so. SIS Park avenue; > rooms, modera i'm
prOyeWents.
40. lOi T.st Main street rooms and kitchen.
No. ~ south Third street; IL rooms. modern
Improvements.
No. Go9 cast 8aln street; 10 rooms and kitchen
rOOma.
No. Sls east Broad street: 10 rooms. modern
Improvements.
Also. many other HOUSES Cali and get ono
OF ny PRINTED LIS or HOI Sis. &C., FOR
RENT. which will give you full description. price.
location. 81. y. W. BOWIE,
au 1873 Real Estate Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

Old newspapers for sale at this Office
price, rs cents per hundred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
krRusrEE,s SALE OF SEVERAL

TRUSTEES SALE or SEVERAL.
a TRACTS OF LANDIS GOOCHLAND CoUS-
TY.-AI Dover Mills, in Gocchlaad county. on
TUESDAY. AUGUST q, 1879.
I will soil a, public auction, under deeds o
trust from John " Coiireu, skNkaAL TRACTS
or LAND IA 0lochiaDf coanty:
l. A TkACf ~ LAND Owned by John W. Cot
treif on Beaver Dam AMI 8unalo cfceSs about
two miles iron tie Richmond ana Alieehsny
railroad. ana tacnty.hVe mites above hieDnoad.
eoniaiulrs DO ACRsS. mere o. less. sd!Cinins
the land u EDWARD keaiord and others. 1his
place has o. u tho holdings add Improvements
usually fourd a farm.
2 About 81 ACRES 0F Ian . Of the plsntstion
on which John w. Cottreil resides. lyinx ABOUT
sixteen miles from Rae nond anl ono nilo from
Manacou town. being the part OF sail psautstgp
which Is exclusive II what 1, knowa a. me Clark
purchase.
& A tract containing 100 ACRES. more or is<<>
known ss the "JortAo Tracl" and sdlolotnx the
lands of the Carbon iiiii Coai-Aieing property,
In the extreme lower end Of the county.
Trims Under desds cazn but mere uooRa3
terms VIII probably ~ osxsd y 4e aale.
aut-Su<t JOHN ~ 0uxs nkupnA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18

Levy. PLAINTIFF. AGAINST Levy AID OTHERS
DEFENDANTS IS rHR CBANCRaY COugr W Thz
CIlY OF RICHMOND.
|. Charles W. Goidln, clerk OF said court GER
ufy that the bond required ~ the special COM
missioner by the decree In said cause Of July
ID. 1889, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 10th day OF Au-
gus', 1881. CHARLES W. GODDlN.
au lSg2sG,eL.sj,26 &ss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
HERIFF's SALE.

A UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE
"A WRST-CARY-sTRgET PROPERTY, MAR
THE SITE or TuR NEW hAkhKT. On
TUESDAY. AC0UsT ~, 1879.
az o'clock r. H., No will sell by public auction.
on the premises. the valuable LOf or LAND on
Cary street near Cherry, with frame dwelling
thereon.
The lot fronts Is feet aud runs back 30 feet 10
an alley.
Tho msrket 50 long talked OF Is now 70 DO built
on west Cary street very neag tho above tot b DO
sold on nex; Tuesday. Therefore. This lot 10
valuable. ana will soon DO IN ~ O. demand for
stores. Its unusual dep;h bacA 20 an alley adds
o. gcn 10 it, value
Do not fall 70 attend and secure q bargain.
Terms Easy, and announced AZ sale.
X b. CHAffIN q CO.
aus AUc:iOneefs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-18
AUCTION sAGrs-vussse nsys.
by II. Seldom Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Aucstosssr.
oaice Eleventh and BANK strssA
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
ON LONG CREDIT.
THAT LARGE AND cESTRALLY.LocArED
BRICK DWELLING
No 1907 BROAD STREET. BETWEEN FOUR
TENTH AND MAYO sTREEra
ALSO.
THREE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
ADJOINING THE ABOVE ON THE EAST.

BY virtue OF decree Of the Chascery Court
OF the city q Mchmond catered July 10. iss9 IN
the suit Of n. u. Levy %. Abraham Levy and
Others, | viii, as special commissioner thereby
appointed. proceed 10 sell BY public auction. on
the premises. GU