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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
The North CaroIina rcnchers.
Especial telegram to the Dispara.l

T'IVTl1 '''' 2 " =,
MoKKHTAD CITY, y. c., June 19.-The
great North Carolina Teachers Assembly
met this evening m Their n%th annual Sc
sion with "a very Large attendance. The
number includes about five Hundred teach
ers from tins State, butthcroare prominent
educators from many adjoining States,
with a good representation from Virginia.
TIE session Will coHtinue two weeks and
promises 70 be the mo- sueecssiul session
ever held. The annual address If PROBES
sor George 4. Winston. OF the University
was exceedingly able and created entLusl-
asm throughout the assembly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
BY Jas. MacJougau.
by JAS Macjougah.
SALE OF MULES,
CARTS, HARNESS. SC, AT AUCTION,


on TULR>DA1, lUTH INsIANT,
AZ II o'clock. A. ~, will sell at the coal-yard
lately occupied by Writ Roberts, deceased. cor
ner Of seventeenth ami Carv streets
excellent large WORK MULES;
first rate COAL-CAkIS;
= sets DOUBLE Harness;
SINGLE CART, CjTIlNG-KNlFES, &c, &c,
belonging 10 the estate OF Writ Roberts, de-
ceased, and 10 which particular attention Is
a. ed. as they must 10 sold.
farms: Cash. PORIIAUX ROBINSON.
Executor Writ Roberts deceased,
Sale conducted by JAS MACDOCGAL-
"a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
By George W. Mayo, Auctioneer,
(Jno. L. LaugGion, jr., Salesman
No. a Ninth street
7 ARGEAssORTNEyT OF HOUSE

Z ARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
IL HOLD FURNITURE. MATTkESeES, RE-
FRIGRRAIO 30 FEET WIRE ROPE AID
HANGEKs. And MISCELLAN EOT> ARTICLES.
NEW SCHOOL DESKS AT AUCTION.
THIS DAY
Of 1880 o'clock will sell 40 nv huctiOn-roOms =
large assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
consisting in part Of
! very neat MAEBLE-1OP CHAMBER SUIT;
3PAiNTED COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS;
HAIR-CLO1H WALNUT-FRAME PARLOR
SUIT:
About Is REFRIGERATORS aud ICE-CHESTS Of
different makes and sizes;
BEDSIkADS. BUREAUS, TABLES;
HAIR and SHUCK MAT RhSSES, SPRINGS;
MAkBIE-1OP SIptBOARDS;
WARDkOBES, ENTHUSIASTICALLY. CHAIRS;
new SCHOOL DESKS ~ modern pattern;
RUSTIC CHAIRS and BENCHES;
800 feet WIRE ROPE, with PULLEYS, HANG
Frs. BLOCKS, &c.
CROCKEKY, GLASSWARE. and a largo collec-
ton OF MlSCELLANkJl ARTICLES.
Much Of tho above belongs 10 parties leaving
the city and NUT be sol f.
ie>0 GEORGE ". MAYO. Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
By James y. Elan,
Real Estate Ageng and Auciioneer,
ll13 Main street
4 TTRACTIVE DETACHED TWO
"A STORY BRTCK DWELLING,
40. 2sO3 EAST CLAY STREET,
WITH THE
BEAUTIFUL LOT ADJOINING,
SOUTH SIDE CLAY BETWEEN TWENTY
EIGHTH AND TWENTY NINTH STREETS,
TOBEsOLD By PUBLIC AUCTION.

By tho request Of the owner Will sell by
public auction on the premises, on
THURSDAY. JUNs ~, 1850.
az o'clock +. NJ. the aoove-aam-d SPECIALLY
ATTRACTIVE MkDlJ H--iLkU DHlACutD
DKlCK DWELLING and tho EEATIiF L ~
CANT LOT ADJOINING. mo dwelling fronting
about - feet. extending back ABOUT 20 iect,
with outlet from rear 10 alley - feet Woe; con-
tanning seven rooms ~ fine size besides go1H
cellar. kitchen. closets, &C.: most substantial ly
Quilt. well arranged, in good Oraor, AMI having
the usual couvoniouces.
Tho adjoining lot, fronting about IN feet an1
extending p7cS between parable lines - treL
IL a very attractive ole Large enough for dwell
ing Of nne side, ana is Tie best 81 The Tow vacant
lots now 90 be had in that desirable lecllity.
Tho above property IS we'll suited 'o either
home or rental PURPOSES, and parties wishing 10
purchase are respectfully urged o. asseAl THIS
Gale.
TERNs: Very liberal, and announced NJ sale
q IL y. b. ELAN, ADruOneor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
RAILROAD ISsys
n ~ 7ElssE .isSS. EyET5
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO P,,r
" WAY CO8PANY. -
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY IL ~

IsAvk EiCaN0yD ~
1.Sj A. NJ Local aally cIcepf ~urdax TO-.
Forge. Does not ran sost N 10
Forge "a
500 A. "A. Exorsss daily Tor on po,p,.,.,.
folk. Pullman Buffet psiago f'
Ola Point .
ii:05 A N. Kxpress Iaiiyf0r Clncipn.t s.,
farnr Car - tnarlO. tesfil.- A.. d. "a
uRp Nesyhiis BIGef so.-',
tnar.otetVne 20 Dararsf
West ""sA
2:s0P. II. txpres5 daily FOR o. p,i,,
Norfolk. iuumau Psr.rl s-'.
B1inL
sis p. N. Accommodated. 4, sps s.,s,, o.,
b. r a. D. j a.. .Inu.
SIS r. VI. New iott snl f.nr.1naN l.....-
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to ilufnf. fru.cr.irr o. f....'
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rs 4. ". daily from Cincinnati lDf r.
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CHESAPEAKE sud ohio ransay -.lf.0.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
DIEDMONT AIR-LINE

RICHMOND AND DANVlLLE RAT "Nt0
SHORTEST AID QUICKEST h.Nls r...t
AID NDi hhf~
pCLLAAN sLEfpEk- OA a d. l...
TRAINS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
VORK-RIYER LINE WA W.
4 POINT
'DAILY EAcsrr SUNDAY

fUAAL1 + A. - 4 - ffA
Tho favorits route 70 Baltimore fas-i',rers
on this llD9 arc models ~ beAnJ, 81 "a. s..
comfort Leave Richmond So D.. g. a-- .
T. NJ arrive a. baltimore $50 A. " 80
Baltimore daily exec % sunday q D.. n '
riys AZ Rich mOnd 80 A. v. aut q. g. ~
Fare Richmond 70 Baltimore fin,- A''''
second-ciass. si.5h
The YORK River Line Affords superior st'sl.
tages - basincss-me IN euaDiing Their t -'''
Richmond near no close Of No dag 20 "
a lions and arrive az Baltimore early ueI
ing. after having enjoyed \ deigntfIl -t
rest free from tne dus. aud nslso ~ .h.fs.
uaVol
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION
Leave kchmond uweniy-lhUi-
street depOt) Observation-Disclosures. .f.ft
Arrive kiehmond QWeoly-nui- .,t
Street depog ...............-.. .... i,1 P. To
'Daiy fDaily except sunday
Depot Azd tcket-orlce foo' Virgins
Uptown dolce Corncr Tenth AMI haa '..''A
General PAs.engor A<11-
j. = POTTS
Division PA4senEsr AgeI5
kichno24, -
sol. HAAS. Trar,c Manager.
PEITON RANDOLPH. General Nsaay'a
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
commencing JJNE - lasg-eastefn s.s-''
time:
5.9 A. NJ. leaves Byrd street station "a >
stops only a. Ashland. Jalt'ioa,
lori aud FredeTicksogrg. >.rfiF'
u " Arlington and New Y orA-
li.O7 A. N. leaves ByrI-s.reet station dN.f. -
cspt sunday. parlOr cas - y a'-.-s'
ton.
6:95 p. VI. leaves BYni-Sirse. stal3a -aH
sleeper ~ New York
S5OA VI. strives a. Byrd street station iA'''
Sleeper IRON NeN I "a.
9.3s Z. NJ arrives At Byr,i- Streei station -
stops A. freacTicksOlrs, ..-
junction, ard Ashland clcep7i .'-
Washington Ssd New fofk .
1910 T. NJ arrives a. Byrd-Sucet station - ~
except sunday Farios ar "
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS
pAmY ExcsPr sUNDAYA
Gls A. n. leGves kiDA Arrives a. AsalAAi
1888 A. u. -
400 P. NJ. accommodation leaves Byrd,,'ts'NI
station: arrives 81 ashland a.
cop. n. leaves El0z; arrives a. AsAA-1 -
esA. NJ. arrives EloA Leaves AsalAsa '''''
A. n. IA
s3aA. NJ Recommendation srriyes AZ h'[
street s,auoni leaves Ashland 4 80
A. NJ. ., Al
$50 7. NJ. arrives a, EieA leaves a'D
G. a TAYLOR, General Ticket Agss-
ET.p. kHsss, General Sapsrialeais-t "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
ByJ. II. Valentine. Anctioneer
(G.H. Valentine and n. Benson, Salesmen,)
SCI eaei Broac street
CPECIAL SALE OF FLOWERS.

y -
THURSDAY, JTSE POW.
Al 1920 A. VI. will sell AZ auction ion baskets Of
CHOICE GROWING fLANI~. each basket We'll
assorted. embra ing Roses. Gala Lil.es. Fuch-
sias. Geramuma, Ncroeuh5. Coleu-. LobeIias.
Tube Roses l-tariedl. AMI many others i@1
numerous 10 mention. Also, several BASKETS of
ROSES ALONE. These plants are VOL grown
and I'm good ccrdition, being a surplus stock 81
Mr. John r.. Hooper florist. and such a. are
Flowers are sluyec, 20 your inE,s.tion this day
at4 r.. A.. Every brsSet Will be sold regardl si
OF IL value. Ladies specially inTitei. aud seas
will De provided Tor their accommodation.
j. II. VALENTINE.
10 10 AuctOueer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
AUCTION sALrs-Fusure nays.
By George W. Mayo. Auctioneer.
Ono. II. Laugh,op. DR.. salosmsn.)
No. "a Ninth street
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUR
El NTTURE,
BEDDING. CARPETS. PICTURES.
POkIIkkEs 10. &c. AT AUCTION


HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUR
IA NTTURE,
BEDDING. CARPETS. PICTURES,
POklikkEs, r., &C.. AT AUCTION
by direction Of the fainiy. who are declining
Housekeeping, will soil st the residences No.
Tost Main street, on
FRIDAY rEE sisr INSTANT,
a. 1890 A. NJ. worry desirable collection Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE embracing In part
Rosewood Plnsh.cOyeTod 4DLNGh. Hand
someMARBLETOP TABLES. Leathsr-Coy-
cred aud RECEPTION Chairs ENGRA-
Wings, OIL PAfNTiNGS. pORriEkES.
Handsome CHEEKY hALi~STAND with oey-
BRASS UMBRELLA srAND. cAEDELABRA.
Very huo WALNUT BUFFET With TENNESSEE
wALSUf EXTENSION DINING TABLE.
UTNING-ROpM CHAIRS,
REFRIGERATOR. WATER FILTER.
An assortment Of CKOCKERT and GLASS
WAKE.
Ono very handsome OLiNE-WOOD CHAMBER
SUIT WITH buYoiicd minors,
Three WALNi Z CA fbEt SUITS. complete
MAITRr ~~rs. BtODTNG. SPRINGS. Toll
LEI SETS, PILLONS and BOOSTERS. &c.
Double aud single MAKpkOBES,
Chamber. library. hail. aud stair CARfEIS and
MAiIlNG>.
Single aud d0uhle BEDsTRAD9.
WA~nS lands, TABLES. Roc <ERS. &C., g..
I'm order that the above articles may De eX-
amined before tho Jay ~ ale %" house VIII 10
opened from l. O'Clock ". unil o'clock J.. A
On thursday. the ~ltn instant
Everything iu tle h0I.e g. in excellent order,
sn1 will DO .oiI wifno4f reserve.
JOS GEORGE ~. MAYO, Auctioneor.
BY r.. e.. Tinsiey & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoueers,
ll06 Main street
4 UCTION SALE OF THE NEAT
y AID ATTRACTIVE FlyE-toON DWELL
IrG-HOI 81 No. 1924 MOORE REFl.-HsFing
been instructed SD lo do Dy lh- owner, "h' Is
anxious I'D soil. we VIII oder for sale by public
auction, on the premises. IN
TUESDAY. JcsE %, 1889.
st6ociock r. ~. THAT TRULY DESIRABLE
AID CONNENlKN FRAME DWELLING No.
ilA MOORE STREET. ite above house 4.
dorschsl. aud has aree level iot Rith "a we'll
az splendid water. sua ia in nnignhorhooi in
which property Is enhancing n ya.ao vcry
his -ale offers p chance Tor some one to ga
cure good home 40 4 bargain ana Oh easy
terms. as n must be- sold.
Terms: ono third cash. balance ~ siE.
tWelye..and eighteen months Tor nnt9s. With ln-
terest added, ami secured boz trust Geod. or mors
accommodating terms may 10 arranged aud an
uounrod a. sale. J.. G.. TlNoLkN & co..
r. % Aurtolocra.
ByH. l. staples & CO.. Aucl.oaecrs.
.DURABLY-CONSrRUCTED, CEN
- TRALLY-LOCATFD TwOsTOGr-AND-
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING FOR ALE ~
ACCIION.-By request Of lhe owner w. shall
offer for ssle by auction. on tie promise, on
MONDAY, JUNs "a. 1s:9,
At o'clock p NJ. the PROPERTY above do
scrtbed. situated al No. 1915 east Franklin street,
between Eighteenth and Ninete-ufh street 70
al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20

HORSES. MULES, cows, &c.

EOR SALE. MARE, BUGGY, On
Il aud HARNESS. Mare three years [S.1A
old. by Wilfui. perfect picture; any lady eau
drive her Buggy and harness entirely new.
The enure turnout one OF the handsOmest In tho
city. Same eau be seen al hicks's Stable, Third
street between Grace and Franklin.
"a n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNEXPIRED
LEASE AID ENTIRE OUTFIT OF
THE RESTAURANT AND DARKROOM
No. - EAST BROAD STREET,
Ar AUCTION.

By virtue II n decd q trust duly recorded 1
viii proceed To sell As above on
FRIDAY. June 2lsT,
NJ 1870 o'clock. the ENTIRE STOCK aud OUT
FIR OF the above establishment, consisting in
pur- of
WHiSKEYs, Bamglrdner and other choice
brands.
WINES, BtANDlES. CIGARS.
SHOWCASES, BAR-COUNTER and MIRROR;
PAK.OE MIRRORS.
BAR-FI&II RS generally,
Patent BEEH-Ft Mp,
RESTAURANT 1tBLES. CHAIRS,
NAPKINS. TABLE-CLOIHS,
one superior 3 GN-UNLE RANGE,
BrD-IEtD~ BEDDING,
CARPETS, CURTAINS.
4 large lot OF CROC kerry. GLASSWARE, &c.
Many Other goods NOT necessary 70 mention
the whole making one Of the most implicitly
fu-nishet e-tabi I-hnents in orr city.
The CNENpiHED LtA~E will $50 DO sold
Tho above viii ls ofIersi q. q whole, and II
mol lou, disposed ~ will o. sold IN detail.
IgGNs: All sums OF So and under, cash
above that amount, sixty days. ior approved en-
dOrsed negotiable paper. interest aided.
WILLIAM h. bEYEElDGk. JR.,
1e2O Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
DEPARTURES OF srEAaEwS.
old DOMINION STEAM II =
~ SHIP COMPANY. ~

old DOMINION STEAM -rKS
~ SHIP COMPANY. AA
FOR NEW YORK.
Steamers leave Richmond ~ cry TUESDAY
and tRiDAl 49, l. 81.
~tesmers leave New York for Richmoui
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SAT- ADAl A. T.
~. arriving In Richmond MONDAY AMI FRI
Day MORNINGS.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare % New York riI James-riyer
route duci.dius meals GaG berth ........t 2 70
Round-trp ticsots, limited 10 tnry days
after late OF issue. Is 70
Storage with Subsistence ............-.. 10
Storage, without subsistence. .......-...-. oyJ
CAoin fare CO Chesapeake and ONO rail-
Caoln fare ga Richmond and Petersburg
railroad Observation-Disclosures. lO "
nctsts can To obtaiaed al 4. ". CAREERS. lOlO
Maln stree. Chesapeake and onto and kIcn-
mOul aud D. sersUurg tspOts, and al company5
cnices 1871 Main street. and wharf, Rockets.
Freight forwarded and through bills VI iadlng
iss, rd for points beyond Now YORK.
Freight received daily until hour Of sailing.
Passengers leaving richmond on MONDAYS
IT ESDAlS WEDNESDAYS. THU kSDAls. and
SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake aud Onto rail-
way lriI Newport NcNsI a. a v. aQs go i. NJ.
aud by Richmond ena Petersburg railroad same
dayD a. $40 A. 81, vii make connection a.
NORFOLK with steamer leaving taOse days.
GEORGE ". ALLEN s. CO., Agcn.A.
No. 1901 Main Stree. AMI
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT III,
' COMPANY. Tor Old P0ut. Nor s-zetS9Easss
folk Portsmouth, Newport News. Ciaremon.
ami JameS-r iver landings direct W elegant
salOon-sseamsr ARIEL, LEAVING Richmond
EVERY MONDAY. WED NkoDAI. Aad FRIDAY
At 4. NJ street-car ccnpec-
Connections a Ola fon. ani al Norfolk
closely with all lines for northern cities same
afternoon. James river by Daylight Great
tourist line. Nheapes. route.
Through tcEels 90 steamer sni a. Careers
Agency 100 Main street. Baggage checked
tsrough- state-r0oms engaged iCr day or nlsn.
freighi received daily Tor norfolk, Ports
mouth, ord Poiat, WaYerly. Hlcksford, Va, and
Nirgiais. and ali regular landings on the James
river, al loves rates. ana tsroJgh bills issued
LUClEN b. rATUA. Nice-fresidsnL
No. lll7 AaiR stree aDd kockettN
IRWIN WEIslakK. Freight aad PSsso nger Asen-
PHILADELPHIA. RIG H. SeisyS
ROND AID NORFOLK
.TEAMsHIP CoMPANE
Appointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY at IL II. aud every SUNDAY az
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
III I: =. saturday. Freight received daily I'll
] T. n.
Fare. -
for further information apply 70
J. w. McCARRICk.
General Southern Agent, Onice RocketlA
w. Z. CLYDE a Co.
mol General Agents PkllsdelphlA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20

The owner is a non-resident AMI means 10 sell;
therefore parties sooking Investments should
not fail 70 attend, "a the properly il now renting
AZ n price 10 pay handsome interest ca price az
which 10 may be bought
TERMS: Announced N sale.
K. b. CHAFFIN 3 Co.
jel5 Aucuoheor-,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ or
VALUABLE RIVER FRONT,
LYING BETWEEN THE CITIES OF RICH
MOND AND MANCHESTER,
AND on
THE MANCHESTER SIDE.

BY virtue Of tho decree hereinafter mentioned
| will proceed to eel 20 the highest bidder "
public auction, on tie premises, On
WEDNESDAY,. June 5, 1889,
at 70 O'Clock ~. the soo,e RIVER FRONT, being
a part Of Falls Plantation, a strip OF land on
James river commencing al or near the Dunlop
s McCance NILS and extending o. the Richmond
aud Danyiiie railroad wnarf. aud bounded on the
south by the trsck VI he Richmond and Dangills
railroad aud on the north by James river. TINS
&c easel, and is designased on plat Ot Falls Plan
tation. with deed from Marx 3 executors 10
Charles Marx. as LOIS \, Y, aud h. A plat OF tho
property can bo seen at any time at the auc-
uoneers' office and on mo premises on day Of
Bale.
The attention OF investors il invited 90 this
property. which must in time 0s yery valuable
for dock. wharfage. or manufacturing purposes.
TkRAs: One fourth cash; balance in SIX,
twelve, and eighteen months. with interest, ana
title reter sd until all the purchase money l.
paid and deed ordered by tho Court.
POSTPONED
JUNE 18TH
at same time aud place.
JAMES c. LAMB,
Special Commissioner.
j. THOMPSON BsOwE & CO., Auctioueers
RiCHNOSD BANKING AND INSURANCE COMPANY.
PLAINTIFFS. AGAINST MARY AND AIS. DaPkNp-
ASrs-iS the CHANcERY COURT OF TUE CITY
or hIChhuNn
f. Charles W. Godcin. clerk Of said court GER
tfy that the bond required Of tho special conf
missioner by the decree OF said cause o. May
Q, 1899, has been duly given.
GIvon under my hand this 2Jth day Of May,
IsS9.
CHARLES W. GODDIN.
ieG7,l2ls, l9,9025.26
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
Il VILLAGE PROPERTY IN HlCKsFORD.
NA.-By virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court
OF Greenesyile county, entered Al thu April term,
1889, in the chancery cause Of Nsiss -. hobbs,
we shall offer Tor sale by public auction as uicks-
ford, on
MONDAY, July /, 1889.
Chat being eourt-dayl the following valuable
lst A LARGE Two-sToRY FRAME DWELL
ING HOUsE. with all necessary out-buildings
and largo garden attached.
ID. A LANCE STORE-ROOM AND DARKROOM.
with all necessary fixtures. including billiard
tables. newly repaired aud painted.
%. A LARGE. WELL-BuLLr, DESIRABLE
AND VALUABLE LIvEaY-srABLE: aud
4th. A VACANT LOT containing about one
acre all being known as the HOBBS LOT"
Terms: $500 cash the residne upon credit
Of one, Two. and three years. tho purchaser TO
execute bonds FOR The deferred payments, car
rying interest from the day OF sale, secured by
deed of trust upoa the property
RICHARD II. DAVIS,
W. SAMUEL GOODWIN.
Commissioners
WEISS vs.. EoBBs-ls rHE CLERK's oPFoE or
Tho bond required by the decree In the cause
above referred 10 has bceh executed.
Tsstei T. l. TURNER, Oegk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20

ENOR SALE, TWO VALUABLE On
n HORSESHOE colt three years old <c2A
aud very fast u0tter-may Do found at the
FAIRGROUNDS In Mr. William Harrington's
hands; and The other a nDo gentlernan's road
horse at Mr.. samuel Is. Nelson liyery-stable on
franklin street. Apply "
10 la2r ". SHORE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
BY PoindeIter & DenOon,
Real Estate Agents and Auctsoners,
1913 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME
DWELLING AND OTHER ENVIRONMENT
on THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF ST. PAUL
AND CHARITY STREETS.

BY virtue Of decree OF the Chancery Court Of
the city OF Richmond entered on the 4th day Of
June substituting the undersigned as trustee,
shall sell by public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, JCNE 2lsT,
at O'Clock 2. ~. the ABOVE DESCRIBED PRO-
PERII. fronting 20 feet on the southwest corner
Of ST Paul and Charity aud extending back a
depth OF l09 feet, with a good frame dwelling aud
other Improvements thereon.
IEghs: sufficient in cash % pay expenses Of
sale and note Of s22r.gi with interest on same
from March "a, 1883: balance tn six and tHskyo
months. GEORGE H. POINDEXTER,
Substitute Trustee.
TOIAR, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST TUPPKR 1T AIS.
DEFENDANrS-lN THE CaANcRKY CoURr OF TUE
CITY or RICHMOND.
l.. Charles w. Goddin. clerk Of said court
certify that tho bond required Of the trustee by
the decree IN said cause OF JuDo 1, 1889 has been
duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF June,
1854
j. 1915 .0SA CHARLES W. GoDDIN.
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WRIss VS.. EoBBs--lS rHE CLgRK's oPFIcE or
GR.EsEsyILLE CmcUIr COUNT, NAY y. 1889
Tho bond required by the decree In the cause
above referred 10 has bceh executed.
Teste; &. l. TURNER, Clerk.
ustl-llu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
DICHMOND CITY AND SEVEN
IL PlNES RAILWAY COMPANY.

Trsins Leave gwenty-sixth and streets. on
tn Electric line. every day except sunday a.
G.i5 A. u. L. ~. ana 4.J0 Z. VI, making the run
% seven Pines IL f0rty-nve n,inutes returning.
leave seven Pines a. 1:i5 A. NJ. 2. NJ, ami d
J.. y.
on Sunday. leave Twcnty-siz'n ami p streets
az a. M., 1870 p. NJ. aui 40 J.. W.. AMI lsaYe
Seven Pines al lJ A. g.. 2.1) p. 3d.. and p. u.
Excursion train leaves 80 10 +. 81. GU Non
days, Wednesdays. aud ir.days
Fare tor round trip - cents.
HfBtE BURLINGTON,
myi6 General Superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20

tSos and and % AMI - run daily between
Richmond AMI Cli.ol FORGE AMI daily oEc@pt
sunday between Balcony Fails aad Lexington.
ARRIVE BlCHMOSn
6:ijP. n. MAIL daily. THROUGH PASSEN-
GtE. A. VI.
GI5 A. N. ACCOMMODATION daily (eIcep.
~WlL4g

i CONSECI iONs.
A. clifton Norge with Chesapeaks sud Ohio
railway for the S0lsh. West. and NOrthwe-t
Shoppers tO turi1n sI all Louisville.
Al yIc1burs vita NprfJik AM western ratl-
roai 'or al points SOUTH southeast AMI south
west. ami virginia Midland railway Tor all points
North aud South.
Al RicamouI with Associatei Railways for ali
points in Che South. AMI NtLu'ui, trs ieri,zs-
burg aud P0tOma, railrOai fCr tbs North.
Al Lexington with Baltimore and ONO rail-
T0ai making cIl-a connections az harpers
Terry 10 Gu1 from Pittsburgh AMI tls Vest a.so
points Norm all Last.
Siroping-car- LgHclhlrg % Memphis. NeH
Orleans. and Ll-ue hO.k.
PALACE >LEEPIND-I AIRS BETWEEN RICH
MOND AND LNNCHBURG. RtRriS. 81.
Trains marked f daily IeEcep. sunday.
daily.
Tickets sold 10 al points O1icss as easi
Man street, 1000 Nam stroet, al1 81 Richmond
aud Allegheny depot, ri yAtn All canal streets
JOIN r. NACMUkDO,
al Pa Hl Afran
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20

schedule IN Er@c. Tran -sa
April lt. ls.L SO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
FREDERICKSBURG

IA AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
THROUGH ALL-NAlL FAsl-FRElGHT LINE
10 AID FROM BALTIMORE. PHlLA-
DELTIIA. NEW IORh. AND
EA>I SKN AND WEST
ERR CIllRe.
ONLY TWELVE HJi rs BETWEEN RICH
MOND AND BALll HORE ~ EACH
DlREG rlOS
Cores pondingly quick tins % orler polntS
Through bills Of laling issued a. low rates.
G. a. TAYLOR,
mol General Freight agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20

A FEW BOARDERS WANTED
I L Heslihiest point west Of Richmond hes
apeake and Ohio railway Terms reasonable.
Reference Address MRS. $. a. McDLJhE. Mel
tons Louisa county, y s. ic % lh2Sa2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-21

Nr. Chalkley's Establishment Damaged
Several Hundred DOllars-
Another Alarm.

4 Ere was discovered in the tauncry Of
Is. d. Chalkley. on Cary street between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth, about quarter
past o'clock last night.
IL had made considerable progress when
discovered. An alarm was sent IN from
tie First pOlice-statlOn. and later one WAS
turned in from Boz 81, corner OF Four
teenth and Main streets. Nearly all ot the
fire apparatus responded. and 1t was not
long before the flames were conquered.
The FIRE was confined To the first floor,
and nearly everything IL tie room was de-
strOyed either from the hame5 OF from the
water thrown upon them.
Mr.. Chalkley saws he cannot estimate his
loss until he makes an examination OF the
premises TO-DAY. II will reach several hum
dred dollars. but i covered by insurance
Tho fire il supposed to have ORIGINATED
from Goals left in the stove when the house
was closed for the night.
About the time the firemen eXtlnguished
the flames on Cary street an alarm was
sent in from Box 1. This FIRE was caused
by the explosion Of lamp on the premises
of llr. Thomas Potts. No. 100 east Grace
street. corner of First. The damage was
trItiing.
There was no little uneasiness occasloned
by this alarm, as all the uptown engines
except No. 6 Uaurel street, Were at the
downtown FIRE.
The impression existed for awhile that
this was a second alarm and that great
confagration was in progress III the lower
portion OF the city.