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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
OLD DOMINION STEAM
" SUP COMPANY. kIM

FOR NEW YORK.
steamers leave Ncnmond EikRf TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at5 +. NJ.
steamers leave NsH York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY as 3 r.
NJ. arriving IN Richmond MONDAY and FRI
A MORNINGS.
Passenger sccomnlOdatioa unsurpassed
Cabin fAra % NOW YORK Gu Jamos-riyer
route QnclUdiRg meals and oerhl.."....S 500
ROund-trip ucsot., limited 70 thirty days
after dAyo VI issue. II 70
Steor2go. with suDslsteAcs.. OU9
Storage, without subsistence. .....-....... eO
CaOin fare Via Chesapeake and OHIO rail-
CABIN fare ra Richmond and PotsrsDurg
RAILROAD ..... ...- -..s-..... .s--.+.--s. Nyl
hckels can DO obtRiaed a. y ". GarDcrss 4u0
Nam street; Chesapeake aud ono and hich-
mond and Pateisourg deposz, All az c0nlpanys
olicsS lOi Main street, and wharf, Roc&otta
FREIGHT forwarded and through pals Oi AaiAs
issued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until hOUr Of satltng.
Passengers leaving ,srchm0nd Oh MONDAYS,
TJESDAIS WEDNESDAYS. RSDAl > and
SATURDAYS by the Chesaposko aad OhsO rail-
Way tufE Newport News AIS A. NJ. aad 2H /. VI.
and by Richmond and Petersburg fuslsoad 0same
DAYS a. g:s0 A.. NJ, will mako connection a.
NORFOLK with sses<nor leaving thoss days
GEORGE W. ALLEN a GU, Agents
No 1901 Main street. and
suA consaAnyss nhArf. ltaskssA
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OLD NORTH STATE.
TIE pggrH OF AN ABLE AND PRoEI-
NRNT LAWYER
Railroad Magnatss-IIasonic Ea;tsrs-fhe
EpIscopLiaps-struok by Light
ning-EoteG
rreci.l ,oleeram % tne pIapaloA.l

R,rEyou. y. c., May 23.-Hon. Thomas
pu0in. one Of tie ablcst men in the state
died hi. morning. At bis home ~ HillSboro'.
ne was fot some wears Associate Justice OF
,t,e supreme Court, but resigned on account
Of iu health. lie was OF counsel ior INC
State IN several important suits noiaoty tnat
an regard 10 the spccia, tax bonds. lie
served with Srest Rslisntry during the iate
war Is coMrel o. a regiment OF ln'snty'
Hb sre Was ftv.ctght. For seveiai vears
his healti hsd been prccarious and hS uea'h
was not unexpected. lie was : son oil tnc
late Cbiof-Justics Thomas Rulin.
RAILROAD MAGNATEs.
prSidert Robinson aud NIce-President
Hoffman. of the Seabnard Airline fresl-
6cnt TioEe. OF ibe Georges. IsTetna' anu
Northern Roadway John {. WindeT' gem
er.I manager Of the Raleigh aud CASTOR,
Raleigh and Augusta, and tarohnA 'epttai
Railways: and Rufus :. Tucker. a cspltaiitl
of This civ, have all gore 10 Monroe ana
will go over the line Wths Georgia. Caro-
bua. and Northern railway. IL Is believed
here tbst an important announcement WIN
Ye,nrd 10 that road will be made ~ : lew
days. as there are signs or \ movement
uhseh will ch~ckmate other systems.
A rumor has been current here that the
Westefn Catou telegraph Company had
gone into a pool with the Postal le'eErapu
Cnmpsp7. A representative OF tue liter
compsn sayS this is moi true; thar an oil,
nee VIII be established here by July ISL, ana
that rates will be cut he the Postal.
At Durham Yesterday MAJOR Brow". a
reero boy eighteen years old, shot John
Llovd. another negro AGED eleVen years,
using : shotgun ~ the weapon.
DEUCGISrS.
The state Pharmaceutical Convention his
ended it, tenth annual SESSION and meets
next yesr al Moyeoesd City. The following
officers have been elected President - ~
Groom, Of Msxton; Nice-Presidenls-E. '.
yollcr, W. Il. Wcsrn, =. II. Vaughan; sec
rstAry, T.. V. Zeailer; Treasurer, A. D Lee
MASONIC.
The Grand Chapter OF Royal Arch Masons
hes closed H. session II Wilmington. II has
elected The following officers: Grand Hligh
Pr~St. N. ". kaH; Depniy 3rand Illgh
PrieS. f.. VI. Move: Grsnd King, y. :. MIR
tin: Grsnd scribe, II. c. FsTg; Grand frea-
snCer. WilIiSm simpson Grand secretary
d.. ". Bs,n; Grand Chaplain. A. II. stun;
Grssd Captain Of the Host, F. j. j..
Powers. The next anauat c0nyocation VIII
he heid at Ashcviiie.
THY K~PTscoPALlANs.
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AUcT,os sAnEs-rr.ure Days:
BY Frank u. Hill q Co.
Real R.,ato Auctisneers,
gnorth Eleventh street. Richmond, va

THE DUNLOP Il McCANCB MILL
L ING AND MANUFACTURING
WHICH INCLUDES
THE MILL. PLANT. BUILDINGS. ALL M
PRoyEMENTs. WORKS. MACHINERY.
FTxTUREs. IMPLEMENTS. GOOD
WILL, BRANDS. AND FRAN
Crises OF SAID
COMPANY,
SITUATED IN THE TOwS OF MANCHESTER,
on JAMES RIVER.
IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE TO THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. VA, TO BG SOLD AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
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BY George ". Mayo, Auctioneor.
ono. +. LauRhton, Jr, aalcsmanJ
10. - ninth street
CATALOGUE SALE OF THE LAW
" AND MISCELLANEOUS LIBRARY or
The LATE Hon. C.. q. MCkAE, WITH
ADDITIONS FROM OTHER IL
BRARIES. WITH MANY
THEOLOGICAL BOOKS,
Al AUCTION.
Tho sale Of the above BOOKS. which includes
many valuable Wcr-s, Will take place a. my auc-
ton4ooms on
FRIDAY. NAY THE PATH INSTANT,
at 1870 O'Clock 2. II. Catalogues have been gene
rally Distributed, but those who have not 10
ce, we'd Them may gettuem on application.
my2l GEORGE W. MAYO Auctlcneer.
By J. Thompson Brown & Co,
Real Estate Agents ami AuctlonOorS,
lll3 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
y or
TWO LARGE THREE-sTORY BRICK WARE
HOUSES
0 ETHE
SOUTHEAST CORNER or CARY AND rWBN-
TY-sECOND STREETS.
EXTENDING FROM CARY TODOCK STREET.
ALSO,
ONR UNDIVIDED HALF INTEREST II LOT
CORNER OF CARY AND PEAR STREETS.
Gresaors executors) Decree entered nay g,
re-. llsse. in Richmond CAaO-
Greanor e ais Gerry COurt
BY virtue o. tho eboyo decree, we, tie special
commissioner therein appointed for tho put
pose. will proceed to sell al public auction, on tho
premises, on
TUESDAY. MAY.l. 1889.
at $50 o'clock y. NJ. the above property, being
TWO LARGE TlREE-SrOkI nc WARE
HOUSES on thO southeast corner OF Cary and
1wcnty-second streets. The lot on tho corner
fronts 4fKiSO feet 10 Dock street lUeing Lt IA
!. with q large BRICK warehouse ON tho same,
and the lot adjoining (be.ng Lot No. ? fronts
44xl2J feet 10 Dock street, with a large brck
wsr0houso on it-makiug together g feet front
Thoso warehouses should bs very desirable Tor
storage purposes. having front on three streets.
This property now pays a not income OF over
q por coat. On the assessed value OF $1,000.
Also, one UNDIVIDED HALF INTEREST IN
4 0 On Cary at tie Intersection Of Pear street.
fronting on Cary street - feet and runp.ng back
AL irregular depth.
TERMS or SLLR: One fourth cash and tho
balance In SIX. twelYe, and eighteen months,
with interest. aud the title retained untu all the
probationary IS paid and the deed ordered
BY the Court
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BY James b.. clam,
Real Estate Agent and A%uc,ioneer,
lI2 2aIn stceeL.
NHOSF THREE VERY ATrRAC-
l. TIVE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
AID
DESlRABLY-LOCAIED MEDijM-SlIED
CHURCu-UILL DWELLINGS,.
Nos. 7O2, 7Oi, AND U6 NChrH TWENTY
SIXTH STREET,
TO BE SOLD By PUBLIC AUCTION.

By request II the owner ! shall sell by public
auction. on tlo promises. on
WEDNESDAY, MAY - 1889,
at 3 o'clock T.. NJ. tho sOoye-named WILL
WELL~LOtAIED. AMI REALLY
ATTRACTIVE BRICK AND FRAME DN ILL
INGS-brick easements and two storics above
on the west side Of Iweuly-sixth slre't BE-
tween VI and y -.reets talloiuine ~~rra-iall
halu. containing 1sycu rooms c&ca, J.-.1es
closets: having ely water, gas, cul7ert-. lni
the usual convention es; * aciou7, Teli-arraLged,
attractive In style, horOtghly "-i D4i., uour.y
new. aud N good order, the LOt~ fr0ntiug about
lSxl3. feot oscn, ani havi. < siie aud rcara.,es.
Tie neighD0rh00I and ths location ore esIe-t-
ely desirable aud convenient. nlthm one squsfe
o. the Elcctrir railway. ana Ni'hiu es5y distance
Of the bus.neSs portion 81 th' clly. whil" tho
houses are eud viii 10 regularly occupied by
good tsnan1s al good rental. and ot'er unusual
Inducements 20 purchasers, whether tor homes
or rental purpose.
Go 70 see Them und attend the sale.
TERMS Easy, aui announced 20 sLo.
J&MES b. ELAN.
Aucl0nesr.
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iF JANUS n. IihNf
Real Estate Asen, md Aucuoaeer,
lI3 Main ,sroo.
CROP or HAY
~ ABOUT TWO HUNDRED TONs Gov kh.
ORCEAhD-GKASS. ASD iINDIHG OF FINEST
OVALIrN-TO BG SOLD BT pGBiIC AUG
TIOS ~ LOTS TO srlT.-By request OK She
owner , shnl sell by pulls sacion, on 40
Ilvmuea, 0n
MONDAY. NAY o.. ls-q.
Al ~ o'clock w.. an rte EXCELLENT GROWING
t}OP ar CLOVER. ORCH .D-CkNS~, AND
TIMOTHY UAl. prOoahy aSOut 20 tons On
tho wen-kroWu farm belonging 80 tho estate ~
us lr'e Colonel 4. Co.,. hOhof s'on- on ne Ne"
Ncarra turnpike. about two ami n haf miles
rom fhe city. sci5.uIng the land oi James u.
brauel, ta.
Tbs farm IL noted Tor ne largo yield and
superior quality OF nav, and see present crop IS
unusually heavy and cteaR-
IERNs. Liberal. auf announced ateale.
JAMES y. LIAM Agent
JAS. N.CDOCGAL. Salesman. ny .
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BY A. L. Adsmson,
Real Estate Aucttoneor and Insurance Agent
sl3 HUI street, Manchester. va.
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tNoA dud and 80 ami ~ run daily between
Rici moud All Cliton Forge AMI daily eAcsFt
sunday between Balcony b ais aud LoNlgton.
ARRlNE RICHMOND
t:E P. NJ. MAIL Cauy. 4ELplGH PASSbN-
GUI, = "a
gl5 A.. A. ACCOMMODATION daily ere2:
-AnIAv.
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Leave Arrive
No. Richmond Peter.blr.


lnaFs trritJ
No. Petersburg Richmond
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4 TLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND And PaIH~hrRG Rali6otC
TIMETABLE.
C-emmenciug SUNDAY. htF % N&
n, trains Oh this r0at VIII rln ~ tolDRe
TRAINS SOUTH AID.
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DICHMOND CITY AND SEVEN
IL PINES RAILWAY COMPANY.
DKpAxTUKs O2 arEAuEzS.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ISL,
COMPANY, for Old fouI. nora Sc@sa2H-
folk. Portsmouth. Newport Ne'fA ClaremolL
ava James-river landings diroct, ~ elegant
saloor-SIam.l k>~nA, lenT4s RichmOI
EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and tMDAG
az A.. n. street. ears connect.
Connections a. Old rca. aAl a. Norfolk
closely with all liue, for northern ciu9s same
afternOon. James river ~ daylight GreAs
tourist line. Cheapest route.
Ihrouga tcAes o. steamer Eui ~ Carriers
Agency lOJJ AAlu strssL baggage chsckoi
through. State-rOomB engaged TO- lay or nisn-
moutn. Old Pom, WayerlY, HicNslori. "a, AMI
an points IA Eastern Sortb Carolina E&stern
EireiaIa, aud a. regular landings 0u tue James
river. a. loves Iales. AMI thrO.sh rNls lssus1
LUClEN b. TArf n. Nir5-Pres.dou-
No. lIlf Main street. aud Rockets
IEyIS WElslGsE. FcrlZlt TOD Passenger Agent
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Sol. Haas. Tram- Sauas.-
PSYION ADOLfh. net
NORFOLK AND WL>I..A L-D
- Road
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4 FAMlLN DROWNED.

Break Through the Ice on the missoun.
BISMARCK. d. T. February 3-Ihe
warm weather which has prevailed in
this section has so honey-combed the ice
In the Missouri river that travel is beset
with great danger Yesterday an entire
family. consisting Of Mr and Mrs. John
Olsen and three children, are reported 90
have been drowned while attempting TO
cross the river ia a wagon, fifteen miles
north OF the city The team broke
through the ice and pulled the wagon
and occupants with them. There was no
one present TO rescue them, and the
swift current carried them away before
= man Who saw them from the shore
could reach them
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A PRACTICAL JOKE
Causes a Young Farmer Ills Life.

EVANSVILLE. IND., February 8 -
George llcidel, a young farmer, residing
about nine miles below this city, lost his
lite Friday night in singular manner
AdjOining his farm was that OF William
Tomkins a negro, who, for several days
past has been engaged in clearing
up piece of new ground, cut
ting away the timber and pre-
pairing for spring. Knowing him
to be very superstitious. Heidel re-
solved on a practical joke, and Friday
night, about 2 o'clock, stationed himself
at n point i'm the road where he knew the
negro would pass, covering himself with
p white, ghostly garment, and secreting
himself for his victim.
In short time TOmkins came along
with an axe ON his shoulder and lleidel
rushed from his cover, making strange
motions from beneath the sheet
The negro in his fright struck
out with the axe, splitting the
bead of the unfortunate joker
squarcly open 10 the shoulders, and OF
course killing him instantly. Iomkm-
then ran away, never realizing that be
had killed "a human being No effort
has heen made 10 arrest him, a. the act
was done in a moment of great fright
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A PHILADELPHIA MURDERER
Kills Beautiful Girl, Tries 10 kiii His
wife, and Cuts His own Throat.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, February g.
For several hours on Saturday night the
police force of this city was myslihed by
the finding OF the body OF a beautiful
young girl in a lonely spot in Kensing-
ton She was unconscious, and her life
blood was slowly ebbing from pistol
shot wound in her left eye. There was no
weapon TO be found, and IL was evident
that the girl had been assassinated. She
was taken to ST. Marys Hospital, but
when carried to the receiving ward, was
found 10 be dead She was afterwards
identified a. Anna Klaus, tho nineteen
year.Old daughter of Henry Klaus q
PROSPEROUS German shoe dealer al 1851
north Second street The mystery was
afterward solved when the murder was
traced to Otto Kayser, young
man. who until a week
ago was employed as a conductor on the
second and Third streets passenger rail-
way
On obtaining sufficient evidence OF
Kayser's guilt 10 warrant an arrest, Cap
tain Ouirk. Lieutenant Scott, Detective
Gever' and two special officers went 10
She man $ house They knocked for adj
mission and were alarmed by screams
of murder from an upper room OF
the house As Captain Quirk burst
open the door and reached the inside.
Kaysers wife, with babe IN her arms
and blood squirting from cash IN her
neck, fell into his arms. Go up stairs,
was all she could say, and fell back un'
conscious.
Lieutenant Scott and Detective Geyer
sprang up the staircase, and guided
+ by light burning dimly in
one Of the rooms, found kayser
writhing on the bed With his throat cut
from ear to ear. The bloody razor with
which the double deed was done
was living BY his side. Ile lived
+ half an hour. but could not speak. Mrs
/ Kayser was taken 10 the Episcopal Hos
+ pital, and although her wounds are oi a
very dangerous character, the surgeons
/ hope they will be able 10 save her life
+ She is still unconscious, aud no story OF
/ the second crime can be obtained IRON
/ her lips.
Il has been ascertained that Kaysel
had been paying attention 10 the muir
dered girl under an assumed name, ana
that lie represented himself as single
man. but the reason for her murder can
not be explained, as there are no living
witnesses TO the crime or q
their last meeting. The friend. o
Mrs. Kaysor say that the HUSBAND
has been drinking heavily since his dis
charge. and he is supposed 10 have beer
suffering from delirium. the result OF hi
protracted debauch. When he reaehe,
/ hls home after shooting the girl
he brandlshed bis pistol in a threaten
ing manner and was only quieted whei
} he was disarmed by policeman, VIII
was summoned
! Ii Is believed now, from what has beel
learned, that had his pistol not bee
taken from him he would have murder
ed the whole family
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STREET DUEL


DENIsoN, TEXAS. February 3.-The
Wtors of rival papers here-the DiYateh
and Ner Lna-causcd some excitement
Yesterday by street duel. in which
neither was hurt C. ii Schall is editor
of the DtspQtch aud c. NJ. Lane OF the
Neo Era. The latter paper denounced
Schall severely Yesterday morning.
Schall took Winchester, and meeting
Lane oponcd the editorial debate, Lane
answering with revolver The shoot
ers were behind doors and barrels, and
no ono was hit Schalls brother then
tried to shoot Lane, but Il bullet through
his bat sent him away Both editors
were arrested Lane /, from Sedaha,
Mo
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TIE nANEs MURDER.


4 Clue to u Solution of the Mystery.
BtnMfNGHAM, Ala, February 3.-The
Age-Hsrad this morning publishes long
account of how two of its reporters
struck the trail of an eyewitness 10 the
murder of Nrs Hawes, and followed
him several thousand miles, finally over.
taking him in Tennessee and bring
ing him back 10 Birmingham.
The man claims, however, that
fl was his twin brother, Ro-
bert Johnson, who saw the murder.
Robert told him he saw a man strike
Mrs Hawes with club, and that Fannie
Bryant finished her He saw the bodies
of Mrs&awes and her little girl carried
through the woods:to Lake View, where
they were found, and says two white
men assisted in the job This is the
first clue to anything but circumstantial
evidence yet developed in the Hawes
tragedy.
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[OND. VA. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4. 1889

on the expiration of his term Of Office
and on March 5th will resume the prac-
tice OF hi- profession in New York CITY.
having associated himself az counsel
With the law firm OF Bangs, Stetson,
Tracy S MacYeagh.
MARK TwATS oN THE COPYRIGHT BILL.
Before the Ladies' Literary Associa.
tlon OF Washington, on Saturday night.
Mr. Samuel J.. Clements MARX Twain
related his experience as lobbyist on
behalf OF the International Copyright
bill, and incidentally pointed a moral
for the guidance of COngressmen in deal.
ING with this question His remarks
were continuously interrupted by laugh.
ter and applause.
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piles, Iistula,Sc.

Il has been clearly demonstrated be-
vond the shadow OF a doubt that these
diseases are durable NiitOW the use OF
knife. ligaurc, or caustic, which rene
dies al this date may be classed as relics
OF barbrrism.
4 close and CONTINUOUS application
for many years past 90 the study ana
treatment OF this class OF diseases ena'
bles me 10 make, with confidence, the
above declaration. Ny treatment IS at
tended with no inconvenience or discom'
fort. relieves at once, and effects a com
plete restoration in a short time, without
confinement 10 bed or detention from
business.
70 those Interested, | shall take pleas
ure in exhibiting written testimonials
from many wen-knoWn citizens OF Rich
mond and many other portions OF me
State. | beg to refer TO Mr.. w. IL. II
Lynn. OF Staunton past grand comman'
der OF Knights Templare Mr.. IL. M
Smith. of Ii. NJ. Smith X Coz Genera
John f. Cooke, Mr Andrew j. Gray, MI
". ]. Gentry, and many Others OF equa
prominence.
Examinations without charge.
W. X. SMITH, NJ. D.
No. All \. Ninth street,
+ ia99 Rot Richmond, va.
--------<-<------
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CoLuMBus, O., February 3.-John
Giuayer, daiyman, disappeared ten
days ago, after having received a white
Cap" notice To-day his body was
found in Well ON his place, being par.
TALLY covered with stones and his head
mashed lie was murdered and thrown
in He leaves a father and daughter hia
wife having died some years ago. HIS
hired man. Philip SOuder, who discour
aged looking on the premises for the
body, was arrested tonight
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It has for some time been in doubt
whether the large building now being oc'
cupied by Hon Levi y. Morton al the
corner OF II. and Fifteenth streets, would
be occupied as hotel or an apartment,
house, and the building has been placed
in the hands of real estate agents.
PRESIDENT CLEyELAND's FUTURE PLANS
The following official statement from
the Executive Mansion reached The
United Press Bureau 1T 9 o'clock this
evening. President Cleveland will 70
lurp TO the State OF New York TO reside
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SPRrNGFIELD, Mass, February 3-Buel
Kenny, aged So, of East Long Meadows
went home drunk one night week ago
and on being demonstrated with by hiS
aged father, attacked the old man ana
pounded him 80 that he died few days
later. The murderer was arrested last,
night.
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n.nre..es Bu,lar.. Ia wnke,barse.

WnKEsBARRE, PA, February 3-0ut
of 10000 mine laborers in the Luzene
district, only 5000 obtained steady work
during January. The falling of OF
wages as compared with the same month
last year is k07.23J. The outlook Tor
February ia still worse. Business OF
all kinds IL greatly depressed
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AUCTION SALES s-Fufure Days.


As executor of the estate of Mr. Thomas
nrauch deceased, viii sell a. auction at the
hicnmoni stock +, ,chauge at l2g O'c ocs on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 4, lssa. the following
secur les
0OpO kchmonf. Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad diyi0end obligations, per
cent,
cent. bonds:
100 shares atlanta and Charlotte Air Line. 8
per cent stock,
III shares Petersburg savings aud Insurance
OmpAnN stock.
80 shares Fist National Bank stock:
29 shares tnlon Bank stO X
81 shares North Carolina Railroad stock. 8 per
cent.
sl,c0 Georgia Pacific Railway first mortgage
bond. per cent.
$1,000 Georgia Pac.ac Railway new psr
cent. bonds. &. W.DRA>CH,
te2 81 Executor.
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AIRS. JOE PERSONS REMEDY.

From Rev c. J. Gibson, ID. d., minister OF
Episcopal Church, Petersburg Va " | havc
used Mr. Joe Person. Remedy In my own
family, aud It gives me pleasure 10 say II has
proved d valuable tonic and purifier OF the
blood, ard II thoroughly tested, think will
remove many cutaneOus disorders.
"CHURCHILL j. GIBSON"
Pst>fstQfg, "a, January 10. 1874.
For sale by 1. P. ROCTT, Druggist, III east
Main street jssl-'f
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sudden Death of n Prominent Lynch
burger.
special 10 the TINES

LYNcHBUR0, February 3 - John J.
Mays, one ofourm popular young citi-
zens. late teller OF p A. Krise's banking
house, died suddenly last night from an
over dose of morphine. lie stood high
AS Royal Arch Mason and Knight
Iemplgr.
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IN mNENsE ~ MEErlNa


DRCssELs, February "A railway
train from Brussels for Namur was
thrown from the track while running al
a high rate OF speed near Gronendael
to-day. Fourteen persons were killed
and fifty wounded.
PARIS, February S-Deputies Laguere
and Lacroix fought duel with pistols
to-day Neither was hurt.
ZANZIBAR, February 3.-Commissionel
Mackay, IN a letter written at UsumbirC
on November 2G, says that up 20 thai
time he had received no direct new.
from stanley or Emin.
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HNlR JrRE HoLIls, Macon, Ca, says
recommend Bradycrotne 20 my friends
for headache, and would not be withou
il myself for ten times It's cost.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-04

EOUND-FEBRUARY ,, on WEST
/ Brood street. Il BUGGY WHIP. Owner
can get by paying fOr this Advertisement.
te3-ti a. W. Ball. finel Hospital.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-04
EDUCATION Al.
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COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND
y MARY.

The second half session begins / FEBRUARY
HISS Exceptional advantages afforded stu
dents who desire cheap and liberal educa-
ton 4 number of schO ar,nips vacant. Cost,
for state students $40 "A month. 10 include all
expenses COSTS Tor pay students, tuiti. n tec
slt ba and Sl2 uer month. 10 include all other
expenses Healthy climate. Located on the
Chesapeake ana hu railroad, forty seven
m les from Richmond. LYON q. I ! IL X.
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