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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
LOOKING TO AN ALLIANCE
Between the Principal Labor Organiza-
tions.
rBy Telegraph TO the Dispatch.l


CHICAGO, July II A local paper says A
circular has been issued that bears the
signatures of the chief officers of the prin-
cipal labor organizations of the United
States-T. V. POwderlv, general master
workman, and John W. Hayes, general
secretary OF the Knights of Labor; Samuel
Gomper. president of the Federation Of
Labor: W. n. Sargent, chief of the Bro
therhood of Locomotive Flremen. ana
others. The locomotive engineers, through
Z. NJ. Arthur, owing TO their principle of
exclusiyeness and antagonism TO other Ia
Dor organizations, have kept out OF tins
concentrated action of the others, and
thereby heightened the bitter feeling eX-
isting against them among the other
trades.
The circular is the outcome of con-
ference held some time ago III Philadel-
phia. the object being the formation of an
alliance between the organizations repre-
scented by signature. 1t has been issued
privately TO organizations, and Is not sup
posed to be known to the public. II the
alliance is realized in that way it will be by
far the most formidable labor organization
that ever existed in the United States or
elsewhere. The circular calls upon all
organizations of labor TO strengthen and
solidifv their ranks to the ultimate end Of
bringing within their membership every
man and woman in America who tolls.
A convention of delegates Is 10 be called of
the various organizations which approve OF
the plan for the purpose of devislng some
definite scheme Of coalition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
WEST VIRGINIA.
Work of the State Board of Health.
Especial telegram to the Dispatchl


CHARLESTON. w. VA, July 1.-THE State
Board of Health adjourned tonight and
the members left for the White sulphur
to attend the meeting of the State Medi-
cal Society. Among the more important
business transacted was the reinstatement
of the Baltimore Medical College TO the
list of recognized medical colleges. Mat
tcrs in relation TO the sanitary condition
of various places in the State were taken
up and discussed. The Secretary was in
structed TO prepare circulars on conta-
gious and infectious diseases for distribu-
ton 10 local boards Of health, and 1t was
recommended that the Governor in his
call for an extra session Of the Legislature
recommend the appropriation of $500 TO
be used in furthering vaccination through
out the State. The board, with Governor
Wilson as an invited guest, was banqueted
at the RufTner Hotel last night 10y Drs.
Street, Lee, and Walker, of the Baltimore
Medical College.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
WANTS.

TED, A POSITION AS
w TEACHER in a school or private family
by graduate IN tho schools % English, French,
German, and Chemistry Of Randolph Macon
College. Satisfactory reference. given, Ad-
dress j. ". :, Box SO, Petersburg. Va.
" ls-Ih&Su2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18

WANTED. SUMNER BOARDERS,
w twenty miles from Richmond on ChesR-
peake and Ohio railEay. Address Mrs. 4 T..
GREGORY. Ashland, Va. 81 le-lh&Su2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18

The Russian artist and traveller Verest-
chagin will place his paintings IN large
studio museum at NoygorOd. and give the
buildings and contents to the city on con-
dition that the proceeds of entrance fees
shall 90 to the fund for the widows and or
phans Of soldiers from Novgorod killed in
war. Once a month the collection IS TO be
open to the public for a day without
charge. The larger paintings by Nerest-
chagin are unsuitable for any other pur-
pose than this, but il may be that those
which show the bloodiness and dull reality
of war will not be very acceptable to the
Government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
JAKE KlLRAlN AT HOME.
lie Is Interviewed by n Reporter.
INV t.tegraph to the Dispaton.i

BALTIMORE. July 17.-Jake Kilrain, the
nuciliet. who arrived in Baltimore yester-
dav afternoon, has entirely recovered IRON
the effects Of his battle with Sullivan, and
looks in even better condition than on the
dav he left Baltimore for the hghtlng-
grounds. He does not show mark ct any
kind.
In speaking about the great fight Kilrain
said souarcly that he WAS whipped, but
thought he was largely victim OF clrcum-
stances. When asked directlyif he thought
he had been druCged, he said NO, L
don't think | was drugged. If l had been
| could not have Stacked as long as / dld."
Johnny Murphy, when asked the same
question, answered mYsterlously that there
was something wrong, but that Tor the
present his tongue was tied, but wheh lhe
time came he expected TO make some I'LL
portant revelations.
What have you got TO say ABOUT
Mitchell, -" the reporter asked.
"Well, he was not very attentive, to say
the least was the reply.
IF you ever fight again, Jake, wouldyou
have Mitchell for your trMneTI
"No. | don't know that | would; but |
don't know that will fight any more. l
think had my share of it,"
In speaking further about the fight Kill
rain said: Il weighed 1856 pounds when
went INTO the ring, ana AT INC ldlh dbOuO
nv ONLY weighing 16S Is all bosh. | knew
| had not been trained properly and was
not in a fit condition to fight Sullivan, but
if / had not gone into the ring people
would have said / was a coward, and |
meant TO fight if I was killed. The crowd
there was against me, and the referee, l
think, while "A square man. was partial TO
Sullivan and knew nothing about the rules.
while he and the crowd were all the time
telling me to go to Sullivan, and went,
knowing | would only be knocked down.
of course. the referee had no right TO say
a word. and under the rules | could
have run all around the ring, but there was
no one but little Murphy here TO coach me
and blindly went up and took my medl-
cine. The fact, though. that was knocked
down repeatedly but not knocked out shows
that Sullvan's terrible blows did not have
the power some people suppose they did.
| could have stood up longer, but Donovan
threw up the sponge in the excitement, be-
ing afraid would get killed. My blows
for some reason or other did not seem to
have any force. Ny arms seemed numb ;
but what was the matter don't for the lie
of me know. The sun there had terrible
effect on me, my back being one big blister
after the fight. Why, Mitchell went about
the ring with his head wrapped in towel
soaked in ice-water, complaining all the
time about the heat"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18

on TIE SOUTH SIDE OF BAKER STREET BIZ
TWCEN SECOND And THIRD STREETS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
AUCTION sALEs-rh.s pny.
by n. ". Bowe.
Real Estnte Auctionecr.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 ROCKETS PROPERTY. SITUATED ON
LESTER STREET BETWEEN HAGUE AND
NICHOLSON STREETS. BY AUCTiON.-ln exc
cution OF deed OF trust 70 \. w. Bowe and +.
Tupper. trustees. dated February q, 1881, re-
corded in Richmond Ihancery Court. Deadlock
1872 Il. page 20, the said ". W. Bowe, az surviving
trustee, will sell ny auction, ON the premises, on
THURSDAY. July IS, 1889,
at O'Clock P. ~, In the order named below. tho
following property: ...,...-r
First. The TWO STORY AND BASEMENT
BRICK STORE No. 3C03 Rockets street. occu-
pied ~ grocery store, with the LOT. % l-l2rll0
feet beginning 81 feet east Of Hague street
second. The TWO-STOkf BRICK hIOkE NO.
8fOf Rockets street, occupied a a baroer-shop.
with the LOT 50xg0 fecr. Is ia probable That the
yacan, part OF this lot will he sold separately
All Of this property Is desirable. and Is above
tho reach OF froshets.
Trims: Cash sufflient 70 defrey The expenses
OF sale. 20 pay any taxes due. and to discharge
two notes Aggregating Si.ll5, with interest rom
February %. issq, and the residue upon terms 10
~ y. ". BOWIE.
~ II surviving lTustec.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
APLUCKY YOUNG LADY.
She Chases a Burglar Out OF Her House
A Thrilling Episode.


Miss Marguerite Herse had quite a thrill
ing experience AZ her residence. 1926 west
John street, Monday morning. Her mother
and sister be ng at the seaside. and her
father out o. own. she aud her brother
decided not 10 keep house but. 10 take
their meals at their uncle's. on Lanyale
street. They, however, occupied the
house at night. When Miss Hersh came
home from breakfast about 8 O'clock she
was surprised 10 find the shutters
on the dining-room windows open,
but thought her brother had for
gotten 20 close them the night before.
The truth was. burglar had entered the
house through the window. and was at
that moment robbiug wardrobe IN
room close 20 the young lady. Miss Hersh
spoke 20 Miss Edyth Lamb, who lives next
door, telling her she was going 10 take a
walk, and would return in two hours.
which, no doubt, the robber heard. She
had gone several blocks, but fearing the
rain, and having forgotten her umbrella,
returned home TO get il. Her brother had
gone down town TO bis business. and there
was no one (as she thoughD in the house,
When she reached her room on the third
floor. she was startled % find locks 10
the dressing ease, wardrobe, DC. broken
and the contents OF the furniture
drawers scattered all over the floor. A
gold bracelet was found on the steps and
kllfa H21b the 4kl&dhcQpep Mas Stacking IA ]
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18

fOr flItner info-matl1n Apply u
d. w. MCCARRlCK.
General Southern Agent, once EockettS
" T.. CLYDE s. CO.
mol GenerAI AKen.s InIlAlaL ahls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
BY Poinde1ter Denoon.
Joseph 3. Davis. Auctioneer.)
VERY GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.

In consequence of the family declining house
keeping we will soil a. 40 9.i Capitol, corner
Of Tenth street. on
THURSDAY. 18TH INSTANT,
AZ 1920 o'clock, all Of the FURNITURE, which is
Of excellent quality. comprising PAkLOR,
CHAMBER, DlNlNG-ROOM, and KITCHEN
articles The parlor is handsomely furnished
with superior Wslnu. suit, upholstered in silk
plush. and is OF latest design. CARPETS, MAR
BLE-TOP TABLES. BEAUTIFUL WALNUT
HALL RACK. BEDSrEAD-. BUREAUS, WASH
STANDS. CHAIRS, MATTRESSES, SAFES, EX-
TEN>lON-TABLEs. and largo assortment Of
CHINA. CROCKERY, AID GLASSWARE, and
many other articles
sale positlye-goods 10 be removed at once.
iyl5 f. y. COOK, Salesman
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
Men and Boats Picked Up.
lBy telegraph 10 The DispAtch.j

BosroN. July 1.-THE schooner Bella j.
Meals, which arrived late last night,
brought two dories and four men belong
ing 70 the schooner Edith Emery, two
dories from the Oracle Benson, and two
dories and four men from the schooner
Emily p. Wright, all of which strayed
away in fog. Captain Driscoll says there
is no doubt that the other men reported
missing from the -Emery are all ri2ht-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18

Bromley ln cue Chancery Court
u.s. -of fur Guy oil kcu-
Major. Trustee, &c u,onL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
NJ TO NORFOLK.


These trales also mako Voao eohUecsioHe t'e
F4rmyille. Lyachbarg. ana southwestern POINTS,
sgi al atoms CA tao Nottosk ana oslcta a.
read. X. N. SlLlf. o0pcrn.sAaohs
r. I. ID. MYRRs General superintendent
n. Nj. EnsRsoS. Genogel Passenger Aseat.
SOL HAAS. Ira1le AaRazcs DfI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
BY james Il. Elam.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lil3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTIONSALE
y or THH
LARGE, wELL-LOCATED. AND VALUABLE
RESIDENCE AND LOT No. 407,
on THE EAST SIDE OF TWENTY-SEyENTH
STREET, BETW Elm MARSHALL AND
CLAY STREETS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18

n o'clock p 81. THAT DESIRABLE TWO
STORY FRAME DIV ELLlNG. 0nlainilg i've
rooms situated on The north side Oi Darlington
street between Buchanan street and tho DE
GAINESVILLE turnpike, formerly occupied by the
late John L. kutang.
Tho LOT has a front Of 20 feet and runs back
1l5 feet 10 iuchss 10 an alley - feot wide on
the lot there is a well OF COOL waller and an
abundance u shade.
THIS property Is occupied by an excellent tom
ant. aud being s0 convenient o. the centric Of
business Offers many advantages either for a
home or an investment
Terms: One third cash: balance in six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added and title rotalued until all the purrha.e-
money is paid aud conveyance ordered by the
Court, or al cash as may be pr0ferret.
GEORGE ". THOMAS.
Special Commissioned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
b. ELAN. Auctioneer.

YERBY. TRUsTBE. &C. PLAINTIFF. AGAINST
YERBY, DEPENDASTs-IS TUE CuASCERY COURT
or THg CITY or kiCHNOSO.
l. Charles W. Goddin. clerk OF said court GER
tify tina. the boni required 81 the special COM
missioner by TIE decree in the sad cause Of July
=. IS-g has been duly given.
Given under my hand tnis 18th day Of July,
yl3 CHARLES W. GODDIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
4

IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE
4 above say. a. 30 O'Clock p NJ. ! will sell
that DESIRABLE new FRAME DWELLING.
containing three rooms, situated on me south
side ufJay street between Buchanan and James
street5 Lot 4lx9j feet This house IS occupied
by good tenant and will pay we'll 40 an invest
meuf. -
TEENS: At sale. JOHN T. GODDIN,
fvl3 AuctiOueer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18

StuESApEAkH AND ONO RAIL-
y NAl COupAAl

Y NAl CourANh
SCHEDULE ~ ElfECr JrNE % i"l
TEAFE rfUHrIsn.
$50 A. n. Ioca., except sunday. Tor Ca'oa
Forge.
Es0A.M. Lso.sss ia.ly fo- Oh Point sal N.-.
ll:l0 A. v. NAL ialy for cincinnati. rglmal
pHr Dr. all ~ies I.fg-.a.-
2H0P NJ. i1nr.s- daily .r Oj Polls aui
Norlaio.
5:l5RM. Accommodation. eI-ep, sunday. iJr
b.. g. g g.. J4n.tioI.
gi5PN B.. b. Nssru4la s.eclAl. talr.
with Dinmg-DAr from iar.o ttcsfI.. 1
q. Cincinnati ana Nrli-FIlIe. il..-
man ~lr~lfIK-t fr from Richmond.
TRAINS ARRIVE Al KrnaoNl
aoj a. n. Hud m b.. 3D. lhIg lr.u cincinnati.
100 4. NJ. AMI ,.5I e. ~. daily from Aof'.s
bU0 +. sL day except 1uulay iDu Cli.rn
Forge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18

UCTION SALE OF TWO TWO
"A STORY FRAME DWELLINGS. ONE ONE
STORY FRAME DWELLING, AND a VAC Ant
LOT SITUATED on The NORTH SIDE or
VIRGINIA STREET BETWEEN FULTON AND
EHIN STREETS. AND OEE sol ARE EAST OF
WiLLIANSBCRG AVENUE, Of SAIU NDAf.
July 30. lsS1 AT O'CLODk.-At tho request Of
Nr Christian sears we will offer for sale. upon
tho prrmifes. At the tlme m0utSDnci, tie above
PROPERTY. designated on too plan Of Fulton
p 0ts ,. 2. aud IN square II, ana fronting go
fert ou virginia street RLI running BACK 10
fect 10 an alley.
htteud THIS sale. Bargains can he had.
TEgAs: one fourth cash: residue NJ six.
twelve and eighteen months. negotiable notes,
interest added, anu -srGred by trust deed.
QUABLES y MCCl ROG.
fvf7 AuctiOueers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18

II 4 nNDAi JULY 10 A7''s
AZ G O'Clock T.. ", the REAL ESTATE mentioned
in sad de,reo anI located "a above stated, IL
being the wel-kuOwu residence OF lemuel
Yerbv. Es1. Tho LOT il = most desirable one,
fronting ABOUT =, frot on Iwenty-seventh street,
extending back between pa.alel lines l32 feet
and being ~ ample $40 iOr three good houses.
Tho improvements consist OF the LARGE
DWELLING Of about nino rooms, and largo
detached kitchcn.
By reason Of its good size. it, convenient and
attractive location for either homo or rental pur-
poses and tho growing demand fol- property in
that section 81 the city, this property may be
purchased and improved with the certainty OF
good results.
Terms: Ono fourth cash: the residue In equal
Investments by negotiable notes at SIX. twelve.
and eighteen months. with interest added. aud
the titie retained until the purchnse-mOney Ia
fully paid and a conveyance ordered by the
Court or all cash. at the option Il the purchaser.
J.AL~TON CABklL.
special Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
AucrroNs ALrs-ru.sre nays.
A DMTNTSTRATOR'S SALE OF THE

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF THE
N PERSONAL PROPERTY OF JOHN b.
CkENSHAW. DECBAsGD.--On
THURSDAY. JULY %, 1882
atI1 A. ~, will sell by public auction at 9Ot
enst Broad street the following property: One
OFFICE DESK. 90 CHAIRS, HAlk-SL0dh
SOFA, 9 MIRkOKS, 2 BEDSTEADs, WAkD-
ROBE, 4 TABLES, PACKING CHESTS. PIC
TUREs. CARPETS, 2 WAsHING-MACihiIN, Ms: u !
CLOCK, GOLD WATCH, / NEW IAlLOhiNG
CHIMES with parts and Attachments, 30 NEW
BUTTON-HOLE ATTACHMENTS Tor different
machines, SHOWCASE aud contents. SPOOL
COTTON CASE with COTTON and SEWING
MACHINE NEEDLES. / gross EWlNG-MA-
CHINE OH. lot SEWINC-MACHlNE TABLES
several PAT ENT MlLL-BUrHES GklNDSTONFt
ICHEsT OF GOOD TOOLS. WISE. &c. lot OF
PLOW- BEAMS aud HANDLES, CASTINGS. 80.
OLD BUGGfEs, CART. SADDLE. and HAIR
MISS; SMITHS FEED-CUTTEk, l PATENT
GRAIN FAN. &c .
Administrator
i. B. COOK. Auctioneer.
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y 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
CHARLEs ". GODDIN.
BY John r. GoddIn.
Real Estate Agent AMI Auciioneer,
Bank and Eleventh sir5etA

COMMISSIONERS SALE or A
Y COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELLING o.
CARRINGTON STREET BETWEEN b.
CHANAN STREET And MECHANlCsVILLE
n KNPlKE. AND JUST OUTSIDE OF TIE
CITY LIMITS. FOR SALE BY AJCIlON.-By
virtue OF decree Of the Circuit COurt OF tho
county of IsuricO. entered or tho ~ b day Of
juno. l-sq. IN tho care Of Eubank rs. Valentine
end ais. tho Undersigned special commissioner
will sell, at pubiie auction, on tue promises, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
DLD DOMINION STEAM CAA
" SHIP COMPANY LlE
FOR NEW YORK.

FOR NEW YUM.
steamers leave Richmond EfERr TUESDAY
and FRIDAY ats p NJ
steamers leave New York for Richmond
EkrhN WEDNESDAY and >ATt hDA1 Al 8 T.
b., arriving In RiehmOad MONDAY AMI FIJI
DAY -upkNlNGS.
PAasengar cOmmodati0ns unsurpassed
Cabin faro 20 New YORK va Jaines-riEor
route laclLdiBg meals aud BERTH. ,.....t . D.
sisr date of issue "A %
.,~s'~ag. with al bstst,nce ............. 3 10
Sieerhge wituout subsistence .........-...s tW
IAN ~. Aa'V w. lO0l
CABIN fare Uis Richmond Sod Petersburg
r.iiro.d ......................... 70 %
Tickets can DO Ohfaiaed a. 4. ". Careers, lVjj
NAN strost: Chesapeake and OHIO aud hica-
mond and Petersburg dopots. an1 AZ company
Crices 1901 Main street, aod wharf, kocketts
Freight forwarded aud thfolkn pills OF iAdlns
issusd for poinf5 beyout New YORK.
Freight received daily until hour OF sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
TllEsDAlS, WEDN EsDAIS, THURSDAYS. and
SATURDAYS b. mo Chesapeake and ohio rail-
way lria Newport Newsj ss s.sJ A. ". snd Z. NJ.
and by Richmopa and Petersburg railroad same
DAYS a gao A. NJ. Will make connection a.
NORFOLK uith steamer ieaylng thoso daya
GEORGE W. ALLEN s. Co. Agea.s.
No 1901 Azla stree. aud
susJ SolnlalY's nnasf. iockssik
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18

I'm pursuance %. the decree ~ July ,. iS'9. 20
the abov,-uaUled SUIT. inr .nters Eueu, -peciaI
commissioner, 1851 so.l IS p-n.l- ane-ou, "a iAe
premises, ON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18

DECEIVERS' SAL f. OF THE
L / W EST POINT STAR.--Pursuant 70 An order
Of tho Judge OF the Circuit Court for King Wiz
liam county. made on the iith day OF july, lssy'
In the suit OF Thomas y. Henley rs. {. j. horri-
son, We stall O1er for sale az pubic auction IN
front Of the West Point Stdr Office. Ia the Town
Of Wost Point, Va. cCmmencing at u O'Clock
n. on
SATURDAY, July -, 1850
the WEST POINT STAR PROPERTY. consisting
OF presses news and job, p7per-cute', largo
and complete lot OF news and loo type, ana tho
good will OF the West Point star.
TERMS: sum sufficient % pay expenses OF
sale will be- required IN cash. For the balance
al the purchsse-money notes will Ia required
vita good personal security. bearing interest
from date, payable a. tlree. SIX, aud nino
months
Possession will be given as soon as the terms
are complied with. n. K. POLAND.
THOMAS +. BAGBG.
,vf9 Receivers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
~ THr clrcrrT coUEr OF Tas corNTy Or HEy-

KICO-EUBASE ". VALENTINE AND OTHERS.
J. ". y. LcAke. CLERK o. tho said court. DO
hereby certify that Special Com missioner George
W. Thomas has given the bond required by de-
cree entered in sad cause on the 2sth day Of
juno. ls.l.
Given under my hand mis- lOth day OF july
1859. ". :. LEAhE. Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
STEAMBOAT IL.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT IL,
COMPANY for Old POINT NOr- 4s<cShE-l-
folk Portsmouth,. Newport SeTA C'AfemohI
and James-r river landings direct " elegant
salOon- s.eamer AKlrl. Leaving hchmVnl
'E.kRI MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,. aud FRIDAY
at7 A. NJ. Strbot-ckrs connect
Connections a. Oid Point and AZ Noriolf
closely win ali lines for n0rtherl cues sam"
Afternoon. James river ~ daylight 0tsAl
tourist line Cheapest routa
through tickets on steamer ani a. 0arbers
Agency 100 Main street basgage che kod
through. StAte- rooms engaged ior DAY cr nish-
pTe'gn. received daily Tor N0riolk, Ports
mouth. Old P0in. WaVerig. hicksfori, Va, sni
an poiats 10 ke.tern North Carolina Eastern
Virginia and ali regular landings Ga tn7 lanes
riysr. at Lowest rAtos, and through pilis issued
LCCIES b. TArUM. Yice- fresidsnL
No. III Main street. aud kockeiA
IKVIS WkIeIsER. FreigRs and 4 >ssS nger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18

AWAITED. TO BORROW p, 800
w FOR ATERM OF EIGHTEEN mon rms.
satisfactory security given. state whore inter-
view can be had. address b. C. H., this Office.
~ ls-It'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18

WANTED, AGENTS TOsELL THE
w Pinless Cloihes-Line the only line
ever invented that holds tho clothes without
pins: a perfect success patent recently issued !;
sold only by agents. 10 whom the exclusive right
IL given. On receipt Of Doc. NE VIII send ram
ple line by mail, also circulars. price-list. and
terms 10 agents. Secure your territory al once.
Address WORCESTER PIALEss CLOTHES
LINE COMPANY, u aermon street, Worcester.
NasA " ll=lht&aan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18

In pursuance Of tbs decree Of tho Richmond
Chancory Court Cf July s, 1889, in the above
named suit the undersigned special commis-
sioner will sell by public auction, on the pre-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
> 7T-CHARMER WANTED.
SOME one TO RID A STORE OF RATS.

win pay liberal 20 any one who will do the
work well. Address RATS, caro- Dispatch, or call
at o0l east Broad street ~ 1877
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
EvANTFD. CONSUMERS TO CALL

WANTED, CONSUMERS TO CALL
w and get supply Of GAYTON RED-ASH
COAL, formerly called Carbon Hin Soft Coke. AZ
s. and 50 por ton Of 20O) pounds: BEsI AN
THRACIrE COAL all sizes, lowest cash prices
Good PINE WOOD, g. per half cord BEST
PINE, sa.25 per half cord: OAK WOOD. f2s5
and $3.50 per half cord. Broad street Above
Freight Depot (Phone 4c0 AMI 1915 Cary street
CPnone 1861. CHARLES II. PAGE.
~ l7-d6tStru, Th&Su5t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-18
BY George ". Mayo. Auctioneer.
(Jno. L. LaughtoD. Jr.. Salosman,)
NO 81 Ninth street
~ ENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
N HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. REFRIGEkA-
TORS, CARPETS, ENGINEER BOOKS POLES,
AND TABLES, SC. AT AUCTION.

THIS DAY
at 1890 O'Clock will sell at my auction-roOms
for PARTIES leaving the city for the summer n
large assortment Of HOUSEKEEPING AKTl-
Giles, which will include
COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS. MATTRESSES,
BED-SPKINGS. AND BEDDING:
1 WALNUT REPS-CONEkED WALNUT PAIR
LOR SUIT. and HAIR-CLOTH SOFAS, d.
VANS. aud CHAIRS:
Several excellent REFRI6 TRAITORS and Sc
COND-HAND CARPETS;
sIDEBOARDs. SAFES, TABLES, CHAIRS;
A small consignment Of GROCERIES;
a lot OF BOOKS. TABLES. RODS. POLES. and
INSTRUMENTS useful " a civil engineer or
surveyor.
jyls GEORGE W. MAYO, Auctioneer.