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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
RESULTED FATALLY.
Particulars OF the Late Anrny IN
Madison County.

[CorresponGence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
MADISON COURTHOUSE. VA, April 3. 1889.
Mr.. q. L. Garth. who wsS struck on Toe
head With a club Friday morning by George
Marshall, AZ stated In previous letter, died
from his injuries this afternoon At O'Clock.
He never regalned consciousness. lie bad
last night thirty. nine commissions. a widow
and several children survive him. Inc
burial will take place Friday at II O'Clock
with Masonic hoRors.
The particulars OF the trouble which led
10 this sad death seem 10 be as follows
Garth was the owner OF mill ana olacS-
smth-shop at Seville. about ten miles IRON
this place. Marshall was in his employ az
SAWYER. A short time since The shop was
broken open. 1tseems that Marshall Delleveu
that Garth suspected him OF the act FRI
day morning the two men met at the mil,
and a qusrrel ensucd. Garth called out two
persons who were at work in the mill
and told them that he wanted them TO hear
what he had TO say. lie then said 10
Marshall: al do not accuse YOU OF breaking
into my shop. don't know who dld II,
but want you 10 leave nv place and never
nut your foot on II again" Marshall then
walked towards the shops, some distance
away, and Garth followed him. 10 Is slaiea
that Marshall urged Garth TO accompany
him 10 the shops. The particulars OF wha;
took place there nobody knows except Mar
shall. Garth was found by his son, about
Gu hour. 1t 10 thought. after he was
wounded. He had al open knife IN
bis right band. Near by him lay
the bludgeou with which ho had
been strucK-a large, heavy piece OF wood
which had been used az a post-rsmmer. II
is believed by some that the knife was placed
in his hand by Marshall after the deadly
work bad been done. Alarshslrs statement,
however, is that Garth had the knife II one
bsnd and The club IN the other, and was 10
the act Of striking hlm when he wrenched
the club from bin and dealt the blow in SELF
defence. Marshall has not s. yet been
arrested. The prominence OF the murdered
man will cause the case to excite crest In
terest. MADISON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
The Indies OF tne City Mission Ask
for Help in Their work.

llNI VIC NiclhOSh.l
Could some OF our citizens have been
present st the meeting Of the City Mission
ON Saturday evening their hearts would have
been moved with commission 70 have heard
from the visitors in the various districts re-
ports OF the sickness, poverty, and destitu-
tiOn to which they had been witnesses IN the
last few DAYS and been unable to relieve
from the depleted treasury OF the Mission.
Obe lady reported widow with nine chit
dren almost in state Of starvation and naked
ness. Another bad visited and relieved In
small dP9ree young widow dying win
consumption, living on a bed OF rags Ian
gushing for suitable food and medicine,
with three helpless little babes clingine 10
her and suffering for bread. Numbers OF
similar cases were reported, but |: Is useless
to enumerate farther. The ladies oil the MIS-
sion felt depressed at these piteous tales OF
woe. knowing their treasury was almost
empty. Anxious giances were exchanged
all around the large meeting. Tben came
the exclamation: "What can we DOR
"Prompt action IS necessary" II was srg-
gestcd that an appeal be made at once
through all the city papers. The ladies have
never made these appeals without an abso-
lutte necessity, and they have always received
prompt and substantial responses TO these
appeals from the citizens. Although the
winter has been mild one more cases OF
severe colds. pneumonia, rheumatism, &C.,
have existed among the poor under the care
OF the City Mission than ever before, and the
income OF the Mission has been less.
The citizens are urged 70 send con,ribu-
buttons OF money, clothing. bed-cloihes, pro-
visions, &C., &C., to the following nsmes OF
10 any member OF the City Mission Mrs. A.
Y. stokes, 1909 east Marshall, Mrs. j. Il.
Moore, Todd's Row, west Franklin Mrs. j.
II. Claiborne, G12 east Leigh; Mrs. John A.
Kratz, 301 essr Clay; Mrs. Greer, $40 east
Clay; Mrs. J. T. Rogers, I'LL Grove road;
Nrs. s. II. Boykin, 2i3 west Grace; Mrs. W.
II. PIeassnts, 27l0 east Grace; hrs. ]. j.
Evans, $40 east Franklin; Mrs. e. Clifford,
1O1 Elm; Mrs. Raleigh ColslOn, 700 east
Franklin; Mrs. w. j. Lynham, Az west
Marshall; City Mission house, north Four
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RAILROAD Ifuya

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III u Wy sSsSE 5y
NORFOLK AND WESTERN PAffr
~ ROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DECEMBER b, 1914
TWO DAILY TRAissTo NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRGias TO LYEcngura
LEAVE RiCHNOXn
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railroad Arrive a. pets-sburr Ii .,
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A.: lesvo FetefahIrr ... 81. ~
arriving Norfolk 9DP q -.
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Leave Arrive
50. Richmond. Peters .ury.
TRAINS SoRTHwAgp
'Daux Dauye1.vpt ,uoa,,

A't A.ff'ra l.hNHf's
Nos IS aui ~ mii, u' ,rops. Va a
stops only on signs. 40 ,lesfnr Sc.
stops on signal =. t"n'raHa. Aa ~ etnri
oniv on sigld a. tf..ttr D.rfraNA al
Manchester No td .sf- on aglN A. ai
regular stations ana A.io .. Temples All t.D
Nalthall nos g , SO. .,. 1li 81 VIII stop AZ al
stations Tor pas.eager,.
FJL-MAN-CtRsEgyfCs.
on Trims Nos. ifauI .}.'eep us-es-s f~.Fssa
New YORK aus Tampa riA. .r.I Jarkanas a.
On Trans N0t "a aaI ~ stopping .'arf between
Washington ani 'Naf. c4fJl au4 between " t-..
inston aaI ia selU.lIIe. ON ram NH 5
sleeping -rGr' i'treel Sow 1orS anl dt 600.
Vile. Do Trains sos. l all Is ,lee. ls 80
beiwccn New lor', gn1 3 lomaVliie, nL
10 addition to the AhlFt
THENEW lObk AND FLORIDA srFrrN.
consisting ot ye4unlie Islirnan cifs oaig ..a.-'
Richmond. souihbo4nf, a. l.-i D. b. HH r.
day., Wednesday, ami rrIaJt, 5aI Iettr5
Petersburg. norihbound. 20 s.2i A. 40. 90 .s..
days. Thur.days. and sAf4llaya En' q talst
charged on ms tram.
TnEONLY ALl-HAlL LINE TO EoRr0LN
IgAyE AHsiyE
Richmond 'q.tO p. u. Soyf .x.......f2fr ~
Ricbmoai 900 h.. ". Norio.k......'.inf H
N0rf5lk......'s.2J 4. w. kl-lmoll...il..l a. 81.
Norfolk .....'50N j. y. k.cA.oli. b.. A.
These irains al-o maze cissf ,.tr' .ilUl'
Fsrmgllo, Lynrhoarg, ant >oi.LNe-trr1 is'I.A
aud all stations "a tho Norfolk ana Nos.erl rn.l.
roa1. b. y. - Lht.
>ureriLl.l i.I-
BT. u. MYERs General Sunerla'sHle..
T. NJ. EHHGaOS, Grnerai Prs'suRrr Ae.a.
SOL Haas. lrAfic Maase.r mAi
DICHMOND. FREDERlCkSBCRi
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THROUGH ALL-RAl- ltNl -fftiuIf LihE
TO ASD FhOM BALTIMORE, rdiLA-
DELPHGA. SEH AOak. A1D
EASTERN AAD NL,l-
EKN CfItF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
Opposed 10 tho Dog-Catchcrs.
, Editor OF the Dispatch:

10 lDt IsUliOi VI tuC DlsbaAtus
We are sorry 10 ind that "Mer-
chan:,' or any one, wishes 10 see again the
sbominable and brutal spectacle OF the
"dog. catchers" cage passing through our
streets. We remember 1t as the most sick.
ening sight OF our childhood-the car full OF
wrelched snimals-the savage, the timid. the
sick, all packed in together, mass OF terrl-
fed creatures! We think such sight bru'
talizing in the extreme. he the lookers-on
children or adults. We have seen not only
curs (among which class there are many in-
telligent dogs, highly valued bv their own
ers,) but fine, thoroughbred dogs in these
cages, where they either died or were badly
injured before they could he reclaimed. For
the sake OF decency let some other means DO
devised for getting nd OF unlicensed dogs.
Putting medal on dog Is no protection
against the dog caicbers, az the medals are
very often stolen rs sOOu a. they are put on.
We propose s. means OF enforcing tue dog
tax that the policemen in each district be Inc
structed to go 10 each house and require
receipt to be shown him for each dog owned
by aoy resident u the house. At pre-
only about one third Of the dog-owners
the tax. DOG-OwNI.
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STATE AT LARGE.
BUDGETS OF NEWS NOTES GATHERED
rson VARIOUS QUARTERS.
Charlottesville Hatters-Braksmsn KILLED
Found Dead on the TOP Of His
Car-Personal.
mo,,,Dopocpc, Of On. R,cAmond Dispatcn.l

tCcrrcs ponocpcc OF the hichmono pisps'Vnl
CnArLsrTrvILrE. April 4. 1889.
A brakeman OF the Virgins Midland road
was accidentally killed near this place last
night When The Virgins Midland freight
tram, which arrives at $50 L. d., reached
The compsuy's yards the dead body OF
Michsel Berseiey, one OF the brssemen. ws
discovered lying on top Ola box-csr. berke-
lev was last seen b., some OF The tra'umen
Inst before The tram reached Masons tank,
sboni mile from Charlottesville, aud u IS
supposed that when the train reached the
bridge nj the tank he failed 10 dodge ana was
struck m the forehead, the blow causing
Instant death. The surgeon reported 'ns'an.
ianeous death, aud the body WAS forwarded
last night 10 the relatives OF the deceased al
Alexandra, Va
Work on the shoe-faetory Is about COM
pleted, and the engine and mschmery are
being plsced in the building. Operations
will begin in shert while now.
Many OF the white snd colored pubic
schools OF this county have already closed.
The past session has Oeen comparatively
very short one. as The schools generally close
about the LIST OF May.
Hoa. John I. Harris WAS in the city this
week.
MIR. W. r. Bsrksdae, Of Salem, who has
been In the city visiting friends and relatives,
rstnrned home Yesterday. ".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05

DICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
III RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE o. TRAINS ~ EFFECT
jas. AIRY g. lssl
ONLY LINE RI NNfNE -J4ID TRAINS
RkINEE.
RICHMOND AND LNsCuBURG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
Particulars ortse Russell Lynchtss.
Correspondents of tho Richmond Dspatch.i
IFRASoN Va Anril q 1880.

LEBANON, Va, April 3, 1889.
Last night ABOUT hai-past 10 O'Clock smob
came la town and went 10 the JAIL and took
on, the negro who killed Perry Combs a
week or two ago. They took him about one
mile east OF town sud hanged him on The
limb OF an ash-tree abut fiyo steps from the
Fincastle turnpike. The mob Is estimated
TO have contain ed between twenty-five ana
forty men. The men were not masked, ana
it Is thought that the most OF them are
known. A grand jury Is now IN session
and the matter will ice investigated.
After the negro was hanged the mob shot
him several times in the legs, breast, and
head.
AS the negro passed through the town no
began to pray and the mob stopped him ana
told him II he prayed any more they would
shoot his heart out on the spot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05

A little child, tired OF play, had pillowed his
head on a railroad track and fallen asleep
The train was almost upon ham when a passing
stranger rushed forward and saved him from a
horrible death. Perhaps you IRE asleep on the
track, too. You are, if you are neglecting the
hacking cough, the hectic flush, the loss OF
appetite, growing weakness and lossitllde,
which have unconsciously crept upon you.
Wake up. or the train will be upon you'll
Consumption, which thus insduOusly fastens
its hold upon its victims while they are un-
conscious of It's approach, must be taken in
time If 10 is 10 be overcome. DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery has cured thou
sands of cases OF this most fatal of mahdies
IL taken in time, and given a fair trial, IL IL
guaranteed 20 benefit or cure in every case
OF Consumption, or money paid for it will be
promptly refunded.
For Weak Lungs Splitting Of Blood. Short
meas Of Breath, Bronchitis, Asthma, Severe
Coughs and kindred affections, it is an eff
cient remedy.
Copyright, 1883, by WORLDS DIS. MxD. ASSN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05

during the noon recess the Hon. Tbomss
Whitehead, Commissioner Of Agriculture
for tho State OF Virginia, delivered most
excellent address on farming and the condi-
ton OF farmers generally throughout the
country. Colonel Whitehead had the earnest
attsation OF a large number OF our farmers
throughout bis address, which was lengthy
one. A vote Of thanks was rendered HIM
and committee appointed 10 confer with
the Board Of Supervisors with view TO get
ting an appropriation 10 pay the expense OF
printing description aud map OF the
county to be disseminated throughout the
North and West.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
DANVILLk's DONATION.
Death OF Weii-Kuewn Citizen
slapped fffs Jaws.

slapped Hfs Jaws.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
DANymLE, April 4, 1889.
Mr.. John Norburn, Sr., welLkpowp
citizen, died yesterday. He was an Eng
lsshman by birth. bat had been living la
Danviiie fer number OF years.
A most successful revival Is IN progress at
Fiosd-strest Methodist Episcopal church,
aud there have already been a large number
Of conversions.
The work Of grading the Atlantic and
Danviiie read 10 eonnectisn with the Ricb-
moud end DaDville track Is being pushed
vigorously forward, and traek.laying will
begin In few. days.
Some days ago d drummer came 10 this
city and drove out 10 a funera IN company
with Two disreputsDle women. Tbe follow.
inx night two young meo went to the train,
caught him oa the sleeper, aud slapped his
jaws.
Every necessary preparation has been
made 10 entertain The Grand Lodge Of Odd.
Fellows which meets here GU the 9Th instant
q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05

I. Herbert L. Teull and Thomas 6. Bocock,
Trustees. .....NotupAallaols'
against
Tho Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pauy and Others...................D efenlaptS.
? Henry NJ Alexander and Henry h. Ellyson.
trustees. ...................... upidlnaH's'
against
Tho Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pany and Others. .....Detendants
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
BY L. A. Catlin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer
GRAND AUCTION SALE
~ or
ABOUT 1900 FEET OF LAND
SITUATED OK
GROVE AVENUE. BOULEVARD. HANOVER,
IVY, AND KESsIN 5TON STREETS.
on EXTREMELY LIBERAL TERMS,
THURSDAY. APaIL 18th,
AT 80 =. u.

The managers Of the Soldiers Home. ending
that they ars unable with heir present resources
10 care for tho many decrepd old Veterans who
arc knocking at their doors for admittance, have
determined 10 sell OF in lots the VALUABLE
IL ACRES OF LAND lying east OF the Boulevard,
and al their request viii sell az public auction,
on the premises. on the date above named. 70
the highest bidder, all the land bounded by
Grove avenue, Boulevard, shslngtop, ana AuI-
berry streets
Win the Boulevard iol feet In width running
broadslde Of This property, tho beautiful grove
and grounds OF the sOidlerT' Homo fronting Ii,
Reservoir Park but n shoot distance south, Xxx
position Grounds a few rods Forth, and the Lee
mJnument ia plain view east, his property sin
comparable Ia situation 4nd without peer 10
combination Of advantages.
Tho marvellous and steady growth IN values OF
Richmond suburban property, aud particularly
in that lying ives: Of toe city. haVo attracted the
attention both OF the crOakers a. homo and Of
people abroad. aid while hundreds OF thousands
Of dollars have been made in land purchases
here In the pa, feF years, yet there is Just as
much more % Do made in the future. Unlike
nearly al other cities 10 the country, Richmond
IS not dependent on factories for it, growth, out
will 10 forged ahead by rs many superb adyan-
tages regardless OF additional manufacturing
onterDrlsos. There Is No money 10 be lost AZ
prevailing prices anywhere around the city. but
Il ludciously invested very large returns may
confidently be counted on. The trouble has been
that property hero has been much too low. and
the people are SLOW Ia eoucAIng themselves up
TO city prices
Win tho many advantages this property pos
sesses this sale should attract the attention OF
all who are seeking Investments, as better OPP
p5rtunity will not DO offered
TENNIS. one fifth cash, and tho balance in
equal instruments AZ one. two three, four, and
ave years. with interest al por cent, payable
annually on the whole amount Of deferred psy
ments then unpaid. secured oY deed Of trust,
with the privilege given OF anticipating any OF
ell OF the notes.
Omnibuses will leave ONCE Of auctloneer at
4P. NJ. day Of sale. &. A. CAILlS,
NH 3f-Su W Y SuEtdtd Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05


TXCELLENT ASSORTMENT OF
II HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE. CARPETS. CROCKERY, BEDDING.
&C, sc, AT AUOtION.-On
MONDAY THE SrH instant,
at 1922 O'Clock 4. NJ, will sell At the residence
No . Main street. two squares above Monroe
PARK, all Of tho household effects OF the family
who are changing residence 10 board, consist
CHERRY PARLOR SUIT of varied cOlored
MAEBLE,TOP TABLES, with white and dark
2 PARIoR CARPETS. nearly new;
HANDSOME WALNUT BUFFET,
Excellent OAK EXTENSION TABLE and CANE
DlNING-ROOA CHAIRS;
4 largo collection OF CHINA, CROCKBR1.
GLASSWARE. SILYERPLATED-WARE, &C.;
HALL OII-CLOTHS. RUGS, MATTINGS;
/ CHERRY CHAMBER SUIT:
OAK CHAMBER SUIT,
1 POPLAR CHAMBER SUIT;
A largo lot BEDDING, BLANKETS, &c
CHAMBER CARPETS, LOUNGE,
MATTRESSES. WIRE SPRINGS;
KITCHEN FURNITURE GENERALLY:
Many MISCELLANEOUS HOUSEKEEPING AR
TICLES.
Everything in tho house IL nearly new and In
excellent order and will be sold without reserve.
aDj GEORGE ". MAYO, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05

lam satisfied that Cancer - hereditary in my
fsmily. Ny father died Of IL, sister OF my
mother died Of il. and my own sister died OF IL
My feeHags may be imagined. then, when tho
horrible disease made its appearance on my
sids. IL was malignant Cancer, eating IN
Uardly In such a wGy that itcould not be cut out
Numerous remedies were used for II. but the
Cancer grow steadily worse, until II seemed thas
was doomed 10 follow the others OF the family.
took svifts Specific. which, from the hrst day,
forced out the poison and continued It's use until
| had taken several bottles when found myself
well. know that :. ). 5. cured me.
MRS. s. NJ. IDOL
Winston, " C., November &c, 1858
Send for Book on Cancer and Blood DlseaseA
THESWIFr SPECIFIC COMPANY,
ia sO-eod Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ca
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PHILADELPHIA, RIG IL .1fFSN
MOND AND NORFOLK
fTEAMsHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY a. l. u. and every SUNDAY a.
A. n.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
re .eiyed Till 1880 A. ~. for sundays steamer
till 8 T.. 4. SATURDAY. Freight received daily I'LL
P. NJ.
Fare, 81
for further information apply TO
j. W. McCARRlCK.
General Southern Agent. once Rockotts
". =. CLYDE 4 CO..
mol General Agents Philadelphia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05

nv request OF the owner ne will sell q. public
auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. APrna 1889.
,tsP. Il. the above VERY DESIRABLE PRO
PERTY, The house IL on the west side Of Ninth
street. has two stories and English basement
and contains eight rooms, besides large detached
wing of four rooms, and twosiory brick stable.
The house has range. bath, marble manteIE ve-
randa. porch, &c. Tine lot fronts about 20 feet,
and has large side and rear alleys, on which
thsre Is large and vell-hrrange1 stable with
rooms above.
The convenient location ofthls property makes
IL very desirable as residence for business
men. or will make a first-class Investment.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In siI,
tUeIye- and eighteen months, Interest added,
and secured by deed OF trust
j. THOMPSON BROWN B CO.,
mh9a AuctlonserA
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nrrAaTuns or STEAMERS.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT A,:.-S,i.
= COMPANY. for Norfolk Porte sxfs5sEk..
mouth, Newport News. Ciaremout. erd James-
riyor landings direct. by elegant ,aoOu -ste1iner
ARIEL, lesying richmond EVERY NONDAf,
WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY a. n u. street
cars connect
CONCESSIONS ~ Newport News for OH Point
and siuitnLe a. and a. Norfolk closely Win AL
lines Tor northern cities sSme afternoon. james
river By daylight Great tourist !in9 Choepes.
route.
through tickets on steamer anl az Carriers
Agency 100 Main street. Baggage checks
through. Stste-rC0ms engaged for day or night
treign received daily for Norfolk. Ports
mouth, O.d Point Wayocly. hickNord, vs., and
all points IN Eastern AOriD Carolina, Eastern
Virginia and al regular landings oa no James
and RRYpsnsIuock MYERS, ~ lowest rates. aud
through nils lssuod
LuClEN B. TATUM, Yics-Preslden,
No li7 Main street ana kOcaCftA
IRWIN MEIslGkR. FrulsaL anl PA.senEor 81 gent.
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TO BE SOLD IN SMALL TRACTS AND on
VERY LONG TINE.

In execution OF a deed 70 the undersigned by
the heirs OF W. ID. Jennings, deceased. dated
November II. 1888, and recorded IN Henrlco
County Court, Deed Book i25 3, page COZ. Will
offer for sale In front Of Henrico county court
house, on
MONDAY, APRIL 8. 1871,
(court-day), az l2 O'Clock n. me TRACT OF
LAND above mentioned, containing by recent
survey OF James 4. Redd 217 ACRES. and
bounded by the lands Of Frank 7. Jennings.
janice Oakley, DR. Hawkes.. slstsr ana
others. All Of this land lies we'll and Is suited
for trucking. and has plenty OF wood for use on
the farm. It's Eearness 20 Richmond bolh oy
rail and dummy line renders u especially yalu-
able Tor suburban homes The tract has been
subdiyidod by recent survey, which can be- seen
a. the once OF tho auctloneers. and II the tracts
are still 100 large 70 suit the Vows q purchasers
IL will 10 further subdiyided. Giilie's crack
runs through the entire tract, making IL we'll
Watered.
There is more money In this land ct the prioe
II will probably seli than any real estate ia tho
county.
Tno suetiOnsers will DO glad 70 give any further
Information.
TEAMS: one fourth each: residue as one, two,
and three years, WITH per csnG interest," aga
bio annually. ana properly secured.
NH ~ A. Il COURTNEY. Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-05
old DOMINION STEAM TkrA
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FOR NEW YORK.
steamers ieays Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY al p. NJ.
steamers lssye New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and sAIt kDAf az T.
~, arriving Ia Richmond MONDAY AMI FRI
DAY MORNINGS.
Passenger ccommoisilons unsurpassed
Cabin fare % New York ia Jsmes-1Yor
route tnclGding meals and oeribl........S %
houDd-trip ticSets, limited 10 thrsy 0ay5
after date OF issue. "a "
Storage with subsistence. .............-,.. "
Storage without s0osistence. ,..s.......-. SO
wan wsg 'l' w 1000
CABIN fare ciI Richmond aud Petersburg
railroad. ~ ~
Mcketscan be chained a, A. W. CAREERS, .VJ1
Main street; Cnosapegze aud Onto aDd Rlca-
m0nd and Petersburg dopots, and st company'S
oficcs. 1891 Main street., sad wharf, kocketts.
Freight forwarded aud through oills o. lA1lag
Issued Tor points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until hour OF sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS. and
SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and OHIO rail-
WAY trsa Newport News at Si3 A. N. ead oy
Ricaniord ana Petersburg railroad came daysl
a; $50 A. al, wall make Coaneetion ~ NON
FOLK With steamer leaving lnoso days
GEORGE ". ALl.kS n Co, Agents,
No 1901 Main slrss. and
su23 Ceanpsnys wharf. kockstsA