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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
WONDERS OF A MIRAGE.
Professor Willoughby, of Alaska, Produces
"a Picture of an Aerial City.

A San Francisco special says: A wonderful
photograph Of an Arctic mirage has Just
been received from Professor Richard ID.
Willoughby. the PIONEER miner-scicntist OF
Alaska. 1t was taken at Glacier Bay and
represents mysterious aerial city. The
view is apparently taken from some spot
on a hill.
In the foreground is gravelled walk, a
stone fence, a rustic seat, and child at
play. Beyond the stone wall are the roofs
of houses with clumps of trees at the sides.
In the distance are the half completed
towers of cathedral and several tall pub.
lie buildings. while far away, enveloped
in what appears to be a cloud-like atmos-
phere. are tall smoke-stacks and towers of
churches. The style of architecture Is de-
cidedly modern.
A hundred people or more were shown
the photograph yesterday. Some regarded
il as a fraud, while others believed 1t the
genuine Photographic result of a mirage.
The mysterious town has been named the
Silent City. The best informed people IN
San Francisco say the picture may be that
of either Victoria. Il. c., Halifax, or Mon
treal-most likely the latter, as there IS a
cathedral there resembling the one IN the
view. Some Photographic experts think
that the picture was produced by a trick
similar to the so-called spirit photographs.
This. however, is stoutly denied by those
who know Professor Willoughbv. He was
the first American who found gold in
Alaska. and for fifteen years has been q
prominent resident of that Territory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
a COMING MARRIAGE.
Miss Caldwell to Wed Descendant o'
Napoleon's Benu Sabrcur.


A Paris cable dispatch says: The Herald :
European edition publishes to-day the toi-
lowing:
Miss Gwendolen Caldwell. the foundress
of the Washington University, IS engaged
TO Prince Murat.
ABOUT TIE YOUNG HEIREss.
The Herald adds;
Miss Mary Gwendolen Caldwell is the
young lady who nows enjoys the remarka-
| bic distinction Of having given S300,OOO 10
! the Catholic Church to erect at Washing
ton the Catholic University Of America.
She and her sister. Miss Lima, who, by the
way. gave $4,000 for the University. are
the daughters Of the late Shakespeare Cald-
wei, Of Virginia. and Of sister OF John
G. Breckenridge, once Nice-President of
tho United states. Another brother of
Miss Mary Caldwell's mother is the Rev.
Robert Breckenridge, well-known Pres
bvterian minister in Kentucky.
Shakespeare Caldwell was for years n resi-
dent of Fredericksburg. Va. where he was
born. He and his wife died some ten years
AGO. leaving their daughters fortune estl-
mated between S3,000.000 and Si,0OO,OOO.
This estate. which came to some extent
through the Breckenridge family, was
chiefly inherited from Mr.. Caldwelps fa-
thcr. James II. Caldwell, an actor Of repu-
tation. who retired from the stage IN lS48.
lie invested largely in gas stocks and was
president of the FIRST New Orleans gas COM
pany.
Mr.. Shakespeare Caldwell, who in his day
was an active sympathizcr with the Know
Nothing party. was originally Prcshyte-
rian. as was his wife. In later years, how
ever. they became Catholics. At Rich
mond Mr.. Caldwell, who was very beneyo--
lent, erected St. Josephs Home for Old
People. and at Louisville the SIS. Mary and
Elizbetbs Charity Hospital.
Miss Mary Gwendolen Caldwell is very
handsome and intellectual girl. She was
born in Kentucky. was educated at the
Convent of of the Sacred Heart in this
city. and is about twenty.six years OF age.
She has spent much of her life abroad, and
while in this country the sisters divided
their time between this city. where they
had n house, Washington. their old home
in Kentucky. and a country seat IN YER
mont. Since the death of their parents
Miss Caldwell and her sister have been
chaperoned by Mrs. Donnelly, an aunt.
For their gifts to the Catholic Church the
Pope presented the Misses Caldwell with
special gold medals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
DIED SUDDENLY.
rwENTy-FouR YEARS AS DEPUTY
CLERK or COURTS.
ofering Coupons-The Firemen-fiyely
Times at tho Navy-Iard-Much
Work Ahead.
rcerrsnpenaence Of .he RLchmOna DIspaica.


NcnrorK. July 10. 1889.
Mr.. A. w. Harvey. for twenty tonr years
deputy clerk of the courts of the city
Of Portsmouth and Norfolk county. died
suddenly al his home in Portsmouth this
morning during a fainting spell brought
ON bv vomiting Deceased was torty-Six
N,ears If acc. During tho war ho was a gal
liant Confederate soldier in the Old DO
minion Guards, Company +. Ninth VIZ
ginia; was in every action from Malvern
Hill 20 Gettysburg, and was especiaily con-
spicuous as coiof-Dearer IN IACAct' A'-
nous charge.
The Portsmouth aud Norfolk County
Iiouor- Dealers Association couldn't hold
together on the anti-coupOn license ques-
tion. and al but one have just had cou-
pons verified in court for licenses issued TO
Them. number of merchants have foi;-
lowed the example of the hquor-men. ai,1
more coupons have been offered IN NortoiN
and Portsmouth and the county THIS year
than ever before.
The independent FIRE company of Ports
month has decided 10 take part IN the
Oriole celebration in Baltimore IN Septem-
Der. and will carry their handsome appa-
ratus and City men IN uniform.
Orders were received nj the navy-yard
this morning to commence WORK on tne
monitor Amphitrite. and force OF SNIP
wrichts and labOrers were put 70 WORK NJ
once cleaning her ont and getting her
readv TO bc taken in hand by Contractor
BOwles.
The new executive officer Of the recelv-
inc shin Franklin. Lieutcnant-COm
Samuel Bcldon. reported for duty to-day.
number Of Carolina sound steamers
are laid up here for their usual summer
overhauling.
Prostrations 10y heat are reported in this
section. but none fatal. The heat Is over
powering here to-day.
The farmers on the North Carohna
sorn1e vill commence marketing their
watermelon crop next week. The crop IS
an immense one there and IN this section.
Major II. c. Goodloe paymaster OF the
United States Marine Corps, was ut the
msripe barracks to-day and paid of the
men. go.
Every shipwrieht that could be obtained
in the two cities has been taken In the
navy-yard.
Mr.. Joseph Neal was drowned in the
canal al Fairfield. n c.. last Monday. u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
CAPTAIN DAWSoN'S ROMANCE.
He was Francis W. Reelss and Ran Away
from England to lie IA Confederate.

4 New York telegram says The Sun To-
day referred 10 the statement made bv one
who was in "a position 10 know that the
real name of Captain Dawson, who was
shot in Charleston, was Reeks. and that
Captain Dawson was in fact an own brother
Of the Rev. Father Reeks. who Is priest
in st. Georges Cathedral, London and
who has been recently spoken Of as rela-
tive OF DR.. CrOnin. A gentleman in this
city, who was q very warm personal friend
of Captain Dawson and who for n long
time maintained intimate business rcla-
tiOns with him. made this statement TO a
reporter TODAY.
at Is true that Captain Dawson's real
name was Reeks. Ills fun name was
Francis Warrington Eeeks, and he went
by the name of Francis Warrington Daw-
son. This change of name was not due 10
any circumstances discreditable 10 Cap
tain Dawson. At the outbreak of the war
here Captain Dawson was boy in Eng
land. HIS sympathies became strongly
enlisted with the Confederates. and he ran
away from AOme, hiding rs stOwaway on
q ship, 20 join the Confederate army.
Realizing that his life would be one OF
adventure, and not wishing 10 have any
rumpus over a violation of the neutrality
laws by an Englishman, he assumed his
mothers maiden name of Dawson. Under
tins name he served throughout the war
and was gazetted and promoted. At the
close of the war he was very proud of his
record and wished 10 retain the name as
ISOLATED with IT. lie consulted several
eminent lawyers, who told him that
as he had no blood relatives in
this country there was no reason
why he should not continue 20 be
known by the name he had assumed.
He resolved, therefore. 10 keep the mama
OF Dawson. Captain Dawson never made
any secret Of the fact that Reeks was his
right name. His brother, the Rev. Father
Keels. visited him in Charleston. and Cap.
tain Dawson introduced the priest every
where under the name of Reeks as his
brother.
The story that DIR. Cronin was brother
OF Captain Dawson and Father Reeks is a
wild yarn. Dawson never knew anything
about Cronin. He was warm eympa-
thizer, though, with the cause of the Irish
haLiOualiStsp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
BY George W. Mayo. Auctioneer.
ONO. L. laughtOn, Jr., Salesman,)
No. q Ninth street
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FUR

TXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FUR
H NiTCKE. KEFRIGERATOkS. ICE-CHksIS,
COOK-STONES. SHOWCASES. PLATFORM
AND COUNTER SCALES, COUN ER, Top
WAGON, &C, AT AUCTlON-My sale for
TODAY
is for parties leaving the city and embraces a
large line Of EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD Ar
1lCLES. such as
WALNUT ana POPLAR COTTAGE CHAMBER
SUITS.
MATThESSES. SPRINGS. PILLOWS, BEDDING.
NGE>, XTENSION-TABLES, CHAIRS,
EEFRfGERAIORS. with cooler attachments;
ICECHESTS OF different sizes
several good COOK and HtAIlNG-oIOEES;
TIN-SAFE~. SkWlNG-MACHlNES.
CKOCKERY, GLASSW ARE iAI-RACKS,
And many useful HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
ALSO.
! GROCERs TOP-WkGON and HARNESS, IN
good order;
PLATFORM aud COUNTER SCALES;
Ill.FOOT STORE COUNTER. with drawers:
3 SHOWCASES. IN good order;
dozen ENGRAVED DECANIkRS;
BAH TUBS, BABY-CAkkIAGE,:
l32-QUABT PATENT lCE-CBEAM FREEZER.
IN perfect order
Many other things too numerous 10 mention.
Come and see. GEOkGL W. MAlu,
!yl1 AucuOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
PULLMAN sLEEPING-CAR ACC0Mn0DA
TOSS
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
- WAl tOhtAnl

CHAkissG g. EDDY. ee-fre,.I.a-
General once. Roanoke. "a mfl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
ByJ. II. Valentine, Auctioneer,
George h. Valentine and II. Benson, statesmen,
S2l east Broad street


TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FARMING
4 IMPLEMENTS. UNDEKDECREEO OF CHAN
Gerry COURT. LAWN-AlOW EkS, HANDCART>.
WHEELBARROWS ClDER-MlLLS. &C, GC-By
request Of MIR. Thomas G. Balm. traetee who ~
making semi-monthly ssles Of the Immense
stock OF Nessrs. II. Al. Siniih Co. Will sell at
my new building. No. 1875 east Main street 80 ar
rooms, on THURSDAY, July II. l,sH. com
mencing at II O'Clock. an extra largo ana de
sirablc assortment Of FARMING AND OTHER
IMPLEMENTS. consisting Of Wheat Fans, Feed
cutters hand aud power. Lawn Move "a. Well
Fixtures. Water lrucss, one lot Of FORKS, Corn
Shelters (nand and power, corn and Co.-Nlils,
Washing Machines. Seed Drills, trlnistones
(complotel. hanows. harm Bells, Cidcr-hllI-.
Hand Carts. one LIT Of Garden Kakcs. aud
WheelbarrOws. II you want any of the above
goods you win do well 20 attend this salu, "a
every article will be sold without limit or re-
serve Stock will be ready Tor examination on
" ednssiay, July l0tu instant All 81 the Hsht
or small articles viii TO sold On second moor.
THOMAS G. BALM, Trustee.
!. II. VALENTINE, Auciioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
BY y. ". Bowe.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
/ ROCKETS PROPERTY. SITUATED on
LESTER STREET BETWEEN HAGUE AND
NICHOLSON STREETS, By AUCWON.-ln exc
cution OF a deed OF trust % \. ". BoWe and I.
Tupper. trustees. dated February ~ 1854 re-
corded in Richmond Chancary Court, Deadlock
l]2 B. page &c. the said y. W. Bowe, as surviving
trustee will sell by suction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. July IS, 1881,
atGo'cIock p. NJ. IA the order named below. tho
following properly: ,,.-,.,,,.,.,,
First. The TWO STORY AND BASEMENT
BRICK STORE No. 3tjS Rockets street. occu-
pied as n grocery store with the LOI, . l-l2xllO
feet beginning % feet east OF Hague street.
second. The TWO-STORG BRICK STORE No.
36Oi Rockets street. occupied a. barber-shop.
with the Lot. 50xg0 feet. u IL probable that the
vacaut part OF this lot will be sold separately
All Of this property ID desirable, and Is above
the reach Of freshets.
Terms: Cash sufficient to defray the expenses
OF sale. 10 pay any taxes due. and 10 discharge
two notes aggrcgating 81. ll5 with interest rom
February Is, 1882 and the residue upon terms 70
30 announced al The time OF sale.
y. ". BOWIE.
iy11 Surviving trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11

when the newly-made acquaintance dashed
q quantity OF vitriol in Hayes face. Hage
was then taken out In the woods by the
robber and his accomplices.
After robbing him of about S2O.Ow the
brutes bound him hand and foot and tied
him TO a tree. Hage remained in the woods
unconscious. bound and helpless, for three
DAYS. Friday be succeeded in freeing HIM
self, and wandered home. He has not yet
rerained consciousness and may become
permanently derauged. There is no clue
to the thieves. Tho $4,000 OF which he
was robbed was In the form of two regotis-
bic drafts, one on q Milwaukee and the
other on New York bank.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
T,HE BRADSIREET COMPANY. b
CHARLES Il. CLARK. PREsIDKSE
BRADSTRRET'S RICHMOND OFFICE
No. ll0s kAcir MAIN SlREkE.
Telephone No.43i
LII Witty. saperIntsnasn.

Tho Richmond ONCE mas moro tnan Kept pace
with the rapid growth OF the city and develop
mept OF the territory tributary 10 IL II offers 70
fbe mercantile community OF this section all ths
advantages OF n system tho superiority OF whicn
~ recognized In every trade centre OF the civil
!xsd world Inat IL IA IN special sense prepared
no guard the interesto OF ITS local patrons 10 AZ
tssted by the fact that u has now a larger susste
efSsk>srtbys Aea sns ssA~ syssstfN sfsssA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
$4,000 ROBBERY.
An Expectant bridegroom wayiaid. Wit
rolled, and Left Bound In the Woods.

A Minneapolis telegram says: The bold
est. most successful, and most brutal high
way robbery ever attempted in this city
occurred in the glaring light of day last
Tuesday morning and hes just come TO
light. Henry Hage came here 10 be mar
RED. Tuesday morning. Hage left the
house for the purpose Of getting shaved.
He found no one at the shop and started
homeward. Soon afterward he was ac-
costed by stranger, who told him he was
= barber and would take him TO his home
and shave him. Hage accompanied him,
aud they proceeded but Q short distance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
THURSDAY. July II, 1889,

ut 81 O'Clock =. ". tho above named Well-known
EXCERDINGLY-ATrKA And VAL A.
BILE ~ MESS PROPERTY. adjoining the Rich
mOnd Theatre. on the south side Of Broad street
between seventh aud Eighth streets. fronting
q d feet on Broad street aud extending back be-
tween parallel lines l32 feet 10 Theatre alley,
being a mos, admirably arranged, spacious,
substantial, and mOdcrnly- reconstructed house OF
four stories above and excellent cellar contain
irg. besides the extra large and handsome "A
loon. atout twenty good rooms. not including
the large aud excellent pantry. kitchen, closets,
&c, win hot ami cold water. and all tho modern
c0nyeulences throughout, high ceilings, we'll
nghted. we'll ventilated. and in perfec' order,
win ample space for such addition aud enlarge
meut a. may DO desired.
The well-kno4n popularity Of this house, tho
veiv largo patronage which IL now eni oys. and
VIII, n 10 Will always command, because OF its
peculiar advantageous location. adjoining our
most popular pleasure resorts and most c. niray
located, GU the most prominent business street.
render b. one OF the most attractive properties,
whether for business or Investment, anywhere 10
be found.
No Communication is necessary 10 those who
know this property. Non-residcnts AMI those
not familiar with il are respectfully urged 80
come and examine II and attend tho sale.
TERMS: Exceedingly liberal one fourth cash;
the residue ~ negotiable notes al one. two.
three. four, and five years, with interos. added
and secured by deed Of trust
iZ- Possession al an early day II desired.
je3D j. y. ELAN. Auctioneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11

BY virtue Of tho decree hereinafter mentioned
we viii sell 10 THE HIGHEST BIDDER at pup
lie auction, on the promises,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11

RICHMOND. VA, July s. 1889
10 has been stated by some persons lmGhcious-
~ probably thst the sales az these auc Ions arc
not bona fie In other words. that goods are
bought IN by Interested parties. This - ALSO
mtely falss Every sale n positive and for cash.
and under the decree OF Court authorizing said
sales. Tho funds are deposited In bank 20 the
credit Of the cause. The highest bidder ee-e the
goods and has 70 pay for them.
i've THOMAS c. Balm, Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
10 following MosT DESIRABLE RESIDENCE PRoPERTYm
$50 P. NJ. ON THURSDAY, July II, 1889,
on rue PREMISES:

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have he
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
ByJ. Thompson Brown s Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoaeers,
lll3 east Main street
MET II PER CENT. INVEST
~ AENTS.
FOUR NEW FRAME DWELLINGS on EAST
LINE or NORTH TWENTY-FIVE
STREET NEAR VENABLE
STREET.

We VIII sell az pubic auction on
FRIDAY, July II. 1889.
at O'Clock p. NJ. .ns ABOVE FOUR DWELL
lNGS; nearly no were constructed o. new
material tor purpose OF an investment only aud
were NOS built for sale. They are now being re-
luctAntiy parted with because u Losses Ia the
late freshet-
The houses, with nice voranda porches, sro
neat and attractive, aud contain four rooms
each. two OF which are wainscotsd.
The lots are about loxlga feet each 70 lt-toot
alley.
II you want a real good. substantial iaVest-
ment, or good cheap home, DO sure 10 attend
thla sale.
TERHs. One fourth cash; balance In six,
twelve. and eighteen months. at q per cent In
terest secured by trustdeed.
J. THOMPSON BROWN 3 CO,
iy7 AuciionsarA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11

DAILY. tDsny sscsp. ,unaar.
.4-.f,.tA... af aEEl

NAfHA III N''r' N"t"..f
Sos- f4an5e- make ~ s,orN 40 ~ slpto1
signal a. CenireAs so. IS at9rs Only I'm 't'-
AZ Chester, Conlfaiia. ani name. sip'. 'o>
IS snd % stop On signsiss al stssio. a. so.
s., "a IS. 81 81. s. Aad % sill stop 81 al i-i'i'-'
for passengers
PUALMAN-CAR SERVICE
on Trains NoA "a ami IS slsepinE--aft hsiFeea
New Yor. aut Tan %. RE. GOA IAiat'Af.
on rrsins Nos. "A ar q sleepi lf-cais D. nesa
MashinRtoa aod ChElesion. O1 ifA'h 's -
sissDlns-car, bofgeea New Norx 40 q a. ..-l-
ytue ON 1raln No q seepingeai tet'c"A
Washington and Savannah
THE ONLY ALL-RAlL LINs TO NOhfoLN.
txayk AKxiFE
Richmond :. go An. Norfolk. i..o p n.
Richmond .s7ro r. ". Norfolk eco, iNal r. ~
Norloik -. $50 A. VI. Richmcat. .iitl 4. n
Norfolk .....sEf0 T. A. kicnpond.. 80 Z. ~.
These trains also make c.oso connrc.i9 = iof
Farmyille. LYnehburg, and so1thse,iera tV,a =
aEd all q atiOns ca tho Norfolk AMI Neslet a A.
road n N. sULLf. SuperaisaieaA
n 4. ID ArzRa. General supeftntehic.e
r. N MISSION. General Passages Aseae
soi. HAAS. rranie Manager nj"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
~ B. Charin & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
No. north Tenth street

No. north Tenth street
TRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE OF
/ FRAME DWELLING GIVE ROOMS No. 80
WEST JACKSON STREEr.-By virtue Of deed
Of trus., dated February q, 1885. recorded In
Richmond ChaBcery Court Deadlock ~ A,
page tO7 and al the request OF the beneficiary.
default having been made In the payment OF
money secured. wo will sell, at public auction,
On tho premises, on
TUESDAY. JULY 16, 1859,
AZ $50 o'clock p. NJ. the REAL ESTATE de-
scribsd in said deed IS Gil that lot OF land with
improvements thereon lying and being IN the
city Of RicnmonI. fronting on the norm side or
Jackson street thirty feet and bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning at a point distant thirty feet
from Adams street. thence eastHar1ly 90 tho
north side OF Jackson etroet thirty feet, then
back between parallel lines seventy feet.
Come 10 this saie an buy bargsin-
TKRMs: Cash for expenses Of sale and TO pay
a debt Of f51A92, and balance on terms an
nounced al sale. JULIUS STRAUSE,
h. +. CHAFFIS.
". j. WESIWOOD,
Trustees.
Sale by r. z. CHAFFIS & Co., Auctioneers.
Iyu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
SOUTHWEST CORNER GRACE AND THIRD STREETS.
Byxrtlo in me city Of Richmond Va hor
TUTR\DAY Iuly H. 1889 at | p NJ


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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
BY Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1914 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
/ NEW FRAME STORE AND DWELLING AT
THE SOUTHWEST CORNER Of MOORE AND
OAK STREE fs.--in part execution OF a certain
deed OF trust executed 10 the undersigned trus-
tee, dated May - 1893. and Of 10 'ord In tho
Clerks Office Of the Richmond Cnsncery Court,
Deadlock I85 Is. page ii6, default having been
made In tho payment Of = portion OF tno money
secured thereby. aud being Instructed 50 70 DO
by the beneficiary therein. | shall proceed 10
sell al public auction, upon the premises, on
MONDAY. July IS, 1859,
Al O'Clock p. NJ, tho above described PRO
PETTY The lot fronts 81 feet o. the south line
OF Moore street aud runs back depth Of 3 feet
10 an alley feet wide. Tho property IS new.
well located. and is now yielding a good rental
on the investment
TERMs: Cash as 20 expenses OF saie and 20 pay
OF the sum OF 5000. with Interest," from May p.
1859; balance upon terms 20 DO announced at
sale. g. n. NUlION, trustee
SUTTON & Co, Auciionsers. iyi0
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WANTED. A GENTLEMAN OF
yyrANTED. AGENTSTOSFLL THE

~ Plulcss .Clofhes-line. tho only line
over invented that hOlls me clothes without
pins: = porioct success ps'eut recently iss4ei
/ solI only oy agents. to whom he exclusive gut
b BIS given ON receipt ~ ir. We will scnd Is sam
/ pie uue by lail, also circulars. pr.ce-iis, ald
terms to agouti. Secure your territory Al ouco.
7 Address NoECL~IfR rlSLEs> CLOTHES
/ Linz COMPANY, IL ncrmon strect. Nor'e-tar.
Nasa ~ li-EhAoaJs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
GROCERIER. &c.
prssoLUTIoNs & pAKrNEEsHIPs.

RICHMOND. VA. July !, 1889.
NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.-
~ Mr.. I. LETCHER STONE Is this day ad-
mitted 10 an interest in our business. which will
be continued as heretofore under tho name and
style OF ROBERT 4. WILLIAMS ~ %.
~ Get
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11

CHEATHAW. PLAINTIFF. AGAINST CHEArHAA TT
AIS DEFENDANT Is THE CHANCERY COURT
or TIE CuY OF ri HhOND.
l. Charles W. Goddin. clerk OF said court, cer-
tfy that tho bond required Of the special com
mlssioners by the decree ia said cause OF July
10. lss9, has been duly given
Given under my hsnl this i0th day Of July.
fsSq CHALES W. GODDIN.
j. THOMPSON BROWN q Co., Auctonesrs.
~ II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-11
BY Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers, and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street
DY REQUEST WE WILL SELL BY
I'D auction, upon the premises, on
NDSDAY Ifrfv X 1850

ats O'Clock p. NJ, a MOST DESIRABLE LOT OF
LAND. with FRAME COTTAGE thereon, situ-
ated on the southwest corner o. Preston and
Fourth streets. having front OF 6sA feet on said
south line 81 Preston street by an irregular
depth. A plat Of The land will be shown at time
OF sale.
This property Is susceptible OF being sub
divided into seve raj lots just the spot for small
houses Come 70 the kale aud purchase.
TRRHs: At sale. CHEWAINu ROSE.
ivl0 Auctioneers.