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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
Jerome Park Races.

NEW YORK. October Tho weather and track
was good.
Fir-t race-sellinc, two-yoar-olds. FIX fur
Ioncs-St james won. Tho Hope my second,
EmIueuco third. lime. l:l9a.
Second race-au ages, one mile and one sly
tcenth King Crab won Caliaute second Kern
third. Zine, iJ4il &.
Third racial ages. Titan course, 100 yards
Pontiac won Blue kock second, Climax third
Time, %
Fourth race-IIunter stakes for thrco- year-old
fllies, one mile and three furlongs-Aurania
won Daylight second, Dupncity third. Time,
2:24%.
Fifth raco-handicap, all ages. ono mile and
three Observation-Disclosures won. Philosophy Sc
coud. Time, 2.0L only two Starters.
sixth rs-e-sciling, all ages, six tGrlongs-
Little Minnie won Mute second, Iuilly third.
Time, l:ls'<
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05

A UCTION SALE OF EXCEED
AZ the request OF tho heirs OF Joseph Mliihser,
licensed, will on

40 the request OF tho heirs Of Joseph Miiihiser.
deceased, will on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 3. 1879.
commencing AZ ~ o'clock W. Ir0ceel % soil by
public auction. upon the premises. tho above
mentioned REAL ESfAtEin tho order hercin-
l. hat large handsome THREE-SrORY
BRlCK-AND-StUCCOED STORE No. 9l3 Main
street between Ninfh. ami Teufb. occupied by
Messrs. Rylaud Il Lee Tho lot fronts @Kl53
feet more or less. % n wide alley.
2 Say about p. ~. tina, desirable THREE
STORY SIOCK-BklCk STORE AND DWELL
ING. No 81, on tho south side o. Broad street
between Fifth ami SIKH. occupied by Mrs. Cola
Kass. The lot fronts - by about is5 feet TO An
3 Say about 2 =. ". that elegant THREE
STORY BklCK-AND-STl CCOkD STORE AND
DWELLING. No. @s. on the south side OF Broad
streot between Third aud Fourth, recently Va
cacd by Low hexier. fsq. The lot fronts . BLK
100 feet.
l. say AZ ~ F. ", that desirable THREE
STORY SrOCk-BRlCK STORE AND DMELL-
ING At the southwest corner OF Franklin and
Fourth streets. occupied by tho Exchange for
Woman's Work. The lot fronts 26xl2) feet 10 an
alley.
All Of those stores are we'll and substantially
built and in Lice order
s. Tha, 0NE-Sr0RY FRAME STORE. No. 3gs.
Immediately adjoining the above on Che west
This Is a choice lo. for frs,-cla@s residence. 10
fro.tS 26Xl-0 feet 10 "a alloy.
TO ~ useless Tor any one 10 undertke 10 'NlHl
this property. for ice many advantages ia no
matter a. location. g., &c, speak more iorc.-
big than anything / eau say In respect t1 10
However, ! viii gay that THIS T. an opportunity
seldom oiierc4 investors 20 SECURE u ieily q 81
class business property which viii surely and
stoadily grow 10 value, always commanding The
lest class OF f0usut-.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance a. SIX.
twelve. and eighteen months for negotiable
notes. With per cont interest added. and se-
cured 10y trust deed.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR.
seq Auctuncer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
White Caps After HIormOns.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. October News comes
from Wilson county mat the Mormon elders have
been driven out by White Caps Tho elders d.
appeared some time agu, when The ag itatOu was
bot against them. bat q few days ago returned,
believing the storm to nave blown over. How
ever the people who warned them proposed 20
make the threats good. Forty OF fity masked
men rohed in white lHst night visited The houses
Of William Barrett, thomas smith. AM Lee Bar
retf, whore the elders have been. searching Tor
them. some one, however, hal given them
warning. and not en- c!ior was 70 De found.
These men Were cautioned against allowing Tho
elders 10 ever darkca their coors again, and tho
elders left the county yesterday. number 81
cOnyers have declared they are done vi h H.
The experience % n lady % The ncighborh0oi,
now in Bowles Ky. has had a beneficial effect
She went in tah as q convert, put 10 back IN her
Old home warning others
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
An old lady Robbed of $4,000.

CHICAGO, October Mrs. Mary O'Brien. sixty
wears Of age, was robbed Yesterday OF S3,00 that
ropresented her savings for years. Mrs. O'Brien
came from WalthOm, Mass, " odnesday on her
way 10 her sons home at tlRin, She had sold
her homo in Wsthafu, ana in a long envelope
butioned inside OF her dress were the proceeds
OF the sale. Mrs. Obrien went to cheap hotel
near tho dopot, where she WAS given "A room
Yesterday the Odor Of coal-gas was noticed
coming from her room. The door was brok %
open and tho gray-haired occupant was found
lying ON tho nOor unconscious Assistance was
given with such vigor that Mrs. OBrlen returned
10 consciousness, but her money had disap-
peared. An employee Of the house has been ar
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4 nnorHIgLY CAMPAIGN.
brilliant Marriage in Amelia.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch

JETERsyULe, October (. 1879.
On Yesterday evening ~ O'Clock az the Pres
bvforian church at Jei8rsyille NJ Archer 4.
Gri.g was married 20 Miss Mary VI. Daily Oldest
daughter O; Dr. ". q. Daily, all OF Amelia
tho Rev Mr. Denny officiating. Or. T. I. South-
all was bost man hc church was ocautiully
dccorated md tho bridal party made a fnagai-
cent appearance as tbcy entered with measured
tread % mo wedding march.
Tho bride wnsbcautifuly dressed in white six
with orange blossoms, aud the bridesmaids were
altcrna;cd In pink aud blJe. Quite a number
Of rarsons from Richmond were present.
After the marriac" :hcre was arcc ption ~ mo
residence of tho hri lc'- father. The bridal
couple have the good wishes ~ q host OF friends
y. H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
A Popular Nominee for the House of
DeIegates-The Colorcd hiciers. sc.
fCorresoondenee % the Richmond Dispatchl

PETERSBURG. VA. October 4, 1889.
The Democratic Convention which met at Din
viddie Courthouse yesterday nominated Nh
Henry Moore for the House Of Delegates Tho
nomination was made with entire harmony.
MIR Moore Is young man Of great popularity in
the county lie IL an honest, industrious, aud
bard WORKING citizon aud will not only poll tho
fun Democratic vote, Bat Will draw many OF III
dissatisfied Republicans 20 his support
a convention Of the cOlOred Republicans o.
Dinwiddie viii be Eell at the court hOuso on
Tuesday ncxt 20 nominate a can iidase for the
uouse % Delegates ia opposi ion 10 Mr.. Cole
maa, the regular Republican nominee. The
supposition h that the nomination Will be given
70 Booker Kills (coiOrod, who has already an
n0unccd himself as an ndcpendont-Republican
canc idaie.
The Democratic Senatorial Convention for The
district composed q the Coz lties OF Diawiddie.
Greenesyilie and Sussex will meet at Stony
crock tomorrow TO maze thcir nomination. |
have not heard &C yet who the nominee will
probably be.
The declaration Of Ex-Governor Cameron 10
the recent conference In Richmond that General
Malone could not carry his own ward in this
ciiy l. true. IL will give several hundred ma
30rity against him. as &c has always done, and
not only ths, out tue majority Of the wards viii
vote agaiast him. ROBIN ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
A sudden and Sad Death.

lHFtNAAi sSiteih ~ tHp Rsob~secff
kALElGH, y. C.. October 5-This evening James
A. Cheatham. a well-known Raleigh merchant,
dropped dead III his house here. lie was 20 have
been married IN n few weeks 20 a lady In VIZ
ginia, aud was giving directions 70 Norkmen
who were a. his house when heart. disease caused
his sudden death. He was about iorty-ave years
old, ind few years ago while in his store with
his bro hsr, John cheathaul, was attacked by
two while men named smith aud GOoch, who
almost killed. hun with wounds IN the ab-
domen and murdered his brother John.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
AUCTION sALxs-rnis Day.
BY Qusrles & Mccur1y.
Real Estate Auction0crs.

7 ARGE BRICK STORE AND
4 4 DWELLING ON EIGHTH STREET NEAR
CARY. AND TWO SNAIL STORES And
nWef'tIS1,s on CARY STREET BETWEEN
SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.--At tho request OF Chrlstopher
Krafrs heirs we Will oner for sale AZ auction on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 5Tu.
Mt 1 O'Clock. tho above PROPERTY. The Eighth
street house has front OF 2Jk feet contains Elk
rooms besides the store. Is veil bulls ana Is Wen
located for n retail business. being on toe street
leading 10 tho Union depot Tho Cafy'sireet
hoIIses front together 22 feet. with throo rooms
besidos the stores. Tho lots have city water and
culvert connections.
Special attention IL called 10 THIS sale fiai OF
tho property can be seen az ONCE Of auctioneors,
1919 sast Main street,
Terms: At sale -
OUARLES & MCCURDY.
ses Auctiouecrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
COCKADE-ClTY NOTES.
peath-Petition for Commutation-Poiiti-

cal.
r-orrespondenco Of tho Richmond Disp1tch.l
PETERSBURG, October I, 1850
Mr. Michael Rahily. deputy collector OF In
ternal revenue in Colonel Bradys Cnlce here,
died last night lie had becn in declining healih
for some time having been a sufferer from con-
sumption. aud had scarcely been able u attend
20 active work since his appointment
The petition for Communication oi sentence III
the case OF simon Walker tcolorcd), sentenced
10 death for criminal assault in Chesterfield
county, will 10 presented 20 Governor Lee To-
morrow by Mr. T. :. Robinson, the counsel Tor
the unfortunate youth, who fee!s conhdcnt that
the Communication will Do granted.
The political situation rs waxing very warm
here Both sides are very active, and the Demo
Gratis are very hopeful not only OF carrying the
city by a handsome majority but ~ redecmng
the senatorial district u Is stiil current report
that authoritative action ~ 10 be taken 10y the
Republicans In authority relative 20 the two
candidates for the Senate In the Dinwiddie dis
trict The probability ia that Mr.. j. c. Duane.
OF Dinwiddie, VIII be recognized rs the regular
nominee, and that Judge Arnold, II ne does not
consent 10 withdraw, will be left out In the cold
Any such po-itiye act.sn Will dOub;lcssly cause
serious dissGtisfacton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
4 Legislative Clerks Mistake.

CHICAGO, October A dispatch from Lansing,
Mich,, says: Owing 20 a mistake made Nv tho
legislative cork. section 10 OF highl license liquor
Is void. This license compelled druggists 70 Sc
cure permits eud 10 make annual statements of
their sales. This, II Ia considered, viii not in
validate the entire law, but II removes oil ro-
sLrIctlons from the druRgisis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05

Special tolegram % the Ui'DN'' 1'I
FryCAsTIR Va, Octohor h-1his morning ut
haif-pasi 4 o'clock Mr.. h. q. Powell, hlth'y-re-
sner;ed man of this place. while chatting plea
sanity with "a parry Of gentlemen In front OF the
post-ol.ce. fell dead upon the pavement De-
ceased was about seventy years ~ age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05

(AYUGA, OET., October 4---Threo children
named WalloY obtained access 10 a pOwder-hous5
OF she gypsum mine here Yesterday afternoon
aad one Of them Lighted match and ignited
quantity OF powder. one oi the children WAS
literally blown 20 pieces aud Inc others cannot
recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
THROUGH THE STATE.
NEWS NOTES GATHERED BY THE
"plspATcHY CORRESPONDENTS.
Tho Railroad Question In Danviiie-rhe
Post.Onlcc-Pcrsonal Notos--
Political.
,c0rro.Dons.nco Of NO nlcbmona Dispatosl

srorre.pondenco o. tho Richmond Dispatcnl
paNvIuE. Va. october 4. 1882.
rhe railroad question H. nov agltauog the poo
ale ~ Danvi,le and s. tho ali-absofblne topic
A severai tlmcs mentioned Ia this correspond
eDcn tho city will voio october 18Th on the quos-
t,op Of subscribing $1,000 70 the capital stock
NJ Tho panviIe aud East Tennessee railroad
which ls no proposed western extension o. the
Atlantic and Danviile Many Of the leading men
81 the city are opcnly advocating the sub'crip-
ton. though there IA considerable opposition.
pT,ERGTNr VIEWS.
T,e~o rre some people who are opposed 70 All
railroad subscriptions. others who ~nnt 70 use
the $4,000 fos improvements Ia 'e Guy, osllsss
who want 90 ste q western road but lack conn
noprn In The naagtllc or iast Ionnessce tVIh-
psny, anc there arc still others who say me roaa
viii Do built who.hcr or not ana 'hat u - ncen-
ieee Tor Danyille % subscribe. but pabNlHe nus
Tor 40 ione a time prayed for a western Quiet
mai the people viii hardly let this oppoi'Anlly
siip away from them, and tho probability Is thHl
the subscription viii be voted.
rogT-cFFIcE.
Eis SAID that General Malone has promised
the posi-orl % in this city to that applicant VINO
a. all do tho most eniciout service duflh& uo
campaign The stgtcmoui comes from hop"D
Iicsn who e. In a position 10 kno" "ha' ne Is
s,S g.nas me residences. Ggo II nom q pross-
&C BRICK, aio nos On process Of erection Ga upper
Main stICei -,
ntrbf ns president Of tho campaign club u wei
Ipoun 10 yogr North Carolina readers having
been prominent clifton II The Old North State
until few years ago. when lie removed 20 jan
Vilo. D.,
TIE Democratic outlook IN Hourly county r.
very bright ln1ecf and thoTe is little ioubt that
Mr. Pace. the Democratic candidato LOT tue
House, will be elected.
The bg prices realized for tobacco by tho
farmers sfIil hold up, aud there IS better busl-
ness outlook for Da0yilie than II has had since
lSss. .
General Malone is announced 10 s'eah az
NArtiusgiiIc tomorrow. but lhe announcements
mas not hoen advertised here and Is not gencraliy
known. -.
mo Republicans held a meeting here 1851
uicht ami decided % support as lndeIenHou'
candidates for the Legislature ". A. =. Flhney'
DR.. JeWeit, and a Republican named po'e
Hon John T. Massey is here tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
RAILROAD LISFs.
ID vi .SEla5s 49,. .E,,Fz
tHESAPEAKE AND ONO Raj
~ WAY COMPANY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER % ~.
LEAVE RicHsOyD.
go r. VI. Local, ozco9t SUNDAY. ,or e,i,.-
Lprgc. iarior-Csr attached
s@o n N. hIores' daily for on P9iatas
folk ''' we
ii:05 A. ". Mail daily f3r Ct,ct,a..f 49,.
Falhce sieoping.ears O. White sr.f...
s10P. ". ftpreis daily Tor Ol5 POM
Norfolk.
E00 P. " AocommodAron. or.s,t s,...
X r. q L.. sanction. '
S'io l. NJ r, ~ Fos.ioIH saecii. San,
with Dlning-t ar from ,la-.otte.,
& tmcinnel ans lplsY.fe p.'
man >leeping-'Ar fr.m H.lfoo-
TRAINS ssefyg ArSiCr nlyn
80 w. ana go T. " ia' j f..u Dinrna.l
1875 4. ". and 20 .. y. dsIg TON s,-,.I,
40 =. N. daily except ssatay f-oao ',...,
Forge
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
y VALUABLE TRACT OF Land SITUATED
~ THE COUNTY on ESTEkfIhLD ABOl +
OSE AND A HALF MILES FROM TIE CITY
or MANCHESTER. By Virtue u doc on Of
the Circnit Court & the county OF Chesterfield
in the suit OF Luckeirs guardian u.s. Luckett 70
ais.. entered May II. is-9. the undersisned spe-
ciai commissioned viii sell by pgplic auction, on
the premises. on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER y, isS1.
nj , o'clock p ". tn, above described PRO
PERI Z. containing SEVENTY EIGHT ACRES
OF VERY EAC&LLkNT lkUCh Nc AID
FRUIT LAND. situated on 10th sidos u tho
Hopkins road. very near the city @! Manchester,
and adjoining tho lands Of JOhn a. kratz, l. u.
Clements, and %. X. Price's elia,e. The laud
may DO subdiyided 80 suit the views OF purcha-
sers.
TERMS: One fourth OF the purchas e-money In
cash; tho teaDce on q credit In equal install
ments At six. twelve. and eighteen months. tho
purchaser executing Lis notes for deferred pay
noufs. ana title retained till the whole amount
Is paid and a conveyance ordered bj the Court
X. n. CAkDN ELI.
Special Commissioner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
WORK RIVER LINE GA Woe
POINT

DICHMOND, FREDERlCKSBChi
N And POTOMAC RAILROAD neiu'
commencing JUNE 10 l'sy-eastefa -nniA. D.
time.
stops only a. Ashland. luurfi...
forl ari fr.dfr.. k-nu.y -..rs
% Washington ami Sew ..t
li:O7 A. " leaves Byri. street otstnn ih.ly. OPS.
c5pt sunday
Co.'S p. ". leaves Byri-~tre.. citation i,lr
sleeper tO Nee l.ft.
s.s0A. ". nrrigas =. Byri ~-r. station Is.T
sleeper from Sos l1-s.
o.9s =. NJ arrives a. Byri ~f.... station .t'f
stops a. freIer Esnlls.
Junction. ard Ashland ~."Hi 10
Warrington ana Nrs CORK
lOsO p n. arrives a. Byrd-strec -'l..a ts..i
except sunday
ASHLAND TRAIN.
DAILY EXCgFr srHDATs.
e4sA. NJ. leaves EibA Arrives a. Asnisai ~
43 A. n.
mar. n aa,onlnOiAron ieages Byrd eTc
station. arrive, Hf Asl sni a. T.. H
C.OiP. ". Ieayes E'la arrives az AsllanI 81.
ft5P ".
GAIA. NJ. arrives glba. Leave Ashland at5.1
A. ~.
Ss5A. NJ Accommodation arrives Is byi.
street station leaves Ashland a y
A. 4.
s.ss r. NJ arrives ~ Elbs leaves Asllani b.
5l@P. 81.
ca TAYLOR, General llcksf Aft--
E.T. D. MYESs. General superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
BY Frank y. llil & Co..
.uctioneors and Real Esiale Agents.


I IFE ESTATE IN THE VALUA-
~ BILE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT no. els
SOUTH PINE STREET, BETWEEN BEVERLEY
AND CUMBERLAND. 70 BE SOLD At AUG
TIOS-Bv virtue Of "A decree II Richmond
Chancery Court IN Tho suit Of Chamrerlayue ~.
palmer entered July 2. 1883, aud another de-
cree entered In said suit August -, i,sJ, the IN
dersgned. who are appointed special commits
sloners, will cell at pubic auction. on the
premises. on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER ?. $3.50.
nt i:2oP. NJ. the life setotc OF Edwerd v Palmer
IN the PROPERTY above described. The dwcl-
ing contains about six rooms besides kitchen
Culvert on the lot Wa,er-closof. &c. The los
fronts 3Oxl45 ieat 10 an alley ID ioct wide. This
property Is Ia q fair condition. and rents very
readily at 32l6 per aunum.
THRNs: ono third cash: balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months. with interest added. tho
title 10 be retained until oil the purchase-money
il paid and a conveyance ordered BY the Court.
ROBERT G.. SCOTT.
ALFRED X. COURTNEY,
W. +. GARRETT,
Special Commissioned
CHANBERLAYNF. &C. PLAINTfFF, AGAINST PAL
NER. &c. DHFESpAhTS--lN M CHANCBRf
COUNT or THE "TY o. RICHMOND.
IGharles W Goldin. cl TX Of said court, cer-
tify that the bond required of the special com
missiouers by the decree In the said cause OK
July ;. 1882 has been duly given.
Given under my hand this sh day OF July
1879
oc1 CHARLES W. GoDDIN, Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05

Horsford's Acid Phosphate,

Testimony in the case Of ex-Priest Boyle,
on trial at Raleigh for outrageous assault, was
closed yest sidsy and argument commenced
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Rnnhs Acccpted.

WAsUrNcror, October 4.-Bond offerings to-
Jay aggregated siN,f0l Accepted, sllI50J az
1867, Tor -, + ana ~, for As.
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HILL CITY GATHERINGS.
4 Terrible ARRAY in Grayson Countv-lse-
ported Railway Changes.

ported Railway Changes.
Especial telegram 20 the Dspat'h.l
LyNcnBuaG. October A--rho following are the
particulars Of terrible ARRAY in Grayson county
late yesterday evening near Hampions cross
Roads: Duiioy Wilson and Hilbert GSlyan had
dlnlculiy which rcsultcd IN tho former giving me
latter n SQUAD thrashing. a NJ. Baldwin hnd
others were present aud separated 10" parties
Immediately after his Rnlwin wont mono With
Wilson, = distance az one mile. They arrived ~
Wilson's house about $50 O'Clock anu SAT uo"h
with his family 70 supper. Wnile ihcy we're cat.
ing Two shots we're fired through tho WINDOW II
tnc dining room, ono OF which srucA wilson ih
The head. kiiiing HIM instantly. inc oiher
oigcd ia B6ldwns face AM n "a heieNeu he
cannot recover. shOtguuS were tho weapons
used bY tho cowardly murderers Adolf tat
yam was arrested last nigbt ara says
be did not do tho shooting but that ms
brother Guy bnd John johnson nred lh~
shots. Albert ana Guy Gelyan arc thought 10
be the guilty partioa. Johnson al, 1t j. raid'
nothing 20 10 with H. Tho ShCrE u IN Iurs1li.
Wilson WA a quiet. harmless mau, ana 90 hlt
strike until GRlynn forced him 10 90 go. Ne"
apple brandy Is very plenuiul IN 1ra{sou cp""-
" lusf now and doubles figured in the fray.
Gray SQUIRRELS are SAID 70 be very deslrUc'iNs
20 the corn crop IN Dickinson county, ana arc
more numerous than ever known before
4 BRoTHEBIY CAMPAIGN.
We have a campaign in Dickinson county, this
State similar 20 the one in Tennessee some
time ago e. a Bob and All campaign. The
Democratic nomipee for the Legislature IS VIII
liam Trigg Miller and the Republican candidate
IA his brother and brother. in-law, George H.
Miller, both young men. Ihey favor each oiher
aud arc popular, Dit IL - thought the Denocrats
will carry tho county by n handsome majority.
A john ", Daniel club hos been formed IN
BotctOurL
tits reported IN railroad circles that a general
Change win DO made In the Norfolk and western
railroad ofllciais at an early day. General Man
aCer j. n. Sands will be made vice-presicchto OF
the transportation department; Colonel FRANK
Huger. now suI efiniendent, will be made gen
eral manager: !. c. Cassel, superintendent;
and Superintendent j. A. hardy, OF the New
River division. superintendent Of the LyLcuDurs
division
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05
PHILADELPHIA. RIG IL E{sTh
AoND AID NORFOLK
.gEAMsHlP IoMPANt.

Appointed sailing days Every TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY al 3! Il. ana every SUNDAY a.
3 A. ".
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
70 ,eiyed till ii.So A. 81. FOR sundays steamer
Sil3P. q. saturday Freight reserved daily iii
p NJ
Fare, s.
for further information apply 70
j. w. McCARRfCk.
General Southern Agent once soese,ss
W. r. CLYDE 4 Co.
20, General Agents Phllalelph.A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05

BY y. V. Bowe.
Real Estate Auc-iOnccr.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4
I SMALL But VALUABLE lot
WITH A OUR-RoOM HOUSE THEREON
BEING No. .00% EAST MAIN STREET.
II AICIION.

Bvvirtue Of a decree 81 the Circuit Court ~
Campbell county, Va, cntered az the April .l9S'l
te-m Ina the suit ~ boiling and vito rs. Robert
son and othcrs." wilt, Is special commissioner,
sell by auction. on tho premises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER =, lS'1.
M o'clock 2. NJ. the VALUABLE LOT WITH A
FOU R-kODN HDlS s. thereon. sitDatci ~ above
described, fronting about twelve feet ana run
ming back the usual depth 10 a. alloy.
there being large irck houses on either siie
% said lot this property can Do substantially
ami cheaply improved ami made INTO good
business place. for which. by reason 81 it- e IL
trail ami convenient location, % is admirably
suited.
TERMS: One fourth cash and the residue an
six. twelve, and eighteen months, Tor bonds win
personal security, ami bearing interest ami uue
retained. - q. htAN'
Special Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05

IL TIRE CLERKS OFFICE or TRE CIRCUIT COURT OF
CuzsTEEFlgLD COUNTY. MAY %, lsS9-LUcKETr,
GUARDIAN vs.. LUcKErT AND AIS.
LIE II. Flournoy. clerk OF said court, 90 hore.
by certify that the bond required OF X. II. Card
well. commissioner In this cause, under the de-
cree o. May Is, 1882 has been executed
Given under my hant this s3th day Of May,
1917. Il. h. fLOukNOY.
80 2S-eod5t Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-05

The people Of Rinston are greatly stirred mp
and displeased at the appointment AS postmaster
~ Rinston Of Mrs. Ada d hunier. Some years
ago her husband, now living. Was triei Tor
forgery and for burning the courthouse. ond n
Is claimed that he stands convicted 10y pubic
opinion.
new lodge Of Odd-Fellows WAS Instituted at
Durham last evening.