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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06

BY II. b. Chaffln a Co.
Real Estate Auc,Ioneera
No. north Tenth street
NoMMIssIONERs' AUoTIoN

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION
~ SALE OF VERY VALUABLE MANUFhc.
TURING SITES ON JAMES RIVER, ABOVE
THE OLD PUMP-H0USE--By virtue OF DEGREES
entered February 10 1899. and April J. 1883, ~
the Chsncery Court OF the city OF Richmond IN
the cause n Union Bank OF Richmond Hgainst
Lewis h. Haryie. SC. tho undersigned, speech
commissioners. appointed for tho purpOs9, WIZ
sell, by public auction, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1889,
at o'clock r. NJ. the LAND described In said
cause n "all that certain tract Of land contain
nc--io wit: 10 acres, roods. and 81 poles. IN me
county OF Hsnrico, between the Jarnss river
and tho Jnmes-Riyer and ksnawhs canal dc.
signated as tract In the pla; filed as fiat
In this cause
This Is a very valuable piece OF land for manu-
featuring purposes, as IL Is located where the
fall from the canal 10 the river varies IRON al
teen to thirty feet. DO not fail 20 attend.
TERMS One fourth cash; talauce in three
equal payments. with Interest ~ o per cent.
added on negotiable notes ~ purchaser. az SIX.
twelve. and eighteen months. Title retained
until conveyance be ordered ~ the Court
MEADE EASklNS,
WILLIS X SMITH,
A. /. BOU WAKE,
JOHN DUNLOP,
Special Commissioners.
Sale by X. u. CHAPLIN & CO., Auctioneer@
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DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IN AND POTO,fAC RAILROAD. Schedule
commenting FEBRUARY a. lss9-essiorn stan
dari time:
7:gs \ n. leaves Byrd-stroet station daily
stops only AZ Ashland, junction. SILK
ford. aud Fred RIGS burg. sleeper -
Warrington Ani New YORK.
Ii:O7 A. Il leaves Byrd-S Street station daily, az
crpf sunday sleeper 10 MR.nluct0n.
G:2j r. VI. leaves Byrt-street station daily.
Sleeper tD New iork
$50 A. NJ. arrives a. Byrd-street station daily.
sleeper from NeW lorL
2'sP. NJ. arrives AZ Byri--,reet station daily
stops at Fredericksburg. Milford
junction and Ashland. sleeper iron
Washington AID New YORK
rs P. NJ. arrives at Byrd-Stroet station daily
except sunday Sleeper from Wash
ing'cn.
THE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL
consisting OF vestibuls Pullman cars leaves
Byrd Street station 40 -:iJ A. n. on tuesdays,
Thursdays, ana Saturdays, aud arrives ,.l3
=. NJ. on Mondays, Medgo5iays, au1 Fridays.
This train makes no local stops, and extra fare
is charged.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY ExcsrT SUNDAYS.
4OOP. VI. accommodation leaves Byrd-street
station: arrives al Ashland at 3 Z. VI.
Goa 2. NJ. leaves kiOa. arrives al AsIlsnd az
6.{2 +. ".
s:43A- 81. accommodation arrives AZ Byrd
S. 'nsg q. ~ s.'''0D' i'4''' N'n''u' 81
g59P N. arrives at Eliza; Leaves Ashland a.
BIZ =. ",
c. A. TAYLOR, General Ticket Agent
L. T. d. MYRRs, General superintendent
iaS
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FOR further information apply 20
j. W. NcCARRICK.
General Southern Agent, OGicc ROcEetfs
w. T.. CLYDE 4 CO..
mol Nenernl Agenta IhlIainlnnIf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-06
WANTS.


VTTANTED.-WE DESIRE TO ES-
w TABLISH GENERAL AGENCY in Rich
mond or vicinity 20 control the sale OF sinpls
article OF daily consumption. Any energetic
man with small capital may secure prrma-
nent. paying business For particulars address
GREENWlCH MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
30 Vesey street. New York. ap 6-2t
WANTED, AGENTS FOR OUR
w New Patent Fire Proof Safes sizes 2sx
lsxlS; weight 500 pounds retail price t35 others
In proportion. Highest award Silver medal)
Centennial Exposition 1888. Rare chance: per-
manent business. Our prices lowest We are
not in the safe pool. Exclusive territory given.
ALPINE SAFE COMPANY,
up 6-sa&w8h Cincinnati, o.
WANTED, TEACHERS OF Flo
w CUTION. Music, aud Art; also, PRINCE
SOUTHERN SCHOOL AGENCY,
1855 north Cherry street.
ap Get Nashville, Tenn
NETANTED.-A LADY OF Gull
w TURE and refinement. thoroughly quail
fed 10 teach English and rudiments Of Latin and
French, wishes a SITUATION for the summon,
the school 10 commence lst Of May. References
exchanged. Address Ii. b. X, ~! London street,
Portsmouth, Va. apG3t
WANTED, LOCAL AND GENERAL
w AGENTS. male or female Great induce
ments TO right parties, CAN on or address
DUNLAP ELECT RIG COMPANY.
ls27 &ain street, Richmond, Va.
ap 6-sa,Tu&Th3t
WANTED, RICHMOND RESI-
w DENCE OR BUSlN ESS PROPERTY. IN
ENCUABERED In exchange for equity In an
ELEGANT BROOKLYN RESIDENCE, situated
on Columbia Heights overlooking New York
bay. Price. $4,000; NOR gage, $4,000.
IL. r. SCHELLHASS.
ap cit Ill Broadway New OFk.
WANTED, A FIRST-CLASS MIL
w LINER Also, lady 70 keep stock. APP
sp 6.sr lsl Broad street.
WANTED, BOARD BY A GEN
w TLEAiAN. Single room; will furnish
same. Must be reasonable strictly temperate.
Said persons accepting must loan me on good
security for short time 50. Address w. J. H.,
care Dispdteh. ap CIT
WANTED, TO LET EITHER BY
w the evening or month nice ONR-HORsE
FOUR-SEAT FAMILY CARRIAGE. Address
" B." care Leiter-Carrier No. &c. sp SGT
WANTED "A LARGE MANUFAC-
w TURING estab ishment desires 70 negO-
tate with kELIABLE, ENERGETIC MAN for
the purpose Of selling goods Of their manufac-
ture TO mills in tho city OF Richmond aud VI
entity. Address LYONS & CO.,
ap 5-2t Cleveland. o.
A FIRST-CLASS, EN- Err GETIO
"A RETAIL DRY-GOODS MAN CAN SECURE
EMPLOY ENr at good salary. address
Application, with reference. POST OFFICE BOX
"A, Lypchbnrg, Va 8p 35t
MU l. S.-W TED. PU r.
VI CHAsERS for SIX FIRST-CLASS MULES.
Sold for want Of use. Apply at
STORRS & co.'s.
ap 3-eod3t l05 virginis street. city.
WANTED, GOOD HOTEL MAN
w 10 lease large INN FOR SUMNER
BOARDRhS. Convenient 70 Richmond. Fine
shade, orchard, and garden. Three minutes
walk OF depot Post-Ofiico Box No. III, Louisa,
Va NH sS-e0d2w
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At LARGE.

We beg to extend to you
many thanks for the very
liberal patronage bestowed
upon US in the past. You
have helped us to build UP a
large and prosperous BUSH
ness, and We shah endeavor
in the future 70 merit your
further appreciation by CIV
ing you the best that the
markets of the world afford
for your money. We have
added more capital to the
business. thus enabling US
to buy when and where we
will. Our policy is. and al
ways has been. he best
IS none TIT, gx,fI ! mere
is no delicacs we will not
have. no market SO remote
that we cannot reach it.
We cannot &c beaten in
either Of the three Qs
quality, Quantity. or quota
tons Sole agents for the
celebrated Dew Drop brand
of fruits and vegetables.
Roberts celebrated candies,
and Davis. Whitney &
Fosters fresh butter. 40
Second street RoS.au hlnrk
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With repeated and powerful doses Of qui.
niHe. ehills and fever. In some ono Of il
varioas forms, springs into active exist.
enee again. ofs<n without the slightest 3p.
parent provocation. To extingussh the
snoniaerins emhes Of this obstinate and
recondife mslady. no loss than snbdae IL
when Il raxSs fiefcely ia the systern, Hos.
teftef's Stomach Bfsfcrs Ii ell szficienk
when every resource Of the phAFmaco-
prsA has been exhausted against II in
vain, the Rifhers conquer twill remove
evefY lingering ve@fiEs Of Il Nay. more.
the Sittefs will protect those brought
within the influence Of the atmospheric
poison that bc<ets nalsrsa1 disease. from
Ifz atsafka Disorders OF the stomach,
liver and ts<eiA, are amcux tue complaints
TO be apprehended srosa the nse of msnx
ma tAfnscd wxfry Ihese are beth cared
and prevented By the nstserx Rhenma-
fdsna, constipation and renal complaints,
yield % its arzfna
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Ephraim Allyn, Of Wenatchee, has
some rare and curious kinds Of fruit
trsez. He certainly has = great many
varieties growing on his ranch, many
Of which, both fruit and ornamental,
are not to be found anywhere else IN
the territory. Among the fruit trees
Ne Sill name some Of those he has
and some Of which nro In bearing.
He has I'VE kinds Of japanese plums,
some Of which promise to fruit this
year; fye kinds Of persimmons. some
will fruit this year: Two kinds Of
japanese wAinufs; this, says Mr..
A1Iyp, II the best nut that Is grown,
and eight varieties Of chestnut. Also
butternnt and English walnut three
kinds Of figs, which are In bearing this
year, and two kinds Of peanuts nov
growing. Mr.. Allyn has made ii I
point TO obtain everything be could oil
foreign fruit and nuts that were
worthy of cultivation. This se1s0n
will lest the value Of . good many
varieties he has growing. His japanese
chestnut trees bore last year and are
fruitins again.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-15

NQuxt8o00H ~ Am0 G00t0D018ks BALL
San Francisco chronicle.
The result OF the Centennial bail
shows the folly OF allowing people who
hare no experience In managing enter.
tainments to have control Of such an
affair. Ward McAllister was = snob
but he At least possessed the expert
ence which would have been invalua,
bic in the conduct Of such an enter.
tainment as this great ball. Stuyve
SAINT Fish and his associates appar'
emily paid no attention 10 details. and
the result was that the doorkeepers
who should have been Trustworthy
men, admitted courtesans ana thieves
and the scenes In the supper-roon
were worse than those 1T mask ball
This Is probably the last time that NJ
Centennial people win ever get u
manage any public affair. Once in I
century Is often enough for them x
show their lack Of everything excepl
ancestry.
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the salute Ten Survivors Of tsae Ebez
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mnsd Ct cnpfain Are1d. uere test herv
10 protect the property Of fhe German
Gfrna.
In bonyeYsafion With Tie Associates
Press correspondent. Captain yo1
Arend snid he thought The storm Md
sefkted the 6amoan question mo1<
effectunIIy than The Berlin conference
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SEATTLE WOOD YARD.

Dry alder aasf Sir waod eus AIR serrth.
Dry ksnziEfaz Speciality. Coal delivered
- am fsasf ef the city. 0rsiers rxeeiFsl 81
l. rs Ffsnt street. or AZ yaTst on Hopkins
uhssS. 9o<ss 81 -<sseeA street
mhss ssa T. A. RUSSELL. Proprietor.
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BARGAINS,
BARGAINS,
| BARGAINS.
| so~ i sos. sins = ssy
FAMILY BIBLES.
| Protestant Bibles, retail
price, $I8. At our store At
$500.
Catholic Bibles. retail
price, Sis. AT our store,
$500.
Another Catholic Bible,
retail price, $40. Our price
$500.
We lately bought about
5000 worth Of books and
stationery, all Of which viii
|be sold at about the same
rate as we have been sell
ing for the last three
months. Most Of the stock
1t LESS than usual who'll
sale prices, and hundreds Of
books at less than our cost.
We have about 100 Al
BUNS. many Of them Of the
latest designs and most
beautiful patterns, and thir-
|ty-six different styles. all Of
which will be sold At whole
sale prices.
See our window display
from day to day for bar
gains.
|G. DAVIES Il co.'s.
7Os FRONT STREET.
nav
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On April II tAsola. or native fests.
val. Was bed ~ Mausxusn. Just cut
sisis the neutral tertiary % aapia, In
h1nor - Admsral Kimberly, hy the
peepse 81 She Tasrnasags district.
Several smaller demonstration OF the
kind had been given In the asiniral's
honor bat extensive preparations
were made Ger this saaals. and when
the boar arrived there we're fnily los
warriors present. . great majority Of
them h~ing men OF immense stature.
Over go native wenen ard children
ard nearly al she American ard Brit
ssh residents Of Apla. acre also pres
ent
kine MataaEa. wish his hxslsgaArsa.
r<xsaFsess a native haese III tr0ss az
which the aaIsiz was bell, auxs Admir-
a AsmAs1ls. mis- stall, and Vice
t'oslxsd Hsakelosk were provided with
SEATS alongside the king. Tbs natives,
wha eers garssossszy decorated. were
reviewed hy the aAsnsszl. ard the lest
efs ard saen wosld dance ixtere the
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kfeesEns as rHk eearsTs.


Not more than oue-thirsi OF the
bodies al The victims Of the storm,
have hecn recovered. and il Is sun
posed the greater number Of them
were either washed far onf 10 sea or
fastened IN the sunken wreckare. A
body supposed 60 Be that Of captain
echouumakrr 81 the vandalia, which
vaS found GA The beach four miles
from Afaa. was buried on German
plantation near where il was washed
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Is 1n6se
= q .s,.s
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-15
Dsstis.g..isnea Hscn.

Governor John Ireland, OF Texas !;
Simon z. Hughes, Of Arkansas S D..
McEnery. governor Of louisiana; e..
B. Turner, Judge United States court !;
Ex Governor Hubbard, minister TO
Japan; Marion Martin, ex,lieutenant
governor of Texas, w. r. Miller, cX-
governor OF Arkansas; L. a, Perry,
governor Of Florida; " D. BloXham,
ex-governor Of Florida; John b.
Gordon, governor of Georgia Alex
Graeg. bishop Of the Episcopal church
aud chancellor OF the university ri The
south, aud hundreds Of other dlsiin-
guished monol the United States in aIi
professions and in every department OF
science have had their sightrestored by
the use of Hawkes. crySiaiizad lenses.
Az eyes fitted aud III guaranteed hy
Charles LYLE & Co. druggists.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-15
THE NEWS IN EG7EE.
items Gathered EEeKc, There aGd
Everywhere.

llS-llS SzESsec-Ct E&SSCs ''''N'
Everywhere.
Mr.. C. H. Camp returned y2stey-
day from visit to his brothers., IN
Nelson county.
Only thirty-three wagons paid tbe
cur6age tax at the market house yes
tarday, amouutias TO $40.
The trial of the case OF j. O.
Hensley was postponed BIZ the mayor
uutil / O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
Ladies' dougola, hand-s4wed shoes
FOR $3.50 at L. Gociz's, q Salem
avenue. noyI4-t
The trial Of The eases CT Bill Rodi
AID Resale Roblnsoa, charged with
creating disturbance was postponed
yesterday bY the mayor unlil toe 20th
instant.
Boys and children hats at z.
Goetz's, q Saiem-avelue. novl4-t
Gray & Boswell, real estate agents,
sold jwo houses and lots yesterday, one
in Belmont addition and one in Rogers,
Fairfax and Houston's addition for
81, 500 each.
Mems, youths and boys suits, %
TO 80 per cent. of. st joseph Cohn 5
olosing-out sale.
There was an error as to tho MIN
Der Of families which the removal Of
The Bridsewater Carriage Factory viii
cause to comc 10 this city. The nuul-
Der will be somewhere between twenty
and thirty.
-Twepty-fye ard 20 per cert. saved
ly attending Josanh COINS Closing
sale.
The en- ployes Of the Roanoke
Machine Works will be paid of today
Tor Il c moHth of October. The pay
ro.l for tl,at month is &44, COCA marked
increase over the amount disbnrsad
for September.
Attend Joseph COINS sixty day
closing sale.
Mr.. j. S. Simmons & Co, real es-
tate agents, sold property in the West
End aggregatiag $3.50; also twelve
lots in Linwood Addition, one house
and lot on Centre-street. and one lot
in Ing!eside Addition.
Gents fine handmade shoes at Z.
Goetz's, 81 Salem-ayanue. novl4-t
The new pavement in front of the
Norfolk and Western Offices brought
ont the boys on roller. skates yesterday;
but a continus ton Of the sport there
would become nuisance ct once,
which would have 10 be promptly
abated.
Joseph Cohn will move TO Geo.
II. Davis u Co.'S standon January lst,
1890. Mr.. Cohu is closing his entire
stock at greatly reduced prices so as to
open an entirely new stock in his new
house. Mems and youths and boys
ovarcoats o5 TO 50 per cent. off at 10.
sssph Cohn's closing sale. nol5 TT
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-15
IE3cEa iIRIVA.s.

The arrivals at IIo;el Roanoke yes.
lerday were: } c Ragn. y II Lyons.
Blueie!d. Y: Va; ;'obsrt 5 hteppor,
Albion, Mieh; l / Ailiend, Richmond;
Mrs Jos II Coke nurse and children.
Hagersiown; Thso Jones, Bal imoye;
CEas Wentworth, n / Ioon, Indian
sHolis; J. { Johnson. Philadelphia; J
G Mcmillan, knoHyille: & q VIII oc.;,
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-15
CITY COUNCIL.
THE BUSINESS IT DID LAST
NIGHT.
The STREET RAILWAY EXTENSION
Streets end sewcrs.-Fines Collected
rn,nn:es OF the Alnshouse"The
New Orainamcc.-other
Matters.

The City Council met in regular sos-
SION ut their room in the courthouse
last night and transacted considerable
business of routine nature.
There were present Councilmen
Buckner, HAWTHORN, McCohen, Rug
giles, Sheehan and Scott.
The mayor reported s2Sl.S0 in fines
collected during the month of October
and The superintendent of cemetery
eight white funerals and nine eolored
oues.
The superintendent of the aims
house reported that there were nine
new Inmates during October, and the
auditor reported s41 ,506.OS as the
balance charged to the treasurer.
The condition of building on the
north side of Campbell-sueet, between
Commerce and Roanoke streets, WAS
reported by the City Engineer to be
unsafe. The report was adopted and
so much as referred 10 Rorer Hall
was ordered to he referred to the Public
Property Committee with power 10 act.
Mr.. Woodward, from The Committee
on Public Property. reported several
changes to be made in the almshouse,
and the committee was given perm!s-
sior 20 act.
Tue ordering Of frerlugs, in accord
dance with the recommendation of the
chief of The Ere department, was ap-
proved.
The city engineer WAS ordered 10
have sewer laid between Patton and
Harfison-aveuues through the Rssce
lands
Two thousand, ulne hundred AID
forty-seven dollars and evelt.y,t'ile
cents on account wcre'lcportea aud an
:Ir. Woodward reported that the
room ID Rorer Hfll ior police head-
quarters was being fixed up.
The Roanoke Light Infantry was re
iieyed from Git5 taxes in running the
The PROPOSED extension OF the City
Street Railway out through the We.
Ead yas reported BY Air. BucEasr aud
adSEied.
-sGe petition Of j. y. Bid Gad
sssStbers for a sidewalk 90 Pine-street.
Sfrcm Jefferson 10 Henry-stseet, was
referred to tie Street Committee. with
,..peyyeg to-act, likewise The petition o;
Y. z. Camp & Co. fer Sidewalk Oh
Robert>or-sireet.
The ordinance offered BY Mr. Wood.
imposing tine on corporations shut
ting OF water in the cit9 without civ
lug due notice to the chief Of the Ire
department., was adopted.
Mr.. y. Cypress was ordered 10 be
allowed TO lsy q Sidewalk on south
side of Fourth-ayenue at the expense
OF the property owners, ard under
The direction of the city engineer.
petition Of y. c. Campbell and
others for the opening Of Harrison
street was referred 20 the Street Com
mittee with power 10 act.
The protest OF Il, D. Ca:dwell and
others in the matter OF . sidewalk on
Kimba,l-avenue was laid 90 The table.