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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-20
Effects Lasting Cures.

Paine'sC Celery CompOundhS performed many
other cures as marvellous as these,-copies OF
letters sent to any address. Pleasant to take,
does not disturb, but aids digestion, and entire
ly vegetable; a child can take it. What's the
use OF suffering longer with rheumatism or
neuralgia?-
s1.OO. Six for $500. Druggists.
Mammoth testimonial paper free
WELLS, RICHARDSON & Co. Props, Burlington, vt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12

MfsNKAroLIs. Aprfl fl.-i.ast night PRESIDENT
Lowry. president OF the Minneapolis ana St
Paul sueeICar Company. issued orders re-
duciDg the wages Of ell the employees. The
order goes into eusc Monday ON all the borse.
cable. and motor lines. and Il l. confidently ex-
pected 10 procipitate a general strike The
company claims that Il 10 losing money. and
that IL mast rctrench Ia order 70 rioas the bonds
with which 70 build The new cable lines The
nien are suhen and snconmunicsave. but nc
serious trouble 10 feared The company Ia pre-
pared for any outbreak. The conductors and
engineers on the motor linc won't ON a strike al
noon to-day. and st Ef5 all The conductors aud
drivers on he foprth-AyenRo and Tyndsle-
Avenue sIcot-esf hnee struck. All tho rest Of
ne drivers and conductors 10 the city are ex.
becled " follow suit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12
The storm 80 PoquostD.
orroanruH anea ~ tina Riehpanpd Dtspafcb I

IJOrcBpunoenco OF Ins HItNhiObu UFtpdIcIsI
YORK cocRTY. VA, April 10, 1889.
During mo storm Of Saturday night the tide
swept over many square miles OF Poquosin.
The people lost heavily Cattle, hogs. sheep.
fowls 90, arc lying dead all along the road aud
about the fields and woods. A number o. out
houses were washed completely away. Some
dwellings were BADLY damaged. Tho families in
many OF tue houses had 10 move upstairs 70
keep out Of tho water. Beds, trunks, clothing,
canoes. &C, DC, lay piled Up In the fields after
the vatersr0ceded.
Mr.. West Aessick, who lives few hundred
yards from the bay. TOOK her little children up
ftSirA The chimney OF the house was washed
completely away and one entire end OF the house
blown OF by the gale. Many families are desIi-
tute aud most everything they possessed Is gone.
They need help and will appreciate the smallest
gift IL is thought tsst at leaSt four men from
mis- noighborhood are drowned Their names
are Captain John Lawson, heads hossick,
George Cox, and West Messick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12
mysterieas Death.
HyhE0FEUUH DtHtus
rcn1clsi telsRran " the Dispatch

fspeciAa TELEGRAM " the Dtspatch.l
DAxyILLE. Va. April 1i.--Mrs- p L. Grasty. q
we'll known lady. died here last night under
somewhat mysterious circumstances. She and
her husband had not boon living together for
some time past and she re@tdcd Hloae at her
home Oh Paxton street Lasi night she retired
in her usual health: but did not mako her ap-
f,esrance This moraing. and about 10 O'Clock tho
door Of her room was forced and she was found
al tho bedside in night dress cold In death. An
inquest was hsId and an empty bottle which had
contained choral was found In the adjoining
room. hhe was nervous person. and 10 addi-
tlop 70 this was troubled over her domestic reia-
lions For sonse time pest she had been using
choral 70 induce sleep and IL Is supposed she
Enthusiastically teok an overdose. The cover on
the bed had leon turned down and II wac evil
don't she was IN the ect Of retiring when the
drug nrsi took effect
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12
LOUDOUN COUNTY.
County Court-veterans-N Hotel,
Correspondents of the Richmond Dispstch.l

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
LRESBURG, VA, April 10, 1889.
The April term OF the County Court began In
This town on Morday-Judge TebDs on the
bench. The attendance the first two days was
quite large. Robert and Franklin johnson
tcolored boys we're sent 10 the penitentiary Tor
three years for breaking and entering store
house in Aide The case Of the LOvetlsule
White Caps resulted in the conviction OF two,
with a ire al $40 and costs each. seven liquor
licenses were granted in This town.
tits expected that some fifty 10 eeventy-nye
members Of Clinton Hatcher Camp. COnfe1e-
rate Veterans. will attend the unVelling OF the
Contederaie monument in Alexandria. Vs., GU
The s4th of May. The commander o. X. 4. Lee
Camp, Of that city. has been notified by the
sdlu'ant Of the camp here of the acceptance of
the Invitation.
An invitation has also been received from
Pics ett- Buchanan Camp. Confederate Veterans,
Of Norfolk, Va. requesting Clinton Hatcher
Camp 10 be present in That city on memorial
dRy-June 9th.
The work on the new hotel here Is progressing,
aud II IL hoped IL will he ready for occupancy Dy
the summer moatns-
Circuit Court cohvenes in this town Monday,
April 22f. CAIOCllN'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12
Motion to Dismiss q sutt.

NEW YORK. April 1t.--Counseilor Godkin. or
behalf Of the Rrening Pest, appeared before
Judge Beach In thu Supreme Court chamber 20
day aad meved for . dismissal Of Colonel W. w
Dudleys suit against the Post 20 recover dam
ages for the publication Of an alleged libel con.
si-ting of tho Blocks OF Five letter. Counee
stated that dudley GU his examination before
the commission In Washington refused TO testify
as 70 the matters concerning his complaint
Colonel Bliss argued that Dudley had acted
properly In declining 70 testify. Tie said Sonkif
had presented 20 Dudley the very letter upon
witch tho Indiana grand jury wss asked 10 In
dict him and requested him 10 say whether o.
not Il was his signature and Dudley declined u
snswer In order 10 protect himself In any pro
ceodtucs brought Decision was reserved
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12
BY L. r. Chain & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers
No. north Tenth street, Richmond, Va

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF
~ the Chancery Court OF the city Of Richmond
pronounced on Noyembe :. 1883, ia the suit OF
&C. Oh Cowardia. who sues for &C., ~ DO0ley
& Purcell. trpstee3 and Qls.,n NO Will offer for
sale by public auction on
TUESDAY. APRIL i6. 1899,
~ 40 P. H.. on tho premises. thc following
REAL ESTATE Of which Charles W. Purcell
died seized and pOssessed-viS.:
THREE LOTS. Of SO by ls5 feet each. On Lag
gon Hin ~ ,on the top Of the hill. situated on
tho east side Of Federal or Buchanau su eet At
it, intersection with William street, not far
from tho Chesapeake and Ohio railway ele-
yatOr.
Terms: One fourth cash, and tho residue on
three equal credits Of SIX. twelve. and eighteen
months. the purchaser or purchasers 70 give
their negotiable notes for the deferred pay fnents
Of tho purchase money, win legal Interest add
cd from day Of sale, aud tho title ~ be retained
until all OF the purchase money has been paid
and conveyance ordered by The Court
MEADE HASKiNS.
PHILIP r. PURCELL.
special { commissioners.
c. OBJ. COwARDIN, WHO SUES, SC. PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST DOLBY, TRUSTEE, AND AIS, DEFESD-
ANTS In THs CHANCgRY COUEr OF THE CRY
OF RICHMOND.
|. Charles W. GOddin. clerk Of said court, GER
tity that he bond required by The special COM
missiOners by tho dscrce In said cause OF No
yember 3, iSss, has beeu duly given.
Given under my hand this i3h day OF Noyem-
ber 1883
APPS CHARLES W. GODDTS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12
HILL CITY GATHERINGS.
Uheep-Kniing Dogs-A Verttabie
Ftre-ffeBd.
rspeclal Telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
LYScHBUEa. VA. April i1.-Mrs. Mary Rock.
daughter OF The late John W. Holt died at the
Ncrveli-Arlingion Hotel to-day aged iwonty-six
years. =,
Recently dogs nenr Burton's Crock, Campbell
county, broke into the sheep-iold OF John VII
NsIns aud killed nine sheep in one night Mr..
Williams put strychnine IN one OF the carcasses
and left It In field. he result next day was
thirty-four dead dogs and several dead buz1Srd.
me Liber Y woelIen- mills were sold this morn
ing 20 W. N. McChee for $1,000 lie bought II
for a syndicate aud the mill will resume work al
once.
A Telegram from Roanoke says: William RI
ley, formerly barkscper at tho Bust,c Saloon,
thot himself az IL % to-day IN the BACK part OF
his head from the eiiScts Of which he died IN
ABOUT fOrty-hve ninusga-
Ia the Mayors Court to-day Mary Harris tcol-
ered) was sent on 10 the grand Jury for throwing
q shovelfui Of IRE into the face of a colorod
man uAmed Buried Ndmunds. The ore dee troyed
fhs sight Of one Of Buriefs eyes and 1t Is thought
he will also lose the oiher one. lie was fright
fully burned abodt the face.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12

about i.p0o paxsssd tho streetA attracting q
large but undemonstra,ive crowd. Tho men 10
lire verc very orderly no evidences Of hausr 70
stimulate fns enthusiasm and net shout or the
ieaet setnblanco OF disorder was recDr71ed an
ring the parade general meeting OF the
master builders Of the city will be held Satur-
cay night for tho purpose OF Discussing the situ-
alton aud n possible 10 devise -omo plan 20 set
tle the strike. President Cook. OF the Master
Builders Association. says, however. that he
doesnot believe the master builders will recede
from their position. and the prospects Tor SET
clement ef the differences are very slim.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12

SIXTEENTH BETWEEN BROAD AND MAR
SHALL, NEAR CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO DEPOT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12
BY John T. GOddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
Bank and Eleventh streets

BY John T. GOddln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE EN-
Il TIRE OUTFIT or THE ENTERPRISE
DAIRY, p No. ii2 NORTH SEVENTH STREE I,
AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of two deeds OF trust
from Henry &. Hubball % tho undersigned az
trustees, and duly recorded in the Richmond
Chancery Court, We will sell, On
SATURDAY, APRIL, 10, 1859,
at II O'Clock A. NJ. on the premises, the ENTIRE
OUTFIT OF The ENTERPRISE DAIRY, IN
GLIDING GOODWILL, FIXTURES, AND Az
PLIANCES generally found in hrstcla5a
dairy-anong which are mbracec-
MARBLE-TOP COUNTER, CREAMERY,
BUTTER-WORKER:
LARGE MfLK-CHEST; 30 MILK-COOLERS;
is LARGE MILK CANS: IS DELIVERY CANS
l MILK-CART; CHURN AND WOODEN
oFPIcEDEsK, CHAIRS, STOVE. PICTURES,
&C, &C.
Particular attention Ia asked, as tbs articles
are all noarly new and must 10 sold. The stand
is d very valuable one and the trustees have Sc
cured from the owner o. the premises the right
Of the purchaser OF the dairy 70 lease the prem
ises at the rent Of $50 per annum. payable
monthly.
TgKMs: AT sale. JOHN n. GODDIN,
Trustee in First Deed.
ROSEWSLL PAGE,
Trustee IN Second Deed.
Sale conducted by JAS. MAcDOUGAI- ap9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12

Pursuant % a decree AMI foreclosure a.. 81.
tered on tho l5th daT ~ Decemhsr. .... T., IN.
Circuit Court q the ci'y OF Ecsms.f ..-.'...
In the abOye-slyied causes. So urso-,.,--t ,.
commissioner appointed ~ sad ie.fs, = ~
a. an entirety ~ public auop0r. b., u. lI....
bidder at the front door o. thec0 .rt t..... LIZ.
Hastings Couri, Ia the said cliy. q. uns ...r n
~ N on ths
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12
By K. c. Tinsley & Co,
Real Estate Agents aud AucuoneerS
1900 Main street.
, 1rCrTONgAIEOF TWO STORY

4 UCTION SALE OF A TWO-STORY
"A FRAME STORE AND DWELLING CORN ER
OF SPRING AND CENTRE STREET., Full
ToN AZ the request Of the owner We will o1er
for sale by public auction, on the wremises, ON
FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1889,
At & O'Clock p. NJ, the FRAME STORE AND
DWELLING corner Of Spring and Centre streets,
Fulton, containing i've rooms, besides store
room good well, &C.
This property il enhancing In value VIII al
was coInmand coon tenants, and will be sold on
very easy terms, which will be announced al
sale. L, c. TINsLEY & CO..
ny Auctionsers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12
MORE ECHOES rRox TIRE GREAT STORM.
,snnnlll Telegram TO the pisps.ch.l

Eosrorr Vi Aprfl ii.-To-day the steamer
Victoria ). Feed arrived IN port, hayiae "a 20"
the hull OF The ship Alice NJ hinoit OF BAN, NE,
CaDtatn K e. Cooley before reported dlsmssteo
OF The CarutinA coast every spar pclhs gone
Yesterday the steamer Pecd went 10 mo ASSIST
saoe Of mo ship, but as her windIass was sVno
the as~hers could not DO raised Inc cables
,--re broken by dynamite cartridges from tue
Psed, and he ship was taken IN TOW: afI'i i,
here as stated. II will be remetn Dered ma. me
enip Alice W. Minoit Is the same that was on
f,rN al West Point about three years ago, and hao
10 ba scUtred in the stream 70 save nor ana nor
cargo. sho bofng partially loaded win cotton AZ
the time. ..,
to-day ard reports thai on April 9Th she spoke
schooner C1ay Of Philadelphia, OF Phhadeiphlh,
With fore aud mhininesi gone chose py the ueck
aad ni1zenEaast broken on aoou niIesn leot
above me deck. The captain did not WISH any
nes{stzn o. On the same day spoke scnooher
Clifton, Of Windsor, \. =. with giDboom IoIe.
mast and main topmsst broken on ana loss Oh
ssils supplied her Win fresh water
Captain Coalson. OF the reVeDue-cutter hhnl-
ton. reports mat on the 9Th no passed lot OF
wreck ngo spars, &C.. with rigging auecneo- ono
mile southeast OF Cape Charles nentsnlp. as 30 y
passed part Of me deck ard atter-house o.
small achoonev, and soon AFTER passed lot OF
sugar hogsncsds, some twenty-five or thn'y III
number. ,
ar Bontsrnin f Poole, before reported stranded
ot the Virginia BEACH Is fn the city 10 mako ar
raneens4nfs iorfhe floating OF his vessel
The British steamship wyio. Captain Rogers
from Pntiadelphia 20 Havana with cargo OF
coat arrived in Hampton Roads this morning
win rudder broken aud otherwise damaged:
The captain reported 90 the Brush Consui anu
noted protest. board OF survey mas goho uV"A
20 the steamer -
Captsin Adams owner and manager OF the
schooner J. :. Wood. before reported ashore AT
Wash Woods, n 10 the city to-day 10 make ar
raneements for saving the cargo aud stripping
the vessel which Is a total los.
The ureckers-have returned from the wreck
OF the schooner George W. CeVlngioh; luIhusr-
laden Ashore at Pigs Point They found the
deck burst. the cargo floating out. ana the
vessel otherwise broken. They stripped the null
and left her. -, a.,
The tug Kate Jones arrived to-day win the
win,era1arter' shoal lightship in tow, having
picked her up ct sea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12
Died from wounds.

10y ICIoEF apl 70 IlIo UIHp87-IsI
CHICAGO, April ii.-Hrs. J. F. Kart, OF Brook
line. Mass who was 80 badly scalded in tho &C
cldent on the Chicago. santa Fe and California
railroad near Joliet yesterday, died Of the Mercy
Hospital In this city this morning The phys-
clans In attendance Bay Mr.. Hart and the others
wounded are doing well and will probably re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12
ssrssers rarsae.

fBy bieXfspb % Tho Dirpatch-1
ST LOUIS, April 1.-THE cerpcnters' strike is
SIN on, with no evidence OF weakening 90 either
side. Both the Master Buildsfs' Association aud
tho csrpenfers brotherhood hold regular meet
faes The latter daily, bus cannot come together
Oh the one point Of recognition OF the Brother
hood On houre and remuneration both agree.
Ihis moralng the hiriksrs W the aumpcr Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12
BY james B. Elan.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
li13 Main street
tURUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE Ol

TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
i VALUABLEVACANT LAND IN " FULTON
FRONTING i50Nll0 FEEI Of THE NORTH
SIDE OF GRAHAM STREET. AT THE NORiH-
WEST CORNER OF GtAHAM AND TONP-
KINS STREErS--In execution Of the deed Of
trust from r. ". Joyncr and wife 10 Ciodonia
Burton. now deceased, bearing date the 2id jan
uary. 1873, Of record IN Deadlock %, page l24
HenricO County Court. The undersigned suosti-
tuted trustee In the place aud steai Of Tho said
ClodOnia Burton. deceased. will sell By pub
lie auction, Oh he premises, on
MONDAY. APRIL -, 1883.
at O'CLOCK p. NJ,
the LOT OF LAND described IN ssid deed and
situa. ed At tho northwest corner OF Graham aud
Tompkins streets. 10 the county Of HenricO, east
OF aud near the city OF Richmond. ia thai part
thereof known as Fultoa.n fronting $50 feet on
the aorth side Of Graham street and extending
back along the western line OF IOmpklns street
and between parallel limos 10 feet 10 an alley in
common 10 feet wide. and which will be sold
either as a whole or Ia 1--we separate lots, as may
eeom best At timS Of sale.
TERMS: The said deed requires cash as % the
expenses OF sale and tho bond Of 1928 described
therein. with interestthercOn. and the residue as
the grsntor or the trustee may prescribe and d-
rect, but IL is probable that other and very
liberal terms may be made by cOn'ent and an-
nouncod az tmo OF sale. JACKSON GUY,
Substituted Trustee.
JAMES Z. ETAN, Auctoneer apll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12
AUCTION sALEs-vssuse Days
ByN. W. Bsws.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
J,HE HANDSOME AND CAPA-
cIoUs RESIDENCE
Hs. oDIN G. CLAY.
No. zoos GROVE AVENUE.
WITH LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE GROUNDS,
AT AUCTION.
Agcr.cs eALss-y.sss. s:y.
At the request OF tho owner, VINO has removed
10 a distant state, will sell by suction, on The

At the request OF tho owner, VINO has removed
10 a distant state, will sell by suction, on the
promises on
TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1889.
At AZ O'Clock P. NJ, the LARGE, ATTRACTIVE,
AND WELL~BrJLr SlDENCR above referred
TO- which was constructed few years ago OF tho
best materials IL contains on tho 1rst story,
besides the largo and airy balls, two handsome
parlors, q large and beautiful dining-roofn. a
library. store-room. pantry, laundry. and ktich-
en- with main stairway and private stairway
70 the next floor and on tho second floor are
I'VE large and one small bedrooms, bath, ser
wants rooms. g.. all arranged In the most per-
feet and complete manner
The house occurios about IS feet OF the lot,
leaving vacant say 30 feet OF the most beautiful
land in that deserved popular section OF our
growing city; snd II ia probable that thevacaDt
lot will be sold separately.
In arrangements. comfort neichborhood. Ger
tain increase Ia value. aud general stractiTenoss
this property is ali that can DO desired as home
or as an Investment
TERMS: AT sale. y. w BOWIE.
ap9 AuctiOnoer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12
by Frank ID. AN s. Co.,
Leai lstate At'uIaf-fs,
6norih Eletcnlh s-rle-. b Lm-rl. Va

ig .'ulh i's iia.l ~ We
Zeal Est4te At.uIaftr.
eror,h pl..cnth ..e,.r ...fr,.ri "a
onoi'n H''''N'''
ysNrTI, nr-s-T Ap .1r.TANTr MI
M ~ " ~. a. 't' o. 10 100
n ~" AM 'iA' ~ .'t NV
NullN lN'li us
TUE MIL PLANT UtIrpl..,. ALL TX.
pDnvr,,-,... ,,t...- NArnfNrr.
w., '., - ,.-. ,....,,
WILL. BEAtps. AND FKAN-
tul.Eg Dg sam
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SITUATED IN Ihl TOW s. 'f hAN'hE' hh'
OtJAdE> Rfk Ek.
tsu,pDrATVf Drr.-frE rD 1ffr CITY OF
,.,,.It,...,.., ". ...... -.ru..
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pl bllN alN ilIf.
Pursuant q q ressluti.I iOpiHi NJ ih" f.
holders of the DuLl0p a. n.lan "a hI.I a'i
Manufacturing Company ~ meeting Cd
the 2lsf day OF Nercn. lA'l uu biAri NI I-
tors 0i said company vii Oncr Tor -t.a o. i.n..i
auction, on tho premises on
WEDNESDAY, JCsg, 3. tsl.
~ T. o'clock 49,. Zoe MILLING l-NN.k ",
BRANDs A[DFR,Ncniea, ~ said company.
Tue fr.acnlsss o. tue company aro t-r. -i
under an So OF G~ncrHl A.-embIT az h'r-i..a
incoruoratinz thaeaMs, and ars very VALUABLE.
Toe rrouuf uuou Wi d tac-r mills rr- rr-. 80
&. bolI tif,ll.r "A perurtlpf Inra. expiring ..-f
VI
,,er,ots ~ f,.nfy v..r. AL inc orU1l q tIf
ia-sa.s or fi,.ir 7ssfgl A.
H. iesscl.'is c.lat, 4, subject rsl.a. NJ
g. IN - a1u,l~, Ian re fff a,f uuss-.. ,r
Gnt ~ ,rsg....,l .tla ir. irnn-ogemsnl, q -r.rr
dassrirri,n from ALI nIunl-iual axe. 100
huiidin,-s ,,o,-i.t Of
! me- MIL proper-a BRICK BUILDING.
coyersd win tln. G5Lrss feet olratstof.0, D. ff.
With coufaius Al TIE milling M. lllriy .I
motern aculisn-..
u The G0ANhRY. BRICK BUILDING nf-
aret viii t,u tsxl IN f.el rIraf SOTO. h..H.
.iI.h ii no ,,,,. l.nln. t.D.rf
~ - =. -. go AL moan t.t.rr.
nHI - ..t M .,oi ,,--r.. ,f ,'.,r
VI -, -re,i. as WAutifD. ~ . WOOD e.
nm nf,st ,,r,v.l r,-f.s firrf f@et { r
-. Nh All ri,h .f.-ats rara.Itg f.r D. ..
,,.I. - i,,, ana I'D oue rlutr barrels.
80 -,'i- -, 81 bi.t d ir 1881 ana w..
| .,, ,,iotolg r,n,,.,alI,.I fy tfr celebrated 3D.
! to,ii,s-, ~ Ans al ri st...4ksa. g...
.,h II - t.t,.t ana fsaf rey..r..n .. ..
~ 1f.@tsvss c,p...fy 81 fro. I'D. .I
y. 10 - @,,, snts f.tri. - .,f. .a-
| dav ana tit, rrpItation OF ulelr lealIne f.a..s
e s.!' o. - ..p,,,1orr 40 "... .... .
Tx TX, 49, do,'-..,i,. hrs,ss 80 s,...f 81. ..1
| in heconrtrv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12

Ine hicAmond ana AheghAny RairlAf Com
pany and Otbers.----..... .........Defsra.,,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-12
ACTION aALEs-Thts Day.
ByJ. Thompson Brown q Co.
Real Estate Agents and Aucti'neers,
ii13 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE


COMMISSIONERS SALE
Two.sToRY- AND BASEMENT sTocK-BRIcK
DWELLING.
WITH VACANT LOT ADJOINING.
ON MAIN STREET NEAR SOUTHEAST COR
NER TwENTY-F0URrH STREET,
AND
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS
AND
ADJOINING VACANT PROPERTY
SIXTEENTH BETWEEN BROAD AND MAR
SHALL, NEAR CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO DEPOT.
West, euardian,l Richmond chHnc'ry Court
West ct ais Decree entered April 4, 1889.
~ v,r,ue ~ the above decree. entered on the
above date. the undersigned. special minis
sloners therein appointed, wili sell a. public
snctio1. on tho premises (Msin and Twonty-
fourth streets, on
FRIDAY, APRIL -, 1889.
,tsP NJ. the BRICK HOUSE AND VACANT
LOT above described.
This PROPERTY, with proper improvements
and small outlay, will yletd nanasono re-
apd by use OF a side wall q store could 90 buils
would pay we'll Then, on
SAME DAY.
at6P NJ. at sixteenth and Brosd streets, the
BALANCE OF THE ABOYE-DEsCRlBED PRO
PETTY.
Tho irnprovements thereon being In bad re-
nsir at present could be utilized In the erection
If other property on tho lot, or the whole could
he remoyed and most excellent coal aud wood
ward established or, 10 would make good
misunderstanding site, the nearncss 10 the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway giving it ample shipping
faciiitieA ,,
TERMS: One third cash, and the residue In two
equal payments. payable at six and twelve
months from day OF sale, the purchasers OK
ecutinT negotiable notes. with interest added,
and tito retained until the whole purchase
money Is paid and conveyance ordered hy tho
Court ". u. DE- fih ,oiDuh'
X. J.. PAIGE,
Special Commissioners.
7. THOMPSON Brown d Co., Auctioneors.
WEST, GUARDIAN. &c, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST
WET. ct AIS, DEFESDLSTs-lN IHE ChANCEBY
COURT or THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
l. Charles w. Goddin, clerk OF said court, GER
rfy that the bond required Of W. Ii. beyerdego
and G. b. Jackson. the special commissioners.
by the decree in said cause Of April 4, 1859, has
Given under my hand this 6th day OF April
1882 - -. ,,,,r,,.
app CHARLES W. 1ODDlN.