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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
THE CHICAGO MURDER
NEWSPAPER RsPoRrsR DOES A LIT
TIE POLICE WORK
AHuman Finger Foand in the Sewer from
which Or. Cronin's Body
Was Taxed.
ley telegraph to he pi,patch.l

CnlclGo. Nav 24-William b. Hoschkiss,
sreporter for the Inter.Ocean, did little
police work last night on his own account
Tine result may De the disclosure that an
other person beside Cronin was murdered
Hotchkiss found that the suburban police
had neglected 10 search The catch oaSih
where Crouin's body was found after re-
moving the corpse. The neWspapcr'm9n
decided 10 undertake the work himself IN
the bottom 81 the sewer BASIN c0nceaed I'D
the water was found bloody towel exactly
similar 20 the one wrapped about 'ronin
head. Further cropping brought mp hu-
man finger. re member was decomposeu
and It was impossible 10 determine whether
II yaSa mans or womsn's. The ideMsug-
gesied by ihe new find were various; recol-
leciious OF Woodrulls confession M 10
woman's body were revived. ~ were also
his statements indicating that there had been
q struggle in which pr. Cronin was par
tieipanl. Il = ccria.n that the finger IL not
from the bands q d.. Cronin. Close exam
instion shows that none Of Cronin's fingers
are missing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25

WANTED. BY 4 GENTLEMAN,
w TWO UNFURNlNHEp ROOMS, well
lighted aud connecting. ON rr-t or second hoog.
lust be- on S1o,kOo Hill and not too far from
post-ohce. kelorcuces exchanged. Address l..
NJ H., rost-OGce HoI -, Mchmond, Va.
my 2l-9t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
A MOVES. SUIT
THAT Occupied the Augusta Circuits
Ceurt -Four Days.
Especial telegram to tbs pIspatchI

sTAuNT0N, Va, May 4.-A novel case was
concluded in the Augusta Circuit Court to-
dAy. II was suit for 6, coo damages brought
by Lucy A. Curtis against her mother-n-
law, Aduenne Curtis, widow OF Cap
tain Curtis, who was killed in the rail-
road disaster In 1887 near Greenwood, on the
Chesapeake and ONO rsiway. The cons
plant OF the daughtcr-in.law was that The
mother.in.law alienatod The affections OF her
husband from her. They bad one child,
which the father had taken away. Nr'.
Lucy A. Curtis IL the daughter OF Mr.
Hook, OF Highland county.
The case occupied four days OF the court.
There were q number OF witnesses, and It
YVES warm contest throughout the trial. The
suit was brought for Mrs. Lucy A. Curtis
by William T.. Craig and James Bumgsrd-
ner. Jr The counsel OF the defendant, Mrs.
Adr:enne Curtis. wero 4. {. 8raNton,
George NJ. Harrison. and II. st. George
Tucker. All inside speeches m the case. The
jnry were IN consultation but snort while
and rendered a verde: Tor 1920.
Another suit FOR damages OF $4,000 enter
ed some time since Is now under trial. H. is
brought by j. ". Brsnd against W. 4. Me-
Comb for assault. Counsel for the plaintiff,
A. C.. Braxton; for the defendant, George
NJ Cochran, Jr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
THE GLoucEsrEa TRAGEDY.
The Funeral Of Ross-He Had Previ-
OuSiy Threatened suicide.
tenoc1al telegram to ths Dlspateh.l

Especial telegram 10 me DisOathl
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VA, Nav - -
The funeral Of Joshua +. Ross took place
this afternoon at O'Clock. Rev. William
Il. Lee, o. the Episcopal church. ofhciated.
Quite number OF people assembled In the
Presbyterian church. where a short service
was held The family OF the deceased went
TO the grave, and the plic0us cries Of his
young wife. Josh, take me with You -
Take me With you. Josh - brought tears
10 many eyes. lie was buried few steps
from Hughes IN the Presbyterian church
yard.
Mrs. Ross will return to Baltimore with
her father
The corouer's jury last night decided that
Ross came to his death by his own hands
Mr.. EigEcy's statement has been given be-
fore. Mr.. stewart had heard Ro,ssIy some
thing about drowning himself before he was
married. This WAS after he had had quar-
rel with Hughes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
NAY 30. fssg.

By request OF the owners. and for the purpose
Of division. shall sell by public auction. on the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
DICHMOND BAZAAR. E-7c
i NOS Ii3s And 1910 FKASELIS sraFFT N-6-A

Our regular sale viii commence
TODAY
az 10 o'clock, when We will oiler number n ex-
celleut HORSES, Nj LBS. BlGGinS, PHAE-
TONS, AND WAGONS.
Al Il O'CLOCK
90 bales HAY. In good condition:
ENTIRELY NEW TOP BUGGY, without re-
serve.
WHITE MARE, "sanic," reliable family
animal:
I LIGHT FOUR.SEAT DRAG. IN 1rst-rato order;
SEtOND-HAND PlIAEION, recently repaired
/ CITY HACK. by order ~ trustee;
SECONDHAND Top 81 Coy AND HARNESS .
! SECONDHAND OPES BUGGY, built by Brew
ster-light:
2TOP WAGONS. for grocers' use;
pair GOOD FARM MULES:
1 SECONDHAND CHAMPION MOWER;
SECONDHAND LAWN MOWERS:
AMI q 1 other stock registered in time.
my = J.. J.. COOK, Salesmnn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
BY y. w. Bowo
Real Estate Auctioneer,
A BEAUTIFUL - BUILDING LOT
EIGHTH STREET NEAR LEIGH
AND
ADJOINING No 615 NORTu EIGHTH STREET,
AT AUCTION.

l will sell by auction, on tho premises. on
MONDAY. MAY q, 1893.
ats O'Clock 7, NJ. the LOT above referred 10.
fronting about ~ feet on tho east side Of kighth
street. north OF Leigh street, aud running back
wide.
This LOT Is In a beautiful square, aud by rea-
sou OF its central position Is very des raOle,
there being no better location for a dwelling OK
medium sizo This fact IS attested by the
scarcity OF vacant lots and empty houses IN this
neighborhood. There Ia a magnificent pecan
tree on the part OF this lot which adds % its
attractions
TERMS; Liberal, and at sale.
~ W R0WE- AnatloaAar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
ByJ Thompson Brown & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lii3 Main street
TRUSTEE' Els SA LIE
or
BROOK TURNPIKE PROPERTY.

BY virtue OF q decd Of trust from John FAun-
II aroy 10 the undersigped trustee dated July -,
1883 md recorded I'm the County Court or Hem
rico Deed Book l2i A, page 5sh to secure the
payments OF certain negotiable notes therein
mentioned. and default having boon made and
being requested so 10 do by the beneficiary, |
will proceed 70 cell. on tho premises, on
SATURDAY, NAY 18th,
AZ o'clock =. NJ. the above PROPERTY. de-
acribed In sold deed as lot or parcel Of land
lying aud being in tho county OF Honri,o,
broOklaud township. or tho east side Of the
Brook turnpike, about three and half rnilo5
north Of Richmond, and designated ns To- No. Z
In tho survey made by James Y. Redo, which is
annexed 70 deed from Gertrude Scheveer
aud A brahsm Tim berlake. dated september 10,
1873 and recorded in Deed Book 81, page 49,
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses OF executing the
deed Of trust and to pay of the balsrco due on
notes secured therein. which exact amount will
DO announced at sale.
SAMPSON CARTER, Trustee.
j. THOMSON BROWN q CO., Auctioneers
my g
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
Auction sALES-Future Doys.
ByN. ". Bcwe.
Real Estate AuctiOne9r.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Is $500
ACRES OF LAND
~ THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
AT THE NORTH ENDO EIGHTH AND NINTH
STREETS.
NEAR TIE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
WAY,
At AUCTION.

In execution OF deed Of trus; dated October
u. 1885, recorded in Richmond Chaucary Court,
10 sd-Book ~ G, page ~, being required 80 TO
do by The beneficiary therein named, We VIII
sell by auction, ON tho premises, Oh
TUESDAY, JUSE 4, 1879,
~ > J.. NJ, the LANCE PARCEL or LAND men
toned above situated es+; @. Navy Hill and cx-
tending 90 Bacon --QuariCr branch. This land
Is admirably suitable for The erection o. me-
diun-s Ied dwelling, its ncarnoss 90 The heart
Of the city. 10 the Chesapeake ani Ohio railway
shop. and 20 tho Richmond Locomotive apI
Machine Works renders livery desirable Tor tlis
purpOse. aud Its being sold ia such largo block
affords one OF the beet opportunities for specu-
latiOp over offered 10 the public, qnl - h. is
located az the north portal of the proposed tug
noi under Egh.h street ana very clos" 90 tho
Che Apease and Ohio railway il has q blg future
for manufacturing plrposes
TERMS: Cash sunicieRt - pay no expenses oi
sale and n note for sf.C1t3L with interest from
April H. 1879 and protest charges; credit as
20 G,63H until October bis ls-J, aud the resi-
due ON such terms "a tho rrantors or in tho
event Of their failure so 10 dol as tie trustees
may prescribe. All credit payments 10 carry
interest aud IA be secured uy a rust decd.
y W. BOWIE.
Ii. A. ATKINSON, JR.,
my . Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
By y. w. Bowe,
Real Estate AuctiOneer.
Real Estate Auct0neer.
HANDSOME MAIN-STREET LOTS
L BETWEEN
RESERVOIR AND MORRIS STREETS,
AND
LOTS on RESERVOIR STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS,
AT AUCTION.
on TUESDAY. NAY q, 1850.

or TUESDAY. MAY p. 1889.
az 3 O'Clock +. n. viii sell az auction. on the
premises, limited number OF kAIkA-FINk
BUILDING LOTS situated as above stated.
Those lots are In A desirable section of the city,
with good improvements aQd desirable neigh
b0rs all around. have all tho advantages Of
graded streets, phyements, cuiyerts, gas, and
water. besides splendid shade trees and ine
sire st-car facilities.
For GOOD houses suitable alike for homes or
for income these lots present great attractions,
aud the owner viii sec that no lot - built on
nearer than twelve feet 10 the street. line. aud
that no store OF any kind shall ever DO erected
on tle entire square. SEQ plat at auctioneer's
once.
Trims: LIBERAL and az sale.
N. W. BOWIE,
n"h AucIionoar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25

ooh, my back lisa common excisIna.
lion, and expresses aworld Of misery aad
suffering. IL Is singular this pain arises
IRON such VARIOUS causes. Kidney disease,
IFer complaint. wasting affections, colds,
rbenin<'isn. dyspepsia, oyeTwOrk, and ner.
fous DEBILITY are the chief causes When
thus ai1pg reel. PROMPT relief. IL can be
touns best 10 Browns Iron Bitters. II
builds np from the foundation by m.kiug
The blood rieh and pure. Leading physi.
clans and ministers use and recommend Il.
II has cured many, and II you are sufferer,
try II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25

BY virtue Of two deeds Of trust dated respec-
tvoly December q. 1S.1. and March 30, 1855, and
recorded In Deadlock III G. page ~ and Deed
Book 13i G. page 3a6, In clerks o1ice Richmond
Chanccry Court, and 1t tue request OF the bene-
ficisry, default having been made in payment OF
debts th,ro'n secured. We Will sell by auction, on
the premises, on
THURSDAY. MAY 30. 1859,
at ~ O'Clock p NJ. TWO FRAME DWELLING
HOUSES located on Cedar street between Sew
cnteeuth and Buchanan streets, In the city Of
Richmond. This property vii pay a. an invest
ment. AMI parties seeking investments or homes
should attend this sale.
TERHs: Cash for expenses 81 sale ani 10 pay
tho debts due. s'42.61, and balance on terms an-
nouuced az sale. JULIUS STltACS,
K. b. CHhfFlN,
". j. WE,TWOOD.
Trustees.
Sale by r. b. CHAFFIN & CO., Aucd)neers
u
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IAp1@ Salyl


WANTED, A YOUNG MAN TO
w learn the BAKING BUSINESS one that
has been al the trade preferred. Apply 70
X. tDhN,
nv 25-it' No. u south Twelfth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25

III
OF division. shall sell BY public auction. on the
promises. on
THURSDAY. NAY 20. 1859.
OF o'clock p. NJ, tho aboye-namod wel-known
and very valuable PROPERTY, on the west SIDE
Of Twenty-nfth street between Broad and MAR
shall streetA fronting together 20 feet and ex-
tending beck between parallel lines 10 feet TO a
wide alley In the r, ar Ths Dwelling Is q spa
ciOus aud very substantial detached brick struc-
ture. containing eleven rooms y fac size, high
ceilings. conveniently constructed. snd requiring
but a moderate outlay 90 mako IL quito attrac-
tive. while OF ample width and wei adapted 70
conversion into tWo ienemeuH, which. whether
stores or dwellings would be eagerly sought
after and yioli handsome return in rents.
Tho lot Of 30Ki25 toet Joining on the south 10
n very desirable enc for either business or resi-
den-e. aud will be sold separately.
This IL now the only property on the marketln
ia attractive and convenient locality. IL can be
utilized either as n whole or separately TO good
advantage. 10 must be sold, md IA we'll worthy
the attention Of purchasers, whether Tor invest
nent or speculation.
TERMS: One third cash: balance bv negoua-
Bile nOIes nj six and twelve months. With interest
added and secured By deed OF trust
my p j. l.. ELAN, AuctiOneor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
G.,e Election in HolIfAx.

10 ~ T-".TNI Nv -TIF : :, IN1T.
The election held IN this county yesterday
for district officers was one OF the most re-
marksoie ever known. il was likewise one
% tie most pleasing. There were no Re
publican tickets brought out except in one
or two probably Of The eight magisteral dis.
ircts. The vote was very small, but the
colorcd people sbstsned from voting almost
solidly. AZ south Boston only three negroes
voted. ~ Halifax courthouse only eight
voted. These are the two isrgest precincts
IN the county. The consequence is that
Halifax has elected for the next two wears
the best set Of district officers It has probably
ever had since the waT. White aud cOlored
rs well unite in rejoicing over the fact.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
a KepubIican waterloo ia Shenan-
dOan

WOODSTOCK. VA. Nav ga quiet but
determined party fight was made ia Shenan-
doah Yesterday Over the district officers, and
the Republicans met with W ,tcr,oo deiest.
cut 81 foTty.tWO district officers the Re-
pubhcaDs ect bat three, one of whom was
supported by Democrats against the regular
Republican candidate, While another had
no opposition.
TIE Board Of supervisors stands five
Democrats to one Republican, Democratic
gain OF one.
Newmarket elects a Democratic MAYOR
and Council by majority equal TO hall the
vote cast.
The Republican sironghods were carried
hy the Democrats for the first time for years
IN any election
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25

VyrANTFD.-WIIL DELIY + h
w doly THIRTY GALLONS PURE COUN-
TRY NlLh. a. times 10 suit taker. AdIre-s,
"MlLN." care Carrie 3D. ny 2r-t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
By j. Thompson Brown & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneors,
Ili3 Main street
TEES SALE
or
FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
BRooKLAND TOWNSHIP, HEYRICo COUNTY.

BY virtue OF a deed Of trust executed by Albert
Smith 20 the undersigned trustee, And dated No
veulber 2i 1855, recorded in the County Court OF
Henrico, Deadlock IL b, page 2lS, 10 secure
payments u certain negotiable notes therein
mentioned. and default having been ma-o, and
being required so 10 do 10y tho beneficiary, /
shall proceed 90 sell. on tho promises, on
SATURDAY, MAY -. 1852,
AZ $40 o'clock 3. NJ. tho above PROPERTY, de-
scribed in said deed as "A lot OF land With inn
pioyements thereon. in the county Of HenricO
and IN the township Of Brplkland, and beius tue
Same real estate conveyed 10 SAID Smith by
Aaron Th0mpkiDs and wife and others by decd
dated 9th OF August. 1873. snI s. q part % lot
NO 3 ~ plan made 10y =. }. Redo annexed %
and recorded with sad decd in Desi-bo0k 9i,
page 4i3.
Terms: Cash ~ 10 expense ~ executing this
trust and tOpay oil the balance due ousai4 notes,
which exact amount Will Doc announced al pae.
WILLIAM II. BEiEklDGt, Ji-.
Trustee.
j. THOMPSON Brown & CO., Auctione,rs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
AUCTION sALEs-rhis Day.
BY ". w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctionecr.
USTEE'S SALE
IN Il u - Il IL II . . n LIZ
OFA
VERY DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING,
No. si2 EAST MAIN STREET.
BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS.
BY AUCTION.

In execution OF a deed OF trust dated iith July,
1877. and recorded In Richmond Chanccry Court
I'm Decd BOOK 1873 Is. page lG1. aud being required
80 10 do by one Of the creditors secured, 1 VIII
soil by auction. on tho premises, ON
SATURDAY, NAY -, 1889,
a, Z o'clock p. n, tho SUBSTANTIAL, WELL
BUILT, AND CENTRALLY-LOCATED RESI-
DFNCE above referred 10. with basement, two
stories. and attic. containing ten rooms and de-
tached kitchen with two rOoma Tho lot fronts
~ feet on the north line OF Main street. b. gin
ming SO feet west OF Fourth street, and extends
back between parallel lines 10 feet 70 an alley.
Terms: BY consent ono third cash, and bal
shce al two years for notes. with Interest pay
able semi-annually, and secured by trust
deed: or all cash at the option Of the purchaser,
mv5 q. X. TABB. Trustee.
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lea-e hr.IH
10 Riclu.lL ftf..-l.f-


Lta.r Nfi'"
NJ p.n-.i.rt N..lu..i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
bYAchnvEG. VA, May PA colOred man
nAieed 'lohn Boyd, from Richmond, arrested
on the atb Of this month for robbjpg two
Msir.slreei merchants, died In iail here this
morning. He had been complaining for
some time, but II WAS thought nothing Sc.
rious was the matter with bin.
Dr. borum, Of Woodstock. white walking
tcioss the depot from The Midland train this
afternoon fell and hurt himself seriously.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
ny Frank ID. Hill x Co..
Real Estate AuctiOncurs.

TTNHE DEhNE FARM. ON THE
4 MEADOW-BRiDGER ROAD. ONE QUARTER
or A NILE NORTHEAST or TIE CITY OF
RICHMOND. AND ONLY one AND ONE HALF
MILES FROM THE STATE CAPITOL lid
ING. ADJOINING THE LANDS or THE RICH
MOND LOCOMOTIVE AND MACUINE-WOhkS
FORMEHLI TANNER 50 DELANY Company
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY, CON-
TANNING 40 ACRES. MORE OK LESS, WITH
TWO COMFORTABLE BRICK DWELLINGS
AND OUT-BUILDlNGS THEREON, AT AUG
TION.-At the request oil the executor ~ tTe
late DR.. Francis Ii. Deane we Will sell, on the
premises, on
TUESDAY, JUSE4. 1854,
the above worry valuable SUBURBAN REAL
ESTA1E-sale 70 commence at o'clock T. NJ
This truly desirable and valuable PROPERTY
has been subdiyide1 into lots Of from ~ 10 ~
ncres, and regular streets drawn Of according
10 the plan Of Mansfield, the tract between II and
tho Richmond Locomotive anu Machine Works.
About 100 ares front on the Meadow-Brldge
road, lies as beautifully as any tract OF land near
the city Of Richmond, AM Is very valuable for
building purposes. bving 50 near 70 the heart
and business centre Of tho city. a portion Of
the property being Immediately on the Chose
peEko and OHIO ROAD Is adapted 70 manufactu-
ring purposes. Autographs p!ats showing tho
division Of this property eau be had a. the auc-
tloneers' Office. We DO not propose 10 soil this
property by the front foot. but the maps Will show
how II can be divided. IL will DO sold a. "a whole
or so many acres with the privilege. There has
been no better chance for good square invest
mont looking 70 the future than this sale Will
offer in tho past twenty years 10 tho vicinity Of
Richmond.
Terms: Remarkably reasonable; enc fourth
cash balance IN ono, Two, three, and tour years.
with interest added TO notes secured by a trust
deed. FRANK b. HILL d CO..
Auctoneers.
my J17199I 90 q Is So 3l&Je12&f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25

WANTED, PURCHASER FOX
w FINE DRIVING HORSE; SIX years old
and very speedy. Also. have a PhAtfON for
sale Address T.. T., Box 2hi. city. my --~lt
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IAberty and roeahontss.

LYNCGBCBG, May 2A-LiDerty elected
full Democratic municipal ticket Yesterday.
Pocahou,a> elected Democratic mayor, and
toe Council stands three whites snd two
cOloTCd. The negroes throughout this Sec
ton OF The state took very little interest in
the election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
Meehienaurg-Chase Ci;y Wei.
CHASE CITY, VA, Nay %. 1855


At the election here Yesterday a large vote
was pouod. Mr. Walter y. Gregory Dem
oc-aO WA reelected supervisor Tor this dis.
trict without opposition.
Great interest was taken in the town cleo
ton. The contest was between "wet "
aud dry ticket Every registered voter
in the corporation va, pOlleu except two,
and these were absent from the county. The
"wet" ticket was elected by a good ma
jontv. Tne successful candidates were {:
For Mayor, Frank Il. Roberts; Aldermen
Chester 4. Elan, William Il. Pcttus. Thomas
y. ,Jeflress, TheodercS f.. Roberts. DR.. c..
W. Walker, and William A. BOcocks; for
Town sergeant. ". Herbert Saunders. All
passed OF quietly and good feelings pre-
vailed.
There have been no licenses granted here
for the sale Of liquor for two wears, and this
is decided victory for the "wetS y IN the
stronghold Of Prohibition. About one sixth
Of our voting population Is cOloTed, and
they were solid for the wet ticket. Po-
lltical utilization was ignored, and The csndi-
dates-ah whites on both .id"s-were run
irrespective Of party. The result settles a
loug-disputed question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25

H
SOL HAAS, Trar! Manager
PEIrON RANDOLPH rear-l. Na.t
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ChristianShurs.

CEIIsIANsBuEG, Va, May 24.-ElectIons
were beid iu The maeisteriai districts yester-
day. In This district the Democrats elected
all OF their men except supervisor. A heavy
vote was polled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25

ny3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25

Pursuant 10 resolution adopted By tho stock
hoiders Of tho Dunlop & hcCance Milling and
Manufacturing Company as n meeting held on
the glst day OF March, 1889, tho Board OF Direc-
tors OF said company will offer for sale at pubic
auction, on the promises. on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-25
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ..1.r-

' COMPANY. for Old Point Nor S4xszt&~
folk Portsmouth, Newport NowS ClaremonL
anu JAlnes-riyer landings direct by elegant
salOon-stesmer kosLA, leaving Richmond
EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,, ami FRIDAY
at A. NJ. street cara connect
Connections AZ Old Pom. and 81 Norfolk
closely with all lines for northern cities same
afternoon James river BY daylight Great
tourist line. Cheapest route
Through tickets on steamer and AZ Gsroers
Agency 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through. ststs-rooms engaged for day or night
Freighs received daily for Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Old Point Wayeriy. Hieksford Va, and
all points in kastern North CarolinS, Eastern
Vsrglais, and all regular landings on the james
river, at lowest rates, ani through bills issued
LuClEN b. TATUM, vice-rresidolL
No. lil7 Maia street and kockettA
hyS wzislasg. Freight and fasasng OF ASsaS
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SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT May D. i..

AND WESTERN Lt.
4 ROAD