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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-18
JOINED THE STRIFE
LIVERPOOL, March 1.-THE coal-carters

LIVERPOOL, March 1.-THE coal-carters
have joined the strike.
IoSDoN. March 17.-Ten thousand mi
ners in North Wales have joined the strike.
Twenty thousand Tyne-Side engineers have
Joined the strike. Several mills IN Ian
cashire have been compelled to stop on ac-
count of the scarcity of coal arising from
the strike OF the miners. and others are
running on short time for the same reason.
The attitude of the miners varies accord
inc TO the manner in which their demands
are met by the masters.
Most Of the miners who went on inc
strike in Nottingham have resumed work.
the masters having conceded an advance
Of per cent. in their wages.
The strike OF the miners In Brunswick
has ended. the employers concedinG the
men a small advance in their wages. 1hey
have, however. dismissed 100 Poles, VINO
were ringleaders IN the strike.
A conference of the cOal-mine owners of
Lancashire. Yorkshire, Stanordshire, Der
bvshire. Leicestershire. and North Wales
was held to-day to consider the situation
arising from the strike. The conference
refused to grant the mems demands for an
advance Of 5 per cent. in their wages and a
further advance of ) per cent. July LIST. a
committee was appointed TO meet the men
Thursday and endeavor TO secure Joint ac-
Ilnn lODklHR u an Va 'H
method for the regulation of the work
and the avoidance of strikes in the future.
RIoIoCs DoCKMEN.
LIVERPOOL. March 1.-THE striking dock
men engaged in riotous demonstrations
here to-day. Thirty thousand of them
marched through the streets, and the route
of procession was scene of constant dis
order. The magistracy has invoked the
aid of the military TO preserve peace.
REPORTED ACCEPTANCE.
LONDON, March IA dispatch from
Berlin saws 1t Is stated there that both
Prince Bismarck and Count Herbert Bis
marck have rendered their designations
and that the Emperor William has accepted
them.
OFFICERS ARRESTED CHARGED WITH BEING NJ
HlLIsTs.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 1.-Two Russian
artillery officers have been arrested here on
the charge of being Nihilists. The night
patrols of Cossacks and gendarmes IN this
city have been increased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-18
TEACHERS IN ISRAEL.
Convention OF the Jewish Theological
Seminary Association.


The Biennial Convention of the Jewish
Theological Seminary Association was held
Sunday in Cooper Union, New York, Jo-
seph Blumenthal presiding: Seventeen
conoreoations of New York, PHILADELPHIA
Baltimore. Pittsburgh San Francisco. Gal.
weston. and New Haven were represented.
Among the delegates were: DR.. Cyrus Adj
Ter. of Johns Hopkins University, Balti-
more; DR.. S Movais and DR.. Solomon Soils
Cohen. of Philadelphia; j. Singer. of Pitts
burph Charles Hoffman. of San Francisco:
j Pollotk of Galveston; i. J.. Rothschild,
Of New Haven; DR.. A. Friedenwald and
DR.. H. W. Schneebercer,. OF Baltimore.
President Humenthal, in his address,
spoke hopefully of the prospects of the
seminary. There, says anew York special,
are now fourteen young men students,
whom they hoped to send out fully
eouipped with secular and Hebrew learn
ing. TO take their places ably as teachers in
Israel. 1t was necessary to secure the best
results, that the teaching force should he
increased, that n well-equpped library
should be provided, and that the semi
nary should have building of its own.
No work, he said. has ever been attempted
IN this country more fraught with interest
and importance to Judaism and TO the
future credit OF American Jews than that
in which this seminary is engaged.
The report of the Board of Trustees
showed that on January 10. 1888, there was
q balance on hand of SO, 15j.21. The total
receipts since. including this balance,
amounted to S13. Os2.si and the expendi-
lures were S7,77S2s. leaving a balance of
S3,3Oi.5G. The following trustees were
elected TO serve for six years: DR.. 4. Erie
nenwald, Baltimore; Edward l.. Roths-
child, Philadelphia, and Newman Cohen,
ID. VI. Piza, S. Jermulowski. ID. 2. Hays,
and Louis J.. Bush. of New York. Moses
Oettineer and julius Sands. of New York.
and Jacob Singer. of Philadelphia, were
elected trustees for four years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-18
SMOTHEREO TO DEATH
In a Pile of Cotton-sccd HuIIs.


CHARLoTrE, n. c., March 17.-Early this
morning ]. 4. Solomon, night-watch at
the Oliver Oil-Mills, in the northern section
of the city, was digging into great pile OF
cotton-seed hulls that was heaped on the
floor in the boier-roOm. He was shovel
ling the bulls for the furnace-tires and was
getting well into the centre Of the pile
when he partially uncovered an object
which he thought was an old tow-sack.
He caught at the supposed sack and gave
il Jerk, when he was Mortified to find IN
his grasp the decomposed hand Of negro
boy. He carefully removed the bulls and
then found the body of negro boy evil
IDENTIFY about twelve years of age IN the
middle of the heap. The body was IN
an advanced state of decomposition.
MIR. Solomon recognized the body as that
of negro boy named Arthur Davis, who
was al the oil-mills on Sunday, March the
9th. On that day Mr.. Solomon found that
the boy had burrowed hole III the pile OF
seed -hulls. as the negro boys of that VI
cinity had been in the habit of doing. Mr..
Solomon drove the boy away, and the sup
position is that while the watchman's back
was turned the boy came back and got IN
the hole, the pile of hulls caved IN on him,
and smothered him to death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-18
Faithful for Over Forty Years.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, March 10, 1890.
To NE Editor Of tie Dispatch
Henry Marlin. an old negro no has been
ianitor in the University over forty years,
was the recipient Yesterday morning of q
very handsome hat from the law class. After
MIR. Minors lecture was over Judge Wilson
called the class to order, then appointed a
committee of five to escort Henry TO the
law-room. Mr.. II. Carter Scott then pre-
sented the hat with graceful speech, pay:
ing the faithful old servant a grateful
tribute to his unfaltering fidelity 10 the
University, themselves, and their fathers.
Henry Marlin responded III an appreciative
and appropriate manner. SUBSCRIBER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-18
UNION DEPOT.
There VIII Hardly BE Much Delay.
rsnecial telegram to tho pispatch.l

RALEIGH, March 17.-President Elliott
and General Manager Walters, of the At
lantic Coast Line, are here. They examined
the site of the Union depot with the view,
it is said. of securing track facilities. 1t is
also rumored that they are looking into
the matter of completing the railway from
Spring Hope to Raleigh, which will give
the Coast Line an outlet here. A promi-
nent railroad official said he did not think
this connecting link would be built at
once, but there will hardly be much delay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-18
LAWS HANDS AGAIN.
The Capture of an Escaped Convicted MUIR
derer.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I

RALEIGH. March 17.-John Bracksville,
(colored), convicted of murder in Rich
mond county four years ago and sentenced
to be hanged. but who escaped from Jail at
Rockingham before the time for the execu-
ton arrived. has been captured in hobeson
county. He resisted arrest, and It required
several men to Overpower him. He cannot
be resentenced and hanged until the SUI
prene Court affirms the judgment of the
lower court, as there is an appeal pending.
Bracksyille murdered an old colored man
in most brutal manner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-18
Decision Reversed in John l.. Sullivan

JACKSON, MISS, March IA decision
was rendered to-day in the case of john
H. Sullivan. for prize fighting, in the Mis-
sissippi Supreme Court. The Judgment Is
that the judgment is reversed and the case
remanded, and Sullivan Is held under his
bond 10 answer such indictment as may be
found at the next term of the court. The
case of Bud Renard, of New Orleans, as
alder and abettor Of the Sullivan and Kill
min & ght. is SIMILARLY decided.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-18
THE LABOR DELEGATES.
Bismarck Gives Dinner-Empcrors
Letter to the Pope.

BERLIN, March 17.-Prince Bismarck gave
n dinner TO the British delegates to the
international Labor Conference.
Emperor William wrote TO the Pope IN
forming him that Bishop Hopp has been APP
pointed one of the German delegates TO
tho Labor Conference, and declaring that
he relied upon the support of the. Cathoilc
clergy in settling the social question. The
Pope in reply to the letter thanked his
Majesty for the appointment OF BishoP
Church had always been interested in the
question, which, he said, would be best
solved by application of the Christian prln-
ciples OF Sunday rest and religious educa-
tinn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-18
THE FARMERS ALLIANCE.
Senator Vance and the Bill for n National
Warehouse.
Isnecinl telegram TO the Dispatch.

RALEIGH. March 1.-THE Farmers ALI
ance organ of this State and Virginia Will
saw in It's issue tomorrow regarding .Sena-
tor Vance's bill for a national warehouse
for farm products: he will in this hour of
his peoples extremity, as always in the
past, devote his best talent and best ener-
gies to their relief. Millions of farmers
through Senator Vance have hled their ap-
plication for relief. II Is based on the true
principles of equity and justice and on the
soundegt principles of true political econo-
nv. They say through him this is the best
and safest because the most equitable syS-
tenn we can devise. They will say through
him if YOU can give us better we will glad
Law accept it, but we must have relief.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-18
Seen ut Bon Air.

Bon AIR, VA, Marcn II, IoW.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Monday night. March Sd. there was seen
here a phenomenon similar TO the two
which have heretofore been noticed in the
Dispatch.
As the moon was Just overhead two rings
appeared with 1t. The moon was at the
centre of one of them and upon the cir
conference of the other. The first ring was
the other was slightly larger. The second
ring was TO the northwest Of the other.
The phenomenon occurred about Z. NJ.
aud lasted $50 far az we know about
fifteen minutes. Yours truly,
c. NJ. HAzES. .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-18
A VIOLENT ADDRESS
From Delegate to the Great Miners Con-
ference.

IBy Angio.Americsn cable TO the Dispatch.l
BEsIrS, March l7.--One hundred and
twenty of the four hundred miners en-
ployed in the Kaiscrstuhl mine, at BORT
mund. held meeting yesterday and APP
pointed Herr Schroeder delegate to tho
international Miners Conference at Brus-
sells. Herr Schroeder made an address to
the miners, III which he declared thaV II
tbe miner would seek TO establish uni
yersal brotherhood and inaugurate al in
ternational strike in order to show the
world the poverty-stricken condition
which would prevail without coal. Herr
Schroeder's speech finally became so vio-
lent that the police dissolved the meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-18
Body of a Missing Man Found.

WAsHNGToN, March 1.-THE badly decom-
posed body Of man was found Yesterday
morning in the Eastern Branch Of the Poto-
mac river. Mrs. Jones, wife Of Benjamin
A. Jones, the defaulting pay clerk OF Major
Goodloe, of the marine corps, this morning
identified the body as that of her husband,
who has been missing since Christmas day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-18
Scotland Neck scraps.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch

SCOTLAND NICK, March II. 1890.
A woman named Phoebe Wilson, i'll Har-
nett county, is one hundred and nine years
old, has been twice married, and has BOG
descendants.
The water in Tar river is so high ut Tar.
boro' that the steamer Beta cannot pass
under the railroad bridge. Shipping is
thus cut off from the Farmers Oil-Mills
and it is said the company will sue the
rnilrna1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-18
AUCTION sALEs-ruture Days.
BY Timberlnko & Frayser. Auct'oneers'
No 1904 east Main street

rTRUSTEE'S SALE OF STOCK OF
WINES. BRANDIEs, WHISKEIS uAPOkT-
I'D AND DOMEsTI9, CiGAks 9MP nnIse
AND DOMESTIC. FL u X y, h ',,ro
WAGON AID HARSE 81 az bS 70 sI'c rI1
yirtue OF a deed OF trust executed to mo rs trus-
tee nv Cfump 81 Cox. duly recorded IN me
Clerks ofco Of the Csncery court on INC oi.y "
Richmond, / shall proceed 10 sell AZ puoilc au.-
ton, ON the premises. No. 1910 east Main suee"
'N THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1890,
ct IN AN. the STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
Crump & Cox, consisting OF aChOlCE AN . ~. n
LFCTED STOCK OF WIllskEl, BRANDT ~ -
KIMs, WINES, CHAMPAGNES, COhDlhL,,,
CTEI kS etc etc.. embracing tho Following Wen-
known and established brands Of NlGAhS-to
wit: Marie Antoinette, Hamilton, villa CARA
Now West-End, Monogram, Farmers Sholcs'
Hammer Clguot LOtta and other choice prs iiIs'
and the following brands OF CHOICE WIS
kEYS: Roanoke. Cream OF Anderson. Ola frlVs,o
stock. Powhatan club, Imported Irish and scoTh
o SnsiSD, i DIRTY & CO.'S IMPORTED FRENCH
uoC pTnFIyER NEIRsTEINER & LAUBEN-
HEIMER IMPORTED RHINE VINE; v,xr
1 case IMPORTED ST JULIkN and other FINE
WINES too numerous to mention
I lot IMPORTED {. y G. GINGER ALE -,.,,
/ lot EXPORT and IMPORTED LAGER BEEh
BENEDICTINB. CHARrRAUoE, NEkNoUIh,
and other LIQUEURS;
l0n),0OO Assorted NEW NOhhS
NEW IMPROVED SORKING- AND CAPPlNG-
MACHINE:
I HALLS NEW IRON SAFE;
I FINE HORSE and elegant new city-msde DE-
LIVERY WAGON AND HARNESS;
ZINE FAST MARE-yOuDg, sound, and reila-
bic;
PHAETON AND HARNESS good as new;
1 NICKLE SHOWCASE AND COUNTER;
/ nue get Of COPPER MEASURES AND FUN
NELS:
1LAKGE OFFICE-STOyR &c.
The trade are particularly Invited 10 attend
this sale. All % the goods are now ana selected
with great caro-. Families desiring such eoOIS
"a arc herein enumerated will do well 10 attend.
TylNs At sale. ". II. BEt FRIDGE,
Trustee
In order IN Accommodate parties who desire 70
purchase the Horse and Wagon, aud Horse ana
phaatou we will cell the sarns at f. o'clock A.
". II BhVEMDGE, Trustee
TGMBsRLAKE s. FRAYsgR, Aucttoneers.
mni5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-18

IFpcN'aI WEVFreIH 70 0Io UIsVdtCn.I
LEXINGTON, Va, March 1.-THE large
barn Of Colonel John Gibson near Timber
Ridge was burned Saturday with three
hundred bushels Of wheat. a large quantity
of corn, clover-seed, forage. valuable
binder, harness. farm implements, tools.
DC The loss viii foot up on the barn and
contents three or four thousand dollars on
which there was a small insurance. The
FIRE was the work of an incendiary and
nothing was saved.
William Gilmore. one Of the oldest citi-
gems of county, died at his home near
kapbine Sunday. He has a large connec-
ton ia this and adjoining counties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-18
For Seaslckness

USE HoRsroRp's AcID PHOSPHATE.
DIR. Price, OF the White Star steamship
Germanic, says: II have prescribed it in
my practice among the passengers travel
ling to and from Europe in this steamer
and the result has satisfied me that IL
taken ia time it will In great many cases
provept aoosicknsas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-18
Y. M. C. a. AND MILITARY.
Most Successful Conventional Lot
Donated.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl

ICOrIcspOnIthcU OF EIIu I'IVH'H0H1 DI' VII
RALEIGH, n. c., March II, 1890.
The State Convention Of the Young
Mems Christian Association at Goldsboro'
was by fan the most successful one yet
held and showed that the association has
made great gains in numbers and increase
in influence. The association has been
given a lot at Wrightsville, where it will
erect building for use in holding services
during the annual encampments OF the
State Guard The date for the encamp-
ment will probably be fixed tomorrow.
There will be thirty.one companies in
camp this year. Probably the date will be
the last week in July. The encampments
continue ten DAYS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-18
GENERAL FRANCIS II. SMITH.
His Condition Criticai-Death May BE FIX
peeted at Any Moment.
Especial telegram 70 The Dispatch. ]

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
LEXINGTON March 1.-THE condition OF
General f. II. Smith, x-superintendent of
the Virginia Military Institute, who was
paralyzed Saturday morning, remains I'M
changed. If anything. he is worse: He
has not spoken since stricken, ~ perfectly
helpless. and is unconscious and cannot
swallow a morsel, his throat beng para
lived. His physicians. Drs John A. Ora
ham and Robert Glasgow. have but little
IL any hope Of an improvement IN his con-
dition. and intimate friends say there Is no
hope for has recovery. and death may be
announced at any minute. The sudden
and critical illness Of this venerable old
hero has cast deep gloom over the com
munity. and the end of his long and useful
life would be a public calamity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-18
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
YORK RIVER LINE,vn wEsrPoINr
TuE FAvoRlTE ROUTE NORTH
rrAUE RINUMnNn.
IEAFE kIOH hONU.
nAIAt A.. IL an u A.

TRAIN No. 81, 32O +. Y.
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily except sunday. stops
at all stations. Al Lester manor eobhecss VIA
sssgs for Walkerton: with Baltimore steamer az
West Point o
TRAIN No IS, AS +. X.
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily except sunday,
Tor West Point, connecting with fors-kiyer
s,samers for Baltimore. AZ Baltimore steamers
eonnecs with Baltimore aud OHIO railroad for
Warrington, Philadelphia, aud New YORK
steamers leave Baltimore T. ~ asiiS' oAoep'
Trains arrive at Richmond go A. N. ana Il A
TRAIN No ~ TAO A. N.
LOCAL, MIXED. daily except ssnasy. , .''
TEX, of,ies AZ station foot Of virginia street.
City tofics-cornsr Oh TENN ana hAa
gtreeta -, r.vvnp
SOL HAAS. JAh n iAt.1
1rsfao nausssr 0sparal Passengsr AgsnA
JoAMHR q fnM Dtrasoa PasssssssAsesA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-18
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT krzS.,I


' COMPANY for Old poiN -
NORFOLK ,PORrsNOr tH. NkMtVkl 80"
CLAKgNONT. ant JAMEa-hi' hk lANp
dfrsrt by eir.aut saloon steame' Az -.
toe Richmond 81 skY MONDAY. -'N
DAY, ami FRIDAY a. A. NJ. s.ree.- a
d,rsctly 10 stranlors wharf Fare ~ u.i i'-'
or Norfolk. ti.5J. ssc0ad class. a. ,,. ....,.,,
Connexions - Oh Point eui N'fi's 80
Win Al lines for northern cities samo aI''t a.
James river - dsyugh. GreSi ''-.''' -
Trloase tickets on steamer All 5; vafo-
Agency, 100 Main street bsgfAso N
Enough. siate-rooms onsagfi 90 i.f m l.s -.
,,d,'Tn III ID POlNr. ALgXASpuA AT LAN.
TIC AND DANyILLk. an tthNN III -
PowHArAS X. r. STATIONS, asd w :,
INGIOS. ID. G.. al lua "a -o'.efn -, :
Carolina, Eastern Nirg!nls, AMI ~ fes4lN = :
90 an tbe lanes All happaasunock El'ef'' .
loves, rates aud through bills !st-el
LUCIgS B.TAICa. fies-f rosiis--
No Ili7 MAJ street AM Noit
fRVlS MKf. gKn FrrtrI. al fAsscns ~ =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-18

lINnlhnFNtANf NOD
In addition t0 ma above
THE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA ..-.,.
consisangof v-.f.5lic lgumA. ..-.
Rchmoni -oa.h found s- -. LN
DAYS. Wedneeigfa. AMI ir .aFts .t
fersbIrg Iortl-pou.i F- A.
Thursdays. hni ~ltlrls.. .r..
charged on this train
THK ONLY ALi~kAiL Llsf I'D N.s..N
R,oomopadhI'a:o.nAM v,r,.,'A' ,,
Richmond. $50 =. n. No-'aIk
Norfolk rs fOA. o.. hm .t
Norfolk .....'C.O =. e. hchm..f
The trains leaving helm..l $780, ...,
Norfolk az s:sO .. Y. ar' .ii taHs .....,
these two points. an !a'sr.se- g.. ..
without change 81 Gaze ,.nto ...r- ...,
also made a. Peiersn 80 IY fN
from Richmond AMI ne 'y A. a. .-. 81,
Norfolk.
Trsins leaving Rieam'li d. an r,.t
1882 r. ~ anl arri0ns r. h .n..
D. and 5:li T. NJ mtr' q
Peters burg 20 ami from ilr.H... .t.
and southwestern points
r. o1LiY. s..,-r.es..s.
p T. -. hYsRs, sel.rs. .lr...s.
7. NJ. EAEss1N. DelHrsi fs-ss.gfr t...t
hoL- Haas. Irs-i, haDaef.
DICHMOND. FREDEEICh-Hp
II AND POTOMAC kAlftuAt ...f.,
comm encins tfhn. AEt I-l ..t..
etarlari uUs
80 A. Il. lesyo. bs-i sire. sfat t,,
slops oniv = Aff. AZ. I.t-s.
iori. and Yrsf-ri-Es. ..g. .r.t.a-t
"llewatsr Sleeper o no.. Ca
AMI Nen fOrs
HOT A. NJ. leave, ByrisWees sat- a t.'.., -
cspI 1uaiaE
CNP.M. Leaves BTri-,ir,s, siarl7 '..
1.I5 +. n. leaves byri -fr.'' re
s;.ps oniv 10 l.,as-n N.' ..:
F-.alsr'rFt. urr - HT-r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-18
Charlotte Notes.

Charles F. Harrison, q well-known citi-
zen of Charlotte. and for a long time the
city nuctioneer. died suddenly yesterday
morning of heart-disease.
Rev Sam Jones has written letter say
inc that he will commence his meeting IN
Charlotte the 25th of next month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-18
ByE.A. Cstitu. Auctlonoer,
No Is south Eleventh street
N,RUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ES-
l. TATE.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust executed 70 me by
Edward &. Lindsay ami Mary X. Lindsay on The
Both day Of November. lSss, and recorded In he
clerks oflce OF the County Court Of heDrico
county, Va, Deed Book IS. page go and IA M
Office Of the Chancery Court Of tho city 81 Rich
mOnd, Decd Beck l36, page 463, % secure 20 D. y.
Moore tho payment OF a certain bond therein
mentioned and described, and default having
been msde In the payment Of same, ] shall NJ
tho request Of the said J. ;. Moore, sell on shs
promises On
THURSDAY. MARCH q. 1901,
ats O'Clock ?. ~, the REAL ESTATE mentioned
aud described In the said decd rs follows: All
that CERTAIN lot OF LAND lying and being
in the city Of Richmond. Designated on plan ~
Port Mayo drawn by Joseph A. PleasanS Tor
james r. Godln. on rle IN Uenrico County
Court. a. Lot No q, fronting = fcet on The west
side OF Seventh street, running bsck 100 Feet
TERNs Sufficient cash % pay costs AMI deot
secured: balance on terms announced a. sale
NH IS " J. NELMS. Trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-18

TED A NEAT COLORED

NANIkD, A NEAI UULUhED
w WOMAN TO GO NORTH TO Do GENE
RAJ HOUSEWORK. Must be good cook aud
laundress. Apply, with recommendations, at
l0o north Fourth street, between Grace and
Franklin mn lS2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-18
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days

By virtue Of decree OF the Chapcery Court %
the city Of Richmond In the suit Of Scott. guar
dian, ps Lewis If ais, catered March 3, 1880, the
undersigned. a. special commissioner, will sell
Of public auctiOn-'o wit:
l. That TRUCK FAkH IN Henric0 county, on
the head wator. % the Chicsahominy, near tho
Springfield road, about ton miles from the city
OF Richmond. bounied by the lands OF william
Davidson, Armour, and others, containing
SEVENTY ACRES. on which Is a FRAME
DWELLING, &C.. at Henrico courthouse.
SATURDAY, MARCH y, 1890. AT ~ O'CLOCK NJ.
. That LOT of LAND In tho city Of l,ich mond
fronting twenty feet on the north side Of GOGfn
street, running back between parallel lines
seysnty-throe feet, on the promises. a, o'clock
T. 81,
SATURDAY, MARCH %, 1890.
Terms: One third cash balance on credit
Of six and twelve months, negotiable notes, with
interest added. for deferred payments. and tito
retained until all u tho purchase money has
iNen paid and a conveyance ordered by tho
Court CHARLES F. WHITE,
Special Commissioner.
Sale BY LOWS RAWLINGS, Auctioneer
Scorr, GUARDIAN, PLAINTIFF. AGAINST LEWIS,
&C, DEFgSDASTs-lH rag CnAsCsRY COURT
OF the CITY or RICHMOND.
|, Charles w. Goddin, clerk Of said court, GER
tify that the bond required Of the specal COM
m MISSIONER by the decree In said cause ot Mar b
3, 1890, has been duly given.
Giv0n under my hand this nth day Of March.
1870.
NH Is CHARLES W. BODDIS.