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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03

The funeral of Miss Jeanette Beckwith
took place from the Methodist church this
evening at 80 O'Clock. and was attended
by large number of friends, the Sunday
school following the remains 10 the Gene
terry m body The floral display was
magnificent. the grave being literally
strewn with them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
By Tmberako e Frayser. Auctioneers,
1910 east Main street.


10y REQUEST OF QUARLES e
- MrCUkDl. agents. We will soil at tho late
r.-a.- factory u Thomas shea, 1911 east Frank
l.U stre0i, oa
THURSDAY, July 3, 1890,
commencing a. 1880 A. NJ
Doc CIGARS.
rarf boxes CHEWING TOBACCO,
SMOKING TOBACCO. ClsAKEl iES. PIPES,
~ ClokK-MOuLDS. / MOULD-PREsS,
= BOA-PEE~~.
MACHINE tor cutting scrap tobacco,
IOBACCO-k NiFE. Cl6AK-IlGHIER,
= LAMPS. NICKEL SHOWCASE.
SCALE And WEIGHTS,
EMPTY CiGAR-kONfS,
3 BOTTLES FLAVOklNG EXTRACT,
IEAF-TOBACCO. SCRAPS. AM PLIERS,
COOK STOVE. ! HEATER,
] REFRIGERATOR
BED~rEAD, SPRINGS. AND MATTRESS,
SrEP-LAUOER. / CLOCh,
/ PlER-MlRROh-On marble stand:
PICTURES. CHAIRS. ROCKER,
SOFA. . TABLES, , CUSPADOkEs,
SHADES, aud TOT Il coat
Iy2 TlMBERLAKE 6 FRAYSER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03

GUMS EXECUTOR, PLAINTIFF. AGA1N7r CRrNP
ri Al. DEFENDASrs-IS rHg CuANCBRY COURT
OF THg CITY OF NfCHHosD.
!. Charles W. Godfin. c.crk u the said Court
certify that the bond reqIired OF The Special
Commissioners, Henry Z. Pollard and Allon q.
Collins. by tho derroe in said cause ~ june =.
1892, IN. been duly given.
Gwen under my hand this 1th day OF June,
1897. tuAkl = ~. GODDlN, tlerk.
sale conducted o. IIUEggLAKE s. IEAlsER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
MICE AND MATCHES
start Fire which Destroys $1,000 Worth
of Property.
Especial telegram TO the Dispstch.l

FREDERcKsBURG, Va. July "A fire this
morning at 1870 O'Clock DESTROYED the
storehouse. dwelling and out buildings Of
Mr.. H. III. Shacklett. in Stafford county, to-
gether with all their contents. IT is sup
posed to have been caused by mice and
matches. Insurance. 81 $50: loss, $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
RAILROAD LINES.
81 u s q ,zz;ga zH


H u ] .EEEga EzTH
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
~ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. -schssa,
commencing APRIL -, iss9-sssiorn siaola
20 IA N. lssvs, Byri-svss, station esn-
tiops only - Asbiani. E0iaFeil. vi.
igri. ana sreier.cssoarg, Broossasi
wiiesaiaL sleeper b Nas1ilgi,a
aad New Ysrt.
ii;52 A. " leaves Byrl-..ross station dauy. m.
except sunday
e;5P. "A. issyss BYr..str.si station salL
slneQ 2. fItlnIouI f1 AoN frr.
s;oA- ". arrives :. Byri street sAa31 ssu,.
Sleeper fr0m feF YORK..
sssP. NJ srr1vo, a. Byri street station asly
stops a. frff0rcksbBrH Milford
R0sheeH. anf Ash.anf sleeper ir1a
Wasnioean AID Ner YORK DcssaI
s.Cp as b.
seR. H. arrives a. Byra-suss. slaaoa dAlh
except sunday.
ASHLAND rktfNa
DAILY sxCsFT srVntF,
epA. ". Leaves ki0N A,rrss a. Ashiaaf
1.23 A.. ~
eooR. n. s,con notation 'esvss Byri-si-o,,
station arrlVos - Ashland ass o. ~
t24P. loay.t sOA arrives Al. Asaiaai %
et5A NJ arrives Ei5A Leave, Asasai SD.
At
Es5A NJ. sccommoisn9a arirs, o. ByL
sTeoi ss0oa ieaTss Ashiaal q. =
SIS P. " srr.rs, 81. zl5s have, Aslaai b.
.0H. ~.
ca TAYLOR. rrarc Na-agsr
ET d. hrEN, asDerAl siUsuuseaiou-
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
- NAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE ~ EFssCT iryEa.,8l
LE.ys rIruHuso.
A nn.fv frr f5|f N..f.fh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
PHILADELPHIA h l c h .SssEA.s
MOSD AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing days Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY atl2 NJ. and every SUNDAY at .
a. a..
Freight for Tuesdays gni Fridays steamers
received TN li.5J s.. 81: for sundays steamer
I'LL . 3. N. saturday. Freight received daily III
b. N.
Fare. g..
Fo- further information apply o.
j. " NCCARRfCK,
General Southern Agent. once 10 sslls
M.P.CLHDE CO.,
mol General Agents Philadelphia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
By Chewing e Rose.
Real Estate Auciionoers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ABOUT
I FORTY FEET or GKOCED FRONTING ON
THE NORTH LINE OF MOORE STREET Be
TWEEN sPOTSWOOD AVENUE AND DIN
NiEEN STREET. HAVING 4 DEPTH OF l0l
FEET TO 4 l0-tOOT ALLEY, rs HRNWCO
COZ NTY.-By virtue and ia execution OF = GER
tain doed OF trust % the undcr- gncd, dated
December .. is.s. and duly recorded 10 Henrico
County Court. default having been made in .
portion Of the debt therein secured, We will sell
On
THURSDAY. JULY3 1890,
atG31 p. ". tho aDOgo-describeG PROPERTY.
gEsNs: A. sale K. G. LAKEWOOD,
". l.. sPOTSWOOD.
fog- Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
slrIEknIya Vi. GARnErT & $40: CosgY & co

SfTTERnfvG vs. GARRETT & SWAN: CosBY & co.
". SAME, AND HEPPgRT IS SANE-ls THE
CIRCUIT COURT or HENRICO COCSrY.
!, W. 8. Leate, clerk OF said court, do cor
tify tina. he bond required Of the special
commissioners, George =. Hooper. IT., John h.
Dinneeu. and William Marshall Jr.. by decree
eutered IN these causes on the 10Th day OF June.
1890 has been duly given
1900 ". 5. LEAkF.
1eg- Clefk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
FARMVlLlE,S HEALTH
Tnexceptionallv Good This Season-No
Gases Of Tcver-Programme for the
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa'cb.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispaicb.l
FARMyuLF VA, July 2. 1890.
in view of the several recent deaths
having been published from Farmville u
Is but lust that the health record of the
town be spoken Of Some of our friends
have died at distance and been brought
here for burial, but no one of our residents
has died from fever or any summer trou-
bic. The only cases of fever III ali
this section, so far as am told, have been
brought from other places. The health OF
all our people was never so good a. now.
and there is no reason 30 expect anything
but uninterrupted good health the re-
rnnlnder nf tho season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
AUCTION sALES-This Day.
BY Chewing 6 Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneers,

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
Y Or SIX FRAME DWELLINGS AND LOTS
II DiNNERA'S DIVISION, NEARTHE NORTH
WESTERN LIMITS OF RICHMOND, AND
FRONTING on THE NORTH LINE OF MOORE
STREE j, AND BETWEEN DlNNEEN STREET
AND SpOTSWOOD AVENUE. HAVING a
FRONTAGE or ABOUT 100 FEET, AND A
DEPTH OF 100 FEET TO 4 i0-FOOT ALLEY
In execution Of the hereinafter decree We Will
cell d. auction, upon tho premises,
THURSDAY, July 3, 1890.
n O'Clock r. NJ. the above mentioned PRO
PERIf. The houses contain three rooms each.
and wore built about ono year AGO. and have
been f'pt closely occupied.
TERhs: One bird cash. aud the balance as six
and twelve months, nnt The title retained until
all the purchase-mOnsy - PAID.
JOIN II. DlNNEEN,
GEORGEJ. HOOPER,
WILLIAM MARSHALL. JR.,
special Com missiouers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
JULY Is. 1890.
DESIRABLE BUSINESS AND
DWELLING LOTS
az an average price Of
1918.
1918.

All lots age fayorsbly located on gently-rlsing
ground. overlooking the beautiful Valley OF New
River. Tho exceedingly low price at which these
lots are placed upon the market iusures to In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
PROFEsssOtiL~

Nr l.. GARDEN. SURVEYOR OF
w CITY OK COUNTRY LOTS. Refer
ence: Governor r. W. Mckinney -. Vs..
Henry, attorney az law, and ". ". Gillian. at
toruey a. law. Address Box 292, Manchester,
Va ~ I-iiI'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
$4,000
City Of Richmond 4 Per Ct. Bonds.
We ofror for salo $4,000 CITY OF RICH
MOND4PER CENT. BONDS maturing July /,
ATI0l.

with right reserved % advance the prlre without
notice. Bonds DELlYERABLEJULX ISL
Holders Of city 5 per cont bonds redcsmaOle
July l, 1880, may exchange the same Tor city {
per cent bonds az par on application 20 the un-
dersguod. DAVENPORT g. CO.,
1e colin THOMAS BRANCH g co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
pICHMOND AND DANyILLE

\ RAILROAD
SCHEDULE ~ kFFsDr ArRfL % i9l
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA:
g.s9A 4. 3JlIHtRF FNF.I-s. daily o. A.
lao 70, Augusta ass points SOUTH Gone
Dt.ts "a. .r0HUanHrI' fHr Nurltu an
NaI0ilh. o. salisbury Cog Wea'"l
s.rta caro- .nA Ist..lfsfI cHI taf1
rierser "a. sr. 3D. 4lr.usl slreps-i
non IlIFl..H south
co NJ DllrHOuAI ION. daily errofs
sunday Oh t.pffr Va, ana l4fer-
mediate l.i-tt.
1900 fII.IsIA Atp NUErH CAkOlf>A
EXPRESS. daily, flrl4Fl falp -
E..HIrl T.t hnysFII... Connects 70
Elrk. Fufa wish r.rfa.. an1 Hrs...l
railroad Or FaruUHa. Iyu"NtaI
ana Io.lts Mtft go Aoy-fl8 Bog
,iar1HYlile, OEior, n4ulenJa, aaf
Durham.
s09P.M fAsI NAIL. dolly. toe A. asa. 49,.
Fls-a, sn1 points south. lH..s o..
NOse.ey8 !unel1l HItl fIrur.
Gri ilTlh'al railroad. nt Frfe-s-
tlrr fDr Durham ana htiril.. as
Salisbury Or sss-rl hartu tnr-
Una through s.srber from Dta-
WHO south.
eCJP. II. local dsUy. cxrp. sunday, n-
Amnhs Courthouse aut lliorlusl.a.a
pC'rt.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
5.,9 T. " From Atlanta aal Auglaa
E35 A. y. From Amelia Cylr.n9lsa
80 =. Sc trlM haIs.cn
c.35 T.. II. 40 hAl At8.er, from ti9foE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
icaFa Arrive
no RicLm .li. paisrthurE


SlJtplh3-pLADi
Eos. u. q. 90 81. ani 81, make up stops Nrf
- and -s stop .l signal 90 Nar-hs.t'.
Drewry's hu1. Dentralia. nni tneftsr h.
st1ls 90 th.st.. h.k -, 81 13 81 I'.t I. al, ana
a.. VIII slop rs. 81 stations i1r passengers.
ItlLHAF-CAk sEkf4Dk
On Trains Sos itani shopping 'a-s between
Now I0rl auI Tampa. f.L HlA 'rfff.lf. ..e.
On Trains Nos. IL al1 ~ sioeri1g ..IT18a
Wsshingi0n ant Charieff0n 60 so g.
fl.ou.ug-caI trtar.n WrrNInst Il 80
s0uviua. ON Train Nn .HHlU g-cau BE-
twtoa Ja ksouFIlIa ans ror 4.rf.
THE ONLY ALL-RAlL IiNf 10 apAf~LA-
Riohuoni.,..'rnAM Norf,'s.....lqb P. ~
Richmond. ...' b. a. Norfolk ..... l.'l '. 81
Norf.lE.......'-.i OA. v. bicnnlli..l2l 5. ..
korf9lA .....sl.0I L.. Y. hioh.uori.. f.iJ
.he trains leaving Richmond 1lIfI q. NJ. "a. I
Norfolk 10 H. n. are s0Hi tA.us b9fWe
tDrss two point, gaf psstnaEeri g1 through
without change ~ rn-s. Close connections 30
also niade al PessrsD4rg Dr. go st D. ". ina.H
from Richmond AMI go $50 A. ST. train 1864
Norfolk
Ttains leaving K.ehm1ai a. eN A. y. .-l
li..UP. " and arriving 90 Richmond I'D lf.3 d.
" ami -.0l J. a. mtEH cin.1 connection 81.
Peters urg 90 sEd FROM flrmTiils, Lgnehulrs
and southwestern IniuiA
X 81 alLLl slperintsui9nE
J. r. J.. ATEas General tup. rlntJliHnL
4. y. &aEGl0s. General Passenger Ageas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03

IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE
Z above sale we viii sell by auction upon the
promises SIX FRAME DWELLINGS. Of three
rooms zach, situated on the OItn eide OF Brook
land street near Spottsw00d GyenHo viii bo
sold separately or all together, as may suit tue
wishes OF purchasers. stop paying Tent, pur-
chase one OF these dwelling. and thereby be-
come the master Of your hresds.
TERMS: Very easy.
CHEWING & ROSE,
10 70 Aurtlonenrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
TRAINs AKNNE al NLCHMOND.
YORK-BVER LlNE,ya wrsrporsr
TIE FAyoniTt ROUTE NoRrL
LFAYF KICIMOND:


TtAlN So. % ~ H ~.
LOCAL hAfHE--, daily oKoulf .aniay. spqt
a. all stations 40 Lost. Nalo. c0an1cs eiia
stage ior Na.dortou. ~l.I haiumoro aleAusf az
West Point
TRAIN No t5. go r 3.
BALTIMORE LIMIT zD. daily eEcspg suufsr.
Tor West Point connecting W.-l fork-t.. 'r
steamers f0r BalNmors. 40 Baltimore sseaIrrs
c,naect sltn Baltimore and ONO ralr l4f f-t
Neatngt1n, FLliafei Ihla. aad Sew f.rN
steamers leave Baltimore B.. n. daily, exec
sunday.
Trains arrive AZ Richmond g.JA x. aai 49,
A. n.
TRAIN -. -. 7.iJ 4. =.
LOCAL, NIX I'D. daily except .4afsy. issyei
Tvsngy-sighth street. for Wes. io.ls al .l.sl.
mediate polnts
TIckot-orico az station FOO. % virgin. a s,ros-.
Cigy ucsel-onics-coraer " Ielll All Asl2
strsess
hOLH HAAS. Jas T. TAYLOR
Trgfrc Manager General PASSENGER ~ ~
JOSEPH 3. pDlIS Division fHfaslger A sr1-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
RECENT ARRIVALS.

Major Whiting arrived from Richmond
yesterday with his daughter, Miss Marie,
who will spend the summer IN FarmUile.
Among the recent arrivals 10 the Farm
willie Iithia Springs We note Mrs. NJ. +.
Howard, Misses Howard, Miss Edwards,
nll of San Antonio. Texas.
Mrs. II. L. Bell, OF Lynchburg, is visiting
farmrilie.
Mrs. Reese. the mother of Mrs. p. II.
Berkeley. and her son, Mr.. John Reese, of
Norfolk, are at Mrs. Ellen Berkelev's.
Mrs " +. Yenable and children, OF
florida, are here for the summer.
MONTHS REST.
Rev. Mr.. Kone. OF the Baptist church,
will leave on months vacation next Mon
day. during which he will visit his aged
father, who lives in Texas.
Rev. Eldridge Hatcher. OF Richmond.
will sdpply the Baptist pulpit here IN Mr..
kone's absence.
Miss Woods. of Wheeling, W. Va, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mrs. Peters, OF st. Louis. who has been
drinking the lithia, left for herhome yes
tcrday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
BY n. W. BOwe.
Real Est8ie Aucti0neer.
VRUSTEE'S SALE
oFA
PRETTY LOT on THlRrY-FIRsr STREET
BETWEEN r AND STREETS

In execution ~ dcet of trus. dated april II,
fS-S, and recorded ln Ncurico County Court In
Deed Book "a a, page 10, default having been
made ~ The pa} mont 90 the debt thereby se-
cured, I Will SCH ~ auction on tho promises, N
MONDAY. july :, 1899,
81 GO O'Clock e. ". fhs LOT above referred o..
beginning 20 feet s1utn 90 street. fronting
- feet on tho east line ~ Thitty-nr-t street, auI
running back l2l ieot f0 au alley i5 feet wide.
Terms. Cash ga ciant o. p1y expenses ~
sale and ihe dent secured by sall decd. amount
ins to about $50. and the rosi-lo 90 terms I'D 20
announced 80 sa4c. ~. -. ENHI,
lyl Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03

BEATRICE G. GUSN. Plaintiff, AGAINST n. v
GUMS ADMINISTRATION 2r A.. DsFENpASrs-
Is rHs CIASCBRY COuaT or Ius CITY OF
hICHHOSD.
certify that the boud required O. Tho ,peral
Commissioners. Allen G.. Collins, 81. r. Polar :,
AMI j. Lane Stern, by the decree In the SAID
cause 81 juno u. 1890 has been duly given.
Given under my hand tlis --- DAY oi June,
$50 CHARLES ". GODDlN, ClerS.
"a ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.
Diplomas Delivered and Honors Con-
ferred-Ex-Ststc Senator Gordon's
AddreSs.
[special teIegfam o the Dispalchl

Especial telegram 10 the Dispalchl
CHAHrnrrBsvIILE July 2-Tbis was era
duatron day at the University Of Virginia
aud every seat in the large public hall wa
filled. The rOstrum was crowded and the
aisles damned. There were two strong
drawing cards-the delivery OF diplo
mas and comforting of degrees auC
The address OF ex-senator Gordon
This gentleman is thirty, but looks ten
wears Younger. and a stranger entering The
ball TO-DAY would have supposed him 9
coilegian representing one or the other OF
the literary societies as its orator, though
IL would be "A very talented student who
could have made that speech, considering
the subject matter and superb delivery
His oratory, the sincere ring OF a neNoice,
,he poetry in the thought. aud the expires
sion suggested Henry Grady, who spoke
here a year ago to-day. The close atten-
ton and frequent applause attesied the
interest aud pleasure with which he was
heard.
ADDRESS OF SENATOR GORDON.
Mr.. GordoD's address Was q discussion OF 1.-Two
questions problems now up la state and ma
tionsl politics for prudent sud patriotic conside-
ration. Although our country has Tor more thsl
q hundred years filled the vision OF men a. The
most marvellous experiment yet attempted IN
human govern ment. II has not been Tree from
the evil tendencies 81 humanity. Though fash.
aud perhaps strengthened In the blood OF TIE
sons, yet the most adroit phrase-moDger VINO
ever glorifsd IT, nag would hardly attempt 10
maintsin that Its Constitution remains today
the thing Us trainers made H. As fashioned by
tnvso IMMORTAL architects II Was the fairos!
tomple ever consecraiei 20 freedom, but by
the hsnd OF the sophist, tho veil u the temple
has been rent IN twain. aud by tho feet OF tue
despollor aud partisan It's holy Of holes has
been desecrsted. Thoughtful stadents o. events
hro questioning II the day Do not near when our
triufnpbal march shall cease and serious &C
count be rendered OF the manner wberewth We
have used our gifts. Bad rulers and unwisc
legislation may for a season cripple peoples
slsngsh, but ~ the people are not In a moral de-
cline they will wrost from their heart 81 right
eousness sucn medicine as will cure the State
most grisvous wound
DrMoRAIlzATIoS.
And II II not 90 much from the perveysion Of
the Constitution as from the increasing de-
mossiizaiion Of the people that tho American
reputIic IL endangered. Tie desire 10 accufnu-
lats vast fortunes suddenly In the strongest pas
sloa thai animstes American socfety, while
fierce competition and rsrcer bribery are tho
Sorces that are rapidly moulding our public and
pr,sa,e golations the patient toll OF the oldsl
Tins Is usqnsnrsbe. ~ results Tar TOO re-
wsso. 1Ls 6el.ign " speculation has
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
WILL CELEBRATE TIE FOURTH.

The Hook and Ladder company will
celebrate the Fourth OF July and tho
Farmers Alliance Will give grand picnic
AT Hampden-Sidney on that day. There
will be several distinguished speakers
present. and an interesting and instructive
occasion is anticipated.
Pvthianism IL on a boom here. The
lodge recently organized is being added 10
OF every meeting and Will doubtless soon
become one of the influential lodges of
the State
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
LIME CEMENT. PLASTER. sc.

I me. CEMENT, AND PLASTER. -
4 ! Schooner John :. Beachsm has lust arrived
With cargo fresh kocglAnd Lime. schooner
George ". Anderson just discharged frosn cargo
Hoffman koseudaie Cement Large Etock I'M
ported Portland Cement, Caicined Plaster. Fire
Brick, Laths, &c. WARNER MOOkE,
Importer and Manufacturer Of Pure Nova
scotia Land Plaster le!9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL

~ ROAD
gCngDULS IN GsEGcr A4Y NJ. iDA
TWO TRAINS DAILY 10 NORFOLK AND
LrsCasuR0
LEAVE RICHMOND. eYkD-.gREEr STATION.
ssOA H. DAAy. 80 Petersburg RisAm1al a
norfolk Trrs gn Gkpress hrrF1 80
norfolk iR2) 4. n. Top, Only So i.-
trsDarg ana su7oiS. set3li
tan, leayiuz letef nars ~ 1880 A..
q. sBi arriving at Nor'o.k s.. a. =,
etop, sl ail stsf.ous
sNAM. Daily 80 Petss,lry. Arrive -
Petersburg .0iS A. NJ No caves
PetcrsDgrg .i5 4. =. l0r Yarn
vile. LYnca burg. aud a.! o0'as so-a
s1Pn DAILY. va Ps1srsear.. Arrive p.
torstaFs i- ~. K. lcsys Ps.orsos-g
p. ID
nso p NJ Daily. va Psssooar. Anir, a.
le.cfsr1rs 40. A. ID. connecting
WIN fssln ~ L leaving fetsrsbrE
ri l9lg A a. fcr ssrmftlis. Lyl,h.
hnrS, fpsAhout.a sal AL go.as
south ani hse-
il.s0 A. ". DAILY. ga B4sEssAe. ior FsrmwuA
Lyn h0gtg, t-a Ss1la. al Mcst
PULLMAN sLz2PtNG-CAx ACCOAAODA-
to.i--sieer lag-car from Psiers o1rs - trissS
sishouf ena0zs. lesuBg fefsrs9Srg gsiif q.
l..s9 = n. All Lyacnouss " Ao@9als sta
Gus change.
No s-LyueAeWs 70 dome All aSsaOIs .
Memphis wlihoA. ensa<a
liexsss. naSgage-checAA aai 81 Informs.
eau 10 obtained 81 nief.ul al AID ssisssLa-s
raliTeai GoY).. A. W. 0afceT'A ~ hala $685.
Aai a. ne Cots9Aay's olscs. AVA eas. Asiasrss~
4. -. ,NbAkNAi,
ss-ssl yer hzss-
". b BaYlll-
Genera s.sseas Ass>>
CuAnLss q Kppv, vice frssidsa>
General smaA ksAAek$ Va q"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03

INN EDIATELE AFTER THE
4 foregoing sale, of tho .amo place. the unfor-
signed. az comm. sioLHrs uaIrr OBJ terrce of tL9
june ~. I,g1, in the su.f oi Beatrice G. Gum
rs. RPGunn's administrator fu1 others VIII sell
thnf LOT OF LAND on fuo el-. siie ~ INtuty-
third street between Main ANA Cpry streets, 300
Richmond city fronting sixty .eet 900 twenty
Third street aud running hack es4teriv. tetween
parallel limos l10 feet beginning az too distance
or l3j feet from the south Lue 1f MIN street
ami bounded On Inc north and south hy an
alley fifteen feet wide.
TERMS. one fourth 81 the purrhsse-monoy %
DO paid In cas- b, residue ia tlrHe oqu1l paw
mon A. siX. Twelve, ami eighteen months.
negotiable notes % h9 given for the deferred
payments, with inierest g1aei and utle to te re-
tanned uutu the whole pgrchas '-m0uey ls paii.
ALLEN O.. COLLINS,
T.. E IOLiARD.
.. LANE STERN,
Special commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03

WANTED, TO SELL ANTIQUE
w OAK DINING ROOM SUITE. sIDKB0AkD,
IEXrENsIoN-TABLE, CARVED CHAIks-ali
solid oak. latest pattern. Cost new S3-will sell
for So. Also cheap, CARPETS, BsDSTEAD. 80.
405 east Broad street ly3-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
NOTICE TO HOLDERS on BONDS

Y
" OF TaE CITY or RICHMOND.-Take
notice, that under q resolution Of the city COun-
ell OF RichmOni approved june I3. lsyJ, th5 city
Auditor has been Instructed % give notice 10 all
holders Of per cen. bonds issIef by said ely
June 49, 1884, and also under two resolutions Of
said Council approved November rs, ls>J, hat
the said city will on tue % DAY OF JJiI, ls)),
redeem oacn ana every one u said bonds, and
that interest thereon shall cease from tho lst
day OF July, 1880 and that all Of such bonds
brought IN Tor redemption On ana siter the
81 day Of july 1890 will be redeemed. but With
out interest after aforementioned dat0. hereby
give such notice, snd also further notice that
shall be PREPARED on the said "a DAY 81 July,
1890. to redeem on behalf % said City ~ bonds
above alluded 70 when shall then or Afterwards
be presented for redemption ~ the oflco OF the
City Auditor in the City Hal 81 sad city
10 l9-eodtJylO MILES TURPIN, Auditor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03

Bond executed as by decree.
Tcste: :. q. WiNGFIEtD. Clerk. 70 2i-eodtds
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-12
TAULBEE'9 DEATH.
Kincaid In . Distressed Condition .
 Physioians With Him in Jail.

Kincaid In a Distressed Condition and
 Physioians With Him in JAiL
 WASHINGTON, March 12.-As soon as the news of sx-Congressman Taulbes's death reached police headquarters an officer was sent to Kincaid's room. He was awakened and taken to the police station.
 When Kincaid learned of Taulbes's death he was completely prostrated. After being removed to jail two physi- clans were sent for and are now with him.
 Taulbee's death was expected for ssv- eral days. but, while still . chance for his life, the physicians thought it ad- visable not to permit him to make an ante-mortem statement of the ciroum- stances surrounding the shooting. He died, therefore, without making any statement, and the case against Kincaid will rest entirely on the testimony of himself and two eye witnesses of the tragedy. One of these eye witnesses was Samuel Donaldson, of Tennessee, for merly doorkeepsr of the House of Rep resentativss, who has refused to make any statement for publication. The other witness was a boy who cannot be found.
 Kincaid and Taulbee had had an en- counter some time prior to the shooting s and Kinoaid claims that he armed him self in fear of danger from a future en, counter with Taulbee; that Taulbee had warned him to arm himself, and that Taulbee insulted and attacked him or their second encounter, rendering his resort to the pistol necessary.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-12
UNFULFILLED PROMISES.

The Harrison-Blaine administration came into power pledged among other things to reduce the bonded debt of the United States and the government de- posits in national bands faster than the Cleveland administration did. The bonded debt was reduced the last year of Cleveland SIS, ,O34, ,43O and during the first year of Harrison Sl09, ,O76, 700, sc that the Harrison administration has run behind the Cleveland administra- ton ten million dollars in bond redemp- tions. In the matter of the bank de. posits the Cleveland administration re- duced them about twelve millions dur ing its last nine months, and the Harri- son administration left them almost un- touched for three quarters of u year. It did not reduce them so much as mil lion and half during its first nine months. During the last three months it has reduced them suddenly and rapidly.