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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-18

NIGHT IN Relief Lodge. No. %, Knights Of
Pvthiss. and will be installed next Tues
dey night: Chancellor Commander, J. v.
Rice; Vice. Chancellor. J. L. Hart; Prelate,
Scal. i. (. Hooper: Master of Finance. X.
d Miller: Master of Exchequer, 0. T.
Wicker: Master-at-Arms, W. II. Thack-
ston. This lodge Ia in nourishing con-
d;tion.
At meeting Of the Town Council held
Yesterday tho chain gang system of work
ing the streets was adopted. and now petty
offenders who do not pay their fines from
their purses will be made to. by the sweat
OF their brow. coupled to ball and chain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-18
A Valuable Horse Drowned.
Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

ICOrFtspODudHCt OF tU0 NIOIIIIIUHU DIsPhFIHI
DUNNsvILLE, July 1G, 1880.
The fine stallion Won Borcke, owned by
J. w. Mcdaniel. of Tappahannock. was ac-
cidentally drowned at Merry Point while
taking the steamer OF that place TO come 10
Essex. Mcdaniel had recently refused
81 500 for this horse.
Mr.. David Scott of this vicinity, was
taken with IA congestive chill Sunday night,
and is still III critical condition.
The drought continues here. Not only are
gardens driving and vegetables whitening.
but pastures and streams are drying up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-18
THE PURCHASERS.
DEATH OF MRS. ROBERT E. HAeAN
At Huntington, w. Va.-Hcr Numerous
Relatives aud Connections.

Relatives aud Connections.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.]
FARMytLLE. Va, July II, 1890.
A telegram received here this morning
announces the death of Mrs, Robert f.
Hagan, of Huntington. W. Va, which oc-
curred at O'Clock at her home. Her
death was sudden and entirely unexpected,
as she was making ready to start for this
place on visit TO her parents and relatives.
RICHMOND CONNECTIONS.
She was the mother of five children and
the wife Of ex-Mayor Hagan, OF Hunting
ton, whose former residence was IN Rich
mond. Mrs. Hsgsn was the eldest daugh-
ter of Colonel Il. w. l.. Blanton, of Cum
berland county. Va, and niece of Mayor
o. T. Wicker, Of this place, who left on the
1850 p. III. train to-day to attend her fune-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-18
WOODLAND HEIGHTS LOTS
FOR SALE.

We are now Offering these beautiful LOTS,
fronting 3lxl45 FEET to an alley on Broad street,
on exceedingly liberal terms. Electric street.
car service from the lots TO Seventh sud Main
streets twelve minutes. To the home-seeker
no property could be moro desirable. Overlook
ing the James and both cities. adjoining Forest
Hill Park, 1t leaves nothing TO DO desired as q
residence. A. j. BRADLEY CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
Manchester. Va.
'Phone 1919 A. 10 x2-lm
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By Jas. Macdougsll, Anctioncer.
Onlce No. 1900 east Main street

By Jas. Macdougsll, Anctioncer,
Once No. 1900 east Main street
CTOCK OF GROCERIES, STORE
- FIXTUREs, SHOWCASES, HORSE. TOP
WAGON. HARNESS, &C, AT AUCrJON.-iiy
request OF the owner who 10 declining business,
| will cell q. No. IL east Main street on
FRIDAY. 18TH INSTANT,
at 1917 o'clock. the entire stock OF FRESH AND
DESIRABLE GROCERIES, &c, em bracing
COFFEES, TEAS. SOAPS. SOLAS>Es, fLOC H.,
VINEGAR, LARD. hROONs, BECkkls.
Two nearly now OIL-rANKS and MEASURES
TEA and COFFEt-CApDIES,
A fine assortment of CANNED GOODS,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, LICENSE, sc.
ALSO.
STORF-FfXTURES. such "a c q L 7 4 RS #,
SHELVING, SHOWCASES, &c.
One very ine fIvE-YEAR-OLD HORSE, gentle
aud sound
One nrsi-rate ToP- WAGON and HARNESS.
The attention OF the trade Il especially asked,
as the stock is all fresh and desirable and will
be sold.
STORE FOR RENT. -
JAS. MACDOUGALL,
tyi6 Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-18
OLD POINT NOTES.

cistv Sailing Party from Gioucestsr
Especial telegram 10 tho pispstcn.l
OLp Poisr, Va. July 1.-THE Moutgom-
ery Truo Blues, which have been camped
ct the White sulphur the past two weeks,
arrived here tonight.
The Pennsylvsnia Editorial ASSOCIATION
spent Q couple OF hours here this morning
inspecting the Fort.
Tie Yacht Alice and Ellen. with sailing
party given by Mr.. Frederick Deans, OF
Gloucester, arrived this afternoon. The
party comprises twenty couples Of leedinR
Young society people. Who are enjoying .
dance ct the Hygsia They retuxu to
Gloucester tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-18

DAILY. Daily except sunday
srOPPit0-PLAcSt
so.. H. r. - -. ami 3 AJAX, NJ stop, va
q and - stop o. .ignsi AZ Nsnci sstsr
Drewry's Blun. Cenirslis. sni chs.lsr - =
stops At Chester NoA =. "a 81 n o. a., a. soi
45, will stop a. all fsat1u. Cor passesxtrA
PuLLNAS-CAR sHkY!oR
ON Trains Nos 10 ari Is sloeying-ea, bsirs.i
New YORK ani Tampa ia GA J>sk.IlEiis.
On Trains NO-. Is ssi q slseqlig--Nrs asfarfi
Warrington aai Chsrleslon 90 TraIa 50. g.
sieeping-cgrs tet~ecu Mssbington ana Iark-
soayillc, ON Tain No. q alrs0llg.rars Do
tween ia 'fsonviie ami New YORK.
TuE ONLY ALL-sAiL LINZ 10 N9kfpLN
R.chmonda..,rg An. sori5ls'.....4,n P. =.
R.chmoud. r n. Nor'1ik..... 7sl r. y.
Norfolk ......'s. i0A. n. Rlc1m1ni..lft' 4. o.
Norfolk .....-Eul e. \. hi-n nO1i.. f.Is p d.
she traius leaving Richmond tsf % 4. 4. anf
Norfolk az { T. A.. ars s1iii trans between
thess two points. Aud passengers - throngl
without change OF cara Close connrcf.nu a.
slso made A. Pelersbgrg ~ fhe sa f ~. uaa
from sicnm0nd sni he SD A. u. tram ffoa
Norfolk
Ttains leaving Ricnmoni II eD 4. Y. AMI
li.sJP. >. ani striving a. aichmpni 81 ifi' q.
A. ard s.nJ T. a. maze ci Ise connection 81
Fs,.r~ burg 10 and from FsrmFilic. Lyne1p4rs.
and southwestern lointS
X H. @uLLT. superiabsnisa.
T. T. u. MYEAs. General suprru.eaieat
Z. n. kskEsOS eesersl Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-18

JORDAN L. MOTT. owner j. L. Mott Iron
Works, Mott Haven, y. Y.
CHARLES G.. EDDY. vice-presiient Norfolk
and Western railroad, Roanoke, Va.
EDWIN EINSTEIN. eI-congressman from
New York city, capitalist and director In the
Nsw-Riyer Mineral Company.
GEORGE II. SkELEY, OF New York city. capi-
talist and president Of tho New-Rlyer Mineral
Company.
". c. VAN DOREN, Of Ivanhoe, Va.
General JAMES 4. WALKER, Of Wytheville,
Va
HEkBERT G. HULL, capitalist and lawyer,
New York city. ~ l6-2w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-18
THE NATURAL BRIDGE
| Sold to a Syndicate of Massachusetts and
Virginia Capitalists.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

Sold to a Syndicate of Massachusetts, and
Virginia Capitalists.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
GLASGOW. Va. July 1.-THE famed
Natural Bridge property, originally owned
hy Thomas Jefferson, on the suburbs OF
this city, lately owned by Colonel IL. c;
Parsons and his political and personal
friend, Hon. James G. Blaine, Secretary of
State. has been sold to a party OF Lynn
and Boston (Mass.) and Virginia gentle
men. who will spend 100000 improving
the place and making 1t the Saratoga OF
the South.
THE PURCHASERS.
Messrs. Francis w. Breed. of Lynn,
Mass. member at large Of the Worlds
FAIR Committee u. Il. Lerson. Boston DO
seph Davis. Lynn. Mass, well known IN
the New England States l.. II. Shields, of
Norfolk, and Miles NJ. Martin, of Glasgow.
are the purchasers. This is not land-im-
provement company with stock to sell. put
its object is to make the Natural Bridge the
most elegant resort South OF Cape May,
Saratoga. Niagara, or Asbury Park.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-18
PROBABLE FORGERY
OF Letter by Negro to Secure the Farm
VILE Postmastersbip.

VILE Postmastersbip.
correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch
FARNvILLF. Va. July 16, 1880.
For some time il has been known that
negro from Green Bay district of Prince
Edward county has been making efforts to
secure the appointment of postmaster of
Farmyille, and it has been reported that his
success depended upon his securing recon-
mendations to the office. Mr.. William L.
Johnson. worthy citizen Of this place and
q staunch Democrat, has received letter
from the Office of the First Assistant Post
master General in which his letter with
reference To the Farmville post-otfice was
acknowledged and attention promised
Now, the truth is. as Mr.. Johnson informs
your reporter, he has had no occasion TO send
3 letter to that department on the subject
named, or any other subject, and the only
inference TO be drawn is that some one has
forged his name. or else used letter Oh
recommendation having no reference
whatever TO the Farmville .post-office, and
therefore Is technically guilty Of attempt
ing TO procure position under false pre-
tcnces. The matter, as i am informed.
will be promptly investigated, and the
guilty party brought To just punishment
a. the law prescribes or If there be none
such, at least exposed as fraud.
EVERY CENT COLLECTED.
Since his Honor Mayor Wicker assumed
control of tho town government, July LIST,
some thirty i've cases have been tried for
violations of the town ordinances, and up
wards OF $40 imposed as fines aud every
cent collected. This is unprecedented III
the history of the town.
ORANGE AND KEYsyIrLE RAILROAD.
In an interview With President Gran
vile. of the Orange keysyills railroad,
the following information was gotten with
reference TO this great corporation, IN
which so many OF our people feel such
lively interest. He saws that work will DO
q once vigorously pressed on the line of
the road from this point to Keysville. aud
by September LIST cars will be runping
from here to Hampden-Sidney. and to
Keysville by November 1st. Attention
will then be given to their northern con-
nection. which. when completed. will give
ne position on the shortest line OF railway
by eighty miles between the northern and
southern sections Of our country.
AcARRuR-PioEoS.
On the 12th instant carrier pigeon
walked into the front door OF the country
residence Of MY. William H. Burger, 6r..
nesr Farmville. Upon one wing was
stamped " starr: No. ~ south Third street
Philadelphia, Peun.; III. 1917. i4z. II
dot or captured please report 70 above
number Sergeant Miller. o. this place,
~ the bird, which is described - very
ko0nffful. and hss notided the above num-
~ g IT. arrival.
ovSzozss HrDoTzp.
~ ialleviss ollssu xsss slsetsd LIST
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-18

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ WAY COMPANY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY II, is)l
LEAVE RIcHsoSD
ZOO A. N. Freight, except sunday, Carries
passengers between Richmond and
Gordonsyille.
$50 A. NJ. Daily Tor Old Point AMI Norfolk
Pullman Car White sulphur 20 Old
Point
msn Palace Car Old Point 10 White
Sulphur. aud Pullmaa sleeper Char
iottssville 10 Cincinnati Chair Car
Richmond . CllliJJ rorge.
$50 n, Express daily for Old Point a-d Nor
fox. Pullman sleeping Car Cinc.n-
natl 10 CID Point
IsO N. Accom- mediation, except Sunday, for
Chariot sv.iie. On Saturday this
ira % RUS 10 >iauntoa.
s;s0 p NJ The 4. +. Y. Limited daily. Pullman
sleeping Car Old Point 70 Cincinnan.
so.id ves,ibule train, with D.oing Car
and Puilmsns Charlottesville 70 Gin.
cinnat and Pullman 10 Louisville
TRAINS AKaivs AZ RIcnx0sD.
7g A. NJ. aud 2:ss p. u. daily from Cincinnati.
g:l5 A. N. daily, except sandsy. from Char
lotlssviile; on Mondays IRON Staun-
,oro A NJ and 7:b P. n. dali, from Norfolk.
DO r. N. frei ht from Cnarlottesviiis. Car.
riss passengers
JASgs-RIvga DIVISION
U,ichmond and Allegheny kailroatl
LEAVE 1Icunoxn
zoo A. n. daily for Lynchburs. Lexinstoa. Aad
Chiffon Forge
40 r. y. tor Lynch burg except sunday. Sleep
Ing Car foe Lynchburs. A train
Leaves Lyncnburg 81 ais A. n. daiiy
Tor Lexington aud Ciitton Forge
TRAINS AexIvE ~ RIcIMcnR
ESQ r. Y daily from Clifton FsrsA
ESQ 4. y. excsps sunday NON clifton 1oegA
Lextng1oa> go LynchbNr0.
station HistA ~ Coaaa sessseA
y. ". gUEkU9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-18
SHACklETT ACQUITTED.
The Cutting of Young Herndon In Self
Defence-Other Important STAFF
ford Cases.
Especial telegram to tho DIspatch.l

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, July IT," Not
guilty" Such was the verdict rendered
today in the famous Shacklett-Herndon
trial. which has been in progress IN the
courts of Stafford for the past two days,
and which has attracted considerable In
terest. The jury were out only ten min
utes. and while the verdict is a surprise to
some it is satisfactory TO large majority.
The crime for which Shacklett was indict-
ed and tried was for seriously cutting
Young Herndon during a difficulty in
March last. an account of which has here
tofore appeared in the Dispatch. The in
terest which the trial awakened was due TO
the prominence of the two young men, as
they are sons of the wealthest and best
families of the county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-18
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
YORK-RIyER LINE,vn wEsrroIsr
TIE rAyoRITR ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND:

LEAVE RICH NOND.
TRAIN No o. 80 r. y.
LOCAL EXPIRES. daily ex'epi sunday. SOD,
a. all stations. A. Lester Nsn1f connecs sla
stage for Walkortol. with Baltimore steamer a.
West Point
TRAIN So IS. 40 p. Y.
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily except sunday
for West P0lnG connecting win fofs hisor
steamers Tor Baltimore A. Baltimore steanrfs
c,nnect with Baltimore gni QUO rsirnai Ter
Wasn!ugton. Phiiai~ iphia. and ssN fpfk,
stoxmers leave Baltimore J.. N. daily cEcspi
sunday. ..
Trains arrive At Richmond 27) A. Al. ani il.lJ
A. 81.
TRAIN 10 ~. 30 A. r.
LOCAL. MIXED daily except supiay. iesfos
Trenty-@lghth stree. Tor Wee. foiui AL iAisr-
mediate points ..,.- .
Tictet-oflce a. station tooi 4 Flryinif stree.
cry ucsotOaice-corner " lcnu AL hA.h
soi HAAS JAS. I. TAYLOR
Traffic Manager GcnsrHl Passenger Agent
JOSEPH = POI j. Division fasselger Axin-
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pxrAxrURx or srEAAEEs.

- -
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT zszxJ
' COMPANY for tEe sEAsHOhk. S2nA ~ L. :,
Cheapest and most pleasant route u OLD
POlST, VlnGlNA BEACH. tCkAN NlhMs
NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH. NEWPORT NEWS,
CLARBaoNT. and JAAEski LA .S.,
INGS by elegant saloon steamer AhiEL
leaving kich mond Nv Say MONDAY, WkDNb s-
DAY, and FRIDAY at 7 A. n. street-cars go
directly 10 steamers wharf. Fare 10 Ola Point
or Norfolk. siJO: second class. 81.
Connections at Old Point ani norfolk closely
with all lines for northern cities, Nirglnia beafh.
aud Ocesn view same aftsrnoon. Jamss river
by dsylgh'. Great tourist line Oneapes'
route -.
through tickets on steamer and a, CARRIER
Agency, 1909 Main street Baggage checked
through. Siate-rcoms engaged for day or nishL
Freight received daily Tor NORFOLK. fOki y
MOUTH. OLD POINT. ALBXASDkIA. ALLAN
TIC AND DANViLLB. anf FAAANlLLE AND
pOWHATAS X. X. STATIONS. aud WASH
INGTOS. ID. c., all paiuis In taetern Norm
Carolina, Eastern Sirgini., AMI all regular land-
ings on The James river, al lowest rates and
through pills Issued
LICIEN h. TATUN, Vice-Pres.dont,
No lil7 Nam street and kockrt.S
IRWIN WEIs.9fE Frelghs aud Passenger Agsn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-18

I,ARMyILLG ANp PoWnATAN

T,ARMyILLE AND POWHAIAN
RAILROAD
sESRKkL OFFICES, s0J EAST MAIN STREET,
SCHEDULE II EtFxCl APRIL 10, 49,.
AagIyE AT EichAOsD
RlsA NJ ala Richmond aud usnsills ra!ifAai,
fr,m fArmyil.e, Antlocn. hrtsr,
Cumberland Courthouse, >aunysis,
ToDsccosiiis. ballsyiilo. coi0na, f0s-
hs,an Courthouse, Lppcs's fs.l~
N.alsrpOck. sad SKIN s1arter
i2I. p NJ, ria hichmond sud Petersburg rAi.-
r0as, from M.Alsrp0ck, sgmtnlt. co
due. Beach. sn1 fsndivy.
ikkfs gicAuosD.
a,o p NJ. ria klcnmoui and DsnYillo rsiiroaL
for farmville. Cnnteelaai Coari-
hUass. Pow aalan Courthouse. ael Al
intermediate p1ict.
s.f5 Y. n. gta hichIecnt aud Petersburg raj
road. for Epoc-'s falls, wlnierp5-s,
ami oil Intermediate point&
All trains daily exeop, sunday.
For uckets, baxgage-chccks. timetables. -
cal. upon A. VI. GAEBkR. istcnnsond All las.
vile railroad. and kichmond aad f.tereus
railroad =. 81 bVcAlS6hAN,
General Passenger Assn-
JANES K Wxkfa. GolvsA Manager. spS
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QUICK AND LARGE RETURNS.

lots are placed upon the market insures TO In
veators
QUICK AND LARGE RETURNS.
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash: balance in
one and two years.
Through its exceptional railroad facilities
"lvanhoe" ia placed within minimum haul OF
the enormous Gossan irOn-ore OF Carroll county
aud tho Ygorld-famous limonite and mountain
ores OF the Cripple-Creek Valley and Il also
within easy haul OF the celebrated Pocahontss
and Flattop coal and coke-felds.
IMMENSE LIMESTONE QUAKRIES already
being operated within the town.
THE No. 1 FURNACE Of the New-River hlne-
raj Company Is already in successful operation,
while the INASHOE IRON COMPANY, un1er
the presidency Of Mr. jordan l. hOtt, OF the
Mott Haven Iron Works, Of New York, has been
organized for the purpose OF erecting another
furnace of largo capacity.
River Mineral Company, adjoining the town. sre
already giving employment TO large number
OF men.
The "IvANHOE ZINC COMPANY with q
capital Of SJO0,0oo, has purchased Immense dc-
posits OF valuable zinc-ores, which they are nov
developing. and will soon erect several large
furnaces.
connection of the Norfolk and Western railroad,
Iyanhoe has become the great distributing point
for the immense ore-helds and agricultural and
timber districts Of southwestern Virginia and
w tSttTn NOTtu NhiOiihn
situated 10 the midst Of great yool-ralsing
district snd within q short haul OF the southern
cotton-aelds, no place IN Virginia possesses
greater advantages for WOOLLEN- AND COT
TON-MILLS.
Vast tracts o, red and white oak, chestnut.
hickory, pine and hemlock near ut hand fur
nish exceptional opportunities Tor woodworking
establishments and steam tanneries.
A $4,000 HOTEL WILL BE ERECTED AT
ONCE.
Water works. planning mill, eIectric-light plant,
brick-works, etc, will he erected at an early
date.
Being 1000 feet above the sea. the climate Is
unsurpassed by the Celebrated mountain resorts
Of the world.
A large tract Of level land, with front OF one
and half miles on the New river, has been set
aside tor manufacturing purposes
Liberal inducements viii be offered all indus
tries locating here.
Through its connections with the steamship
lines, the louisville and Nashville. the Shenan-
dosh-Vsil-y, aud the Cape Fear and 1adkin-
Valley railroads. and its outlet on the Ohio
river, the Norfolk and Western railroad places
"Iyanhoer in direct communication with all
the great marke;s OF the North, last, South. aud
West.
For maps, descriptive pamphlets, etc., apply
80 the secretary Of the company at "lvanhoe
Wythe county. Va W. c. VAN DORES,
President;
G. NJ. SEELEY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-18
sELF-DEFENCT.

The verdict was rendered in accordance
with evidence produced as TO self-defence;
rs it was proven that young Herndon had
on more occasions than one made threats
against the life of Shacklett. The accused
was defended BY st. George II. Fitzhugh.
of this city, and Hon. j. L. Mason. of
King George. Commonwealth
w. r. White and Hon. L. L. Meredith. OF
Prince William, conducted theprosecution.
OTHER CASES.
At the conclusion of the Shac klett case
the trial of Sullivan for felony was taken
up and the accused given two years IN the
penitentiary. I. q.
Armstrong. who had been indicted for
seduction. was also tried, and after several
hours being spent on the case 1t was given
to the jury, which returned verdict OF
not guilty.
The first work on the new bridge began
today and will be rapidly pushed forward.
1t is to be finished by December lst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-18

AUCTION sALES-Tutsrs Days.
ByJ. Thompson Brown . Co,
and
John T. Goddiu.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneera
COMMISSIONERS SALE
rSsEs-sroRY BRICK STORE AND DWELL
sEvEvrgES STih STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS.
Jscobs Decree OF tho hien-
wolfsseimer Co. and ala. mond ch'neory
Allan Court - Entered
Jacobs and ais. June 4, 1890
TO BE SOLD AT THE RISK AND COST OF
MRS. Il. WoLfsHElMEB. IHE
FORMER PURCHASER
By virtue OF the ebove decree We. the special
commissioners therein appointed, Will sell al
public auction on the premises, %
TUESDAY, July ~, 1890.
AZ O'Clock p. NJ; at tho risk and cost a Mrs. Y.
Woi.shesmer. the former purchaser, who has
failed 10 comply with ssii purche-e, that certain
ior OF LAND WITH A THkLE-sioki
BRICK STORE ASD DWELLING THEREON
Iyiag aud being in the city OF Richmond, front
iLg rs feet inches on east side OF seventeenth
street and on the south side Of Walnut alley DO
tween Main and Franklin stress. snd running
hack about % feet inches % an alley teet
inches wide, the ssid lot being subject 10 an an
nual ground-rent OF 92x bushels OF wheat
TEggs OF SALE: One third cash balance IN
six ami twelve months. negotiable notes win
interest, the title 20 b. retained until oil TIE
purchase money is rad and a conveyance or
dered 10y the Court.
EDMUND WADDlLI, JA,
). SAMUEL PARRISH,
Special Commissioners
J. THOMPSON Brown & co. AND Jons /. GoODIS
AuctioDeers.
JACOBS PLlfsrIPP. AGAINST WoLFsnrINER, DR.
PENDANT. ASD ALLAN. PLAINTIFF, AGAINST
JACOBS. DEFENDasr-lN rEg CHAsCkRY toVkl
OF The CITY az RICHMOND.
4. Charles ". GoddiD, clerk OF saii court Ger
tiiy that the boni required Of the special com
I missioner. Edmund Aaddli. IT.. ana !. Samue
! Parrish. by the decree IA said cause Of June
| 1897, has been dGiy given.
Given under my hs0i this 9Th dsy 81 June
Z lsg,. CHARLES W. GODDlN,
Nv IL CLERK.
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Peculiar

To Itself in many important particulars, Hoods
Sa.saparilla is different from aud superior to any
othor medicine.
Peculiar in combination, proportion and prep
aration OF ingredients, Hoods Sarsapariila pos
sesses the full curative value of the best known
remedies of the vegetable kingdom.
Peculiar in its medicinal merit Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla accomplishes cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar in strength and economy Hoods sar-
saparIlla is the only medicine Of which cen truly
be said 100 doses one dollar" Medicines in larger
and smaller bottles require larger doses. and do
not produce gool results as Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Peculiar In its "good name at homo there Is
more of Hoods Sarsapariia sold in Lowell. where
it is made. than Of all other blood purifiers.
Peculiar in its phenomenal record OF sales
abroad, no other preparation has ever attained
such popularity in so short a time. Do not be in
ducedto take any other preparation. Besure get
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. 81; sixforsa freparedoniy
BY c. /. HOOD & CO., Apoihecaries, Lowell. Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-18
old DOMINION STEAM II
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FOR NEW fOAK-
Steamers leave Richmond EfAhf TUESDAY
and FRIDAY At +. n. manifest closed one
hour before sailing time.
stoamers loays New York for Richmoni
ByRRY WEDNESDAY and SAfU kDAf al 7.
NJ arriving IN kichmoni hOsOAf ami FRI
DAY MORNINGS
passenger accom- modations unsurpassed
Cabin fare ~ New York va Jamssr1yer
rorte dnclLdiBg meas AID BERN ....-0tl
Round. trip LcseLA Limited W ilirty iaJs
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Storage without subsistence. .........-.. I'D
Csnin fSfs VIC Chesapeake aaf Ohio rail-
way....... ,..........s... ..... wv
cau,n asto W. ..'..-.-.' 10 -
Tcss1 can 10 Obtained at A. ". CARRIERS !D,J
Nam street; Chesapeake AMI ONO aai nlcn'
moni sid Petersburg depoa, and a. con panys
Offices. 1891 Main street. and wharf. kockssA
Freight forwarded and ih-ouxn oLS t" lAiin<
iseurc tor points beyond Nov forL
FREIGHT rscelvsa daily uaui D Z. N
Pa-s-ugers iaaunS nlenlnoni on hON I :,
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, ani
SATURDAYS, by the Chesapeake and Oaio rail-
w.y ria Newport Newsl az 3D Z. NJ. and by
E.hmoud ana Petersburg railroad same days,
ar ass r. NJ, will make connection al NOkFOLh
Win steamer leaving those day
GEORGE ". ALLEN CO.. Assn~.
No. 1901 hain s<ees. sni
auIy C0mpsaVsH wharf. koc<osA