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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-29
b. John r. Gcddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auc;ioneor,
Bank and Eleventh streets

Real Estate Agent and Auc;ionoor,
Bank and Eleventh streets
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
~ VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RESIDENCE
Ar Tax sOUTHWE,F CONNER or BUCHA-
NAN AND CHRIS rfAN STREETS. AND
VALUABLE VACANT LOT ADJOiNlNG; ALSO,
FRAME DWELLING o. THE WEST SIDE
OF BUCHANAN STREETS, BETWEEN CHRIS
TiAN AND KICHARDs STREETS, FOR SAL
Az AUCTION.
BY virtue Of a dacres OF the Chancery Court OF
tho City Of dchn ond In the case OF Fps rs
Richardson &c, entered on June q. i's0. the
undersigned special commissioners viii sell a.
public auction. on the premises, on
MONDAY, JUNE 90, 1890,
al O'Clock =. NJ
BRICK RESIDENCE M. no. AZ the southwest
corner OF buchanan AMI CHRISTIAN streets, con-
tanning seven rooms. win wafer. sc. The house
was hunt hy the late John ,. Richardson, about
ten years ago for his use, md IL In excellent
repair The lot las d front OF Z feet eld depth
OF los feet
.. A VALUABLE LOT adjoining the above on
the south, having n front on th9 west Fl 10 Of
buchanan street Of q feet and depth Of les
3. A small TWO-sTORY FRAME DWELLING,
No. IFS. on the west side Of Buchapan street., be-
tween Christian and Richarfs streets. Tho lot
has q front Of 70 feet9 inches and rurs back
about -- feot
ms property being so convenient 20 me mesa
peako and Ohio railway shops, Richmond Loco
motive " orks, and in rapiilY-GrOwtng section
OF the city. oiors many Advantages for spoculs-
tors and othors.
Terms: one fourth cash; balance six. twelve,
anu eighteen months, negotiable notes, tntorest
add &, aud title retained until al the purchase
money Is paid end srOnveYsnce ordered b. the
court. J. SAMUEL PARRISH,
WILLIAM II. BEYRhIDGE,
HILL CARTER.
Special Commissioners.
EPPs. PLAISTiFF, AGAINST RICHARDSON, &c.
DRFESDASTs-IS THE CBAFCERY COURT or TDz
CITY or RICHMOND
!, Charles ". GCdiin, clerk x said court, GER
lily that the bond required OF tue special COM
missioner. by tho decree in said cause OF June
%. 1881, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 23d day OF June
lS9s- CHARLES W. GODDIN,
ie29 Clerk.
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BY Jas Macdougai. General Auctioneor,
Onice No 100 Main street

BY Jas. Macdougal. General Auctioneor,
Onice No 1870 Main street
4 SPLENDID CHANCE FOR AN
"A ENERGETIC MAN. KEY, GOOD WILL,
AND FIX lURrS Og THE MEAT AND GREEN
GROCERY E>rABLi~HNE Nos. 353 AND $50
BROOK AVENUE. CORNER LEIGH siNEEi &,
AT AUCTlON.-Having determined % discon-
tnue business. will sell, on
TUESDAY, July I. 1890.
NJ 70 o'clock ". my ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENT
as above. which embrace
! excellent large GLAeS-DOOR NEAT RE-
fRlGERAlOh,
l fine large long lCF-BD&,
ASB-IOP CONS rBRS,
VEGETABLE AMI Fl~H STANDS aaf TRAYS.
SPRING SCALES. NEAT-BLOCks and RACKS,
CiIlP-BEEF CT TER,
FANCY COUSrEk-DtSk
SAWS. CLEANENS. N NIYES. &c, &C.
The stand Is one 81 he best IN tho city, doing
o good business. The fixtures sro OF the ue5t
aud IN frst-clgss oricr Nv fet"r niuauon being
20 soil, particular attention - ssSei.
GEORGE 4. LOMBARD.
JAS MACDoCGAI, Auct0neer ieS
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BY George W. Mayo, Auciloneer,
ono. Il. Lauehion DR., Salesman)
No. q Ninth street.
FURNITURE, MA TTING, OIL
Il CLOTH, HEFRlGERATORS. THIRTY FEET
IRON RAILING. LETTER SC ALES, MEMS AND
WOMEN'S SHOES. KCHhOND CIGARS, &C.,
At AUCTION.--My sales
TOMORROW (MONDAY)
includes too large collection o. miscellaneous
articles 10 enumerste. he house Is full OF des-
rabie articles Of every character and must DO
seen 70 he appreciated
The sale commences At 1890 A. NJ. and will DO
sold 10 the order desired
The CIGARS VIII be sold In single-box lots.
and are Of excellent grades
The store Is open ct o'clock, and the closest
Investigation Is asked. GEORGE W. MAYO.
le % Auciionoer.
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Be request ~ the owner Who u Qecnnlng Dusl-
ness, Will soil. st 2l2 west Broad street, on
WEDNESDAY, July ,, 1870,
a. 1920 A. ~, the entire outAt Of the STORE
AND BAKERY BU~IN tSS, consisting Of
METAI-FKOST SHOWCASES, GLASS JARS
SCALES. &C.:
a complete --ortme mt Of all OF the UTESSIl :
and IMPLEMENTS necessary for con-
duc.ing a large and general baking bust
ness
2 good and RELIABLEHCRSEs about six and
niue years old
frst-class SPRING TOP-WAGON5, almost new,
MADE by q. Gross,
3SETS SINGLE HARNESS, IN good order:
The entire OUTFIT, including HORSES, WAGONS,
&c, GOOD WILL. BREAD AND CAKE
LOUIE, SC. will tiTst Nc ofierol a. a whole,
with the right OF q reserve hid. aud u not
solo as a whole tho several articles Will 10
sold In detail.
A most favorable opportunity 70 offered any
one wishing 10 engage ip ihs business. IS every
thing f. IN nice, clean condition.
GEORGE W. NAYO,
e25 Auc,iOnecr.
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AUCTION sALEs-Mondny.
By Apporson & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers, &C
COMMISSIONERS AUCTIoNsA

In execution OF the hereinef;er-mentioned de-
cree / win soil a; auction, on the premises, at
O'Clock i. ~. on
MONDAY. JUNE 30. 1890.
the ,bove-de. cribod VALC ABLE PROPERTY.
mo we'll and co-ty-buIlt dwelling contains
twelve rooms ana kitchen four rooms Stable
and CARR age house. 1hs lot fronts 81 fset on
the south side OF Broad street, running oeck lOD
feet 70 an alley. Location central. healthy plea-
sspt. and easy Of access Uy rail, &c, reriers u
very desirable "a a clearinghouse or Tor large
family whose business Is dOgn town.
TERMS: ono third cash balance al Twelve
and oichteen months Tor negotiable notes inter
est added. .. ~ V. "a NiHLr
Special Commissioner.
Rou.yYor, PLArwTIFF, AGAiSsT BoHANN1S AND
AIS DRFRSDASTs--iH THs CHAScHRf COURT
or THG CITY or RICHMOND.
l. Charles W. GOddlD, clerk OK said court. cer-
tfy that tho bond required OF the SPECIAL COM
missioner by the decree n said cause OF August
G. 1892 has noen duly given.
Given under my hanG this 10th day ~ June,
1897. CHARLES W. GODDlH,
10 Il DlerL
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BEATRICE c. GUM. PLAINTIFF, AGAINST r. P.
GUSS'S ADHISIeTRATOa Ut Al. DEPEND ANTS
Is THs CHASCERY COURT or IHz CITY or
RICHMOND.
!. Charles W. Goddn. clerk Of the said Court,
certify that the Doli required )f The special
Commissioners. Allen g. collins. ". K. Pollard,
and y. Lane stern, 10y tho decree IN the sad
cause Of juno -. ls91. has been duly given.
GIVEN under my hand thus -- day OF June,
i o. CHARLES ". GODDIN, Clerk.
"a
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
EXCURSION TO BEDFORD CITY,
IL JULY iTu.
TIE BEDFORD CITY LAND AND IMPROVE
hENT COMPANY
ANNOUNCES A SALE OF CHOICE LOTS
nN rlffX

MENT COMPANY
ANNOUNCES A SALE OF CHOICE LoTs
ON JULY 5, 1880.
The number Of LOTS is limited but choice. sdd
they will be sold on moderate terms. Everybody
Is onered an opportunity to MAKE Dig money
1T WAS INTENDED
TO have this sslo earlier. but IL has been post
pOnef until alter tie exercises a. tho dodlca-
ton Of Randolph-Macon Academy. on inc
Fourth OF July. Large numtors OF our cih-
zens and distinguished guests. among them
several bishops, clergymeD, United states
senators, and tho Governors OF eone OF tne
southern States, will bs present TO wltuess
the splendid programme prepared by iresi-
dent Smith. closing with magnihcent dls-
play Of fireworks 1t night.
WE EARNESTLY REQUEST
all visitors To- remain over Ill tho 5th and a.
tend this sale Of LOTs. all OF the real es-
tats agents are agents for the company The
samo lot will not be sold 10 several pur-
chaser. but "a soon "a \ sale Is effected IL
will be placed on the bulletin board.
THE COMPANY
has pu, the price low to induce persons 70
build, and with all who viii contract TO build
houses special terms will be made.
IT Il NOT THE POLICY
OF this company to boom. II offers lots which
will double in yalle IN six months a. low
rates, 20 bring citizens 10 he town.
}. NJ BERRY, President:
X. b. tLAYTOR, Vice President;
j. r. CAMPO Ii, Secretary,
or Bedford Cry Land and improvement co.
BEDFORD cay, june eth.
For further information apply %
QUARLE- & NCCURDY,
1912 Main street
Tickets for sale by CARRIER & CO. 10 994t
By Jas. Macdougal, General Auctoneer
Office Nc 1880 Aaln street
TTNRUSTEE'S SALE TO THE TRADE
L OF STOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS,
IRON SAFE. UPRIGHT SHOWCASE. &C. AT
AUCrlON.-By virtue OF deed OF trust TO nc
undersigned from I. A. Miles, duly recorded,
will sell q, lls west Broad street on
WEDNESDAY, July ]. 1890,
a. i0H o'clock, the ontire stock ~
NEW AMI EXCELLENT MEMS and BOYS L
Ton, LACE, CONGRESS. aud LOW-QU An
TER SHOES; MEMS ana BOYS BOOTS
LADIES. MISSES, and CHlLDREE'S FINE
BUTTON. LACE SHOES, and SLIPPERS,
kUBBERS, &C:
nearly new HALLS IRON SAFE:
! UPRIGHT, SHOWCASE, LOUNGE, &c, &c.
Tho attention o. tho trade 4; asked. ~ mo
goods are hrst-ratr AMI will be sold in lots.
GEONit ". LEWIS, Trustee.
Jas. MACDOUGALL, AuctOneer. 70 -
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GUSSs EXECUTOR, PLAINTIFF, AGiISsr CRUHF
1T H.. DEFsNpASTs-IN TIE CHASCERY COURT
or NE CITY or RICHMO>D.
!, Charles W. Godd'n, clerk Of tho said Court.
certify that rho boai required Of tho Special
Commissioners, Henry Z. Pollard and Allen G.
Collins, by the decree in SAID cause Of June I,
ls9l, has been duly given.
Given Gnder my hand this TN day OF June,
1899. CHARLES W. GODDlN, Clerk,
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old DOMINION STEAM IN.
~ Snip CO1fANn Il Ia


-~ss3iLsss-.
FOR NEH YORK
cleaners Leave Richmond EFSRT III kSOAf
ana FRIDAY q. 5 L. NJ fanitos. closed Oas
hour before SAVING Tine.
steamers leave New York Tor Rchmon1
RVKRY WEDNESDAY AMI SATURDAY ~ T.
d.. arriving IN hcAmOnd hOhOAf AMI thI-
DAY MOkNINtA
Passenger accom- modations uns ar asset
Cnlan faro % heW YORK. ~ JameSrlyor
ro0te Including meas All Derlai..-.....s) >
Round trip Ho.ets limited ~ Alrty days
a!tsr date OF lssus. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - y
s,a,roga win slbslstsncs ................ -
Steer 20 aituoG. subsistence. ............. ~
Cabin fare vtG Chesapeake sad Ohlo rSil-
Esy....... ......s.-.....s ..+...s.sst-s... wv
CABIN fare va klchRoni and Petersburg ,
Is.iI col ~ -,
I1c.ets eau ~ obtained a. 4. W. GAroer's, iJJO
MAIN street. ChesApeAKs AMI ohio and H'cA-
moud and Petersburg depOtA anu az 90 panJs
CdicsA 1901 Aail street. end wharf, hOcketsA
Freight FORWARDED aud m-Olkh DilLs ~ AAdinS
Nsurd for pOil'3 bsTOui New 1urE
Frtizn. received daily Until ). T. n. ....-
pA-seuxer, .cauus lIcnMVnd on MONDAYS,
TIFSDAYs, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS. aui
SATURDAYS, by the CHESAPEAKE 2nd ONO rail-
wav tria Newport N9ws) a. 20 J. NJ. ani ~
Ki~hmOnd and Petersburg railroad same dsysl
A. 3.35 T.. NJ, will maze connection at NORFOLK
Vim steamer leaving those day.
GEORGE ". ALLEN Co. Agents,
No. 1901 asia stree., sal
auH CrprAny'swhars kOcEe.A
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BY y. ". Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneor.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
CHOICE JACKsON-wARD-PARK LOTS
on
FIRST STREET BETWEEN HILLAND ORANGE
STREETS.
WITH SOME IMPROVEMENTS THEREON,
AT AUCTION.
BY y. ". Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneor.

Yy virtue OF the decree above referred to
will sell by auction, on the promises,
TUESDAY. JULY !. 1920.
az o'clock p. VI, that truly VALUABLE
BLOCK or LAND on ths wcst side Of FRS:
street extending from Hill 70 Orange street,
dis ance OF about 80 feet. running back a good
Cepih AMI having thereon two email frame
dwelltng-hoU=es.
II viii be sold "a a whole or In parcels. "a the
Comm -siOncr may thiuk best az time OF sale.
when plat viii be exhibited.
This lot fronts the st0 ~ tho Jackson-Ward
PARK, IS level or na4rly 80. and very desirable.
1gNMs; One third cash: balance a. six.
twelve. AMI . ighteeu months Tor notes, with tn-
terost aided aud title retained.
y. l. KELLY.
Special Commits. iOnor.
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By Manning c. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioncors,

By Manning C. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioncors,
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" OF SIX FRAN DWELLINGS AND LOTS
WESTERN LIMITS OF kICHMOND, AND
FRONTING ONTHE NORTB LINE or MOORE
STREE, AND BETWEEN DINNEEN STREET
AND SPOTSNOOD AVENUE, HAVING A
FRONTAGE OF ABOUT 100 FEET, AND A
DEPTH OF 100 FEET 10 10-FOOr ALLEY
In execution OF tho hereinafter decree We Will
sell by auction, upon the premises,
THURSDAY, July 3, 1sg)
at O'Clock p. NJ. tho above mentioned PRO
PkkIY. Tho houses contain three rooms each,
and were built about ono year ago, and have
been kept closely occupied.
TERMS One bird cash. and tho balance AZ six
and twelve months, and The titls retained until
all the purchase-mOney ls paid.
JOHN II. DINNEEN,
GEORGE. HOOPER,
WILLIAM MARSHALL. ID,
Special Commissioners.
sITTERDTsG vs. GARRETT & SWAN: CossY co.
vs.. SANE. AND nEPPEKT ys. SANE-lN The
CIRCUIT COURT or HENRiCO COUNTY.
J. W. :. Leske, CLERK OF said court 90 GER
tify that the boad required Of tho special
commissioners. George j. Hooper, Jr, John n.
Dinnoen, ana william Marshall, IT., by decree
entered IN these causes on the 18th day Of June.
1880. has been duly given.
Gwen under my hand this 2jth day 81 June,
1890. W. s. LEAKE.
je2c Clerk.
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Pleasant to the taste and readily taken is
Simmons Liver Regulator.
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MAHCNE'S POLICY.
The Boss Determined To Force IL on inc
Party In the Fall Campaign
Especial telegram TO the Dispa'cn-l


prrrrsnuRa, Va, June 28.-The recent
ciycular issued by General William MA
hone. chairman Of the Republican State
executive Committee. to the chairmen OF
tbe several county committees calling Ior
a full attendance OF the committee az the
meeting appointed to be held in Washing
ton on the I'd day of July, indicates that
determined fight is TO be made 10 the con.
cressional districts this fall by that wing OF
Tho Republican party. The circular II one
az invitation to the county charmen 70
attend the committee meeting, and the
assumption is that a conference Will De nelu
looking 10 the interests Of the party IN VIZ
cinia. The attitude of the ti-Mah0ne
faction of the party is unchanged ana as
determined as ever. There has been no
cancellation. and there will be none ns long
ne the General remains at the bead OF the
party and endeavors to control ITS policy.
That Iangston will have a Repu plican OPP
ponent in this district seems inevitable.
Acrostic.
Red was the storm burst-sweet peace was In
hiding:
Over tue carnage a hero came riding
Horne 10 me front oy the conflicts drend rattle;
Ever the Christian. yet genius OF battle;
Right was the beacon be iolioTel WIN priuo-
Takiag no other but this for his guide.
Empty ambition for him had no charms;
Love Of his country gave strength TO his arms;
Knrnostness, honor, high courage, repose'
Embodied In bronze, these initials disclose.
Pleasant to the taste and readily taken is
{; rn,nppq Liver RppulatOr.
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JOHNSON, GUARntaN, iAlNrIFF, AGAINST JoHN-
son AID OiHsES. EENDASrS-IS raE CHAN
CRY COURT OF THE CITY or RICHMOND.
!, Charles ". Godiiu, cork OF said court, cer-
tfy that the bond required ~ the special cJm-
missioner by the decroe In said cau'e Of juno
~. $50 has been duly gwen.
tiyon under ny hand this 9ith day ~ June,
1890 CHARLES ". GODpIN,
ia IS
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rrrcTIoNs ArsOLuTTIY FAIR.

The elections there were absolutely far;
There were men in the South VINO hateu
the negro and abused him. Sometimes
they were punished and sometimes, not
but the entire people of the South should
not be blamed for the acts of few. law
less men. lie was sick and tired OF the
sentiment and talk OF negro problem"
There was no such problem. 1t was de-
fusion to suppose the negro was voting the
Republican ticket soldly. lie was doing
nothing of the kind.
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MANY NEGROES DEMOCRATIC.

Many OF them were voting the Demo;
cratic ticket, and it was getting more and
more difficult every year for the Republl-
can party to control the negro.
lie made "A strong plea for the Blair edu-
cational bill and attacked the Repu nllcan
party for its failure to carry out its pledge
to the southern Republicans. That bill
was one the negro took vital interest in.
and he had no hesitation in saving not
eight-tenths of the negroes of the South
would vote with the Republican party II
an election were held tomorrow.
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE

JMMED IATELY AFTER THE
4 foregoing sale m the same place, tho under
signed. D. commits JLers under q decree OF the
ChGncery Court OF Richmond city. entered on
June Il. q 90, in the suit Of Bestrice c. Gnnu
80. P.Gunn's adm nj rator and others. will sell
that LOT OF LAND or The east side o: twenty
third street between Main and Cary streets, in
Kcnmon1 city, fronting sky leet on Tenty-
third street aud running hack esstcrly. tctween
parable lines 40 feat, beginning at the distance
Of l35 feet from the couth line Of Main street
and BOUNDED on tne north and south by an
al ey teen fee wide.
TERMS: One fourth 81 the purchase-money 70
10 paid in cash, residue IN three equal pay
mon at sN twelve, AMI eight.e r1onths,
negotiable notes % b, given Tor tho deferred
D. ymcnt=, with interest aided and tits TO he re-
tanned until the whole pLrchas money ~ paid.
ALLEN O.. COLLINS,
y. Il. fOLLARD.
J. LANE STERN,
Special Commissioners.
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rwAnr (RFprnL1cAN) oPpOsEs TIE ELL.

Mr.. Ewart Republican,, OF North Caro-
lima. opposed the passage of the bill. He
wa aware Of the penalty he should pay.
Unfortunately politics had come TO such
pass that under the rule Of King Caucus
men would vote for measures that deep
down in their hearts they did not believe
in. They knew deep down IN their hearts
that this was "a damnabe and VICIOUS, u
piece of legislation as ever was put on inc
statute-hooks. Asto the negroes political
RIGHTS. speakinc for his own State, he I'M
besitatingly asserted that no Republican
in the state, black or white, was prevented
from casting his vote.
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PHILADELPHIA, Il & H. SlsEsf'A
NOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY atl2 Il. and every SUNDAY ats
A. 81.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
received I'll llO y. 81; for sunisys' steamer
ull5P. NJ. saturday. Freight received aauy al
5P. ".
Fare, s..
For further information apply 10
j. w. McCARRlCK,
General Southern Agent Once NocX'..G
W.PCLlDt 4 co.,
mol General Agents, Philadelphia.
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WEDNESDAY, July g. 1890.

IN execution Of decree In the sbove-msn-
toned suit tho undcrsignsd. thereby appointed
for tho purpose, will sell by auction, on the
promises on
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LOCAL, MlLEu. dAlY es-eg' sInIar $50
Tventr-"lsa'h .troe fJr "oss t0lu. as q,
mediate points
ursetJr.-- 80 a.A..on for o, Vrci1'.s'.
,ty lo6o-o.1co -eorasr " !9u.l A.. .ls
st.re
sODHhAS. fA~. T. lAl
Tragic Manager General rA"enf.r tt...
JOSEPH 2. rDlT~. Division ias,erg. s.. l.
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RAILROAD LrSrg.
LesTs Arrive
No. siehnoai PstorsburI
TRAiSsS0RTHwARo

Leave Arrive
No. PeiorsourZ Richnonf.
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AUCTION sALxs-vasure Dsys.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTIONSALE
HI0HLY-vALUABLE WEST BROA DISTRICT
SOUTH SIDE IMPROVED PROPERTY.
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In execution OF the hereinafter entioned de-
cree viii soil a. auction, on the premises, at o
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-02

rich, the object being to prevent an abun-
dant flow of sap so that, while the young
tree is kept alive, vegetation does not go on
with its natural activity. The plant is also
sparingly provided with water; hence it
grows slowly. Trees thus reared will
scarcely grow more than half yard high,
while their natural height might have been,
perhaps, from forty feet to fifty feet, like the
thuja in the picture, tree thirty years old.
with its roots springing seven inches upward
above the rim of the vase, and the retino-
spora, quite $50 years old, whose roots pro-
ject at least six inches. This unusual direc-
ton of the roots is carefully prepared from
the beginning, and the peculiar shape of the
trunk and twisting Of tie branches are the
result Of endless care and perseverance and
of the aversion of the gardener for straight
lines, which do not answer the object aimed
at. As soon as the trunk is sufficiently
strong it is bent almost III two parts by dint
OF incessant proppihg and tying. The tree
develops itself in this position, but remains
crooked, and this operation must be repeated
many times, although occasionally the top of
the tree is allowed to grow straight up.
Leading shoots are pinched off and their
branches are bent and twisted to describe
SIS, spirals or made to bend over the pot, as
they are apt to 90 over precipice.
The quaint coiling of the trunk of an old
pine, twenty-four inches. high, and the
drinking of its branches is beautifully il
Illustrated N the cut. Much clipping of use
less branches is required, ana even the BUDS
growing at the extremity of the shoots are
also nipped off to avoid any further length
ening while those growing at the sides are
retained. Some of these cramped plants
are produced by ingenious grating; thus
stem the size Of a mans wrist is
placed in vase, and cut down to
rise nearly four inches above the pot,
and On each side is grated small shoot
of podocarpus macrophylla, with fern-like
branches and exceedingly pretty cluster of
pyramid-like blossoms. A very picturesque
way of growing different pines 10 form at
tractive groups is by planting them on
either a piece of pumice stone or on the
trunk of the aristopylla, an arborescent
fern Of south Japan. 1t produces in time
leafy and graceful landscape. Several fruit
trees are also sIuntcd. but the hardy kind
for this treatment are usually conifera,
which can be easily trained to take the
biZarre yet always artistic shapes given them
by the Observation-Disclosures Times.