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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE yALU-

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE NALU-
ABLE FARM IN CHARLES CITY COCN,Lf /,
KNOWN Az "MANGUY'S," AND OF OIHhk
TNINPROVED PkOPEkTI.-By virtue OF a. GER
tain trust-deed 10 the undersigned. as trustee;
dated the 10th OF February, 1887, and oil RECORD
in the clerks olice Of Charles City county Court.
Deed Book IA, page 5l3, being required so 70 40
by the beneficiary secured under the saii ueecl'
will offer for sale 1T public auction, 10 the high-
est bidder, at Charles Ci,y Courthouse, va, on
TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1880,
THAT being the first day OF the Circuit Court OF
said county, at 2 o'clock r. NJ, the following
REAL ESTATE-to wit:
/ The VALUABLE FARM known rs MAN
GIIYisU with all the buildings aud Improve
meDts thereon, situated Ia the upper end OF me
said county OF Charles City. and containing 1oJ
ACRES be the same more or less.
q Another TRACT OF LAND, adjoining inc
above. known a. "MCGLIkk'S," being part oil
the Harrison tract OF land, and containing by
estimation 200 ACRES. ,,.
An Of the above property Is In an exceilen'
neigh borhood, a healthy section. ana the Farm
Known IA "Manguy's" Is a most desirable pro-
nertv IL is in good state OF cultivation. and
has upon IL excellent buildings ana improve
ment.. am -
Terms: Cash az TO costs Of sale-say fl0O-and
81 1sS I6, with per centum per annum interest,"
sipce February 10, 1887. until paid; and the resi-
due upon easy terms, to be made known upon
day OF sale. hDAUND MADplLi,, 1.~,
nv II li"S'oo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20

THURSDAY, MAY q, 1890,
at $50 P. NJ. They are worthy OF the especial Al
tention Of all in want Of moderated price lots Tor
their own use, on one Of the most beautiiul ave
nues In the West End, whore values are daily
onhanciug and neigh borhOOd nrst-clsss. As an
evidence of the nigh appreciation In when
Floyd-avenue property IA held there has been
n larger number OF handsome and costly resi-
deuces erected thereon in the last ;wo years than
any other street in tue western portion OF TINS
city. The size Of these lots can be changed al
the hour Of sale IL deemed desirable to DO 80.
Terms: One third cash; balance AT six,
twelve. and eighteen months; notes with inter
est added Gnd secured by deed OF trust.
Ii. SELDOM TAYLOR & SON,
mvf7 AuctOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
AUCTION hALIs-HII3' III -
BY n. W. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer
DROAD-STREET s I o Il e PRO
fERTY,
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS.
ATAUCTION.
ON Tuesday, MAY 20, 1890.

ON TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1870.
st5x O'Clock p. NJ. l will sell by auction on the
pre- misos, the valuable, well-locate1. anu Ihpiu-
iy-im proving BROAD-SrKEEr PROPERTY, No.
IFS, between First and second streets. nj present
occupied by X. II. Wills, ESQ. as grocery-s'ore'
The lot fronts % feet moro or less, with the
use Of side alley In common, and runs pacA
about 100 feet
The desirable location OF this real estate ana
the rapidly with which all uptown Broad-street
property enhances both IN fec simple ana
RENAL values, combine 10 render this very az
tractive Offering 70 investors.
Terms: One third cash; balance at six. Twelve,
and eighteon months for notes. with interest ana
trust-deed: or all cash, AZ option OF purchaser.
myI4 ~ w. BOWK, Auctloneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20

Cox, WHO SUES, &C, PLAINTIFF AGAINST NC
CARTHY TT AIS. DEFEEDASIs-iS TIE CHAh-
cgRY COURT OF The CITY OF iICHsOND'
], Charles ". Goddin, clerk o. salo court cor
,,fy thof tho bond required Of the special com
missioners by the decree In said cause OF NAY
9th 1899, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this l2th Day OF Msy'
1920. CHARLES W. SODD ~,
rQv "a NtcAh'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20
IVRUSTFE'S SALE OF TWO SMALL

IINkUSlEE > BALE VI W. p .ii 80.
4 PARCELS or REAL ESTATE IN THE
COUNTY OF CHARLES CITY, ONE VIM
GOOD IMPROVEMENTS THkRkON.-by virtue
Of a certain trust-deed from Gideon i. Bradley
ana wife TO the undersigned rs trustee, dated
2lst April, 1856, and duly recorded IN me Clerks
Office Of Charles City County Court, Deed-bo0k
IA, page 443 being required 80 10 90 oy the oene-
fciary named in the said deem, wln 9ner iot
sale az pubic auction 10 the highest ploder, al
Charles City Courthouse, Va, on
TUESDAY, NAY 20 1890
ftha; being the first day OF the Circuit Court OF
said county, sT2 O'Clock =. NJ, the iolloWing-de-
scribed REAL ESrATE-to wit: ... >..,
i. A TRACT containing THIRTY ACRES OF
LAND part of "Green Meadow " tract situated
in the upper end OF Charles City county, with
ali building and improvements thereon.
@ An UNIMPROVkD PARCEL or LAND, also
situated IN the upper end OF said comfy, known
as " stoneyis," and containing FIFTY ACRks.
The hrst-named parcel OF land has upon II
goods buildings, ana Ia q nice place Tor one de-
string country residence with small means.
TERMS: Cash as 10 about 500, aud the residue
upon easy terms, to he made known on uay OF
sale. EDMUND NADDii, r. IN,
my IL ~ ustoo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20
AUCTION sALEs--Future Days.
GALE OF DESIRABLE STOCK AND
BONDS
ON WEDNESDAY. MAY q, 1880,
AT THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK AT
PUBLIC AUCTION AT 12 NJ.

FlbLIC hUCIIUN M II III.
7 win cffer for sale the following BONDS AND
STOCKS belonging to the estate Of tho late Mrs.
Amanda Bryant-yiz.
lss SHAKES LYNCHBURG GAsLIGHT CON-
PANY STOCK;
$500 soUTHsiDE RAILROAD BONDS. 9 per
cent.
1900 CITY OF LYsCHBURG PER CENT.
EON-TAXABLR BONDS, not redeemabie
until 1918;
5000 CITY OF LYECHBURG 5 PER CENTS
i0-34;
s5,Ooo VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILRoAD8 PER
CENT. BONDS;
1900 HALIFAX COUNTY PER CENT.
BONDS;
a. 800 TOWN OF GO0DSoN, VA. 0 PER CENT.
BONDS, secured by mortgage on water
works ana having q long time TO maturity.
TERMS: Cash. JAMES T. WILLIAMS,
Executor Amanda Bryant, deceased.
my 1891
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20

sIzER, JR., PLAINTIFF, AGAINST STEER AND Ais,
DEFssDGYTs-IN TIE CHANCERY COURT OF THE
CITY or RICHMOND.
|. Charles w. Gcddin, clerk Of said court certify
that inc bond required Of the special commits
sioners by the decree In said cause 81 May y, 1871,
has been duly given.
Given under my hand TINS 18TH day OF Nay,
$500. CHARLES w. GODDIN,
mv1s171aq0Sgl Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20
xEAL ESTATE AT PaivATE SALE

NOR SALE AT A GREAT Bare
L GAIN, IA 2i-100 ACRES OF RICH LAND -
half a mile northeast OF this city, WITH NEW
DWELLING with seven rooms, large barn. hem
house. coal house, and a good well OF wator,
plank fences. About one fourth OF the land
seeded IA grass. Apply a 723 north Twenty-
aeXenth street, RIchmOnd, Va. my 2J-bt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20

DICHMOND COLLEGE WILL
HI elect q PROFESSOR OF MODERN LAM
GUAC - ~ the annual meeting In June next
Applications, with testimonials, should DO for
warded 10
my l-oodlm Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20
BY j. n. Valentine, Auetioneer,
1886 east Main street.

MY AUCTION SALE
WI TO-DAY
at 1917 o'clock will embrace consignment OF
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
part from parties declining housekeeping, con-
sisting OF Bedsieads, Bureaus, CLsirs, Mat
tresses. Feather Bosters and Pillows, Tables,
Washstands, large Cooking-Stoyes, 2j assorted
Chairs, 3 Mosquito Nets. Curtains, 25-bushel
Dump Cart, and other miscellaneous articles.
J.H. VALENTINE,
my2O Auctionoer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20
BY George W. Mayo, Auc'ioneer,
Ono. L. Laughton, DR., SaleHnsnJ
No. "a Ninth street

TXECUTORS' SALE OF HOUSE
IL HOLD FURNITURE, FARMING UTEN-
sIIA PKOyRNDKR. HORSE, CAkluAGK, &c,
RARE NEWSPAPER FILES, AND MlsCELLA-
NKOUs ARTICLES AT AUCTION direction
OF the executors Of W. l. Cowardin, deceased,
will sell at public auction, at his late residence
corner OF Thir1y-fourth and o streets, beginning
at 1880 A. II. on
TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1890,
all Of the HOU SEHOLD FURNIT UhE. FARMING
UTENSILS, &C, comprising In part.
MAHOGANY DINING AND OTHER TABLES,
slDEBOAkD, &C:
One ORGAN, one MELODEON:
BRUSSELS CARPETS, PICTURES;
BEDSTRADS, CHAIRS. BUREAUS;
ASSISTANTS, SOFAS. &C;
BOOKS, BOUND COPIES OF MANY NEWSPh-
PEKs-including the Richmond lVa.l IIsp10-
lfcan 1882 aud 1851. Richmond Whiq 1923, 80,
aud 81. Richmond Enquirer 1873 III. 55, ana
b. Ricnmond Dispatch 1855, Boston CoIs-ter
1879 and 80, National iRtestigencer 1875, ~
40, and ~, &c;
GLASSWARE AND CHINA;
one YOUNG horse;
HAY, SHEAP-oATS, and CORN: -
SPKINti-WAGON CARRIAGES, BUGGlt5;
SADDLE and Birdie. HARNESS;
OLD LUMBER, several barrels OF VlNkGAK:
And a large quantity and variety OF ARTICLES
or HOUSEHOLD AND FARM USE too nu-
merous TO detail
myI6 GEORGE w. MAYO. Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20
BY frank D. Hll 6 Co..
Real EssaIs Auc'ioneers
ROyE.AyENUE AND HAB'lS
~ sraEsr BUILDING LOTS
AT AUCTION.

OK WEDNESDAY,. NAY q. iss@ ~
...,.,. y Il. ON the premises, We VII -.
= asTWo or, a. tho northeast eorgeF % ~" -,
ss.a,e aud uaryis street, siioinios L,,.',1v
csnrs Of NJ. H. Mccarthy, $50. sna in,,ile t.a
,onos,s, the napsls. Home for Uid ialiS>
sottronss 9oxi0 feet 10 an alley .,.. ,.D 8
,.,.,av lo,- a. are now ca ne mas1oI A. 10 80
Tssns, Very liberal, AMI announces ~ ~
VI ale Aue.loassf>
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20
IxLANTED. AN ACTIYE MAN FOR

w each section salary SIS 10 siOO--to locally
represent successful New YORK company In
eosporalod 20 supply Dry Goods, Clothing. Shoes
Jeseify. etc, " consumers al c0zL Also,
$4,000 now enrolled, $4,000 paid in). Refer
enoes exchanged. EMPIRE COOPERATIVE
ASSOCIATION lcrsdi! vol rated. Lock-iiox $40, i.
dsw york. fefTuiy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20

TRUSTEES' SALE OF EXCEED
4 INGLY VALCABit PROPER ! ot
CHESAPEAKE ASu OHIO hAlL"A J. ]
col MY or HASOFEh -uy Fu.n 2 TO
lowing deeds executed iy JONES n. lj.rr a.
wlfe-ono 10 Is. A. chain, tr4.t'e' dAlrl naf
Is. l--8; one o. %. u. llrignil. trustee, ia-
F,bruarv T. KS a.i fi8 nflsr fo j nu .lN
f0ori trustee. tsfeI Juno 10 i.' at ID o.
IA the Clork's Dlrs - ii-uyFn. tolatf Io-f.
t1e uudorslgusI. being refY lr.i % tN
~ tho benegc aries i1 rll -cti sil' 70 3.
premises. at o.c.C.a p. ID,
THURSDAY. NtY -. i.'0.
seu BY public auction rai END .fiifI
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE fh 'f.l..
uated 40 La~-oD's, on ue bA.sD-tA' t..
railway, m tho county Di HlulYrft
ofeFEksi. gtthit3 ACRf> Ot LANn.
s.orel0use sch0ol-lou-t, barns, 40 a' ..t
necessary out-huuinrs iu .Hf uf1 nh
This Is truly enc 81 the most dcslfhi
trgctiye pioCos uf rr.l frfI 30 hi' ii
rgllrOad. Tho dgtillag Contains t"f.-
with dining-r0om aud tibl'n ava H
situated Oh an elevation sith oeonH'
I'M front Tho st0relouse, situated ! 80 .. .
railway station, In ono ~ mo De7t h
conveniently arranged ro % found ia ..
try: aud ail of tte Dlf-ruiiiink' arc
snd well built. and the farm g. al under 2
divided lutO los, tho most % wli.A or
TERMS: BY tho deeds, cash IS fril'r-i %
nearly slI ~ The purchsse-mQucy, th'
comm0siauug terms viii b7 ngro.l 0- ..
sale. AMI Tor further paricuars ary
undersigned, Or % captain James ". ID DO -
gers Building. Bank street. k.c-neH-
h. h. CHAPLIN. TRUSTEE,
X. H. CAkDNEil, lf-sies,
JOHN RLIEEktOoLp. Lf-sioa
my s&l0Sdid
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20
AUCTION sALEs-rusure Days.
AN EXCELLENT DWELLING
"A AND SEVEN BUILDING LoTsIs
THE PLAN OF
MORTON'S
FLOWER GARDEN
AT AUCT ON.
ByN. W. Bowe
George s. vashcn & Son,
Real Estate AucIioneerA
We will sell By auction. on the premises, on
y Y fNnn

We will sell By auction. on the premises, on
MONDAY. 26rH MAY, 1890,
Mt o'clock P. NJ, the rest OF the LOTS not sold
AT our recent Offering, and embracing some OF
the best In that handsome plan. lhey are 40
follows: .x,r -o,,r,opr.
1. THE MOST EXCELLENT AND CoAFohIA-
RFRAME DWELLING, containing seven or
eight rooms. situated At the southwest corner o.
MAN and Beech streets, with That MUS
CHOICE LOT on which 1t stands, 81 ieet -
inches by 100 70 a wide alley. - $3.50 ,,,,,
q TWO EXTkA-HANDsOhE MAlN-SIKShi
LOTS. beginning IS feet east OF Morris street,
fronting each 20 feet and runnlng BACK ~ ieeI
10 tho alley above referred 10.
2 THE MOST VALUABLE LOT at the north
vest corner OF Cary aud Reservoir streets, front.
ing ~ foot inches on Reservoir street, snd JUST
The place for q store that would be well patron
ICED. .s
4. TWO PRETTY LOTS adjoining aud north
OF he last above, each fronting % ieet on keser
Z Two VERY DESIRABLE AND WELL
SITUATED LOTS on the east side OF MOTIFS
street. between Main and Cary streets, each %
feet front. ,,--,..,
These arc GOOD lots. in a good naghborhood.
and are worthy OF, and We hope Will receive, tue
attention of home-eeekcrs and inVeetors.
TERMS: At sale Plats free.
GEORGE :. NASHON b SON,
my2O n. W. BOWIE, Auctoneers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20

BY James B. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and AucIioneer
lii3 Main street
VERY ATTRACTIVE AND VALUA-
v BILE LAUKELSTREET
BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE PROPERTY
CORNER BRICK STORE No. 400
DETACHED FRAME DWELLING No. 400
SOUTH LAUREL STREET.
BOTH SPECIALLY DEsiRABLB-To BE SOLD
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
RARE CHANCE FOR GOOD BUSINESS, RESI-
DENcE, OR RENTAL PROPERTY.
By request OF the owner I shall sell BY public
auction, on the premises, ON
TUESDAY NEXT, MAY 90. 1890,
at 5 o'clock +. NJ, the wELL-KNowN AND
VALUABLE DETACHED TWo-sTokf BRICK
STORE at the southwest corner OF laurel and
Albemarle streets, q most attractive, substsn-
tiai. and weli-arrsnged house, with spacious
store aud seven rooms beside. with gas, water,
culvert. &C.. In perfect order, doing fine busi-
mess. and having splendid lot Of Soxi45 feet.
and vide rear alley
AND IMMEDIATELY THERBAFTfR, ON
SAME sQUAhE.
the ATTRACTIVE DETACHED TWo-sToRy
FRAME DWELLING No. s0s, containing eight
rooms, the usual convenieDcea Large shop in
rear. Premises In nice order. with lot S0xl45
feet rear alley twenty feet wide. and being ore
Of the best residences In that good location.
The above properly, by reason OF It's con-
yenient and popular location and It's aftrac-
tive character, Is worthy The attention OF pur-
chasers, whether for occupancy or Investment
1g.xs: Accommodating, and at sale.
my N.i5.i6.i6s@ u n ELAN. Auctionser.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20
PHILADELPHIA

WANTED, WOOL.-HAVING AN
w unlimited order for WOOL, We will pay
HE highest market price, delivered at any de-
pot or wharf, thereby saving the shipper freight
drayage, and commissions. hemittances al
ways on day wool Is received. SACKS iurnishea
free OF rent, but not Of FREIGHT
A. X. ELLERsOS & Co,
my ia sw6wIm 1896 Cary street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20

w TEACHER during the summer by LADY
who has taught English. Latin, French, ana Mu-
ric unstrumoDtaD sue -essfuly for seYerai years
She Is willing 10 teach for her board and travel
ling expenses The best references viii be given.
Address Miss l., Fail CroeK, ritsylynnia county,
Va my &d-Wol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20
by +. A. Catlin, Auctioneer,
10. II worth EleYenth street.

slzor Richmond Chancery court-De-
slzer, &C. cree entered May 9, 1890,
By vlrtuo Of the above decree, tho undersign-
ed, special commissioners thorein appointed,
eil sell at public auction 70 tho highest bidder,
upon tho promises, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY y, 1890,
az O'Clock p. NJ, the TWO-sTORI DETACHED
BRICK DWELLING. No. al north Fourth street.
The main building contains i've rooms, 10 WHICH
10 attached one-siOry kitchen.
The LOT fronts q feet on east side Fourth
street aud extends back a good depth.
The central location OF tnis property makes II
very desirable for home or for an Investment
that will never fail 20 pay.
TERMs: one fourth cash; the residue upon a
credit Of six, twelve, and eighteen months, for
negotiable notes, with interest added, aud title
retained until oil the pGrchase-money Is paid
and a deed ordered by Court ..
30. LANE STERN,
PRESTON COOKE,
Special Commissioners
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20
DOARDERs WANTED FOR THE

Q
~ SUMMER. Location half mile from Car
tersyille. enc mile from Pcmberton depot,
kichmond and Allegheny railroad Two hours
from hichmOnd. Pretty cottage 8pd yard. For
further particulars address MISS MARIA
bkOUS, CarsersYne. Cumberland county. Va.
my I3-eod6ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20

WANTED TO RENT. VIRGINIA
w BEACH COTTAGE FOR RENT fur
nished until July lat. SIS or 500 TO July ION.
GOOD clstern, Immediately on the OCEAN lew
hundred yards from Princess Anne Hotel IA
Ton Va my 2O-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20

by Louis Rawlings,
Real Estate Auctoneer
A UCTTON SALE OF VALUABLE
"a RESIDENCE PROPERLY, SlTIAlE ed On
TIE SOUrH SIDE OF CHINA STREET BIZ
TWEEN BELYIDERE AND PINE STREETS
At tie req est Of the owner | viii sell By auc-
ton, on the premises, on
MONDAY, MAY 20, 1880,
at ~ o'clock =. ~, the FRAME DWELLING No
go China street, containing seven or more rooms
and in good order. The lot fronts about - feet
Win n depth II 90 fee. The dwelling Is now
rented 10 a good tenant az 500 per anLum.
This property Is daily enhancing IN value, and
we feel satisfied any purchaser Will reap coed
profit.
TERMS: Announced al sale.
LOUIS RAWLINGS,
my2O AucuOneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20
A SITUATION BY A

w gentleman OF fifteen years experience In
ths general mercantile business, buying and
selling. can assist 10 keeping books Would
Del salsl ip the business Grocery business pre-
ierred. Address hi. A. b., Box No. d, Ashland,
Va my l4-6t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20

EAR-B U1LD DER S.-WANTED, A
~ few good cAh-BUiLDklfs, experienced on
ffeigbt-cgr work. Also BLAIkSMITUS and
Pi.ANlNc-MlLb MACHINE HANDS. THR EN-
SIGN MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Hunting
ton, W. Va nay iSTu, fh,&Sa2w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-20

GENERAL AGENTS MAKE FROM
M sl0c 70 5000 per year Canyasssrs from
~ 70 flD per day selling tAo TAYLOR ADJUST.
ABLE shOK Every lacy Is possitse customer.
permanent business; exclusive territory as
signed Address with stamp. CONSOLIDATED
ADJUSTABLE SHOE COMPANY, Salem, HASA
my 1-eo1Sw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-29
PETITION GRANTED.
Lady Conaemara Obtains q Divorce
from Her Husband.


LONDON, Nov. SIN the divorce
court today, Justice Breet presiding,
the suit Of Lady Conaemara against
her husband for dissolution OF their
marriage, on the ground of adultery
with a servant, was brought up. The
defendant was not present, nor was
he represented by counsel, the case
being unattended exactly NJ in the
Io'Shea suit. The jury brought in n
verdict adjudging the defendant
guilty Of scuitery and granting the
petition for divorce.
The deposition Of Hannah Moore
WIS TO the effect that she was IN the
service Of Lady Connemara in 1856,
and she went with her and the
governor Of Madras 10 India in 1856.
In 1857, while they We're ut Madras,
Lord Connemara committed the
offense and subsequently, repeated
it. She then told DIR. Briggs, who
was a medical officer on Lord Con-
nemara's staff.
Thus ends what at one time
promised to he the sensational
aristocratic divorce case of the year
in England. The trial came on,
however, at fortunate time for
Lord Connemara, and he evidently
took lesson from the recent con-
duet Of Mr.. PsrDell to save himself
from unnecessary exposure, but
there was no extenuating eircum-
staEess whatever in COnnemara's
case. His uoH-lppearance was an
Of guilt that could no, be
condoned either by his wife or the
great government which he repre-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-29
- H At n -.

NIELsoS.-At seipio. Willard County,
Utah. November 3. $50. OF dropsy. Matte
KirstIne. wife OF Acting Bishop Peter
Nelson. aged 6 years
Sister Nelson embraced the Gospel m
Denmark in lssi. emigrated TO Utah In
ls6s;. was 4 faithful Latfer.day Saint. and
loved and honored by all classes in our
community. which was fully manifested BY
the very large number that assembled al
her funeral to show respect TO her memory
Scandinavian papers. please copy
SEfWOUE.-At Eamas Ward, summit
County. Utah. Oet- a.. lsj1. Of liver com
plant. Elizabeth Brown Seymour. wife OF
Charles W. Seymour
Sister Seymour was born at East Har-
rinston. somerseishire, England. on me
slst day OF February. ISIS. she was a KIND
wife and mother. leaving n husband and
ten children TO mourn her loss. She adyo-
Gated and lived up to the principles Of the
Gospel to the best OF her ability. and died
ven respected by her friends and aequain-
tances.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-29
CASE OF PErRIYrcArrox.
The Body ofa cssheIie Priest Partly
Turned INTO Stone.

The Body ofa Csshsiie Priest Partly
Turned tn;o Stone.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.-The re-
markable preservation Of the body Of
a Catholic priest Is attracting atten-
tion In Newark. Rev. Father Wen
delin, mayor Of the Benedictine
Order, died at Cape May Point
August %, 1891, from the effects Of
injuries received In d fall from his
carriage. The body was tsken to
Newark and buried, with those Of
other Benedictine priests, Ia St
Mary's cemetery. Ii was disinterred
some days ago to be taken TO VIII
mington, delaware, for final burial.
Undertaken George Bruckner, who
took charge of the body, was aston
ished to find that from the shoulders
TO the knees II was petrified and in
perfect condition. The flesh had all
disappeared from the head and be-
low the knees. The brain was intact
and SC hard as stone.
Hundreds OF people have visited
Bruckner's morgue to see the body.
On Tuesday the body was clothed in
new purple vestments, encased in a
oak casket and taken to
the home Of the Benediciine Order,
at No. 52S High Street, where it lay
in state until this morning, when it
was taken TO Wilmington. Under
taker Bruckner says he never saw
snch a remarkable instance OF pres
ervasfon and never heard Of one.
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SATURDAY

mankind by supplying those who
were i'll with medicine. He pre-
pared any number Of original COM
pounds, which he sent cut gratis.
He spent enough In his patent med
ic.nes to endow n university, yet he
never derived n dollar from the in
vestment. At the time President
Garfield was given up by physicians,
Mr.. Cox, il will be remembered, re-
commended that poultice made up
of boiled onions be placed on the
soles Of the Presidents feet, and
ventured the opinion that the appli-
cation would produce immediate
relief by drawing the poison from
the wound. Greatly to his disap-
Mr.. Cox's remedy was
not tried. He belonged to the Soci-
ETY. Of Friends, yet nevertheless took
great interest in politics, having
held office under the city and State
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