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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
HILL CITY GROUPINGS.
| Gathered at Lvnchburg and from the
| Southwest.
Especial telegram TO tho Dispatch.l

IyNcypuro, Va. March ia deed Of
assignment was recorded IN the clerk 8
office late Yesterday evening by John Il.
Apperson. one Of the oldest shoe-house in
the city. The liabilities are not known.
The weather has turned very cold since
nightfall and the heaviest wind-storm oil
the season prevails.
CAPTAIN ". II. Fowle. late OF this city,
fnl ,hief deputy collector of the internal
,,v nue under Captain Ham Shepherd,
h. been elected secretary and general
manager Of the Salem Central Land Com
pany. -,
TIE Virginia Western surveys havo
been completed as far west as Washington
county. The road begins at O point near
buchanan, Botetourt county, ana runs
parallel with the Norfolk and Western ana
Chuch-Nalley division from New river
west. II is intended to connect with the
Tennessee Midland, now under construct
ion at or near Bristol. and form q through
line ria the Richmond and Allegheny dlvi-
sion OF the Chesapeake and ONO between
Richmond and Memphis.
The Virginia Development company,
Pulaski CITY. have purchased II .DJ acres OF
tho richest mineral lands on Crlppic-Creek
railroad. including the plants OF four char
coal iron-furuGcCs and several large hour
inr-mills. This is thought 20 be one OF tho
largest purchases YET IuhAc III ''p"'4,, "'''
Virginia. lt Is stated they paid large
price for the property.
A Canadian syndicate have recently pur-
chased $4,000 worth of standing timber IN
Carroll county. They propose getting the
timber out as soon as spring opens.
Matthew Jones, residing OF Speedwell,
Wythe county, shot and killed q negro
named Iii Peoples winle robbing bis store
Wednesday night last There was another
negro with Peoples, but he made his es-
cape. ~
4 heavy snowfall was reported all
through Southwest Virginia last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

Prominent among those who are expect
cd 10 participate arc Hon. taTl SchurZ'
Oswald OttenQOrfer, the venerable editor
Of tho STATS Zetimq: ConsUl-Gcneral A..
FeipIl. the Official representative oi inc
German empire at the port of New J orh;
Herman Oelrichs, Or. Senner. Fu5t3V
Scbwab. president of the German Society
and er-ofic;o nember of tho Board OF I'M
migration: I. W. Hollis, prominent
German LAWYER: William Cinser, Lead
inc drug merchant and importer; jacob
Rupert and George Ehrct, the we'll
known brewers; Judge Nehbras. OF tho
CITY Court: julius Hoffman, president OF
the Iiederkrauz, and Richard hGtZ y
never. president Of the Anon society. An
! invitation Will be sent to Hon. tredeflck
Cook. Secretary of state. IN recognition OF
| ms German descent. Millouaired0m VIII bo
| represented by William Stelnway, Theodore
! A. Havemeyer, the great sugar rehner; J.;
A. poppcnhuseu, of railroad fame, and
other Germans prominent IN railroad,
steamship, and commercial circles. Baron
| c. Won Thomson. Edward Obi, Perciyal
Knauth, II. X. Kuuchardt, and the pre-l-
| don't of the club. Ferdinand MOtZ. are ac-
| lively engaged in arranging the pro ramme
Of the coming banquet. There VIII be no
! lack Of distinguished orators, for each
member of the club has the privilege OF IN
vitation and the best after-diIuer speakers
in tho State VIII be lassocd Tor the occa-
sion.
There is some talk Of having the banquet
| take place at the LcnoX Lyceum, ~ ftty-
! seventh street and MADISON avenue. instead
| Of az the club quarters at - west twenty
/ fourth street. Fully 200 VIII attend, and
/ the banquetinc hell VII be decorated with
/ German and American flags intcrtwned.
| ApropOs of tie Bismarck dinner. great
| deal OF interest is felt iustnow by GCrmon5
| al over the country concerning the fate OF
/ the measures now before COngre looking
/ 10 the restriction of immigration. The
| German immigration aid societies IN a
number of States have elected delegates -
a national convention TO be held in Wash
incton shortly for the purpose of con-
/ sidering the best method a protect
/ inc the interests Of German lmml-
/ grants. winch are believed 90 bee IN
| por.llcd by the two bills now before the
/ House, and TO which the societies are op-
/ posed. TIE convention VIII probably te
/ in session three or -four days, and Will pre-
sent its views by petition or otherwise I'D
/ Congress, suggesting such legislation as 10
NAV deem best. Mr.. Gustav Schwah las
| been specially active in arranging Tor the
proposed convention. Besides New lor,S
! The cities of st. Louis and Milwaukee viii
! have particularly strong delegations pres
ent. The German Press Club OF New ork
/ has chosen three or four delegates to at
( tend the convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
SUIT DISMISSED.
End of a Very Long Case.
Especial telegram to the Dispa,,h.l

FPyDrEIcxsBURs. March 15.-Ihe suit OF
G. n Smith. late treasurer Of Caroline
county, against that county for the re.
coTery of 500. which he claims to have
paid on q warrant when treasurer and
which was not credited to HIM, was yeste9r-
dav I'M the Circuit Court withdrawn ~ the
SUGGESTION of the Judge and by the agree
mont of the counsel. The suit has been IN
progress for several days and The case oc,,
CURED in 1885. during MIR. smiths term oI
os,ico and NJ which time he IN, ID a warrant
for lint amount. which the Board OF SUI
norvisors refuseito endorse claiming that
there were Offsets Of that amount against
MIR. Smith. At the dismissal Of the suit
each party paid their share of The cost.
A heavy snow-storm prevailed here 10
dav for about an Aour, commencing at
o'clock. but did not lie. The weather has
now cleared OF AID is quite cold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

being imprisoned in the suh ss mas
for What seemed TO them nm age they sue
seeded in Getting out into tho i nea sf Th'Is
cries iot nv ,g thev looked ia vain for the
Wa u' thot had stood on the north side OF
nouse .n1s when they retired for the night.
we me 1 Nonse was zone. Where i had stood
,, nc noT nrce W mountain of clay, beneath
VIZ WIS and s'f from the opening near the front
of the house on tho opposite side Of #, the
street came pitfu cries LOT nelP, L1oso
mno l IL, 20 leon up courage and relief
w ono J'" soon come. Little Annie Burns.
wo ouar Tears old. and a granddaughter Of
49, Canfold Sr.. was taken out dead.
John ob, Ahern extricated himself and sue
ceeied in getting out his VIE ana a baby:
Inc, Qody o ~ 1' and the body Of her
daughter, Mrs. Hogan, was found an hour
Lot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
Win RrMoRs AFLoAT.

The widest rumors were, current rs to
,be :" number Of persons killed, but at 8
O'clock this morning. after interviewing
the Survivors and neghbors, 1t was osscer-
tanned that all VINO had been IN the Can;
field house at the time OF the slide had
been accounted for; three were dead and
the survivors included several persons
house was occupied by John Iawrcnson
nr5 y;fo bie three brothers, and two chill
drcn' Tbis house was completely wrecked
and nearly buried by mass of clay and
tbe wreck of the Garfield house. None Of
tbo seven inmates Of this house were killed
and onlv one. Thomas Lawrenson, was
badly injured He sustained, "a severe cut
On the head from q brick that fell upon
him and awoke him from his slumbers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
VIRGINIA NEWS NOTES.
What Norfolk aud Portsmouth Are Fret
ting About.


[Cullod from lho Dispatch Mail-Bag.l
Rain. hail. and snow plagued the people
of the cities by the sea yesterday.
The butchers have retained Mr.. William
N. White 10 take into court their case
against the meat inspectors, who. eXacted
fees on meat bought before the hlll went
into effect. One of the Chicago houses re-
fuses to bring any more meat here until
the courts settle the matter.
The Chamber of Commerce or Norioik
is urging upon the City Council TO adyer-
tise in the North and West the fact that
Norfolk exempts manufacturers lr0ia TAXA
ton for ten years. The Chamber IS also
taking an active part IN urging upon the
Councils the importance of acquiring the
necessary water-lots to give Norfolk two
Thirteen thousand tons Of coal were
shipped from Norfolk during last week,
NOT much more than half the usual amount.
Rev. X. A. Robinson, the new pastor OF
Galley Memorial Presbyterian church was
given handsome house-warmng by the
congregation Friday night. Mt. hooinsoh
WAS last in charge of churches III Aldo
marie and Nelson counties.
Lee County.
The subject that now interests the peo-
ple Of lee county is the Cumberland Gap
extension of the louisville and Nashville
railroad This road extends through the
entire length of the county and connects
with the Norfolk and Western at Prince
Flats.
La grippe in q mild form and pneumonia
fever Is now prevailing in the county. and
has resulted in number OF deaths.
southampton County.
Mrs. r. G. Bassott, wife OF the County
Court Judge, died on Monday. II,
IL is rumored by good authority that
there will be three factories erected ID
CORTLAND in the near future.
The Farmers Alliance Of this county or
dered carload of corn last week. When
IL arrived Saturday IL was rotten. They
refused 20 accept il, and IL Is understood
that they will make things hot for tho
party that they bought from unless he fur
nishes them what they ordered. No cory
| is paid for in advance,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
TUNN!CLIFFB & CO.,
AUCTIONEERs,
81 Broad. between Eighth and Ninth streets,
(John W. Snow, Auctioueer}


MONDAY MORNING, MARCU l7rH,
az i0X O'CLOCK. VIII embrace como VERY FINE
FCRNiIURE-y.z.:
FINE PARLOR SUIT in brocalelle and plush
cherry France
/ NEaT FINE WALNUT WARDROBE with
Freach-Dllie glas. DOORS
Also, nice WALNUT aud POPLAR WARD
ROBES,
PLUSH and HAIE-CIoTH PARLORsUlIS,
FOLDING-BGus, rpFErs, Blp-LOUNGE5,
OAK, ASH, ani POPLAR ClANBfR-SUIIs,
LOUNGES HAIR aud other MATTRESSES,
CLOCKS. LOOKlNG-GLASSE~,
PICTURES, CARPETS. CROCKERY,
And GLASSWARE, STOVES, Sc.
ladies' specially invited. Consigamonts so
liciteI.
Regular Furniture sales Mondays and Fri
day.
mn i8 TtNNllLlFtE & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
KscApE FROM DRATH A MYSTERY

Just how they escaped death IS mystery
10 them. The crash came, they went down
under falling bricks and lumber. and after
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
FlFTY-FlRsT CONGRESS.

The Senate was not in session to-day.

The Senate was not in session to-day.
House Of Representatives.
Nj Breckenridge, of Arkansas offered
resolution calling on the Secretary OK
War for information az TO whether there
are sufficient money and facilities at the
command of the War Department to guard
the loyccs and other works and the plant
of the Government from destruction and
injury by the present Hood, aud Il not 10
report what may be necessary. Also 10 m
form the House if there Is reas on TO APP
prehend unusual danger 20 human lie and
what steamers can be used 10y the Depart
mont or the Mississippi-Idycr Commission
TO rescue those in peril. Adopted.
Mr.. Lodge, OF Massachusetts,, from the
Committee on Naval Affairs, called up the
bill to transfer the rcyeuue-cuttcr service
from the treasury Department to the Navy
Department.
Pending the decision of point Of order
that the bill must be considered in Com
mttee of the Whole, the hour Of 2 o'clock
arrived. and public business being sus-
pended tho House proceeded to pay its last
tribute Of respect 10 the memory OF VII
liam d.. Kelley. Of Pennsylvania. Feeling
and eloquent tributes 10 his memory were
paid bv Messrs. O'Neill of Pennsylvania,
Holman, Banks, Mills Mckinley, Bingham.
Wilson Of West Virginia. Mchcnna OF
California, Reilly Of Pennsy lyanla, At.
kinson OF Penusy vania, Brccklnrdge Of
Kentucky. Kerr of Iowa, and Ray burn
OF Pennsylvania.
The House then adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
znE EKnr
our WEEKLY RENT-LIST. g.

OUR WEEKLY RENT-LIST. a
LARGE RESIDENCE on Clay street beiwoen
Tleyenth mn rc.0I: 5000
90 .outh second street; 1870;
r0s NORM TweHty-seyenth street; sl@1O pcr
I'D north Twenty-sevcnth street; so per
month.
Gis No4by street; SO por month.
r1gChursh street: ssper month.
1917 est Broad street; AlD !er mou'n. a., q,
Corror Carter ana Beverley streets; fl2D
per mn1th.
;0i Brooke avenue: - per month.
1903 east Franklin street; $40 per month.
gq22 east LAIN street rs Der month.
I5-I or-t Vein sfreet-SIORE: fl2 per month.
OFFlCEs. ROOMS for storage. &c, &c.
HENRY l. STABLES 6 co..
NH IG-lt- llUi Van rtltet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
THE SOUTHslOE STRIKERS.
Tho Bells VIII BE Rung on Monday Morn
rsnacla, ,e,erran 70 the Dlspatcn.,

PETERSBURG. March i5.-Some Of tho en-;
nloyCs Of the cotton-factories which closed
Monday last have found work elsewhere:
tut the great body Of them are still out OK
work. 1t is reported that tho bells of tine
closed factories will be rung at tie usual
hour on Monday morning to give tho
striking employees an opportunity, to re-
turn to their places Mt tie reauGeu rat.
Swift creek factory, III Chesterfield county,
have declined to stop work, prefcrrlng tho
roAnctinn in Nnnes 10 idlenoss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
Randall Vvatson's Case.

ISpecal telegram U DO UI7UH'cD'I
PrTrRsBUEG, March 15.-Ihe papers in
the case of Randall Watson, the Green's
Vile murderer, asking for "a stay Of eXecu,
ton in order that a motion for n new trial
nav be heard. are being prepared, and Will
he presented to one Of the judges Of the
supreme Court of Appeals early next
weck-probably to Judge Hinton. who re-
SIDES in this city. The time fixed for Wat
sons execution Is next Friday at Emporia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
nanyllle's Donation.
Especial telegram to the dispatch

I|TtNI'fI y
DANvuLE, Va, March l5.-lh me new hsh-
law naesed bv the last Legislature, which
prohibits ali netting, trapping, and other
sort of fishing cxcept by line and a single
hook on the Dauville Tiyer-front' has at
tracted 10 htto attention here, and some
people heartily condemn It.
To-day George W. Baugh, the chief OF
police Of North Danyille. who owns trap
within the prescribed limit, was hauled mp
law. On his plea Of ignorance and his pro-
mise to remove the trap iustanter inc vas
released.
erected by the Main-Strcet Methodist con-
cregation Will cost $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
AnIrnnloal Telegram.
Special telegram to tho Dispatc

TNUU'InI THI'HTlIN % lII5 II'INI0II'I
WHEELING. ". Va. March 15.-Yesterday
CAPTAIN Thomas Reed was appointed post
master at Fairmont, w. Va. at the personal
rooueet of ex-President Hayes and against
fine protest Of God. Eikius and every
prominent Republican in Fairmont. To-
dav n local election was held IN Farmont
and largo number of prominent Republic
cans ironically tclographed Hayes asking
him 10 name candidate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
XlNGTON.
Death-GeneraI smith Critically Ill.
,,-t, ..,.e.,o.,,, - tl,o pfsrafs,

[Speclnl teIegrem % INt UIsIHI-UsI
LEXINGTON, VA. March 15.--Mr. A. s. Be-
con. one of the oldest and best-known cltl-
2ens Of the place, died this evening.
General F. II. Smith. late superintendent
of the Virginia Military Institute, lies IN a
critical condition, the result Of a stroke OF
paralysis early this morning. His condl-
ton remains very critical. lie IS seventy
seven years old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

.necIsl teleeram to tne p!spa.ch.l

IFptCT0I TI'TA u " ~ I7'''--'---'
STANTON, Va, March 15-Captain
Thomas p. Fskridge, who resided with his
son-in-law, Dir. T. Gilkesou. SIX niles south
of Stauntou, was found dead at 10 o'clock
this morning His death wasyery sudden,
a he had been up as usual III tho morning.
BE was sixty six wears of age. Mr.. Isk-
ridge was formerly citizen or TINS place
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
Thieves mako Raid on Pine Shoes.
- 900 o.. q, tt.c Tfe~.rfaf. =

TRFDEBICEsEUDG. VA, March 10 ImeYcs
last niobt entered tho shoe store Of Messrs.
smith Il Coghill and carried OF number
of fine shoes, umbrellas, and hats. They
eflccted an entrance from therear window;
Oasis burneda all night in the store, and
strange to say the thieves took from the
front windows, which have no blinds,
seven pair of shoes. There IS no clue to
the perpetrators.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
Death of a Venerable Lady.

Spoon I'IVsTaIH ~ FI-' I7'-I71V777'I
FRrpEmcEsBUEG. Va. March l5.-llrs;
Nellie Curtis, widow of John Curtis, died
Of her son-in-law. Mr.. Peter Jett, in the
ejrhtieth wear Of her age. She WAS tho
mother of thirteen children, the grand
mother Of sixty, and the great-grand-
mother of fifteen children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
OLD DOMINION BUILDING AND
" LOAN ASSOCIATION.
l1l5 MAIN STBREI.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, t2.OOO,OOO.
SHARES, SI00-PAYABLE IN SMALL MONTH
LIZ INSTRUMENTS.

OFFICERS.
President--J. TAYLOR ELLYsON, Mayor city
OF Richmond.
Vice PFesident-S. V. RANDOLPH. proprietor
Randolph Paper-Box Company and president Of
the Virginia state Insurance Company.
Secretary ana feGsurer-CAkL1ON McCAR-
THY.
DIRECTORS
J.TAYLOR ELLYsoN. Mayor OF Richnoni
~ v. RANDOLPH, proprietor Randolph Paper
Box Company and president Of the virginia
state Insurance Company.
JOHN Is. PURCELL, president Chamber OF
Commerce OF Richmond. OF nrm Of Purcell,
Ladd & Go.
JOHNS. ELLETf, preslden, OF State Bank OF
Virginia and VI 1rm Of WingO, Elicit Il Crump.
+. T. SUTTON, OF sutton 3 Co. Real Estate
Agents.
the OLD DOMINION offers to the people an
opportunity Tor saving and for Investment, COM
bining all tho advantages OF u general and ex-
tensiye business. with the conservative manage
mont OF home company. Its officers and man
ayers are we'll known throughout tho state -
Identified With the commercial interests Of inc
people. re Y-5et
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

=. prepared from sarsaparilla, Dandelioa,
Mandrake, Dock, Pipslssewa, Juniper Bcr-
lies and other weIl-known and valuable vege-
,,ble remedies. The combination, proportion
ND preparation arc peculiar to Hoods Sarsa-
n,dlla. giving It curative power not possessed
So other medicines. 1t effects remarkable
cures where others fall.
II consider Hoods sarsaparilla the best
medicine ever used. Itsiyes me an appetite
and refreshing sleep, and keeps the cold ont"
7 S. FoGG, los Spruce Street, Portland, Ne.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

BUSINESS CIEANCES.

NOR SALE, ONE LARGE MEAT
4 ICE-BOX, ia very good order. a.
MAX Ll1/NEl'3.
NH f-cts s9tu0rfh Third s'rea'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
~ min and amnte thia morn.

hard shower Of rain and awoke this morn
ing TO find il showing furiousy, which con-
tinued for several hours after sunrise, when
the sun shone ont brightly, giving us speci-
mems OF January, April, and May weather
all within the last twelve hours.
- TonAR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
Hoods SarsapariIIa

7. thu hest blood purifier before tho public.
IteradIcates every impuriiy, and cures scroi'
MIA Salt Rheum, Boils, Pimples. all Humors'
Dyspepsia, Blliousncss, Sick Headache. indi'
ces,Ion. General Debility, Catarrh, RheuIn%
tism. Kidney and Liver Complaints. IL over
cones that extreme tired feeling, and builds
up the system. ,
"Hood's Sarsaparlla was God-send 70 me-
for il cured me OF dyspepsia aud liver com.
plaint with which l had suffered ~ years
7 Il. UoRNBEcK, South Falisburg, N Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
BY T.. A. CatliD, Auciioneer
No Is south Eleventh. street.
YNRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE

By virtue % q deed " trust executed 20 me ny
Edward Z. Lindsay and Mary X Lindsay Oh no
,3Oth dAy Of November, 1855, and recorded Ia no
clerks Orico OF tho County CJuri OF henrc0
county, Va. Deadlock !sj. page $50 Snd IN sLs
onice " ihe Chancery Court ~ mo city OF hlch-
mond Deed Bees l38, page &o3, % secure ~ >. :.
Moore tho payment OF a certain bond therein
mentioned aud described, ead default HAVING
been made IN tie payment Of same. l shalt, AZ
the request % tao sali j. ;. Moore, sell on
THURSDAY, MARcH q, 1860,
AZ 4 o,,lo,k p. NJ. the RIAL ESrAIk mentioned
ani described IN no ssli deed, 40 follows: All
that CEkTAlN lot OF LAND lying and pelni !,
IA tho city Of Richmoni, deaigna.e1 On a plan ot
Port Mayo drawn ~ Joseph A. flrAssn7 Tor
LANES K Goidin. on nle In lienrcO County
Court, as Lot no %, fronting - teet GA We Sess
side OF seventh street. running back 100 'eea
TERMS: Sufficient cash 10 pay coo's ana deot
secured balance on terms announcsd ~ sAe'
NH IA VI. !. NELNS, Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
KILLED AT CROSSING.
a Man, Ills wife. and Daughter Run
Down
ny telegraph to The Dispstch.l

Jackson. MIcH., March l5.-At tho
Nicbican Central AIRLINE crossing III this
city this morning Henry Purdy, accompa-
MED by his wife and daughter. while at
tempting 10 drive across the track were
struck bv IN engine and all three killed
almost instantly. Purdy was PIONEER OF
jackson county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
SALE.

II
will sell ~ public auction on
MONDAY, Mach Il, 1890,
n, foLl o'clock A. ~, u; my Office, No. 1905 cas-,
rranElin street. the following PROPERTY, 70
sstisfv sundry wriis in my hands:
WARDROBES. MARBLE-TOP BUREAUS
MARBf.R-TOP WASHSTANDs. TABLES
PLAIN BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS, TABLES.
TOWEL-RACkS, BEDSTEADS,
MATTRESSES,
CANE and WOOD-SRAT CHAIRS,
ROCK RHs, CARPETS, MATING,
IOUNSES, CLOCKS, TRUNKS,
PICTURES, LoOKlNG-GLAssRS0 WEN -
SILVER MOUNTED SHOW-CAsES,
PLAIN sHOW-CAsfS,
CHARS, TOBACCO, CHER0oTs,
GROCERIES, LAUNDRY SOAP.
Two part barrels MOLAssES. &C.
ALSO.
Two LARGE CASES, with drawers, suitable for
Insurance business
TERMS: CaSh- Z. G. GARRISON,
mil Ii. c. Z. r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
rKUtT-T TREES. &c.

NOW IS THE TINE TO PLANT
y APPLE. PEAR, PEACH, CHERRY. PHI NJ,
OTpiCE. AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, GRAPE
XiEE-. GOOsEBERRY, RASPBERRY, STRAW
BERRY. CURRANTS, etc. The uHiersignei Of
fer a large and oXccl.en; aqsortment sleplel %
mo soil and climate Of Virginia at greatly re-
du-od ra ,es FOR ,his spring oalT Abridged GAIA
logue and price-i st on application. ,,
r. q. WATKINS & bk9l TX,
tFlnw0od NIrsorie'1 iialleooro,
"a fo.SurgyNv1m Chesteincld county, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

NOR SALE, THE STOREHOUSE .
i AND LOT No l03 east Broad street 80
Frontage, 2i'. feet Price 10000 Apply. 10
JOHN WALL.
NH l6SuN Lynchours, q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16
AUCTION NALEs-Future 9ays:

BY Louis rawlings
Roal Estate Auc,ionocr,
No. 1910 naiu street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-16

TOR SALE on THE install rs
a MENT plan, or for rent, several small L.
aud large FARMS from ore acre g. hundred -
eorh farm containing cOal iertable dwellings on
the Nlnc-Nile road, from TWO O. four miles oi tie
city. Apply 70 or address
DR.. I. J. HAkKS,
NH 1919 On the Niuc-Nlle rad.