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SALT RuEUu

Often canses great agony with its intense itching and
burning Hoods Sarsararn. the great blood purifier
cures salt rheum and all diseases 1t thoroughly
ceanses, renovaes and cnriches the blood Give it
trial.
After the failure of three skful physicians to cure
my boy Of salt heuIn, tried Hoods Sarsaparila and
Olive Ointment. have used four boxes of Oint
mcnt and one and half bottles SarsapariIls AID
the boy is to all appearances completely cured He
now four Years old. and has been afflicted since he
six months of age" MRS. u. SANDERsoN ST Newhall
street, Lowell. Mass
HOODS sARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for s5. Prepared only
by Z. HOOD CO.. Apothecaries, Lowell. Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR 3
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JoHx's Restaurant, 1l26 It'll st. NV.

ONE QUART Of 81 whisky for 75c. Can't be
beat. CHAs. KRAEMER.
737 9TH st. NV.
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LAST CHANCE to see 1.-The Destruction of
Pompeii," Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
weather permitting. Seats, %, 80, 75c and Il.
AdcL
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For Shooting Gran.

Joseph Goode, a colored man who works in
the brick yards, told Judge Mills today that he
wasn't shoOtin' crap" but Policeman Band
ford caught him in a crowd OF "crap shooters
ON South Capitol street and Judge Mills fined
him 50 or fifteen DAYS
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ONLY Two NIGHrs MoRE.-Positively only two
more performances of The Destruction OF Pom
peii, Tuesday and Wednesday nights, weather
permitting. You should see this marvellous
production by ali means. 1t has been crowded
every night; 1900 seats at Csc each, 1000 seats
at SOC. each LOCO seats at 75c. and 81 You
will regret not going. Atlantic Park, 18th and
streets Take herdic or l4th street cars.-Adpt
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myO- tn. tn, fGm

IL FOR NOVELTIES IN DRESS
would advise You to wait The secret Will be exposed
In ten days through The star. ol3-6t
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CABINET PHoToGRAPHs only % per doz., two
positions. LARDSER, Photographer, 4I9 9Th St
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JEWELLERS, why take chances Of burglars
when you can exchange your fre-proof safes
for guaranteed burglar proof. For prices full
particulars, call or address ]. L. RASIER, jr.,
sth and L streets northwest Terms made to
suit-Adrt
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CONE At ONCE or you will lose the golden
opportunity. Wesley Heights
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NEXT SPRING you will be sorry you did not
buy in Wesley Heights
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iMroRrANr.-Attend the sale of fine furniture
af Dowlng's auction rooms, 18th and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, on Wednesday next at 1890
O'Clock. On exhibition tomorrow.-Adx
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THAT VALUABLE DWELLING House No. 925
o street, corner Columbia, will be sold ut auc-
ton tomorrow TUESDAY. l4th Octo5er,) at 4 30
o'clock pm. An excellent chance tor invest
ment
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w. b. MOSES 4 Soss
TAND nth STREETS.
twenty-five per cont discount made on all
Nottingham Lace Curtains purchased before
10 O'Clock a. m. October IL. IA. Is, 10, Il and
is. This discount only allowed on cash pur-
chasea
MoQuette Carpets. 81. % rer yard.
Moauette Carpets made and laid, s1. Is per
yard. One hundred and fifty patterns to select
from. including all the best makes
OUR NEW WAREHOUSE.
BY October 20 we shall be prepared TO receive
furniture, &c. on storage and 10 furnish il de-
prfy at
Per month. according TO size.
This building is seven stories high and has
been erected to carry our duplicste stock, and
consequently every precaution has been taken
to prevent fire.
The necessity for this building is positive
proof Of the growth Of our business. and at
the present day, when competition is SO great
everywhere. it rs the best advertisements We
could possibly have and convinces us that
our stock and prices meet the approval of the
purchasing public.
The possession Of this new building will en-
able us TO enlarge several Of our departments
that already the second largest in the
Usited States
Stock that is now stored in our establish
ment at the corner of and 1lth sts will be
moved to our I'D street warehouse, and the
Carpet aud Upholstery Departments will be
extended.
AN ERRONEOUS IDEA.
Many people imagine that large store can
not sell as cheaply q small one. It is erro-
neous. because the larger the stock an estab-
lshment carries the cheaper it has been ALE to
purchase-receiving large freight reductions
and big discounts for cash
No article leaves the house without first going
through the hands Of our inspectors.
Three elevators.
%%%%Ex w% I EE |'ns
E %% - Esd :
MsM Nm 200 ssss EEE ssss
$$F$ $sS$ S. S. f. f.. IS IS
4. {: {: :: :! Ills /
FURNITURE. CARPETS. DRAPERIEs.
UPHOLSTERY. BEDDING
AND WALL PAPERS
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FuRs1ruRE, CARPETS AND Stoves
CHEAP FOR CASH
OR ON CREDIT AS CHEAP AS FOR CASH.
JOHN RIDDEN.
$50 AND o3o SEVENTH ST. NV,
Announces Full Line of
Oak. Walnut and Sixteenth Century Bed Room Suites;
Also farlor Suites in Rug. Plush and Hsircloth
special feature OF this display will be found in his
s35 PARLoR SUITES
These Suites consist Of pieces and the supply
has hardly been able to meet the demand few are
now Oh hand and first callers will obtain . bargain
they will never regret.
Sideboards. Wardrobes. Hat Racks and variety Of
Fancy Chairs and Rockers will also be found
The stock Of Carpets. in Velvet Body Brussels and
Tapestry embrace the newest designs in this depart
.nent and the prices will be equalcd in any house
in town.
AL Carpets mado and laid without charge TO pur-
chasers.
Stoves Heaters and Ranges in every variety and ..
lowest prices.
The special pride of this establishment has been
that has always met the wants OF patrons in the
selection Of its Goods in its prices and particularly in
it's convenient credit system. Thousands of house
keepers have avaled themselves of the
afforded for furnishing their homes on small cash
payment and easy weekly or monthly terms for the
balance. Thousands more may do likewise by pur-
chasing at the mammoth Credit and Cash
FURNITURE. CARPET AND STOVE STORES OF
JOHN Ridden.
o2-lm $50 AND 932 7TH ST. NV.
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Gents dining saloon first floor. Ladies' and
gents main entrance 18th st. (elevator); stair
way ST.; both lead direct to the cafe. Life
time experience Fine trade solicited 1t
Byrn's School Shoes are celebrated for their
wear. See them. 1914 18th st. NV. olS-3t'
Ever Efficacious Expectorant. Dr. RuI1's
CouGH SYRUP. Keep it always handy. rs cts.
DR.. G. W. Benson, the well-known Bal
timore Specialist in Skin Diseases and Diseases
of the Nervous System. has opened an Office in
Washington, C.. fer the treatment of all Skin
and Nervous Diseases and removing super
fiuous hairs, warts, moles, marks. tumors and
all blemishes. Dr. Benson or his partner. Dr.
Z. o. Mannakee, can be found every Wedues-
day from $50 am. to $50 pm. at their office,
1912 st. NV o9-5t
Breech Leaders for hire. Go to TApPAS's,
lOl3 Pa. ave. ol-lm
An Invention Making Sewing n Pastime,
Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm. No 9.
1t charms on sight. Its use enraptures.
Office 437 9th street northwest o9-2m
For Foot Ball Sweaters, 81. IS, ca go to
TAPPAN's, 1913 Pa. ave. ol-lm
Visit the University Heights Tower for
the finest view in the District. Plats Of the
subdivision OF REDroRp W. WALKER, 1905 + ST.,
or Fl. BARTON, 1881 ST. oS-6t
Nothing Over 20 Ccnts.-Every variety of
goods at HYMAS Eros. Mammoth 5 and 10 Cent
Store. No. 1920 9TH st. NV. o7-6t"
For Douglas Celebrated Shoes 60 to
TAPrAN's. 1913 Pa. ave. ol-lm
Headache, Neuralgia, Dizziness Nervous
ness, Spasms, Slceplessness cured by MIR. Miles
Nervine. Samples free at
MERITS DEUG STORE, 1014 F St
Plats OF University Heights can be OBJ
tanned of REproRp ". WALKER 1905 st., or
II. BARTON. 1881 L ST. oS-6t
"ROckbridgc Rye" finest made, s4 per
gallon; Il quart bottle. LYNcH's, 4Oi 9th St. H. ".
sl-m&f,tr
For Gymnasium Suits, all grades. go to
TAPPAN's, 1913 Pa ave. OHM
BUY Your Coal o; j. MAuRY DOVE. Only
highest grades OF family coal handled. jyI5-tf
AUTUMN RESORTS.
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Byrn's School Shoes are celebrated for their
wear. See them. 1914 18th st. NV olS-3t.
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Breech Leaders for hire. Go to TApPAS's,
1913 Pa. ave. ol-lm
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T.wALKER SONS oo< 10TH ST N.w.-cAR-
81 pet Lining, so yards. q SO and clio: 4. and
3-ply frepared hoonng. building Paper fiue Aiming
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Funs AND Wars.

oil o19 PENN. AVE. NV.
Funs AND WARS
Our stock is now complete.
SEALSKIN SHOULDER CAPES
SEALSKIN SHOULDER CApES with Persian Vest
All with Flaring Collars.
SHOULDER CAPES in every variety of Fur. Plush
and Astrachan Cloth.
sEALskiN JACKETS AND sACQUEs at old prices.
Duplicates viii! be higher next month.
FURS AND FUR TRIMMING AND FEATHER
COILAGLTTES.
All goods reliable and prices as low as any house in
America.
WILLETT & RUOFF
HATTERs AND TURNER'S
sG-3m 905 PENN. AVE
A SECRET ABOUT FINE DRESS GOODS
IN will lie exposed through The Star in ten days It
VIII snrlr,se the LADIES' We advise you to with
JupD & Drrwr11rn.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS,
Nos. 42O.422 nth ST NV.
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
are always ready toexecute Printing in all its branches
They pay special attention to works of Scientific
Character Briefs. Records for tho Courts Arguments
before the Departments and the various Commissions
in session in the city and all work of Legal or Scien
tfc character.
MERCANTILE WORKS
neatly and e1peditousy done at fair prices
ATTORNEYS
are notified that We have the LARGEST FORCE OF
PRlNTERS employed i'll the city and can ret out
Briefs in shorter time than any other Office o9.1m
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A SECRET ABOUT FINE DRESS GOODS
viii lie exposed through The star i'll ten days 1t
VIII snrrrite tho iadles. We advise you to with
your purchases. ol:,-6t
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MONTH TO MONTH
WITHOUT ONE CENT OF ADDITIONAL
COST TO YOU.
OUR CONFIDENCE IN YOUR FIDELITY Is SUCH
AS TO JUSTIFY US IN PRoFFERING YOU ANY
TERMS THAT YOUR
CIRCUMSTANCES MAY NECESSTTAT E
OUR COMPLETE LINE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
WE CHEERFULLY OFFER YOU UPON
CREDIT,
ENABLING YOU TO PARTICIPATE IN THE
COMFORTS WHICH, HERETOFORE. NONE
BUT THE WEALTHY KNEW.
HOUSE & BERRMANN's
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES,
o17 o2l AND 92s 9TH ST. AND CIT AND oae
au3o-4m MASS AVE NV.
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AUTUMN RESORTS.

OTEL IMPERIAL, MARYLAND AVE, ALLAN
A1tc City-Difeetiy On the beach Open all the year.
handsomely furnished; heat, gas. electric bells
cuisine une Xcelcd terms. $40 To Is per week. 81
to So per day. u. W EENDRICK. SGT I'm
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An Invention Making Sewing n Pastime,
Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm. No. 8.
1t charms on sight. Its use enraptures.
Office 437 9th street northwest o9-2m
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Ever Ehicacious Expectorant, DR.. Bull 8
CoUGH SYRUP. Keep it always handy. Is cts.
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It'll Pur DoLLAns IL Yorn

It'll Pur DoLLAns IL Yorn
pocket to call and the immense bargains offer
guarantee you sdri,0 of 35 per cent. Our stock
contains the choicest fabrics in Mems, Boys and
Chdren's Clothing.
We mention a few specials for today AMI tomorrow
We start those Nobby Fall-weight overcoats that
are selling all town for So Our price $3.50
Then comes those elegant Meltons and Kerseys.
with or without Silk facing. We let them go for sIO
Now comes the fine imported Metons, Kerseys
Cheviots worsteds-all shades tsilk lined, at
actually worth S22.
This isn't all Our line of Overcoats range from s.
to $780, We have every known material and STYLE
In Suits you have the same opportunity. Our Mems
Suits range from S.. 90 to $50.
We can give You suitings in Cashmere. Cheyiot,
Worsted. Tricot. English VALE Clay worsteds Ihibet
In fact, any material that you may wish
Our Boys and Children's Department is complete.
We can fit the Stout Man. Lean Man, Tall Man.
Short Man. Extra Largo and Extra Small Man.
NEW YORK oNE-pRIcE CLOTHING HOUSE,
MANUFACTURERS AND RETAILERS.
Buffalo. NY. Syracus NY
81 9TH st. NV. s27-23ts
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W. H. SINISTER SONS
ONE PRICE,
oil 019 PENN. AVE. NV
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ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY take pleasure in
Announcing the arrival of unusually choice lot of
NEW MACKERET. These fish are sweet, fat and
juicy and represent standard that is exceedingly
difficult TO obtain.
Also NEW YORK STATE POTATOES-just in-the
first load OF the Everybod knows that the
cooking qualities CT Potatoes grown in a northern
climate FIR SUI eror TO that of those grown here in
the south. being much firner aud sweeter.
Also Just iu-ElEGANr CREAMERY BUTTER-in
prints and tubs. Price moderate
Also, fresh roasted every day, usual-GENUINE
MANDHELlAG JAVA COEtEE-Utry old.
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FunslrunE DRApERrrs
CARPETS. STOVES
HousEKEEPERs FIRST DUTY TO HER
FAMILY Is TO MAKE EACH MEMBER
GOOD And HAPPY
by ADDING LITTLE COMFORTS SHE WILL
MAKE THE
PRESIDE A TTRACTTTE
AND HAPPINESS WILL FOLLOW.
TO ATTAIN TIE SIMPLE QUALITIES OF NEAT
NESS CHEERINEss AND COMFORT REQUIRES
But FLw DOLLARS, A LITTLE TASTE AND
LESS LABOR.
FOR THIS ONE END HAS OUR
EQUITABLE
SYSTEM BEEN DEVISED.
AND THE BURDENS WHICH ONCE WEIGHED
LIKE MOUNTAINS WE WILL SHARE WITH YOU
By OURSELVES BEARING
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PROFESSIONAL.

NINE DREAMER. THE ONLY WONDERFUL
M Gifted English aud German Astroloer the ciiy.
Tells all events OF lie Once hours. m 20 pIn
On sunday from 10 .. m 70 80 pm. zlvs 9th NJ.
ol3-lms
Dhof. CLAY The oil y bTABLIsHkD ONLY
u reliable genuine and pstorA-loIn ClAryoysnS
Astrologer and medium In this CITY; born with sel
AID WONDERFUL pTophetc gift Of second slxht reveAA
every iaoen slery: niids lOst stolen prOIerty:
brings seIarsted together sIeed, 4Al rsses:
gives .nccsss an business removes fAnlly tronole@
tNn innuences; Duslnesx. love, " tlnS
you IN doubt Of. A n business conndentsl Ney0
been kb0Nn fAlL
Hours. y an " 80 p.m eandaya 2to spm
sittines. Soc
Psriorx. sos 18th st. nv. o1l-dr
NJ ME- RAPHAI. THE cELEBRATEDCI.AIhyoY-
III ant and Astrolosnrt. the seventh oanshtef born
with csul. has Wonderful healing power Gives names
10 DO ~ NV ylo-sSe
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For Foot Ball Sweaters, 81. IS, q, go to
TAPPANs. 1913 Pa. ave. ol-lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-27
MARYLAND Notes.

David Bratt, youth living in Oxford,
shot off the fore part Of his left arm Tues
dav morning, while duckng III blind. lie
pulled the gun toward him.
John Morgan. employed in Hebron Out
| tens mills, near Burrsyile, Caroline cOun-
| tv, was dangerously hurt Monday. While
standing in front of a saw he was caught
| in the teeth of the circular and part of his
nose cut off and his face badly lacerated.
| He was knocked senseless. IN which cOndl-
ton he remained for several hours.
At Colora. Cecil county. q mad-dog bit q
number of chickens dogs. two pigs. and "a
| cow, and also boy, jacob Sharpless, son
OF Theodore Sharpless: aged eleven. The
| dog was finally killed near ROwiandsville.
| Physicians recommend that the boy be
/ sent to Paris for treatment by the famous
surgeon Pasteur. The affair created
great excitement IN the village.
Ida Ross. who has been living for nearly
| two weeks rs q servant IN the family OF j.
| +. Hubbard, FastOn, tried To commit sui
| eide Sunday morning by turning on the
gas in her room. The family was at church,
| and when they found her she was III a
semi-couscous condition. but was soon re-
| suscitated. She said she had intended 10
| Kill herself Saturday night aud left note
TO her mother telling Of her intention, but
no reason for IT, She Is nineteen years Of
age and her parents live IN Dorchester
| county,.
Professor Chapman Maupin's University
| School at Ellicott City made a narrow es-
cape from destruction by fire Tuesday. A
large stable, granary, and carriage, house
on the grounds were destroyed. with q lot
of corn and fodder. The fire broke out nj
1880. 1t spread so rapidly that it was with
difficulty that the horses and cows were
saved. At one time the school building
was in imminent danger, but the united eff
forts of the Ellicott City fire company.
the citizens and students prevented its de-
struction. There Is no way Of determining
the origin of the fire. The loss WAS s. 800
partly insured.
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,os the provision for taxing building and

/ ,,os the provision for taxing building and
,oan associations.
ioaIh r Dabney offered substitute for this
.ont;on. which was adopted.
The amendment reads as follows. No
,.I shall be assessed upon the capital stock
20 sny building and loan association. but
az o. stockholders in such associations
shall be, assessed and taxed on
e9' stock therein at the same rate as
!" assessed upon other moneyed capital in
10 hands Of individuals residing in
.he state, provided that where share
holder is also D borrower from the associa-
t,on the amount borrowed shall be deduct
ed from the face Of his shares and the mar
hot value OF the remaining shares only
sball be taxed. IL shall be the duty OF
coch commissioner of the revenue annually
during the month of May 20 report to the
Auditor of Public Accounts the name Of
each building and loan association doing
business in his district, and the names Of
the officers thereof. and 10 assess the share
or shares OF each shareholder in such as
ISOLATION ne aforesaid at the market value
thereof as Of the LIST day Of February in
Zach year, and it shall be the duty
of each of such associations forthwith
IN pay into the Treasury Of the State
the tax imposed by law upon such assess
ment OF the shares aforesaid on or before
The ist day of june, the assessed value to
he determined by the amount paid in where
the shares have no ascertained market
value Re such tax be not paid within
ninety days after the assessment of said
shares, the treasurer Of the association
falling to make payment, his sureties
shall be liable for the same and
30 per centum upon the amount
10 be recovered on motion of the
Auditor of Public Accounts IN the Circuit
Court of the city of Richmond upon fifteen
DAYS notice. according to the provision OF
section 7l3 Of the Code Of Virginia.
The real estate Of all such associations
shall be assessed on the land-books Of the
Commissioner Of Revenue with the same
faxes with which other real estate 10 assess
ed.
Every branch Office or local board in the
State Of any such association shall be
deemed 30 he separate building and
loan association within the meaning
of this act, unless every such branch
office or local board PAYS into
some chief or central Office in this State
all periodical payments made to such
branch Office or local board, IN which
event there she'll be deemed to be one such
association only.
Some other small amendments we're
made 10 the bill and the measure passed.
Adjourned at 9.4j o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-27

NvOOD'S LIGHTNING fAOt-'
w sIOR PEAS ara uu i0lt' eA
AMI best n.Arke. ga-icG'r, i't
sIrua,s al others Oh EAh.4N.-'.
FOiWITY OF kPENlNG, AID l4A-.
who wish % have their cfoD n-s! ,a i-o .'4
should plan. this variety.
special low prices tO largo buyers
T. S.. WOOD g. SfN-. ,eni-'i7.'
( ani 10 -outh lrtrrn'i sa'''
IA 4-feod m.sr3m1H F''ti.
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AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
The Norfolk and Western and tho Postal
Company.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DisDH'ch.l

Company.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DsDGtch.l
PErrRsBUBG, February 26. 1890.
In the Circuit Court of Petersburg
Judge Is 4. Hancock on yesterday deliver
ed his opinion in the appeal case Of the
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
cs the Postal Telegraph-Cable Company;
This case is a writ OF error TO a ludg-
meut of the County Court of Prince
GEORGE. rendered on July II. 1889. appoint
ing commissioners 20 ascertain Just COM
pensatIon to the Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company for a right of way for a
TELEGRAPH line proposed to he constructed
bv the Postal Tclegraph-Cable Company
on the roadway Of the railroad company.
The writ of error was awarded by Judge
Hancock on July 26. 1889, aud made re-
turnahle 10 the first day of Prince George
Circuit Court on November 7, 1889. The
ease was called for trial in that court and
hv consent Of parties WAS removed TO the
Circuit Court OF Petersburg.
The argument Of this case which took
place over month ago consumed about
EIGHT DAYS. Major Robert Stiles. Judge
A. /. Holladay, aud Mcssrs. George :.
Bernard and }. J. Cooke are the counsel
for the railroad company, AID Mr. =.
Samuel Parish and Mr. William b. Nell
waine are counsel Tor the Postal Telegraph
Gable Company.
Judge Hancock in his opening decides
that the County Court erred IN not grant
ing the railroad company's motion to dis
miss the proceedings, holding that tho
statutes under which the telegraph COM
panv was proceeding does not apply 10 the
roadway Of railroad company, and II 1t
was so intended by the Legislature was I'M
constitutional IN not providing adequate
legal machinery for giving the railroad
company a just compensation Tor the
property taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-27
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
y. w. Bove.
Real Estate Auctionesr.
A GRAND MANUFACTURERS
SITE.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE on THE
SOUTH sIDR OF THE RICHMOND AND ALE
GHANY RAILROAD.
JAMEs-RIvBR AND KANAwHA CANAL
RUNNING BACK TO JAMES RIVER,
ATACCTlON.

In execution o. n decf - trust from l. z. an
J. u. Hsrvie and their wives. dated October u.
1873, aud duly recorded, the undersicnei, sur
yiying trustee Of himself AMI the lGfe A. u. VII
Hams viii sell by auction, ut tho Office ~ y. W.
Boye. Gucsioueer. No. Eleventh street, On
TUESDAY. FzBRUARYlS. 1870.
at o'clock p. ". the PROPERTY conveyed ~
said deed tho same fronting go feet on the south
side Of tho Richmond and Allegheny railroad (or
James River and Kanawha canal, aud r-nn.ug
back 20 James river.
This property begins about J-1 feet we4i n the
Treiegar WORKS aud runs up 10 tie neE paper.
mills.
. Ia probable that arrangements for water-
power can be- made with the Richmond aid AZ
leghsny Railroad Company. ani a. one cubic
foot Of water ~ THE point will develop about
fOur-hOrse power lahout three times tie usual
amount II Il evident mat this lot has great value
for manufacturing sites, Pat q. auruouecrs
cfice.
Trans: BY consent one third cash; ts'anco ~
ak and twelve months for notes, VIII Interest
added aud secured by trust decd.
ROBERT n. slRJER
Surviving Trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-27
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. sc.
OFPIcE OF THOMAS RCTHEgPOORD,)
REAL Estate AGENT,

No NORTH TENTH sIKEaL }
CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY SOLD
AND RENTED. RENTS COLLECTED.
MICA AND FELDSPAR PROSPECTS, MICA
PROPERTIES, FOX sALG OR LEASE
SMALL HOUSES AMI LOIS Tor sale, Is well
a. some OF the handsOmest residences ia tho
city.
on Franklin street, or small houses or lots either
I'm the East or West End. will please give mo a
call. THOMAS HI uEhfOOhD'
IL 4-Tu,ThSSu4w north Tenth street.