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The sun., 1890-01-04
EAtrieS for Gattenburg To-day.
The following are the entries for GuttenburR

to-day:
First Race-slx and half furlonEA for maiden three
year rolda Hemet lls pounds; Folsom, Ils; Barrien.
tos lls Sierra Nevada ls; Jerry lls Lexington lis;
Little James Mccormick llS; hayncld EedinR ils;
BenRalins. ll9
second Race-seven furlonEG for beaten horses
Pendenns liz pounds. King Idle. lls Pat Donovan
IOS. GIenmound ION: Lancaster. los; Sherwood los;
Duh luo Electricity luO Velvet 100: Alfred, 100;
IAtto, 0s BoTdelAiSe es; Bette L. s5; Mile IL. 91
ShAke keApeAre, 20
Third RAce-t,ns mile; selling yiGIsnt. los pounds;
St Nick loo: Doodle, "; hattersby Ji; Lemon. 3d.
Volatile, 9t Lotion %. Ne ptunus So.
fonTth !Hcs-six fgsloIEs selling; Bgokstone. ia
u Count Luna 100: Cheney, i09 Nina w. 100: Lit
tie Barefoot lU7 Fred b. R; Hot Scotch, I05; Steve
BtOue. DT.
Fifth RAce-six and a half furlOnRS. Fordham, 1903
pounds: Carnegie, lO6: Blue Rock los PorahontGs
lo3; FaunuA 100; Australia SO lssRquenR hlly, Is;
Marie Lowell, n,
1sixth Kace-one mile and an eighth; selling. BAs-
sAno, 1872 pounds; Gay stockton lSO; Boutwell, l2G;
Lottery. 10. Tyrone 100; wayward, 40; Compen.
saton III; Landseer III; Banker ii7; Clatter III;
Bella, III; st. Elmo. III
The sun., 1890-01-04
Judge PItshke suspende 4.

ALBANY. Jan. 3.-Gov. HILL late this aft0r-
noon fled with the Secretary of state memorandum
suspendng Judge Pitshke of the City Court New York
from the exercise OF duties of his office and direct
ing that his compensation shall cease from this date:
The stated that JudRe fShke has neglected
to perform the duties OF his office since November lBoa
and that his Illness Of such permanent character a.
will probably prevent his rosumnR work OIL tho bench
The sun., 1890-01-04

Boston. Jan. 3.-News has Just reached Bos-
ton through private channels OF tho wreck of the
schooner Douglas Dearborn, the fourmRsed schooner
of s75 tons which left Boston on Fob Isos for SD
bound for Philadelphia After that sho was not spoken,
nor was there any trace OF her until few days ago.
lumbla River Oregon. There Is news OF the crew,
and they are supposed TO have perished.
The sun., 1890-01-04
Dld Not 60 to Roston.

The report that John L. Sullivan would leave
for Boston iAt night was found to be rrouudssG Tho
"biE fellow" last night BY suN reporter. He
had just orAchsd a few bottles OF wine with some
frienda and Wa apparently enjoying his stay in this
city. He was a. aobor Judge.
~ am not going 20 Boston %. night ! only rave that
feeling uptop md to say that I've had pleasant time
here would be dmwinE it mild"
The sun., 1890-01-04

Pilly Murray, the clever little 11O-pound
ptEllist Of this city. was seen yesterday By a
retorter Of TIE Sun. Pm tired" said he. "of
hetrinR Jack Lyman talk Of his fight with me.
/ WAlpred him fairly and squarely. and his cry
OF lot being we'll at the time is simply ridicu-
lous / gave him two weeks longer than /
shotld have done. so as to let him get in con-
ditiop. II people Will only remember the fact
thatI refused TO accept his forfeit when he
waned to get out OF the match. they will say
that 10 has no cause to make a kick He made
vey game showing, but was whipped. and
that qnded 1t. I'm now open to fight any one
hold Didn't Kennard whip me2 Yes, but
not at that weight; He weighed l4S rounds,
and In going to Buffalo on Sunday night TO
mako anew match with him at ITO pounds"
The sun., 1890-01-04

LONDON. Jan. 3-Peter jackson. the Aus
tralan oolored puEs has sent cable despatch to the
will sail for New York on Jan is on the steamer Adri.
attic
The sun., 1890-01-04

Tho second ladies' day of the New York
Athletic Clubs lively season will be held at the
club house. 104 West Fifty-flfth street. this af-
ternoon. Superintendent Toby will have the
club house expressly prepared for tho recep-
tioa OF the fair guests. and the Hungarian
Gypsy Band will discourse harmonious strains
during the entire afternoon.
Prof. George Goldie will have a trained corps
OF amateur Rymnasts TO show the value Of
physical training In the gymnasium. and there
will be boxing exhibitions by Prof Mike Dono-
van. and some OF the leading club members
will give exhibitions Of skill with the gloves
while the members OF the club will follow. un-
der Prof. Goldie's lend. In feats on the hori-
Eontal bars. tumbling flying rings, and double
and single trapeze.
The final event In the athletic line will DO a
wrestling match between John J. O'Brien. the
New fork's latest acquisition. the OK x-amatour
champion Of America. and John Thornton. the
the muscular aquatic athletes Of the eight
pared crew will give an exhibition Of how they
handle the sweeps In race. Prof. Regis Sonac
vii! DO assisted by Mr. Lawton. Mr.. BloodSood.
and others in modern displays with the
toa% Prot nhS viii ipis sp6Tt n 'aS nS ssS
which viii be an exhibition OF proWess In trick
and fanoy work by class composed OF sons
Of members OF tho organization. After the en-
tertAinment the entire building will bo thrown
open 70 the ladies'. who will. no doubt. avail
Preeinets OF the most complete athletic club
houB0 In the city
The sun., 1890-01-04
LA CRIPPA.
.HOWITCANBECURED.

Tho epidemic OF Influenza is raging in this coun
Try There strong probability that thrsefourths OF
tho people particularly in large cities will bo affected
by It. Prof LRfAtro OF New York has made . number
OF opical examinations OF tho from the
nostrs OF those affected with II and has found The
microbes in large numbers RAdAms hicrobs Killer
WAS then poured on them in bottle, and another eI.
animation made in twenty four hOurA when they
found to be all dead Already over nifty patients hANS
been cured in New York In from ave
days by the use OF tho Mcrobo Killer We recommend
It as quick aud positive For particulars call At
1851 broadway where free microEoopicA exhibitions
will be given every day from y. NJ. aud in the
evenings from 81 to 10 O'Clock For the bsnsnt OF ply
goiAnS otherS in doubt TO the character OF the
disease they have or are treating viii examine the
blood Of sick people or the SeersonS from part Of
the body. krAtultouly Physician in attendance eTOK
dA1 frOn 10 T. n except nSnlHI and SAIaTdASS
The sun., 1890-01-04
MeOlslIAAd Accepts DsIAuey's Challenge.

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 3.--John Quinn, hacker
OF E q <icclelland, In answer to Dolaney's
challenge in The Sun, has put up forfeit OF
koO with the Dtspatch for McClelland to run De-
IN tnreo or four wooks. II Delaney will forward
Aaopoait and signed articles 10 the DlSpatoh
~ match can be made.
The sun., 1890-01-04

Echo. lna ITO 2s6 3ss 4ee $40 GIT ss7 779 e57
Brookiyn.. rs l5s 225 296 35e 43e 522 5e7 6sS 74a
Umpire-H. scheu scorors-J. Breen and A. PiokSloy.
The sun., 1890-01-04

Albert G. Case has resigned as local city pas
senGer agent OF the LehiRh Valley road to 60
into the real estate business.
The sun., 1890-01-04

Apollo ... Ts lit 247 33s <le te4 67e $50 72l 77e
KrAkshiiA .87 1888 29 3lo 4oS 475 o48 oOe eeo 7Bs
Umpire-Charlea II. King. scorsrs-Adolph wedekin
and r. j. Linse AveraEos-Apollo l5S KrAkohlia 1885
The sun., 1890-01-04

O. A.. Cairns has been appointed assistant
eago, ST. Paul and Kan as City Railroad. r.
H. Lord has also boon made assistant general
passenger agent OF the same road. Both have
Officaa in ChlcnQO
The sun., 1890-01-04

Bmpire ,,,,T7 l54 c2s 2s4 8eI 40 o2t col zoe eoG
go 100 23i 297 500 43t 500 $50 6SS 76s
Umpire-H. winters Scorers-hdolph Wedekin and
8. Mlsch. AveraRos-Empire. l60E; krakehlia, 1885,
The sun., 1890-01-04
FRAMES


Fearless re 1855 24e 927 [07 <6l sal bet ESQ 72s
Brookiyn...74 lS9 2o2 257 5+o 42l 47S 562 63s TIT
umpire-w. B. sellerA scorers-M. Phillipson and G.
en-
The sun., 1890-01-04

Mr.. o, s. Cockey. commercial agent Of tho
Grand Trunk Railway. has been called out of
the city to attend the funeral OF his mother at
Frederick Md
The sun., 1890-01-04

Mr.. H. C. Willetts. who used to be traffic
manager Of tho New York and Northern Rail
road, has been appointed accountant OF the
Staten leland Rapid Transit Company in the
place OF L. q. Kennedy.
The sun., 1890-01-04

John G. Gault, general manager ofthe Queen
and Crescent road, has resigned TO take effect
Feb. /. Superintendent Richard Carroll will be
general manager. Vice. President q. G. Harvey.
who has also been Comptroller, will become
general tralfic manager and Charles II. Davis
will be Comptroller
The sun., 1890-01-04

TOtah....".I2 1919 77sl TOtAls......
The sun., 1890-01-04

the Lackawanna, demands the privilege Of
making as low rates as the Grand Trunk or
Wabash. The object. Of course. is for fight
ing purposes. in case the differential lines get
too much business.
The threat OF the Ontario and Western to re-
turn to paying commissions on Jan. 8 has
been Withdrawn pending the decision OF the
Board OF Rulings on differentials.
The sun., 1890-01-04

promir ed to raise the rate on their line on Jan.
! to the uniform rate maintained on other
roads OF thirty-hve cents per can. II the Della
wa, Q and Lackawsnna officials made any such
promise they failed TO keepit, Whereupon. on
that date. both the Erie and Ontario and West
ern roads issued notices to milk shippers Of a
cut In rates over their respective lines. to take
effect Jan; 4 to the Delaware and Lackawanna
figures OF thrty.two cents per can. 30 the
matter now stands. The action of other roads
and further developments in the struggle for
securing the lions share OF the, lucrative and
General Manager Howard's accession 10
the Nsw has
ductiye Of numerous changes, Manager VIII
liam p. shinn made two divisions out OF tho
q tralnmaster.. Mr.. Howard will make three
when Mr.. Clark ran It. and the, trainmasters
Will be dispensed with, each division superin-
tendent looking after that work himself One
division extends from Boston to Wiimantic
another from Wlllimantic to Waterbury. and
the third completing the distance to Fishkill.
and repair shops has been cut down thirty
men. and some have been dispensed with In
the Norwood shops. near Boston.
Charles NJ Heald President OF the New York.
Susquehanna and Western Railroad, has re-
The cbamFe
feet on Jan. l. This IL the second change in
the, manaGement within several moalhs., and
directors with tho way things were going on.
Tho other vacancy was the ofitce OF general
superintendent
Mr. II. G. Willetts. who used to be tTafIlo
manager Of tho New York and Northern Rail
road. has been appointed accountant OF the
Staten leland Rapid Transit Company In the
place OF p. q. Kennedy.
The now Passenger Board OF Rulings 70.
Gently appointed by the Central TrRfflc and
Trunk Line Associations will meet IN Chicago
on Jan. g, and It has its hands full OF hard nuts
TO crack in regard to diflerentials on east.
bound business. Messrs Tuttle and Blanchard
constitute the Board. Since the applications
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Lackawanna, On
tario and Western, and others for the same
dilerential on east bound As on west-bound
tratIic applications Of u different nature have
come in. The Lake shore asks that on pas.
senEers from Chicago over this road whom II
NAV turn over TO the ,diHerential lines at
Buffalo or Suspension Bridge the Lackawanna
or Ontario and Western. for lnstancel II may
be allowed a proportional dineIenti9l Itself
II by tho LackaWnnna and Grand Trunk or
Wabash the east bound rate 10 placed At O17
the Lake Shore, by routing itS pAsSenGeE1 over
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
TAX NOTICE.

MANCHESTER TAXES.-OWING
vi TO delay In tho Commissioner booze con-
seauent n non he new assessment, the time tor
the paymsu Of the city and school tax for 1880 Is
postnoned 10 JULY lOru. | will ready 70 receive
the tax by July 5th. All porrons paying tne
whole OF tho came on or bsfors July 10th will DO
entitled 10 rebate OF 5 per cent on the city tax
All persons paying ono half Of the same on OF
before July i0th and the other bali on or before
Noven Der lat will 10 eau lad 70 rebate OF ~
per cont on one half and per cent on tho
oiher half OF the city tax per cent Will b
added 70 all taxes unpaid December let.
j. W. BkONAu0H, Jk.
a. "a sodtJulo Cty Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
AUCrIoS sALEs-rusurs pays.
BY sutton q Co,
Real Estate Agents and AucIloneers.
1914 Main street


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
~ LARGE BRICK TENEMENT on TUE
SOUTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN BE Whhs
TWENIr-iHlRD AND TWEEN OhIh
STREET. No. 800 EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
BY virtue Of a decree OF the Chsncery court OF
Richmond city, entered on the i4th day OF June,
1890, la tho suit Of Beatrice @. Gum 10. X 1.
Gums administrator aud others, we, the UNDER
signed special commissioners appoiniel there
by, VIII oner for sale al public auction. upon INC
premises, on
FRIDAY, July II. 1890.
at o'elGek r ~; ma. LAkGE THREE-
lin strset. The dwelling contains nine or ten
rooms, with detached kitchen, recently painted
and papered. There Is also brick stable on
the lot
Tue LOT fronts twenty. nine feet and nine
inches and runs back good depth TO swide
alley.
IssNs Ono fourth Of the purchase-money TO
be paid In cash; residue In three equal pay
ments at sit, Twelve, and eighteen months, ne
gotiable notes 10 DO given for tho deferred pay
ments, with interest added from day OF sale aud
title retained until me whole purchase, money
Is paid ALLEN G. COLLINS.
IL. K. POLLARD.
j. LANE STERN,
Special Commissioners,
BEATRICE c. GUM. PLAINTIFF, AGAINST RP.
GUSs's ADMINISTRATORS BIT AL. DEFEND
Asrs-IS THs CHASCsgY COURT OF rus CIT
OF RICHMOND.
!, Charles w. Godfin, clerk OF said court. GER
tiy that the bond required OF the special com
mioners, Allen u. Collins, n. X. Pollard, ana j.
Lane stern, by the decree In said cause VI June
IA, 1890. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this - dsg OF juno,
1890. CHARLES W. IODDIN,
jy6 Clsrk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06

Daily Daily except sunday.
srOFPlN8-P-AOsA
Eos Il. q, - s.. All ss make ID siopA Not
y and ~ atoD ol s.gusl a. hanlhsfNf
Drerry's Hluf. Cengra..a, sDi thosfsr 40 -
et0ls ~ Ch.ttsr. Sos a.. 3l 81 81 81, a, -, ana
a. Will sto9 at a. stations iHr la-sanggih
PtLlMAF-rAR sfkFilA
On Trains Sos "a ami . s.sep.u g-rars nsiFesl
New Yorx sui Tampa Fl+ t.h saest3a''iie.
90 rrslus Nos. II AL N rlospi g-cAs tetF'st
Warrington and Clsrisston. Ca Iraia No g.,
sl-epn x-car- tetTean Nashinft.n AM Jas
eonvtlle on Ifau So. OIL -.ee. ing-cars De-
tween JAhsonYli ami sew YORK
TAX Only ALl~kAi. LiSE 100 HDftD.A'
LEAVE ARaigl
Richmoni....sg.p An Nor'3ls......t-s ?. Z
Richmond 80 y. b. tDrflik. .... i..n p a.
Norfolk ......'6 lJA. 81. Nr4n1ni.i-s A. NJ.
Norfolk .....'t.0 z. 81. Ellau3 &c.. t.4J 2. 81
.ns graius LEAVING R.clmIll g. geo a. q. fIl
h0rf0lk AZ b. a.. axe alii taina ietTn1t
these Two points, ald passengers - Hfl4fA
without change y tgrs. Nilss Connexions 40
also mode a. pe.ars1 ~ D. &c. 81. D. %. UAn
from Richmond auI no s.y d. 81 van Rom
Norfolk
T,da. leaving Eienmoni ~ go A. n. agt
ii.sI g.. q. a44 arriylng - eAmoIf 80 lf-l D.
Al ant 5.Ol T.. AZ mako cl..4 .0lnnc.Y9 40
Poem burg % AMI from Farlltilll, % n-aoli -
and Southwestern l0iaA
Il "a sCLLY. SIps LEAK
T. y. MTaKA uebersI tlyr..u 80 irl-
I. "A. EAKksJs. General Pzsssl4sr Agsai
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
AUCTION sALEs-Future DsyN
BY sutton & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Aucfonsers'
1914 Msiu street.

EyECUTOR'S SALE OF A LARGE
IA VACANT LOT AT THE NohfHtA>r
CORNER OF TwEsTY-TBfhD AND CARY
SHEETS. -Acting under tho prosisions OF No
will q, James Gupn. deceased, and decroe OF
the Richmond Chnncsry Court entered on he
ion day OF March. is), In the sur OF Ganns
exsrutor 70. Gum aad oihors, ! shall. es execu-
tor. proceed 10 sell, q. public auction, upon the
premises. on
THURSDAY, Jolly TO- isc,
a, O'Clock = NJ tba above-describci PROPER
Ty. The lot fronts I33 feet on tho north sife OF
Cary street and runs back Fortunately 40 teet
To an sllsy 10 feet wide.
This il one OF tho few II cot he only large Va
cart lot in that locslity now on The market, and
Il well sui,cd for large manufacturing estsb-
lishment.
TERMS: One fourth co'h balance In SIX.
twelve aud eighteen months Tor urgo liable
noes. with interes, AIDED from day OF sale. and
title retained until all Tho probationary ~
paid, or tho purchaser will receive decd aud
give deed OF trust 10 secure tho deferred pay
mepis. or all cash at the option Of mo pur-
chaser. = YUM, Ekoetlof.
SUTTON & CO., Auciionoers. iy3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06

BY George W. Mayo, Az tioneer,
Ono. e. Lsughtou. Jr.. salesmanl
No. "A Ninth street.
TRADE SALE OF NEW TOILET
Il SETS AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
CRoCKthY AT AUCTIUN.-On
WEDNESDAY THs srH INSTANT.
At 1880 A. NJ. Will sell at my egciion-rooms;;
NEW CROChkRi, consisting 81
WHITE and DECORATED TOiLBT-sRTS OF ten
AMI twelve pieces esch.
BASINS, EWER>, CHANGERS.
SLOP-JAks, PITCHERS. BOWLS,
TURRENs. COVERED DISHES,
FLAT and DEEP DISHES Of all sizes and pat
terms,
PLATES. SUGARS. sYRUPs,
CUPS and SACCtRS,
MUGS. BCTTEks, SOAPS. Sc. In great variety.
Sale positive. Lots 70 suit purchasers.
GEokGs ". MAYO.
iy6 Auctloneer.
DY VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF
ID trust Of 9. ssheer 10 the undersigned, dated
July 3, 1890. shall, on
FRIDAY NEXT, July. II, 1890,
At 1890 A. NJ, proceed TO soil at public auction
all the JEWEiKY AND OTHER PkOPEhTI
conveyed and assigned by said deed.
sale conducted BY J. Il. yALEsrISs, Auc-
ti0neer. iyb
ID ECEIYER'S SALF.-BY VIRTUE
A oi al order Of the Chancery Court or the
city OF hichmond. entered ia the csses OF West
& co. and ais and Moore, &C, will soil ~ the
store CT w. J. Moore. No. 3l3 Louisiana street.
on
FRIDAY, July II. 1890.
at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, ALL THE GOODS IN said
store, consisting 0f
LIQUORS. FLOUR, SUGAR,
COFFEE, TEA. BACON,
CANNED GOODS,
SHOWCASES,
SCALES VINEGAR
TOBACCO. &c, &c, &c.
ALSO.
Two HORSES. HARNESS, aud WAGON.
p. z. WINSTON.
IVA Receiver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
YORK-RlyER LINE,,I4 wzsrrOIsE
TIE FAyoRlrE RoUrs NORTH

LEAVE RICH NOND;
TRAIN 10. "a. SGD d. H.
LOCAL EXPRa,S. daily szcspI sunday ss'n,
a. ell stAfioas A. Lester Manor colnecs Niit
stage for wa.kerton. With Baiumore steamer -
West foinL
TRAIN Ma 50. ASK.
BALTIMORE LlMlrsp. daily except sunisN
FOR West f0las, connecslps eiin fork-Alfef
steamer Tor bsNmcre. A. ball moe sie-2ef,
c. meet win baltimore AMI O1lo rslfuAl tef
Washington, fnii4iriihis. AMI New forA
steamers leave bSl.iaoro Z. n. dAiy, et'sgi
sunday. 5000.
Trains arrive ct Richmond gt) 4 N. aai ~
A. n.
TRAIN Nc. "a "a, \. ".
LOCAL, MIXED. daily except Saaisy is.sei
Twenty-.sghth stree. for Mess golas Al ia.ss-
mediate polntA
1iexet-9rice At sta,.oa foot u virginia s.'e7-
Ciiy oIolics--eosneT Of Tenth sai MAJ
strscla
nOt. HAAS JAS l. fAfLoA
TrAfrlc Manager Genera Passenger Aseas
JOSEPH Z POTTS. Dlvlslea PAAssasss Assas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
By Chewing s. Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auctoneers. ana Brokers,

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
4 IMPROVED TWENTY NINTH STREET
PROPERTY BY virtue OF a certain deed Of trust
duly recorded ia the clerks Ocice OF tue kich-
mond Chancery Court In Deed Boot 10 d, page
AIS, default having been made In the payment
OF the nots thereby secured, and being required
30 10 do By the holder thereof, we VIII sell oy
auction, upon the promises, on
FRIDAY TAB llrH DAY oP July, 1890.
AZ 6 o'clock P. NJ, all that LOT OF LAND. with
improvements thereon, lyiug and beGg In the
city Of Richmond. Va, on the west line OF
Tweuty-ninth street between O and L streets,
beginning at the distance OF 80 feet from tho
northwest intersection OF and Iwenty-ninth
streets. having front thereon OF - feet py
depth OF 40 feet
Property In this locality Is Ia healthy condi-
ton and houses rent readily. THIS property
must DO sold. hence you will have soo" 10 SCI
cure something which viii yield you good re-
turn upon tho output
TKRAs: At sale. -
EDWARD $. RosE,l Trua,es.
1y5 A. j. CHEWING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06

JORDAN l. MOTT. owner j. l. Mott Iron
Works Mott Haven. :. I.
CHAKLEs q. EDDY. vice-presicent Norfolk
and Western railroad. Roanoke. Va.
EDWIN BlNsTEIN. o1-congr-s,man from
Now yors city. capitalist aud director In tho
Now. River Mineral Company.
GEORGE If. SEELkY. OF New York city. capt.
tsrist ana president Of tho hew-kiTer Mineral
Company
W. G.. VAN DOZEN, OF Ivsnhoe. Va.
General JAMES A. WALKER, Of WyiheTille,
Va
HERBERT C. HULL, capitalist aud lawyer.
New York city. iy 2-2w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
ALLEN q. COLLINS,
HENRY z. POLLARD,
special Commissioners.

GUSss' EXECUTOR, PLAINTIFF. AGMS5r CRUhP
Er Al. DEFESDANTs-IN TBg CHASCERY COURT
or THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
/, Charles W. GOddin, clerk OF the said Court
certify that the bond required Of tho Social
Commissioners. Horny K. Pollard aud Allen q.
Collins, by tho docree In said cause OF June 4,
1892. hal been duly given.
Given under my hand this eth day OF June,
1892 CHARLES W. GODDlN, Clerk
sale conducie1 By IINBEnLAkE fhAYsEk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
DICHMOND AND DANYILLE
IN T. aIf V.hM

DICHMOhD AND DANbIL LIE
Ia RAILROAD
sCHgDULgIN EFFECT AfR'L % i9l
TRAINS LEAVE RICH dOND, Va:
$50 A ii. SOL lhEKS EArr--s. fAIy. 10 A.
Ian a, Augusta as points '.l.l. Coo
uo-ts o. tsrcan.ul.I fHr Uarl-al si4
Ialaigh. o. salisbury fnr Western
North CsroilA asss. stls IA tafa
sleeper a. SIP. =. through ai9egera
glou DAIsIi. r. ltl.
goAM ACCONAODAI iON, iA.iT c1ceri
sunday o. yysG ~. al il.ef-
r0oAM. YlRSISiA ID NORTH CAROLINA
EXPRESS, lsiiy, fhr9lga uNa I'd
FEisigA ala hsTsriiN. t1alrca rs
BurksYuls 9Th tOffJlk aai hosi'
railroad e. fsrnfl 10. lYu-n3-ff
au1 u0ns West. 90 heYefl5 i
ClarEsgiIs, OIf3-i, henderson, Aa1
,OoP.M. FhsI VAIL. daily. Tor Auaat,. Az.
gus =, al plilil slath. t.1a0 e fi
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
BYE. Tunnicuno & Co., Auctloueers

HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.
! will sell a. public auction on
MONDAY THE 7TH DAY or JULY, 1880.
at i0E o'clock A. ~. a! my or1co, No. 1908 east
Frankun street., the following PROPERTY, 20
satisfy suudry writs In my hands:
WARDhOBE-, BUREAUS. WASHSTANDS,
TABLES, OWEL-KACks, BEDSIEADs,
MATTRESSES, CARPETS,
RUGS, MATING.
CANE aud WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS,
ROCKERS. LOUNGES, TRUNKS.
CLOCKS. PlCru aKS. LOOKlNG-d GLASSES,
EOJ ND-rABLES. WHATNOT.
HALL-kACk,
2gXCELLENT PARLOR SUITS,
LACE CURTAINS, &c, &c
Also, } LUMBER-WAGON and 10 LOUNGE
FRAMES.
TEgns: Cash. +. c. GARRISON,
iyG High Constable CITY OF Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-06
BLUE RIDGE SP

EOBB'S ISLAND, VIRGlNIAS SEA
INSIDE RESORT ~ THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
Increase of Hotcl accom- moistion,, NO" Dn'lu-
ing- aud other improvements. Inc nne.' prncn
and surf bathing In the world Nnipe- shoouns'
fishing ana sailing unsurpassed. Can De
reached toy New Yors. Philadelphia and Norfolk
raiirosd daily from North or South PASSENGERS
going TO CObos Island must get OIL al C"pos
station. $1,000 =. ..
TRAINS: We will meet the ll:27 A. NJ. north
bound train and the j.lS p VI. sOutb- bound tram
al CobD's staff n Passengers transferred dHect
10 tho Island by steamer
T.Rhs sac per day, sl2 per week, $40 per
month. For further Information address.
A. r. COBB. Proprietor.
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