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The Russellville Democrat., 1890-02-06

IS the New York Supreme Court chambers, on the 2sth, Judge O'Brien handed down his opinion in the case of the New York League Base Ball Club for an injunction restraining Short-Stop Ward from playing with any other than the New York club. The Judge decided the case in favor of Ward, refused to grant preliminary injunction and i'm sisted upon speedy trial
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-02-06

A RESENTMENT made by the New York City grand jury, on the S0th, se- verely condemns the condition of a num- Der of the institutions of charities and corrections of that city.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-02-06

Os the 29th Her Maiesty's Theater, London, was closed, throwing 400 per sons out of employment the pantomime of Cinderella, which had been running there, having proved failure.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-02-06

A PARTY of French priests who have arrived at Malindi, Zanzibar, declare that they recently met Dr. Peters at Koki. He was then in good health.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-02-06

THE contested-eiection case of Threet against Clarke, from the First Alabama district, was called up before the cleo tions committee of the House of Repre- sentatives on the 31st.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-02-06

TIE Dominion House of Commons, or the 29th, unanimously adopted the ad dress of loyalty to the Queen.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-02-06

SUPERINTENDENT PORTER, on the 27th, appointed Miss Phoebe Cousins, the we'll known woman lawyer of St. Louis, Chief Special Agent in charge of the Statistics of recorded indebtedness in that city.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-02-06

DAVID ". BROOKS, SR., aged sixty two years, head of the banking house of Brooks, Butler & Co.,, of Columbus, O., lied, on the 31st of dropsy of the heart, His mother was the first white child born in that city.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-02-06

TnE Republican element in Lisbon is aroused to furious anger, and is strongly advocating an alliance with America. This feeling is due to the publication of a report that Senor Sagasta declared in tho Spanish Cortes that Spain did not desire to offend England for the sake oi Portugal.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-02-06

SECRETARY WINDOW, 'on the 29th, issued a second call on National bank Repositories for the surrender of ten per cent. of the Government funds held by them.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-02-06

FoUR of the Central Pacific's overland trains which had been snow-bound for over two weeks, arrived at San Fran cisco, on the 31st, and the three remain ing delayed trains arrived during the following night.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-02-06

TELEGRAMs from Crete tell of in- creased murders of both Christians and Turks, and indicate much worse state of affairs than has hitherto existed. The Christians are fleeing to the mount aims
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-02-06

EMIN BEy's condition is much im- proved He is staying at private house in Bagamoyo.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-02-06

HENRY HENTz, ex-president of the New York Cotton Exchange, has brought suit for s5oo,Ooo against the Sugar Trust. He organized the trust, and al lego .nat he has been cheated out of his commission.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-02-06
A SAD SUICIDE.

Recruit Under the Name of NTuIrooney, But Supposed to be the Son of a Large Dry Goods Merchant Named Hanna, In Chicago. Commits Suicide at the Column bus, t0.) Barracks by Shooting Himself Through the Heart.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-02-06
THE ELEVENTH CENSUS.

Points Which Supervisors wii1 Bear in Mind in Dividing Their Field nto En- umeration Districts and in the Appoint ment of Women Not In- eligible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25
Mrs. O'shea to he Mrs. Parneii.

II is reported at the London clubs that
Mrs. O'Shea has told personal friend
that she will be Mrs. Parnell before july
next. MIR. Parnell, it is expected, will
marry her as soon as the law permits.
This is the general custom in England
when there is but one correspondent in
a suit for divorce and be is free to marry.
as Mr.. Parnell is believed TO be.
Such union would help Mr.. Parnell
financially and could now do him no
harm socially, for his personal means
are limited and have been dwindling ior
years, owing TO his liberal treatment OF
oil employed by him and his expendi-
lures III the interest OF the Irish cause.
Mrs O'Shes will receive handsome
share OF the estate OF her aunt, the late
Lady Wood, however the pending con-
test as to the will may result, and this,
with what remains OF Nh. Parnells patri-
mony, would support them in comfort.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25
49,, ~ B,.bop Beckwith.

ATLANTA. Ga, November 23.-John
Watrous Beckwith, Bishop Of the do
cese Of Georgia OF the Protestant Epis-
conaI Church. died to-day from shock
Of paralysis. He was in his sixtieth
year. -,
baltimore and throughout Maryland.
Ua uas n native OF Raleigh. n. q. He
was graduated from Trinity College,
Hartford. in 1852, and was ordained
nriest in MAY, 1866. His first work was
in Wadesboro', N. c., but alter short
while he removed to Anne Arundel
county, Md, where he labored until the
breaking out OF the civil war, when he
went to Mississippi, aud thence
TO Alabama, where he became
rector of Trinity church, OF De-
mopolis. He became rector OF Trinity
church. OF New Orleans, at the close OF
the war. and while there was elected
bishop Of Georgia, being consecrated in
ST. Johns church, Savannah, IN April,
1868. His degree Of S. L. ID. was re-
ceiyed from Trinity College, Hartford.
He was fine-looking man, with massive
forehead, piercing eyes, and flowing
beard. 1t was largely due to his labors
that the Episcopal Church in Georgia
has steadily gained in influence and
strength. He was an eloquent and
powerful preacher.
BISHOP BEoKwrTH's FUNERAL.
ATLANTA, Ga, November N:-Ihe
funeral of Bishop Beckwithaylll take
place at ST. Luke's Cathedral, this city,
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. Lead
ing ministers of the Church from all
parts OF the South will be here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25
The Poor Suffering for Help from the City
Mission.
rIror

The Ladies of the Mission beg their
friends to come OF once to their AID. The
appeals for help from the SICK and desti-
tute come in 10y scores. and it pains the
ladies to be able to render so little relief
The contributions to the Mission have
been very limited up to this time, but
this week better things are hoped for
Mothers are begging for old clothing for
theirnaked children ;old people and poor
consumptives asking for warm flannel
and bed.clothing. The weather is cold
now and the ladies beg their frieads to
remember the poor. Contributions of
money, old clothing, old shoes. and bed
clothes can be sent to Mrs. A. Y. Stokes,
Is west Franklin; Mrs. John Addison,
$40 Park avenue Mrs. Raleigh Colston,
100 east Franklin Mrs. Fitzhugh, 10
north Fifth street Mrs. Smelling, 2i20
east Broad Mrs. G.. Clifford, 101 south
Elm Mrs. Julian Green, 2309 Venable
street Mrs. Glover 205 east Cary /;
Mrs. George McAdams, west Franklin I;
Mrs w. j. LYMAN, 4l2 west Marshall {.
Mrs. Crsddock, City Mission, north
Fourteenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25
ADMINISTRATION FOR JUelRo.
New York's Japanese Prisoner Appa-
rentIy to Die by Electricity.
IBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON. November 24.-The Su-
preme Court of the United States to-day
affirmed the Judgment of the Circuit
Court for the Southern District of New
York-Judge Lecombe presiding-ln
the case of Shibuy JuRiro, the japanese
confined in Sing Sing prison, New York,
under sentence of death by electricity.
1t was sought to secure Juglro's release
on habeas corpus on the ground that
the Kemmler case has demonstrated that
electricity was cruel and unusual pun
ishment and as such prohibited by the
Constitution. Chief-Jus.ice Fuller an
nounced the decision Of the Court. The
Court affirmed the judgment upon tho
authority of the decision in the Kemmler
case. There was no written opinion and
the Court did not 90 into consideration
of the points raised by Jugiro's counsel,
holding that so far as the Federal ques-
tons were concerned the case did not
diller from that OF kemmler. This, it is
believed, destroys the last legal resort Of
counsel for Jugiro.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25
PORT WEST POINT.
THE GROWING CITY BETWEEN THE
pAMuNKY AND MATTApoNl.
vyhs, Can Be Seen in the Early Morning
Railroads, shipping, Artcsian
Wells, Residence sites, &C,
wrr porSr. November "a. 1890

Wrsr PoNT, November "a, 1890.
II West Point suggests IN summer ma
tnres selection for port and residence,
As all Richnond excursionists to this
delightful spot during that season must
admit il does, what shall be said of il at
This time of the year. On n cool. bracing
morning like the present it is the very
realization Of animation. About its
streets people move with that quickness
that means business from the word go,
and from its wharves comes O hum that
is seldom heard away from the water
front of large city. Every ones blood
seems 10 dance rapidly. and clerks, Ia
borers, railroad men, and sailors bend
10 their work as il it were the greatest
Of pleasures.
DO NOT MAR IT.
think il was Ruskin who objected to
railroad trains on the ground that they
marred the beauty of the landscape. To
me they do not mar the beauty OF the
landscape here as they rush through the
Terminal improvement Company's adj.
dtion 10 the town, bearing the riches OF
the East 10 the West and the South, and
of the West and South TO the East, and
leaving their graceful curls OF smoke
behind them. On the contrary, they im-
part an additional beauty TO it But II
perchance there are those that do not
agree with me all they have to do is to
turn their backs on the line OF steel,
shut out from their imagination the vista
OF cities and towns it is draining, and by
looking from tho elevation either towards
the Pamunky or Mattaponi enjoy an
apprc ximstion OF one Of Turner'S ma
rine scenes. They can hardly fail to see
a white winged messenger, almost i'm
preceptible, gliding up or down one or
both OF these rivers, while way beyond.
interspersed with irregular sheets OF
glinting water, will be n panorama OF
pastoral peace. As the morning mists
lift at West Point under the influence OF
the rising sun the panorama is as varied
az it is charming, and one who may
make home on this plateau will never
tire Of studying it.
WINTER ATTRACTIONS.
West Point already enjoys a reputa-
ton as summer resort. Its pure ar,
its delightful bathing and fishing, its
general healthfulness, and its bountliul
supply of Artesian water attract to 1t in n
summer large number of health and
pleasure-seekers. But / see no reason
why it should not be resort in winter.
It's Artesian water is feature about
which not enough has been said.
The water contains, per United States
H.. DGf an, l,o inches
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25
a RIOT ENDED.
Negroes Toar Down "a Jail-The Ring
Leaders Under Arrest.
nr ieleeraph 10 the Dtspatch.l


tBy telegraph to the Dtspatch.I
COLUMBIA, s. c.. November pa
telegram received this morning from
Sheriff Carson says the riot at Bishop
vile has subsidized and that the twelve
rinQ-leaders have been arrested and are
now in Jail at Sumter The riot was re-
ported yesterday Sunday. Governor
Richardson, at Columbia, received dis
patch from the Sheriff of Sumter coun-
ty, in which Bishopville is situated, in
forming him that mob of negroes had
torn down the Jail and released two pris-
oners. The dispatch stated that the
trouble was serious that the people
we're unable to protect themselves and
asked that troops from Sumter, ten miles
distant, be sent to tier rescue imme-
diately. Governor Richardson ordered
the Sumter Light infantry to go at once
by special train to Bishopville and sup
press the riot. Captain Brand left Sum-
ter at 8 o'clock last night with thirty five
men.
The casus beW was the old post office
trouble. When Isaac Meller (colored)
was appointed postmaster at Blshopyllle
he was boycotted by the citizens, who
sent their mail through other post-offices.
Meller was asked TO resign, but refused.
Shortly afterwards he was arrested for
carrying concealed weapons, fined S25,
and the case ordered to be sent to the
higher court. With tho fear of the peni-
Tertiary before his eyes Meller signed a
paper binding himself to give up the
post-office. he accordingly turned 1t
over to the former postmaster, Mr.. Scar
borough.
The department had the matter in
vestigated and the meddling citizens
were araigned before the United States
Commissioner. but were acquitted.
Since then the feeling between the
whites and blacks has been very bitter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25
Choked His Wife ana Daught.r to Death,

FALKyrrLE. ALA. November 24.-Dr.
A. NJ. Turner, an ex-member OF the
Legislature, last night choked his wife
and little daughter to death. The Doc
tor has twice been in an asylum. The
child raised an alarm before being kill.
cd. and when the citizens rushed in they
found the Doctor in wild frenzy. He
his wife had tried to kill him
and that be had acted in sel-defence
throughout
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25

L'OR SALE, AT PETERSBURG, -
Il VA, on NOVEMBER ~, 1896, THB BAT ii
TRRsRA COTTON-NILLS PROPERTY, inciu-
ding huildings machinery, thirteen acres Of
laud. tenement houses, hnlf the woter-gower ~
the Appomattox river. Norfolk and Western
railway transportation At the door OF no
mills. Location and plant valuable Tor other
industries.
For particulars address at Petersburg. Va,
ALEXANDRA DOMAIN v,u.,oea
no i3-2w RICHARD q. PEGkAM,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25

IN rHR CIRCUIT CoURr or TINS COUNTY or HEN-
Rfco-COw ARDfH's EXBcUTORs, PLAINTIFFS
Us. COwARDE AND AIS, DEFENDANTS
Nv. r Leake, clerk Of said court DO certify
that the bond required Of special Commissioners
W. IL. CoWardin. Is. L. Crump. ami Conway z.
Sands BY decree entered 10 this cause on the
10Th day Of Juns, 1890, has been duly given.
Teste. VS.. LEAkE,
uo25 Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25
BY Charles a. Rose,
Real Estate Agent and Broker,
No. II Tenth street
DUBLIC AUCTION SALE
or
DESIRABLE CHURCH-HlLL IMPROVED
PROPERTY.

At the request Of the owner viii offer for
sae, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1870,
at $50 p. NJ, that COAhODlOUS AND WE'LL
ARRANGED FRAME DWELLING No. 925 north
Twenty-sixth street containing seven good
rooms, with necessary out-buidings, and all
modern improvements therein, such as speak
INCLUDES, &c.
This house will make a snug. comfortable
homo for any one Of moderate means, or tip
TOP investment. paying handsomely. Lot fronts
81 feet inches on tho east line OF Twenty-sizth
street and runs back between parallel lines l3S
feet 10 a wide alley.
Be sure and attend, as this property must DO
sold.
TEENS: Basy, and announced az sale.
CHARLES A. ROSE,
no 2i AuctiOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25
by y. W. Bowe,
D,,f l. tate Au~ffcraar

ftthA E1taNf 4lnNAlNA1NA.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
~ GOOD BRICK HOUSE AND LOT on CARY
STREET BETWEEN LAUREL AND CHERRY
STREETS AND OF VACANT LOT ON THE
ALLEY SOUTH OF CARY BETWEEN LAUREL
AND CHERRY STREETS BY AUCIlON-ln
execution Of the hereinafter mentioned decree
/ will sell by auction, on the premises, ON
TUESDAY, NoyEMBRS %, 1850
AT az O'CLOCK P. W.. tho BRICK DWELLING No.
sos west Cary street, with four rooms and de-
tached kitchen with two rooms With the lot ON
which they stand, fronting @7x@ feet
Being close 70 tho Clay-Ward Market 20 the
streel-cars, and % Monroe Park, and In good
business location, this property should command
attention.
AND IMMEDIATELY AFTERWARDS
will sell a good BUILDING LOT on the north
side OF the alley which Is next south o. and
parallel with Cary street aud between Laurel
and Cherry streets, fronting 52xG0 feet, and we'll
suited for shops stables, or small dwellings.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance 40 six,
twelve, and eighteen months for notes with In
terest added aud title retained or oil cash at tho
option Of purchaser. -
Special Commissioner.
EDWARDS, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST WALTHsR AND
OTHERS. DEFENDANTS In THE CHAhCERY
COURT or THB CITY OF RICHNOND.
l. Charles W. Goddln, clerk Of said court GER
tify that the bond required OF the special COM
missioner by the decree IN said cause OF Noyem-
Der ls. 1890 has been duly given.
Given under my hand this l5'h day OF Noyem-
Der, 1890. CHARLES w. GODDlS,
no 10 Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25
AUCTION sALES-Future Dayr
BY Quaries b Mccurdy,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

The undersigned, appointed by the above
mentioned decree, will offer at public auction
on the promises, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER ,, 1890.
commencing at O'Clock z. NJ, the REAL e.
TATE mentioned I'm said decree anf thereia de-
scribed az 81 feet OF ground with three frame
houses thereon. on the north side Of Moore
street near Elizabeth street; 81 feet Of ground
with three frame tenemenis thereon on ths
south sido Of Moore street Immediately opp0sto
the FIRST mentioned. These lots run back 100 feet
Tho property will be offered either as a whole
or subdiyided To suit bidders, rs may be deemed
best at sale. This presents an unusual oppor-
tunity for persons Of small means 70 secure
homes 10 On improving locality.
TEENS: one fourth cash; residue a. Elk
twelve, and eighteen months The purchaser %
give negotiable notes with interest aided from
the day OF sale, and the title retained until a
conveyance IL ordered by the Court.
h. o. JAMES,
BEVERLEY r. CRUNp,
WILLIAM Z. DBsApssURE,
GEORGE ID. CARTER,
Special Commissioners.
IN THs CIRCUIT Corr or TUE County or HEN-
RtcO-CARrsR, TRUSTEE, AGAINST DrscAs-
SON:
l., ". 6. Leske, CLERK OF tho Circuit Court sfore-
said, do certify that Specs-Ccmmssioner j.
q. James, George d. Carter. william T. Desaus-
sure, and Beverley t. Crump have given mo
bond required by decree entered Ia said cause
on the 2lst day Of November. tsgs
Given under my hand this cash day OF Noyem-
Der. 1890. W. :. LEAkk,
NOES Cork.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25
AUCTION sALEs-Futnre Dsys
By Louis Rawlings,
Real Estate Auctionsor.
No. 100 east Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION OF
= Two SICsSMALL FRAME HOUsas. g0a
Syis AND SJls STREET BETWEEN THIk.
TlhIH AND IHIkTYsFfksT. on The NORTH
siDson sIksEI, FRONTING TOGETHER "a
FEET. MORE OR LRss. AND RTfsSIsg HACE
ABOUT % FEEI To An ALLgY ~ COMMON
By virtue OF deed 81 frost from Lake Cav
dated January 3 lisa. duly recorded in Rlch'
mond ChancerJ Court in Deed Book ia {. uage
~. Default having been made in 10 payment a
certain notes neren secured. ana toing 70.
CURED 30 70 do BY the beuon-iary Ia saif deed.
NO will soil s, auction, on tho pIemisos, On
SATURDAY, N0ygHBsa ~, 1870.
at ~ o'clock Z. NJ. ne PROPERTY coavsyei
Ia said deed and described sbove. Tho houses
are comparatively neE sni ia good ORDER All
will Always command good tenants.
TzKss: Cash q. " expenses ~ sale snf cor.
ta'n notes now past due amounting O. fif0 q,
me balance on such terms ~ may r anGolncci
At sale. CHARLES a. ROrF.
WILLIAM LyVBNsrgfS.
M . 4ruetfrA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25
COMMISSIONERS SALE
EXTRA HANDSOME ASD VERY VALUABLE
RESIDENCE LOTS
on PARK AVENUE. JUST usYOSD THE LIB
MONUMENT. By AUCTION

In execution Of l8 leroinaf'or-ment0n'l a.
cree We will cell ~ aurgol, ora th1 llrAi.
THURSDAY. N0FEh.sk 81. i|.
az AZ o'clock l.. d., a LARGE NUMBER or
HANDSOME, WEIL-IuCf T 3D. URY AND At
TRACTlIE BulLDlSi LOTS ODD no south -ide
Of Fars avenue, extending itom Nrihr to Robin
ron streets, distance ~ iH ifHi. aLl ot.ntlI
back 81 kenslng 0n stfooi, "a ilsiRn'o pt l- f't.
along Cedar street ava Of -H t-l@ ie8t along
Robinson street, tAu. lloriire fw1 ffuufs as %
Robinson sircets.
Is shoulI pr 1.rlo III -NiAl ...il . az ~
y, ,,, ~ 80 ,,, ffg -trsst Al t1
boulevard. and that Ee1.inF.5u street f. al..s
% DO opeuod Tan assured a.U from tIe H.Y
Westward for ,hroa m.IBs.
This property viii .f sold as q whole or i1 0fs
a. may seem ufst 90 tIuH OF rals plAts 81. a..f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25
FOR RENT.

IGOR RENT, A TWO-STORYA
a BRICK HOUSE, No. COZ west Marshall SS
street. i've rooms: also. BRICK HOUSE No
900 west Marshal street, six rooms Rent low.
Amply 20 r. J. TODD,
no z2-~aSTu-2t' west Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25

In execution Of tl8 lerningf'rr- mentioned "a
cree 40 will cell ~ auction, ora tho l.rDi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25
b. H. Seldom Taylor & Son.
Real Estate Agents aud Agclonr'r',
onico corner giogonih ana Balk s'fee.A

NfaA AFhAt" na"AtA 49, fN.t'
olico corner G.ogonth ana balk .ife'.A
COURT SALE BY PUBLIC AUG
" TlOS. on tho promises, Ou
WEDNESDAY, s0ygHBHa 81, 1877,
AriO'CLOCK r. e.,
NICE COMFORTABLE TWo-slORf bidlA
DWELLING,
no. IS, on THR EAST SIDE or TNtHlf'
FIRST STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN sIkLLlr
CONTAINING F0Ck ROOMS AAy
IN GOOD ORDER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25

A DMIRABLE SECOND FLOOR
"A ROOMS WITH BOARD. Apply 70 MEs. Ca
BELL, l0s noIth Fifth street, between Grace aud
Franklin. no 2SeI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25

RAsxrs's ApMrslsrRArRn, PlitSriif' '.l.,H
RELIYis ADMINISTRATORS AID " 81.
CHAsczRY COUSr or THE CITY W
|. Charles ". Goblin. cIers q 'Ail ~. . 4.
49, mai the bond relgir.i n th1 spce.s. y
nissioners by she decree 10 laid ca-s' % w
vemOer 2. 1870, has boon duly given ,,....,.
Given snfer my hsud thls isfh jay IN y 80
bor. isyO. ChAILLS W. wv cen
no "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25
OF GOOD REPUrH ABROAD.

Every foreign vessel that loads here
extends the good reputation Of West
Point as port II Is accessible at all
seasons OF the year, has all the depth Of
ssser necessary. and is thoroughly pro-
sotsd ia the most rigorous and stormy
sostbsE The ship captain that comes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25

Ranklns aimlni.trsuiIl 10 ths Ctaa ~
a.. Aolr Ut TT ~
Rieliy's administrator. sc.l u mclmcnL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25

In pursuance q the decree q Hofsml'f.
1870. I'm tho above named cause w. lN,
sIgned .ue-ial commissioners. appointed o. .l'
purpose will offer Tor sale, gJon 80 eA -
the HOUSE All LOT a. above l''a''i. % d
day and attHs hour hsraini fore ul IIi.H..
TFRns: ono third cash; tho ba.at.
twelve. ami eighteen months, /, s..
interest aide.i. or on rash ~ option of Ar =
chaser. gtle retained untli rs d1ef I. af' -
he Court. PRESTON COOKE.
WILLIAM g. PRESTON.
spoaal C0muiss.o-,fA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25

HENRY srocKBRmGs, Attorney, 3l3 g.. Paul
street, Baltimore. I'D. no 1-f&Iuti
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-25

TOR SALE.-A GENTLEMAN~s
K who needs the money in his buslnossa- A
has Instructed VS. 20 cell Ia HANDSOME BRICK
RESIDENCE on west Grace street az an eX-
tremelv low figure. Any one wanting n nice
homo with all modern conyeniences will do we'll
q call on as. l. Z. lIrSLh1,
no ls2t lll7 Main street,