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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02
Departures OF 0FEAHEaT.
PHILADELPHIA, L c IL orr.
sssliitI..--ls
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

NUOUI1feI f1IIInF INV 10Y VA
ami FRIDAY a. - 81. ani every SUNDAY ~ o
A. A..
Freight for Tuesdays AMI Fridays steamers
received 600 ll.l s.. 1.. tor euriHy-' steamer
ull Z. 81. Saturday. Freight received daily ul
D p. N.
Fare. s..
For further Information andy %
90 rs. NC'ARRII Is.
General Southern AgeuL o1..8 kockfua
F.CLfnE IS co..
mol General Agents, Philadelphia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02
REEDS REVOLUTIONARY RULINGS.
The People Outraged and Cleveland the
Moses of Drliverapce.
lCorrespoudoaoe Of tho Richmond Diapat,h'l

lCorrespoudoace or tho Richmond Diapatch'l
FORK UNIov. VA. June 80. 1922.
ont here IN the country where tue range
Of the thermometer pcrsistnntly nigh mp
Ia the nineties thisavoragc clOd hopper for
while puts aside the shovel and the
hoe" and having sought the " couuguty
of shade" afforded by 4 friendly oak, pro.
coeds 90 swing the cudgels of criticism amt
prophecy. Ihe conclusions reached are
substantially s. follows.
The moral turpitude Of partisan zeal
which socks To maintain asccrdancy NJ
whatever cost Of right and justice cannot
fail 10 arouse among the great mass ~
voters That sense OF outrage which viii
surely hnrl from power tho party now
dominant ~ the cOunsels of the Govern
mcnt Reeds revolutionary rulings. his
party's mlscreancy IN tne matter OF the to-
bacco tax and it, purpose T. run congies-
siona elections solely IN the interest of ITS
continued enthronemcnt, constitute such
q trayesty of free institutions and COVER
mental power as 20 supply fully the means
OF dissolution The cOmmOn-sense OF the
people. often slow indeed TO catch the true
iuwarducss of polit cal plans and purposes.
D. AT last awakened 30 a clear apprehension.
and Will in the next general election be 50
forcibly asserted ass 10 effectively clean ont
the Auceau stables. The Mose- of our de-
livcrauce viii be- Grover Cleveland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02


the .2i OF last septic ter ! had
the misfortune % Druise my .eT.
and ] put o piece II sticking
plaster on II. Inside of "A week
! had a terrible Lex. My wife
became frightened and advised
me 20 90 10 a surgeon. / went.
and dOctored for two mon ms.
but no good was done M. be-
sides costing me big money.
Ny leg had toy this time formed
into az ulcer, and got worse
every day. could not stand Il
any longer, aHd made up my
mind 10 60 10 a hospital aud see
N | couf0 Ice hgluaG. went Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02

several here In the city, in turn, but none could
do me any good / HAD n terrible leg, with a
holo,n IL az big az dollar, and pain thai almost
set me crazy. / got scared about II, AMI deter
mined to Try CUTICURA REMEDIES. obtained a
sol. and insidoof fivo weeks my log was healed
M ns we'll a. IL ever was, except the terrible
scar Il left Tor n reminder OF whatwas once ter
rible acre log. These REMEDIES are worth their
weight In gold join IhlhL,
III east Eighty-eighth street, New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02

By virtue O; docreo OF tho Chanrery Court Of
Richmond city, entered on the 40 day 90 jure,
1872. the under. -ued will seu boy auc ion, CONF
meucing urOmpfly at 4 O'Clock T. Mon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02
COAL AND WOOD.

AMUEL 7. LATHROP Il CO.,
- DEALERS IN BRsT GOALS ONLY. PkEPA-
RATION UNSURPASSED. ANTHRACITE
COAL, FAMILY AND FOUNDRY skiNks,
CkOWN-ulLL SPLlNr COAL, WEST VIRGINIA
STEAM AND HOUSE COAL, GAlTON COKE,
FOREST PINE WOOD. An early call from pur-
chasers solicited. once, Sixteeath aud Mar
shall streets ;. u. LAIHhOP co.
Telephone o. le l3e0dl0t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02

= "a .
' COMPANY for tao ,EA-ivi.r. -a--aas--si :
Cheapss. AMI most pleasant route . Old
pOINE. NlnTi BEACH. tt-Al fih's
NORFOLK .pORr-AOU rh. NEW PORT = y =.
CLAREAOAI, ana JAMEs-hif hk LARD
mos ~ elegant ss4o0n stsans: Ahi-L
leaving Richmond EFE0Y MONDAY, HtDtEs-
DAY, ami FRIDAY at A. g. etrent-cars 80
directly 10 steamers wharf Fare ~ Oh folas
or Norfolk. fi1J. second Glass. 80
Connections 40 Ola Point AMI Norfolk closely
with al limos Tor northern ciaos, llr.in'A aci.n,
ard ocean hieW same auernO0l, jams -i7or
~ daylight. Great tourist Ina Cheapest
route.
Agency, 1919 MSiu street Baggage checked
through. sfale-ro0ms gagged Tor LAY or niSuL
FIRE gut received dally Tor NORFOLK. FOl.i >
MO- Til. Old POM, ALkXANDAIA. ALLAN
TIC AND DANglLLE. GuJ FAtGhlLLk AID
PONHATAN H. L. STATIONS, AG1 WASH
INGrON. u. c., all 3 iuts IA Gastorn North
Carolina, Eastern virginia, sud al regular lagd-
inys on he JONES rlgr., a. lowest rates aud
through bills Issued.
LJCiES 3. TATU&, V!ce-presiienL
no. iil7 Nan street aui h0ckettA
IRWIN WEis.GE1 Freight sad Passenger AgenS
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latter gentlemen are putting up shanties
for their hands near here. and in few
days work will he begun on tho wholelinc.

From the formation Of the country there
isa level spot OF land within sight of where
write winch must necessarily be the de-
pot TO which the vast mineral trade of this
immediate region must cravitatc. he
young man who owns this land. and who
evidently does not realize that be possesses
n bonanza. has recently sold four acres ut
SO per acre. lie ia. understand, wiling
TO aell lots 10 oil corners al figures equally
surprising. This depot" has already q
good start-two clearinghouse and aneat
aud new country church (Presbyterlln)
with a seating capacity OF about 25O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02
W. ". COSBY. JR.
SOL ClICHlNS.
GILES T.. JACKSON,
Special Commissioners

AiXwRLr, VINO srFs. PLAINTIFF, AGAINST ROB-
tSsoS 1T AIS. DgFESDANrs--lN TIE CHAM EHY
(OURr OF THg CITY or RICHMOND.
!. Charles W. Co1din, CLERK o. said court, GER
THY hat the bond required ~ the special com
missloners boy tho decree n sail cause OF June u,
1857. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 25th day Of June,
$50. CHARLES w. GODDIN,
4. Clark
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02
MAILMAN LIMA
GRANVILLE AND POWHATAN
RAILROAD

L'ARMVILLE AND POWHAIAN
a RAILROAD.
GENERAL OFFICES, sUJ EAST MAIN STREET.
SCHEDULE * LtFECI APRIL 10, $50.
AgRIVE AT gfCHHOSD.
s:45 A. a., ga Richmond and Danyillo railroad,
from tarmyIle, Ant9ch, Mcka',
Cumberland Courthouse, Sgnuysde,
1ObaccoYlie, BailsTIe. Beioue, Pow
hafau courthouse, Eppo-'s Falls,
Nlaterp0rk. ana Sking 1agt-r.
1918 Z. NJ, r.a hicAmOnl gnd Petersburg rail-
rOai, fr0u Ninlerpecz, summit, Per-
due, keach. AMI fendloy.
LEkyE RICan0ND.
500 p. NJ, gia Richmond aud psnulls railroad,
Tor IArmylile. Cumberland Court
house. Pow Alau co -r.nouse. aad ali
Intermediate pOlat--
Sis L. NJ. rlA ltic1la. nj aga Petersburg rail-
road, for appe-s Falls, - intery0oA,
aud all intermediate pointA
All trains daily OK ep. sunday.
For tickets, Dagssg checks, timetables, Re-,
cell upon A. w. GAHbAlt. tichmoGd anc Dau-
vile railroad, snd Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. +. H. DUckiNGhAN,
General Passenger AgorL
JANIS K WEKTu. General Manager. spg3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02
AUCTION sALEs-yusure Days.
~ Timborlskc & Frayser. iuciioneors.
klO east Main str6et


pY REQUEST OF QUARLES &
ID ycCURDY. agents. We viii soil NJ ;he late
ctgrr-factory % Thomas shea. l6li east FRANK
lin street, on
THURSDAY, JULY 3. 1870,
commencing a. 10. % A. NJ
lot ClGAE~
part boxes CHEWING TOBACCO.
sAOklNG TOBACCO. CIGAkG ~. PIPES,
80 ClGhk-MOULDs. / MOULD-PREss,
] BOA-PHEss
! MACHINE for cutting scrap tobacco,
TOBAttO-hSIfE, I CiGAh-Llrhlbh,
9 LAMPS, NICKEL SHOWCASE.
SCALh AND WEIGHTS
EMPTY CiGAR-BONkS.
BOIILk0 FLAVOkING EXTRACT,
LEAr-IObACCO. SCRAPS. AND FILTERS,
1 COOk->TOVE. I HEATER.
/ REFRIGERATOR,
EDsIEAU. SPRINGS. AND MATTRESS,
STEP-LADDER. CLOCK,
PlkN-MlhhCN-on marble stand.
PICTURES. @ CHAIRS, ROCKER,
SOFA, TABLES, ? CTsPADORk>,
SHADES, and lot 4 Coal.
ly2 TlMBERLAKE & FRAYSER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02
- moyI.1iENr I'd 49,.

The suggestion which some one ven
tufcd To- make public few DAYS ago that
the South now erect in Richmond a mOuu-
ment 10 the memory of General Grant, 80
far from being Utopian Is regarded with
more favor 10y many good southerners
than our northern friends would be likely
10 suppose. The true soldIerly magma
nunity of Lees victor combined with
other commeudable traits of character. are
obviously not without appreciation on the
part of those who mot hIm IN the shock Of
battle and # monumental tribute 10 his
memory could Toe made by the South with
ont rendering herself charccable With un-
due ohsequlousaess. 1t would be a master
piece of strategy IN getting q nail ~ the
coffin of sectionalsm and towards placing
the capstoue on our pledges of good faith
aud fraternity. And then. Mr. Editor
but the shade is retreatinG uncomfortably
much from my side of the OAK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02
TRAINs ANRlVE al RICHMOND
YORK-RlVER LlNE,yl wssrroaSe.
LEAVE RICHMOND:

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TEAM No. %. $50 =. -
LOCAL HXPhx.S, daily except sactsy. Sos
at all s.At0na AZ lastor Maaor c)nqecs VIA
STAGE FOR Waterloo; Win Baltimore st1As.l. 40
West Point.
TRAIN No s.. s.95 r. Y.
PALriNORG LIMITED. tally except syags'.
for West rOin. coauaciing win trrk-tAfff
sIcAucrs Tor baltimore. A. sslamers s'ssur's
c.nb~ct villa baitlroro sa3 ohiD FtlfoAl i9f
Washington, patintslii.iia. ani S0H 1rk.
steamers leave baltimore L. 4. cAily. etcs2s
sunday.
Trains arsivs a. Richfaoai sio 4. y. ani ~
A. "A.
TRAIN "a a. 80 A.. NJ.
LOCAL MIXED, daily except ,inssy. istfss
TvenW-siEc;h aUess tsr Masi fsia. ase Also
mediate points
1icket-ofice Al station foot II Ni-gins sGe-i
cry sicso; onies-coraes VI teasa All ss.a
sNccsA
sol HAAS. Ji% = rAlLD&.
franc Manager General Passenger Agssk
! Jo5kfu y Pvlts. Iiylslsa Passsakes s<sAs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02
LIME CEMENT, PLASTER, Sc.

I IME, CEMENT, AND PLASTER
Il Schooner John 5. Beachsm has iusi arrived
with cargo fresh Rocklsnd Lime. schooner
George w. Anderson 1ust discharged fresh cargo
Hoffman kosendale Cement Large stock in-
ported Portland Cement, Calcined Plaster. Fire
Brick. LAIps, &C. WARNER MOORE,
Importer and Manufacturer Of Pure Move
Scotia Land Pissssx. 1eW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02
A BURNING SORE LEG.
ULCERS FORM HOSPITALS AND DOCTORS
USELESS CRAXED WITH PAIN. CURED
BY CUPiCURA REMEDIES.

About eight years ago wrote you from Wilkes-
barre, Pa, describing how yOur wonderful reme-
dios completely cured me 81 terrible case uf
eczema OF snitrheum. / must nov tell yOu what
CCTICuA KENRplE. have egnin done Tor me. 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02
BUSINESS CHANCES.
uIRINGAND LIVERY STABLE

NOTICE TO MY FRIENDS IN
~ AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY. <c2A
that have nrs,-elass CARRIAGES RICHMOND
CABS, HOKSsS aud buGGIEs FOR HIKE. Spe-
ciai attention psid 10 BOARDING HORSES. To-
lite Drivers and hostlers All-night stable
phone No. 3l5.
JAMES McDONoCGH & CO..
my lSSm No. III north Eighth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02
BY George ". Mayo. Auctoneer.
Ono Z. Lgughion, Jr., saesmanl
No. a Ninth street
COMPLETE BAKERY OUTFIT,
y SHOWCASES. STOVE FIXTURES.
HORSES. TOP-WAGONS,
AND HARNESS. &C.
AT AICIiON.

nv request of the owner. VINO T. declining busl-
ntss, will sell. a. 2is west Broad street, on
WEDNESDAY, July ,, 1890.
al 1870 A. ", the entire outnt ~ the STORE
AND BAKERY BUSIN -,S, consisting Of
METAl-F ONT SHOWCASES, GLASS JARS,
SCALES. &c:
Acomuleto n sorifnent Of ell Of the UTENSILS
and IMPLEMENTS necessary for COR
dGc.ing u large and general baking bust
ness.
Q good and RELIABLE HORSES about Elk and
niue years Old.
2drst-ciHss efk 30 WAGONS, almost new,
maze By e.. Gross:
3sEIS SINGLE HARNESS. in good order;
The entire outfit, including HORSES, WAGONS,
SC, GOOD WILL. BREAD AND CAKE
hOUIE, DC. will first bee offered a. whole,
with ne right OF q reserve bid, ana n not
sold a. o whole tho several articles Will TO
sold IN detail.
A most favorable opportunity is offered any
ono wishing 90 engage 10 ihis business, e5 every
thing T. iu nice, clean condition.
GEORGE w. MAYO,
jo23 Aucrioneer.
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THURSDAY, JULY2lsa
NXCURSION TO BEDFORD CITY,
III fFu


Tho number ~ LOTS Ga limited but choice AMI
they VIII De sold ou moderate terms. Every body
"a offered tan opportunity % maze big money
IT WAS INTENDED
90 have his sale earlier. hut 10 has hcan post
yo.el Until a.t-r The exercises 40 the aed..a-
tOI az Rgnjolph-N Academy, 0n mo
Fourth of July Large numter- OF our ellie
zens AMI 1istugI she'd GUESTS, among nem
several bishops, clergymen, luiiei states
senators, nni the Gogerlor- 90 sou' of me
southern states. VIII 30 pre-en' to Wit e'i
tie splendid pn s.anme prepared iy ffe'i-
dent smith. closing win magnificent u.s.
play ~ treH0rk1 ~ night
We EARNESTLY REQUEST
al visitors to remain over t'l th9 on ari A.
teud this sale or LOT. AN oi tle .tal "--
tao agentsare agents for zoe company The
same lJ. ail not 0e sold to several plr-
Cha-er.. Olt o. coon az -a.A l5 eN ft-l u
VIII poe placed ON the Duletn-b0ard.
TUE COMPANY
nas put ihe prico low 90 induce persons ~
build, alt Nith al who win contract % build
houses special terms viii he made.
IT l. not TIE POLICY
az thi. company o. boom. r. offers lofs which
viii double in valle ln six months a. low
rates, 20 bring cifiZens to ho town.
.. N. BERRY, President;
D.. D.. tLA1TOR, Vice President;
d. T.. CAMPO H., Score avg,
~ Bedford cry Land and Improvement Co
bt4ford tiy, juno -lln.
For further information apply %
QlAklE> e NcCUkDI,
1912 Main stre',
Tickets Tor saie by CARRIER g. go. le-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02

Said no. 1T was my custom. and / sup
pose IL was the custom Of every other
member Of the board. TO hand copy Of
this notice to book-agents when approached
los them "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE

By virtue o; n decree Of tho Chancery Court Of
Richmond city, entered on the 40 q ~ 90 ju"e,
is3J, the undersigned will eeH boy auciOn CONF
mencing promptly At o'clock J.. NJ, On
THURSDAY, JULY 10. 1890.
at tho box-faciory OF the lato firm o. James
Gum. Sou & Co.. locafoI on iho east side or
Jwonty-;hirl street between Main aui cary
streets. iu the city Of Richmond, tle GOOD WILL
Of the firm of james Gum. son .v co.. stock %
LUMBER consI, IugOfaD0ut1 O.Dl0featof SltA-
MORE. 10000 feet q ORG a HEART, 10000 feet
81 PINE HEART, 1Ou, O0 feet of ROCk MAPLE: :
Lot OF MACHINE I. used ia a pianing- mill
and IN the anufacture n boxes, lot Of FIN
JBLS and >hEu>, als1 ! NJ LIZ ani HAIR
NES-, BOX WAGON, LUMBER WAGON, Of
FICE TJRNlllRE and other PERSONAL
PROPERTY.
TERMS: Cash for al purchases ~ SEQ or less,
and for all sums ga eyca-s credits az six aud
twelve months Ga equal payment, for which
negotiable notes with interest added are 20 he
executed by purchasers, with satisfactory IN
dorser'
The stock OF lumber may he purchased pri-
ystely any tlmo before The day Of sale by apple
cation 70 the Undersigned.
ALLEN q. COLLINS,
HENRY u. POLLARD.
special Commissioners.
GUMS EXECUTOR. PLuNrIfF, AGMSsr carw
gr Al. DEFESDASrs- In rHE CHANCERy COURT
or TIRE CITY on MCHuONp.
!. Charles ". Goddin, clerk Of the said Court.
certify mat the bond required of the >1ecial
Commissioners. Henry T. Pollard and Allen %.
Collins, by the decree In said cause Of june 1.
Is9l. has been duly tivon.
Given under nay hand this TN Gav OF June
$50 CHARLES W. GODDlN, ClerS.
JMMEDIATELY AFTER THE
4 foregoing qale, nt the Same place. mo UNDER
signed. r. commissioners under decree OF tho
Chauc-ry Cour. OF ki hm0nd citr. entered 81
juno "a. l~p'. 10 the s1it 0f Holtrce {. Gum
u.s. L. Ptiunn's qdm nisfra.0 and Others. will sol
thrt LOT OF lAN y OIL fhe east side 90 Twenty
third street between Main and Cary s'ro"ts. 10
RcbmOni city. irou'ing sixty ieef on vefty-
third street aud running hack east"riy. uefw'Fn
parable lines 40 feet, beginning 40 TIE distance
of 40 feet from mo south limo Oi Vain street
and bounded on the north and south by an
alley fifteen fee wide.
TERMS: One fourth Of toe pgrrh1so-mcucy 81
20 paid Ia cash, residue "a thr'o equal pay
mon y a. SIX. Twelve, AMI eighteen rl0u isr
negotiable notes t0 bs given Tor tla deferred
payments, viii interest aided and Title tO he ro-
tanned Until tho whole purct as -m1noy is paid.
ALLEN g.. COLLINS,
D.. 81. POliAfD
d. LANE STERN,
Special Commissioners.
BEATRICE C. GUM. PLhISTIFF, AGAINST q. p
GUMS ADMINISTRATOR ET A., DsffSDANrs-
IS THIS CUANCRRY COu3r on Tx CITY OF
RICHMOND
J.. Charles ". Goidln. rierk Of the eaiI Court.
Commissioners, Allen O.. Collins, H. d. Pollard.
nni J. Lane stern. by ,ho dertee iu tho said
cause ot juno H. 1899. has been duly given.
Given under sy hand flis -- iHv I'D. june,
1870. CHARLIE, W. GODDls, Clerk.
io29
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02
GOV. MKINNEY
EN- ROUTE HOME AND GREATLY M
PROVED eY HIS TRIP.
lie Rra.ds the statement Absolutely I'm
true that gook-Agcnt wa, Adj
mittcd 10 Board Meeting.
Especial telegram to the oisOatcn.I

FoRr MoSnog. Va. July 1.-Governor
Mckinney arrived here from Cobb's Island
this evening "a roet nome. he mas peen
greatly benefited by bis trip and looks as
well az possible. lie leaves for Richmond
tomorrow morning.
A Statement. was sent out from New York
and published in the Philadelphia Record
of to-day tothe effect that the agent of the
School-Rook Trust had been admitted TO a
private meeting of the school Board Of the
State Of Virginia.
ABSOLUTELY UNTRUE.
Governor Mckiunev. when ehown the
article by a UspGrh representative tins
evening. SAID ycry emphailcnilv that the
statement was absolutely untrue, that not
only were the Representatives of the book
publishers not admitted to any OF tHeir
meetings. tut notices were consWcuously
nosted 10 the effect that members of the
boarl would not see book-ageuts and
during ofice-hours talk 10 them about
their books.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
BY Chewing & Rose
Real Ketaie Agents. Auctioneers, and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTIoNsALE
WkST-BROAD-sTRRET
SOUTH SIDE IMPROVED PROPERTY.
Robinson ais

maxwell, who sues. etc, In the Chancery Court
Il the city OF Rich
mond-decreee o.,
Robinson 1t ais. June T., 1880.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02

WEDNESDAY, JULY :, 1871,
nj 9 O'Clock r. NJ, that mucn sought-after and
therefore most desirable LOT OF LAND WITH
The FRAME DWELLING. So. 80. thereon.
lying AMI being 90 the city OF richmond, COM
menclng on the southern line Of Broad street st
roilt distant about A. feet iuchos from the
southwestern intersection Ct Madison street and
running along said hrost street In western
dir elton Is feet boz hes, theucc a. right
angles and running back i0 feet 10 an aley.
The south siio OF Broad street po-sesses mag
nerism which we are unable TO explain. Al
though Wa ave but small parcel 90 sell. yet
fns magnet viii draw sufficient number Of
mrncyod men whose presence and bids will
make or sale bo;h profitable and instructive.
s1dO NOT iail 10 mase % briof soiCurn amongst
thr rulers ~ sonth-side broai-street property.
'EEas One third ash. balance upon q credit
% xix and Twelve months. sail deferred pay
Uieu-s 20 te evidenced by negotiable notes, with
inorest added from dav Of sale. ant title 10 said
property retained until the whole Of the pur
chIse money is paid hud a conveyance Is or
dered by the Court
". ". COSBY. JR.
sol. ClICHlNS.
GILES T.. JACKSON,
Suecial Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02

The annual report OF the City Auditor
Shows that during the last twelve months
the fines collected in the Mayors Court
for violations OF ordinances amounted to
Sl,27s29.
The death census. as carefully prepared
for the UnitedState Government, runs up
10 a little over GOO for theycar ending June
Both. or an average of about fifty per
month,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02
will oner at private sale
JULY IS. 1890.
DESIRABLE BUSINESS AND
DWELLING LOTS
~ an average price Of
1918.

All lots arc fayorably located on reutly-rlsing
ground. overlooking the beautiful Valley Of 10"
River. Tho exceedingly low price at which these
lots arc placed upon the market insures to in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02
BY j. j. Valentino, Au-,i1u9e-,
1910 east Main s.rolt

1915 east Main s.rolt
NO THE TRADE.-TRCSTFE'5
l. AUCTION sALEOFA STOCK OF CLOTH
ING. SOTIOSS. GKNrLEHtN's FURNISHING
GOODS, OyEHALL~, HATS, Cap. SC.-By
vIr'uo of deed OF trust from y. Friedman,
duly recorded In the clerk q 01lco ~ Mo 'hau-
Gerry Court Of tho city of Richmond, !. the UNDER
signed trustee. Will sell ~ pubic auction, az
1903 east Main street,
MONDAY, JULY 1fH.
at 1919 O'Clock, the ENTIRE STOCK or GOODS,
consisting Of about % Mems Suits. 100 Oyorcost-,
30 Mems Pants, assorted quality; p Boys
Suits : g or dozen Oycralis ami Jumpers -O)
single Goats. lot Vests: ~ or ID dozen Mems ald
Boys Rats aud caps - o. no dOzen Hosiery !;
a splendid line OF Nec1Tcar aud jeTelry -
dozen assorted Jncer-nirts and Dress shirts (;
l 5iy-f10t shoW-Caar, with other goods usually
kept in q retail store. Also, balance ieaso Of
house, with license.
lEGM5: Gosh. $. J.. BLOONBfkG,
Trustee
j. II. VALENTINE. Auctionesr. ~
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Auction SALES.--FUTURE Dsy.

AUCTION SALE OF THAT CEN
TRALLY.LocATED DWELLING
No. 800 EAST MAiS STREET. BETWEEN
THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS,
CONTAINING ABOUT FOURTEEN ROOMS.
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, GAS
AND WATER
LOT FRONTS 3Oi1 FEET AID EXTENDS BACK
ToAN ALLEY. NICE LOT ASD YARD.
Al tho request Of the owner. VINO 4, n non-resi-
dent. W. VIII sell by public auction, on the
premises, on
TUESDAY, JULY =, 1901
n, $50 o'clock J.. ~. ihe DESIRABLE HOUSE
AND LOT lO-atsi n above s-roes.
Iha neigh 10rlo01 - af- ,-c,l-s aud Coz voni0nt
O. churches. marseis, an business. Do rooms
are airy All well-yentils-a1. aud fhc hpTse alll
mako a nice homo Tor large family OK Will rent
readily.
AK rgRNs VIII BE- accommodating, 10y enc
third cash The balance Boz one and two wears
per cent. inforrst-tO te secured hy doed cl
r. 4. CHAFFIN & CO..
tyI Aucu0fccrs.
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DICHMOND AND DANYILLE
AZ RAILROAD

SCHEDULE IS EffE-rafR .-tnl
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. va:
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WFDNEgDAY. HWY Q. fg11.

In execution OF decree IN the sbove-men-
fio-ed suit the Undersigned. thereby appointed
Tor the purpose, will cell by auction, on the