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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-14

C.UMAC, SUMAC, SUMAC.-WANT-
~ I'D. everybody to know that sm paying the
highest cash price for PRIME SUMAC LEAVES
delivered at any depot In Richmond Full
weights and satisfaction guaranteed.
Shockoe Mills.
LINE, CEMENT. and PLASTER. SO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-14
ToTHE COURT OF APPEALS.
The Mary Washington Grave Case-Hefu-
sal to Remit Fines.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram TO me pispa'cn'I
FHEpERIcKsBURG. VA, February 13.-So
far as Fredericksburg's courts are con-
cerned the Mary Washington grave case IS
has been refused bv the Judge. The bills
Of exceptions were printed this morning
and signed by Judge Mclaughlin, and the
case will now 60 to the Court of Appeals,
where. unless new trial is granted, the
case will end. g..
A motion was made in court to remit
the fine of $50 imposed on Messrs. st.
George Il. Fitzhugh and A. II. Dickinson
each for their personal difficulty at the
of the grave case. The Judge refused to
remit the fine, and in so doing said that
the preservation and dignity Of, the Court
demanded it, and that considering the
gravity of the offence the punishment wa:
very light.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-14
ISLE OF WIGHT.
A Band of Thieves-Sickness-Pe
u,orrespondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.]

correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.]
SMIrHF1EID, Va, February II, 1890.
In the neighborh99od of the courthouse se
and mill-swamp there are thieves who
make their living while honest men are
asleep by ransacking dining rooms, filling
themselves with the cooked provisions,
and their wallets with the raw, and by un-
burdening the hen-roosts on their retreat.
A prominent physician of this vicinity
stated to your correspondent that he had
on hand about 400 cases OF the grip.
There have been few cases of the mumps
also in the county. 81,
Your Petersburg correspondent has it
that Dr.. Robert II. Pretlow, of Surry, Is
dead. when it is Mr.. Robert II. Pretlow:
MIR. J. o. Thomas, of our town. who has
been very sick for some time with la
grippe, is again on the streets.
Mrs. Mary Jordan is visiting Miss George
Clarke, of Surry Courthouse.
Mr. Frank Hill. of Brooklyn, N. y, Is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Archer Bergen.
Colonel Womble. who has been very sick
with the grip, is much better.
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EOR RENT, THAT VERY DE-frA
Il sIRABLE DWELLING, No. ini Floyd.1:A
street, containing seven rooms, In nice order, and
az low rent
Phone 534. j. b. ELAN,
TO l2-lw' 1i13 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-14
ByJ. Thompson Brown & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucnoucers'
fii3 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE


COMMISSIONERS SALE
" or
oNE-sTORY HOUSE AND LOT.
No. asOs FOURTH STREET, ROCKETS,
BETWEEN DENNY STREET AND LOUISIANA
AVENUE.
Nv virtue OF the decree hereinafter menuoneu
wa will sell TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER at pun
lie auction. on the premises,
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1890,
ats o,cioct p NJ. the above PROPERTY. de-
scribed in the said decree as follows: |" ma.
Tor or LAND. with q FRAME DWELLING
thereon, fronting ~ feet3 Inches, more or iess'
on Fourth street. In that part OF the city OF Klsn
mond known a. iiocketts, and running osck iVV
feet inches, more or less" Ala
TrRus: SO much cash a5 viii pay on ana aus
charge a deed Of trust amounting to $780, ~ Win
interest and cost OF suit. g., and the residue Ia
sir. twelve aud eighteen months. purchaser W
execute his negotiable notes for deferred pay
ments and title retained until entire purchase
money Is paid and conveyance ordered oy COURT
I. HILL MONTAGUE,
WILLIAM II. BEVERiDGE,
special Commissioners.
CHEArHAM, &C., PLAINTIFF, AGAINST CHEAI-
NAM &c DEPgsDASTs-IN THE CBANCshf
COURr OF fHg CITY or RICHMOND.
I Charles W. GOddin, CLERK OF said court,
certify tina, the bond required OF the speciai
commissioners by the decree In said cause OF
Fsbruary /. 1890, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF fepru-
airy, 1890. ~ 1o,n,r
fe Ia CHARLES w. oODDIN.
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BY r. B. Chanln q Co.
Real Kstste AuctioDeers,
No north Tonth street.


vTyRUSTEE'S SALE BY AUCTION
nT qorJsR AND LOT ON SIXTH STREET
BFrWKgN PRESTON AND BATEs-n0os,ss
CONTAINS ABOUT FIVE ROOMS, AID -
RENTING wELL.--By virtue OF deed ,. o. uus'
from Mary West dated January ~. 1859,
corded in Richmond Chsnsery Court, peo.s
IN navmspt OF tbs nots secured therein. wiz
eei By public auction, on tho premises on
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1880,
At 40 r. NJ. the PROPERTY described 10 sa "
deed as all that CERTAIN PARCEL OF ohoun ~,
with all OF the buildings aud improsemonS.c
thereon, rights, ways, and appurtonsnces snsioo
belonging. lying and being In the ci,y OF I'LL
mond, Virginia. on the east side OF riSsn stvo
between Preston and Bates streets, oesinn,ns
So fee, north OF Preston street, EXTENDING noin
wsrdly and fronting ON sixth street ~ ,eos aI 10
running back between parallel lines III rect W
an alley In common II feet vide.
TFRws. Caah for expenses OF sale and 20 pay
note OF geo due January 20, 1890; ba'anco ."
terms announced at sale. ,,..
r B. CuAFFry a Co., Auctioneers &c ~
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DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD uls
commencing JANUARY IL is9o-eestsrn
standard time:
7.aa A. N. Leaves Byrd-strset station daily
stops only q. Ashland, Boutwell,, NIL
ford. and fredericksburg, Brooke and
Whitewater. Sleeper 10 washington
and New York Does not stop Al
ElbA
200 P. N. leaves Byrd-snest station daily. OF.
ceps sunday.
s.soP NJ leaves Byrd-strses station daily
7:iS r. III. leaves byrd,street slavoh daily.
stops only at Boutwell,. Milford. and
fredericksburg. sleeper Richmond
70 New York
EHOA. N. arrives az Byrd street station daily,
Sleeper from New York
sssP. N arrives at Byrd-Sreel station daily:
stops Is Fredericksburg. Milford
Boutwell,. and Ashland Sleeper from
Washington and New York Does moi
sfop at EibA.
sos p NJ. arrives Byrd-snees s,s,loa daily
stops only at Fredericksburg, Nil.
ford, aud Ashland.
SDP. n arrives a. Byrd-srses station daily
except sunday
ASHLAND rRAINs
DAILY EXCEPT suSpArS
saA. n. leaves Bioa Arrives as Ashland u
.opM accom- mods.iou leaves Byrd-strees
station arrives 81 Ashland a. s y. ~.
eo4P. N. iesyes EIbA arrives ~ Ashland 81
c4sAM arrives Elbs. Leaves Ashland asi:s
A. n.
enA NJ Pronunciation arrives at Bryt
street station: leaves Ashland ATS,
An.
kss r. n arrives ss kls& leaves Ashland ~
biaP n.
~ pu,iman vsstipuled CArs. will arrive at Byrd
Str,st station on Mondays Wednesday,, and
Fridays az 7:is r. A.. and. commensing Jsnu.
ARR ian, viii leave byrd-Sueet stAaon a.
Tuesdays, ThursdsyA sud sstnriAys a. $40 A
&. A. TAYLOR. Trafzlc AanAgeE
1T n NysxA 0sasrsl sap>riAtsNdenA
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A NALUA-
ETRUCKING-FARM IN THE COUNTY
OF HANOVER By PUBLIC AUCTlON.-As sub
stituted trustee in decd Of trust executed the
Goth day Of November, $780, by James ;. Cosby
and recorded in the clerks offlce OF Hanover
County Court Deadlock -, page 20i, being re-
auired 40 10 do By the beneficiary Ia said deed,
the undersigned will, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1890,
(court-day,, at O'Clock r. NJ, in front Of Hanover
court-hOuse, offer for sale By public auction
that DESIRABLE AND WELl-LOCATED
FARM Of seventy five acres Of land, more or
less. with n good dwelling aud other buildings
thereon, situated in the county Of Hanover on
the road leading from Richmond city ola Me-
chanlcsyille to the Old church, and upon which
the said James = Cosby now resides
Terms: Cash as 10 1909. with interest on
81 $50 part thet eof from the 3Oth day OF Noyem-
her. 1850 aud on s2lls2 from the 18th OF Decem-
Der, 1874: and as to the residue terms will be
announced n. the sale and mere accommodating
terms than the foregoing may be agreed upon
WILLIAM ID. CALDWELL,
Substituted Trustee.
T. 3. DUNN, Crier. fe 4,7,ii,lf&is
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YORK-RlYER LlNEynwasrroTE
THE FAYORITE ROUTE N0Rlh
LEAVE RICHMOND:

TRAIN 80. ID, f0 B.. a..
LOCAL EXPRESS. dtrycx opt sunday s'or7
at all stations. ~ Los'rr .la-nr 'nha''f ". !
stag. for WaikcrtOu. sith Baltimore ..afntr .
Wess Point
TRAIN 10. s5, l:f5 T.. y.
BALTlMORE IlNl I'D. daily ox'opi SUNDAY
for We.t poiu,. connecting WtM YORK li'-f
steamer, f1r baltimore. A. balumor" steamers
connect With Baltimore ard ONO faIloAl 20
Washington, Plisi elihlh, and Sew orb.
steamers leave hal,imrro J.. ~ dhAl' 'A'ep'
sunday.
Trains arrive 10 Richmond so A. 81. All . A.
u.
TRAIN N. -. 10 &. ~.
LOCAL, MIXED. dahl sErsDt -lniay. leAVoi
Twenty-aighth street Tor Wls- i0int add .ltof-
meiia.e pOinis.
WcSet-oa.cs ~ station tot ~ tirflaie s;re''.
Ci,y ..csotO0lce-corner ~ ienih an "siA
Sol. HAAS, JAS. j. TAYLOR
Tranlc Manager GoncraI Pl.enr a. n-
JOSEPH :. POTTS. Division il.ao cog Afr-''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-14

For purity. strength. economy, and curs-
tive power Hoods 6arssparins hss no
equal. Try It.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-14
TEE NEW PRIZE STORY

IL eagerly sought for. read with pleasure or dis
appointrnent, is then tossed aside and forgot
ten. But ladies who read Of Dir. Piercc's Fa-
vorite Prescription. read il again, for they dis
cover in it something to priZe-a messenger Of
Joy TO those suffering from functional derange-
weaknesses peculiar to their sex. Periodical
pains. internal Inflammation and liberation,
iencorrhea and kindred ailments readily yield
10 its wonderful curative and healing powers.
druggists. under a positive guarantee
from the manufacturers, that 1t will give salts
faction in every case, or money Will be re-
funded. This guarantee has been printed on
the bottle-wrappers. AID faithfully carried out
for many years. Sl00 by druggists, or Elk
bottles for $500.
Copyrigh.. 1893, by WORLDS DIS. MED ASSN.
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TIME BRADSTREET C0MPANl'
l. CHARLES h. CLABAE. President
BRADsTREErs RICHMOND OFFICE
No. ilO9 EAST MAIN STREET.
Telephone ho 49,
3. II. WITTY. saperInte0dent

Tho R,chc,ond orio, hss more than seps 80 20
with tho rapid growth Of The ciIy ani as's.'s
ment OF the territory uinaiaty " II ~ oaSi an.
The msrcan,lIe community OF thia sec.'ou =, -
s1tv~ntagss OF system the SUPERIORITY " W." 49,,
h rrsegn, ssl Ia every tsa,is centre u VIC ..t
ixed wsrli. That /, - In spoeizi sease pfoys ~
10 suard ghe interest " i;S local pstvNs W -
1900 nv me fact that IL hss now .afgsf es"~'
~ ssksersAsys sAsa any sthss sssrsasssss sss"s~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-14
MONDAY. FEBRUARY nth,

at iOX o'clock, the following personal property
The entire stock OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS Of
great variety. large lot Of FEED. . MULES,
FAMILY HORSE and CARRIAGE. SPRING
WAGON,f DOUBLg WAGON, / DUMP-CARI,
good cows, l MOWING-MACHlNE,iW WHEAT
FAN, DOUBLE and SINGLE PL0WS. IRON
ROWS. GRAsS-BLADES. HAY and POTATO
FORKS, AXES, &C., &C.; also. HOUSEHOLD
and KIKHEN FURNITURE, such az CHAM
Der SUMS, WARD ROBE. BUREAUS, TABLES,
LATROBF-, PARLOR-, aud COMMISSIONS
SOFA. DIVANS, sEWING-MACHiNEs, &C., SC
Public invited to call and examine property
before day OF sale. X Ii. WHllLOCk,
Trustee.
III. VALENTINE. Auctioneer. 10 7,9.l2,li,i6
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RAIr.R0An LINEs.
~ u EAE xG gyz
CHE3APEAKE AND OHIO Raj
~ WAY COMPANY


scHEpuLs ~ EFFECT JANUARY rs,.o
LEAVE Efcnsosp.
$40 koc,l. except sunday sor cnfa.
Norfolk. ="
7toA.y. local daily from r. q 4. depo, y,
Newport ~ews - ~
ii:20 1. X. Exprc.s daily for Ciacinaau pa
Car Old Point - Cha l0iiess,lis a.,
Pullman Sleeper ChafIos,9snlis !.
Cincinnati
soor. N. E.pro.s dan, for ois Point A,
Norfolk. PariOr Car O. Oh plInt
s43P. u. Accommodation. excsps sunday, p,
siSr N. Tho y. ,. y Unite, dan.
Pullman sIsspins-car D. 49,,
Solid vosNouie tain with Dlpfayr
aud Pullnsns, CharIo;.,sUls y
CincinDns. soi Paimsns 70 lo.|.
Vile
rsArs sssIys At sicauovn
7:t5 A. ". ard zsO T. ". daily from Cfn~lr,,,
900 A. NJ. daily, except svndsy, from N,lti.'.
ii:io A. N. aud zoo P. N. daily from x,r,a,
6l5 Z. NJ daily e1cops Saa.ay fT3n C.it,,
Forge.
JAMES RIVER DIVISION
* & A. X. ~
LEAVE aicnxoxo
300 A. N. daily Tor Lynchburg. Lsxlng;,s "A
ei5P. N. scotlsviiio accommodation. sI.sa
sunday. u"
iO:OoP NJ. daily tor Lynehsuig Ani cans,
Forge.
TRAINS AgKTyE Mcnglso
t:isP ". Daily from g. .lltan fofga
$50 A. n. DAILY irom clifton fors-
ITO A. 81. Except sunday from ,c0t,sYii.
station; kighsh and CsLai st..si.
u. ". FULLER
General Passenger
1T. HAsAHAS Goasral Aansg ba
NORFOLK AND WESTERN EAur
~ ROAD
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEBRUARY. .. -,
TWO TRAINS DAILY 70 NORFOLK Az,
LYsCHBCRA
LEAVE RICHMOND. NYkD-sTREEr STATION
s49 =. n. DAILY. ria Petersburg -kicam lfs.i
Norfolk llr0a 81 kxpr'ss Alr.sl Al
Norfolk Ia 4. ". Scpsoay .. ~
tersagrg ana slNoh. A .r
train, leav ug lercr.I4rg IS I....
VI. and arriving FL Nolf1.s 80 - d. III
stop ~ All tf.iDr.
s40A. n. Daily, ciG peisaourg. Arrive a.
Petersburg lti, N. No .eiy.,
Petersburg .5 =. n. f1r Fan.
Vile. Lyucbo4rs, snd al Volas sl4a
AMI West
sa,P. NJ. Daily. 80 Pe.ersDarS Ar-iy. p,
tersbIrg ...o J.. H.. Leave ie.r-s.
49, Z. 81. day arriving A..io.k
L. n.
ll:90 PM Daily. Ella fo,rrsblr. ArIr. A.
Petersburg ls..5 a.. A.. r.n1..t
with Train No Do .etYlng lets.s. -
at 1910 A. ". fos farngI %. -
burg. roenLOAtas. All Oil ..ea
South AMI Nes-
1910 A. NJ. DAILY. r.G bIgsefIlo. for E.r. p.
Lyn hnGfg, the roltl, erf hrt
PULLMAN sLRkPiNG-(AK ACCOM- ... !.
ItOsN
No. l--S!e4YirS f.0m po'or5hnrg % Hrsp
Without chs-ys. leaving ie'rssutfg .a.l b.
lg.lO a. ~. ALI Lynch0urs O. A'mgla vie.
on; chsnge.
No S-Lyuchburs . Heftnal, al h9aaois
T. Mempli, without cnaDse
Iicxe.s, baxfu .e-chocAa, anf ATT Irf'rHsr. =
can 90 obisinOd as Richmond slt le.eisi 81,
railroad depot. A. vs.. NsrDers, ..I Ia.4s...s.
AMI a, The Compsuy O1icc, ~ css. NalIs .r.s.
&. N. 1909 .Ih.f.
fa--.nf.r fss..
y. b. BgNllL
General PASSENGER AEsr.
CuAsIBs q. EDnY. Y.re-r rss.I.u-
General ONCE. Roanoke. Va f.S
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Burned to Death.

Observation-Disclosures OF INC hiChmUuu DIsUaVCusI
JARRATT's, Va. February Is. 1890:
During the temporary absence tdn., 1he
daughter of F. l.. Pederean, ST., of this
place, while in a fit of epilepsy fell into the
IRE and was burned to death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-14

n. ". Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioness.
1 GRAND MANUFACTURING

Real Estate Auctionssr.
A GRAND MANUFACTURING
SITE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE on THE
SOUTH sIDR OF THE RICHMOND AND ALLIE
GHANY RAILROAD.
JAMEs-RIvER AND KANAwHA CANAL,
RUNNING BACK TO JAMES RIVER,
AT AUCTION.
In execution Of iced Of trus, from T.. r. and
j. y. harvie and their wives. dated October II.
1873. and duly recorded. the undersigned, sur
yiyIng trustee OF himself and the late A. ID. VIII
liams, Will sell by suction, at the Office Of n. W.
Bowe. auciloneer. No. 4 Eleventh street, on
TUESDAY. FgBRuAxYis. 1890.
at O'Clock P. NJ. the PROPERTY conveyed by
said deed, the same fronting $50 feet on the south
side Of the Richmond and Allegheny railroad Tor
James-kiser and ksnawna canal, and r:nniSg
back to James river.
This property begins about 5s7 feet west OF tho
Tredegar Works aud runs up to the new paper
mills.
u Is probable that arrangements for water
power can be made With the Richmond and Al
legheny Railroad Company. aud "a one cubic
foot OF water Mt this point will develop about
four-horse power about three times tho usual
amount II Is evident that this lot has great value
for manufacturing sites. Plat at anctioneer's
Office.
TEAMS: By consent ore third cash balance NJ
six and twelve months for notes. with interest
ad1af laeI
ROBERr II. sTRG SR.
fe4 Surviving Trustee.
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A NEW TRIAL
IN THE CASE OF MARKS, WHO KILLED
Balm.
A Ncrro Preacher and His Congregation's
Observation-Disclosures Against
Telegraph.
,corr..nopaoucc Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
PyTERsBuno, VA. February -. II

rcorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch-l
pyrxaspuno, Va. February Is. 1890.
Carleton II. Marks, who killed Nathaniel
Rain Of Sussex county. in March of last
v@ar ia 10 have a new trial. This was de-
cided to-day by Judge Hancock in the Cir
cult Court.
in the annals OF the state. Inc trial IN
the Comfy Court lasted two weeks. The
nr;soner was ably defended by Mr.. W. b.
McIlwaine. OF this city, and others. while
fine prosecution was as ably conducted by
MIR. w. II. Mckenney, who appeared on
behalf OF the Balm family and assisted
Commonwealth's-A Drewry.
JUDGE HANcocg's DECISION.
In granting the application for new
trial Judge Hancock goes INTO O very elabo-
rate discussion of the whole case. The
dcfence entered seventeen exceptions to
the rulings of Judge Rives, who presided
nj the trial, and these exceptions are con-
sidered in detail by Judge Hancock:
While. of course, the new trial 10 ordered
upon purely technical grounds. the merits
OF the case will have to be considered
AGAIN, and another exciting trial may be
expected.
UNCOMFORTABLE FOR HIN.
The Rev. G. b. w. Gordon, pastor of one
of the largest colored churches in the
State. voted the Democratic ticket, so it is
reported. at the last State election. If he
did not however, considerable number
of his flock believes that he did, and it Is
understood that they are trying to make
things very uncomfortable for him in the
way of meetings. at which he is roundly
ceDsured. Several of the deacons of the
church are down on him for what they de-
clare to be treachery to his race" and 1t
is reported that for this reason his salary
has been reduced. Even the women are
taking part in this crusade. Gordon is one
of the brightest colored preachers in the
State, and if he has ever affiliated with the
Democrats (Which is not believed) it is be-
cause he could not advise his race to vote
for Malone after their recent experiences
with that gentleman.
NOTES.
The Circuit Court was so largely occu-
pied in other matters this morning that
Judge Hancock was not able to deliver his
opinion in the suit of the Norfolk and
Western railroad against the Postal Tele-
graph Company. The decision. however,
will be rendered on the Goth instant. This
case attracts great attention and involves
an important principle in 80 far as the con-
struction of telegraph lines in Virginia is
concerned. ROBIN bDAIg.
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aERYICR.

Noa "a. "a Is and ~ WILL stop ~ AL ssa'Oas lVr
passengers.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. "a and % sleeping-cars between
Now YORK and Tampa. Fla ira JACKSONVILLE
On Trains Nos. IL aud a sleeplng-cers between
Washington and Charleston aud Boston and
JacksOnville. On Tram No. q, sleeping-cars
between Washington and s.. Augustine ,ria
JacksonvilleA On Trains Nos. is. ob, ana -
sleeping-cars between st Augustine krid JACK
aonyille) and New York. On Trains Nos -
and ~ sloeping-csrs between Washington and
Townsville, Ga.
In addition 20 the above
THE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL,
consisting Of vestiDule Pullman cars only, leaves
Kichmond eouth bound at 7:23 r. NJ. on Mon
DAYS, Wednesdays, and Fridays. and leaves fe-
tersburg north bound at A. NJ. Oh Tuesdays
Thursdays, ana Saturdays Extra fare Is
TaEoNLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Richmond Isiv. .sso A. NJ sorfols. ..is P NJ.
Rlchnond. ..'3:45 p. NJ. Norfolk. 7.0O r. NJ.
Norfolk ....'8 i0A- ". Richmond. l2:9 A. ~.
Norfolk ..'4:. o r. N. Richmond. 200 r. NJ.
Inc traius leaving Richmond at " 40 4. N. and
Norfolk at 4:2O r. II. are solid trains between
without chEnge OF cars Close connections are
also made at Petersburg by the $40 y. ". train
from Richmond and the $40 A. y. train from
Trains leaving Richmond at 9tO A. N. and
fl:3D r. NJ. and arriving az Richmond az ll:D r..
N. and 5:io r. N. MAKO close connection al
Petersburg 70 and from Farmyille, Lypchburg,
and southwestern points.
K NJ sULLY, Superintendent
EFT ID. kYHRs. General superintendent
T. N. EA.zsos, General Passenger Agent
scI. HAAS. Trarfc Manager. fe9
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By II. Valentine, Auctioneer.
1886 cast Main street

TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
l. HORSES, MULES. COWS. FARMING IN
PLEMENTs, CARRIAGES, WAGONS, CAhIS,
FEED. HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUkNl-
TURE, &C, &C.-By request OF X. II. Whitlocs.
trustee for +. p. Pedin, viii sell, on the prem
ises, near the MechAnicsylle toll-gaie, one aud q
half miles from the city limits. On
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CALESMEN.-FOR A VALUABLE
- PRiCE-LIsT OF STAPLES mo samples) ad-
dress THE hEkCEEW COhPAN1,
~ I3-2,s Newark, n. J.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-14

By direction Of the Executive Committee Of
the Virginia State Agricultural aud Mechanical
Society will sell by auction. on tho premises, ON
THURSDAY. MARCH 10. 1890,
bec,nning promptly at l2 O'Clock NJ, the follow
ing LOTS in the order named: ..
lst THIRTEEN HUNDRED AND hlIhIt L
FOIIR FEET on THE NORTH SIDE OF BROAD
STREET, beginning at the eastern end OF the
Fair-Grounds, and selling westward until tho
entire front il disposed or Those Lots are 10
feet deep TO an alley ~ feet Wide: ,,,x,,,-r,,
3D. FIFTEEN HUNDRED AND NINETY
EIGHT FEET ON TIE SOUTH SIDE OF MAR
SHALL STREET, beginning al the east end ana
going westwardly. These Lots are 40 feet 20
tho above mentioned alley. ......,.- .,,.,.,,
FEET ON THB NORTH SIDE OF MARSHALL
STREET, with a depth Of 1853 feet TO an alley 70
4th. EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
FIVE FEET on THg SOUTH SIDE OF CLAY
STREET. with = depth Of 1853 feet TO the last
m ssn. SfSE sIlsg. HUNDRED AND TWENTY
FEET ON THE NORTHsIDE OF CLAY srREET
by a depth OF 100 feet TO On alley IS feet wide.
9Th. A LARGE AREA LYING BETWEEN THE
LAST-MENTIONED ALLEY AND THE RICH
MOND FRED ERICksBUkG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD, and which by reason Of its railroad
facilities has great value tor manufacturing pur-
poses. ,-,,.,-
II should be remembered that these facilities
will be incidentally augmented by tho proposed
Belt Line connecting the Richmond and ALE
ghany railroad with the Chesapeake and OHIO
railway, a. this Belt Line in crossing, as II musi,
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad will put the latter in easy communica-
ton with the sources OF iron and coke supplies.
The lots hereby offered are level are IN that
line OF the clty's growth which has shown the
greatest increase In prices, ami being 30 close
10 the city are suro TO return 10 investors large
profits Ia a short period Of time.
Every lot offered Will be sold, end as we OK
pect 10 sell one lot with the privilege OF ten, all.
inc man OF a few hundred ana The owner OF
tens OF thousands, will have an equal show
Maps will be ready In few days
TERMS: One third cash: balance at elk and
twelve months, for notes with interest added,
and secured by trust deed, or all cash NJ option
Of purchaser. \. W. BOW l.,
ia y-aol AucLOnetr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-14
BY George $. VashOn & Son,
Real Estate Auctloneers,
No. : Tenth street.

No. Tenth street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE HUN
1 DRIED AND TWENTY FEET OF LAND ~
A DEPTH OF ONE HUNDRED AND Twenty
FIVE FEET, WITH rNO-STOkY FRAME
HOUSE THEREON, FRONTING or WINDER
STREET PETWEEN WASHINGTON AND CAR
TER STREETS. IN SYDNEY, COUNTY OfHEN-
RICO, NEAR THE WESTERN LIMITS or ThE
CITY OF RiCnMOND.-By virtue OF a deed Of
trust from Robert aud Lena JohufOn. executed
TO the undersigned 10 secure certain sum 81
money therein mentioned, default having been
made ia the payment OF tho same. and being
thereto required by the beneficiary, we VIII. on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1890.
at Ak O'Clock T. NJ, proceed 10 sell nc public auc-
ton, on the promises, the PROPERTY above de-
scribed-
TERMS: Cash rs to expenses and S6li.53; bal
ance upon such terms a. may be announced at
eale. GEORGE 5. NASHON, JB.,
JOSEPH ". THOMAS,
EDWARD ). ROSE.
fse Trustees.