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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11
REV. RICHARDSON "PoUNpED."
n Manifestation of Regard and Esteem
by All the Denominations.
Correspondence of tho Richmond Dispatch.I

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.)
LOUISA COURTHOUSE. October Z. 1880.
On Thursday last the good people of this
town decided TO pound" our brother Il.
Parker Richardson as a token of their re-
spect and affection, and 20 show that they
hold him in high esteem rs an honored and
beloved gentleman and Christian. This
manifestation Of goodwill did not confine
itself TO the Disciples, but EplscopalIans,
Baptists, Methodists. Presbyteuans, and
outsiders united III thus welcoming him
back to our community. Notwlth-
standing the inelemency of the weather,
AT the appointed hour the contributions
from the farm. orchard, dairy, etc, were
sent to his home and we only hone he
felt as much pleasure in receiving them AS
the citizens did in giving them. We glad
" welcome him back to our midst, and
wish him a long life of happiness and use
tulness. "A FRIEND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11
TIE IRON AND STEEL INSTITUTE.
Several Important Papers Read by Va
rious NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on n steamer.
nv telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

PITTSBURGH, October 10.-The reception
at the Duquesne Club last night kept the
delegates to the international Mining In
stitute mp so late that they Were slow IN
arriving at Carnegie Hall. and 1t was con-
siderably after 10 O'clock when the final
session was called to order by President
KitZOn.
The following papers were read, after
which tho institute adjourned: The Pro-
gress of the German Practice in the Metal
lurgy Of Iron and Steel since 1876, with
special reference 10 the Basic Process by
DIR. Herman Wedding, of Berlin; The
International Standards for Iron and
Steel" 10y Professor John w. Langley, OF
Pittsburgh; The Relation of the Geology
of the United States 10 its Mineral lie
sources" by DR.. +. Storey Hunt. of New
York; Transportation as the Element IN
Iron and Steel Manufacture by W.. N.
Shinn, president of the American Society
of Civil Engineers.
UP THE MoNoNGAHELA.
This afternoon the entire party boarded
the steamer Mayiiower, and were taken up
the Monongahela river as far as the Edgar
Thompson Steel-Works and Homestead,
the plant of Carnegie, Phipps Il Co. The
party was in charge of Andrew Carnegie,
who piloted them through the extensive
plant. On their return tonight they were
treated TO natural-gas display at Hays
station by the Philadelphia Gas Company,
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RAILROAD LGssa

RAILROAD LINN
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC kAILkoAD.-sch.iuis
commencing APRIL ~, irs-eassern s'andsri
fimo.
5.2 A n Leaves Byrd-orsH station daily
sJops onlv al Ashland. Boutwell,, Nil
ford, and fredericksburg, BROOKE aai
Wldexa.sr. Sleeper W Washington
and Vow YORK
,1.saA n leaves Byrd-sress station daily. st.
except sunday. Banel PaIior Car
kichmond to Washington.
exsP. \. leaves Byrd-Strsss stsaoa daily
Sleeper, Rich moni 20 New York
asOA. n arrives ~ Byrd sxeet stAuon daily
sleeper from New roek.
Esp, u arrives At Byrd-swesi ssasioa daiiy
ssops ~ frsiericksburS. Milford
Botn well. and Ashland Sleeper from
wssniaysoa and sss YORK. Docs nos
stop at kloA
eDP. \. arrives 81 Byra-swset stAaos DAILY
except sunday. Baffe, Parlor Car
Washington 10 Richmond
ASHLAND fkAIsA
pAnv sxcsPr guSDArx
exsA n. leaves xioA Arrives Is Ashisni ~
emp " sooon msdssos leaves 8yrd-ssrsss
station. arrives ~ AshlAnd ~ 5 p. n
esp. u leaves alb& sSrivss q Ashiand ~
seA u .ns!s. IisA Leaves Ashland Srn
sxA u sooommoiascn arrives a. Rrys.
sEsss ssAsioai leaves Ashland ss':r
s.isR. Y srryss = AA hsvs AsAiaaA y
sc.LrAyIoa rrsms xauAssa
HI n xraAk oeneeal oaDais,sadAak
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11
DlEDIN STReET-CAR.
Senator Ransom Accusing Western Caro-
lima Dcmocrats-Club Intelligence.
IsnoclAl telegrnm % The Dispaich.l

lima Dcmocrats-Club Intelligence
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
AsHEvudF. n. C.. october 10.-Mr. X. =.
McCants. of Columbia. :. C.. died sudden
~ of heart-disease on a stTeet-car to-day.
Senator Matt. Ransom made rouslng
speech to-day in the courthouse 10 large
and fine Democratic audience. lie Is
earnestly at work IN the campaign, speak
ing al several important points. This is the
Ninth district.
Senator Vance has also been speaking IN
tins district
THE COSMOPOLITAN.
The old Asheville Club has ceased 10 ex-
ist.
The Cosmopolitan Club. which organized
at later day. is larger and renting large
clubhouse, has taken its place.
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LIP LIE MoNoNGAHrLA.
His Weak Point.
THE Judged

IThe Judge.l
Rube Hatfield (to Sheriff.: Whacher
rest nv boy Jim fer.
Sheriff He killed man last Sunday.
Rube Hatfield: Wall, Jim never did
hev much respect fer the Sabbath.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Daya
BY George W. Mayo. Auctionoer,
Jno. X Laugh.ou, Jr. saiesman,l
No "a Ninth street.

VERY HANDSOME WALNUT
Y CHAMBER SUIT, ROCKERS, RECLINING
CHAIRS, TOILET SETS, BED-sPkINGs, CHAM
DELIBKS, HKATtNG-sTOVRs, DOUBLE-BAR-
REL SHOTGUN. sc. AT AUCTIoN.-On
MONDAY THE 18TH,
NJ 100 A. NJ, will sell at my aucton-rooms for
account Of whom II may concern.
VERY HANDSOME MASSIVE WALNUT
CHAMBER sUIr WITH PLArE-GLASS TO
BUREAU AND LARGE WARDROBE.
BED-sPRINGs. PILLOWS. AND holsters,
SINGLE BEDSTEAD AND MATTRESSES,
I HAIR-CL0rH WALNUT RECLINING CHAIR,
ROCKIES, EXTENSION, AND EASY CHAIRS,
TENDERS. BRASS F1RE-SET.
TOILET SETS, MATTRESSES,
MAKBLE-TOP AND ROUND TABLES,
IATROBE AND OTHER HEATING-STOvES,
CHANDEilERs, DROP-LIGHTs,
NEW sILNEk-PLATED CASTORs AND OTHER
PLATED GOODS OF BEST QUALITY,
FINE DOUBLE-BAR2EL BREECH-LOADiNG
SHOTGUN. GEORGE W. MAYO,
&C II Auctioneer
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AUCTION sALEs-Future Days.
ByN. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS
BROOK ROAD NEAR THR OLD ToLLGArE,
BEING
SUBDIVISION OF THE RENNIE PLACE INTO
RESIDENCE LOTS
THIS PROPERTY WILL BEABoUT THE FIRST
TO RECEIVE BENEFIT
FROM THE EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS
MADE
ON THE BROOK ROAD AND AT BARTON
HEIGHTS. BEING MIDWAY Be
TWEEN THE TWO
THIS PROPERTY WILL BEABoUT THE FIRST
will sell by suction, ~ my ONCE. on

beginnipg at ~ O'Clock VI, about 10 LOTS IN The
plan OF "Rennie-,n on the east side Of the
Brook road and about one mile from the city.
This is the pretie-t plot " land 10 that growing
section, and the improvements now making IN
that direction, both this side aud beyond, cou-
pied with the superb highway 10 DO az ouce COO
structei out Of that nbOmination sn0Wn - No
Brook Turnpike" combine % mako this the
most promising suburb around the city.
The hesthiuness Of the location and mo eN-
cellence u the neigh b0rhood are things known
% every one, and tho nearness OF the lots maAo
them desirable for all-the-year-ar0und homes
This ia the frst subdivision and sale Of THIS
choice property, and ~ prices will rule low by
comparison with what they Will probably be Two
years hence, would urge everybody -specGia-
tor snd -seeker--tO look at the properly
before the DAY OF sale, AMI then come and buy
ono or more los. Plat ST my once.
TKRhs: Reasonable. \. W. BOWIE,
40 IN AuctiOnoer
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BY Timberlske 81 Frayser, Auctoneors.
1910 east Main street.

DY REQUEST OF THE OWNER,
ID WHO'S declining housekeeping, We will sell
MONDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1890,
at No. 5l3 north Second street. commencing at
1920 A. NJ. all OF his FCkSlrURE, consisting OF
Very Fine PARLOR SUIT, good as new-origlnsl
cost 400; "
MAKBLE-TOP CENTRE-TABLES;
I.BRAss FGRE-SET, MIRRORS, PICTURES;
. BODY-BRUSS CARPETS;
HALL and STAIR-CAhPETS.
] 3-PLY CARPET;
SMYRNA and o'hor RUGS;
IO-f00t WALNUT EXIENSION-TABLB;
WALNUT BUFFET;
G DINING CHAIRS. upholstered In Leather;
Large ROCKER;
GLASS and CHINAWARk;
CHILDS HIGH CHAIR; CLOCKS;
Large SELF-FBEDING STOVE, in good repair;
! WALNUT HALL-KACk;
2 WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS, with Marble
2 WALNUT wARDROBEs;
OAK BEDsrEAD:
LsrgeWALNUT CHIFFON1ERE:
foCKEk, upholstered IN Velvet;
CONMODE;
SET BED LOUNGE. CARPET-SWERPER;
CHILDS BATH-TUB:
Very Fine HAIR MATTRESSES;
2 COTTON-TOP MATTRESSES:
FEATHER PILLOWS and bOLSTERs;
BLANKETS COMFORrERS, and other BED
REFRIGERAToR, GAs-sTOvE. TIN-FRONT
SAFE, and other Miscellaneous Articles.
The above goods are all in lrstclass condi-
ton, having been used but a short time.
IL IL seldom that Jon have chance 70 buy at
auction goods IN such nice condition a. these.
1IMBEkLAkE s. FRAYSkR,
oc 10 Auctoneers
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TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
Y0RK-RlVER LINE,yn wasrsJnF
THE FAyoRITE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND.

TRAIN 80. sI. SOP q
LOCAL EXPIRES, daily etcept .lrisr s...,
At all stavous Al lester ha10r cnr....s s..s
stage for Nslkerton. wish Baltimore s.s.r... /.
West Point
TRAIN No IS. EEs p ~
BALTlMORB LIMITED. tAlY ef.srt srrft.
for West Point connecting ain I-.. .....
steamers Tor Baltimore. A; BALTIMORE.
connect with baltimore a1I OU.n ra. ..t. e..
Warrington. PhilaielQhi% anf N.a Y.r
Steamers leave Baltimore J.. ~ la.f. .t,...
Sunday
Trains arrive at Richmond 0isA ali..p.
A. N.
TRAIN Va 10 tf1AN
LOCAL, MlXKD. daily cK.'pt sl.isr isar.,
Trenty-thiri sfres. Tor hssl tr.l, 40 .afsf.
mediate points
Ticketorlcs 81 station fo9i ~ f-yla s.s,.
Opcu 4. NJ. 60 e. N. nui fr.u . NJ. ... .l ..
4. NJ.
city ustotoGieo-cornc oi reau ans Hat
streets
sol HAAS, JAS. f- Ihf..|.
Trzcic Manager General H-.-. .... l...
JOSEPH > POTTS. uiylsiUn Iss,..s a.. t..f.
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REAL ESTATE pEIvATE SALE

NOR SALE.-WE ARE AU- q
Il TUoRIZFD TO SELL ONE OF THE Al
MOST PRODUCTIVE AND BEAUTIFUL
PLACES around Richmond for one week. IL Is
west OF and near the city, has handsome house
of Modern STYLE The price will be made low.
%. I1-ent2t MANNINH @. srAPLES e CO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11
Hoods SarsapariiIa

Is peculiar medicine. 1t is carefully prepared
from sarsaparila. Dandelion, Mandrake, Dock,
Pipsissewa, Juniper Berries. and other well.
known and valuable vegetable remedies, by n
peculiar combination, proportion and process,
giving to Hoods Ssrsapsrllla curative power not
possessed by other medicines 1t effects remark
ahla cures Nhara other nreuarations fall
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11
TRAINS soRTaHAHD
.pallt. fpsIIy eseep. -.

DAILY. tDaily except sunday
sIOFPIsti-FLACa>
EOs. u. q. - aud q. MAKE - ~. 40;
~ AMI - stop On rguh ~
Drsrry's Bluff. Cen.raIA ali th't9f
stops 90 sigasi a. Manchester a ID 'trat''.
- stOps al Maurbssi-r Ma =. s. - .
a. aai IS, sul stop az al sist'S W 90
gerA ....,,,...,
On Trains No.. u sal Is s.ssp'nr-rArs h''f ~
New Yo<s Gnf Tampa. ~ GO so
on Trains sOA "a eni a. s.oepIfg = =,
wsahingyo Ion and Chsriestoa. un U.s..
rloepink-cars tetHe1n Nssfi1flt -
soavil!e, ON Train No N t.. i-iAs'~-'
tyssn Jacksonville and NeF lpfA ,,,s,f
THE ONLY ALLEAlL LINZ - ,,"''-"
p,,s,non Lh .sSAs. sosioir......fn P =
S,rsmons so 2. 4. Sor'.lr...-. 80 = -
So,,ol. 'slOA. u kulm9ai..i % 4 d
nortois 'GOJP 81 kieaTori.. 80 =
che traln, Leaving Mr1m9li s. - s.. 49,,
Norfolk al Il. v. az soil hA-' .e,.
uess two pOint@ sad gs.tsAsrfs -
without change Of cara Sioss e"lI.''. =,
slso msto a. Peisrsb "a BY tho > +. . -.
from yiohm0nd and tns so A. n SA'' "
'T T,.ia. leaving Eicnmoai a. 80 4. =. 81.
| tf'stP N aud arriving 81 kichn9Ai a. -
" ant -. r. NJ MAKO Gloss cpAni
P,,er,ourx 10 and nun Farfnniie' i}N--
'~N X N. sCLLr. 5agsr'a.'a So
ETD Mfasa ooaofsl supefius'3 l'..
TN EasssOn General flssohSW ASA go
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AUCTION sALEs-Futurs Days.
AUCIION SALES ut"ro ,1c1p""sS s~
BY Louis Rawlings,
Real Estate Auotioneer,
No. 1900 east Main street

AOCitON SALES-- "s"s -Sl.~y,1SS~o~r1
BY Louis Rawlings,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
No. 1900 east Main street
COMMISSIONERS SALE BY AUG
on mo. Ib. SITUATED ON
THE WEST SIDE OF PLUM STREET BETWEEN
MAIN AND FLOYD STREETS.
Hewitt Guardian In ,s ss' s SnsnS ci 'R iSdI.
Hewitt and ala J mond.
Ry virtue OF decree entered In the above
nsmsd cause OF June 8. 1890, the undersigned;
special commissioner thereby appointed, VIII
sell by auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IL. 1890,
at AZ o'clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY described
In said decree a. follows:
LAND 10 the city OF Richmond and described
a. follows: Commencing at a point on the west
line OF Plum street 1893 feet inches nortn OF
Main street, aud running thence northwsrdiy
ana fronting on Plum street 40 feet. more or less,
and running back westwsriiy ITO feet TO an
alley In common, In one or more parcels, AS the
commissioner may see tt
This property is In the rapidly-improying por-
ton OF the West End and must command the
attention OF all parties seeking first-class III
yestmeut or a small home.
TERMS: One third in cash and the residue IN
three equal instruments, payable Ia six, Twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes bear
ing per cent. interest and title retained untll
ali the purchase money Is paid ana convey
ance ordered by the Court.
GEORGE J. HOOPER, JR.,
Special Commissioner.
LouIs RAWLINGS, Auctioneer.
HEWITT GUARDIAN, PLAGSrIFF, AGAINST HEW-
1T AND Ais, DsTRNDASrs--lN THE CHASCsRf
rorpr or THE CITY or RICHMOND.
1. Charles w. Goddln, clerk OF the said Court,
certify that the bond required Of The special
commissioner by the decree In the said cause
| OF Juno g. 1890, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this I'm day OF june
| 1890. CHARLES w. OODplN, CierAs
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FNERAL AGENTS MAKE $1,000

" to 5000 per year. canyassers 81 to go per
day, selling the celebrated TAILOR fAIhNT
ADJUSTABLE SHOE. The exclusive right 10
sell this shoe In any territory is valuable mo-
moody. Our system OF soiling this shoe is new
and original. Address, with .. stamp, CON
SOLIDATED ADJUSTABLE SHOE COMPANY.
SALEM Mass Sc ll-eodlm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11
BY Denoon. Upper & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionsera
sci Main stre-I

r,IyE NICE BUILDING LOTS FOR
s.IyBY AUCTION, FRONTING 10 FEET
.canS MOORE sTKET BETWEEN DINNRkN
sTREET AND sPoTswooD AvENUE.-We
S,nnoss TO sell BY auction. Oh the premises. ON
MONDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1890.
-, ..mP NJ, BY request OF the owner. ths
IaSvr PROPERTY. Any one wisaing BIZ
fsreain in lots that w.n pay well II built upon
should attend this sais
TsSA'' DENo0x. TUPPxR 4 Co,
oc 10 Auct1onserA
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.

y.
sCBgpULkih ERFSCr HtII "A. 81
TWO TRAINS DAILY 10 NOaFJlA t.l
LFsCHBU Ga
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYkD-,TRs rtrlror
stCA NJ Daily, va Petersburg kN-m li..I
norfolk llrH gn hGIrt. t..... Il.
Norfolk IRIS o. A.. sfc.s .l.r.t
tersggrg ana SUFFOLK
tfain, lesyI1g Peters rfa T.
u. anI arriving 3. Aof.t So
Ftop- 40 en- splnrs
go 4 ". Daily, vta Potersrlrg 'r1 g.
Petersburg l1', 4. d. h2 .tr.t
Petersburg Jas A. ". fr ta-r
villa Lyucaburs. 8ui 40 lliaa ,.ll
auI Mosk
,ssP. ~ DAILY va Feieu1I-s Arrive ...
tcrsburr i.i5P. h.. iesr' ps.s-.....
80 ?. N. daily arriving N.r. k'
ulao p. N DaGy. ss ro,orsl,. Ar', b.,
Petersburg lal. A. H.. oou-. f.r
via rrAln yo . leaving r1ter .st
o. 1904. n. ~ F4rntH o U...
purg r1ean0uiah slI aI ..aa
SCUM AM rsst
l.oo A. Il. n.Iy.r,a Hurss,I e. joy Frr.a..a
Lyn.h burg. roe -2Ala, al1 N..l
PULLMAN sLBEPlN3.l Ar ACCOM- au'~
TIDNS
ro.l-slooplng-car from poserf1irs % U.t.
Without change. learlg leleu. lt 30
l&io A. NJ. aGi Ly1cnoars 10 h1mpas r.iI.
No s~Lyu,hburg - aomo sal R5saoh, DO
Memphis without cnrngA
Iirsst, ra,gsge-ihocts. AMI au io'ormaHli
car ~ obtained a. h.chmlni sui 9eiersi "a
railroad depot. A. ". DarDarN lloY d&us,,Ht.
AMI a. ne Company 0llg3. Sji eesi MAIN siies.
Is. 81. cot tlNAI
tH.sels0r fs'I-
". b. BNfiLL
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CHksLRsB. RDDV Woo fr-stislL
General o1ico. kosE0ka Va To-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11

HAST BROAD-STREET ST O r E
h PROPERTY.-At the request Of the parties
10 interest We will cell by auction, on the pre-
misses, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER l6. 1890.
M o'clock r. NJ, that STORE with DWELLING
sboye. 4i0 east Broad street
The Lot has n front Of II feet inches by $50
feet 90 an alley.
The upper portion OF the house contains about
six rooms, with the modem convoniencos. There
are three rooms m the rear OF tho store, design
eli for family use; also. large room In rear OF
the same, which was formerly used az q candy
mandatory. There IS also a stable fronting
on the alley.
Tho location OF this property. together with It's
variety OF arrangement, should induce thoso
seeking safe investments 20 attend this sale.
CHEWING & ROSE,
ocl1 Auctioneera
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
~ TATE IN GLOUCESTER COUNTY, NA.-By
virtue Of decree u the Circuit Court OF Glouce-
ter county rendered In the chancery suits OF H.
7. Dawson s CO. rs J. I. Ross and Morgan
Treat r. J. /. TRliaferro, commissioner. n as,
the Undersigned, az trustee, substituted trustee,
end special commissioner. will ofer for sale az
public auction, at Gloucester Courthouse, al
O'Clock T. NJ. on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER, 3. 1890.
County Court day. that VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE known "A q" south White Marsh" ait
uated IN Gloucester county, seven mic5 Re-
spectiyely from Gloucester Point aud Gay Bank
wharves on FORK river. whence daily steamers
TO Baltimore and Richmond; two miles from
Roane's wharf on Ware river and three miles
from Rowos wharf on Severn river, whence
daily steamer tO Norfolk, aud with poai-unice
and telephone Office on tho farm. This farm
contains $50 acres Of tho most productive farm-
ing ana grazing lands In TldeSater virginia. OF
which $40 acres I'm timber-pine, chestnut Whiie
and rcd oak. &c, SC. The Improvement COM
si-t OF ample barn and stable accommcdtuon-'
with several small dwelling-n0uses, aud In
clude about IS acres planted m ornameniai
trees and shrubs, rare and varied, forming "a
beautiful PARK and lawn, with -ite Tor MANSION
house.
The farm Is well fenced and a large portion h
in permanent meadow snd pasture aud situated
In one OF the most desirable neghborhoods IN
that section.
and expenses Of sale and about 500 % W. r..
Roane. trustee. and about 5000 90 J. L. 1ali@-
ferro, substituted trustee; ana the balance on a
credit Of six, twelve, and eighteen months;
giving bonds, with security, payable 70 D. J.
Taliafsrro, special commissioner, with Interest
from date.
W. p. ROANE. Trustee:
j.. ThLIAFEkRO, Substituted Trustee;
j. l.. TAIIAFkRhO, special commissioner.
AUGUsr {, 1890:
is. V. Corbell. deputy for 5. b. Chapman,
clerk OF the circuit Court Tor the county OF
Glouceste state 81 Virginia, do certify that ali
the bonds required by the above decree hayn
been given IA accordance herewith.
:. v. CORBELL. u. C..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11
TMNJEDIATEIY 100

WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, 100
liable men, who are capable OF understanding
the capabilities Of q nrst-cass building assoclh-
ton ombined with mortgage syndicate. In
ducements are offered live men OF ability ana
experience. Positions permanent Exclusive ter
ritory Five State agents OF experience wanted
also Apply 10 home o1ice OF tue hAIIONAL
BUILDING AND INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION,
No Qna Bank sireet, KichEond. va. SO lo-lm
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Frank ID. Hill & Co,
Real Estate Auctloneers.
TNHE BRADSTREET COMPANY,
l. CHARLES +. CLARKE, PRESIDENT
BRADsTRRET's RICHMOND OFFICE,
No. ll09 EAST MAIN STREET.
Telephone No. 43a

The Richmond ONCE has more than kept pace
with the rapid growth OF the city and aeyelop-
ment Of the territory tributary 70 It ~ onen "
the mercantile community Of this section a., VIC
advantages OF . system the superiority OF wnIsh
Is recognised In every uads centre OF the civii.
lied world. That Il Is in especial sense prepsfeu
70 guard tho interest OF its local patrons ~ ~
tested BY tho fact that it has now iafge, Heeoe'
a subscribers thaa any other mercantile a9enes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11

Twill sell by auction, on the promises, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18TH,
az 40 O'Clock r. NJ, the VERY ATTRACTIVE
AND VALUABLE PROPERTY sboye re-
ferred to.
The improvements consist OF good frame
house with seven rooms aud connected kitchen
with four rooms, and beiug the property FORM
erly occupied 10y the Rev. Dr. Biting.
The lot, than which there is none handsomer,
fronts Gu feet and runs back 1893 feet 10 A wide
alley. AS a comfortable home, which can 10
made Of the house by some changes, or as site
for three tenements that Will rent we'll. this ID
the thing. Come and buy IT,
TERMS. Liberal, ". W. BOWIE,
ocQ Aucuoneer.
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7 OMBARDY STREET BETWEEN
LFLOYD AVENUE AND MAIN STREET
NEW, WELL-CONSrRUCTED, AND COVE
NIENTLY- ARRANGED BRICK DWELLINGS
Nos. "a AND q LOMBARDY STRERT.-By re-
quest Of the owner We will sell By auction, upon
the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. OcToBsR Is. 1890.
at 5 O'clock p. ", The TWO DWELLINGS To-
Gated "a above. They contain ak rooms each
and are occupied by prom pt-paying tenants
Zach lot has a front OF ls.5x65S feet.
This property is worthy OF your attention.
Terms: At sale. CHEWING & ROSE,
oci0 Auctioneera
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RAILROAD LivYS.
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IS +. y From Aran', ,ui aasan
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old DOMINION STEAM- ~
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= 49,
FOR NEW YoE8.
etosmsrs Leave Richmond BrsRY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY as 5 =. H. Manifest closed Oao
hour before sailing time.
steamers leave New YORK for hcnnond
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NJ. arriving In hchmoni AONOAf AMI FaL.
DAY hQkkIk6h
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ropts dnclgding meals anf bersnl.. ......t %
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after date OF usaA t...s....... II ~
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steerage, xiIAont euDsistonce. ............ "
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way. 80. ~ W
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railTo8d. ...s -,
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Nam street; CGeszpe4IS Ant ohio AMI Elch-
mond and Peters burg dop0A, and 81 companrs
officeA lsOi Main s1ssI snd saa<f. HocISsI4
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issued for points DeYoad ssv fOxk-
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TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, aud
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vay trfa Newport NoSs) al SD Z. N. and -
Kiehmoud and Petersburg railroad same isv1
.ra.s6P. NJ. will make connection AZ MORE Ok
with steamer leaving those days
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