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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-24
FRENCH spoII.TIoN CLAIMS.
The Site of the Chicago Exposition.
NAN V.xb World

The site provided includes Washington
and Jackson Parks, the Midway Plaisance
connecting them. and the lake front, IN all
about one Thousand acres
Stepping from the doors of the city's
railroad dep0ts, hotels. and business
houses, visitors to the Worlds Far VIII,
| as it were. enter directly the vestibule OF
| the Exposition on the lake front. This
lake front " is a strip of park comprising
sixty acres, upon one side OF which the
/ shadow of the massive tall tower OF the
Auditorium falls daily. while upon the
other side ripple the waters of Lake MlchI-
gan. Leading from Lake Front Park the
| finest boulevard of the city goes directly
to Washington Park, and connecting di-
rectly with the latter is Midway Plaisance,
which ends in Jackson Park. Like the
/ Lake Front, one side of Jackson Park Is
washed by the waves of the lake.
| The greater portion of the site Is one
vast network of pleasure-drives, enclosing
great stretches of emerald meadow and
| groves of sturdy oak. Adjoining Washing
| ton Park Is a race-track capable of accom-
modat' NC 80, 900 people. and this the local
/ directory expect to take as part also OF
the site for the purpose of speed displays
and the livestock show. This improved
race-track, where the livestock show will
be made, is within one hundred yards OF
the point selected for the main building.
| The site selected and he plan OF the build
ings prepared are generally regarded a:
calculated to be especially gratifying to
the livestock men of the country.
There was entire unanimlty finally or
the part of the National Commission, the
Chicago directory. and the South Parl
Commissioners. each separate body voting
unanimously for the combined site EN-
bracing the great South Park system
There is great rejoicing in Chicago tonight
on the settlement of this much-mooteC
question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-24
THE JURY DISAGREED
AN uNsAvoRv PLAINTIFF INA GRAND
LARCENY CASE.
REORGANIZATION Of the Petersburg Chorus
Dtnwiddie school Teachers Elected
Hebrew Celebration.
rcurrssnonannc. Of the R,cnmond p,.pa.cn.,

rCurrSspondcnce Of the Richmond Dispatcn.t
PETERSBURG. Va. September %, 1880.
Only one criminal case was tried in the
Hastings Court to-day. and in that the
Jury disagreed. A white man named Rand
was indicted for grand larceny in stealing
money from the person Of w. T. Godfrey.
The two men had been drinking together
and il was while Godfrey was in drunken
eleep that his pockets are alleged to have
been riAed. The defence proved rather
nnsavory character for the plaintlh-that
he had been discharged from employment
for improper conduct in Norfolk, ana tnat
ne had begged money in Richmond under
the REPRESENTATIONS that no was deaf and
dumb The iury stood seven for acquittai
and FIVE for conviction, and the case was
continued.
THE PETERSBURG CHORUS.
The Petersburg Chorus reorganized TO,
night for the next musical season. ana
work was begun underline most faXorable
auspices. The chorus IL expected TO DO
LARGER and better this season than hereto
fore. and will this year give more attention
30 the singing of passion music.
Our Hebrew citizens this evening began
the celebration Of the Atonement with APP
will be continued throughout tomorrow.
prSwIpDIE SCHOOLS.
At q meeting Of the County, School
Board of DinwiddIc held on Saturday
teachers for the twenty public schools IN
the county were elected for the ensuing
wear. as follows: No. !. Mrs; Lizzie NJ.
Field; No. 2. W. A. Gresham; No; 4, Mrs.
Mamie c. Meade; No, s. Mss Gertrude
Davis: No. 6. Miss Pattie Moody; No. 7,
Mrs. Ida r.. Harris; No. 8. Mrs. Araminta
p. Evans: No. Q, Miss Mary W. Branch;
No 10 j. G. Bc3tly . Ne ol Il, Samuel Sanc"Ite r.
No re-. Miss ". w. Elder; No. IA. Beverly
Fletcher: No. iG, John W. Thomas; No.
IL. Mrs. Adelia Lewis; No. Is, I Hn az
Ferdinand Ialley. Petersburg makes
three contributions 70 the list of teach
ers-viz.. Nos. 5. IL, and 10, and Iunen-
burg makes one in the person OF MISS
Elder. The names Of the teachers for
Schools Nos. and 10 could not be OBJ
tanned. ROBIN ADAlk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-24
RAILROAD LIN "a

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG G
III AND POTOMAC uls
commencing APRIL ~, iseS-eSstsrn standard
time.
S.3A n. Leaves byrd-susss station daily
stops only al AshlAai Boutwell,, Nil
ford. and Fred oricasoury, Brsoks ani
Whitewater sleeper 10 Washington
and Nov fork
uxsA " leaves Byrd street station daily. OF.
except sunday. Buffet Parior Car
nichmoni "a washipgtcn.
cap. N. leaves Byrd-Strsss stasioa daily
Sleeper. Richmond % New York
IpA. NJ arrives az Byrd street station daily.
Sleeper from New York
zap. n arrives az Byrd Street. station daily;
ssops u Frsiercksbsrx kufort
Both veil, and Ashland sleeper from
wAsaiaxsos and Nov rors Doss No.
stop al flbA
r1I L. arrives Ct Byru-sEsss station asiiI
ex,eps Sunday. Buffet Parlor Cal
WAshington to Richmond
ASHLAND fkAtN1
DAILY nxcsPf suspAn
snA n. leaves nbA Arrives ~ Asalania
.ooy n accommodates leaves Byrd-srss,
slAuons arrives - Asalaad 81 7. "
GAP. leaves nb& arrives u Ashland ~
sDA n arrives EisA Leaves AsAlsaa sskn
An
eSA u accommodated arrives as nry4
Street station; isavss Ashland sss:1
eisP. u arrives = Asa ,avss AsAisaa "a
a TAYLOR rrAnic Nsassss
IT n NynaA 0eaeeDl DspestAssndsah
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-24
bismarck Don't Propose to Hibernate.

BERLIN, September 23.-Prince Bismarck
in a recent interview referring TO the pros
pect of his return To public life said seat
in the Reichstag would entail regular at
tendance and the discomfort of hotel life,
but that in the upper house he might ap.
pear when he chose, and he did not intend
like a bear to sleep and lick his paws du-
ring the winter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-24
BY Frank D. Hill & Co,
Real Estate Agrtioneers.

FE'RUSTEE'S SALE OF MEDIUM
4 SIZED AND COMFORTABLE FRAME
DwELLlNG-uOCsE 40. 20, NnhTh IWENrl-
SEVENTH ~rREiT BETWEEN y AND o
STREET. BY virtue of = decd OF trust from 4.
l.. Prvde and wifa. oi record ta clerks Ofice
q Richmond tnancsry Court U'ei-ho0S ~ y,
page 4j7. default having been made 10 The pay
ment of a certain uote therein secured. and
having been requcsiet 50 % 30 Roy The henei-
Charles ia .aii decd. we gll sell AZ public auc-
tOn on the premises, ON
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1890.
az o'clock =. NJ, the REAL ESTATE described
rs above. The HOUSE - nearly now and cone
tan- about six rooms besides other impfY. o.
ments. and is bra good rcpair. The LOT fronts
81 d-l2 fOet by ia. feet 10 IA aley GA common ID
feet wide. This is your opportunity 90 purcha
q snug home.
TfaMs: Cash. Tor expenses Of sale ani n1ie
s9L2-, with interest from July ,. 1871. 80 %
January So 1891. s.t. % july =, 1871, and $3.50 duo
july \. 1921; balance on term, gnnouueed 90 LAY
Cf sale. Lon l. RAW NN~,
b. KASD. WtLLFpRD
self Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-24
fiindoo Marriage.

IBy Anglo-American cable TO tho Dispatch.l
LONDON, Eng, September PA dispatch
20 the Times from Calcutta saws that the
Government is inquiring into the question
of age in Hindoo marriages, and Will pro-
badly legislate on the subject.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-24
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER IS, 1890
srrroN 8 90. AuctIoneers.
By X. b. Chsfiln & Co,
Real Estate AucfiOneers,
No. north Tenth eireet.
yVRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE or

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE or
i HANOVER FARM Known AS ROSE HILL
WITH DWELLING AID OTHER BUILDINGS
THEREON, CONTAINING 100 ACRHS. MORE
OR LESS, ABOUT ONE NILE FROM NECHAs-
ICSylLIE AND ABOUT SIX NILE NORTH
EAST OF RlCHMOND-By virtue OF a deed 81
trust from James ". Ran and Jonathan hruch-
baum, dated November X, 1876. recorded ia Han
over County Court Clerks ONCE, Deel-Book -,
page l02, aud NJ the request ~ the beneficiary.
default having been made in ihe payment OF tho
notes secured therein. Will soil by public au0-
ton. az MechanicsvilIe. In SAD county. on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-24
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 30, isl0.

a, f2 O'Clock NJ, the TRACT or LAND described
IA said deed as sll that certain parcel OF tract
OF land, together with AL mo buildiugs aud ini-
prOyemeut ihercl q. rights. ways, hnl appurte-
nances thereto belonging. Wing aud being In mo
county OF Hanover. state o. virginia. about ono
mile from Mechanicsviie AMI about six miles
northeast OF hicamOnG. containing 100 acres.
NOR or less. auI guOWn ~ Rose HILL
IFENS. cash for expenses of executing the
trust and 70 pay s10s, VIII interest nom Nofem-
Der I. j. g. and sl2 hllnncc on note iue Way y
1877, anf any taxes due: bEisurr ou fcrns an
nounced A. sale. q. q. ChAFFlN, Trustee.
Sale py X. Is. CHAFFIS & c., nuctionecr'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-24

By virtue OF deed OF trust from the Marshall
Manufacturing Company 10 c. {. Mckae and y.
W. BoTe, trustees, dated October -. le.t. snd
duly recorded, VIII. a. surviving trustee, being
thereto required by the holder o. one nth IN
interest OF the bonds secured. and In accordance
with a resolution Of the stockholders adopted on
the 2ith day OF june 1890, sell by public auction,
on the premises. on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1890,
beginning at l2 O'Clock NJ. tho VALUABLE
COl10N-MILLS above referred 10, consisting OF
the main building, 50xi50 feet four stories high;
loom house. 72xl0) feet, two stories hlgh. the
first floor Of which Is used "a a packing aud
storage room picker house with mixing room,
92x5g feet: cotton house (ire-proot, capacity OF
two hundred bales, besides all other necessary
buildings for m0tiye-po~er. oinces, &c.
The machinery Is In good condition ana mostly
OF modern patterns. and has daily capacity Tor
$500 pounds 4-yard brown shifting and sheetng'
or II, 200 ysrds.
These mills are built on leased ground, the
owner Of the land furnishing water from the
Manchester canal az reasonable rate, ana the
lease Is perpetual ,,,
After the sale Of the mills | will sell SIX
DOUBLE TENEMENT FRAME HOUSES stu
ated on the south side OF Fourth street between
Everett and stock IN street,, and the LOTS upon
which they stand, fronting together about $50
feet. These houses Will be sod as whole OF
separately, as may De deemed pesI Al the utne
OF sale. The tenements are rented TO employees
of the mills.
And Immediately thereafter will sell, in par
cels OF convenient size, 30 Feet OF NAChNI
LAND on the north side OF Fourth street between
Everett aud Stockton. These lots are DESIRABLE
for building purposes.
The mill-buildings and machinery are In a
good condition. and the brands OF their product
are well known and highly appreciated
one OF tho great advantages OF tho aDove-de-
scribed cottou-railng property Is its location Ia
the centre Of transportation by both rail- and
water.
The mills 70 be sold are In successful opera
ton. and the sale Is necessitated by the winding
up Of an estate.
For further information apply 70 G.. A. PEPI 4,
superintendent Marshall Mills. Manchester, Va,
or 10 the auciioneer at Richmond, Va
TsRHs: One Nth OF the purchsse-money must
be paid in cash, and tho residue In three equal
instalments al six, twelve, and eighteen months
from the day of sale, the credit payments ~ be-
evidenced by negotiable notes, with intores,
added, and secured by a deed OF trust upon The
property.
purchaser on the lsI day OF November 1870.
y. W. BOWIE,
ne .2-eod Surviving Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-24
Eczema on a Boy
sUFFERINGs INTENSE. HEAD NEARLY
RAW BODY COVERED WITH SORES
CURED BY CUTlCURA REMEDIES.

Hessrs Sterens 4 Bruner, Monroe. N. c.:
Dear Sirs,-About two months ago on your re-
commentator l bought q bottle OF CUrICURA
REsOLygSr. one box OF CuTlCURA SALvE, and
ono cake OF CUTICUkA SOAR for my son, aged
! thirteen years who has been a1icted with ecze-
| ma for a long time, and am pleased 10 say that
| / believed the remedies have cured him. His
sufferlngs were intense, his head being nearly
raw, his ears being gone except tho grlsiie. and
/ his body was covered with sores. His condition
was frightful 10 behold The sores have now all
| disappeared, his ssin Is healthy, eyes bright,
cheerful in disposition. and Is working every
day Ny neighbors are witnesses 10 this re-
markable cure. and The doubling ones are re-
quested 10 call or write me, or any OF my neigh
| bors. WILLIAM =. STEPHENSON,
| Winchester Post once. Union county, n. c.
DISFIGURING HUMORS
| have baen terrible sufferer for years from
diseases Of the skin and blood and have been
Obliged TO shun public places by reason OF my
| dishgurng bumors Have had the best OF ply
| scisns and spo1t hundreds OF dollars, but got
no relief until used the CuTIcURA REMEDIES,
| which have cured me, and left my skin as clear
N'N '''' 49, IDA MAY BASS,
| Olive Branch Post once, Miss.
CUTICURA REMEDIES
effect daily more great cures OF humors and dis
cases OF the skim scalp, and blood than all other
remedies combined. CUTIcURA, the great skin
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every species OF itching. burping. scaly, pimply.
| and blotchy diseases OF the skin. scalp, and
blood from Infancy 10 age, from pimples to
scsofula, whom the best physicians and all other
| remedies fail.
| sold everywhere. Price: CUrIcuRA, Soc !;
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-24
WANTED MEN AND WOMEN OF

w ability in every city. town, and village 70
act as AGENTS for the LADIES' BONE JOUR
NAL. We want the best obtainable class OF
agents and to such unusual terms will be Offer
ed. The journal is the handsomest periodical
for ladies ana the family ever issued, and has
nearly half million subscribers IL will be
advertised the coming autumn and winter on
larger scale than ever before. creating demand
that agents should DO ready 10 nil.
CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY,
80 f7-eodl3t Philadelphia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-24
SENATE AND HOUSE.
The Iniquity Consummated-|enab IN
seated-ElIiott, of :. C., Unseated Aiso'
IBy telegraph to the Dspatch.l

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. September 23.--Mr.
Hale introduced joint resolution, winch
was referred 10 the Committee on Pubiic
Buildings and Grounds, for the erection IN
tbe District of Columbia of a memorial
building which shall be suitable monu-
ment t. the memory of L. S. Grant, which
shall contain military and naval museum.
etc, and in the inner court of which may
be placed to rest the mortal remains OF the
distinguished American. The title en-
dorsed on the joint resolution reads: In
the vault of which shall be placed the
mortal remains of ULYSSES s. Grant"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-24
h n. 80 LLF, Vt 70 = IT
ET.D. lTskA Gcncrsl slperin.o4 i7at
TN. RssEsOS. general Passenger ASA,
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL-
- WAY COMPANY

~ WAY 1uhfANf
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT ssPrENBiRs iDl
IsAyz EicusoSn
r.aoA. NJ. Freight. exco.t sunday, Corr
passenger tetHosl hl iai@it Us
GOrloasTlle. $3.50
$50 A. NJ Daily Tor Oid lo.n- aal N..i,
Pullman Car White a.lpn-r " "a
,,ooA.N. Exsrsss. daily for Cin-innsa r.i.
man Palace or uli fu.li '
sulDhur. sni P4iiman sleeper la,.-
lott.syile 70 CiDcinoaA N4af az
Nirnmoni o. & llf..H torsf.
.sopM Exores, dairy FOR on ooip a. N.-
golk. Fulusa Sleeping Car N.-'
.apu h",on noaslioo. except Sunday -
Charlottesville. ,...,
s.sopu 1bsEF. Limited daily. Pa .fsa
Wv sleeping Car Oh Point - ,il. 'N'.
soltf vasabgie train. eiin lini-.
All Pultmsus Cnagl0stsssile y ~
e,nnau ana PullaAa 50 L9Als''i-N
ryafss ASxlyg a. SicAH0sp.
,.xAN. and a.5s 2. NJ. daily IRON eiafila'.-
aris A. N. daily, except sunday. ifoN '-'
,O,oIs soa -.,sR N. daily from Norfolk
80 y NJ. frei % from Cnariosies'illr rA.ei'
sunday, carries sa,senSrfa
station: Broad street Resr Seventeenth
JANgs-RIygs DylsloS
(Richmond and Allegheny @s.A''A'
LEAVE kIcBHONn
ANA. NJ daily for Lynelbars. Lekins'oa Aii
Chiffon Forge. s,..,.
Ing Car Tor Lyncapafi. "a
lsavss Lyncneurg a. 0ls \ n. N~-'
fos Lexlo goa AMI Niu.oH sossN
rKAiss Assivs AT kichsoNe
enP N. dsi,y trsm clifson sesss v,,,.
Sa) A. n sxcspg sunday trcm Nutso" '~s"
Lsxiagton, sai iyacao"f6.
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General Passenger ASsss.
q ". sxayusA 0sasxa 81 s0psxlatssisAs 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-24
YORK-RIYER LINE,vl wEsrrorr
TIE FAyoRITE ROUTE SoRrE
LEAVE RICHMOND:

LEAVE RICHMOND:
IkAlN No %. slJPM
LOCAL EXPIRES, daily esc.ls sInf.v. st,-,
al all stations. A. Lsssor MAJOR cornecs ELL,
stage Tor Na.ksrton. Win Baltimore s.oansr..
West PoinL
TRAIN M S. A3sPg.
BALIlhOkk LIMITED daily except sr-f.r
for West Point connecting glth Yrrf. e..s
steamers for baltimore. A. Balum ~ ste...-,
C. nnect win baltimore aoi OHIO rsfr..t ~
Warrington, Philadelphia. anf NeF f.rt.
steamers leave Baltimore T.. II. faly. or-...
sunday.
Trains arrive At Richmond i3A.Maai...,
A. n.
TRAIN No H. 5.nAN
LOCAL MIXED. daily except sllisy isart
TNenty-thiri street for West Ioiug al atsr.
mediass points.
TicEst-onlce az station foot N Eiryias sfr,..
Opeu A. "a. t0 T. 81. agl ICON Yf h.l ID
A. NJ
ely rcketor1cc-cornsr o. Ionu aai gaa
Ftrees.
sol HAAS, JAS. r. TAYLOR
Iraflc Manager. Genera Passenger kf...
JOSEPH :. POTTS. Division Pass. g.. Af.-L
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-24
OVER THREE HUNDRED CONVERTS.
Meeting Of the state sunday-schooi Con-
vention-The Programme.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

fSl0clAl telegram 70 tuo birphiNiLi
IYScHBuRG. Va. September 23.-So far
nc can be learned there were 3O2 persons
who professed conversion here during the
sam Jones meetings. They are distributed
among the denominations as follows: Bap-
fist. los: Methodist, 1885, Presbyterian,
10: other churches. y. II is thought that
a great number Of country people VINO AZ
tended were also converted.
The Virginia State Sunday-Scho0l Con
vention met here this evening IN the Sec
ond PRESBYTERIAN church. The session be-
gan with q general mass-meeting, with the
following programme
THE PROGRAMME.
The address of welcome was delivered
by Major I. J. Kirkpatrick. During the
session of the convention addresses Will
also be delivered by the Hon. William Rev
nulds, ex-president OF the international
Sundav-SchooI Union-subject, state
and County Organizations Rev. Jaoez
Hall. ID. d., Of the Christian church OF
Richmond subject. Promise and Praise
Service; Rev. j. +. Bushnell, ID. D., of
the International Executive Committee
subject. Teaching Gods Word" Rev. D..
Il. Whitley. of Richmond-subiect, " Pre-,
paration for Teaching the Sunday-School
Class" Mr. Albert l.. West-subJcct, he
Sunday-School: Its Past, Present. and Eu-
ture": Captain J.. l.. Marks, of Peters
burg-subject, Sunday-School Manage
ment."
A large number of delegates are in at
tendance and many more are expected TO-
morrow, when the convention VIII settle
down 10 business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-24
By James B. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
lii3 Main street.
TWO CHOICE WEST-END LOTS,
ArrRAcrIvELY LOCATED FOR BUsINRsy OR
RESIDENCE.
NORTH SIDE OF CARY BETWEEN PLUM AND
LoMBARDY,
lobe soLDBY PUBLIC AUCTION ON
FRIDAY NEXT, s6rH lSsrAys.
Aro1 O'CLOCK p. II.

Ishali sell by public auction. on the premises,
thsss two pretty and valuable nearby VACANT
f1Ts an the north side Of Cary street, Just atty
feet west from Plum street-within the corporate
ns. los tss, I 70 AZ su ..S back
'oTs lots are go atractively located, arc 90
,rx,t,nr for business or residence, for home on
rental purposes tina thai snsy mus: speedily in
nr,cc now expected, they ofier extraordinary In
dueeuc nj TO speculation
Don't miss this chAnee
Tsaxs Accommodating, and q ssle.
ssa - = hA@Aas Anceoosers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-24
AUCTION sALKS-Future Daya
BY sutton q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionsers,
1914 Main street.
ExECUTOR'S SA LE
DETACHED rwo.sToRY FRAME DWELLING
No. 1904 WEST MAIN.
BETWEEN PLUM AND LoMBARDY STREETS.

Acting under the provisions OF tho Will OF
James Gum, deceased, and decree OF toe
Richmond Chancery Court entered on the l2th
day OF March. 1880. 10 the suit OF Gums execu-
tors Gum and ala. shall, as executor, sell az
public auction, upon the premises. on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER IS, 1897,
at s O'Clock P. NJ. tho ABovR-DEsCbIBED PRO-
PERTY, fronting ~ feet AZ inches on the east
side Of Main street and running back depth Of
I7S feet inches 10 sn ALLEY. The dwelling IL
nearly new, containing SIX rooms. and u In good
order, situated Immediately on tho sreeIcar
line. and 10 in arsnidly-lmproying LOCALITY.
TERMS: One fonrth cash: balance az sir.
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable
notes, with interest added from day OF sale and
title retained until all the purchase-noney -
paid, or the purchaser will receiye a decd ana
give decd OF trust 10 secure the deferred pay
ments, or all cash al tho option OF the purchaser.
A. X. GUM, Executor.
SUTTON & Co.. Auctloneers SO ID
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rRAINs NOxrHWAkD.
'Daar tDaily except sana,y


Nos. II. q. 81 aud 81. mako 10 s,7yN
q ani Is stop % sigma o. aap'Asi'
Drerry's Biuf. Centrsiis. auf tnrf''r
stops on signal ~ Manchester % 'i ltrs.'f
~ -top- al Mao hester. NoS S. - "a f| on. DO
a. snl IS, Will stop .. al s-As4oni to "a iet-
gers. ..,,.,,,,,., s.,,,.y
On TrsiBs Nos. 10 ami = slsss gears DssF'ft
New YORK al Tampa. Pa. et4 dA.t' li'I
on Trains SOs. 10 snd /. sleol --al' i II
Warrington aud Charleston On lfA'h 30 70
slespiug.cars between Wasniegil ani ia 40
ronyille, ON Train y. % siergins ears Do
tyesn Jacksonville agt sew lOfL ..
THE ONLY ALL-EAlb LINZ ~ $50 ',"' ''..-
R.ehmoai..'.'gs0A An. sorioit......E.l p Z
Richmond '.sl T.. 81. NOrfl.t..... 81 D.
Norfolk .......'s.i0A. v. k.crm .-l..itlI u.
Norfolk ......'4.Jl 2. n. Ken nor g.. '.sf r =.
ine trains laauas k.0lmDli 80 81 a. .. '..
Norfolk a. T. ". Are r.iii -hi-s .'.f'
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-24
THE MOVE on BICBMoNI

After an hour devoted TO the calendar. in
which no business of public Importance
was transacted, the House bill with Senate
substitute to define and regulate the juris-
diction of the courts of the United States
was taken up. the pending question beng
on Mir Germans amendment 10 substitute
baltimore for Richmond as the place for
holding the court in the Fourth circuit.
Mr.. Barbour argued against the amend
ment. but as no quorum voted upon IT the
bill went over without action, and the
Senate adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-24
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