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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-14
BLOODY WORK.
A Murderer and His Friends Draw Their
winchesters. But Officers Too Quick.

Winchcsters, But Ohicers Too QUICK.
Especial telegram TO the DIspstch.l
EsrIILvILIH, Va. January l9.--Saturday
about noon $. w. Wax and John u. Mass
met Dock Ramey. the murderer of III. J..
Moore, near Osborn's ford, accompanied
by his brother Bill and father, John Ra-
mey. The officers ordered the Rameys to
halt and surrender Dock and Bill drew
their Winchesters, and four shots were
fred simultaneously. The Rameys shot
too soon, and the officers fire was fatal.
Dock fell to the ground, and was in the
act of firing when another load of buck
shot quieted him forever. Bill was helped
from his horse by Mass and died yesterday
evening. Taylor Berry was with Mass and
Wax in the morning and had gone TO see Ia
mey aud try and induce him to surrender.
Berry was held under Ramey's gun for
some time, unarmed. aud then driven down
the road. He followed them and came up
Just after the firing. The officers are
brave men and did all they could to avoid
bloodshed.
Dock Ramey was desperate character.
He and his brother Bill were sent to the
penitentiary for murder about six years
ago, and were pardoned few months ago
by the Governor.
In November last Dock went to the house
of II. ]. Moore. and without provocation
shot him dead. He has since, with his
Brother Bill. been defying the officers and
terrifying the community. Dock was
twenty-four years old, handsome, and
shrewd, and held the life of Jesse James as
m aspiring soldier would read Caesars
Commentaries. He had resolved to outstrip
Jesse, but failed. He was in trouble from
his youth to his tragic death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-14
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
BY X. b. Chafln &c Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Nc. norlh Tenth street

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
K BRICK DWELLING ON EAST SIDE or
EIGHTH STItEEf BEYOND LEIGH, DESIG-
MATED As No. 63j, AND CONTAINING tlGBT
Rooms AND Isl rCHEN-LOT % FEET FAOSr
BY 10 FEET DEEP 40 AN ALLEY.-By yir-
tue OF two deeds Of trust, the first recorded Ia
Deed Book 10 G, page 80, AMI the second in
Dead Book l3l c, pHge -. Richmond Cnancery
Court, the undersigned. at the request OF bene-
fc aries for default In payment of debts secured,
will sell by public auction on the premises on
TUESDAY, JANUARY II, 1890,
at 4:30 o'clock r. W., that CERTAIN LOT OF
LAND, WITH The IMPROVEMENT THERE
on, lying In the ci Of Hichmoni on The east
side OF Eighth street, nearly opposite the CITY,
Spring lot.
The LOr fronts % feet with n depth OF 1872 feet
according TO irst deed. and go feet according TO
last deed, an alley 20 feet wide
order, IL located IN conyeLient aud desirable
neigh oOrh0oi, and will make nice home or
YIELD good rem al.
IRsMs: BY consent, one thiri cash: balance
10 three equal payments OF SIX, tw'lve, and
eighteen months, with per cent interest, Sc
cured by deed Of trust. or all cash at option OF
purchaser. JULIUS srkAUS,
X. b. CHAFFIN.
W. J. WB>TWOOD.
Trustees in first deed;
JAMS PLEASANTS.
Trustee In second deed.
Sale by X. b. CHAPLIN & Co., Auc ioneers.
ia3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-14
WANTS.

EMPLOYMENT WANTED BY A
IL young man In any busine that living
can be made. Wiling 10 do anything. Good
references. Apply at 1911 west Marshall street
"a IL
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THE VETS AND DRYS.
Great Excitement Over the Hili-Ctty Eiec'
tion-How Voters are Kept In Hand.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispstchl
IyScgprEo. Va, January 13.--The city is
srroupbt up TO the highest pitch Of excite
ment tonight. and both vets and drys are
eager for the fight on tomorrow Inc urys
have all of their colored voters corralled IN
a hall on Main street. and state they VIII
not let them out until sunrise tomorrow,
when they will march them TO the polls,
and the vets have an immense crowd at
Armory Hall, on Fifth street. where they
will give them handsome breakfast In the
morning. Owing to the extraordinary ex-
citement and bitterness shown on ootn
sides MAYOR Manson issued q proclamation
this evening closing all the bar-roo'hs ana
prohibiting crowds on the streets and at
the polling-places tomorrow. He also
made bands of music leave the streets until
after the election. Both sides seem to he
confident. but the vets are Offering ODDS
and get but few takers.
OLD BoAraiAN dad.
Captain Gideon w. Hicks. one OF the
Oldest boatmen on the old canal, died mere
Samuel Tribes. a colored man, died here
Saturday morning under very suspicious
circumstances, and 1t is thought ne was
poisoned by woman with whom he lived.
The case is under investigation.
NJ. A. Saunders. clerk in the Richmond
and Danville office here. has been appoint
ed Joint representative of the Richmond and
Danville and Lynchburg and Durham
roads in the handling Of freight.
A telegram received here to-day from
Roanoke announces the death in that city
Yesterday of Dr. William II. Price, one of
the most prominent physicians OF the
place.
ROCKY MOUNT F1nE.
II is reported that the Roanoke Light
infantry will be called on to go to
Rocky Mount on. the occasion of the
hanging of the three negroes convicted OF
burning the town last fall. The colored
people of the place are very much excited
over the verdict, and it is thought they
will make an effort to rescue the con-
demned
A thermometer at Bufords, Bedford
county, which is situated right in the
mountains. registered 30 degrees in the
shade yesterday.
A new local train between this city and
Danville has been placed on the Richmond
aud Danyille road. This train leaves here
at G. so A. NJ, and returning, leaves Dan
vile at 4:80 p. Nj.
The furnaces and nail-works four miles
above this city, which have been idle some
time. will resume operations again to-
morrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-14
By Joseph B. Davis, Auctionser,
It. b. Cook, sslesman.)
VERY GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
AT No. Coz NORTH TENTH STREET.

on TUESDAY. JANUARY a, 1890, AT 10 A. NJ,
we will cell as above, consisting In part OF
Elegant PARLU' sun IN Walnut, and OF latest
design IN plush;
MAkBLh-TOP TABLES;
WINDOW CURTAINS and SHADES;
Very handsome HALL-kACk, PICTURES, &C.;
DINING EXTENSION-TAB' 4:
CHAI X, REFRIGERATOR, &C.
There are four or i've chambers fully furnish
ell with
WALNUT AND MAHOGANY SUITS. complete,
Of excellent quality, and In hfst-class condi-
ton;
MAI THESES, BEDDING, &C.:
KITCHEN UTENSILS generally, aud variety
OF smaller articles Indispensable in house.
keeping
The residence Is fully csrpeted with
BRU ssELS, THhEE-PLY, and INGRAM CAR
PETS.
This sale deserves attention, as tho sale Is
positive on account OF removal.
Jail l.. Is. COOK, salesman
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-14

Mr.. johnson was being initiated into q Sc
crct order. During the ceremony Y was
necessary to descend into pit thirteen
fcet deem by means Of q rope suspended
from the ceiling of the lodge-room. Mr..
Marshall descended an safety. but while
Mr.. johnson was suspended over the pit
the rome broke and he fell to the bottom.
He was at once carried to his home, and at
FIRST his injuries did not appear TO be Sc.
rious, but he grew steadily worse until
death eDsued
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-14
THE BURSON CASE.
The Judge Declines TO bail the Prisoners

t@pc>tot t'iV<toAs W Wv btot8.Vtif
ABINGDON, Va, January ls.--The argu-
ment on the motion for bail in the Burson
case was concluded Saturday night at 1880
o'clock. The Court immediately adjourned
without deciding the question. Upon the
opening OF the court this morning Judge
Morrison after an able opinion declined
bail 70 the prisoners. The Burson referred
20 IN the affidavit asking for rule against
Hr. Gary was not the prisoner, but was his
aged fAther. z. L. Burson, who informs
your correspondent that he met the
editor of the Virginiua on the street in
Abingdon some days ago and the editor
banded him q copy Of bis paper and asked
him IL il would be improper for him Gary
10 hand ono TO Judge Morrison, and he re-
piled he thought not. as he be had been
Informed by the Commonwealth Attorney
that Judge Kelly would hear that motion.
The widow Of Governor Wyndham Ro-
bertson died at her residence, near Abing-
don, to-dsy. She was eeventy-seyen years
81 age and was worthy companion Of her
most distinguished husband.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-14
Nominations.

WASHINGTON. January 49, The President
to-day nominated the following postmas.
ters: Richard ID. Locke. of Macon, Ca;
w. Walker Russell. Anderson, Courthouse.
=. O.; Clifford ~ Taylor, Of Covington,
Tenn; William Spellings. Mckenzie. Tenn.
Also the following recess nominations
George p. Fisher, Of Delaware, to be FIRST
Auditor OF the Treasury; Henry O. War.
moth. collector Of customs for the district
OF New Orleans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-14

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG re-
III AND POTOMAC RAILRoAD.-scneduls
commeactng JANUARY Is, lsJ0-0sstera
STANDARD tins
7:s3 A. NJ. leaves Byrd-susei station daily
stops ONLY at Ashland. b0iawsll, Mil
ford. aud Fr, dericksburg, brooke aod
Midewater. >leepsg 10 Washington
aud New York DOES not sop e;
Elba.
a.op p. NJ. leaves Byri-Susst station daily. ex.
capt sunday.
ssoP. N. leaves Bysd-strss, station daily
s.I3Pl raves byri->treet sts;ion daily.
stops only AZ Boutwell,. Milford. and
Fredericksburg. sleeper Richmond
s,oA- N. arrives az Byrd street station daily
Sleeper frou Seg YORK.
s-as p. NJ arcNes Ct Byrd-Streei station daily:
si,ps no Fredericksburg, Mlltort
Ban vel. and Ashland. Sleeper fron
Washington and New YORK Doss not
SOP az t. Oa
sos p NJ. arrives byrd-stroet station daily
stops only ss Fredericksbarg, NIL
ford. and Ashland.
sSP N. arrives a. Byrc-srsst station daily
except sunday
ASHLAND rRAISs
pAILY xxcsrr sUsDAYa
G<sA. n. leaves kibA Arrives - Ashisnd
4mp n sccomnoiasion leaves Byrd-suse.
s.aton arrives o. Ashland ~ =. f.
e:q4P. n. iesves Ella arrives 1t Ashland q
epA NJ. arrive. slDa Lsavss Ashland S,rl,
A NJ.
xas A. N Recommendation arrives as bry6
strss. station. leaves Ashland ats:G
An.
sssR N. arrives q EisS leavss Ashland y
6l9P. NJ.
The New York aud Floridx specie, compos
AZ Pul,msn yestieuled ara will arrive 90 BYRD
Street station on Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays ct ria p. NJ and. eemtnenctrg Jahn-
AIRY !6ih. viii leave byfd-SIeet station on
1usedaye. THURSDAYS. sad saturdays ~ $40 A.
~ ExtrH fare Il charge on this uttn:
6. A. TAYLOR Traffic Manages
1T n NynnS general eupsria,en4est
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Departures OF srEAsEK&
sTEANROAr III,

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ireVs.i
Y CONPANY for NORFOLK. a-.i3As---
PORT>MOU kEWpOkr NEWS, tLA- -
MONT, and JAAES-hlFfN LANDINGS 1lf" /,
by eiegabt saiooO sfeames ARIEL, ieaufg hl'.
mond EVtKT MONDAY. WEDNESDAY ali
FRIDAY nj A. NJ. ctreet-car5 20 ducliy -
steamsrsi sharL
Councillors at Norfolk eigselv win al inei
for northern elite. same alter o1n, james fiFtf
Is dsyligh. Great tourist line A. fapas. roAt'.
ThIougb tickets on steamer ani a. ga Der ,
Agency, 100 Main street blEsago .uf r. ]
though Siatc-rOofns engaged f0f ~ or Dif1-
Freight received daily Tor NOttoLk. fyti -
MOUTH. OLD PoiNB Alex ANDfIi, ~ "a ~
TIC AND DASylLLE -lAfiON-, lni /" a.
INGTOS. D. e., AL 3 iuis M Etsiorn N'fa
Carolina, Eastern Virginia, All at regular -a-l-
ings on tns James aud rapplhauDo'k riFer,, -
lowest rates aud through bits i.sarL
LUCItS b. Nus. sic--frcsi1eni.
No III Man street AMI .o'- -
IRvIs WsIs GzR. Freight Gnd Passenger Ascae
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-14
RAILROAD LIMA
DICHMOND AND DANVILL h
IN RAILROAD.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY 5. 1891
RAILROAD LE>EA.

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. 81, $50 A. NJ.
COUTHERN EXPRESS, daily. for Dnnville,
- Greeusboro', Winston-ssiem, Durham, TIA
leigh, kaud emau. salisbury, Asneyile, Hot
springs, Charlotte. Columbia. Aiken, Au-
custa, Atlanta, Birmingham, Montgomery. New
OH ans, Texas aud California. Pullman palace
slee pin cars Richmond 10 Dnngio and Danyl'ie
70 Ashsyille, Augusta, Birmingham, ana New
Orleans .
TRAIN No. 81, 1915 A. NJ.
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA EA-
PRES. daily, for Burkevillr, al stations
on the Norfolk and "estern railroad. Lynch
burg, Knoxvl lie. Chattanooga, Memphis, ana
Nashville; also. for kcysyiile, ClerAsyiile, Ox-
ford snders,n. Durham, and Raleigh. Ihis
tram goes through solid TO Raleigh.
TRAIN No. 80, 3 Z. NJ.
EAST MAIL. daily tor all points on the Farm
= Vile ani Powhatsn railroad, DanWlle,
Green-boro'. Winston Salon, Raleigh. Char
loite, Asnevilie. Columbia. Augusta, Atlanta,
Birmingham, Montgomery, New Orleans, Texas,
and ca ifornis. pullman palace slcepine-csrs
Dsnvile 10 Augusta aud Atlanta. aud at Green's
boro' sleeper pa Asheyille 10 Morris own, Tenn.
TRAIN No. 40, 3 J.. NJ.
A MELIA ACCOMMODA HON, daily except
"A sunday. for Amelia Courthouse and inter-
mediate points.
TRAIN No. II, $40 A. NJ.
GLOVER LOCAL, daily except sunday. freight
- train with coach attached, for Clover, va,
and intermediate points.
ARRIVE All RICHMOND
Train NO. 50 at Sis A. NJ. No. 81 at $3.50 p NJ,
and No. So at42O r. NJ.
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TRAINS NoRrnwAgD.
sropplSC-pLACg4.

STOPpISG-pLACES.
nos "a. 10, e, IS -. amos mako I'D stops 80
q and ~ SOD Do e.Rnal a. hapchr,i r. nrn"i .
Run Centralls, ang chester. NO< 81, 81 ~, a.
81 will stop at all stat DIS TOR pas-enzcrs.
PCLLMAr-CAR -EKsiCE.
ON Trains Nos. IL ani - sleepin s-cAfs ufiHsfi
New YOrk aud Tampa. I'll. Ca JAcsa 'nFiiIs.
On Trains SOS IL alI 2 ,loepiDs-cans l.Nf'.
Washington and Charleston anl boeio" hni
JACKS invite. GA Traa No. g. sleep ng-eh.'
between Wssutngt)I ana JAcSspn'ilin. 'i
Trains Nos. IS. o. AM - sleoeins- cars teiTeel
.Jg hsonyille aud New iOgk. On Trans Noa. J.,
an - .ieepllg carr between Washington AID
IhOmAsylle, Ga
In aiift Oh tO the above
THE NEW \ ORR And FiOHIDA Special,
consisting ~ yestlbuie Pullman clrs ogly. loay's e
Richmond south found 81 i.l3 J.. ". on NO.
days McinesdAy-, ami trIisy-, Aui lehfor n
tersburg north-bouul al : \ u. on lun'ds! o.
THURSDAYS, aud Saturdays tAtA ihfo 10
charged on ihi- train -
R,chmon Nv ..vs'spAM Sor,als'. "... p y.
Riehmoui 'vssP ". N0riYlE..... tlf t. y.
HorfoIS .'.2DA- ". kictInolf..ii.l .. -.
Norfolk ....'5.JO p. NJ. Richmond. 'lI =. II.
gne trains leaving Hicunond o. roo a. 3d. shl
Norfolk At5P. VI. are solid trans between tNHs-
tzn points, ana pas.eug go through Hit %
change OF cars. Close connections are also nfif
AZ peiersb ~ by the 2 u =. 30. train iron .ii..-
mond aud tue 3 @ y. n. raln iron. No-i0iE.
Trsins l-agug hichmoni a. Nil a. p. Ali
1920 y. N. and arriving q, Richmond ~ '. Be-
NJ aud 6OS 4. ~. maze connection a. f'.' y
burg to snd IRON fIrmyille, LSnchDlrs al
southwestern points
X. NJ sULLY. superinisaieaL
IT. y. MYsss General .up'7niel io1-
T. N. EHsasoS, teaegAi Passenger AztlL
SOL BAAs. Tram naGsE5c a. =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-14
Nv rsoues, Of the owner we will sell BY auc-
ton On the premises, on
THURSDAY. January I6, 1890,

st 4 o'clock P. NJ, tho a. ovo BROAD-SI hEsI
PROPERTY, viii con- sts OF the weil-known
o,cesdfpgly attractive and valuable business
nIonerfy adjoining the x O. nirnt thea r., on
he -outh side Of Broad sir set ott@een 'eyens a
and Eighlh streets. fr, nIias S1~ Ieet Oh Dayo ai
street and exterii ogck between paralei
line 139 feet to theatre Il ey. being most al,
mirabl arranged, snac GU substantial, anu
mo is nly-coastrucied house ~ four stories
above md excellent cellar, containing, Desioes
the extra large and handsom' naIo5n, aoou,
twenty coed rooms. not includ' The large anu
EXCEL mt pantry, kich-n, closets, c. WIN 10y
and co I'D water and al iho mo lero convenience,
throushout high ceilings well Lighted, wen
ventilated, and In perfect orter. WIN auplo
space for such addition and enlargement as may
be desired 800. ,,z, thu
Tho wsll.snown popularity OF this house., inc
very large patronage when It now euJoys an
winch II viii always commend, because Oh lts
90, uliarly al outrageous location. Joining our
most popular pleasure resorts aud most &c ntral.
" lo,stei, OF the most prominent D.s'n .pro
sreet ran Ter n OF Ot the ra0s. attractive pro-
perties, whether Tor business or investments, any
where % DC found.
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Supposed Sunken Vessel.
fRv telegraph 10 the Dispa ca. !

Nrw YORK. January 13.-Ihe steamer
CITY of Augusta, from Savannah, which ar
rived here to-day, reports that on the 18th
instant at $40 A. NJ. eleven miles north of
Barnaget and about four miles from land,
she passed mast floating agaG, and spar,
the top just awash, apparently attached to
sunken vessel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-14
BY z. C. Tinsley & Co,
Real Estate Agents AMI Auc!loneers'
.l06 Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE
N TwO-sTORY EsTORgAND DWELL
ING NO. 9l2 BtNEkLI SrktEl.-At the re-
quest OF the owner, VINO needs money for OF or
purposes, we viii oder for sale, 81 public suc-
ton, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. JANUARY i6, 1880.
at 490 O'Clock T. w.. that very desirable FRAME
STORE AM DWELLING No o.! BEVERLY
STREET.
This property contains FIVE rooms beside tho
store, and n N ueIghbOrboOi whore houses
CON mad really tenants &c good rentals The
lot is 29Iilj FEET, l. at the corner OF vide Al
ley, ani has a well o. foe water on H.
Come out 10 this sale and ws can sell you O
bargain.
Trims: One third cash: balance six. twelve,
and eighteen months. Tor negotiable nOtes. so
cured by deed Of trust, or al cash Al the op-
ton Of ths purchaser.
T. c. TINSLEY & CO.,
ia Auct0neers.
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BY Z. 4 Cstlin. Auctioneer.
10 Eleventh street.

DEREMPTORY SALE OF M
PROVED AND UNEMPLOYED PROPERTY
on WEST LEIGH STREET ON
WEDNESDAY, JAsUARY DID. Ar O'CLOCK 7. M'
/. SIXTY FEET Front at northeast corner
Of Leigh ard Dnneen streets
2 LOT tWenty-six feet front adjoining above
with substantial DWELLING thereon containing
eight rooms and three closets, Two coal-houses,
and most exce lent water in yard.
g. LOT Just east Of above, iron Jog forty feet
a. FRAME DWELL g con aiming Ave good
rooms on lot fronting twenty feet.
B. Lot east OF above fronting sixty-six feet on
Leigh street.
Boih of The dwellings have been recently
built, and have readily commanded good occu-
pants.
Intending purchasers should not fall 70 attend
this SAFE, rs the real es ate market 1. now dur,
which IL the time tlat prudent people buy Per-
sons wi h small means car MAKE arrangements
10 ray most Of the pgrehase- money IA monthly
psyment-. L. A. CAILlN,
isl2li. l6,l9,2l,22 AuctiOaeer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-14
THE OLD BURG.
TO asc,d.uss-Msry the Mother Of wssh-
ington.

, ,.,.eyam u sns Dlspa,rn,
r.rnv,,rrspure. January i3.-Little Aus
~; McCracten Jr., youngest son OF Cap.
WI 81 r. ucfs-acken. was very painfully IN
tam ! NJ ovcn;nr about the head by fall
luieu 'n's .t,,,la atone near his fathers resi-
M on III, nlayipe with some young
uenc.' Medical aid was summoned
con IN ,.,ands dressed. Though not dan
., ,n.o, Ne they are exceedingly painful.
49, iohn I Berry while going down the
.,a,,a IN The rear Of her dwelling this eve
,';,io fail and received several severe bruises
anj cnts about her head anu face. 1hey
are yeyv paiulul. but not dangerous. She
;s uearfv eightv-two years OF age. aud IL Is
,ronder thnt some of her bones were not
broken. ,.r.s
a.. vivian G. Jones, aged twenty-nine
aad a most worthy and estimable
S.o,',,c man Of Stafford county. died nj his
y1nntber's residence, ia that county. yester-
dav morning after a snort Hines. he was
m,icL liked by all who knew him ana was
a very promising young man. ms mother
l. also quite II! and not expected 10 recover.
~ IA supposed death resulted from the III
fuenza.
~.pv TIE MOTHER OF WASHINGTON.
Interest tonight Is being strongly mani.
go ,n tho libel suit of Messrs. Colbert y
E;r,isy ag,;nst Mr.. George w. Shepherd
=, rafsrence 10 the advertised sale some
time 400 of the grave of Mary, the mother
of WASHINGTON. aud which comes mp III the
C;rcnjt Court Of this city tomorrow. A
LARGE number of spectators VIII no doubt
he present during the entire trial. ana con-
siderable interest will be manifested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-14
AeArAL FALL INToApIT.
4 CIssgymss Dies Of Injuries Received IN
Al Initiation Ceremony.

A Huntington. w. Va, telegram says |:
nav. J. w. johnson, OF the Methodist Epis-
eorsi Church. South. OF this city. died this
scrnina. the result Of peculiar sceident.
~ TFIdey evening, In company With Rev.
III Na11hAn. Of the Epsscpsl Church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-14
FRIDAY, January II, 1890,

at A O'Clock p. NJ, we will sell, on the premises,
the yery desirable corner PROPERTY, sixth
AMI Leigh streets, consisting Of LOr ironitng
4s S-ia q on Leigh street, rln1'ng otck pc
dan. n a. no s-l2 feet. with FRAME DWELLING
ia ,reon, in good order. 2 his property - now
vie dug good interest upon the outlay, out To-
Gated as Il Is in the central part OF the 81 J, WIN
It's teautiful snado-treo'. - one OF the most ue-
sirnhle huildlug lots upon thu marget.
ITEMS OF BROAD-STgEEr SALE; Sl5gO upon
tho 70 owing credits: FLED a. six, eighteen,
thir y, f0rty-two. and 1tty-fOuf months each ani
$500 al sixty-six months from January IL. I,vc'
with I'm crest thereon, payable gemi-annualy,
and secured ~ trust-deed upon the property
the re- Under 10 30 paid in cash.
4 RIM, or LEtGH-sTREET SALE: ono fourth IN
cash; remainder IN three equal ils a1mehls OF
SIX. twelve ard eighteen months, for Totes with
interest added ami secured by deed on the pro-
perry. GEORGE :. YAsHON x son.
ia O AuctioDeers.
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YORK-RIvER LINE, v1AWEST POINT
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THE FAyORIrE ROUTE TO BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. 81, 800 Z. NJ.
OCAL EXP8ESS, daily except sunday. stops
IL atsl stations. At Lester Manor connec.s
with stage for Walkerton: also, connects with
Baltimore stea ner At West Point.
TRAIN No. 50, 4:3O L. NJ.
baltimore LIMITED. daily except Sunday,
IS for West Point connecting With YORK.
River steamers for Baltimore. Al Baltimore
steamers c, nnoct with Baltimore and ohio rail
road for Washington, Philadelphia, and New
York. FARE: Richmond 10 Baltimore, 81: 70
Washington, s.; to PHILADELPHIA, $3.50; Ne"
York, sI5O. ,
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE
+. VI.
T,OR WEST POINT, daily except Sunday,
thence by Richmond aud Dsnyille railroad
10 Richmond, arriving AZ $40 A. NJ. and llOO 4.
NJ. and connecting with Train No. -. sec
Train No 54--yirginia and North Carolina ex-
press.l .
TRAIN No. 10, 7:i0 A. NJ.
Y OCAL, MIXED. daily except sunday lesves
IL Twenty-"Ighth stree. for West POint s1d
intermediate points.
icKet-oiiice at station foot 81 Virginia street
CITY tcketollce-corner OF Tenth and Msia
streets.
SOL HAAS, JAS. l.. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager General Passenger Agent
JOSEPH ). POTTS. Division Passenger Agent
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In pursuance OF tho decree OF January Z, 1890.
In said cause. the undersigned. special commits
siorer, will sell by public auction, on the pre-
misses, on
FRIDAY, JANUARY Il, 1890,
at AZ O'Clock p. NJ, the aOove-nsmed DEslRA-
DUPLICATED DWELLING, ANU LOT, 'front.'
ing 80 feet, more o. less, on tie east side Of
1hirtieth street between Marshall and Clay
streets, and extending back betw Ell parallel
lines 100 feet 10 an alley ~ feet wide.
Terms: One third cash the residue IN equal
instalmsnls at ak and twelve months, by nego-
table notes. with interest added, aud The
title retained until the purchase money Is fully
paid and a coayeysnc ordered by tho Court.
ID. e. RICHARDSON,
Special Com missioner.
J. B. ELAN, Auciioneer.