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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
BOLD BURGLARS.
A Lady Seized and Chloroformed and House
Burned.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, March 3l.-At Asheville Fri
esy night two burglars entered the house
81 William Terrell One had a knife the
other a revolver. Mrs. Terrell was lying
on a sofa. As she heard the steps she
arose, thinking they were those of her
husband. The men warned her on pain
of death TO make no outcry, and a mo-
ment later she was seized and chloroform-
ed. Then the house was robbed 1t was
eight hours before Mrs. Terrell recovered
consciousness and found herself, bound
hand and foot. lying in front of fire.
place. 1t was an hour later before her
husband'returned. One OF the burglars
was white. the other colored
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
And So They Were Married.
rCnaefaI taIeDram IN tho DieDatgh

LYxcHBURG, VA. March 31.-Charles
Haley, aged nineteen. and Miss Leila Go
ing, aged sixteen. left home quietly yester-
day afternoon for Pelha n, n. c., where
they were married. Both reside here. The
parents of both parties were opposed to
the match on account OF youth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
A Change Necessary.

RALyIGH, March Efficiently the La
dies Memorial Association of Raleigh
chose the life and services Of General W. ID.
Fender as the subject of thisyear's address
and Fab II. Busbee, Of Raleigh, as orator.
The association was informed to-day that
Mr.. Busbee could not get the material 10
prepare the address. aud the subject was
therefore changed 10 the history Of the
North Carolina Junior Reserves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
CURIOUS TRIO OF TRAMPS,
And Singular Illustration of Ignorance
rspecial telegram 20 the Dispatchl

Especial telegram 70 the nispatchl
CHAR1orTR, n. c., March 9i.-Two Char
lotte ladies were on the way to visit rela-
tive who lives six miles from the city last
Saturday, when they saw Oh old white wo-
man and two girls bobbling along i'll the
road. One of the girls was almost blind
and the other was on crutches. The ladies
invited the crippled girl to ride in their
carriage to 1.-The turn in the road, and she
accepted. Along the way the ladies learn
ed quite an interesting history of the trio.
They were from Illinois. and had walked
every mile of the way from that State.
They were bound for Lincoln county to
visit relative there. They would always
spend the night at the house OF negroes; as
they had heard that the negroes in this
section were better than the whites. They
got money by begging along the road.
They made from SIX 10 ten miles day.
After few weeks with their Lincoln rela-
tives they expect to tramp back to ILL.,
nnia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01

DICEMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. -scheiai,
corntnsnefnz FEBRUARY 81 i,yQ-eas!srn
STANDARD time
g:s2 A NJ. leaves Byrd-srsei sIalol dAlL
stops only a, Ashland. botasoll, NJ.
ford. and FredericksDarg, Bro - Aat
w.dowat9r. slsepss " "Ashiagsa
ana Now YORK
ilor A, ". Leaves Byrd.sgree, station daAJ. 81.
capt. sunday.
fsOP NJ leaves Byrd-S;res: siagloa daily
f:lsP'M. leaves Byri-sIrset stsuon isiy,
stops only Al Both we'll. Milford. Ani
FredeYictsourg. sleeper hichm0Ai
s.oA. NJ. arrives A. Byri street. station daily.
SLEEPER IRON New forA "
f.3sP. II arrives al Byri-sgcel siAso1 nsY
stops a. frsiorlcksoGrs Ailiort
Roinusli. and Ashland. s.eepsr frOaa
WAshiag toa aud New foFL Does Hos
snap N sr,,ves Eyrd.sires, station daily
stops only at FrederlcksoarE NJ
ford, and Ashland.
eA5H NJ arrives 81 bYni-sHess sAioe ~AAs
except SUNDAY
ASHLAND rRAIS4
DAILY EXCEPT sCsDArA
esA. NJ. leaves aioa Arrive, % Asoisnf 70
79 A. n .
.ooP NJ. accom- fnodatoa issyss Byri-sre,'
ssuon, arrives At Ashland as 2: y
eo<P. NJ Leaves Slbs arrives 81 AshiAai ~
e.,A. NJ. arrives alba. Leaves Ashlsai atbb
A. a.
e1A n. accommodation arrives az byi.
sussl station leaves Ashisai As':a
A. N.
EsqP. n arrives =. Eliza leaves Ashland AZ
slzP N.
Tho New YORK ani Florida Special, com poser
OF Pullman Vestibuied Cars. arrives byrd.steol
station on Mondays. Wednesday,, ana fri1sys
as 7:iS p. NJ, and leaves byrd-Streot stAto1 =
on tuesdays. rhnrsdaya amt ssi1rda}s a. s.'
AN. Extra fare Is charged on this train
g. A. TAfLOR rral'c AanaSsr
ET. y. ArsKs General SapeEtnssadeaA
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AUCTION sALEs-ru.uro pay..
By 7. TUNNICLTFFE 4 Co.,
AUcTIosEERs.
81 Broad street, between Eighth and Ninth
John ". snow, crior. from Norfolk, Va.


ON WEDNESDAY. APEIL ID. az 1870 A. NJ,
spec,al sale OF large and attractive 10, OF NEW
FURNITUKE for account OF manufacturers
consisting OF 10 Parlor suits In Siik Plush, Iro.
cateiIe, Hair Cloth. and Mohalr, Ia walnut ana
Cherry Frames Walnut Bed Lounge pboister.
ed in Body Brussels Carpet ana flusn; iVo
spyna Rugs, all sizes Lsdy's Secretary; bronle
Figures: Oak and Walnut Double Wardrooos;
Bras and Silver plated Lamps; Hanging Corner
CABINETS OAK and Walnut Clot-Iop Library
Table: Beyellsd-Plsio Mirrors: Rattan and wal
mt Childrens Bigh-Chairs; 20 extra noe An
tInus Oak Rockers, with Plush seats exua nne
Foldlng Beds In Wardrobe style with bcyelisd
Glass front IN cherry and Oak IL pslr OF bhe
Portleres Walnut and Oak bookcases, win ana
Without doors Eight-nay Clocks, Win hendsr
Disls: fiue aarbie-1op Bullets In walnut;
Hanging Lamp md Shades; Cut-Class preserves,
extra f,ne Brass Plano Lamp. standing 1eet
high ~ nue Atwood Mattresses; harble-Iop
Bounuet Tables, 6 and 8 feet: Walnut and oax
Piloy Extension TABLES; walnut, OAK, anu
Cherry Bod Room Suits; Cherry and walnut
Nurse Rockers; Kitchen Safes: leo Roles Fix-
ture Wire Woven Springs 20 Single Bedstoads
In Walnut and Maple; 10 Perforaied-Ssat Rock
ers. 20 Luminous Brass Clocks; Psran
Marble Figure OF tho Greek Slave; extra nne
screen, Hand Painted; Hnns- Painted screen,
nainied by a Richmond lady; Wine set / pair
hntioue Brass Andrions, and many other goods
tuonumerous 70 mention. 70 which We invite the
attention OF the public generally aud tho ladies'
especially. 1CNNlNAIr q w.,
1 Au@ilOucct1'
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Y0RK-BlyER LINE,yn YES r9,,,
tag rAyoRlrE ROUTE Sosrz
LEAVE RICHMOND.

NhlN No II, t.aI D.. ~
LOCAL kXFltk-s. daNy exrsp. .!s.,- a..
at ell stations. AZ Lester N.o0- -.r... =
stagc for Na.tertoa. Nl.h Dai..a. .rs 81, a
West Point ~
TRAIN 80 90, 4.fIpg
BALTIhORt ilNifAa. daily er-t-, e..,.-
for West Foir- cOlrrainy RI Frf l
steamers Tor "a um0rr. a h1 mod. ....
{, nnect win Baltimore 81 D..o ri, .... -
Washington, fniinlf a.a. AT ,.~ ST.. DIT"
Steamers loaFo Baltimore B. EN..a.r ....,
Sunday. -
Trains arrive A. Richmond 8.3AYA,+r,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01

Trial for outrageous assault. left here carly
sunday morning. In en- hour and half af-
Tor the result of the trial was announced.
He went ria Greensboro, accompanied by
]. d. Hayes. his Pennsylvania friend, and
IL now in Pennsylvania.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
nnAL ESrArE All PsIvATE SALE

ii We bs ~. Os Es(r<X.
1 4. DENTAL OFFICE: -"
No Sl3 EAST BROAD STREET. RICHMOND. Va
Teeth extracted without pain. Nitrous oxide
gas and the best local anesthetlcs used. Ia s3m
AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
By j. Thompson Brown 8 Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
lll3 east Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OFTHE
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH, WITH
LARGE AND VALUABLE VACANT LOT.
NORTHEAST CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
GRACE STREETS.
Grosh Decree Of the Richmond
rs SChancery Court, entered
Romer, &C., Trustees. March Z. 1890.
BY virtue OF the above decree and as special
commissioner therein appointed, shall sell AZ
public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1890,
at O'Clock L. NJ, the above EXCEEDINGLY
VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE CORNER PRO-
PERTY. consisting OF a modern, stylish BRICK
CHURCH, comparatively new, with basement,
a main audience-room, and a school-room above.
Seating capacity 400, and that of the school
room 900. The e1ince Is most substantially con-
structed Of best heart timbers. stone trimmings,
stained glass Windows. and stone foundation In
front. II fronts "a feet on Seventh street. with q
depth OF 6sA feet, and for church or hall pur-
poses is most admirably adapted. The large
and valuable vacant CORNEk LOT fronts on
Grace street oSA feet, with a depth OF GO feet.
and with depth OF i06 feet Including tho church
aud feet OF ground north OF the church, which
can be- used a. az alley IL desirable.
The property will DO offered nrst separately.
and then a whole, and viii DO sold either sep
arately or rs a whole, IA the highest price may
determine.
TEKMs One third cash, and the balance In
six, twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable
notes with interest, and the title retained until
all the purchase money 10 paid and the deed or
dered W the Court j. w. ANDERSON,
Special Com mi ssioner.
j. THOMPSON Brown q Co.. Auctioneers.
NH %
GRosn, WHO SUES, &c, PLAIsrtyr. AGAINST
RoMgs, &C, TRUSTEES, DKFKSDAsTs-IS rhE
CHASCERY CopRr oPrHE CRY OF RIcHxoSp.
!. Charles w Goddin, clerk Of said court, cer-
tfy that the bond required OF the special COM
missioner by the decree In said cause OF March
z ls9J, has been duly given
Given under my hand this 18th day OF March,
1870. CHAxIES W. GODDIN,
mh % Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
\ VERY DESIRABLE NAIN-STREET
DETACHED BRICK RESIDENCE.
LARGE And BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS,
(WHICH NAY BE OFFERED SEPARATELY
We'll Set in Shrubbtry and Ey,rgrctnS
UNUSUALLY LONG TERMS.
LOCATION CENTRAL.
We will cell at public auction, on the prem
isos. on

We will cell at public auction, on the prem
isos, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1890.
at O'clock =. ". tina above CHOICE RESI-
DESCE PROPERTY No. ., on the south line 81
Main street between houshee and Adams
streets, opposite and little west OF the Grace
Episcopal church.
This Residence Ia three stories and basement,
with twelve rooms, aud IL most snbstanusiiy
built, with all gas. culvert. aud water counec-
tons: detached brick kitchon, with ample SER
wants and worsing-rooms, sable, &C
The beautiful Grounds front 1O1iD feet 70 =
vide alley. and has upon itchoice shrGbbofy aud
evergreons.
Besides being delightful residence property rs
Il - il can by a small cost 70 added TO and turn
ed into handsome double nLts, which wall COM
msnd q splendid return on the investment az
THIS particular location Is exceedingly desirable
for fats owing 70 its convenience % business.
II desirable the ground on tho vest containing
the brick kitchen may be sold separately. AMI ID
which event the property Will be offered mrs.
eeparsi ely and then offered a. whole, anu sold
IN the manner the highest price may determiue'
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In one, I'VE.
and three years. per cent interest, secured oy
trust deed. mn -
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ARCHITECTS.
CARL RUEHRMUND,
ARCHITECT,
RICHMOND, VA.
once, Room No. z. Rueger's Building.
L.. LI q.
COURT Orders.

VIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS Of
' FICg or THE CHANCERY COURT OF
THE CITY or RICHMOND TIE nth DAY OF
MAR n. Is9O--lN VACATION.
4. II. Deane. Executor and Trustee, under the
Will Of Or. y. IL. Deane. deceased,
Complainant,
against
J. Wallace Deane and others, ..... Respondents.
Is cHANcERY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
JAIL BURNED,
But the Inmates Safely Removed and Sc
cured.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.

RErpsvILLE. n. c.. March Sl.-The coun-
~ jail at Wentworth, seven miles distant
from this place. was destroyed by FIRE this
morning at O'Clock. Theprisoners, seven
in number, were safely removed and placed
under guard and will be transferred 70 the
Guilford Jail at Greensboro. 1t is thought
the inmates fred the building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
Houses, MULES, cows, dc.

nor SALE, TWO FINE I'm
IL RIDING AND DRIvING-HORSRA <c/A
Can be ssen at Cosbys stables, Fifth street be-
tween Marshall and Clay. Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings aud in the cavalry parade and
drill on Wednesday.
ap I-2G' WILLIAM +. WIChliAh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01

THENEW YORK And FLORIDA SPECIAL
! consisting Of yes,ibule Pullman csrs only' ieafs
/ Richmond south. bound a. ,H =. N. on N3l'
I days, Wednosaays, AMI FriaJs. sai leaves u .
! ter-burg nortl-bouui or A. 81. on IueflsI,
Thursdays, anG Saturdays ktifA iAie
[ charged on this train. ...,.....-
/ THsOSLY ALL-kAIL LINE 10 hORFJ-A-
Richmond ni.. ..s.pAM sor,olt......s.s P 2
/ Richmond. ma p Il Norioik.,... go = ~
} Norfolk. f0A. v. kichinont ..it. s. -
( Norfolk .'4:.O 4. n. hicemond. p p.
The trains leaving Richmond StEU ). " az
I Norfolk az TO 2. ~ sro solid ualls DOSE.
theso two points. snf passengers g. iAf. :.
without change Of cars. Oloso conneci lls 40
also made at Petersburg by the ;i5 J.. >. so
from Richmond ani ths $40 A II. ul.n i-A
Norfolk -
Trains leaving Richmond az Gt0 A. Y. 81
| ll:9) r. N. aud arriving at Richmond =. 1913 J.
| N. and 5:ls T. n. maze Close conn''l.l 81
/ PETERSBURG 10 and from farmVl.lc, Lyl lo4fE
/ and southwestern points
X a. aULLY. supernsa ieai
ETD. MYEgA General approximation
| L. 81. EaEzgJS. General Passenger AselL
! Sol. HAS Trans Manager. iet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
GARDEN IMPLEMENTS.

DLANET. JR., CULTINATUKS AND
UORSE-HOES.--Wo have just received a
car OF these well-knoun Cultlyaung Implo-
ments, which we control In this section. Be-
Ths celebrated COLLINS ROAD CART. n,
well as otherstyles Road Wagons, Buggies, ana
Farm-W sgons; Mowers, Binders. Geiser Sepa-
rators. Peerless Engines aud saw-Miils: the
highest and cheapest Balng-Press In use.
Piows, Castings, Farm Implements, and Ma
chirery OF oil kinds al the lowest prices
THE WATT PLOW COMPANY,
1918 and 1870 Franklin street.
NH 90-deod9w&W2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
By w. BoTe,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
NOMMISSION ERS' SALE
A TRACT OF LAND IN HENRICo COUNTY,
LYING
ABOUT SIX MILES WEST OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND,
At AUCTION.
By N. W. BoTe,
Real Estate Auct.oneer,

In execution Of dscroes Of the Chancery
Court OF Richmond entero1 in the case Of I'd
mond, Davenport % Co. rs John II. Wickham,
tho undersigned, special commissioners, Will
sell by auction. At the Office OF y. w. Bowe, No.
Eleventh street. Richmond, Fs., on
SATURDAY, APRIL y, 1850,
at IL O'Clock VI, the following LAND owned by
j. II. Wickham:
A TRACT OF 2ll 37l-lO0O ACRES. lying on the
Three-Choppef road, about Elk miles west OK
the city, adjoining the farm formerly owned by
q. g. Kxall, recently by K. NJ. Bridges, trustee,
and being part OF the tract known as " Wood
land" or " HOwles.n This may be made a good
farm, and IL IS not far from the Richmond and
Allegheny railroad.
There are some Improvements on this nnd,
and intending bidders are requested TO examine
the property before the day OF sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance AZ one. two,
and three years, with per Gems. interest the
credits 20 be for notes, with Interest payable
semi-annualy, and title 10 be retained by the
Court until all the purchase-money "a paid.
W. j. LEAhE,
A. l.. BOULWARE,
\. K. COURTNEY,
Commissioners.
Y. W BOwE. Auctloneer api
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
VTRGINIA STEAMBOAT s.l,zs,.

VIRGINIA SIEAMBOAT SxTS,sI
Y COMPANY for OLD POINT, SAses'
NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH, NEWPORT NEWS
.CLARRMOST, and JAAEs-RIV Ek LANDINGS
direct, by elegant saloon steamer Ahlh isss-
ing Richmond ~ EkY MONDAY. WEDNhs-
DAY, and FRIDAY AZ 7 A. NJ streeI-ears 20
directly to stsamers' wharf Faro 10 Old fosns
or Norfolk. si.50: second class, 81.
Connections at Old Point and Norfolk closely
with All Inca for northern cities same Afternoon,
James river by daylight. Great tourist line
Cheapest route. o,,.
Though tickets on steamer aud at 6arbers
Agency. 100 Main street. Baggage checked
through S,ate-rooms Engaged Tor day or night
Freight received daily for NoktOLh. fUhis-
MOUTH. OLD POINT, ALEXANDRIA. ALLAN
TIC AND DANvILLK. and fAkMViLLE AND
POwHATAN X. X. STATIONS. aud WASH
INaTON. d. c., all points In Easiern North
Carolina, Eastern Virginia, and all regular iard-
ings on the James and happansnnock rivers, o.
lowest rates AID through bills issued
LUClEN y. TkTUN, vice-fresident
No iii Main street and kooketsA
AvM Wxula1zA frsiGhk and Rasasnssr ASea<
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
TRAINS SOUTHWARK
TRAINS HoRrHwARD.
Daily
sToPPING-PLACEA

Nos u. IS, q. g. 81. 81 %, sni % mat, ~
s.ops NoA - and ~ atoD ~ signal =. hAn'
chester Drewry'- Bun. Coniraha, Ani ,h9s'sE
Nos 81 81 IS. ana 81 viii stop az al s.saJni Ter
passeugers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
He Left ina Hurry.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispstch.l
RALkIoH. N. O.. March 3i.--Ex-Priest J.
Z. Boyle, who Just before midnight Satur-
day night Was acquitted on his second
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
PROPOSALS.

CirY EsoIssKKs 0FrIcE,(
RicHsosp, VA, March 20. $780, 4
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ RECEIVED at this ONCE till TUESDAY,
April $, 1850, at 0 O'Clock Y. NJ, for furnishing
ALL MATERIAL AND LAYING THE GRANITE
RATE sOLDIEks' AND SAILORS MONUMENT
70 10 erected on Libby HIN per pisns and
specifications on Ole at this ONCE. Tue right 70
reject any. or all OF the proposals. y reserved.
W. X. CUTsHAW,
Engineer for confsdsrAts eeldisrs' aud ssilorr
Monument AaeeciatoA nh So.1H !:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
EASTER CARDS, &c.
MASTER CARDS, AN ENDLESS

~ variety from lc. 20 $40.
BOOKLETS, beautiful and cheap.
800 handsome goods, such as DESKS. WORK
BOXES, AND BAsK ETS. DRESSING AND IRA
WILLING CASES, POCkEl-BOOkS, OPERA
GLASSES, GOLD PENS AND PENCILS, BIBLES,
PRAYER AND HYMNALS, AL BUNS, SCRAP
BOOKS, best POETS AND PROSE WRITERS.
from 25c. TO SO: INRSTANDS, new kinds. Nice
PAPER AND ENVELOPES, In boxes, from &C.. 10
s. Call carly at 1902 Main street and get the
best worthy OF presentation. .
NH 29-3t hASDOLPh ENGLlSh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
ryyHE BRADSTREET COMPANY.
l. CHARLES D. CLARKE. PsssiDssE
BRADSrREErs RICHMOND OFRlCk
No. il09 EAST MAIN STREET.
Telephone No AZ
J. II. WITTY. Superintendent

Tho Richmond orice has moro than kept pscS
With ne rapid growth Of the city and develop
Ineut 81 the territory tributary "a IL ls orer, -
the merraot,Is GOA anily u this section Gil NE
adx antaces q syafem the superiortly0f xhicn
A. recognized In every trado centrs of ths clvil.
lied world. That /, IL in special sense prep&sea
10 guard the interest OF lts Local paffonsb ~
sss.sd by IN. fact that ts hss nov larger sss>ss
- subscrsbsrs Aaa sey otA<r mercantile sssssA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01

The object OF this suit Is 10 have final settle
ment Of the account OF said executor and trus-
tee under said Will, and the distribution Of the es-
tate OF said DR.. r. II. Dsane, deceased, now In bis
hands, among the parties entitled thereto ac-
cording 10 Il cir respective rights.
And efidayit having been made aud filed II at
r. ID. Dsane, one OF the respondents IN this suit,
is not resident Of this state. IL 10 ordered thai
he appear here within fifteen days after the dus
publication OF this order, and do what Ii neces-
saiy 70 protect his interests IN this suit
A copy-Iests:
CHARLES W. GoDDIN, Clerk.
h u syzos1 snd cRxlsTiAs Il CHRISTIAN. D. g.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
CORN BRAN.
oARkaAGEs WAGONS. e

M C. SMITH, 314 NORTHeGXL
w Fifth, VICTORIAS. oUKRIES, &s ==SSs..2<.
pHARTONs, BUG0lES. FiNk WORK, LATEST
STYLES, st Iowsst prices All coatsm plating
purchasing should call aad see my stock. Also
TONS and BUGGlkS NH ll-lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
PETERSBURG POINTS.
Death--No Such Agent-Revivsi Work
Personal, &C.

Personal, &C.
fcerrespcndencs OF thu Richmond pispstch.l
PErrnsBrRo, March 81. 1890.
Mr.. James L. Blanks, oldest son OF Mr..
James Is. Blanks, commissioners of the
revenue for this city, and grand regent OF
the Royal Arcanum of Virginia. died about
u o'clock to-day; aged twenty-five years.
The deceased was employed as o clerk in
the Office of the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company in
Richmond. and was brought home the
early part of last week quite i'll. He was q
great sufferer during his illness. Mr..
Blanks was q genial and popular young
man and an accomplished musician.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
NO SUCH AGENT.

About the middle of this month
stranger visited our city representing him.
self as the agent of the Plymouth Rock
Company of Richmond. He was well sup
piled with samples of cloth, and offered to
furnish pants at such reasonable. figures
that he took measures and was given or
dcrs by number of our citizens. They
paid 81 each cash down. and by the terms
OF the receipts, which were given in the
name of the Plymouth Rock Company,
they were to pay the balance when the
clothes were delivered, which was, to be
within ten DAYS, The ten days elapsed.
however. without the delivery of the
goods, and some of the parties, who had
given orders becoming uneasy decided TO
send a representative over to Richmond
10 make enquiries about them. This gen.
tlemen, il is stated, was informed that no
such agent had been sent out by the COM
pany. !.
Rev. George C. yanderslice, pastor of
the High-Street Methodist Episcopal
church, preached a special sermon on Sun
day morning to the Order of Junior Me
chanics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
pII1MAN.cAR SERVICE

On Trains Nos. Il and % sleepiug-cars bsis.si
Now YORK AMI Tampa FLA Vt1 Sacks 1hfll'e
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In addition 90 the above
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
REVIVAL WORK.

There were several additions to the men,
bership of the Methodist churches here on
Sunday, the result of the revival IN pro-
rress. Last night the revival meetings
we're transferred tothe High-Street church,
where they will be continued throughout
the week.
Rev. X. Il. AGREE, pastor of the Fret Bap-
fist church, will preach ut the Ettrlck Bap-
list church every night this week. where 1t
is expected revival will be inaugurated.
Among the passengers on the steamship
| City of Paris, which came 40 near being
| lost last week, was Colonel Asa Rogers; OF
| this city. about whose mission ABROAD SO
much interest is felt. =, E,
Tho Common Council, which holds its
regular meeting tomorrow. Will have TO
| Gil two or three vacancies existing in that
| body from the different wards.
Snow and hail fell quite brisklv here this
morning. but melted as fast as it fell.
One of the ministers of this city during
| his sermon Yesterday morning said that
the recent decision Of the Supreme Court
| of Wisconsin pronouncing the Bible sec
tartan was of character to make angels
blush.
The shoe-factory. of which mention was
made in my last letter. Is an established
fact. Another industry of equal iInpor-
lance. particulars of which am not at lib.
erty TO divulge at present. Is also one OF
the probabilities Of the near future.
There is a decided boom in real estate In
the western portion OF this city, and the
advance in prices is very noticeable. A
we'll known gentleman said to-day that if
he had the money to spare he would invest
every cent of it in the purchase OF property
in that portion of the town:
ROBIN ADAIB.