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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-27
EASTERN LuNATIc ASYLUM.
s,.c,al Meeting of the Board-Wiiiiams-
burg Personals.

Nnerinl MePtius VI AHN
burg Personals.
,co-rospondence Of tho Richmond Dlspatch.l.
Wur1,xsBuRo. VA. February o. gem
oral election for officers at the Eastern Lu;
natIc Asylum taEes place aDout ,he i9Hn 49,, -,
an1U and In view OF the importance OF tpis
hP,n, S"' dnrinr which no doubt matters OF
o, tntsyest TilI DO brought W tue tention ol
20 ,,.,o,s a sneclal meeting Of tho board hns
w .si,cd IN meat nero March 4th TO arrange
Doo ~, n,,rli rcht mud % attend 10 such matters
III ,,;rf i'm n,edinte action. Tho spring or asy-
To-, eialtion, are generally sufficient TO creao
n air among the people, but tue Two coming 20
close together promise 70 give US some Vety en-
citing scenes and nyely tlmeH' aul 'ho Io'uA''
viii be watched with no little interest
COMPOSITION or THE BOARD.
.,.r1,ssent mo board is composed Of tho fol-
Ic.tpC Colonel Waltor IL Taylor OF HOJolh
nrc.lIent. Judge ID. q. Richardson, OF hich-
mond president pro tsni.; Cnpta.n ~ ~
Crarsen. Fredericksburg; Captain Johu ". mig
gins, Richmond; Captain y: T. Dag Dy, IapY".
hammock; 7. A. Irving, NJ. d., idrmEhle
Gsari"s r. Goodwin, ESQ, NottoSay Court
house. Thomas r. Watkins, ISL, Charloue
Courthouse, and 4. j. Montague, Esq, DahNle'
PERSONAL MENTION.
DIR. Booth. Of Carriers Grove. ha9 as his guests
Conrrsssman-eloct EFes and MI IL. W. Tug
Mi Mas Em,ly Carr, Of Petersburg, IL visiting
Niiss Chriatisn. nnd Mss jennie Nlse has WIN
nor mis- veeA Miss Blanche Bals0m, OF Norfolk.
Rom vlsitors are receiving much attention from
Mrs.. III. 4. Hollenberg, Of Little Rock, Ark.
who has been visiting Mr. ana Mrs. "llliam
Bloxton near town, has returned hohle'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-27
West Virginia Legislature.
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.)

CHARLESTON, w. Va, February 2s.-The
State Senate to-day adopted substitute
to the bill prescribing the school-books TO
be- used in this State. The substitute pro-
vides that the same books now in use be
contracted for for two years more, and pro-
vides for the appointment of a school-book
commission to recommend to the Governor
any changes advisable in the books or the
manner of supplying them after that date.
The Australian bill has passed the
House and will pass the Senate.
The session was to-day extended not to
exceed fifteen days for the completion of
those bills, the reapportionment bill, and
other important matters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-27
LEGISLATIVE BRIBERY.
IL Is Found "a True Bill "-Report of the
Investigating Committee.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

OLYMPIA, VASE, February 26.-The spe-
cial House committee appoined 10 investi-
gate the charge of the bribery of Repre-
tive Harry A. Clarke during the late sena-
torial campaign have made report 10 the
House. When the House was about to
ballot for United States senator Mr.. Met
calf rose 10 his seat and displayed $500 in
bills, saying he had been paid the money by
Clarke to vote for W. II. Calkins for United
States senator. The report censures Met
calf and recommends that the House deal
with him as seems just. Ii finds that
Clarke offered the bride and requests the
grand jury 10 indict him. A resolution
was introduced expelling Metcalf from the
House, but no action was taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-27
Violence in the Coke Regions.
fBy Telegraph TO tho Disnatch

PrTTsBUBGH, Pa, February 26.-The coke
regions strikers are becoming more open
IN their hatred of the men working at the
Rainey non-union plants. Another mass
meeting was held yesterday near Barbille
and several assaults occurred. Mining
boss Louden and man named McCricken
knocked insensible. This is the first time
tho strikers have resorted 10 violence. and
the operator of the Rainey has teleerapbed
for the Sheriff and o guard to protect his
property and men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-27
UTIITtI IUN IVIIIt IEEIOl y I1T1 W.T. = 7--'
TOWN IMPROVEMENT.
KNIGnTs az PYTHIAa.
Bishop Whlttle Consecrates n Church at
FRANKLIN.

tCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
FRANKLIN. Va, February 2j. Bishop
White, OF the Protestant Episcopal Church,
was here yesterday and cousecratei the Episco-
pal church at this place. lie preached power
ful sermon 20 a largo congregation HIS text
was from the Psalms-"As tho hart panfeth al
ter tho water. brooks 80 panteth my soul after
Thee" &c. Ho showed why II wns necessary TO
build houses Of worship and dedicate them to
the exclusive use OF God, but said that there
was no specially holy part in the house o. God
as there was under the old dispensAton before
the cruciGxicn OF Christ; that the whole house
was cousecrated. one part as much as another
and no part more than another all belng
equally sacred II was n powerful discourse,
and was greatly enjoyed by all who heard him.
The name OF the church Is Emanuel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-27
u,leRyINc UP THE WAR-sHIPs.
workmen Ordered to Make Overtime ~
Gosport Savy-Ysrd.

Especial telegram to tho pisps'cn'l
NORFOLK, February A.--Ihe worSl na,,
engaged on tho new ships IN course VI yvni
s srders 70 work overtime in order to, hurry,
Onward the work during the long days Of
t n, wear. The men under the order Wlii
make ma day and quarter each day, or ten
bonrs. and will thus be enabled TO MAKE axe
nnVcaIlent wages. Constructor BowIes mas
eiso moved his offices and draughtsmen 20
: bnilding Immediately adjoining the SHIPS
90 az TO facilitate work as much as pos
sibIe. All clerks and writers IN ms Depart sn
ment will be kept on duty IRON 10
.b. ships overheard this summer. The
,a,.o,t;ng force was increased by IN adj
Sitiona1 gang of machinists going on this
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-27
Jumped and Was Badly Injured.

PETERsBURG, February 2t.-Mr. Wesley
Atwood, a young man residing in Prince
George, was passenger on the cannon-ball
train which left here this morning for Nor
folk. His destination was Disputanta and
as the train passed that station without
stopping he Jumped of. IL was reported
here that he had been killed ~ the fall,
but il was subseoueutlylearned that while
he was considerably hurt his injuries are
NOT cartDug
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-27
firazii's Labor Troubles at an End.
ftlv triagranh 20 tho Disnntch

RIO JAxRIRo, February 26--All the labor
disputes which have caused business TO be
at stand-stiil here forsome, dayspast. rail.
supply consequently cut of from the city.
ended yesterday with cessation of the
strike OF the railroad Lborers-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-27
BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

OF ST. GEORGES
HI PARISH, In the county Of epotsylvania
and Diocese OF Virginia. by Rev PHILIP
D. D., late historiOgrspher OF The
Diocese, edited by X A. Brock, with biography
and portrait OF the author, and continuation,
en- bracing the History Of ST Georges and Trim
ity Churches, 20 the present time. IL also con-
Iains Hat Of the publications OF Dr. Slaughter.
small 4-.o, paper, 81: Is Roam, So; u Turkey, So.
Mailed prepaid on receipt of price
J. W RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
DO il-d&W Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-27
ApPoRrIoNMENT OF SENATOR'S.
Rivers UD Ia North Carolina.

RALEIGH, February &c. Last night heavy
rains fell and streams are out Of bounds. Heavy
freshets arc feared. Tho weather this morning
was warm, but this afternoon there was q start
ling fall in temperature, followed by blizzard
and snowfall, the latter being brief.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-27

The trains leaving L...- ..t t-
Norfolk at4p. ~. als 20. .E..s y
two poin 3, ami paa5.lS -' '.
change OF cars. O..-. .J.
mado at Peters burg by o.. 't
Richmond AID the s.s5 A. n. rl. -
Trains leaving RchMJ.I F I'D. d. D. s.
ll:20 +. N. ana arriY.u- a'
NJ. and l:f0 Z. n. maze ,..r rs
tersburg 10 AMI ifou r.. .---'
and Southwestern llla.'. ....
A. q. -li Ii.r t'
+. I. D. MYERS, GenD.1. r.
4. VI. EMERSON. Gg.t.a. Ia s'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-27
MANY NORTH CAROLINA BILLS.
Railroad Legislation - Cigarettes Goi
Minors Ruled Out--ImmiGration.
Especial telegram to the Dispstchl

RALEIGH. n. c.. February 26.--Bills passed
the Legislature to-day 10 amend the char
tar Of the Roanoke and Southern; 10 ALLOW more
time for the beginning OF WORK on the Hoffman
and Troy railroad 10 amend the charter OF the
Albemarle aud fayetteville railroad, and 10 IN
corporate the Asheyille and sulphur Springs, TIC
Seaboari and Western, tho Greensboro, koX-
borO', and Eastern, and the Albemarle and
Rockingham railways.
An important bill passed 10 allow the Cover
nor 30 offer rewards in cases Of felony, whether
the name OF the offender is known or not This
is for the purpose or breaking no horse-steaiing.
An organized gang OF horse-theves with head
quarters in West virginia Is stealing many
horses from the Piedmont counties.
APPoRTIoNMENT OF SENATORS.
The bill making the new appOrtlOnment OF
senator's passed, while a bill creating state
board Of pardOns failed 10 pass.
There was considerable debate on bill 70 re-
peal the net Of 1855 eXempting branch lines OF
certain railways, such as the Wilmington and
Weldon from taxation.
The bill making IL misdemeanOr 10 sell
cigarettes 10 minors became a law today.
The House tonight passed q bill the effect OF
which Is 10 tax branch roads built from main
lines which have exemption from taxation.
IMMIGRATION ELL.
F. B. Chiffon, president Of the Southern I'm
migration Bureau and Exposition. arrived hero
to-day to arrange for its location OF Raleigh and
was met by committee. He viii tomorrow
have an important conference. IL IS learned &C.
night that the Legislature will pass the bill 10
re-establsh the State Immigration Bureau.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-27

t.eav' fr..
No. Richmond. i..--.
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He WAS A TRAMP.
ALVEY snow-stOrm at Norfolk.

NORFOLK, Va. February 25.-A lively
snow.storm set in tonight about IL O'Clock,
but the temperature is not low enough TO
cause apprehension to the truckers Of this
section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-27
A TRkMP'S DEATH.
Found stiff and Cold on the Petersburg
Railroad Track.


ICo-respondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
PETEasBURG. Va, February 26.-An I'M
known man, stiff in death, was found dead
this morning in the railroad ditch at Port
Malthall, in Chesterfield county. He was
living with his face dOwnwards in the mud.
An examination showed that his left leg
and hip and his left arm and right leg We're
broken, the fractures of the left leg and
hip being very bad ones. There was q
bTuise across the face and blood was oozing
from the face and nose The authorities
of the county were notified and an inquest
was held. though there was nothing to
prove the fact the jury rendered a verdict
that the deceased came 10 his death by
being run over or knocked off the track by
passing tram. The dead man was buried
by the railroad company.
DESCRIPTION.
He was apparently between thirty-fve
and forty years of age, with dark hair
mixed with gray, a reddish moustache,
SLOUGH hat, and soft hands, as though un-
accustomed to labor. He was dressed in
blue pants and shirt, and wore dark
overcoat. The appearance of the body In
Dictated that he may have been struck and
knocked of the track by locomotive, but
not run over 10y the train, as the body was
not mangled.
He WAS A TRAMP.
1t is said that two tramps were put off
the cannon-ball train to Richmond last
evening at Port Walthall, and it is sup
posed that deceased may have been one of
them. Officer Ragland, Of the police
corps. went out to Port Walthall to-day to
see If he could identify the man.
He recognized him as one of two
tramps whom he saw in this city
0f nd 30 Nnhs. he.
directed attention as roush-looking cha
racter. There were no papers on the de-
ceased to indicate his name or where he
came from. The theory has been preached
that he was beaten by his companion and
then placed on the railroad track, from
which he was Knocked by the engine of
one of the passing trains last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-27
PETERSBURG GLeANINGS.
Had to BE Pulled from the Track-A
Splendid Bridge.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
PETERsBURG, February 26.-Yesterday
afternoon as the fast-mail train from the
North was running up the grade on the
connection track through this city en- UNI
known man was observed on the track,
and though warned by the signal of the
engine he refused to get out of the way
until the train slowed up. When the train
started again the man got on the track and
had to be pulled off to prevent an acct
dent. He was kept of until the tram had
,,oSgn1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-27
FINE BRIDGE.

The splendid now IRON bridge over the
Nottoway river on the Atlantic-Coast Line
was completed yesterday. 1t is one of the
finest and strongest bridges on the road.
During its building there has been no In
terruption to travel.
The leasing of the Academy Of Music by
the Petersburg Musical Association does
not interfere with the concerts of the as
ISOLATION. Dates for that purpose are spe-
officially reserved.
In the Mayors Court to-day Shadrack
Saunders was convicted of the theft of
plug tobacco belonging to $. w. Nenabie
Il Co. and sent to Jail for fifteen days. At
the expiration Of his sentence he will be
arrested by the United States authorities
and tried for dealing in unstamped to-
bacco.
William Jones was convicted Of cheating
Floyd Hewlett, a young man from Ches-
terGeld county, out of s. by cards. and
was sent to jail for six months.
There was a very heavy railfall here last
night and to-day. This afternoon the tenn
perature fell many degrees and the rain
was succeeded by hail and snow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-27
RAILROAD LINES.
pICHMOND AND ID VILE
IA RAILROAD.

LIN -.
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE
IA RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY 4, 1891.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA. !:
3:i5 A. II. SOUTHERN EXPRESS, Daily 10 A.
lanta. Augusta, and points South
Connects az Greensboro for Durham
nnd Raleigh at Salisbury for West
eTn North Carolina. Passengers can
take sieBper a. . p. VI. through
slecperB from Dnnyllle South
6:l5 a. NJ. ACCOMMODATION. daily, EXCEPT
sunday, 70 Clover. Va, anu uterine
date pOluts.
1895 A. NJ. VRGiNIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
EXPRESS. daily, through train 10
Raleigh ga keysyille. Connects a.
Bgrkeyille with Norfolk and Western
railroad for FsrmYille, Lynchpurg
ana points West; at keysyile for
Slarssyille, Oxford, Henderson. ana
Durham.
loo r. NJ. FAST NAIL. daily. for Atlanta, Au-
guets, and poiut, South. Connects a;
Mosloy's junction with Fgrmyille and
PoEhatsn railroad; st Greensboro,
for Durham and Raleigh; at Sails
bury for Western North Carolina
Through sleepers from Dauyille
South. AtDanville connects with tho
yesubulo limited.
600 L. M. LOCAL, daily. except Sunday, for
Amelia Courthouse and Intermediate
points.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
S Ss5 a a NJ NJ From Atlanta and Augusta
S45 a, 81. From Amelia Courthouse
$50 p. Il. From Raleigh.
800 7. NJ. AT Manchester from Cloyer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-27
FIsHERmEN's SUPPLIES,

GEINE-THREAD, GILL ~ epf3sras
~ ING TWINES. All OF the best S~-s-rss>S
makes imported by Us, which we sell OF lowest
prices. Also, In stock all numbers OF Twines
aud Lines. Corks, &C. Netting aud Webs mado
up OF al. description. satisfaction guaranteed.
l. LiCHrENsFE.N'S SONS,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets,
Sole importers OF tho Lion Brand seine Thread,
warranted full standard In every particular.
Do 2l-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-27
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
Y0RK-RIVER LINE, VIA wssr POINT
THE FAyoRITg ROUTE NORTH.
TEAVE DTTukFnayn

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. 10, BIO r. NJ.
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily, except Sunday
stops az all stations At Leslor Manor connects
with stage for Walkerton: with Baltimore
steamer at West Point.
TRAIN No. ID. ass p. ~
BALTIMORE LIMIT Sd, daily excep. Sunday
foe West Point, connecting with Yors- kivsr
steamers for Baltimore. Al baltimore steamars
connect with baltimore and OHIO railroad Tor
Washington. Philadelphia. aud New York.
steamers leave Baltimore 4 Z. NJ. daily. excans
Sunday.
Trslns arrive at Richmond eis A. N. ANA lo.ao
A. NJ.
TRAIN No. 10, 7:f0 A. Al.
LOCAL MIXED. daily exceps sunday iaavaa
Tyeniy-third ssross for West Point and interme.
dfato points.
liekesoflce at station foot Of ylrgIais ssrss,
Open A. N. 70 . 7. N. and from or. NJ. 10 AIS
A. III.
City ticket-ofioe-sas SOL east Main street
kOL. RAAS. JAS. L. TAYLOR
Traffic Manager. General Passenger Agent
JOSEPH =, POTTS. pivlsion Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-27

By George W. Mayo. Auciioneor,
Ono. +. Laughton, Jr., Saie5man)
Nos. ?. and "a Ninth street.
c,UERIFF'S SALE OF THE FUR
- NITURE OF THE 81. CHARLES HOTEL,
r0RSFR FIFTEENTH IND MAIN STREETS,
At AUCTION.
Nv virtue OF an execution In nay hands VIII
sell at auction on the promises, on
TUESDAY, MARCH BAD,
=, ,o.2o A VI. tho ENTIRE OUTFIT or THE ST
CHARLES HOTEL, corner OF Fifteenth ana MAIN
streets.
The furnishings consist Of
PARLOK and OFFICE FURNIIO kE ,,,.,,,,,
About seventy-fye rooms Of CHAMbbh l M T.
TURE. with MATTRESSES, BIDDING, GAN
PETS, and CROCKHk1; ....,,,,,,,,,,
DINING-ROOM FURNITURE OF E&IEcslO.S,-
TABLES, CROCRERY, and TABLE-LiSEN I:
A large lot Of StLYEkPLArhD WAKE anu
Table CUTLERY, GLASSWARE, &C.
HALL, STAIR, and CHAMBSkCARPEls;
KITCHEN FURNITURE GEN EkALLf.
Tho ENTIRE HOTEL OUTFIT VIII DO sold as
a whole. ,
Tgpu3: Ono fourth cseh; iho balance in equal
instalmen's payable nc thirty. sixty, snq ninety
days from day Of sale, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, the eudorsers nsmo 10 40 gwen az
time Of sale.
Anunusual opportunity Is now offered 70 pur'
chase and continue the bOtel business.
sheriff of the City Of Richmond.
70 ., &c, 27Mhl&3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-27
Death of a weil-Known Dauville Druggist.

DASvnLK, Va, February 26.--Mr. T. r.
Scatter, a wellknown druggist Of this city
who had had been III for several days past,
died this morning. He was native OF Hamp-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-27

Your only safety is in acting prompt
~" IL you suffer pain buy salvation Oil
quick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-27
NEARLY TWENTY-FIVE.
Death OF an Old Citizen of Leesburg-
Town improvements.


fCorraspondenco Of the Richmond Nspatch.l
TrrsurRC. VA, February % DR.. Fran
cis +. Drake died ut the residence of his
daughter IN this town, lay. Had no lived 10
see his next birthday, March jth, no would
have attained tho advanced age OF ninety-iour
years. DR. DRAKE served as colder In the war
Of lsl2-'l6, and at tho time OF his death was n
limited States pensioner DR.. Drake had long
outliyed the comrades OF his early life.
TOWN IMPROVEMENT.
There Is nattering prospect OF having oloc-
tric lights la Leesburg. Tho Town Council have
granted the privilege and appointed commit
lee To direct the erection OF poles. sc. Tho WORK
Of putting IN the plant Will doubtless begin al
an early day.
KNIGHTS OF PyTHIAs.
Ono Of tho best lodges OF Knights Of Pythias
I'm the State Is located here-composed Of tho
leading citizens OF this commuuity-and Is ia a
prosperous condition. The Grand Lodge de-
cided at its recent meeting in Roanoke 10 hold
the next session in this town. The Sir hnigh' :
will receive sAearty and chlYalric welcome from
our people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-27
N : : : Norfolk
SCHEDULE IN EFgECf JAS ''
TWO TRAINS DAILY i1 '.'
LYSCUrlbi -.

,zzzzunsxsz1z KS .. 81.
SCHEDULE IN 81 sEl '.' 81
TWO TRAINS DAILY I'D '.'
LISCUilht --,
LEAVE RICHMOND, HlE1-,l
eos 4. NJ. DAuy. ril Peter, e-f .-rsi
Norfolk lnr
Norfolk .Ei 30 .' -.
Peters olrs s.. 4
SOLID IHAtA
esAM. DaiIy, ris Peter bus -
Petsr,burg 1000 Az. 81 ~. .Fr
Petersburg lls5 B. ,s-i
VILE, Lyncaburs, ar 8 o. .--
and West lax %.
10 hoAroas ans RAJ ts ..rs =
isf0P.M. DAILY, ri4 Pe,ar'y --.. .... ss. ,
tsrsburg 1919 B.. a.. ~
burg II T. Il. daily. a''''''
u.opM 5s2g ~ ris Pe,5ugls.
Petersbure ~! A. p. /.
witi, Train ~. q, ira' 70 .r
ayi2:tc A. ". t.r lM 80
burg. PscahoataS s-- .r liB
south and West i-, 81 B.
sleeper between VIZ. 81
LYNCHBURG reh-5 '
lo:ssA NJ paly. ris BurksyiNN ~ SS-,.
Iynchbusg, he so1'l' 80 ..,,1l
PULLMAN sLERPING-cAR A''
TONS ..f.si
No f-sieepIns-csr from hl'h. asa.
enre. also. Peters burg 70 bsts'2. ' y n, =
leaving Petorsburg daiy - ',.s.
Iynshburs 20 Momphis wtthot,, 80, g. -. a, =
No S-Ihrough ear kehioa5 - /, - ~
Radford and Pullman Sleeper N''
phis without change ~ Al .B.oilA..,.
ear ~ abSsinsi az kican5ad az, h NJ ~.
abroad DEPOT A ". G9Osr's. ~. \. "A 80
nnd a. hs eoInpAey's ofiiee' ~ S Sii NIssh,
H. T s,;'.Sases As'4'
W. 4. sEylLL. re-.
/ General passsas's - 81
| osnsrai once, Roanoke, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-27
PROPOSALS.
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT, WASH

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WASH
Il INGTON, D. c., February 20, 1s9I.-Ssaled
proposals will be received at this department
until O'Clock p. N. FRIDAY, Msrch %, 1891. for
MANUFACTURING AND PLACING IN POSI-
TON IN COMPLETE WORKING ORDER in the
United States courthouse and post-ofIice Char
loite, ". c.. COMBINATION ELECTRiC-LIGHT
AND GAS-FlXTURBS. specifications, drawings,
and blank forms OF proposals will DO furnished
manufacturers and dealers upon application 10
tho department The right TO reject any and oil
bids and 10 waiyo defects IS reserved. Partial
bids will not be considered. Proposals should
be addressed 70 the Secretary Of the Treasury
aud endorsed " Proposals for Electric. Light ard
GAS Fixtures, Charlotte, n. c." 4. Is. NkTTLk-
TON, Acting Secretary. 70 H-F2t
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
A SAFE 10 PER CENT. INVEST
N MEET.
INVESTORS ATTENTION
BY Louis Rawlings,
Real Estate AuCttOnse r.
FOUR VALUABLE FRAME DWELLINGS ON
WEST JACKSON AND DUyAL STREETS
AT AUCTION.
BY George (. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and EUctioneer,
1905 Bauk street.

HnRUSTEE'S SALE OF 4 TRACT OF
i LAND WITH IMPROVEMENTS IN HEN
RICO COUNTY, ABOUT SIX MILES NORTH OF
RICHMOND, FRONTING on THE WILKIN-
SON ROAD BETWEEN BROOK TURNPIKE
AND CHlCKAHOMINY RIYER.-By virtue Of q
deed OF trust executed to mo as trustee from
Leroy Madison and wife, bearing date March IL,
1890, and duly recorded in the Henrico County
Court. and being thereto required by the holder
OF the notes therein secured, will sell at public
auction, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH II, 1891,
at O'Clock r. NJ, the eb0ve-described PRO-
PRRTY,
Terms Cash as 10 expenses Of sale and note
for S24, with interest thereon from september u,
1890, TO day of sale, aud credit As 20 the pay
ment OF s34S by three notes-tgo for S2+ each.
due respectively March -, 1891, ana March u,
1892, and the other for 1900, due March y, 1898
balance upon such terms as may be announced
at sale. &. a. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
GEORGE Z. CRAWFORD, Auctloneer fer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-27
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MINERAL WATERS.
CHASE CITY WATERS.

a NHASE CITY WATEKS.
We have accepted tho agency for tho CHASE
CITY LlrHiA WATER and CHASE CITY CHIC
RIDE CALCIUM WATER, which are sold In cases
OF one dozen half gallon bottles at s. 50 por case.
The LIrhlA WATER viii no sold IN bulk, only
In nye-galion lots; prco % cents per gallon.
DomiIohDs extra, tI.25 each samo price allowed
for them when empty and delivered 10 Us IN good
order. PukCKLL. LADD q CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
fee Agency for Virginia Mineral WAtsrs