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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-20
CITY Circuit Court.

The foil owing suits were entered in the
Civ Circuit Court yesterday;
MI. @. Il l.. Mann, who sue for the benefit
of G. w. Antrim & Co., against the South
ern Loan and Investment Company for
S2S4.
Cohen Company against Isaac Dunn
brewer for $500.
IL. G. Leigh. Jr., against the Western
Union Telegraph Company for 800.
John l.. kose Il Co. against Andrew j.
Wood for $1,000. This Is an action for al
legged SANDER.
The following judgments were rem
dered
In favor of II. T. Richeson against the
Order of the Golden trail for 500.
La favor of Ida Il. Rieneson against the
same for 500.
Hugh Antrim qualified to practice law in
the court
In the case of A. L. johnson against the
Richmond and Seven-Pines Railroad Com
pany the defendant filed two bills of ex-
captions, and judgment was suspended for
sixty days. This was an action by the
plaintiff for services rendered the road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-20
BONES OF 100 coNFeDERATEs
Removed Mt Chester, Pa.-Interesting Let
ter from an ex-EederaI Soldier.
CHESTER, Pa, December 16, 1891.

Removed Mt Chester, Pa.-InterestinR Ley
ter from an ex-FederaI Soldier.
CHESTER, Pa, December 16, 1891.
To- he Editor of the Dispatch:
Being subscriber 20 the WEEKLY DIS
PATCH, thought would send you little
item that would interest your readers in
regard TO the disinterrlng OF the remains OF
the 100 Confederate soldiers that were
buried in Chester Rural cemetery during
1863, 1864, and 1865.
Owing to some popularity OF the soil IN
which they were buried the coffiDs were
in a remarkable state of preservation. L
was present while about one hundred were
being taken up. INC bones were carefully
gathered and placed in separate boxes and
numbered. They are to be taken to the
new National cemetery, located at the
junction of Halnes street and Limekiln
pike. Germantown. Pa, about seven miles
from Philadelphia, plotin the same being
reserved for them. These soldiers died
while under treatment In Crozler United
States General Hospital, located at Chester,
Pa.
There does not seem to be any record by
which the names or regiments of these
soldiers can be found out. which was GER
tainly great mistake. j am prompted TO
write these few lines by reason of the
many acts of kindness which have been
shown to me from frequent visits TO Old
Virginia. / was a soldier myself for three
years during the war. and feel proud TO
say that the war ended with me at Apo
mattox. was a mem Der of the First dlyi-
sion. Sixth corps (Sedgwick's), Army Of
the Potomac; and / tell you truly that
have spent many happy hours IN my trips
to Virginia, where met and talked to old
soldiers of Ewelps, Hills, or Longstreets
corps, or out at your Richmond Soldiers
Home.
| want to congratulate you upon the
general makeup of your WEEKLY Dis
PATCH; its Preas amount of and varied
news; and am beginning to feel that |
cannot do without it. The more l read 1t
the better like il. Very truly yours,
FRANKLIN BRoADBELT,
324 Concord avenue.
Chester, Delaware county, Pa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-20
TIE LIouoa CASES SEMI ON.
Justice cratchfeld certifles Them to the
Hastings Court--other Matters.

Hastings Conrt-other Matters.
In the Police Court yesterday morning
tho Justice asked that he be allowed till
January 5th to consider the case against
Councilman NJ. 4. Page, charged with
railing turkeys. which was granted by the
counsel interested on both sides. He then
took up the regular docket and disposed
of it with great CELEBRITY.
The irst cases called were those against
George NJ. Edelbert and Mary Il. Miller,
charged with selling liquor 70 William
Hunter, minor. Hunter was arrested Tor
being drunk aud disorderly Thursday eve
ming but the Justice, in the goodness of
his heart. let the boy 90 free. The testi-
mony against the defendants in the cases
before him yesterday was of such nature
that his Honor certified them 10 the Hust-
ings Court for final action.
James Johnson (coloTed). charged with
feloniously stealing and carrying away O
carbine belonging to L. w. Tignor, was
sent to jail for thirty days.
Andrew Cramer, white man arrested
for carrying razor, was discharged, he
being a member Of the shaving fraternity
and il having been proven that he had not
been to ball.
The case of W. f. johnson. a white man
taken in by Policeman Shields as sus-
picious character, was continued until
next Tuesday.
John A. Coats. who was arrested on the
same charge, was sent dowl for sixty days
in default of security.
f. b. Quinn was fined $3.50 and costs for
trespassing upon the premises OF W. Nj.
Thompson and tearing Grape from his
door.
Willie Chalmers, little negro urchin,
was sent 10 Jail for stealing &c in money
from Rebecca Chalmers. The Justice
asked Billy if nc was providing for Christ
mas and assured him that II he was he had
certainly met some disappointment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-20

IL Stuart Robaon's company. Marriage,
engagements were not long ago reported
between Miss Fairleigh and Franciyn Re
Gid sal between Miss Olive May and
Chicago Journalist. lew days ago Mr.
Robsoa's valet was married to Mrs hop-
sons maid. And now We have the an
nouncement that Miss Amy. Busby. u en-
gagged 10 be married shortly to Aubrey
Boucicault, who is the leading man OF the
company.
Miss Emma Eames finds a lot OF things
American which strike her Is unusual and
more or less interesting particularly re-
porters The Chicago papers always In.
sisted that there was certain amount OF
humor in the fact that Miss Eames was,
Boston girl born in China, and that she
spent the latter part Of her life IN Paris. /.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-20
The Beet-Sugar Interest in Nebraska.
fBy telegram 10 the Dispatch.I

LINCOLN, Me-, December l9.-The State
Beet-Sugar Convention adjourned last eve
ming after the formation Of a permanent
association and the election of officers. A
resolution calling upon the next Legisla-
ture To restore the bounty OF 81 per ton for
duct provoked considerable discussion, but
was finally adopted. A resolution was also
adopted requesting the General Govern
ment TO provide an experienced chemist
for each factory during the working sea-
son, and the representatives in Congress
were urged TO lend their assistance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-20
THE HusTrNes COURT YESTERDAY.
II. s. Voss RcIeased-Msj or johnson Tried
for an Assault, &c.

In the Hastings Court yesterday Judge
Witt released H. S. Voss, who was con-
vlc,ed Of perjury November 18Th and sem
fenced to a term of fifteen DAYS in jail and
fined 500. Voss paid portion OF his fine
and was discharged as insolvent and I'M
able TO do more.
Major johnson (colored) was tried on
the charge of feloniously cutting John
Robinson. On a former hearing OF the
case there was a hung jury. This time he
was found guilty of msdemeanor and
sent to Jail for fifteen days. Hon. ID. O..
Richardson was JOhnson's counsel. Com
observation-disclosures Smith inquired Of
the prisoner if he did not think the jury
let him of easy. He replied yes" and
said he was perfectly satisfied with the
verdict.
The case of II. Berkle, who was indicted
this term for bigamy, was called yester-
day morning, and counsel for the de-
fence, Mr. ID. G. Richardson demurred to
the indictment and was sustained By the
Court. At the suggestion of the Common
wealth's Attorney, Judge Witt, ordered
that the accused be held in custody for
reindictment by the grand jury in Janu-
airy. His Honor signihed his willingness
to accept bail in the sum Of $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-20
EIee,rle licht. and Flnnnees.

The Council Committee on Electric
Lights will meet in the Council chamber
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock to con-
sider a resolution from the Council in.
structlng that body to advertise for bids
for furnishing the city with $50 electric
arc lights of z,OoO-candle power for two and
four years.
AT s o'clock this lody and the Commit
tee on Finance viii assemble together TO
discuss the feasibility of the establish
meat ofits own plant by the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-20
Gross JAN sIlsmanagemeut Alleged.

READING, Pa, December l9.-Ex-Night
Waterman of the CountS Prison Rhoads
was on trial to-day charged with releasing
from jail Beatrice Collin, the female
counterfelter, and John Miller, burglar.
The case suddenly terminated by Rhoads
pleading guilty. TO gross negligence. after
which he made statement describing the
most shocking orgies and drunken ca
rousals in which the female prisoners aud
jail officials participated at night. The
Court Immediately entered q rule on the
warden Of the jail 20 show cause why be
should NOT be removed and ordered full
investigation for Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-20

In dmns-your Christmas shopping-you
will fnc 1. to your adyantage--to look through
our s,ock.--You viii End here--a complete
stock Of TOYs--some CRoCKERY-HAND-
KERCHIEFs and GLOVES in proiusion--alsO,
HosIERY-cARPETs, RUGS, Ca fow
things taken at random:
Our large SMYRNA RUGs--slzs s2Ioo
Inches-3o different patterns--so.
Those long OPAL AND CRYSTAL TANK
-whlts-Blue, and olive--at 35c.
make a nice present.
The CRYSTAL sET-sugar BOwl-Butter-
m-Pitcher-Spoon-Ho lder---and
six Tumblers-5Oc. for the set---a nice and
useful present.
Large EXPRESS wAGoNs--size 1890
inches, only 75c.--Large EXPRESS WAGONS
with iron axle and scat only s1-EXPREsS
wAGoNs-slze 19x32 inches--s1.25.
CHILDREN's MUFFs AND BoAS-in
Wblte-White and Black-and Brown and
WhIte-50c. for set.
LADIES oPossUM MUFFs-real value 80,
price hore-s1.50.
LADIES BLACK CoNEY MUFFs-your
choice SOC.
MEMS PURE LINEN HEMsTITCHED HAND
KERCHIEFs--12I6c. each.
500 PLUsH CAPEs-for Boys-23c. each.
5000 Cakes CUT1CURA soAP-at 13c.
Cako,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-20
THE hoWITzER MONUMENT.
A Description of the Proposed Mem oriai
and Its Probable site.

Nearly $4,000 has elready been raised
among tho friends of the Richmond
Howitzers for the monument to be erected
TO the memory of those who served in this
famous organization during the late war.
The minor details concerning the me
mined upon, but the popular idea among
those interested in the scheme is that
there shall be bronze statue OF can
noneer IN some position suggestive of his
connection with the artillery service.
1t is believed that the triangular plot of
ground opposite Grove-Avenue Baptist
church is the best place for the monument
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-20
Export. and Imports Of specie.

NV YORK, December l9.-The exports Of
the past week amounted TO S227 ,203, of
winch S61 900 was in gold and Sl26,20s in
silver. All the gold and 1850 in silver
went to South America, and $li6,658 in
SILVER went 10 Europe The imports of
specie last week amounted TO $l,0s5, $50.
ofwhich S9s5.9s2 was in gold and sss, ais in
silver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-20
THE H!NEs-MEMORlAL FUND.
An Effort to Increase It-Important Meet
ing of IYnnhOe Lodge.

Tomorrow night large number of
candidates will be initiated into the mys-
teries of Pythianism by ivanhoe Lodge,
No "A. The amplified first rank will be
conferred. his rank was conferred for
the first time in Richmond last Monday
night by this lodge and Is said to be very
beautiful and impressive.
The Hines-Memorial Committee will also
meet tomorrow night at Ivanhoe Lodge,
corner Fifth and Marshall, when the
grand chancellor of Virginia, w. J..
Olivier. of stanton. and Supreme-Repre-
sentative d. j. Turner, Jr., of Norfolk, are
expected to be present. Ii is the inten-
ton of the committee to go actively to
work to increase this fund, and they will
no doubt receive hearty support from
ali Pythians.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-20
.,,~~>,~y,~,~>S'so,setygsa 1 1ss1rs:~,c>~o~~cc>
For RENT! For RENT
SOME MORE CHRISTMAS OR NEW
YEARS TURKEYS CAN BE HAD
FREE OF CHARGE |.
I HAVE SOME VERY DESIRABLE
HOUSES ON MY LIST
II o l. E Il.
Iwant to "LET THEM" for orc year, starting
tho loase from the ist day of January, 1892.
LET you take poesessioII as soon as you
can. and undor these conditions "LET" it 90,
together with
A FINE TURKEY
Christians Oh NEW YEAR.
A FINE TURKEY

You need not feel timid ABOUT applying for one
OF theso HOUSES, az / have had a great many
callers some Of whom viii get their TURKEY on
Christmas OF course only those that could
supply with new home viii DO thus favored I;
but you see cannot satisfy everybody, because
have not enough houses for that. II, however,
all my friends would put their vacant houses on
my list | could reach the end Of satisfying every
body much better.
TENANTS and HOUSE-0WNE Frs, lot me hear
from you, or shall be extremely glad 10 well
como you at my Office, No. 10S NORTH NINTH
STREET, where you can always find something
nice 10 take homo or along, as the case may BE-
Yours. very truly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-20

An immense line Of Fancy card-Boxes,
Souvenirs, Fruit BASKETS, sie., can DO found at
MoEsTA's, Ill cast Nam street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-20

Send your orders for Fruit-, Pound, citrOn-.
ind Almond-Cake 20 NoEsTA,
Phone 2s7.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-20
nor RE N r.. II
l. DWELLINGS AT REDUCED PRICES. MI

$50 per month--No. 9l3 Leigh street, between
Ninth and Tenth, with ten ROOMS and ali modern
improvements
tween Ninth and Tenth, with seven rooms,
range, sc.
So. 80 per mOnth-NO. 312 Main street, be-
tween Madison and Monroe, with ten rooms and
improvements.
SlS per month-NO. 20 Pine street, between
Main and Cary, with seven rooms and bath.
s12 per mOuth-NO. 1901 Franklin street,
corner Twelfth, with ten rooms, &c.
S2j per month-No. 1910 Broad street, Just
below Twelfth, with ten rooms, besides detached
kitchen.
s1S per month-No. l04 Mayo street, near
Franklin, with ten rooms.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR g SON,
de COLT corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-20

Buy your Christmas Supplies Of H. W. MoEsrA,
tho Leading Baker and ccn,eciioner, III east
Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-20

II. W. hogsrA can serve your High Teas,
Luncheons. Receptions. Christmas Entertain
ments. 40, IN nrst-ciass style. Give hun Jour
order.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-20
AUCTION sALEs-Mondey.,>1.---
ByJ.H. Valentine, Auctionecr,
Ono. Il. LaughtoD, Jr, saiesmAn.)
THE LAST SALE AT AUCTION
or
STRICTLY FIRST CLASS PARLoR, chAhDh"'
DINING-RooM, AND LIBRARY
FURNITURE,
FANCY CHAIRS, AND HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
AUCTION sALEs-Mondsy.
MONDAY. pRcsMeER 2lsr.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 21sr.
nj 1910 A. H., will be tho last opportunity ihat
wifi DO offered the citizens OF this community "
INV ~ auction fhe bost assortment Of STRICT
Ky FfRST-CLASS FURSLTURE ever ps, ,,s.
roid in THIS way At she FURNITURE WAhE-
ROOMS OF MIR. GATBRlGHr, No. 10 sioveInor
street. For twenty-nye years Mr.. Gathright
has kent one OF tho largest furniture estaoh-h-
inents in this city. Hts reputation for keeping
iirst-class articles 70 beyond question ana his
sales are made because he IS gong out OF TINS
business. ,,.,..st l..
The articles for sale on Monday win include In
part: D ernu
PARLoR SUITS In tapestry and plush;
WARDROBES with plate-glass mirror doors;
BOOKCASES and CHINA CLOSETS OF latest
designs;
EXTENSION TABLES in walnut, oak, and
cherry:
MARBIE-TOP and LIBRARY TABLES;
HAL1-SrA NDS Of all kinds and yaluesi
A large as ortment OF PLUSH, WICKER, CANE,
and other ROCKERS sn1 CHAIRS;
MANTEL MIRRORS, PARLOR CABINETS,
BOOK CASES, OFFICE-DESKS, and CHAIRS,
CHILDRENS CHAIRS, CRADLES, &C, &C.
MT. Gathright's determination IL 20 sou ana
bis warc-rooms arc advertised for rent 30 Der-
gains may be obtained.
The remnant Of stock after this auction sale
win DO sold az extremely low prices, but it Is de-
sired 10 sell at auction If possible iho entire
stock.
amount sixty or ninety days for satisfactory
piper. j. II. VALENTINE, AucIioneer
,JNO. Il, LAUGHTON, JR.. Salesman. dc ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-20

NoRsrA has tho hes. selection Of Cakes, Can
dies, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-20
dwellings FOR RENT.

n ,
$3.50 per annum-NO. ol3 east Marshall
street 10 rooms. Modern improvements. Spe-
cial inducements.
1850 per annum-No. 400 east Cary street; s
rooms and kitchen.
s24O per annun-No Ala west Main street
8 rooms.
$50 per annum-Nos. 1910 and 1912 Bev-
erley street; Is rooms.
= per annum-No. 407 west Clay street; z
rooms.
$3.50 per annum-COrner Twenty-ninth and L
streets; rooms. Vacant January LIST.
81 per month-No 80 Randolph street: 9
rooms.
SI6.67 per month-No. Ii east Jackson street;
@ roOms and kitchen.
s16 per month-No. HOG Floyd; 9 rooms and
kitchen.
IS per month-Nos. SIG and sls Spring street;
rooms.
sS.33l6 per month each-Nos 7O6 and 7OS Blu
chanan street; , rooms.
80 por mOnth-NO. 6l3 High street; 4 rooms.
$3.50 per month-No. 40 Buchanan street
rooms.
81 per month-No. 1923 Nicholson street o
rooms
80 per month-No. 2725 Q street rooms.
Apply TO FRANK ID. HILL CO.,
de 20-1t Real Estate Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-20

FInEworks-large variety and as cheap as
others, at AIoEsrA's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-20

candyi candyi candyl An prices, Ct
MoEsrA's, III east Main street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-20
BY Macdougan & Davis, Auctioneer,
1436 east Franklin street.
DICHMOND BAZAAR. On

Our regular sale viii take place
TOMORROW
nj 1890 o'clock. when we will OFFER large regis
try Of HORSES AND MULES, suitable Tor farm,
light driving. and business purposes. Among
them We mention
2 large BAY HORSES, suitable for farm or bust
ness;
3 good MARHS-htted for heavy draught
good MULES and l young BLACK HORSE I've
years old sound aud very stylish;
l young BAY HORSE;
L seven ear-old BAY MARE, PHAET0N, AND
HARNESS. This Is a very nice tournout and
suitable for a lady 20 drive.
SECONDHAND PHAETONS. newly repaired
and reprinted;
. SECONDHAND BUGGIES;
l GROCEkS WAGON, good as new, and l Sc
COND-HAND DIR l-CART,
And all stock regislered IN time. do 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-20

Give MoEsrA your order for CHRrsrxAs pss-
sKgTs and save time and money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-20

BlTcHELLER, For, SC, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST
ORANGE. kEYsYILLE RAILROAD COMPANY, &c,
DEFENDANTs, AND GLEASON, SAtES 4 90, FOR,
&c, PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST GRANVILLE NJ Ala,
DEFEsDANTs.-lN TIE CHANCsRY COURT on flk
CITY OF RICHMOND.
/. Charles W. GOdd;n, clerk u said court, GER
tify that the bond required ~ Meude haskius,
Is. r.. MunfOrd, Z. H. McGuire, ami !. X. Tucker,
Jr four OF tho special commissioners by the de-
cree In said causes OF December 4, 1891, has
been duly given.
Given under my hand this Sth day II Decem-
Der, 1891. CHARLES W. OODDiN,
de % Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-20


ARGE SALE OF VALUABLE
~ PAWNBROKERS GOODS, GOLD AND
SILVER WATCHES, DIAMOND RINGS AM
PINS, GOLD JEWELRl, CHAINS, OPERA
GLASSES, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, NJ,
PISTOLS, &C., Ar AUCTION will sell ai my
auction rooms, corner OtNinth and Main streets
on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22t,
commencing at 1920 A. ~. Tor account AZ VI \
BRchrach, pawnbroker,a large collection o. FOX
FEIrED PLEDGES, consisting Of -.
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, CHAINS, JEW
ELkY, DIAMOND RINGS,
PINS, ana STUDS, ,
GUNS, PISTOLS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
and many other articles, % which pecial atten-
ton n called.
These goods are sold by Mr. Bachrach, whose
reputation Is established In this city, ami al
articles are fully guaranteed.
j. II. VALENTINE, Auctloneor
JS0. E. LAUGHTOS, JR., salesman.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Parties who have loft pledges with me hat
have not been renewed are hereby notified mas
they must come forward and pay charges On
same or make arrangements for renewal u
loans, or the articles will be sold n THIS sale.
x. BACHRACH,
de- Loan Onlcc, 22O North Sin,h street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-20

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
A NICE BRICK DWELLING on THE WEST
SIDE or PINE BETWEEN MAIN AND CAkf
STREETS, KNOWN As No. 20 SOUTH PINE
sTREEI.-By virtue OF a certain deed 81 trust
executed % tho undersigned trustees, dated
March 10, 1891. and OF record IN tne tlsrs Of
fco Richmond ChAncery Court, Deod-booh lfs
A, page sl5. default having been made ih we
payment OF \ portion OF the money sesufod
thereby, aud being required 30 todo By TIE poae,
nciary therein named, wo shall proceed u sol
at public auction, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, DscEnsRR 20, 1891.
at 4so o'clock Z. NJ, tho PROPERTY described
as above. The house has been built only a tsS
years. and Is in good order. 10 has sbodt soYca
rooms and all the modern improvements a.
the location should commend u 70 those l0oAlus
for comfortable home or seeking an lhSes'.
mont The lot fronts 10 feet II lnches, ana
rtJps back f0l feet TO an alley 10 feet woe.
TERMS: Cash as 70 ponsos Of sale ana 70 Iay
OF the sum OF s232.2s; the balance apoh :
credit OF slz and twelve months. the pufeee'sf
10 give his negotiable notes with pee cent. ~
terest added nom date OF sale, secured ey q oes1
OF truzt upon the property; u,opovp
III. 5. hUiLLEk,
SUTTON,
Trustees
surroS A Co, Auctioncsrs Do IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-20

BY George W. Mayo, Auctioneer,
- and "a north Ninth street.
HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FUR
Ii NITURE, &C., AT AUCTION.-l win sell at
my auction-house at 1920 A. NJ,
MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1891,
VERY GOOD WALNUT PARLOR SUIT:
? MARBLE-TOPPED CHAMBER SUITS, with
bevelled mirrors;
Several very fine BED-LOUNGBS;
Handsome OAK EXTENSION-TABLE, OAK
DINING-CHAIRS. and OAK BOOKCASE;
Nice PARLOR BILLIARD-TABLE and FIN
TURES;
A number OF very good OFFICE-DESKS and
REVOLVING oFFICE-CHAIRS;
TOILET SETS and NEW DECORATED TABLE
WARE;
MATTRESSES, NEW BLANKETS;
LATROBE, COOKING, and HEATING
STOVES &C., &c.
ALSO,
for the estate OF Dr. Charles S. Britain, deceased
MAHOGANY BUREAUS, SECRETARIES
nIGH-POST BEDSrEAD, WAsHSIAND,
LIBRARY-TABLE,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, SC.
de 20 GEORGE w. MAYO. huctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-20

EOR RENT, THAT LARGE AND 60
~ VERY DESIRABLE CENTRALLY-Lo-Ias a
GATED STORE, No. 1906 east Main street. Has
elevator, &C., and tho rent Is very reasonable.
1113 east Main street.
Phone 534. de 2O-Su2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-20

stringieilow In the Chancery Court OF tho dty
cov,s. e. Of Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-20

The effort OF Miss Marie Wainwright 10
populerize Andrew Hall.day's dramatiza-
ONLY with very modest measure of success
IN Baltimore. That this was SO was, how
ever no fault of Miss Wainwright, saws
the Baltimore Herald, who stroye earnestly
enough 90 give an artistic and finished
production. aer protrayal OF the part OF
the unhappy Amy Hobsart was altogether
very intelligent and well merited the APP
plsuse she received.
Mr. hawson, ia iiarper's Weekly, says that
Messrs. Abbey 4 Grau's combination Is &c.
cidedly polyglot ia is complexion. II has
Americans, Poles Frenchmon. Italians,
Germans. English. and Bclgians. Jean do
keszke calls IL q RrsSiRn salad.
There can be little doubt that the moet
married theatrical troupe in this country