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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
,a.er enIored prorresslve tiadIe-de.winks
TEA AND RECEPTIONS.

lNttf envy - - "
f' TEA AND RECEPTIONS.
Nra. Ashby Jones was at home TO her
friends on Thursday evening NJ very
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. p. Lathrop give tea on
Wednesday evening from TO IN honor OK
Miss Carrie Pickett Moore.
Mira. Junius Morris will be at homo 10
her friends ON "Wednesday evening.
Miss Bessie Pace will not. receive on
Tuesday, owing to the reheersais lot
School" on Tuesday evening.
The entertainment for the Church OF the
Covenant at the Young Mems Christian
Association on Thursday evening proved
o most delightful affair. The stage was
exoulsiteiy decorated with palma, standing
larnus with different colored shades, PIC
lures. and handsome furniture. The U.
ID. O. Mandolin Clrb--Messrs. Tompkins,
BowIes, McCluer. and Jones-piayed WITH
iriimitable expression and skill MISS
Hammer and Miss Lucie Williams sang
solos in most pleasing style; Inc poPu-
Ieftwich, and Kirk Mathews with Rich
mond audiences was most strongly attest
cd than usual.
BRITT NOTES.
A dainty concert in ladies' urnbrellas are
those of red silk, with the handle OF briar-
wood. The fragrance of the wood grows
sweeter every day.
Mrs, Hotchkiss gave box-party on Tues:
day evening in honor of Miss Harris, OF
Louisville. and Miss Annie Boiling, OF
Wytheyille. Miss Dunlap, Mrs. Ashton
Starke, and Mr.. w. l.. Clapp were among
others present.
party 10 her young friends on the occasion
of her birthday last week. The play en-
loved was the Old Homestead.
The Richmond german on Monday eve
ming was most delightful affair. nano-
some supper was served. A pleasant lea,
ture after the german had been danced
was the playing of Mr.. Leo Wheat.
MRS. HARRIs's LUNCH.
Mrs. Alfred T. Harris gave another ele-
CANT lunch Yesterday afternoon, at which
the guests were Mrs. Wyndham X. Mere
dith Mrs. Robert Boykin, Mrs. Otway ,.
Allen, Mrs. Robert II. Whitlock, Mrs. Alian
Donnan. Mrs. Arthur Seldom, Mrs. Andrew
II. Christian, Mrs. 4. T. ID. Myers, Jr:, Mrs;
Edward Mayo, Mrs. William Ialoott, anu
Mrs. Robert G.. Cabell.
The table decorations, Duchess OF Albany
roses and gilt bowls OF white hyacinths
with Venetian glass ornaments OF roses
scattered about the table The menus were
printed on Partisan novelties of parchment
bordered with silver and gold with name,
cards to match Music was furnished
during the lunch by Professor Laube and
Miss Julia Harris on the violin.
PERSONAL POINTS.
Miss Mary Anderson will soon visit the
Misses Brown. of Baltimore.
Miss Lizzie Coles. of Albemarle, Is the
guest of Mrs. Jock,Ellison.
Miss Sadie Claiborne is visiting Miss La
Fonde Palmer.
Miss Annie Lee Boiling. Of Wytheville, is
the guest of Miss Sue Starke.
Mrs. Pendleton, ME Josephine Lyons, is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. james Lyons.
Mrs. ]. w. Reinhart, Of Boston, who is q
great favorite in society in Richmond, is ut
the Exchange. MIdNoN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25

George WaShlngtOnS gltt was IN pawn,
copies of it were made. doubtless with the
intention of deceiving relic-hunters. Posi-
bly, it Is some such product of sharp prac-
tice which now reposes in Albany.
FAMILIAR ACQUAINTANCE.
Colonel Parker, by The way, was assist
ant acknowledgement with Grant during
the campaigns from the Rapidan to the
surrender Of Lee. Then he was made NIL
itary secretary to Grant with the rank
of Northumberland, and in February,
1865. with the rest of Grants personal
staff, was made breyet-colonel.
ceived about the Red-Jacket medal Mrs.
Meagher is sure that the one which she is
to put into the custody of the club bear
ing the chiefs name Is genuine. In Canaan
daigua she will have the evidence put in
regular form before notary. Mrs..
Oliver Phelps (now over ninety
years old. Mr.. Alexander Howell,
and Mr.. Thaddeus Chaplin. of that town,
will depose as to their knowledge of the
matter, which is said to be intimate. In
particular, Mrs. Phelps remembers Red
Jacket we'll, and the circumstances of his
GIFT TO Captain Parrish. These latter facts
Mrs. Meagher told me in q conversation
made especially interesting by her enthu-
siasm for the subject. by her accurate in
formation in regard toit. and by the charm
of her courtesy.
MISSIONARIES ron DARKrsT AFRICA.
Missionaries soon find their way through
paths newly opened by explorers, and
while the world Is listening 10 the stories OF
Staniey's latest adventures and discoveries
an expedition organized for the purpose of
Christianizing the natiyesof Central Africa
has been fitted out with supplies in New
York and started on its mission. AT
its head IS the Rev. DIR. Johnstoa. of ia.
maica, w. L., who came here to secure
equipments for himself and his party,
which comprises ten educated Christian
natives IT the West Indies. DR.. Johnston.
who was graduated from She Rev. Henry
0rattan Guinness Missionary Training
School in London and has preached and
worked effectively at many out-ofthc-way
stations on the island Of Jamaica, intends
10 start from point on the east coast Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
Art In Oklahoma.
fTSfaf

After exhausting every means known 70
the craft without dispelling the funereal ex-
preston from the baby's countenance, the
photographer turned in.despsir to the
mother:
Madam, can't you do something. to
make him look O little more cheerful Z"
Fond Mother: reckon so. Azoerry Vo
the baby), yer paw whipped claim jumper
last night, an then run him four miles.
The baby smiled like an angel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
A Cave OF Spiders.
fSt. Iouis RepublIc.I

A short distance out from Buens Vista,
Col, there is cave literally swarming
with spiders of curious species OF inn
mense size, some of them having legs four
inches in length and body as Jorge
as that of canary-bird. The cave
was discovered in December, 1879, and was
often resorted to by the pioneers, who OBJ
tanned the webs for use in place OF thread.
Early and late the cave constantly resounds
with a buzzing noise which is emitted
by the spiders while they are weaving their
pafa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF A

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF A
"A LARGE AND WELL-SELECTED STOCK
OF CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS, Dog
CARTS, RNESs, SADDLBkY, ROBES,
WHIPS, TOOLS, IMPLEMENTS, &C., AT AUG
TION ON
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1891,
AT Ie O'CLOCK NJ, AS AN ENTIRETY.-As ad-
ministrator Oh the estato OF the late r. NJ. Stew
ard, will, on the day and az the hour named
above, at the stoye No. Is Bollingbrook street,
Petersburg. Va, offer for sale by public auction
as az entirety, the stock OF
HARNESS, SADDLRRY,
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
WAGONS, CARTS,
and everything else usually kept In first-class
harness and saddlsry stock.
An accurate inventory Of the stock taken by
the appraisers Of the estate can be socn AZ the
store on and after the 2ith instant, and which Is
open 70 the inspection OF all parties interested.
Here are presented circumstances that seldom
occur, where an opportunity IL presented OF
buying well-selected stock, fully equipped,
In active and profitable operation, and the good
will and large trade woD and held by tao labor
OF many years Of an enterprising firm.
TERMS One third OF the purchase prico cash,
and the balance on credits OF three and six
months, interest added, for negotiable notes
satisfactorily endorsed. Interest from day of
sale. j. EDWARD AOYLEB,
Administrator Of estate Of r. n. Steward.
ia 25-Su&W2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
A Sad Mistake.
Tarna Slftlnna

Mrs. Yerger: Bridget. there is something
the matter with the soup. 1t tastes queer.
and Everybody who has taken any feels sick.
WHAT did you put IN it /?
Bridget: i made it the same as usual,
mum. except that~as there was no salt,
mum, in the salt-cellar took some of the
other salt. mum, that ye put up on the
shelf.
Mrs. Yerger: Great heavens! that was
EPSON salts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
A Mere Car,cature.

Sympathizing Friend: Well, old man,
what sized dose of whiskey did the doctor
prescribe?
Disguised Invalid: Humph! Only half
o wineglassful day.
Sympathizing Friend Too bad, too bad :
rather homeopathic dose, isn't itf =,
Disguised Invalid: Humph! Moro like
the Faith Cure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
Kicked q Lunatic to Death.
fRy teleeraph 70 the Dispatch.l

INDIANAPOLIS. iSD., January IA spe-
cial to the Sentinel from Richmond, Ind,
says the jury before which was tried James
A. Woods, an attendant at the Eastern
Hospital for the Insane, charged with
kicking T. Jay Blount. a patient, TO death,
returned verdict OF guilty OF voluntary
one wears in the penitentiary. The jury
was out three hours. Woodwas overcome
by the verdict.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
Society Note.
HIHaa-

Mr.. Manhattan Beach: What are you
reading. Mamie?
Mamie (aged eleven): Only one of those
French novels.
You should not do that. It is not pro-
per for you to read such books"
"Oh, / am not reading it fol-. my own
amusement. l am just looking, through II
TO see If II is a proper book 70 have lying
around where mamma might pick it up
and read it.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
Deaths IN Farmville.

ISptCIhI toIckIuI1 70 VIC AI5pHtNIhI
FARMyu1E. Va, January 24.-Mrs. Mary
Miller. one of the best-known ladies of
Farmville, died to-day. She was the widow
Of John Miller. the mother of Sergeant
Miller, Mr.. Joe Miller, of Danville, Va.
and Mrs. George Fowlkes. of Burkeville.
She had been sick long time and was q
very great sufferer. No lady in Farmville
was ever held in higher esteem than
Mrs. Miller. Her funeral will take place
FROM the Baptist church on tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
John Seymour Holman died this evening
at the house of his son. Mr.. Holman was
in his SEVENTEEN year of age and had been
a worthy resident OF Farmville for more
than twenty years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25

~ ENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
w TURE, NEW VELVET CARPET, STOVES,
&c, AT AUCTI0N.-0n
MONDAY THE 26rH
will sell at my auction-rooms
2 MARBLE-TOP WALNUT BUFFETs,
/ NEW VELVET CARPETS yards;
WALNUT and POPLAR EXTkNslON-TAbLEos
PARLOR FUgNITURR, EThGRkEs,
LOUNGES, TABLES, HAT-kACks.
COOKING and HkATlNG-ST0Vks,
A large assortment Of HOUSEKEEPING Ar
TICLSS
These goods must be sold and removed at
Jas GEORGE W. MAYO, AuctiOnser.
A UCTION SALE OF BANANAS,
N ORANGES, LEMONS, APPLES, and
GRAPES. We will sell
MONDAY, JANUARY 10Th,
ct 1890 O'Clock
100 lunches BANANAS,
40 boxes ORANGES,
30 boxes LEMONS,
g5 barrels APPLES,
20 barrels MALAGA GRAPES. -
WILLIAM JENKINS q SON.
IN 25-it 14I0 east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
nind In Africa.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatcn-I

fBy telegreph % INC Bi5patcusF
WASHINGTON, January M.-The Secretary
of State this afternoon received cable
message from an American missionary at
st. Thome, Africa, saying that Lieutenant
Emory II. Taunt, formerly Of the United
States navy and now employed in the Gov
eminent service in Africa. died at Banana,
Africa Kongo), on the 18th instant. No
particulars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral

The best of anodynes, this preparation rap
idly soothes irritation, strengthens the deli.
cate organs of speech, and restores the voice
10 its tone and power. No singer or public
speaker should be without il. Lydia Thomp-
son, the famous actress, certifes: Ayers
Cherry Pectoral has been Of very great ser
vice TO me. 1t improves and strengthens
the voice. and is always effective for the
cure Of colds and coughs"
Upon several occasions have suffered
from colds, causing hoarseness and entire
loss Of voice. In my profession Of an auc-
tioneer any affection Of the voice or throat
Is serious matter, but at each attack, 1
have been relieved by few doses OF Ayers
Cherry PectoraL This remedy, with ordi-
nary care, has worked such
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
on On extensive scale are contemplated.
The papers weIe oil Aligned to-day.
Error Corrected.
fRv tcIeeysph 20 the Dispatch.1

NEW YoRK, January 2i.---An item telc-
graphed hence on the 2lst stating that tne
New York Equitable Fire Insurance COM
pany had begun proceedings IN the Su-
preme Court for o voluntary dissolution
has been printed, with the word IRE
omitted, and has been taken az referring 70
the Equitable Life. Association Of TINS city;
not the Equitable Life that Is winding up
ITS business. Papers will please correct.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
An Important Point.
Rrookivn Iffe.

"Mrs. Smnll,n asked prospective custo-
mer, what is your charge per week for
board?"
"seven dollars, SIR"
at that with or without?p
with or without what Z"
aprupoc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
The Self-Conceited Man.
fWritten for the Dispatch.I

The Self-Conceited Man.
Written for the Dispstch.l
II there is O beng
On this mundane ball,
Who's supremacy happy
Has no care at all,
Never knows a trouble,
Tell his name | can,
Happiest of mortals-
The self-concelted man.
Criticism hurts him
Not the smallest bit
Fact is, when you hit him
Seems like you are hit
OF the downy ducks back
Rain no swifter runs
Than from him harsh censure,
Or O debtor duns.
Boundless as the ocean
Is his self-esteem,
And, when overridden,
Like it, shows no seam.
Ridicule his foibles,
Laugh at his conceits-
Wind 'gainst wall of granite
Just as vainly beats.
Strangest thing about him,
After all of these,
Is that he's extremely
Easy for to please
Seems to let you treat him
Almost as you choose;
Nothing much though does he
BY it seem to lose.
For, although he's faulty
Cranky, you may say,
Seems forever IN error
More so every day.
Will not think as you think.
With no one will chime.
Never does he get left -
Gets there eUery time!
Oh,there's nothing like b..
In this comic world,
Nor upon the planets
That round it are whirledl
Funniest of fellows
Ever you did scan;
Happiest of mortals--
The self-conceited man!
G.. W. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
LopIsout Mountain Purchased.
ny telegraph TO the Diapafch.l

CHATTANOOGA. TEss.. January 2i.--A
party Of Boston capitalists now in this
city, representing Q New England syndi-
cate, purchased to-day the Lookout Noun
tain Lsni Company property. including
tho railroad from Chattanooga TO tho top
Of Lookout Mountain. The consideration
paid is nearly 3i,ooo.ooo. Improvements
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
Speculative Ueredity.

tJudge.l
Baterfamllias Imogen, you mustn't
marry George Rockpate. he was such a
hard-headed boy! couldn't bear to have
my grandchildren like him.
Imogen: Yes, mamma, L know all the
Rockpates are awfully hard-headed; but
YOU must remember there is softening of
the brain in our family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
Ships in Hampton Roads.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, January M.-There
are now laying in Hampton Roads the
Brazilian bark "Duos Americas and the
Norwegian bark Habil," both from Per-
nambuoo, and both loaded with sugar.
The first vessel is awaiting orders and the
second is just in receipt of same for New
York. 1t is, dark and stormy here to-
NIGHT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
Afsminins Deduction.

Aunt Hattie: Mary. am sorry You are
going to marry that man. I'm afraid q
widower won't make you happy.
Mary: Oh. Pm sure he will make good
husband. You know be never cared much
for his hrst wife.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
SALE.

III -
/ VIII soil al public auction on
MONDAY. JAsUARY %, 1891,
at loK o'clock A. NJ. at my oflco. No iSOo ea't
Franxiin street. the following PROPERTY TO
satisfy surdry writs In my hands:
WARDRoBEs, BUREAus,
WAsBsTAND5. TABLES,
ToWEL-RACKs, BBDsTEADS
CANE aud wooD-sRAr CHAIRS,
ROCK ERs, LOUNGES,
DIVANS, PARLOR SUIT,
PICTURES, TRUNKS,
CLOCKS, LCoKING-GLASSBS,
GLASS JARS, LAUNDRY SOAP,
SCALES, COUNTER,
SHOWCASES, CARPETS,
BARBER-PoLE. &c.
taos II. G. Q. X.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
A Bunco-sIan Sentenced.

WOODSTOCK, Va, January 24.-The jury
in the case Of the Commonwealth against
John Myers. charged with buncoing Philip
Kibler, an aged farmer, rendered verdict
this evening Of guilty, and fixed his pun
ishment at six years in the penitentiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
Theory versus Practice.

"a man paid SO for barrel of apples.
He sold half OF them for S2.50 and The rest
decayed on his hands. How much did he
lose T" asked the teacher.
He didn't lose nothin'.n bewled out
farmers boy In the class. "He worked
lem up into cider"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
His Logic Was Correct.
Texas Siftlngs.

Policeman: Are you drunk3
Reclining Inebriate You bet!
Then you move off from here"
"Shay, are you drunk"
mo, / am SOBER" was the indignant re-
Spouse.
Then (hic) why don't you move OIL
You can do it blamed sight easier than l
can. Shee?"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
Railroad Work Suspended.
iRv tslegrnph 20 the DISPATCH

BrRsr1soaAx. Ala, January A.-Work
has been suspended on the Montgomery,
Tuscaloosa and Memphis railroad on the
upper or Tuscaloosa end OF the line. IL is
believed by the contractors that the work
will be resumed later on when the CON-
pany's finances improve.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &c.
y. L YAE8zoCdH. a. L POWELL
ID l.. YARBROUGH & CO.,
n REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
CLIFTON FORGE. VA.

BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE, IMPROVED
AND UNIMpRoyKD, PROPERTY FOR sALR In
all perts OF the city. Purchasers viii DO well %
coll On Us before buying. No charge for invest
ing for non-resioents. We desire enlistment %
property. special attention given 20 correspond
enco.
We refer TO the National Valley Bank Of stAun-
ten, Augusta National sank Of stanton, csti-
xans Bank Of Roanoke, and Eakie, August n
Donovan. agents Chesapeake ana Ohio Develop
mepr Company, Clifton Forge. We no 7-ecdA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
By Dcnoon, Tupper & Co.
Real Estate Agents and AucuolsefA
s2l Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABL
Il CORNER LOT, FRONTING 50 1881 y
CARTER STREET, III THE COUNTY a.. ~
RICO.-By virtue OF ceftAin 81 = ~
dated September I, $50, and re'crifi ~
Clerks ONCE OF Henrico County Court 10 ~,
Book l32 Il, page 81, default having bees l'.' /.
tho payment Of certain note tdrrrln 20 ~
and being requested 80 10 do, SI-. sell y -
ton, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JsSUASY 2, ~
at o'clock P. ~, that DESIRABLE 10! ~
southwest corner OF Carter ami laYl,f Iva
fronting on Carter street IS feet an f----'
back between parallel limos % feet
Terms: Cash as % expense u shio - . ~
of 1910, with interest IRON j6CuafY T. .''- -
balance on terms 70 De announced asa.
Ia23 e. l. DEHuuN, lfD.s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25


BY virtue Of q decree Of the chsncsry .oI,i
Richmond enteret December Q. Is31. ia " "A
OF "Thomas &. Bain. trustee, %. u. " =,
Co.. Will. as trustee and also % spel., =. =
missioner appointed f1r the pufp' - \.
public auction, on tho promises a! =
WEDNESDAY, JASuASY = ISL
that DESIRABLE AND CoNPLgTE NANl ..i,,
TURING PLANT, consisting Of TIE -. Z,
Bric1 Workshops and Foundry sliss-, a!
north side Of VAIN at alley OstHeeh : .....,,,t
seventeenth streets. snd extendlnz o.l y !, -
lin street, upon which thoro u a Ue.' !. =, &
and whore thore arc soYersl sa.sn .,g!r
Offices. which can oe ientsi our ~ - .,rfs
sired. These buildings are mosuy 80 f.ssd
high. are strong, and we'll suited ~, -.
uses, and have large roos eapaelI.
tho land will DO shoEn ~ Tie aeciigs' - ~
In these shops and % % sold WIZ - "a
large quantities OF most exceuenl u,.try -
EXPENSIVE MACHINERY, nov 49,, LsgssA
snd consisting So part Of Engine, bolie'' so
Furnaces, Shaping Machines, DFih 80
Saws, hortising- aud epose- nschisaes5, ,,,s,s,s
stones, Emory- Wheels. thousands u ..V.-t,
iron and IN wood Patent-kighlS lte h -
Forees. blowers, CHpola, FlAsks 81 ~, 80
every fixture and appliances neceSsA5'
and complete shop. al 90
but seldom, and, Kind reader. you sie -
agaia In your lifetime 20 have Efst' .s';ss
opportunity for buying lasse ara 49,. .
RANGED fec,ory epd fonpdfys fu'iy e-ssth -
active and ptofltsnle oporaii0o, 49, b5 -
goodwill and large trade s0n AM ~, err 4
labor OF many years or an ect3fp, IS "a -
high standing. IL Is likely that ~ ,,sisfr
chase thls entire ouifit, Heal kstaic. =, tss.
Patents, Patterns, GOODWILL, HateI -. - ;ssf
and an esta bish cd trade. for less u.n sa "a
Of IL value. ant then yoa can 80 70 IA 81
Jour business on no orders poa %
that are eoming ia daily. .,.. .ss.gfs.
10 being ifnpo8sibie 20 giro ~ 49, Al ~
mens every deal. earnestly INV s.,t n! -
posing parchasers % Inspect ne y, s,,rJ -
Tho day OF sale, promising on NJ pAi'
siftarce 10 thai snd. .,..s- sesi
Txxus: One fourth OF ne peisa.D 80 ssos
IN cAsh and tue residue IA three elss' ~ 80
st SIX, twelve, and eighiosn rvs,nS ACES 8
with interest added aad secured " surseesA
russ; OF All cash, Al mo oRs;S@ax a &c 4. BAN,
Trustee and special Nomss, IA
n ". bosE, Auc:iocosr. hchin0N'' /.
BAIHk N, rEAfxrHf. AGAINST y, ~ seInJ
Co, paxnxpAxfs, IN ynx cAAsSssi
xHa Clrr OF k1cHnosn go, ,.sri. -
l. Charlss ~. s.oo 10, ciosS q saw 80, ,.,ss ..
w nat the bprd rpQaifoi o. us ,sss "a ~
speotnl eommis>ioper " NE III, go
eouse a Uecomber & isA has rsea 81 psss<
oi19e Under ny has! NE y le.1 A. ss !opplS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
Alabama's Population.

WASHINGTON, January 24.--The Census
Bureau to-day issued a statement of the
population of the State of Alabama by
races. The total population Is given as
/ ,bJ3,0l7; $50, 796 being whites, 6sl, 43l col
ored, ESQ Indians, and 40 Cinnamon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DayP

BY Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents. Auctioneers, and Brokers'
No. north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
COURT SALE OF SEVERAL VALE
ABLE PIECES or REAL ESTATE
CONSISTING OF STORE No. 1850 EAST A,
STREET.
OLA
VACANT LOT
ON THE NORTH SIDE oFFRANKIIy srgir
BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AID SIX.
TENTH STREETS
AND
ANOTHER NEARLY VACANT LOT
ON SIXTEENTH COR UNION STREET y
TWEEN FRANKLIN AND GRACE

BY virtue OF tho heroinaiier.mcn.oa,l 4,
cree will, as trustee and special '0Lr.. -
cell by auction. on the respective grels,s
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY .,iE,
Immediately after the sale Of the i0uriy @ 2
NJ. Smith & Co, which Il O. b E)li g. 81. g
that day, the following desirable reA. -,2a-
70 wit:
ist. The sTOREHOCSB And lot 81. %.
east Main street, NOE and fer . long lr. 5r.
pied by n. NJ. smiths Co. as OIL -. -
room. This il n large house, anl being E.Va
tho market will rent well.
I'd. A NICE BU8INESs LOT o. the gfri. 90
of Franklin street Just west o. sixteen. Es
frouting 25xs0 feet, aud well suited s. a'g
q shop or store.
90. A LARGE LOT on tho wss' SHE % l-s
Cor SIXTEENTH street just norm q InHl
street, fronting les feet b. a goll i.r- d.
having thereon several sheds. This .f.e-'
hiss been used for storage, and on q 'cll-' q
nearness 70 the Chesapeake AMI tl." D.n
tracks has value for such and kinlrai rs
TERMS: One fourth cash aud DE fr',..t
six. twelve, and eighteen months H.. l..s'. ra
interest added aud secured by o deed 2 "a
or all cash, a. tho option q mo pusr. ser
TnOMAs &. SAX
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-25
Trustee and Spec
". W. BowR, Auciloneer.

Balm. JR.. PLAINTIFF, AGAINST II. " SsTl
Co., DgFESDAsTs-IS THIS CgASctsT cor
OF Tas CITY OF Richmond:
/, Charles W. Goddin, clerk o. sAi corr -
tify that the bond required q tho trustee ~
special commissioner by tEs decree 10 o..
cause OF December 8, 1890. has been dl.Yg"-
Given under my hand this ION day . 80
Der. 1890. CHARLES .GJDuh
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