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coLoRsp TEACHERS INSTITUTE
To BE Held in Alexandria in August
Closing Up Negro GroG-shops.


Closing UP Negro GroG-Shops.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.]
ALEXANDRIA, April 14.--The State school
authorities at Richmond have determined
10 hold ono Of tho normal institutes for coored
teachers In this city this summer, and Superin-
tendent Carne, OF the city schools, mas been
asked 10 take charge OF II, He VIII have ior as
slstapts Messrs. John +. Parker ana n b. plnn
DR. William A. Madeila, and Miss Sarah n Gray,
OF the Alsxendria schools, and Mr.. George Ste
yens, Jr., OF the Richmond schools. The course
will DO most thorough one, as al the insfuc-
tofs OCCUPY high rank as teachers here,
The work will commence during the first week
IN August and the daily session WILL II IL thought,
DO held in the assembly-room OF Halloween
School building,
with the Bureau Of Education In regard 10 the
pfellmlnaries, &c, OF the institute, and Ia n
ahort while the oolored teachers OF the state WIZ
all be notified In regard TO terms, rates oil travel
VIOLATING THE LAW.
The Mayor has before hirn every morning
number Of colorod persons whom the ponce
have arrested ON charges OF selling liquor with
out license, and In almost all cases the prison.
ers are sent on 10 the Corporation Court Tor trial
The police here, acting under the Instructions
OF tho city authorities, are making strenuous ell
forts TO close up all the pegro-and wnite also 90
corner grog-shops and as fast as they are dis
covered the proprietors VIII DO arrested ana
punished.
CONFIRMATION.
Bishop white last night administered the
lite OF confirmation 20 a class OF eight persons In
Grace Episcopal church, which was crowded with
people who assembled TO hear the sermon OF the
Blshop as much as 10 see the ceremony. They
were not disappointed, for his exhortation 10 the
class was one on the most beautiful ever heard In
this city. Yesterday the Bishop confirmed q
class In Fairfax county.
sCHARP-wHITE.
Professor X. L. scharf, OF this city and Miss
Mary l.. White, OF Loudoun county, were mar
rien In Hamilton. Loudoun county, last night.
A number Of Professor Scharfs friends from
this city attended the wedding.
Acknowledgement r. Taylor Scott was in this
city on q visit yesterday.
THIEVES.
sreak-thieves have been busy In this city for
some weeks past, entering houses when no one
was at homo and stealing small articles day
or two since negro named William Dudley
entered the house of Mrs Mary Ron, on Lee
street, while she was absent and stole several
small articles The neighbors saw tho negro
enter the house and when no came out they had
him tracked 70 his homo. He was locked up for
hearing before the Mayor.
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GOOD reMPLARs' ENTERTAINMENT
MRS Isabella Lsitch's ninsss--Murderer
Muscoe's Vain Hope.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLorTEsyILLE, Va, April 1.-THE en-
tertainment given by the Good Templars
IN their hall last night was very largely at
tended, many having to stand. IL vas given for
the benefit OF the lodge OF Good Templars and
consisted Of vocal and Instrumental music and
comedettas- -
Fears are entertained for the recovery Of Mrs.
Isabella Leitch, widow Of the late Samuel Leitoh,
who lies extremely III az her residence In this
city. Her son, DIR. james Lewis Leitch, OF Rock
bridge county has been telegraphed 70, and he
IL expected 20 DO at his mothers bedside to-day.
PERSONAL
Professor George Petrie, Of Johns Hopkins
University, is visiting his father, Rev. Dr. q. L.
petrieA
Oscar Reierson, Esq, secretary OF the West
Lynchburg Land Company, Is visiting his family
IN Charlottesville.
Mr.. W. K Braton, Of Lyncnburg, Is visiting his
mother.
John Roblnson's circus Is billed for two per-
formances In Charlottesville on May I1th.
MURDERER MuscoK.
Reys. II. r. Lee, Of the Episcopal church, and
John b. Turpin, OF the Baptist, went 10 sec Niue
coe, the negro murderer, In his cell yesterday
and had a conversation with him. Muscoe still
ciings 70 the hope that be viii not be hung; says
the murder has never beon proven yet. How
ever, he Is willing 70 be hung II Il Is the Lords
win and IL prepared 70 die. His execution takes
place to-day week.
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EXECUTOR'S SALE FOR DIVE
TWO VACANT LOTS, TWo or WHICH ARE
CORNER HOUSES, ON BUCHANAN AND
WASHINGTON SrREETS, THE ksTATk w
JAMES TYLER, DECEASED by authority o.
Tyler, deceased wc win sen at public Auction, on
the premises, on
THURSDAY. Arm 10, 1891,
at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, the ENTIRE ESTATE OF
JAMES TYLER, DECEASED-consisting Of the
ABOVE PROPERTY and located as follows, ana
In the order In which it win be sold; ..,..,,x,
I. Tho HOMESTEAD, being THhEk-SlOh
DOUBLE BRICK RESIDENCE on me southWcss
corner Of Buchanan and washington stroets'
fronting 50 feet inches on Buchanan street,
with depth Of about A feet, 20 DO oescrminoo
2. VACANT LOTS fronting 90 feet each on
Washington street adjoining the above resi-
dence ON the west. These lots have Depth OF
90 feet inches, moro or less.
3. A FRAME HOUSE. No. lily, on south line OF
Washington street between Seyentoentn ana
Buchanan streets. Lot fronts 2OxS4 feet, more
4. FRAME HOUSE No. 1715, adjoining the
above on the west. Lot fronts 20x94 feet more
8. A FRAME HOUSE, No. 1713, adjoining the
above on the west. Lot fronts 22xe4 feet, moro
6. 4 FRAME HOUSE, No. 17I1, adjoining the
above on the west. Lot fronts 22xv4 feet, more
or less. -
z. A FRAME-AND-BRICK HOUSE, No. alS,
on the Weat side OF Buchanan street, ADJOINING
the homestead on tho south. Lot fronts 20x9o
feet, more or less
&. A FRAME HOUSE, No. 021. on east line OF
Buchanan street between Washington and Co
dar streets, and fronting thereon 20x125, more
or less, 20 an alley as foet wide.
9. A FRAME HOUSE, No. o23 Buchanan
street and adjoining the above on tho north.
The lot fronts 21xl25, more or less, to an alley
10 feet wide.
10. A CoRNEB FRAME HOUSE, No. o25, adj
joining the above on the north and being tho
southeast corner Of Buchanan and Washington
streets The lot fronts 21x125 feet, more or
less, 70 on alley Is feet wide.
An OF the above houses are occupied, and
owing 10 the proximity to the Chesapeake and
Ohio shops and the Richmond Locomotive
Works they command an excellent rental In
come on The investment and are In demand.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In six,
twelve, and eighteen months, with interest, Sc
cured by trust-deed.
JAMESM. TYLER, Executor.
]. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., Auctioneers. ap 0
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|pETERSBURG'S PUSH.
ANNUAL METRIC or THE BOARD or
TsADE--oFFIcEKs ELECTED.


,,,.v..,.sf
tcofrtspcnoence o. inc "'op.'>'''-
h.~~us~x,a u. Anril ll--The annual
- ,n--a. - fsoas-.
meeting OF the stoaro OF afn"o -
tnrc was hold tonight Ia the Tobacco Ex-
,hss,e sne nressdess. Mr.. n. G. Hardy, made
enapke. she p1'a's ., ... - sss suhu,,ted
rrsof verbal statement 81 the Work OF VIC ooato
<.x.,, tse rasf year Thia work was devoted
r.s,.,s =, .ror,s sor me establishment Of manu-
factories ~ our Gay nna ~ oe''....-e ..,N-
epondenco 70 this cod. II the dement, resulting
f,xs, ,hann a.forsa has rot been ae grest as was
Sopsd Il Is yet believed tost the advantages OF
~ trs,s ana mat me fruits win be forth
f.rretne IN tbe near future.
Al the annual meeting or the CnemDef o.
Commerce held tonight Hon. X. q Nepapie
Was eIerted president The election Of the re-
MATING bficere was postponed until next Tues-
dav night
,,,., v,.,,. No. chr.s,lnn Asaoc,at,ou's be-
..as wss ooened iest nseht under the most nat-
ssss ,-esent' the bazaar Il In charge Of the la
r,cs - the rl.v Who have recelyed contributions
fso,. sriends In faaariy every state Of the Union.
John Donnnn. ESQ.,, formerly prominent
merchant In our city, returned to-day from
Texas hale and hearty, though over eoyeny
years Of age. For several months past ne mas
been engseed IN buying cotton % large extent
M interior points In that State.
M phil O. ParthinR most worthy young
<.sn his6 shfs rnornins N consn nnption He had
s,sef s,r sorne tirne mao treatunent With Kochs
ivmss, resfine two visits oacil week 70 Richmond
for hst purpose He az nrst Improved. but sub
seasentiy crew worse. Mr.. Charles Farthing, q
srefher az Inc decoaeed Il also ~ with consump-
fSon- :
wv ~ux Wv yIxcT1oxs.
- ...a-.. !, ,ha ,oiored eub-al-
lbs tep.ssen,es,os 1870 y, no met Al the
nencss n .nrssaI S.vS aso 10 consider what
s.. - ,S - - "a q, raferonce 20 the May
poc snouid De adoPteu ~ acton,
osseT than 10 appoint a committee 70
CONFER Win the white Alliance on the sub
&C. s,,ts .crforence VIII be held on the LIST Of
Ee~
A GOOD TICKET.
~ n,.-...,. no,,orr.t,c convention yester-
loo IN, \. ~ p 900 surnrises 10 the people,
icy, wnio hs aso eeod ticket for county
Namoa on aSs ssyn ~ six candidates fof
omoe.s- lneso ,onr ian ~ Mr. Walter III.
sncnn, pnt .nS w wv ~ potId who received the
tpuns. Co,vnei w. ~. So hel6 thar ONCE for
nomination ior Lfyasu,os, nSS a. scb faat no
many en- y =. III NJ. Is .fertlvs Mr. John Y Har-
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A BANQUET.
STATEMENT DENIED,
LssssuRes LIQUOR LICENSES.
Tho Roads ia Loudoun County Aimostim
passsbIe-Good Templar Lodges.

DAagADlo-GOO0 lemptoA A"ebN~'
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatohl
LrEssuaa. VA, April 13.--The April tern
of the County Court-Judge Ie1oe-con
mencod here to-day. The weather oelne
bright and warm the attendance was quite
large. Eight liquor licenses were gr ran. 60,
the new "Hotel Ret0ctin" not applying foi
license. This is the only point IN tht
county where liquors are sold.
The clerk of the County Court, Mr.. I'd
ear Littleton, is confined to his homo by
sickness. and Mr.. Joseph Z. Wright, ms
deputy, is officiating ct this term OF the
court.
BAD ROADS.
The roads of the county of the mar
turnpikes have been for several weeks al
most impossible. Loudoun's road-tax y
about $4,000 per annum,. and the only
remedy for bad roads during the Winter
season is to macadamize them.
Several Good TemDlar lodges have beer
reoreanized in this county during the pas
week. being the outcome of addresses de
lIyered by Mrs. Bessie Starr keefer, Of
Canada. A coincidence Is that New Stal
Lodge. Leesburg, and Triumph Lodge
lincoln, were each reorganized with n
members and % names were secured tol
the reorganization of Hillsboro' Lodge a.
Hillsboro'.
to-day. Loudoun is justly noted for tine
stock.
SECRET cgDEBs.
Leesburg has q number of secret orders
Mesons. Odd-Fellows, Knights of Pythias
Good Templars, Legion of Honor, &c
The Pythian lodge at this point is ms very
flourishing condition and steadily in
creasinp in membership. The next Grand
Lodge of Knights of Pythias meets in this
town. and the brethren will receive
knightly welcome from Ketoctin Lodge
No 90
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NOTONESORENOW
BABY AFFLICTED WITH BAD SORES AND
ERuPTIoNs. no RELIEF. PERMANENT
LIZ CURED BY THE CUTICURA.

During the summer Of 1880 my eighteen
fnonths-old infant was 80 afficted with eruptions
that ordinary domestic remedies failed 10 give
any relief. On his hips would often appear the
seeming track of little wire-like worm, and on
other parts Of his body bad sores came and re-
manned till l procured the CuTlcURA REMEDIES
For some time used the soap and salve without
a blood medicine, but they did not do 80 well as
when ali were used together. IL has now been
nearly a year since the eruption was healed, and
very much feared II would return with the
warm weather OF this year, but the summer Is
nassed and not ono sore has appeared on him.
MRS. A. NJ. WALKER,
a..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-15
By Manning G. Staples & Co,
Real Estate AuctloneeEs,
1I04IS Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF CHEAP LOTS
"a ON BUCHANAN LOWNEs, AND 800 ~
STRFErs. AND WITHIN TWO SQUARES OF
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
SHOPS.-At the request Of the owner, who IL de-
ternined TO cell, we will o1er at auction, upon
the premises,
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1891,
at o'clock p. NJ, the SAID PROPERTY. IL has
a frontage Of 40 feet on Buchanan street and
$50 feet on n street not named. We may soil as
a whole divide into building lots according 70
man 10 be exhibited on day OF sale. The near
ness OF the property TO tho railroad shops and
the Seventeenth-Street Electrician Line makes
it desirable for the erection OF SMALL neat houses,
or 10 Is desirable for a factory site.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance six, twelve,
and eighteen months secured on the property.
MANNING Q. STAPLES q CO.,
ap loot Auctioneers.
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he WAS DRAGGED HALF A MILE.
Mr.. Lipscomb's Fatal Accident-Lynch-
burg's Electric neutrality-suspicious.
Especial telegram 90 the Dispatch.l

Mr.. Lipscou,b's Fatal Accident-Lynch-
burg's Electric observation-disclosures.
Especial telegram 10 the DisDatch.l
LYNoHBuRe, Va, April l4.-William Lips
comb, an old and highly respected citizen
of Campbell county, residing near Naruma,
met a terrible death yesterday. lie was
returning home on horseback from visit
10 a neighbor when the animal became
frightened and ran away, throwing Lips
comb. One of his feet became tangled IN
the stirrup, and he was dragged nearly
half mile. His head and body were fright
fully bruised, and he died shortly after
being found.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
At the annual meeting Of the Home
Guard last night the following officers
were elected: Captain, Frank Camm First
Lieutenant, John ID. Oglesby; Second
Lieutenant, w. J. Seabury; Junior Second
Lieutenant, w. S. Faulkner.
SMALL CROWD.
President Harrison and party passed
through here early this morning. A very
small crowd was at the depot, but Presi-
dent Harrison did not show himself.
Work is being pushed very actively on
the electric street-car line, and the work
will soon be finished. The company ex.
pect to start the cars running next week
ROUND SUM.
The new buildings and improvements
going on in this city up to this date foot
up TO 81, 093, 450.
No applications have yet been received
by the Excise Board here for liquor
| licenses. IL is thought that there will b'
very few licenses taken out this year
owing to the high city tariff, which il
$780,
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Especial telegram TO tire Dis9stch.I
NoKrorx, Va, April 1.-The British
bark Sffathome. loaded with coffee for
Baltimore, went ashore two miles south OF
Cape Henry sjgnnl-station at daybreak
tins morning. Anchors and cables were
gotten out and she hoated after several
hours work and proceeded. The wreckers
brought up $50 bales of cotton from the
stranded steamship Borinquen to-day
KEW DKpAnTuRE.
The British steamship Burwell, Captain
Henderson. which has finished LOADING
coal ct Lambert's Point. will take the
FIRST Pocshontas coal ever chipped uirec,
TO Bremen. This Is new departure ana
tho beginning Of an immense coal trade
with Europe direct from Norfolk.
Charles Cooke, who murdered ia: har-
yey three years ago and was sent 70 the
penitentiary for eighteen years ana was
pardoned. died to-day Of consumption at
his mothers home in Berkeley.
HANDSOMELY ENTERTAINER.
Mr.. Emmons Blaine. the son OF Hon,
LANES G. Blaine. was in the city this
ynornine. He was handsomely entertained
by Hon. Barton Myers. After delightful
drive through Norfolk and its suburbs,
Messrs. Blaine and Myers took the tram
for Virginia Beach.
A BANQUET.
The banquet of Pocahontas Council,
ROYAL Arcanum, TO Grand Regent W: +.
Irvine. at the Masonic Temple tonight
was an elegant and highly enjoyable a1alr.
large company was present, lnciualne
supreme Regent L. II. Watts and Hon;
william Loyenstein, Of Richmond, and
many prominent citizens.
sTATzyENT DENIED.
e VQocAIG
.(ohn w. CAST arrived from Charleston
TO-DAY and denied that n colored man was
elected inspector Of boilers of that district.
The Inspector elected was Mr.. y. =.
Groome, superintendent of Coosaw Steam
Works and very worthy man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-15
BY Henry L. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneors,
No. I0S north Ninth Street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY
L VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND NEAR THE
CITY OF MANCHESTER, AT PUBLIC AUG
TON; ALSO Personal PRoPERTY.-By yir-
tue OF a certain deed Of trust dated August 20,
1887, duly recorded In Chesterfield County
Court, In Deed Book "A, page 4ie, default hav-
ing been made In the payment OF certain sums
OF money thereby secured, and being so required
by the beneficiary hereunder, we shall sell by
public auction TO the highest bidder, on the
premises, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1891,
at 12 O'Clock NJ, that certain TRACT OR PAR
GEL OF LAND known az the William Langford
Estate, lying and being in the county OF Chester
from the city OF Manchester, containing 227
ACRES, DO the same more or less. Said land lies
on the North side OF Midlothian turnpike, adloin-
ing the lands OF VOltaire, Schultz, Hemans-
dorfer, and others, and being the same land
conveyed TO A. T. Pulliam by Charles w. Turner
and wife. Also, the following personal property
to wit, NINE MULES.
This land IA only one and half miles from
Forest-Hill Park and as property In this vicinity
Ia rapidly enhancing in value investors should
not fail to attend this sale.
TERMS: Enough in cash TO defray the expenses
Of the Gale and to pay of and discharge balance
Of 1905 due on a note, with interest thereon
from April 2, 1890, and also 20 pay on and dis
charge two other notes of 500 each, with inter
est thereon from August 25, 1887, until paid
and upon the following credits-to wit: sS0S,
airy 25, 1892; 800, payable August 20, 1892
and the residue, If any, upon such terms as may
be announced at the sale.
J. w. BR0NAUGH, JR.,( rrr,,o,asa
A. L. ADAMSON,
II. L. STAPLES & Co., Auctioneers. ap III
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I'M FB agER 5E6
E,ARMvuLE AND POwHATi,
IL EAILHoAD COMPANY al
GENERAL OFFICES 703 EAST MAIN sTpv,.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH %, Is9i I"
Lskyg Rfcsxosp.
E:O5 p. ", ria Atlantic Coast Limo for Pa,..
p:f6 A. NJ. VIA Atlantic Coast Line "a VIA
pcck ana Intermediate siatlons -.
LOO r. n, Ola Richmond aud Danvliie r.,,,..,
tor farmyilis add al stations Tssi =
AsRTyg AZ HfcKNoxD.
$40 A. NJ s sasd Atlantic Coast Line from p,
Gao p. n, Ella Atisntic Coast Line, from gl,,..
pock sad intermediate sfatIons 40.
<;10 p. NJ, rfa Richmond and Dany,ie r.e.
frofa Winterpock, FarIayle. s,sl
termediaie stations. va.
All trains daily except Sunday.
FOR tickets, baggage-chccka, tme-tahto.
apply 70 A. W. 6ARBER, Atlantic 90, a.
and Richmond and DanVilIe diego.S. -
General Freight aad PassenTe,, ~ ~.
JANIS K. wEsrH, General Manager. hI,
DIoHMoND, FREDERICKsBrpc
III AND POTOMAC RAILRoAD-S,to....'sIl
commencing JANUARY 10, ls9I-ea.,..44
standard time.
"a IL
stops only az Ashland. go.,.k
Milford, FrsdericksDnrg 49,
and Whitewater. Sleeper 70 rs
ingtcn and New YORK. 49,
Washington 1901 p. N., B,,,in'e
nc f:17 p. ~, PHILADELPHIA go
NJ, New York $3.50 r. ".
II:62 A. NJ. leaves Byrd-Strcct station dan, 81.
cspt sunday. BUFFET Parios -
Richmond % washinetoa. 49,
Washington 4;i0 r. ". R,i-..
ID "
New York 1895 r. NJ -
7:10 p. NJ. leaves Byrd-Street station a..
Sleeper Richmond 70 New -
Stops only az Ashland. P-p,.s
MILFORD. frcdiosicksbarz g.,
and Whitewater. Stops al ofIs,,,.N
tons on Sundays Arrives ~
sngton ] lilo r. ", Baltmofs III,
An, Philadelphia 3:i5 s. ", W.
York $50 A. ".
$40 A. NJ arrives nj Byrd-Street station An.
sleeper from New York. S'ale...
az Whitewater. Brooke. Frei.-.sl
burg, Miifori, Boutwell, aai a.
land. stops at other stations On -.
o.as p. NJ. arrives at Byrd-stree, s,.,,s, ,,,.
stops at Fredericksburg, gi,,,H
Boutwell,, and Ashland s.s,-..
from Washington and New Yl,t
Does not stop NJ Elba
o:45 p. N. arrives az byrd-Street station lar,.
except Sunday. Buffet Parl0f h,
Washinaton % Richmond.
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODATION
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
ola y. N. leaves Elba, arriving Frela-st,-
burg at $40 p. VI.
500 A. NJ, arrives Eiba, leaves FFelcr.st.
urg sos A. NJ.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY ExCEPT SUNDAY.
Gas A. NJ. leaves Elba. Arrives nt Ashl,nfu
1888 A. NJ
goa p. NJ. leaves Elba- Arrives 40 AstltBt,,
700 Il. NJ.
Gas A. NJ. arrives Eliza Leaves Ashland 4
Cos A. VI.
6:ls p. N. arrives az Elba. Leaves ASHLAND A
$500 4. ".
The New York and Florida Special Yrstbsia
train Leaves Byrd-Street Station $50 A. " i..s..
days, Tnurs.laya, and Safnriaya. and arrive.
Byrd-Street station 7:10s T.. NJ Monday. ~
nssdays. and fridays kktra fare Is charged /,
this train.
c. A. TAYLOR. Tranic Manage.
T. T. ID. MYERS, General Superintendent
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This well-known and very valuable PROPER
TY "a now, for the first time, subdivided into
twenty-five lots OF good Dimensions, on one Of
which--about 46xl15 feot-is the large and sab
stantial Brick Dwelling No. sos west Baker
street, and viii be sold BY public auction on the
premises, In separate lots, with the usual priv
lego as 10 quantity, and positively without limit,
on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 90, 1891,
the sais TO begin promptly az O'Clock p. n.
And Immediately after the sale OF the lots /
shall sell the largo Brick Stable and the Cattle
Sheds and other buildings thereon, the buildings
20 sold 70 be removed within twenty days from
the date Of sale.
This property has not been offered for sale
aimee tho war, except when sold as whole for
the settlement Of Colonel Robertson's estate, and
this Is the only reason why this ground has not
been long since built upon IL has been eagerly
sought after and Is entirely surrounded BY I'M
provements II Ia worthy OF the consideration OF
manufacturers, builders, brewers, homeseekers,
and purchasers generally, whether OF largo or
small means, and all are respectfully urged 70
BE- preaont at tho sale promptly a. tho hour
nsnled--3 o'clock.
TERMS. As TO tho real estate ons third cash,
the balance In equal snsfalmentg by negotiable
notes az SIX. twelve, and eighteen months, with
interest added, and secured by deed Of trust
and az 20 she buildings 10 DO removed upon such
terms Is wiz Be ennounood Is Tins OF sale.
PiA's Is once q sae'i'nssr s9a e e s :s1s
sp s,s,i2,is,lzls.io,ai.aa AassiOnsss
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A WEST POINT POOR HOAX.
Some Festive would-Be "white Caps"
Trying to Scare Negro.

Trying to Scare Negro.
ICorrespondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
WEST PorsT, Va, April 14.-There was
some talk in town to the effect that seve-
raj NAKED men made an effort 70 shoot one OF
our distinguished colored citizens. The report
was that no was attacked on road just above
the town. Several shots were hred at MIN, Wnen
he left his cart and ran to the woods Upon In
uufry being made by a newspaper-man no one
knew anything about IL. This morning there Is
posted on q tree on the street sign which reads
about Gs follows "Mr. Sidney Gresham-We
thought 70 kin you last night, but We could not
catch you. We viii catch You, though, II you
stay In this town; so II you think you can stay
nero YOU can 60 ahead" At the bottom Of the
notice comm Is drawn, with the words "Dead
box beneath It.
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SEAnLY COMPLETED.
A cemlns marriage.

tuorfespondence Of The kichmcnd Diepatch.l
CLAREsoxT. Va, April ii.--Mr. II. r.
Proctor, proprietor Of the Southern Hotel, Pc
tsfsberg, aud Mira LfIlie Marcia, widow OF :.
frank Aaneba. foundeF Of the clEremont colony,
yin b married IN the Richie Memorial Protes-
teot kpise9psl church Of this psrce ON next We'd
peeday. Immediately after tho marriaRo they
VII take the train for . tour 70 florida ard al.
feftat parts q TIE South. 10 be g0ns three "a
e. four weeks. Tho ceremony 81 70 DO performed
~ clergy man tro,n Petersburg, ~ She rector
called here has MOI yet arrsred.
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