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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
W.C.T.U.CONVENTI0N
THE UNION or NORTH CAROLINA ~
seSslON'AT DURHAM.
croo, ru,eres, In the Meeting-Address OF
Welcome by y. II. Southgatc-Sai' LOT
the Annual Tobacco Meeting
,y,,oc,,,,e,ey,m 10 tho Dispatch


DrpuAn. N. c., July 15.-The state Con-
vention of the Woman's Christian Tempe
rance Union met here to-day and occupies
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church. Inc
session will continue until Saturday next.
About sixty delegates are in attendance
and among them are some of the most dis
tincuished speakers in the order. Mrs'
Mary C. Woody, of Guildford College, Is
presiding.
GREAT INTEREST.
The Durham union is taking great IN
terest in the meeting and they expect 10
accomplish much good in this community
from having their co-workers hero.
WELCOMED.
Mr.. J. RI. Southgate delivered the speech
of welcome tonight as Mr.. j. S. Carr, who
was first appointed 10 that duty, IS detain;
ed at his home by the severe and 'ritlchl
illness of two of his boys. six and twelve
years Of age. There were Thought 10 pe
some changes for the better to-day IN theiI
condition.
ANNUAL MEETING.
John s. Lockhart, the president OF the
State Tobacco Association. has issued ms
call for the annual meeting 10 be held NJ
Morehead City August 9TH. A full meet
ing IL expected.
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ELECTION OF CITY OFFICIALS.
Action Of the Annual Joint Convention OF
the Alexandria City Council.

ICOrfespOhdencoO OF tuV hFunIOuu D1SpatVnI
ALEXANDRIA, Va. July 1.-the joint con-
vention of the City Council met last night
and elected the following officers: Weigher aud
Inspector OF Hay Dew. Aiteheson; Dispenser
of Medicine, James Entwisle. Jr.; Physician TO
the Poor. DR.. T. Gibson; Keeper Of Aims and
Workhousc, Mary q. Cornwell; Keeper OF Town
Clock, G. X. Adams: Captain OF Police. James j..
Webster; Lieutenant Of Police, James Smith;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
BASEBALL AT REIDSVlLLE.
The Home Club Defeats the Madison Team
bya score of 33 to
fsnnriaI tolerrnm 70 the ptspntch.

T-VT-III Wv - III - V''' '7''I
RrIDsyILE, \. c.. July 15.-Madison
team crossed bats with the Reidsyiile BOYS
today. expecting n Waterloo The Keidsv'ile
boys took ginger IN theirs and decided 10 have
the victory or quit welding ash. They doWne l
Madison MT the beginning and kept them down
throughout the game while Rcidsylllc batted me
ball all over the ned aud ran their score up 20
33 10 ! in favor Of Rcidsyllo. Time, hour ana
80 minutes Umpire, Lloyd. The attendance
vas al nuf no
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
JUDGE INGRAM WILL PRESIDE.
Potersburg's Next Probable Representa-
tivcs-Sudden Death of Mrs. Harwood.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Di,patch.l
PETERSBURG, Va. July 15.-Judge ID. N.
Bernard left this afternoon for Florida on
important business.
Judge Ingram. OF Manchester, has consented
10 hold the July term OF III" ius'ings Court OF
this city which commences tomorrow, for Judge
Bernard.
The names Of n number OF gentlemen are Hl-
ready mentioned IN connection with INC nominal
tions for the House OF Delegates az the election
90 bee held This fall. Whoever are nominated by
the Democrats will he elected. The probability
Is that Mcssrs. Hugh X. Smith ana T. M' Gle
ments, the two gentlemen who so ably ana sc,
ccptably represented tho city III the iast 1cneiGl
Assembly. will be sent back.
DEATH OF MRS. DIR. HARDWOOD.
A telegram was received here this morning
from Bedford Alum Springs, announcing tho
deeth Of Mrs. Mamie liarwood, wife Of DR.: IL
liam T.. lInrwOOd, n prominent physlclhn oi thl5
city The Doctor was with her nj the time ana
win bring the remains TO Petersburg for inter-
ment. Her illness was evidently Of short
duration and her death sudden. Mrs. harwool
was the daughter of Mr.. Goddard. the je"ehcr' 81
Richmond, and was n most l0vable. accomplish
ed and beautiful young woman. The announce
nent of her death causes widespread regret IN
the community. more particularly because oil
the fact that IL was not even known that she was
sick.
ALLIANCE CONVENTION.
A great deal of interest attaches 10 the August
convention Of the Farmers Alliance OF virginia.
10 be held in RichI iond. Tho county Alliances
In this section will send their ablest and beat
men TO the convention, and they viii generally
20 uninstructed. ono matter OF especial Inic-
rest is the railroad bill which the convention viii
doubtless frame TO be presented TO the next
General Assembly. The views Of candidates for
the Assembly to be elected next fan will be ask
ed on this III, on other measures the c0nven-
tcn Will probably pass upon.
DORSET--wHITNEY.
Dr. ". +. Dorset, prominent young dentist oi
this city. left this morning for Sufi0lk, whore nj
> o'clock p. NJ he was married a. Miss NJ. l..
Whitney, popular yonng Indy Of that town.
The marriage took place az the residence OF the
brides mother. The happy couple will spend Il
month at the Bedford Alum Springs before re-
turning to Petersburg.
The condition of Mr. John j. Campbell, the
business manager of the fnder-Appedt whose ILL.,
ness has been mentioned, shows no chahSe Tor
the better and is regarded as critical.
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500 ATuASTs IN WAKE.
wARREN1oN DISTRICT CONFERENCE.
The First Ever Held at Nashviilc-Direct-
| Ia. Money.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WELDON. n. c., July 1.-THE Warrenton
District Conference of the Methodist tpis-
copaI Church win convene AT NasbviIc i"-'noi-
row. Rev. j. a. Adams. Of this place, presiding
older OF tho djstrict, will preside. Reys. Il. J..
Troy. Of Lit;Ieton; c. ". Cain. Of Garysbnrg; D.;
A. Lee and =. y. Staiuback, of this place ana
several lay delegates LETT for the conference this
morning This ia the first district conference
eyer beld in Nashville and II Is expected that
there will be an unusually large attendance.
sUNpAY-sCnoOI PICNIC
Tho Methodist and Baptist Sunday schools OF
this town had a delightful picnic at littlet'n
yesterday. =. -, ,
The estate OF the late Colonel y. NJ. Long OF
this place. will receive over 81 ,OoO Of me direy.
INK money now being pad out by Governor Holt.
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FOR RENT.
DEPARTURE or STEAMERS.
PHILADELPHIA, RI c H. ON
NOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

hprointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY no l. VI. AMI every SUNDAY ~ >
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
received tiu 1880 \. NJ; for Sundays steamer
,;l p. NJ. saturday. Freight received daily III
On
fare, s6.
For further information apply 20
j. V. NrCARHICK,
General southern Agent ono" kockotts.
M.P. CLYDE a co,
l..rnrnl Au.nf-- IILllAI lIhII.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
VIRGINIA STEAMBOATex@sI

tVMTAN1 JAW y nj ET1 ~'As'7'1sss1s
LINE. Cheapest and most pleasant route -
OLD POINT, NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, New
PORT NEWS. CLAREMOST, AMI JAstS-
RIVER LANDINGS DIRECT by elegant saloon
steamer ARIEL leaving Richmond EVERY MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY ~ \. u.
Sfrs.t-cars ~ directly 20 steamers wharf rare
10 old Point or Norfolk. $50; s.cond class. ~.
Connections AT OH Point closely with all lines
for Washington. -. C.. baltimore, Philadelphia,
aud New York same afternoon, James river by
daylight. Great tourist line. Cheapest route.
Tickets only half Of Rail Rates.
Through tickets on steamer and az Carriers
Agency, 0Ol Main street. Baggage checked
through. State-roOms engaged for day OF night.
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GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF

BY George W. Mayo, Auctioneer,
(Jno. L. Laughfon, Jr.. SalosmanD
No. - Ninth street.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days. =.
BY sutton q Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctiorsors'
1914 Main street.
1u,pusTEES SALE OF A vALUA.

ru,RUSTEES SALE OF A VALUA,
BIs FARM, CONTAINING 3g3 AoRES, ~
AMELIA COUNTY, ABOUT FIVE miLES rnS ~,
cIii;IA DEPOT. ON THE KlCnMONDi) ., NJ ~,
DaSvlILE RAILROAD. AT THE iNIEhs,hsa n
TioN or TIE BEyIL's-BRIDGE ROhD A., Anp
ruF ROAD LEADING TO BkIDGbfohiho
MIIi~By virtue OF n certain deed OF trus, ron ,a
Thomas II. Rocker and wife 20 the unde,rIglls .
,rnstse. dated February 15 1891 ana on IscVr'
in lie clerks Office Of Amelia county .1.n,,
Deed hook ~. page 841, default havne , vern
made In The payment OF tho debt secured 'nerc-
hy. and being required 80 10 DO y ,n' Dui,,
aceries theraln, shall Offer for sale ~ puo.o
auction. at the front-door OF Amelia conntyeo"f'-
house, on. 80.
THURSDAY, JrLy 81, 1871
that being court-iayJ at II o'clock NJ, INC anons-
Jcscribed PROPERTY. The improvements r, i.
sst OF n good frame dwelling, containing s'sei'
yooms stable carriage-house, two Darbs- sih"~c-
house and other out-builiings- - ,,.,
Thcland lies we'll. about ! - ACHES OF VII
are cleared and the balance wen tlmperou; ill.,
are about 80 ACRES Of good bottom iahu' WI - I,
ia not subject 20 overflow There IN airo gO"i
orchard on the pnco Of about lao trees
TERMS: The deed requires cash, but prVpa"'s
more liberal terms viii bc announced ~ SAFE
J. &. BROCkENBhol"u,
~ 18TH, Su&W;t itustc'.
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PERsoSAL NOTES


Father Dinnocn. pastor OF 81. Marys Catholic
churrh nj Fredericksburg. accompanied by his
brother. Of Richmond city, were the guests Of
Mrs. Fielding Lewis at Marmion' this county
this week. ,-,., or.
Denartment Of Agriculture, and H. = Minor, ol
the Pension Bureau visited friends AMI relatives
here this week. -
The Methodist and baptist chur'ncs INV 80, .,ll
increasing the public mind this month on the
subject Of missions. Large sums OF money have
heen raised for the varioas mission boards the
first Of the month.
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BUSINESS WANTS.
PURCHASERS TO

w know W. arc still selling ALL KINDS OF
FUEL at LOWEST CASH PRlC -. and VIII
guarantee o furnish fuel that will please you.
pOCAHONTAS STEAM COAL nj 1901; LONG
PINE NJ sl.7j to 500 per hali-cori; LONG
OAK 1913 to $500 per nali-cord; SAWED
PINE 81 30 per half-cord KINDLING at $40
Der half-cori. We are sill Offering GAS COKE
a. the reduced rate Of $3.50 for twenty-five
bushcls Send or call and De convinced OF bar
gain. CHARLES II. rAuE' -
1900 west Broad-'PhOne 4O7
1908 east Cary Phone 100. u i2-Gt
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TRAINS NoRrHW Aa
Daily.
STOPPING FLAG

Noe -. IS. and 30 mako n.
and - stop "a signal az Man.
and Chester. Nos - aus D 81
Manchester, DroWry9, CEN
No. % stops on signal A. Non
passengers purchasing ,ckei'
ping places for this tram liiI
Ma. -. 30, 81, y, ~. 81, o.
will stop ON signal a. all - .ioi-
PUlLMAN-1 AK ,fAf .'.
On Train No- "A aui % -'
tween New FORK ani Tampa,
yllio). On Traln NoS. IA AMI
between New York and In4f'.r' Ns
Nos % and ~ sieeplng-cars "a
and Jacksonville. On Tran ~ ..
sleeping-cars between kiclih, az ti'
Va. $3.50. -, N.lt
THE ONLY ALL-RAiL LINE 10
LEAyE.
Richmond. 1900 n NJ. Noro =
Rbchmont. ...'.:sb Z. NJ. NorNN. t....
Norfolk .....'s:35 :. ii. hichu.Vo
Norfolk .'t.OU 4. NJ. lkichi a. ~ h.
The trains leaving Rrnmoni a.
Norfolk az z. NJ. a4o sotii iEsiis
two points, ani passengers <, 49, 81.
change Of cars Gloss conuc'tioi-s - ~.
az Petersburg ny The $50 = =
Richmond ani the $50 A. " van
Trains leaving Elchmosid al l'' d
iI:aO Z. NJ. and arriving 81 hilhu =
VI. aud $40 z. VI. mako chose con- q.
tersourg 10 aud fom farmsIist 4, b
southwestern points -. 81.
EFT y. NyEss, General saperih' e', =
j. n. kxkssvs. Geasrai tssseHsN' -
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Mrs. T.. NJ. Henry. Norfolk, Va, says
Finding much relief from headaches in
the use Of Bradycrotipe l am DESTROYS Of
introducing " ~ our new hospital. -
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YORK RIVER LINE. vnt



TRAIN ~. BID. ..'Y|
LOCAL EMPRESS, nl.
Stopa nt M stations A. iH.tf
with stage for NriAnff0n; n..
steamer at West Point
TRAIN Nd. 3d. go r..
BALTIMORE LIMITED. l,l.
f0r West Point. cuuu"tilf
steamer, f0r Baltimore. A. h'f.
CONNECT with la.uinDr" nnl N.
Wnshington. pliiadrlpii4 ani SOD
Steamers leaSo Baltimore D.. ~.
sunday
Trains arrive at Richmond r..
IO.4O 4. VI.
TRAIN 40. 90. 1850 a
LOCAL MiAED. daily cNoeIt
Twonty-third -treut Tor West POI.
diat" points.
rrkoi-oflcn AZ station f0o' 'f
open \ 4. VI. 90 O. 4. n. and 'rom
A. NJ.
CIV ticket-Onico-gOt ca.f Nl
SOL HAAS, A..
Iranlc Manager. General i'0
JOSEPH >. POTTS, Division .....
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Freight received dnily for NORFOLK, PORTS
MOUTH, SMITiFIELD, HAMPTON, Old
POINT, WAVEKLY, HIC KSFORD and ALEN-
ANDRIA, VA: WASHINGTON, ID. g.; NEW
BERNE, WASHINGTON, TARBORU, y. G.; all
stations on the Atlantic and Danvlle railroad
SeaboarG and Roanoke railroad Norfolk South
eru railroad, Farmyille and POwhatan railroad.
and Eastern North Carolina generally; ALSO Tor
Eastern Shore 81 Virginia, AMI all regular land
ings on James river, az LOWEST RATES, and
through bills issued.
EXCURSIONS
by NIGHT or DAY 20 NORFOLK. OLD POINT
VIRGINIA BEACH, OCEAN VIEW. and DUTCH
Gal cap now be booked for the coming H,asOn.
LUCIES y. TATUM. ce-Prosideut
No. ill7 Main street and ROckctf-.
IRWIN WEIslGER, Freight ana Passenger Agent.
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DOSTAL TELEGRAPH CABLE

COMPANY, General Orice corner Thir-
teenth ana Main streets, Branch Once 525 cast
Broad street, respectfully announces the COM
piotion OF It's lines 10 Now Orleans. Baton Rouge,
La; Vlcksburg, jackson, Miss: Memphis,
Tenn. Birmingham, Ala, and other prominent
southern points.
Prompt service with all northern, eastern, and
western ppints- and with Europo by CONNER
ciai (MaTxay-Benpetr) cables.
: ~ lo-i Z. T.sYDS0R, Manager.
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Generel -. Roan.t =


f.'AhM LILLE. AM a..
Il RAILROAD ION Itr
GENERAL OFFICES COZ f.-f r....
SCHEDULE ~ EfFECrNf. .f ..
IFtVs W nr0'..
5.t5 =. VI. ola Atlantic lnlsf
a:l5 A. NJ, ga Atlantic t,.ft
9n,k ami inf'rusl'if.
300 Z. NJ. g.G H.cnmDrl .Ul N...
tor farmsiie ani lI .t.I
Mo.eley jiu.r0..
ARMY Al Hf.HfrN.
500 A. VI, ria Atlantic t04r a r..
Wgia.
Cos L. NJ. r'd Atlantic Co.'s ...
uoek ali irfsrl.
4:IO Z. NJ, raf Richmond luI ...
from MNfovf .. r .H
tcrinrilSte static.
$40 \. NJ, IA Mgnu'ul afI 'r.
ffom fnrn,l.e
stations pap W. '.f
All trains daily tXc"pf -ur-
For trkcta. bag 'agr-'h".s-
apply % A. W. GALhfk 49,.
and k.chmoui gad D4n,l.le
W.t....
General ~ fi.hf agi
JANIS X MEWrH. General N....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
l,HESAPEAKE AND ono .i-
~ WAY COMPANf
SCHEDULE ~ EFrEcr HtL

LEAVE hltuHI
$40 4. VI. Daily fr Od l..f r
Pullman ~.r.u.att
Co Oll Point
ll:OJ A. ". Express il.iY
lAI,uyi lIf "..
Pullman SieDlHf N
ElufrtcIto, .u.n.
fual Sleeps v-t t-
800 r. VI. Express. daily fr N.i
Aurfulk. lul..l.
1in,irn1u g. 'I
$50 L. NJ. Accommodation
HoriDn-yl InI f...
dIy-lt NI. r.. f...
1880 l.. NJ. The =. Nv. LIr
man Sleeping, A0 '..
cllnatL Sa.l
D.niQ.-tlr n.l
louisville to t.lU....
man ~ i.lli.tlt.
TRAINS ARRIVE a. Hi...
500 4. VI aui 2.jJ H. ~. faf
ustl.
T.3O =. ". daily. except nIail.
1888 A.. VI. nul 800 T.. ". ll.if
station Broad street urIf rfsr.
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PUlLMAN-1Ak ,fHf''
rnE ONLY ALL-RNL LINE 10 O., II

r. 4. ID. MyEas, General Sapefih' -,
4. n. kAsssvS. Geasral tssSeDsSi -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16

ATLANTIC COAST LIN

RICHMOND AND PaIEN~h
IIME-iAkLF
Commencing SUNDAY. MIf
81, trains 0n this ROAD ~. @li
TRAINS sol iu"A
lesse Arrive
No RichmonI. pctcfa1 ~
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KING GEORGE COUNTY ALLIANCE.
Able Addresses and n fiel1-Day-oficers
Eiectcd-Bad Change Of Malls.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

KryG GEORGE County, July i5,-The July
session of the King George County Al
lance was held NJ tho courthouse here last
Saturday. Tho session was an interesting one IN
cvorv perteui.r Dis rict IecturcfJ j. Brad. Bcver-
Is nnd Secretary Of. National Farmers Alliance j.
II. Turner were present and delivered able
hubble addresses Both speakers dwelt NJ great
length on the subject OF our nati)hal hnan NJ
streot's manipulations and the deluding theories
OF n-nle. .iOnal polltIclhns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
JANES-RlytR riN.-'
lRiChI0D1 AMI A.irsnn .... J

LEAVE kilfN1N.
900 A. n. dsily fOr l,yn.lt l.r,
LsEiusfuf, aui 1910
l1r tAnlr. Car f
forln. rArrIffr-
$50 T.. II. except Sunday far
nesting Win ID ff.lN
burg an q 4. ff
BlIt.. lcliusf
Forge. sleeping
TRAINS AkKfth Al 10000
O:30 =. VI. daily from Clifton
$40 4. NJ. except sunday r""
station: Eighth ami taAAl ,'r
For rurthrr inflammation nI.
ber's Office, 3Ol east MAN
prake and Ohio Railway
Chesapeake ami Ohio Coo
ami Main. JN'.
is2s Dl,'slUl 4.
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AILROAD IrvTS,

--~~.s,~wr-xx1
SCHEDULE IN EFFEgT NAY q ,..
LEAVE RICHMOND, BYND-sTIFFf.
900 A. N. Daily Ga Posegsbirr E..
Nofiolk larough Erar
Norfolk ~ il..Iy AN
a. Peter.barg. Way,fig...
lO:05 A. VI. DAILY, rif PFtersl.fy
Petersburg 100 g. .
retorsbug Il.iD Az
ylllo, Lyncbbgrg gHca. r
RII Wat.
i2:fo p. VI. Daily, IN Po,ereLIrg ,...
tersbUfg l.2y T.. A.. ..
burg 10 =. " t.
Lyrchburg 5.u j.
7. VI No Connect
tofd.
5:45 p. ". DaIy sia retenol-. AL.
S1rllk 800 D.. 'f
1880 4. n. Daily. riiPetrr-fIrr t-.
tcnsOurg l2:2u a.
With Train So. :. I,tr...
a. 1874 4. " f0- f...
burg, poc1hDufa4. ...
South ard Wee
Sleeper t"fseDr 81. .I,.,
LlNIHBl no telly
afOr.A
PULLMAN SLERPiNr.tAR A.....
TON.
No. t-Slecplng-car FROM E....
burg: also. PT'efaOurg tu %. .t.
leaving retrr-hurg NHNy ~ f.f
EcanoKe 20 Memphis ann ret f... Z
change
w. pullman Sleeper f..-. ..r
without rhanf"
Tickets, tasgago-chcck~. 1nf ., ..
can b. obtained ~ hUhm..
railroad depot, 4. ". Dsrhrrt G.
and az The company sDli.o. sIt.
h.
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
by Frank ID. Hill h Co.,
Real Estate Auctioncers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOT
~ or LAND AND FRAME DWELLING ~
THEREON. No. - WEST BAKER, NhAn 81 v
PETER STREET, RECENTLY OCCUPIED ~
WILLIAM MANN. DECEAsED.-by virtuo W W, ~
decree in the cause below mentioned Will sell,
on the premises, on
THURSDAY, July 10. 1891,
nj q o'clock p. NJ, all that PARCEL OF LaND
WITH THE FRAME TENEMENT TtEhhoN'
wing on south side Of Baker street west OF 81.
Peter street, fronting 1yxlJO feet 10 an al,ey,
he,ne tho real estate that William Mann died
seized and possessed.
TERMS: ono third cash; balance In SIX ana
twelve month"; with q pe- cent added ana ti'ie
retained until all the purchase-fnOney y psia'
CHARLES +. WhIT1LE,
Special Commissioner
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,ScosrENrESI CHANGE.

noea Wnnamaker has ordered q chnnre In the
mil scheilpIe from Fredericksburg TO this
county ana points below, which went mo erect ,.
on the first day Of the present month. Int
change l. productive Of great incohVshichre !,
increase in tho expense Of carrying that Il Is
,rohablc that the carrier will be compelled to
anrrrnlrr his cOnirnrt.
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TRUSTEES TRADE SALE
STOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
CLOTHING. SHOWCASES. SAFE, &C.,
CONTACTED IN STORE
No. 1913 HULL STREET, MANCHESTER.

BY virtue Of a certain deed q trust dated Juno
%. 1891 Of record in the Clerks o1ice oil the
Hastings Court Of Manchester. viii sell a. auc-
ton. In above store, on
THURSDAY. JrLY 10. 1891,
Mt 1870 o'clock 4. ", all the stock Of CLOTHING,
BOOTS. SHOES. HATS, and FIXTURES con-
yeyed by said trust decd.
TERMS: Cash. -
CHARLES KELLER. Trustee.
A. j. BRADLEY Il CO.. Auctoneers. ~ II
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commissioner therein appointed for tho pur-
pose | will sell az public auction, ON the pre-
misses, on
FRIDAY. July II, 1891,
nj o'clock T.. ". the above PROPERTY, con-
sistine ~ n RY-AND-BASEMFNr DE-
TACuED BRICK DWELLING. No 2O3 oa-t
Canal street, containing xix large rooms, besides
bath. pantry, aud other small rooms, and now
occupied by a prompt-paying tenant The lot
fronts on the south line OF Canal street about y
feet, with y depth OF about 30 ieet. ....,,,..
Tho STORE Is q SUBSTANTIALLY III Ill
THREE. STORY CORNER BRICK STORE,
WITH CELLAR, on the southeast corner OF Sc
cond and Canal streets, now occupied as d green
grocery Tie upper pert contains i've room.
pa, water, and closet. Tho lot fronts about %
feet, depth about 30 feet.
The above PROPERTY being centrally located,
within two blocks OF Candles llill, renders IL
desirable a. An Investment. and Is always IN de-
mand for rental purposes. An accurate survey
Of the lines Of the property vii be- seen At The
sale.
three years, per cent. Interest," secured 10y trust
decd.
CARTER. Special Commissioner.
j. THOMPSON BROWN K co., Auctl0nccrs.
VrgGISfNlA FIRE ASD MARINE INSURANCE COMA
ny. PLAINTIFF, AGAINST \. J. MORT. DEFEND
Ats THE CHANCERY COURT or IHE CITY or
RICHMOND.
l. Charles ". Gotlln clerk II sad court, GER
tify that the bond required OF tho specicl conl-
missioner by the decroo in said cause u October
30, 1890. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 2Sth dag OF May,
1891. CHARLES W. GODDlN,
w Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16

Virginia and Fire Marine In Chanccry Court OF
Insurance Company the'ity or Richmond
IS Decree entered Oc-
\. j. Mott. tober 80, looU.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
WHY Az TSGLIsHMAN ?

There is a good deal of Indignation still
over the election of city engineer on the
virginia side last Saturday night. He was
an Engli.hman. they all say. and there are
enough Americans IN this town 10 fill all
such Offices petition will be carried
around. il is thought, to ash the city
fathers to undo their work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
4 VERY QUIET WEDDING.

Bristol was treated to what you might
call a runaway marriage a day or two a9o.
wherein a minister OF the Gospel was par
ticipant. Rev. Mr. Goodwin, who came
here several weeks ago 10 accept the pasto-
rate Of the Christian church. went 10
Jonesb Oro' without ever saying word 70
his hostess, was married. came back
praachcd. and went to the same city aga.n y.
coming back this time with his brlde. Sne
had left Cincinnati 70 meet him there. ~
her parents. we learn, were opposed TO the
uuIOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-16
OLD DOMINION STEAM 7f{
~ SHIP COMPANY. LIAM

FOX NEW 1OhN.
steamers lelve Richmond EVERY tt FNDAl
aud FRIDAY a, . P.-M Manifest closed one
hour bof0re sailing time
Steamers leave New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY ami SATt kDAl at 8 T..
NJ. arriving In Richmond MONDAY and fitl-
DAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accommodations uusurplss"i.
Cabin fair To New York pa Jame=-rlycr
route dncluiinc meals and berthl ..-..t 90
Round-trip tickets. limited To thirty days
after late of aale. ................-.. ~ ~
S,narage with sph.isfenc,.. ............. q 90
| Stceraer, without Subsistence. ........ %
| Cabin faro ga Chesapeake AMI ONO rail-
way. -s-t-s =" ""
Cabin fare ga Richmond and Petersburg
railroad $500. /" w
Tickets can DO obtained N A. W. CARRIER +,
| QOl Main street: Chesapeake and Ohio ani
| Richmond and Petersburg depots, and A. COM
| panys Offices, 1901 Main street, aud wharf,
Rockets.
Freight forwarded and through Hills Of ladins
| issued for points beyond New YORK.
| Freights received daily until . J.. VI.
Passengers leaving Richmond On MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, THU RSDAl :, AMI
| SATURDAYS by The Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way .ta Newport News at 800 +. N. AM ~
| Richmond and Petersburg railroad same daysl
| 10 81 A. H.. will make connection at NORFOLK
with steamer leaving those dHvS.
GEORGE ". ALLEN 4 co, Agents,
No. 1901 Main street. and
A. -. taf. lIrT LOT