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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-30
REPUBLICAN PARTY ROW.
THE BREACH CONTINUES TO GRow.
The Signal Again Attacks state Chairman
Eayes-Base-Ball I'm Raleigb-North
Carolina News.

Rarrrou. n. c.. April 29.-lSpccial.l Tho
row in tho Republican party. engenderea oS
the late State Republican Convention. con-
tinues with increased fury and bids far 70
eclipse all discords and dissensions In the
Democratic camp. Tho Signal. Republican
State organ. again rasps State Chairman John
b. Eaves in an editorial to-day headed
"Treachery and Traitor" The Signal says;
Mr.. Eaves commenced the fight to he re-
elected chairman and kept il mp until ne was
elected and broke the party into a thou
sand pieces. lie packed the convention with
otlice-holders and, strange to say, they
did his bidding The fifty votes cast against
Mr.. caves and for Mr.. Lusk represent large
majority OF the Republicans. and tney 90 no1
and will not accept the leadership OF MI
Taves The act of lreachery proved on MI
Eaves and undenied 10y him. as appears IN the
proceedings of the convention, makes u impoS-
sible for any Republican Who does not wear u
collar and who is not the partisan OF Mr.
Eayes 20 countenaace or support anything
Ar. Eayes may do as chairman.
Tho city is overrun tonight with college
bows. over a hundred are here from the
University and another hundred from Wake
Forest College. The two teams or these IN
etifut.ous had been booked Tor match
game of baseball hero to-day. ne ram
however. prevented the game. which VIII
take place tomorrow.
Attorney GeDeral Davidson to-day MED an
opinion with Commissioner OF Agriculture
Robinson declaring that the failure OF tax
listers in the various counties to SEND IN 10
the commissioner OF statistics of the condition
OF agriculture from each county Is INSIDE
meanOr. These reports are necessary 70 MAKE
up the weekly crop bulletin issued by the De-
partment of Agriculture.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-30
,Yae,incof Amelia Democrats.

Alta meeting of the Democratic party OF
Amelia held at the Courthouse on Thursday,
Aprl y. 1892. Dr. +. L. Adams was elected
chairman. and N. w. de Kraft. secretary, and
the following delegates were appointed TO the
convention to be held in Richmond on May
~ lsg2: Leigh District-WiIlam Austin and
j. w. Fowlkes alternates, :. L. farrar and
Samuel Barden. Giles District-General
George J. Hundley, Thomas Hardaway and
Phil Wright alternates. T. y. Adams. K. Nj.
Thomas and w. ID. Miller. jackson Dis
trict-Dr. +. Il. Adams and W. .. Coleman;
alternates X. I. Lane and Rich. Coleman. IL.
q. SOuthall delegate at large
The following resolutions offered by Cen
eral George j. Hundley were unanimously
adopted =.
Resolved. /. That the Democrats of Amelia
send their delegates 10 the State Convention
unnstructed. and their favorite for the presi-
dental nomination Is the man who after
careful deliberation and full and free con-
ference of representative Democrats shall be
thought most worthy of the honor and best
calculated % lead the party 10 victory.
q That they have no VindlctVo feehng
towards any one of their leaders, and they
most earnestly deprecate all personal abuse
OF men who have faithfully served the party
and calamity led 1t TO victory on any field,
State or national: and they condemn all fac
tional struggles between the friends OF those
who have been mentioned for nomination,
recognizing the ali-inportant fact that des-
perate struggle with the common enemy Is
near at hand, and that fraternal feeling be-
tween all true Democrats and perfect unity
OF action constitute our only hope OF success.
General Hundley and Mr.. Southall made
forcibie and earnest speeches calling upon all
Democrats to rally to their standards, which
were responded TO with enthusiasm. and itwa:
ordered that these proceedings be published
IN the Richmond papers.
L. T. ADAMS. Chairman.
". ". de GrdDt, Secretary.
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a Voice From the Southwest.

The nomination of Grover Cleveland on the
frat ballot in the Chicago Convention Is re-
garded as q foregOne conclusion by the
democrats in the Southwest, and II a single
Hill delegate is sent TO tho convention from
this section Lo will be sent by friends OF
Judge Staples in the locality OF his oid nome,
and this is more for the tender regard they nave
for the Judges feelings and pride than from
the hope OF benehting Mr.. Hill.
Actuated by feelings of kindness for MAJOR
Daniel the people Of his home city, Lynch
burg. compimented him by electlng a I'M
delegation The truth Is much of tho hos
tjlitv OF Major Daniel and Mr.. Barbour 70
MI Cleveland grew out Of Mr.. Cleveland
refusal TO turn over TO them the control OF the
patronage of Virginia as Arthur turned u
over 70 Malone. While il might have been
as pleasing 10 our senators as 1t was 70 Ma,
hone to place every one receiving a feuerai
office under personal obligations to them IN
stead of the Democratic administration, stu
il would have been wrong in Mr.. Cleveland 20
abandon the trust and duty of distributing
the public patronage as Mr. Arthur did. Inc
issue in fact. in Virginia has al no time been
Cleveland OF Hill. The people have all the
time been overwhelmingly tor Cleveland.
Discovering too late their mistake IN Op-
posing Cleveland and advocating hill. our
senators have sedulously sought the indorse-
ment of the people. Hence the issue has not
been so much Cleveland or Hill as Cleveland
on the one side and the Endorsement of the
position taken by our senators on the other,
and since it has become apparent to all that
Hill is no longer "a possibility. the only hope
of an Endorsement is to secure uninstructed
delegations to the Richmond Convention,
and in that 10 secure an unlnstructed oeiega-
ton TO Chicago. In this way it is hoped that
the two senators. though pronounced Hlll
men. or anybody to beat Cleveland, may be
Endorsed and sent to Chicago from Cleve-
land State.
With one accord the anti Cleveland organs
say: 1T makes no difference If the counties
or the State are unanimous for Cleveland.
don't instruct your delegates for him.
The most potent reason why the delegates
should be instructed is the fact that the enc
mics of Cleveland vehemently oppose It,
SOUTHWEST.
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Violated the Talmud.

lsiael Cohen. q barber at IS Even street,
Williamsburgh. is feeling the effects OF boy
colt. All the Polish Hebrews in the Sixteenth
ward, Williamsburg. who pride themselves
on their patrlarchal boards, are the boycott
tiers.
II was in Cohen's shop that Abraham Pecoli,
of "A Moore street. had his long. black whis-
kers shaved OH on Sunday last against his will
Instead of being trimmed. The change III Pc
coli 5 appearance 30 angered his sweetheart.
90 whom he was 10 have been married on
SUNDAY night. that she refused TO become
his bride until his whiskers had grown long
again Pecoh went TO the Lee-aveEue police
court on Monday 10 get justice. lie told
such "a garbled story OF the manner IN which
the barber had cut on his whiskers that no
warrant was granted against Cohen. As Pc
coli was leaving the court he declared that he
would have revenge IN another way. lie Is
having 1t.
pecoh went among mis- Polish friends and
told them that Cohen, in cutting of his
beard. had violated the law LAID down i'll the
Tamud. Cohen's business fell OF like q
flash. and he told Justice Goetting yesterday
that he hadn't taken in dollar since Monday.
New York sun.
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n,.m.,rk. Former Cook the Quickest.
FROM the pi,tsburg Dispatch.


The fastes. cooking. automatically atfeeteu
was done not long ago by Prince BIsmarcx
FORMER form chef who is now chief cook IN IA.
mous restaurant of Berlin. He had maae ca
bet with a regular guest OF the place OF go
that he could kill. dress: cook ana ser,e a
chicken In six minutes. The expiol. was ~
be performed before invited spec'a'on; tho
cook appeared with his gas cooking-stove t on
. nIstfor,n in sight OF all in the room. nc
waved tho chicken around he head 4, ana "a, n
cackled loudly. Decapitating the iowl WIN
one blow of glittering knife, TINS eassu 10
nonic expert within sixty seconds hau ro.
mov6 every feather from it., Inc gas-sro;u !,
was already lighted, with 3ro d In ~ one
The fowl was cut open ana Drawn "a va" .
other the miaute and placed upon the broIer' =, a
hot dish eaTnished with water-cIesss Was ~ =.
hand. aud 1t lacked Just second 0, 'no ''~
minutes when the chicken was served
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY j. II. Valentine. Auctioneer,
No. 1886 Main street.
CPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE SALE
New and Elegant Furniture
AT TILE wARERooMS OF l.. GATHRlGHrs
son, No. 10 GOVERNOR STREET,
AT AUCTION.


Having determined 10 discontinue the frrni-
ture bnsrness / shall sell 81 auction the balance
of INV stock of strictly FIR ,I-CLASS, = M
TURE. which has been consoHdnieu ia Ill
building. No. l6 Governor street. 1hc 7"4'' "-
commence on
MONDAY, MAY 2. 1892
at 1o:so A. NJ. and continue daily at the same
hour until the stock IS disposed o.. -.
In PARLOK FURNITURE there are elegant
suits upholstered in Wilton Rugs nue. a2ss sna
and other iirst-cass coverings, fancy need anu
Upholstered Chairs and Rockers, Maroie-lop
an IN I a oHAMBIR FURNITURE Elegant An
tioue oak Suits. with Plate-Giass mirrors;
Lounges of the latest designs. IN ali grades VI
coverings: Shaving Stands. newest styles anu
woods: superior Hair Mattresses Holsters ana
Pillows. Woven Wire Bed-springs, Chlhonieres'
Ladies Escritoires Fancy Rockers. etc.
IN DINlNG-ROOM EURNiTl RE-Dnfiets IN
Walnut AMI Antique Oak, with llate Mirrors OF
newest patterns; EXTENSION ahS oiuo- r dho;vs
Elegant China Presses, Dlning-hoolh Chaifs
liz LIBRARY AND OFFICE FURNITURE
Library Asses in Walnut and OAK OF dllerent
sizes and styles. with modern crhalnen a'Ion,
Roling-Top Desks in different woods, Library
Tables Office chairs and Book-Shelvesc -,
full line of handsome hALL1 ~, Az ND9 iI ~i'n
and without mirrors; HALL CHAlRS, HALL Hall.
TABLES, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Al-hACho'
In addition to the above there is large as
sortment of separate BEDS leads. BU hEAIS;
WASHSTANDS. TABLES. TIN SAFES. CHAlRS
OF ali Kinds. cribs. CRADLES and a full line OF
regular HOUSE-FUkNlS HING fURNlln III.
This sale offers great inducements 10 tHoso
wishing to buy good furniture, as the sale Is
positive ,.....
The collection is now ready for exhibition,
and will be offered at much less than COST PRICES
before the day of auction.
Terms: Sums under so. cash: over $50, rea-
sonabe credit Will be given for salts factory pa
per. =. GAlHHlbHl oON,
No. IL Governor street.
J. H. VALENTINE. Auctioneer. apr w.satslLjt
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N !! w aaTiakaHssle'n

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DECFhBER o. 1891
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
BYRD-STREET STATION
$50 A. ". Richmond and Norfolk through
express Arrive Norfolk II rs A. y
Stops only at Petersburg. "averp
and suffolk 49,,
10 15 A. ". For Roanoke. RadLord' tulaskii
Bristol also connects nj Radfo:t
for Bluefeld and pocahontas. Tar
lor car Petersburg 10 Roanoke. aud
Pullman sleeper Roanoke 10 Men,
phis via Knoxville and Chatta-
nooga.
Ic:io p NJ. For Lynchburg. Roanoke and inter
mediate stations NO CONNECTION
beyond Ecsnoke.
rs H. H. t 5l so at SSsi' hsaiofG Fa
Bristol. Also for Blueiield, Poca-
hont.s Elkhorn and stations on
,lncn Valley Division. Also Tor
Louisville and stations on l.. \ \.
r. H. via Norton. pullman paace
sleeper between Richmond ana
Lynchbtrg. Bertbs ready for occn-
psncy al 900 T. NJ Also Iunm ifsi
sleeper Petersburg 10 LouisyiIe
via Norton. and Roanoke TO Mem
phls and >tw Orlean, via hnoxyille
and Chattanooga
=, Trans arrive Richmond from Lynchourg atu
the west daily at 7:A A N. 40 I. NJ and 20
+. ~; from Norfolk and the East at II 10 N 81.
tickets. bsggage-checks and all information
can 10 obtained a. hichmOnd and Petersburg
railroad depo.i A. ". CARRIERS, 90l Main street;
and at the Company's Office, o4s east Nam
street K. N.COURTNEl,
Passenger Agent
W. b. HEVlLL.
General Passenger Agent
General Office. Roanoke Va.
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Clarke for Cleveland.

The Clarke County Courier Of this week
says The twelve delegates selected by the
several districts of this county TO attend the
Democratic State Convention, TO be held IN
Richmond on the 18th OF May, are all for
Cleveland. Three Of the districts instructed
their delegates to support the appointment
OF Cleveland delegates 10 the Chicago Con-
vention, and the remaining district appointed
positive Cleveland men 70 represent it.
Clarke is not rainbow" county. as her
Democracy has ever been as steadfast and
potent to control her local affairs as that Of
any other county in Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-30
- edmond, FREDERICKSBURG AND Pc.
IL TOMAO KAILROAD.-Scheduls commeno-


ing APRIL p. 1872. Eastern standard time.
O4 a. III, leaves Byrd-street station daily;
stops only az Ashland. roswell,
Milford, fredericksburg, Brooke
and Whitewater. Sleeper Washing
ION and New York. Arrives ~
more +. NJ; Philadelphia sis
7. NJ; New York. e.: 0 Z. NJ
Il 30 A IL. leaves Byrd-street station daily ex-
cept Sunday Buffet Parlor Car
RICHMOND TO New York. Arrives
At Washington at 4:lQ 7. NJ; Balts-
more. 5:2t T. NJ; Philadelphia. 40
I. NJ: New York. IS 7. NJ
Sleeping car Richmond 70 New
York. stops on ly at Ashland. Dos
yell Mllford Fredericksburg.
Brooke and Whitewater. Stops a.
other stations on sundays. Arrives
at Washington az y ~ 7. NJ: Balti-
more. 1888 4. NJ; PHILADELPHIA. 3:ii
- Nj; New York. $50 4. NJ.
$50 A. NJ. arrives at Byrd street station daily.
q %idsws s 81 BrO S2a1 EFsasriet,-
eurY, Milford. . well and Ash,
sundays; Leaves Washington at
sssP Il, arrives al Byrd-street station daily.
Stops at fredericksburg, Milford.
o well and Ashland Sleeper
from New lorA to Washington and
''nsniugson. 10 tIcnm0Da. does
not stop at Elba Leaves Washing
ton at 1851 A. Nj.
SIS p. IL. arrives at Byrd-street station daily
except sunday. Buffet Parlor Car
New York 10 Richmond. Leaves
Washington at :O4 L. NJ.
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODATION
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
200 <. NJ, leaves BYRD street station; srrivoI
at fredericksburg at 6:3i L. NJ
$40 A. u. arrives at Bvrd-street station;
leaves Fredsrioksburg a. :05 A Y
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
s:ss A IL. leaves EIDs; arrives at Ashland =,
7:33 4 VI.
GAG /. ". leaves Elbs: arrives 81 Ashland al
b:li i. N.
Gas A. H.. arrives at Elba leaves Ashland az
Cos A. ~
c o. +. A.. arrives at Eibs: leaves Ashlandli
0l5 L. M.
c. A. TAYLOR. Traffic Manage.
T. T. ID. MYERS. General Superintendent.
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1o-osoyro,c's TIMES ,oiH be oar regular MANI
moh Sunday paper ftA TO the Jrim Of matter
s'1tefestn3 10 al classes, conditions and ages. II
wsH co"tai" a number Of special articles. and
'oaa Dc second IN ottraclicsness 10 no paper sor
sss'sd ia Richsaanst
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-30
VORh RIVER LINE VIA WEST POINT
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THE FAV0RIrE ROUTE To BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
LEAVE RICHMOND:

- - LIAM no 10. 3:l0 L. W.
L OCAL EAPRESS daily, except sunday
IL Stops at all stations. A. Lester Manor con.
meets with stage for Walkerton: also connects
with Baltimore steamer 40 West Point.
TRAM No. 10 $50 r. NJ
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily. except sun.
40 day, for West Point. connecting with York
river steamer for Baltimore. Az BALTIMORE
steamers conneG. with Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road for Washington Philadelphia and New
York. FARE: Richmond 70 Baltimore. 81: to
Washington. s.: to Philadelphia. $3.50; New
York. $50.
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE pm.
EOR WEST POINT, daily. except sunday,
4 thence by Richmond and Danvils railroad
70 Richmond, arriving at $40 A. VI aud 1870
A. NJ
TRAIN No 20, 30 A. NJ
4 OCAL MINED. daily except SUNDAY: leaves
~ lweniy-third street station for West Poin.
and Intermediate points.
Ticket office a. station foot OF Virginia street
open go a. NJ to 600 Il. NJ. and from 900 to
City ticket Office s0i Main street.
-. SOL. HAAS, JAS. l.. TAYLOR
Traffic Manager Cen Passenger Agent
W. A. TURK.
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
Charlotte, y. q
W. n. GREEN, General Manager
u. BERKELEY. Superintendent
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BY chewing 4 Rose
80 .Sepis Auctioneers and Brokers'
Real hsta'' A north Tenth street.

,,,nr-srrEs AgCTrI9CNS s 0R E.R 9E H IN
TaS2SSEES oSSp bElSGs lNTHF b' S9INiT}y
1 q SIT J. nR yAsSA AHf Sx a
AR c9Tuo NE S6 c1NyE 9W}vG re T2sN
ya PnS% JAN 5Srk @ SSSy ASs
$ -. 6AaGTE65SSirdE h' Dated An MARCH: $50,
I IHHENySys SIX ACRES; THIRD; IRON
ff22SoMas JYAHgoRoo66GGTHr AN j WRtts
DATED a. ETu TETF 5jHRrH FROM oscAR dfiIlIS
AR vW1FsF' hATED l5IH NQyEMkEk; ISL ~;
A10SXvvE Eyyss 70 ACRES: ALL OF WHICH, pEEDlS
ARB f;, py ~ tIEi,SRICO COUNTY COURT.
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At the request of the owner will sell at auc-
WEDNESDAY, MAY II. 1897,


WEDNESDAY, MAY II. 1884,
at % O'Clock H.. at my office, No: 4 Eleventh
street THAT VALUABLE, PRODICIlNt.A i,
T'KHfTlVE AND WELL LOCATED JAMES
RIVER F TATE above referred TO, containing
s,e ACRES OF LAND in a fine state OF fertility.
ARont Iss acres Of this land is James river low
oronnds and the balance Is evel or gently
Tolling high land especially adapted to stock
reising, as Is is natural grass land and also
Grows luxurianily the cultivated grasses IN I'M;
nsuailv well wAiered by running streams and
the whole place Is we'll fenced 49,
This il a choice property. Is within thirty
ninntes drive from tho city has an excellent
soil. possesses beauty Of situation and of views,
les on the railroad at a station and Is in the
direction of tie citys best and most rapid
growth. - IL. 49, 8,
the out-buildings Including ice.house. dairy,
&c. are amply sufficient and in good order. the
barn being the largest and best arranged IN the
xii persons. whether intending buyers or not,
are cordielly invited to drive out and inspect
Terms: One-fourih cash. and the residue at
one. TWO and fhree years for notes. with interest
payable eemi-annually end secured by trust
deed n. W. BOWIE.
ap SOmy1,3,5,7,0n Auctoneer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-30

POSTPONED by request Of the grantor in the
deeJ until SATURDAY, the 30th day of April
Iss2 al y o'clock H., at the onlce OF the aic-
tioneers JUN L. ANDbinso.N
ay2i-tds iluStce-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-30

LICENSE TAXES.
OFFICE OF THE CoIIzcToR OF CITY TAxEs.l
CITY HALL.
RICHMOND. Va. April I, 1892.
7 ICENSE TAX.-ClTY LICENSES FOR THE
IL Year 1892 have been placed in my hands for
collection and are now due. As follows:
AGENIs:- City scavenger.
Baggage and express, Commission merchants
Fertilizers, dentists,
Insurance Detectives
Labor, Electricians
Land, Express companies
Manufacturing srti- Fish and oysters.
cles, Fruit stands, &c.
Renting houses, Hotels,
Railroad tickets lmDounding lot.
Steamships lines, Intelligence Office,
Type-writers; Junk dealers
Architects LIQUOR DEALERs:-
Attorneys-at-laW, Nholesale.
ArcTiONEERs:- Retail,
General Wholesale malt.
Real Estate. Botthng;
Tobacco. Livery stables.
Common crier Loan Offices
Bsr-rOom, Lumber measurers,
Billiard tables, Mercantile agencies,
Boarding houses photographers,
BRoKFRs:- Physicians.
Cattle, Irlyate bankers.
Commercial, Private entertainment
Insurance, Public rooms,
Merchandise. Restaurants,
Pawn. Snacks.
Railroad ticket, Storage,
Ship. Telegraph and tele-
Stock. phone companies.
Tobacco; Veterinary surgeons.
Chemists. &c, &c.
Parties falling 10 pay this tax on or before
APRIL 80. 1892. will be subject 10 the penalty
prescribed by the city ordinances.
f. W. CUNNINGHAM,
apl-im Collector of City Taxes.
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By CHEWING & Rose,
Real Estata Auctioneers and Prokers,
No. 5norih Tenth street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF THAT
/ NICE BRICK DWELLING, NO. Pill EAST
FRANKLIN STIEEI, FRONTING 40 FEET On
THE SOUTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN SIRktT
AND EXTENDING BACK 100 FEEL.
BY virtue Of a certain deed OF trust dated
June 1. 1891. and recorded IN the clerk office Of
Richmond Cbancery Court IN Deed Book li5 A.
ment Of the debt thereby secured, and being
required SO to do By the henehclarles, viii sell
by auction uIon the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF MAY. 1892,
81 o'clock NJ. the property above described.
you are in search Of bargains come 10 this
sale
TFRMs: Cash sufficient TO defray the ex-
penses Of sale and % ay of several debts az
gregating s5(5 with interest from lst June, lsyi {,
balance as may be announced az time of sale
w. w. COSBY. JR., Trustee.
CHEWING y RosE, Auctioneers. ap2g
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TrRu4: Cash sufficient to pay cost OF sale and
,ha srrd Of sI2O due bv n negotiable note, with
interest added from the 18Th day Of September.
isoo IN paid the balance as may be named at
zine \ ale JOHN T. ANDERSON,
an1-td Trustee.
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CITY TAXES
OFFICE OF COLLECTOR or DELNQUEyT TAXES
RICHMOND, Va, April /. 1872.
By an ordinance OF the city. i. is required that
hotl0e ma. ~ - 'iio 49, nc spA
Finance, that the LIST OF DELINQUENr
TAXES on REAL ESTATE for the preceding
year will be published IN one or more of the
daily papers ana also the time anu place of
sale Of said delinquent real estate.
In accordance with the above. notice Is hereby
given that said list will be published in The
TIHEs on SUNDAY, the 18th day OF April and
SUNDAY. the LIST of May, ls92. The sale will take
place III front OF the City Hall Oh Broad street.
between Ninth and Tenth streets, between the
hours Of u o'clock VI. and O'Clock Z. NJ. on
MONDAY the I'd day Of May, lss2.
All parties who do not want their property
advertised must pay before the 18th instant
JOHN A. MEANLEl.
apl-tmyl Collector OF Delinquent Taxes.
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TRAINS NORTHWARD.
DAILY.
STOPPING PLACES.


Nos. IA. 80 and 81 make no stops. Nos. % and
IS stop or SIGMA at Manchester, ceniralla and
Chester No. - stops on signal az Manchester,
Drewrys Centralia aud Chester. No. e stops
ON signal al Manchester only for passengers
purchasinQ tickets TO regular stopping places
Tor tnis train south OF Petersburg. Nos. g.. IS,
g. 81. e. 40 aud Al will stop on sigma ~ all
Pullman Palace Buffet sleeping cars on. all
through trains On trains Nos. 81 and 81
siseping-cArs between Richmond and Lynch
burg. Va.
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
LEAVE. ARRIVE
Richmond. .s:on A. NJ. Norfolk. 80 4. NJ
Richmond .5:sa 7. NJ Norfolk. -. 9:so I. n.
Norfolk. 49,. 'ss5 A. NJ. Richmond. Ill rs 4. y.
Norfolk 49,. 400 L. NJ. Richmond. 6:3SP r.
The trains leaving Richmond al o:oD \; VI. and
Norfolk at 400 4. NJ. are solld trains between
theso two points, and passengers 90 through
without change Of cars. Close connections are
also made at Petersburg by The 5:i5 L. II. train
from Richmond and tho $40 A. NJ. train from
Trains leaving Richmond at 1906 A. NJ, 1910
L. NJ. and II: 0 =. NJ. and arriving At Richmond
A. SEQ A. MILO L. NJ. and 80 A. NJ. MAKE
close connection az Petersburg 10 anu from
Farmyillc. Lyncnburg and West.
t. NJ SULLY,
Superintendent.
IT. u. MYERS,
General Superintendent
TN EMERSON. Irafhc Manager.
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px virtue of certain deed Of trust duly re-
.opd.d in he clerk S office of Henrico County
Court in iced Book ~ A, page 2's, default
having petn made in the payment OF tho note
.%.ranv ssfured and being required 50 70 do by
The holder thereof. / will sell by auction at
Uenrico soun,y courthouse ON
SATURDAY, THE 2SD DAY or APRIL. lsae,
=, 50 O'Clock NJ. the above named TRACTS OF