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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31

sss-.ousab,s "a him, the Auditor cant him
chorz for tho entire Am9rnk = -.
Mr.. william Hunter McCiintic. brptber q Gov
lnxfnn's postmaster, George y. hcChnuc, uic1
Tow DAYS ago at his home. IN Pocanontas coonty'
WA NJ. HcClsut!ce death was vesy nns1-
pccfed bio sickness lasting oni5 te~ n9uts ~. ne
leaves 4 wife. who was III with pfp a. no tune,
ana who has beon unconscious from the shock
On Jsnuary s5sh Rev s. r. Chapman, psstor
M fbe Has,flss church. married Nr. George NOR
man and Mis-. Anna Hancock; both 81 Aus-
me many fiiepds Of Mr.. ). T. Parker win b
sorry 70 learn that he has determined 70 giye up
his place here as book-kscper Tor the Iron
Eoantain mines ana accept a position on the
Norfcik and western railroad. he has ALREADY
left Coylnsfon 10 take charge Of his ONCE
The children Of Mr.. J. J. Lear. who have been
90 III with measles and diphtheria, are recover
ing. There IL q great deal Of both Diseases nov
Mr.. j. VI. Richardson, who has been visiting
relative. ia this county for some time, has re-
turned 70 hia home, at Bluff Greek, Ind
Justice j. w. Montague, VINO bas Deem quite
SICK for some time past, IL SLOWLY improving.
Mr.. IT, ]. Brown, manager OF the Covingson
Hardware Company, has iust recovered rom
VIZ Rss M. Stokes has written some Of his con-
srcration that several members OF his family
are quite SICK with the grip. -. 4. a.
Mr. J. I. shipley spent several oayt WIN MS
brother, Mr.. J. A. q. shlpley, this week:
Miss Jane Lacy and Master Harry Mccnnuc
have returned from Fincastie.
Mr.. George I. hcClntic has gone 70 hicnhnono
20 consult a specialist about his eyes.
Mr.. A. D. Camper has paid flying visit to
Fincastle.
few days since.
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Danvitie.

correspondence of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
DASyrrLR. Va, January 30.--This has
been rather q quiet week in society circles,
and there was little in the way OF gaye.y for the
young folks. .
man at Central Hall on Thursday evening,
which was largely attended and heartily en-
loyed.
few OF their friends at thelr charming nome on
similar entertainment wac given by Captain
aud Mrs, 4. 4. Bouldin on "Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. p. w. Ferreli will give recep-
ton on Tuesday evening OF next week, compll-
mentary 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Terrell.
Rome Of the guests will be received from to 10
and others from 10 TO IL.
at the Academy OF Music for the bene1t OF the
Young Mons Christian Association. Several OF
the leading musicians in the city took part and
the entertainment was decided success.
Mr.. and Mrs George :. Hughes nave returned
Mrs. A. Ii. Robinson, of Asheville, N. c., is
visiting her mother, s. A. Fickien.
Misses Martha and Berta Lanier are visiting
MIR. and Mrs. john T. Watson are in Rich
Inond.
Miss sallle Rlson has returned from visit 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren 8. Ficklin. OF Roanoke,
we're in the city during the week, but returned
home on Thursday.
Mr.. II. X. Burton has returned from trip 10
New York.
Colonel John s. Cunningham, Of Person coun-
~, N. @ was In the city on Thursday.
Mr.. Thomas s. FlOurnoy, OF Richmond, was
here on Thursday.
Mr.. r. W. Prichard, late Of Petersburg, was in
the city during the week on business.
Miss Evelyn Wimbish has returned from Roa-
noke
Mr., R. Z. Latham, Of Lynchburg, is visiting In
Mas Belle yass has returned from visit TO
friends In Savannah, Ca, and Is the guest OF Mrs
Ii. 4. Vass.
Miss Bertha Walton, OF North Danville. re-
ceiyed her friends ON Tuesday evening
Mr.. John X. Pace has been quite sick for the
past several days, but IL able 10 be out again.
Mr.. L. &. Berkeley, Jr., made business trip
TO wytheyille on Wednesday.
Mrs. George 4. Rson aud child are visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. S. A. Hutchings and Mrs. George L.
Coleman paid visit 10 Chatham during the
week.
Mrs A. q. Johnston, OF Madison, Ca, Ii visit
Ing her daughter, Mrs. James q. Penn.
Mr.. Percy 7. Taylor has returned from visit
70 Charlotte county.
Mr.. Charles X. Dance, OF Prince Edward
county, is visiting his uncle, Mr.. c. +. Redd.
Misses Maude Womack, Judith Pace, a nd Annie
Garner are Visiting friends at Pelham, ". G.
The Ood-Fellows had a most enjoyable time OF
il on Thursday night, the occasion being the
cficiai yisis OF Grandchildren Wheat After
business an elegant supper was served and the
enjoyment OF the evening was complete. The
address of welcome was delivered by Mr.. A. j..
Montague.
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Eurmville.
,depcs Of tae.R,camond pispa,cb.,


FARMyrLIE, Va. January 30.-Mrs. Mary
T.. Fairs, who has been Ill from pneumonia,
IS conyalescing.
Mr.. 4. A. Cox spent several days in Lynchburg
THE week.
Mr.. Willie Beach made a quick trip to Rich
mond Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. Waiter Joyner. OF Suffolk. Va, Is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. George Richardson.
Judge J. N. Crute Is improving slowly from an
attack OF the grip.
Mr.. Charles 3. Holt, deputy sheriff Of Pittsyl-
vania county. spent several days Of this week
with his mother, Mrs. N. y. Holt, of this city.
Mrs. G. r. Chsppell anu daughter, Miss Lottie.
have returned from Henderson, N c., where
they visited relatives.
Mr.. Samuel r. Morris, OF Hydraulic. Aibemnrie
county, Va, Is here on visit 10 bis brothers and
friends.
General william b. TslIaferre, Of Gloucester
county, Hon. John 4. Massey, OF AlDemaTle. and
Rev. DR.. James Nelson, Of Richmond, arrived
here on last Wednesday. Mrs Massey accom-
panied her husband
SIR. W. II. Nestle and family arrived here this
week from Michigan. and all things suItine them
they have permanently located on farm aesr
town.
The Farmvilse Amateur Dramatic Corps, under
the management OF Mra. s. B. Hunt. gave ono Of
me mcst creiitable stage performances In the
Opera-House last Tuesday evening ever VIII
Band. and there was a very large audience The
comic -hnrade. First Come First Served" Was
mrs. upon the programmes, the cast o. cna<nc-
A. Rice; Basil Royeton, w. A. Rice; Coloncl
Challenger. J. ID. Allen; Mrs YempIeton, Hizs
Alma Hunt; Julia, Mss Fioronco uaft; Jose-
phine. Mas Lxzio Morris
Mrs P. Q. Johns then sang . solo kafhaiseus
with guitar accompaniment knd male cEoruA
Following thts another play was p<<eentoos en-.
bsiow: Iosd Fiaso. W. A. Rice; 81 William Evsr-
green, !: 2. Allss gspssIa 61zussas hls.se!n,
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Lynchburg.
Lynchburg.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l

LYNcHBuRa. Va, January 29.-The young
society people of this city and the hack
owners have engaged IN war. Inc young men
say the hackmen charge them an exorblsent
price for their services, ana have organised a
club and resolved that any member who hires a
hack at existing prices shall pay 1no Of 60
The young ladies also called meeting and re-
solved 70 the effect that they proposed to stand
by the boaux, end hereafter when they 20 10 an
weather. They also Issued an edict ostraesirg
any young man who had the temeriIy 70 AJAX
them 20 take hack.
One OF ihc most unique and at the same time
brilliant entertainments given IN this city Tor =
number Ut years was that given by Miss Norvell
utey Tuesday oyening. itwas styled a muslin
tea,s nnd tho Invitations were un yellow muslin
engraved IN black. u was given In honor Of Miss
la9ntleroy, the guest OF Miss noliic 0tey Two
tnines Of the iafies gefe exceptionally elegant
After the reception was over theatre party was
organized, which consisted q The Following young
lndlca and Kenfiomcn; Miss >orycii Ote7 With
Gus N. LABghornc, Miss No!lie 0fey with William
l. Scott Mas Feuntiofoy with J. W. sTimberlake.
Misc Marion Glass with Blair Bannsstcr, Miss
Anime Hammer with X. Irwin Scott. Miss Julia
Scott With Dan w. Sale, Mr ana Mrs. a. 8
White. ana Nsssrs. Joan n. 0tey ana Dusai
Ths German clab gave anoshsr dress german
Of cal.sthenic Hall tonight, which was attended
BY about nfty cozpiez u was very enjoyable
ssssrsl Other entertainments are on u for
next Roek, and In e,nscoucuos the society poo
ple have their hands fun Tor sbe prosens % Keep
he young iadiss q shs ckureh q nv Bo,y
Cross q Ills city axe hpaS rak'pe errdnSe-
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Petersbure.

=, e. =. p,rb -,ond Dlspatch.l
too'ie'i'''' y AZ ..rhn u;rc,.
PETERSBURG. January 3O.- Inc hiny
Daughters" society organized IN tne
congregation OF St. John's Episcopal church, IN
the western part OF the city, is doing great re-
legious work among the people on VIZ. .I a.,
the city have been invited 20 mite win tnels
brethren In Richmond In the ceieDrauoh o. ~, VIZ
22d OF FEBRUARY, but the procaDlnty 70 thas tnoS
WI ~ Geosno Reasie VINO has been North for
corn. dsvs p.rfectine arrangements 70 equip
~ car linz here with electricity, has TO
turned home. He expects 70 start the eiec'f''
csrs In March
Measra r. a. Hinton. Jr., and E. w. Hinton,
me ssre nsen snend,ns some DAYS With rela-
IN. "a ,rsenda IN fhis city, left this week
the latter for Duluth and the former to resume
ms outos ae raSI,r n another OF Petersburg's
na.,.,os vonng man 10 seek home and for
nm - IN the city Of Roanoke.
NJ, Miss Mule u, o al. s,1 Grace street.
NJ rs,,,a W,Iler ~ Clarernont, Ia the guest
=, e.Isnds IN this city
OF irlenuS =, rs,iarr naetor M Wea,ey Methodist
rev. .. ~; snent several DAYS this week
Ep,sc sylenS. q, North carolina.
VIII - rooyna NJ tbe petersburg Club on
81 10 ,ra street are opened one day each week
LOT tne 49,, 70 vsst and inspe,t the apart
Boz .aAo
Wiss simms. of Roanoke, who has been the
- - Hiaasa pritchett for some days, Is
suest ~ tno s~isnds an Ricbmone.
"o" :. Iasn-Yearp han was given Thursday eve
i ning 2, ,Ie NV the Young people Of our
natg and greatly enjoyed ny all who were
.y nj
Mrs. Thad. Grimm left day or two ago for
MeckIeaburg county 10 attend the funeral OF her
grandfather, Mr. Meacham, who died at the age
of ninety-four yosrs. She will probably be alb
sent for several weeks.
Rev. DR.. c. II. Hams, rector Of 81. Paufs
church, who has been visiting Florida ior
month 70 recuperate his health, returned nome
veste rday 10 resume his pastoral duties his
nulptt has been supplied during his absence by
his Assistant, Rev. Mr.. Smith.
Miss Corse, charming young lady OF Aiexan-
dria in visiting friends here, ana IL guest ia
the family Of Mrs. Joseph Carr, on Washington
street.
Miss Stuart Bradley, OF Richmond, ana MISS
Alice Lyle Jones, Of New York, are the guests OF
Miss otelia Johnston. both very popular young
ladies IN society here.
Miss Fannie West, Of Norfolk, who has been
visiting in the family OF Judge ID. a. linton, To-
turned home this week.
Miss sallie lrby, OF Ashlapo. VINO nss peen ,ne
guest Tor some uayb vi Mlse ouso .sS x,y,,
ed home this week, accompanied Dy miss MnsDn.
Mrs. William Davis, OF h,snmonu, ID FisitinB
Mrs. j. J. Brown:
Captain X. Q. Bland, steward OF me Sen'rai
Asylum, who mas pern coDnne" ~ me- ~ ~ n ~
sickness ior se'e'ai "ooNs' 40 "''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
The Warm spr,ngs.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WARM SPRINGS, Va, January 30.-Since
proving. as your issue Of last Sunday did,
the possibility OF life extending beyond one
hundred years in the Old Dominion, the report
which has reached here OF the death OF Lewis
Morton. q negro, at his home, near here, at the
age OF one hundred and three years old, may be
believed. The statement OF this negros age Is
well verified. Tho negro was a miller by trade.
He belonged TO samuel Lewis, Of this county,
during slave time. His advanced age is slight
Of this Inflated race.
Thomas j. Glover, tho manager OF the warm
Springs, paid us q flying visit this week.
Mr.. j. W. Childs, OF Buena Vista, has been mere
the past few days on business
William NJ hcAllister has returned nom Q
business trip 10 Pocahontas county, w. va.
Justice Samuel W. Anderson and our county
treasurer, James w. Bonner, are both recover
ing slowly from their protracted Illness
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
Tho Eastern SHORE.

Correspondence OF the kfcnmonn Usoaeoh-i
OxAxcooK. January so. ---Intelligence has
reached here of the death of Mr.. William
Kennard nottingham, county surveyor o. North
ampton, at his fathers residence, on hungnrs
creek. He was educated at tho United states
Military Academy at West Point. aud fer q snort
while was editor OF the Eastern Shore Hsyaid
Rev. william Chinn, pastor OF tho Presbyte..
rian :hurchos in this county, has received caii
from Bardstovn, KY, which he now has under
consideration. Though comparatively young
man, Mr.. Chinn Is regarded as ono Of the best
preachers on the Eastern Shore OF Virginia and
his departure would be regretted by people OF
all denominations.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank NJ. Boggs. who were mar.
RED In Petersburg last week. have returned
from their bridal tour 20 their home here ana
are receiving the congratulations, OF their
friends They we're elegantly entertained lass
night at the residence OF Mr.. Upshur b. Quinoys
a prominent lawyer OF this town.
Rev. A. Q. Bergman. pastor OF the southern
Methodist church hero, received letter on
Thursday informing him Of the dangerous III
ness OF his aged mother, at her home, in Surry
county, Va
Mrs. Mary EIler Upshur, wife Of Thomas Up
shur, Esq, OF Church Neck, in Northampton
county, 10 dead. She was most estimable lacy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
By George s. yashOn 8 Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
rrRUsTEEs SALE OF 10

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT
l. 22xI0lIS TO AN ALLEY WITH LARGE
DETACHED BRICK DWELLING THEREON,
SITUATED AT TUE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF SIXTH AND CANAL STREETS, AND
FRONTING ON CANAL STREET.--By virtue OF
q deed of trust executed 10 the undersigned, and
X. p. vashon by Septinnia Barnett, recorded in
the Clerks once Of the Chancery Court, for tho
city OF Richmond, in Deadlock IA, q page 0I,
70 secure the payment OF certain sums OF money
therein mentioned, default having been made In
the payment thereof, and being thereto required
by the beneficiary OF said deed, l, IA surviving
trustee and ia execution ofthe said trust viii on
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 5, 1892,
at $40 o'clock r. NJ, proceed 10 sell by auction
on the premises, the property above described.
Terms: Cash as 10 expenses, and t5L25 with
interest from January 20, 1892, till paid: bal
once In instalments Of $50, payable monthly for
notes with interest added, and secured by q deed
upon the said property, or upon such other terms
as may DO stated and agreed az time OF sale.
GEORGE :. VASHoN, JR.,
In 81 Surviving Trustee.
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LOvingstoD
Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispstch.l

CORRESPONDENTS OF tue hIcnIIU1Iu DIsVstOu'T
LIVINGSTON, VA. January 30.-Mr. Aaron
Movers. who has been in New Mexico for
the past ten years, Is visiting his fetner az TINS
place. for the nrst time since he left ten years
ago. ,,
Mrs. Harriet Kidd, who has been critically III
for several weeks, is now pronounced OUT OF
danger by her physician.
A had runaway occurred few miles from this
place on Tuesday. Ono Of the horses belonging
To Mr.. r. II. Bradshaw was dragged about thirty
yards and the driver narrowly escaped:
In Lovingston.
Mr. r. L. Lee Woods, OF Amherst, Is visiting
his uncle, Captain c. A. Wood, OF Montreal
The dance given by Mr.. Thomas Kidd OF va
riety Mills, a few days ago was pleasant affair.
MIR. Mayo @. Jones, OF Danyille, Va, who has
been visiting friends at Montreal left on Thurs
day for Buckingham Courthouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
BY John 7. uOdIIui
Real Estate Agent and Aucti0neef'
Bank and Eleventh strceth

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE Ot ",
a VALUABLE LOT WITH SNAIL $50
DWELLING THEREON on THE NORTH W.,
OF LEIGH SrKERT. A SHORT DiAtA ~,
WEST OF OAK sTkEEr.-By virtue y -
tain deed Of trust executed 20 tho uhlel,i,, :.
bearing date on the 2Oth OF octouer' l asl' a
Chnneory Court, Ia Deed Book IA Is, page n.
default having been made In the paIhsl. =,
certain note secured therein. and behs 49, -.
40 to DO by the holder, viii sell o. glO"' -
tion, on she premises, on
TUESDAY, February 2, 1857
at 4:30 O'Clock p. NJ, the PROPkhl 49, 49, 4
scribed, fronting 80 feet on the norm - A
Leigh street, beginning ts3 teet : lng ~. - a
If 0,ak street ana running back i05 iees v .
alley 10 feet vide, with a small frame w.
thereon
TEBMs: Liberal and announced a, sac
IA 2s JOIN 4. GODOlN, lflses-
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IcoffespoNdence q fhe klchmoad pispasch.l
CogmaToS. Va, January so.-Rev. Mr..
Stokes, pastor of the Presbyterian church.
Synod, and no regular services VIII b held IN
that CHURCH until his return.
1ne Auditor lhkf week allowed olaim Of
S1D2.4I 10 Mr.. Ff8nk Clark, Of cosington, The
Commissioners OF ins He7dnuo withhold thru
ku.0qas ffDnl tif. Ciark's salary several years
ago because of delay In tho retdrn d his
eeokA upoa proof thss ~ Aeisy vas y ne vay
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Emporia.
6corresnondenca Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstch-l
EMpoRIA, Va, January 30.-The ladies of
the Methodist church here had pleasant
sociable last evening. The new Meth )dist min
ister. Rev. A. j. Jordan, Is busy raising funds 10
build new parsonage.
Miss Cassie starke, Of Petersburg, Is visiting
Mrs. w. Z. Bailey.
Messrs West and Dobie, insurance agents OF
Wayerly, were In town yesterday.
Mrs Churchill Hodges Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. w. Samuel Goodwin.
Mrs. W. 81. Farmer has been visiting Weldon,
NC.
Sheriff Lee has returned from the funeral OF
his brother-in-law, hewitt Grant, ESD, OF North
Carolina.
j. II. Dalton and w. w. Warren, OF Feters-
burg, were In iowa during the week.
Mr.. L. L. Dispont has recovered and Is on the
streets again.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
BY n. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
THAT EXCELLENT, CENTRALLY
LOCATED AND VALUABLE MEDIUM.
SIZED RESIDENCE.
No. 214 EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
AT AUCTION.
ALSO,
POOL AND BILLIARD-TABLEs, PICTURES,
CARPETS, CHAIRS, BAR FIXTURES, ETC.

At the request OF Richmond Club will sell by
auction on the promises on
TUESDAY, FEBKUARY Q, 1892,
OF 10 o'clock NJ, that weil-built aud desiraby
located RESIDENCE above referred TO, for seve-
raj years past occupied by Richmond Club, and
formerly by the late Writ Robins0n.
This HOUSE contains about ~ rooms, besides
most ample accommodations for servants. It's
location Il all that could be desired. rs IL Is con-
venient % ali desirable points. ana the neighbor-
hood Is unsurpassed: and IL 10 seldom that a
medium-prico residence Ia a fashionable, yet
extremely convenient portion OF FRANKLIN street,
II offered for sale. The premises can be seen
any day between the hours OF II and O'clock.
After tho sale OF the HOUSE good ASSORT-
MRNT OF FURNITURE will be- sold, consisting
in part OF q Pool-Table, Biliisrd-Table, With
Ivory Balls, Bar-Fixtures, Carpets, Chairs. Pic
lures, &c.
Terms: At sale. N. W. BOWIE,
ia Silt AuctiOneer.
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We will sell Gt auction. on ile ~
misses, on the above day and hour ulAl w
CIOUs AND CENTBALLY-LOCAfkD nlOaL
No. 1893, on south line OF Main stfe.l peis.,.
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets lhs ~
hss heen ocsnpied a. a hardware store 20 .
great number OF years and lately ~ hs'aN
Hunter & Sims. .,t...
II has a vide granite front 26ls feet aei ~
tends back 10 a vide alley. The area y ~
feet IA said alley belongs % tho properly 20
lights and thoroughly yentilates eocl' lfl -
The building IA three stories and VIII lnielk
repairs can be made profitable in'es.ns-'D
this busy portion OF our city. -,
TEKNs: One fourth cash; balance in one, ~
and three years; 0 per cent interest," se'-'~
by trust-deed. -.....,o
;a0s Auci.oleeh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31

rrRUsTEE'S SALE OF DEHIRABL
il LOT. WITH SMALL BRIcK-AND.FtkA,,,
~ THlRrY-RECOND STREET BETWEEN
AND p STREETS, IN THE COUNTY OF hE
qltD'--Sy virtue u ccrtsin deed o. ru
dated January 70, 1890, and Of record ~ .
CLERKS o1lco Of Henrico CoaDty Court, Dee
hook 700 A. page 1875, dcfaulf having BE-
=, ads 4, the uaymcnt OF certain notes thefd
SECURED. and being required 20 70 DO, VIII y
By auction. on she premises. On
MONDAY, FzsRUARy !, 1899,
az $50 o'clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY soc1
described. fronting 33 fees ca the east sde
Thirty-second street, having depth OF ~ fcl
IRE lrnuroyemenfs consist "a q small BklC|
AND-FRAMR DWELLING, IN good repair.
> TRIMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale ana u
notes OF $3.50 and 1880, respectively WIN
terest thereon from January H. 1897; ana o,
auce on terms 70 DO announced AZ sale
IA 20 c. l. DENOoN, Trustees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31

JOAN, ssrusntsf Lady Plato laiss Alma liant;
MsrrsrY. Aiss Florence Hart; Lucy, Miss Lizz's
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31

yESABEE AND AIS PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST yssksIx
AND Ais, DEfsSnkNEs--lS THE CHASckRy
COURT or THg CITY or RICHMOND.
/. Charles W. Godd.n. clerk OF said court. cef-
tify that The bond required Of the special cont
missioner by the decree In eaif cause OF Janu-
AIRY rs, 1892, hiss been duly stysn.
Given under my hand this 18TH day u Janu-
AIRY. 1892. CHARLES w. G0DDIS.
Ia 30 Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
George s. vashon & Son.

Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOT
" 38x6O. WITH FRAME DWELLING Of
THREE ROOMS THEREON. SITUATED on
ALlEY BETWEEN CHERRY AND LAUREL
AND ALBENARLE AND SPRING HTkEETc. :.
Pursuant 20 an order OF tho ChEncery Court Of
the city Of Richmond. entered January %,
1892. In venable and ais. Va venabie and Gts-, /
win. on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1892,
az $50 O'Clock p. 81, sell by aaction on the pre-
miees, the above-described property
TERMS: One third IN cash: baladcs Ia two
equal indictments a. six and Twelve months, for
notes, with interes. addod, and title retained
conveyance IS ordered By the Court
B. T. BARRETT,
Special Com missioner.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-14
Yankee and Canadian Shipping.

The Yankee sailorInan seems to be do
ing pretty well Of late according to all
reports. One recent announcement is to
the effect that among the shipments to
England from Portland have been hun
dreds of sticks of yellow birch, fifteen to
twenty feet long and from two to three
feet square, that are to be manufactured
into veneers and furniture. In connec-
ton with this it is stated thai the ship
ping of the Canadian maritime prov
inceS has declined rapidly during the
past eight years, and there appears to be
no immediate prospect of an improve
ment in the situation. In 1884 Nova
Scotia had 3,012 vessels, aggregating
543, S35 tons, whereas the present feet
numbers only 2,775 vessels, of 1852 ,304
tons. In 1884 New Brunswick had ,096
vessels, of 307, 762 tons. while at the pres
ent time she has only $50 vessels, of
1874 400 tons. The Prince Edward Island
feet has fallen off from 234 vessels, of
SO, 213 tons, in 1884. 10 1875 vessels, of
%. $50 tons. Thus it appears that in
eight years the shipping Of these prov
inces has declined TO the extent Of 2l0,-
756 tons from total of $50, $40, or near
ly "a per cent.