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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-03
DEATH or j. N. BOYKlN NEAR IVOR.
q Prominent and Honored citizen OF
southampton Passes Away.
Isnecial Telegram 10 the Dispatc

IvoR, Va. January MIR. J. n. Boykin.
one of the oldest. most prominent, highly
respected, and honored citizens of this
community, died at his residence near this
place this morning. Mr.. Boykin had been
a great sufferer for several months and was
stricken with paralysis of one side only a
few DAYS ago, since which time he has re-
NAMED in diving condition. Physicians
watched him day and night. but all to no
avail. Deceased was prominent member
of the Baptist Church and Christian gen
t,eman. He was also y brilliant member
of that ancient and honored order, Free
Masonry, and delighted in its comforts
and lows during his dying hours, and Will
be buried with Masonic honors tomorrow
at his residence He was sixty-hve years
of age, had been married forty years,
leaving behind 10 mourn their loss. de.
voted wife, FIVE children. number OF
grandchildren. and host of sympathizing
friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-03

This site IL on an elevated plateau and
commands a splendid view Of the sur
rounding mountains and the magnificent
scenery for which this county ~ noted.
Lucy Penn, Of Henry, IL visiting the
family OF Mr.. w. y. Rucker.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. and Mrs James Norman. of Winston.
N. c.. are visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. w. w.
Moir. on Blue Ridge street.
Mr.. Frederick Rangcley will In few
days leave for Texas. where in the future
he will reside.
Professor Il. A. Davis, Jr.. of Bedford
City. spent Christmas OF Stuart.
Hon. O. z. Nolen Is at home resting from
his legislative labora
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-03
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
By Denoon, Upper h CO.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioncers.
S2l Main street.
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE. Es

Il
as. 600 will buy an EXCELLENT RESIDENCE
on the south side u Grace street between
Third and Fourth streets, containing ten
rooms with Gil modern I'm provements do
tached kitchen containing Tour rooms; stable
80. 600 will buy q THREE-STORY MODERN
RESIDENCE ON Main street near foushee
Contains about eleven rooms. All modern
az .OO0 will buy MODERN WEST-GRACR-
STREET RESIDENCE Just west Of shater
street. Contains about nine rooms.
$1,000 will buy the LAkGE CENIRALL1-LO-
GATED BRICK RESIDENCE NO. 706 east
Leigh street; ten rooms; modern improve
inents; lot 52x15O. -.
SC. 500 viii buy the THREE-sTORY DETACHED
BRICK RESIDENCE No. 90 east Leigh
street: ten rooms; nicely papered and IN
a. ZOO viii bny No 104 west Marshall street,
BRICK RESIDENCE with eight rooms and
four-room detached Kitchen; extra large
lot, 4Sxl76.
a.. 800 viii buy the DETACHED MODERN
BRICK RESIDENCE No. COG west Marshall
street. Contails eight rooms IN thorough
order.
EXCELLENT DETACHED TWo-STORY
BRICK DWELLING with eight rooms; mo-
fern conyeniences.
s2,5oo win buy BRICK DWELLING new on
Third street between Marshall and Clay; SIX
rooms; water, bath, &c.
81, 500 viii buy NEAT BRICK TENEMENT on
Laurel street near Beverley; six rooms.
sl 900 each will buy THREE BRICK TENE-
MENTS new on Catherine street near Hem
~ containing four rooms each and rented
by excellent tenants at sl20 each.
81 600 will buy No. III NORTH TWENTIETH
STREET; six rooms. Lot has front OF ~
feet by 140 feet depth.
Fasy terms will be given on all OF the above
p roperties-
In addition 10 the above we have n LARGE
NUMBER OF EXCELLENT DWELLINGS AND
STORES for sale at figures that will pay a hand
some percentage on the investment Also a
large humber Of SMALL DWELLINGS and
BUILDING LOTS for sale at low figures
DEN0ON, TUPPER Il CO.,
ia Sit S2l Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-03
ron nENr.
ToR RENT. a

!
MEDfuN-siZED HOUSES
No ell west Marshall street, New Brick;
Va. FLOYD avenue near ' Bs &c street: $3.50.
4so wost Msrshali street. New BrtcS ~.
1914 east Broad street. rooms, $40
1915 east Broad street, rooms gao.
lis Beech street, corner Taylor street; e2f0.
507 north Ninth street, possession January
Ii5 north Twenty-sixth street. Now Brick;
s216.
III north Twenty-sixth street, New Brick;
e216.
3oi8 south Cherry street, corner Beverley
street; e2t6.
1912 east Broad street. Store and Dwelling /;
5000.
Ie2e Floyd avenue, near Harvie street; 5000.
2119 east franklin street. rooms: goo.
Ola east Duval street, q rooms, Sly2.
5l3 Catherine street. rooms; 100.
72l north Twe1ty-eighth street. New Frame I;
also.
Az west Broad street., rooms $50.
$50 Williamsburg avenue, Store and D"eii'
ii2O north Fifth street, New Brick; sis per
month.
26O9 east Clay street, 8 rooms; sio per
month.
I0I4 north Second street, corner Bates street !;
% per month.
linz north Fifth street. New frame; $3.50
per month.
los Charity street-Brick-4 rooms; $3.50 per
month.
IOll Moore street, rooms; SIS per month.
1l07 Moore street, rooms IS per month.
2lD Washington street-New-4 rooms ~ per
month
pa Washington strset-New--4 rooms; 81
per month";
2sO5 street-Framo--3 rooms; 81 per
month.
10Y Randolph street-Frame-3 rooms; %
per month. DENCON, TuPPER h CO.,
IA alt S2l Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-03
Empty Prison Cells.

Some time ago one Of the lady workers
of the Old-Market Mission was standing
upon the steps OF the 5uildlnf On the ,e. Cor
xyonnd her we're gathered lot OF boys
stating for the door TO open for the night
school. which was held regularly in the
rnds building. The boys became some
what boisterous and rude, a. boys will DO
snmetimes. When the lady said TO police
man In 4 rather ioculsr spirit - he passed
q which one OF these boys do you want"f
the policeman in reply said, II have
room for all Of them, 6incs yon go2d PEG ss
Esrfet our cells in the station are usually
'Sy xb.n said the worker. II thank you
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-03

~
No. 4oe north 18th street; $500 pcr annum.
No. 1922 west Grace street; $3.50 per annum-
No 1919 q. Broad ST. reduced 10 24o per an.
No. sig north Ninth street atrednced renL
No. p1S east Leigh street; $500 per snnuh-
No. All north I'd street; e2f0 per annnm.
No. eos west Franklin street; 800 per montn'
No 6J9 north Third street; 1000 per annnm-
No. 1417 east Broad street; $500 per ean.1a'
No. 2212 east Broad street; 80 per monun'
NO. POOP east Broad street: $50 per montn.
No. 27l3 east G.ace street; s2!0 per annun'
no. 1917 Floyd avenue; $500 per anrum-
NO. 2307 east Bread street; s24o per annun'
No. $40 nor.h $50 street; $3.50 por annum-
No. 2l15 east MARSHALL street fi5 per mon'n'
NO. 27OG east Clay street; els per month";
No. 2s02 o street; 40 per month.
no. 2OOS yenable street; 81 PEI monti.
No. l25 Reservoir street: $40 per month";.
No. 123 Reservoir street; s12.5O per mouth.
No. SOB west Clay street ut reduced rem
No. 200 Reservoir street; $3.50 per MONTH
No. 1927 vest Marshall; % per month
No. 2611 o street: ell por month.
No. - Cedar street: reduced 70 s5.5v per mo-
And SMALLER HOUSES, SIOhEs, STA
BLES, and OFFICES elsewhere.
Call for PRINTED REST-LIST.
Phone 534. J. Il. ELAN & CO.,
ia3-lt lib east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-03

CPECIAL SALE OF VALUABLE
= HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE--By direction
OF Mrs Frank L. Patrick Will sell at auction,
in my ware-rooms, beginning at 1880 A. NJ.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 3. 1892.
all OF the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE formerly
in her Franklin-street Residence, consisting In
part Of
CARVED MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD, wIt,:
bevelled mirror;
A very rich MAHOGANY cLAW-fooT DINING
DETRIMENTAL CHERRY DINING CHAIRS,
upholstered with embossed leather;
LEATHER LIBRARY LOJNGE and CHAIRS;
Handsome WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT, with
CHERRY CABINETS and xUsIc STAND;
Very handsome PAkLOk SUIT, upholstered In
rich varied silk plush;
MAHOGANY CHINA-PkEss and WORK
MoQ6GETTE CARPET, large enough for two
RATTAN and REED ROCKERS:
WALNUT HAT-RACK:
ODD FANCY PARLOR CHAIRS;
WORK BASKETS, P0RTIEREs, &c;
ANTIQUE MAN1lEL MIRROR, BRASS FlkE-
ASH and WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS;
MASTEL BRONZES, ORNAMENTS;
TALL HALL CLOCK, HAyELAND CHINA and
GLASSWARE,
PICTURES, ENGkAvINGs, &C.. &c,
Ladies are especially invited 10 attend this
sale, and will have an unusual opportunity Of
obtaining elegant and useful household articles.
Jas GEORGE w. MAYO. Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-03

opposite Lee monument, at s75. Only 80 FEET
at that price; balance held at 800 per foot.
sH These are special bargains and cannot be
duplicated. j. THOMPSON BROWN CO.,
IA 3-lt lib Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-03
Baied Gay In . B,sse.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, January Alto:
day about 1880 o'clock nre was discovered
amidst large quantity Of baled hay
stored in the rooms above the store OF
Dir. L. w. Bunch. on Main street.. The
promptness OF the FIRE company probably
prevented serious conhagrstion. The
loss which is not heavy. Is fully covered by
insurance. Tito IRE was osused BY de'
sectiye tue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-03
nrwARE oF rALsE TEETH.
MRS. THos. E. LOCKE PASSES AWAY.
The Severe Accident Caused by Hog
Schools Affected by the Grip.

The Severe Accident Caused by "a Hog
Schools Affected by the Grip.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
ScoTTsyILLE. January 2.-Our town was
startled this morning by the sad news OF
the death of Mrs. Locke. wife of Rev.
Thomas Il. Locke, at her home, near Glen
dover. last night. She had suffered great
deal for year or more from assesses of the
lungs. but kept up. She took Christmas
dinner IN town with DR.. Osborne and
seemed as well then as usual. She will he
buried at the rectOry tomorrow afternoon.
She celebrated her golden wedding on De-
ccmDer 2lst.
on an adjoining farm TO Rev. Dir. Locke
q sad accident occurred this morning.
Andrew OmohundrO. grandson OF Mr.. 4.
4. Omohundro. had just mounted his
horse TO start hurriediy TO town on an I'M
portant errand when a hog which hap
peued TO be in the stable-l0t ran between
the legs Of his horse, frightening him
badly. which caused HIM to throw young
Omohundro 10 the ground and fall on him,
striking his head with such force as 10
render him unconscious and 1t was feared
mas skull was fractured.
DOWN WITH THE GRIP.
Among the very sick from the grip is
Mir. Goolsby, Of fluyanna. three miles be-
low town. He Is over eighty, and 1t is
thought he cannot recover.
The Graded School will open next Mon
dav. but there will hardly be a very full
attendance on account of so many being
land up with the grip.
Miss Annie l.. Farrar leaves tomorrow
for her school. at Churchland. Misses
May Davis and Bessie Staples will not re-
turn to their school Monday. as they ex-
pected. on account of so much sickness.
Miss Rose Farrar. who has for several
DAYS been very sick with Ia grippe, is con-
yalescent.
our postmaster. NJ. b. Gault. is still very
low. with but little hope of his recovery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-03
FROM CONVICTION TO RADFoRD.
A Line 60 Connect the c. & o. with the
y. W.-Advantage of the Route.

y. & W.-Advantage of the Route.
correspondence OF tho Richmond Disoatchl
RADFoRD, Va, January at is UNDER
stood that a charter has been drawn up
and il is now ready to be presented TO the
Legislature incorporating q railroad COM
pany for the purpose OF building line
from u point on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad az or near Covington, Va, through
the counties of Allegheny. BotetouTt,
Craig, and Montgomery TO 4 point on the
Norfolk and Western at or near here.
knowing ones claim that this road will
open up the finest mineral country IN the
State.
The oorporators-among whom are n.
X. Stanger, Esq, OF Blacksburg, Va. Hon.
James T. w. Marshall. of New Castle, Va;
Hon. J. l.. Radford and 4. Robinson. ESQ.,,
of this town, and Messrs. Axtell and Boul-
ware. great railroad and financial men OF
Richmond--are men of push and energy.
and they will make a success of their
scheme
This road will give us competing line
with the Norfolk and Western. both north
and west. and thus adds another adyan-
tage TO our well-located town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-03
rI-rysr Oh No 1IcrNsE.
1eRalBLe BLOODY TRAGEDY.
4 Disembowciied Negro Kills His Assaii
mt with An Axc-Destructive Fire.
,pecaIielogram 10 Tho Dlspatsh.l

Special telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
TlrrGu. n. c.. January News came
from Jackson county to-day of q terrible
af4r. negro and a white man engaged
iu 70 difficulty. The white man dlsem-
howoncd the negro with a knife. The
negro scizol an axe and struck the white
man ola tho hoad. Both died IN an hour.
Trs HoUsFs BURNED.
Att O'Clock thie morning while the wind
was blowing a gale fire broke out IN some
famo houses IN the suburbs of Whining
f.n nnd destroyed ten of them before the
ir.meu could stop IL.
President Winston states TO-DAY that
business department will be established at
tl. State uivcrsity.
ARRIVED SAFE.
a mb0gam from Eugene q. Harrell,
vlol-lu charge of the party of ffty-four
Nrrnuu- and North Carolnians which
? .ff 'luaday for Cuba. announces their safe
auyl at Havana TINS morning.
Yesterday 800 Durham county therevenuo
OF .4 captured an Illicit distiilery, and
ID .r h,1boIo,' iuPerson county, captured
$3.50 stills.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-03
EOR RENT. @
II RESIDENCES. ~


- kfSlDLNtt>.
31S south Fourth street (Gambie's HID sfoo
per annum.
100 north Bevidere street: 1850 per annuni.
los north Beividere street; $500 per snnuni.
4l2 north Twenty-seycnth street; 24o per
annurn.
423, corner Twenty-sixth and Clay streets;
GIG per nnnun-
als west Main, near Reservoir; $3.50 per
annum.
1919, corner Twenty-fourfh and Franklin
streets: 5000 per annum.
2900 Marshall street; s216 per annum.
north Twenty-ninth street libby lii; S4oo
per annum
9O2ls west Grace, near shsfer; e450 per
ennum.
1906 Broad street; s2i0 per annum. o
fO1, corner Seventh and Clay streets; sSoV
per Annum.
306 Clay, between Third AMI Fourth ssOo
per annum.
225, corner Mayo and Broad s1as per annurn.
Also, a number OF SMALLER HOUSES IN
almost all sections Of the city.
STORES.
1900, corner Thirteenth and Main streets
1923 Main street
1871, corner Eighteenth and Main streets
2OO7 yenable street.
Large MANUFACrORY on Reservoir street.
Call and let me show you any OF these or tele-
phone 3sS. H. A. MCCURDI,
IA Bit 1919 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-03
HORSES, MULES, AND cows BURNED.
Destructive confiagrs'ion In Princess
Anne-Deaih OF Two Citizens.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispa'ch.l
NORFOLK. January 2--The barn of Tho
mas W. Butt, living at Princess Anne sta
ton. on the Norfolk and southern railroad
together with twelve head of horses and
mules. two cows. and a lot of provender,
was burned this morning. Loss about
$1,000: insurance. 5000.
John o. Ferguson, a well-known ship
broker. died suddenly to-day at his home,
in Brambleton. he was unmarried and
thirty-six years old.
Potice-Of b. Osborne died at his
home, in Berkeley, this morning. During
the war he belonged TO the Sixty-frst Vir-
ginia. Mahone's brigade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-03

BtrCHELLER. FOR, &C., PLAINTIFF, AGAINST
ORAsGE-KgYsVILLE RAILROAD tOsPANf, &C,
Defendants. AND ELEt-oS. SALE. CO., FOR,
Sc, plaintiffs, AGAINST GRANVILLE 1T AIS.
DEFESDANTA--ls TIE CHASckhf COURT % HE
CITY OF kIcHAONp.
L. Charles W. GOddsn, clerk % said court. cor
tify that the bond required ~ Meads ia,khH'
X. il. Mnnfor,i. n. II. Mcclure, and T. X. Tucker,
Jr., four OF tho special commissioners ny TIE do
cree ia said causes OF December 4, 1871, mas
been daily given.
Given under my hand this stb day q Deem
Dor, 1891. CHARLES W. 1oDDlN,
ia a Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-03
oelp PeoNouNcso EPIDEMIC.
Governor Hoit's Address to the Negroes
slrffcenss Question ~ Charlotte.


.rrra,nionceof the Richmond Dspatch.l
rfraq. n. C.. January 2.-The Board OF
..tI I.. officially declared the grip cpl
.. Ir-s There are hundreds Of cases.
r..fnf the State officers have suffered
ITO Republicans allego that no monev
r ir spent by their people 10 get lhe
,.fnOl any southern state save West VIZ
On. people ON the line Of the Lynchburg
cal UrrnIm ran way ARE pleased al the
,.usfhlt tho Norfolk and Western rail-
r.INil probably acquire and operate that
WISE COUNSELLOR.
Governor Hollis address 10 the colored
r..uln af tho Emancipation-day celebfa-
f.r vest rlay WAS admirable. lie as
..r..i Thorn that 90 become good citizens
f..r must go larger degree become land
,.rr.r.. IIo showed how much the white
rr.n.D af Aorth Carolina are doing for
th..r education. And tins Is worthy Of
remark. OF. say. S2.000.00O taxes the ne
rr.e. rav about Si2j,OoO. They Get Tor
l.I. .i- alone over c3lj,ONO. The relatl ons
between tho races are nowhere more KIND
j. tlau 800 his state.
1I.rSsE Or no LICENSE.
Tf Charlotte BEDROOMS, thirteen IN
number. are all closed and vii remain so
rrr hext Monday. Feeling there on the
ou..fiuu ~ license or no license runs very
l.h Monday the aldermen meet. 1t 10
l.arrel from persons Just from Charlotte
tat mall probability the aldermen will
Grant licenses. This makes the issue q
,qmre Quo between them aud the county
commissioners and throws the whole mat
.rinf1 the courts.
Bishop Lyman 10 to-day considerably
iotftr llis cough has gwen him much
tr.ub aud bee suffered from loss OF sleep.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-03
pnncr On Church Hi.

On Thursday night at the residence OF
Mr.. Il. L. Brown very pretty and enjoy
able dance was given by some young men
of Libby Hill. at which were present the
Hon. John A. and Mrs. Curtis, MIR. and
Mrs. Henry Crenshaw, Mrs. Davis. OF
Portsmouth. and Mr.. j. L. ". Curtis, who
led very pretty german, the Misses Bes-
sic Brown, Fannie Walker, Hattie Hughes
Katie Fitzwilson, Bertha Deitrick Virgie
French. Mamie Hates, Nellie Haggarty'
Daisy Ware, Oracle and Mittie Livesey.
Alice Moore. Matte Baker, Alma Harwood
aud the Messrs. X. Nice. Burlington. j. :.
and X. J.. McIlwaine. j. A. WAITS. w. Nc.
c. Hughes, T.. b. French, W. G.. Fitzwilson,
]. ". Hall, 7. #. Harrison. w. X. Shackel.
ford. L. @. Skinner. L. r. Saunders. d. L.
Talman, q. G. Reed. Elijah Baker, and
Percy Smith. About II NJ. splendid sup
per was served, after which the terpslcho-
rean pleasures were continued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-03
BY J. II. Valentine, Auct'opeer.
%. A. TimOorlake. Ssiesman,l
1885 east Main street

CROCKERY AUCTION SALE,
~ MONDAY, JAsrARv 4. 1892,
at 1890 o'clock. Mt 1924 east Main street
CARLOAD,
representing 100 H0GsHEADS, a GENERAL
ASSORTMENT, all desirable aud saleable goods
aud the best and largest lot ever offered in thi'
citv at auction.
TO The TRADE, RETAILERS AND JOB
BEERS, CITY AND RY,-kememoer, W.
have no limit. Every lot offered win be sold Z
the highest bidder. This grand stock will instif,
the presence II dealers from any part OF thu
State.
Stock In part as follows:
200 I25-PIECE DINNER SETS:
200 I0-PIECE WHITE TOILET SETS;
200 COVER-DlSHEs:
800 MILK SETS:
100 1e-rIEcE DECORATED TOILET SETS;
400 ASSORTED OVAL DISHES;
1000 SCALLOP NAPLES;
CUPS AND SAUCERS, PLATES. &c, &c.
j. II. VALENTINE,
iaI Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-03
AUCTION aAhEe--Sxenday.
ny Dcnoon. Tuppsf 3 Co,
Real Estate Agents and AucsionssrR
sal Main street
T'RUsTEEy SALE OF
FRAN { DIV RLLlNG
HICKORY OR SHORT CLAY STREET.
800 FEET FROM THE NORTH LINE OF
BAKER STREET.


BY virtue OF tho provisions q q certain deed Of
trust dated October ~, 1850, and recorded in
the Clerks office % Rick nioui Chancery Court,
Deadlock TAI A, page AL. default having
been made IN the payment OF certain note
therein secured. and being required 90 70 do,
win sell by auction. on the premises, on
MONDAY. JASrAsY 4, 1892,
at o'clock p. NJ, tho PROPERI Y described In
said deed as follows: All that certain piece or
parcel OF LAND With the Improvements thereon,
lying ana beng In Bakers addition 20 the city
OF Rich mond. commencing 800 feet from the
north line OF Baker street at its intersection with
Hickory street, and raining along and fronting
on Hickory street 81 feet on the cast sile thence
eastvardly between parallel lines 80 feet. more
or less. The house contains six rooms, and 10 In
good repair.
TERMS: While the deed requires cash as 70
executing this trust and {576.S0. with interest
from October 22. 1891. moro liberal tel ms will
probably be announced At sale.
GILES Is. JACKSON,
de 90 Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-03
DROWNED TRYING TO GET HIS HAT.
gh, Protestant Churches VIII Observe u
Week Of Prayer-Local statistics.
-.n-rIaI Iolngram 10 Id pIapaich. }


Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
IINcHnuB0. Va. January dudley
lrrnr Young colored man, was drowned
iuths canal lust below the pump-house
t.aar lis hat was blown from his head
Do. Oboe high wind and while endeavOring
fnrOcuver 10 be fell in and sank before
help could arrive.
wfEE or PRAYER.
1he Protestant churches here. at a
reefug OF ministers today, decided TO
observe next week as a week OF prayer.
all to hold union meetings every night
daring The week.
Ihc receipts at the post-oftce for 1891
amounted O. cfl SAT-, against $40. 124.5S
t.r 1850, an increase for 1891 of Sl,720.l9.
fIATIslICs,
The total number OF arrests made in the
ciy iur.ns 1874 was S,4l7, 4l5 white and
g .I- co.orcd.
Tho number Of marriage licenses issued
fI0m the ciork's office here during the year
was us. Ninety-eight Of the couples were
White and ~ colored.
rIXrUEEs SOLD.
Tho steGm-hammer cOld-air blast, and
fixtures of the ALLEY Engine and Machine
Works were sold at auction under an exc
Cuflon tins morning. President Barker,
(. ihc West Lynchburg Land Company,
bls in no r5i5
lse weather has turned very cold here
Tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-03
ByJ. II. Valentine, Anctionoer.
(Jno. Z. Laughton. Jr., salosmanJ
corner Ninth ana Main streets.


DISSOLUTION SALE.-STOCK OF
IL TINwARE, NEW COOKING-RANGkS
COPPER BATH-TUBS. DAY ION WAGON AND
HARNESS, TOP-WAGON, HORSE AID hAk.
NESS, NEW HOAD-CAkI, IRON SAL r. 3..s ~
AUCTlON.--At the request 81 aessrs LUCK q
DAY, who are dissolyiig heir partnership 70 err
gago In separate business, | VIII sell nj theif
ssore and shop. 40. 5Ot west Main street, on
TUESDAY, JAsUARY 3, 1892
The stock Of TlSWARE, NEW COoktNb
RANGES, COOK-STOyEs, LAMP GOODS,
2 HOT-AIR FURNACES. IRON OFFICE
SAFE, a full equipment o. JlNNkhsr
PLUMBERS', aud CAs-tIIIEks TOOLS
ard MACHINERY NEW COPPER BATH.
Tubs, CLOSETS, TRAPS, ana full line OK
PLUMBERS MATERIAL; ,,,o.,
I TOP-WAGON and HARNESS, j DAY lOr
WAGON and HARNESS both IN eicei-n'
order: L new JUMPER never usedl'
and good HORSE.
The stock 10 new, and the sale positive and
j. II. VALENTINE, Auctioneer.
''"' Is I-F.su&Tu3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-03

In Withdrawing from the firm OF Winter Il
Guyernator, | take pleasure In thanking my
friends for past fayors and in requesting them
10 continue their patronage with my former
partner, Mr.. J. Is. Winter. Respectfully,
IA I-3t G.. Q. GuYERNATOR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-03

HAULING NOTICE.-WE WISH
4 4 to return our thanks 10 the kind friends
who have given us their patronage for tho past
twenty years and % reques. n continuance of
same 70 Captain CYRUS BOSSEAUX, phone No.
30. who We know will give satisfaction IN every
respect. Respectfully, sIORRS co.
For auctiCa sale OF our WAGONS, MULES, &c,
&C., SEQ TUESDAYS paper
Ia alt STORRS Il co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-03

ID ID. CHALKLEY AND NJ. II.
lDs CHALKLEY have this day entered into CO.
partnership 70 trade In HIDES, SHEEP-SklNS,
CALF-SkINS. TALL0W, &c, in the city OF Rich
mond, under the hrrn-name OF h. ID. CHALhLkI
& CO., ut I'LL to l7l7 eas. Cary street.
b. d. CIALKLEf,
Ia 3-eod3t NJ. Al. CHALKLEY.