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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
DR.. MACKENzlE'S SECRET.
He Knew Emperor Frederick Had Cancer
But Would Not Admit Ii.

The death of Sir Morell Mackenzie causes
10 be made public for the first time an in
cilent which reveals him in his true char
acter during the most trying period of his
lite.
Only few weeks before the death of the
Emperor Frederick. then still Crown
Prince, while Sir Morell was under the
terrible Gre of the German surgeons. a
dramatic incident occurred.
A lady who had access TO his presence at
ali times entered his sitting-room in the
Hotel Victoria one day. Sir Morell was
seated by table, evidently laborIng IN
der great excitement.
You have called at the wrong time" he
said excitedly. 81 am under a terrible
strain
Doctor" said the lady bluntly. "you
know the Crown Prince has cancer; you
know it,"
YES" he said. IL know he has can
Ger "-standing up and clenching his
hands" but | have not the right TO adj
nit it If did it would wrong that poor
woman and her children "-indicating the
Crown Princess. IF were to go TO his
room and admit that 1t was cancer ne
would give up and would not live to be
crowned. His widow and children would
have nothing.
But can hardly bear this straip much
longer" he added YEARLY.
He bore up under the terrible strain,
however, and the result IS history.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
THE RICHMOND D1spATCH-sUNDAY, FEBRUARY Z, 1892

che deIicacies of the season, was served.
After this beautiful favor german was
led by Mr.. Preston Nowlan. Those pres
ent were: Misses Barton. King OF BROOK
lyn, NJ Y. Shields, Whtcomb, HARRISON
OF Leesburg. Va. Mccormick OF Berry
vile. Va, Male. Hayes. Alfriend. Rose
Day OF smithfeld, Va, Graham, Hitch,
Pittsburg. Pa. Hennlng. Barton OF Little
Rock. Ark. Mrs. Barton, Mrs. Lamb, Mrs.
GAY, aud others. The gentlemen were F.;
Messrs. Nowlsn, Wiley. Hanewinckel'
Barton. Lamb. Gaines. FERGUSON. Lew
Bund-ll. Valentine. Haskins. Paine, Plea
SAINTS. MAYO. Canell. Atkinson, Gibson
Moseley, Patterson. Neisiger. Harrison,
1aIley. G. Burnett. II. G. Burnett, ana
Moncure. The ladies' spent the night VIII
Miss Barton and partook OF an, elegant
breakfast the next day At II o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
A BEAR SCARE IN MARTlN5VILLE.
This Revives q Practical Joke. in Which
aJudge and Two Doctors Figured.

aJudge and Two Doctors Figured.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
MARTIssvILLE. Va, February 5.-There
was considerable excitement among GER
tain classes of our citizens this morning
over the report that bear was seen IN the
suburbs OF the town last night. Rumors
were rife. Some one said bruin bad eaten
up a quarter Of cow at the market-housc.
A colored woman said that he came 20 ner
house and almost frightened her to death.
and then yarns would grow as they spread.
So this morning quite regiment on MN
rods armed themselves with old guns,
sticks. rocks, and establishments OF war
and proceeded to dispatch his bearshp.
But il all came TO nanght.
PRACTICAL JOKE.
This has revived Joke that was perpe-
trated several years ago by young attor-
ney at this place. who - now an ornament
TO judiciary of the State.
He. in company with John II. Matthews.
clerk of the court, DR.. j. N. Smith, and
DIR. Geoge T.. Waller, went possum-hunt-
ing. 1t was q very dark night. and the
dogs freed in "A deep ravlne in an immense
body of woods q few miles from town.
The party dismounted up on the ridge.
left the horses in charge OF their legal
friend, and filed down into the ravine to
capture their game-Waller carrying the
axe, Matthews the light, and Smith whoop-
Ing up the dogs.
PLAYED BEAR.
The attorney conceived the idea of test
ing their grit. SO tying the horses he fol-
lowed on behind and secreted himself in
some bushes. pulled his coat over his head
and awaited their return. He never wait
ed long. The dogs preceded the party.
found the attorney and at once began to
bark furlously. The gentleman ap.
preached very cautiously and urged
The dogs forward, but they in
sisted on running backwards, Then
the whole party came to a full stop.
and each tried to get the other to take the
lead. at the same time having sharp look
out for the best way to run. The attor-
new. thinking the time was ripe. he gave a
deep growl. That growl struck terror to
those braves. Waller says It's b'ar";
Smith says Gin me the axe"; II shan't
do it," says Waller. Another growl and a
movement in the bushes caused perfect
stampede.
A DENoBALIzED FLIGHT.
Dogs. hunters, and all went pell-mell
through the woods. Dogs in the lead,
Matthews pushing them closely, Waller
next. holding on to his axe like grim death,
and Smith bringing up the rear, yelling
every lamp, good God, boys. don't leave
mel" In their mad rush they failed to
see q sapling bent across their way. so
over went Matthews, Waller, and Smith
all IN heap, and while they were ertri-
eating themselves they heard the judge
laughing and their fears subsidized. Black
Betsy was passed around aud the hunters
returned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
HARRIS DISCUSSES THE VERDICT.
He says that 1t Was Based on His Black.
ened Reputation.

Carlyle W. Harris, of New York. for the
first time since his conviction of WIFE,
murder, talked Thursday for publication
When a reporter saw him he looked as
well and strong as be bad ut any time
since he was arrested for having poison
ed Helen Potts. II do not understand"
ne said, why people should see any.
thing remarkable in my tortltude during
the trial. | was buoyed up by the knowl-
edge that at last my innocence was being
proven and i would soon be free. / was
fortunate enough TO bear myself with for
titude. and 1 hope i may DO able TO act
brayely 10 the end. was surprised ut the
verdict. cannot say was shocked. be-
cause 1 had nerved myself TO expect al
most ANYTHING Of jury. One never can
tell what a jury will do. 1t was verdict
founded only on the testimony that black
ened my character.
IT never accomplished the downfall OF
4 eiri IN my life. Who are the witnesses
they try to prove such assertions by? DR..
Treyerton and his prodigy. young Oliver.
Anybody can sec the animus Ia them. DR..
Irsysrton failed to blsckmail me and did
his best TO ruin me, - he sssd hs would IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

The Queen is suffering from a more
acute form of rheumatism than usual, and
especially IN her knees. A Court report
adds that she is subject to long spells of
depression. varied by attacks of irrita-
bility. Her physicians deny that there is
any cause for alarm. Dr. Jenners recent
visits TO Osborne House, which caused
considerable talk, were made in accordance
with his custom of seeing the Queen at
Rxed intervals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
OTHER FASHION NOTES.
Property Transfers.

Richmond: II. VI. Cavedo and wife 10
James Holleran, l62s feet on Seventeenth
street northeast corner Baldwin. $500: H..
b. and L. Noodle 10 Fannie L. Massie,
personally; II. A. McCurdy and wife to j..
i. Bell, 2lA feet on north side Main street
between Twelfth and Thirteenth, $4,000 ;
NJ. l.. Strauss executrlx and Others TO
Planters National Bank, Il DC feet on
north side Main street near Twelfth,
Sl6. 900; Il. c. Carter and w. +. Bowles
and their wives TO A. G. Houston. 3S1s feet
on east side Second street between Cary
and Canal. S1,l50: w. A. Dickinson and
wife to Henry 5. Wallerstein. 73 feet on
Thirtieth street northwest corner q,
81 300; Charles Keller and wife to Reuben
Jacob. 80 feet on east side Cherry street
near Cumberland. Sl,700; ID. N. Vassar
and wife TO Robert Parker, IL feet on west
side Fifth street near Jackson, $3.50; VIII
liam II. Beverage and wife to Page Ro-
binson, Is feet ON west side Twentieth
street near q. 800: l.. G. Jenkins and wife
to willard ". Wright. 20 feet on east side
Plum street between Floyd and Grove
avenues S2.750; l.. G. jenkins and wife to
Luther Wright, 20 feet on east side Plum
street between Floyd and Grove avenues,
S2.750.
Henrico: A. b. Eaton and wife TO G.. H.
A. Ball j. Thompson Brown. and LeRoy
4. Brown, triangular lot on the east side
of New North road. $25333; same to same.
so feet on the south side OF Kinston ave-
nue. near New North road, $l33.33; Ida
v. Gresham's trustee to X. II. Gresham.
one fourth interest in l21s acres on Hen
rico turnpike, Sl,125: James T.. Logan's
trustees 10 W. III. Beverage, 80 feet on the
south side of Graham street corner Gil
liam, and 90 feet on the south side OF
Graham street near Gillian. $3.50: CALVIN
l.. Outland TO S. w. Outland, 30 feet on
the east side of Twenty second street near
w, subject TO deed of trust for $500, IS
Andrew Pizzini. Jr.. and wife TO Walter
T.. Brauer, A., r., and IL P. on New
Bridge road, IS; Bessie Christians trustee
to Fritz Sitterding, 81 feet on north side
Moore street near Elizabeth, and 81 feet on
south side Boyd street near Elizabeth,
S7l2.50; A. X. Courtney. special commits
sioner TO John X. Chiles, AZ 26-l00 acres on
Mill road SIX miles below Richmond,
S2ll.90; Thomas Ii. Cratton's heirs to
Alexander Jennings, 465s acres on Ridge
road. So: Eliza N. Haryie TO j. A. Null
lIngs, 80 feet on kempeT street. southeast
corner Washington, $50; Highland Park
Company to L. b. Jones. lots and in
square 6. $500; Highland Park Company
to w. S. Henning, lot 81 in square so, 800
Highland Park Company 10 Robert Macoy,
lot IL in square 39, and lot IL in square IL,
800; Highland Park Company to L. Lloyd
Dlggs. lot 10 in square rs, 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
Chicago VIII Not Ask Congress for Money.

1t is now practically settled, says Chi
cago dispatch, that the Chicago Worlds
Far directory will not ask Congress to
give them dollar in aid of the Columbian
Exposition. The proposition TO 90 before
Congress and solicit loan of S5.000,0 coo
and the movement 10 have Uncle Sam in
vest in 100000 of World's-Fair stock
will be both abandoned. and in their
stead bill will be brought forward by the
National Commission asking Congress to
pended by the National Commissioners
appointed by the President. If this APP
preparation is secured no par. of the
81 900, 900 will be spent on the grounds
and buildings of the Exposition. The en-
tire sum will be paid out for administra-
tive purposes on the lines laid down by
the law of Congress creating the Exposi-
tiOn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
nurubv still Unable to Attend Court.

The case of David Donati, charged with
feloniously wounding j. Murphy by
striking him on the head, was called in
the Police Court yesterday morning. but
owing to the inability on the part OF the
injured man to be present the preliminary
examination was postponed until March
I'd. Donat claims that he was somewhere
else when the affair occurred, and that he
can prove an dAbi. 4.
William +. Johnson was up on the
charge of feloniously obtaining money
under false pretences by collecting funds
for y. j. Chandler after being notified not
to do so. He was required 10 give security
in the sum of $500 for SIX months.
Robert Brown was sent on to the Hust-
ings Court on the charge of feloniously
stealing wood from G. II. Page.
The case of Henry Bliiey. accused OF
driving into the team of Archer Gray and
Gripping the mule of the latter. was con-
tinued till February 9th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

Advices received from China show that all tho
Monaghan msndarirs who aided In the out
breaks In Northeastern China, or who did not
assist the government in It's suppression Of the
revolt, have been dismissed hon ONCE. The
government, moreover, 10 paying all the sndcm-
nifty demanded tor the killing or injQring Of
foreigners and for tho destruction OF their pro-
porty.
Owing 20 serious disorders consequent upon
tho authorities not allowing the students u the
Paris Ecole Csntrale des Arts ct Manufactures,
ono Of tho principal educational establishments
Of France, to hold their annual procession. tina
head master OF the Institution, with the ap-
prevail Of n. Roche, Minister Of Commerce and
Industry, has dismisssd ths Students and closed
the school
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
PI..,urc A. psr,ou HeIghta

One Of the most delightful social events
of the season was q party given on Tues
day night by Miss Narcissa Barton. of Bar
ton Heights, in honor of her friend and
guest. Miss King. of Brooklyn. N. Y. Miss
c ca,s11 i by Mrs James H. Barton Mira A
Lamb. and Misses Rose aud Male. The
house was beautifully decorated with
palms. ferns. ionquils. and narcissus.
During the early part of the evening
round and square dances were INDUCED In.
A. ~ o'clock IN elegant Sspast. with all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
He Wanted to Know.

Miss Molly McGinnis Yes. toboggan-
ing IS all very well. but you don't know
whether you will come back alive or
dead.
Gus De Smith: Er-you've always come
back alive. suppose. Miss Molly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
AUCTION sALys-ro,,,.n
George W. MAYO, lSe,ioo,, ~,
TRUSTEE'S SALE
GROCERIES, LIQUORS. SPRING We,
STABLE, &C.

BY virtue Of decd Of trust. s1iv -.
from John II. Anderson ana vito f, ,s....t
signed. ~ trustee. ! viii sell nd fho ,,....,
John II. Anderson, No. 22JI ysaat.s ...... =
ginning a, 1890 A. ~,
TUESDAY, FEsRCiRY o, i.a,
all Of the stock OF GROCERIES. figrYus
consisting IN part Of
BYRD-IsLAND, BOB WHITE. CALICO
other brands " FLOUR:
MOLAsSEs. SYRUPS. YINEGAg. .-fnr.
SOAPS, STARCH. sARDINRs. lRr. Lava.
TOMATOES and other CANNED Du.... <
GREEN and BLACK TEAS, con.
WHISKY, BRANDY, 0lN, Ur ..r,..
and cArAwBA WINS, Clu .H. 4.
casks:
CIGARS, CHEWING ana sNOEn.. r....
cos Of various brands;
SOAP POWDER. BLACKINg. rr...
BRUSHES. LYE ans sr., r,-... T.
GOOD, FRESH GROCENlFe.
One HALLS CONBlNArlOA-fO.y Dill,
SAFE. "a good "a new;
One EXCELLENT GROCERS WAGON. MAJ.
featured by Ainsile & slr ana e...s.
Also. a WOODEN STABLE. % as ..t.,.-
and removed AZ once;
EXCELLENT BINS. SrORFrTArrp.
SHELVING, SHOWCASES. a-fY..Nr
aud general assorfmofto. n..,.. ,-.
GEORGE no.rf m
.rst.
GEORGE W. vayo, Aucfi0neer .-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
Fer tho New Dictionary.

Jngenue: What is cold deck. Wager?
Wager: A cold deck, my innocent. is
one the gamester keeps in nice box ill
you're tit TO be frozen out. Seer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
THE PLAY-HoUses THIS WEEK.
Robert Downing, New York Society
Drama, and the Duff Company.

Robert Downing. the popular young
American tragedian, will appear at the
Richmond Theatre tomorrow night sup
ported by a splendid company, with his
wife. known on the stage as Miss Eugene
Blair. as leading lady. The engagement IS
for two nignls and matinee on Tuesday.
Julius Caesar" will be given Monday
evening with Downing in the roe OF Marc
Antony; "Katharina and Petruchio" and
French Marriage" at the matinee, and
damon and Pythias' as the closing play
on Tuesday night. The last-named play
will be given with a remarkable cast, mas
much as there will be eight members of the
order of knights Of Pythias IN 1t, including
Mr. Downing himself. VINO isa most proml-
nent and enthusiastic Knight and lead
ing member of the Uniform Rank Knights
OF Pythias. This performance Will create
n GREAT interest among local Knights, az
they will have q great desire TO see the
story upon which their order IS founded
Interpreted by their brothers. The COM
pany in support of Mr.. Downing this sea-
son is said 10 be remarkably strong. Miss
Blair is well known both socially and pro-
fessionally IN this city. She has been
leading lady IN Mr.. Downiag's COM
pany for some years, and her beau
IN and ability are well known.
She has an almost bCundless versatility.
In Fred. c. Mosely. a young actor or wide
experience, Mr. Downing has secured o
leading man of fitness and intelligence
with several years training under the able
guidance of the late lamented Lawrence
Barrett. All the plays to be given will be
mounted with new and appropriate
scenery. and the costumes will be elabo-
rate and correct.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
ALSO,
POOL AND BILLIARD-TABLFs. fI.rrRA
CARPETS, CHAIRS, BAR FIAItHEN BE-

AZ the request OF Richmond tl1 VII '.T
auction on the promises on
TUESDAY, FEgECARv go, 1892,
ot IL o'clock W., that woll-buif ali iasf''f
located RESIDENCE above reform" ID OIL, 'fs -
raj years past occupied by d hu .li i.lH .-i
formerly by Tho late WIKI io0.n..
This nOlSE confirms about - ns1t 10.
most ample accommodations tnr .rfluf =
location Is all that could 10 .-ir.. l. ft
yenlent % al desirable points, 1li 'rf-f
hood is unslrp assoc, emf DO s +IIn .
medium-price residence in
extremely convenient portion M
il offered for sale. The Irems l D. 80
any day between tho hours of D. IH.
After the sale ~ the FOL so q seI h'
MENr OF FURNITURE rill boz s.
In part Of Po,i-Iabir, % b.l. -I.. ti
Ivory Balls, Bar-tiEiurcs, Car O... '
lures, &c.
Terms: At sale. ~ Ut. N'hr
IA 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07


HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. r.
i L At AUCrfON.--By direction ff...
whOf about t0rem0Ve from flH.. Ir ...
No. Z south second street, 49, lO
WEDNESDAY, FfaRrAFY Dr.. f,...
the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE DID, atra
dcnce, consisting M part of
EMBOSSED PLUSH lAEltk Ni I.
CHERRY AND OTHER CHAMBER ITrs
WALNUT HAr-RACk, RElRiDElk.lA,
ETAGERE;
j LADY'S WRIriNG-Ofsk;
CLOCKS, PlCfl RES, LAMlS
Bids rEADS. Allkfs>f-,
PILLOWS AND BOLSlths. ,R.h
CARPETS, MATING,
81 REAUS, MAsiS lands.
CHERRY. WALNUT. AND OrurR rA7lrs.
BED AND OTHER LOUNGES;
EXTENSION TABLE,
LOOMING AND OTHER CNNIa
TABLE AND roilEr-MAkL
HEATING AND CoOhlND-> IOtfs. o.. b.
fe7 GEORGE W. MAYO. tlt -s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
puFF's OPERA COMPANY.

This large troup of selected singers Will
give season of opera at the Theatre.
commencing Wednesday and continuing
the rest of the week. In the company are
some artists Of great merit. Miss Bertram,
the Casino favorite; Bettina Padelford, the
daughter Of General Albert Ordway, who
did so much towards identifying west
Franklin street; Richard Carroll. the
successful comedian at Palmer's The
atre and the Casino in New York. and
and ". ii. Clark, the celebrated basso OF
the Boston Ideals, who took Whitney 8
place when heretired. The chorus is large
and said u be beautifully drilled. The
company being that of Mr.. Dud is an indi-
cation that the entire production will be
lavish and ENJOYABLE. The operas to be
presented are The Queens Mate" and
"Paols." both works being New YORK sue
cesses of prominence. The Queens
Mate is by the authors of " Erminie," and
Is lovely production, and " Paola F" is a
fitting accompaniment to 1t. The company
carries fifty singers. The sale of seats be-
gins Monday at NJ, and purchasers
will be limited to ten each to avoid specu-
lation.
Sir. Donnally, the former business man.
ager of the Biiou Theatre. New York city,
has been in town for a week making ar
rangements for the engagement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
By J. II. vaientine, Auctionecr,
Corner Ninth and Main street,
formerly the State Building.
4 TTRACTIyE AUCTION SALE

IA MONDAY
at l0is o'clock.
NEW TAPESTRY CARPET-3O yards, 3
secondhand CARPETS, 3 rolls new CARfEi--
% Yards each: 1 MAkBLE-rOP OAK CHAM
Der SUIT. | WALNUT OFFICE-DESk, Ladies
and Gontlomen's SADDLEs-good condition l
BOOKCASE. largo assortmentol kks IAt kAN /
STOOLS, CANE and NOOD-SEAT CHAIRS. /
Barber's Marble-top WASHSTANDo, rolls
FLOOR OIL-CLOTM, q HORSE BLANK = -,
WALNUT CRIBS, MAkBLE-IOP WALNUT
TABLES. 1 BILLIARD-TABLE with cues, =
WALNUT EX IENSION-rABLES. l box CHEW
ING TOBACCO, l A-keg GUNPOWEk' l box
MATTRESSES, large lot COOKING end HEAT
ING-STONES, "A general assortment OF NJ
lions. TABLE CUTLERY: 20 dozen Swell l.
SOAPS, and many other desirable goods. 40
limits Attend this sale aud YOU eau buy every LOT
offered. Regular sales-days MONDAYS and
WEDNESDAYS. Consisnments solicited quick
sales and immediate returns. .......
j. II. YALENTIE;
fe7 Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
coMEpY-pnl,fl AT rHE AcADEMY.

The New York society drama, The Old,
Old Story" III which comedy and senti-
ment are SAID to be artistically blended.
will be presented at the Mozart Academy
of Music the last two nights of this week
with a matinee on Saturday. The cast
will be an exceptionally strong one, with
pretty Fannie Mcintyre in the leading roe.
Miss Mcintyre, who played the part of
Schoolmarm i'll The Midnight Bell
when brought out IN New York has
made great success IS the heroine in ~ he
Old, Old Story" who sacrifices love for
duty. Loving one man, she promises to
marry the lover Of her childhood, to save
him and her guardian from financial ruin.
Her confession of love for another Is over
heard by the ruined young banker, who
silently locks himself in his room and
commits suicide. John Flood, the clever
leading man. for several OF Froh-
mans road companies, portrays the cha
racter Of Philip Harleigh and does his
work well. Daniel Sabel, who was long q
favorite with tine audiences at the Lyceum
Theatre, New York, Is one of the hand
soonest and most popular light-comedy
actors in the profession. He does great
work in THE Old, Old Story" company
in the part of Archie Sherwood. Ralph
Stuart, Isabella Martin, Stella kenna, G..
L. Nichols, and Mary l.. Berrell, all artists
of great merit. are also IN the company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

By II. Seldom Taylor q Son,
Reai Estate Agents and Auctionoers
OfIcc Eleventh and Bank stroots.

A UCTION SALE OF THAT TWO
~ STORY BRICK STORE AND DWELLING
No 7Iy. ON THE WEST SIDE OF SECOND
STREET, BETWEEN JACKSON AND DUNK
THIS rs A GOOD STAND FORA GROCERY !:
LIQUOR, AND FEED SToRE-At tho reques. Oh 81
ths owner who resides in . different state ana -
anxious 20 rell. rc will offer the sboye-nentioned
HOUSE and L0f sor sale. on tae promises, on
MONDAY. FgBgUARy 3, 1892,
a. AZ o'clock r. N. The house contains Tour
rooms. and there Ia also a two-story iramc
kitchen on the premises WITH two rooms. Iha
lot Is OF good size aud has the necessary cuifets
connections. -, 4.
TERMs: Liberal, and made known at honr OF
sale. IL. SELDOM TAYLOR & son,
tat Auctionoers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

REAL ESTATE ACrNrs. a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

The deacons of the Tabernacle, who
shayein their power the choice Of sue
cessor 70 the late Mr.. Spurgeon, are in
clined to select Mr.. Charles Spur
geon, now at Greenwich, fluent
preacher and sound theologian. but
lacking in some of the qualities of
popularity. The choice lies between
him, DIR. Purson. and Archibald Brown. of
Shoreditch, who most nearly approaches
the distinctive powers of the late Mr..
Spurgeon