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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
AUCTION sALEs--Fatuss Days.
BY Frank d. lin Co.
Real Eststs Auctioueeres
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION Sale


COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
Sy ysSvAsEE nrE ~ qnr cox eoRS S ~
BEVERLY AND RANDOLPH srRiEbsIs' ~
RANDOLPH STREET NEAR hEyEhLI, 9y
ashland AsENuE A NSISos on nr h6SssSd
TO "I TnE = Estate or JANIS u LOCK-
NAME. DECEASED, IN THE COUNTY OF HEN
RICO AND CITY OF RICHMoND-by virtue o.
n decroe az the Circuit Court OF tne coun'y y.
Iienrico on tho % day OF Nay, 1877. ~ VIC M
OF T. q. Leigh, Jr., q Co who sue. &c. ~ D. ~ ~.
Locknane's administrator. &c, SHAH onee io'
sale az public auction. on the premises Oh
FRIDAY, JULY =, 1892.
n, $50 O'Clock r. NJ. In the order named pcfow'
tho real estate belonging TO the estate Oh o. az
i. TWO LOIS OF LAND, one Of 30 and tho
other OF 40 FEET FRONT, on north side ASH
land avenue, east OF Carter street. go
2. Tho NEW FRAME DWELLING NO. DIV
sSosn rsser. a. The lot fronts sixls2 feet
3 The MAGNIFICENT, COMMoDIOls, AND
ATTRACTIyE NEW FRAME DWELLING 81 tne
southwest corner Of Beverly and randolph
streets recently erected by James NJ Locknshe
as n private residence. and containing about ten
or twelve rooms, and finished IN tne noss
beautiful ana attractive manner, the ,nt,n,or
being mostly nsturalwood finish. IDS dSciing
IL well worth the attention OF parties desiring
frst-class residence 10 the West End. Iho lou
fronts t2x133 feet 20 1O-foot alley.
A. The beautiful VACANT Lol on sou,h s,uo
M Beverly street, adjoining the above on The
wast with a front OF 60xl33 Zee, TO alley Ia rear
3. The BEAUTIFUL VACANT LOl EoAist
feet moro or lees. to an alley 10 rect VIDE on Ibe
north side Beverly street near washington
street. .,,
q. mo BEAUTIFCL 10 L fronting on the north
side OF Beverly street 73x144 foot, more or less,
60 a Is foot alley, upon which is nice irainc
dwelling With about o rooms, recently occupicd
By the said Locknane IA hts residence.
All OF the above-i described property Is wen iald
OF aud will be extremely valuable, as u IS bear
tho car lines and the western limits OF the clty.
The dwellings are well built, In good order, anu
offer first-ciass opportunities 10 parties seeking
investments
Terms: ono third cash balance on credlt OF
SIX and Twelve months for negotiable notes, WIN
interest added the title to be retained unsii all
the purchase money Is paid and conveyance
ordered by the Court; or all cash, at the option
Of the purchasers. ,--,-
sol. CUTCHINS, Special Commissioner
FRANK ID. HILL s. Co., Auctoneers.
z. @. LEIGH JR., & Co, WHO SUE, w. LocKNANBS,
ADMlNIsTRArOR--IN Tbs CIRCUIT COURT or ihh
COUNTY or IlENRIco.
certify that the bond required OF Special
Commissioner Sol Cutchins by tao decree en-
tered in the said cause on tho "a day OF May,
1892, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 9TH day OF MAY,
1892. w. ,. LEAhE.
iy2 ClerA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
Another Ola Landmark Gone.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
NEW STORE, Va. July 4.-One OF the
most valuable pieces OF property IN Buck
lneham county. Rock Mill. was burned
down on the night of June 30th. 1t is
thought that the machinery OF the mill
was started in some way during the storm
that was raging IN the early part of the
night (as II was run by water-power), and
the friction produced spontaneous com
bustiou. The Rock 5lill was built by Ma
than Lancaster about the year 1899 or lSiO
and was considered as valuable as the
Booker gold-mines. which are situated
near by, and for n number Of years was
owned by the late William NJ. Mosely, of
Danville, Va. sheriff of the county at that
time, and owner of both pieces ofproperty.
Mr.. Willis b. Spencer, the present owner,
will lose heavily, as there was no insurance
on the property. and 1t will probably not
be rebuilt 1t will be q great loss TO the
county, as the Rock-Alill flour stood high
and had well-deserved reputation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
Great Falls Canal stockholders.

(COrrespOndencc o. the Richmond Dlspatch,1
WELDON, y. c., July 5.-The following stock
holders OF the Great Falls cauai, this place,
visited and inspected the works yesterday: W.
NJ. Habllston. president; A. Myers, O.. J Seay
Charles Cohen, j. Nj. Mullen, X. N. Sarette, -
Ostrcner, Petersburg, Va. W. NJ. Ha0nston,
Richmond, Va, and Major 4. l. kmry, Of this
place. who Is ylce-prosideDt Of the company and
ihe first TO suggest the formation Of the same.
The visitors were delighted with tho progress OF
tho work and Notwithstanding tho very lncle-
meat weather thoroughly enjoyed fine dinner
served up IN the very best style upon the banks
OF the noble cid Roanoke, which, much swoilea
by recent rains, swept madly oyor the great
falls The company, which has ample means,
informed your correspondent that tho work
would be rapidly pus1ed 10 completion and that
factories employing hundreds OF hands would
Ia nn..-.fal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
Rev. Tom Dixon on backbone. 5"

(CorrespOndence OF the Richmond Dispntch.l
SCOTLAND NECK, n. C., July 5.-Rev. Thomas
Dixon, Of New York. lectured in the Military
Academy here last night on " backbone On
account cf the extreme inclemency OF the wea-
thor the crowd was not very large, hut more
appreeiative audience never greeted speaker
OF any Kind In scotland Neck. The lecture was
an hour and three quarters long, and not a SIN
gle syllable fell from tue speakers lips which
was not caught by the entire audience. MI.
Dixon is a native, ana North Carolina audi
ence Is always happy 10 greet him. number
of persons came from othor places 10 hear tho
famous lecturer, and all arc loud IN has praise.
Mrs j. G. Pittman and Miss Minnie White
went 10 Richmond yesterday.
DR.. j. ID. HUMAN and his son, Mr.. I. NJ. HUI
ham, left yesterday alter several days visit
here.
Mr.. S. NJ. BreHer has returned 20 Ralelgh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06

In the pending campaign all four Of the polti-
cal candidates are Presbyterlans. Mr. Harrison
and General Stevenson are active members OF
tho Presbyterian Church, while Mr.. Cleveland
and Mr.. Whitelaw Reid are regular attendants
upon re,byterian mintstratiOns-HeTdd
MIR. Harrison il a Presbyterian member IN
regular standing. and also an elder. Mr.. Cleye-
land goes 70 the Presbyterian caurch once in a
while. Mr. Reid changed from Presbyteriansm
TO Epscopnlianism soon after his marriage Mr..
Stevenson IL Presbyterian who believes in that
great CRivinlstic dogma, d" Turn the rascals OUT
and repudiatcs the "higher criticism" OF the
Rev. DR.. Briggs--Neig York Sua.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE IN eRAYsoN.
A Wild Fiend Arrested and Jaiied--Pas-
tornt Cali Accented Notes.


Especial telegram 20 the Dlspatch.l
LyScuBUBe, Va, July 5.--A report from Edge
water, Grayson county, says: "Tbrec miloa m
thjs place lives Mrs. A. c. Perkins, widow lady,
with her ihroe email children. Near her there
nrc dense forests Of pno, isurel aud Ivy. through
which singlc read leads 70 the ?asturo-nelds, q
hali.fniie from her house. Her miik-c0ws run In
the zelda. and abe. either alono or accompanied
by her httlc son, goes there morning and eve
ming TO milk. Last week, as she was returning
home WITH her milk-bucFets and had reached
tho middle Of the forest, suddenly there sprang
from behind the trees n man who before she was
fully aware OF his presence had her In his grasp
and bore her 70 the ground. Hc was perfectly
nude aud had blaokened bis face and body COM
pletoly
ARRAys BOY.
"Tbc lady struggled powerfully 20 escape and
would hEyo failed bat for her screams, which
brought her little son 10 the rescue. lie arrived
and With the courage Characteristic OF noun
taineors assallcd the nend with rocks 80 enecta-
ally as 10 drive him into tho brush. He hnc been
well noted by both mother and son ana an alarm
was soon given and officers at once set about 20
effect his capture, which was done early next
morning. There was sOmo talk Of violence, but
he WAS safely lodged in Jail, and now awaits his
trial. Tbs Is ihe irs; crime OF the Kind thai bos
occurred In this county for some years and II
created Uidespr0ad excitement"
Az EXPRESS OFFICE CLOSES.
Tho United States Express Company will close
up their onice here on July 31st. bong unable 90
renow their contract with tho Chesapeake ana
Ohio railway. They have determined 10 abandon
tbis part OF the State.
A letter was received here this morning from
Rev. George Z. 1ruitt. Of Portsmouth, sayingho
would accept the call TO tho Coliege-liin Baptist
church here. lie is expected TO visit this city
and preach here next sunday.
The total loose tobacco sales In this market
from July 1. 1921. 10 July1, 1892, was 21,759,-
500 pounds-an increase for tie past year Of
=, 1875, 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
ORDINATION OF THREE DEACONS.
A Negro Horse-Thief Punished by His
Father-Minors to BE Welded.
CORRESPONDENTS Of the Richmond Dispatch.I

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.1
WINDSOR, July 4.-On Sunday morning the
Rev. 7. 4. speight, assisted by the Reys. J. A..
speight, Of Asheylie n. c., and Is. b. Craig, OF
Union, n. c., ordained James +. Mitchell, Will
liam Priyot, and j. j. Cobb as deacons In Cashio
Baptist church. The charge 10 the newly-0r-
dained deacOns was delivered by the Rev. h.
Craig, aud the Rev. j. a. Speight delivered the
sermon. There was a very large congregation
in attendance. The church aisles and gallery
we're crowded 20 such an extent that a large
number Of people could not get iptO the building.
A l5-year-old negro boy stole a horse that be-
lOnged 20 another negro yesterday evening, and
while driving along the road was caught. To
stop the prosecution tho boys father tOok hun
back Of the iail-yard, pulled of ms clothes aud
struck him nearly 200 lashes. Nearly II not 300
people came out 70 SEQ the whipping.
There will be a marriage soon Of "a l7-year-od
boy and a girl aged Ia. rho mother OF the girl,
who is widow, has given her consent TO the
marriage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
Y0RK-RIyER LINE, uwEsT roS'

Y0RK-RlVER LINE, unwEsT roS'
TIE FAyoRITR ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. 10, $40 p. NJ
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily except sul ..
Stops az all stations. Al Lcetor Aancf -,
meets with stage for Wa,kerton; With bal1'@+'
steamer 81 West Point
TRAIN No. 10, AS P. H.
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily except sinial,,
for West Point, connectirg Win l"iN.-..,
steamers for Baltimore. Al Baltimore sloa ~
connec. with Baltimore and Ohio rallfo~'
Washington, Phssdolphls, and New lofA. -,
steamers leave Baltimore T. N. eal'
ceps Sunday. ~
io:40 A. n.
TRAIN No 40. $50 A "
LOCAL MIXED. daily except sunday co.
Twensy.thirt street. fer West Point ana iA'''~
Tieiet-oiiee ST station foot Of virginia s.is ~
Open 4. N. 20 . r. ~, aui from n NJ Z"
CITY Il: tlcss,-orace-eoi east Main s'r% stree
SOL HAAS, w. n. - go.
franc Manager. General Passenger Az
". IN. GKEx~, General Manager
Z. BKRKnky. Superintendent NJ, ares.
J. fVt1% reSrnksf AseAs "a -
Richmond. Va. -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06

Mr.. J. White INTRODUCED senator William a.
Little, who delivered the nddrose OF welcome,
an address.
one 81 tho most interesting eames OF base-
ball ever witnessed here was played on the fnif-
grounds yesterday evening between tho Glen
Alien and our home team. which resulted IN
victory for our boys By score Of z toe
Mr.. a. X. Phillip, ST.. ono Of our oldest ana
moe. respected citizens. died NJ his residence,
on street, early this morning, after pre-
icuged sickness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
COBB'S ISLAND.
AN EXCITING TIME WITH SHARKS ON
THE FOURTH.
A Large Bullock Saved from tho Ocean
People at Cobb's-The Bath
iug aud Fishing.
From a stan Correspondent, Of tho Dispas,n.l

from stat Correspondent Of the Dispas'n-l
CoBB's ISLAND. July 4.--There arc about
seventy-fve guests here.th weather is as
cool as early spring, and the air 10 more
invigoratiDg than ever.
Richmond has her usual quota of repre-
sentatives, though there are fewer OF the
old habitues than in former years. Among
those here are Misses Helen Montague,
Mr.. aud Mrs. John b. Ligbttoot, Colonel
and Mrs. G. OBJ. Cowardin and family,
Mr.. j. j. Montague and son. Mr. and Mrs.
Leroy Brown and family. Mrs. j.. Thomp;;
son Brown, Miss Brown, DIR. j. Is. wood
and wife. Mr.. Charles /. DAVIS and wife.
Miss Crenshaw and Misses Mary and ANNE
Crenshaw, Of Orange county Judge Ward
and Robert w. WIthers, of Rustburg, Va;
MIR. Minor Lyle and Sir. Martin. of Lynch
burg; Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell and their
daughter Mrs. DR.. Boardman, OF Wash-
ington. ID. g., and quite a party from
baltimore
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06

FHEpralcrssvsa, July 6.-1he Fourth was
more generally observed hero Than for many
years. and quite number OF strangers were 10
the city. Under the auspices OF tho Senior and
Junior Order United American Mechanics nags
we're raised Oh the schooi-hoQscs ana court
house. A. the schoolhooses tho address VI pre-
eentAsson was delivered BY Judge John 4. Cool
r.ek and the aoceptance By Mayor Rowe Dir.
NJ Hnmpson Merchant. OF the Sfas. introduced
tie spoaksss. Al the conclusioa Of these eyor-
cisso - psssds procssdsd 70 me Island, where
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06

A coLosso FUSS ON THE FOURTH.
Pistols Freely Used at Burkeviiie-Four
p..so,. xyaund,d-Oae Arrest

Persons Woundod-One Arrest.
fCerrespondence of the Richmond Dispstcnl
bpRkrviiLg, Va, July S.-Yesterday being the
Fourth OF July, a oolored baseball clab came
from Farmviue 10 play game with the colorod
Burkcylile nine, which brought together in the
evening a considerable crowd OF the same color.
After the play was over thoy got up a
dance az the cd Leath hall They danced
away upJil between and O'clock A. NJ, when
fuss oc urred and pistols wore freely used. II -
said Edward Brown, a train hand OF the Norfolk
aud Western railroad, 1red the iirst shot at Nat
Hanaiip. q barber u Crewe. striking him Ia The
arm, whereupon Hanln shot Brown twice, put
ting two balls in bis right breast Several shots
passed. causing a stampede from the hall -Four
porsons we're hit. This morning Brown was
fraoko d BY tho blood two gliles. ine others are
not hurt much. The officers have only sueceeded
Ia getting Hsnaln % far
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
SHOT, BY AN UNKNOWN MAN.
Mears Transferred to Save Him fro'

Lynchiog--FuneraI of Mrs. Bragg.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, n. c., July blast night, or rather
this morning, Mt 2 O'Clock, a young white man OF
Raleigh, Talbot Lashley by name, was shot and
dangerously wounded. The night was dark aud
rainy and nn unknown man ran against Lashley.
who at once Knocked him down. As the unknoxn
sat on the ground he fred at Lasnley, the bullet
IRON revolver striking the latter In the stOm-
ach. Tho police are trying 70 discover who did
the shooting, as the nau could not be Identified
by Lashley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
Senator Hili's Position.

Senator Hin has quickly justified the remark
OF the World, few days ago, that he would
make his position as 10 the national ticket
known IN due time, and that II would be that OF
a loyal Democrat.
In closing his excellent letter 10 Tammany
HILL yesterday the Senator said:
"Our course at the present time is plain.
"Ihe Democracy OF New YORK In the ep
preaching struggle should present solid front
TO the common enemy. Loyalty 20 cardinal
Democratic principles and regularly-nominated
candidates is the supreme duty Of the hour.
DAVID Is. HILL"
There has mover been any reason 20 doubt
MI. HIS attitude towards the Democratic ma
tiOnal ticket
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06

Last week O fisherman on Bone Island,
which lies inst southwest of Cobbs, had a
rare experience and secured prize in the
shape of large bullock. 1t had evidently
been washed from the deck of avessel, and e,
strange TO say, when 1t reached the beach
was yet alive, though in an exhausted and
half-dead condition. The bovine was re-
suscitaled and assisted on terra JirDld, and
is now doing well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
Bla,hs wri,es TO tho PRESIDENT

wAsHIsGroS, D. c., July 5.-Ex-Secrctary
Blaine has scnt the President a cordial acknog-
lodgmeat OF the receips Of bis telegram OF
sympathy and coincidence o; the time OF the
death OF his son, kmmons Blaine. The Presi-
donts telegram was sent the day young Blaine
died, but II was no. recel7ed by Mr.. Blaine until
he returned " Bar HarDor after the funeral in
Chicago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
a you.r Pastor Appreciated.

YoGxTows, VA, July 4.-Rey. 9. A. Green,
pastor OF the Grafton Baptist church, near York
town, Va, prosched an able sermoh 70 bis con-
ersration last sunday.
Alter taking up a large collection Mr.. James |.
Mitchell presented tho clergyman with q fino
suit Of clothes on behalf Il bis church and the
0ommunity IA general
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED,

WANTED, A PURCHASER FOR
w VERY FINE COW fresh to the pal,and
said to be a large mixer. Also, n No. l LARGE
MULE. On consignment ana tor sale by
Iy6-lt n. h. TALIAFERRO q co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
The w. c. Il. u. Southern Assembly.
(Special telegram 70 the Dnpatch.l

WAyslsvILLE, y. G., July 5.-Ex- Governor An
derson, o; Kentucky, delivered an address Of
welcome 10 the Wonan's Christian Temperance
Union assembly and several OF the ladies spoke,
among them Mrs sally y. Chaplin, OF Charleston,
s. O. This mornings session OF the assembly
was devoted 20 addresses on physical culture,
elocution, and sabbath Observance. The Gssom-
bly, gIOws ia interest daily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06

There was great sport here to-day shark
fishing. The festive pirates OF the sea were
out in full force. though they seemed 20
have satIated their appetite before the
ANGLERS dropped their lines III their midst,
and as a consequence they toyed with the
bait and kept the fishermen busy hauling
in their lines tor several hours without
successfully landing the prey.
Your correspondent, with two ladies,
hung fifteen of these monsters of the deep.
but only succeeded in securing one, which
measured ~ feet in length. Another boat
captured two. The sport was very ex-
citing, and ell returned home with sore
and blistered hands from the work OF
battling with the monarchs Of the ocean.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
Democratic Third-Party Fusion.

DIS MolSrs, IA, July 5.--An effort Is being
made 70 unite the Democratic and Peoples par
ties In this State. The scheme is to give the
Peoples party the electoiai candidates and the
Democrats tue State ticket The matter has
been brought up IA Omaha In a quiet way. BY
combining Il Is urged the Republicans can be de-
faated, which would help TO throw the election In
the House, and thereby elect Cleveland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
Cnncressman NeMhorr,,s yyife owing,

CHICAGO, July 5.--Mrs. General Newbery
formerly OF Ricnmonil, wife Of Congressman
Newberry, Is dangerously III. Her doata Is
hourly expected. General Newbetry Is some
where In tho East, bat repeated kilograms lave
failed 90 and kim. Mrs. NcNberry's serious III
ness dates nom last Thursday morning, though
She has been an Invalid for several years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
FIRST GUN OF THE CAMPAIGN.
Addresses by Messrs. Southali aud Mas.
sey-The Richmond Exposition.
,r,~-.os,,,,., anco Of tna Ilich,nond nIsn.,chi


iCorrespondence OF the Richmond DIspatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, July 6EIt was the
privilege Of the Hon. ). V. SOuVhll, delegate
from this (the seventy congressional district TO
the Chicago convention, to fire the first gun OF
the campaign In this city. At II o'clock yostor-
day that gentleman addressed large audience
OF the people Of Albcinario, giving full ac-
count Of the Democratic National Convention,
sc. Before tho conclusion of bis speech which
was Que OF the bost ever head In the court-house,
there we're iew II any In the audience who
doubted tho wisdom OF the nomination Of Cleye-
land.
The Hon. John l.. Massey followed Mr..
SOuthall In a short speech, defining some OF the
issues Of the campaign. His speech was good
one, and, as Ia always the case here, his audience
was highly pleased with his talk. Captain Nj
cajah Woods, Commonwealth Attorney, pre-
sidsd.
Tue ExPoSIUON
At the conclusion OF Mr.. Massey's speech Mr..
jackson, Of tho Southern Planter, madt n short
talk IN the interest OF the Richmond Exposition,
urging that the county send good exhibit there
this fail, from which selections could TO made
for the Worlds Fair. II Is 20 be regretted that
our farmers do not take as great an interest In
thla matter as they should
Miss Hottie Mckenzie, sister OF Mr.. j. G. Nc
kennie OF this place. and well known here, will
be married ia Washington, u. C., 10 Mr.. Drane,
OF Georgia n clerk In the War Department NJ
the residence of her mother, 02l Maryland ayo-
nue., tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
Partition of Morocco.

f8y Angio-Ainerical esble 20 the Dispaich.)
LONDON. July ga Paris dispatch 70 the Ex-
change Telegraph Company says secret con-
vention has bsen signed by England, Spain, ana
Italy for the partition OF Morocco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
WAL ABLE OOTIN q
GROUNDS.

NB.-Tako Hull-stroot car line to stable. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06

an eiRhtpage, G4-cclnmn newspaper and
magazine Of general information, y only
81 per Annpm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
BY Charles A. Rose.
Real Estate Agent and Loans,
No. IL Tenth street.
MOS, 405 AND 407 WEST BAKER
STREET AT AUCTION.

will offer these TWO NICE FRAME COT
TAGEs for sale, on the promises,
THURSDAY, July z, 1892,
at 6J5 p. VI. The lot fronts 40 by lao deep to
an alley IS feet wido, with side public alley
Of about rs feet.
These dwellings have been recently put in
good condition ana contain four or i've rooms
each. with city water on tho lots. They are In a
good renting locality and now occupied by
proInpt-paying tenants.
IERNs: Easy, and at sale.
CHARLES A. ROSE.
fy2 Auctioneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
a Maryland appointment

AxSAPoLis. Mp. July 5.--Goyernor Brown has
appointed Hon. Pere L. Wickes 20 the vacancy
on the Supreme Beach OF Baltimore city, caused
by the death OF Judge Duffy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
REMOVED TO CUMBERLAND.

The white man, Frank Meares, who attacked
his wife and six small children and seriously
wounded all Of them, has been taken from the
jail Of Robson county to that OF Cumberland.
The transfer was made 10 save him from
One child the youngest, is dead, and two others
are expected 10 die.
The funeral OF Mrs. Maria A. Bragg, relict OF
DIR. Bragg, OF Petersburg, Va, was held at Christ
church here this morning and the body was
taken to Petersburg for burial.
There wore thirty-six deaths here during
June, OF which only fifteen were Of white people.
The mortality emong the blacks was nearly
double that among the whites.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-06
GREArER coNYEEIENCEs.

1t will be matter of interest to those
contemplating a visit TO CObb's as 1t IA 10
those now here 70 learn that an express
office has been established at Cobb's sta
ton and a post-ofiice opened at the same
point The pOst-Oilice is called Chesa-
peake. and all letters for CObb's Island
should be addressed Cobb's Island rid
Chesapeake post-oflice. This will facili-
tate the delivery Of mails at this point as
well as the transmission herefrom.