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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-09
BY B. Y. Turner & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneers,
Sl2 east Broad street.
TRUSTEES SALE.

'hOOl ~
By virtue OF the provisions OF a certain deed
Of trust dated February 20, 1891, and OF record
In the Clerks ONCE OF the chancery Court Of
Richmond, In Deadlock 1i2, "B.' page sl6,
default having been made In the payment Of the
debt thereby secured, aud being required so 10
do By the beneficiary under sad deed. we will
sell by public auction. on the premises, on
FRIDAY, MARCH IL, 1892,
at 4:3O p. NJ, the above VALUABLE PROPERTY
described In the said deed as follows: All that
certain LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND, with tho
improvements thereon. lying and being In the
city Of Richmond, fronting 1919 feet. more or
less, ON tho east side Of Seventeenth street be-
tween Clay and Venable streets and running
back e3 feet, moro or less, being tho Same real
estate conveyed 10 Augustus II. Davis by Robert
Stiles, special commissioner. by decd dated July
8, 1878, and recorded In Deadlock l0l, "A, y
page 50, Clerks once, hicamond Chanccry
Court.
TERMS: Cash, as to expenses Of executing thiz
deed Of trust, advertising this sale, any taxes
that may DO due and unpaid, and . note OF
e235, with Interest from February 20, 1892, &c
TO March II. 1909 balance on terms TO b. an
nounced al sale. T. A. RANDOLPH,
BIZ. TuHxn . Co., AuotionssrA nh0
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bNlstus' oN- A""-'
In pursuance Of tho decree 10 the above-inen,
toned suit the undersigned, thereby appolhtso
for tho purpose, will sell by auction, upon the
promises, on
THURSDAY THE 10TH DAY or MARCH. lss2'
al 40 o clock =. NJ. all that LOT OF LAND Win
the improvements thereon, fronting 20 teee on
the west side Of Eighth street between cary ehn
canal streets, and running back between parai-
lel lines so feet and numbered according 10 lne
cty plsn los add 10 south Eighth street. Ihis
property ~ never without tenant AZ soou
rental, hence we invite observation-disclosures 70 DC
with us on the day Of sale. A..
TERMS: one third cash balance upon credi'
Of ak and twelve months, said deferred pay
nents 10 be evidenced by negotiable notes WIN
interest added from the day OF sale, and the tlte
to -aid property TO be retained by the Court until
ali Of the deferred payments are paid ana aeon
yeyance Is ordered by the Court
r. II. STEGER,
w. w. COSBY. JR.,
Special Commissioners.
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PROPOSALS.
DROpOsALs For TOBACCO FOR

PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO FOR
j THR NEW YORK NAvY-YARD.-FEBRU-
AIRY "a, 1s92.--Sealed proposals.. endorsed
Proposals for Tobacco for the New York Navy
ceived at the bureau OF Provisions and Clothing,
Navy Department, Washington, ID. C.. until ~
O'Clock noon. April 3. 1892, aud publicly opened
Immediately thereafter, 70 furnish 81 tae Now
York Navy-fard $4,000 pounds Of Navy to-
bacco. The tobacco must conform ~ the Navy
standard and pass the usui naval inspection.
Blank forms Of proposals win DO furnished upon
application 10 the Commantsnt Of tho Navy
YARD, the Navy Pay once, New York. or 10 the
Bureau. Samples OF tho standard tobacco will
be furnished upon application TO the Bureau.
Tho attention OF manufacturers aud dealers Is
invited. Tie bids, all other things being equal,
decided by los. Tho Department reserves the
rgbt 20 waive defects or 70 reject any or oil bids
not deemed ADVANTAGEOUS 10 the government
EDWIN STEWART, Paymsster General, United
States Nsyy. NH 6-s0s
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Nothing subdues cold or cough so
quickly and pleasantly as DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
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Bv virtue OF decd OF trust dated Junc -,
1870, and recorded In Ilenrioo County, Sonss
pecd-B )ok 90, page SGD, and atrequest o. oene,
acarv. default having been made IN payment OF
debt secured, will sell by public auc'ion al
Henrico courthouse, on
FRIDAY, MARCH IL. 1899.
NJ o'clock p. ~, the TRACT OF LAND situated
IN The county Of Henrico and state OF Virginia .n,'
Icing abou, nine miles below the city Oh RICH
mond. on tho James river, and u known As
" Newstead,' and contains LIZ -i,ov y,
ACRES. IL r. bounded on the north by the iahds
OF John X. ChaGlns estate aud the Janus =, y,
jackson r. Childrey on tho cost oy me lanas OF
Horny Cox: on tho south and west by the James
river. This Is a splendid farm Tor stock raising,
grain. and grass: has about two mi'es lront ~ on
lame. river, with wharf On tho farm. me
farm is well watersd by springs and running
streams. The buildings are suitable iot iatn
use and purposes. -, g.. ~
Terms: Whit the deed requires cash ior e., OK
nenses Of salo and tho debt due (slo' 5<olul,
moro liberal tecrns may be announced AZ houf Oh
sale. ,,.,, .torr,.
ton. AUBlN l. bONLN hLNhi ', -
n. B. CHAPLIN 4 Co, Auctioneers. mn .
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TRUSTEES' SALE OF A DETACH-
i ED BRICK DWELLING, No. oil NORTH
THIRTIEIH STREET, BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STREEIs.-By virtue OF certain deed
OF trust 20 the undersigned trustees, dated De-
cember 90, 1889, and OF record In Richmond
Chancery Court Clerks Office, Dsed-Book l39
"A" page 2s4, default having been made In the
payment Of portion Of the money secured
thereby, and being required 80 TO do by the
beneficiary therein named, we snail proceed 10
sell, at public auction, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, MARCH IL, 1892,
az , o'clock Y. ~, the aboye-described PRO
PERTY. The house contains FIVE rooms and
the lot fronts 2S feet on the east side OF Ihir-
teth ct, ret, running back between parallel lines
100 feet 10 an alley.
Terms: Cash as TO expenses OF sale and to
pay OF the sum OF s9S.40; balance upon terms
n. ID. HARGROvE,
II. ). HUTZLER,
I. 4. SUTTON,
mho Trustees.
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BREWERY DAMAGED BY FIRE.
Roanoke's street-Rsilways Change HANDS,
Guarantees by the New Owners.

ROanOke's Street-kHilWaNs tnhnEe hnn"s'
Guarantees by the New Owners.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
ROANOKE. VA, March S.-Ihe brewery OF
the Virginia Brewing Company was Oad!y
damaged by fire this morning about
O'clock When first seen the names were
issuing from the elevator shalt on the
second floor over the engine-room, put
the origin of the fire IS not known. Inc
damage to the building, stock, and ma
chinery Is estimated at 600. upon which
there was an insurance OF $4,000. distri-
buted among the following companies
Hartford, S25OO: Phoenix. OF LONDON,
5000; Queen OF America. $500 Phenix'
of BROOKLYN. $4,000; Orient, OF Hartford
$3.50: Imperial of London, $1,000 Ma,
tional of Hartford. $1,000; lhverpool aud
Company of North America. 5000; Geor-
gia Home. $4,000; North British and Mer-
camille, $500.
TRANSFERRED.
The Roanoke street-Railway Company,
of which Mr.. j. L. Christian was the mana
ger. was transferred to-day TO syndicate
of Roanoke capitalists. consisting OF the
members of the Trust, Loan and Safe De-
post Company. the Fidelity Loan and Trust
Company, the Roanoke Building and Con-
veyancing Company. Messrs. II. ). Trout,
John Sexton, uIlu Junius ~ ISHOuih''
GUARANTEED.
The syndicate guarantees the debts OF
the railway company to the amount OF
Sls9. 900 and will equip all the lines, which
are twenty-one miles in length. with cleo
trio cars OF the most approved pattern, ex-
cept the seven miles between this city and
Salem, which will be run with dummy
engines as heretofore. As soon as the CON-
mittee appointed TO investigate the affairs
of the railway company make their report
the syndicate will proceed TO put Sl0O, 900
of new capital into the road where 1t will
do the most good.
NEw OFFICERS
They will also add the new Crystal
Spring Street railway, about three miles
long, TO the system and operate all under
the following officers and directors of the
new company, who were elected TO-DAY
soon after the transfer of the property
was made: President, $. W. Jamlson
yice-President. Joseph L. Engleby; Secre
tary and Treasurer, Junius McGee. ID
rectors: y. l.. Terry, III. ). Trout, D.. j.
Engleby. Junius Il. FIshburne, ). w
Jamison John Sexton, and j. X. Terry.
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AUCTION sALEs-This. Day IAy.,,->,o.
ByJ. Il. Valentine, Auctsoueer'
I'd. A. Timbcriake, saiesman')
1886 east Main street.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE Or
"A HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SAhF ni0'
HANDSOME CLOCK. BEDDiNe' &C.
AS administrator OF the estate OF ha'i as ne
Herbert, DECEASED will sell at suc'i sn ortp
late resiience Of tue deceased, NO oo' "o' y"
1wen;y.nith street.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH orn'
n, 1910 o'clock, splendid assor'men,r, ",
MoI'sEIiOID FURNITURE, all IN eA s,,,.'r
condition, az follows: very large iIn ,acn ,s,n
~ ,,e rla-., asa splendid Bed Lounge; ex
. @s SINGER sewing Aashine; Walnut WAR; are
robe eIira quality Brussel, CARPET; .a, sesy
handsome Walnut Beds cad ! s1a ai. onaI,,y ~
Rcd: Pillows and Bolsteis, very uos. ~ "a
tcothsrs and extra large size; ials' 10y y.
bedding, such as Blankets, snee,s, . &C feneers.
ment Of Chairs Mattresses, i,S
and other Gesira bic and useful article.
anu ,sFoRGE u. PEARNAN. Administrators;
J. II. VALENTINE, Auctoneet. --a- .
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WANTED, A GOOD SECOND
w HAND HOlsTING-ENGINE-a about C.
horse power Address Post-Ofice Box sos.
NH S-ots
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NIANTED.-FOR RENT ONE OF
w the finest BUSINESS STANDS in New
port News Address Il. n. b., care DISPATCH Of
m 6-3ts
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By j. II. Valentine, Auctioneer,
1886 east Main street.

By II. Valentine, Auctioneer,
1885 east Main street.
NRUSTEE'S SALE OF STOCK OF
l. DRUGS. MEDICINES, HANDSOME STORE
FIXTURES, FANCY GOODS, SODA FOUNTAIN,
IRON SAFE, &C, &C., AT AUCTloN.-By virtue
OF deed of trust from Walter +. Phillips 10 the
undersigned, as trustee, dated January 81, 1892,
and OF record in the Clerks ofice of the Chancery
Court OF the city OF Richmond, Va. Will sell, at
auction, on the premises, No. 735 east Main
street, on
FRIDAY, MARCH il, 1892,
commencing at 1880 A. NJ, tho entire stock OF
MERCHANDISE, HANDSOME STORE FIX
TUREs, SODA FOUNTAIN, etc, embracing a
full line OF such goods a. Is usually found in a
first-class retail drugstore. % which the atten-
ton OF druggists and others Is called.
The stock and fixtures will be offered as a
whole upon accommodating terms and offers
special inducement 10 any one wishing 10 con-
tinue the business. II not sold a. an entirety 1t
will then be sold In detail for cash. the sale con-
tinuing until the whole is disposed Of.
HILL MONTAGUE, Trustee.
JOHN z. LAUGHIos. Salesman. NH U
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RAILROAD LINZ.
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WANTED COMPETENT MAN
BUSINESS WANTS.

DOARDERS WANTED. TO OCCU-
I'D PY DELIGHTFUL FRONT ROOM with
DRESSING-hOOM attached, on second floor.
Terms Moderate. Furnished or unfinished.
Also, MEALS by day or week. Permanent pre-
ferred. Good terms. 10l north Eighth.
NH O.
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YORK RIVER LINE. wa "2'''''
THE PAvoMTg ROUTE NUKE
LEAVE RICHMOND

TRAIN 40. lu. 'I'l 80
LOCAL EXPRESS. daily 81
stop, Al all stations AZ Les.l' -
with stage FOR WaAsgi0l "-
steamer st West Point
TRAIN ~. ld. SIS
BALTIMORE LIMITED. i-it. r., ~
for Nest Point, oounoctI1s h- .''s.s
steamers Tor Baltimore. A. ha Ia s
connect Win Baltimore AMI
washington, Philadelphia ani . e 4 4. -
steamers leave Baltimore Do
Sunday. ,.,...f ...H -
1O:4O A. n.
TRAIN so. 80. ..' oil, 80
LOCAL MIXED, daily eH afi - .
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r. BRITTON. JACKSON, TENN.

A +. BRITTON, JACKSON, TENN,
N. writes: ~ contracted malaria IN me
swamps OF Louisiana while working for tho teie-
graph company. and used every KIM OF medi-
cine | could hear of, without relief. at last
noYco,r succeeded in breaking the fever Dut
fUlNUN 1t cost me over 800, and then my
system was prostratei and saturated with pol
son, and became almost helpless l hnaiiy
came here, my mouth 70 filled with sores that
could scarcely cat, and my tongue raw and hlied
with little knots. Various remedies were re-
sorted 10 without effect. bought two bottles OF
b. b. b., and 1t has cured and strengthened me-
All sores Of my mouth are healed and my tongue
entirely clear Of knots and soreness, and feel
like a new man."
r. r. Saulter. Athens, Ga, writes: 81 have
been afflicted with catarrh for many years,
although all sorts Of medicines and several doc
tors did their test 20 cure me. My blood was
CATApRU very impure, and nothing ever
Ia ANN had any effect upon the disease
until used that great blood remedy known as
r. b. b. few bottles Of which effected an entire
cure. recommend IL to all who have catarfn'
] refer TO any merchant or banker OF Athens,
Ca, and will reply TO any inquiries.
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train. and Chester. So ii s.
Manchester. Drewry-, t0nfr.t I.I .r
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-09

HNHE 1892 MODEL OF THE REM
Il INGTON Is NOW ON THE MARKET.
The changes Introduced into the 1892 Model
represent the carefully-tested results OF expert
study OF various points deemed capable Of i'm
proyemenL The present advantages In the
quality OF the work, and ease as well as conyc-
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PERS, the "PAkAGON" TYPkWRITEk RIB
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Send for catalogue and terms
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Exclusive dealer IN Virginia
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No. 915 east Main street, Richmond, Va.
NH 0-Su&W2t
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COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
y OF SOUTH ElGHTH-sTREEr IMPROVED
STORE PROPERTY.

o'Brien In the Chancery Court OF the city
rs. Of Richmond, decree Of March l.
Boiling, &C. 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1892.
FOURTEEN PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreign-The New Oriental Bank in London
failed with liabilities of more than S36, 100000
e. A report of the cession Of Samoa Bay to
The United States from Paris was denied -
The death of Emin Pacha was confirmed by the
Berlin "Taceblatt.
Congress Both branches in session. -
House The Agricultural Appropriation bill was
passed. - Senate: The Anticipation bill was
received from the House.
Domestic-The Republican National Conven-
ton, after electing Governor Mckinley, OF Ohio.
permanent chairman, adjourned until to-day to
await the report Of the Credentials Committee
- Extended damage was done in Ohio, Michi
gan, Iowa and Mississippi by wind and rain
storms - The Maryland Democratic State
Convention elected delegates to Chicago, but di1
not instruct them - L. l.. Polk, presiden,
Of the Farmers Alliance, was reported to lie dying
- Mlascasris new opera, "L'Amico Fritz,
was given in Philadelphia for the first time In
America. - Commencement exercises were he'd
at Vassar and Dickinson.
City and Suburban.-Associate Alumni Of the
General Theology, al Seminary rebelled against the
trustees. - Masons held the second days ser
vices of their conference. - A man who con-
fessed to arson hanged himself in his cell, and
another one went crazy. - Columbia College
conferred degrees upon nearly 300 students. -
Winners at Morris Park Emen Bey, The Iron
master, Stalactite, Raceland, Castaway II, Tar
and Tartar. - The Brooklyn baseball team
defeated the Pittsburg nine By score Of ~ to
z. - Stocks strong rather than weak, and al
though depressed IN the early dealings they
closed higher The advance in the last hour
proved large short interest
The Weather-Forecast for Today: Warmer,
partly cloudy and muggy, with shower two.
Temperature yesterday Highest. n degrees
lowest, 60; average, IS ga.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Justice Lamar has 50 far recovered from hi
Illness OF few weeks ago that he accepts dinner
invitations As soon rs his wife returns from III,
they expect To spend the summer.
Professor william H. Pancoast OF Philadelphia
slipped upon the tile flooring OF the Union League club
house in the city Of Bherly Love last Monday. and
struck ms hand In such way 10 sever artery
Before bleeding cond be checked he had become so
haustei to preclude his "trip Detroit to attend the
meeting OF the American Medical Association.
Among the many visitors who come to Fredrichs.
ruhc 10 pay their respects to Prince Bismarck was
club of bicycsts numbering hundred. who recently
rode over from neghboring city. The exChnnceor
delivered snort speech on athletic sports and the his
tory OF the bicycle to the company.
Colonel Henry Russell. brother of the Governor o.
Massachusetts,, when visiting the latter In his Office
always addresses him by his title; and she Governor
observes the same formallty In reply.
William Gcricke, who, since his return to Vienna
from Boston, has again been tho conductor OF the
concerts of the Society Of the Friends OF Music,
married last saturday to Miss Paula Flamm.
Nine. Bouanger, who has returned to Versailles
after long visit to her eldest daughter, has not
occupied the little white villa which was her former
home, but has taken up her abode at a hotel
DR.. Won Forkenbeck, chief Burgomaster of Berlin,
who died last month Of apopexy at the age seventy
had been active In German politics since the stirring
period OF lS4S lie president Of the lower house
Of tho Rcichsag from 1874 to 1870 and made Chic
Buigomnster OF Berlin In 1875 having for few years
prior u That time held the same Office In Ireslau.
The health OF Louis Kossuth, the Hungarian patriot,
who lives at Turin, according to Hungarian papers,
Is excellent at the present time. He Is Obliged how
ever to live regularly and darcs be guilty Of nds-
crcton lie gets up every morning at o'clock. cats
a light breakfast, ana then works until almost noon
After his midday meal he rests an hour. and then
walks In the garden about his house until late In the
afternoon His supper is extremely light After
finishing II he devotcs tho evening to conversation
with friends, listens to selections read 10 him nv hs
daughters. He Is great reader OF the newspapers
and Is said to be well informed upon all questions Of
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THE NETTING OF THE EMpERoRs

While the Emperor William is striving hard
to renew in a sceptical world the ancient i'm
preston of kngly divinity, he has to bear more
than the average share of painfully human
disappointment and chagrin. What with re-
calcitrant exChancellors perverse cousins. Of
Tended grandmothers, disrespectfuI subjects
slow yachts, Indifferent rivals and personal
msadventures, this ambitious young monarch
must by this time have learned that there are
some things between heaven and earth beyond
the control of even his imperous will. If any
thing was needed to complete his enlighten-
ment it has been supplied by the incidents at
Kiel and Nancy. which together constitute
more sharp and singing modification than al
most any he has yet had to endure.
Two years ago, impelled by restless de-
sire to reassure his subjects and dismay Franco
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AmusemenIs.

AMBERG acknowledgements.
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LENOX LYCEUM-Concert
MADISON SQUARE GARDENS ;15-Concert
MANHATTAN BEACH-Ffreworks.
MUSIC HALLS 15-From Chaos TO Man.
PALMERS THEATRES :15-Jupiter.
POLO GROUNDS-2-BasebalL
PROCTOR'S THEATRE-s-Od Jed Prouty.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE-sI 5-The Faoricator ana
Adrift.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09

Captain Josiah Lawler, having crossed thcI
ocean last summer in fourteen-foot boat, feels
constrained TO attempt the same feat this year i'm
a craft twelve feet in length II is stated that,
his present boat is Of canvas, of the acme fold
ing variety, ard is made in an Ohio town, al'v
OF which, it is to he assured, contributes to its
unseaworthiness and consequently adds to thI
danger and hence TO the credit of the voyagcL
Captain Lawler may be a more experienced navi
gator than tho three OF Gotham, but his wisdom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09

The Democratic Convention in Maryland
yesterday was dominated by Cleveland sent-
ment, but the delegates to Chicago will 90 I'M
instructed. The ex-Presdent was cordially
praised, yet, under directions from Senator
German, all attempts to bind the delegation
with instructions, further than that they should
vote as unit were suppressed 1t is under
stood that Maryland's representatives will sup
port Cleveland until his nomination is found
to be out of the question, and will in that con-
tingency do their best for German.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09

Some enterprsing scientist has been making
disconccrtng calculations concerning possible dim
mutton in the suns heat and the power of the
Pennsylvania coal fields TO supply the deficiency.
II he were really worthy of his name he would
have suggested instead n system Of mundane solar
storage.