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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25
PROPOSALS.
CITY ENGINEEE's OrFIcE.
prru,roNu Va March u. ffqt.

CITY ENGINEEE's OFFICE.
RICHMOND. VA. March u, 81. !
NOTICF-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
y received at this Office until MONDA4
NEXT AHcH 2srH. N o clock j. ". for FUR
nishing the city mules and horses With tkL.D,
pROYENDEH. &c. and also with STRAW for
three months from April J.. 1872.
The Committee on Streets reserves the rlght
10 reject any or all proposals offered, and 10
give the contract tor each article required to
the lowest bidder therefor.
Forms o. proposals can be obtained by appiy-
ing at this Office. W. L. GU SHAW.
mhaLtd City Engineer
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Farmviiio aud fowh Railroad Company.

CUMBERLAND COURTHOUSE, Va March 81
tSpecisLl-it is seldom that the county Jail OF
TINS county is without inmates, and MS usual
there are several parties confined and awaiting
trial before the next county court.
Mr. W. NJ. Flanagan. OF Powhatan county
counsei ioT the board OF SUI eryisOrs, was here
to-day ana executed supsrsedeas bond in pur-
suance OF All order Of tho Supreme Court of An
peals in the railroad bond mandamus case. Re
Gently the county court issued an order against
the supervisors requiring u levy 10 be made 10
pay the interest ON what are known as The
farmyllle and Powhatan railroad bonds The
SUPERVISORS excepted ana the supreme Court has
awarded Il writ OF error, thereby allowing a re-
view OF the action OF the county court This is
universally regarded as most important local
matter, AS the controversy involves some
hundred and odd thousand dollars. all fold
Inc payment is Utterly opposed by many and
itls favored. apparently. BY Others Iii claim.
20 bs those opposed and asserted nv the conn
sel mat IRE issue OF the bonds is entirely nm.
law law VI and that the comfy is not bound for he
nonek. Tho action OF the Supreme Court ia
tianHne the writ OF error seems 10 indicate
sna. INC later position is correct and that tho
touu,s nlH ultlinstely be relieved OF the al
isssu eialln; Mr. flanagan who is employed
~ me board as special counsel, expresses The
p o belief that he will win tho case for The
eVirhn NY IN ~ me Supreme Court OF Appeals
s;..uku march weather holds our farmers
o"cA Win their spring work.
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OFFICE OF CRY WATER WORKS, J
~ ~ d.. Nl-..ll-I-
No. w BROAD SINEEI,
RIcnNoNp. Va. March q. 1902. !

RIcHW0ND. ", March q, l-I2I
CFATFD PROPOSAI.S WILL BE RECEIVED
= at this Office until Il NJ, MARCH 20. Is2, for;
Per cubic yard for eXcayatlng and rehlllng
pipe trenches in paved streets.
Per cubic yard TOR excavating and reflling
pipe trenches in clay streets.
Per cubic yard for eXcayating and reflilng
pipe trenches in grayelled and macadamzed
streets
The Committee on Water reserve the right to
re ect any and ell bids
Contract Tor the year ending March !, 1893.
For further information call NJ this Office
CHAS. y. BOILING.
NH 2i2527 Is % Superintendent.
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Clnnlnr OF tho Pnhlic Schnnla.

SANDY Hook. Va. March 92-lSpecjall-
county court was in session last Monday. Two
negroes charged with assault aud battery were
acquitted. But little else was done.
Mr.. William III. Sharp. who recently moved TO
Richmond. on yesterday sold at auction his per
of goods.
The public schools are closing in two Of our
districts. and the colnty superintendent Is kept
busy
Some Of the politicians in this county want
Hill, but the people are for Cleveland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25

By virtue OF decree OF the Chancery Court
of the City OF Richmond. entered ! ebrrary %
1872. IN the cause OF C. y. Goodwin &C.. against
East Richmond Company. &c the UNDERSIGNED.
special commissioners. appointed for tine pur-
pose will sell by public auction on the premises,
on
THURSDAY. APRIL :. 1872.
at 1870 clock J.. M that TRACT OF LAND in
ilenricO county about one mile east OF hich-
mond Oh the east side oil Stony Inn creek. near
OakwOOl cemetery and part OF East Rich
mond. containing about ii 4 RE OF land.
IFRss or SALE: Enough IN cash 10 pa co. q
OF sale aud the sum Of 81 9liOi with interest
thereon from January :. 1872, and OH tie follow
ing crtdits-yiz: For s5D on April %. sg2:
s903Gfs Oh January 4, ls93, and the balance OF
the purchase money 10 be made payable on
January 4. 1894, the purchaser TO execute his
negotiable notes for the deferred payments
secured by retention OF title or al his option 10
receive deed 10 AMI give n deed OF trust ON
the premises 10 secure said notes.
IA. H. POLLARD
W PATTERSON,
HILL CARTER,
Special commissioners
P. P. WINSTON L Sos, Auc,ioneers.
Goodwin, &c, rsintif,- against Eas: Richmond
Company OF ala, desordants;
J. Charles w. Goddin. clerk OF tho Chancery
tourr Of R;ebmond certify hat che bond re;
buried OF II. Il. Pollard. A. W. Patterson and
Hill carter. the special commissioners by the
decree in said cause OF February 20. 1892. has
been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th OF March, is9s.
NH si-td CHARLES W. GODDIN. Clerk.
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AuIIsEnENTs.
A ROSE TEA
WILL BE HELD BY THE TEN Or THE
KINGS DAUGHTERS

Of which Miss EVELYN SPORTS is president
THIS AFTERNOON
between the hours OF and o'clock at No 4Os
EAST GRACE STREET for the BENEFIT OF
THE SHELTERING ARMS.
The following are members of the Ten: Misses
Evelyn SPOTS, Juliet Powers. Juliet Jackson.
Maggie Childrey. Branch Binford. Nellie Sands;
Mrs. q. c. Jackson, Mrs. c. ~ Ferrell, Mrs. Nc
earthly and Mrs II. Eichelberger.
They request the patronage of their friends
mh25-lt
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about "a ghost which it IS positively asserted
has been seen for several nights on Harrison
street IN the vicinity OF the Richmond Col
lege. Sevesal of the stu6ents claim to have
seen the spectral object. but police that arc
on the lookout fail to have their curiosity
gratifed
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A Nonogennrian Passes Away.

RuIDAN. VA. March 2i-,sGscall-Mr
Sinbbleiield. a very old lady. upward of ninety.
died near here at the residence OF her sOn-in-
Law. Mr. John Terrell and Will be buried this
evening at the family burying-ground.
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IN PURSUANCE OF THE TERMS OF a DEED
i or TRUST FROM THE VIRGINIA AND
CANOLINA RAILROAD COMPANY 20 the un-
dorslgned Of the date OF July !. 1881, default
having existed Tor more than ninety days alter
demand IN the paymen. OF the interest secured
the holder OF the coupons representing said IN
terest requiring a sale. and IN obedience 20
decree Of the Chancery Court OF Richmond city
IN the caHse OF the city OF Petersburg against
Virginia and Carolina hallway Company ana
ala. entered December Is, 1921. We, the under
signed. will. on
WEDNESDAY. s7rH DAY OF APRIL. 1892.
at ~ NJ in front OF the Clerks Office OF tho
Chancerg Court OF Richmond city. on tho sOuih
streets. Richmond, Va, proceed % sell a. pub
Bic auction. % the highest and hest bidder as
WhOie ALI the rights OF way works aud other
property OF every kind % the Virginia and Car
DINA Railway Company ID the States OF Virginia
and North Carolina. including its charter rights
tered runs from Richmond. Va, 10 a point on
Haieigh ana CASTOR railroad at or near Ridge
way. y {. A full description OF all the property
Of The company can be had by applying 20 the
undersigned.
rEaNs: 5000 cash at the time Of purchase,
fnooo cash as soon a. the sale Is confirmed ~
the court and the remainder in equal install
menfs. with interest from the dav OF sale ia one
ami Two years, notes 20 he executed 90 the nus,
tees Tor the deferred payments, % De sechfti
by vendor lien or deed or rust ON the prop
erty, al the ontlOn OF the purchaser. In slihcf
efon, there IL 10 he a stipulation Tor me en-
fOrcement Of said vendors lien by proceedings
III the cause III which tho road Is .elng sold.
j. H. Y. DANIEL,
b. RAND. WEILFOhD,
FHAScIs r.. LAssirzR. p. O. ia s6-tu.fr.tap-o
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25
By 2. p. Winston & Son,
Real Estate AuctiOne3rs.

by T. T. WINSTON * Son,
Heal Estate Auctioneors
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALEO TWO
\ TRACTS Or LAND WITH lNPl OyE-
MEN S THEREON IN HENElCO COZ Wy
ABOOTONE MILE EASE OF luCHMOND AND
ADJOINING EACH OTHER CONTAINING
TOGETHEKABOUTSIA ACRES, LYING
OK TIE MIL ROAD ANO Gff.LtaS CREEK
AND BEING A PART OF EAST RICH IOND
AND KNOWN AS TIE RANDOLPH TRACT
BY virtue Of decree Of the Chancery Court
OF the city OF Richmond entored eDruary -,
1872 IN III cause OF a. y. GOODWIN. 81. against
East hlmnOni COMPANY, @c.' the Nnler>lShed.
81 erial commissioners. appointed tor the pilr-
pose. viii sell by public auction Oh the
premises, Oh
THURSDAY, ArErT. :, 1892,
ri 4 O'Clock j.. ~. those TWO TRACTS OF
LAND adjoining each other. containing together
l6 ACRES with improvements thereon, situated
in HCnrIcO comfy aDOUt one milo east OF The
city OF hichmonl lying on the Mlli road anu
GIlles' creek and known as the Randolph tract.
tIR1fs or 0AIE: Enough ia cash 70 pay the G K
penses of sale and s1,H2 ~ with interest from the
8d OF July 1921, and Slg5 with interest from the
2d of January, 1892. and the BALANCE OF the pur-
chase MONEY shall be PAYABLE on The 30 OF july
1892, the purcha.er 81 give negotiable note Tor
credit payment secured By retention OF title or
III his option Is 10 receive q deed TO and give q
deed OF trust on SAID land - secure SAID note
HILL MONTAGUE,
II. 4. POLLARD,
HILL GARTER.
Special Commissioners.
P. P. WINSTON & Son. Auctioneers.
Goodwin, &C.. plaintiffs. against East Richmond
Company. az ais, defendants.
I. Charles W. Coddin clerk Of the Chancery
Court OF the city of Richmond, certify that the
bond required OF Hill Montague. il. H.. Pollard
and Hill Carter. the special commissioners by the
decree in said cause OF 18th Of February, 1892,
has been duly given.
Given under my hand this i2th Of March. 1892.
mh2l-td CHARLES ". GODDlN. Clerk.
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
By Denoon. Upper K Co.
Real Estate Agents and AuctIoneef''
SCI Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE
or
SMALL HOUSE AND LOT IN THE TOWN VI
WOODYILLE. IN HEN
RICO COUNTY

Ry virtue Of tho provisions Of certain deed
81 trust dated June Z, 1856. and Only recorded IN
the clerk office Of Henrico County lourt IN
j.. j. 1i8. D. ~. default having been mace 10
and being required s. 10 10, will sell by auc-
ton. on the premises on
FRIDAY. MARCH %, 1892,
atf:3l o'clock p. NJ,
the aboyo-descrbed property, designated as lou
NO - IN square 30 q Oh the map OF the town
OF Woodyile 9. made hy VI. Bates. surveyor. Inc
lot has front OF thirty feet on the north side
OF hates street and run back ] 20 feet 70 New
bern stree ON the loo is neat frame dwelling
in nice order.
TERMS. cash as 10 expenses Of sale. any taxes
that NAV be due and unpaid and note OF SlD;
with interest thereon from June lO. lo'O anu
balance on terms 10 Doe announced Mt sale
mhIAtd 7. UPPER. JR.. Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25
BY Apperson i Pollard
p. p. Winston * Son.
Real Estate Auciioneers.


C,OrRTsALEBYPUBLfcA UCTIONOFyAL-
\ LIABLE IR;AACd OF LAND - HEN,KllSr0
FRSP OF RICHMOND CITY on GILLIES
CREEK. KNOWN AS TIL JOHN b. KElFER
TRACT.
c. n. Goodwin &c. In chaneery Court
East Richmond Co.. ScJ Richmond City.
BY virtue OF a decree entered in the above
named cause Of Fei ruary ~, 1892. the under
signed special commissioners appointed for tho
purpose. will sell By auction, on the premises,
on
THURSDAY. APRIL 2, 1892.
at4:3l O'Clock =. 81. that tract Of land in Hen
rico COUNT, known as The helfer tract. contain
ing ahoni - -i0i acres, one and half miles
east 81 Richmond on hillIes creeA. adjoining
on the vet the land formerly owned by b Z.
landolph, aud on the east the land formerly
owned los Ir. I. Hawks; also adjOlns the lands
formerly owned by A. G. BaUcock: This is
valuable tract Of land by virtue Of its nearness
20 the city AMI its surroundings.
Terms: Cash 20 pay expenses OF sale. and tho
sum Of si.32,." with intetes, from January :.
1922 and the sum " si5ry2 with interess from
February TO- lS -. and on the following credits
viz; s1l9i0} on January >. ls93 si6J.3l on Feb
ruary TO- lsV3. Sl,0O62J on January p 1894.
sl7383 on February 10. 1897, and the balance 81
the purchase money on february 10. 1873 the
purchaser giving hiS nCC tia 10 notes for dc
ferred payments secured - retention Of title or
AZ his election he j. 10 reserve = deed and give
deed OF trust. securing said notes on the prem
ises II. r. POLLARD.
HILL MONTAGUE.
SPECIAL Commissioners.
APiERsoN 4 fo-LARD and L. J.. WSscoN &
son, AUctl0neers.
I. Charles w Godlin. clerk OF the Chancerv
Court Of Richmond certify that the bonds re-
0ur8d Of the above special commissioners by
the decree ia SAID cause OF February - 1892,
has been duly given.
Given under ny hand this l2.h day OF March,
1892 CHARLES W. G0DDIN.
mh2l-tds Clerk.
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Auction SAL E5--futurs Days.
%~~-~-~-- 49, 49, -
by Chewing Il Rose.
Real Estate Agents. Auctioners ana brokers'
No. north Tenth street.

No. north Tenth street.
~ vrpTtE or A CERTAIN DEED OF
Is trnst dated the 10Th day. OF April ls'o. ana
~ rerord i'm the clerks once OF l.cnmonu
1hancerv Court in H. j. lao A. page oso' s.,s
having ON made IN the payment Vl p w.,
~ lilo deDt therein secured, nna belhg, ts4ut,,"
so 10 10 By the benehclnry' We wiz soi ~ "
lion upon the premises on
TUESDAY, THE 29rn DAY or MARCH. lS92.
at4o clock r. NJ all that certain loi; or
pAHCEL or LAND. with the BEi ~ T I.i-.,,-
ING, No. III wost Leig9 street 1ne'gD" on the
sonih side Of Leigh street between sdsms
stree; and an alley west theieof' fronting eig !
toet feet ak inches ls.6 feet on SAID SCUM zoe
Of eiEh stree, ana running mn, DAG" "i'"'" '"'
oIel mes on" en- hunafea iss.' J. CHEWING.
lhHH' N"''' +. SITTERDING.
Trustees.
CHEWING Il RosE, Auctioneers. mhsttd
George W. Mayo. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HORSES CLASS
L FRONT HAChS. BUGGlkS. sHahA,rE'SS'
Turner 10 the undersigned trustees uny
recorded. NE will sell at pubic auction az ne
stable OF ] hoInas T. Turner, NO l9-o east L rank
lin street, beginning at lu4 a NJ,
FRIDAY. APRIL /, 1892,
iG HORSES,
sGGAs~- FRONT HACKS,
TOp-BUGGIES.
lopez BUGGY,
pHAETON.
sets of GY-HARNESS. and
III ROBES
TERMS: $50 and under cash over $50. ne
g0uable notes with satisfactory ind0rsers'
interest added, payable in ninety days
JOHN IS. BRANCH.
FREDERICK ". SCOTT.
Trustees.
GEORGE W. MAYO, Auctioneer. mh23-td
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MEATHER FoEEcAsT.

= WASHINGTON. D. c.. March 2i-Fore-
! rim cast for Friday: fOr Virginia warmer:
4 fAlR generally fair; variable win is
For North Carolina: showers, clear
- IN northern portion; nOrtheastery
winds; slightly warmer except III ex-
IRENE southern portion
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ByR b. Chafin Co.
end
p. p Winston & Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Richmond, Va.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
EIGHT HOUSES AND LOTS. SEWING
MACHINE FACTORY AND LAND
ATTACHED AND
HARDWARE FACTORY AND LAND
ATTACHED, IN
EAST RICHMOND. ABOUT ONE MILE AND
AHALF FROM THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. IN HENRICO COUNTY
BY virtue OF decree OF the Richmond Chan.
Gerry Court entered February 3D. is9!. I'm the
cause OF {. y. Goodwin. DC against East Rich
mOnd Company. DC, the undo rsi gned appointed
special commissioners for the purpose. Will
sell. by public auction. on the premises on
MONDAY. TIKI ssrH DAY or MARCH. 1872. Az
lo'cLocK, p. W..
the following buildings and land ettached-yi1.
he Sewing Machine Factory and land attached
the Hardware Factory and land attached. tAe
house and land attached on north side OF IN
man avenue. between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Oh lot 3, block ini; the house and land attached
on the south SIDE OF Imam avenue. between
house and land attached Oh south side Of lnman
avenue between sixth and seventh streets. on
lot Il, block S5; the house and land attached on
south slge OF lnman avenue. DctuCen seventh
and Ninth streets. on lot IT, block 81, house aus
land attached on Imam avenue, on lots and
block lO2: three houses OH lot -, block i0i: ou
lot Is, block -, and lot =, block ~, al on iho
Mantle tract. described IN this cause. Plat may
be seen at Office OF H. b. Chann * 10.
IFRNs: One-thrd cash. and thee equal
credit payments at siX, twelve and eighteen
months, the purchasers giving notes with IN
ierest added from dav ~ sale FOR deferred pay
lnents secured by retention OF title or a. option
OF purchasers they are 10 receive deeds and give
deeds OF trust on premises, securing said notes.
NJ. VI. GILLIAN
HILL CARTER
1t. NJ TYLER
G.. C.JAChSON.
Special Commissioners
r. b. CHAPLIN h Co., Z. =. WINSTON SoS. Auo-
tlOncers.
/. Charles W. Goddin. clerk OF the Chancery
Court OF Richmond. certify that the bonds re-
CURED Of tho above spocsl commissioners by
the decree IN said cause OF February ~ 1872. has
been duly given.
Given uuder my hand this 18th day of March,
1892. CHARLES ". GODDIN Clerk.
mhl5-tds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25
By p. p. Winston x Son.
Real Estate AuctlOneers.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE

COMMISSIONERS AUUIION SALE
THAT VERY DESIRABLE TRACT OF LAND
ABOUT ONE MtlE EAST OF RICK
NOND. - HLNKlCO COUNTY,
ON STONY KUN CREEK.
KNOWN a TIE MONIElRO 4 RFLVIN
TRAC MAR OAhWOOD GENIE
TERi. CONTAINING A.
ACRES OF LAND
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" or
THAT DESIRABLE TRACT OF LAND
WITH GOOD BUILDINGS THEREON. ABOUT
ONE AND 4 HALF MILES FROM
RICHMOND CITY, on THE WILLIAMS.
BURG ROAD IN HENRlC0 COUNTY.
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PORT OF WEST POINT. MARCH q. 1892.
ARRIVED.
Steamships Charlotte. Baltimore passen-
gers and caro-; Richmond. Jenney. New }ors.
general cargo; Elm city, Marshall. Walkerton,
passengers and cargo.
SAILED.
Steamships Richmond. Jenney New York.
general cargo: Charlotte. Benactt. Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo lm City. Mar
shall. ~ slkerton. IGsscngors and general cargo.
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l. Charles W. Goddin. Clerk Of the Chancery
Court Of Richmond, certify that the bond re-
Quired Of the above special commissioners hy
tho decree in said cause Of February a. 1892
has been duly given Given under my HAND
this 18th day Of March, 1892.
mhf5-td CHARLES W. GODDIN, Clerk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25

GEORGE W. MAYO. Auctioneer. mh2}
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Sun rises .6O6i Moon rises.4:i5 A. II.
Sun sets.............625l Days length. i2h. lgm.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC. MARCH %. lsi2
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LAMBERTS POINT. March "a, 1892
LOADED.
Helicon. Hoboken.
COlLYn.
Steamship Cypress, Tampa, Glasgow.
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Reports from tho nouutifal Northwest.


Tho bountiful crops in the North.
west last season have directed the atten-
ton Of everybody interested to this Sec
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this direction the coming spring will DO
the largest in its history. Thoso in
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Northwest should be particular to SEQ
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the quickest, best and most popular
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route without any extra charge what
ever, and are far preferable to tho old
style of chair car seats. Its trains
arrive Mt and depart from the Grand
Central Passenger Station, Chicago, the
handsomest station in the world, and
Union Depot connections arc also made
Mt st. Paul with through express trains
for the Great Northwest and the
granaries OF the world.
We will further add this Is the only
line in the Northwest running Vesti-
bu!ed Compartment Pullman Sleeping
Cars, also standard form OF Pullman
Sleepers. the price for the exclusive use
OF drawing-room in the former being
no more than the cost Of section in
the ordinary style of sleeping cars. Its
dining car service is unsurpassed and
its trains are run on the fastest schedule
time. riT
Ticket agents will tell you adj about
this popular railway, or you cantaddress
J. a. Granger, Columbus, Ohio, for
further information.