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Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-03

BnrcHAn's PILLS sell well because they cure
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-03

No. 700 Spring and Seventh Street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-12
ROUTING Az ARMY.
How the Worst Invasion Of Modern Times Is
Absolutely OyutOme--llinis Of Great
Tafua

When men and women feel depressed or do
biiitated at the present day, It Ia common TO
say, 81 think have malaria" WHAT'S malaria
IL 10 only germs that get into the body; germs
tina. thrive and increase unless they are killed;
germs that worm themselves all through the
system: germs that ruin the health and under
mine the life. They are aggressive, they fced
upon tho body. They must bo killed. Many
things which have boon advocated for Killing
these germs win not do 90. II has been thought
that quinino would accomplish this, but many
people cannot take quinine; II disagrees with
them. IL often nauseates. Is 10 known, how
ever, that pure spirits taken in moderation will
kin and entirely exterIninate the worst army OF
of germs which ever invaded the system. They
cannot wIthMaad IL. UndoT tho influence 81
pure stimulanis the germs are killed, aad The
body IL strengthened 90 expel them from the
system. ana thus restore the health.
II should not be understood, however. that
ali epiriis will DO this; few will. II requires
something specially pure, and specially de-
signed for THIS purpose. and TINT Is precisely
what Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is. IL IS a
ecientlfc medicinal preparation, IL dOee not rank
with tho ordinary whiskeys, but is specially de-
signed for for:iiying tho body and repchng
disease. " has the highest endorsements OF
doctcrs and scientists; II - wonderfully pOpu-
lar because Il is 20 efficient and powerful DO
not be deceived into the use Of any other, for
there ia no other preparation upon the mar
ket tina can accomplish what Is accomplished
by Dufy's Pure Malt. Y01 Will find that II 10
kept by reliable druggists and grocers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-12
FIRE AT THE TReDEGAR.
The Car-shed Suffered slightly from
Blaze Last Night.


Tho Tredegar Iron-Works suffered slightly by
Ore last night
At1l;2g o'clock the stillnoss OF the night was
broken by an alarm sounded from the compsnys
private box-No s4-tho cause being blnEe'
fortunately discovered when In its insipiehey, In
the boiler-roOm 20 the car-shops The alarm
which was repeated twice within SIX minutes,
brought ont engines Nos. 8, 4, and z, ana truck
company No. /.
The Tredegar Companys private department
had gotten 10 work before tire steamers arrived
ana succeeded In Keeping the fro within the ln-
mediate vicinity Of the pile a shavings Just IN
front OF the boilers, wherip the flames originated
These shaylngs ana odds aud eads OF timber are
used altogether In firing the set on boilers IN TINS
room, which operate the machinery IN the
carpenter-shop, horse shoe department
and blacksmith shop. inc names couid
hardly have broken out at moro
dangerous point, as the immense car-bulding
shops. nlled with dry timber and box-cars 10 pro
cess q construction are under the same ROOF and
Immediately connected with the boiier-roon.
The freInen did excellent work, though, and the
damage will probably not exceed $3.50. II IL not
thought that either the machinery or boilers
We're injured 20 any extent
IL IL thought that coal from the furnace set
nre TO the shavlngs, which had been sprinkled
with water only a few minutes before One OF
the watchmen detected the smouldeTing flames
and another rung the fro-b ellis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-12
A BOSTON SURPRISE.
BsAN.eAreRs APPEAR ON THE pIA-
MoNp IN GORGEOUS CALICO.
They Wear False Boards and win-cooney
Stgrs with wasbington-other rsait
Resuits-The Turf
tBy telegraph 70 the plspa,cA.l !

CHICAGO. Its, July 1.-THE Bean
Eaters created great deal of merriment
to-day by appearing in calico and ging-
ham suits Of the loudest pattern and color,
and all wearing false boards Of various de-
scriptions. Arson played three of his new
men, two OF whom showed up well. The
third-baseman, however, did not do so
well. The battery work on both sides.
and remarkable ono-handed catch by
Ryan. were the features. Cooney signed a
contract TODAY 20 play with Washing
ton. Attendance. 1850. Score:
chicagcs. mo oooo2 ooo-2 3 3
Boetons. ........o 0 o o 02 0 0--3
Observation-Disclosures and scnriver; Nichols
and Bennett.
NEW YORK BEATEN TWICE.
CINCINNATI, o., July I2.--First game: The
Reds pulled out the game after the New Works
bad received 3 good lead, and won by heavy
batting at oppor une times. Scores
Cinclnnats. 04O05 002 -i2 40 3
Now iorSs..... 3 20 o 90 O. "
Batseries-Chamborlaip,D wyer, and Vaughn;
Crane and Boyle.
Second game: The Reds made It four straight
with Now York by punching their bits In one
inning. Attendance, $500 Score:
cincinnaiis. % 90 100000 o. Z 2
Nov Yorks o % o 2 % o o. l
Batteries Mullane and Vaughn; Kussie and
0Roufko.
TEN IsEIsGs NECESSARY.
PITTsBURG, PA. July 11-With the bases full
IN the tenth inning kinslow made single and
drove In Daily with the winning run Nriflu
burt his thumb in the third inning, and will not
be able 10 play tor three weeks. Attendance,
1,04S. Score:
E.B.H. y.
Pi,tsburgs MO 01oOO3 21o-7 2
RrOoklyns q 2 2 4 y % d q % Is ~
Batteries-Terry, Mach and Miller; Foutz and
Daily.
BATTING THAT WON.
CLEVELAND, July 1.-THE home team batted
out victory to-day, Weighing being touched Tor
fourteen hits, two Of which we're doubles. Al
tendance, 1,0lj. Score:
Cieveiands. .......I 100000 2--1O u Z
Ptiladelphiss. 90. / 0 2 o o o o p /
Battories-Davies and OConnor; weighing,
Espef, and Cross.
TBg BROWNS DEFEATED.
ST. LOUIS, NO., July 1.-The Browns practi-
cally won to-day's game In the early innings,
but dubbed Il away towards the close. Weather
hot and attendance LOO. Score:
St. Louls........2 OOOOO-3 8 Q
Baltimores % o o 0 . o l IA
Observation-Disclosures and Buckley; Cobb
and Gunson.
Southern League.
BIRxIsGHAN, ALA, July 1.-The Macon
Birmingham game was called In the middle OF
the irst inning. Rain.
CHATTANOOGA DOWNS ATLANTA
Chattanooga: R.B.H. =.
Cbattanooyas .... % 0 . / 0O 0-S
AtlGntas. .........1 o D o OIL
Battorics-Keenan and Doyle; Csmphold and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-12
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
VALUAB l. T. 5 II o o L L n q
GROUNDS.


BY virture Of a resolution Of the stockholders
the DEALS-lSLAND SHOOTING CLUB, OF Nor
folk, passed at an adjourned annual meeting Of
said stockholders, held on tho 9TH day Of May,
1892. the undersigned, agent, Will proceed 10
sell at public auction, n the Real Estate ~
change, In tho city 81 Norfolk, az ~ VI. on
THURSDAY, JULY2l 1899,
the PROPERTY Of the said club described in a
deed made by Thomas Lewis and others to the
DEALS-ISLAND SHOOTING CLUB, Of Norfolk,
dated May 10, 1891, and duly recorded with the
register Of deeds Of Currituck county, y. C., on
June "a. 1891. as follows: All that certain
tract. piece or parcel Of land lying, being, and
situated in Fruityille township, In the county Of
Currituck. and State OF North Carolina. on the
beach, bounded and described ~ follows: TN
the north by the Virginia line. on the south by
the lands Of tho swan-sland club and the Mar
tins Pom; Gun Club and others. on the east by
the Atlantic Ocean, aud on tho west by the chan
mel OF the river or sound between the peach anu
Knott's islnnd, containing 1000 ACRES, be the
same more or less, the said land being sold a. a
whole. and not by tho acre.
THIS PROPERTY constitutes a part OF the
famous shooting. grounds on the shores ot Currl-
Iuck Sound, In North Carolina. canvas DacNs,
rcti-heads and many other varieties OF Wild
duck, swan, and wild geese, snipe, plo'er, ana
many other varieties of bay birds are found here
in season in great numbers. There u also good
fishing.
Il is b-lieyod that rare opportunity il here
afforded 10 spOrtsmen.
Terms: ono third cash and the balance in TWO
equal instalmcnts, payable IN SIX anu Twelve
months resDehiyely, the deferred payments 10
be evidenced by the bonds OF the purchaser,
payable 10 the undersigned as agent and benr-
ing interest from date Of SALE and 60 be secured
by deed OF trust upOn the premises with tue
right, however % the purchaser 10 pay the en-
tire purchase-iuoney in cash or 20 anticipate the
payment OF any Of the deferred payments.
JAMES 4. TOSH, Agent.
ie l4-1m Petersburg. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-12
BY r. b. Chaflin & Co.,
Real Estate Auctionecrs,
No. north Tenth street.
ntRrsTEFS, AUCTION SALE OF

AUCTION SALE OF
L TWO NICE LOTS IN HENRICO COUNTY
NEAR WESTERN LIMITS Or RICHMOND.
FRONTING TOGETHER so NET ON VEST
SIDE OF CARTER STREET END l20 FEET
DEEP 10 AN ALLEY.-By virtue Of a deed OF
trust from John Whoelwrlght and wife, dated
December Il. 1891, and recorded IN HenricO
County Court, In Deadlock 1873 4. page l1S,
and at the request OF the Board OF Directors Of
the Richmond Perpetual Building. Loan and
Trust Company. default having been made IN
payment OF debt secured, We will sell by public
auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, July -, 1892,
AT o'clock Z. NJ, the LOTS described in said
deed az II" that certain lot or parcel OF land lying
ana being IN tho county 0f Henrico, Va, near
the western limits OF Richmond, IN the plan Of
River Wow, on the west side OF Carter street.
commencing 1870 feot south Of New York ave-
nus; thence running south and fronting on said
Carter street 50 feet and running back between
parallel lines 100 feet TO an alley
TKRys While tho deed requires cash for tho
debt due (S153.G6) and expenses OF sale by con-
sent moro liberal terms will be announced at
the hour of sale. JULIUS STRATS
W. i. WESTWOOD,
Il. b. CHAFFIN,
Trustees.
Sale by h. b. CuAFFIN s. CO.. Auctoneers.
fy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-12
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. Ike Cohen left yesterday for Atlantic City,
Hon. John &. Wise, of New York, is In the
city.
the Misses Barber.
Judge I. r. u. Wright, OF the Ninth Judicial
Circuit, lie In the city.
MIRA J. W. Rawley, Of Barton Heights, spend
Ing the summer al Hillsyille.
Mr.. William A. solomons left yesterday on an
extended business trip 70 the West.
Justice Bailey, who was paralyzed on satur-
day, was reported better yesterday
Bishop II. M. Jackson ana family. OF Alabama,
are a, sunnyside, Aibemarie county
Mrs. prA. L. wexford, Miss Camilla Scott,
and Mira. II. ID. Minor are In Warenton.
M,ss Mamie Munt, OF Prince George county, Is
x,stt,ny her cousin, Mrs. Peterfield Vest Of this
city.
c.n,a,n Camm Paiteson and daughter were
at the Exchange yesterday on route Tor Old
Point
Mas Minnie I. williams. who has been visiting
o. Iron Gate Tor se'cfoi "oeSs' wiz ro'u'n hoine
In a few days
Robert Y. Dabney, who died Sunday, was son
and assistant OF John Dsbney, the well-known
colored caterer.
Miss Belle Coates and her niece, Miss Corinne
Deitfick, OF Coal nii uonrico, are visiting rela-
tives In this city.
RMessrs II. d. weatherford and W. W. San.
derson have returned 20 Crowc after pleasant
"Trip 70 kichmond.
Mr. James K. Cook preached at the Third Pres
bytcrian church Sunday morning and at En-
manuel church In Che afternoon.
The snnday-sehooi OF Sc Johns church with
give It's annual picnic 40 Providence Forge to-
day. ,he train leaving here az . A. NJ
Mr.. j. b. Winters loft yesterday for Philadei-
mia 70 attend the furniture-dcaiese' conyen-
lion, which meets In that city tomorrow.
Mlrs Lizxio Geese left Saturday 10 visit friends
and relatives IN Baltimore and Pbu adelphie and
win spend the balance Of the summer In Attain
&c City.
Mrs. w. B. Fuller, Of New Design, Va, who has
been 10 Richmond for the past two weeks under
the treatment Of Dr. Hunter MCGUIRE, Is much
better aow.
M ssd xsa 4oxstIo ysxbOr0qxn and Misses
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-12

DAILY.
sroPPRo.PLNEs


Nos. II. 80, aud 80 make 40 s,of,
a. and ~ stop on signal a: Ma b
rvs. Centralla. and Chester. ~. p
signal &C Manchester only Tor ptest.t
chasing tickets 10 regular s,opp.uf-
this train south Of Petersburg ens. t-s
Is. so, 40, Al, AZ, as, A., anu - vi.
signal at all stations
Pullman Palace Buffe. Sioepias-tsf
through trains. Oa Tram N0- ~
Sleeping-Cars between Richnllnd ani -'-
burg, Va.
NEW LINE TO ATLANTA. CA
Leaving Rcnmont S.i5 A. ~, daily
irving az Weldon AZ 1910 p, VI, ari q
~ 900 A. NJ. VIA. :. A.. L. through p
Richmond 20 wslion.snl Weldon % A.'
TIE ONLY ALLRAIL LINE To MOI.
ty.vg aKgIgE
Richmond 1000 A. NJ. Norfolk.
Richmond ..5.4J =. ~. Norfolk. p 81
Norfolk 1880 A. n. kichmond. 10
Norfofk ss.OO l.. N. Richmoad. Wt.
Tho trains leaving khhmcn1 at =
Norfolk at4 p n. ars sOllt frsins beiNa'i q
two rcintS. end passengers 20 tarou6
charge OF cara Close conne-tions a. /.
made as Petersburg ~ the y,oS 4. ~ aus
y. M. trans frcm KicRnlont o Norfolk ... .
TEAMS leaving Richmond q, A. NJ,
n ant l.4GP. ~. ant arriving az =. q
a 7.4t A. NJ. 2si5 y. s.. and 1sto T. u 80
.i.,,e connection at Petersblyg 80 aAS TN
Farmville Luxembourg. aud vest.
K n. SULLi, S1pes,ni' h -
n 4. ID. Mysgs, General sapeFtassi~'-- ..
4. NJ. EMERSON. fraiiie NAaaseH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-12
CHEWING & ROSE, Auttioneqrs.
BY Il. Is. Chanln s. Co.
Real Estate Auctlonoer5,
No. l north Tenth street.


AUCTION SALE OF
L FRAME DWELLING AND LOT No. 1924
WEST MOORE STREET, ~ TIE CITY OF
RICHMOND; House FIVE ROOMS, AND
KITCHEN LOT FRONTS % FEET.--By virtue
OF deed OF trust dated May 10, 1890, and 70
corled IN Richmond Chancery Court, Deadlock
lao c, page 454, and at request OF the bepe-
hciary, defsult having been made in payment Of
debt secured. We will sell, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. July IL, 1892.
az ) O'Clock P. NJ, the PROPERTY described in
said deed as all that lot OF land, with improve
ments thereon, lying and bong Ia the city o.
Richmond, Va. on the north line Of Moore street
between Norton and Kim ey sfFsefs and fronting
on Moore street twenty-five Cs5i ioet aud pack
between parallel lines 100 feet 70 an alley.
This property Is In a growing section, and
therefore viii increase In value.
TERMS While tbs deed requires cash for ex-
penses q sale ana debt due l39S9.20). by consent
more liberia. terms will be announced at hour Of
sale. JULIUS oIRAUs,
w. j. WESTXOOD,
k. Is. CIIAFFIN,
Trustees
Sale by R. B. CHaFFN s. Co., AuctiOneers.
iy7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-12
TRAINS ARRIVE At RICHH-I
Y0RK-RIYER LINE. ynw4 .'
THE FAvORITE ROUTE N1I
LEAVE RICHMOND

TRAIN 80. 80. $40 D..
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily "ar
Stops az all stations. At Lr4.
meets with stage Tor Nalkrrtou, nlI
steamer AZ West Point.
TRAIN ~. fB, 80 P Dr.
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily .4
for West Point. c,nuccnns hI'l
steamers for Baltimore. 80 Dut
conne' with Baltimore ani OlH
Washington, Fhl'ug elphia, aut seq
Steamer. leave baltimore % J..
cept Sunday.
Trains arrive a, Richmond o.l,
lO:4O A. NJ.
TRAIN 10. 80. $3.50 A.
LOCAL MIXED, daily except ~I.
Twenty-thiri street for West Point H"
date points
Ticket-Oflce at station foot ~ Frf
Open A. NJ. % . l.. NJ, aud ifOm i..
A. NJ.
city tick .t-oflice-9Ol east MAJ ..r
SOL. HAAS, Wa
Tranic Manager. General Pa--D.f
". II. GREEN, General Manager
T.. BERKELEY. Superintendent
J. : pOfrs. ias-onger Agent $50
Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-12
now THE CLUBS STAND.
AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
Turf Winners by the sea, at Gloucester
and Elsewhere.

and Elsewhere.
Brighton BEACH, July 1l.-First receive
Acknowledgements won; Sleet second, Hurry
Away third. Time, 1903
Second race-ive furlongs-Mara Sleeps won !;
Wallace second, Eleanor third. Time, 1903
Third race-5ix furlongs--Arnica won; Azrael
second, Casanova third. Time, HOY
Fourth face-six furlongs-NOmad won; Little
Fred second Mabel Glenn third. Time, 1:l0.
Fifth rHco-one ana one-sHteonth miles
King CRAB won; Jack star second, Cynosure
third. Time, 100.
Fellow won: Hoey second, Centaur third. Time,
1:5S1e. .,.
GLOUCESTER, July II. -To-day's results:
First rnce-nye furlOugs--An Ablaze won
Kettle second Montreal third. Time, 1:04.
Second race-fOur and one-haf iurlongs-Our
Maggie won; Waltz second, Robin Hood third.
limo, 51b ,,...,
Gordon second, Alan Archer thrd. Time,
Foufth race-six and one-half furlongs-In
Spent won; Lebanon second, flagrant third.
Time 1924.
Fifth race-sx and cne-aunrter furlOngs-Lost
Star won; Bryson second, samriian third 1ime'
1:21R4.
won; Little Willie second, Deer Lodge third.
Time, l:O4.
CHICAGO, July 1I.-Wa Washington Park:
First race-nve furlongs-Edith Belmont won;
Forest Rose second, Sir Carr third. Time,
1:02A.
Second race-Hx MISUNDERSTANDING won ;
McGinty second, Annie Clark third. Time,
1.1634.
Third race-one mile and seventy yards-Santa
Anna won; Governor Adams second, Bolivar
Buckner third. Time. 1;4S4.
Fourth race-One mile-Ethel won; Dolne
NcCone second Wightman third. Time l:421e.
Fifth raco-one ahd one eighth miles-brnest
Race won; Joe Blackburn second; Clcely third'
Time, 1:5Ols
sixth race-six furlongs-Lake View won
Foxhail second Garcia third. Time. $40.
seventh race-six furl0ngs-Upman won {;
ROeomond second; Nirgie johnson third. Iime
r.rn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-12
BY DenOon, Upper & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
S2l Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESI-
RABLE TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING
ON THE WEST SIDE or RANDOLPH STREET
SOUTH OF WINDER STREET,
WITH LOT FRONTING % FEET.

by virtue OF the provisions OF a certain decd Of
trust 10 tue undersigned, dated December 10.
1871, and recO,det IN the Clcrk's ONCE 0f tha
Richmond Chancery Court In Decd Book ! "A A.
page 3j0, default having boon made In the pay
ment Of n certain note therein secured, and
being required by the beneficiary 30 10 DO, Will
sell az public auction, on tho premises, on
MONDAY. July rs, 1892.
az O'Clock =. NJ, the above PROPERTY, de-
scribed In said deed az follows " All that certain
lot or parcel Of land lying and being on the west
line OF Randolph street, 10 the city OF Richmond,
beginning at point 304 teet south OF Winder
street, running thence sOuth1ariiy % feet, and
running back between parallel lines ITO feet 70
an alley in common 20 rect wide
The house "a We'll built, contains about eight
large rooms, ana will make desirable homo.
TERMS: Cash as % tho expenses 81 executing
this trust and a note OF 5000, with interest from
April ! 3, 1892 and tie balance on terms TO be
announced az the sale. L. l.. UENOON,
~ 1912, IA, l6&l7 Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-12
AUCTION sALE--f nture y ~ 49,.
-tlM MISSIONERS, SALE OF VAL-

n fPsNafs<
~ LIABLE JAHEs-RIyER PLANTATION
Pursuant 70 decree Of the Circuit Court o. ~ a.
bcmarle county, entered at the May tefm ioo-,
In the chancery causes OF Frances Jonn.on -.
others rs. n. |. Crauks executor anu ,, osnvso
and John n. Spiece, &c, 70. william n: u,"1 ~,
the undersigned commissioners appointed Y
said decree Tor that purpose VIII AZ 0coe~
u. NJ. on
THURSDAY, AUGUST IL, 1892.
on the promises, proceed 10 sell az tuehc NJ, NJ.
ton 60 the highest bidder, TIE REAL 70 a u tE
described In the proceedings in said SUIT a s
which IL described as follows: iha.1 VI
LAND containing about $40 acres, stus'". ="
James river Just below H0wsrdsviile, "a Aly ,,
marie county adjoining tho lands ol .. " snnrt
ing, q. W. elmer and others. and within suV u
distance OF the country homes OF oeperal Il ~.
Logan and Colonel A.. :. Buiord, ana pe.rs "a.
same tract on which the late William a. \ InJ i
resided. This land contains an ekcehcu' Ioo. s,
dence with beautiful surroundings, ~, a goo d
orchard, and all needed outbuudinas ~ ,.d
IL well suited for a stock farm ana y .,,d
good agricultural land especially '.o oe4se pur-
on james river. Possession Tor so.uln 50, 70. -,
poses will be given after LIST OF sep'ei,ny,1. ~
eny part not then under cultivation. VII 80 80
session viii be given ON 10Th dnJ vi N''NS'
next - ,o,, of the
purchase-money, TO be paid Ia cash. nuI W ~
balance OF the purcbase-money o on sro,, day
one. two aud three years, with intsrsss ,rit6
of sale, evidenced by bonds OF -. ,,,ts
nersonal security deemed good py the coILt Is.
atoncrs nakIng the sale. and containing waiver '.e
Of the homestead exemption; the tue 70 IN M
property to be retained as addi bo aIy paid
u'.a W ,be nurchnser shall pay in cash one thru
or more of the purchase money personal secd',
~ viii be dispensed with. This is coasa Srons
very desirable piece OF properly, an1 viii
desiring 10 purchase this class oil properly VIII
do well 70 attend the sale. A.. ,,sa--
,l roa i1A /. c. NOON
ssneo' Scottsyille, Va;
JOHN MOON,
ID HARMON,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-12

fT,RUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
Il THAT COMFORTABLE DWELLiNG NO:
Tys SOUTH PINE STREET, NEAR HOLLY
STREET, WITH rHE LOT 15l6xf00 FEET To
An ALLEY.--Ry virtue Of a cersain deed OF
trust dated December 20, 1889. recorded IN
Richmond Chancery Court Deci-Book LIB b..
page az, defnult having been made In me pay
fnnenis on the notes therein secured. and by re-
quest of tho beneficiary, We win sell, ON tho
promises. on
TUESDAY, july 12, 1892.
at6P H., the AROyE-DESCRfBED PROPER
TY. Be sure and attend sale and secure bar
gain.
TgRMs: The deed requires oil cash, but moro
liberal terms may DO announced a, sala.
NJ 9. STAPLES,
WILLIAM ELLlSON,
IAN Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-12
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT SxSSsI
' COMPANY'S JAMES-RIVE Err s1azz&sa1s
LINE for Norfolk Portsmouth, Old POINT, New
port News, ClaremOnt, aud James-hiyer land-
ings, and connecting az Old Point for Nashlns-
ton Baltimore. aud the North. ...
STEAMER ARIEL LEAVES RICHMOND EVERY
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND
FRIDAY ATT A. N.
Electric-ca cars direct 70 wharf. Only $50 first
class, $3.50 round trip, and 81 seconi-ciass 70
Norfolk. Portsmouth and Newport Neva.
Freight received daily FOR auOye-named places
and all points in Eastern Virginia and North
Carolina. We are now ready for booking moon
light excursions
LUCIEN 3. TATUM, ylce-President.
No III east Main street ami olart
IRWIN MgIsIGER. Freight and Passenger Agent.
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n : : : NortaIk;Ssstarl RI

SCHEDULE ~ EXPECT NAY 2a. 1r..
LEAVE RICHMOND, BYRD-~rREklsl. l
900 A. NJ. Dahy-Rlcamond ani
Through ENpress-ArrT"
1880 A. N. stops ouiy rf
burg, Wav0rly, AM 81
900 A N. Daily for lynchbprg x .t f.
Intermediate stations.
nccfion beyond kaanOkf "a
Mlrstun-Salem division
1920 =. u. Daily Tor Roanoke, Ntff
iash. Bristol, aui al t.
and West RIA East lanr....
GINA and Georgia ratlr0af i...
car Petersburg 90 Roo.
Pullman sleeper h0anHk.
phis ril knoxville aul tl.i...
2:Js 2. NJ. Daily foe Norfolk, >lfs
termciiate stations. A...
folk r. NJ.
5:45 p. NJ Daily. Arrive Norfolk
Il;4O z. NJ DAILY Tor Roanoke, htff
lask. and Bristol. a..
field. 20 ahoutaf, if.
stations Cnn nv alley l...-.
for Louisville nni station.
vile and NASHVILLE
Norton. also Tor kockv
all stations Wtn-ton--alrH.
PULLMAN PALACE sLEElkt
between RICHMOND AMI II.
BURG ready FOR orcuTf.
T.. w.; also Pullman -la'p
burg o. Louisville rii n
Roanoke. % Memphis
Orleans ria Knoxville an.
nOOgR.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynch
the West TALLY ga 4. A., 2.ll r. A.,
T. A. From Norfolk aud the Last,
2:15 r. NJ. and u;3s J.. II.
Tickets. baggagc-shscks, and at
can be obtained At Richmond nui
railroad depot, 4. W. CARRIERS, Hol
aud at the company Office, s5s ea-i
X. ". co.
pas.rN.
W. Is. bEh
General passels.
General once, Roanoke, Va.
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