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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
Expedition Of lewis and Clarke, Isof-'OO.
~, "a. Eli. ~ fho fllrnrIch.

Expedition of lewis ana Clarke, 10000.
TO ne EfNor Of he DisDdich;
II will be n qualification 10 the public.
and 20 Nirginlans especially. to know that
tho distinguished scientist and author.
DR.. Elliott Coues, of the Smithsonian In.
stituuon. Washington, ID. g., has in pro
pavation new edition OF the memorable
expedition Of Lewis and Clark 10 the
Pacific, 1905 POS. The original edition.
published IN 1919. IS now very scarce and
consequently costly.
Or. Coues writes me In this edition |
60 as far as possible into the biography
OF all the persons concerned in the case,
and have a great wealth of ReD historical
and biographical matter never published.
have inspected the original manuscript
DtiS'fr.roN Of the expedition IN Lewis's
handwriting, over his signature. now in
the archives of the War Department, and
from tins take tho enclosed list of names.
OF these there We're fourteen United
states soldiers and nine young men from
Kentucky Some or all Of these should
not be difficult 20 trace" DIR. Cones re-
quests my asslftarce IN obtaining the In
formation. which may best be secured
through tho press. | beg, therefore, the
favor Of your influential columns, with
the request that other papers viii copy.
Faithfully yours. II. A. Brock.
Richmond, va December s 1892.
List Of the men who accompanied Cap
taius Lewis and Clark on their expedition
of 1901 'O6. copied from the original AUTO
graph muster-rou al Merriwether Lewis,
Eow on file In tho archives of the War De
partment. Biographical data desired Of
ali these men excepting Patrick GOsS,
whose full biography DR.. Cones pos
soSses): /. Sergeant John Ordway; 2.
Sergeant Nathaniel Pryor afterwards En-
sign United States Army ~: 3. Sergeant
Charles FLOYD idied August 20 1904 4.
Sergeant Patrick Cross: 5. Private William
Bratt0n: 6. Private John Collins: T. Pri-
waite John Golfer Tor Coulter or COalter) {;
3. Private Pier c CruZette cor Crusatte
or Cgoixette': Q. Private Joseph Field !;
10. Private Reuben Field: II. Private
Robert Frazier or Frazer or Fraser II.
Private Slias Goodrich: -. Private George
Gibson: "a. Private Thomas p. Howard :;
Is. Private Hugh Hall; lG. Private
Francis LabWcne lSCi-name probably
Francois Lah.chs II. Private Hugh Nc
Neal Tor Mcneil: Is. Private John
Shields; -. Private George shannon
relative of Governor Shannon, Of KEN
lucky -: 20. Private John Potts; p. Phi
waite John Bapteist La Page (Jeau Bap-
tiste Ie Page -: %. Private John Is.
Thompson: %. Private William Warner
2i Private Richard Windsor; %. Private
Peter Wiser: 2f. Private Alexander Will
lard u. Private Joseph Whtohouse; Is.
Interpreter George Drulyard COR Droull-
lard or DrewyerJ %. Interpreter Tout
SAINT CAarbono Tor ToUssaint Chaboneau).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
HATS AND GAPS

stand at the head OF the list in every
outfit. How are you headed for the
winter? You ought to be headed for
our store, and if you are level-headed
that's Just the place you are pointed for
now. You'll score a point if you are,
and you'll be better fixed in the way OF
headwear than you can be elsewhere il
Won give us an opportunity to provide
your outfit in this particular. Don't
allow your head to suffer in comfort as
we'll as in appearance, and you'll never
appear half so stylish and cheerful as
when you've been fitted with Winter
Hat or Cap from our stock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
FOR RENT.
EoR RENT.

FOR RENT. G
No. 400 north Twelfth street, corner hsrshall
sea ives, cary street new brick, $500.
10 west Cary street. rooms s2lo'
IiO7 Taylor street, y rooms; $500.
400 north 1hrty-second strees (neWl'
4o5 north Thirty-second street (neW),
4o7 north fhir,y-secoud street new, 7
5Ie Catherine Qrame-detsched) o rooms;
500. -
lo7 south Beech street, rooms; $3.50.
3l3 Reservoir street brick, z rooms; slf4'
i5OJ vest Cary street, rooms: fl2O.
pi5 north Seventeenth street, rooms sl2O
lOl6 Randolph street, 9 rooms; $40.
ICIS west Cary street, O rooms; Sl2O.
is Lomb hardy street, between Main and Cary
11o3 Wallace street, rooms; 1888 per
100 C5nriiy street. 4 rooms IS per month.
lib POwhRtan street lneW), roomsi CIV
nh wallace street. 4 rooms; es per month.
202 south Beech street, room; - per
month.
10Y Richard street, near Seventeenth
street, 81 per month.
1oo3 Boyd street. rooms: $3.50 per month.
Ola OAK street 3 rooms; 50 per month.
Ole Webster street, rooms: - per montn'
1910 Mil street, near Chesapeake anu OhlO
shops, 90 per month.
STORES.
700 west Broad street: $500 per annum.
STORE and DWELLING, Barton Heights !;
4210 per nnnum. ,..-,,,
Corner Iwenty-ninth and VI streets-STORE
and DWELLING; $3.50 per annum.
ZIG Brook ayenue-sTORE and DIV ELLlNd |;
1929 GER annum.
24lOJa east Main street; sl20 per annuh'
DENOON, TUPPER & CO..
S2l Main stree.
I'M. ooo de lS-1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

the remainderi can only recall this
much;
What form Ia that that seeks the pale ~ nations
With brow upraised with battered sword snd
blade,
Free born Of right through wars brute desola-
ton
That speaks 10 az IN battles cannonadeP
We know her not, We seek not o. her ssory,
Hence pass hor bY nor let ua rccoRnlEe
million swords are held aloit 90 shield her--
IL 81 cur south. tho peopie's voice replies
2. What was the date OF the unvelliDg OF
the Washington Monument IN the Capitol
Square Of Richmond
Yours very respectfully, W.
!. We do not know anything about the
poem in question. but some one of our
readers can no doubt inform US.
2. February ~, 1855
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

L,OR RENT, THAT YALUABLEea
IL STORE No. 100 Broad street, between "a
First aud Second streets, suitable for any. kind
of retail business. This house viii be put in
nice order for a good tenant.
ii. sRLDoN TAYLOR & son.
6aI7-ot Eloyenth and Bank streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
ceorgia's Impeachment Trial.

ATLANTA. Ga, Decem Der 17-The sensa-
tional impeachment trial, when mas oeen
going on before q legislative oom a.l vn
LIZA sSiY H. the sxoneration and endorsement
SS' JvJen GEORGE Gober, of the Blue Ridge
C,ycnit by an overwhelming vote. The
test,,n6ny showed that Judge Gober bad
in no Tespeet acted hey ond his legal rights
as charged. and it was evident that tho
ebsrges were broue ht through malice. The
vote sustaining the committees report 70
tho House was ll2 to ~. eight OF the ist-
ter votes being those OF Ihird partyitc.s
and the other four oblecting 10 Tue fepoi'
on purely technical grounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
THEY SNAPPED YARNS.
Cleveland and Southern Newspaper-hen-
No References TO the Ofiices!!!


No References to the Onices!!!
ny telegraph 20 the Diapatch.l
NV York, December 1.-THE directors
Of the Southern Associated Press, who
have been in this city for the past two
DAYS. made a formal call on President-elect
Cleveland at his Office, IN the Liverpool,
London and Globe building. today
There we're in the party the Hon. Patrick
Walsh. OF the Augusta Chronicle; Evan Z.
Howell Of the Atlanta Constructors MAJOR
j. T.. Hemphl, Charleston N@fs ant
Cmn.,er: Colonel John Estill, Savannah
Ne,cs: c. c. stockton, Jacksonville Tines
Union; Adolph 5. Ochs. Chattanooga
Times: Charles S. Clarke, New Orleans
T;pl,s- Democrat: J. L. Mcdaniel, New Or
leans agent Southern Associated Press, ana
o. &. Hatton, Washington agent southern
Associated Press. J.. NJ. Howell INTRO
duced the gentlemen, and then for twenty
minutes Mr.. Cleveland and his guests
svaoped stories about the recent election.
Tbey were all OF funny nature, and at no
time was the political future referred TO-
nor was anything SAID about appointments
from the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
BY George W Mayo. Auctioneer.
Nos. % and "a north Ninth street.
VERY FINE WALNUT CHAMBER
AND PARLOR SUITS,
MIRRORS, MAHOGANY FURNITURE, &c,
AT AUCTION.
By dr.~tion OF lady who has loft the city |
Will sail at my auctiOn-rOOms, nc tU:3O a. NJ,
10 IAll

By dr.~tion OF lady who has loft the city |
viii sell at my auction-rOOms, nc lU:3O a. NJ,
MONDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1892,
vary lae PARLOR SUIT Of ak pioces-bsnd-
a5.re massive walnut frames and uphOl-
s,ared in varied silk plush;
pARLOR SUIT, upholstered IN silk brocatelle A:
= HAVOGAN CARD-TABLkS, brass feet
handsome CLAW-FOOT MAHOGANY LEAF
TABLE;
iMAUOG ANY TABLE, Egyptian marble-top;
MAHOGANY BOOKSHELF -.
. ono subuantial WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS;
. WALNUT WAKDROBES-one with plHte-giass
Excellent HAIR MATTRESSES and WIRE
. very me aOQUETTE CARPETS;
FEATHER PILLOWS, aad variety u othof
Also CHAMBER SUITS. SINGLE and DOUBLE
PEDSTEiDS: ....u...,.,,,.,.,,
BuRESJS. TABLES, CHAIRS, MATTRESSES,
SPRINGS; ,,.,,,.,
PTFR yIRROR ant STAND aud HALL CHAIRS
JACOBIN MANTLE MIRROR;
NAHOGONY SIDEBOARDS, WALNUT BUF-
FFTS, TOILET WARE;
And an unusually 1ue and large assortment ol
handsome FURNITURE and HOUSEHOLD AR
TICLEs u aN sorts and = large number VI very
good uEA rlNG-5rOEES.
s'''' GEORGE W. MAYO,
deIS Aucuoneet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
Record of Grimes.

fBy telegraph to the Dispaich.I
Nrw ORLEANS. December 1.-THE LINES s
Democrdt special from Meridian, PISS s
says Thomas Murray yon tae pa committed M
hn .l Last week, and who was arrested III
r nsic zoo, "a he was leaving train, was
Srnuabt 10 Meridian this morning ny
D uloIlsr detectives. He made fuil
rd ni on bis arrival. He was or "
rrs;ened before magistrate, pleaded
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
ADLkl THE JUST.
Observation-Disclosures Stevenson to Visit
the south--His Party.
IBytelograpn TO tue Dlspatch.l

INy teIogTaUl % INC DI7YIF0"'I
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, December IA banquet
Will be given TO Nlce-Presl dent-eIecV :. =
49, end the following evening he will be
enfertaIned by the Commercial Club and
eitlzens OF Atlanta, Ga. Mr.. Stevenson
and party will leave Chicago SUNDAY
rigbt r,1 the Wabash road in the private
car "Hszlemere." lie will arrive III St.
I,0nis MONDAY and proceed south ca the
louisville and Nashville road. -,
With the Nice-President-elect VIII DO
Mrs. Stevenson AMI three daughters .. y;
IL Mr. billiard and wife, Judge W. Z.
Ewing and wife. Mrs. II. i. Scott and two
danehters, Colonel 5. W. Fordlce ana Miss
Jennie Fordice. George b. Burnett, ana
Miss Blanche Burnett.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
The Death Of Prince Albert.

.~ # ne DfsDa'ca;
t'e head Of cabicqrams in your
ie l5,h instant il Is stated that
4. f..- SOS tho thifty-frst anniyer-
15 death Of Priuco Albert"
- certainly mistake.
I--ce Albert has been dead at least
y ''i-s1 years. u. ID. Il.
''aee Albert died at Windsor Castle
"'semoeI u, 1851.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
CLEMENCEAU CASE,
MEETINGS-Third Monday.

SYRACUSE LODGE. KNIGHTS or PyTHiAs.
HigHNOSD LODGE, 0DD-TELLOW5.
INDIASOLA TRIEF, RID AEN.
PANUSKLY lRlEE, RED MkS.
ASNOWAN Tribe, RED MEN.
LEE COUNCIL, FI,AIERNAL CIRCLE.
FAsT-ENp LODGE. GOLDEN CHAIN.
PATRICK HENRY COUSCH, MECHANICS
JEE COUNCIL. MECHANICS.
GRACE COURT EQUITABLE LEAGUE.
VIRGINIA LODGE, TONTi.
STONEWAIL GROVE, uRtIns.
RESCUE LODGE. GOOD TEMrLARs.
CHARITY LODGE, GOOD TEMPLABs
MGILL CATHOLIC UNION.
ST. EENEDiCTUS BENEFICIAL SOCIETY.
RICHMOND LODGE, ELKS.
~" COMPANY. FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
IyASHOE LODGE. kNTGHTs OF PYTHIAs.
UNITED BROTHERHOOD or CARPENTERS.
sTONEwALL CLCB, 80. 80, LYChJA LEAGUE o.
AMERICA.
ALEOBA COUNCIL
MCHNJND COUNCIL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
Nn,icn IN CnrresnonAnntA

No notice will be taken of anonymous
communications.
Nor will any attention be given to long
strings" of questions.
Many queries are not answered because
similar ones have been recently answered.
Address Query Editor, DISPATCH Office
Eichmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
& ANSW Frs.
law IN VIRGINIA AS TO sToct
KILLED ON RAILWAYS.
... ,.,ooi Teachers and Road work
,,l .Ei.e and Rail OF the Tide
NJ Elchmond, Etc
sxYpEn. Va.

-.,. r..s. >F ne DtsD1'oi'
..... mo what tho law ia for stock
..e railroad 10 Augusta county (.
tuo ago something about q
H-t a.nct remember what the
whether % was for TINS county
>. Il.
.r.f Virginia on the subject TO-
..... a- follows;
.... Provide for Boards Of Appraisers
Damages g. Owners OF Property
.a bA.road Tracks.
....,eI March &. lSo2.1
.I tyNr. Gmqrqi assembly OF
IHrt Whenever any property is
... tram 81 cars or LOGON y
.. railroad track within this
... b.. awful tOT the owners o'
., injured 20 bRy0 the pro-
.l ana the damages assessed
u. appraisers 81 the follow
ine owner az such
s-sut ar attorney, may
.-.r.st, intelligent, and dlsin-
.il1y OF tho county whore
rei as the appraiser IN his
.f'y Che nearest section fore
company or person ia charge
... llGt such ou appointment
.. and tlersup0u 10 shall be
..-a section foreman to ap-
.. appraiser on behalf Of
company. who. after beng
s.a., constitute "a boatd OF
-. examine the property in
t.csauc Uo killed. TX he fair
-."aHt ana n The same be
..s sW.u1t ~ the dpteriora-
tH.r cash value by reason ot
j. case e1f3 two appraisers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
TRANSATLANTIC RACE.
Tho Greyhounds CITY OF Paris and Etruiia
Leave New York.
fBy telegraph TO the Dlspatch.l

fBy telegraph 10 the Dlspatch'l
NV YORK, December 1.-THE lnman
Line steamer City of Paris. nOw noiu ldas
the eastern record, and the Sunat ~ en
across the ocean. Both steamers. carry
n nasseneers hoping TO arrive in time to
sp~snd Christmas at their homes IN Europe.
70 accommodate holiday travel the sa 5Il,l.
If the CITY of Paris was changed from
wednesday TO to-day. . 60,
This il the last trip of both steamers r9l
come little time. The City OF Paris VIII
return on the LIST Of March and the Etr ,u.
r;e about the 21st of January, the former
probably flying the American nag
Among the passengers OF tine EIru urn
were Arthur Herbert, or the brl'isI 10 nv ,so.
,,n' o at Newport on Wednesday,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

BRooKLYs, X. Y. December The
Brooklyn tabernacle, Rev. i. re VIII
Ialmage. pastor. has been seized oy tn ne
Sheriff to satisfy g judgment OF Hi,l9s.S'
obtained against the church by aired ~.
Long, q decorator and painter, tor worh
done in the construction OF the building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
NEW Works. QUARANTINE.
| Recommendation Made by the state
Board of Commissioner.

Board of COmmissioners'
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
ALBANY. N.Y., December 1.-THE state
Board Of Commissioners OF quarantine
have determined it TO DO necessary
70 improve and enlarge quarters at
Hoffman Island for the accommodation
Of a larger number of steerage passSen-
gers and also TO provide a suitable place
10 10 attained IN New York bay, especially
during a cholera scourge. For the recep-
t,on Of cabin passengers the committee
proposes to build a ship capable OF accom- q /
modating 500 persons or 70 seIect .i u Inv
island south of existing quarantine ISLANDS.
The LEGISLATURE will be asked to pass upon
these recommendations. ,,.p
The probabilities are that the use OF Ere =
Island as a quarantine station wlil pe als-
continued and the island sold. for the lea-
s0r thai the law nj present prohibits the
use OF any part OF Long Island for quarah-
tine purposes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
HENRY w. billiard DEAD.
He Was Prominent in Southern Politics
Before the War.
10y telegraph to the Dispatch J

ATLANTA, Ga. December T.-Colonel
Henry W. billiard died here to-day. lie
was prominent in southern politics before
the war, especially in Alabama; was in
Congress from that State IN 1912; was
United States Minister to Belgium; was in
Congress many years; was an elector on
the Fillmore ticket III 1856. and that of Rel
and Everett in - 0. IN la11 he was ap-
pointed by President Hayes United States
Minister 10 Brazil.
Colonel billiard was noted writer, and
his book. Politics and Pen Pictures. D
has been widely circulated. He was ma
tive Of Fayetteville, y. q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
Wrinkles. uowto Remove Them.

To me EItor or the DySDd'ch;
What will remove premature wrinkles
from the forehead inst over the eyes!
What will prevent more from coming
Arv information Will be gladly accepted.
Very respectfully, ,. Is. u.
We do not know
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
The state Chemist.

FIUKF, BOTEIoUBr, VA.
To ne E3a0r Of me U.spa'ca:
Who "a the State Chemist and what 10
his address j. A. b.
DR.. Coroner W. H. Taylor, COG east
Grace street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

DOR RENT.

DWELLING No. 3l3 Twelfth street. between
Broad and Marshall: contains nine rOoWs'ihube
BATE aud modern improvements
DWELLING No. 3OS north Twelfth street. WIN
about ten rooms, besides Kitchen and servants
rooms. md modern Improvements. .
DWELLING No.9O9 Clay street, between -'ihIi
and T.utr. win ten rooms and all couveniencos
There is also "a large bic in rear.
DWELLINGS Nos. 229 ana 2Jl south seoon1
street. with seven rooms each, and besides bath
&c.
DWELLING No. 80 north Thirteenth street
With FIX rooms, &.
DWELLING over store Va. 7l3 Main street, be
! tween Seventh and Eighth, with about eigh
rooms and In perfect order.
DWELLING over store No. l3l2 east Man
street, with six rooms. Apply 20
Is. SELDOM TAYLOR & son,
1915 corner EIogrUfN and 1877 uA streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
The Chaplain Of the House.

To ne LdTor Of ne DiSpa'ch:
VIII Won please inform me if the chap
laus of the House Of Representatives are
appointed in rotation, according 10 reh-
cious denomination? If not, how are they
appoiutedf CLAUDE.
The chaplaing Of the House Of Represen-
tatives are elected.
The present chaplain, who is q Method
ist, is now serving bis fifth term. lie Is
blind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

r.r3, On American poet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
Il TWO BSrANTIALLY.BUILr BRICK
DWELLINGS, No. no AND 9I3 McDONOUGh
STREET, MANCHESTER, YA.--By virtue Of a
deed OF trust from SmitheYt spain aud vito
dated July z, 1892. recorded In Decd book IA.
page 1928, In the Clerks olire Of the Hostngs
Court Of the city Of Manchester, default having
been made In the payment Of the bond secured
by said deed aud being thofeunto required By
and Loan Company, tho uuiersigned trustee
viii sell ~ public auction. on the premises, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1892,
a. o'clock 7. NJ, those two ATTRACTIVE
BRICK DWELLINGS fronting together 30 fee,
on the south side Of McDonough street oetwsen
Seventh and Eighth streets, and haying depth
OF 100 feet to an alley. This property !. I'm nru-
rate order. the lots arc very desirable IN every
way, the dwellings contain six rooms eacn. aud
are very conveniently arranged
TERMS: Cash. <. l.. ADAMsoN.
Trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

... herewith dun" and
Uo unlawful % send on q
j. c. ).
.. ". 81: Dear ~lr,-Iou viii please
t $500 amount Of $50 Is due on
1863. lcl Viii please attend 10 H.
y. \.
.. that 10 is very likely thst the
authorities would hold that 1t Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
Carl >churI.

NE4roLr EEws, Va.
10 Lsalrts
-e political faith Of Carl
.- bee been n lifelong Demo
.. general 10 the late Union
T.. ". Il.
c.9er.iin the Union army.
q Republican. lie Is in
...res bat has always sup
.. .y, and.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

NtWFONT NEWs, Va.
To ne Fdtor Of ne DjSDC'ch:
What is the rise and fall of the tide in
the James at Richmond? J.. 7. Il.
The mean rise and fall of tides IN the
james at Richmond Is found to be 3 G-lO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
ByA. N. Pollard, AuctiOneer.
If. X. Kills, Manager and Salesman.)
WE WILL SELL AT CORNER
w First and Broad streets

WE WILL SELL AT CORNER
w First and Broad streets
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10TH,
az 1890. tho largest consignment OF FURNl-
TI-RIs and HOLIDAY GOODS ever offered IN
this city, consisting In part OF
Walnut Chamber suit with Deyel-edge mirrors
and Tennessee marble;
. Stunned Chamber SUITS;
Wardrobes, 3 Bureaus, Washstandsi
Breech-L Loading Guns, 2 Mnzzle-loading Guns (;
l I5-shot Repeating Winchester KITE;
2 Parlor Suits with plush covers and walnut
frames
9 broken Parlor Salts.
4 Washstand Seis
/ Buffet, l Hai-Rack
l dOZ n COai-hOds;
Mattresses Oh airs. large lot Crockery.
We will also sell 80 Dolls:
rs Albums, 80 Tool-Chests;
100 boxes Turkish Bath Soap;
rs dozen Linen Handkerchiefs;
100 boxes Whiting Paper, and many other arti-
cles.
sPECIAL-We have on hand large lot q
Rogers's and Sick q Lallimond's Silver Goods IN
Flat aud Hollow-Ware Silver Knives, Forks
spoons and Sugar-shells, Cassors; Sugar, Slav
Pickle, and Celery Dishes, Cake Baskets, Fruit
Stands, &C. The above goods must be sold.
Seats furnished for iadios.
dois An. POLLARD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
GALL FOR OUR
Printed Rent List.
J.B. ELAN & CO.,
11I3 Main street.
Phone 53I. dc 1S-lt

EOR RENT, VERY pESlRA- On
i BIZ. CENTRALLY-LOCATED BRICK -
DWELLING, No. sos north Tenth street. Sin0
rooms, newly paperod, modern improvements.
SUTTON ~ co,
de1S-It IOlA Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
By. n. Valentine, Auctioneer.
1885 east Main street.
TO NORTHUMBERLAND OUl

lou east u tlu rkitt's
VNO NORTHUMBERLAND COUN-
Z TRY DEAL ERS-AUCTlON SALE OF
CLOTHING, NEW AND SECONDHAND ku IS
BER sHOFS, lcC.-Specal trade sale
MONDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1892.
AZ 100 O'clock. at my auction-rO0m, 1888 east
Main street - .
lao sI- IRIS ~ MEMS, BOYS, and Chill REN
500 PAIRS PANTS. new and secondhand:
300 NEW and SECONDHAND OFERtOAIS;
80 LADIES CLOAkS;
- dozen GENTLEHENS SCARFS; -
Large assortment of &C. r. DRAWERS, kNII
DRtWlRs. CLOVES, FUR MUFFS. COL
LARS. FANCY FUR MUFFS, SUSPEND
Frs. and SILK 1iES;
100 dozan ASSORTED HATS;
q .ases RUBBER SHOES Gnd CLOTHING, by
order Chesapeake and Chic Hallway Com
pquy.
Great many other desirable aud salable goods
anitnD!e for Christmas trade. THIS q very large
and attractive sale, and all goods viii be sold re-
gArIIess OF value. Special attention wiz be giVe1
60 country buyers sud Will ship goods IN tlme lo
Christmas trade. j. II. fALEN iNh'
de- ID Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18

.... i.tatoosi STANDARD Weight or.
STEwARrsyILLE.
" tie DisU0'chi
..a-u me what the standard
IRISH potatoes is for the State Of
A. l.. II.
ci- 'ature % 1s99'o0 made &c
standard weight, but 60 pounds
.H4..g taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-18
By Sutton s. Co,
Real Estate Aucti0necrs.
1914 Main stgeet.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
i TWO-sTORY DETACHED FRAME DWELL
ING No. 13O0lS WEST CLAY BETWEEN NOh'
Ton AND KINNEY sTREETs.-By virtue OF
certain decd Of trust executed 20 the Vndersigne
trustee, dated December Z. 1891, and OF tecofi
In tho Clerks Once Of RichmOh' NbancctY
Court, Deet-BOok IA G, page 4Oi. deihnE
having been made In the payment % portion
Of the money secured thereby, and bong 70
quested so 20 30 by tho beneficiary thecsin, ~
shall proceed % sell at public auction upon the
promises. on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1899,
AZ 40 o'clock =. 81, the aboYe-described Pro
PERFY, fronting 2OIl50 feet on Tue north Sde
II Clay between Norton and kinney Streets
The dwelling has six roOu3 aud Is m good oe'
der.
TERMS: Cash, rs 20 expenses of sale and 10
pay on ono interest note OF tl3. credit "a 10
sl2 until June z, 1893, and further credn
az 20 84l2 until December 7. fsJj; balance
upon terms % DO annOuD ed A. sale.
{. H.SUTfON, Trustee.
SUTTON 4 CO., Ancti0neera. de 10