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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-01

parece que Ia policla espafiola ha trabaiado CON
alg6n 6xito deteniendo un individuo sospecho.
so de complicidad en- el atentado del Liceo de
Barcelona. Este indivlduo que SO llama Ramon
Maz6 viajaba CON el nombre supuesto de Antonio
Rinaldl.
Berlin, 16. El Emperador Guillermo hs
mandadO arrestsr dos franceses que naveea.
ban en- aguas de Kiel en- un yats ingl6s 8 ,spe
chase que sean envisdos por el Eatado Mayor pe.
neral frances Dicese que .Aleman1a mandsra
CON este motive una nota diplomAtica & Francia.
Via Sdnte Domingo
Londres H. Los peri6dicos ingleses aseeu
ran que el Sultan de Marruecos NO consentira que
Espaha recauds sl producido de las Aduanas. v
que rechazara, por exajoradas Las pretensiones
del Gobierno Espahol, respecto del arreglo pro-
puesto por el Sultan. >.a-@ .@
Barcelona l6 Be perHigue activamente &
los peri6dicos anarquistas que felicitaron & sus
camaradas espa6oles CON motive del tItimo aten
tado en- el Teatro de esta ciudad.
Melila, 15 Los moros siguen atacando
decididamente las fortalezas espa6olas estas se
ven precisadas hacerles disparos, sin cesar, de
caiioneria para asf impedlrles que ae aprox men.
Barcelona, Is. Han sido enyiados. & eata
ciudad algunos agentes franceaes para ayudar
nueatra policfa. Mr.. Develle ha anunciado Es
pana que puede contar CON el apoyo de Francia '
Rusia para las persecusiones de los anarouistas.
Paris, IL. El comercio frances, en- general,
se manifesto muy favorable al tratado de conner.
clio CON Espana, aunque sera necesario retardarlo
I'M POGO consecuencia de haber sido muy abun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23

WILL DELL Oh EACHANOEG2
4 for Richmond or Manchester property A.
DESIRABLE FARM OF $40 acres, more or less,
in Chesterfield. Dwehlng house with four
rooms, ono clubhouse, aud enclosed garden. a
well OF goOd water and a small orchard. SIT
uated about two miles from HalsbOro, on me
Ricbmond and Danville ra ilroad and ono aud
one hall miles from mOseley's Junction.
Churches, mill, AMI school very near. Saw
mill convenient. Address
JOHN a. TURPIN. HallsborO'.
an o9-1ts Chesteraold county, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
OK TO JAMES CITY,"
e,oer n. c. REGIMENT ORDERED TO
ASSEMBLE AT GOLDSsoRo'.
o.roe, wnI 10 Compelled to Va
Ito NJ. Fryan's froperty-Set'le"ent
~, tho Bostisn-Bridge Claims.


A.H NAA N'tf H"f
p.,,eu \. C.. April 22.-Tbis after
.-lars wore issued directing tho
...mcnt TO assemble At Goldsbcro'
.v..I,v prepared 20 CO to James City.
.r,nt has eight companies aud
moths Julian l.. Wood. One COM
o..Ieo to Newberne on the oyster
steamer LILY. Tents will be sent
.,aucy by the force, as ne quarters
available az Nowberne.
Also NAVAL
r- meat's strength is 400, and 20 it
it.e NrWbcrne division OF the ma
sheriff Lane. backed by this
vl thDn make the anal demand
utf.uw8lOf the negroes from the
Ia. tarN Illegally occupy. Governor
ut- expected 10 arrive mere TO-DAY
Washington city. but will not come
-MurrCw.
EIwAErs OFFERED.
-. Governor offers rewards Of $3.50
.- James 4. Mclean and William
... .. Hsructt county, both coiored,
murder oi EphTalm Mcneil and
Do. .u.-worth.
MA ha, done much damage 20
t.,IaE blown the limbs Of the trees
..Ilkr.h nearly all kinds. To-dayis
o.s.ery and not tho least like
r.r tne revenue officers reported tho
o. John ". Butts 50-gallon IL
...... near Brntousyille. John
....,.. lt made both whIskey and
IrrrNsIvF DISASTER.
.. e.t. rm.nt of the claims for dam
~ ont OF the BostIau-bridgo dis
FEa sIsm. a.aH.F ina RHUh
lanyiile railwgv 100000. Of
H WAS settled III thirteen suits in
I ..-nty.
THE STATE PRESS.
I.. r. -tsrs of the State Press Associa-
...Y. t.r NoWberne Tuesday. There
...IiI papers IA the State and OF
r.r are N the association. Tues
... tc fle ASSOCIATION Will hold an
as. sslon. T.. f.. billiard Is prcsI-
.. K Shcrrill secretary. Arrange
tev. been made for free t~ransporta-
.. f.e members 90 the Worlds
Co.. ri0ttosvilie and Cincinnati.
... N.e ltt1.
...l here TO-DAY tthe suicide
b county Of j.. ". Morgan. q
r r r.. years old. He took lauda-
. lam iv troubles caused the suicide.
~-I.cuTgs' REUNION.
t-. -,r.r.s have been made for a re-
p t.e teachers and students of Ok
College tIOm Its foundation
., tne present time: also, al the
.r. sud place. of the students Of
.r-tsf eWale College. OF which
".I H1uEooi was president.
Ir. Iardr1m. of Richmond. Will
? ,le some DAYS longer. his revival
bong very successful.
v..E .N TTr school.
.. have ueea issued for immediate
.-.. school ior the bind at Nor
AL Gle" contracts tor material
Twelve hundred thousand
... he J. lail. and oOJ.O01 more aye
r'. .c walls.
ming tle body of Mr.. Frank
o.. whose sudden death here last
. 'n, boon reported. was taken 10
rf.r rial.
off, ING piue-tr",s hy the re-
extensive forest fires, winch
. forty counties the first Of tho
month";. is uoV found TO be many
beaver than was expected. 1t Is
r.-..us uatfor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23

ments notice with fatigue uniforms.
blankets. and twenty rounds OF ball car
tridges. The assembly roll sounded i'm
mediately, and At this writing the company
~ making preparation to move 10 New
berne as soon as marching orders are re-
ccIyed. A number OF citizens are yolun-
teeringN 10 GO vita the Rifles.
LATER.
Acknowledgement Cameron has ordered
the company 10 report at Kinston at 3
O'clock l.. NJ. Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
THE TWO BODIES IN THE BOX.
CSdavers Which Created n Sensation In
dorsey CitN-The Dnsions Gone.

rCorresponienceo OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHABLorrKsyILLr. Va. April 22.-The
finding of the two bodies in Jersey City yes
terday appears 20 have caused n great desl
of excitement all over the country. About
fifty kilograms were received here from
different sources last evening IN reference
to the matter, which kept those interested
busy for q short tune. just what the out
come of tho matter will be IS hard 10 say:
The institution near here was Overstocked
with subjects" hence the r~e-shIpment Of
the cadayers to Vermont. No blame, II
there is any. is attached 20 the express
company here.
The champions (the Bustons) left at 6
O'clock this mornIng for Petersburg,
where they play q game on Tuesday.
From Petersburg the BOstOus so to New
York. It isA source OF regret that they
did not stay here as long as expected.
Considerable complaint was made by
them Of the hardness Of the University
athletiC-cIOunds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23

,,ldcuce o.! tho Richmond DisDatch.I
AND NICK. April u. -Superintend-
D.. g. Alien. OF the Scotland Neck
ait school. has been appointed homo
Nce-presidcnt OF the Educational
winch meets in Chicago July
"f No Mcdowell ran q narrow chance
.''lg badly hurt by the running away
horse yesterday while be was on bis
ional rounds. He was not hurt
i aud his horse was not seriously
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23

".- i~l-e oftle Richmond D.sDaichl
, a.. g.. AuUl ZZ.-George Cray,
-.rpoiliod Postmaster. took
. t.e Office TO-DAY and removed
ifou Granville street 70 Main
nearly CppoaIte the courthouse.
..l1m BIAS been appointed depu-
!l place OF George Gray, who
on eduesoay.
b.t,.F Skyles. wife of Robert
4 ufDu'uen farmer of White Oak,
e.le.iay IN the 10th year OF her
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
-.t1H OF 4 CeNTtNARlAN.
l.N ot tho Gle at Weidon-Methodist
LsfIvat-Fersonai Notes.

LsfIvat-Fersonat Notes.
Ie..- - ue 30 m1nl DlsDstch.i
n. a., April 22-Iouey Dudley
..... % Northampton county.
b. Was perhaps the very oldest
.. N.1...
nd ...H a!uuOus gale hero yester-
i-t. The temperature - very
r.s ar. ItAicdly comfortable.
-.'s4' 81 tie Methodist church
..f't,st. The sermon last night
A,.. Mr. hoInaday, Of Warren
E 3. Arlington. Of Petersburg, AMI
IT,. f. arl Peter Arlington. of
".f. lere Yesterday.
". b. u4rfy,. "a prominent physician
George county. Va, nas been
aepAew. liz. W. T.. Daniel. this
H L. Barrow. Of Raleigh, who has
Ni-lt @, relatives here. has re-
nr.
g. f.. HARRISON. Mrs. G.. +. Phillips,
i'aas GGIre,,. of tins place.
% tee naval rendezvous yes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23

0ONDA I al -Hf AP''t
l very handsome CARVED FRAME PARLoR
SUIT, richly upholstered:
CHERRY PARLOR CABINET;
l WALNUT ElAGLRE;
Very nandsome SO%LID-CHERRY CLAW-FOOT
FANCY CHERRY aud OAK ROCKERS and
FINE LTCiINGs, ENGRAvINGs, and other
PICTURES:
PARL0R.LAMPs, VASES, JARDINlERs, BRIO
Handsome i0SkIIEREs and POLES and LACE
Excellent %BRTssELs and other PARLoR,
NALL, and STAIR CARPETS;
SMYRNA and other RUGS, MATTINGS, &c; .
WALNUT SECRETARY and BOOKCASE, and
lot ot BOOKS-some quito valuable;
ANTIQUE OAK REVOLVING CnAlR:
LARGE LEATHER-COvERED library
FINE OAK HALL-RACK and H~ALL-CHAIRS,
una BRASS UMBRELLA STAND;
Excellent O-FOOT OAK EXTENSION TABLE
add al DINING CHAIRS;
OAK CHINA PRESS;
OAK BUFFET, BEYRLED MIRROR;
OAK REFRIGERATOR;
SOLID SILVER aud PLATED WARE;
ENGRAVED WINE-GLASSES;
DECAETEkS and other GLASSWARE: =,
HAVlLAND D~ESsERT-SEF and DINNER aud
FINE OAK CHAMBER SUITS;
DOUBLE AND SINGLE OAK WARDROBE5,
FANCY TOlLEr-SErS;
HAIR ana other MATTRESSES;
FEATHER PILLOWS AMI HOLSTERS;
WOVRN-WIRE and other BED-SPRINGS;
OIL-STOVE, COAL-SASES, RENDERS, and 4
large miscellaneous assortment OF USEFUL
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES.
This furniture Is IN unusually nice condition,
and everything will DO sold HiIhou: limit or re-
serve. Ladies especially invited 20 attend the
fale. GEOhGb W. MAAO,
ap 22 Aucti0neer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
1hs Rifle. Get msrebin, Orders.

|F'NHI ItIrGfaID 70 The DlsD9tc1.l
q 'LLtN'hlE. ~ C.. April ~. Captain J..
nulth, of the Pitt-County Rifles, re-
a telegram tonight from Colonel j.
"'ed. commander OF the First Regi-
north Carolina State Guard, 10 get
VVApsay ~ readiness TO move ut d no.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
AUCTION sALEs-MepdsS-
By ]. II. Elan & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
11I3 Main street

Real Estate Auctioneers,
lib Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE BY PUBLIC
Il AUCTION OF
THREE DEsIRABLY-LocATRD y AT
TRACTIvE MEDIUM-sIzE MODERNLY-
CONSTRUCTED DWELLINGS
ON THE EAST | OF TwENTY-TH1RD
STREET BETWEEN MARSHALL
AND CLAY STREETS.
ONE OF WHICH IS THE CORNER on CLAY
STREET,
ANATTRACTIyB DETACHED BRICK
DWELLING OF NINE ROOMS
AND
TWO ATTRACTIVE FRAME DWELLINGS
OF NINE ROOMS EACH,
ALL HAVING MODERN CONYENIENCES y
LOTS OF GOOD SIZE,
Nos. All, 419. AND 42l NORTH TWENTY
THIRD STREET
GOOD HOMES AND GOOD RENTING PRO-
PERTY.
In execution OF n certain deed OF trust 70 mo
bearing date April 4, 1892, OF record IN Deei-
Book I45 II, page 353, Richmond Chsncery
Court. default have boon made In the debt Sc
cured, and being required 20 10 do by the beh"-
nciary, | shall sell by public auction on the pro-
MONDAY, APRIL -, 1893,
a. . O'Clock p. NJ, the REAL ESTATE described
IN said deed aud situate as above stated: The
BRICK DWELLING being two stories above
basement, detached, containing nine rooms,
range. hot and cold water, bath, closets gas,
DC. spacious, substantial, and well arranged,
with lot about 2jI130 feet, more or less; and
tho TWO FRAME DWELLINGS being two
stories each above brick basement, containing
about nine rooms each, having gas, water, bath,
closets. and the usuaal conVeuiences, and lots
about 20x13O feet each.
This property. by reason Of its convenient and
pleasant location aud desirable size and at
rangement, Is especially desirable, and should
attract the attention Of investors for rental pur-
poses as we'll "a Of hOme-seekers.
TERgs: Under the terms OF the said deed
cash as 10 expenses Of sale, any delinquent
taxes, and the sum OF 1910, with interest on
slO5 part thereon from October z, 1892, ana
on 5000 from April Z, 1898; and the residue
upon such terms as the ~grantOrs In said deed or
the trustee shall prescribe and direct; but IL IS
probable thai, by consent, very liberal terms
may be offered at time Of sale.
JAMES h. ELAN, Trustee.
J. B. ELAN e CO., Auctioneers.
ap l 0,I9,2O,2 ,o2&23
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
DRUGS. MEDICINES. &C.
EMULSION COD-LIVER OIL

HYPoPHosPuIrEs OF LINE n SODA.
We have prepared this emulsion for tho past
ten years. Its superiority over all otheis "a al
ts,ted by every one who has used IL For coughs,
colds. bronsnitis, consumption. and all wasting
disoasss. Price 90 Dents and OIL per bottle. For
sale az ali drusstores- DO not no persuaded 70
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO..
no l2-s Richmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23

By request Of Mr.. II. Rosenberg, who has
located IN New York, We viii sci! on the
premises
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL "6rH,
at II A. NJ, his entire CIGAR AND CHBROOV
OUTFIT, MACHINERY. e., consisting 10 part
OF q SELF-FEEDINc BOILER." SIEAh-BONES,
CUTTING aud SIFTING-MACHINbS ELEC-
TRIC-MOTOR. ami SHAFTING ia complete
order: CIGAK- aud CHEKOO1-hOULDS, large
lot 81 SHAPES. TABLES, and STOOLS,
PRESSES, STOVES, ELEGANT GLASS and
WOOD OFFICE PARTITIONS. IRON SAFE.
FINE OAK OFFICE FURNlrURE-such %
DISK. CHAIRS, CHANDELIERS. BRUSSELS
CARPET, g.; large lot GAS and STEAM
PIPE. aud other MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
too numerous % mention. After vhich We Wi
offer tho UNE&PIkED LEASE On TIE
FACTORY-runnlng untl December l, 1898.
This sale offers an unusual opportunity 70
any one wishing 10 engage in this line OF ousl-
ness.
TEaMs: Cash under $50: over thar amount
sixty days note at q per cent. interest, sa;isiGc-
torily endorsed.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., Agents.
GEORGE W. MAYO, Auctioneor. ap 2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
BY b. T. Turner & Co..
Roal Estate Agents and Auctiooeers'
81 east Broad street.

NRUSTEE'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
/ Of tho provisions Of a certain deed Of trust,
dated March 1U. 1892. aui OF record IN tho
Clerks Onico OF Richmond Chencery CCuFt IA
Deadlock 14j A, page 2j9, default having
been made IN the payment Of the de0i thereby
secured, and being required 20 TODD by the Bone
nciary under. sold dsef. WI! asH By paohc
auction, On the premises, Oh
MONDAY, April "a, 1888,
at > o'clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY described In
said deed as follows: All that certain lot or par
Gel OF land with improvements thereon, lying
and being ia the city Of Richmond, fronting on
the north slde VI ChaGln street 20 feet and ran
ming back between parallel lines 100 feet 70 an
alley. belng the eastern portion OF Lot %, "a
square ., on a map made by A. \. Lee, OF =. ..
Haryie's property, recorded ia henrico county
Court in Deed-BCok 81, page J.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay any taxes that
may he due, the expenses OF the sale, and 10
discharge a note COR 1915, with Interest thereon
from March 10, 1893, and the residue on terms
to be announced at sale.
B F. TURNER, Trustee.
r L TTRGFR & Co. AucttOueers. 40 ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
BY j.. Thompson Brown Sc Co,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
11I3 Main street.
- TWO-STORY BRICK STORES,
A CORNER DRUGSTORE,
AND oSE ADJOTNING
SOUTHEAST CORNER CLAY AND BROOK
AVENUE.

We will sell At public auction on
TUESDAY, APRIL %, 1898,
AZ O o'clock 7. ~, tho above desirable STORE
PROPERTY, being stores Nos. 40 and 433 BROOK
ayenIe. The corner sore Is occupied by MI. r.
wing l.. Beyeridge as IA drugstore an commends
q good business. The upper portion - used Tor
roe dental purposes. Stors No. 433 IS adjacent
10 the corner store and contains dwelling above.
Tho lot Is ot triangular shape, with a frOnt Ot
II feet IL inches en- Clay. the eastern boundary
OF which il a line az right angles with said street
10 Brook avenue.
The stores will DO sold either separately or
together as may be desired at sale.
Terms: One-third cash balance IN one AMI
two years, O per cent. Interest, secured ~
trust-deed.
an 30 AuctiOneor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
PAINFUL INJURY.

This evening. while driving a colt
hltched 10 "A sulkv. the animal became
frightened AZ the train at the Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad de-
pot In this city, and threw Mr. Charles f..
Hunter, n Of our most prominent cIti-
7cus, and proprietor of the Farmers Friend
llow-W Works. out. INJECTING several bruises
and ugly hesh-wouuds about the face and
head. Though badly disfgured and pam
fully hurt, his injuries are not considered
dangerous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By George 4. Crawford, Auctionesr,
1905 Bank street
COURT SALE OF UNUSUALLY
DESIRABLE PROPERTY
on The
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PoTo.
MAC RAILROAD, ABOUT FOUR MILES
FROM RICHMOND.

Acting under a decree entered by the Chan
Gerry Court Of Richmond on tho 18Th day OF Jan
uary, 1s9l, In the suIt OF Lynch and wiiers !.
Lynch and ais, ! shall sell at public auction on
the promises, commencing at $3.50 o'clock. on
TUESDAY, APRIL IS, 1898,
noarly 100 ACRES OF LAND, both open and
wooded, with the improvements thereon: lhis
property has upon IL en- excellent family resi-
denco, with the necessary barns and out-buiId-
lngs. besides a comfortable nVe-room cottage.
IL Is naturally subdivlded into Iour separate
parcels, az follows:
ONE OF ABOUT 10 ACRES, with main dwell
ing, Sc.
ONE OF ABOUT . ACRES, with the cottage. %
y BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT, contain
Ing about ~ ACRES, Immediately on the rail-
road and ONE UNIMPROyED LOT Of about Is
ACRES.
said property will be sold either in parcels. as
above indicated. or as n whole, 10 suit bidders.
There h no real estate upon the market com
parable 10 this for It's present advantages and
iis promising future. situated at "StaPles," on
the Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad, II Is not only within easy reach OF
richmond by private conveyance on tho TWO
county roads, but II COST OF ROUND IhlP
BY RAIL Is LESS THAN STREEI-CAk FAKE
WITHIN Il CITY. The soil, water supply,
and drainage are all nrst-rste' adHptlns no
place peculiarly for trucking or stock-ralsing.
Among the neighboring landowners and resi-
dents are Major A. X. Courtney, Mr.. william
Ellis Jones, Mr.. A. q. Houston, Major Lewis
Ginter, aud others.
Parties from Richmond wishing TO attend this
sale con take the 4 O'Clock accommodation tram
at Union Depot or Klba Station and got Oh At
Staples" returning by q o'clock train. But the
property may also be reached by way OF tho
Hermitage or BrOa1-Street roads. and an omnl-
bus will he provided Tor bidders, which w1llleave
the Offices Of George Z. Crawford. corner Tenth
and Bank streets, at $3.50 O'Clock sharp.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance OF principal
In equal annual instalments, evidenced by no.
gOtiable notes at one, two, and three years, with
separate gu artery notes for interest, the title OF
the property to be retained until the entire plr-
chase-money is paid and a conveyance ordered
by the Court. A. ". PATTERSON,
SDpciaI Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
By Carneal & Gayle.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
HOG Main street.
A UCTION SALE OF FOUR NEW
n FRAME DWELLINGS
IN
TIE GROWING EAST END.

Or TUESDAY, APRm 25, 1898,
at $50 p. ~, We will proceed TO sell on the
premises those FOUR NEW FRAME DWELL
INGS, Nos. 30l9, 302l, 1923, and 1925, On
Frankiin street between Thirtieth and Thirty
nrst streets. These houses are well built,
have six rooms, halls, and side alleys and are
In An improving section.
Persons seeking good investments should at-
tend this sale, as tho owner needs money IN MS
business and Is determined 10 SELL
TERMS Easy aud al sale
Carnival s. GAYLE.
ap 90 AuctioneerA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
George W. Mayo, Aucsionser.

NRUSTEE'S SALE OF HORSE,
i HARNESS, TOP BUGGY, AND suRRY.-
BY virtue OF . decd OF trust TO the undersigned.
trustee, duly recorded, l viii cell a. james
sweeney's stable. No III south Eignsn suess' -
1880 A NJ.
TUESDAY, ArRu. eo, 1898,
/ very good BAY DRIVING HORSE, ssnsis
and accustomed 90 eiecxic-cxxs.
I siDE-BAR TOP BUGGY, made By David h
1 JUMP SEAT suRgy. made by David h
Ainslte. and
I SET OF SINGLE HARNESS
GEORGE J. HOOPER, IN.
Trustee.
0noaos W. Mlro, Aaetionssr. ~ 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23

A UCTION SALE OF FRUITS AND
IA VEGETABLES. We will sell at our store
TOMORROW (McxDAY) AT 10 O'CLOCK SHARP.
A nice lot Of APPLES, PINRAPPI.Es, TOMA-
TOES. SNAPS, SQUASH, CABBAGE, POrA-
z. ". EVANS s. CO.,
ap 23 Commission ke chantA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23

I, Charles ". Goddin, Clerk OF the Chancery
Court Of the city OF Richmond certify that tho
bond required of the special commissioner in
sboye-named suit by the decree therein OF Janu-
airy -, 1881, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day oil sep
tember, 1892.
Signed CHARLES W. GODDlN,
an ~ Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23

A UOTION SALE.-W E WILL
IA SELL MONDAY, April 24th. at i2 o'clock
a choice lot OF TOMATOES, PINRAPPLEs,
BANANAS, and ORANGES. Fruit-dealers re-
Quested TO attend this sale. HUDSON & CO.
Produc e-Commission Merchants, 1910 east
Cary street. ap 2J-lt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
DEATHS IN sPoTsYLvANIA.
Damage bv Fridays storni-Mr. Charlie
Hunters Painful Accident.
Especial telegram TO tho Dlsp,,.

Especial telegram TO ths DlsoAtch.l
FRrDERICKsnURG. Va. April %. Mr.. John
X. Nossett. who was paralyzed last We'd
nesday, died this evening. The deceased
served in the Confederate army and was a
well-known citizen OF this place.
Mrs. Susan A. Parker. an esteemed lady
OF tins county aud widow of Edgar
Parker, died suddenly from q hemorrhage
of the lungs.
A severe wind-storm prevailed IN parts
OF this county yesterday afternoon. level
ling fencing with the ground, uprooting
fruit-trees, and blowing down buildings.
4 largo new barn belonging TO Mr.. VIII
ham Oswald was demolished and the roof
OF Mr.. ". I. Whites stable blown Of.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23
B. u. TrRNER s Co., AucLloneer
BY George ". Mayo. AuctioneeT'
% and "a north Ninth street.

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUR
ID NlTURg, CARPETS, ETCHINGS, En-
CRAVINGS, BOOKS, &C, At AUCTION.-I will
sell at my auctiol-roOms, without reserve, for a
gentleman residing in the West End OF the city
VINO has brokonu up housekeeping at lO:3O A'N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-23

fhlDA1, AfhlL ~oih,
AZ 10 A.. NJ, the ENTIRE FURNISHINGS OF
his residence, consisting u HANDSOME SUIT
or LEATHER-COYEtKD FURNITURE, Z
pieces; ELEGANT WALNUT BUFFET and
CHINAPRESS, WALNUT DlNING-kOO FUR
NITTRE, two extra nue Parl0r suits plush AMI
silk brocatele), made expressly 10 order; large
Wall MirrOrs, Grand Hal-Stand, walnut and
Oak Chamber Suits. ' slyet, MoQuette. and Brus-
sels Carpets, Hair Mattresses. Moyen-Wire Bed
Springs, handsome Dinner ana lea-Sels, silver
ware, large assortment Of China aud Dut-GiHs',
Bric-a-B rac, elegant Bronze aud Marble Clocks,
BrOuze Statuary, large variety OF Rugs, on
Paintings, steel Eugravings. WinioT-Shsies
Curtains, Kitchen and Cooking Utensils. and
other articles too numerous 10 mention, such a.
can 30 found In a home OF refinement aud OF
well-to-dO people. Much OF tho furniture and
carpets we're recently purchased a1d made 20
order, have been little used, and are almost as
good as new.
TERMs: Under $50 cash; over that amount n
slxty-iay note vJth interest, satisfactorily en-
dOrsed.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & Co, Agents
GH0RGE W. MAYO. AuctlOneer. ap@J