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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10
TO CAR0LINA'S DEAD.
THE SITE FOR THE CONFEDERATE
MONUMENT SETTLED UPON.
To BE Built of Native Granlte-The Statues
20 he Bronze--Dr. Upper Dying-Liquor
Dealers In Standardization.
Especial telegram To- the pIspntch)

Especial telegram to the Dspatch.)
RALEIGH. y. c.. November 9.-Colonel
NJ. Muldoon. OF Louisville, Ky. who was
chosen as the architect Of the North Caro-
lima Confederate monument. arrived here
day before yesterday. Last evening he
met the Board OF Lady Managers Of the
Monument Association, and the site OF
the monument and some other details
were agreed upon. The site Is at the
west gate Of the Capitol Square. Your
correspondent had an interview to-day
with Colonel MuldOon who says the mon
umcnt. as finally decided upon. will be
sixty-one feet In height. and the cost viii
be- 5000. North Carolina granite VIII be
used.
THE MONUMENT.
At the base, the monument is twenty
seven feet square. Bronze statues OF
cavalry and an infantry soldier will be nj
the base Of the shaft. Tho latter has
very handsome Corinthian rap. surmount-
cd by a large bronze statue OF a soldier
at rest. "A yet the quarry from which
the granite will be taken Is not de-
cided upon. Colonel Muldoon left to-day
10 examine several quarrics. among them
those at Grcystone. near Henderson. He
is greatly pleased with the specimens Of
-Fol "a y hlbtild granite WHICH are FItMNs
AN EXPERT.
He has designed and built Confederate
monuments at Columbia. Macon. SaVan-
nah, and other points. The bronze statues
of the soldiers ~ the bas. Of the shaft,
as well as the colossal statue ar the top.
are all TO be cast in Munich. OF the best
bronze.
Row. Dr. II. VI. Tuppcr, president Of
shaw University. one OF the largest col
ored schools in the country, Is dying here
His foot was amputatcd last summer TO
save him from blOod-poisoninG. and later
his leg was dmputatei at the knee. it
was thought for quite q while that the
latter operation was successful Or. Tup-
per is one Of the bcst-knoWn Of educators
Of the negro.
Governor Carr to-day ordered a special
term Of the superior Court Of Pae1uotant
county. 10 b. held 10y Judge George II.
Brown. beginning January 6th.
The state Liquor-Dcalers' and Dlstillcrs'
Association is in session at Charlotte.
one Of its objects IS 10 prevent any Pro
hibtion election. it viii also urge the
recall Of the order made by the Commits
siouer Of Internal Revenue regarding the
collection OF tax upon gallons Of whiskey
% each bushel Of corn distilled.
RIGHT-OF-WAY.
The Supreme Court decides the right-of-
way case between the Raleigh and Gas
ton ana IA" GIcnden and Gulf railWays
i'm favor OF the latter This settles the
litigation which began just year ago.
II Is officially learned to-day that the work
Of extending tho Glcndcn and Gulf rail
way viii soon bc resumed. II is part of
"a line between Durham and Charlotte
chartered boy the last Legislature. Rights
of-way are now being purchased In Mont
gomtry and other counties.
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Kcrfooi Beverley.

Special telegram To- the Dispatch)
FREpERICKSBUEG. VA, November
s-Mr. George g. kcrfoot. OF Clarke
county. and Miss Bessie g. Beverley.
daughter Of Captain ana Mrs. f. q.
beverley. a. Spotsylvauia county, were
married yesterday evening at O'Clock
at MassapounoN church, in that county.
Roy Decatur Edwards. pastor OF the
church. ohcm'cd. and Mcssrs \. Z.
Rowe. Jr., and Alvin n. Rowe. of this
city. were tie ushers. Immediately after
The ceremony the bridal party came di-
rect 10 Brumpion. the hospitable home OF
Hon. VI. H. Rowe. and family, where
tnry were entertained until the arrival
OF tho o'clock train. when they left for
&c bridal tour.
Mr. ami Mrs. Korfoot will reside in
Clarke county. Mr.. Kerfoot Is a son of
lion. William r. kcrfooL member of the
Legislature.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL
L DETACHED FRAME HOUSE on The
WEST SIDE OF 1WENTY-EIGH1H STREET
BETWEEN STREET AND THE NkN-
BRIDGE ROAD. NO. I5O2.-By virtue % a cer-
tain deed Of trust TO the undersigned trustees
from X. ". Monroe and wife. dated August
Is. 1892, ana Of record IN tho clerks Office OF
Hcari-O County Court, Deadlock 40 H.,
page 346. default having been made in the pay
ment OF the money secured thereby, and being
requested 50 20 DO by the benen 'tary therein We
shall proceed 10 sell at public auction, upon
the premises, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II. 1898,
at ~ p. NJ. the PROPERTY described a.
above. The house contains two rooms and tho
lot fronts - feet On the west side Of twenty
eighth street and runs back between parallel
lines $40 feet
TERMS: cash az 20 expenses Of sale and
S2q3.1S the balance upon terms 90 be an-
nounced at hour Of sale.
\. d. HARGROVE,
n. = HUTZIER,
4. 4. SUTTON,
I'm yfNNa
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By }. II. Valentino, Auctioneer,
Ono. f. Laughton, Jr., Salesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10
COMMISSIONERS AUCTIONSALE
OFA
BROAD STREET.

Weis, who sues, Gel 10 the Caancery Court Of
ys. the ,ity Of Rchmond-de-
Weis, CT al. cree OF June rs, 1893
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10
WOMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
Annual Session of the Virginia Conference
Encouraging Reports.

Correspondence Of the Dispatch)
HAMPTON. VA. November 9-Tho Viz
ciniu conference OF the .-o,7au'e Mis-
s,ouary Society of the Methodist Church.
South commenced ils annual session in
The Methodist church here on Tuesday
night with about eighty ladies present
from different portions OF th" state.
Mrs ivy. OF Lyuchburg IS The president,
and Mrs Marks. of Petersburg, recording
secretary. Mrs. Cu.ltham, OF Hampton,
stat" secretary.
The association viii probably adjourn
thI, afternoon. and Ecv Mr. Chcatham
viii preach "a sermon tonight for the SOC
ci,tv. and the ladies' will leave to-mor-
rov.
Reports from tho various local societies
show That good work is being done ana the
amount of money collected was very en-
cOuriviug
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NIllls's son NiarriCs.


U'y tcIrgraph % Inc III4plIVHI
BRYAN. TEN, November 9-Charles
Henry Mills and Miss Rachel FlournoS
Sims were married at the First Baptist
church in this city last evening. 10y Rev.
William Wilson de Hart Of Waco. Mr.
Mills IS the only son OF the famous tariff
Tc(ormcr. Senator Roger g. Mills. and
Miss Sims ia a daughter of Colonel and
Mr. II. W. Sims, OF this city. The newly
welded couple VIII reside In Washing
a.
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MI. rlnclfnrh for the L. :. Judgc.hir.

Especial telegram 90 tn" DispatchJ
INNCHHURG. VA. November 9-At
"a meeting of thc bar Association held to-
dav resolutions were passed endorsing
Captain Charles NJ. Elackford for the
iudrashlp of the Fourth Circuit. 10 sue
coed the late Judge Bond.
The dry goods firm of Larlin Brothers
mad. am assignment to-day. Liabilities,
$4,000
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NOVEMBER BRIDES.
ANOTHER BATCH or HOME BEAUTIES
IN HYmeN'S COURT.
A,.x.,ar,a,. Social Event OF the Season.
wedding Of Mr.. r. G. Dunn and Miss
Mary q. Reid-other Unions.
lc..,,e.nnndence OF the DIspatch.l

n-nFrGfDOnQfntF
ALEXANDRIA. November s.--Thc
marriage Of Miss Mary c. Reid. daush-
tor 81 colonel l.. w. Reid. Of this city.
n Nr l.. G. Dunn. engineer OF main
tcnsucc Of way OF the Virginia Midland
Division Of the Richmond and Danviile
railroad. In 81. Paurs Episcopal church
last rleht was the society event Of the
scason The church was beautifully de-
coratcd with palms and chrysanthc-
NUNS. arl was crowded with the elite
OF Alexandria society. The guests were
an iu fun evening dress. The centre OF
the church being reserved for them. rev
". ~ Burkhardt. OF Biucidd. ". Va
IA lrother-in-law OF the groom, per-
formed the marriage ceremony.
The bride. preceded by e'e usheTS'
bridesmaids. ana maids Of honor. came
VI the centre aisle OF the church. lean
INK ON the urul of her father. Colonfl L.
" REID. and Was met at ~" chdncci
b. the groom. and his brother, Mr.. j.
II. Dunn. his best man.
THE RECEPTION.
Aftcr tho ceremony reception lasting
from 90 80 O'Clock was HID az the homo
Of the briI" ou Duke street near Pitt. Mr..
ana Mrs Dunn left last night for AN eX-
tended wedding trip through the North.
The usher were Neesre. Williams Nose
lev. 4. r. Holiday, and ". G. Robinson.
Of Richmond. James H. Rcid,
Unitcd States Nayy. George Denick.
OF Washington. AMI T.. \. MaIye.
Q q Thomas. ami Leigh W.
Eed Of tris city. The bridesmaids were
Misses U.-Ir O.. Kent ana Bessie Jack
son Of baltimore: Annie Dunn. OF Nelson
county Va. Daisy Mason. Of Kentucky,
IYl,s EurIsb. of Laurel. Nd. ana Ellen
T.rkr of uis city They were at'irel
alike IN white organdic, over pink. with
pink satin trimmings and carrying bou-
quct, az pink chrysauthcmuns
MAIDS OT HONOR
I'll. maids of honor we're Misses Lucy
I..a T-the- Brooks. and Salhc Danger
f.II They were attirel BOO gowns ~
Whit, ,r.Hu1ir with satin ribbon trim
II.n-. aI. carried white chrysdnthc-
lnru.
Itttr Katherine p7lnrorae'd. who was
tt. 0uv.r rrl. wor, 20 pink costume.
Tho lrI.'- gown was OF white ivory
Satin. mll. ou tmiue. with point lace ana
.r.t..,,. bios .Ym trimmings. The bridal
vol ~ aso was caught with orange
II0 owns.
Among Those who were present were
Colonel and Mrs vs.. T. Franklin. Miss
..U. FliraIu Mrs George Small Rev.
,nnfu Powell Nre r.. r. Jackson
tus. Iltt. o. Jackson. Mr. Clarence
..cLs.u lI-. Annie jackson OF Balt-
moro. Colonel Morton Naryc, SIR j.
D. JhYmi SON onl wife. Mr.. Morton
Nar. HII Sir. Rutherford. ana MI
... Ir Warren Taylor OF Richmond
and d. host OF friends from this city.
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D-Dlnaer. ) supper
No q makes all locH .'f
al Raleigh with pledw1n, ~
Ashevule y c.. ans d..
points on the Western A'.iH
railroad. -.... me-
10. q. 'vestbuls Llm.t.i T.ih -.
fet sIeepers Richmond t1 'tA't
meets directly at Atlanta Mi'. ..
a. n. Il. for Chattanoo<a. NfF pr.
all points West Connccr M.' "..
w. T. r. r. FOR Nobll ..,
New Orleans. and an points ....... +.
No extra charge on "Nesuou.ri
ARRIVE RiCHH.NI' Dol. VII
No. 1874 daily Atlanta Sir~'t.
buled Limited Train. % b a. ~ ...i
No. U.s. Daily, except Sunday A''-''
express-s.50 II. NJ. - ,+...
For ticketa Pullman reset Fall'A.'
apDiy al ticket-oficc. Byrd-Ntir,t, ~
ton; Richmond Transfer Conte"' ,,,.....
east Main street, and COMPANY
SS east Main street ,,,.pps
John G. WINDER. Il. 7 M EHs
o. V. SMITH, T. >. ANtt'i,. s,.nr
TRAFFIC Manager. fassens.r ake~
n Al BOYKfN. Cty Pasxr AseA|
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CHRISTIANS TO CONVENE.
Claims OF Defeated Cold Water Candidates..
Texas Injuries.
Correspondence Of the Dispatch)

Correspondence OF the Dispstch)
NORFOLK. VA, November 1.-THE
Pro6ibltioniSts OF this city claim TO
The Prohlbitionists OF this city claim 10
have positive proof Of fraud in the late
ri'Fuon IN this city. and a meeting will
v he'd tonight TO decide upon plan OF
"'Noh In insutuung legal proceedings
AGAINST the judges.
The injury found " have been sus-
'sined by the battle>nip Texas In the re-
cent settliug-dOwn Of her boilers Is a per-
tect surprise 20 the workmen OF the yard
IA the matter of cost They believe the
uanage can he adjusted for far less money
'lhh me sum named In Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10
Y0RK,RIVER LINE, VIA WEST POINT,
THE FAvORIrE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND.

TRAIN 80. 10. $40 J.. N.
LOCAL EMPRESS daily except Sun
day Stops a. all STATIONS. Al Lester
Manor connects with stage Tor Walkerton
with Baltimore steamer AT West Point.
TRAIN No. rs. as i. NJ
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily except
Sunday. for West Point. connecting with
York River steamers for Baltimore. IT
Baltimore steamers connect with Balti-
more and Ohio railroad for Washington.
Philadelphia, and New York.
Steamers leave Baltimore az 5. Z. NJ.
daily except sunday
Trains from West Point arrive at Rich
mond at 800 a. NJ, 1910 A. NJ, and
TRAIN No. q. 7:o5 \. "
LOCAL MIXED. daily except SupAly.
leaves Twenty-third street for West l~int
and intermediate points.
Ticket-offce at station, foot Of Virginia
street open s A. NJ. 10 =. NJ. and from
8 T. NJ TO 1880 a. NJ
city -oifice-9Ol east Main street
SOL. HASS, W ~ i'm,
Traffic Manager General Passenger
Agent
NJ. IA. GREEN. General Manager.
J. $. r.. THOMPSON. superintendent.
JOHN NJ BEALL Travelling Passenger
Agent 9i9 east Main street. Richmond,
va no
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10

lSpoc'nl tolegIam 90 the Dispaich.)
PETERSBURG. Va, November 8. -Matilda
Rmney (colored), aged 1G, employed as
servant in the family Of f. Y. Morton, was
found dead III the basement of Mr.. Nor
tons residence this afternoon with her
throat cut from ear TO ear. A razor was
found by her side, and she had been dead
for several hours when found. 1t Is
thought That she was dcmcnted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10
THE SMALLPOX IN WYTHE.
Extra Precaution Against the Introduction
of the Disease.
Special telegram TO the Dispatch)

Special telegram TO the Oispatch)
WYIHEVILLE. Va. November g-The
report ~ the presence Of a case Of small
poN ~ CLARK summit in this county has
created considerable uuoasincss in this
town To-day the Council WAS called to-
gethcr in extra session 10 take such steps
as might be considered advisable TO pre-
vent its Introduction. Ordinances were
passed requiring every citizen to be vac
cinated. and qudrantining against all per
sons -', hav" been exposed 10 the dis
case. Or Thomas, the city physician, has
been authorized 10 gee that the ordinance
requiring compulsory vaccination be car
ri,d out
AT OTHER PLACES
Beside the case at Clark's Summit IL Is
rumorcd here to-day that there are cases
also near Pulaski city and AT Saltvile
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wnrrnnt. out for the slugccrs.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Di5pntch)
NORFOLK. Va. November 9.-The Prn-
cess Anne authorities have gotten out war
rants for the prize lighters and a number
Of witnesses, but no arrests have vet been
made. Judge Keeling is determined to
have the matter before the courts Of tho
county
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10
LOST. sTnArKu. AND FOUND.

I OST. T II U r S ID AY.Ss
IL MORNING, on Broat street - 49,
between Fourth and Ninth streets, d pair OF
GOLD SPECTACLES. Reward viii be- pad tor
return OF same 10 1872 east Cary street.
10 10-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10

srrroN & Co, Auctloneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10

WANTED, TO SELL A LOT OF
w HOMEMADE SPRING WAGONS, BUG
GlES. PA lions, ami DANTONS. Repairing
Done In the best manner. Apply 20 JAMES =.
NEALE, No. 1907 east Franklin street.
no .l-pol 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10
HORSES. MULES, cows. &c.

IGOR SALE. A FINE RIDING m
il AND DRNINU-HORSE ! Dayton ~ ~
Wagon. ] Jump-Seat surrey l Top Buggy, |
Double Coal or Brick Cart. seyera! TrucSs with
and without springs, Bula-W agons At low
figures CYRUS BO>StEUX,
no IC-eod3t No. 3 Tobacco Exchange.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10

wEIs, BY &C., PIAisriFr. AGAINST WIS. &C, DE-
FEspASrs--lN THE CHANcERY COURT or fHE
CITY ar RICHMOND:
J, Charles W. Goddin, Clerk o. SAID court, GER
tify that the bond required OF the special CON-
mirslone-s by the decree In said causo o. Hsth
June 1893. has been duly gison.
Given under my hand this goth day OF June,
1ses. CHARLES w. aoDDIS.
net Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10
(,PAYIIATED sUGAR. &c. pound ;

4 RANULAIED SUGAR. &c. pound
N LIGHI-BKONN SUGAR 3l3'.;
NEW MACKEHEL, BOO. per dozen;
POLK SHOl LDFR~. 90. "a uOund:
Plugs sun CURED TOBACCO for 25c;
ri RE- LARD, O.. pound:
Large cans TOMATOES, for DC;
NEW HOMEMADE PRESERVES. &C. or
pounds for pc;
ARBJ CKLES ARiOSA COFFEE pa. pound
! / bars LARGE SOAP Tor 2Jc.:
Large cans TABLE PEACHES, 1Oc;
SARDINES, SC. a box;
SWI1ZEk CHEESE. Doc. a pouni;
FRESH COZ NTRl BUTTER. 2Oc a pound;
NEW FRENCH Pit y f., Sc a pound:
PURE SUGAR SYRUP 2Oc. n gallon:
New VIRGINIA ri Oh " hEAI, &C. a pound;
Now APPLE-BUTTER, ~. a pound or pounds
for zoe:
NEW EARLY June PEAS. Ice. per can;
PURE OLD RYE MIlISkEN. - o gallon:
. mounds BEST CHEAM CHEESE for pc:
sILYER-KING FLOUR best sold s4.2o n bar
rel. or sc. sack:
SNOWFLAKE FLOUR, 1919 per barrel, or
2Jc. per sack
Now JELLY. d.. n pound or pounds for @5c.
Phone 3I6. prce-list mailed on Application.
:. JLLMAN'S son,
my6 lS2O-lS22 east Main
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tsVlHERE ARE NO FLIES ON
l. SMITB."-You cannot makea silk purse
cut OF sOws ear, hut you can secure your books
aud money IN HERRIEG-HALt-MARS COM
PANl'S FIRE AND BURGLAK-PROOFSA SAFES.
b. +. SMITH,
nv % No. - north Ninfh street.
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In execution OF decree IN tho above-men-
tiOnes suit the Undersigned, thereby appointed
for the purpose, will sell by auction, upon the
premises, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1898,
az 40 o'clock T. NJ, that CERTAIN LOT OF
LAND. WIN the improvements thereon, lying
and being In the city OF Richmond, on the north
side II Broad street between Jefferson and
Madison streets, fronting on said nOrtn line OF
Broad street 81 feet ard running back $50 feet
20 an alley, said property being numbered 2ls
aud 220 west Bro al street The recent marked
shrinkage IN bonds aud other securities shOulh
cause you 70 call a halt In Investments OF that
nature. What Is bsst tor you todoi Without a
second though; we would say put your money ia
real estate, Broad-street real estate N particu-
la. by way a becoming CONVEX buy this
slice and zach day thereafter you can feel that
your fortune IL being added TO-
Terms: One telrd cash balance NJ ak aud
twelve months in equal instruments 20 be evil
denced by negotiable notes, with interest ADDED,
from day OF sails, and the title 70 ssid property
10 be retained until the whole purchase mo1ey
is paid and c1nyeyancs l. ordered bs tne court
4. X. COURTNEY,
W. w. COSBY,
Special Com ID issioners-
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WANTED, EVERYBODY IN RICH
w MOND 20 take their JEWkLi-REPAIR-
lNG 70 CHAPEL & co, 30l east Broad street
where II will be promptly and skiifully done.
no j-lw
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
By sutton q Co,
Real Estate Agents aud Arcticneers'
1914 Main street.

yI,RIrSTEFS' SALE OF A De-
TACHED FRAME DWELLING ON STE
yENsOS STREET, No. 3l2.-By virtue OF =
certain deed OF trust from Daniel VIRGIN, SUI
wife 10 he undsrpigned trustees, dated Mareh
10 1899, and OF record In the Clerks once .,
the Kichmcr Chancery Court, Deed-bOos ito
n mage 44U, default having been inaue ~
the payment OF a portion Of the money secutsu
thereby, and being requested 80 20 30 Dy INC
beneficiary therein named, We shall proceeu W
selI az public Puction. upon the premises' on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Ii, 1885,
a, Az o'clock P. NJ, the PROPERTY described
as above. The house contains SIX or seNeu
rooms. with city water and cuivert conheci,ous.
Tho lot frorts % feet inches, and runs bacA
between parallel limos l2Ofeet tosecond street
This lot fronts on Second street as Wen as o'o-
yersDn street, which gives Il two 'front.'.
TERNs: Cash as 10 expenses OF saie aui
s1.275s4; tho balance upon terms % DC IN
nd,nced AZ saIe. ~ ID. HAkGRONE,
II. :. HUrZLER,
+. I. SUTTON,
Trustees.
SrTroS q Co. AuctlOneers- no ~
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pxrAaruR. or STEAMERS.
Z old MIMIC
" STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
hV,E sENI-wEEKLY LISEFoR NEW
ISAsrs& YORK.
steamers leave Rte mond
EVERY TUESDAY and FRIDAY


at 5 o'clock T. NJ. Manifest closed one
hour before sailing time. nj.
Steamers leave New YORK from TIER
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AZ 3 Il;
NJ arriving in Richmond MONpAl aO"
FRIDAY MORNINGS. 1900,
Passenger accommodations unsurpasSe"'
Cabin fare to New York dncludtng
meals and BERTH Via Jdmes-rlVer q ~
Round-trip tickets. limited 90 thirty -, ~,
days after date Of issue .....,..'. ~ 'l
Steerage fare, with subsistence .... y,
Steeragc fare. without subsistence; ~
Cabin fare via Chesapeake ana
Onto railway and Richmond ana
Petersburg railroad tickets limit = ~
el 10 four days. .....-.......-. ....- VI"
Round-trip tickets 0imited 20 thirty . ~,
Tickets can be obtained at Richmond
| Chesapeake and Ohio and Richmond anu
| Petersburg depOts and ut the COMPANY $
| Office, 1901 Main street and wharf. Rock
etts. .,,
Freight forwarded and through bills 81
lading issued for points beyond Ne"
York.
Freight received daily until : 7. NJ,
Passengers leaving Richmond on N'itN
DAYS WEDNESDAYS. THlkSpAN :;
and SATURDAYS 10y the CHESAPEAKE an'l
Ohio railway tyia Newport News az
$50 and 10y the Richmond and Petersburg
railroad tsame days. az 900 NJ VII
make connection AT NoRFOLh WIN
steamer leaving those DAYS.
GEORGE ". ALLEN 4 CO; AZ r..
No 1901 Main street.
,.,,.,f ,.,l ,,,,,or,'s ,rharf Rockets.
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BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED A PARTNER WHO

WANTED, A PARTNER WHO
w KNOWS THE MERCANTILE BROKER
AGE Wanted, n business man Of
atiiuy, experience, and some capital who
Thoroughly understands the MERCANTILE
BROKERAGE BUSINESS TO engage as partner
10 that, and also connect with it wel-paying
business already established AMI working on n
-olid basis IN the city Of Richmond. Tho two
viii work well together. A rare opportunity for
the right man. Address. with full name, MEk-
CHANT, Box 33S Richmond, Va. no SGT
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE
1 FRAME DWELLING,
40. 800 SOUTH CHERRY STREET,
BETWEEN
CARY AID CUMBERLAND STREETS,
AND
FRAME STORE AND DWELLING no. 14t2
KEMPER STREET, NEAR
RANDOLPH STREET, Al AUCTION.


By virtue Of two deeds Of trust. exc
cutcd - the undersigned, tho first dated De-
cemher Z. 1891, aud the second dated Febru-
AIRY >, 1892, from Catherine Boyle. and duly
recorded 10 the once Of ChAncery Court, city Of
Richmond. In Deed Book IA. b. page 36S. and
once OF HenricO County Court Deadlock l3S,
A. page 32g, aud once Of Chancory Court. City
Of Richmond, Deadlock lf6 Is, page lSJ, and
being required 50 20 DO by the beneficiary IN
sail deeds, We Will sell az pablo auction, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER -, 1898,
the REAL ESTATE described IN said deeds. a.
follows: First, a. 4 O'clock Z. NJ. on ire premi-
-es. the FRAME DWELLING, No. 100, south
Cherry, between Cary ami Cumberland streets,
cont aiming I've rO)ms and fronting on west side
OF Cherry street. twenty-five feet, and running
pack between parallel lines 100 feet. Second.
at ~ O'Clock +. NJ, on tho premises, the
kemper street, containing four rooms, ana lot
commencing az point ia feet west Of tho
northwestern intersection of kemper ana Ran
dOluh streets AMI running thence Yestwar1iy
aud fronting on stt1 kcmper str et tweuty-fOur
feet, theme back between parallel limos ninety
two feet to an alley, ten feet vide This prop
erty Is nov veil rented and IN good order
Terms: Cash as 10 expenses Of sale, taxes
IL any may De due. and enough to pay Oh ths
debts que and secured by said deeds. which
amount 10 t9l2.46 under the first deed, ana
the balance upon such terms as viii DO an
nouuced on the day Of sale.
JOSEPH SCHOPF,
FRANK MILLER,
JOHN ". PARKER,
Trustees.
Sale by FRANK b. HILL 4 CO., Auctioneers,
no 10
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WANT CUSTOMERS FOR

WANTED. BOARDERS FOR NICE
w LY-FUbNIsHED ROOMS, permanent and
transient. Apply at 100 nJrth seventh street.
81 & L'.sts
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