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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-23
TEMPORARY SHUT DOWN.
THE M'cREA-GREEN NUPTlAlS.
A Lovely Wedding at KinIock." the Old
Home of tho Turner's.

Correspondence Of the rchmond Dlspatch.)
WARRrSToN. September pa beautiful
wedding took place Wednesday evening at
Kinlock." the old home of the Turner's,
of this county.
Miss Catherine Green, of Greenwich,
was welded to Mr.. John McCres, of New
York. The ceremony was performed on
the spacious lawn at 4:30 o'clock. A sight
to remind one of "ye olden time " 1t was
to see the happy couple standing under
great evergreen arch. aud the bridesm aids.
lined out In white organizes and yellow
ribbons, in attendance. A large crowd or
relatives and friends were scattered about,
who offered congratulations, and partook
merrily of the liberal refreshments pre-
pared for them by the host and hostess,
Mr. aud Mrs. LouborOugh Turner, OF
whom the BRIDE was niece.
The gIoom's best man was DR.. Powell
Bradley and the bridesmaids were Misses
Kate Keith. Evy Randolph of Richmond,
Anna Dulaney. Addie Kleinschmidt of
Washington, and Miss McCrea, sister OF
the groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCrea left on the evening
train to take an extended northern trip.
after which they will make their home IN
New York.
MIR. and Mrs r. W. Nelson. with their
two children. leave Warrenton to-day to
make their home near Philadelphia. MIR.
Neison has shown that thoroug Inbred
horses can be raised 10 advantage IN this
vicinity. and some of his colts are now
among the most promising on the turf.
Mr.. Jack Barnard, of New York. who has
bought Sir. Wilson's farm, is moving IN to-
day. 4 carload of his horses landed here
thursday.
Miss Hattie Poultney, of Baltimore, is
visiting the home of General w. Ii. PAYNE.
Mrs. ". S. Dashlell, who has been STAY
ing here tor few weeks, returned 10 her
home, ID Richmond. on Monday.
Mrs. Alexander Hamilton IS at her
fathers home here.
Mrs. Sam Brent of Alexandria. is visit
ing at Judge Kelth's.
Mr.. Hardy Fair has returned to Cor
nell University.
Misses Sally and Marie Bruce are visiting
Mss Margaret MOrson, of this place.
Mr.. Bernard Green, who has been here
for a months holiday, returned to his Of
| fee in Washington this week.
Miss Bertha Randolph, Of Richmond. IS
visiting at Eastern View. the summer
home Of Bishop Randolph, her uncle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-23
FIGHT In A CHURCH.
Father and Brothers Of a Bride At
tack The Bridegroom.
A GENERAL MELEE ENSUES'
Youpr Dickens secures HIS of'de' """'
with the sheriff a. Best Man.
Was Burrisdiy Married.
,co-,..,ona.pcc o, the Richmond DIspatch.l

,oorrcspondepce Of the Richmond Dispa'ch.)
WELDON. n. c., September 22.-During
Tho progress OF a revival meeting at boo-
pezer Methodist Episcopal church, IN TINS
comfy. Yesterday a free fight took place
IN the church In which prospective
BRIDEGROOM. the fathers and brothers OF
The intended bride. deputy sheriff. ana
Others figured.
Mr. W. Dickens had been paying his
addresse. 10 Miss Dons Hix for some 'iine'
The father and brothers OF the young lady
were openly hostile to the young man nnu
whom they learned that the couple we're 10
~ made as one they vowed vengence. Yes
terdav was tho dsy appointed Tor the mar
rage 20 take place. Immediately after the
close Of the morning service; Ar. lnckehs'
hearing of threats being made oy the iIate
father and brothers, notified the Sheflh 10
he present
FRER FOR ALL
The Hix bows appeared during the ser
mon. md. making their way 10 DICKENS IN
the church a fight at once began. Inc
sheriff rushed forward and other friends
of both parties interfeTed. and soon the
sacred cdifice was turned into pucillsuc
arena. Men were piled upon each other
feltng In the aisles. and women were
screaming as they rushed fTan,lcaiIy 70
TIE doors. The scene was most disgrace
fuL
HCBRIEDLY UNITED.
The friends OF the young couple finally
separatsd the comba'nnts. and as soon as
order could be restored the plucky young
nan and Young woman were hurnedly
united IN the holy bonds by Justice Pitt
man. while the Sheriff stood by as best
man.
The pastor Of the church. Rev. Jesse
Draper. decided at once to close the meet
irc. and Rev Ny. Giles, Of Northampton.
WHO was here assisting hun. lett for hls
home.
CAROLINA VIEW.
The citizens here openly denounce the
action Of the officers and militia OF toa.
uokc for firing so hastily INTO an excited
mob Of citizens engaged In an attack upon
The iml. The best and most law-ablding
pcoplc here look upon the affair IA reck;
les, sacrifice of life. The criminal should
have been protected so long as the officers
could safely DO so but why shoot down
GOOD men tor tho sake Of such misera-
bic wretch The man had brought the
indignation Of the people down upon hlm
by ms own hendish act, and, as the DIS
Iatch has so often said. when the negro
men Gult their deylllsh assaults upon the
white women of the South then lynch law
VIII be stoned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-23

TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION
L OF AN ATTRACTIVE LOT WITH SMALL
FRAME HOUSE 40. 233) THEREON, on THE
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG TURNPIKE.
NEAR EVERETT STREET, AND A LARGE
AND VALUABLE VACANT LOT At Tie .t,t
NORTHEAST CORNER PERRY AND TENTH
STREETS, FRONTING PA FEET on THE
EAST LINEOF PERRY STREET. MANCHEs-
TER. vain execution OF tive certain deeds
Of q ust from John 4. Taylor 70 the undersgned,
the first dated August !, 1889. and the other
dated eth OF June, 1893 botn duly recorded IN
the Hastings Court Of the city OF Manchester, do
fault having been made n the payment OF part
OF the debt secured thereby, l vii sell toy tbs
direct on Of the Oenelciary,) By public auction,
on the premises respectively, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER .. 1898,
at the hours presently named, tho following
valuable REAL ESTATE IN the city OF Man
chester, tO-Wlt:
LIST. Under the former Of said deeds, I will
SO II at Az o'clock. =. NJ, on tho premises, the
franc house no. 233, ana the lot On which Is
stands, fronting 80 feet on the Richmond and
Petersburg turnpike aud running back be-
tween slightly conyerging lines TO Fillmore
street. upon which II has also n gCOl front
I'd. Under both Of said deeds viii sell at D
O'Clock p. NJ. the large AMI choice lot, situated
AT the northeast corner OF Perry ard Tenth
street. fronting 22i feet on tho cast line OF Per-
~ street aud running back l57 feet 70 an
alley lG ieet wide.
This is coed property, and the sale OF IL should
command the attendance Of hone-s9ekeIs and
cap. talists.
Terms: For tho house and lot on the turn
pike, all cash, and for the property on Perry
street, enough more in cash as may be neces-
sary to pay the costs Of executing the trust and
to discharge tho following dobts-tO-wit: 800
with interest from august /, 1898: s1,3|5
with interest from 31st Of August, 1893; 500
with interest from July 81. 1898: 800 with
interest from August %. 1898: aud $500 with
interest from September 10, 1893, and the res
iduc upon terms to DO named at the time Of
sale. Y. w. BOWIE.
So II Trustee IN both Deeds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-23
I DION
~ 25-dexSu9St
MISS JOHNsoN's SCHOOL

YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS.
The next session will begin SEPTEMBER %,
corner Of Grace and Madison streets. ale
school being fully equipped for tho rcst up
proved methods Of teaching, satisfactory results
can DO assured
Tue infant class will be under the exclusive
instruction Of the Principal
Drawing free Of charge TO pupils under ten
years OF age.
French conversation being taught orally Is
easily acquired, and will be chargelsonly ten
dollars to beginners.
Miss Maria Blair is added to tho previous large
corps Of teachers.
Latin and Mathematics taught by q University
VI. A.
ElOcution and Physical Culture by experienced
teachers. Modern languages by native pro-
fessOrs.
For terms and other particulars see circulars
nj book stores. The Principal may be- seen at
her home, III west Main street. Sc l4-IOc1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-23
The Trouble in Argentina.
URv cable to the Dispatch)

RITENOS AYRES. September az
There Is no Improvement in the political
situation in the Argentine Republic.
Yesterday the Revolutionists in the Pro-
vinccs of Cordoba and San Juan tore
up the railway tracks in order TO pre-
vent troops under the command OF Gene
raj Pellegrlni wins had been sent to re-
store order in those provinces, from
reaching the scene OF trouble. The Dia-
rio newspaper OF this city, has been
compelled by the government to suspend
publication for infringing on the rules OF
the press censor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-23

D-Dinner. S-Supper
No. % makes all local stops Connects ~ IA
leigh with Piedmont AIRLINE for AsheUlle, y. e.,
aud all Intermediate points on tho western
North Carolina railroad.
No. q has Pulman-Butfet Sleepers Rich
mond 10 Atlanta. Connects directly at Atlanta
with W. & A. X. X. for ChattanoOca, NASHVILLE,
and all points West. Connects with A. * W. Z.
X K. for Mobile, Montgomery. New Orleans.
and all points Southwest.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
No. 1874, Dauy-A. & w. special ll:f1 \. VI.
No. IS Daily except eunda5-Maii anu e1-
press 600 p. NJ.
eOr tickets, Pullman reservations, &c. apply
a. ticket-Ofltce Byrd-Strset station, Richmond
Transfer Company's 9Ol east Main street, ani
companys ONCE, $3.50 east Nam street.
JOHN {. WINDER, l. 4. MYERS,
General Manager. General supernt
OV. SMITH, r. J. ANDERSON,
Trafiic Manager. Passenger Agent
H. N. BOYKlN, City Pas'g'r Agent. my IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-23
RIOT-LAW IN CAROLINA.
The Tso Of Blank Cartridges Forbidden,
Raleigh PostmaStsrship.
correspondence Of the Dispaich)

4. NfIt-pouu0hCe OF the btHphtrH'l
RHr1Gn. y. C.. September 22.-Tbe
news # tue Roanoke affair has caused a
great dca! Of talk here. In this State the
law forb.ds the use of blank cartridges by
t.oop. on rot duty. and requires bail-car-
tridgcs 10 be used and the ann TO be d.
rect.
There IS no telling when Raleigh viii
laye Democratic Postmaster. Congress-
man Bum tells me that MIR. Blsscll told
nm wednesday that the contest over the
office was 20 eager that tho matter q APP
po,utment had been postponed 10 be gwen
srrciai consideration. In Mr.. Bunn's
OPINION that means indefinite postpone
mrut. lie sad he would SEQ the President
N day or TWO and urge action.
FIVE MONTHS.
Congressman Branch informs me that
several senators told bum 1t would be i've
months before the Senate acted on the sll-
Yer bll.
Cotton is opening rapidly and the fields
nro becoming white. The weather Is IA
voiah.c for picking and plckcrs are IN de-
mand.
The ,clcgraph-hno between Wilmington
and New berne along the line OF the Will
mingtOu, Ncwberne and Norfolk railway IS
u he completed tomorrow.
I,Ie foot ball team Of the University OF
Moth Carolina agrees TO play the Wake
Forest team here at the State Far. only
regular students to play. and umpire, etc,
not TO be connected with either lnstItu-
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-23
Fxpross-Train wrecked.

tBy teI'BTdph 70 IHc DISpdVVH'I
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, September 22.-
At O'Clock this morning, nineteen miles
north Of Birmingham, limited express
train No 1, Of the Queen and Crescent
route. was wrecked by unknown persons
removing a rail from the track. The
engine. baggage-car and mail-car were
demolished Engineer Frawley, Fireman
Waite. Postal-Clerk Stockton. Flagman
Bailey. and Porter Howell were all hurt
but none fatally. There were 200 pas
scngers aboard, but none were hurt, as
the cars of the train did not turn over.
There is no clue TO the wreckers' ana
bloodhounds have been put on their tran
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-23
RkLElGH'S BICYCLE RACES.
Winners ofthe Prizes in seven Weli-Cou'
tested Events.
Special telegram 10 tho Dispatch.)

tSpeciG' telegram 10 tho Dlspa'oh'J
RALuaH. n. c.. September R.-The
State bicycle races here to-day drew a
good crowd. The track was perfect.
fnst race-oue mile; special-won by
Will Wynue, of Raleigh.
Second race -one mile; novice-won by
Virgil Stone. Of Raleigh.
Third race-half mile State champion
shlp-was won easily by George Fitzsim-
mons, of Greensboro. Time. 1:l9. Elem
Ing Ramsew. of Charlotte. second; Ed.
Brown. of Greensboro, third.
Fourth race-one quarter of miles
open-was won 10y fitZsimmoRs in thirty
five seconds; Brown second, Wynne third,
Virgil Stone fourth.
The boys race was won by Elmer
Scnaffer. of Raleigh.
Sixth race-one mile; open-was won by
HtZslmmons; Brown second, Wynne
third.
Seventh race-two-mile handicap
simmons won; Virgil Stone second. Ed
ward Watson. Of Scotland Neck, third.
Young StOue did himself great credit. lie
aid Watson were given 200 yards start.
a. l.. Schenick fell ont after first half.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-23
Inhnrlnr Man Starving.

FRESNO. Can, September 22.-Five
hundred laborinE-mcn. absolutely starv-
Ing. arrived by the Atlantic and Pacific
road at Moiave Wednesday night The
trainmon. being unable to keep them off
their trains. were instructed to bring
them up the valley, and $50 of them
we're yesterday afternoon switched of
at Hanford. Three hundred and fifty
came up the valley on subsequent trains
The men claim to be from the Chero-
kee strip. Nothing definite is known
q bnut them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-23
WILL GO INTO CAMP TOGETHER.
Tho q. a. Il. Post Accepts the Invitation
ofthe &. W..
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch)

Especial telegram 10 the Dlspatch)
AsnRvLLF. n. c.. September 22.-The
Asheyllle Grand Army of the Republic
Post has accepted the invitation of the
Confederate Veterans of Western North
Carolina 10 go into camp with them at
Eaynesville on the 18th and 18th of Octo-
Der. The invitation expresses the hope
that hereafter as American veterans "
with one flag and one constitution, only
enc patriotic impulse shall animate every
breast. The acceptance quotes Lincoln 3
remarks In reference to the resistance OF
southern troops to Sickles's onslaught at
Gettysburg: Thank God; none but
Americans could have done it,"
Judge Armneld returned 10 his home, at
Statesyille. to-day. 1t will be two or three
weeks before he can hold court again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-23

(By telegraph TO the Dispatch)
CHICAGO. September 22.-Last evening
a tremendous wind and rain-storm
struck jackson Park drenched nearly
every one OF the 100000 or more specta-
tors who STAYED for the illumination
broke in portions Of the roofs of the
Manufacturers Building and Art Gal
lery. blew off a section OF the movable
sidewalk roof. and damaged a number
of very valuable exhibits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-23
Under 7iArtialIaw.

OBy telegraph to the Dispatch)
WASHINGTON. u. c.. September o.
The Department OF State has been In
formed 10y the legation Of the United
states at Bogota Of the issue Of de-
cree by the government Of Colombia on
the 18th ultimo declaring the city OF
Baranquilla under martial law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-23

John Daniel Is not one Of those who
barter lifelong convictions for n mess Of
patronage or suppress their opinions from
fear or favor
Those who agree with him and those
who disagree with him must render a
tribute of admiration 10 his manhood and
genius.-Wincheste Times.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-23
Roderlck Burton's Case Postponed.
Special telegram TO the Dispatch.)


LYScHBUEG. Va, September 22.-The
United States District Court adjourned
for the term today. The case of Eoder-
lex Burton. charged with robbing the
United States mail, while serving in the
capacity Of chief postal clerk on the Nor
folk and Western railroad. was transfer
red 10 Abingdon and set for trial on Octo-
Der It'll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-23
'Es Mtii4HaX COLLEGE

Chester. Pa. Thirty-second year begins SEP
TENDER 10Th. Civil Engineering C. E.
Chemistry tB. S.. Arts "a. b.; also, PRE-
PARATOkY COURSES in Science and Classics
under able Instructors. Fine location. Ample
equipment Best sanitation. Pure water. Cata-
alogues Of Mr.. A f. HUNT, oil PARK avenue.
Colonel CHARLES F.. HYATT,
~ o5-dexSu1St President,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-23
THE OFFICERS.

Mrs. Il. II. Jones, of Norfolk, was re-
elected president; Mrs. Molhe Palmer
Fristoe. of Riverton, corresponding secre-
tary Mrs Howard NJ. Hoge. of Loudoun,
reelected recording secretary; Mrs }. W.
Newton, Of Staunton, reelected treasurer.
and Mrs. Alexander III. Fultz was elected
secretary of the young wOmen's branch.
The Opera. House was packed tonight
from foyer to foot-light. The Rev.
Robert c. Jett. of Emanuel church, con-
Quoted tho devotional exercises and q
pleasing Programme of music. elocution,
and an address by Miss Kearney, of Mis-
slssippi. was delivered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-23

TRAINS ARRIVE a
l:Os p. NJ
S:4j A. ". FROM A''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-23
Chnlcrn in berlin,

QIy cable TO the Dispatch)
BERLIN, GER. September 2.-Three
SUSPECTS sent TO the Moabte Hospital
Yesterday were pronounced TO be sur
fering from Asiatic cholera.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-23
INARAILR0AD CRASH
MRS. pARKs's SERVICES IN THE I'LL
NoIs CENTRAL DISASTER.
Experiences Of shs Lady asd Mr.. Loysit-
Fever Fund for Bruuswick-heavy
Shipments Of Oysters
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch,

Especial telegram 10 the Dispstch.)
NORFOLK. September 22.-Mrs. Parks.
wife OF Passed. Assistant-Engi Wythe
NJ Parks. arrived home. in Portsmouth.
last night from Chicago, having had
thrilling experience in the late railroad
wreck on the Illinois Central railroad. She
was considerably shocked. but not 80 bad
" hurt as not to be able TO assist the doc
tors in caring for the wounded from lO:So
Monday night to o'clock tuesday morn
inc. and she was the only woman on the
train who did perform that duty.
Mr. George Loyal, of the Boston steam
shin office In this city, was also In the
wreck. but was not seriously injured and
escaped by crawling through car WIN
dow after the crash. gentleman on the
seat on which Mr.. Loyal was sitting
moment or two before the accident was
killed by having the top Oh MS heau
knocked of.
INcFNDTARY FIRE.
This morning about 2 o'clock the gro
cery and LIQUOR store of Mr.. John Hathe-
way, on Chestnut street IN portsmouth
was mostly destroyed by ire. 1De origin
was incendiary. 1t is thought.
Captain b. w. Baker. of Portsmouth.
has been appointed by the Dreasury De-
partment through Congressman Tyler.
immigrant inspector for this port at 81
day.
A fever fund has been started b ere to
aid the fever-str1cken people OF Bruins
wick. Ga.
TEMPORARY SHUT DOWN.
Work in all the oyster packing estab-
lishments IS shut down for q day or two,
in order TO give the packers time TO ship
to the northern markets the large guam
thy of bivalves already on hand. Thou
sands of bushels are going forward daily,
despite the warm weather.
The cruiser New York is expected at the
navy-yard this afternoon and the practice
ship Constellation tomorrow. The latter
will receive extensive repairs. Commo-
dore Brown is in Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-23
W. c. T. U. CONVENTION ADJouRNs.
factory Reports of the Various
Uuions In thu State.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch J

NNIVCIdI ItIVFIuIII 70 lLU IIoPhEVuJ
STANTON, VA. September 22.-The con-
ventiOn of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union of Virginia, which has been
in session here for three days past, adj
journed tonight. The reports from a ma
Jority of the unions In Virginia show that
much has been done in almshouses, prl-
sons. and jails in furnishing raiment. food,
literature, and religious instruction to the
unfortunates in these lnstitutions. Rarely
has permission been denied these bodles
in this work. Several of the local unions
of the Statejreport the use Of unfermented
VINE for communion in the churches.
Roanoke was determined on as the place
for next years meeting, the exact date not
fixed, but to be announced later on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-23
Fire al Leeds. Euqlaud.

By cable 10 The DisnatchD
LONDON, September 22.-The Central
Market at Leeds was destroyed by FIRE
last evening. Loss, 500. 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-23
I4LANT CUSTOMERS FOR
LOSE. srnArEu. AND FOUND.

Z OST, GOLD WATCH.-LOST On
n on Wednesday morn ng on south K "A
Third stlset, or Brcal teteeen First and s'aAANs
Third streets, or on north Fist street 10 Clay.
a jold Watch, with initials NJ. j. T. on case. No.
case, 200, l4i; No. OF movements, 4,322.113. A
liberal reward Will De paid for It's return 70 No.
$40 south Thicd sIeot. ee 21-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-23
YORK. RIVER LINZ,
THE FAyoRuE 300. IS >.''
LEAVE ElCaNuNA

TRAIN No. 10, ..'' .-s.s,Sr
LOCAL EXPRESS. day a
at all stations A, Leslpf 60
stage for Waikerton; 'ii-'
West Poiat. ,.ry
s.urIxosE LIMITED ma. rs 49,,
for West Point. coan''. .,'I..,s a.
s,eamers for baltimore. a. '...'-. % 80
sonaect win Baluuors a. >.sl
Washington, Pniisde.g..i',,, , L. q. n 49,
cept sunday. n, .--,rs 80
1T 900 A. NJ, 1910 a. NJ aa'
LOCAL sIxEp, dAlb sless5. ga, 81 -
rrsS Ns s.rss, tor we'' f''D' 80
mediate points -. ,..,t u ~ y -
Oman 4 A. M 70 ?. H. AL
1880 A. NJ. ,..t Nsia afs "a
Cl,y tiske,-on'es-S'' ''' " 4 ~
Sol. HAAS, ,.,at p.sseas'.
VII. Gnrss, General AAo .sst.nL IA
IsR THOMPSON, sapesla' 9psss.,sssE "a
Ions n. BgALI. lraseihns Va
eiS ssss nan street, kes@'1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-23
GROCERIES. &c.
NNUN IEa7'' a
TO OUR FRIENDS:

oTs
TO OUR FRIENDS:
We have returned to our old quarters, which
have been remcdeed and fitted up especially
for our purpose, and have fresh supply in
FANCY GROCERIES, TABLE LUXURIES,
WINES. LIQUORS, and CIGARS.
Here you can obtain any delicacy that Is want
cd for table use at the lowest market prices.
Hermann sCHMIDTS,
European Store,
500 and 502 east Broad street.
Telephone $3.50. sc 17-Su, W6Sa3m
EXTRA FINE CIDER VINEGAR
IL AND SPICES
FOR PICKING.
MCCARTHY & HAYNES,
Family Grocers
Sc Is CT cas-, Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-23

1880 east MAIN stfeot
VERY ATTRACTIVE A U CTION
v SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
CARPETS, &c.--By request Of parties decnnins
housek ping / will sell At SOB SOUTH FOURTH
STREET, near Gamble's Hill Park.
SATURDAY. sErTEHBEa %, 1898.
commencing at 1890 o'clock, splendid coilec-
ton OF FURNITURE, &C., consisting In part OF
expensive Rug Parior Sui, in cherry frame i
very largo Hall Rack IN cherry, and Han
Chairs TO match; l handsome Moquette hs
square; beautiful Oak Sideooard. with Iarge
Plate Mirror expensive l0-foot Oak Dining
Table with Chairs 10 mach Walnut ana OAK
Chamber SUITE. with large Mirror; wardrobe )
ono beautiful Plush Bed-Lounge; Carpets Ia
good condition; l Mahogany bookcase; very
fine Oak Refrigerator; Druggets; Mating usual
assortment OF Tableware: Decorative Dinner
Set Kitchen Furniture. &c. This Sale Is worthy
the attention OF the public.
owner will receive City Bonds. or Richmond
j. II. VALENTINE,
a oo-ot Auctioneer.