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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19
AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
BY y. +. Turner & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auct'oneers,
Sl2 east Broad street.


TRUSTEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE
4 OF the provisions OF a certain deed Of trust,
dated March 10, 1892. and OF re ora IN tho
Clerks ofIico OF Richmond Chancery c2urt "a
Deadlock I45 A, page $50, default having
heen made in The payment OF the deot thereDy
occurred. aud being required so TODD by the bene-
fclary under said decd, I will sell by pubic
auction, on the premises. on
MONDAY, APRIL ~ 1888,
nj ) o'clock y. NJ, the PROPERTY described IN
said deed as follows All that certain lot or pr
eel OF land with improvements thereon, lying
and being In the city Of Richmond, fronting on
the north side OF Chaflin street 20 feet ana run
Ming back between parallel lines 1@0 feet to an
alley. Deing the eastern portion OF Lot p, m
square ), on a map made by 4. Y Lee. OF >. ~.
Haryie's property. recorded in Henrico county
Court In Deen-B0ok %, page 3.
TERMS: Cash sufficient % pay any taxes mar
may be due, the expenses OF the sale, ana 70
discharge a note Cor 1873, with interest thereon
from March 10, 1898, and the residue on terms
TO be announced at sale.
, f. TURNER, Trustee.
b. L. TURNER 6 co. uciionecrs. ap 10
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,IsrrInre ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Cor MAY.

lCOuespOndeNC OF The HcIm0nJ DIspAi'n.I
ScOrfAvD NECK. y. c.. AIril 1S.-Cacts arc
out announcing the marriage Of Miss betrc b.
Joyner to tr. John L. CauEucu-ur, May %.
There have been scve.ai very cool nights, but
thus far vegetables ana fruits have NOS boon PEE
rIously niuced.
Mrs. Silhe Hancock, Of Lewiston. yesterday
returned home from Il VISIT 20 her brother. Mr.
X. h. Hancock.
Mrs. u. Hoffman is visiting friends IN Wilson.
Mr. ". ". Hall OF Weldon, 81 90 town.
Judge 7. " I'm, of HALIFAX, Wa here ycstor-
day
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NORTH CAROLINA.
TERRIBLE AND FATAL FALL OF \
SOMNAMeULlSTic SCRIBE.
Alliance Subscriptions 90 Pay Costs of
Ohio Wilson's trial - Farmers Using
Too Much TertiIIgers-Cther Affairs.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
RsLr,oH, n. c.. April ls.-The con-
dition of Mr.. Harry Myrover, ASSOC
oistc editor of the Charlotte 0bsTotr,
Is now critical. He is q somnambulist.
and walked out of window thirty feet
aoove the ground last Saturday night.
His injuries are internal. At first 1t was
thought these were triiilug. q.
SENSIBLE PROCEEDING.
Some Of the negroes OF James City have
taken out leases on the Bryan lands they
occupy. This IL the first s,Gn OF settle
ment OF the difficulties without recourse
70 military force.
The Mayor of Raleigh last week fined
two young men $50 each for sending IN
false fire alarm. Ono OF these. Edrlu-e
Smith. pubhs1e "a statement ne wnlch ne
saws that he paid an unknown negro ~
cents TO turn IN the alarm. and thar 40,
bert Carroll, the steward oi tho tapito'
Club. the other man who was fined, : H.
nocent.
TO PAY TIE COSTS.
The Third-party Alliance members nre
now seeking TO rAlse $50 TO repay Otho
Wilson. the head OF Gdcon's Band lo'
the court costs and LAWYERS fees IN hlH re-
cent prosecution for belonSlnc 20 q secret
political orcanlzat4on. Tho InIrd-pHTty
organ here has started the subscriptions
TOO MUCH TFHTIlIlrrs.
The tabulation of the state crop report
for Ami began TO-DAY. The Commissioner
of Agriculture saws that the farmers are
using far too much commercial ier'iii/'f
this wear, and that they VIII LOT raise crops
near so chcaply as last year.
The danger of frost j. noW NJ 40 Gnu
f.,.r b. Dol. % L =
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The Building Committee OF 81. Joseph's
Church, Petersburs, Va, inYite PROPOSALS tor
their new church building, for which drawings
and specifications may be seen at the onico Of
the architect, Major Harrison Waite, Sycamore
street, Petersburg, Va
All proposals to he made on forms furnished
b. the architect for that purpose. Must be
sealed, plainly marked " 4 roposals for Church.
directed 10 the undersigned, and must be IN
hand on or before 18th April. 1898 The right
Is reserved 10 reject any and all bids.
j. 4. OFARRBLL,
Chairman Building Committee,
ST. Joseph's Church,
ap0-Q,l3,l6,lO,23-5t Petersburg, Va.
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Hits-Randolrh, 1: PearsaL o. Stolen basos--
Phillips C2), papy, and Fisher. Two-baso hits
philips t.O aud Fisher. Thret-baso hits-
Fisher. Home-runs-papy ani NJ. Bllyson'
Umpire--W. shield.
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GOOD HOMES AND GOOD RENTING PRO.
PERrY.

In execution OF n certain deed If trust 10 Ins
bearing date April 4, 1892, u record IN Deed
Book 40 b. page 353, Richmond Chancery
Court, default have been made Ia the debt Sc
cured, ani being required 20 10 do by the benz
hclary, shall sell by public auction on the pre-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19
DURE LARD, &c. A POUND;

DUNE LAhD, %. Il OO-ND -
BROWN SUGAR 4c. q pound; GRANU-
LATED SUGAR, &c. q pound; ,...
eJTVFR.KING PATENT FAMILY FLOUR.
best sold. sf.j0 a barrel, or 3Oc. sack;
SNOWFLAKE PATENT FAMILY FLOUR
S425 barrel, or 2Sc. sack
BLACKlNG BRUSHES. DC: ~
= nonnds VIRGINIA BUCKWnFAT for Pc;
REST CITY MEAL, 60c. a bushel;
CALIFORNIA HANS, l3c- pound:
GOOD MIXED TEA, Doc. pound; .,. .,...
NEW RAISlNS, &c. a pound; NEW CT RkANIs'
&c. n found: HOMEMADE PRESERVES,
Sc a pound: JELLY, SC pound: APPLh-
BUTTER, &c. u pound;
ROASTED LAGUAGRA COFFEE, zoe. pound.
3ccScs MAGIC SOAP for 25c.;
NORTH CAROLINA ROE HEEkiNGS l1e dozen
for 2Jc. oil SARDINRS. &c. box:
WINE, 2Oc quart; OLD Rl 4 WHlShEl, 81
gallon. o,o
Price-hst mailed on application. Phone BIG
y ULLMAN'S son,
M ia lS2O-lS22 east Main
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19

BROAD STREET.
Largo sale of HOUSEHOLD GOODS to take
place
n. 1880 sharp, F. X. Ellis, auc;oneer
Z CHAMBER SUITS OF 10 pieces each, In solid
walnut and OAK and stained wood, with large
mirrors:
> large HALLRACKS, with plate-glass mir
WARDROBEs. in walnut mahogany. and
stained wood;
. BU FFETS. PIANO: ..
ORGAN, RUGS. REFRIGERATORS;
FXTENSION-TABLES;
CANE and WOOD-SE Al CHAIRS;
TOLET.SEIS, COT tR-SCALE>;
DOMESTIC ami SINGER sEWlNG-MACHINES;
STRING BED-;
Al kinds NRIIING-DEsKS;
SINGLE and DOT BILE BEDsrEADS;
FFAIHER-BEDS and PILLOWS;
BED-QUILIS. SAFETY BICYCLES;
BABY-C ARRIAGES
LOU NGES, CLOCKS;
TABLE-LISEN by the yard;
LINEN towels:
HANDSOME PARLOR SUIT;
MEDICAL BOOKS;
And MANY OTHER GOODS. -
seats for ladies. A. y. POLLARD
apI9 Proprietor.
A UCTION SALE OF BANANAS.
"A APPLES ORANGES, LEMONS, &c.-We
will sell
~ 1880 Oclc x,
BANANAS. APPLES. ORANGES JAMAICA
WILLIAM jenkins & SON.
ap1a 1910 east Nam street.
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J. Thompson Brown & Co..
Real Estate Agents ana Aur'ioueers.
IlI3 east MAN street.
STORE PROPERTY, JACKSON
WARD,
No 4O7 GODDIN, NEAR HICKORY STREET
We will sell a. auction on tho promises a; o

We will sell at auction on tho promises a;
o'clock Z. NJ,
THURSDAY, APRu 20. 1903.
tho above sture AMI dwelling. holnR two-story
bricx and irame building situated 90 south hn"
az God iln street between Hickory AMI ta.luI-
streets. Contains besides store three iNeii .ns
rooms upstate. The lot fronts 30 feet. WITH p
depth OF about 93 feet 20 an alley lu feet "iie.
The location o. the store property bong ia %
densely- populated portion az our city whrrr o
small lucrative retail business Is Well mann
tanned renders il desirable either Tor use OF IN
Sestmcut.
ItRWs: One-fourth cash. balance in one, two,
and three years, secured Dy trust decd.
j. THOMPSON BkOWN s. CO.,
anlG Aucti0neers.
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EDUCATIONAL

GUNNER SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.
y UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
J.W. MkILEfT. Id, J. X. A III. ruTrlE. NJ. -,
:. Prof Chem, Chm. Prof. Histology.
w. q. CHRISTIAN, "A. d., A. ID. DREW, h.D.,Ph.
Prof. Anatomy. Sec g., Prof. Physiology
Opens July 9th. closes September 3, 1898
Has proved Of signal use 20 beginners and TO
graduates preparing for examination before
state or other medical boards. For circular adj
dress secretary, DR.. W. g. CHRISTIAN, Uniyer-
ely station, Charlottesville, Va
Ap l6-eod&r2m
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DRESSED BEEF.
KINGAN & CO..
FIFTEENTH AND CARY STREETS.
lap 5-3ml
BUGGIEs. PHAETONs. &c.
LICENSE TA\ES.


OFFIcE COLLECTOR CITY TAXEs,)
CITY HALL
RICBMoND. VA, April l. 1898. J
T ICENSE IAX.-CITI LICENSES
4 ! for the year 1898 have tcen placed in my
hands tor collection, and are due now. follows:
AGENTS DENTISTS.
Baggage and tx DEIECllVES
mesa ELECTRICIANS.
Fertilizers, EXPRESS COM PA
Labor. FISH AND OYSTERS,
Land. FEIlr STANDS, Sc,
eIes. ''''''4' - " iMrouNoING LOT,
Renting Houses, INTEL. IGENCE OF
Railroad Ticket FICE.
Steamship Lines, JUNK DEALERS,
iTypewriters, LIQUOR DEALERS
ARCHITECTS, Wholesale.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Retail,
AUG rIONEERS- Wholesale Malt.
Real Estate, INVERTEBRATES,
Tobacco. LOAN OFFICES.
Common Crior. LUMBER MEASU-
BBIhLiL.IARp; TABLES, MzRfAYfILE AGES-
BOARDING HOUSES, ClES,
BROKERS' PHOTOGRAPHERS,
Cattle, PHYSICIANS.
Commercial, PRIVATE BANKERS,
Insurance, PRIVATE ENTER-
Merchandise, IAINhENl,
Pawn. PUBLIC ROOMS,
Railroad Ticket RssTAUKANIS,
snip, sNACKS,
STOCK, STORAGE,
Tobacco. TELEGRAPH AND
CHEMISTS, TELEPHONE CON-
CITY SCAVENGER, PANlES.
COMMISSION MER- VETERINARY SUR
CHANTS. GEONs, &c, sc.
Parties falling 20 pay this tax on or before
APRIL 30, 1898, will DO slDiect 70 the penalty
prescribed by the city ordinances;
f. ". CUNNINGHAM,
ap LOOT Collector Of City Taxes.
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BRICK DIV ELLING
No. 3ls SOUTH THIRD STREET.
BETWEEN BYRD AND ARCH STREETS,
"GAMBLES HILL"
on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10. 1898,
Ats O'CLOCK p. NJ.

BY virtue % certain deed OF trust from
George 3. Steel and wife 70 the undersigned
trustees. dated January II, lSsS, duly recorded
in the Clerk ofllce Of the Richmond Chancery
Court In Deed Book 1874 c. page 10. given 10
secure tho payment OF a certain negotiable note
therein mentioned, default hav ng been made
IN tho payment 81 said note, ana AZ the reques.
public auction. on the premises on mo day ana
M the hour hereinbefOte mentioned, tho aDoFn-
mentioned REAL ESTATE, which Is tho same
conveyed by the said deed OF trust This dwel,
ing - well built, conveniently arranged, ana
contains thirteen rooms and tho usual modern
improvements. The lot fronts % 3-l2 teei
moro OF less ana runs back between parallel
Inca 100 feet 20 A cO.foOt alley. fne location
and all Of the surroundings o: this property
make u n very attractive residence possetHlhs
ali OF the desirable features ~ really good
homo. such ~ will always command 8rsi-cas3
tenant NJ n high rent. ,-.
TERMS: BY consent Of all parties in interest
will be ono third cash: balance at SIX, twelve,
aud eighteen months, notes with interest auueu'
and secured by deed OF trust. ,,,r,,
WILLIAM H. MCCARTHY,
WILLIAM II. SANDS.
mia Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19

BY Otey, Walker & Bowyer,
Real Estate Auc;ioncers, Farm and Mineral
Land Brokers Lyuchburg Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19
DELINQUENT TAXEs.

OFFICE or COLLECTOR or DELINQUENT TAxEs.l
RICHMOND, VA, April /, 1898.
CITY TAXES.
y
BY AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY it Is ro-
quired that notice shall DO given In all the daily
Newspapers under the direction Of the Commit
tee on Finance, that tho LIST OF DkLIN-
QUENT TAXES on REAL ESTATE for the pro-
ceding yoar Will be published In one or more OF
the daily papers. and also the time and place
OF sale OF said delinquent real estate.
In accordance with the above, notice Is hereby
given that said list will be published in tho Times
on SUNDAY. the 10Th day of April and On
SUNDAY, the both day OF April. 1898. the
sale Will take place m front OF the City Hall. on
Broad street between Ninth and Tenth street,
between the hours OF ~ o'clock N. aud o'clo's
T.. NJ, on MONDAY, the lst dsy OF May, 1893.
All parties who do not want their property ad-
yertlsed must pay before the 18th instant
JOHN A. MEANLEY.
Collector OF Delinquent Taxes.
up lin
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rIsHERMEN's SUPPLIES.

CEINE-THREAD. SEINE NseEvs
- TwISES, LINES, CORKS, -.
CoRKwooD, oIL-cLorhING, RUBBER
BOOTS, &C. 49,. o,,,,,,,
NETTING OF ALL KINDS MADE TO ORDER
Ar LOWEST hAkkEr PRICES.
We are the solo importers OF tho LlDN-
BRAND SEINE-rHREAD. the tsnermen's
choice. We are headquarters for everything IN
our line. l. LICHTENsTElN'S SONS,
INNS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19
BY ~. W. BoTe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
SALE
or
DWELLING.
No. ga SOUTH FIFTH STREET.
AND
A FRAME HOUSE ~ THE REAR,
BY AUCTION.

By virtue " the hereluafter-mentionei decree
I Will sell by au,tion, on the promises, on
MONDAY, APRU -, 1893
~ > o'clocd +. NJ, tho COMFORTABLE BRICK
DWELLING above referred TO- occupying me
front of the lot AMI containing five or SIX rooms.
and the GOOD FOUB-kOOM FRAME DWELL
ING IN the rear. on the same lot, and accessible
by wide alley. The 10. on which these houses
stand fronts % feet ami runs back the usual
depth
Ibis is good rpnt-proiucing property. u
viii make snug homes for people wanting CEN
trally-located property.
TERMS: ono third cash, and the residue at
six, twelve and eighteen months for notes with
interest added ana TILE retained.
". (. PRESTON,
Special Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT 1rSEr.I
COMPASYS JAME--kIN EK ss1AsANsai--
LINE Tor Norfolk, Portsmouth, OLD POINT NrN-
port News. Claremout. and Ja"'r--h iFrt an,-
ings. ar ! connecting az pli Pos. t1i N'tio'N
NTFANFR HNIFI LEAVE, RICH dOND
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND
FRIDAY AT Z :. A.
Electric-cars direct To wharf only sl.'Q ursl-
class. $3.50 round rip, and 81 se-ol i-'la-- 10
Norfolk, Portsmouth. Old Point. ani newport
News Music by Grand Orrhe-tu'n.
Freight received daily TOR ahoYc-name1 places
ami All points IN Eastern Virginia aud North
Carolina.
No. lIl1 east Main street ami wharf
IRWIN MEIslGER. Freight and Passenger AGENT
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
EOR RENT, LARGE BRICK q
Il STABLE, No 1888 east FRANKLIN street. es
Seyenty-nye stalls, ample room for vehicles
large yard, &c. SUTTON & CO.,
ap 16-Su&W2t l0li Main street
EOR RENT, DESIRABLE FLAT, a
Il Fifth and Cary streets. Six rooms, az
modern improvements, nrst-class order. and
lanitOrs attendance. SUTTON & CO.,
ap l6-Su6W2t lOl4 Main street.
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LOR SALE, THAT ELEGANT -
i RESIDENCE No. 6O2 WEST FRANK Ill
LIN STREET. MONROE TERRACE. THIS
dwelling, choice In location beautiful IN design,
happy In Arrangement. perfect In workman
ship and artistic 10 faish Will be sold BY auction
on NAY ., 1893, unless sold sooner privately
For particulars and permission to inspect II call
on y. ". bow r,
40 cts No 4 Eleventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19

WANTED, PURCHASER FOR A
w NICE DRUGSTORE in the growing city
os Newport News. Va. Reasons satisfactory.
FERNS liberal. Correspondence AMI inspection
invited Address JULIAN ;. LAKE, Ne@port
New. Va. ap 1855
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19

Daily.
Train ~ ia limited fal
man Buffet Sl-oQ.lf.t itr
addittoc O. lirst-cl1ss
Pullman oar gaze,
SIDPplNo-t.l.
Nos. "A. -. 80. a.i
Nos. %. "a. rs, 1872. 81.
nal al MAnches.cr Ut
Chester. No. 80, 80, 800
sigma. az al stations.
Pullman Palacr hH't.
through trains. ON
irg-Cars between NiENt
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Y0RK-RIVER LINE, VIA WEST PotSE
THE FAyoMTE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND.


TRIM No. 10. 3:lO T.. VI.
LOCAL EAPRESS daily e1ceps sunaaY.
Stops at all sta.ions. Al Lestor Manor con.
meets with stage for WaIkerton: with Baltimore
steamer az West Point
TRAIN NO. Is, 4.i5 +. NJ.
BALTIMOKs LIMITED. daily excep, Sunday
Zoe West Point, connecting with York-Ryer
steamers for Baltimore. Az Baltimore steamers
connect with Baltimore aud OHIO ra lr0ad Zoe
Washington, Philadelphia. and New ork
Steamers leave Baltimore at L. ~. daily OK
ca-t sunday.
Trains arrive at Riehmonf OBS A. N. ani
l0,40 A. n.
TRAIN No. a. 6:tO A. a.
LOCAL MIXED, daily excsp. SUNDAY, leaves
Twenty.third stress for Vest Point and interme
date points
ricket-onieo at station foot OF Virginia strsss
Open \ A. NJ. to p. II. and from 4. N. %
I-:SO A. Nj.
city tlcks,-ofice--eol east Maln s,rse.;
SOL HAAS, W. a IlRA,
franc Manager. General Passenger Agsp.
w. II. GREgs, General Manager
j, = b. Thoxrsos. Superintendent
]. s. porrs, Passenger Agent 9j9 Aain strs"
Richmond. Va myss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19

GENTRY. PLAISTIFF, AGAINST HAsLIP, DEFEND
ANr-lE TIE CHAECERY COURT or THE CITY OF
RICHMOND:
!. Charles W. Goddln, Clerk Of said court. Ger
tity that the bond required Of the special COM
missioner ny the decree in said cause ~ April
-, 1898, has been duly given.
Given under my hama this 18th day 81 April
1893. CHARLES ". GOpDlN,
apis clerk.
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WANTED. BY A SINGLE MAN, A
w ROOM. FL FINISHED ORUNFURNISIED
Can give any references desired. Address \.
h. care Of DISPATCH Office. np ISL
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VIRGINIA WEATHER AND CROPS.
Bulletin for the Week Ending April l..
transformations Favorable
fsnncinl telegrnm Id the Dlanatcn.

GENITAL OFFICE, IYNCHBURG. Va, April H.
During the past seven days thcro Las boon worry
little rain in the Tidewatcr section OF the Sta.c.
but favorable rains have occurred generally
over the central counties and nortl ana from
Ivnchbnrg to Danviuc aud the cXtrem = u B.
west. Ram Is needed IN the eastern sect us
ana 10 some extent IN the central sections and
.n the middle and upper SYSTEMATICALLY alley re-
giOns.
There was less than tho average amount Of
sunshine during the week. The temperature
averaged slightly below the normal for this sea-
eon. and on sunday morning was low
CROUCH for frost, except IA tnc southern
ala occur along and forth OF tue line OF the Nor
folk ana Western railroad.
DAMAGE To PEACH CROP.
Slight damage to the peach crop is reported
In Augusta, Rockingham, aud Page counties.
while IN other sections the reports show mat
very little or no damage resulted. The wheat.
oats, ana grass crops are generally reported as
IN good condition, aud 10 the Nciuty oi aln-
ton the wheat II reported as IN letter condition
than ever before noted by tho writer. Oats
eeen 20 have "A good stand. Tobacco plants NC
IN good condition.
Fruit prospects continue 10 be very favorable
IN all sections except tuat the correspondent a.
savedge, Surry county, reports the peach crop
killed by the cold winter. From Glover Depot,
Halifax county, the report comes THAI forest
free have 0on0 lnCalculablS damage 20 fences
and timber, and also 10 many tobacco barns.
coES-PLANTISG.
Corn Is being planted by some farmers IN all
Sections 81 the State. ON the whole, the cOnui-
tons during the past week have been very
favorable 20 the agricultural Interests and tho
growing crops are generally in inlr 20 good con-
citiOn, aud reasonably good progress mas be "a
made IN the planting or IN preparing T. plaus
corn ana making gardens aud IN other work.
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MINER COTTAGE FOR "a
y SALE.-NEW FRAME COTTAGE. q Ns
rooms, complete In every appointment. situate
III a grove OF six acres In the village OF Cuckoo,
Louisa county. Va three miles over good road
from Pendleton station. Chesapeake ana ONO
railway, and lfty-lye miles from Richmond.
Locality high, dry, and healthy. Detached
kit hen, stable, garden, &C. For sale or e1-
change for city property. Apply al No. ! 10 Nir-
ginla street. ap 7-F,Su&W6f
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BUSINESS WANTS.

NrANTED.-COME TO $40 HAN
w street. upstairs, next - Nixon.s Shirt
Factory. and see the wonderful III RGLAk
AND FIRE ALARM. Ladies especially IN
ytted lots Of territory for sale or Will sell part
interest. Can and see Or address j. X. X, d.
r,Tcu. ap lg-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-19

OPLENDID SPE G LATIO IN
y LAND. Beautiful place upon the Chesapeake
Bay. Scenery magnificent. suitable Tor hotel,
gentlemnn's resid suce, or eanitarum. Bathing,
boating and fishing. l.. :. IkANTZ,
PhOohus, Va.
M, Z <, IL, Nr-lit & ~ l,Si Tn.t WI
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Leaving Rlcpmoct u i'
rsyine a. Weldon a. L. l'i
Al . A. NJ. va :. 4.
Richmond 20 Nellon ali
THR ONLY ALI-KAlL IN.
LEAVE.
Richmond. 300 A. ~
Richmoud. .'5:ia T.. VI. N'
N.r,ois 1850 4 VI. b
Noylo,k goo l.. y. h..
The tralns leaving hfa..
Norfolk at4P. VI. are s'i.i '.'
TWO polpts. AMI passens ff, ....
Change Of cars. Ci07o fena 40
az pe,ersbars by IA t:t 49,,
IAN. froiu klcAm0ud o. N'i.o
'r,a,as lawns Ricomoni ~ b.
NJ, aud II: 0 T. NJ; AM A 49,, .D y
sss,35 A. N. ,; ; T. ~ ,,',. a'.' 81, ..
eloss connection ~ Pvie,, so ..,
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DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.
Attorney-Gener Oiney's Report-Eviis of
the Zee system.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. December g.
The annual report OF Attorney-General
Olney notes with qualification that the
Supreme Court L. making reasonable pro-
gress in overcoming the arrears of bust
ness. which. until the establishment Of
the Circuit Court of Appeals, steadily In
creased from year 10 year.
In discussing the fee system. the Attor-
General says: "The system by which
United States district attorneys. mar
shals. clerks. and commissioners are paid
by fees has been so often and so en-
phatically condemned-is so indefensible
in principle, and works such gross injus-
tice In practice-that its survival to this
time IS nothing less than wonder ana
a reproach In recommending It's summary
abolition, | merely endorse a change Of
policy which has received the earnest adj
vocacy Of every Attorney General for the
last twenty years.
illustrations OF the wastefulness and
the incongruities OF the present system
abound on every hand. Congress would
not dream OF paying any United States
district attorney an annual salary twice
as large as that received by a Judge OF
the Supreme Court Of the United States,
yet under the fee system the office OF a
United States attorney In one district
has in recent years realized TO its incum-
bent at least 10000 year In another
district. where the earnings Of a district
attorney for year and half amount
To 81 7,O53 the returns show that but little
more than 81 ,0O0 was earned In court.
the entire balance consisting of mileage
charges for travel to court TO attend AT
the discharge Of poor convcts.'