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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
FUNERAL OF MRS. C. M. STONE.
The Last Tribute of Respect Paid to
Good Womau-The business Outlook.

The Last Tribute OF Respect I"i" l" I"
Good Vycnau-The Business Outlook.
pI-ASrlL VA. April A-(Special)-A
large concourse OF people assembled yes
,crdav morning at the Methodist church
Of this place to pay the last tribute OF
rasnect 70 Mrs. Callie NJ. Stone wife OF
stonhen H. stone. Mrs. Stone had been
in faillne. health for the past two years.
ana for two months had been confined to
ber bed During all this time she had
laeo the object of tender sohcItude, Tor
10 one in the town was ever so uhiNei :
sally beloved as she Tho term Anger Oh
Mercy has been apple d 70 heT justly
and among the many handsome tributes
raid 10 her memory this morning ny 'he
four ministers who ofiiciated AT the DuIldi
.,,.,.ic. nome was better deserved than
thar which characterized her as 'he
kindest woman IN Southwest virginia
After the sermon here by Mr.. frayser,
ber prcsiaing elder, and tender ana
touching talks by her pastor, MI g. W.
Kelly. Mr. cobb. and Mr. J. j.. Moore
the remains were taken TO Ne"perh' hv'
OH home. where they were followed 10
their last resting place by the largest
funeral procession ever seen thefe'
In the last few days there have been
some sales OF building lots at satiSlac-
tory prices This shows return OF pros
perity 10 the town.
The Dora furnace IS putting up IN
iron foundry adjoining the furnace
The new zinc furnaces or ME- iHoh'ds
Jones are progressing rapidiy
Our people are still very much elated
over the result OF the election, and hope
soon TO see the work OF building the
courthouse begun.
AS an evidence that Pulaski mas no'
only the perfect summer climate, nu'
the best winter and all the year climate
there was no snow here Few Gays hso
while the Dispatch reports snow SIX hehe'
deep in Shenandoah county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
AN OK WITH AYDROPHOBlA.
I!c Is Killed and tho Carcass burie"-
sox,ntc,n-Year Locusts Coming.


TARMVLLE. VA. April 1i-(Spc-iaI)-
7frs. Elizabeth scru-e. living near Chest-
nut Grove church. in Buckingham county
lad an OK attacked this week with
na,adv very much Ike hydrophobia. The
animal woull lungc and horn at every
thin. within his reach, all the tune
making fearful believing noise lie
WIS gotten into a loE pen, when u "'e7
thought impossible for him - set ont o.
hut hc did make his escape after hlbhlidlI'
arI became so dangerous that he hai To
be scot. HIS carcass WAS buried, for
f.ar DE had been madtcned.
Aholt two months ago Mrs. Scrugs and
two daughters were bitten by vicious
d.r supposed 10 have had the rabies, but
nothing serious has thus far resulted
t. either Of them from the bite.
1t H. reported from buckingham mat
tle scyoutccn-ycar locusts are coming T.
the front very fast The hoes are as ial
from eating them as ii fed on corn
IMPORTANT CASE.
At special term of Prince Edward
Circuit Court, which opened Der" eint5-
cav. the suit Of Walter H. Richardson vs..
n. Planters Bank, Of FarmVille when
vas instituted ana tried in the SeptemDer
tenn u last year, 70 recover $500, ana
resulted iu O. hung jury was again tried
ANA a verdict given the defendant This
VAS one of the most important civil cases
the court Of Prince Edward has had 10
dcll with Tor many years. II is reported
that Mr.. Richardson viii take The cas-,
+, the Court of Appeals. Ex-GoyornoI
Mckinney. colonel j. i. Fiizgerali' ana
JuIr. 4. D. Watkins were ATTORNEYS ioi
~. d. fenlant. while Judge NJ. IT, 1''.r
agd r. ". Dickinson represented the
plaintiff
Tho Farmville Guard, which is pnrhatf
the largest company % solai'iS I'D INC
e.ata il awaiting an Official invitation T.
,tf,rl the unwilling OF the Soldiers and
sailors Monument. in Richmond. on thf
sj,h 81 next month. Then. should the
company decide to attend it viii be
headed by the best bard IN Virginia
namely, the Farmvllle Siiver-Band.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15

Organization Of Veterans at Lexington
Death Of "Jlck " Wilcox ia Texas.

Organization OF Veterans at Lexington
Death Of "Jack" Wilcox ia Texas.
LEXINGTON. VA, Aprl lL-CSpeciaI)
o.. Confederate veterans OF Lexington
ana vicinity have organized Confederate
camp OF veterans. TO he known az the
J..--JacNs1u Camp o. Confederate Nctc-
f.r. Colonel ". y. P0agge presided, and
f..t.In j. y. Moore was secretary Of the
D. une al which the following officers
Ysf. chosen. colonel ". e. BOaguc
commander. Colonel j. *. LImondson.
irt lieutenant commander Captain !. G.
Ioalc. second neutcnant-commandcr;
tdeutcuaut W. =. Pierson, third heuten-
fat-coiumaudcr, Captain !. +. Moore, ad-
jIunt: Ec1 Thomas l.. Preston, -. D.,
tnarlain. Colonel !. -. H. Ross. quarter
master: Sergeant. u. T. Moore, officer Of
fhe dav. Lieutenant ~. III. COTreu, ST.,
af.is,ant surgeon: Dr. J. +. Wilson. trea-
frrcf: W. G. stuart sergeant-maJor;
Lieutenant j. ". Clock. orderly SER
gent: j. L. McCOwn. cOlor-sergcant; G..
j. Dixon. and -. :. Layne, coiOr-guards;
The object OF this organization is 70 pro-
mote social reunions 10 bring the yeie-
I.ns Of ROckbridge county In closer social
relations; 10 provide FOR helpless vete-
rams in this county. and 10 Keep alive the
memories Of camp and soldier life. The
camp passed resolution, liking the first
saturday in June as Confederate Me-
tnorial-Day. Thiriy-Odd names are on the
Toll.
u Is ruInored here that q representa-
tive Of Rarig Works. OF Buena vista. Is
IN Lynchburg. trying TO sget the un'
finished contracts OF the Glamorgan
Works.
Br. Scott Msckey who lives at River
flde. IA this county. had a horse and COW
bitten by = mad-dog some time ago. aIsa
lie promptly killed the dog. but not be-
fore IL had also bitten number OF other
dogs On last Thursday he KILLED the
Cow and horse ~ 10Th animals k}Nxa0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
REVEALS At NEWPORT NEWS.
Tho Good Work at Ear iiarhor THE
War ON tho t;in-MilIs.

War ON tho 6;in-NilIs.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, April H.
csrcciaIl This seems 10 be a great sea-
son f3r revival services. and Newport
News presents no exception TO the gen
oral custom. First. there was n meeting
IN the BAPTIST church lasting three weeks,
then IN the Methodist church for two
weeks. during which Or. Johnson. OF
Efrhmorl. assisted the pastor. Next
came tie union meetings held for n
week each in the Disciples. BAPTIST
Presbyterian. and Methodist churches.
on1 now the Disciples church starts on
the second week Of IFS own special meet
lue. thus making eleven weeks OF con-
tnuous revival services.
During TIE union services, which
were always we'll attended. the different
pastors preached alternately. Among the
features OF these services may be men
Toned the oIcn-air me ungs. held In
whit IS known as Oar liarbor,' whore
rieht in hearing Of the LARGEST bar-rooms
in the city the preachers took their male
choir aui an organ and held forth in the
very stronghold OF the Vhiskoy clement
Meetings for men have been held IN the
orcra-housc on Sunday afternoons. IheSe
services have been very successful. con-
,ilerirs- the disadvantages under which
they have had 90 labor. In this town OF
about GOO inhabitants there are some
sixty lar-rooms. together with oiher
,l,res Of amusement calculated to draw
noodle very far away from church in
nueuce.
That the meetings have had their effect
g cyinc.l hy the increased religious fer
,ar in the ranks Of our church member
ehiD. and by the fact that the revenue OF
The bar-ro0ms has fallen OH since the
meetings bean.
T1-morrow Ur Whitehead, the Metho-
oi.t rr,silir- elder. viii preach here, ana
D.. viii also address The afternoon meetins
In the Young Mems Christian Association.
SECURED LICENSE.
G. IT. E.nus and Hotel Warwick have
lust secured their license. paying TIE
extra So tax.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
By Jackson Brandt 6 Co,
Brokers ard Auctioneers,
1903 Main street. Richmond, va.

UCTION SALE OF CAPlrAL
N STOCK OF THE COOPERATIVE IN
VPSTNENr ASSOCIATION OF RICHMOND,
VA, INCORPORATE UNDER rub LAWS or
TUESTATEO OF VIRGINIA. 1S9O.-By authority
and instruction u the President ana bot ..
Directors OF said association wo WIZ sou Dy
pnblic auction a. tho Office Of Jackson Brandt
Il Co. No. 1lO3 cast Main street, hlchinoha'
Va, on :, ,eo.
Al o'clock ?. MI CERTIFICATES OF FIVE
SHARES EACH OF THE CAPITAL STOCK OF
THE SAID ASSOCIATE ZION, the same having
been allowed to become delinquent lor hoh-pay,
ment Of monthly instruments by the O"hets anu
holders thereof. as follows:
Certificate No. "a, paid in 500. past oue ano
delinquent, 10. .oo -. A., s
delinquent. 900. o,, -.
Certificate No. 10, paid IN SlVo' puss uuo au'
delinquent, $50. -
Certificate No. III, paid IN SE!o, past une
AMI delinquent, SO.
Certificate no. 1872, paid In 800. past quo
and delinquent, 50.
Certificate No. l3j, pnll IN S-OD, past uuo
and delinquent, 80.
Par value OF each certificate is 500, payable
in monthly instalmeuis Of e. each. The aSso-
claiior Is FREQ of debt and owns valuable real
estate. etc.
she stock will be sold TO the highest bidder foi
cash. and the proceeds applied 20 cost OF saie'
and payment Of ali past duo delinquent insta'-
ments and transfer charges. ami the balance
pad 70 the owners and bOldrfs of the said ut-
iinauent stock. For further information apply
70 tho once OF the ASSOCIATION. No. III. east
Main street. or Office Of Jackson Brandt " &C.,
No. 1IO3 Nam street., Richmond, Va.
FRED. PLEASAN1S, treasurer.
w. Il. Wa'dron President and Chairman tf
Board Of Directors.
JACKSON BRANDT * Co., Auctioneers.
j l.sf ,stl
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pyohjbltionIs,, Make Overtures.

sTAUNTON. VA. April H.-(speciai'l-
The Prohibitionists have just perfected an
organization. and win be heard from IN
the municipal election. They have maze
overturss looking to a coalition with
either OF the two big partles-the Demo-
Gratis and the Repnblicans-with q view
OF forming a citizens ticket. 30 Tar
their oyertures have not been SUCCESSFUL
circular signed "By Order Of Chairman
OF Vigilance Committee" Is out this eve
ming calling the colored voters to assemble
In mass-meeting Monday night. The pur-
pose OF tho meeting Is not generally I'M
derStOod.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15

BY Denoon, Upper g. CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoheers'
S2l Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
George W. Mayo. Auctioneer.
HANDSOME MANTEL-MlRROhS,
III PIANO. PARLOR AND CHAMBER
FURNITURE. CARPETS. &c,
AI-I,rInN


BY direction OF Mr.. Jacob Edel.. who
Is disseminating Housekeeping, ! VIII sen
at his res!dence. No. 5lt west Franklin
street. at 1899 A. NJ,
WEDNESDAY. April. y. 1894,
Two Large Bevelled-Plate Mantel Mir
rors, In rich and massive carved so1d s"'
gilt frames. ,,,.,,o,o,oro1
Turkish Tapestry ParlOr Suit.
Hand Embroidered. Fancy, ana other
Separate Parlor Chairs. ,. nj.
one Excellent ! l-3-Ortave StieW flano'
rosewood case; Music-Rack. and Emoroid-
Imported Oxydized Silver Piano Lamp
'' Iar r'..'G and Artistic Ebony Parlor Cabi-
net. BevelledPlate Mirrors, and Pate
''l Fbony Pedestals. Ebony Stock Table.
Fancy Gold-Leaf Centre. anu other ial-
lor Tables. ,-. =. ..o par.
Rogers's Group Coming TO the ,ra par,
figure; Busts. Plaques, Bric-a-Brac. 81.
Noauettc Carpets. Fur ana smyrna
Rugs. Lace. silk. TorChon, ana Chehii'e
Curtains and Portieres; LII, an
Massive Walnut Hall-Stand. with un-
usuolly large and heavy bey,lled-pla,1,
mirror; Leather-Coverel Hall Chairs. ana
Brass Umbrella stand. -,... ,r.,,, ,,,s
slve Buffet. Thick Bevelled-Plate Mirrors
Leather Covered Dlning-Room ChairS ahd
Aia6as,or Smoklng-Stand. Ebony Cabi
net, Wicker and other Rockers a"1
Cry Crystal. Engraved Wines. and Other
| cIoIso,gi'a. one Fun Dinner Set. Plated
ware. Crockery. etc; Walnut Refrlgera
| tor. v.,,,rsi,.elv.
Carved Solid Mahogany Room SS lit.
hly-CarVed Mahogany pouule NaII'
roha heavy. bevellel-ylate door mirrors
Mahogany Chairs and Table. 49,,
FGi Cherry Chamber suit ana FINE
MASSIVE Walnut Chamber suit: viii Win
very large bevelled-plate mirrors ana
large. handsome Wardrobe, with thicS
plate-door mirrors. ,.,. co.
shaving Stand. Toilet Sets. Easels, Cor
nicos. Rods, Pictures, etc. ~.
Feather Beds, Excellent Hair. Hair 90 MAT lic
tresses, Bed-Clothin. Wire springs eve
Uan. stair. and Chamber carpets, ah1
great variety of miscellaneous house
i'J E,verything is in good order. and ir
| the most attractive and neat condition.
'"S GEORGE ". MAYO
=, AuctiOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
THE VISITING RELATIVES.
PLEADED GUILTY AND PAID COSTS
Election Judges Acquitted-Cdscs Con
filmed Because Of a Lick OF Funds.

tiHucd because OF n isith OF II unus'
DANVILLE. VA. April ll-(Special.)-
In the United States Court to-day H. Il.
lloyd, James \. Boyd. and J. d. Ross,
Of Patrick county, pleaded guilty TO re-
moving spirits, paid fines and costs, and
Judgment was suspended
George s. Norman and w. H. Ware
judges Of election at Fan Creek Precinct
this county, were tried on the charft
Of changing a letter IN a voters name
and denying him tic right II vote AZ
tie election Of 1892, and found not guilty
G. ". Aldudger and T. II. McDearman
Judges Of election Il Design In 1872, were
tried for !. fusins to allow several parties
to vote at that election whose names
lad been mysteriousiy taken from tn
observation-disclosures. The jury failed &c
agree. and were discharged until Monday
For the lack Of funds with which tC
pay jurors. several important civil cases
which were TO BE- tried al this court, have
been continued.
\ number OF Masons and tobacco men
went to Milton. y. G.. this morning e
attend the funeral Of the late William
Irvine, Jr.. which took place this after
noon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
BY Frank ID. I'LL & Co..
Real Estate Auctloueers.
m Il u II Els SALE
Il. o.
NICE FRAME DWELLING No. lsS
WEST MAIN STREET. AT
AUCTION
ON TUESDAY. APRIL Il. 1874.

ON TUESDAY, APRIL H. 1874.
at o'clock p. NJ. on the pr misses,
will sell, under the provisions " deed
OF trust from Joseph Sinnott dated 1.ih
January, 1883. and duly recorded m clerks
Office Richmond Chancery Court Ia Decd.
Book 1876 a, page 49, the PROPERTY
described In said deed, as follows: . tia,
LOT OR PARCEL OF LAND, win at
the improvements thereon. ylus AMI BE-.
ing in the city Of Richmond. VA" anJ
bounded az follows: Beginning on noEta
side OF Main street az a POINT distant y
feet west OF Short street. thenCe running
westwardly and fronting on Main street
lines $50 feet 10 an alley IN common 4
feet wide. Upon this LOT there u
GOOD FRAME DWELLINGtOuSh
with six or more rooms. 5000 water, &C
Neigh borhoOd excellent.
TERMS: While the deed requires abou'
81. 236 and the expenses ~ sal; IN CASH
more liberal terms may be- hal on iay VI
sale. GEORGE +. HtTC HkboN,
an S-st Substituted Tr-stfe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
NOR SALE.

An excellent CRACE-STREET COR
Nf.R EESiDENCE. Price very reasohd,
lie. and terms 60 suit. Purchaser, can
flglv. CARNEAL & GAYLE,
Real Estate Agents.
- :, flNa Min Hfrent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
NOR RENT.
NOR RENT.
Phone Coz
NOR RENT.

No. 1916 west Cary street, NICE
sen EN-KOOM DIV ELLING. Rent re-
ducod 70 SO per month
DENOON, TUpPER &. co.
an15-1t ST Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
T. 81 po,vdcn Winner Of the Gold Medal

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, April IL
(Special)-The handsome gold medal OF
fered by the University Athletic Associa
ton 70 the student making the creates
number Of points in the athletic sports
ON the annual flcld-day was won by Mr.
q II Bowdcn. scoring thirty-nine points
lie was the winner of seven of the four
teen events.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
A COXEYlTE REVOLT.
IN, Army Of Tfare in a State bordering
on Riot
MARSHAL 6ROWNE OPPOSED
Heis Succeeded u, the Unknown. Who IL
Now in Full Charge of the
tommonwcat.

FEOSTBCHG. Nh. April IA revolt
IN tre ranks Of the Cox,y army to-day
l-,,e tic Band oc poaco IN a state hor-
doing ouI.ot. Chlef-Marhsl Browne has
boz tcposcl by the army as marshal Of
O.. C.mmaHvcal. and the famous I'm
h..ar." louis Smith, is in nA charge.
-...r.l CoN,y has been absent Ter scvc-
-i yr. and docs not know OF this
,,,. mo affair occurred Just as the
.... WAS entering ms town this eve
r.l aad was ne result OF jealousy be-
tu1 Browne and smith.
u0 Io...re Gsan,sylc tuis morning The
... moved rapidly over o., Great Mea-
... u..attn 20 Blk Savage mountain.
A...u, to tae m.n. tho march WAS made
,.,r ll.u,ns ty repeated calls 10 halt
c- i Hv Browne. VINO would at each
sr, address gatherings OF the noun
;......
THE ROW.
During one of the laus. Smith mad
,....Uv ordered tHc men g. march on.
BROWNE cried c.t 60 Thorn 80 halt ami
t.. Arose o. w.r O. woods between tho
r,. chiefs Browne threatened all man
~s. .. rau..hwent bat finally leapei into
$751; C.N.ys ,l..s. and drove OF 81 a
l.p
r.. amy preceded. ard two miles fur
.r.r... t..y mos Browne standing 10y the
r..f.Ie enc ~ tsc horses lying OK
N...t.I ou tho road. The team SIS valued
g. g.l Browne. as soon as the army
,t,.. .p seized horse AMI rode ahead.
l.vi.. the ytls.raio animal lying where 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
Tho Military Academy Boys win.

sTAUNTON. VA, April H.-tspecial.)--
The Valley High-School baseball team
was defeated by the Stanton Military
Academy team here this afternoon. The
score stood: stauDton, Il; visitors, ]. Bat
teries: Valley High School. Condor. Hogs
head, and Apple: stanton Academy
Gcbersr and Enitz. Umpire Nh Arthur. :
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15

7 HAVE ONE or THE MOSTHa
DESIRABLE RESIDENCES I'D
On Franklin street, which the owners hIc
TO gat a beautiful home in an unshr-
IT. t. CABELL,
M iii r north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15

AS9 ACRES OF THE LANDS of Rich
arb O. Morris i'm parcels 10 SUIT pur-
Ch1sers the cream OF the place. ! hrse
lands lie in the Green Springs helsnpot-
hood. I'm Louisa county. Va, nave Ttpu-
ration throughout the state. ana are WIN
in go Yards Of the mineral sprims. ESia-
copal church on the premises f3sl ,oihc9
oCross the road. II IS a beautiui anu
healthy country, about six niles iIoi's
Trevilian's depot. on the chssapeahe anu
obio railroad. These lands are OF a
hish grade and viii compare faVoraoIy
vlfh any lands I'm Va" state. Nlsli am
,nsuection before or on day Of sale IL So
AZ the same time Mr. Morris VIII oner
for sal. Tho MINERAL SPRlNh' WIN
FIVE ACRES. or as much land aS purs
chaser may desire with II. Inc Ndiue Ol
this water has been known Tor 10 yrdI,S'
1'he neighborhOod now use IL frhetdil{,
ana Mr.. Morris has many testlm9hldIs
nom well-known gentlemen IN Inherent
parts of the state. ,, costa
TERMS: Cash, sufficient 10 pay COSTS
Of suit and sale: residue on ctrIt "a
one. two. and three years purchaser CIV
ing bonds. with approved security, Dear
;ns, interest II one third Is PAID cash.
security dispensed with. nm
X. l.. GORDON, Jk.,
SpecIal Commissioners Of Louisa 'lrcut
Court "f -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15

By direction OF Mr.. Jacob Edel, VINO
IS disseminating housekeeping, ! WI s"l'
AT his res!dence. No. 5li west Franklin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15

NOR RENT. THAT DESIRABLE, "a
L. CENTRALLY-LOCATED BRICK IA
DWELLING,
GIG north Eighth street. containing eight
rooms. range. bath, slate nantes, otc.
Ia good repair. -
Real Estate Agents.
o,r-9t panx and Eleventh streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15

IGOR RENT. q
BRICK RESIDENCE. No. 40S west
Main street. between Monroe and Henry
streets. nine rooms; papered throughout.
and in nice order
DENOON, TUPPTE e CO.
anti. S1l Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
81 DO NOT KNOW WHY | DID IT."
This Is What Guard Says About the Shoot
ing Of Miss Martin.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, April IA
Gpecial)-R. Il. Guard, who shot Miss
Laura Martin, refuses 10 see any Of his
relatives. except his brother. J. l.. Guard,
Of Washington. His sisters. Misses Lottie
and Rosa. have made repeated requests
to see him, but he declined, presumably
for the reason that h. did not care 10
undergo the ordeal Of Witnessing their dis
trcss. In reply to the question Of his
brother why he shot Miss Martin, b
said: Il do not know why / dill it," Du-
ring this conversation Guard broke down
completely. ana manifested the only grief
for his off nee 50 FAR exhibited. The
tears rolled down his checks as he lis
tened 70 expressions of brothcrly sym
Iathy AMI affection.
THE VISITING RELATIVES.
Mr. J. =. Guard and sister, Miss Rosa,
went to Fahrrs Min this morning. Miss
IOttie is sun here. Mr.. Hudson Martin
the father Of the unfortunate young
lady. lett to-day for Faber5 Alnl 10 see
Lis WIFI. who IS prostratci on account OF
the sad affair. lie VIII return, however
this evening IL Mrs. Martins condition
viii permit.
IMPROVING.
The condition Of Miss Martin IS better
than on yesterday. and her physicians
say she Is getting on nicely. The bal
has not yet been located. The prisoner
WAS I'm consultation to-day with Attor-
ncys Woods and FishbUrne. Of this place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
ON TrEsDAY. APRlL Z. lnl

ON TUESDAY,. APRIL =. 1891
at $50 o'clock Z. NJ, we shall. az M. -.
quest OF the owner sell by public aultlt,
on the premises. the SpECIAIIv -
TRACTINE RESIDENCE above =. ~,
60. on the south side Of Grove s, -
and east Side of Morris street. Nf,f 80
block beyond tie NoWitZar m -r.o,..tr
and which S. among the brst OF ne ri.,5
handsome and costly residences ac'-.iy
built upon that popular avenue AMI N
that immediate locality; Of TIE rro't
modern design. thoroughly " a nm,
complete and attractive m an lts an,,.,,f'
ments, having extra wide hall Eleh r'ii.
ings, ten rooms of tine size besides s.r.
wants room, bathroom. pantry. Urrn.
room, closets. &c. Handsomely frr..,.l
walls. cabinet mantels. excellent Iafrr,i
stoves, and cooking-range electric I.ns
spealiing-tubes, &c. Possession an ono.
We viii take pleasure In showing thi.
house at any time before the dav ~ sala
1t will be open for inspection ~ .ay ri
sale. and all persons interested a-. -
spectfslly urged 10 See IL ANA attend ths
sale
TERMS: one third cash. balance n six
twelve. ana eighteen months. D. r0tislIs
notes. interest added ami secured 0r l,ei
| OF trust. }. h. ELAN - GO
ap s.lQ.l2l1&l1 Aucti0nrlrs.
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r1urpsnAY- APRIL 70. iaL

M $50 O'Clock L. ~. tte i9l.owlas
PROPERTY: That LOT or iANp Viz
improvements thereon In The cohy ..
Henrlco. In the town Of Fulton ij'i,.,.
strsst between Elm aud Gillian streets.
and running back between psttlsa ny,
no feet 20 AN alley 10 feet wide, ths ",
being designated az Lot No. - ~ : sss sa
No Il ia the plan OF the town oI
TERMS: Cash, AZ % eSpsnSo w
ecuting this trust. any taxes that ny =,
dus ana q note oi So VITA iS,.s.r,i
rom October 10. 1876. but more loefs,
terms can no doubt BE- give, 81 y -
sale. - H. Tru.tes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
(tHAIRS. HOUSEHOLD FURNf.
~ TURE. STORE-FIN1URES,
BkER-BUFFEr,
CALIGRAPH TYPEWRITER, ETC,
AT AUCTION.

will sell at my store at 1880 A. NJ.
MONDAY. APRIL lG. 1891
One Caligraph Typewriter, in good or
der.
Large consignment OF Handsome New
Cherry and oak Chairs ana Rockers.
one en-Piece Parlor Suit. oak and
other Chamber Suits, Wardr0bes. Bed
steads, Bureaus. Washstands, Tables.
Lounges, Presses, Safes, Refrgerators,
etc.
one Excellent Beer Buffet. Showcases,
lot of Extra-Iarge Glass window Sash,
Blinds. and a general assortment of mis-
cellaneous articles.
GEORGE w. MAYO.
aplj Auctioneer.