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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
TERRIBLE SHOOTING ARRAY.
Six Men Engage In It-Four of Them Are
Dead.

HUNTINGTON, w. VA, July T.
Shortly before last midnight at Catletts-
burg, Ky, eight miles west of this city.
terrible shooting ARRAY occurred, and
much excitement prevails and lynchIng
Is threatened. Dave and Charles Justice.
leading limb rmen, with Ed Ballard Ply
male and Lewis Cole, the latter being a
prominent Cincinnati citizen, wege col
Letting subscriptions 10 keep an old lady
from going TO the poOr-house, when they
met w. T.. Faulkner, a city councilman,
and his brother John. They refused 10
put up money, and quarrel ensued.
when all drew revolvers and began shoot
Ing. The six men ell used revolvers, and
four OF them are dead w. Il. Faulkner
was shot three times and instantly
killed. John died in two minutes from
The effects Of bullet through his heart
Charles Justice died from three shots
through the head. At S o'clock this morn
ing Dave Justice was dying from an alb
doninal wound. ballard Plymale was shot
through the thigh. He and Cole are in
iail. which is heavily guarded to pre-
vent lynching.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
TRUSTEES SALE OF HORSE
l. PnAETON, BUGGY. TYPEWRITER,
HOUSEHOLD FURNliuRE, &c,
Al AUCTION.

BY virtue Of a deed OF trust from f. ". Plue-
mscher and vito TO the undersigned trustee,
duly recorded, will sell by auction. at tho rest
dence. Al the corner CT Snetsenth and Plea
SAINTS streets, At 1890 A. NJ,
MONDAY. July ,, 1924,
Two PARLOR SUITS, upholstered IN Broca-
telle;
BRUSSELS aud other HALL. STAIR, and
CHAMBER CARPETS, RUGS. oIL-CLOrH.
and MATING.
PARLOR TABLES, ETAGERE, LACS CUR
IAINS. FANCY TABLL-CL0rHsa anu foR-
THERE'S.
Two VlOLINs. one ocARINA. one XYLO.
PRONE. MUSIC, MUSIC CASKS aud
Lot OF MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, pOOK-
CASES. PICTURES. and BRIC-A.BRAC.
OAK ENIkNSIoN-GAFLE ana DlNING-kOOM
CHAIRS, OAK BUFFET, OAK COUCn,
CHiNA-rRESS, sud OAK REFRIGERATOR
Que DlNSEORE ~ PEW RIrEk and DESh,
WALNUT HALl-RACk aud CHAIRS,
PLAIEDWAkE, GLASSWARE, and CROCK.
ERY,
CuAHBLR SUIT aod WARDROBE, MAT.
TRKeS and SPRINGS:
One ROAM MARE. one PHAETON,
One BUGGY, almost new. and lot Of HARNESS,
&c.
Also, a lot Of FLOWERS.
TERMS: At sale. IF oAUER.
iy6 Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
THE FEDERAL HOUSE.
Tariff BIN Observation-Disclosures Nom
concurred in--C onfcIecs Appointed.

1ariN Etii HcptlitN-fti -N"'
concurred in--ConfcIees Appointed.
WASHINGTON. July 7--lmmcdiatcly
atcr the reading Of the journal, Mr..
Evson. chairman Of the Committee
Way. and Means. reported House Bin
no. sSoi with Senate amendments Ohe
tar0 tID. with a recommendation that
tnc = nate amendments be non-concurred
in and that the conference asked for by
tie senate be- agreed 70.
Then Mr. Cltcnings, from the Commit
zee on Rules reported an order Tor me
o.rsidcradon Of the report made By Mt
Wilson. II provides that the Committee
or M. Whole be discharged from further
consideration OF the bill. and that In
the House two hours general debate be
allowed. after which vote shan be
taken on the motion to uon-concur, with
out delay. or the intelV nton OF other
motions The previous question on the
order was seconded without division.
After brief speeches by Messrs. cox,
Catchinrs.. and Burrows the order was
agreed 10 without division.
Mr. Wilson suggested that unanimous
consent be given to vote upon the motion
To- nou-concur in the senate amendments
without further debate. The Republicans
would not have IL that way, ana the time
allowed in the order was consumed. The
motion 10 non-concur was then carried
bv n viya-voce vote, there beilS no
voice raised in the negative.
The Speaker was proceeding TO name
the confcrees on the part OF the House.
vhsn Mr. johnson Democrat, OF ONO,
sought recognition, but failed TO get II.
Again. after the Speaker had named
Messrs. Wilson CNest Virginia.. McMillm
TENNESSEE. Turner Georgia., ana Mont.
eomery (KantuckO, Democrats. aud
Reed (Maine), Burrows (Mlchigan), ana
PAYNE (New York;. Republicans. as the
conferees on the part OF the House. Mr..
Johnson. with paper in his hand. cried;
mir. Sneaker Al his side stood Mr.
McCrcary Democrat, OF Kentucky, 10
announce the death OF Representative
I,sle UemocraD, Of Kentucky, ana the
latter was recognized by the Speaker
MIR. Johnson: / make question OF
order. Mr. Speaker
The Speaker: But the gentleman from
Kentucky has BEEN recognized.
Whereupon Nr. Johnson subsidized
MIR. McCreary announced the death OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08

In execution Of deed OF trust 10 the
undersigned. dated lith OF January, 1891.
and rec0THSd in HenTico County Court
In DeedB l35 4. page 81, | wiz at
the request OF the beneilciarleS. default
having been made IN payment OF the
debt secured sell by auction. In front OF
Henrico county courthouse, In the city
Of Richmond. on
MONDAY. JULY 9. 1894.
at O'Clock Il. NJ. the VERY DESrRA-
BILE TRACT or LAND above referred
to, bounded on the west by the lgnds OF
John $. Cranheld (once Fulton, and
being the land formerly owned By Chas-
tine White.
This land has been divided into several
smaller tracts. containing about twenty
five or thirty acres each. as shown BY
man to be seen at the auctiOneer's Office.
The nearness Of this land to the city, the
character Of the soil. which IL admirably
adapted to grass: the fact OF it's fronting
on two prominent roads, thus rendering
II capable Of division into two or more
farms all combine to make this rare
opportunity for profitable investment
There IL said u be a large quantity OF
very fine quality Of brick clay on this
land.
TERMS: One third cash. and the resi-
due in two equal instalments at one and
two years. for notes. with interest added
and secured by deed OF trust.
NJ. c. STAPLES,
~ 3 Trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
POLITICS IN PETERSBURG.
a Side Movement win Not succeed-The
Fight for Congress

PETERSBURG. VA. July 7-(Spe-
cial)-It Is not believed that the Prohibi-
ton movement recently organized in this
city for effect In the fall campaign VIII
prove Of any consequence. The white peo-
pie Of Petersburg are Democratic, and
they will not approve any side movement
that will draw strength from that party
and help the Republicans or Populists.
The names of Two young gentlemen have
been heralded FOR the Democratic nomi-
nation for Congress in this district 10 sue
coed MIR. Epes. But the people Will
decide this matter. and If they do not
decide to return Mr.. Epes, notwlthstand-
Ing his declination to run again, they
Will select a worthy successor.
POPULIST TACTICS.
1t IS beyond all doubt that the Populls's
Will make a strong fight for Congress in
this district at the next election. and ii
looks very much al present as though the
candidate will come from Meckionburg
county. And pertinent to this fact il
IS believed that the Republicans viii pre-
fer 10 support the Populist nominee 10
making a straight nomination OF their
own-thus while claiming g majority vote
in the district. playing second fiddle to a
minority.
Mayor Collier and wife left to-day for
Buffalo Springs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
SIXTH DISTRICT REPUBLICANS.
a Convention Called to Nominate Can
didate for Congress.

didate for Congress
LYNCHBURG, VA. July 7.-(Special)-
The Republican District Committee met
in this city to-day. and decided 10 call
a convention TO nominate a candidate for
Congress on August 18th at Lynchburg
a. S. Asbury, OF Roanoke, the chair
man, presided, and other members OF the
committee were present, as follows:
Adolphus Humbes. of Campbell; W. H..
Mcsley, of Bedford; James NJ. McLaugh-
lin, of Lynchburg; ]. b. Stovall, Of Char
lotte, proxy for W. II. Faulkner II was
decided TO call n convention, by a vote
of TO 2-Messrs. Mclaughlin and Mos
ley opposing. The Republican vote on
the last presidential election was made
the basis for the number OF delegates.
giving Bedford, s; Campbell. s.; Charlotte,
4: Halifax, 10; Montgomery. 3; Roanoke
county. G; Roanoke city. 8; Radford, /.
and Lynchburg. Z. IL is understood that
Charles \. Hermans. OF Montgomery; A.
S. Asbury. j. Hampton Hoge, and -.
Elliot, OF Roanoke, and J. b. Stovall, of
Charlotte. are candidates for the nomina-
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08

his colleague, Mr. Lisle. and offered the
usual resolutions OF regret. which were
adopted. The Speaker announced Messrs.
McCreary. Paynter and Derry, OF Ken
lucky; Taylor. OF Indiana; Draper. Of
Massachusetts,; Lucas. OF South Dakota.
and Pence. OF Colorado. committee on
the part OF the House TO attend the fune-
raj, and then. nj rs o'clock, the House,
as further mark OF respect 20 the
memory OF the deceased. adjourned until
Monday at y O'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
GALE OF UNCLAIMED FREIGHT.

RICHMOND AS0 DANyIiLg RAILROAD CO..
Samuel Spencer, h. ". Hnicokoper, aud
Reuben Foster, kecs'seI..
FREIGHT DEPAffaEsT,
RICHMOND. Va, june 20. 1894. J
, by direction OF tn0 claim agent OF tho kich-
mond AMI DanyiIe Railroad Company, l shi
sell a. public auction, In sccorianee with 's~'
for cash, at the ylIgiHis-strsos warehouse Oh me
said company. In the city OF RIchmoad. Va BE-
glaning OF 10 O'Clock A. H., on
THURSDAY. July ~. 1894.
tho following described UNCLAIMED FREIGHT
unless charges On same be paid aud goods rs-
moved before date Of sale:
TWO CAR LOADS OF MACHINERY eoa-
signed 20 the yirsinia SILK Manufacturing S2 I'm
pany, Rcysyille. Va. and ! BOIL *, fnoSo.S
md n DOORs. consignei 10 the keysylle stk
MISUNDERSTANDING company, Ksysyille, va
,.o.,vtsk,. Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
Mrs. Maggie Crawford Drops Dead.

DANVILLE, VA. July 7.-CSpecial)-
Mrs. Maggie Crawford dropped dead In
Neapolis to-day. She was TO have left
the town this evening for North Caro-
lima. She was apparently In good health
a short while before her death. The
cause OF death Is supposed to be heart
disease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
A Card From the Delegates.

BUENA NISIA, VA. July q IoJf.
To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
We. the delegates elected July 4th In
Ruena Vista 10 the Buchanan convention
are for Shepherd first, and Turner second
choice.
G. ID. MERIWEATHER,
SAMUEL Ii. EGALF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08

Mrs. Jarvis continues quite ILL., Not
even her friends have been permitted 10
see her for upwards OF week. IL Is be-
Ieyed that she Is somewhat better now
washington Letter in Raleigh Caroiinian.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08


TTPRIGHT PIANO, CARPETS. AND
~ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT ATCTI01
by direction OF tns owner, VIII sell, by aurtion
Al No 202 vest clay ssrest, ~ 1880 a. a.,
WEDNESDAY. JuLy ~. 1894.
Ives q Pond ~ octave UPRIoHT PLANO.
three gedals ane sesy niqs ?bony case;
rANcY ROCKERS. pAKLoa TABLE, PIC.
HALL, CHAMBER, and STAIR CARPETS.
SMYRNA RUGS, oiL-cL0rB. and MAT.
OAK CHAMBER SUITS ami wARDRosgs.
HAIR a nd other MATTRESSES, PfLLoWy
and B0LsfRRs;
OAK HALLRAeK and CABINET OAK RE-
OAK BUFFET, OAK EXTENSION TABlE.,.na
BEST.W00D DiNING.RO0h CHAIRS;
A number OF Worlds Fair MASONIC bELr-
GLASSES, GLASSWARE aud ckOIKGRY /:
DISK, COAL-HOD, GARDEN-HOsE, vElOcI.
PEDE, HEATING and COOkINU-sIOyEs,
KITCHEN FURNITURE. aod . genera a.
sortment Of household articles
GEORGE W. MAYO.
iyS Agc,ioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
GONE TO WORK AGAIN
BoAT.HUIlDERS AND SHIP-JOlNERS
CALLED TO THE MAYNARD.
Norfolk the Headquarters of the Prohib
and Popuiist Coinbinc-Heahest
Rain OF the Season.

NORFOLK. VA, July 7.-tSpeclal)-
All the boat-bullders and shIp-joiners were
called into the navy-yard this MORNING.
a large number viii be called on Mon
day to resume work on the new ships, ana
as the men are now going In daily 1t VIII
not be lorg befare the entire suspended
force IS at work again. 1t Is hoped py
the first Congress will have provioeo
the money for completing the Texas
Amplitude, and Raleigh. though there III
very little to do on the latter ship In order
10 get her to sea.
AN EXCLUSIVE THING OF IT.
The Prohibition and Populist headquar-
tiers are to be moved bag and Dag
gage" from all other parts OF the STATE
and the combination will do business ~
Norfolk exclusively. There IL very
prevalent idea that Norfolk Is pronlbi-
lion town, but when II Is ascertained IN
the fall how badly the Prohlbiuon-fopu,
list candidate for Congress Is sno" go
under by the Democratic vote opinion WIZ
be entirely different. The non-oiiice-seeh-
ing Reform Democrats having broken '"c
back of ring-rule by taking ad'ahtdse
OF the Prohibition movement 10 90 So II
IS not likely they will submit to another
ring. as outlined in the work OF the re-
ceutly-constltuted Advisory Board iheie
are already Indications that everything 10
not as harmonious a 1t might be.
GOING TO TEXAS.
Rev. Sam. Small goes 10 Texas carry
next week to conduct a protracted meet
ing of several weeks. He preaches IN
b,th Norfolk and Portsmouth tomorrow;
Rev sam attracted a very small crown
al the Academy last night.
This whole section of country was hoou-
cd last night by one Of the hardest rams
since March. Corn in some places was
washed up. and the country reads DadIy
washed and cut UP.
GOOD CAR SERVICE.
The Portsmouth Railway Company Is
b lting the city with tracks. and has
greatly improved the equipment by add
Ing a large number of new cars and
horses. The new schedule runs the cars
from daylight TO midnight. and regularly
connects with all the ferry steamers. The
new company has put considerable money
in the property.
Mr.. q. Iiatton. a young attorney OF
Portsmouth, has been reelected president
Of the Pubic-School Board
\ FATAL FIGHT.
Information WAS received here to-day Of
a fight at PenGle,on. on the Albemarle
Division Of the Seaboard Airline rail-
road. last night between two farmers
named Odcn and Bslcham and the for
mer was shot by the latter and Instantly
killed 4 shotgun YVES used. Belcham is
ia Jail Both men had been drinking.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
MlODlES AT OLD POINT.
Batteries Being Held in Readiness for Ser
vice In the West.

vice In the West.
FORT MONROE, VA, July THE
practice-ship Monongaheia, with the ma
val cadets from Annapolis. arrived here
this evening on their annual cruise.
Battery l., Fourth Artillery, returned
~ Baltimore tonight. Eight batteries
AT the post are being held in readiness
for field service. 10 reinforce the troops
in the West II it should become neces-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
VRUSTEE'S SALE
m

L OF
THIRTY FEET on MAIN STREET
EAST or WAREHOUSE STREET,
NINErY-ONE FEET, MORE or LESS,
At SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
FRANKLIN AND THIR-
TEETH STREETS
AND
les FEET ON WILLIAMSBURG AVE.
NUE., EAST OF THE CITY
GAS-WORKS.
by virtue OF the provisions OF certain
deed of trust, dated November 10. 1872.
and recorded In the Clerks Office OF Rich
mond Chancery Court Deed Book lE &,
the payment OF a certain note therein
secured, and being required 50 90 90, |
Will sell by auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. July -. ls9t
at 6 o'clock +. NJ:
First. That LOT or LAND on the
south line OF Main street. beginning ig
fen inches east OF Warehouse street,
thence running eastwardly aud fronting
on Main street 80 feet, and extending
back between parallel lines i0 feet TO
second. That LOT OF LAND on tho
southeast corner Of Franklin and
Thirtieth streets fronting on Franklin
street q feet. more or less. and running
back between parallel lines "a feet 6
inches.
Third. That LOT or LAND on tho
west side OF Williamsburg avenue. begin
ming at the corner OF a thirty-foot street.
thence northWurdly and fronting on VII
liamsburg avenue Jos feet. and extending
back between parallel lines TO feet on
the south side and IS feet on the north
side.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses OF eX.
ccuting this trust ami note u sl.c0.
with interest from April I. 1921: balance
upon terms announced AT sale.
&. J.. DENoDN.
jyS Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
BY y. W. Bowc.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
VHIRD.STREET FLATS
Al AUCTION.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE
AND VALUABLE RESIDENCE
PROPERTY, LATELY CONVERTED
INTO FLATS.
NO. IL SOrTH THIlD STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08

Referring 10 the foregoing ADVERTISE
msnt. | am authorized ~ say that the
B creditors secured Boy said trust-deed viii
lend "a large port on % the purchase.
money u the purchaser for. a term or
years. y W Do" t.
~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
DfsSOLUTiONs s. CO-PARTNERsHIPs.
THO THE PUBLIC.

! -
RICHMOND. VA, July ., 1891
The firm OF TURNER & WILLIS, pro-
urictors Of the Virginia Steam Laundry
and Toilet supply Company, IL this day
dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. William
ID willis retiring from the business.
Mr. WILMER u. TURNER has pur-
chased the entire business, and assumes
continue tie LAUNDRY AND TOILET
SUPPLY EUSIN ESS n all its details at
ul-Il5 east Broad street, in his own name.
WILMER ID. TURNER.
Referring 10 the above, l cordially
recommend my successor. Mr.. WILMER
ID. TURNER. to my friends, and | be-
sreak for him a liberal share of the
patronaga OF the public
fv7-3t WILLIAM d. WILLIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
BY request ~ tn. owner We .lll offer
for sale, on the premises. az public auc-

BY request Of tn. owner We wll offer
for sale. on the premises. al public auc-
ton, On
TUESDAY, JCLY~1o. ISL
at o'clock +. ~. the REAL ESTATE
described rs follows: An mat certain
lot or parcel ~ lend with the m
provements thereon. lying and being N
the city of Richmond Va, on the east
side Of II. James street between Duyal
and Baker streets. beginnin" al point
On the east side OF g. James street, IS
feet 10 inches south 81 the southeastern
Intersection Of St James ana b1k,r
streets. extending southwarly, fronting
on St James street p f. {, and running
back between parallel lines and parallel
with Baker street ~ feet 90 am alley ~
the rear 10 feet wide.
The dwelling upon ,hls lot - compare
lively new, containing six rooms. bath.
and all modern imprOv luonIs. There Is
q good yard. containing fru t-trecs and a
grape harbor. The lot has front, rear,
AID side entrance.
TERMS: Reasonable. and 10 b. an
nOuuced at sale.
b. +. TURNER & CO..
~ Aucton-ers.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days

BY b. F. Turner e Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
Si2 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08

BY Denoon, Tupper n Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auetloneers.
SCI Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08

Savings Bank G. +. L. o. T. r., Plain.
TN, against William Burruss ana ais
. In the Circuit Court Of Hanover county.
/ J. \. Brown. clerk ~ said court,
certify that the bond required Of the Spe-
clal Commissioner IN the above, cause by
decree OF April g, 1874. has been duly
executed. Given under my hand this Ith
~ Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
by J. \. Brown.
Real Estate Auct.Ouccr,
Ashland. Va.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELLING,
WITH -FOUR ROOMS
AND
TEN ACRES or LAND, NEAR BOTlt-
WELL, HANOVER COUNTY,
VIRGINIA,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08

at o'clock T. 81. the EXCELLENT
House above referred -. Wh.eh mas
been subdlviled into fats. together with
Tie lot ON which e. stands. fronting ~
feet inches. aui IJnnlnb back 10 feet
3 inches % an alley in common.
mis- property WILL with Gaze md at
tentlon. rent veil ana should commend
Itself 20 investors.
TERMS: Casn sufficient - d.fray cost
of executing the trust and 90 Fay a nOte
for N.oJ with interest irom jandary J..
iS4 ana another note for s.lrJ. with In
t,rest from December 80. la9l. and ths
residue at such time ana secured N such
manner a. the lsrantCr mny t-cribe end
direct: or in case ~ iaiiurs ,o give 1uth
direction then on such t,rlas as the trus-
JOHN DUNLOP,
Irusies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08

In execution Of deed OF trust 10 the
undersigned. dated the 2,th 81 June. lsyD.
ana recorG a In The Chancery Court OF
Richmond. IN Deadlock ~ r, on pag'
81, default having been made In The pay
ment Of tn debt secured. aad being
directed 80 70 do b. the beneficiary, I
viii sell, by public auction. On the pre-
misses, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08
A U C ITO n s 4 l. l.

4 U c I o \ or $ A l. L
THAT ATTRACTIVE AND pESiRA-
BILE TWO STORY FRAME
DWELLING,
SITUATED 40. ~ ST. JAHf.S STREET.
BETN ZEN III VAL AND BAKER
STREETS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08


Pursuant % a decree ~ the Circuit
Court ~ Hanover county. entered 0n The
2oth day Of April. 1894. In the chancery
suit styled Savings Bank g. l.. 4. .. 4.
Reformer5 vs.. william BurrGss and 9TH
ers." / will sell by public auction. ~
front Of the post-ofice. at hoth"eii
junction OF tho Chesapeake am onto and
Richmond. fredericksburg and Potomac
railroads.. on
TUESDAY. JULY 10. 1874.
at o'clock l.. NJ, the allowed scribed
PROPERTY. containing ten acres. more
or less adjoining tie lands OK Airs. ).
A. Thompson, john ". Haskins. and the
White Han tract, situated about one
quarter Of a nile from the said sun ton.
TERMS: Cash. sufficient 10 discharge
the debt due plalnuns. amounting 70
about 500; the cost OF executing SAID
trust deed, the cost OF said suit, and OF
this sale. and II there bee any residue.
upon such terms ass Alice }. Burruss may
direct, and upon her failure 70 give such
direction. then as tAa said special cominis-
sioner shall think az. 90 be ann0unced al
sale. ". ID. tAhDM Ill,
Special Commissioner.
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POSTAL NOTES.

Postmaetcrs Of the fourth class for
North Carolina were appointed to-day as
follows. ". ". Allen, BunnleycL Harret
COUNT. vice J. A. Jones. deceased; ). NJ.
Smith. Westncld. Surry county vice J.
II. Love removed.
\ po~t-onice TO Doe known Is Birdwood
has boon esta blished I'm Aihemdrir county
Va. wth Charles i. bur'oo as post
master
rho department Is doubling Up names
OF pest-oiHcos al lively rate. For IN
stance. an order just issued changes the
name Laurel Springs. On Allegheny county.
\ @ ~ Laure. sprlnEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-08


T t.tn ~ tlc Republicans DO
49, ..atc nili for the reason that
4 d.. ..r uu than they thought inc
I..r..f... 20 frame. Ihat is Why
i.-r fought .t .l desperately. and IL may
go b.. .r ... 81 the Way 10 say ihey
f keep .n ,.Ir hrht after the report
e.. t.. ... t.lec Committee. They know
t.. ,nfuci wisdom Of tie Demo
o.4fs nt 4 ne litei "a "A measure that
.f.r Daniel asserted some weeks ago
lea ya. Hc sentiment behind IT, has pro-
C-c.l Ca fn.asure that viii strengthen the
81. efapy II the bil can be passed
t.I-y enough % show It's workings.
gay do u9t want II parsed Al
a. early day they viii most likely
t,fltc 90 aaye il on TO as late a day as
t1.-ib.e. o. chat The new Law may not
D. t,etci fairly m time for the November
elections. ~ they renew the fight on the
conference IL may De SCI down as a fact
tiat the game Of the minority Is 70 com
lei Congress 10 remain here Until the lat
ter part of september
TIE aiiliS bili was passed By the House
81 tho Iiftieth Congress. which dd not
tiJourn until tie 10Th Of october. Ii was
tie lOngest'sesSi0n in the history Of the
government The Tifiy-hrst Congress
PASSED the Mckinley bill and the SEES