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f,ce the body was laid away by the side
OF his father. -
The immediate family Of the deceased
are his mother, Mrs. NJ. II. Johnson; his
brother, Mr.. Sidney johnson. 10Th OF
this place; and his sister. Mrs. Ambler
the wife OF an Episcopal clergyman, now
a missionary In japan.
PERSONAL.
The hotel registers have the following
worthy knights OF the grip: X. r.. Lea.
veil. Chicago: NJ. W. Joyner. Baltimore;
r.. r.. Roberts, and ]. s.. Latham. Rich
mond: J. Il. Gibbs. suffolk; u. A. Thomas.
south Boston: and r. ID. J~cffress. Chase
CITY.
MIR. T. u. Phillips and Mary Land con-
tinue critically III.
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CONMIssIOSER's OFrIcE,l
AMELIA COURTHOUSE Va, April 20. 1894.
NNILLIAM WARE AND AIS.

JESSE y. BRADLEY'S ADMIR-, &C.
Take notice that in pursuance of a de-
cree OF the Circuit Court OF Amelia
county pronounced al the March term.
1894, in the above-styled chancery suit, /
have fixed upon WEDNESDAY, June q.
1884. at the office of Southall & Farrar,
ascertain the quantity. value, and location
OF the real estate OF which Jesse y. Brad
ley died seized and possessed. and to as
certain what portions thereof have been
sold under orders In said cause. and to
whom sold. whether or not there is any
purchase-money due on account of sales
made under DEGREES In said cause, and II
so, by whom due. and the amount thereof.
Given under my hand as Commissioner
In Chancery for the Circuit Court for
Amelia county. 5. l.. FARRAR.
Commissioner in Chancery.
+. II. Farrar and j. a. Jiles, d. a.
Gan
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ARRIVAL OF THE CREENBRIER. -
Captain Boig Takes an English Help
Mate-ArriyaI Of n New York Yacht.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May 17.-(Spe-
cial)-The Chesapeake and Ohio steam
ship Greenbrier, which left London on
the Sd of this month reached her dock
here at 10 o'clock this morning. Captain
Boig. who has commanded the Green
brier since she was built. remained on
the other side this trip, and in future
will have the assistance Of a fair English
lady to help him weather the storms OF
the deep. Your correspondent Is informed
that the Grecnbrier has the most valu-
bile cargo ever brought to this country
by any Of the six new ships that bear
the names OF the Virginia rivers. There
is any quantity Of freight here. and in
a few days the Greenbrier Will be loaded
again and eastward bound. Following Is
a portion of her cargo: $500 casks OF
cement. 29j chests Of tea. 80 casks OF
fruit pulp, 60 casks Of malt glucose,
$50 bags Of fuller earth, % bales OF
burlaps, Fl cases of paper, lo5 cases OF
champagne, and . hogsheads Of wine, all
for western firms.
THE KANAPOHA.
Rev. w. l.. Moore. Rev. c. ]. Shepard,
Rev. John r. Fisher. and Mr.. :. n.
Cruikshank, members OF the Atlantic
Yacht club. Of New York. steamed into
Newport News early this morning in the
Yacht Kanapoha. These gentlemen. after
seeing the sights of our city. left for a
cruise up the James. The Kanapoha Is
much TO be admired.
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Mechanics Institute Closing,

The closing exercises of the Night School
of Technology Of the Virginia Mechanics
Institute will take place at the Young
Mems Christian Association Hall tonight
at $50 o'clock. Prizes and diplomas will
be awarded, and Mr.. X. III. Thurston, of
Cornell University. will deliver the an
nual address. The public are cordially
invited TO attend.
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COURT ORDERS,
COURT ORDERS.
CHARLES DAVIS'S ADMINISTER,
~ W.
WAUGH Ell AIS.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HANOVER


Extract from decree OF April term, ls94.)
. The court doth further adludge, order
and decree that one Of the commits.
sionors OF this court . . state the folio wing
accounts and make the following enquiries . .
]. An account OF the estate, both real and per.
sonal, OF which the said Charles DAVIS aied
seized ana possessed, and where situated.
=. An account Of ell debts and demands out
standing against said Charles Davis, deceased,
on his estate. 10 whom due, and the priority, ii
any, Of such debts or demands.
5. What amount should be decreed to BE- paid
to the said Mrs. Elizabeth Davis out Ut the es.
tate OF said Charles Davis. deceased, for her
support and maintenance. and In what nay.
ments, and at what periods the same should be-
paid. The commissioner making this enquiry
shall take into consideration the provisions Of
said will aud all the circumstance surrounding
the said Mrs. Elizabeth Davis.
1. Any other matter deemed pertinent by the
commissioner. specially stated. or which may
be required to be so stated " any party into
rested.
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RICHMOND OPTICAL COMPANY.
Alphonse Metzger. Arthur Levy.
10 EAST BROAD STREET..
(my I2-su,Tu&FI
SUMMER: RESORTS.
BOARD.

4 picturesque village at the foot OF Backs
Elbow. a spur OF the Blue Ridge.
Beautiful scenery, lne hunting and fishing
groand.
Pleasant walks and drives.
Twelve miles from Black Rock Springs, twenty
from the Shenandoah Grottoes two hours drive
from University Of Virginia, thirty minutes by
rail. Shaded house ana yard splendid water.
Good lodging and fare. Accommodations iof
TWENTY-FIVE. Address MISS VI. J.. BROWN,
Moorman's River, Albennarle county. Va.
nvIk
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COMMISSIONERS CrFICE, May 10, 1894.

The parties TO the above entitled cause, and
all persons having debts and demands against
Charles Davis, deceased. or against bis estate
Will lake notice that | have fixed Oh the Urea.
surers onics at Hanover Courthouse a. the
Ilace and SATURDAY, tho 18th day OF June,
1884, tetween the hours VI 10 A. N. and = p. NJ.
as the time Tor executing the foregoing decree,
Given under my hand as o Commissioned IN
caaucery tor the Circuit Court OF Hanover county
TINS l6ti day Of May. 1894.
GEORGE A. JONES, Commissioner. &c.
II. II. CALDWELL, y. q. my 1S.F4t
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FIIII-F.. UI
WEDNESDAY, MAY p. 1894.
By Denoon. Upper < Co,
Neal Estate Agents AMI Auctiouee0-,
Ssl Main street.

4 UCTION SALE OF ATTRACIItl
IN DWELLING WITH LARGE LOl. th.H
ING 10Ox13j FEET on NORTH AftAt h.
THE PLAN or BROOkIAND rANk, ADJ.
ING BARTON HElGUI-.-Ne Viii stu Boz 20
lie auction, on tue premises. Oh
MONDAY, NAY 81. 1894,
at q O'Clock 4. NJ. tho above ATTRACT
RESIDENCE, containing seven room.
conveniently arranged. The dwelling rs w..
Substantially built. ani the large g
having a front u 100 feet ON North aSrn4.
well set IN shade trees and shruODrrY.
North avenue Is the prfcipai tlornlf f
north VI tho city. and property fronting f
Is rapidly enhancing no value. n yu4 .
nice suburban homo attend tnis sale.
Terms: Very liberal.
DENOON. TUpPER co..
my l3 Au'u0lrrs
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CWEET SPRINGS.
~ MONROE COUNTY. ". Va.

This old and fayorably known summer hoIse
for families will be opened JUNE 15TH with
prices for board 10 suit the times. Call at Chesa-
peake and OHIO general ticket Office for hand
book giving full particulars, or write
my 2-om W. Is. BISHOP. Manager.
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HOT SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
IL VIRGINIA.

Baths will re given In "THE VIRGINIA"
tendance. Send for illustrated circular to
j. +. ~CHAMPLlN,
1a9 Manager
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CHAPMAN ", MOgRl~s ANn OruFRs. pfAi,.
". NfKGtNGA STAB ~lNstHANCa tolfAaf
OTHERS, DEFtSpAnT.. aNb g.. ". Asl.
MoRRIss, PLAlNTfFs.N ~. ItAF, AtTHFlI..
TRUSTEE. AID OlnEfs. 10 r>nAsI--i-
CnANcgRY tOUKr oF IhE ClIN or LiOn4...
|. Charles ". Gcdiln. flcrk 81 tho -al
certify that tho bond required ct OH. -i. .
com m%issiOners by the decree ~ sltI cas-. J
April l0, 1924. ha- teen Iulv gwen.
Given under my hand 90 4 .Siu cay lf A.r.
1891. CHARLES -. GOlDfN.
my II t..
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BY y. ". BoWe and p. B. ChannA
Real Estate Auctonerf.
A GRAND SPECULATION Z

CIEt II A
~ ACREAGE PROPERTY. IOPhO.
FIRST IN SIXTEEN tB.Dnl>fpN.
THEN A. 4 WHOLE, hS >El UtIl
THIS PROPERTY sSlfIArEDTuEf
NORTHEAST OF me CRY ON
GAINESVILLE TURNPIKE. AND k
FARM FOR 4 LONG TINE OWNED r.
CurIED By COLONEL ROBERT o.. f.
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION UNDER
or TRUST AND By \ DECREE OF 80.
In execution Of q deed 90 trs-; mair Df
\. MOrriss 90 James A,iroi jonr, alI .
Meredith, as trustees. bearing iaie
-. 1869, and duly 'cottei, We As -u
trustees and SPECIAL omuis-ioror- b.i.s
10 required by tns is1Itor secured ana
dicHce 20 a iocroe OF tue thuneNry tu.r .
city Of Richmond, entered April lU, l~tf
consolidated causes ~ 4. ". MNrrf.- ans
Virginia state Insurance CuWlanF arI H.
{. ". ana Il. r Murriss W. jams Affect
trustee. and al, VIII sell bY putlr b
the Mansion House. IN the PROMISE .a
WEDNESDAY. JUSE l3. 1896.
NJ Il o'clock W.. tho VALUABLE EALN
referred 20, situated In lleuucD caurft
east ride VI the Mccharic-yille tar
which II has q long ttonr. extending t..
thi, sahominy ri5er, anr ,oufaH -
ACHES. moro or loss, emDrtIuE t-
cAccilent highland. 8 quantity 90 ilI..I.
los grounds n large nc'a Of Toe 900
lands, and a suiltlency ~ wuatilAll.
Inc bullllls- iN4-lNt hl -NH.l"sA
usual out-builiing-, auh some pfh.r
ment-, such "a tenants houses. .Nc.
There are few Estates combining f
meuts of value than tnls. d. tur Ir-t
h q large estate very near 90 fhr Uts
mOnd. OF an exceiient nDaL. AMI tu
some OF tho beet trucking Ian Iu Co.,
the SOL being similar g tnat 81 mo r.f ..
table section Of Hanover cDIuly ln.f. ..
- nearnees - n growing city. sgrl tt
mOnd now r.. lL-tiues the hop. - . sr..
ly-inrreased yalu' ia a foV yetr-: au4a..
IL sali % contain mcXhtu-tlhl" quauuf..
very nuest clay tor pottery. ufe-hucA. .
Specimens 81 ware burlnI out uf ..
above referred 60 are M pU.se-.IJ .f e.
Rohert /. Mofrls=, VINO VII doubtless ie
sh ~ them.
We can confidently recommend %
O. the farmer, Manufactured. ami -fr Ill.
promising nus rctutn- a. the near tutg..
This property will u- oforef Tire. il -l.
SUBDIVISIONS IS shown on q blat ma1s ly I.
I. Reid & Sop- 10 be soeu ~ CO. Dtrrr lt n
Howe And on ;he premises on tur Iry u
aud then ~ q whole, ani no 90 .rug
produces the lars ~ aggregate p-ce wll !.
preietcncc over the Other.
IEhhs: by consent, ono foultA cash. ani
residue IN three equal lD-talmcuf- at SIX. -
and eighteen months. f0r negotiable not'-
interest added AMI se 'urH "a o. % 'rlst Co...
the property. GrORfst l. CHRISTIAN.
EDMUND MhUDlLi. t..
Substituted Trustees anu special tlAuu-
era.
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AUCTION U~ALBD-This Dsys
BY X. d. Chsffn 4 Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 1. north Tenth street.
THUSTEE'5 AUCTION SALE
OF
No. SOD EAST LEIGH STREET.

-
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust, dated rep
ruary f3. 1889, recorded In Richfn 'rd Chan-
Gerry Court. in Deadlock 15t. H.. page
ISL. and AZ the request OF the beneficiary,
default having been made In payment OF
dcbt secured. I will sell by pubic aue-
ton, on the premises. or
FRIDAY, MAY IL, 1881.
at s O'Clock 4. NJ. the REAL TAI
described in said deed as "ali that certain
lot. piece, or parcel OF land. with Ina
movements thereon, lying ana being IN
,hs city OF Richmond, and bounded as
Fellows, to wit: Beginning at "A point on
the north line OF Leigh street. distant
about ~ feet wess Of Ninth street: thence
running westward along Leigh street ana
frontins thereon 81 feet. and extending
hack n~orthwardIy from said front be
tween parallel lines l20 feet 10 an alley,
in common, 10 feet wide
The dwelling contains about ten rooms.
and brick wing or kitchen contains about
four rooms. This property Is conve,
niently located. and rents readily, or VIII
make a nice home.
TERMS: Cash for expenses OF sale ana
debt due. $1,000. with interest from August
Is. 1892: balance at six. twelve, ana
eighteen months. with s per cent interest,"
for notes secured on the property. but
by consent. more liberal terms may De
announced IT hour OF sale.
WILLIAM VI. MCCARTHY,
Surviving Trustee.
Sale by r. Il. Chafin x Co. AuctloneeTs'
Qmy 5-td)
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NTOUNTAIN.TOP HOTEL AN.

wi SPRINGS over Rocknsh GAP, Blue Ridge
Mountains, 1000 feet above the level OF the sea.
Fine views. n delightful summer resort, cheap
boari. strong iron springs; Lany attractions 10
the invalid, pleasure-seekers, aud families: OF
e,sy access. Address Messrs. MAssIE & co,
Alton. Va. my 1l-3m
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AUCTION sALES-Fusurc Days
BY J. H. Elan a. Co,
Real Estate AJctioncers,
iil3 Main street.
CpEClALLY-ATTRACTIvE COURT

CPEClALLY-ATTRACTIyE COURT
ny pUnIic AUCTION
OF THE
BEAUTIFULLY Situated RESI-.
DENCE PROPERTY.
No. 1906 EAST FRANKLIN STREET
AN ATTRACTIVE DETACHED Bill
RESIDENCE.
AND A BEAUTIFUL VACANT IN
ADJOINING,
FRONTING. TOGETHER. Gxi5f Ff,
AND FACING LIBBY NIL PAR. 10
Baker W. Fleet and otherS-In tho o.
Gerry Court Of the city Of Richm0al
In pursuance OF the decree ~ Nog,r
7, is52, In the aboye-namc1 cau.o
undersigned special cpmmieslonfr viii
by public auction. on the pr.mis.
WEDNESDAY. MAY p. laf
at $50 O'Clock T.. NJ, the REAL ESTATE
referred 90 In said decree. - h....
abovc-named very attractive ana f.
residence. No. 2sS. and fhr f
building lot ADJOINING, fronting. f..
S. feet on the north side Of Frank
between Twenty-eighth ami TYIff.
streets, Immediately opposite
Park, and extending back b.tHr
rallel lines ~ feet 20 al alley
wide. The dwelling Is n neaf t
stant!al one. containing niu" f
good size. VOL arraug II. la
usual modern convenience wIN
on the lot. and being q conf r..
acknowledgements home tl.
which 10 stands fronting ENi.t
the adjoining lot fronts 3tX'.1
has thereon q substantial tIl
building n some choice g..
grape-vincs. etc.
For beauty Of situation. h-tI'.
fOrt. and good noighhorho9I fl..
Is unsurpassed. and the seeker
desirable residence property tl
neglect the opportunity Afforded ,
aalr.
TERMS. one third cash. fl. r
two equal instruments hy uesHIf
at six and twelve months. wif.
added from day of sale. ana OBI.
be retained until an the pure
f. paid and "A conveyance orlrr.
Court. y g.. ItlCHhEI.
Special Coma.
J. II. Elan < Co. Auction.
Grace y. Baker. Plaintiff. ar.r
Fleet and ais. p"c;.Dlunf-.lH
Gerry Court ~ the CITY " It.
J.. Charles ". Goblin. CI.f.
court, certify that tne h0nI r
the special commits. ner ly E
In eaid cause of NCNtml.r
been duly given.
Given under my hand this iIrh
November, 1892.
my u CHARLES IS GI..
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AHEh
A UCTION SALE OF SIX HOUSES
~ AND LOTS,
FOUR OF WHICH CONSIST OF BRICK
HOUSES,
CoND STREET. .
FRONTING TOGETHER 81 FEf'r b
INCHES ON SECOND STREET,
RUNNING BACK y GOOD
DEPTH,
AND THE REMAINlNG TWO CON
SYST OF FRAME DWELLINGS
OF THREE ROOMS EACH,
ON JACKSON BF"TW ZEN SECONp
AND THIRD STREEIS,,
Nos. 26 AND 20S. FHONFiNG 10 BIZ
FEET EACH, BY GOOD DEPTH.
BY request Of the owner, | VIII sell by
auction. on the premises. on
TUESDAY. MAY p, 1894.
at 6 o'clock +. NJ. the PROPERTY above
described.
The houses on Jackson street are In
good condition. and will pay we'll as an
Investment. The Sacond-strcet houses;
whilst old. can be repaired. or neat ana
more suitable buildings substituted on
this lot. which is a choic" building site
and gcnerally sought after m TINS locallty.
Sail will commence on Second street
GEORGE 5. VASHON, JR..
my IL AuctiOneer.
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Highest of all in Leavening Power-Latest us. Govt Report.
M%EETINGS--ThLd FRIDAY.

WASHINGTON CHATTER. ROYAL AhVh hAso'S'
DAMON LODGE. KNIGHTS OF PfTb'I-
FRIENDSHIP LODGE. KNIGHTS OF PfrhiAs-
UNION LODGE, ODD-fELLowS.
UNITY LODGE. ODD-FELIoWs.
OPACHrsr0 TRfsF, RED MN.
MoSICAS TRIBE. RED MEN.
RICHMOND LODGE. KNIGHTS OF 0Noh-
VIRGINIA LODGE. GOLDEN CHM.
RESCUE C0rSCiL- j.. q. q. A. ".
AuRoRA COUNCIL, J. O. q. A. ".
sHOCKOE COUNCIL. ROYAL ARcANuh.
SIDNEY LODGE. GOOD TEMPLARs.
EAsT-ESD LODGE. o o r~ENPLAHs.
RICHMOND CASTLE. GOLDEN EAGLE.
COMPANY A. FIRST VIRGINIA
y CANT.
RICHMOND TYPOGRAPHICAL Union.
HANCOCK ASSEMBLY. GOOD FELLOWS
LEE. ORDER GOLDEN sf0RE.
MADISON HOME CIRCLE.
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GRADUATED SUGAR, 6POUNl
%

~ RANUIAIED SUGAh, OIOCNDS
for -
4 dozen North Carolina cut Herrines for. -
Sea salt Tor baths. per pound ...."...... rs
hes. CItv Meal, per b1sheL. ............ o.
Arbuckle's Ariora Coffee. per poInd....... -
Mountaiu-R Roll Butter. per pound"........ ~
Best Switzer Lheese. per pound. ........ 20
Clipped Beef, per pouni.."."....... 10
Goldfish. per
Fresh soda Crackers. per pound. ..........
Large Mcs,ina Lemons. per dozen. ...... ~
Nice Fat Mackerel, per dozen.........." 70
California Hams. per pound. 80. ...."".... y
Carolina Rice. per pound.....". ......... -
Silver hing Minnesota Patent Family
Flour. 33.75 a barrel or 2Jc. a SAX.
Snowflake Patent Family Flour $3.50
barrel or 23c. a sack.
4 Pounds Dried Peaches or...... ........ %
4 Pounds New Prlnes for ................ 20
Best Roasted Laeuyra CCree.......-... %
Good Cooking Butter. per lound........ l2l2
Pure Lard, per pOuun ........."......-
Sour Pickles, per gallon 20
Pure Sugar syrup, per gallon .............. 20
\ Large Bars soap tor -............. -
Good Mixed Tea. per pound .............. -
Breast Bucon. -.......s-- AZ
Maple Syrup, ia quart can-.......... -. -
California Claret Wine. per gallon...... 80
Price-lisf mailed on application. Phone 3l6.
=. ULLNAN'S son,
de 21-1exSu 1S20.lS22 east Main street.
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FURNISHED COTTAGES ATSl
Il VIRGINIA BEACH FOR kENE-ThreeLaI
nice COTTAGES, facing the ocean, completely
furnished, rooms conveniently arranged, Within
three minutes walk OF the Prince Anne Hotel.
FOR KEN for the season. Terms moderate.
For further particulars apply 10
BYRD, BALDWIN co.
Rooms .? and % Hadcingtor Building,
my g.W,F&Su7t Norfolk, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-18

~ - W. ~"
Real Estate Auctiouaor.


TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 GOOp
i FRAME DWELLING No. lll5 $50.
STREET. WITH THO FINE 4u-lDOI fu. t
WHICH IT STANDS ~ 4, lION.-I. rr -
ton OF "A deed e. trust from joseph D.. flor
ttc undersigned, dated Mrrc1 !. 1893 ntl
recorded. ! viii, n tho Request ~ tLr f..
ciary. default having boon mRie % thr 81.
Of tho debt secure, sell, By auction. .
premises, on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 23. lspf.
at q O'Clock y. W. tic ENtELLENI T.I".
DWELLING above r|cier-ei to. with l.r
som lot on which II Stands. fronting a. f.t .
the south side 90 heuaOle street beiNe.. l.. t
and scot, streets. Gni running back a.
Burton street. Tho house O., very c.Htf
ana contains about 7 ROOMS ue-ii ll
Kitchen.
1ERhs: Cash sufficient e. pay the sAl.f-
executing the trust and ANY past lgH tax
to discharge a motto for sSs Slfu lntnrr-
7th March. 1894 a croI't a. 20 ,Ni sr. I
March 1895, and . further credit fs q.
until ~ March, 1895, All credit llyu
carry Interest; and the Residue on .ucl tr
tho grautor. his personal reprr-"lttl |'- .
signs may prescribe, or IN default ot sub
tIon then upOn such terms a. me trI-,..
think ne. y. ". hUA
my II lTrt
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FOR ist NJ.

NOR RENT. 81
BRICK DWELLING No. 500 north Fifth
street. nine rooms, WIN modern improvements.
Apply on premises from % 20 L. O'Clock.
my 1875
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SALE

BY Dcnoon. Topper X CO..
Real Estate Agents and Agc,.lLr.'
81 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-18

EOR RENT, FOR SALE, OR EX-ea
4 CHANGE IN VIRGINIA, ARMS Htf
DWELLINGS. HOTEL aud SUMNER CGr-
TAGEs, STOkEIIOUSEs, VILLAGE LOIS.
MILLS, MINERAL and llNBEithD LANDS.
Write 8nd state particulars IA TO rho kini Of
property wanted. location, &C. Address
j. l.. SNFAD,
my 1926. Chester. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-18
Auction Sales.--future Days.
A UCTloN SALE OF SIX HOUSES

by George :. Vashon. Jr., Auctionee
: north Tenth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-25


| Governor Reynolds out OF sympathy
for the sick and the afflicted and lovo
tor the Dam ocratic party has pardon.
ed Edward T. Stroud. who was con.
yicted al tho last term OF Court, OF
backing policy games and scnteu sod
to years mprl7onnont. and the
gentleman returned to his homs In
this city, NJ a late hour last night. OF
course a number OF good Satnarltans
backed Mr.. So application for iih.rl.
ton, aai his plaa o. falling haa!tA. If
not n promised liberal contribution 10
tho Democratic campaign fund, had
the desired Influence. Tho Governor
IS kind hearted anI II Is no fault oil
Ills. that name inhu;nupity to man
makes CO unt,egs thousands mourn.
1he Democrats arc taking care OF
their unfortunates, ami looking ahead
in order to add recruits to their de
CHUNG ranks. 1t Is reported TINT
Isaac Carly Is also sick. and then there
arc Al. Fountain and poor White, all Ia.
.eareerated for similar offence, would
1t not ye good policy to aIso pardon
themi Why should the Governor,
1iessrs. Dickey and Nenry make fish
of one and fowl OF the othnr2" What
can the difference be twixt twedle
dun and twodie deer Perhaps theft
turn viii come after awhile, as II
would look too much like a general
jail delivery to Iberate all OF theta at
the sumo time. The Governors torn
will expire at the and of the preaen,
year. The good men do live after
itheEn Kind deeds never die"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-25

Tha Democrats who are itching to
get positions In the post offios as soon
as Colonel Moore can secure his APP
pointment as postmaster In our city,
should try and find some other avoca-
ton az speedily as possible. as the
civil service rules apply to all the EN-.
ployees In that institution. At West
Chester, Pa. one Of the employees
who refused to resign at the request
OF the postmaster who wiehed TO make
IA place for a party hseler. was notired
by Postmaster General Bissell. to
hold on as carrier until otherwise OIL
dered from Washington. All re.
movals must be made by orders from
Washington, and In case any partiei
had been removed they must be iinms
idlately rslnstated. II the Dichey snt
lNeary combination have sny favorites
THAT must be provided for they must
look to some.other place than the post
office to find comfortable quarters,
The mint In Philadelphia ia already
.Ipretty fully supplied with Pennsyl
wanna applicants, and the party mag
mates are ready to kick against the %
) lection OF sny pets from Delaware
however great their services may have
r been to the party. The civil servic,
: rules seem destined to plague theil
Inventors. ..-.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-25

Mr.. Moody, the evangelist. the
other day gave his views on tho po
iitieal situation to a reporter OF the
Syracuse Herald. In his recsnt Wos.
tern trip he said he had not seen a
Democrat. and. In speaking OF Cover.
nor McKinley, no said: "Hs is the
coming man and would make a great
President. His manner is more like
that Of James G. Blaine. He attracts
the crowds to him as Blaine did.
Now, you known that the Democrats
pitched into Blaine right and left.
They abused him in tho Senate. But,
personally and socially they wore
great friends and admirers Who do
you think lived next to James G.
Blaine In Washington? IL was Cor.
m an. and do you know that they
were the best Of frionls2 Why, their
porches on tho front OF tho apart.
ments ran right out to each other
and the great men were the best of
friends. But, oh; how they would
fight in politics! Similar cases are
seldom witnessed. Generally mon
who fight it out politically do the
same personally"