davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-SUNDAY. JANUARY 21. 1894

account OF an impeiIrnent In his speech,
His amusing conversation has Ds-h tns
source OF much pleasure and merflIhsn'
To the stranger. and IT was an ever -uas
occurrence 10 see crowd about nm
Brtenlng 20 his queer language. us
funeral will take place from the bap'H,
church tomorrow at 2;50 o'clock anu
will be attended By representative irorh
every family in and near this NHlage,
Tom was In his 18th year. and died from
typhold-pneumOnia.
POsT-OFFICE PRIMARY.
No. sine: the memorable Wickhain-
Iones contest has this section OF Hanover
been as thoroughly aroused as 1t no" IS
on account OF the post-ofilce pf1t.hg
which takes place next Saturday. non
George u. Wise has ordered an elect'oh
10 ascertain the choice Tor Postmaster
and to-day one would suppose from us
looks OF our streets that our people Were
on the eve Of a presidential election. me
three candleates-Miss Leake and MrsSis.
Tlller and NixOn--all have many friehis'
who are doing their best 20 secure votes
for their respective fayorites.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21

SAVANNAH. GA. January 2o.-The
et.am-yaclt Natalie. which came here
December ist let last Monday morning
with a cargo Of about ten tons OF arms
which Il IS supposed we're intended for
Brazil The arms came 10y the steamship
city az Augusta from New York. and
were consigned to Ernest Merritt The
captain Of the Natalie gave his name as
Antonio Sol,ua, but received teleerams
auI Communications under the name OF
Nelson Among the arms are SAID 10
have boon two Hotchldss guns. besides
ffv cases OF army rifles 1t is supposed
they were e. bee transferred 10 some
steamer outside bound for brazilian
waters The captain and crew wonId say
,.trfr,, whatever regarding their desti-
,,.ti,r aud one man was discharged FOR
talking too freely about the cargo aboard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
ELoPED WITH A WIDOW.
And lie a Justice, Too!-iiis wife Len rem
niIes.-The IIOpce EiCh.

niless-The IloPec Rich.
BALTIMORE. MD. January 2o.--lt was
-umored Yesterday that Justice Miller had
elopcl with a widow. To-day his wife
saws that there IS no doubt Of this ana
saws further that her husband has gone
away with Mrs Louisa Rover Z wealthy
widow.
4 letter which the deserted wife 70
ceived last night throws light on
what was before unexplained. The letter
was from the missing justice. and was
rost-marhed Chicago. IT said that Mr.
Miller would shortly hear further from
her husband. bat that In the meantime
she should close MS Paca-street ONO
and SCI the furniture. lie did not kho"
when he would return. ,,,,-
II develops to-day, too. that MI MilleI
has been absent since last saturday ana
AT mis- late office other sensational I'poi -
are BEGINNING 20 find credence:
lie leaves his wife practically without
means Of support
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21

mer German puppet King, and has a
large following. The people OF Savai have
declared allegiance. 10 King Mallctoa and
arc gathering TO his support. The chief
Justice. President. and CJnsula meet to-
morrow 20 consider the situation. The
c0nsuls have n request by The Monowai
~ war-shlps. SO grave IA the situation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
nr. Ami.tcad X. Mott Dead.

IFEsBURG. VA. January 2o.-,Speclal)
DR. Armistead r. Mott one OF the most
prominent physicians Of this section OF
Virginia, died here to-day. He served In
the Confederate army as chief surgeon on
the STATS OF Generals Robert Ransom and
ID. H. Hill. He was the father OF Lieu
tenant T. II. Mott, United States army.
On account OF impaired health he had
for the last t;yo years rellnquished prac-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
rhn sminc md tho TIower

I shranK TO meet n mu1-encrusted swine.
and then he seemed 10 grunt, in accents
rude
Huh. lie not proud, for in this fat OF
mine,
Behold the source Of richness for your
fJod.'
I red. and saw Aeli that seemed, at
first.
one giant mass Of roses pure and white,
With dewy buds mid dark-sTeen foliage
nursed.
And. as | fingered Ger this lovely sight.
The sumner breeze, that cooled that
southern scene
Whiaperci. Behold the source OF Cot
tOienc"
M. T.. Wilmer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
OFFICERS ELECTED.
BY CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR CONvEN
TON FOR ENSUING YEAR.
state Secretary. Miss Lula Phillips, Makes
an Interesting Report-President
Dadmun's Annual Address.

LYECIBURG. VA, January 20.-tSpe-
cis1. The Christian Endeavor Conven-
ton convened at $50 O'Clock this morn
ing. The session was opened with
"praise service" conducted Mr. ID. ;.
Bennett, OF Richmond. The Chair APP
pointed the following committees:
Nominations OF Officers for 1871. ID.
MurreI. chairman. Of Richmond; J. y.
Ryker. OF I.ynchburg. George w. Hawk
hurst, Of Fails Church. Va; Miss Matte
Turrell and Miss Lee Strin. OF Richmond.
Credentlals-paul Pratt. Of Richmond
chairman; ". J. McAlister, OF Manches-
ter, anu MISS Maggie Franklin. Of Lynch
burg.
Resolutlons-Rev George p. Rutledge.
of Norfolk. chairman; x. ". Mills. of
Richmond. and Miss Mab!e Page, OF KEN
mond
Business-J. u. Gregory, OF Lynchburg'
chairman: W. r. Gary. ~ Richmond; W.
y. Oakley, OF Lynchblrg; Miss Laura
Douglass. OF Richmond. and Miss Annie
Forsbers. of Lyncnburg-
INCREASED MEMBERSHIP.
The annual report OF the state Secre-
tary. Miss Lula .. Phillips al Richmond.
was read. II contained some exceedingly
Interesting statistics. showing large IN
crease IN membership in the state. ~
the last convention, held In Norfolk, IL
societies reported membership OF l.'W'
while ut the present convention H. socle-
ties reported with 4 membership or Ao''.
These soci .ties embrace Is denominations.
The Nethcli-ts bead with IS societies the
Presbyter.ans coming next with 25' DIS
ciplos. j.. BAPTIST j.. Methodist FroleS-
trnt 5, Lutuerans I.
The report a. State-Treosurer y. ;.
Bennett showed the finances 10 be in
good condition The annual address OF
President g. r. Dalmun treated in a
general way the status OF growth OF the
EnIeavor movement IN Virginia, AMI was
an appeal 10 the delegates 70 leave the
convention with the determination or
making their societies the most useful in
tho state. He emphasized the idea that
aH Christian Endeayor work should DE
done within tbe bounds OF tho church 10
which tin society IS attached.
NEW OFFICIALS.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President. Rev. T.. IT..
D.lmun. Manchester; First Nice-Pr'sl-
dent. pav. D. :. Fai~ Richmond. Second
Eir.-pr.eiIent. Rrv. s. Reece Murray
Tvrohiurc. TrirI Nlep-Prca.lcnt. Rev.
4. r.. Moore. Richmond: Secretary, paul
Pratt. Richmond. Treasurer. Robert
Iock-v. IT., Richmond.
AIdr-sses were delivered tonight by
,fr : l.. Mershon. of Chicago. on Mis-
s.ors." nrd Rev. br John n. BecSley, OK
! ptuai,'uhi1. on "fhe sphere and Func-
tions of Christian Endeavor.'
THE convention sent greetings 70 the
D.srlct ~ columbia Convention now In
session at Washington
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
FRANK HOLLAND ABLE TO BE OUT.
Goodson Sent on TO the Grand Jury-Trame
House Destroyed by Fire.

DANVILLE. VA, January 2O.-(spe-
cial Prank d. Holland. who was shot
by T. Cilmer. at Greensboro. n. c.. last
week. was able 10 BE- out on the streets
to-day.
X. A. Goodson. OF North Carolina, ar
rested on Thursday last for raiding cloth
ing stores in this city. was examined in
the Police Court this morning. There
were four charges against him. He was
sent on 10 the grand jury. and the ques-
ton OF bail was held over until Monday.
The shipments or manufactured tobacco
this week were the largest for months
past.
A frame house in North Danville was
burned To the ground last night. IL was
owned by William Doggett (coloreD and
occupied by colored people. Doggett had
an insurance on the building. while the
tenants lost everything. they being away
from home attending lodge meeting.
Loss about 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
Sudden Death of Mr.. Robertson.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. January 20.
Especial. )--E. w. Robertson, a well-known
and upright citizen OF this county. died
suddenly at his home near Crozct this
morning He was the proprietor or the
Piedmont nurseries, an industry which
ne had built up by interchangeable energy
10 a splendid success The funeral ssr-
vices will take place ut HIiisborS at !
o'clock tomorrow. lie will receive Ma
sonic burial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
MURDERER ARREsTED.

Dick Talbot the negro who murdered
john Talliver IN Norfolk county year
ago has been captured at Saluda, Va.
and Sheriff Fleet, Of that place, notified
Sheriff Cromwell OF this county to-day.
General Dumont, supervising Inspector
general, with the Board Of Supervising
Inspectors Of Steam Vessels. viii arrive
I'm Norfolk tomorrow and remain for
day or two
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
EAST INDIAN FINANCE.
Government step That Discrepancies

A Government Step That Disorg"nnes
Business and Creates Ama1eihen''
CALCUTTA. January OF IS an
nounced that. owing 10 the fact that II
IL now the beginning OF the season wheh
produce Is exported from India, the gov
eminent does not propose 70 MAINTAIN
the minimum price OF 10 pence farthing
per rupee for India Council biiis.
Offers will now be considered on their
m rits. This step on the part Of the gov
eminent has disorganized business and
created amazemenL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
TRAVELLING SNOWMAN SHOT.
not, However, Bcfore Fatally Wonn''ns
two of His Assailnnts.

uARRODSBURG. KY, January 2o.-At
Dallas school-house IN this county last
nicht. a slelght-of-hand performance was
being given by a travelling Snowman
named Wilson, from Texas. Several
d,unken men endeavored 70 gain admit
t,rce without paving. Wilson left the
,Ia,for,n and went TO the door, where
mon a general row ensued. Wilson was
sbot through the heart, but not hsiore
fatally woundlng John Whitaker and Abe
Bgford.
The house was crowded. many women
and children being present. number OF
them made their exit by jumping through
The windows. while others hid under
benches during the fusillade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
THE LETTING.

Tile betting S. sdll slow. There seems
4, Dee bat little Mitchell money at TIE
lrc nt odds Pools were sold on the
,arf..t to-uirht seven pools in all were
I..coI. the Cor5ctt end betting so in each
oar. and the Mitchell cnQ sce-slwing
between so and so.
Tonight John T. Ilar,ridge. who Is at
t,mcy for the club left for Tallahassee
Ca see tho Governor. having been sum
uIneI there by the Executive. II Is
understood that subject OF the consuita-
ueu viii be the proposed Tight
BALTIMORE TO EH RPPRrsENTED.
BALTIMORE. ND. January 2O.-The
Baltimore sporting fraternity VIII have u
t-feo representation at the corbett-
Mitchell night About 10 weil-knonn ad-
Hircrs OF uhe fstc art are 10 leave THIS
city on a special steamer Monday or
TUESDAY % BE- present at the conflict A
crowd Of about eighty from this city have
already gone 10 Jacksonville. Interest IN
the hEht IL increasing. and several bets
cf 81 % 70 500 ia favor OF Corbeu were
placed to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
PUBLIC SALE or.
VALUABLE ESTATE
ON STANTON RIVER
on STANTON RIVER

In pursuance Of ths decres Of 'hs -. ~
Court OF HalifAE county, Va. en.stel :. a
yenber term, 1893, in the shsoeeH 80 "a,
ysnable, trustee, etc, W. isifipSsN, -, a..
undersigned rill sell by public s9e'i . W
premises. 10 tho nignost bidder ca
SATURDAY, MAEcH 8, 1891 -.
that VERY VALUABLE TRACT os LAN 80, "a
sfauntoa river, IN HshfsI eoent' "a,
was the residence OF the iais Iapt hi \,
Carnnxtoa aud known a. Nh1eh-e a., n.
situated near Coles Ferry ani Gus
cent survey 4, 737 Sl-l0J ACRES. ,,..-..,,,ss.
there ia on the tfscs nns boy 9 ,'tt,,ytasl
on s,aunton river and large sfsA ~ .ss h,
forest OF oax aud hickory timber. 100 4
pro.uctlys and veil adapted " 1aS
tobacco and all kinds % grain. ,paRlND
1he i'm movements consists o. Lesy 500.
cOAMODIOUs DIV ELLiAG ana al 49, ,s'st.,
in.s necessary 90 the confer; o. . az =, ..ol
ana ths cultivation " this large bs' - tat,
n Il also susceptible Of boins saslJ S'''@
s.yeral conyenient settlements .,,.n..s
Tsxns: CASH suf1cent 70 ieirsy ibs ,loa "a.
OF tho sals and 10 pay the sam - ,ror .as
v,th interest on $4,000, part Issfoys ,.'. ea .
isi day of April, 1898. AMI We I.sa
sfso'' W W "~'' John ". kIL.!,
aoao. frss'sA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
TOMMY TOMS TOLD HIS LAST TALE
An Honest and Noted Ashland Characte
Gone--Post-Onice Contest.

ASHLAND, VA, January 2O.-(Special.)
Tommy Toms is no more. To-day at noon
he was called to his last home. For forty
years Tom has been one OF the noted
Characters about our town. Honest up
right, sober. ana Industrious. he has year
by year piled his business as express AID
baggage messenger about the depot. and
il is safe 10 say In all these years scarcely
ever missed meeting a passing passenger
train on week days. Tom became noted on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
CROSSING THE TRACK.
struck by Fast Train-Aii killed or
Injured.

FINDLAY, O.. January ga large
farm wagon. containing six persons was
crossing the track OF the Toledo and
Onto Central railroad this evening when
n last passenger train dashed into the
wagon. killing or injuring all of its occu-
pants. NJ.
The killed are William Rodecker. Mrs
Horny Rodecker. and Henry Russell
The injured are Mrs. william Hershey
fatally: Maggie Hershey. ana WINE
Hershey The two latter will recover
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21

CHICAGO. ILL. January 20.-Late this
afternoon Attorney John >. Miller. repre-
scnting tho Republicans, who are con-
testing the election OF Mayor Hopkins,
flied a petition In tho Office OF the Clerk
OF the County Court for recount OF the
vote. -,.-. $1,000 =. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21

TVRAY. Va. January 2o-(Special)-
The special term OF tho Circuit Court al
iournel to-day. and a large number Of
judgments and DEGREES were entered
against subscribers to the stock Of the
Valley Land and Improvement Company
and purchasers u lots at the public sales
made several years ago BY said company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
sa,noan Situation Grave.

CHICAGO. January IA morning
paper has the following from Apia. Sa-
inoa: The natives in the district OF llama
have rebeiled and proclaimed Tamasese
Eias. 1nls TaInassse is q sou Of the for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
MoRCUE MYSTERY SOLVED.
T.. II. Clay who suicided in Baltimore Was
from Nottoway County.

BLACKSTONE, VA, January 2o.-CSpe-
cial)-Nr T.. II. Clay, who, It is reported.
committed suicide in Baltimore. was well
known here, and has many relatives ana
friends IN the lower part Of this county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
CTOCKS AND BONDS AT AOCi'o"
~ BY RIoHARD y; s synsts
STOCK AND BOND bhVss"
mn. FAST MAIN slhsbi

For the bsnsnt OF WHOM 10 nay SSs'ass s,os s
seIl 4, pubic saciiop. a. We A''"''
TUESDAY, JAsuisr 10, 1894 vc,,sl.
II 1890 o'c.sck u. H.. the foi'0"ns
yis marc. saREygPoRr IA, S GaassiSkssts
TRIC-LlGHr AND fo"A"
A . slosh MEXICAN COAL cosrASfs''''
mioxbap. Ala sf0Sh ana coal CON-
<5z sharos vlkolNA-AiAbAH~
fANi, sirninysAnn;; IN ~ 80 RAILWAY - -
80 coSp. uoRrlAeEs Psk s 49,
v:,n July, 1884 c0spoas ,'.ssssx ss4so
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
UIGH CoNSTABLE'S SALE.

= ----
1 VIII sell at public auction on
MONDAY, JANUARY y. 1924
at II o'clock a. NJ, at 1905 cast Franklin
street, the following property 10 saJisl}
sundry writs IN my hands.
WARDROBES. BUREAUS.
WASHSTANDS. TABLES,
VONEI~RACkS.
BEDSTEADS. MATTRESSES,
CANE AND WOO2.SitAi 'iiNlH7'
ROCKERS, LOUNGES,
TRUNKS. CLOCKS.
PICTURES. STOVES.
IDOkING-GIASSES .
ONE BARBER CHAIR AND STOOL,
&C. &c,
one DESK.
TERMS. Cash.
J.. G. GARRISON.
iaol High Constable city OK Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21


.. n.,f,rL rot % Crowd Noi the Best In
,,.t, ,.-,,.,,,fi,,s. tTo,y-
"cr Proceedings
-,.--
..... rf.TT. FLA. January ~ -
...... .r., f.~rt,f.s tfa
............ ...
.'
'.Ht i.r stage o' "+..
,.p ID I.. n mako. DID
.. c..-.ual r.-..rr
...... .,.....,... ,....
i.' ' 4- l '
r ts.. I.. o1 i....,t
,... ,...,..
800
.. r" 'ri' Hf i.O" 3D.
tts C-a "If.n..t" Jafr
,... r. ..-. ..I .s.
.+
.' .. rI.H.n 90 t.. .-..
I...o protection ur-i
l....r.t ..- b.. -.....1
...
''. ".. 10
n '-
t I.... fl. .r r-ln 1al
..t. ....r .. ...r,
.,..,
i-... and 't.'t ''h
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
ByJ. II. Valentine, AuctioDeer,
tJnO. +. Laughton. Jr.. salesman,)
1886 east Nam street.

TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
Il ALARGE AND WEII-SRLECTkD STOCK
OF GROCERIES, &C.-By Vlrtuo Of deed OF
trust from j. J.. Alien 10 the Undersigned trus-
tee and duly recorded In the Chancery Court Oh
the city Of Richmond. | will sell. a. public auc-
ton. at s2l north Twenty-fitA street, corner -
and 1genty-hfth streets. commencing at lo1s
CLOCK
MONDAY. JASUARr 90, 1894,
the entire stock Of FAMILY GROCERIES, coz
sist.ng ia part-2.0O bars LAUNDRY sOAP
lassolted brands. soTe in original cases, apout
10 cases CANNED GOODS, barrel SlttA r. :
part barrels MOLASSES. barrel NbN on
LEANS MOLAsSEs, barrels hEkklN :
barrels VINEGAR. lot OF HAMS aud BACOS.
COFFEE, TEA. FLOUR, HORsFORD'r row
DERs, = tubs LARD, lot CIGARS ani ~
BACCO, CONDENSED MILK, TUBE COkN
BEEF, COFFEE-MlLL, SHOW-CA>E, tull
bcycs STARCH, MATCHES. COCOANIls,
CHOCOLATE. BkOOMS, MUSTARD. LAMP,
GOOD OIl-IANN, / WAGON, HORSE, and
HARNESS. TOBACCO STATE LICENSES.
Dealers Will do well 10 attend ;hls sale. Stock
toa numerous TO enumerate. All ~ this STOCK
OF goods are fresh. desirable ard sslscl9. some
o. The lots will be sold IA large quantities.
II. A. McCURDY,
Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
i'm vALrxrIvg. Auctioncer. 10 70
II K. ELLIS, AUCTIoNEER,
To.vonRow MONDAY, MORNING

TOMORROW MONDAY MORNING
NJ Io.3O sbarp the largest assortment of GOODS
ever offered az corner FIRST AMI Bros streets :
o 1HAMBER SUITS, PARLOk 81 :, : DAN
EXTENsION-IABLES new, l MASON
HAMLi$ ORGAN, - PIANOS, 3oNl y II ILL.,
PINNU-iANP> with handsome silk shades,
~ENING-MACHINEr COOk-sIOIEs AND
HEATERS, BED>TEADS. Bl kEAl ;, AND
WASHS1ANDS, SPRlNG BEDS AND " =
TRRNSEs, largo assortment OF SllF thMAhh
Knives, FORKS, SPOONS, SC, NOtlONN,
LINEN TABLE-CLOIhS and DRAWS
THREAD TOWELS ,,,,,.
just received ! very handsome MAhbL ~
Tor WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT. complete
with French boyelci glass.
Goods must DO sold. ani At yonr own price.
A. y. POLLARD, Proprietor.
a. - 4. -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
BY William II. Bar,on, Asc'ione'H

DF HI'''NI4 - - -
ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SAbb
or HOUSEHOLD AND hll' hs 80 "a
'''''' TUESDAY, J,sU,gr %, 1894.
at 1880 A. NJ, a large and de.ifase c1s
ment OF NEW AID sECOAD-bAsD ''N-'f
TUKE, consisting ~ .,l
II BiiFFAijs. 10 WAsHSTASDs;
3OAK EXTENSION TABLES:
40 5-sPINDLR OAh CHAIRS
2 CHAhBkR SUI to ,,J - 80
The trade is specially invited % auenl -
saIe. a. every article gill W soii siiholt "'A'
- s,s - T. q. JOHNSON,
VI 20 %, Proyfleloh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
by y. W. Bove.
Real Estate Au,tlonsr
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Three Small TGnGmGntS
WEBSTER STREET NEAR GopplS. JUST
NORTH OF Tue CITY LIMITS ANO
NEAR BROOK AVENUE
by y. W. Bove.
Real Estste Au,tl0nssr.

In execution ~ the hereinafter-ineniionef H.
cree Ne Will sell by auction, On the premises, GA
WEDNESDAY. JANrARY -. 1894.
AZ 40 o'clock z. NJ, tho THREE lkNkMENlt
above mentioned, with thu LOT on Which they
stand fronting IS - feet on tho south spie =
Wooster street. beginning III 81 fec! east q
Goddln street dui running ht'k hetseen par
allol lines l1a feet 10 tue middle 81 bacon
Quarter branch,
This sale - made a. the risk ard cost =
Daniel Henderson n former purchaser Here a
your chance 10 buy small houses AMI Laye ID
city taxes 10 pay.
iKRNs: Cash suflrcrt 10 pay the costs 0freslls
and a motto tor slss.o3 with interest nom lph
November. lNgB.R credit a. O. sl9f3B unnl
NAV "a, 1898. and the residue upon credit q
twelve months, al credit paymeuis 90 ie 80.
denced by totes, sud Tito Fefaiu'd, or all cash
a. the option Of ths purchaser
MILlOlGliBl NEWTON, Jk.
v. N. 1URplN,
!. A. HAYES,
Special CommfsI.ref..
IL TIP CIRCUIT C0TRr co. TnE torSrY ~ llES.
Hfgo -UENpFR-ON's Lf1AItE-. PLAINTIFFS,
AGAissr uENpfKsOS A>D AZ, nEffNp,Ni-.
LIE. Rroeddus, clerk ofthe circuit ,outt ~
the county q Henrico, d. certify mat NlUugh.
BY Newton. special COMMISSIONS, hl- gwen
bond "a required bY d',re" VI 90" 1ircuW
Court, dated January 10. 1895.
Giyen under my hand ihI- ''h dar - MAJ
1904 g. l.. Hh'AlhlN.
Ia ~ tIrTs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
SALE

40. 100 WEST CHARITY STREET BE-
TWEEN 81 JOHN AND
ST. PAUL STREETS.
By virtue Of a certain deed OF trust
dated February g. 1870 aud of record in
Richmond ChlnceTy Court. Dcod-Eook lE'
4, PAGE JOj default having been MADE
, in the payment OK thu Debt therein &c..
cured. and being required SO TO do. we VIII
sell By auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. JANUARY %. 1926.
m f2o =. NJ. thu PROPERTY above de
s,ribed fronting n feet on Charity strr"'.
and running back between parallel lines
lW fe-t 9 iuches' more or less, - an
alley.
1ha dwelling is wen constructed. con
tams SIX rooms In nice order. ami has
city water and culyert connections on
tha premises.
TERMS. cash. 40 to expenses OF sale.
and 10 pay 81 ZOO balance due on not. with
Interest from May H. l,4. and balance
on terms 10 be announced at sale.
o. H. DENOON,
WILLIAM ELLTSON,
jao1 Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
ByJ. II. Valentine, Auctioncer
Ono Z. Laughton, Jr., saleSmsn)
No. 1886 east Main street
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
i FAMILY GROCERIES AND STORE FIN
TURES, WAGON, &c. AT AUCTION.

BY virtue of n deed OF trust OF January 10,
1e01 nom II. ID. Watkins TO the Undersigned as
trustee. duly recorded ia the Chancery Court VI
tic city OF Richmond, shall sell at suction, at
the store No. 7lj north TGent,-third street, on
TUESDAY. JAsCARY 23D,
a. 1o.3o o'clock A. NJ. the STOCK or SELECT
FAMILY GROCERIES, embracing inll ass ri
mont Of FRESH ami DESIRABLE CANNED
AMI SuELF GOODS, SOAPS, VINEGAR,
FLOUR, TOBACCoS, CIGARS. SUGARS. TEAS,
and other goods. 800, e....,,,
1 large ICE-BOX. SCALES, SHOWCASES,
oiI-TANK. and OTHER FIXTURES. and
CROCER'S WAGON, 10 be removed at once.
TGRgs: Casb. HARRY l. WATSON,
Trustee.
]. II. VALENTINE, suctl0neer ia20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
FOR RENT.

~ -----r-- 7-'IN|o-0V1-7-7--7@
NOR RENT. q
sG5O-No. ~ east Grace street.
eI4f-NO. RS north TWcuty-dith street
sIzO-EO. 1903 west Marshall street.
SgG-No. 1911 north Tweuty-nin-h street.
SgG-NO. It.S Ashland rect
STORES.
e3OO-NO. 27Oa east Main street.
s3o0--No. gU7 east Broad street.
S3OO-NO. SO3 esst Broad street.
,l2O-Corner hancock and Leigh streets.
GEORGE T.. CRAWFORD Is Co.,
., OIL. 1908 Bank street
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-23

along q regular and nicely built stone
wall, the top layer Of stones beng
buried by about one foot of surface
soil. at The bottom of the trench q
"en,"nt floor was encountered. this
iiioOi IS about three inches thick and
seemingly composed of clay and an
ashy substance which was in good state
OF preservation. Lying on the floor
and close to the wall vas a long stick
of timber so blackened with age that
in appearance it resembled charcoal;
during the course of excavation
several badly decayed human bones.
were found as well as quite a quantity
of broken pottery.