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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-17
A SAILOR.
One OF the Survivors of the wilkes
sa..ff, yrxrInrfnr NnPnlfiOn.

Antarctic Exploring Expedition.
An oxford CId) special to the Bdltl-
more Sun says: There Is living here
Thomas Sinclair. seaman. a survivor
and, perhaps. the only one, Of the cele-
brated Wilkes exploring expedition, when
the so-called Antarctic continent was dis
covered. Captain Charles wilkes.
United States navy. sailed from Norfolk,
Va, August Is, 1898. In command or a
squadron of fine vessels and n storesnip
to explore the southern seas. Sinclair
was one Of his men. Ths expedition
visited Madeira, Cape Verde. Terra del
FUegO. the Hawaiian Islands, tue Sd-
moan group, and Australia.
December. 1850, Captain wilkes Ieit
Sydney and sailed toward the South
Pole, and discovered what has been called
the Antarctic Continent. as II appears
even to-day on the maps. Fol seYeial
weeks he sailed along vast ice-heIds.
Landings were made at several places
during this period. and Seaman sinclair
was one Of the men who manned the
boats and actually trod upon the Icy
fields Of the Antarctic Continent. They
were not prepared TO make any attempt 10
explore this ice tract in the direction
OF the Pole. The expedition did mucn
Otftf exploring. II Hds tyuC A-"-'F 49,
years, arriving at New York june 10. lSZ.
Mr.. Sinclair was with the expedition
all these years, and has many reminis-
cences Of the voyage or series OF voyages
and stories which never got MO the
tcoks. lie speaks OF Captain Wilkes as
a very able commander and a very strict
d~lsciplinarian. AS a rule. he was better
lked by the men han by the ot1c-rs'
Indeed. before his return ne was court
mart.alle1 on charges preferred by some
OF hts officers. but he was acquitted 81
all, except for Illegally furnishing some
OF his crew, for which he was iepFi-
mGuted. 90
Mr.. Sinclair is considerably over "
years Old. His memory is nrst rae
and his mind strong and clear. lie
suffers much from rheumatism and o'hef
ailments Of old age, and to the exposure
ne underwent when with Captain wilkes
An effort has been made % get MN
a pension; but IL has not succeeded. MS
son. who is one OF the leading oyster,
packers Of oxford. takes good Gaze oi
the old gentleman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-17
PLEASED WITH THE VERDICT.
Most People Here Glad That the
Conductor Was Acouttted.


Cap;aln Geoimen's home s. In Rich
iu0HI and, naturally, great interest was
ielt here in the result OF MS trial. Con-
teluently. The news OF his acqUittal
tpreat Ike wild-nrc as soon as q reached
the city. The lines bad hardly been
placed upon the Dispatches b-ullvtn-5oard
when a crow OF eager persons assembled
In front OF this Office 10 see the outcome
o. the long and tedious case.
The verdict OF aCquittal seemed 10
meet with general approval here. The
result az the trial was discussed In all
quarters. and, even most of those who
thought the conductor ought 10 have
been given a term IN the peniientitry.
were charitable enough TO express plea
tare that he was restored % freedom
GnI his family. There were "a great
many persons who did not believe Good
man would have fred at Colonel Parsons
had he not believed his own life was
S. jeopardy. They were OF the opinion
Tat the conductor thought Colonel Par
tl- 90 be IN the act Of lrawing a re-
Noi,cr when he pulled out his weapon
ana shot the Colonel. Therefore, 10 the
T,ris % Goodman's friends and many
Wa iai never known him, his act was
s-stitl.
RAILROAD PEOPLE REJOICE
Among the railroad people. especially
We employees. there was much rejoicing
over he verdict. and II il thought that
we conductor VIII be given all the aid
n"' support possible by his friends OF
''A Class unui he secures business Of
some kind In view Of all the cir
eumstsnces surrounding this narrowing
case and Of the fact that his health has
ieeh much impaired by his Imprisonment,
u Is Get probable that Captain Goodman
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-17
EOR SALE OR RENT.
SO
IGOR SALE, ELEGANT NEWCs
~ nnnInI Nln IL.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT,
Nos. 1900 and 1902 west Main; N@
No. OH north Fifth; $40.
No 3Ni north Thirtieth; reduced % NO.
No. 3O3 east Franklin; reduced 10 -
No. lG Randolph; reduced TO y.
No. 500 Randolph; $40.
No. s0S Randolph; s.
No. 3fit 4; reduced TO ND
No. go north Second, store ana tmeo
rooms; SD.
No. l25 Mayo; SIS
No. 100 Cbaffin; $50.
No. lOi south Madison; 80.
Nos. 1877 and 1873 Floyd avenue, very
attractive and cheap; 50
No. 4l9 north Twenty-hfth' reiucci
No. SIS st. James; SIS.
No. 30 west Baker. SIS.
Cali for RENT-LISr.
JAMES d.. cARNEAle
Real Estate Agent.
No. llO5 east Nam,
,phone 90. NH li-lt
FOR RENT. MANY CHOICE DWELL;
h II yaTio9s Darts u the S"e city.
ALSO,
several LARGE AND DEslRABLn- ~
GATED STORES on Main ana btp''
streets. and smaller ones IN othei ~
c~allties.
FIRST-CLAsS OFFICES IN the M,i.
chants National Bank building o'fn'F
Main and Eleventh streets. ,,,.,wvn
Send or call for our new PRINTED
IL SELDOM TAYLOR & son,
corner Eleventh ami Bank stiee'S'
NH lI-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-17
Montgomery Republican Nominees.

CHR1STIANSBURG. VA, March l6.-
(Speciall-The Republicans held a large
l~y-attended convention to-day 10 nominate
county officers. James G.. Banes, present
incumbent. Was nominated for Treasurer;
Thomas l.. Moore. for Commonwealth
Attorney: W. l.. Flanagan for Sheriff;
and G.. H.. E.nsteln for Supervisor. The
result in case Of the Sheriff was a great
surprise. c. ". Surface. who has made
an efficient deputy sheriff. was confident
OF a walk-oyer, but a combination was
formed against him. and 20 the astonish-
ment Of every one Flanagan beat him
fo- the nomination. There is much dis
satisfaction expressed. and no doubt seve-
raj independents Will soon be In the Held.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-17
4 COMPROMISE VERDICT.
The B~car-Trniner Fined $50 Tor
Wounding n Brakeman.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, March l6.
(special)-The case Of Royal Baptiste'
the French bear-trainer, who several
weeks ago shot and wounded a Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway brakeman at
Scottsvile. was heard In the County
Court this morning n few minutes after
the verdict in the Goodman case was rem
dered. and by the same jury. Baptiste
pleaded guilty. and was. on a compromise
verdict. fired sT5. He ard his bears az
forwards gave a free performance on the
court-green. which was witnessed by a
large crowd. and loudly applauded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-17
WOODMEN or THE WORLD.
Next ANNUAL Meeting In Atlanta
During the Exposition.

ATLANTA, CA, March 1.-THE Wood
men Of the World. a frateTnal order num-
Der 5000 members, and having lodges
in all the cities and large towns OF the
United States. at It's meeting in Atlanta
today decided 10 hold its next annual
meeting in Atlanta during the Cotton
States and International Exposition. This
win bring an immense crowd of the mem
bers OF the order 10 Atlanta at that
time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-17

WAKEFIELD. VA. March l6.-CSpe-
clal. )-James W. Cannon. senior partner
OF Cannon & Stephenson, died here to-
night at $50 Of Brlght's disease; aged 81.
Mr.. Cannon came here in 1876 from Della
ware. and embarked in the mercantile
business. During his residence here he
made many friends and did a success
full business. The whole community
mourn HIS loss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-17
Ex-Goyernor Lee for Governor.

A Lexington Va.) dispatch to the Bal
timore Sun OF March 18Th, says:
1t Is stated here that Ex-Governor Fitz-
hugh Lee may appear rs a candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Governor
OF Virginia when the time arrives for the
selection Of another Governor. II Is fur
Their stated that Representative Walker
may be the Republican nominee The
contest will have some important bear
ings, as Mr.. Walker has already been
spoken Of as a Republican candidate for
Vice-Presldent of the United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-17
MIR. sMYTH \ SUPPOSED SUICIDE.
Left Home on Thursday and was
Found Dead Saturday Morning.

ABINGDON. VA. March l~6.-(Speeial)
Mr.. Robert Smyth, a young man about
n years OF age, living lear Emery ard
Henry College. In this county. left his
fathers home on last Tuesday evening,
carrying with him his fathers pistol.
As he did not return the neighborhood
became alarmed. and a general search
was made. This morning his dead body
was found about one mile from his
home on the mountain side. with his
fathers pistol lying by him. II Is sup
nosed he committed suicide. He was an
excellent young man. and his fathers
family is one of the most prominent
in the county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-17
wARRENroN As SUMMER RESORT
A Committee Appointed TO Advance
IFS Intercsts-personal.

wARRENTON, VA. March B.-(spe-
cIalO-There was a meeting OF the BUSH
ness-men OF Warrenton In Mr.. E?pa
Uunton's office Wednesday night at S
O'Clock for the purpose OF devising means
10 advance the interests OF the citizens
OF this town by making It a more popu-
lar summer resort. Mr. A. 7. Forbes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-17
TRUSTEES SALE
Il OF
A VALUABLE EGGPLANT
AT CLIFTON FORGE, VA
ON
MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF MAhCh'
fSll.

BY virtue Of a deed OF trust from. the
Clifton Forge Ice and Refrtgerating COM,
pany TO the undersigned trnsIee5 ua.su
on the 9TH day OF January. .ssS. dHty ~
corded in the Clerks office or the county,
Court OF Alleghany county, Va, on me
eth day OF January, lssj, IN Dted-ttook
No. II. page 5l5. default having, been
made n the Paymen rsS 81 Iss S Sy The sn beSe,
f~iciaries so 10 do, we VIII sell by pubic
auction. upon the premises. on
THE 18Th DAY OF MARCH. 1895.
at IL o'clock NJ,
the following property, IN the Town oI
that is TO say; All that TRACT OR PAh-
Gel or LAND. lying and being in the
said town. bounded on the west oy q
the chesapeake and Ohio HALLWAY Com
pany drumming in a northerly direction
IRON the main line TO tae WORKS o. ths
Clifton Forge Electrc-Light and Power
Company, aud a building known as the
stove-voTks %buiidirg), the SAID line being
10 feet east from the centre or said spur
or slde-track; the said western boundary
beginning. at a point lbs ieet n2.tnss.y
ern boundary, extended, and a line drawn
from the northeastern corner or the bulld.
ing u the present elsctric-light pant, az
right angles TO and crossing the SAID
track TO the sald point OF intersection,
and running thence north : ii west us
feet on said line 10 a post; thence north
50 a. east - ieet 10 = post AnrtA't Sputh
IS east i24 feet to a sycamore tree on the
bark OF Smith creek. said tree being
marked by three notches; thence along
the west bank OF said creek south ~ west
igS feet 10 a post; thence south 80 "a
west S. feet to n post. the place o. be
ginning together Wit the BUILDINGS,
IMPROVEMENTS and
A COMPLETE EGGPLANT
thereon, including an ICE-MACHlNE,
ENGINES. BOILERS. ETC.
This plant is fitted with an improved
ICE-MACHINE. CAPABLE OF MAX
ING TEN TONS OF ICE FROM Dis
TITLED WATER EVERY TWENTY
-FOUR HOURS. There IL elso a refrigerat-
ing-room. fitted up with pipes on the
brine system. overhead tracking and
hooks Cor handling. and storing meats.
There are also two ~ice-houses, one large
and one small one; also a beer-bottling
establishment. connected with the plant
and stables. etc.
The riant il situated near n fine stream
OF freestone water. which gives an ample
supply Of cool water for operating the
machine
TERMS: Cash.
A. l.. HOLIDAY,
GEORGE X. ANDERSON,
NH 7-l0t Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-17
4 Negro Burglar Shot.

NORFOLK. VA, March lG.-(Special)-
A negro burglar named Joe Brown was
shot and captured early this morning
While robbing the store Of Walter Codd.
in Portsmouth. He is dangerously
wounded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-17
AUCTION sALEs-Manday.

WHEN REAL ESTATE ! y SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN.
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID fno
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND ThD
yFNDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-17
GOODMAN NOT GUILTY
Verdict Of the AlN3marle Jury In This
Celebrated Case.
ArYLAUDERS PROMPTLY FINED.
Inrymen OF Opinion That the Com
ductor shot in ScIf-Dcfcncc-They
Disregard Public Sentimcnt-A
cccption-CongraipIntiOns.

aNA
-
CrtApTOvTrayITrr VA v,rch ie-
--., .,- 49,
Nl'N'"'' ~ "''''" ''' "''""H I'd"
was quite a EVoi-slzcd crowd 10 the
court.housn. and soon Afterwards the
~ c - ,,r1.r
49, 10y -
wal nled IN ana look the'r ho''''''"
seats. The clerk vas in Dis inciosiie'
A Wifle later u.10e White took his scat
o. ,,cl-
"' '''''" "''''' """' ..t.h
ing formula, beginning - yes
popularly. has lost 20. meaning as II mas
j.. a.. x -
more ag-
Nleth H. VI. h'i'''S' " ot
EFesslve tone. READ the l''
yesterdays scselon. That done Ae "SN'4
tho ,,r, a. 81, Ind agreed upon a verdict
80 - rr-,r r.ft.l assent. lie then
p'S-'' up ''' ''i e.. .,oc,a,ors
Shcrin Watts "''"'' '"
that Demonstration ~ applause ~ '"'.
courthouse could not De permitted ana
l u.yi. Dc followed by the
J. ne he or his
h'i'si % '''
deputies fa" 'I''h.' D" "
eve. mo jury. read The cieTk' hh'
81 rre.r.r Thomas s. Goodman, not
-.
gum rcv Avn TEARS
Involuntary
IN attempt nj "Il'""'' L" '"F''"'
rrc-Was made. bus chtCk"d-ior a mo-
ueat. During that bricf interval the ac-
. ooh
'
o"'' "'" '"N
trt" h'f arms aroui htT I't'I'S ana t"e
smaller children rested near "ih. "ooi-
man Wfpi H'cil, oni hhdIy captain
G.oim'n yItiei 20 hs l~e'Iufs' "h''h
BAD been hitherto under strong control
thinking in his chair. he gave way to
Tears. quietly.
Friends eud symp1thizcrs pressed FOR
Eyard. pressed his haul, and expressed
their joy at MS G"ci.y,raucc.
In the mean time the applause broke
Through all restraints. People lost sisht
Or the respect due 10 the court. Ihpae
Offenders detected by the SncrlH were
promptly arrested aud taken to the bar
or me court aud hnei, but II is oeiev.l
tnat me HhtS WIZ b' Ieinl'''1, as tne
iba, r,,,r, L,d .5.o,,1.i
-. .',, - r,.,~.,r
~ 'I4-' N"' i-''''
plsp"i'H reporter lh',i'''"e1 S.N'-
90 Ol '"e J"I9 Ii'H "I,'' u. u"' "|a
tU'.iu''"' anu Ip'hl Iu'hl u'"n'ilous'S
~ 'he opinion l""t 'all'h N'o"Inau
s"ot IN t'h"''I'hc'. Nh'h 'pcY niNI
b,sah 10 ''iihti"ie upon tne NtIilct ln'y
hhDuId return one STOOL Tor clhVlctloh
q voluntary m-hsiansht'r ana eleven
'vr h'41l''"L
INC l"'7.h@ I.''"t i''y'1 an import
n' I",, j." 'I."EIu5 'HT jury 10 " N'Idl't
$500 10 ,.' pI'''-' "N' my wee
"1ny i','e'' ~ 'nr '''n,n.' ."'', III w..
sSF"''n jury ven, 10 'S3dutISh
H. tbe whof, ,.s .,tt ,.'., -"
-, -. 49, ~"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

INVESTORS EVERYwHBRE SHOULD
READ OUR PAMPHLET. sent lree' On
the best and safest means or ma@lhs "a
steady revenue from q comparatively
small Observation-Disclosures the laollty -
absolutely fixed at the sum lI'esItu,
and where the profits are sent 49,
every month by cheek 10 our CUSTOMERS.
We are now sending out our htteenth
uninterrupted seml-monthly DIVIDEND, OuF
facilities are uneXceptiOnaL itlCtiAhD-
SON a co. 10 Wall street. New YORK
NH 1--1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-17

A GOOD BUSINESS FOR SALE ~
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA. hAnE
and very healthy tow Of about LOO IN
habltants, and at the intersection OF tWo
raiiroads-one running north and south
the other east and west-an oii ana ~Sn
FURNISHING BUSINESS. (No under
taking. II not deslredl Also. a BEALI!,
Full AND CONVENIENTLY-LoSAiE
MODERN DWELLING. containing zen
rooms of good size. a large 800 ssnd
den; some fruit-Irees; out,houses' an'
yery ffae water AT back aooI'
Churches. stores. post-ofice; near eaucd,
tlonal advantages for both boys ana e,tI
dress RIISINEsS-STAND care plspatch
office. mn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-17

fOlk X MI NV - 49,
ST. JAMES STREET BETWEEN DU-
DUVAL AND BAKER, D
Nos. SO AND Sl2. AND Nos. - AND
- IN REAR.
BY virtue Of n deed OF trust executed
by william Troy and wife to the virginia
Trust Company, trustee, dated Z1th on
April. 1894, recorded In the CLERKS oinr1
OF the Chancery Court In Deen-nooS go 20
9. page $50. whereby the property mere,
matter described was conveyed 70 salu
trustee To secure a bond OF said Mllhtih
Troy Of even date with said deco IN NV
sum OF $500. and default having peen
made and being requested by the hene-
fclary 50 10 do. the said trustee VIII pro,
coed 10 sell ut public auction. on the
premises. TO the highest bidder on
THURSDAY. MARCH q, 1885,
at ; o'clock =. NJ, the following described
REAL ESTATE. together with all build
ngs and improvements t~hercon-to WI,
All that certain piece OF land. WIN tnv
improvements thereon. lying n beins
I'm the city OF Richmond. va, on ths
western line OF 81. James street D.t" ~
DuVal and Baker streets. coInlleJ' -
a Doint distant III feet north or DuNal
street. thence westwarlly. parallel WIZ
puvai street 100 feet. thence nofthNhinly
and parallel with ST. James street ~ 49,
thence eastwardly 63 feet. thehce noftln
uar1iv n feet. thence eastwardly " feet
10 81. lanes street, and fronting thereon,
A. feet 10 the beginning, being PtIt o.
lots 81. 80. y. and Is in DuvaIs addltlon
There are four frame dwellings on INC
above property, two fronting on ST James
street and two in rear, one or whiIn ~
| n modern. bay-window dwelling and late
VTPFRNjs. Cash as TO $500 and cost OF
executing this trust; balance upon terms
u NC VIRGINIA. TRUST COMPANY;
J. Thompson Brown & Co. A~uetioneeTs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-17
DRTCK.PIANT OF THE BURTON

ID BRICK COMPANY, IN MANCHESTER,
VA. ON HULL STREET. BETMEEN
FIFTEENTH AMI SIXTEENTH
STREETS, will be sold at auction. on the
TUESDAY, MARCH &c. 1895.
at II O'Clock 4. NJ.
This Property consists OF valuable
Engines. Boilers. CruShers, Clamps,
Racks. Wheelbarrows. Trucks, and every
thing that IL used In and about a tho
roughly-equipped brickyard.
There are. also. about 10000 Common
Bricks. which will be sold in lots
TO suit: I'm fact. all OF this property will
be sold so as to suit purchasers.
The sale Is being made 10 effect n
winding up OF the Burton Brick Com
pany
TERMS: Cash.
JULIAN BRYANT, Attorney.
Augustine Royal x Co, Auctioneers.
NH IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-17

Nos. Y and II nOFtu AslhNh eeANN"
CURREY, BARRIERS OUTFIT, BAR
y MIRROR. ORGANS, RUBBER DE-,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ETC, AZ
ATCFTON.-I Will sell at my store at
1880 a. NJ.
MONDAY. MARCH is. 1870,
I very nice Light TwO-Seat Surry.
Complete Barber Outtit, conslstlhs, Or
Rarber Chairs. l Child,s Chair > Mlr-
rors, Stationary Washstand. BottIes'
etc. ~.
I BAR Mirror; l Roller-Top Desk.
. Parlor Walnut-Framed organs.
Parlor and Chamber Suits; handsome OAK
and Walnut Bullets, ] new Iarior
Tete-a-Tete Chair, upholstered N
trocatelle; 6 nice iron enamailed Bed
steals; u nice Bed ana otner
Iounaes 3 Walnut and oak extension
Tabies; 20 Bureaus; 20 Wasls'ands;
% Bedsteads: 80 Mattresses, y Feasher
pillows; 80 Comforts; % CnaIrs, %
rabies: Rockers. Wardrobes, Crock,
erv: Bed-Springs; Cooking ana
Hcdtlng Stoves, etc.
A consignment OF Mems Rubber Coats,
Legeins. Ladies' G~ossamer3' cases
pickles. Sauces, etc, and a large as
sortment Of Niscellaneous Articles.
GEORGE w. MAYO,
b II AuctlOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-17

BY j. Thompson Brown & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
1li3 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-17
THIGH CONSTABLE'5 SALE.

1 Will sell at public auction on
MONDAY. MARCH Is. 1885,
at II O'Clock A. NJ, al. Richmond Snam1
her Of Commerce building. Rooms % ana
50. the following property. 70 SATISFY ulS,
Eichmord Chamber OF Commerce vs.. w.
NJ. PendletOn:
/ MoSLER IRON SAFE.
TERMS: Cash. nDrSoN
NH II High Constable city Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-17

FOR SALE. MACHINERY. GOOD
WILL. AND FIXTURES or q go2I-pay-
h,rg Engine. R~aster. and Mil scld
SEPARATE II Desired. owner has other pn,
siness Demanding hts entire VIII
sell at HALE. COST. Address 117.atS'
rify a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-17

A UCTJON SALE OF BANANAS,
"A ORANGES, APPLES. LEMONS &c
We viii sell
uoNDAY. MARCH 18th. at u o'clock,
FANCY APPLES (Baldwins
and Russets1. ORANGES valencia, N
cases' boxes, and half boxesl, ana LIZ
MONS 0ancy 3ggs). cox
WILLIAM JENKINS q son,
-,17 1871 east Cary street.
TIME LARGEST SALE OF THE
SEASON OF fresh arrivals o., BUIIEh,
MONDAY, MARCH Is. $50, at IL elocH,
also, Apples, Oranges. bsa1S' an aa,s yon
VIII lose m0Ne' HUDSON & co.
Produce Commission Merchants.
- $40 east Cary street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-17
A COMPLETE EGGPLANT

by Denoon. Upper & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
SCI Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-17

BY Denoon. Topper & Co.
Real Estate Agents and A~uctioneers.
No. Sl Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-17

BY George w. Mayo. Auctioneer.
Nos "a and q north Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-17
SALE

FOUR FRAME DWELLINGS, nv
ST. JAMES STREET BETWEEN DU-
DUVAL AND BAKER, >D
Nos. SO AND so, AND Nos. - AMI
IN REAR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-17

The Hons Beverly T. Crump. r.
j Parish. colonel Il. r. W. Duke, and
Julro Is. ~. ". Duke. Jr. Of counsel for
the defence. had their photographs taken
Ills morning at Wdmpler's.
!, DIAL, the rumcrs ere 10 be believed.
over 5000 changed hands over the re-
Fult % tha verdict. l hear that one gem
horse and bugcy.
There is genera! rejoicing among the
Sai.soal men over The verdict.
IL Was ~ fact. commented upon 10y
f"cycial. that iust as the verdict was
announced the clouds which had obscured
ihc sunlight lifted and the courtroom
was tlei with "a Mood Of lght.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-17
GEORGE SORHl.-.rr
CHARLES J. ScHNIbTEsov

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The Portland daily press., 1895-07-17

The following are recent charters:
Bark Harriet S. Jackson, Turks Island to
Boston, salt SC.
Brig II. H. Wright. Philadelphia to Portland,
coal zoe and b, m.
Schr John Bracewe1l, Carvers Harbor to New
York. paving $12.
Schr Helen G. Mosely. Somes Sound to New
York, paving sl1 loaded and discharged.
Sehr Paul Seavey, Baltimore to Snoudwater
Portland. coal CSC, towage up and down.
Bark Ethel V. Boynton, Baltimore to Boston
Portland or Bath coal 65c.
Schr Celina, Baltimore to Portland, coal. o. t.
2 Schr Grace DAVIS, Baltimore to New York,
coal 65c.
land, coal 60c 10y
sc4ir Anna E. j. Morse, Philadelphia to Ban.
gor. coal e5c.
Schrs Henry S. Little. and Sycamore, Phila-
delphia to Portland, coal soc.
schr Matte B. Russell, Philadelphia to Port
land. coal 75c.
Schr r. G. Dun. Port Tampa to Baltimore or
Cartaret, phosphate rock So 40.
Schr Maud Briggs, Philadelphia to Portland
iron pipe, p. t.
Schrs Wide Awake, and Jas. L. Maloy,. Rond-
out to Portland, cement l6c
Schr Cumberland. Philadelphia to Portland.
coal 65c and b. m.