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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-11
1li3 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
" ORA
DETACHED FRAME DWELLING. \.
COG 81 OR TURPIN STREET. RI-"
TWEEN NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS.

The undersigned. special commission.
I'm the Chancery Court, city OF Rioh'
mond. in suit OF Hobson ct ais. vs.. Ma,
p Otey. per decree entered July % ia.
will offer for sale at public auction. ON
the premises,
THURSDAY, AUGUST II, 1905
AZ 6 r. NJ the above PROPERTY. A..
scribed in said decree as follows:
"All that lot or parcel OF land h.i,.
and being in the city OF Richmond Va
on north side OF NJ or Turpin stree, =,
which Richard o. Hobson died SELF
and possessed, being par; OF lot No ,ss
in johnson Addition 10 Richmond. front,
ing 30 feet on said street and runrins
back at right angles 80 feet n0rthws-tiss
10 an alley Is feet wide.
This property will pay we'll as An To-
yestment. or make a snug home al sr1i,
cost I'm a central and desirable part q,
the city for people OF moderate means
TERMS: one third cash; balance at si,
and twelve months, with interest fror,
date, and title retained until all the pnrI
chase money is paid and deed orde-ea
EDGAR ALLAN. JR
WALLACE T. BROWN
Special COMMISSIONS
J. Thompson Brown & Co., Auctloneer,
hereby certify tina. the bond REQUIRED
OF the special commissioners by the fore
going decree has been duly given.
CHARLES o. SAVILLE.
au c Clerk
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RECEIvER's SALE.
IMMENSE FLORISTS STOCK OF HAR.
NEY * co.
GREENHOUSE. WITH COMPLETE
HEATING APPARATUS.
TOOLS, IRON SAFE
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER,
STORE COUNTERS,
HORSES, HARNESS, CARRIAGE
WAGONS. &C.
Al AUCTION.
BY direction Of Hon. Conway r. Sands.
receiver Of Harvey & Co, | Will sell by
auction, at Harvey's Garden. Barton
Heights, one square from the Hrst-sreet
electric car line, 40 10 A. NJ,
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10. 1898
the very large, fresh, and valuable stock
of Miscellaneous Plants such rs re
found in "A first-class floral establish
ment, embracing
1900 TO 1850 Palms, Areas, LatanIas
Kentias, &c;
5000 Young Roses. in j. and 4-inch pots
of all of the best forcing yarieties-
American Beauties, Bride, Bridesmaid,
Testout Pearl. &c;
12000 Carnations-feld grown;
1900 Violets, of fine stock, in 3-inch pots,
besides a very large assortment Of
greenhouse and dollhouse plants;
Wheelbarrows, Rakes. Shoyels, Spades
Hoes, and other tools, and quantities
Of Pots of ali sizes;
One Four-Seat Extension-Top Family
, Carriage. in excellent order; one Top
ana one Open Spring Wagon, Two
Horses, Harness. &c.
At O'clock p. NJ. the same day I Will
sell for the receiver at No. west Broad
street
one National Cash Register. one LARGE
Plate-Glass-F'r Refrigerator one
Communicates Iron Safe. Green
house and Complete Heating Apparatus
In rear Of store, Store Counters, show
Cases. Standing Desk, stock OF Jardi-
nieres, Wire Designs &c, &c.
TERMS. Cash for all sums OF 80 and
under; for sums over so, sixty days Tor
notes, with 6 per cent. interest added
from day Of sale, satisfactorily endorsed
GEORGE W. MAYO,
an AuctfOuaor
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pY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN
Il triIst.deed from 4 d. Cunningham ant

II WUsI-uttu TON j, y. tuhuIHkHaW ID
wife, dated July 2, 1884,, recorded in zoo
Clerks Office Hastings Court OF Manche-
ter. Deadlock l6. page 3S2. default having
been made I'm the payment OF the sum u
money thereby secured. and being d.
rected so 60 do by the beneficiary, l VIII
sell at public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, AUGUST u. 1sgS.
at o'clock +. NJ, the PROPERTY de-
scribed i'm said deed as lying and being m
the city Of Manchester, Va, fronting %
feet on the southeast side OF COwardIn
avenue between Porter and Perry streets,
and running back an irregular depth II
So feet on one side ana 70 feet on the
other side.
TERMS: Cash. 4. J. BRADLEY.
au 7-tds Trustee.
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BUSINESS WAITS.
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care Dispatch Office. au 7-Su&Th2t
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EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
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WANTED,
SIX Co FTRST-CLASS SMITHS ON
Light Locomotive Work. Must be sober
men and good mechanics. RICHMOND
LOCOMOTIVE AND MACHINE
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BY Pollard 81 Bagby,
Real Estate AuctiOneers.

Mai A@sA0kt AutklDHttIS.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" OF
BRICK DWELLING WITH LARGE
VALUABLE LOT, ON SOUTH SIDE OF
BETWEEN GILMER AND GRAHAM
STREETS,
KNOWN AS No. Sl3.
In execution of a decree of the Chan.
Gerry Court Of the city OF Richmond en-
tered on July %. 1888, i'm the suit OF r
Bland and ais. vs. Dabney Robinson and
ais, we, the undersigned, will sell by
auction, on the premises. on
THURSDAY. AUGUST II, 1898.
ut o'clock Z. NJ, the Aforementioned
PROPERTY. The lot is a beauty. having
a frontage of 80 feet on Marshall by depth
OF l46 feet 10 alley in common. Upon The
lot Is small brick dwelling OF three
rooms.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; the residue
In three equal instruments at six, twelve
and eighteen months credit payments M
be evidenced by negotiable notes with
interest added from day Of sale. and title
retained until all are paid, or all cash. al
option OF purchaser.
HARRY l.. WATSON
WARREN III. MERCER,
SPECIAL Commissioners.
! certify that the bond required by the
above decree as 10 special commissioners
has been duly given.
CHARLES o. sAvILLE.
au e-tds Clerk.
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wArER-TAkERs, ATTENTION,

Office OF City water-works
city Hall,
NOTICE TO WATER TAKERS IN ,Tfir,
FIRST DISTRICT. AND ALL PAD
TIES TAKING WATER THROUGH
METERS:
Where bills remain unpaid August f1th
the water will te shut on.
CHARLES r. BOILING.
an lO-.t Superintendent.
Old papers for sale at thu Dispatch
Office.
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day for Circular 209 (sent free, If you
want such a position. 5000 appointments
made annually; increased number next
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WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEy'
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID pRn
RATA By THE VENDOR AND TIP
vENDEE.
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AUCTION sALEs-Future Days.

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD the
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN.
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

COMMISSIONERS SALE
" By AUCTION OLA
VALUABLE BLOCK OF LAND IN THE
WEST END,
FRONTING ON FLOYD AVENUE AND
ON MAIN AND CARY STREETS;
ALSO, THE VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE
IN BARTON HEIGHTS, KNOWN
AS "HARVEY'S FLOWER
GARDEN;
A LOT ON NORTH AVENUE NEAH
THE ABOVE;
LOT WEST OF THE ABOVE
WITH THE PUMPING APPA-
RATUS THEREON;
AND A LOT ON VIRGINIA AVENUE,
NEAR ROBERTS STREET.
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George W. Mayo, Auctloneer.
7 ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
IL OF CHAMBER FURNITURE,

NAIIEIo, IItFAIT III NIlaIIt3I NJ
Preparatory to the entire renovation on
Fords Hotel, am directed by the parties
interested TO sell by public auction, az
said hotel at 1890 A. NJ,
FRIDAY, AUGUST u, 1898,
Chamber Furniture. embracing Bedsteads,
Bureaus. Washstands. Tables, Chairs,
Springs. &c, &C.;
Table Linen. Table Cloths. Napkins, &c,
Carpets Of all kinds and syes
800 Theatre Chairs. formerly in Fogds
Opera House, and a large quantity ol
miscellaneous articles.
TERMS: Cash for all sums OF so and
under. and sixty days time for all sums
over $50. to be evidenced by satisfactorily
endorsed negotiable notes, with interest
from day OF sale
GEORGE W. MAYO.
au 10 AuCtiOueer.
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MEETINGS.

SPECIAL oRDER.-HEAD- 81
0e&CA s RICHMOND COM Xxx
49, mAMDE Iit' NO. 2, X. T.. Rich X.
KDip5ts. d.; august TO- 1S9S-sir 4 \
your commandery at the As, UIiUIaVe OF
SON 1HIic Temple. on THURSDAY hue mat
Nh Nh al = Z. NJ, in full dress Of a Tsnt
par on loot. for the purpose of actino I'M ~
t t5eo IT, 10 Dove Lodge, No. 81. in paSine
Fr Fra tes' trloute OF respect TO our deceased
Memba Enii as Sir Charles A. Taylor
andrew. No. 10, and transient Sir K pt 81:
are courteously invited to attend s''S
By order of the Eminent Comna,ao
Attest: ID ~ 1oLmnander.
W. NJ Williams, Captain General
Recorder ,,
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FOR SALE.

-
FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR
Smaller one Large Butchers Ice-Roy
Gx7x9. made by Brett & Co.. 81 Ion,s.
portable. and cost slS5; also other Rm,ch,
ers' Tools. BEARDSLEY e. co.
au u-Th&S Safe
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as result of "The Must" Our
army of nearly four hundred
helpers and the many thousand
price-helps will recite an inter-
est never before known. Only
a few stray. shots given here
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au Ill

STATED COMMUNICATION
ob METROPOLITAN LODGE. No w
II, a. +. and A. Masons. will be w
p p at the Masonic Temple. corner
Broad and Adams streets, THIS cThurs.
day) EVENING, August nth. /. at 20
o'clock. '''V
Master Masons in good standing are in
vited to attend. III
BY order Of the w. NJ.
5. b. JACOBS.
ou LIT Secretary
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DECEIYER'S SALE.

BY George W. Mayo. Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-11

BY G. l.. & III. l.. DenoOn.
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0neers
81 east Main street.
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r M4AsoNIC FUNERAL NOTICE /.
LODGE CD MNG No . OF DOVE H
VIII attend a called communicate
t 1nSIr lodge, at the Masonic TemnIe o Ul
ie61 lo CIhursday) EVENING. Aupnst III ~
t ,o;S AT I o'clock, TO pay the last sod i
tr OF respect to our deceased h eau
me- Wa,, MSorshipful Charles A Taylor. -
tr msniDers OF sister lodges and transient
Vited TO unite with US. many IN
BY order of the w. M
au ll-1t c,NcoI,
The Forrest City times., 1898-01-07
slNGLENess OF PURPOSE.
WV IL II Necessary to Success in
Anything.

A young man. anxious to become a law
er, made application Tor a position in the
office of barrlster, whereupon the follow
.ng unconventional dialogue ensued.
We'll, young man, and so you'd like to
be lawyer"
Eyes, sir; think would like to be one :"
where's your gun, my boy? | want to
see your gun, my young gentleman. Fond
of sporting. eh?"
"I have no gun, sir; don't know whether
I'd like cunning"
mo gun. Well, you keep boat, then :
Like boating"
81 do not own boat, sir; do not know
how to use one"
you wear a watch, OF keep a dog?"
Il am too poor to wear watch, and
have no dog"
you'll do, my lad, il you persevere in the
course you have begun. The law is jeal-
Gus mistress, and cannot be won except by
undivided attention. Remember this, my
lad, and | will insure your success. You
may rely on any assistance l can render
ou"
The young man entered the Office, and in
time became famous lawyer.-N. o. Plea
yune.
The Forrest City times., 1898-01-07
Complied With the

'ov Jones recently addressed a le,,.r
TO the president of the Springfield, Lit.
Tie Rock & Gulf road, calling upon him
ana his associates to furnish proof Of
compliance with the provisions of the
Smith bill. After a conference with
officials of the road, Gov. Jones gave
out the following statement:
nave received satisfactory evidence from,
.ne company that they commenced the CON
ssruction IN good faith, so as to satisfy the pro
VISIONS OF the law at this time This leads me
70 determine that there Is no necessity for anv
action on my part now. The evidence
furnished me Is not only oral. but also In writ
ing giving me authority to publish IL in the
event IL should prove to be false or unfounded
IN lact For satisfactory reasons the informa-
uon nave cannot be given to the public now
But II 1t should fail to be true. and that will
De determined in a short time. / shall certainly
make II public However. have no reason TO
oeileVe that my information is otherwise than
VI ue suu wen rounded DAN w. JONES.
ofhcials of the road claim that by the
hrst OF February they will have 1000
men at work on the grade and right-of-
way OF the Dardanelle branch, which
must be completed by June IS, 1898.
The Forrest City times., 1898-01-07
ARKANSAS STATE NEWS.
Harden Confessed.

VIII Harden. one of the men charged
with numbering Hugh Patterson in
Van Buren, county, has made confess
sion. The murder for which Hardin
and Lee Mills, both well known citi-
zens. are to answer at the bar of justice.
caused intense excitement, and when
the men were arrested it was with diff
Guilty that the officers prevented dou-
bile iynching. In his confession Harden
states that he and Mills had planned to
rob Patterson, and went to his house
for that purpose. Mills went to the
Kitchen door armed with Winchester
for the purpose of keeping the mem
beers of the family seated, while Harden
entered the house to search for the
money Patterson was supposed to have
concealed about the place. When Mills
stepped in the door Patterson and his
two sons started up, and desperate
battle followed. The robbers used their
guns and knives, cutting old man Pat
terson's throat from ear to ear and SER
iously wounding three members of his
family. Harden claims that Mills cut
Pattersons throat.
The Forrest City times., 1898-01-07
Retires From the EieId

The Arkansas Fire Insurance COM
pany has issued circular informing
the public of its retirement from the
insurance business, and has re-insured
al OF Its policies in another company.
ms action was not forced" says the
circular, but purely voluntary, as the
company has prospered from the start
ana was never in better condition than
now-it was simply decision to quit
rather than go ahead" The company
was organized in 1887 with a capital
stock of 100000 and it's stockholders
are Arkansas people. Its present Off
GERS are: John &. Fletcher, president;
>. 1. W. Tillar, vice-president; John f.
Boyle, secretary; Isaac Wolf. treasurer.
The Forrest City times., 1898-01-07
Capitalists Looking This Way.

The following is from the Joplin Mo. }
Herald: -Four companies have recently
been formed in Galena and this city,
and others are under way, for the pur-
pose of handling and developing Ar
kansas land in the great as yet unde-
veloped mineral belt of that state.
These companies will be backed by
800, 900 capital, and one, the Joplin
company, has already Incorporated and
placed $500, 900 in stock. They will do
a general real estate and mining bust
ness, with main Office in St. Louis, in
charge of G. C. Campbell, of Harrison,
Ark, formerly of Webb City, and well
known here. 1t is the general opinion
that this long-untouched territory in
Arkansas will soon be penetrated by a
railroad, when a vast and valuable
region will be opened to investment.
Some of the above companies formed
contain the names of the following we'll
known men, which is an indication of
the decisiveness of the enterprise: d.
B. Whitesides, J. w. Baker. L. X. Noel
Ter. j. III. Smith, f. $. Stevenson, G.. +.
C. Corl, G. X. Keateh, j. V. Pierce and
n. Mussellman. The eye of capital is
casting about for investment. and the
resources of Arkansas present an at.
tractive panorama"
The Forrest City times., 1898-01-07
Mysteriously Disappeared.

Stanley Rice, a respected citizen of
Ashley county, disappeared from his
home about three weeks ago, and has
not been heard of since. Friends of the
missing man are inclined to the belief
that he was suffering from mental aber-
ration at the time of his disappearance.
He is about feet 6 inches high. heavy
set, light complexion, grey eyes, 25
years old and clean shaven. He wore a
brown plaid suit of clothes, blue cheviot
shirt, black crush hat and black mack
intosh, and carried with him gold
watch with leather chain and about 500
in money. His wife's postoffice address
is Berea, Ashley county, who will be
thankful for any information of her
husbands whereabouts.
The Forrest City times., 1898-01-07
THE STATE IN BRIEF.

An ice factory is to be erected at Fay
etteville.
The railroad hotel at Wilmot was de.
stroyed by fire.
j. c. Young shot and killed j. w.
Landthryp near GAINESVILLE.
Colored citizens of Ell Dorado have
organized lodge of Odd Fellows.
The Cotton Belt shops at Pine Bluff
have temporarily adopted the eight
hour system.
John E. Bush, colored, has been APP
pointed receiver of public moneys at
Little Rock.
Nose Arrant, colored, wanted at Pine
Bluff for criminal assault, was arrested
at Anderson, Ind.
Near Bismarck, Hot Spring county.
John Diffie was shot from ambush and
seriously wounded.
Fire destroyed the store of c. L. Ores
ham at Pine Bluff. Loss, 81 900; fully
covered by insurance.
Flaw j. Carpenter, one of the best
known members of the internal revenue
force in this state, has resigned.
John Nibler was bound over to the
grand jury at Fort Smith on the charge
of setting fire to his own saloon.
Frank Witherspoon, deputy grand die
tator and chaplain of Arkansas grand
lodge, Knights of Pythias, died at Tex
arkana.
Herbert Fishback, SON of ex Gov.
Fishback, and student of the state
university, died at Fayetteville on the
Sd inst.
Hon. j. w. Warren, who represented
Lafayette county in the last legislature,
was married to Miss Lillian Thomas at
Benton, La.
Wallace Hill, an employee of the Oxley
Hill stave factory near Camden, while
coupling cars, was caught and crushed
to death.
The Forrest City times., 1898-01-07
GRANTEoA STAY OF EXECUTION
jim Redd and Alex johnson, Twice Con-
vioted OF Murder, Making - Desperate
Fight For Their Lives

Jim Redd and Alex johnson, Twice Con-
vtoted Of Murder, Making - Desperate
Fight For Their Lives.
Jim Redd and Alex johnson, SEN
fenced to be hung December 81, 1897,
at Monticello, were granted a stay of
execution by the supreme court until
that tribunal can pass upon the case
again. Alex johnson and Jim Redd
were convicted of the murder of w. p.
Skipper. a prominent Drew county
planter. The arrest, trial, conviction
and reprieve of johnson and Redd for
this murder, and civil suit growing
out of the death of Skipper, present a
situation almost without parallel in the
history of the judiciary of the United
States. Skipper carried policy on
his life in the Union Central Life In
surance company, of Cincinnati, for s1O,-
600. On May 10, 1896, his dead body was
found short distance from his home,
on the bank of Bayou Bartholomew,
his throat cut from ear to ear, and his
own knife was tightly clutched in his
right hand. AT first the theory of sui
eide was advanced, but an investigation
by the authorities and some of Shippers
friends led to the belief that he had
been murdered. Alex johnson, Jim
Redd, Sam Lusk, John Bradford and
another negro were arrested, but after
preliminary hearing were released.
Lusk and Bradford, Immediately after
their discharge fed the country, and
are still at large. w. II. Lephiew, Skip
per's business partner, rejected the sui
eide theory, and set about to unravel
the mystery. Through his efforts John
son and Redd were rearrested, together
with Frank Mckay. The latter made
statement duplicating Johnson, Redd,
Lusk and Bradford. There being no
evidence introduced against Mckay, he
was released, and Immediately disap-
peared. Redd and Johnson were tried
for the crime, convicted and sentenced
to hang November 81, 1896, but the
supreme court granted them new trial.
The second trial resulted as did the
first. After the first conviction of Redd
and johnson, Shippers widow, through
her attorneys, sought to collect from
the Union Central Insurance company
$40, 900, the amount Of the policy on her
husbands life. The company declined
to pay the money, on the ground tina
Skipper had committed suicide. Suit
was then brought in the United States
court, and the case is still pending at
Little Rock. The insurance company
maintains that the trial, conviction and
execution of Redd and johnson by the
state authorities for the murder Of
Skipper could have no connection with
the civil suit, and that they expect to
support the suicide theory
The Forrest City times., 1898-01-07
State Convicts.

AT meeting of the state peniten-
nary board, to consider the disposition
OF convicts for the year 1898, it was de-
eioed to continue the share crop system
a proposition was accepted by the board
from j. f. Little, of Conway, that will
require the labor of $50 convicts The
nrst and only proposition yet made to
the board to sell the state land, which,
under the law authorizing the purchase
Vi farm, is to be paid for out of the
products thereof, came from Judge j.
"A, Williams, of the United States dis
Nrict court. The tract offered com
prises 1900 acres, situated near Althei-
iner' IN jefferson county. The board
y. ueclued to make a thorough exomina-
ton of the land.
The Forrest City times., 1898-01-07
Committee Assignments.

Arkansas congressional delegation
has been assigned to the following
committees:
Jones-Private land (chairmanl, In
dian affairs, finance, additional accom-
mcdations for congressional library,
to audit and control contingent ex-
penses OF senate, to establish the uni
versity of the United States.
Berry-Woman suffrage (chairman),
commerce, public lands.
Terry - Judiciary, expenditures in
treasury department.
neutrality-suspicious..
Little-Indian affairs.
Observation-Disclosures and harbors, pri-
vate land claims.
Dlnsmore-Foreign affairs, account.
Neutrality-suspicious. No. 3.
The Forrest City times., 1898-01-07

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