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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-05
YAQUI INSTRUCTION GROWING.
A Number of MeNIcans and an
American killed.

CHICAGO, August A special to the
Tribune from the City Of Mexico SAYS:
Dispatches from Guayamas show that
the Yaqui Instruction is constantly
growing, and that all the Indians i'm the
towns along the river are rising in arms.
and taking to the woods and mountains.
to join their companions already arrayed
against the authorities.
Jack Ramsey, the famous frontier
character. and the American photo
grapher, Ed. Miller, were on the way
to Alamos when they were attacked by
the Indians and killed.
Three sloOps on the Yaqui river near
MedarO, We're also attacked, and AurillO
r. Paroles, who was I'm charge Of them,
was killed. The vessels were set on
fire, but were saved by Federal forces,
who drove the savages away. II is re-
ported that the Romero family were cap
tured as they were about % embark on
one of the sloops and that Paroles was
killed in trying To rescue them. Troops
are pursuing the bands supposed 70 have
the family.
TELEGRAPH LINES CUT.
The telegraph hines south OF Alamos
have been cut. The Indians along the
Mayor river are quiet. and do not seem
inclined to join the instruction
Colonel Angel Garcia Pena telegraphed
yesterday that Don Carlos Hale. the
noted merchant had not been killed as
reported Official advices up TO Mon
day, however, state clearly that after
General Torres took Bacum there were
found ten dead troops from Cocorit and
four Of the body-guard OF the Yaqui
chief. Maldonado, and the body of Hale.
They say nothing has been heard Of
their chief.
TORRES NOT DEAD BUT IS
WOUNDED.
SAN FRANCISCO, August ACCORD
ing to advices received by Rafael
Ysabel, congressman from the State OF
Sonora. Mexico, who Is in this city, Gen
eral Lorenzo Torres. commandments
OF the Mexican army, in the field now
lighting the Indians. has not been killed
as has been reported. His captain, Juan
MoIdanone, formerly known as Tetia-
biate, who was chief Of the Yaquis du-
ring the Ten Years War, has, however
been murdered by the Indians.
A dispatch from Governor Torrall, OF
Sonora, TO Congressman Ysabel states
that General Torres has been wounded in
the calf Of the leg in a fight against
the Indians, whom he routed, leaving
sixty dead on the battlefield.
General Francisco CandedO Governor
OF the State OF Sinaloa, is also IN Sar
Francisco. He has assured the Govern
ment OF Sonora OF all the assistance
within his power. General Candedo be
| lieves the United States will not be Gale,
upon to protect the Arizona border. u
| there is a sufficient force in Mexico L
( exterminate the YaqUis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-05
CONDITION OF THE NEGROES.
Congress TO BE Asked for Steamships
to Africa.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, August "A
sensation was created In the session of
the African Methodist Episcopal Pre-
siding Elders Council Of Georgia and
Alabama last night, when the Committee
on the State OF the Country reported a
resolution recommending that commit
tee be appointed by the council to set
before the United States Congress the
deplorable condition OF the negro popula-
ton I'm several of the Southern States,
and 10 petition Congress for an appro-
priation of $lOO00OO00 20 start a line Of
steamships between the United States
and Africa in order TO enable all negroes
who may desire to do SO TO emigrate TO
Africa.
Bishop Turner, Of Atlanta, who pre-
sided, explained that he did not desire
the government to carry omgrants free
10 Africa but take them direct and at
reasonable cost He said European i'm
migrants are landed in this country at
from sic to S25 each. But" said he. "in
going 10 Africa, one must go via Eng
land. thus crossing the ocean twice, ar
a cost of 800"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-05
GnIilenn Fishermen.

LYNCHBURG, VA, August 4.-(Spe-
cial.)-The Grand Lodge Of GaIilean Fish
ermen. the supreme body in the United
States OF this colored order, adjourned
to-day, 10 meet next August IN Philadel-
phia. 4. II. Short, OF Hampton, Va,
was elected National Grand Ruler.
Among the other officers elected were the
following: Robert Briscoe. of Washington,
u. c., Grand Deputy; Columbus Gordon.
OF Baltimore. Financial Secretary; Jen-
ME Il. Browne. OF Washington. Record
ing Secretary; Hester Smith OF Balti-
more, Treasurer: y. W. GraysOn, of
Washington. Chaplain. and Joseph T..
Evans, of Baltimore, Marshal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-05
TERRIBLE SUICIDE OF A FARMER.
He Deliberately Blows His Head on
with Dynamite.

ST. PAUL, MINI, August A special
to the Pioneer Press from Cumberland
Wis. says.
Chris Void. a farmer near Poskin
Lake, this county, committed suicide to-
day by blowing Off his head with dyna-
mite. lie placed quantity of dynamite
in a hole in the ground, laid his head
over il, and touched off the fuse Near
by was found scrap of paper, on which
was written: Here i go. and the Lord
go with me-" His head and one arm
were completely torn away. Void was
30 years old. and leaves a wife and chill
dren, who are unable to assign a cause
for the deed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-05
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS AUC.
- TON SALE OF
FINE 3C0-ACRE FARM ~ CHARLOTTE
COUNTY. VA.


In pursuance OF two DEGREES On Tho .-,p
OF Stearns, &c. vs.. Wright a. a's. az,
entered IN the Circuit Court OF Cnrrl..,'
county at It's September term l,s ,i
the other entered in the Chlncarr c.,-,
OF the city Of Richmond. on Decenter ~
1898, |, as special commissl0nCr Wn sn
az public auction, In the town of K.,..
Vile, Va. on
TUESDAY. AUGUST I5. lzo
at II o'clock A. NJ. that Very ls..r.to
FARM. situated in Charlotte county H..
near Ontario Station. On The SOM .rn
railroad. described I'm said DEGREES sf ~
certain tract or parcel OF land bIrs ana
being IN the county Of Char'0r ".
containing 800 acres. more Or lees bound.
ed on the north oy the Patrick Stephen
son tract. on the east bv the irnd. 0f
a. l.. Robinson and others ON tho s1rfl
by The lands OF A. Crawford ami d
NJ. Haley, and on the west hy the r. ANA
NJ. railroad.
This farm IS a very desirable tract 4
land. In good state OF cultivation. and
has on 1T good frame dwelling ana au
necessary out-buidings and would mako
either desirable home or profitable
investment.
TERMS: Cash as 90 so nuch OF tho
proceeds ne may Dee necessary to dpfrav
the costs and expenses of sale. the costs
of the suit. all taxes. &c.. due and un-
paid upon the said real estate. AMI f1
discharge a certain debt NJ N.tt with iu.
terest thereon at per cent per annlu
from January /. 1895. 10 the day of safe
the residue OF the purchase money 20 ls
paid IN two equal instruments evidenced
by negotiable notes 40 six and twelve
months from the date Of sale with n-
terest added at the rate " per car'lm
per annum from date. the Title '0 he
retained until an the purchase money
shall have been paid and a conyegarcs
ordered by the court.
More liberal terms than above VIII hs
offered az the sale subject Of course 20
the approval and confirmation of he
Court. JAMES T.. tANNDN,
Special COmmssIorer.
7 certify that the bond required of th'
special commissioner in the above sut
has been duly given.
CHARLES q SAETLLE.
Clerk Chancery Court Richmond. Va
jy 3O-tds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-05
SUSPENDED FOR COwARDICE.
An Iowa Captain Awaiting Dishon-
OrabIe Discharges.

DIES MONIES, Ia, August 1.-The Ad-
jutant-General is in receipt of Manila
advices to the effect that Captain f. Bur
ton, Of Company ., Fifty-frst Iowa
Regiment, from Vilisca, has been sus-
pended for cowardice, and Is now at
Manila, awaiting dishonorable discharge.
Burton was principal of the schools at
Wymore, Neb., when the war broke out.
and disappeared. going back to his old
home at Niliisca. Ia. and taking the
captaincy Of the company. He is reported
10 have deserted the troops in an engage
ment and hidden in a ditch, while tho
company went into action without him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-05
Rules for the AlmshOusc.
ATTEND NATIONAL T.. A. w. MEET.
Quite II Large Party to Go to Boston
for the Meet, August nth.

Tor the Meet, August nth.
The twentieth convention of the Ma
tional League of American Wheemen
will meet during the week beginning
August l4th in Boston. Quite a large
party will go from Richmond. They will
leave here Saturday. August 18th, al 8
a. NJ, via Norfolk and Western railroad,
for Norfolk. and from Norfolk on same
day by the Merchants and Miners
Transportation Companys ship leaving at
6 +. NJ, reaching Boston early Monday
morning.
Mr. l.. w. Ryland. OF No. 7iS east Main
street, secretary. has charge Of the party.
and is. receiving names OF those who
expect TO attend Among those who
have already signified their intention of
going are Mr.. c. d. Richardson. Mr.. Il.
NJ. Long and wife, Miss Emma Long,
Mr.. Cary Stearn. Mr.. Robert Pollard,
Mr.. Charles T.. Balloon and wife, DR.. F..
II. Steel, Mr.. J. A. Slaughter and wife,
Miss Bargamin. Mrs. c. V. Jones, Mrs
Lockwood, Miss Annie Beck, Mr.. s. T.
Kelly, Professor Mutter. Mr.. l.. w. Ry-
land.
Others will go also from Norfolk and
Portsmouth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-05
Lee Camr,s weekly Meeting.

Lee Camp had a well-attended meeting
last night, with Commander y. c. Peay
In the chair bat transacted only routine
business. COmrade Greer IL. Baughman
was appointed trustee of the Confederate
wOman's section at River view. vice II.
Smith Redford, deceased.
The camp loaned the Uniform Rank Of
Knights Of Pythias their United States
flag for use in their entertainment next
Tuesday night.
The Portrait-Gallery Committee accept
ed the oil portrait Of General William Il.
Taliaferro, painted by W. L. Shepherd,
and the same will be formally presented
10 the camp in the early fall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-05
Rabbi GrnTman's First Sermon.

DIR. r. Gral.man preached his first SER
mon at the Sir Noses M0ntefiore syna-
gogue last nIgM IA the rabbi OF the con-
grogatiOn. There was a very large attend
ance. and the little Mayo-street building
was fairly crowded. Rabbi Grammar
made an excellent impression. and was
warmly greeted after the service by the
members OF his charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-05
The Committee Makes Tour-RuIes
for the City AImshouse.

A regular meeting Of the Committee on
Improvement of James River was held
on board the city tug, Thomas Cunning
ham. Sr, yesterday afternoon, and an
inspection of the harbor and river was
made The members present were Messrs'
Curtis chairman, Crenshaw. Christian,
Ebel. Ferguson, Mayer Mosby, and Nc
Carthy. The tug left the city wharf at
o'clock.
The captain OF the tug submitted his
report for the month of July. showing
the operations Of the departments dredge,
tug, scows. etc, and that $500 cubic
yards Of material and three large logs
were dredged during the month. The clerk
reported the financial condition of the de-
partment to be as follows: Appropriation,
sl4250 expended Stills; balance,
sS,538B
The payroll of the department, amount
ing 10 $S3G.3G, and bills amounting to
S53i59 were approved and ordered to be
paid.
Proposals to supply the department
with steam coal until July 1, 1900 were
received and opened, and the contract
awarded TO the Richmond Ice Company,
the lowest bidders.
The City Engineer was authorized and
instructed 10 nave the eduu-SNOWs uStu
by the department caulked and repaired.
provided the cost of repairs on each shall
not exceed $50.
Applications were received from two
concerns for rights to control the output
Of sand dredged by the city from the
harbor. These applications were referred
10 a subcommittee, consisting Of the
Chairman and Messrs. Crenshaw and
Mosby, who, together with the City En-
gineer and City Attorney, shall take
under consideration the propositions con-
tanned therein and report thereon and
make such recommendations regarding a
plan for dyking the harbor and acquiring
land for that purpose, and such other
matters In connection Herewith as they
may deem proper
Rules for the Almshouse.
A subcommittee of the Committee on
Relief OF the Poor met in the City Hall
last evening at $3.50 o'clock to consider
"A revision of the rules and regulations
governing the city almshouse. There We're
present Messrs. Drewry chairman,
Gunst Hobson, and Snead.
1t was decided, after some discussion,
to recommend TO the general committee
that the rules now in vogue be allowed
To remain. with slight amendments. in
volving minor changes regarding the title
Of some of the employees and their du-
ties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-05
Did Not Write the Letter.
Bnrkeville. Ya.. Augnst 4. lsl.

Burkeville, Va, August 4. lsJc.
To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
You will please deny through your COL
umns the statement made In your paper
OF July iith in regard 10 letter found
I'm Mrs. Eliis's trunk. said By you TO have
been written by Mrs. Osborne. OF Burke
willie. II Mrs. Ellis has ever acted i'm
morally, 1 know nothing OF II. and most
positively deny ever writing such a let
ten.
IL is very necessary that this be pub
llshel at once. Respectfully, &c.
Mrs, s. a. OSBORNE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-05
"smi,ing John" Kelly Passes Away

NiSW YORK, August 4.--John Kelly.
the Tammany leader and sporting man,
better known as Smiling John Kelly.
died yesterday aged H. He is said 10 have
been Richard Cookers closest fritnd. aud
he had wide acquaintance among turf
men, hny wing owned and raced many fine
horses
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-05
MIR. ELLYsON AT QUEENSTOWN.
He and Mrs. EIIysOn Arrive Safely
After n Pleasant NOyagc

Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson and wife, who
sailed from New York a week ago to-
day, arrived in Queenstown yesterday
a cablegram received from him last
night says that the trip was a pleasant
one and both are well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-05

K0dol Dyspepsia Cure cures dyspepsia
because It's ingredients are such that II
can't help doing so. The public can rely
upon IL as master remedy FOR all dis
orders Arising from imperfect Digestion"
James NJ. Thomas. 81. D.. IN American
Journal Of Health, New York. Eodeker
Erotbors. T. A. Miller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-05
d. O'SULLIYAN,
sPECIaJ NOTICE.
Eighteenth and Main Streets.

When presented at the Dispntch
caunter. accompanied by the cash,
Wants" "Rooms for
Rent WANTED Rooms" "Boarders
wanted "Board Wanted" Lost,
gtrayed, or stolen" Will be inserted
properly classified, 20 words or less
for zoe. each ipsertionj additional
words Ic. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-05
BoARDERs WANTED

At WEOBLEY COTTAGE, BON AIR,
Va. Moderate rates. au 3,5&G-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-05
TO BUY GAS WORKS.
STRONG RICHMOND SYNDICATE
Is AFTER THE PROPERTY.
TWO STATEMENTS OF RESULTS.
The OnIciaI One shows Large ProfitsJ
the other One Considerable Loss
To Force the Issue before the
Peoplc--May be Other bidders

Two syndicates have been formed for
the purchase of the City Gas-Works. One
IA composed OF local capitalists, and is
repress nted by Mr.. Phil II. Shields; the
other has been formed in New York, ana
the local representative il said 20 be Hon.
Tazewell Elicit.
The question Of the sale, which was
agltated some months ago and voted
down by the last Council, Is to be re-
vived shortly, and a very determined Ell
fort will be made on the part of the syndi-
Gates to get possession of the property
through a popular vote. number of
councilmen are known to favor the SAFE
on the ground that the works are In such
condition that 1t would require very
large sum Of money to put them In To-
paIr II Is also believed that the works
are being operated at loss TO the city,
and this belief has gained currency
through a statement said to have been
taken from the books of the department.
covering the operation of the works from
1867 to 1898. inclusive. The statement
shows an annual deficit of Sl7.292.5O, or
s553. 1898 for the thlrty-two years. On
the other hand. a statement prepared by
Mr.. H. b. Boudar, the expert accountant,
last year, shows a surplus for the same
period Of S5S2.O5i.7l This statement was
submitted to a joint meeting of the Com
mttees on Light and Finance April 10.
1897: was accepted as official, and filed
with the City Clerk.
THE PRESENT AGITATION.
The local syndicate is the aggressor in
the present effort to have the question
submitted to the people, for the gas
works cannot be sold under the revised
charter unless this is done. If the Council
should refuse to submit the matter to the
people, it is said that an effort will be
made by the syndicate to get an express
sion from the people through the medium
of specially prepared ballots which will
be distributed at the polls in the fall cleo
ton.
THE SYNDICATE'S STATEMENT.
The statement prepared by the repre-
sentatives of the syndicate, which is TO
be presented to the Council with petit
ton for the submission of the question TO
the people, is here given:
DISBURSEMENTS.
% For operating the works in the manu-
facture and delivery Of gas.
Expense ...... N'lH'i'b u
Payroll ..... ........ l,bSO,55o %
Coal ......... ........ 1850, 4O5 6S
oil ....... ......... 1G2,5S0 50
siS2i,sOO 6S
(2) For improvements of works:
Extensions .... ......$ lSi,ol' u
Construction $50. see. 3f5' l9l u
Holder and tank -. 9O,369 50
'''' - 65S,17S 80
go Fixed charges: Interest
charges on the money invest
ed by the city In the works;
interest calculated from year
TO wear on the money invested
at 6 per cent. from 1867 to 1890,
inclusive, and at per cent.
from 1891 TO 1898, inclusive.... A2i,5Ol 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-05
NlTICE

A SPECIAL. MEETING or THi
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NATIONAL
BANK OF VIRGINIA will be held af ta'
banking house Of said bank. az thc corner
OF Eleventh and Main streets Boz tne Cy
Of Richmond Va. on TUESDAY. the IN
day Of September 1889. an 10 O'Clock 30
10 consider and vote on the recomm-
ton OF the Board OF Directors OF
bank 10 increase the capital stock tA,l,..
from 500 go 20 10000, Tor tn- l.it,
change Bank. OF Richmond. Va anq Ay
to consider and vote on an o .5,.i..,.o
70 section OF the articles on , e'',.
of said bank. so as 20 increase the bun,
Der OF the Board ~ Directors thereof 70
not exceeding twenty and any ch ..s' y
In the bylaws OF the association |, n-o.
may then be deemed necessary
per. r.. - stock will
he closed from August -lst 70 aep'''"
9Th both inclusive. ,uy,srrAN
au s-dtSe5i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-05
MEETINGS.


Citizens Excl luge Bank,
Richmond. Va. August D. lN.
A GENERAL MEETING OF IHI
STOCKHOLDERS OF the CITIZENS LA-
CHANGE BANK will be held at the 500
bank, Ninth and Main streets. Richmlll.
Va, TUESDAY. September 8. 1880 ID. 60
o'clock. This meeting is called in rlr.
suance OF resolution Of the Board 0l
Directors OF the said bank, adopted Az
gust 2, 1889. W. NJ. HABLIorON
President
T. X. Sands Cashier. AM sra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-05
PURE MALT WHisKEY.
CULpEprR CREAMERY BUTTER.

Our Sweet. Rich. Mellow Culpeper
Creamery is within reach of all, per
pound. in any quantity ........,....'i"
$50 pounds English Breakfast Tea, a
delicious cup Of tea it makes, to- 49,
per pound .............. .,.....''''..'; ~"
Country Made Apple Butter 5-pound
lars or buckets, each ...............;i 10
Home Fruit Preserves, in W-pounu
pals. each ..-..----+--.. 90 -
4-pound- bucket Fresh Fruit Jeiiy PEE I'm
bucket ............. 80, -. ~,
6-pound-tin Of Home Made Fruit Pre-
serves .......... ....sssss.. - .-.''' 80.
Imported Sherry Wine, per gallon..''.V
Holland Gin. imported quart bottles. 10
N dozen bottles Finest Claret Nine', -
per bottle ............' 49, ~
5S3 kits New Mess Mackerel a Mack
eral. Tor ........--..s. 49, $50
(They cost &c. and freight, puL
they sell slow, and we must move
them We want the room.)
5000 bags Finest Table Salt b POUNDS -,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-05
THE OFFICIAL REPORT.

Actual cash denclti Sli,-s-."O
average per year, or for the
thirty-two years ..............$ 5o3,5o9 W
THE OFFICIAL REPORT.
Tho official report and statements OF
Mr.. II. y. Boudar, which were filed with
the City Clerk, and which led to the de-
feat of the resolution to submit the ques-
ton to the people when the last petition
was presented to the Council, is as fol-
lows:
Richmond. Va, April 10. 1897.
TO the Joint Committee on Light and FL
nance:
Gentlemen.-In compliance with your
instructions. / beg 10 hand you herewith
the annexed summary. made up from tle
accompanying statements statements
filed with City Clerk August, which
show as follows:
During the period Of thirty years De
ginning 1867 and ending 1896. the gas
works of the city paid into the CITY urea
surv the sum Of $1,17lSjj.29 over and
above the amount drawn out Tor cost oil
running the works and producing the gas
This amount exceeds the total of the
construction and extension accounts for
thirty years by $527. 1851. and. deducting
the cost of the plant. &c. previous 10
1857. say s991 ST. 26, the works, besides pay
ing back to the city its entire outlay for
grounds. buildings, plant, pipe, ana all
other appurtenances. has surplus to its
credit of 1885,. eO6Sl. This surplus must be
stiu further increased by difference be-
tween the value Of gas furnished the city
for public consumption and the interest
allowed the city on cost of works, &c.
saw S}5s.O742S, making total surplus or
s498. 9SO54, after repaying the city for It's
investment.
Actual Results: The city owns its gas
works. with entire outfit without cost,
and has received a bonus of Si93 sSO.5i.
The interest allowed the city in state
ment was at the rate Of per cent. per
annum to 1891, and at 4 per cent. there
after. and interest was allowed during
the entire time on actual cost. without
deduction which the works We're clearly
entitled TO for it's annual repayments on
Investments. The net revenue up 10 1856
more than reimbursed the city for its en-
tire outlay; therefore, a proper calcula-
ton OF interest would more than double
the surplus Of 1893 9S0.5i.
Summary showing net results to the
city of Richmond from the gas-works
from the year 1867 to 1886. inclusive:
Receipts from gas bills, sales,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-05
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
II Oh
No. 1910 WEST LEIGH STREET

BY virtue CT o certain deed q, ,...
from Robert II ThurstOn. 10 Fgari ny
lill and \. ] Chewing. trustees H.
october ~. 1921. Of record IN Clerk's ~
OF Richmond Chanccry Count. IN Derl-
Book l53 y, page fe, ! will sell bv auctl..
upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST H. Ise9.
at $50 O'Clock =. ". that LARGE TWO
STORY DWELLING numbered AS ai.,'
ana iot fronting 30 feet on the north f,
OF Leigh street near Harrison, auf er-
tending back within parallel Lines 10 ~
10 Williams street
ms Is very attractive property and al
pay VIII as an investment or make a Dr..
sirahle home
TERMS. Cash sufficient 90 defray r.
expenses OF sale and pay a note for 81 .l
with interest from October 30. 1855. faI.
ance at twelve months.
A. J. CHEWING.
au Surviving Trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-05
FOR RENT

No 9l2 WEST MAIN STREET, A pE-
lightful nine-room Brick Dwelhng. Win
all cOnveniences. VIII be put Don repair 20
suit tenant. j. u. CARNBAL
iy 2s-ts No. 1l06 east MIN .-r-et.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-05
FOR RENT

Grace street a seven-rOOm BRICK DW..i-
ing. with all convenience. and ilst rlt ID
| thorough repair. A most excellent io-
cality. j. -. CARNEAL
jy 28-ts No. 1lOS east Main .tre-L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-05
AUCTION sALEs-ruturs ~.

WhEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD TIT.
lanes FOR THE CURRENT cAIEN.
Dan TEAR ARE TO BE PAID Pho
KAiA Bf THE VENDOR AND TIC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-05
INSPECTION OF JAMES RIVER.

Total surplus in favor Of
works January l. 1878 5S2,oH u