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ft THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3. 1898._
Prices That Talk Loud,
and tliuv aro scatter. ?1 frith the most anxiousrtP^; "k_?r?
all the lions,.. AI'OrsT SELLING HAS COME W TH
KVKIii-FUIiYTllATHASTKcK DISPOSITION GAB t'l.O
Dt"( . ._ __?
,.', with its thousands or De
lated goods and fabrics, lias
no time for quibble. Prices aro
made as no other house can af
ford to make them.
This store has long ago re
#(p2S(?
cognized the importance of a chango in stocks from one season
to another, and it makes the change imperative.
Ml'.?-Ll* 1 MM KW " *>*'
No other retail houx* anywhere we
know of force, these good, at ?nch ridi
culous prices, because R'a at the end of
lha season. This moro takes no chance In
tho changes of style?. Tho price? about
???prre-aent the cont of the sewing for even
tht best and finest:
Ladl??' Vine Muslin Skirl?. erabrnHlery
trimmed, cambric umbrella ntaMB,
** kl1"'' , A K.H..
tfuslln Skirts, with tucks and cambric
' '" .?__
; -trt?. fem?! tucK?-*.. otn??rs
trlmn.'.l with ruffl?*! of embroidery,
tho ?."??s. kind, now <**<".
Elaborately Vrlrnmed (?owns of Mur.In
best ILS Kra.lt-, for
1 inplre Gowns of tho beat materials,
n.-ri with lace or embroidery. 4*c.
<; a of <;.1 Muslin, tr.mmcl with
cambric ruffle nn?l tuck*?. 2f*c.
Tun-h?.i. i i-'.jnbrold? ry Trimmed
Chemise. the 2?c. kind, now V,c.
lusltn Draw-srs, with h? m end
?uck?. 10<*.
? iwers, umbrella ruffles, the
We. Kr.nl- .
Umbrella Drawer, of Urn Finest Cam
bric, hemtltched or trlmm.?l with
rosra ol la >n or handsome
embroider)
Fin? ? .. ni.: le Tu. i ?i i ? i
ire-N'eck Co* | ?'<> >
V.ii? i.? i. nu, ?, T? rchon, <?r Embrol?
Trln
Cambric ?Cbri ; Coven r.?r U 1-?c.
tbb iiKTih.im; ok unom.
Tli? v.nr of ?11 s pos in*? of them
1 . The way is a pt-rf.i Hy
new fast mi s Basa al Cobsa's Botels
ami bo.'ii.ilii).;-li'ciM s ara Issltsd to take
part In IBS unloadlm?:
I?M Best Gt-rinin Table Uiin.i.k. extri
he.n
Pul Tal le D !
,? Kood value at
?i'i.
Table Onmnsk. 2
i urtd? . full i??. ached, 68c. j ird.
K. the best
19c. quality, for Be yard,
"An L
&2x'z* Extra-Heavy Turkish Bath Tow
. kind, t??r 9e. each.
All Unen Hemra ?. lia? k Towel., ?'? i-l?.
]*- ? ?io White Momte Towels.
Ki rdered, ?.r
i-. :- ;? .
fin: ii vhdki.im im:r Tf:>ii"r\
nom
sre atrosB I atock I. (arg*
sad : i,. .h iy at] MTvi ,i the
; .
k?M_ AU-1 t?-Bmbrol
h.
Pure Unen
11 Killt v, lor
121
I ?Colored
Bordered or Para Whit?* Handker
I~- hlldren'a Lli as !i ittdkar?
? hb fs. in White i
sfosrnlns or Pane] Bordered Handker
chief?, larse or small ala?
Men's Silk. Linen, and Cotton risndker
chief. for a third lasa man Conen'a
m aal pi
THI MOST BELBCTKD DB8IU1SB in
?Oiii'w.s. ..mu'., BK1KTS, A.\n
i HM.JIKI'V?? WI'Wi
1 FOR ALM? 'ST ANYTHING.
Tailor-Made Worsted suits, that wars
Black Cheviot Suits, that wero $21.75.
fer HI
White Plqus flulta, a ! $c, fas $ *.
i " rere UM, tor tz.
k Suit, to )? BC
NKIKTS ft BO f'ir Linen ones that cost
up to RSr
60 fro
811k, l?>r $:\:<\ m
m.
md Navy Serge Skirts, were $3.60,
I or $l.u.
?f
COTTOlf WAfall FAIIHH ? PROVE A
M,**! I HI,
a price my.tery that may never be solved.
The roods aro here.
| All the latest design? and colors of im
ported Ornandles, cest from ?5 to 45e.,
for 11-Zc.
Solid Colored Organdies, the 121-2 to
19c. quality, for 4 l-2c. a yar.l.
aik-Htrlpe Organdies, In various colors
?nil ?li signs, cost ZU:, to import, f??r
47
10c. Cnbleached Jenns, for men's ..ml
ii.).\s' wear, to be sold to-day for 3 l-2c.
I Iinp.?rtc?l LanSSl Muslins, In pr.-l
ty colors and catchy desli/ns, cost 18c.;
Cohen's way of seiiin*. 'em, 3 l-2c.
10-4 Utlca Bleached Sheeting for 13 7-8c.
B yard,
i ?1-4 H? ,i Islasd Percales, the latest of '
this season's prlntlnK?, for ?5 7-Sc. a
yar.l. |
l**?-3o. French Drcs? Ginghams, In large
plaid, (li'-kMl, and atrlp?3d effects, for *
7 3-4c. 8 yard.
Bolster-?'ases, 2 yards long, good quail- ]
tv of ?otton and well mudo, for SC-lc.
Jtcii) LJnen Sklrtln? ?'rash, the 18c. *j
quality, for 9 1 2c. a yar.l.
Extra Kin?? Unbleached Cotton, 1c.
Krade, for I l-2c. a yard.
SMALL "WARE HAR('AIXS A? K*i
LAUGED. 1
Alexander KIiik's Soft-Finish Machine j
Thread, all numbers, 4 spools for ic?
Whin* or Black. \
Hump H"?*ks and Ey<*s for lc. card.
John II. Woodbury Facial Soap for 14c. t
cake.
Mi linen's Talcum Powder for 121-2c. a K
box.
Black Velvet Bindings for 4c. a piece. (
Pesrl Shirt Buttons, 81-3c. ones, for lc.
.?? zen. c
Bay-Rum Hair Tonic, 25c. bottle, for 5c.
bettle. c
2?"e. Pearl Buttons for 8 l-3c. dozen.
CoaSBO Buttermilk Soap. 6c. cake. g
IS?4?* ROA..TS OK THE O RE A TEST
KinilOV S ALK
that has ever taken place in the State.
Plenty of them yet. Buy thorn for future n
Use. -jj
4-ir.oh All-Silk Taffeta Kibbons, any
ta de, Re. kin?!. Ul-tc rartL v
6-Inch All-Silk Taffeta Kibbons, 42c!
erada, ?Be. yard.
No, .". Kan? y \< c?- tie Kibbons, were 10c,
for |C yen!. 01
Much Moire Taffeta Ribbon, Black only,
! < . yard. C
No. I All-Silk Sitin Klbbon, nil colors,
for 1 He, van!. cl
4- end 4 1-2-liic.h All-Silk Fancy Taffeta
Ribbon., worth H, 2!*, and Be. a jrsis*, P
f?.r 12 l-2c. B vnrd.
M
M\TTIX(.S ABE UEXKQ CLOSED OIT
at 8, Hi, 12 1-2. I?. 2-... 2(?. and Be. that 81
rare never thought of being sold for
I than double. B|
ALL OF LAST SF.ASOVS CABJBli si
are batas sold at a final settlement to
v*
Ofpaa ?TatA a new stock.
BASE.MKVr.
Cut-Glass Salt- and I'eppor-Shaktrs, fa
with sterling .sllv.-r topa, Be.
Cut-Neck OilrBottlea, ll?c., from 50c. M
and Ktched Tumblers, 10c. each,
were 25c. v?
LarfS Tin Wash Basins, 2c.
2?iu,ut Ora* Puddlnf-Pana, 4c. C<
I'ranito Koll-Pans, 4c. ]
Enamelled-Iron wsahatands, with Bow!. ?C
Pitcher, and Soap-Dish, for Be., were
?. Fi
3 Bra. Potts'? Bad-Irons, with han.ii ?
and stand, for Be, were 75c. ve
Qllray*. $i.co Curtaln-fltretchet-s, Mo, <
Wind.?w-Ser? "iis, 10c. V.
$1 Screen I >???>: - ]
Oold-Decorated Olive l'ickle, Almond, 0<
and Tomato l>i; hes for 1c. cholc?. ]
?t-qusrt Stone Preserrlng-Kettles, 8c. Q
Oold-Decorstsd China lee-Water Pitch? I
ers, 1?K*. sit
White China Vegetables Dishes, 10c.,
sere Be. '
3-Burner Iron-Tank Oil-Stoves. 75c. Ul
THE COHEN CO. j THE COHEN CO.
na__En_MHB__EB___BHa_B__________BBB_n__a_Ma___a??_??_
CHIRP noW-JUPI INM vi. iu:iM)itT
lates-sattes Inforatntlnn n? o? Ar
rchlH? A ?.rutif) In?-, ( oiii|inrUoii.
Tbe annual r. porl of th? ? blaf Of 1
for the peat UN htis tuai beea tssuVd la
pamphlet f.irni. It contains SIMM viy
latoreatlng Information aad statistics.
Major Howard'? letter to (he Mayor is
fis fol'
To the Hon. R. M. Taylor, Mayor,:
i ir Sir. i in-, wuii transmit this, my
third annual report, for th? year ending
i ; the -werk and .i.ii
tion of the Polio? Department Th? ar
resta er? .?.t lei than In 11 . . dlaaai
ions ???i more than lasi report; time
I by aleknei .o lost
repoi t, detail? ol whloh will be found la
the tabulate! statement of this report.
I would recommend tii.t bob*
taken to better the condition of the ata?
tton?houaes; the cells In all of then
ahoald be removed .n.d Iron onea aubstl
luted, and th? ?ewsrage be ?o (hanged
as to rtncicT tb< m ne i. !
The department is in good condition, the
. pliiie is excellent; officer? and men
are polite, prompt, end Vigilant in the
discharge of every duty. Th? Del
rtment is most excellent, ami lias
done ? "oil woi k.
In ooii?iii--o.!i, I arista to return my
thanks to your Honor ?m.i th.- Board of
JPolloe Commission?**? f >v the cordial mii>
p.ii ami enooumgem?nt given m? during
i .cur Just closed; also, the officer? aad
m. n f..r th? efficient dl?charge of their
duty and benrty co-operation at all tlaaee,
Very respectfull),
IS. F. HOWARD,
*| Chief of 1'
Very few chang? rg were .de in th?
police force durliiK the year. Tare I
nations were received ami aooepted, and
. eath occurred. The vacancias were
all tilled.
SOME INTERESTING FACTS.
Th. report coutulns these interesting
figures:
Arrchtti made during tho year?Whito
male?, 1,712; white females, 09; total
white?. l.Ml. Colored n l? col
ored females, CM: total colored, IMA To
tal art ?ata made, t#t
Age? of persons arrested- Under 10 years
of age, '?I; from 10 to 20 year? of ag.
from 1*) to ?X) years of age, 1 .T?>3; from 20
to 40 years of uge, 1*70, from ?W to 60 >
of age. ?il; from 6o to ?0 yens of
611; from ? to It age, H* from 70
to 10 year? of age. it. Total, 4,__
Nativity of person? arrested?Unit, d
Blutes: Whit?, 1,C77; colored. I
Ireland, K; ???-rmany, ??6; Ki,?.und, 27;
B-SiQtlainl. I; I'.-.cn.-, 1; Italy, ?'. Austria.
?; Sweet, n, I; Denmark, I; Russia, 9;
Canada, x. Total, 4,0.4.
in -- persons arrested?Agent,
It; at! 1; baker, 12; barber, 41;
barkeeper, '?9; bricklayer, 6; blacksmith.
10; batcher, IS; oarpeater, 2j; aigargafiker,
|1; cleiW. j'.'.', c...!.. 0?; conductor, II;
dentist, 1; *!<k tor, 2; druggist, 6; electri
cian, ?J, engineer, <S: farm ?man,
4; fakir, 4; gttsttltcr. 1; huckster. 1; Junk
dealer, 9; iveiy
?; machinist, ui; merchant, 80;
Would er, '?t?; niotorinan, 4; |; no
; painter, US; plasterer, 31,
printer, SI; plu.. Bed 1er. 13; pros
titute?, n.'., sailors, ?.:>; ?hoetn
tailor. 7; tinner. 9: teach
er. 1 ; ! I. n .pn op. mtor, 2; miscellaneous,
? tal, 4,694.
A OCWPAJUTTVE TABLE.
Tb. i? .,, city ordi
* i was S.Q2S. lu audition
to the above there are tables showing
arreata by ?lays Of the week, by the
month, and in each district.
A comparative table of arrests made
dortaS the past ten years gtvsa the fol
lowing -?ratifying results: IHA, 6,29.".; lv-;?,
MQ1; in';', t;,:,:e; mi, c,81?>; ltB, ?MB; 18B
lf*i?l, i>,%?; 1805, 5,112; UB, 5.WJ; 18j7,
MM.
BaSeellanSOSS reports? Xumber of
broken plates in sidewalk and streets, Bt?
number of animals taken up going at
larga, 16S; number of doors found open
In nlsht-tlm?. BO; number of lost children
found and turned over to parent
number of gas stop-cocks above sidewalk,
9; number <?f WStST stop-cocks BboVB side
walk, 2. Total, 914.
IMIIU Ll'CY'S KXCLIISIOV.
She ?.< ? to the tir.uid Jury?Harrl
?un \\ iih Her?Other < n?e?.
I.ucy Smith, the notorious Indian Lucy,
went OB an excur.-iun to the grand jury
yeaterdajr on a ohesp-rsta fast train. Sha
lOOompanled by Walter Harrison, a
youni white man, whom th-e police ..
is h. r acoosaplice.
The man and woman were charged with
breaking Into the office of K. H. Busher's
Sons' cun.ago-iu.etoi y BBd BtSBllBl a ko
dak, a pair ?>f eye-glasses, ainl
$17 in money. The burglary was
report<Hl to the Second Police Sta
tion, and ?'aptaln Angle ?let 111 1
Polioemsa Wrea to look th*e matter up.
That tbraae two persona were tracked 11
Ct. i iburg and caught, and that there
was s a Hi ci? nt evidence for Justice Crutcii
.0 send than on to a jury, tells how
v.. 11 Mr. Wren did the bidding of his su
perior officer.
I.ucy and Harrison were also charged
with stealing $10 from T. F. Callahan.
I.ucy received four months in IfrfflBIM
Eppa'a boardlng-houso and Harrison was
disc!).ii
Mary Blackwell and Maggie Davis, th
two colored women Charged with lighting
in the street, were lined $?-.?50 and costs
each.
C. T. Mills was up for ?".?hting on Hi
street, and was put under bond of $100 to
k? p the p*<*ace for six months.
S, ?'. -Salam??n<, a man of 30, was brought
before hi. Honor on complaint th it he
was drunk on the street. The Justice
heard the evidence In the case, and or
dered a commission of lunacy.
The next offender to tile In was Fleming
Sydnor. a small colored boy, chanted with
lumping on street cars. He was lined Ji.
The hearing of Elias Johnson. OhSTged
ting Sarah Johnson, his lawful
BBSoaa, v..i? continued until this morning
for witnesses.
The Hoys at Cliickaiiiau?ra l>e
li**hted.
Before leaving for Chiokamauga Park,
Ga., Lieutenant Geoige 1*. Bass, Fifty
?second Iowa Volunteers, procu&d B few
buttles of Chamberlain\ Colic, Cholera,
md Diarrh a Remedy. The bflrjra win
ieliehted with the auick cures of diur
rhoes which it effected. To meet the de
naiids Lieutenant Ba**s ordered four
?ties more by express and aoM
he whole of it in one day, except three
ottles kept for his own use and for per
?nal friends. It never fails to effect a
m e, and im pleauant and safe to take. It
s the most successful medicine in the
vorld for bowel cuuiplaints.
iv it>?Sa.Su?_\Vfr
THEY MAY PRACTICE.
EASY TOUlfO DOCTORS ARE LI
cessed to m:i.i\ work.
iflOSE TO PASSED THE BOARD.
Idaiill Of lb. |:?jiiiiI nation Held Hfr?
In Jane Ju.t Made Pnhllc?Over a
Third of the Applicant. Failed to
Get llirough.
The result of the examination, of appli
cants for license to practice ' medicine
tnd surgery In Virginia, bold by tho
"t?te Board of Medical Examiners, June
1st to 24th, has Just been made public,
foe class was the largest in the history
>f the board, and over a month was re
luired to carefully examine all the papers
ind mark the standing.
Of tho 130 persons who appeared before
he board, one withdrew, eighty-four
assed a satisfactory examination for
md forty-five Tailed to make the
rfsjr? ?1 percentage. The Dispatch pre
;?<w a list of those who passed,
Bgsthar with their residences, the schools
rom which they graduated, and the
ears of graduation:
Luther M. Abbott, Abbott, Va?, Balti
r.oru Medical College, 1898.
Silas E. Aker?, Carthage, Va., TJnlver
ItJ* CoutU o! M? ?Heine. 18S8.
W. Caitii.ini Archer, Besvsr Bond, Va*,
university Collego of Medicine, IS*?.
Thorns. D. Armistead, Farinvllle, Va?,
tedlcal College of Virginia, 1898.
Joseph W, Alsop. Newport News, Va.,
nlversity of Virginia? lisia*?'.
Emile P. Amiss, Clifton Forge, Va.,
."nlversity College of Medldne, U
C. I?. Baker. iy?*sburg, Va., University
f Virginia. 1897.
George ! '.. Barksdale, Klchmona, Va.,
fnlverslty College of Medicine, UN
Perry K Boy? r, Woodstock, Va., non
ru.luatc
V. W. Bov.l, Jr., Winchester, Vs., Uni
ersity College of Medicine, IM,
Henry T. Batts. Norfolk, Va-, UllivCT
?ty of Maryland, UN.
Joseph M, Bsrker, I'nivcrslty of Vlr
inia, University of Virginia? 1898.
John F. Bright, Richmond, Vs., Medical
'olkge of V.iginiu, 1898.
Frank 1-J. Booker, Hustburg, Va,, M.-di
il ('? llego ?it Virginia. iBBt,
How. B. Cl? rn in, Eichmond, Va?, Medi
al ?.'..liege of Virginia, last
Haws Campbell, Bnfleld, Vs., Lniv.r
ty college of Medicine, UN
H. L. Corbell, Chuckatuck, Va?, Medical
Ollsse of Virginia, UM.
Robeii B. i'humbley. Churchwoo.l, Va,,
nlversity ?'..liege <.f Medicine, 11
Simon P. Conduit, Rtner, Va., Baltl
ore M.-?lical coil-age, II
William J. Cowsrdln, Richmond, Va?,
nlversity Coll?efe <>f Medicine, lass.
William B. Collins Omk 1'ark. Vs., Un!?
srslty ?'oil. :. Me llclne, :
Samuel 1. Conduit, Willis, Va., Balti
ore Medical Coll?
c. m. Carwell, Mlddlebi-ook, Dnlverstt?
! Virginia, I
I'. i ?. Dr?wry, Mason's PepOt, Medical
Mage of Virginia, UN.
W. W. Dunn, Richmond, Vs., Phyal
ana and BurgtMn. New Y?>rk dty, UM.
Verner W. Dunlop, Mlddlebrook, \' ?..
ivslcians and Burgeons Baltimore?, 18 1.
Charlea W. Doughtb, Whaleyvllle, Va?,
? (iic.il College Of Virginia, I
?. p. Epp? i, Blackstone, N'a., non
aduate.
Beverly J. English, Ro.ky Mount, Va.,
altimore Medical College, IBM
La S. Karlv. Jr.. F.vington. Vs., Univer
iv College of Medicine, 1*8.
Bernard H. Early, HUlsville. Va?, Unl
rsitv College of Medicine, UN
i;. <i. Emerson, L^athersriood, va., uni
ralty College of Medicine, UN
.Vllliam La Early, Walttown, Va., M? ??1
l College of Virginia, 1898.
I Reginald Fairfax. I.ynehburg, Va.,
i.li.-.il College of Virginia, ]?.-*.
Etobert 1". fortune Damascus, Va., Uni
rsity Coll? ge of Medicine.
1. R. Qarrett, N??rf??lk, Va? University
Mega of M< dl? Ine, UN
Pat L Gordon, Camden Courthou
. Cnlveralty College at Medlcin.
.Villiarn Gwathney, Benlopsville, Va?,
.?v. relty College of MedJ? Ine, 189&
leorge O. Qlles, Martinaville. Va., Uni
rsitv College of Medicine,
Ibarle. R. Gravely, Norfolk, Va?, Unl
rsity of Virginia 189..
Marcus Qayle, Bohanon, Va., Medical
?llega of Virginia, UN
Mu? W. Howl', l'aie, Va., University
.liege of Medicine,
-;. ll. Henderson, Wabaah. Va., I'niver
v College of Me.llclne, 1898.
1. Clt-Kg H ill. Star. N. C.. non-graduate.
I*. Jefferson Hughes, Chatham Hill, Va.,
iiver.lt** College of Medicine. I
iVIlliam Hoskins. Caritos Store, Va.,
dies] College of Virginia, in
form B. HaiilKan. Petersburg, Va., Medl
l College of Virginia, UN
:. Canton L. Hulsmsn, Ulehmon.?, Va.,
livrsity College of Me.li In?*, UN I
Benjamin A? n.I, Richmond, va., ?
sdlcal College of Virginia, UN
Harvey G. Johnson, i'? ?rlab?rg, Va.,
n-urudunte.
V. Arthur JifTr.ss, Fin. hi? y. Va-, Unl
isity College < ; Medicine, :
v. Percy Jones, Urbana, Vs., Medical
?liege of Virginia, It \
rosepb T. Jarrett, Roaaoke, Va., Uni?
rsity coiieg. (,f Medldne, I
Villiarn La Keller, Richmond. Vs., non
aduste.
Maury B. I.inkons, Brices Fork, Va.,
Q-graduate.
'. W. Lemons, Richmond. Va., Unlver
y Coll<m.- of Medicine, lv.??-.
? ol? s. .Mincha. Claremont, Va., Unl
rsity of the dty of N? m Vork. UM
?Valter P. Miller. Newport, V;l, Unisse*?
y Coll? re of Me.Heine. ?U.
ilcGulre Newton, Richmond, Va,, Uni
rslty College of Medicine, i
'"rank B. Olhausen, Hsrrisonburg, Va,
liv.rsity College of Medldne, UN
lugh l". Banish, Portimouth, Vs.,
Jveralty of Vermont and Bellevua Modi- f
I Coll. . |
leorge B. Pearaon, Newport News, Va., n
i?.iny Medical CoiTdege, INT.
tenjamln A. i'.>p". Newsoms, Vs., Medl?
. Coll? ge of Virginia, UN
l?nry R. Pemberton, Rlohmiyid. Va.,
ysicians and Burgeons, NesrTork city,
am?*? !' Farvonla, Va., l^ouis?
le Medical Coil? re 1891.
ohnG. ; [malls Courthouse, Va
i-graduate.
'.'. Boiling Robertson, Plaaterco, Vs.
Iver.ity ? loll? t of Medicine II - %
niUam (}. Raid. Richmond, Va., King's ?,
liege, London, i:ii-.. i-..;.
lawley M Bhelton, Elba, Va., Unlver
of Virginia, 1897.
*dwin i: Si i iv . Rural Retreat, va?,
:
mile M. Thompson, Qogglnavllle, Va,
Ivi ralty Collegi of Medicine, 1895
. M. Taylor, Richmond Va., l'nlver
College of Medldne, UN
rebelles K Tynes.'Taaewell, Va., Unl
sity Coll?ge of Medldne, U
. J. Thompson. New. Ferry, Va,, New
eon? ?School of Medicine. *.
rnest McCue Thrift. Madison. V.i
Iverstty College of Medicine
rand. \v. Upshur, Richmond, Va
Heal College of Virginia, :
l?. WlUls N wpori Newa, Va., Cnl
slty of Maryland, INT.
Al?x. Wright. Richmond. Va,, Uni- '
sity College of Medicine, 1898.
tir-tln F. Woo,i. Moorman*. Rivers Va
M< lldne, 1898
B. Wayl?iiid. CovesvUle, Vs., Unlver
' of Virginia UJ7.
Richard Williams, Richmond, Va,
alca] College of Virginia, UN
dmond c. Watson, Roanoke, Va Unl
sity Collegs of Medldne UN
isper N. W.ilk.r, Cove Creek. Vu. Uni?
Blty Of Virginl..
C. Wysor, Clifton Wortjm, Va. Physl?
as and Surgeons, Baltimore, 1878. fi
THF ra.? HA>KRIPT,
. C. .1. rnrtr.viK File? n Petition *)(
In the I'. , UUtrlet Court.
he first petition und, r th, new bank
icy law VBI li!. .1 In the United St it i
trlct Court yesterday afternoon. C. J. b?
tewig. o? Varina Township, Henrico H
nty. was the first man in this district
ask to t.? a?lju?lged a bankrupt. Mr.
Ham H. Bevcridge Is his counsel.
lis cas.? will be particularly Interest
since It will larva to demonstrate th.
-ible effets of the new law, and will f,
?luestlon as to wh-- *j
r or not the court can proceed with- ?t
tho rules and regulations being *,r?'- .7
bed by the Supreme Court o? Hie et
ted States. b,
.??ge Edmund Wad.ltll is at Rockbridge st
? i?, and Is not expected to re
i for a couple of weeks or more. Colo
nel W. f. Wickham. who ha? been ap
pointed refer?? for Richmond and vici
nity under the act will not he ablo to
qualify until tho return of the Judge.
IX TUB GALLERY OF EX-MAYOR?.
Portrait of Hum. J. Taylor Ellyson
Hang In the ( liy Hail.
A very fine portrait of the Hon. J. Tay
lor Ellyson, ex-Mayor of Richmond, wa?
hung yesterday in the gallery of por
trait? of ex-Mayors in the rcceptlon-roora
of th? city's Executive in tho City Hail.
The following correspondence explain?
Itself:
Richmond. Va., August 2, 1MB.
Hon. Richard M. Taylor, Mayor:
Dear Sir,?Accompanying thi? communi
cation Is a portrait of the Hon. J. Taylor
Ellyson, ex-Mayor of this city, which h?
served so long and faithfully, which >ou
will please accept and cause to be jdaiofld
with the portraits of other ex-Mayori
now preserved In the City-Hall.
Very respectfully and truly,
BSN. T. AUGUST.
Mayor Taylor accepted the portrait in
the following letter:
Richmond, Va., August 2, 1894
Ben. T. August, Esq., City Clerk:
Dear Sir,?Have received through you
the portrait of the Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson,
ex-Mayor of this city, and it affords me
sincere pleasure to accept the same on
behalf of the city of Richmond. It will
be placed aa r-equested in your letter of
August 2. 1891 Very respectfully,
RICHARD M. TAYLOR, Mayor.
The portrait was painted by Mis? Adele
Williams, of this city, and Is an excellent
likeness?. It Is beautifully executed and
handsomely framed. It will be placed
In the Mayor's reception-room In the City
Hall next to the portrr.lt of ex-Mayor
Henry K. Ellyson, deceased, father of
Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson. This Is the
only Instance in the history of the city
where father and son have occupi?-d the
nftlt-e of Mayor. This is the sixth por
trait that city-Clerk Aunrust has su'? '
eil in procuring for the collection of pic
tures of ex-Mayors.
HEAVY DAMAGES FOR SLAfDER.
?.ri.mu?s of the Mi-C?nley-Hnrtler
Suit?A MarrliiRe Lirons?**.
The declaration in the suit of Hattle F.
MeGaalajr against James Hartley, in which
the plaintiff claims f?.OOO damages, will he
filed in a few days. The suit U based on
an alleged slander. Mrs. McCauley and
her husband sold defendant a pli*<*e of
property In Fulton. The lot adjoined the
OEM 88 wlii-'h they liv? .1, and they claim
to have stipulated that BUgTOBB should not
bfl allow.-d to make their home there.
Several months after the sale Mr. Hart
ley kaaod th?- property to colored tenants,
and when thay BZpOBtQlatad he is alleged
to have made rem irks which ltd to the
suit being brought In the Law and Equity
Cmiri.
This court will adjuiirn for the term to
day.
A marriage license was Issued y? tardar
by Um Clerk ?>f the Hustings < '?mrt to
Q-*-OrB*a D. Pr?ddy and ("ara Bowles, a
daughter of Mr. EL W. H?>wles.
The Favorites li-?muM Unck.
Quite a peculiar and plaBBBn?* !'?'iture
of tho programme at the 15r??ad-.Str.et
Park vaudeville this we? k is th?.- return
irBBCfl of thr?M Of ?M great? it
favorec? artists of the season. Billy Van
nml Gladys St. John were upon tliu ori?i
i ! I.ill this week, and now the manage
ni<-Mt has been lack* enough to replace
tin: Marrons, who were forc.-?l to BBBCCl
th?lr engagement, owing to the accident
to Master Marion on .Monday night, with
MttMe Boron, b bright ltttie racial
ist, who made many admirers here during
the tar?t two weeks of the season. She
s., in- last night a new list of songs, with
m<'rltoriou3 success.
Hilly Van's new monologue Is a "p-arh,"
and he appears funn!?r th in ever wren
ho sings his droll parodies. Mi!? s Bad
Raymond are underlined as Um itOBBad*"
premian of the bill, and their BCl is a
prlafl* Of wit and uni'iu. in 188, tfhilfl M
tit. John ami l.iiiiin in'.ilil hardly be
e.juaUe.i In their dOfltfl and dano? s. I,aw
r.iiiti- Crane is .i magician to be
ex?"-lied, especially in his egg trick, that
bullies the vi.->mn.
The Asaot'lution ?nuullKht To-Mur
iim Niulil.
To-morrow is the day for the Young
i.tlstian Association moonlight ex
cursion, and the member? and tin ir
friends are looking forward to th
with a great deal of pleasure. Every
?riar.gement will be made for the com
fort of Um excursionists, and while re
freshments will bfl ABTWBi at city prices,
ti? y will te most excellent in quality und
juantity.
Ttekatfl can be secured at the Assocla
lon builtling Anting lo-day anil to-mor
row and as long a.s tin- ?apply lasts. If
Hiv of th?- 7.">o tickets remain,-unsold, they
,vill Bfl taken to the boat.
The building will clos?- on this occasion,
is baratafora OB moonlight-excursion
lights, a mandolin and guitar club will
iccompany the excursion.
L l.ll-Servli'c Exnmlnntlon A'rraaged
For.
The United State? < i. i.-S? rvice Commis
sion has announcetl that an examination
vlll be held for internal-i.-v.raUfl servi-e
?n some data lutwi-n October let and
?th. All persons wtni tit .sire to l>o ex
uninetl should apply to the secretary of
he Board of Exnmin- ra at th.- int?-rnal
t-venuo oftiee for applieaclon-blanks ami !
ull information relative to the scope of
he examination. Applications must bfl
led in completo form with the s>? retary
f the board prior to the hour of closing ,
nifltnaaa on Baptamber 1st; othm a an Uta J
Pldicaiit ?anii.it bfl examined. BOOB ,
fter filing applications applicants will
otifiod as to the exact date of examina- j
ion.
Phe Torrnncr?Vriiilirlaht Dlfllenlty.
rick Torrante, the man who on
f nlghl ?tabbed Jos-'ph Anabrlght
n the neck. In a light the two men had
n west Oary stre.-t. near Anderson's '
tore, appeared before 'Squire J. T. Lewis <
lay morning, hut th?> hearing was
oiitiniietl until this morning. Torra
skid for a continuance to get couns? !. ?
rnbrffehl was very badly cut In the ?
irk. and at first It was thought serl- <
usly so. Me was a 1.1", howev,-r, to ap
ear yesterday when th?"? ease was called.
The* Hrnrli'o Iionrd.
i
The Board of Supervisors of Henrlco \
minty met at tho court-house yesterday t
i monthly session.
Therfl vrara i tent Bl Hi lara. H. C Back- ?
r. John i;. Ko.-e, R. W. Browning, and !;
f. B. Frayser. S
The body was engaged throughout the 0
ictlng routine business. 1
The Henrlco County Court, Judge Wick- -
am. will convene for Its August session
n Monday next.
1rs. Plckt-tt Will Accompany the
Veterans.
A letter w'.s received here yesterday ,]
om Mrs. George E. Pickett, expressing "
er willingness I i ?ny the men
ho fought under her husband to the re
gion In Philadelphia. An ingements will }
; made for her to join thf party In v\ asti. j
gton.
At Work on the fifwer?.
The search for the old st ?ne sotuer Is ?
ring pushed forward with all possible 1
>eed at the Gallego Mills.
Work on the new Twelfth street ?ewer *|
as begun by the contractors yesterday ^
flernoon.
Point, Va. "
I have practiced BBadtctna at this place .
r th- last ten years, and will testify j,
i.? gnat medicinal benefits of the Arte- d
.m Water i which flows from a depth of
0 feet) In albuminuria and Bright'? dis- -
is?; also, in gout and rheumatic trou
es. I know of a casa of many years ?
anding In an old man cured by steady tl
ie of this water.
WILLIAM C DUNN. M. D. c
TO GET CLEAR WATER
PROMPT STEP? TO UK TAKEJ
LOOK.I.NO TO THIS KM?.
TWO PLAHS THAT ARE SUGGESTED.
One, Which Superintendent Bolltiia
Endorse?, la to Have n *?< ?? I In?
I)_?In, nn.l the Other la to Sink
Artealan Well?.
The Water Committee of the City Coun
cil will go on a tour of inspection of the
department on Tuesday, the 16th Instant.
and in the courso of their peregrination?
will consider two very Important ques
tions.
One of them Is the construction of an
electric lighting plant at the new pump
house, and the other Is the vital question
of the hour, the clarification of the water
supply throughout the city for drinking
purposes. The latter subject will natu
rally monopolize the greater part of the
time.
As far as can be learned, two plans are
to be submitted for clearing the water.
The settling basin, which has been dis
cussed by former water committees, finds
many supporters, whllo there are others
who favor tho sinking of a series of arte
sian wells, a plan which is being operated
with success In Savannah, Ga., and other
cities.
It Is probable that Richmond would have
had a settling basin Ionic ago, bad It not
entailed an outlay of $150,000, according to
the lowest estimate obtainable. The plan
IMS one very practical benefit, however,
and that is that the first outlay is also
the last. It proposes to build a large
basin or reservoir, which will bo filled,
and the water given sixteen days in which
to settle, after which It will be drained
off for use. With the two compartments
of the reservoir, it will always be possible
to supply clear water to the city's mains.
A letter has been rec-iv.-d by the chair
man of the Water Committee from a tirm
In Ohio, suggesting that a series of arte
sian wells shall be dug. The Arm recent
ly carried out a contract In Savannah,
Ga., building ten wells, which are yielding
2,000,00) gallons of water a day. The ave
rage dally consumption of water in Rich
mond is 8,000,000 gallons, and agenis of the
company will come here to demonstrate
the feasibility and economy of this plan.
The question of clearing the water by
m'ans o? an lmmenso filter has been dls
eaaaad, but it was decided that the cost
would bo too great, as alum would have
to be used in large Quantities, which, It
is f.ared, would be bad for the health of
tho community.
Property Transfer?.
Richm.'iid. Wallace k. Brown, special
commissioner, to James c. Deatoa, Jr.,
(1 -.'o, O, Bummers Morton, Norman S.
Morton, Louie? Morton, John R. Morton,
Margaret I!. Morton, James Morton, Pey
ton A. Morton. Mary K. Morton, Clara C.
Morion, Klla M. Morton, Richard 1. Mor
ton, (together 1-6), Ella, Batelle <".. and
Lizzie P. DeatOD (eacb 1-?), ?*> feet, on
Cary street, northeast corner First,
$1,1,93.21.
ame to James C. Deaton'a executors,
I-:', interest in 24 feet on north sido Main
?treet, _ fact west of Tenth, 14.000.
Saille Ann Harris to Charles Robinson,
1-2 of her life estate in 22 feet on Boyd
Btr, t. northeast corner Kinney, \%
Bridget Irvln to W. T. and ?'.. W. Smoot,
right or way over 3-foot alley adjoining
house No. 104 1-2 east Mnrshall Street,
and strip of land 3 feet wldo at north
end of said alley ?re-recorc.-), 1300.
;i ! ;. Sale and N. W. Howe to Fo
Hmaaae Association, all personal
eatate of Luther B. Bale, deceased, L'O fret
oa Venable street, southeast cerner m<>s
by, 32 1-2 feet on Venable street, BOUtl
corner btoeby, subject to annuity of $?*oo
to Susan K. Sab?, payment to her of $fc25,
and to costs of suit.
W. T. and O. W. Smoot and their wive?,
to Anthony H. F.-lthaus, M 7-12 feet on
north side Marshall street. 112 1-12 feet
west of Second, with right of way
over l-f00t alley adjoining; also, strip
3 fleet wide at north end of said alley,
$2.700.
Same to William H. Fclthaus, 19 5-12 feet
on north side Marshall street, 92 2-3 feet
west of Second. 12,700.
Charles W. Wicks and wife to A. B. and
Kate I,. Wharton, 31 feet on north side
China street ?'.2 feet east of Cherry, $7-'-.
Hsarlco: W. T. TOett and wife to Bat?
ri., ii. Hayase, 24 feel oa east side of
Twenty-fOtirth Btreet, 57 feet south of
R. UMA
Bettle if. and w. s. iiay-nes to w. T.
Kllett, 170 acres south of Willl.imsburg
road, ^ 1-2 "r nln-- miles southeast of
Richmond, subject to right of way re
served. $1,500.
<". N. Bchaaf and wife to Walter K.
Brauer, 13 5-8 acres on Nine-Mile road,
$2,000.
Bowden to Re Clerk.
Hon. Qaorge B. Bowdea, who has just
been BOCCOOdod as Collector of the Port
of Norfolk by Major Richard G. Ranks,
will shortly be appointed Clerh of the
United States District Court, at the City
by the Sea, to succeed Mr. H. S. Ackisn.
who will bo removed by Judge WaddlU.
His appointment, It is said, will be of
ficially announced In a few days.
For the Relief of Patrol Men.
At the next meeting of the Roard of
Polic? Commissioners a resolution win ho
rj, which has as its object the re
laxing of the regulation which compels
B to w.-ar whit.? shirts and to
teep their waistcoats buttoned up during
ho day.
Oat Stack? Rurned.
Bparhs from a passing engine set fire
Mon.'.ay afternoon to two stacks of oats
MB the farm of Mr. M. S. Logan. In the
?ounty. Both were totally destroyed.
Mrs. James B. Lacy, who has been
'p. ruling the suiiiiik r at Mr. Lead's cot
age, Ocean View, has r-'turncd to tho
dty.
What Will '... ...... of Chinaf
None can foresee the outcome, of the
i betwe, B foreign powers over the <
ilvlaion of China. It is interesting to
vatch the going to pieces of this ancient
iut unprogi Many people in
-nerica ?r-- also going to pieces be
onstlpatioa, blood,
i ver. and stomach diseases. W4 are
Iving too fast, but strength, vigor, and
;ood health can be retained If We keep
ff and cure the sbov? diseases with
lostetter'n Stomach Hitters.
- --TT?
r.Ml'l.oiM? .: WANTS.
W WI'LD.
IPTBMBBR 1st. A POSITION BY
i young man with thr.?- years' ?xpsfl?
?nee in the retail drug bisl.\ - B it of
H to ability and salesman. Ad- 1
ress SALOL Hampton Va. au 3-3t?
WAN I i:d.
A LADT OF EXPERIENCE AND :
billty desires S Position as Teacher In
( liool or family for the corning session.
?-Irst-class references and testimonials. '
iddress Miss D., Box 174, Culpeper.'Va.
_ au 3-3f
WANTED,
)Y A YOUNG LADY. POBTTION AS
'eacher in a Private Family, ta? teach '
a, Mathematics, Latin, French, and
luslc. References given and required.
?ddreaa Miss V., Bi-lsche?, Sussex county,
_au 2-21?
WASTED,
l GOOD BUSINESS MAN' WITH A j
ash capital of $1,500 to go In partnership {
r? a good paying business; also, want a
ood farm nano, who Is married. Ad- |
ress C. W. L, care Dispatch Office.
_ au 3 It '
WA.VI'ED
MANAGER WANTED,' IN EVERY :
it y m ! inted Slates, to establish Branch 1
[>r International Carpet-Cleaning Com- i
any. Address 60 Perln Building, Cln? 1
InnatL Jy S-Sa.SuAWllt
Al'CTIOS ?ALES?TBI? B**^
w>v71:ia^"ita?^"?^?.T_Ts ouLu tmj
TAXES FOR THM CURRENT CALEN
DAR YEAR ARK TO BIS PAID PR'
RATA DT TUB VKNDOR AND THJ
VENDRE, ^sw
By J. Thompson Brown ?ft Co..
Real E.tate Agent, and AuctioneerB,
No. 1113 east Main street.
TRUSTEE*' SALE
or
FRAME I'WELL! N??. No. 1010 81
JAME? STREET.
By virtue of a deed of trust froi
Phyllis Burton to the under.lgned tnn
tees, dated April 1, 18N, and recorded I
the Clerk's office of the Chftnccr
of the city of Richmond. lx-ed-Book II
C, page 312. to secure a certain not
therein described, and default having bee
made, and being required by the bene
fielst y so to do. we will proceed to aal
at public auction, on the premise?, on
WEDNESDAY. AUOU8T -il).
at 5:30 P. M., the PROPERTY de
scribed In said ?leed as follows:
' All that LOT <)F LAND, with improvf
ment? thereon, consisting of a TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING, No. HI
St. James street, and located on the we?
line of St. James street betwees Charit:
and Federal streets, beginning 97 feet fro:
Charity street and fronting on St. Jam.
street 23 feet, and running back betwee
parellfl lines IL*!) feet."
TERMS: Cash as to expense of ?al
ami all unpaid taxes, end the aum a
J1,-'96.M, balance due upon ?aid note; an
the balance In twelve months, with In
terest added, secured by trust deed
DAVID MTTTELDORFKR,
EDWARD H. BROWN
Trustees.
J. Thompson Brown * Co., Auctioneer?
J_; ?_ _
By J. Thompson Brown & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1113 east Main street
1 TRUSTEES' SaTe
OF
A BRICK STORE AND DWELLING. No
1004 ST. JAMES STREET.
By virtue of a deed of trust fron
Phyllis Brown to the undersigned trun
tees, dated April 1, 1836. and recorded ii
the Clerk's office of tho Chancery Cour
of the city of Richmond, Deed-Book 13
C, page 316, to secure a certain not
therein described, and default having beei
mad?-, and being requested by the bbb.
flclary so to do, we will proec d to Ml
at public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. AUOI ST
at 6 o'clock-I*. It, th..* PROPERTY de
scribed in said deed m follows:
"All that LOT OF LAND, with improve
ments thereon, being BRICK BTOR1
AND DWELIJNO No. 1004 St. .1 ne
.treat, and th. ONE-STORY KKAMI
SHOP adjoining, on the north, locst?
on the west side of St. James street be
tsrsaa Charity and redera] street?, be
ginning-feet from Charity si i
fronting on St. James street 30 feet I
Inches, and running back between sags
lar lines 89 feet, with the rear width of ?
feet 6 Inch's "
TERMS ?Casa as to expense of sal?
and all unpaid taxes, and the sum o
fl.401.55, being the balance due Upon Ball
notos; and the balance In twelve months
with Inter, il add? d, aecured by trust deed
l> WID MITTELDORFER,
EDWARD H. BROWN*
Trustees.
J. Thompson Brown & Co., Auctioneers
if M_ _
By the Valentin Company,
Auctioneers,
sr> east Broad street.
AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE,
MATTRFS?*KS, AC.-We will ?ml Tills
(Wedneedsy) MORNING. Auss?t Id, .?t
our warerooms, ? tut
o'clock, i Hair-Cloth Parlor -v
?I order; I Blush Parlor Suit, 1
Pretty Birch Chamber Suit. Walnut
Wardrobes, Bureaus Oak and Walnut
Sideboards, Oak Folding-Bed, Large Wal
nut Folding-Bed, with large mirrors; Wal
nut and Oak RstensltMi-Tablea Rubber
Cloth Couch, Woven-WIre Springs. Hair
nnd other ICattreaaea, Mirrors. Art
Square-?. Blcyeles, Counters, &.*., &c. The
ladles invited to attend ?he sale
J. H. VALENTINE.
. * " 3_Manager and Aijctloncer.
George w. Ifayo, Auctioneer.
COWS, MULES, MILK ROUTE,
*C, ATiilTlTIO.N.
By direction of the owner, I will sell
by auction, at whit Is known as I
Farm, adjoining Hudaon'a Dairy Farm,
on the Darbyinwn road, two mil? I
of Richmond, at 11 O'clock A. M.,
Wednesday, AUOUBT I MA,
23 Young Cows, some valuable Holsteins
and Jerseys;
6 Good Mui -.
Also. Milk Route, Milk Cans, and M *
sures, &c.
TERMS: Cash.
GEORGE w. mayo.
Jy 31 Aucii
COAI, WOOD, ?te.
COAL.
From August 1st, for fen days, I will
sen all staee <>f Anthracite ?'??.ti aai
enter orders for your srtoter*. supply of
same at four ?lollars and a half per ton.
$4.50.
Any of my customers who have al
r? .i?iy entared their orders at a higher
price will recalas the benefit of this re
duction on their orders. The quality of
our coal Is the, best that can b?* BjOttSB,
and l?,s preparati?>n insures freedom from
dust and dirt. The price is four tSollara
and ilfty cents per ton, and I shall ba
pleased to er ter your order
CHARLES H. PAGE,
la.*) west Broad see.
1905 asat I'.iry atr?s*.
Tp-town 'phone 4>j7; down-town 'phone
1??5. au2-lw
PROPOSAI.?.
NOTR'E TO ?''?a!.-DEALERS.
THE RoABD OF DIRECT?'RS
having decided to rejeel all bida hereto
fore made, will receive new bid. until 13
o'clock M., .harp, SATURDAY, August
6th, for FURNISHING THE PENITEN
TIARY WITH COAL for the i
year.
Blanks can he bad by applying at the
itendent'a office.
W. T. WHITE,
an :{-lt Actiiis; Superintendent.
Office of Board of H
City Hall, August. IB?*.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
CEIVED UNTIL THE KAil INSTANT
FOR ERECTING A BHEP AT THE
BTABLE8 OF THIS DEPARTMENT
Specifications can be seen at this office.
The comroitt? r? ervea the right to
r- lect any and all bid
By order HEALTH COMMITTEE,
an 3-3t
iiMUii WAN rs.
WANTED,
TO BUY A SAW-MILL. MI ST RE IV
??sad I'otelltion, and : - i.m z~>
horse-power. Addresi? 12Y2I-;" asst Broad
street, dty, au 3-lt
WAITED,
HY YOUNG COUPLE THR1
four Rooms for light house:,
.rally located. G. A. W., csre of D
_ au I if
H WTKll.
BOARDERS To ICE PLEA?
sant Rooms on second floor. In p
locality. Addrsaa a. g.. csr?
Carrier No. 47, city.
\\ \ N I I ', i
ABOUT THE FIRST OF SEBTKMBEH.
Day Board near Laurel and Parti I
for a family of four or five adults and
>n.i child. Address, witn t-rm? per week,
DAY BOARD, Jinx 371. ?
_
WANTED,
rwo OR THREE UNFURNISHED
Rooms, with board, for lady, your
ind nurse; also, for husband about half
he time; fir*t or second floor; location
lesired on Franklin or ?'r;<ce sir
tween Belvtdere and IrSlghth streets; other
?nations will b?a consul ?red. Address J.
:. W.. Bos 3-tt, ?dty. _au'3-lt**
m .*tki>,
V FEW MORE BOAR1 BBS FOR THE
.lonth? of August ami i ?apt-mbfr. tjssd
are und nice laundry work done at 110
per month. Address Mr?. Dr. JOHN F.
ioPE. Jackson- Louisa county. Va.
Jy 31-3t
AI C110.V ?ALKS-yaii..?. Oa?a.
WHEN REAL EgT?TE H ?Ol.f* TH|
TAXES FOR THK
DAK YEAR A
RATA RY THK
VENDEB
UK CURRENT < AiV?
RK TO B? PAlofi
E VENDOR a:,_ ijj
By Pollard A Bagby, ^"*"N?
Real Estate A-,
COMMISSION ER-HAUr-Tioa
?Al K Of Tilt U*
TUm-SToKV BRI? K x'. i ,,.?
I)V EL1 l ' ** ?
KNOWN \*> N
ON TDK FAST Kl
TWEES CLA . iRSHAl r
STRI *
terutlon of a deer** of I
nu.i l.'iutty Court
i In the :
on August 1. lWi, 1 will ?oil *
on tho premise?, on '
TUESDAY, AUG1 .
at t o'clock P. M
PROPERTY. Th.? I?
20 1-3 fee? on Becon
eastwardly between -
.i ... i
and frame dwelling of 7 *
large halls; also, a deta
i- Hei
small homo in tie " *
TER '
thr?o c(|iiiil Instalments ..
and eighteen Month? , ,
*
and title re? un? ' until
money la ,
by the court. A. R. C? *?
Charles W. Lynham. <t-e
?t J. Arthur Lj
nts.?In ti.
of the city of Rlchm
1, P. I*. Willst
certify that tie
?peciai commissioner bj tb< ,'
( August, MS, I
?;iv. n under my I. ? I
August. I'. P. WIN.?
nu :i-t.l ?_
Uy II. A. M<
T
RUSTEE'S .SALE.
In execution of a ?J-.! .,. ., . .
Juno '.). IfcM. of record In *
of Chesterfield Counl '
la D.I-Boob ?, post* 171 : .
URDAY. A
at 2 i* If., sell
STOREHOUSE, with TWO
LAND, frontina on th.
at Midlothian, In
occupied for ime tim? pas)
office.
TERMS: One fourth
In > -inal Insl
?d (Tom da$ .-r ml -. i
payabl .
month?, and to I I by t "
upon th? property.
Jy 27 \ i: COURTNE1 '
B\ VIBTIT? OF A D?
I i.i -1 l?. i Bl i RDIRSIG
bearing date lb?
corded in Clerk'? office '.
County Court. In
d( faull having I
: ib.- debl ther
I Will sell OUbllC .
M? ?NDA1
at 1 o'clock p. M.. at the I
following RE <\L
All ti. m TRACT OF
provementa, ?ituated ;
ty, and knos n a? the "ELIZ'
BER TRACT," .....
DRED AND FOUR"! KEN
adjoining land? of Jol D 11
c. asi.!. and otnera, a
to A P. I lelti.
t It ion. .bit.d April .
hcits of \. P. Deltri
TERMS: <'.?h ?ufll lent I
executing th
and a bond for $150, with Ii
from th? Nth d
th? belanc,. if any, .>n t? rm? al ? .
; il HENRY il Hol :
By J. Thot-peoD Brown d
Rea i Bata) Ag e?ri,
No. Ill] east M
TRUSTEE'S SAI.:.
VERY V ILU IBLE LOT AND
ING-HOU8E,
No. 2M0 EAST MARSH
IN THE CITl OF RK H
By virtu.? of a deed Of '
tbe ! lt..i day of Decen I
Dickinson ind her hui ban
In the < 'h.m, . i-y Court o
Richmond, In Deed-Book it," k*.
ib? Ututed 'i ust..--. p in
auction on the j.r
FHII-AV. A! 'i BT, C, 1-?,
! k )'. M . all ?
LAN i *. ?rith a dwelllng-ho.
Improvement l.mg and i ?
in tlie city of Rl? hmond, i n l
side of Marshall street, begtnnii
point on the north line
tant one hundred (100) feel ,
east lia? of Twenty-eighth
running thence eastward!}
north line of Marshall street and : I
thei. on thirl v-t ?ve < s j ?
t?e k norths ir.iiv bel
I to an alley in common 20 : :
?ride.
TERMS: Por i
er ch . . money sa m i
pay the exp*
b du* on th? i
amount due on t?.
say 11,000; and sa to r?
of six months, -.s Ith Ii
th? ! i. of ?ale, for * * hi? ?> i n
from dat,
by the pnrchaeer, ho,! properlj
b> a de, i >>f tni'-t upon *k?
M y. GILL! \ M
.1 Thompi on Bi a i ft <
_
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVAT?. lAtB
A ii \ni: ?ii'roiiii mi ?
E ILE THE JA M I ?
P, -1 I.THY ! ' \U.\1 (delightfull
wltb
on th- -
t i : i m '< 'il. . I iremont, S
-
-
FOB ? ur. _
VUS,
A LADIES' BT1
' '
patch -
. .- a
roR HcIT
_ |
I ?OR HINT,
BTORB DWELLING :?
J. w. I'i *
first-. .
II. 8ELDON !' iW; R a"
. and Bank
Jy 31-s . _g
VOR BBS i.
P F". ANK.'.IN
v 1
by Philip I
upon Passes '
bad a:
Tr... I R
j.WAFtf 1107 Bav
BROMES, n?.il Kiev ?.\u-\iii i - ?*e?
i RECEIVER <?F TAL '
n v l offer t* i
or in !>.(.-. to sun. ENGIN t?
saw-'. . ihem
AND SUPPLIES
- '
of Talbott &
the work?, coi ' - r*,
?treets, 1; i
1'. A LAN v
HBETIKOS.
omce of the O i? i
Rii-hn. \
THK ANNUAL MK
".HOLDERS "I Tl '
MINION I D NAIL -1
COM l'A NY Will b
office, '
DAY, August 4. IS*,, at 11
ARTHUR M. CI
Jv -*2w
DISSOI.. U??-?-? * OOFABTSBBSHirS
IN CO?8EV.I "
r__?
Th.- busin??? will l>e **? Bru
toforo und.r th? same BrrAti&tne^
Jy 3*?odlm * <**

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