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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-31
T H E COU r T S.
The Board Of Health and the New York Fer
tilizer Company.
ACTION ABOUT BONDS

Yesterday Eicolo Ciakenc, Mateo Ontunovick ana
ave other sailors OF the Austrian vessel Cleopatra
were charged before Commissioner Osborn with
having deserted from that ship. They were COM
mitted for examination.
Henry Freund, who had been charged before
Commissioner Shields with giving ''straw baily in
whiskey case, was discharged, the evidence for
the prosecution having failed to establish the accu-
satlon.
capias has been issued IN the case OF the United
States vs. Daniel Butterheld, c. K. Garrison, vii.
liam G. Fargo, J. NcB Davidson and s. G. Wheeler,
to recover 600 on their sealed bond in favor OF
D. Butterfeld dated June 20. 1852 Mr. Butterheld
had been Assistant Sub-Treasurer, and, in making
up his accounts deAoit OF $1,000 was discovered.
1t 10 supposed that this deficit s the result OF some
mistake In the papers, anu while no fraud what
ever is attributed to Mr.. Butterneld, the suit il
brought to ascertain where the mistake les
capias has been issued in the case Of the
United states vs.. August @. Downing Francis
Dougherty and Graham Rogers, to recover the
sum OF $4,000 for alleged violation OF the customs
laws.
Nils Johnson was charged yesterday before Com
missioner Osborn with deserving from the Nor.
weRiau bark Auguste. He ives held for examine
ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-31
THE JERSEY AID ALBANY RAILWAY.

An excursion took place yesterday from Jersey
CITY ~ ruppanIOwn, IN ceeDr ativu Of the upenin
OF the Jersey City aud Albany Railroad. The train
consisted OF i've cars which were well filed with
members Of the press and distinguished citizens
OF New York and Jersey. Among those who
were present were ex-Mayor Hall, Erastus Brooke,
ex-senator Caudwell, DR.. Dunn English. the poet |;
Major Haggerty, A. J. Ii. Duganne, Senator Corne.
lius Lydecker, OF New Jersey; e. X. Alburtis,
President OF the railroad, and J. II.
Simpson, engineer. The party was enter
tanned by visits to the residence Of Mr..
Jordan and other wealthy citizens along the line
and was enthusiastically received by the citizens
Of Tappantown, the present northern terminus.
Speeches were made by John w. Ferdun, Charles
Winfield, Erastus Brooks, A. Oakley Hail, Dunn
English, MI VOORHEES, and Major Haggerty from the
piazza OF the old stone house in which Major Andre
was imprisoned during his trial, and in sight OF tie
old tree on which he was hanged. At the conc!u.
sion a collation. was served to the party and they
returned to the city. The Jersey City and Albany
Railroad has been built for twenty-five miles at
cost Of 500 900 per mile, which amount the Drec-
tors believe will insure the building OF the road to
Albany as well as the payment OF three years. in
tereSt on tue bonds
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sofery'tried man b compelled TO hear In MIS- cell
nole,ss rolens Last Monday night, while Alien was
still Ia open rebellion. insolently
DEFYiN0 THE PBlsoN AUTHORITIES
rom behind his tmprovised arsenal, Wiley gave
vent TO cxasperated feelings by utterfng the most
Rorrd yels, which he interlarded with dire threats
against the musicians. One OF the night guards
approached Wiley's cell, and. on ordering him 10
Keep still the convict replied that he had at length
got the hump on his back up" and he "intended
to raise hell in the prison" until the practice OF
playing music In the cells was stopped, in order
that he might be allowed to read lew magazines
furnished by his friends, or otherwise 90 to sleep
alter his days toll.
From the above It Is evident that the cultivation
OF music IN the prison Is not universally popular
amonR the inmates. 1t would appear, however
that the musical lever has aimsst reached crisis,
IS the chaplain is now engaged raising money by
subscription from the convcts to purchase new
organ for the prison, at q cost OF about eight hun
dred dollars. Whether the convict breast Is rs
susceptible OF being soothed by musical ''charms'
aS that Of the savage, time alone must decide.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-31
SEEING CANAL BOATS FOB TONNAGE DUES.

BALTIMORE, July 80, 1873.
short time since the United States Dstrics
Court Of Maryland In case before 1t decided that
canal boats engaged In transportation OF coal &C.,
between this port and Philadelphia were not such
vessels within the acts Of Congress as required
mage dues This decision, IL appears, was not In &C.
cordance with the views OF the Treasury Depart
ment, and TO test the question six canal Doats OF
Pennsylvania company nave been seized BY the
United States Marshal under proceedings to en-.
force the penalty Tor violation OF acts OF congress-
Commissioner Rogers under stipulation. IL IL
claimed that each boat Ia liable TO so tonnage
dues and 40 lighthouse money.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-31
FOUND DEAD IN A CHAIR

Coroner Herman yesterday held an inquest at
e43 Eighth avenue over the remains Of Mr. William
Guthrie, a stonecutter, who was found dead sitting
in his chair. Deputy Coroner Cushman made an
examination OF the body, and found that death re-
suited from heart disease, and such was the yer.
dict OF the jury. Mr.. Guthrie was forty i've years
OF age and q native of Scotland. Deceased was
father or the child arrested a few weeks ago on
suspicion OF murder In being concerned In causing
buried beneath o bank OF earth In Eighth avenue.
near Forty.sixth street, after nearly two weeks
against the child who was h6norably discharged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-31
A MELANCHOLY DROWNING CASUALTY.

A boy named Henry Wentz ageo fourteen years,
met with sad and fatal accident yesterday in the
Assanplnk Creek, at Trenton, N. J. He was eating
his breakfast in house which overlooks the creek
when his attention was attracted to q rowbOat
drifting down TIE stream without anyone in it, lie
at once procured another boat and was soon sail
ing down in pursuit OF the empty one, until he
rowed as lar rs the Green street dam, over which
he was suddenly prccipitated and drowned be-
fore any succor could reach him. He was respect
Coroner's jury returned o verdict OF accidental
drnyyuln1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-31
TIE LATE JAMES COULs0N.

Funeral Yesterday or tho Unfortunate
Young observation-disclosures Kessler's
Letter to tho Herald and Ita Curious
Furport-He ut Length Thinks Proper
to Investigate the Strange and Sad
Mystery.
The Iunerai vi the late MIR. James C0uison, the
talented young journalist, whose career, as already
announced, has been sadly cut short, took place
yesterday morning at nine o'clock The remains
were conveyed from the Morgue to his late resi-
dence. No: ~ Union square, and committed to the
dust and his soul to God IN the touching ritual OF
the Episcopal Church, for whose ministry he had
Ssar s were ''i h. r Flynn. D. J. Kirwan,
ko!s T. K Rssa. h heaIss T ss Rev.
James 3. E. Kenny lof the Bible Housel,
otclatea and many OF the friends Of the deceased,
and others, who had conceived warm friendships
for him during the comparatively short time that
last tribute Of sincere sorrow and respect to his
memory. Among them were prominent jour-
snowy white blossoms was laid upon the CONN,
and, after the services, the remains were carried
to Greenwood, followed by numerous procession.
and were gently gwen to the embrace OF earth.
Coroner Kesslcr Awakes.
The following letter was received from Coroner
Kessler yesterday. Soon after its receipt rep
resentative Of the HERALD proceeded to the Offices
Of the Commissioners OF Charities and Correction,
in Eleventh street. and there met Coroner Kessler
and the Deputy Coroner, Or. Leo. The Commits
sOners declined to entertain the case In any
way, and Commissioner Bowen info med the
Coroner that the latter had ample power to make
all the investigation he desired. The result OF
this suggestion has been that on reflect on, Coroner
Kessler has decided to conduct the investigation
nhnself and Will hold 1t at the COroners office this
day Thursday, at one O'Clock
C0RoNER's OFFICE 10 EAST HousrON SrRIEr,)
- NEW York, July 80 1873
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
Coroner Resser, who claims the sole and entire credit
Of having brought about the Identification the body of
James COuson found at the loot OF East Forty
street and then removed 70 the Morguc authorizes
state to that he has laid the before The Beard
Commits toner's OF Charities and Correction the inquest
having been held Oh premises under their jurisdiction,
with the request 20 have the whole matter thoroughly In
vestgated.
Further action in the matter he till the
close OF the official investigation Very respectfully
yours SIMEON N. Leo M. ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-31
SING SING SECRETS.
Pecring Into the Present Management Of
the State Prison.

How the MORAL suasion" Rule II Working
What II Thought of the Revolt Of "Wes'
Allen-The Probable Causes That Lead to
Escspcs-A New Departure" by the
Wardon-Music in the Cells-An-
other Instance Of Convict Skin
and Observation-Disclosures
Trouble by an Old Jail
Bird Who II Sigh
ing for Rspose.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-31
C0xPTROLLER's RECEIPTS.
A KEROSENE CASUALTY.

Early yesterday morning, while Patrick Flynn, OF
No. 20l Academy street, Newark, was carrying
kerosene lamp across his room, 1t fell and his
clothes caught Are. lie was burned dreadfully He
may live. but be will be disnQured for life.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-31

To-day Mr.. J. NJ Gibson, auctioneer, will SELL by
order OF Theodosla A. Midmer. William Midmer and
Leon Albeit, executors OF John II. Midmer,
deceased, at the Belviderc Hotel, Danforth avenue,
Jersey City Gate Greenvilej, the homestead and 4s
lots being the balance OF the estate OF the late
Sherin Mdmer, located on Atlantic and Seaview
avenues and New York Bay, at Greenve NOW
Jersey Oityl, Hudson County, N. J. This property
valuable improvements, near the line OF the
proposed Boulevard, only lew minutes walk from
DanI9rtA avenue formerly Greenvle Station, on
New Jersey Central Railroad; 80 trains daily: time
TO foot OF Liberty street, New York. only twenty
minutes; rapid transit an accomplished fact. Also,
TWO minutes walk ron horse cars to Cortlandt
and Desbrosses street ferries; more convenient to
business tnan Fourteenth street. Ten per cent OF
the purchase money on the day OF sale thirty per
cent on september l, 1879; sixty per cent NAV
remain on mortgage for three years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-31
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

There was quite an attendance at the Exchange
yesterday to witness the several legal sales adver-
tised to take place, which altogether realized
$4s,2Co. This, considering the extreme hot weather
OF the season, may be said to be considerable en-
terprise, 1t ia dilcut to sell piece Of prop.
erty at present as to ind hens tooth. The fol.
lowing are the particulars OF the saes:-
v.
ct. b. Odeu, Rcferee)
& blk. b. and l.. n. o 18th St, 5334 IT. ". LIST av.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-31

JAMES n.
George =. Ingraham. Jr., Referec.)
le bk ten h. and IT, W. LIST av. rs IL t. n. 1O9th St,
(Richard G. Beamish, Reieree) '''N
s. b. s. h. and J. 735 Lexington av., Q. q, 60 n.
Eastman, Refcree)
st., 5ss7S. 1900
(R B. MARITIME, Referee1
st., Sx7S s7oo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-09
Anct'oncrr anh Real Estai" isc,r.
corner OF Eleventh ami Ban. ir.r.

GALE AT AUCTION OF SEVEN ur.y
- DRED AND TIHRTY-rH"if r,"r. 49,.
VALUABLE FARMING LANDS - Hf>ri,f
On THE NEW CENTRAL TTENTfnt f'f",J
RicliMDND.Nt tn" request % 'ln prom. -, ".
ers, Slml! scil u suction, on ri.n i,D,,,t..
THURSDAY III" 24d ~ Nlay 10 rn},a.,.,,..,. ,
io'clnck J.. NJ. tir fair: II not, Ih" mot lar a.
thercaii"r.t VI" above Sdlui !" IITCrl 81 ,.t,tJ .
Is ALPlNtBt H1'. formerly o"uri r,y Nr.j,..,..,
Atlcc.
T. win be sold i" s""lr ior'r- "a. my D .j,af
no acres. iiilii. Il 'front.' at iHrr t.f.,. IwI t. %
south SIDE at the furnpInr.
on thi, tract there are 80 acre, ~, ...,, lr,.t ,
excellent qualify. HEd about - acre. In ,y,t ,,r
timber, OF whichd large proportion /, ht,rL MIN. =
superinrqItliiy. suitable fIrbIint-,u rr.f., n,
can h" cut about i.p0p cDrIr. and $50 lytl- ... ..
can easily hc delivered Al III" yard. l:ny,.''.
Tn this tract There l. 4 conf r'nfl. rN II M
c"ntaining live r""in> ana .cy"rd ~iuril .r,.t,-.
suitable for tenants: Il laryr barn. : DID,. fr, ma .r
the main dwelling is Magnificent .rr.rg' rra
spriug-hou-r a,Imrrinly Wei arrange, .o..,.t.rl .
for which purpose this farm j. rr..i.rv. s..,,.l
by reason oi The excellent mrtr"w- an! s,iln..
with which II atuund>.
The SECOND TRACT i@"ruo.itr to III" rtr,, ,,t.
TWENTllWD MO \ QfNEffE l,EI~.
about ouc-ialr in woods. hlItuo. ",.n lr.. AMI
well suited fora mtrkct =lr'irn "reo'tt.. oon.
The THIRD TRACT contain, ajoG, fUEIT
AND 4 HALF ACRES. Iii rl.r ir~ 80, u.,,,f
10 Richmond. AMI fr"nis "m ti" uorth .i&.ur ,ta
turnpike. II has never been ~ rU,tya'ruH s.a f..
covered 9Th Young gi""iH' ant i, "rN u.''Il"r,
r." f6lHTn THAtr contains at.ta u>r
HUNDRED AEn NIi-flso ANB INr-
FOURTH At'l:E>. "i ihr ~srI4 -a,.uf u, lr.r.-
pike, opposite I" y" o. IF ~hlua .,luu,r -,,t,,,,.
are cleared. ready for cultivation. H,Ni"- THEREON
SIuill cottdg" d~,laug.
TIL" special attention # persons al-iiu- +" e,p.
gage In farming. L. invest pruitthi, iA lln- IN
ar improving locality. with i ."pi turnpike r,rd
lcading nearly 10 the property. j. called ;hi a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-09
AUCTION sALES-Future Days.
~ BY Moody Il Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
ONCE corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchpafnr. Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRULY
~ VALUABLE REAL Estate. FARMING
LAND. AND SAW-MILL PROPERTY, IN
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, AT AUCTION.-By
virtue Of n decree Of the county court Of Chester
held ut the April term. 1873, In the chanccry suit
therein pending styled Murphy, by next friend,
RS Murphy administrator. a nis., we viii expose
for sale nj public auction on MONDAY, May 18th,
isa I'm front of the court house of SAIL county that
beIng court-ay). the following prnpcrty-lp wit:
Tract No ] contains ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTr EN- ACRES more or less, 1--WE miles from
the Clover Hill railroad good i AIMED dwelling, five
rooms and all the usual out-louses; good well-wa-
ter I'm The yard: splendid young clnrd OF peach
and appIcs: one-;hird IL the land IN cultivation,
The balance in original growth Of oak AMI pine:
Good ncigllborllo1d, convenient to churches ana
schools. r. 1.,,,,, ,t ~
SWIFT creek two miles from railroad; II Spitihlh
mill site: new dam Saw-mill with an lir-nd-o"ii
suw In good ORDER The land Is all In wood foak ana
uinr) and some buildings on the premises.
Trlrt No cuInains one HUNDRED AND
FIFTEEN ACRES. on the C0gbill roah heariy Oh.
posite tract No. ], and is heavily tiiibered ana
wooded. HI. =
TERMS: Onc-f0urth cash: balance on "a credit OF
SIX twelve. ard eighteen months for ncgouaDit
notes Interest added from day OF sale the iltic
being retained until the whole purchase money ls
paid. NASH & ANBERS- Commissioners.
MOODY & ROYhLL. AuctiDnctfs. NY los
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-09

i Il L BY Grubts & Williams
Anctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh. street between Main and ~,

EXECUTORs' SALE OF THE t,tt,.
~ AND VALUAHLE RESlpEyrr 30
SOU rHEAsT CORNER Of FJFTIi "a a ~
STkEkTS. TIE DWELIixG" ~ hND ~
STREET NEXT BELOW THE ,pnvp fIfIH
BUILDING LOTS IN FIFTH ~, Y. ND
STREETS, AT AUCTIOS.-I.y rc,,1'.., s nIAiH
cufprs VI the last will Of John Frnnf,b 'h' "f.
wewiil sell upon the premise. on I,'..',t7'h
18TH day or May, coIniII' nCng at : .'rt !, W"
late residence Of The d''cc'i.It sl,,a,,J nth"
II Is u large substantially -iuit ana ., ,,s'F'
finished residence, with cveTy.ro,ufnrt 1 "''','I.
convenience Tor a large family. Tho ny n"'"fn
halls are large, higlI-pitched. ami airy t,,d aud
extensive view below ana across the ri..- Ky ~
advantage of southern brceZcs which r., t, 'h ~"
structed. The Ont-buildiHgs arc nuTrrt,rt. ~ 't'.
plete, and the grounds very attractive ''' '"ig-
lhis property, 50 cuiHplrtG in all H. ,
ments and situated in pleasant nrf,ti' ''."-
"ithih a few minutes walk Of the po.. M .'mr1
unusual advantages IN business ~ t,. 1"r,
man. With the dwelling will II. snI. = ."'-,.
the adjoining lots In m. pardt.u ir,. "'.'"'.
cgbty-t"O and nne-half feet "u Fifth .irs. ..'H'
wiz: those lots viii bc sold 3..p4ra,cIy. ,"f'
We will sell the brick dwelling neat adii.f +'.'H
pied by Mr. Frost. with about ei,Iy, r,, '''''.
then The building lots IN thr r.-,r ~ iUl
street. fronting about eighty aud enc. h,Iff,, ''h
Speciil Inducements viii H. offered r., ,,
payment. GRIBi;> < NIItf.u.' ."'
aD IS irr,,.,,'.-
i. S.-Pcrsor5 de string 10 ry,,rfr,. ,,, -
are invited IN call on FRIDAY ana ,TI. pt,, -
and 10th insiant>l between tie huI.r. -; 81
8 T.. VI. = ~ 1"'
my: 6E' BIZ & WUIr,u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-09
by Richardson & CO..
Real Estate Agents AMI Auction"erS,
lll3 Main street.

4 TTRACTIEE SALE OF VALUABLE
N BUILDING LOTS IN THE. TOWN OF
FULTON. NEAR TIE DEPOT OF THE CIR :.
APEAKt AND ONO RAILROAD. By hEC-
TION.--)n MONDAY the 18th instant. ~ O'Clock
T. NJ. we shall sell by auction. "n the premises.
commenting At the corner Of Graham street and
Williamsburg avenue. TNENTG-INb NAlt A.
BILE BUILDING LOTS. luratcd and described Il
follows: Four til. west side Ut Graham street
corner Williamsburg avenue. each 30 feet front aud
loo feet deep tom alley - zee; wide SX on III" rts
side OF state - rect between Gillian aud Marshall
streets each 30 feet front and 10 cc' deep Ia Al
alley 10 feet wis!c: two Oh the west >ic 81 state
street between rim and Gillian streets. each 80
feet front and Ito feet deep to alley 10 feet wide
six OH the cast side oi Louisiana street corner Ill
liam sire ct-ve OF which ~ feet AMI one ~ feet
front and 10 feet deep 10 alley 10 feet wide: four
on the west side of Graham street or Marshall each
30 feet front aud lilo feet deep 10 an alley 10 feet
wide.
NOpari of Richmond offers greater Inducements to
InIvr~ than the town oi Fulton. aud in no part of the
city i there greater margin for prof! or greater
increase in the value uf real cSlatF. During The
past year The increase has been from one hundred
Ia three hundred I"r cent. To young men lit H.:
on salaries am! wishing Ia better their condition.
We would especially commend this property.
TERMS: Onr-third in cash: the balance III >iX
and twelve months, with interest. secured hya deed
of trust. RltllAltDSoN ~,
AuctInucrrS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-09
BY Moody 4 Royal.
Real Estate Agents and AuctionceIs,
office corner uf Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester. Va.

GIN HANDSOME i rs in BCtk-
y HILL FOX SALF.-Undcr i trust deed exc
c,tpi Inv r I-la johnson and wife we will sell ~
public suction on The premises, on SAiuRD1n ~ :
Nav loth ls73 at O'Clock 7. NJ, W. brAL l.
FIJI LOr r. on Hull street In the p IN % ltnckhll'
Nos: II and H. fronting 80 feet rhby l57 fet 10 an
alley Ii feet wife, corner Leigh ano said Inn
streets. -, 49,,
betwarn Clrptrn and Evans streets, running 'Etrh
M:wcr parallel lines 1871 feet to alley i'll common
Ia feet wide -
a. fec by l57 t. an alley II feet Wide No 30 fronts
j.! feet iy 57 feet fronting ON said Hun street.
These are handsome lutS. In an Improving pntnuh
OF The town and should engage the attention nl par
lies desiring such property.
TERMS: Onc-tlird cash: balance m four ana
cght months for negotiable notes secured ny trust
,,.ou MOODY 4 RUfALL.
49, -, AuriiOurrrS.
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T,lGuTY BEAUTIFUL. 81 lLpiN''
II LOTS az Ttit. WESTERN iiNi 81 49,
cry OF RI;.nNu\D ruE SALE ! "a
TlOS.--un TUESDAY. MAJ u. !'.J. "" IT,
misses, commencing al 3 p'ciu%a /. 81. 49, 49,,
% LOTS fruEtia; each 81 ',tt ~ .t"'t
feet on Cary, Jarluc!S. Ashland, EiIr. '..' f..
and Nindcr Streets. Ittwcru tHo r!'f i'''
village of iiar.ir. This beautiful >"irh J. .'.
building up MANY OF tie lcrrN!&- r"t' '-..
have, or arr having, built on tnrm ti''s
Ash land sIrccf has hpca @Iaurd i'"i" 49,.
street la Carter street. Gary >'r't' ln'' $500
graded. Iht>c. wits tiur rn.cIarut. I5"'.
ON. make this a very desirable tel" H., W..
We call attention uf uuu-rg-"rri- on u. '''
thi. opportunity Of buying proper ""tF 1903
Ing city. N.
TERMS: une-fuurth cash: Fs,l,u,r "a p .f.
and twelve munt'S. iEii.l. e.
NV N'.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-09
kY j. THOMPSON Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auc!iorccr.
No. Ills Main street. opposite DtSDatch.

A DWELLING On TWENTi-FlFTH
"A. STREET NEAR MASONIC BALL, 81
TWEEN AND L STREETS, AT PUBLIC
AUCTION, SATURDAY. MAY 10, I'll 81 7. NJ
AT request OF The owners, and II the above time and
place | shall gel, that convenient and desirable
DWELLING Drcuped by Mr.. ID. Il. Clark, contain
Inc four rooms I'm dwelling and two IN HI c:icu all
under one roof, - well arranged II he called Il
IA-rnnn house coal and wOud-huilsc. cellar. aud
every convenience, rendering the property very de-
,irahie Lot rs 10. feet to ii-tot alley. Fine gar
den with two large grapevine arbur>. aud several
choice fruil-trccs-pears, peaches, IL l,iums.
This property Is rc-onercd on account Of mistake
in number Of front feet. I tile perfectly clear.
TERMS: Une-third cash, balance d and l. months,
secured hv deed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-09
Ry GruhhS & Williams,
Real Estate Agents ana htictionrcrs.
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VERY
l. VALUABLE FlvE->TnHf BEitk ItEf-
MENT no. l0l At HE CORNER OF touE-
TENN STREET AND TnBAttD ALLt1 /.
Opposite TOTHE EXCIIAN t;F HOTEL. ALSO
TIE FURNITURE AND FIXTURES THEREIN.
Ar sICrHI%.- In execution of two deeds ri trust
from, John \. W0r~lam Ia the subscriber trustee.
dated respectively list of April. 1870. and 9.th of
aurl l>.2. and duly recorded, lti also 10y authority
Of an order ui the United Stale, District Court.
will sell at auction upon The premises. on NbN-
DAY the l2th LAY II May, n II O'Clock NJ. the pro-
pcrty above referred t..
II has five stories above the Basement The store he
Ing occupied hy Mr. " ilIiam Holt Richardson aud
tl:c floors above salt"us aud chambers. Above
the Store there are twelve large roou. with gas and
water every floor. handsome nllrhlr-top wash.
stands several bathrooms. &c. :lr,d tumb-wair
running rom the cellar IL the topmo / story.
II Is ;inishc'! Throughout. IN the best STYLE with
marble matiiS Ill Ic principal saloons, handsome
iron yrr.llh around three sides OF the house, and
IN i'll lis arrangements i complete. No building "f
equal ylc aud cost Tor the purposes Tor which II IS
adapted was erected in this city.
Special att n:on |, invited Ia his sale rs the pro-
sirurtion Is III character not often 10 hc pur-
chased.
After which will he soil the FURNITURE and
FIXTURES In said house, consisting OF 4 large
proof ~fc -, cii.n!,i!"rS. Lair 'hc sio.c chairs,
table. e..
Terms: Expenses of sale ani $4,000. with all
acrIutd Interest. To- T." pai IN cash: $1,000 r,alI.
och al Aprii. ISL with Interest nj twelve p, ccu
per anuulu: and the r"si'iEc upon terms 10 ls AL
nunnccti III III" time Of sal.
lnt am authorized tn say that terms much more
favorable 10 purchasers viii III" given il desired.
CHARLES r.. WukTlIAM, Trustee
tIKIblsS X W ,LIl\MS. Altc, inlttrS.