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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-26
Now York Under the Penn, s,o,,.,

NEW YORK, December 25.-A large mum.
Der OF persons arrested for violation of,he
penal code were held by Police Justices
to-day. Ina conference between Recorder
smythe, Judge Gilderslceye and Superin,
tendent Walling, it was decided that the
evidence Of the policeman who purchased
drink on Sunday could not operate
against the liqnor dealer, tho policeman by
the act Of purchase thereby becoming bin
accomplee. In consequence all liouoI
immunity. HI e''' "'t'l
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Alexander Gives 1t Un.
Hon. HoSs J. Alexander In In,ellgencer Interview
December "A. Fr

"How about Mr.. Estcp, Of Cadiz?'
y have not heurd from him, but | will
be greatly surprised ii he allows his name
to be presented to the convention. Il is
too hopeless Il contest. The Republicans
have all the advantages. Their mniorities
are principally in tho towns where n mi
vote can be brought out in the short time
at Their disposal, while the Democratic
strength! lies in sections which cannot be
thoroughly canvassed." -,
"Then you regard a Republican, triumph
as ioregone conclusion 81
ayes, / dc. y
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LOWELL, MASS, December e5.-sIrs.
Sally Stone Caldwell, mother of IL. A.
Caldwell, Rector Of the Rirst Baptist
Church, died to-day, aged a. Six Of her
sons have settled as Baptist pastors in
different parts Of the country.
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sIn. kgSSA is one OF those congressman
who take the public time, for which they
s'e paid, TO attend to private business,
such, for example, us rigging little boom
ior the Senatorial logging time. Win Mr..
kruua ask to have himself "docked"?
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kecpInglIi,, Fine.

PARIS, December e5.-Prince krapotkiye,
under arrest ut Lyons was examined for
three hours. He simply answered "No"
to all questions. lie is kept in solitary
confinement, not even the police in charge
being allowed TO speak to him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-26

Mr.. Lyman Dukes, who shot Captain
Mutt ut uniontown, Sunday morning, at.
tended Washington, Pa., College Ior two OF
three years With several Of the graduates
Who are Lying in this city. Ele was q
young man Of irreproacllable character,
cpd Was tnoYn na one a. the tQuiet boys y
He afterwards attended Rrinseton, and
while there took one OF the prizes for ora.
tory. His friends here were Surprised, ia
say the least, on reading the account OF the
melancholy event Yesterday, NJ
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STATl: OF TRADE.
Wecl1's Dealing III General Ilusin esx-
Iron RIltl Steel anil Wool.

Iron nn.l Steel ami Wool.
NEw YORK, December 25.-BradstYsts
reports generally quiet state OF trade for
the past week: Wheat has been firmer,
and prices have had IN upward tendency,
owing to the tirmness OF the foreign mar.
kets for all breadstutfs. Corn has been
higher this week than last, rs the result OF
the belief that the crop has been over.es-
tinated. Provisions, though somewhat
lower in the early, part Of the week on ac-
count OF the anticipations OF increased re-
ceipts Of hogs at the principal western
points, have been tirmer in the last few
days, because the actual statistics show the
receipts OF hogs for packing to be less than
last year, and also because the consumpt-
i've demand for meats continues large.
Iron AND STEEL.
Judging by the existing feeling among
prominent members OF the iron trade in
general, the outlook at present is better
than ior a month or two past. Further
more it is not thought that prices will 90
lower. The needs OF the country, from
the business already contracted, are shown
to be large. and the outlook is for large
contracts. Stocks in all departments are
low, and inquiries are more numerous
than for some lime past. It has been on.
clally announced that the lowest price
taken for steel rails at tile mill is $500,
and at recent meeting Of rail.makers
ss1O was fixed on as the minimum price to
be received, 4 very large amount Of bust.
ness has been contracted ior by the steel
rail mills during the past two weeks-iu
fact much larger .han was expected. All
talk OF ruinous falling away in demand
tor rails has therefore disappeared.
The principal existing trouble in
the trade is confined to the man.
ulactured iron makets, reductions in prices
in that department having been very heavy.
ketlned Gar is now quoted at a.4c, plate ut
TRc, and angles at 2:Jc. American pig
iron is quiet and dull at slightly lower
prices, No: being quoted at $50. Very
little is uoing ut present, but several orders
OF some note have been let in Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh. Scotch pig is quiet and
dull at further concessions in prices. The
sales ut new York for the week were about
SOP tons. Quite y number o! importers
who JAILED 10 get their figures, preferred to
pl9ce. their receipts in yard Prices fol
Scotch pig nre also OIL Il little from las,
week. Adyices from the leading iron cen:
ters Of the United States point 10 REVIVAL
|pi better feeling, apd # is currently be.
lieyed that the opening Of the yeaf will
witness q paying number oi orders in MOS,
''nes apa an improvement in prices.
o@., 42 WOOL. 5tr,. i.I.s'
The general market has been consider
ably unsettled during the past week. Man
| ,,f, ravx, L,,,o ha,,ut~i
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A nnnnl{p1lf HAloulo

CoRK, December ga party OF moon.
Lighters were surprised near Castle Island
Saturday night BY the police patrol officers.
Who captured all afteran exchange Of shots
IN which one OF the marauders was killed
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Qhe G,telliqettter:
O0mc, Noa. ~ ana ~ Fourteenth Etre,i
CHRISTMAS day Is passed, but Christmas
time has only fairly begun.
rnosE weak.headed ones who drank too
freely, Yesterday, forgot what kind Of an
event The day commemorates.

'ruE reappointment Of Mr.. G. +. Scott, to
he Postmaster at parkersburg. is in recoy.
nition OF u faithful discharge OF important
duties. This is in harmony with a good
principle Of civil service administration.
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. A DOUBLE DEAL.

ATLANTA, Ga, December .5.-lIenry
johnson killed Hugh Mathews in fight
here to-day. A mulatto, John Thomas,
also Killed Lindsey Weaver in il drunken
row.
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DocEog bills are not needed In Kidney and
,aem, tSsal affections % as peruna and MsVais sqte
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About Jour years ago Mrs keyser lost
her voice in the same manner, and after
the lapse OF ten weeks regained it while
some friends We're holding prayer-service
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-07
Brief xexs lte.ns.

The Western Iron Association met at
Pittsburgh Wednesday, and unanimously
decided to rcstirm the card-raie oil s2.oo.
President Arthur was on "Wednesday
night elected . member Of the Washington
branch OF the Loyal Legion OF America.
Jennie J. Putnam, aged twenty-onc
years. committed suicide on "Wednesday
morning In Worcester. Mass, by taking
hydrocyanic acid. She left some letters
stating that she was tired OF life.
A steamboat struck span Of the iron
day, and knocked down section eighty
| five feet in length. The vessel was but
slightly damaged by the collision.
Mr.. William Grayson Scott, prominent
young lawyer OF Hartford county, Nd,
died at u o'clock wednesday afternoon at
GUYS Hotel, In Baltimore, OF malignant
scarlct-fever, after an Illness OF only Few
days. Mr.. Scott was thirty-fyc years OF
age.
Judge J. J. Lyons. editor OF newspaper
at Cilmcr, Texas, was shot in his office on
"Wednesday morning. A printer named
Ashley, who is missing. Is suspected OF the
crime.
Complete but not official returns Of the
election in Chicago on Tuesday show that
the Council will stand 10 Democrats, IA
Republicans, Socialists, and ] Independ-
ent.
Senator Hill. Of Georgia, continues to i'm
prove. 1t was his intention to leave Phila-
dclphia the early part of this week for the
South, but he has concluded foreman with
his physicians until next week.
The Rev. and Hon. John Davis Pierce,
Of Ypsilanti. Mich, died in Medford, Mass,
on Wednesday: aged olghty-fiye years. lie
was cousin of ex-Prcsident Pierce and OF
ex-Unitcd States Senator John Davis, Of
Massachusetts,.
A dispatch from independence, Mo-,
says that Prosecuting-Attorney Wallace on
"Wednesday afternoon asked the Court to
have the indictments against Bugler and
others, now on trial for participation in the
BIue-Cut train robbery, dismissed, as he
had evidence and was completely satisfied
that none OF the indicted men were con-
cerned in that affair. This confirms the
confession Of Dick Little, and shows that
the statements OF John Land were false.
At the Rhode Island State election on
Wednesday the vote was as follows: Lit
tletield Republican,, 10,05S; Kimball Dem
ocrat), $3.50; Adams Equal Rights, 1ij-
Littlefeld's majority over all, 1853. The
Senate will stand % Republicans to S
Democrats, and the House probably 60 Re-
publicans to 10 Democrats. Most OF the
Republicans favor the reelection OF Mr..
Anthony to the United States Senate for o
fifth term.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-07

Before going abroad Just study the
climate and the season, and your system as
weil such fOrethought will pay il you are
subject to rheumatism. Hyou are inclined
TO traverse the damp and marshy districts,
/ don't do it unless you are well supplied
with st. Jacobs Oil, which is. fur more
edicacious in curing rheumatism that all
| the tours that may be undertaken. In
proof OF this we will give the words OF our
well-kuown railroad man, and member OF
City Councilfrom the Sixth Ward, Mr.. ID.
J. Dalton, OF Cincinnati. Meeting that
gentleman on Change yesterday, and
speaking on this subject, he said:
" You remember when my shoulder and
arm was 80 bad with the rheumatism, last
summer, and for the spring and winter
preceding? Well, l had tried several
remedies and derived no benefit from their
use. / thought / would try a change Of
climate, and did so, goingt Point Burnside,
on the Cincinnati Southern railroad. The
beauty of the scenery and the foolish hope
Of relief used to tempt me to take early
morning strolls. The entire valley at that
time OF day Gust before sunrise) is covered
with mist arising from the Cumberland
river. That mist settled my rheumatism.
was not there two weeks until | was
three times as bad as when | started. |
came home, and gave up the study of
climatoogy. Time and again i remarked
the wonderful cures performed by ST.,
Jacobs Oil. | tried it. Five bottles of st.
Jacobs Oil effected a complete cure, and
am proud TO say to you, or TO any one else,
that the Great German Remedy will always
meet with my hearty endorsement" Gin
cigpn& Enquirer.
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General Malone Yesterday returned To
tho city from Washington, and Is trying TO
relieve his party from the embarrassment
N surrounding circumstances, growing
out Of too much Independence on the part
If the Big Four. Rumors oil what he has
done. can do. and will do. are almost too
numerous to mention.
IN the Circuit Court yesterday verdict
If a2Ta against the city OF Richmond was
rendered In favor Of James Gum, Esq,
for damage done his property on Church
fyiu by street improvements. The jury
was from the country.
ARRANGEMENTS have been concluded be-
tween the agents al the property and the
Board OF Governors Of the Mozart Asso-
..Iation for ninetv-nine years lease OF the
lot upon which the present building stands,
and also the adjoining lot. Having con,
troll OF these valuable building-sites, II VIII
be decided in the future ~ TO the improve
ment of the old building or the erection OF
a new opera-house. .,
To-day being Good Friday, there VIII DC
no meeting OF the Stock Board.
There was a great deal OF spirit shown
In the proceedings OF the Senate yesterday.
The people in the gallery looked on and
wondered.
Some members Of the General Assembly
are aspiring TO appointment as United
states marshal for this district OF virginia
N seems understood that General Malone
controls the matter.
The Board Of Directors OF the Central
teoiorcd) Lupatic Asylum will meet Mon
day Mt 3 O'Clock for the purpose OF elcciing
q superintendent to ill the vacancy caused
t,y the death OF DR.. Brooke.
The bill creating the offices OF general
commissioners OF sales for the several
counties and corporations OF the State, a.
II passed the Senate. has on IL the Newberry
amendment providing that said officials
shall be elected by the people. Now the
till goes to the House.
Mr.. Henry Miller, ''the old merchant
tailor" requests u 10 say that, although
he Is German, he is not the Henry Miller
named as president of the German Asso-
citation mentioned in the Dispatch yester-
day, and that he is opposed to their pro-
posed movement.
The Confederate veteran associations
will leave Richmond for Trenton, n. j., at
) A. NJ. on the 18th instant, and will ar
rive at Trenton at % o'clock y. NJ, and re-
main over the 18th instant. We thankfully
acknowledge the receipt OF an invitation 10
accompany these gentlemen. They will. OF
course, be the guests OF Aaron Wilke,
Post.
Mr.. Lybr0ek, Of Patrick, will claim the
floor in the Senate to-day at | O'Clock to
answer the speech OF Mr.. Riddleberger,
personal TO himself, made yesterday while
the convention resolution was under con-
sderation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-07
By Jas. Macdougall, Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor street.

I ARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
IL HOLD FURNITURE, FEATHER-BEDs,
STOVES, OPEN BUGGY, GROCERIES, &C.,
AT AUCTI0N.-TIllS DAY at 10 o'clock l will
sell at my auction-rOOms, without reserve, for
families declining housekeeping, large lot OF
abOye-namcd goods. embracing
l NICE WALNUT MARBI E-TOP DRESSING
CASE CHAMBER SUIT;
1 COTTAGE CHA MBER SUIT:
MAHOGANY, FRENCH, aud JENNN-LlND
BEDSTEADS;
MAHOGANY and WALNUT MARBLE-TOP
BUREAUS and WAsHSTANDS;
WALNUT MARBLE-TOP PARLOR Ia
BLE and LOUNGES: -. ,..
WIRE-SPRiNG BEDS, TIN SAFES. SIDE
4 EXCELLENT FEATHER BEDS. BOIL
STEERS, and PILLOWS;
WALNUT EXTENSION and LEAF Ia
CANE and WOOD CHAIRS and ROCKERS !;
20 ASSORTED JENNY-LIND and COTTAGE
BEDSTEADS;
HAIR. COTTON-TOP and sHUCK MAT
TRESSES;
CARPETS, OFFICE-DEsKs,
3 FINE COOKING and DlNING-ROOM
STOVES. &C.
AT IL O'CLOCK
EXCELLENT OPEN BUGGY-in good
order;
An assortment Of GROCERIES, COFFEE.
BACON, CROCKERY, &C. &c.
Sale positive. JAS. MACDOUGALL.
app Auctioneer.
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Byiefs.-Mr. John c. Lipscomb, very
popular and well-known citizen Of this
city, brother OF Mr.. Conrad r. Lipscomb,
IL lying quite III at his residence, on Hull
street near Twelfth.
The ONCE OF the clerk OF the Hastings
court has been re6lted and its appearance
greatly enhanced.
Taenty-one deeds Of conveyance Of real
Estate were made during the month Of
March In this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-07
Byw. Goddin & SON, Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
" BEAUTIFUL HALF-ACRE LOTS. Nos. II
AND 16, on DARMsTADTT'S Plan. HEN
RICO COUNTY, NEAR TO CHELSEA, BE
TWEEN WOOD AND CEDAR sTREETs. M
THE HEAD OFNALLEI (OR sFNENTEENIHl
STREET, WITHIN TWO HUNDRED YARDS
or THE ROUND-HOUSE AND WORKSHOPS
OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.-By virtue Of decree Of the
Circuit Court OF Henrico county, entered on the
3Ist Of March, 1852, I'm the case Of Jerman Baker
and wife against John w. Baker, &C., shall, as
special commissioner thereby appointed, proceed
70 sell at public auction. on the premises on
FRIDAY THE 7TH APRIL 1882,
at q O'Clock l.. NJ. those TWO BEAUTIFUL.
HALF-ACRE LOTS located as above. each l32
by 1865 feet, r. the property of Ignatus Allen, de-
ceased 20 be divided into eight smaller ones, ac-
cording to the plot Of SURVEY, 10 be seen AT the
Office OF the auctionecrs.
TERMS: One third cash: balance NJ six and
twelve months for negotiable notes. interest added,
and title retained till all of the purchasemoney Is
fully paid or all cash. at the option OF the pur-
chasers. The taxes 10 be paid by the purchasers.
JAMES r. HEATH.
ap 2-5t Special Commissioner.
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Editor Dispatch. Nv The reading 81 VI

Editor Dispatch: ny the reading Of your
valued paper OF this day see, as citizen
not OF German birth, that sectionalities are
rather much displayed by the German eiti-
&ens OF Richmond. The idea OF SUNDAY
Jaw l. good. and let those who do not wish
"a do as Romans do 90 away from Rome,
and by the yine-clad hills Of the Rhine
have their beer-gardens every day.
PYRKfygoS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-07

BY Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate AuctIoncers and brokefs'
No. 8 north Tenth street.

NO. y hVfaf f'''N' -
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" or A NICk LITTLE FARM ABOUT on
HAIF MILE WEST OF 7 HI CIT " ~, ~. II
MOND. ON THE OLD sCUffLEIOwN EoaD'
ADJoININC; THE LANDS OF OTWAf =. Al
LIN ESQ. JOHN +. BRANCH, $50, ok; q.
g. ZONES. n. r. HUBBARD, ESQ, MD WIHhRs,
CONTAINING ABOUT -FOUR ANDONE Third
kCRFs.-By virtue Of a decree 81 the hichmond
Chancery Court III the suit OF Mccarthy ~. DICK
enson, entered February Is, 1882, The under.
signed, special commissioners thereby appointed
for the purpose, will sell BY auction, upon Tie
premises, on
FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1882,
a, az O'Clock +. NJ. the aforementioned FRO
PER'rY. The improvements consist Of MAT
FRAMED DWELLING Of six rooms, BRICK
KiTtTIEN, STABLE. &c. The land Is thoroughly
rich and well adapted 10 marketing purposes.
Owing 10 the location OF this property Franklin
street and Park avenue when extended will pass
through It, and thus rem der IL exceedingly valuable
as building lots.
and eighteen months, interest added and title re-
fained until all the purchase-money Is paid and
deed ordered by the Court.
ROBERT STILES.
THOMAS j. EVANS.
JOHN II. D1NNfEN.
A. X. COURTNEY,
NH 2S Special Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-07
by Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Brokers.
No. north Tenth street.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SAL

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF A LARGE FRAME DWELLING ON
THE CORNER OF WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE
AND NICHOLSON STREET. AND ELEVEN
LOTS ADJOINING.-By virtue of decree Of the
Richmond Chanccry Court in the suit Of McCar-
thy rs. Dickinson aud ais. entered February Is.
1882. the undersigned. special commissioners
thereby appointed for the purpose, viii sell by
auction. upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, APRIL Is, 1882,
at o'clock i. NJ, the above PROPERTY. The
lot on which the dwelling stands fronts 30 feet on
Williamsburg avenue and runs back along Nichol-
son street $50 feet to an alley. Four of said lots
front on Williamsburg avenue 20 feet each. with q
depth Of $50 feet to an alley, and seven lots on
Nicholson street. fronting about "a feet each, run
ming back 1870 feet.
TERMS: one fourth cash balance in six, twelve,
and eighteen months. Interest added ana title re-
taIued until all the purchase-mOney Is paid aud
deed ordered BY the Court.
ROBERT STILES,
JACKSON GUY,
JOHN H. DINNEEN,
THOMAS j. EVANS,
A. X. COURTNEY,
ap7 Special Commits Oncrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-07
By Grubbs x Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers.

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF THE HAND
IL SOME AND VERY VALUABLE RESI-
DENCE AND GROUNDS, LONG THE REsI-
DENCE OF THE LATE MRS. LOUISA g.. AL
Ian. SITUATED AT THE SOUTHEAST COR
NER OF MAIN AND FIFTH STREETS.-By re-
gust Of MIR. George W. Mayo, executor of Mrs.
Allan, we will offer for sale the well-known and
much-admired PROPERTY above referred 10 at
public auction, upon the premises, on
MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1882,
At AZ O'Clock L. VI. II is situated upon the crown
Of the hill overlooking the city and country far
and near. embracing a fine view of the river, and
Is In point of situation probably the handsomest
and In every way the most desirable site in the city
FOR a hotel or large public building Of any kind.
The LOT fronts 81 feet on Main street and runs
back 90 feet on Fifth street.
The RESIDENCE f. large handsomely finished,
and with some improvements could be made as
elegant as could be desired.
We invite special attention To This fine property.
A long credit will be given, If desired, for the
larger part Of the purchase-mOney.
GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
NH 81 AuctiOneers.
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GALE OF SPLENDID VIRGINIA
- FARM OF 1000 ACRES.

The undersigned will sell at public auction ,on
THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1882,
on the premises, that MAGNIFICENT FARM
called {" BOILING SPRINGS" In Albemarle coun-
w Va, one mile from Warren depot. ON the Rich
mOnd and Allegheny railroad. IL HIS upon n u
small but comfortable DWELLING, AMPLE
BARNS, STABLES. &C., GRIST- and SAW-MlLL,
with machinery for threshing grain attached.
Fine land well watered: churches and schools con-
ycnient. and good neighbOrhood.
Private offers entertained until day Of sale.
TERMS: Liberal; made known on application TO
undersigned. II. r. W. DUKE,
JOHN WOOD, JR.,
Trustees.
NH 23-4w Charlottesville, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-07
by Sutton 4 Co.,
Real Estate Auctionecrs,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NICE FRAME
i STORE No. 1902 WEST CLAY. BETWEEN
GRAHAM AND HANCOCK STREETS, AT kUC-
TION.-By virtue OF certain deed of trust from
Eliza teldner TO the undersigned trustees, dated
June 3, 1878, and Of record In Richmond
Chancery Court. Deadlock IL 4, page 452, and
whereas default has been made, and being required
50 to do, we shall sell, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 1s, 1882,
at ) O'Clock Z. NJ, the REAL ESTATE conveyed
I'm said deed with the Improvements thereon. con-
sIstng o. a nice FRAME STORE, with three
rooms in'rcar-lot fronting 80 feet. and running
back between parallel lines 100 feet.
TERMS Cash as to expenses OF sale and $500
the residue on such terms as will be announced at
sale JULIUS IDE,
HER NAN ENERS,
a. SCHRAUT,
Trustees.
SUTTON & Co. Auctionecrs. app
By William II. Lyme Co..
Real Estate Agents. Auc.ioncers, and Brokers.
afn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-07
BY William ii. Lyme & Co..
Real Estate Agents, Auctloneers, and Brokers,
No.ll13 Main street.

VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
Y BRICK STORE, WITH DWELLING OVER
SAME, SITUATED ON THE SOUTHEAST COR
SER or TWENTY-EIGHTH AND CLAY
STREETS, FOR SALE BY AUCTI0N.-We shall,
at the request of the owner, sell by public auction,
ON the premises. on
FRIDAY. April 7, 1892
nj 3 L. NJ. the truly desirable and admirably
located TWO-STORY STOCK-BRiCk-FRONT
STORE, with DWELLING over sumo. containing
four rooms, &C.. now occupied by Mr.. = Adams.
located as above described, and designated by No.
2SO1 east Clay street. This Is one Of the best re-
tail grocery stands In that section, and has always
co nmanded "a good rent. The LOT fronts 81 by
100 feet, more or less, on the south line Of Clay
street.
TERMS: Liberal and made known at the hour
Of sale W. III. LYME & CO.,
ana Auctionecrs.