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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21
Not So.

We would respectfully remind our con-
temporariss o. the press who suppose that
the RIppLERERGEE act has been pronounced
unconstitutional by the Supreme Court OF
the United States that exactly the reverse
OF that state ment IL the truth. That tribu-
nal decided several years ago that that law
was "a valid enactment" which did not
impair the obligation Of any contract, and
in one Of the opinions OF that court in the
latest Virginia coupon cases, the opinion
referred 10 that decision as one to which
The court still adhered. There Is no doubt
at all upon this point.
How does 1t happen, then, that Judge
B0SD has been able TO do as be has in re.
cent cases, and Virginia has been treated as
II she bad no rights which the Federal
courts were bound to respect and no anti
coupon laws which were still In force!
Well, BOND Is n law unto himself. He does
whatever be chooses 10 do. As TO the rest,
we hardly know what to say, but we will
submit few considerations TO the reader.
Since we all know that the Supreme Court
OF the United States did decide the RIDDLE
BERGER act to be constitutional several
years ago, and that il has never reversed
that decision. how Is 1t that that act seems
10 have failed OF its purposei Our owR
belief is that the explanation Is to be found
i'm The fact that the decisions OF that court
have been made to bear construction
which the court did not mean should be
attached TO them. 10 no other way can the
several decisions be made consistent with
one another. The court decided that the
State had the right to require that the cou.
pons should be verified, and the court still
adhercs to that opinion. Therefore. when
II decided that an officer Ievying after
tender OF coupons by the taxpayer
was trcspasser, it meant nccessa'
T.ly after a tender OF genuine coupons,
and II the State questioned their genuine
ness, the tender must be made after they
had been verified as provided by law. SO
when the court decided that a tender OF
coupons TO pay for a lawyers or other
license entitled the party rendering them to
do business without license II the license
was refused, IL meant, just as III the other
case, that the coupons must OF course be
genuine, which would he assumed to be
the fact il their genu;neness was not ques-
toned, but which fact would, II their
senuineness was questioned, have TO be es-
tabished IN the manner provided for in the
RIDDIEBERGEg bill. This Is the only way
I'm which can be reconciled-
First, decision that the RIDDLEBERGER
law is ga valid enactment" and that the
State has right 10 require the coupons 10
be verified as provided In that act.
And, second. decision that tender OF
coupons is equivalent TO the payment Of a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21
ine rennsyIynnis Railroad Seetxlng
Entrance Into Atlanta.

An Atlanta Ga Especial saws The Penn.
sylyanis road Is trying to steal a march on
the Richmond and Danyille. For the past
month lis agents have been at work ia this
city preparing a way to get 1t an entrance
here. A few days ago bill was introduced
IN the Legislature asking for charter
for the North Carolina, Georgia aud
Western railway. Investigation deyel-
oped that the Pennsylvania road was
certainly back OF the enterprise, which had
progressed further than was expected. The
charter has already been obtained in South
Carolina and North Carolina, and surveying
parties are already in the field, laying ont
the line. No local aid Is asked and no sub
scription-books opened. The right OF way
and an open field are all that the Pennsyl-
yania road AJAX. The new road will run
from Atlanta through Elbeton and Athens
TO Muur0e, N. G., where IL will connect
with the Coast-Line system, which carries
IT into Philadelphia and thence to New
York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21

spared in the making and decoration Of
this book. Az the pictures deal largely
with The costumes Of the variod( races seen
in going round the world. they required
many ,ipts. and these the artists have
.trikingly achieved and applied.
Mr.. MornLErS's text Is Q direct and In.
tefestiug record. II Is business-man's
story OF a journey around the gloee-oi a
businessman, however, on pleasuraoie
sightseeing bent. The route was from
Cincinnati to San Francisco, Yokohama,
Toxic, shanghai, Hong Kong. Canton,
Macao, Singapore, Batavia, Ceylon, Pondi'
cherry, Calcutta, the IIimalayas, the cities
Of Central India. Arabia. Egypt, Palestine,
Beyrout, Smyrna, ConstaDtinople' and
thence home by way Of Vienna.
For sale by the publishers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21
The Debt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or the
Legislature. Etc.
lspecial dispatch to the Alexandria Ga
Zpttpl

Zette.l
RICHMOND, VA, November l9.-The fact
that in some OF the cities in the state cOu-
pons will be used to a certain extent Ia the
payment of taxes, and to more limited eN-
tent in few Of the counties. Is the subject
Of much discussion here. The amount of
coupons thus used viii not cripple the
State this winter, but it i, feared that the
examine thus set will be followed Ia the
spring and so many OF them then be used
rs TO deprive the State OF the revenue me-
cCSSary 10 its existence.
The reports will show that after the pay
ment OF the expenses OK the State there
will remain but little over 100000 a2plI-
cable to the payment Of interest upon the
debt.
Two alternatives are presented: The in
crease OF taxation, or the settlement OF the
Riddlebcrgcr bill. Prominent men here
from all sections Of the State say that an in
creased rate will not be tolerated, and
NoulG be overwhelmingly defeated at The
polls; ana that the latter prOp0>iilon-tO
enforce the provisions Of the iiddleberger
bill-will be best FOR the Democratic party
aud the bondholdeTs. II Is, therefore. be-
lieVed that an extra session OF the Lcgisli-
ture will be called about the lst OF January
70 consider the debt question and the re-
vision Of the Code.
AT this session there will be several
schemes presented Tor The enforcement OF
| The settlement OF 1881, prominent among
which will Dc one reducing state taxation
| 10 a very smsll sum-'o0 small for TIE use
| OF coupons-and putting the burdens upon
| the cities and cOuntics- that Is, assessing
The taxes upon them, and letting them cot
lect for the Sta,c.l There is no doubt II
the fact that in large sections of the state
| where coupons are not, or clnnct be used,
the PEOPLE have been % much irriiatcd by
seeing the State dragged before the Federal
courts, thst q spirit Of absolute Reputation
bas taken hold Of them irmly. From ali
that can be gathered hCrethe present Legis-
lature and state officials are fixed in their
purpose 10 uphold the present debt law.
II is generally believed that the shadowy
outline OF settlement suggested by the
bondholders is not practicable At the pres
cut rate OF taxation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21
Why Not, 10 be Sure?

Hickory Grove, PRIyoR WILLIAM Co,
November %, 1886.
10 ne Editor Of The Dispatch
What h TO prevent me from borrowing
(not buying a coupon and Offering II for
my taxes, and thereby paw no tax at all
Several 10 this county will pay no tax this
year. Please answer.
Yours, GEORGE b. TYLER.
There Is nothing to prevent any tax.
payer from doing As you suggest. And II
81 s not necessary that the coupons shall be
verified, then II would seem 10 be only ne
eesssry TO tender any piece Of paper pur-
porting to be coupon, and thus pay your
taxes. II The collecting officer has no right
20 require the coupons to be verified, and II
lie iesrs that II be handles them he will be
forced to take them, counlerieits are Just IS
good ss the genuine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21
Gratifying.

1.-The news Of the recent deal in Danyille
stock, by which Mr.. JAMES Il. PACE and
others secure control OF the DanviIe sys-
TEN, has been received with profound salts
faction by our citizens. The Danyille sys-
tenn pcnetra!es a territory the trade OF
which is Of unestimahlc value 10 Rich.
mond, and the knowledge that men having
the interest of the city deeply at heart are
now in position to influence the policy OF
the company is source of great gratifica-
ton TO our merchants especially.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21
Marriage In Essex.
ofthe richmond p,sna,on

DuNNSyILLE, November Is, 1886.
Miss Bessie C., daughter OF Mr.. William
Il. saunders. and Mr.. Armstead Ransome
were married at O'Clock this morning in
fphtsus church by the Rev. Francis Scott.
After the ceremony MIR. and Mrs. Ransone
took the steamer for q bl idal tour North.
Mr.. Ransone was formerly OF Lancaster
county, but has been for some time and
still Is engaged in the mercantile business
here, and by his urbanity and promptness
has won high esteem. The young couple
have the best wishes and hearty congratula-
tons Of many friends. G..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21


Mems Christian Association the room for.
merry occupied by the Franklin Literary
.ociety, and the work OF thoroughly refit-
ting and furnishing handsomely will be
finished by November 27tb, when IL will
be formally dedicated. Addresses will ne
delivered by distinguished divincs. assisted
BY Messrs. Wilder and Forman, OF Prince
ton College.
The doors OF the Washington Literary
Society will be thrown open TO the pubIic
on the first Friday IN December, when the
talent Of the Society will he displayed.
Rev. W. W. Bennett, former president
az the college. with his wife and daughter,
has been visiting Professor w. w. smith.
Eight delegates win be appointed from
here on next Tuesday to attend the Young
Mems Christian ASSOCIATION Convention at
the University OF Virginia December Sd,
4ih, and 9Th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21

JUsT SO.-Reierring TO the tact that the
alleged new proposition OF the bondholders
provides that they shall have tho right to
use the coupons IL the state at any time
fails TO pay the interest upon the new
bonds, the Shenandoah Valley says truly ::
"The tax.receivable coupon feature is
very Objectionable. II is designed to give
the bondholders control Of the finances OF
the State. For Just az soon as the State, By
some little mishap, would fail to pay up a
half years interest on the new bonds. the
lax.receiyablc coupons would be brought
into requisition TO lash the state into the
payment OF the interest"
OWN you walk into my parlor,
A L.. L. r.A Ia L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21
A Book Indeed.

A Trim Around the World. BY GEORGE
MoERLgIY. Cincinnati: NJ. q r. Burg.
GEm. Price not stated.
Here Is magnificent book. II is printed
on fine plate paper and is bound in scarlet,
With black and gold lettering aud orna-
mcntation. Between The authors clear and
faithful description and the rapid success
sion Of riebly.eolored pictures the reader
gets al exact idea OF what constitutes a
Journey around the world Ia these times.
The illustrations number ITO, and ARE re-
productions from photographs, printed In
oil eolors. Evidently no expense has been
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21

"a writer about children. their training
and amusement, advises mothers, as a
means Of preserving toys, TO keep them
herself, and merely lend them to her little
ones TO play with" And thus deprive
children OF the pleasure Of "bustin'" the
TOYS In order to find out what makes them
20. The world Is getting too practical.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21
RandoIph-Maeon College Notes.
OF the Richmond Uspatch

ASHLAND, November 30. 1886
The two libraries OF the Washington and
Franklin Literary Societies, comprising
lO,o00 volumes, have been turned over to
the college, and are being thoroughly over
hauled. New rooms have been provided,
adjoining the reading room, and appropri-
ateG TO the college library.
The faculty have given TO the Young
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21
NtRRI

ALLAN CROMP.- Married. at Grace
street Baptist church on Wednesday, NO.
Nember ! 7, I-s6, by Rev. James Nelson, y.
D.. OF STANTON. and Rev. William +.
Hatcher OF Richmond, Miss EDITH EDNA
flhis city. No cards.
FRANCIS II L q II Els. 49, Married. Mt
Tnlop- station Methodist church, WednsS'
day. November 10, ~ g, Ivy Rev. g..
CLeatham. Mr.. RICHARD g. FEASCIS 10
MISS ROSA l.. HUGHES. daughter Of
William L. Hughes, both or this city.
GRAVEs-DUNHAM .-Marrled, Wed
nesday. November II, 1856. Ia Allegheny
city, Penn at the residence OF Or. j. y.
Logs by the Rev. Or. x. E. DOnOhue, Miss
MAMIE T.. GRAVES. II Richmond, Va,
10 Colonel J. G. DURHAM, OF Boston, Mass
No CARDS.
HOUSFMAN -BENN -Harried, In
Washington, u. e, by the Rev. l3r. Sunder-
LARD, November l6, 1856, Mr.. FREDERICK
=. HOUSEMAN, OF Richmond. Va, TO Miss
AARYC BENNETT. daughter OF +. C. Ben
Ielt, OF Henico county, Va.
McMAHON-LYBROCK Married. We'd
usrday, November II, 1855. By the Rev. W.
Haumgartner. EDWARD A. MCMAHON OF
-ttunIon, Va. 10 MARIE V. LYBROCK, OF
richmond, Va.
MCNAMEE-J OLINS N.-Marrled, No
vember IL, 1886, by Rev. J.. A. Guy. Mr..
JOHN W. MCNAMEE ana Miss ESSIE Il.
Johnson; al OF Henrico county Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21

The Philadelphia EUeniHg Bulletin says !:
"with the passing away OF the old leaders
will pass away, indeed hos passed away,
much Of the old and thrca0barc politics"
BLAINE, SHERMAN, BoUTELIE, Ct ID omno
qeHuS. viii please take notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21

The Washington Critic says; "The Bos-
ton Herald takes kindly and senSibly to the
proposed Permanent Exposition at Wash
ington.' What, keep Congress in session
all TIE time! That is an inflietion that even
tie WashingtOniaus should be spared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21

The Philadelphia Press says: Austria
again insists that Russia shall not occupy
Bulgaria, but there is no assurance that
Austria knows what she is talking about"
" hats the matter with SALIsBURY'S speech
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21

Belle al Nclson'-that noted Ken
tucky Whiskey-can be had only from W.
u. Blair n Co, 100 east Main street.
Distilled in 1851, and for q slN-yer-oId
wLlskey the price cannot be SURPRISED.
Also. try our popular " BILty' Cigar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21
~ y, v nov =
Real EaIafe Agcticueer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO ND
4 FtFTY.TBREE ONE ulNl 1871 th9
ACRES OF LAND ~ dEAK.l1 70, y ~.
NEAR 1IIE RESIDENCE lt tbH Nc
CJkBiN htNTON. BY AUGr.nN.-.t N.r'
tue Of q deed OF trust nom stephen CRY hi"S
20 the late Il. W. GTnbbs. dat eo ltth 3b.y'
le7s. Will. a. Sjmlnistrator 81 said "faO's'
heing required 50 10 DO Oy ile orucAc aFf'
Sell by public auction, on the premises On
sATU NoNfNBER -, 1856.
al IL o'clock NJ, the LAND asoy0 referred
TO. nonsing on a road flteen feet wide rua'
ning north from lannon's road. ani al
Cinipg Robert Carter and fhomss butier.
together with any Improvements that may
be on said land.
TgHMs; Cash sufficient u pay any taxes
that may he due On said land aad the "a
reuses OF sale Rni TO discharge bond for
sIb2S2. with interssi thereon fgom t5tn
July, 1878, and balance an terms 70 De al
IounSed at the time oi sale.
LEWIS Z. WINSTON. sheriff,
ard ss such administration Of L, W. 6rabhs,
deceased. no2l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21

The developments in The trials Of New
York's Doodle aldermen suggest the ques-
ton whether there is anything left OF
Gotham to steal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21

BY Chewning a Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneen ana Brokers,
No. 9 north Tenth street.

A UCTIONSALE or BRICK HOUSE
"A No. Sol WEST BAKER STREET;
or THF ABOVE.-By Request OF the parties
In interest. we will sail by auction, upon the
MONDAY. NovEMBER az. 1885,
at az O'Clock p d.. the PROPERTY located
rs aboye. The lot hasa front OF twenty. five
40 nth of $50 feet TO an alley, upon which Is
located the frame house. Parties In
quest Of investments OF this character win
DO well 70 attend this sale rs the parties In
IN ierest are anxious to sell.
TERMS: At sale.
,o17 AUctiOueers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21

And now it may be asked, Is it exactly
the proper thing for the United states
Government TO make light OF the Statue of
Liberty 7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21

We have II on good suthority that Mr..
Brown has promised not 10 90 into Re-
publican caucus In the House, aud that VI
w Dtsnoerst briag forward any measure
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21

that he believes to be for the good Of the
people be will vote for H. franklin "a
sefte.
How would he vote IN the House Of
Representatives s between CLEVELAND
snd ELAINE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21

elias the Car thought OF Offering the
Bulgarian throne to Brother BLAINE!"
oh, no, Even the Car has some cOnsdcra-
ton for Bulgaria.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21
BUY ONE
Twill sell. on the pre- mises, on
rIrkaDAY NoyrxuER 30. 1889.

Twill sell. on the pre- misses, on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 80, 1883,
BEGINNING at 4 O'Clock p. n. about FIFTY
EXTREMELY HANDSOME BUILDING
LOIS situated near the Brook turnpk e.
lust In rear OF tho residence OF John u.
Crenshaw, fronting on Howard street,
which exteDds from the turnpike out to tns
Hermitage road, q little beyond The Fair
Grounds, and occupy ing high and Oeausi.
tul situation. afford ing an excellent view OF
ne surrounding country and mucn OF the
CITY. There IL no better location Tor SUD-
ur ian residences than this. being close 10
the city and accessible TO IL by Two roads
The brook and the B-rnitsge. the tormsr
hripgipg you into the business centre of the
upper section Of the town. and me other
into the upper snd fashionable residence
end by q fiSe-mihu,cs' drive.
ALSO,
few BEAUTIFUL LOTS on the Brook
turn pike Just beyond Mr.. Crenshsw's resi-
dence.
Pats can be soen at the Office OF the suc-
TERMS: Liberal. NV. BOWE.
no al AuctlOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21

REATlEE.

HEWLETT. Died. at her residence. No.
$50 north Seyentee tn street. saturday, at
10 A. NJ. Mrs. NANCY HEW LEFT, IN the
Xtielh year OF her age.
She leaves q devoted husband, seven chill
dt,a. and five grsntchildren 70 mourn
their lOss She was ST. afirciiDnate w'te
81 mOiher, and bore her illness Win
Christian fortitude.
Jne funeral will tale place from the First
African Baptist church MONDAY ; +. W.
friends and acquaintGnces Of the family.
gUd Ol her sons n.law, John Wy9tt aud
isaac Carter, Rie respectfully Invited To At
tend.
new York papers please copy
rURYRAR Died. suddenly. at his resi-
frIce. Chestnut spring, GooChlaud county,
Na..atg T.. NJ, A1Udav, November I, 1885
lr SAMUEL l.. PUKfEAB.
sMITH.-Died, 1T her residence, No sos
tnlna street. Friday. November -. 1856,
a. lO47 O'Clock =. b.. Mrs. COLUMBIA
SMITH, in the iOIty fourth year Of ner age
Blessed are The dead who die 10 tue
Lord"
Funeral will take place THIS Sunday
MING AZ 3 O'Clock from Laure.-Sirest
EL;nodist Episcopal church. Relailyesand
i!encs OF the family are TeQccted TO attend.
STOKES Died, suddenly, IT Boiling
-nrG. AT bRlf-past 3 O'Clock ON Friday. no
teriherI9. 1856 ALLEN YOUNG SrOk Is,
o. the sixty eighth year Of his age
The funeral will take place nom 81. Paul Z
church. fnIS (Suncay) AFTERNOON at ,
O'Clock.
Dlnyl,le papers please copy.
TUCKER. oiled. Saturday morning at
fen u, lnutes 10 s. JAMES u. TUCKER, for.
Ircrly ol New Kent, IN the httieth year OF
MS age.
me funeral will take place from MS late
residence, No. 4iO north Twenty seventh
street on SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 3
O'Clock. Friends OF the family invited ~
attend.
WALKER Died, suddenly. At 100 p. NJ,
On the 9th instant at bis residence, in thl:
city, ALEXANDER WALKER, IN the sew
elty. INST year OF his nge.
His funeral will take place from the Gee
ond ia ptist church THIS (Sonday) AFTER
NOON at 3 O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21
BY Furman Topper,
Real Estate Agent and Austioneer,
1918 Main street.

GALE OF TwO-STORY DETACH-
~ ED FRAMED DWELLING No. 1927
CONCORD (OH RAILROAD STREET. AT
AUCTION.-By request Of the owner, shall
eel by auction. on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER ~, 1888,
at AZ o'clock r. NJ. the above mentioned
PROPERTY. The house has four rooms. Ia
in good repair. and occupied by good Gu
am The lot fonts 80 feet and has an am
pie depth. Assmall houses are In such DE.
The attention OF Investors Ia directed
10 lhis property rs one which will pay
ha pdsome remium on the price at which
It will he sold.
TERMS Easy and at sale.
FURMAN TUPPER,
roI7 Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21
AUCTION SALES-Fusurs Days.
By >. Thompson Brown q Co..
Real Estats Agents and Auotioneers
1lls Main street.

GALE TO HIGHEST BIDDER
- WITHOUT RESERVE.
CT
ga BUILDING LOTS
BETWEEN sEvENTEENrH STREET
AND MECHANICALLY TURNPIKE
AND BETWEEN vEsABLE
STREET AND HOWARD'5
GROVE PROPERTY
A LARGE PORTION of BACON TAIrs
ESTATE
ON
TUESDAY AND "WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER 80 AND DECEMBER 1883.
COMMENCING AT 3 O'CLOCK.
NEAR BoHLInG'S STORE.
MOsBY STREET AND MECHANICS.
VILE PIKE,
AND CONTINUING FROM DAY To DAY
UNTIL ALI OF TIE ABOVE
LOTS ARE SOLD.
Being the nrst subdivision Of this lana
since farm mskes IL a spenaid cnsn'a f,r
speculation OF for home purpose. - tue.s
lots Will sell now for much les, t1su eyrr
again.
Trims: One fourth cash balance atst.
twelve. and eighteen months IA erts. adj.
cd and secured by trust deed.
y II Call At our office aud get one OF tnr
bs autiful PAM hlet plats ~ this eutir. prp.
perty-a new and desirable mole ~ pat
publication. end for future reference.
Would he blessed 20 take cut 10 t4a
grounds any parties desrirg 10 o1anins
tie same before sa'e day.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
no2i Aucf .Oaeers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21
BRIEF COMMENT.

At this writing it looks as il the Powers
had succeeded in putting Russia into hole.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21
BY George " Mayo, Aucrorcsr
Ono. =. Lsu gh'on. jr. Salesman
No. 26 Niuth street.


II ENERAL ASSORTMENT uF
N HOUSEHOLD FCRNI1I 49, ,AH
PITS. DANASk tURrAIAe. Stow .C..
Az AUC1lOS.-O0
WEDNESDAY, &oyRMUfl - .-.
at 1875 O'Clock. 3 VIII sell a. 'l- f.>.' .'c
SO. 9ll east Main slreet-utrr t.. -.f. n
SrrJohn Ducs-sl or tur % ID rll N..p
FGRNtIl' RI. Curs's' ur or
ROSEWOOD SOFA aud PAIR. = ~. 3 ~
upholstered iu eieeu-tt.te. n'rbn
BRi rSEtS and other a Isl a.
DAAASk ClhIAlAS cOEA.ttS. AMI
SHAnFS,
! WAlNUr CHAMBER ~llt:
" ALNUNEl KfAt~. Assistants. AMI
TARLt-:
. WALHl rnFDSl -ANeuI 3D. HDi So;
HAINNIt 81 rlN VA rs .t~l-,.
! COTTAGE GA AiGtN %. 81.
~.t era 4. ui BEAT >I ~4r-F-t
n uUn.,r = tr-frl -. IilA 10. ID <
HUi-ih r.t...Ntt Ar.'I ii~
DE' hpLN. IAl1.
lD-t AI.iI.rtr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21
by n. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
FOR RESJ.
L o K K l. y I.

FOR Rem I. M
Two Brick Dwellings, rooms. Beach be-
tween Main and Floyd streets. al $3.50 per
annum.
HIick Dwelling TOT Clay, between Seventh
III Eighth streets; rooms-s27o per an
mum.
Biick Dwelling corner Sixth and Canal
streets mo. 1907. 10 roOms-s30O per ao-
pum.
Brick Dwelling 1905 franklin. near Twen-
y thifd street b rOoms-52O0 per annum.
Brick Dwelling s07 east Grace street;
rocms-S500 per eDnum.
Brick Dwelling No l3south Pine, between
Main and Cary street; s2i6 per annum.
LOWER RENTS.
Nosby near Darlington street; rooms
$40 Ier month.
No. 1916 east Marshall street; rooms
sl4 per month.
No Sol, corner Twenty eighth and Clay
sti Gets: s rooms-siO per month.
No 2I7 Twenty eighth street, between
Broad and Marshall streets; rooms
$3.50 per month.
STORES
oil Main, Franklin, Broad, Eighteenth, and
cost Gay streets.
We will take pleasure In showing any OF
this property To any one desiring to rent.
QUARLES d 1CCURDH,
po2l-1t 1912 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-21

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