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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-03

In figuring up the indebtedness of the territory the Phenix Gazette includes SIoo,ooo appropriated for the insane asylum and then in repply to a recent article in the JOURNAL MINER the same paper gulelessly says tha, the insane asylum and normal school will no, cost to exceed $6o,ooo.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-03

Dying, urged Henry Ward Beecher in his pulpit on Sunday, IS usually painless, and passing out of life far easier than being born. 4 man with dyspepsia may carry little hell in his stomach. Men go out of lie with the gates on oiled hinges Being ready to die," Mir. Beecher concluded, Sis being ready to liverisht."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19

by bclfry, from which tho faithful VIII De
called to buy. The dimensions oil inc
building are l40xTo feet 80 that II multi
plicd by two 1.-THE number OF stories for the
deposit OF tobacco) there Il 2S0x140 feet--
much more than now possessed by any
warehouse m the CITY. The pitch Of the
various stories IL ample, the basement DC.
ing II feet, second story Ia. and the tnird
70 feet, The warehouse will be opened Tor
The accommodation OF the public within
two or three weeks, and can hardly faii 10
be OF advantage TO all coneernod'
In addition 10 what was said yesterday
In this correspondence dfeaf the present
outrageous mail facilities on the virginia
Midland road, the town OF Liberty IL KICK
ing Justify, while the same cause OF COM
plaitt exists throughout the Southwest.
Under the former schedule the south.
bound train on the Midland reached here
about @ Z. NJ, making close connection
with the Norfolk and Western, whereby
New York mails OF the same day went
West. Now the train from the North ar
riyes two hours earlier, but brings no New
York mail. A correspondent from Liberty
writes 1.-THE mail arrangements for this
place are simply abominable so far as the
northern mails are concerned. We do not
get New York papers now until nearly Tor
ty.cigbt hours after publication"
A heavy wind and rain.storm prevailed
here throughout last night. Shingles and
plank were lifted from houses and fences,
and the force Of the wind was so great as
TO break out OF q Main-street store glass rs
large "a three and half by four feet.
have not yet heard Of any serious damage
being done, but such news would not he
surprising.
Revival services are in progress in the
Methodist Protestant church. The pastor,
Rev. Mr. CoulbOurne, is being assisted by
Rev. Mr.. Obrum. Of Amelia county.
The Liberty Leader has ceasedto " lead,
having been purchased 10y Mr. X. h.
Campbell. II will be merged In the Under,
which latter always points the right way.
-Four papers were too many for even so
enterprising place as Liberty. REX.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19

pill iu thsu, and was expelled foi
the ode nee. This misfortune. b converted
into stepping stone 10 fortune. Turning
his back upon New York State he sought
the freedom OF the great West, and after 9
hard tourney, made in deprivation and m
terYuptCd 10y serious Illness. reached Cali.
fOIpis, where he sought gold and found It
In the couisesOi a few Years he hGG money
enough. made from gold dust, TO start blu
in business as pork-paekT IN Mil
waukee, Wis. Pork went up 10 al
enormous figure towards the end Of
the war Of the BnIon. ForoseeiRg the IN.
eyiiah.c collapse of the Confedsascy Ar
| mour old largely and made great fortune
| at stroke. A ycaT after be was ai tie hea
| oil the Chicago bUs.aess bearing hi. name.
| Many OF his Transactions since that time
have been remarkably expressive CT his
saeaGty and pluck. About Two yeaTs AGO
he bought for million Of dollars theilrgost
glue-ilctory in the Wet, where he works
up reiuse IRON his pseSingh house. When.
in the spring OF 1885. { fant q WardfRed,
he sayCG Chicago from q threatened paulc.
On Wall street he has made $780, 900 by
one operation. HIS wealth is probably
among tbS scores OF millions.
Thus posseiiul iinancIer, the leading man
IA Chicsgo, is OF medium height and
1esly, Tut not lat. He ,.ives in simple
fashion and wears plain clothes. Is unpre-
tending in speech aud masaer. genial and
goOSl-uatUrI6. His health Is perfect, and
be hss seemingly an unilring capacity for
work. The ig-kilor's" IeSidepce il on
PiaifR avenue. Chicago. lie appearance
does net suggest the wcrlih OF us proprle.
tor, whO strongly prefers simplicity u
osi, B.atisn IN bis manner Of life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
PETERSBURG.
severe Wind. ssOsm-Cniting Affair
Another Accidant-Saie OF
plaufers Warehouse.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatchl
NOVEMBER is, 1885.
our section was visited last night by one
OF the severe.t wind.storms OF the year.
The wind blew a perfect gale all through
the night and for several hours this morn
ing, accompanied at times with heavy
showers OF rain. Some little damage was
done TO houses and fences, but, fortunately,
not as much as was feared. The force OF
TIE wind at times during the night caused
decided uncaslneSs among the timid and
kept many people from sleep.
A quarrel occurred last night at house
OF alleged ill-repute on Lombard street be-
tween two Of the young women inmates
Lille Stacie and Willie Pond-during which
the former was cut in the shoulder by The
latter. Physicians who were called in to
attend the wounded woman report that her
injury is not serious, the knife or whatever
other instrument was used only laying open
the flesh. Pond was arrested a. late hour
OF the night and lodged in Jail. She was
brought before The MAYOR this morning,
and the case was continued until next
week and bail refused. 1t is understood
that her counsel will apply to the Judge Of
the Hastings Court tomorrow for writ OF
habedS corpus.
An accident occurred to a freight train
on the Norfolk and Western railroad last
night about five miles VIC Of the city, 10y
which several ears were thrown from the
track. The damage, however, was trfing
and matters were soon rigbted.
The Planters Warehouse property, 'front.'
ing on Second street in rear OF the Boiling
brook Hotel was sold at auction list eve
ming, and was purchased by Mr.. Il. ID.
Booth for $1,000. Many years ago this was
one Of the largest warehouses In the city.
A ieweller on Sycamore street is reported
10 have lost two or three nights ago two
fine gold and five silver watches after they
lad been stored away for safe-keeping for
the night. How the loss occurred or by
whom the watches were taken Is mystery
as yet tmsolved.
The tobacco markc. shows much more
fiImncss and activity this week for the de-
sirable Grades, with an upward tendency
in prices.
Mr.. l.. +. Turnbull. a popular young
citizen and an employe Of the Norfolk aud
Western railroad. WAS married yesterday 10
Miss Laura Hicks, Of LawTenceyilie. The
couple passed through this city to-day on
their bridal trip North.
Cily-TrCa>urcr James W. Couch, who
has been spending several weeks among HE
orange. groves OF Florida, and fishing and
hunting in that state, returned home to.
day. ROBIN AuAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
DIED TO SAVE uEa FATHER.
Nr- Bsss'. Daughter sprirgS iu Front
Ui ttte GDu inHi wRs Leyn.ied
IL Ill I'm.

1 di.rqicb from i Iouis saws. Four
milo. ok ~ roDre TeU,e in =. Frlucj.
rn,rty I'm. state. l.. Bic MIL. = littie ham
lI which was he Gene fo-dv Of n dc.
niorailc trarcdy. the victim being Mis-,
Mimi r.. pobert Stockweu i bio
H. d.o,.,',r md former ,esIdip,, win hi.
81, ", III, sIiri. .Ion,,,,n r. aI.o a
r,,,r,r j. aie1eft ~ S,orkNelI The fImi.
H. Observation-Disclosures onodfrirndsI for
,,,r. ma son ~ S-ockycII was generally
corsiJ,,l5 to bn . lorcr nj Mis- Minnie
,,,,, a,,..,. - coI,,.,a ,',ar arc a',J +,
81 'hn,,,i ~ bad n.,cr r,rrn',ed ,bo
I'm =, ,'"rd or S,oG ,,,nt Emo or hnr mil,
,,,l,,i.t t,,a ,n,,,..' ,'.,, had not done jn.t
1.o ~. ,.v'. o,t ~ mi. meter had
.,,, ,,,, -. ,,'ora ,,,',
,,,.ri, '''' r,snl,,ri, in .tort- "st
I,,',,,, - - IN. i.nT r.
"a 10 .,.d ,of,,..J +, he disnos.cs.ed
~, a. ,.i,.'.'....,,, In ", ,.,,I,,,,.t,'i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19

w ANTED, TO RENT BY A De.
W SIRABLE Tenant. Medium House
Of six or eight rooms, well located; rent
$3.50 10 $3.50. Address G. y. l.. Post office
BoX ~. city. no19.lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19

SCHEDULE
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER IL, 1883.
Tram Leave Train Arrive
No, Richmond. No. I Richmond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
a TfekiSsh Iiustaess.
IChicago Herald

at must be awfulig tieklsh busiBsss thi
voting, Is II not, Charlie :" asked The pref
ty little wife Of Lafil-streei resident.
"RatheT,' was the gloomy reply OF Tho
disgruntltd husband.
"But what Is II that makes ii soy" plctd.
ed then the little womau.
"Makes II WHAT" roarcd the head OF the
house, dropping his morning paper In dis
gust.
why, tieS!isb?" gurgled the inquisi.
tive vile.
"Tbaps more than KNOW" replied the
husband. What under the sun makes
you think it's ticklisb!v
"oh.r exclaimed the little woman, with
frankness. ~ see the papers say
lbst some OF fbe candidates were merci.
'essly sciatched.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
BY Chewing & Rose
BY Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents. Auctioneers, aud
Brokers,
No north Tenth street. 80

UCTION SALE OF HIGHLY
"A VALUABLE STORE PROPERTY Ip-
GATED ON THE EAST LINE OF BROOK
AVENUE NEAR CLAY STREET AND
ADJOINING TIE EXTENSIVE TOBAO-
FACTORIES OF L. W. OLIVER, DE-
CEASED.-By request OF the parties In In
terest, we will sell by auction, upon the pre-
misses, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1856,
al 4Xoclock Z. NJ. the following PROPER
TY-towit:
That FRAME STORE, with dwelling
above, fronting rs feet on the east line of
Brook avenue toy depth OF about l8s feet
to divers alley.
Immediately after the sale OF the above
We viii sell that EXCELLENT BklCh
STORE with Dwelling, adjoining the above
on the south, and numbered $40 The lOt
has the same frontage and depth Ot the
above.
The location OF this property upon one or
the most popular thOrOughfares 10 AMI from
The city commepds itself To all In quest OF
good business. stands. A great deal OF
wealth has been accumulated here, aud ln
proper hands bounteous yield Is yet In
store.
TERMS: At sale.
CHEWING X ROSE.
nols AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
AUcIIoS s sASIlLIEess-1JS"sl Day;
BY Furman Upper,
Bsal Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
lolo Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW TWO
STORY DETACHED BRICK STORE
AND DWELLING, No. 1917 WET MAIN
sTKFET, BETWEEN LINDEN AND
RESERVOIR STREETS.-By virtue OF n
certain deed OF trust executed by william
a. Weed and wife to the undersigned, dated
October 81, 1888. and recorded in the
clerks Office OF Richmond Chancery Court,
peed-Pook 1877 Il, page 40, default having
been made In the payment OF certain
note therein secured, and being required SO
10 DO by the beneficiary, we snail sell by
auction. on the premises, ON
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1855,
nj Az O'Clock Y. NJ, the PROPERTY refer
red TO above. and described In the deed
men toned above as follows: "All that GER
tain lot OF land, with toe improvements
thereon. lying and being In the CITY OF
Richmond on the south side or Main street
between Linden and Reservoir streets, and
bounded as follows: Beginning ~ . point
on said south line OF Main street ulstsnt
forty. four feet and three Inches esst OF us
intersection with the east line OF reservoir
street. running thence eastwardiy along
raid Main street and fronting thereon
twenty. three feet, thence at right angles
southwHTdly, and running Dack oelWsei
parallel lines one hundred ana tnlrty-nVe
feet To on alley ten feet wide. ~ being the
same property convey ef 10 said william A.
VI eed by deed OF X. II Crump and WIFE
dated June ls. 1854, and recorded IN the
clerks Office Of Richmond Chancery Court,
Deed. Boil 126 Il. page 275.'
This property Is handsomely situated IN \
most improving part Of the West End. and
will certainly prove valuable Investment
10 the fortunate purchaser
TERMS: Cash Rs to the expenses OF sale
and ssOI, with interest from November $,
1855: balance as announced AT sale.
A. T.. BOULWARE,
T. TOPPER JR.,
Trustees.
FURNAN UPPER, AuctiOneer. no
BY QuarIes & McCurdy,
Az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
PHILIP ID. ARMOUR.
or Chicago. Gbiect ofa Reported mur-
Gerous Intention.

Mr.. Armour is one Of the weaIthie,t
Americans living, aud Is rapidly adding 10
his "pile7' He j. still comparatively
Young MN. only about fiity-one scarS Of
aee, and began life under most unpronl'.
Ing conditions. Shrewd and far-sighied,
COURAGEOUS aud dashiug, in him are COM
bined the dement's 81 TIE greatest business
success, and there is no possibility 81 con-
jccturing how rich Phil. Armour may be.
come.
When be was a sehoolhoy st Wa'crtown
Academy, New York, be got into trouble
10y riding out with 4 young girl. also q p'i-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
~ r. b. Cook, Auctioneer
EOa sgNI.

LOR RENT, THAT LARGE, "a
Desira bly, located and Couve- ~
u!ently Arranged Fran kiln street Resi-
ccace ately occupied b. toouel : Il Paul
70 500. Very low rent aud eXtraot g.
nsrily liOenl Inducements gill be offered
TO a good tenant 4 pTomp' Application h
made. H. f.. STAPLES 4 CO..
roI9.F6Su2t lln8 Vain siract
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
RAILROAD LINES.


=
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAlLROAD.-sched.
uls commencing NOVEMBER IL, 1885,
eastern standard time:
ZOO A. N, leaves Byrd.street station
daily stops only at Ashland
Junction. Milford. and Frede.
ricksburg. Sleeper to Wash.
ington. Leaves washington
for New York al ll:20 A. NJ.
Il:OT A. NJ. leaves Byrd-street station
daily. except sunday. Leaves
Washington for New York si
4;2o 2. ~, also by limited ai
1901 NJ.
s:2oP NJ, leaves Byrd.street station
daily. Sleeper TO New York
1920 4. NJ, arrives At Byrd-Street station
daily. Sleeper from New York
a:se p. NJ, arrives At Byrd. street station
daily: stops at Frederic ksburg
Milford, and Junction. Sleeper
from Washington.
e:l5P. NJ, arrives at Bytd's street station
daily, except Sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS,
400 F. NJ, accom- IN odation, lesvea
Broad street station; arrives
at Ashland at s 2. VI.
6:O4 y. 81, leaves Elba arrives al Ashland
at SAP. NJ.
1857 A. NJ, arrives at Elba; leaves Ash.
land at 6:2S A. NJ.
s:S5A. NJ accommodation, arrives AZ
BrOad-Street alton: Leaves
Ashland at S A. M.
$50 T. NJ, arrives at Elba leaves Ashland
Att :l2P. VI.
o. ATAYLOR. General Ticket Agent,
EFT ID. MYERS, General superintendent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
WAITS.

w ANTED, A COUPLE IN A
w Nicely. furnished Room. with Board.
Fare first class. Terms moderate. No. 203
esst Main street. nol9.lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
LYNCH BU RG.
\ Neu Warehouse - Mail Arrange
ments Again - Religious N0tcs.
iCorrespondence OF the Rich mond Dispatch

lNOiIttRcnutnStoi tuc nSoh ihvhN
NOVEMBER 10, 1886.
Mr.. james NJ. Booker, Dr., an enierpris.
ing manufacturer, has now In course OF
erection. and nearing completion, public
warehouse at the corner Of Thirteenth and
Lynch streets that will far eclipse those
already here. bah in capacity and eonye.
nleuee. OF the six warehouses here, almost
half OF them are private afiairs, at which
only certain OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES were
allowed 10 sell. and the need OF I'm sddi
tiopal public warehouse has long been ieit.
To meet thus requirement. Mr.. Booker,
with conmendahle public spirit, has erect
"a this new aad imposing edifee, and In
building 1t has aya!lcd himself Of al the
latest improvements that could BY any pos
sibiliiy he OF advantage 10 either planter or
buyer.
The house CONSISTS Of two stories and
bassmcn bulk OF solid columns OF brick
twenty inches thick tvOm top 10 bottom.
The foundation Is Of solid masonry three
feel thick. The basemen, Is equipped at
both ends OF the building with stalls for
horses constructed with view 10 comfort
and safety, while The intervening space
viii be used for wagon. For this purpose
the hillside mas leyelled 10 the grade OF
Lynch street, while from Thirteenth street
wagons will drive into the upper yard and
unload ia the second story, which, together
with the third story, will be used for the
display and sale OF the weed. Tie Office Is
on the second floor from Lynch but TIC
bret from Thirteenth, and sdj0inirgii are
rooms comfortably fitted up for the accom-.
mediation of wagoners. The whole build. |
Ing Is Of the most substantial character. |
The joisgs, being 3xli inches In dlmen-
zion, are thoroughly brseed, so that,
10 the language Of the superintsad. |
INT Of the work, "they win bear
10y weight that can BE- put upon them"
rhe flooring is Of heart pine, dressed,
Opgued. and grooyed. Two elevators, !
light feet by ten, will add to the facilities |
or moving tobacco. There win he plat.
orm scales on each floor aud complete
losffs In the basement Immediately al the
Dot Of the stairs. In addition to light IRON
very side q the house skylights extea on
oth fidfs Of the ronf throughout rs entiye |
Kent The southern end Of The building |
y = hfSe sentilsiQrs md j. sllzmoun.sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
JAMEs RIvLa ~ DAfLI0ai

GREAT Iogkis3T EnDTE
JANE TOWN, UunF EAp. AN W'h
Bff &EHE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19

tor further inform alton
JN ..s.rA
General southern Agent. .. ... ..ck-tts.
M.F fII D1
Es17 Geuerai Axrlf-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
by Furman Tupper,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioneeE,
I0le Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRA-
Il BILE TWO.STDRY BRICK DWELL
ING. No. 1913 WEST VI ABS IL \ l.
STREET. BETM ZEN GILMER AND HAN
COCK STREETS.-By virtue OF certain
deed OF trust executed TO the undersigned,
bearing dale on the 9th day OF November.
1853. and recorded In the clerks Office OF
Richmond Chancery Court default having
been made I'm the payment of certain notes
therein secured aud being requested so TO
DO by the beueficisriss IN said deed shall
sell by auction. on the premises, on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1888,
% AZ O'Clock p. ~. that TRULY VALUA-
BE PROPERTY referred % above and
fully described IN the deed mentioned. The
dwelling has nine rooms aud Is cOnye-
niently and substantially constructed,
water and gas being throughout the
house. The lot fronts % feet on the
south site q Marshall street and runs
back about l42 feet to an alley l6 feet wide
This part OF Marshall street, particularly the
square on which this property lies, Is very
attractive. many new buildings having
been lately built in this quarter. which
prove TO be pleasant homes and paying IN
Yesiments
TERMS Cash as TO expenses OF sale and
sl,G7s 90. with Interest from November ~,
1853: balance rs announced at sale. More
liberal terms may be given II desired
l. UPPER JK., Trustee.
tT1NAN TUPPFR. Auctioueer. no IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19

BY Quarles & McCurdy,
Real Estate AuctiOncers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
4 TLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERsgURJ Raj
ROAD TIMETABLE
Commencing MONDAY, Nov II. l9ss
trains on this road ~ nm az t14o1s.
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
DICHMOND BAZAAR, ESp
Nos. 1888 AND 1f40 FRANKLIN STREET.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VERY FINE
COLTS.
ON sATURDAY, GOTH INSTANT,

at II O'Clock. / will sell as above, TWO
WHY FINE COLTS-three and four years
old-saIt 10 be OF very supe Tor blood.
J. G. BR0CKENBROUGH,
.o,o Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
AUCTION sAlEs-raturs Days
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
AUCTION SALE OF p Two FRAME
AT ONCE.

or SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1885.
at I2 O'Clock NJ, we will sell at auction: on
the premises. the TWO FRAME BUILD
iNGS situated ON the east side OF Fifth be-
tween BROAD and Marshall streets, now oc-
cupisd as carpen ter shop, said buildings 10
M. removed OF the lot at once.
mole SUTTON 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
y sLEEPING-CAR SERVICE

BOn.Air Accommodation leaves Rlcn.
moud s 7. MI; arrives Richmond s:&i A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
BY r 3. COOK. Auctloneer.
- Mutt Fpa.f

VTFRY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
NICE HOUSEHOLD URYlTURE, &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19

Sne elegsntlY-re1u. and ,,sf s'ta~ er
ARIEL.
carrying Un.-cd states salj
Captain lENr
.esvca RicnmOut every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, llt fhlotf ~
=. y tHhOAn.0IlsEErC ga Sf .'H NFi =
in FULL TlMF) fJr Shove. .t' places,
arriving a. NUT.ols $1,000 p e" Gstdrn-
ing the s,esmer leaves N,rils sad ~
mort News on alternate iEjr. fit.F'n. a.
Richmond al 4:5o 4. ".
Through ttcke'7 u shove named t"'Ah
or sale 90 Stosn4Sr ard al Gar .ers AE'''Nf
1000 Main street ia gage chvc fri i''p'. 80.
STATE Rooms ENGAGED fpA lA1
nR NIGAl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19

Netherland In the Circuit Court OF the
e. county OF IlenrcO. Decree
NeiherlaDd.) OF 6th OF November 1886.
The undersigned In pursuance OF said de-
cree, being appointed special comm issloner
thereby viii Oiier for sale AZ puoiic auction,
uuOu q e premises. In the order below men,
toned, the following REAL ESTATE-On
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH,
Ats O'CLOCK,
LARGE TWO.STORY AND BASEMENT
FRAME DWELLING, occupied by MIR.
i. Wiley, on Darlington street between Mos
by and buchanan streets. Lot 6O4l63
feet.
SAME DAY, At $3.50 p. NJ,
SMALL FRAME DWELLING, No. Gil
New. or Pickett street, between Short and
Pleasant streets. Lot 1910 feet front and
running back TO an alley.
or SAME DAY, AT O'CLOCK,
SMALL FRAME DWELLING, No. 700
Twenty. fourth street, between NJ and y
strerth. Ioi 20 7HXl32 feet To an alley.
on TIRE SAME DAY. AT 1880 =. ",
TWO. sIOKY-AND- BASEMENT FRAME
DWELLING No. 5O5 Tweuty-seventh
street. between Clay and Leigh streets
lot 4l.6Xl3Z feet.
ON FRIDAY, hOYENEEE 10TH, AT 7. VI.
LARGE THREE. STORY AND BASE
MINT BRICK DWELLING NO Zoj kisn
teeutn street, between BROAD ana Grace
streets. Lot 25Xlz2 ieet 10 20 foot ale
Of SAME DAY, IT 4:30 T.. NJ,
TWO. STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
pWkILING No. 1910 liiOnd street, between
Eighteenth and Nireteenih streets, now
oc,upird bv Mrs George :. Netherand
Lot 20 7xll5 feet.
Os SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 20rH, At II ",
at the Office or the suctioneers. 1912 He in
street 10 LOIS ia The plan OF Jennings
VILE on The Richmond and Fredericksburg
railroad ~ Laurel Qoumerly hungary sta
tom. aOout Feven miles from the city.
Plat at auctioneers.
oNsAME DAY, NJ 4:10 p. ",
TWO. STORY FkAME DWELLING No. sos
por. b second street bee Wern DuSal and
Baktrsireeis. Lot iXI20 feet % al al
ley.
.KI,f~: one tliri cash; residue ~ SIX
and Twelve months; she purchasers 20 give
negotiable notes. Wi 10 c pr cent. Interest
addfC ana Inc hrr 10 no reclaimed Uutl
Ire rttut prf.hate. money ~ pad ana
conveyance Cideiec ry ihe cunrt
HEhRl G.. CANNON,
Special Com missioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-19
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
NUMBER or DWELLINGS

ON BROAD BETW EN- EIGHTEENTH
AND NINETEENTH STREETS, ElGH-
TEEhTH BETWEEN BROAD AND
GRACE STREETS. DARLINGTON
NEAR MOSBY STREET, SEC
OND BETWEEN DUVAL
ANDBAKEK STREETS,
TWENTY. SEVENTH BETWEEN CLAY
AND LEIGH STREETS, TWENTY
FOURTH BETWEEN NJ AND y
STREETS, NEW OR PICKETT BIZ
TWEEN sHORT AEDPLEASANT
sTRBETS, AND LOTS IN
JENEING5VlLLE