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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-15
soRFoLK NAvx.YAsD.
The work Going on ihere-kesssns-
ton Of Captain Ktng,apd Appoint
mcutsr Mr.. Buss-other Matters.

The work Going on fncre-he>sx"""
ton Of Captain King and Appoint
mcntsr mr.. Butt-8sher Matters.
fcorresponcenoe OF the Richmond Dispatch
NORFOLK, September Ii, 1856.
Naval Constructor Much arrived from
Washington to-day, snd, with Con-
structor Boash and Captain George U.
Remey and the foremen Of the various
departments OF the nayy-yard, are now
engaged in holding 4 survey on the
United States steamer Trenton to deter
mine the character and sulount OF re-
pairs necessary to fit her out for another
cruise. The survey on tho training
ship jamestown was forwarded to
Washington yesterday, and there Is
talk of her being condemned and put
out of the service. Under the lew now,
if the repairs to sTessel exceed ~ per
cent. Of her value she goes ont OF the
service, and is laid up in "kotten
Row." In old times, at the yard, the
keel only could be retained in repairing
a vessel, and the ship was actually re-
built under the headof repairs. Next
winter an effort will be made in Con-
gress to get an appropriation to build
three new trainipg-shiPs.
Some Of the jurors fer the fall term
of the United States Circuit Court
arrived to-day. The remainder will be
bere in the morning. Judge Hughes is
expected to return to the city this eve-
ming, and Judge Bond tomorrow.
District Attorney Gibson and Assistant
James Lyons will arrive this evening.
Judge Crump is here, and Hon. John
R. Tucker, with other attorneys in the
impending bank cases will arrive On the
evening trains. There is talk OF an
effort being made to get q change OF
renue in the bank cases.
Over fifty persons hsve been con-
verted at a revival in progress st the
Baptist church at Deep Creek-Rev.
A. j. Speight, pastor-in Norfolk coun-
ty, thirty.odd Of whom were baptized
in the river on Sunday.
The Democratic delegates all 60 down
to Hampton to the Convention to-mor-
row on tugs, and outsiders by regular
steamer.
Captain J. Barry King has resigned
as chief clerk of the Yards and Docks
Department in the maynard, and Dir.
Ellis A. Butt has been appointed to
the vacancy. Mr.. John Q. Woodley
has been appointed store-clerk of the
yards and docks. The salaries are
81, 400 and $1,000. Captain King pre-
fers acknowledging.
The ministers and delegates from this
section all left last night for the Ports
mouth Baptist Association, which
meets at Hebron church, Southampton
county, to. day. A centennial celebra-
ton and dedication of new church are
features OF the meeting, and all the pas
tors now living who have served Hebron
church are expected to be present.
Yesterday colored mill-hand named
Samuel Sutton, working at the saw
mill of Greenleaf, johnson & Co., in
the county, while in a row-bost work
irg amongst q lot of logs, fell over
board and was drowned before assist
ancs could reach him. He was twenty
five years old. ,
j. T. Lamb (colored) was committed
to Jail last evening for forging the name
of J. T. Bonney on promissory note
for $500. aud endesvoring to obtain the
money from Bachelor & Collins. &.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-15

WE WANT Y0U!-A LIVE EN-
w ERGErIC man or woman needing
profitable employment-to represent us ia
every county. Salary, SIS per month and
expenses. or a large commission on sales II
preferred. Goods staple. every one buys.
Outfit and particulars free. STANDARD
SILVERWARE COMPANY, boston. Mass.
80 li.Sa&W6m
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SAFE.
THE HAXALL VALUABLE CITY
l. PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE, &C.


WATER-POWER LOT, 100 feet on the
east side OF Thirteenth street, 574-l000
acre, with 38-foot street from the rear TO
Virginia street and the Richmond and
Danville railroad depot.
LOT. so feet on the west side OF virginia
street $685. 1000 acre. in rear OF the above,
with the S3-fOot street on the north.
LOT, rs feet on the west side OF virginia
street adjoining Blanchard's fine ware
house on the north.
WATER-POW WEIR LOT, Bay feet on the
Haxall- Crenshaw mill.Tace between Tenth
and Eleventh streets, and adjoining their
mills on the west.
LOT 80 feet west side OF Second street
near Duval.
LOT 6OxIJO feet to alley on the north
side Of Cary street near Madison.
ANGULAR LOT on Randolph, Winder'
and Tobacco streets near OLD Reservoir,
8Cs-IOOO acres, and 23l acres near to aud
south OF fore going lot ..,.,,,,
FOR RENT. The HIGHLY. IMPROVED
JAMESTOWN FARM, Of 50 ACRES.
with dwelling, barn, stables. sllo, &c, &C
About I'VE acres in fine Vineyard.
Also, rs ACRES {" Richie ) LAND ad'
Joining DIR. o. A. Crensbsw ar Others, ON
which, II sufficient inducements are offered,
buildings will be erected.
No. 8 north Eleventh street.
no @ oodtCaOO
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Ashland Notes.
Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch.
ASHLAND. Sent. IL. 1886,

tCorrespondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch.l
ASHLAND, Sept. IL, 1886.
Rev. James A. Duncan, of Norfolk,
is in town visiting bis sister, Mrs. r.
Z. Blackwell.
Professor W. W. Smith, wife, and
Miss Willie Motley returned last week
from trip through the North. They
spent some time at the Chautauqua Lite
rary School.
Mr.. p. r. Boggs expects to leave
Monday for Murireesboro', N. O., to
teach school. He will be accompanied
by Mr.. Percy Rowe, Of Bowling Green.
These gentlemen will have charge Of
the school.
Professor and Mrs. w. A. Shepard
returned last Friday night from the
North, where they have been for some
weeks. They visited Boston, New
Yerk, and other northern cities.
MIR. X. @. Howison and Miss Nan
ME Howison returned last week from
Saltville, where they have been spend
ing the summer. Miss Mamie Howl.
son lef, Friday fer Bowling Green tc
attend the Bowling Green Female Semi
nary.
Messrs. Henry and Merritt Motley
returned Friday night from the noun
,ains, where they have been on g fish
ing trip for several days.
The fifty-second session OF Randolph
Macon College will begin on next
Thursday the 10th. Active prepare
tons are going on for the opening o.
the session. Walks are being levelled
and grsvelled, the buildings reprinted
and repaired, and everything seems to
promise prosperous year. QUID.
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FREDERiCISsBURG.
Rowe's Rewards-Public SchOois-ln-
dictment.


dictment.
Correspondence Of Rich mond Dispatch
SEPTEMBER Is, 1886.
Captain M. y. Rowe, of this city, has
returned from the western fairs, where
he repeated his successes of last year
with his renowned Jersey cattle in the
show rings. At the West Virginia
State Fair, held last week at Wheeling,
he received nearly all Of the first prizes
on Jersey cattle, one half of the second
prizes, and all Of the sweepstakes herd
prizes, and fifty-one prizes and collec-
ton premium on poultry display.
The public schools opened this morn
ing with bright prospects, and from
present indications the attendance will
be larger than ever before. These
schools have increased in popularity
each year, and are nov patronized by
nearly all Of our citizens.
VIII. Swallow, the noted forger and
swindler, was indicted by the grand
Jury last Saturday, aud his trial will
come off in October.
We have had fine rains in this section
recently, and the corn crop is much I'M
proved in consequence. l..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-15

<pplAudsd. Little Master Leonard
Merton, Of Memphis, Tenn, showed :
sspsSta able Aistrionic talent 10 his rends-
tion Of Lepgssllow legend |" Beautiful"
The tablesux, each and every one,
we're gems, and aroused the hearty en-.
thusissm Of tho large audience, and Il
IL hard to say whether the beauty and
pose Of the fair participants or the
ideas and grouping outlined by toe
lady managers deserve most commsnda-
ton. Where so-msny were so charm
ing II would be invidious to 60 into de-
tails. Suffice It to say oil were delight
ed---both lookers-on and looked-st--
and Blue Ridge Springs, With its charm
ing company, should win undying praise
for being the first place Of public re-
sort to respond to tho !" cry from Mace
donis." ORAh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-15
CHESAPEAKE ANDOuIO ROUTE.
~ SCHEDULE TAKING EFFECT
SEPTEMBER Is, 1855.

LEAVE RICHMOSD:
SAB A. N. for Newport News. Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. daily
except sunday. Pullman Par
lor-Cars To Newport News aud
Old Point
points West. Pullman Cara
from Clifton Forge To Lou
isytlle. Memphis, VicksOurs.
aud New Orleans without
change. except sunday.
$40 Z. NJ for Newport News, Old Point,
ard Norfolk except sunday.
400 i. 81. Charlottesville Acoonmoda-
ton, except sunday.
6.25 u, VI, for Louisville Cincinnati, chi
cago, ~. Louis. Memphis. and
New Orleaus-Fast Express
with through Puhmans daily.
Only route running Pullmans
West from RiyhmOni.
SUNDAY EXCLUSION
10 Newport News and Old Point, s \. VI.
ARRIVE IN RICHMOND:
s:35 A. NJ. Charlottesville Accommoda-
I1:15A. NJ. from Norfolk. Old Point. and
Newport News except sunday.
$40 Z. NJ. from local points and the West.
except sunday,
6.l5 Z. NJ. nom Old Point, Newport News,
and Norfolk daily. except sun
days.
s:55 p. NJ. from Louisville aud Clncin-
natl-Fast Express-daily.
SUNDAY EXCURSION
nom Old Point and Newport News arriyee
al 6:l6 y. NJ.
Depot Seventeenth aud Broad Streets
Tickets at 1000 Main street aud Al the
depot. II. W. FULLER
General Passenger Agent
WILLIAMS c. WIcRHAM, second Vice.
President set
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-15
BEATS THE MACHINE.
Ne lessit Of uss Fight Many Dissatis'
aea-ln ssArea Of . ragiavs-eens-
raj PetSssSurg News Eotes.

frnrrurondencsS fthc Richmond Dis7stchl
PxrERsBxRo, Sept. ", 1856.
Ytis understood that Senator William
3. Gaines has received the recognition
Of the State Republican Executive Com
mittes a. the Republican noninse for
Congress In the Fourth district, having,
q furthermore recognized, received the
proper and legal nomination Of the Dis.
trjct Convention. Evidence Of this fact
Mr.. Gaipss ID said to have In his pos
session. Il Ia not known that the Ex-
ecutivs Committee has ever held any
meetipg,. and the presumption Is that
I'll proceedings have been conducted by
correspondence. This is the more pro-
bsble because Senator Malone and Con-
eressman Brady, two Of the three men,
bsrs Of the committee, are said not to
be on speaking terms. The official re-
coenition Of Mr.. Gaines's candidacy
having been given, the Republicans OF
the district viii be asked to vote for
him, or at least ho will be recommended
10 their SURFACES. But that many will
decline 70 vote for him Is . pretty well.
established fact.
II the Democratic Convention nomi-
mates . liberal man aud one who is
popular with the people, he will re-
ceive many Republican votes, unless
opinion should be very much changed
before that time.
Il cannot be foretold what will be the
action Of the Knights OF Labor Con-
vention, which adjourned over until the
4th of October. Many members OF
that order ere opposed to any nominal
ton for Congress or to any active part
berg taken in district politics.
The action of the Republican Execu-
tive Committee 10 recognizing MIR.
Gaines confirms tho statement hereto
fore made in this correspondence that
another District Convention would not
be called, because they could not afford
to give official endorsement TO the bolt
ing element or the split in the party.
The recognition or rejection OF Mr..
Gaines was practically brought before
the committee by the request Of the
boilers to call another convention.
A dodger has been circulated to-day
calling for . mass-meeting Of Republi-
cans on Friday night to endorse Mr..
Gaines. The source from which il
smanstes is confirmation of the recog-
milton of Mr.. Gaines by the Executive
Committee and Of his triumph over
what has been termed I" the machine"
Detective Wilkerson, Of Richmond,
il here to-day with the object, it is un-
csrstood, Of intercepting and arrestiDg
same person from your city, said to be
. fugitive from justice. The name OF
the party in question, or the nature Of
his offence, is not stated. The trains
and avenues Of travel are watched.
Uniforms conforming with the State
regulations were last night distributed
TO the members Of the Petersburg
Grsys.
Mrs. George Weber, residing on Hal
flax street, fell from the rear porch Of
her residence yesterday, and sustained
q double fracture Of the bones Of one
Of her legs.
The Government engineers having
charge Of the Appomattox-river i'm.
proyement are arranging to make
survey of the river from the harbor
down to Point Of Rocks, whore deep
water begins. RoBIE ADAIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-15
DaSvILLE.
The Mystery Cleared Up; tho Old
Mans Remains Found-rhe
New Academy.

fCorrespondence of the Rich nond Dispatch.l
SEPTEMBER IA, 1886.
The remains Of G. p. Meddeaugh
we're found on Sunday in the ruins of
Hsidelbach's factory, and there Is now
no longer any doubt ~ to his having
persisted in tho flames. The bones
were burned we'll nigh TO powder, but
the rim Of pocket. book, an old knife,
spectacles, and two nickels were found
intact.
Work on the new Academy Of Mu-
sic building began yesterday, aud the
building is to be completed by Decem-
Der LIST. The stock Of the company is
held by number of citizens, aud not
the rishest Of our citizens by any
means. 1t is essentially Danville en-
terprise. The contractors are Danville
men, and take q, 500 in stock in part
payment.
In this connection | have received
from Mr.. NJ. j. Dimmock, architect, q
letter in which he says ! am in error In
stating that the plans for the building
were drawn by Messrs. Dimmock and
w. ]. Black. The fact is that both
Msssrs. Dimmock and Black submitted
plans to the Stockholders, and the
stockholders liked some features in
each. It was agreed then that one of
the architects should take both plans
and make new plans embodying
the best features in each. Mr..
Black told me that he and Mr..
Dimmock had an agreement that
Mr.. Black should have sl00 for
his plans, and Mr.. Dimmock 5000 and
do the work. Mr.. Dimmock says, how
ever, that his plans were finally adopted
by the stockholders, and no part of Mr..
Blacks plans was used in the last
plans he submitted. lie says no is not
associated with Mr.. Black, and wants
the entire credit or censure for thu
building. / do not pretend to say tina
Dir. Dimmock did use any part OF Dir
Blacks plans, but l am an humble
stoekholder myself, and / know that i
was understood that the best feature
Of both plans were to be embodied int
one, and mentioned Mr.. Blacks nam
because l thought no was Justly emit
tied TO some recognition under the Gil
cnmstances. ELLA.
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nLUE.RsDaE SPRINGS.
An ENTERTAINMENT sn Aid or Charles
htap. aAysnsy five DeIINrs Rsisea.
BLuE-RIaDE SPRINGS, |
September IL, 1886.


September IL, 1886.
10 tic Editor Of The Dispatch:
On Thursday night, September 9th,
. series Of Rotations and tsblesux
vas given in the ballroom for the
benefit of the Charleston sufferers, aud
too lavish praise cannot DO bestowed
on those who originated and formulated
this charity. To Mr.. Phil. Brown is
due the credit Of Transforming the
spacious room into fairy scene Of de-
corasions, and the stage and its setting
rs a. effective as If from the hand Of
8 master crafismsn In the scenic line. To
tie ladies ct last, however, as usual,
should be given the wsrmest thanks.
Those who designed and arranged
ths affair we're: Mrs. Charles Pickett,
~ Norfolk. Va; Mrs. w. A. Cardozo
ard Mrs. John Lottier, Of Richmond ;
Mrs. Reese. Of Alabsms and Misses
Kellis Lottier, Sophie Pickett, and
Blanche Hkines. The amount gath
sssd In will show that their efforts were
suply rewarded, since It reached the
aocdjy sum Of seventy-6vs dollars,
Vkich has been forwarded 10 Charles
1ou. Tho Rev. DR.. Wharton, OF Ala
hama. and Mr.. Ernest Stires, Of Nor
fo1k, eavs tho scene between Brutus
"a CSseius With wonderful effect. Mr.
Pm. Brown. 10 his usual fslicitcus
nonnsr, rested "Ths Tramp" A
roeilallou, ssprsssptiDg Rubsnstein's
D(oso.r lsyiDs, BY Miss Mamie Foster.
a 0sessis. Va warmly received and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-15

EOR SALE, VALUABLE CORN,
II FLOUR. and SAW. MILL, and ELE-
CANT SIZE for a country sore, with 300
ACRES OF No. l LAND. located IN Buck
ipgham county, in a good neighborhood
" here there is good society, churches, ana
schools. within eight miles OF station on
ihe Richmond and Allegheny railroad.
The mill has a good custom and splen.
did opportunity. and good terms are offered
10 any one wishing TO make paying In
Vestment and secure peasant nome
Would exchange for city property.
For further paI ticulars address
+. n. MAXEY.
Well-W Water. Buckingham county, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-15
FREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Smithfield, Hampton, Old Point,
Wayeriy, and Hicksford, Va; Washington,
ID, O.: New bern, Washington, and Tarbo-
ro', N. O.; all stations on Atlantic and Dam
Vile railroad, seaboard and Roanoke rail-
road, Norfolk Southern railroad, ana East
eru North Carolina generally; also, for East
ern Shore OF Virginia and all regular land
ipgs on the James and Rappahannock riv-
ers, at LOWEST RATES, and through bills
issued. L. b. TATUM, Superintendent,
ieI No. l10q Main street and Rockets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-15

70 aoninsts candidate for Congress
for The Fourth district, and L was re-
solved that any one or more OF tns oele-
gates present may cast the whole yoss
of the county WILL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-15
Delegate. 60 pe,ersbars.

Correspondence OF the hchmono psspatcn'
PowHATAN @. H., Sept. llth.
At meeting Of the Democrats OF
Powhatan at the Courthouse on the
9th instant Major Willis J. Dance,
county superintendent, called the meet
ing to order and presided, and DR..
Robert Psge was made secretary.
On motion, the chairman appointed
Joseph Hobson. j. .Iisskins Hobson,
Junius NJ. Watkins, Willis Is. Smith,
Charles N. wesson, aud Carter Harri-
son delegates to the Convention TO meet
In Petersburg on the S0.h Of September
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-15
By y. w. Bowe,

-
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF "SlRUB-
u Berry HILL" FARM, FORMERLY
THE RESIDENCE or y. g. CRENSH SHAW,
IL HANOVER COUNTY EIGHT MILES
FROM ASHLAND. on THE LOUISA
COURTHOUSE ROAD ABOU ZIG HTEEN
MILES FROM RICHMOND AT THE
GROUND-SQU IRREL BRIDGE, ON THE
SOUTH ANNA KlVkR.-In execution OF a
deed OF trust from Henry wins and wife,
dated the Esd OF August, 1873, and duly
recorded, being thereto required by the
creditor secured, will sell by auction, upon
the remises. on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER, 27TH, 1883,
at II o'clock n, the well. known FARM
above referred to. The Improvements are
good BRICK DWELLING. covered win
slate. with eight rooms besides cellar, ana
all he usual Out-honses. . ..,,
There are THREE HUNDRED AM
SEVEN ACRES. OF which about l25 acres
are IN wood The soil Is good, and TINS IS
recognized as the best farm I'm that section,
TERMs: The deed authorizes sale for
cash as TO the full amount OF the deht-Say
q balance OF about S2.S00-but by consent
OF the creditor only $500 VIII be required IN
cash: the balance IN one ana TWO years
with interest payable haifyeaFly, the pur :,
chaser. OF course having the privilege OF
paying all cash il he should 80 desire.
JAMES II. CRENSHAW, Trustee.
". W. BOwE, Auciioneer. sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-15

Yho elegantly rebuilt and fast steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United states MALI
3. q, ID. DEYO, Commander,
leaves richmond every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. and FBIDA1 at
IA, NJ. (BROAD-STkEEf CARS CONNECf
i'm NULL TIMh1 for bOve. named places ar
irving at Old Point at 1 jOP ". and Norfolk
AT $50 Z. NJ. Returning, the steamer leaves
Norfolk. Old Point. end Sewports News on
alternate days, arriving al Richmond about
4:80 z. NJ.
ou eale GU steamer ana NJ CARRIERS Agency,
1000 Main street Bag sage checked through,
sTATE.ROOM5 ENGAGED FOX DAY
OR NIGHT
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AUCTION sALEs-Fufare Days.
BY ii. seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auciloneer.

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
IL TURE AND A SUPERB OCTAVE
PIANO FOR BALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
At the request of y. A. Ellison, Esq, who
has recently gold his residence and VIII dis
continue housekeeping, | Will offer for sale,
at No. 1913 east Marshall street, on
"WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER ~, 1885,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, all OF his
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE.
The CHAMBERS are furnished with com.
plete suits OF the most elaborate styles OF
latest designs I'm Solid Walnut and made by
Belvin.
The DINING ROOM Is also elegantly and
completely furnished, including one magni-
flcent Walnut Chna-Press, Extension Ia
BILE with chairs TO match, Carving aud Side
Tables, and alec a large variety OF elegant
China, Glassware, and Fable Furnishings.
There are also several superior Hair Mat.
tresses Feather. Pillows, Boosters and many
other useful articles too numerous to men,
ton.
All articles must be removed Immediately
after the sale.
TERMS Cash.
sale &C nducted by +. b. Cook.
Ii. SELDOM TAYLOR
eeI5 Auetioneer.
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HYGEIA HOTEL For SALE.
THIS CELEBRATED HOTEL
WITH IT'S
FRANCHISES, FURNITURE, AND AP-
PAREI,

THIS CELEBRATED HOTEL
WITH IT'S
FRANCHISES, FURNITURE, AND AP.
PAREL
will be offered for sale at Old Point Comfort,
Va, by public auction, on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 7. 1888,
unless previously sold at private sale.
At great costzMr Harrison Phoebus MADE
THE Hygeia "the most famous Of Amer.
can hotels. 10 is iirst-class In every respect
and In all OF its appointments. by reason
OF its locality and other ADVANTAGES II
stands without q rival In the United States.
IL has rooms for one thousand guests: ~ Is
furnished most deliberately IN all OF lts Oe-
partmeuts with the best and latest styles OF
furniture. The buildings are In cOmple 9
order; the drainage and sewerage not 10
be excelled. ,,,.,
Persons wishing TO purchase will visit and
iugpect the premises; TO such the fullest IN
formation In all its details will be given.
TEENS: one fourth in cash; the balance
In four equal annual payments bearing IN.
terest from the day OF sale; the deferred
payments to be sufficiently secured. A de
posit OF e1O 600 will be required on the day
OF sale: thirty days Will be allowed In which
10 comply with the terms of sale, when
possession Will be delivered.
should the highest bid. In the ESTIMATION
of the executors, not Approximate the value
Of the property, they reserve the right to
reject the same. The executors are su-
thOriZed to receive private bidsf0cthls pro-
perry. ANnIE r., .; 4 i h0EhOo'
j. g. FULTON.
Executors of Harrison PhOebuS.
'''''' Sc 5.Su&wtOc6
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4 UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
IA BUILDING LOTS ON MAIN Be
TWEEN NINETEENTH AND TWEEN
TIETH STREETS AND SOUTHEASrC cox
NkR OF TWENTY.FlFIH AND MAR.
SHALL STREETS
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 81, 1885.
at o'clock p. NJ, on the premises. we will
offer for sale lat the request OF tue owner,
who in determined TO sslD that NALuA-
BILE LOT OF GROUND on the north side OF
Main street between Nineteenth and Twen-
tielh streets, adjoining the historical stone
house. The front on Main Is isXlOO feet 10
q lO-foot alley. Two or three small stores
erected here win pay handsomely.
AND AT 3 O'CLOCK p. ~.
on the premises, we will sell that BEAUrf-
FUL AND VALUABLE LOT at the SOUTH
east corner OF Marshall aud Twenty-nith
streets adjoining CoIcoran Hall ana nay-
ing q frout on Twenty-fifth street OF los
feet with q depth of 100 feet to lo-foot
alley, Upon this lot there Is large brick
dwelling. brick kitchen and other Improve
ments This lot is valuable a. q building
size, and q row II modern brick dwellings
win pay as a solid investment. the material
Ia the old building being sufilclent TOR seve-
rel houses. Plats at Offices OF auctioneefs.
TERMS. One fourth cash: balance In six
twelve, and eighteen months. interest
added, and secured by deed OF trust.
FRANK ID. Hill a CO.,
QUARLES a McCURpY.
Sc IL Auctlonesrs.