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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-29
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xhs nse.kannnaI rspcra - - tzsns.
HEsr. zissa 81 NE hs.ra nnssfiuu o. w
dsy sseainzs EhoBsa. Dasharnsnaent.
sl2 aaaA nDw ca hana e1lA7a. Ths
esnHil.se % shan lks MASTER Il a..
iAnglna angunds uas segssrsa rrasnnssd
: laEzs iiss q rasomman aasioua. n IA
e4sA n&4flY al nnmntaanafT $500
AmnnE 1haaa wna tAa e9scliaz q -
azpAttheatsF g fse1 s4zGae a a a..
pan4e 81 ahosi &f90 ana fisa eonsfxne-
t.nn g Uatef wurAs ah1 lnefnr rtner
tafo1a1 several u tha NAN slrpel1 81
sAA rnasFSa Of ahn smaeNrn half 81 ~
elgunos bounded b aha llas 81 h.
laintoG4'g western R1nsrVe. eomnxassna
about % AaRes. for sha fre year1 snlssng
90 An1emkly Day fs8, nnfii uhieh d
1AAes Viii Be made and 10 lannea ex1anlR
beysnd tkat period.
1he western half uaa oKdsrsd rfnsfed.
tha blocks appraised b. sha nammiftee
and offered for eals. 81 oaa-thar.a 80.
one-thie1 on April lat. i6e9. ara az
haia1ne Oh o. hafore April Isl, s690.
contr8ct Gives en- sale, and desf uAen
thifd payment Is mada. A bassneE1
MlannReF viii Be seenred nf % esFlv
dsse gho vii have satire ehAzRs 90 10
1siaat.
sincs snaaon tisksss uers vossd "a an
Donating g in labsE and family Ifoksfs
70 All donatinR go IN labor, he cash
yaias 81 these has heeu hxed at &c and
- respectively. All buainfss o. income
grossly dry R0ods, meat shop, ex
press wagon, lodging honss, BOARDING
house. o. Other pFcper means Of income
VII De required 10 pay 6Ts per cent.
Of All Fsoaipts 20 TIE platform funf.
a small steamer viii pEubahiy BE- 60
CURED 70 connect with each 81 tke reau-
AZ lines Of boats during Uhaotauqua
season and 10 earfy pleasure parties. A
commodioaa and permanent Iandiua-
probably Q series Of floats piled In posi-
tion-will be constructed.
Tbs excursion yesterday proved q
damp on bul no means q failure. w.
cry lot sold was selected and nins others
bought and settled for On the grounds,
and mash emit uaiasrn was mauffssted.
The Be88ie hFou lht over Z party from
Tacoma and the islanders a1armed
while Mrs. Reese ast q coed dinner for
ali Who eans,
4 Roodly number Of the front or
basidinR lots we're taken, ana aboul ten
% twelve remain, which viii be ad-
yanced 70 ATTY dollars after February
lst. fffty-ssven lots have nov bean
sold, and nearly $500 Of labor secured on
tbs grounds and Buildings thereby,
which will be pashed &c fast as The
weather VIII permit.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-29


Did You ever see q stampede Of buf-
sRloesf NoS We'll The man Who has
ever seen one and lived 20 tell Of Il has
uiinessed q spectacle 60 be wildly re-
membeFed all his days. A stampede
Uas 3 common occurrence IN the life OF
every Western hunter twenty years ago,
bal no one viii ever LOOK upon ore
again. The hide hunters haven't left .
score Of the animals alive.
Daring my tine l have had several
close shaves from slampedes, bet ht-
tie the closest cali ever got Vas the
means IT savipg my life. Il vas 10 1901,
and pretty near on the line between
Kansas and Nebraska, at q point be
tween the Repabliean and solomon nv
erS There vas the famous grazing
around for the budAlo, and there be
vas left undisturbed, except by The Ia
dams, Who killed only when shey want
ed meat. have seen herds In that
connfry which numbered NJ 20 q hun
dred thousand. which covered the graf
rie as far - The ere ooeld see.
WHAT creates stampedeI Nothing
ANYTHING. While the buffalo IL born In
q Wild state, and ought 10 Ret accos-
toned 10 storms, the eiRht OF wolves
and All NtnAt OF Goa4ces Ia = t4G A@Aa-%
tinid animal on earth, have sea the
conina up Of = dark eloud stampede
tan thousand baifAloes. have known
TIE howl Of q wolf 10 set herd In mo-
ton. A dash Of lightning o. . eisp Of
thunder seemed 10 scare them half 10
death, althoaRh you would argue that
thew voald Get used 20 Il. And once
started netting bus q mountain eo1id
tarp tAe great wave aside, SD only en-
haussion woald bring them back 20
their senses. After q herd had fairly
started tsrFoT seemed 10 take possession
OF them. and q wss the devil seize the
last one. Then /. ~.s We e the pto-
neeF OF hunter who happensd 70 Be IN
have told you thai me ffoni Of the
herd Gas seven miles across. H0a caa
indRe what the depth must hAvs been
when isli roo that they we're three
houfs in passing. Every animal was
running fer hia life, ard his pace co1ia
sos have been less than ten miles an
houx. shouldn't hesitate - make az
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-29
GRAND JURORS,
PEETr guRT.

"kArs ~ Some months ago Oollect-
OF u Customs Brooks, in the presence
Oh number Of good and lAwfal Demo
SsAsic witnesses, promised Charles +.
Ae.fy, Of this city. an inspector ship,
sea said be would put him a work
Sesn she tea ship Alexander Gibson AZ
Ilsed. Ooarley waited patienRlS sill the
vessel arrived for his appointraent. The
- soip came bat the appointment did
eoa ana Mr.. Terry gave up eli bore Of
ssAlhe The Office; IN fact, be learned
saAt TIE collector hsd said in the pres
sooe OF witnesses that be never would
wont him, and for that reason cave
- Al hepe Of geiting The lob. DAYS,
eeAe and nonths rolled on aud stilI no
appointment came. FINALLY, q few DAYS
-, Terry received q letter from tie
NsetcF, saying be was sorry 20 keep
~ ~ saittne 20 tonR and would appoint
~ ~ eie6t OF nine days. This vas
- sane Old story, repeated 90 oftan,
-, taking The letter. Tie applicant for
inspector sA}, ~ q Rats rats ! {
az aeEoss q 90 Satli [ sck.
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coKyEIe1EKe rHEaarrs.



Ds1usy shssia IA. osrk, has two
nan IA ths soaaay f.iI - sasvisasn 81
esine ths oass no annsnltod Gasrws
nyds PFesscn On he exsalnz og ssnurv
issh a daissiiss nanaaa Rssa - so
men iseksd - fos Ne sazns erias. ana
= leskina ~ thisd.
Oaps4tn Wooiary wsa penn 1sef oxat,.
saa, au1 sf1led Ih1f E,e haf haen eft.
80 - . l1o7ry whieA b had waskaa nn.
D1t 0winR % ne pRsmAsass pnhliaaficn
q c1flain facts. and csrtaia ihinan fl.ss
were nos facts, 10 bad eigsn % iks
sheEi1 osohrans uas Ala, $50 L..
niNnt Re Bzta be had 4 uunstar 81
men = jail changed With tks ceIne 81
Assuming Preston, and shat he haS
fsruasa - aliow them 20 ba intesvlewef
~ he ttporteEs, lest tbs premature
pzolisailon 81 their alasamentH Tufnt2
detaat tue eads of fuellse.
Dr. DA9son bFonRnf q reqassl % thss
9ine1 fF3n Ne. PKaason to state ttat
instead ct bring shot. as be a. Irsi SAP
poaso, be had really been uiruak wiih
some nsavg missile, aud tbe coueueeion
vas 80 freas that he naturally inaalneS
Pc had pee7ls saot. His cheek bone =
broken, And his face badly ewoiless.
f1e doolors my hops to save his life,
snd bis e7s, too
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sTFE FoR ~ ARNoRY.
THR sEkTILR MILITIA COMPANIES nRoUH
A SITE FoR Al AnNoA1.


TIE sEkTILE MILITIA COMPANIES SECURE
A SIZE FoR Al AnHoA9.
An instrument was died for record in
the auditors office. yesterday leasing 10
three companies Of tbs Territorial Mil
lila In Seattle, q certain tract Of land
in the univeEsity grounds, for aFmory
purposes. 1he piece Of land leased il
about $50 feet IN length and so 10 width.
Upon 10 the lessees are permitted 10
construct and maintain Q suitable
building which shall be used by the
companies for the purpose Of an
arm0Fy and oriii hall only. The build
ing is to be erected within six months.
Il is stipulated in tue lease that Il shall
be kept IN good repair, not TO be let or
under let without the consent of the
board Of regents. and fuFtheFmere that
no spiFitous. malt os vinous liquors
shall be bought, sold OF used on the
premises.
IL is proposed 70 pat up one Of the
best drilling halls IN the territory, and
q IL expected that With such eomDodi-
Gus quarters the interest formerly man
ifcsted Ia military tactics win be Feviv-
ed. The building will be large aud
ample and 80 furnished that the Uni-
versity authorities may at times and IL
advantageous 10 us the hall for large
gatherings or even commencement ex-
eFciaes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-29

noTTcE. Ter cellars FewnFa
egll pc pnId fer lnfafsmm3Inn
.eadIna 20 the arrest nnd cen
gsction Of any ere found steal
lre copies e sle post-snteiil-
aencsr osilvesad by tae carriers
shrouessut stse eisv.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-29

Remnants table linen and lace cur
taiaa. Marked without regard 10 their
cost. Chester Oieaky.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-29

800 pairs childFen,s lace and button
shoes, size 70 regular, price 81 nov 800
per pair. TOklae 4 elnRurman.
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eRAHp ANp III yURoRs.


As the time for the eonvenine Of she
regular February tern OF the district
court fer the third judicial dissioi sp-
prOaOhss. the people are anxious 10 see
into What kind Of bands THAR Interests
ere to be pleead. A reporter called ~
he esunty Offices yesterday 10 set list
OF : % grand and petit Jurors % TIE
regular panel, With enc following result'
GRAND JURORS.
Sohn PaFfii. II Mckay, Kitsap oous.
"; Arson Harris, Sannydale; .. JoF-
ge0son, Duwamish; J. q. Eamieke.
ssqaak; Adolph KFuep. Third Ward;
Peter kumpf, First Ward; Cnarles Ken
nei', First Ward; J.. d. McDeFmoit.
sseoond ward; Taomss MoLAuehlin,
Newcastle; John MeGrath, ThiEd Ward;
W. l.. Preston. Fonrth Ward: John
Hines, Duvamishi l.. q. smith, 0sceola.
PMTTr guRT.
August Wolf. Robert Winclpaw,
Joseph A. WhAley. John farno, Seattle;
Thomas kierRon, John Hoffman and
" :, Pieseki. kiisap eoauty; p. smith,
s2aSAi Adam fosh, Houghton; and @,
AFsRet, Slaughter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-29

Remnants cold silks and ssliHs almost
cfvsn awsy. Pushes and Relvets WITH
cot regard 10 vaiue. Toklas a Slnees-
nan. is9
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-29

PasaemenieFies aud frinRss all tbe ne v
sd ades reduced 70 25s, laoes, lace hcun-
oinas and emhrorde,ies lover than
ever. Toklas a SlDeerman.
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CONFLICT or AUTHORITY.

Pssne'seEt- sladies and blrthdar cards
q oazzam's, znd aBd Marion sts. ~
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Remnants iiannels and cloth. Big
reductions. Black cashmere remnants.
Chester OleaFy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-29

Remnants silks. sstiDs. pluahes. Cnea-
ser CleaEy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-29

Immense bargains IN crochet shaWls.
81 line reduced 10 Soc, $50 90 75s.
Dent miss them, prices less than mar
ufsetuFsrs cost. Tokias a SiDReFmau.
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JUSTICES cOURr.

Bio drives in WOOL hosiery to close.
Chester Cieary.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~-~-~~~~-.-~--~--~~---- ~~-------~-~-~---~--~~~
Aavsrsisemsnfa under the haAds Of L.ost.
Foand. To Ii and siiuasions Wanted wiIi s.
inss<tsd ~ ths Fats q 5 eann . word fer hrsl
tnssEtinn; 50 Per cent foF each snbssqReut
INSERTION. PAymans always In advAnes.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN REAL KsTATF.
w ADDRESS, with particulars. }. I. D, box
l2l. Po..o1ase. - 4
UTANTED-A YOUNG GKnL, BKTwEEN
w IA and 70 year.. Call 90 MRs. W. d.
SCOTT, Hso1t s1rsst. between eeaeea and
Unlverslty. lazg L
UTAETED-RURSisHxD ROOM, VITA
wv o. without board, n private family, hY
single man must ba naar towA taKms MOD
erats. Address box %. tAss oelss. t929 q
Ev0UND-A STRIP BOAR. PICKED UP 81
n steamer Eyangel painted blue outside,
with red gauWals. Owner cal a. 3. @.
oLARKs boathoase. prove property sad pay
charges. te2e Ina
THOR SALE South HALF or BLOCK
II "a" Rhinneys addition 70 Seattle. a.
$50 PR let. address RHfanEf, care Orego-
ni.n. Portland, Or. ls1s q
VTTASTkD-Loa0kN6 oATTLE, YOKE
wv oxen, veil hroke ans good weight. Ap-
PLY. b. lssasr, bon CSC. seattle pOslolles. t2ssf
UTANTKD-A YOUNG NAN OF INTEa-
w rity, business Qualifications and good
habits references reqaireA. Address Box z,
RcsE IfTkELiaENceR once. tato1m
MoaEr 10 LoAE.oH cHATrkL Oh
WI personal security, live stoek. houaohol0
Furniture. musical Instruments. general mar
etc. COMPTON, MILLER b co.,
James street. opposite Occidental. as5tf
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MILL-M EN-.

A NJ MILL MAN WANTING FIBST
- class circular hisr aud saw hammsrsr
OF long experience, viii do well 10 Erite to ne.
] claim 70 secon6 to no ono; can give best Of
reference II seeded; my work IL the test
teeommendstion-
A. A. HOLT,
lao In Port Hadlock, Wasb. Ter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-29
Our sales were enormous The public benefited

We have only thirty days more in our
present quarters, and are determined to
remove none of our present stock to our
new quarters if low prices will unload
our stock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-16

DECETVER'S SALE OF THE
II HORSES. ANIMALS. CAGES, AND
EVERYTHING APPERTAINING THERETO
OF TIE Dan SHELBY CIRCUS
AT AUCTION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-16
ALARM IN VIENNA AND BERLIN.
Russia MassinE Troops Along the
Austrian ana German Frontiers.

Austrian and German TrOnttcrA
A Vienna special says The general order
issued by the Russian War Department to-
dav Is one Of more than ordinary interest to
Austria snd Germany. II is regarded as az
fordiug official confirmation OF recent ac-
counts 0fthe movements Of troops from north
10 south and from eGst TO west OF Russia. ant
fOreshadOws further movements of the same
Kind towards the froutiers 81 Austria and
Germany. Ii earned out these changes VIII
raise the strength OF the Russian forces on
the frontiers Of the two allied empires 10 an
extent which cannot fail 10 produce alarm In
the Wal Offices Of Vienna and Berlin.
On comparing the new order OF things
with the old it Is found that the Twenty
ninth division, hitherto in Rega, in the
north, i, 20 be transferred to k0ono, which
~ further south and close % the Prussian
frontier. and that the Twenty.ffth division,
also in Rees, is TO DO removed 10 Musk. not
far from the Austrian frontier. The whole
Second Caucasian Army Corps, consisting Of
Divisions Nineteen. Twenty, ard Twenty
one, with three brigades OF artillery and one
division Of Caucasian cavalry, are to be
transferred from the Caucasus to Russia
proper, the Nineteenth division going to
Kiefr aud tho two others TO Rega to replace
those removed further south.
The Thirteenth cavalry division, with one
regiment OF CoSsacks Of the Don and two
brigades OF mounted artillery, were removed
last November from Moscow 10 Chelm, In
the government OF Lublin, so that the Rus
sian iorco In the three frontier governments
OF Villa, Warsaw, aud Kieff consists OF eight
army corps. with twenty divisions OF in
lantry and nine divisions OF cavalry, estl-
mated altogether ut over three hundred thou
sand men on a peace footing. The increase
in this frontier force by three
full divisions OF i~nfsntry, all from the Cau-
casus, forms, therefore, such a disturbance in
toe military equilibrium OF the frontier that
Germany and Austria cannot escape The ne
cessliy Of attempting TO r6cstahlish 1t by
likewise sending new divisions TO the pros
Vinces contiguous 10 Russia.
On the BourSe to-day Il was rumored that
two divisions now in Bohemia had already
received marching orders for Galicla, and 1t
will not be surprising 10 iiud the report turn
out substantially true.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-16

han, $4,000. W. r. Ellis, Muse q Shaw.
and Robbins a. stone, three Of our lsrgestd DRY
goods firms, also assigned. Ellis's liabilities
are $4,000; assets, $4,000. Muse Shaws
liabilities arc $4,000; assets, $4,000. koo-
bins & stones liabilities are $4,000; assets
$4,000. The liabilities Of the three nrs,,
mentioned are not asccrtainable, but WIN
probably aggregate 100000. All the oe-
positors IN the Bank OF Durham are secured,
aud tho other banks sre doing business as
though ho crash had come.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-16
AuCrTos saLEs-Fusuro says.
BY X. A. Cstlfn.
Real Kstatc Agent and Auctionoer.
No. i8 Eleventh street.

A UCTION SALE OF SEVEN
IN SMALL DWELLINGS AND A VACANT .
NEAR CHIMBORAZO PAkk.-Being reluesseu
20 % do by the owners, ] win sell AZ puDhc "uO-
ton, on the premises on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2isr,
Mt 4 O'Clock p. NJ. tho THREE BRICK DWELL
fNGS situated on Thlrty.third street between
Broad and Marsball streets, and tho FOUh
SMALL DWELLINGS on Marshsll street at mo
corner Of 1hirty-third. An UNIMPROVED LOIi
will be sold after tho above sale. NO part OF
Hichmond has grown In value as rapidly within
the past twelve months as has this immediate
vicinity. Lots are readily bringing 40 per cent
profit on last years prices, and when the I'M
provements already begun and those contem-
pIated are considered, it il re reasonable to sup
pose that tho growth in values for the next year
will be as great II not greater.
TEENS: Easy. X \. AILIN
mo- ia AuctlOneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-16
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER i6TH.

at lao O'Clock. The dwelling IS new, built OF tho
best material, and was constructed for comfort
and convenience. the ovner intending 70 occupy
T. lie has concluded 20 sell aud a rare chance
e. offered 70 secure a nnst-class home. The lot Is
30k feet by iJl. The dwelling contains seven
rooms, three closets, water and culYert connec-
tons all made in tho house ready 70 connect with
tic street pipes when extended. The improve
ments in this locality are equal 10 any other por-
ton Of Church Hnl. Within one square OF the
Electric railway and convenient, TO business.
Call and inspect this house before day OF sale.
TERMS: al sale. QUARLEs & ACCUKDY,
noU Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-16
BY E A. CstIin
~ -
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
No. 10 Eleventh street

A UCTION SALE OF A NEW DE
N TACHED FRAME DWELLING ON CHIN
BORAZO HEIGHTS. AT the request OF mo
owner I will sell a, public auction, on the pre-
misses, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22D,
ct ~ o'clock p. NJ, the FRAME DWELLING Just
completed, containing seven rooms, cio5ets, o.
situated on Broad street near Thirty-stxth street.
on T. lot 30xiS) feet A more delightful locanon
for q dwelling could hardly be imagined; me
noighborhOOd is unObiectionnble, the OUTLOOK -
grand. the surrounding lots are pelng rap".ty
breczce arc always exhilarating.
TEENS: One fourth cash; balance az ~
twelve. aud eighteen months, with interest, Dnt
II desired a large portion may be psld IN
monthly instruments covering ten years.
z. A. CATLIN,
mol Aucti0neer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-16
COLIC,
INDIGESTION,
SOUR STOMACH,
HEARTBURN,
RESTLESSNESS,

a good dose Ct simmons Liver Regulator will
give Yr0np relief.
"WhHe simmons liver reiu'ator Is generally
Admitts a 30 TO & uostinvaiua0l hous shOld rene
uy. / cain IL Is an absolute specific in all cases
% Cole from whatever cause they may arise,
anu as such l most cheerfully recommend IT, In
my own case. and on various occasions Ia my
family l have thoroughly tested the merits Of
this medicine IN 8 idden AID violent attacks, and
In every instance positive relief was experienced
Ia a few minutes atd a cure speedily effected.
To all similarly Affected | c0nscientiously re-
commend simmons Liver Regul stor. Jams
4. pAs0UH. NJ. d.. Macon, Ca
Examine 20 see that you get the genuine.
distinguished from all frauds and imitstions
by our red 4 trademark on front OF wrapper,
and on tue side the seal and signature Of ]. II.
zenin 4 Co no is-F, Su, W&w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-16
sAPEs, &c.

1917 EAST MAIN STREET. RICHMOND. VA.
Special attention given 10 Bank Work, Jail
Doors. Champion Cash or Decd Boxes, Combina-
ton Locals, etc.
The ABOVE sAFRs took the premium al the
Virginia Exposition for The best dynamits-proof
EateA no a2g
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-16
BY Rawlings & Rose,
Real Estate AuctiOneerS,
No. ii north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
i VALUABLE BUILDING LOT. WITH SMALL
FRAME HOUSE THEREON, SITUATED IN
HOPEDALE, IN THE IVES TERN SUBURBS OF
RICHMOND, Fronting 45 FEET on CAkTER
STREET. MAR WINbEK STREET, AND hun
MING BACK 80 IN DEPrH.-By virtue Of a
deed Of trust from Robert Lynch and wife dated
January 18th. 1891, duly recorded In Deadlock
III. page Ill 10 the clerks Office Of uenricO
County Court defauit having been made Ia the
pay ment Of q certain note therein secured. aud
being required 30 10 do by the beneficiary, | Will
sell ~ auction. on the premises. on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1855,
at Az o'clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY described IN
said deed, as follows: ALL THAT LOT OF LAND
lying In the county Of Henrico, fronting on the
easI side OF Carter street and running back 80
feet, being the northern part OF Lot No. q. on a
plat recorded In Doe1-book u. page III. Henrico
County Court with u deed from JOha Is. Har7io
TO A. August.
Terms: Cash IS % a note q SIS, with interest
from January ". 1857, and expenses OF sale I;
balance on such terms a. may DO announced AZ
sale. WILLIAM n. RKyRRIDGE.
no itJt&ls Trusfsa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-16
BY X. b. Chanln & Co.,
Real Estate AdctiOneers,
No. l north Tenth street.
WEST-END REAL ESTATE
w AT AUCTION, on THE PREMISES,
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER %, 1ssS
AT Az O'CLOCK I. Nj.

By request Of the owner we will sell, by public
auction, az Above date, hat certain HOUSE AND
% on Cary street between Plum ana Harvie
streets designated As l4l5 west Cary streeU, In
the city Of Richmond.
The house is frame. with 1--WE rooms and coal
house In rear. Lot 81 feet front by 10 feet 10 an
alley.
The property Is In the growing West End and
must increase In value, and this sale offers al
opportunity for a good investment DO not fail
10 come.
TERMS: Liberal. aud announced Of sale.
X. b. CHAFFIN 4 co,
no II AuctiOQeara
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A delegation from the Church OF the Most
Holy Redeemer Of New York Tuesday pre-,
sented President Cleveland with Il cane,
voted 10 him at a recent church fair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-16
By James b. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and A~uctioneer.
Iil3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ or THE
DETACHED FRAME DWELLING AND LOT
No. 1874 WEST LEIGH STREET.
Richard p Rodgers, In the Chancery
u. court OF ine Guy
josephine Williams ct ala,J Of Richmond.
In pursuance Of the decree Of November 8, 1883,
In the abovo-named Cause, tho undereigned'
special commissioners, viii sell by public auc-
tion, on the promises, On
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %. 1883,
at ~ o'clock =. VI. the REAL Estate referred
70 ia said decree. IL being the nbOve-named
DETACHED FRAME DWELLING No. 1924 west
Leigh street, with lot fronting 30 feet On the
north side Of Leigh street between Norton and
Kinney streets and extending back between
parallel lines iGo feet, more or less, to an alley
q feet Wids.
TERMS: one third IN cash; the residue In equal
instruments By negotiable notes ~ six and
twelve months. with interest added and the title
TO be retained until the purchase-mOney is fully
paid and conveyance oriercd By tho Court
WILLIAM !. LEAkE,
WILLIAM ELLISON,
JAMES CASKiE,
Special Commissioners.
RICHARD K. ROGERS, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST Jo-
sgPHfNE WILLIAMS AND OTHERS, DE-
F~ENpANrg-IH TIE CHANCERY COURT OF THB
CITY or RICHMOND.
!, Charles W. GOddin, clerk Of said court, GER
tlfy that the bond required Of tho special COM
missioners by the decree in said cause OF No
vendor :. 1883, has been duly given.
Given under M hand this 10th day OF NOyem-
noIi CHARLES W. GODDIS.