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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-16
AUcrIos sALEs-ruture pays.
BY John 7. Goddin,
Rosl Estate Agent aud Arctioneer.
Bank aud Eleventh streets.


COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF NINE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS ON
UNION HILL, WITHIN TWO SQUARES OF THE
WEST SIDE OF RANDOLPH STREET AND
THREE ON EAST SIDE OF SCOTT STREET,
BOUNOE on THE NORTH BY PLEASANTS
STREET. WITH SEVERAL SMALL FRAME
BILE STORES AND TWO SMALL DWELLINGS
on NORTH SIDE OF MAIN BETWEEN TWEEN
TY-FOURTH AND TW ENTi FIFTH SrREETSi
EAST SIDE OF TwENTY-FoURTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANkLlNi AND A
SMALL FRAME DWELLING ON SOUTH SIDE
OF AN ALLEY LEADING FROM TWENTY
FOURTH TO TWENTY-FIVE SrREEfs.-By
virtue OF decree Of tho Chancery Court 81 the
city Of Richmond, entered on the 1tn day OF
April. 1888, in tho case OF County OF Essex rs.
Turner and dis, we, tho undersigned special
commissioners, will sell az public auction, on the
premises, on
FRIDAY, MAY IS, 1858,
commencing at O'Clock ?. NJ. in the following
/. Those SIX VALUABLE LOTS at northwes,
corner OF Randolph and Pleasants streets, each
fronting 50 feet on the west side OF Randolph
street. and running back 40 feet 10 Union or
Concurrence street, on which they have IKE
front.
aud Peasants streets, each fronting 80 feet on
the east aide Of Scott street. and running back
40 feet 70 Union or Concurrence street
AND IMMEDIATELY AFTER-sAY AT 3
O'CLOCK
g. That VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT No.
ei0S east Main street, containing rooms: Occu-
pied "a a store and Dwelling; fronting Is feet 10
inches and running back s. foet
T. TWO-STORY BRICK TENEMENT No. 2i02
east Main street. containing rooms; occupied
"a store and Dwelling; fronting 10 feet9inches
by 10 foet
3 That DOUBLE FRAME TENEMENT Nos.
2t0i aud 2i0i east Main street, containing rooms
each; occupied "a Dwellings, fronting 50 feet o
inches and running back no feet
g. LARGE THREE-sTORY FRAME DWELL
ING on east side OF Twenty-fourth street. be-
tween Main and franklin streets, containing Z
rooms. Lot 40xo0 feet
Z TWO-STORY FRAME TENEMENT. contain
ing4 rooms, on south side OF an alley leading
from TWenty-fourih 10 Iwenty-hfth streets, be-
tween Main and Franklin streets. LOt4lXG1 feet
All OF the above improved property is Occu-
pied by tenants paying good rents, and the -pe-
cial attention Of investors AID others is called %
this sale. map Of the property can be seen at
the Office Of the GucfiOneer.
TERMS: Oue third cash: balance Ia six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes, Interest
added. and title retained until all the purchase
money is paid and conveyance ordered by the
Court GEORGE I. CHRISTIAN,
CONWAY IL. SANDS,
Special Commissioners.
COUNTY oF ESSEX. PLAISTIFF. AGAINST TURNER
A. 4
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lll3 Mainstreet.
TWO NEW AND VERY ATTRAC-
4 TIVE TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLINGS
on THS NORTH SIDE OF BEVERLY STREET
BETW ZEN BEECH AND RESERVOIR
STREETS. HALF SQUARE FROM THE ELEC-
TRIO RAILWAY, FOX SALE By AUCTION
BY request OF the owner, shall sell by public
auction. on the premises on
WEDNESDAY, MAY I6. 1sSs
at $50 O'Clock r. NJ, those TWO ATTRACTIVE
FRAME DWELLINGS, Just completed, contain.
ing i've rooms each, besides closets, having good
lots Of NV by l25 feet each, side and rear alleys
good water. and the usual conyoniences Ad-
miraDly arranged for comfort and convenience.
well. built, attractive Ia appearance. aud in that
very desirable location named abOyc-iust north
from Hollywood cemetery and east OF Reservoir
street.
Attend this sale and secure q new. attractive,
well-lOcated home, which will certainly increase
In value. Good tenants are anxious 70 take them
now al good rents.
TERMS: Liberal, and al sale.
j. p. ELAN,
my1l Auctionecr.
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Ask GrQcers 10, our Patent Barley CRYSTALS,
aneS, unlSyalI< "a Cereal FOod,for Breakfast Tea
& DeS cert. NHnot sOM there, write US for free sam
pies. LyAEN FLOUR and SPECIAL Ola
BRTICA &O0Y are invaluable waste-repairing
nours fSfpysyeps'a ,Dlabetes,Debility Il Chill
droDSs RSSd. No bran; mainly free from starch.
FQvsn faIAy usesQ o;hing equals our HEALTH
H.OUE. Send f6S circular Offering lbs. free
FARWgLL& RHINEs, Props, Wstertown.N.Y
[my "a N&saSt& weowltl
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BY request Of the owner, we will sell by auc-
ton, upon the promises, on
THURSDAY TIE ira DAY OF MAY. 1885,
at $50 ?. H., those THREE NEW AND CON
VENIENT FRAME DWELLINGS situated on tue
west line Of Washington near Beverly street.
Zach dwelling IS detached and contains three
rooms. Each lot has front Of 20 by 100 feet.
Property In this section Of the city has greatly
enhanced 10 value.
This sale offers n good opportunity 10 those
In quest Of cheap homes or good, safe, paying
Investments. Come to the sale.
Terms: Easy. CHEWING 6 ROSE.
my % AucuOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-16

4 LARGE NUMBER OF BEAUTI-
IA Full BUILDING LOTS IN PLAN OF NAVY
HILL, ON SOUTH SIDE or CROUCH STREET,
ABOUT ONE SQUARE EAST OF FIFTH
STREET, FOR SALE By AUCTION.-I will sell
at public auction, on the promises, on
THURSDAY. MAY Il. 1Sss,
At O'Clock p NJ. that BEAUTIFUL PIECE OF
GROUND fronting 40 feet on south side OF
Crouch street, one square east Of Fifth street,
and 40 feet on north side OF a street 25 feet
wide.
Also 140x225 FEET on south side Of & street IS
feet wide and south Of the above lots.
This property will be- sold as whole or d.
vded into lots i5x70 feet 10 an alley, according TO
a plan which may be seen at ONCE Of the auc-
tiOneer.
These lots, overlooking and 50 accessible TO
the Chesapeake and Ohio aud Tanner Il Delaney
workshops, within che square OF the Electric rail-
way. and where property Is enhancing so rapidly
10 value, offers many adyan tages for speculation
or for building sites for persons OF small means.
Terms: Liberal JOHN I. GODDlN,
my 10 Auctloneer.
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4 VERY HANDSOME LOT WITH
"A SMALL FRAME DWELLING THEREON
on FLOYD STREET NEAR MONROE PARK
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.-By request Of tho
owner We shall offer fer saie by auction, on the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY,. MAY 10. 1888.
at o'clock =. NJ, that REALI BEAUTIFUL LOT
on the south side # Floyd street between Beech
and Morris street. fronting 81 feet and running
back lg9 feet inches deep. together with the
TWO-STORN FRAME DWELLING thereon, No.
III, containing FIVE rooms. This property Is IA
tie growing portion Of The city and within haf
square Of the kiertgic cars and Offers nue
opportunity t. secure property where Il IS in
creasing in value.
IERXs: Ono thifd cash; and the residue in
equal instalmenis at SIX and twelve months,
with interest aldod, and secured by trust deed.
HENRY L. STAPLES & co,
my 10 AuctiOneers.
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AUCTION sAEEs-This Day.

BY Chewing 6 Rose,
Real Estate Agents. Auctioneors, and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO ROUTE
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BY Sutton 81 Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.
VHREE BEAUTIFUL AND De
SlRABLE
WEST GRACE STREET LOTS,
BETWEEN HARRISON AND RYLAND
STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

At the request Of the owner we shall offer FOR
sale at pubic auction. upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY 10. 1855
at So o'clock +. ~. those VERY DESIRABLE
BUILDING LOTS, situated as above described,
fronting 81 feot each on the south side Of Grace
street add running back the usual depth 20 an
alley in the rear.
We would cali tho special attention Of persons
wishing 10 build in that locality 10 the sale OF
these lots. as they are toe PROTEST and most de-
sirablc ones now 10 be mad on west Grace street
The rapid growth Of the city in that direction
now being built there Will very naturally en-
nance the value OF this property 70 a much
higher price than it can now DO bought for.
TERMS: AT sale.
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AUCTION sALEs-Fatnre Days.
BY n. w. Bowc.
Real Estate Auc,ioneer.
THE ATTRACTIVE
n AND
DEsIRABLY-LOCATED RESIDENCE,
No. 2i0 EAST GRACE STREET,
WITH A FISK LOT,
AT AUCTION.


At tho request OF the owner viii sell By suc-
ton, on the promises ON
THURSDAY, 2iTH or NAY,
at 81 o'clock p. NJ, the EXCELLENT DWELL
ING above referred to. containing 10 or ~ rooms.
nno halls, pantry, &C, besides large cellar for
coal, &c. &C.
The house ia unusually well built IL finished
IN good style, and Il thoroughly lighted and ven
tilsied, aud ts location II convenient, being close
10 churches, markets. and places OF amuse-
ment
The LOT fronts &C feet and runs back 14s feet
Th6 purchaser Of this property will have In
II n very desirable and pleasant home. and can
feel assured that IN fow years his large lot Will
be sought after TO give greater depth and an ex-
ira entrance 10 the Broad.s,reet stores behind IT,
rs tho tendency OF the day Is in the direction OF
larger business-hOusos.
The property will he sold subject 10 a ground
rent OF 500 per annum.
TERMS At saic n. W. BOWIE,
my I6,ie,2O&id AuciiOneer.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
ANCHOR LINE.
ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE

ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE
LIVERPOOL via QUEENS TOWN.
Steamship CITY OF ROME" from New York
"Wednesday juno 18Th, July 18th, August sth,
September 9TH.
Largest ami finest passenger steamer anoat.
Saloon passage, $50 % 500 second class,
$50.
GLASGOW SERVICE.
Steamers eyory Saturday from Now York 70
GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY.
Cabin passage to Glasgow. Londonderry LIVER
pool or Belfast, ESQ and $50; second class,
$40: Storage outward or prepaid, $40.
Saloon excursion tickets 40 reduced rates.
Travellers circular letters Of credit and
drafts for any amount issued 30 lowest current
rates. For books Of tours. tickets. or further In
formation, apply 10 HENDERSON BROTHERS.
New York; or g GORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Old Do
miuiOn steamship Company, or 4. ". CARRIER,
1900 Main street, or ANDREW WELSH. Southorn
FXDre5s Company. Richmond. ap ll-om
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Schedule In EIecs
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BY virtuo of three deeds Of trust duly recorded
In the Cnauccry Court Of kichm0nd-the frs, 70
4. o. Saville, the second u John Mann. and the
third to G.. r. Tabb-wo will sell by auction, on
the premises, on
FRIDAY, MAY p, 1883.
AZ ~ O'Clock +. ~, the sOLIDLY-CON-
STkt CTED, WELL-ARRANGED, AND GIN
TRALLY-LOCATED RESIDENCE above referred
o. It's OF moderately large capaci,y. With high
pitched and wei ventilated rooms, and now o.
copied by Mr. John Lyca.
On the LOT. which fronts S2H feet on Fifth
street by a deptn 81 100 feet, thore are besides
the dwelling good iour-rooned kitchen and 4
nue stable.
The premises are too well-known 20 require a
further description.
TERMS: BY consent, oOe fourth cash; 5000 at
three years. with interest scmtgnnually, and the
residue a. one year with interest aldel-au
credit payments to he secured by A trust-deed on
the property, and the 5000 and interest thereon
70 have priority over the other deferred pay
mepts-or all cash a. the option Of the pur, haser
G.. o. SAVILLE,
JOHN MANN,
@. Il. TABB.
Trustees
Persons can inspect the house any secular day
between n o'clock A. VI. and / O'Clock z. NJ.
my 10
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AUCTION sALEs-Futsrs DAYS.

AUCTION sALEs-Fufare Days.
By ]. Thompson Brown Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aacsioneers.
1ii3 Main street.
A GRAND AUCTION SALE OF
FIFTY FIRsT-CLAss
WESTERN LOTS
ON LONG TIME
NIyE-ACRE SUBDIVISION OF THE
CHOICEST GROWING WEsT.END
PROPERTY
TUESDAY. MAY %, 1883,
AT 430 P. NJ,
ENTIRELY SURROUNDED BY THE
LARGEST PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS IN THE
CITY.
such "a the City and Electric street-car lines on
tbe south, the new EXposition-Grounds on TIE
north, the handsome Lee-monurnent grounds on
the east, and the beautiful soldiers Home on the
west.
THIS elegant PROPERTY must Of necessity
rapidly enhance In value, and II can be reasona-
bly, expected 10 pay as an Investment hand
some returns In the next twelve months
Tho frontage on Grove road has neat frame
cottage with shade troes and the balance OF this
beautiful plot II intersected by Hanover, IVY,
Park avenue, Sycamore, and Strawberry streets
Plats Of tho property for distribution at our
Office. Please call and get one.
Omnibus nil ieare our Office at o'clock =. W. on
the day Of sale.
TERMS: one third cash; balance in one. two,
and three years, per cent. interest," secured by
a trlIst-deed.
j. THOMPSON BROWN 4 CO,
nv Is AuctiOueers.
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Ntdl A'AhtH hEfut anu ~ t4yllrtls
lil3 Slain street
DUBLTC AUCTION SALE OF THE
Z ATTRACTIVE AND VERY DESIRABLE,
WILL LOCATED. DETACHED TWO-sTOkN
FRAME DWELLING. 40. I'll, WITH FINE LOT
ABOUT 4j1l25 FEET. ON TdE EAST SIDE OF
JWENTY-SlXTH STREET BETWEEN NJ AND
y : NEErS.-By request Of tn owner, who re-
sidos IN distant ato, / shall sell b public
auction, on the promises, on
FRIDAY, MAY lS ISIS,
~ O'Clock p. ". he above named Tell-known
and very attractive PROPERTY, the residence Of
the late John W. Alsop. the Dwelling being a
specially attractive one IN style aud obstruction,
containing about eight rooms, kitchen. closets,
&C.. SPACIOUS we'll arranged, very substantial,
and IN good order, the Lot being a most dcsira-
be onc, fronting about 4j feet and extending
back between parallel lines about l25 feet or
mIre 20 an alley in the rear, having also wide
sito alley
TO those seeking n thoroughly comfortable,
attractive. and pleasantly situated home this
property Offers unusual Inducements, and II will
pay well a. an investment NJ the price expected.
IL il rented by MIR q. @. Cosby IA good tenant,
at tlj pcr mOUthl who win show L. 10 those wish
ing TO inspect IL before the sale.
TERMS: basy, and announced at sale.
my - j. B. ELAN, Auctloneer.
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By J. Thompson Brown & Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
1ll3 Main street
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OOUTH LAUREL-STREET I'M
- PROVED PROPERTY.
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DUBLIC AUCTION OF THE
CHOICEST UNIMPROvED PROPERTY
OK WEDNESDAY. MAY o. 1893.

RESERVOIR AND ASHLAND STREETS.
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IN pursuance Of the decree Ia tho above
named cause entered Nay 3. 1883. the under
signed. being appointed special commissioners
thereby, Will offer for sale upon the premises
the PROPERTY above mentioned, on
TUESDAY. MAY -, 1883
at o',lCekP. ". This property Is too we'll known
TO require an extended notice II Is one OF the aest
pieces of property I'm the city The Naiu-street
store has "A front cf % feet II inches and runs
b8cK about rs feet. and the one Oh Governor
street has q front Of 3 feet inches and runs
bach about 90 feet The property is so arranged
that IL Gun b. used as q whole or divided. IL may
re offered as n whole or divided. as may be
deemed best NJ sale. We invite inspection.
Terms: Ono fourth cash; balance Ia equal in
stalments at six, twelve, aud eighteen months,
purchaser TO give negotiable nOtcs. with per
cent. interest added, and title retained untl
payment Ia full. JAMES II. DOOLEY,
MEADE HASkINS,
Special Commissioners.
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LEAVE RICHMOND
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railroad Arrive at I.f..
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Cowardin, who sues, Gel In the Chancery
court OF me Guy OF
Dooley, &c., trustees, Richmond.
, 1888-10-16
What the Sioux Want.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-The Sioux
chiefs appeared at the interior depart
ment to-day. Secretary Villas assured
the Indians that he was glad to see them
and reqested that they proceed to state
their objection to the new Sioux reserva-
ton. John Grass said:
THE first thing l want to mention is
the treaty Of 1868, and I ask you to
promptly meet the obligations of that
treaty, pay us whatever rightfully be-
longs to us. And hen the Black Hills
treaty of 1876. Why is it hat we are
not paid what is due US under these
treaties2'
Grass produced a reservation map of
Dakota Territory and pointing out the
Sioux reservation said its western bound
airy line should be a long way west from
the present location. 1--WE want ST.
per acre, just what the government sells
its lands for. We are in no hurry to dis
pose of our lands. By the treaty of 1868,
you promised us schools and teachers for
twenty years and these twenty years have
gone by and we have had schools only
within the last ten years"
He asked that all lands of the reservation
be classed as grazing lands, thus enabling
those entitled to l60 acres to get 800. He
said instead of the head of a family get
ting double the amount of land given to
and children. the latter ought to
have fully as much or more than their
fathers. The old men would soon die and
therefore did not need as much land, but
the Young ones had their way to make
and would need all they could get. And
then he wanted it distinctly understood
that when the young people married a
woman should not lose her land.
Mad Bear spoke of the failure of the
government to keep the treaties of 1868
and 1876 and asked how they should be
expected to enter into still other agree
ments when the old ones had never been
fulfilled.
White Ghost and Drifting Goose, both
of the Crow nation, made long speeches
in opposition to the bill, and stated tina
the measure had been adopted to brighten
the Indians into signing. The members
of the commission had used harsh
language towards the Indians.
When the Indians finished speaking
the secretary said that all the speeches
had been faithfully written down and
would be laid before the president. who
would give careful consideration to the
matter, and whatever decision was
reached, the secretary added, would be
announced to them on Wednesday. He
hoped they would at that time be pre-
pared to say whether they would APP
prove or %disapprove of the decision which
| would then be made known. The Indians
then retired.
, 1888-10-16
Blaine at New Albany.

NEW ALBANY, Ind, Oct 15.-In-
clement weather interferred somewhat
with the demonstration over the arrival of
Hon. James G. Blaine. Gen. A. P.
Hovey, Corporal Tanner, Gen. Adam E.
King, and A. Snowden. Toward noon
the rain abated and thousands of visitors
from Louisville, KY, Jacksonville,
Charleston, Madison, Corydon and other
n~eighboring points tramped about the
muddy streets. At 9 o'clock Blaine and
Gen. Hovey held a public reception at
the Windsor hotel, around which several
thousand people clamored. After shaking
hands for an hour, Blaine thanked the
assemblage for the cordial welcome ex-
tended Gen. Hovey and himself, and re-
turned to congressman Culberson's
residence, where he received many callers
during the day.
Notwithstanding the untavorable con-
ditions the street parade in the afternoon
was declared by citizens to be the largest
and most imposing demonstration in the
history of the city. Blaine reviewed the
parade from the balcony of Oulberson's
residence, Gen. Hovey and Corporal
Tanner reviewed them coming down town..
The procession was forty minutes passing.
Several thousand marchers were in line.
A mass meeting was held, at which it is
estimated that from 10000 to 49, 900 peo-
pie were present. Blaine arrived at $3.50
and was given an ovation.
, 1888-10-16
Keeping the Ch1nese Ont.

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, Oct. IS
-Four Cinnamon continue wards of the
Grand Trunk railway. The Grand Trunk
authorities have done everything in their
power to get them across the frontier,
even communicating with the authorities
at Washington, but each time a reply has
come that they annot be allowed to enter
this country. The Cinnamon have now
sent a communication to the Chinese M
bassador at Washington. No doubt the
matter will become an international ques-
ton between China and the United
States, and possibly Canada and the
United States. The feeling here is that
the Canadian government should object
to the Chinese pauper population of the
United States, and authorities are not al
lowing them to return to their places of
business and work.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 15.-The decis-
Ion rendered by Judge Sawyer in the
United States circuit court to-day upon
two test cases under the recent Chinese
exclusion act, the court afirms the con-
stltutlonality OF the act, and holds that all
Chinese now in harbor, as well as those
on their way here from China, must be
sent back.
CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-Moy Lon Ming, a
thoroughly Americanized Chinaman, who
has amassed wealth as a dealer in teas and
spices during twelve years residence in
this country, applied for naturalization
papers to-day but was refused.