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The evening world., 1888-08-16
ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING WORLD,

PLAINFIgLD, n. j., Aug. ID. 1.-The funeral OF
Frazee Lee, the hermit who died on Sunday. leav-
ing an estate OF about $500, 600, took place from the
late residence OF the deceased at Two Bridges. by
the will left by Lee the Scotch. Plans Baptist
Church will get all but n few thousand dollars,
thus freeing Il from uebt and placing 1t beyond
any other church In the State.
The evening world., 1888-08-16
Fifteen Incomes for One Man.

Agent steen. Of President Gerry's Society, ar
raiRned fourteen-year-old Joseph MichaletzEi be-
lore Justice Duffy at Essex Market TODAY. He
cry. INV ""
dne lad said that he had been here only three
week, and came from Poland. He slept In q room
on nv iourpeen others and all gave their earnings to
WIG man He was held for examination.
The evening world., 1888-08-16
WHO is JAMES L. CURTIS?
Nobody Knows the Know-Nothing Cnndi-
date for the Presidency.

date for the Presidency.
The American party in convention rs
sembled at Washington has nominated Gen.
James L.. Curtis for President.
Mayor Hewitt received fifteen votes.
No one seems to know anything about Gen.
Curtis. He is said to be a New Yorker, but
Connecticut also claims him.
An EVENING WORLD reporter asked fifty
people to-day if they had ever heard of
Gen. James l.. Curtis, and every one re-
piled IN the negative.
He certainly does not reside in this city.
The evening world., 1888-08-16
Battle Imminent in Thiber.

iBY CABLE TO THE PRESS NEWS AssoCIArtoN.l
BOMBAY, Aug. 70. A battle ID Imminent on the
frontier OF Thibet. The forces OF the Thlbetans In
the Ialarla are increasing daily and are becoming
aggressive. The Indian Government has ordered
four more companies to Sikkim to reinforce the
British expedition. Efforts to come to an agree
ment with Lamas nave failed. ~
The evening world., 1888-08-16
A ThIeyinr Employee from YirnIuin.

Detective Sergr. LAWYER, of the Central once.
to-day brought a well-dressed young man named
George Holt before Justice Duffy III Essex Market
Police Court. Holt Is wanted In Norfolk, Va, for
stealing 500 from his employer. He was delivered
over to an ofhcer from Norfolk, who was present
In court. and during the day onicer and man viii
leave for the South.
The evening world., 1888-08-16

fDY CABLE 10 THE PRESS NEWS AssooIATIoN.I
LONDON, Aug. 10. -Advices from Natal say that
Dinizulu. the son OF Getaway o, insists on his clam
TO the full sovereignty Of Zululand and will agree
TO no compromise. Before he left CeZa for the
Transvaal he refused to submit TO the civil power
set up by the British and put IRE to and destroyed
his kraals, or stronaholds.
AT last accounts from the Transvaal, Lucas
Meyer, with 100 b%nrchers, was guarding the from
tier on the Zulu side. Dinizulu lad q large follow
ing when he crossed.
The evening world., 1888-08-16
Trap shooters to Organize n League.

SPECIAL 10 THE EVENING WORLD
PITTsBUEG, Aug. ID Major j. NJ. Taylor, an
expert shot OF the East, ID here TO boom and get
into practical shape a national league OF trap
shooters.
He says 1t Is to he similar In make up to the Ma
tionai Baseball League.
The evening world., 1888-08-16
Dropped Dead in the Box once.

[IPTcIAL TO THE EVENINu WOhLD.I
BOSTON. Aug. l8.-Edwin G. Battey, ticket seller
At the Boston Museum, dropped dead an the box
ONCE there at 8, 80 this morning. DR.. Greene, who
was summoned, pronounced II a case OF apoplexy.
Mr.. Batley was forty-seven years old and had
and a half.
The evening world., 1888-08-16
Crn.hed the Baby to Death.

.IsPECIAL TO THE EVENING WORLD
HAvERHILL, Mass. Aug. II. While a team con-
tanning C, s. Towle, his wife and TWO children and
Mira. w. w. ham and baby was being driven
through the outskirts OF the city the horse became
frighi ened and all the occupants were thrown from
the carriage. Mrs. Hams baby was crushed 10
death by lie horse,
The evening world., 1888-08-16

Jordan l.. MOTIFS Stove shop ON Fire.
fHe broke ont early this morning in the stove
department. OF Jordan L. Motifs iron works. at
hundred and Thirty-third street and Southern
500 A Pu' ou' ana tue uamage was out
The evening world., 1888-08-16

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLD.l
WASHINGTON, Aug. IL. There was a strict party
vote on Mr.. Morgan's motion IN the Senate to-day
to postpone action on the fisheries treaty until
Deoember-yeas, ~; nays, ~.
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NO OPPOSITION TO MILLER.

Abound In Peace aud Harmony.
The Republicans will hold primaries in
every assembly district this evening. to elect
delegates to the State Convention, which
meets at Saratoga, Aug. 2S.
No row. are expected, as the various ma
chimes have agreed to harmonic conflicting
factions.
There will be no opposition to the nomina-
ton Of ex-senator Warner Miller for Gov
ernOr.
The evening world., 1888-08-16
Mrs. sheridan Going to New Bedford.

TAUNTON, Mass., Aug. ID NJ Sheridan ar.
rived In this city at O'Clock this morning on the
ldiewild, which was run Il special from Mansfield
Bedford with regular train. Col. Sheridan Is with
mar.
The evening world., 1888-08-16
COLLISION ON THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Three Passengers and Two Mail Clerks
Badly Hurt-Others ESCAPED.
ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLp.i

Badly Hurt-Others Escaped.
ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLp.i
CHICAGO Aug. 16.-An Illinois Central pas
senger train collided with a Grand Trunk
freight at South Lawn about z. 80 this morn
ing.
A wrecking train has gone to the scene of
the accident.
1t is stated at the Central offices that three
passengers and two mail clerks were badly
hurt, all others escaping injury.
The evening world., 1888-08-16
WIFE'S TEMPTATION.

Err CENAR little
thing! Who u
imagine that she could
be 30 artful 2" said
Mrs. Fulton, con-
t~emptuously; and So
ciety. judging from its
own standard, quite
conceded in her opin-
ion.
He was double her
The evening world., 1888-08-16
BUSINESS NOTICES.

FOL DYSPEPSIA, COLO AMI DIARRHGA.
no remedy compares with PARkER's GINGER TONIC,
PAHKEn's HAIR BALsAM 10 Jifs to the hair.
The evening world., 1888-08-16
COMING To TERMS.
The Twenty Third Street Company
Will Danish Bobtails.
Secretary Mclean Says Improve
ments will Soon Be Made.

Resolutions Passed by the Directors and
Forwarded to Mayor Notwithstanding
the Probable Motive Power to he Used
on the Line-A NotnbIc:victory to Follow
the People.
The evening world., 1888-08-16
THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST I6. 1855.
DANNY LYONS MUST HANG.
HIS LAST HOPE FOR LIFE SWEPT AWAY
THIS MORNING.

Justice Patterson Decides Adversely on His
Appeal, and He VIII Meet Ills Doom,
Next Tuendny-The Sad News Carried to
Lyons by His Lawyer and an "EvcuinR
world " Rcporter-Lyons Tries Hard to
Hear Up and II Resigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
Hung for Numbering His Grandehii'


LEBANON. Pa, November l4.-At HOS
O'clock to-day William Showers WAS hung
ia the jail-yard for the murder Of his two
GRANDCHILDREN nj Anuville. NAV II, 1887. He
was attended by Rev. Hell, OF the Eyauyeh-
cal Association, and Rev. DeiiSler bis f0rm-
er pastor of the Luthersa church, at Ann
willie. Passes were issued by the Sheriff to
about 500 persons TO witness the hanging,
aud The small yard was crowded. The
Sheriff and his deputies marched on
either side OF the condemned man from the
iron cell through the corridor to the
sca1old, preceded by the ministers. \ short,
solemn service was held in his CELL aud again
on tie scsiold just before the black cay was
drawn over the condemned mans head.
After The service on tue scaffold The trap was
sprung aud the aged murderer was swung
into eternity. He made no statement on the
g8llOws, aud showed great 6rmueSS through
out the solemn ceremonies. Death resulted
frcm strangulaiiOn. SbowerS's body will be
token To Annyiile by his two sons, TO whom
he left letter OF twenty pages, giving full
instructions, aud, IL Is thought, confession.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
Moro Hodie. Found.

10y ttIVEIaph 70 Iho HlhpAIchI
ROCHESTER, \. V, November l5.-Twelvo
more bodies were unearihed abopt 0 O'Clock
this morning Ia the ruins OF last Fridays
great ire. These are in addition 10 the
eleven taken out yesterday. This makes
thirly.three dead accounted for. There ere
probably ten or twelve bodies vet Ia tue
ruins. The first body found this morning
was abou, forty feet west OF the south ele-
ystor we'll IL was badly eharred. sud very
little was left of II, shortly after another
heap OF bodies was uneSrshed. IL was a
CHASTITY hna. The bodies we're wedged to.
getbef a. though they had been all standing
together when the 1oor gave way aud pre-.
cipitsted them 10 the basement aud into the
raging furnace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

BY Sampson 9 Adanason'
Real Eatnte Auctioneors ard Insurance Aso"'''
ara Hmm street. Manchester, VA

Sl3 Hull HLfC1ts MHasbbeN'@f
COMMISSIONERS SAL Z OF
I rInUT DESIRABLE HOUSES MD III, ~ ~, . !,
IN FIFTH grRbgT BEr'WEkN B Ains ,,,, 81, =
AVN PORTER STREETS, hANCh - ni. - a..
vircue OF decree OF tho Chancefy Ovs so y, ne
,,tv N richmond, entrred June =. ls-5, "a ns
~, ~ snic~ and wife vs Cenfrsl BUILDING ana
9aan COMPANY n a, we viii sell at pup'ic auc-
ton on tho premises, ON
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, lssS
a,A O'Clock p. NJ. the above-describcd hoo ISL.
AND LOTS. fronting together l42 ioes Su
Tor .Tarksonl street and running BACK po'W ,
,ssrSiiei lInes 195 feet 20 D i4-toot alley. INC
benses are all in frst-class order ana arc ooni-
f,ftably arranged. ,.,.
This properfy lies well and 10 ccnvenlent 70
,Na .1,Y of Eicbmond and the Richmond and
DanyiIie railroad shops. IL will be sofa sep@a'e-
~ or "a A whole as may seem the best al inc SAFE.
This IL 1rst-class opportunity ior peitles "s.u-
ing small homes, and any one Wanuus y sa'e
and nroatsbIe Investment should attend the sac,
as the rents from the property arc now paying
over l6 per cont intcreN on the aDticipaIou
prico. 49, So,ooco T.,
ak and twelve moths. deferred payments bear
inc Interest from day OF sale, title retained IN
m ali the purchase money Is paid and convey
ance ordered by The Court
BEV. 4. CRUMP.
j. SAMUEL PARISH,
GEORGE ). HOOPER, Ja.,
Special Commissioners.
SAMSON & ADAMsos. AuctiOneerS
SPIES AND WIFE. PLAfNTfFFS, AGAINST CENTRAL
PUuDrsG AND LOAs COMPANY AND AIS, Dr.
PgNDANTs-IS rHg CuANCERY COUKr or THE
CITY or RICHMOND.
7, benjamin II. Berry. CLERK OF said court
certify that the bOud required II the special COM
missioners by he decree I'm said Causo OF Juno
Q 1883. has been duly givon.
Given under my hand thls iih day Of June,
ISIS
no11 BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

A UCTION SALE OF TEN SQUARES
"A IN MANCHESTER ADJOINING The
MARX PROPERTY AND KNOWN As hAhA
Additionally vrtuo Of decree In nc Chhn-
Gerry Court VI Richmond, Va. dated juno <
isSs. O. OH C0wardin. who sues. &C. pialhuu'
Va. j. H. Dooley and Phillip y. Purcell, trustees
md ala. defendants, authorizing the unHer-
sicncd Us trustee ia certain deed Of trnst rom
Charles W. Purcell and wife, dated Nay 81, ~
- sell the property thereby conveyed, l bnali
proceed TO soil. on the premises, on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1888,
beginning at a. P. NJ, tho PROPERTY &c
scrihed m said decree and deod-to VIZ: ) ~
LOTS t.quarcs), Nos 45. 60. A.. IS. ", 81, D. 80
a. aud So, adjoining mo town Of Manchester, IN
tho county OF Chesterfield, bounded on me norm
east by jackson street. on tho southwest by "A
street separating said lots from Dr. dnfxs es-
tate. on the southeast by Morgan street ana on
n northwest ny Mnury srreet The aboVe-de-
erribed property will be greatly enhanced IN
val G. for building houses by the uearnesi OF tuo
proposed ols,aric railroad that Will cross Mayo
irtdge and run up Hull street Pat OF properly
Of the Office % toe auctiOneers.
TERMs: BY consent, 0no fourth caeh; Dalehco
IN tx. Twelve, ard eighteen months; nesoiaDIe
notes. per cent interest added. ana Tue pdr.
cbasers waving the Homestead exemption anu
secured by retention Of title on said real estate
". (. COWARDlN,
Oo3 trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
By James b. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lib Main street
EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE
or TIE
TWO ATTRACTIVE AND VALUABLE
STORES,
Nos. 1909 AND 1911 EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
BELONGING TO THE ESTATE OF THE
LATE A. PETRI, DECEASED.
EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE

BY request Of Louis Gonuel'a, Esq, executor
Of 4. Pc.rl. deceased. shall sell by pubic auc-
ton, on DO premises. on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1873.
NJ Az o'clock p. NJ, the TWO ATTRACTIVE
THkIE-sTORY, MUDKRNLY- CONSTRUCTED
BRICK STORES, Nos 1903 aud 1911. on the south
sido of Franklin street west of and near Seven
teonth street fronting respectively q b-l2XyO
aud IS 3-12xg0 feet more or less. both being tho
roughly substantial, spacious. and attractive IN
style and arrangement Tor business and resi-
dcnco mbincd. there being about eight rooms,
with Wa'er, bath, closets, private entrance, ana
every convenience fOr housckocpiug over ehch
of the stores. and Inc entire premises have been
recently put in thorough order. Tho location IS
a good one, in which great deal 81 money nos
been msde The property is under good rental,
ana Offers "A good inducemont for business n
solid Investment.
Terms: one third cash; the balance by ncgo-
tiRbr notes az SIX and twelve monih5' WIN IN
terest added, and secured by deed oi trust.
nol1 j. Is. ELAN, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

A New York correspondent saws: A spe.
eial from Portsmouth, Ohio, says: "A
money-order for two dollars, bearing the
signature Of Bepiamin Harrison, the Presi-
deDi-eleeL was received here to-day by
Mrs. ). &. Green IN payment OF a bet made
with that lazy some weeks ago. Mr. Hssrl-
son wsgered that Cleveland would VIM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
ARRIVE RICHMOND
ts55 P. NJ MAIL dGny ioz,eri sunday
SIS &. 4 ACCOMMODATE ally ,cl

ARRIVE RICHMOND
* P. NJ MAIL dGny iez,ept sunday.
SIS s. n ACCOMMODATION ally yefcs1l
sgrigFk
CONNECTIONS
AtCliltoo forge VIA Chesapeake AM on
railway Tor mo Suuth, Mesk Rnl Norfasott
AZ Lyncnonrs Silh Norfolk AMI WcsiSro rt'-
Toai Tor all points sOuth Southeast. anl ool-l'
Sesi, and NirgiaiA fldl and railway for zli p2irt
North AMI SOula-
AZ RichmOnd Nth Assrciaied kalisaYs TO Az
points IA TIE SUN. and ,Asnen4- srsdsrlcks
burg and Potomac railroad for Ne Npfth
AZ IHKiagtoa Win baltimore aad ONO raii'
rVai. making elOSs counccloos a. hsfp'is
Ferry % ami IRON Pittsburgh aud tas ne,- .ls1
81 points North aud fs2. -.
sseoine-csrs Lynch Dars 70 hoppaiS NSso'-
leans. aud iItii0 hOek - s..
Tralas mar1oi eseI ~Aaeps S9alHh
Tessss sold % all pe.nsA Oflces, 3ls cas-.
Msia stroea 100 Man ssest, AA1 - ncnsaeai
az kilaxnsas depot ki.hih ena CaaAl klreslA
30nS v hAOaut<Do
oeA Gsase4l Passenger As~2A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

49,. - - - -, - y y
Joseph d. Darts. Ancticneer'
tRsB. Cook. Salcsmau)

(RsB. Cook. Salcsman)
At THE REQUEST Or I'M ,r,
"A owner. who is declining houseKecp''s' VIM
sen =" FRIDAY, ocroBER 10rH'
,encpe az II o'clock Of no. yl3 norm l gu
con.'e an sssorfment Of HOUSEHOLD FUknl-
TIRE. consisting In part OF
I PAfiIOR SUIT:
CHAMBER SUITS ,,.,
sgna. PILLOWS, b0LSTERs; S.s.oroa
and finely finished;
CHINA and GLASSWARE;
~ rli sIRs. CARPErs. ANNIVERSARIES;
sFIFFEEDING STOVES, in nice . oTderI;
xR1sfI-TUBS. TINWARE. &c. &C. ,.,,s
houSeheoPo''' no -
saIa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
GRAND SALE OF VALUABLE
In AND ATTRACTIVE PROPERTY, Gun
sIsTING OF 2o0 LOTS, IN THE
CITY OF MANCHESTER, VA.
TIE GREATEST OPPORTUNITY EVER
OFFERED TO INVESTORS, hohih-
SEEKERS, AND SPECTATORS

By direction Of the owners, We viii Soii q"
- TUESDAY. NOVEMBER q, 1883.
81, - o,crock NJ on the premises. that beauttu.y
siplated TRACT OF LAND known rs 81 - -,
MILL which has been leased olt Oh - -, -
liberal scale, and will be onered On su0" w
as will satisfy all parties. $1,000. .-.,,o,k,r,
spring Mn Is beautiful plateau ovef ,59 ,i
James river and with an eloVatlon Oi 10 -
above tifewater: commands one OF tns lOte', ~,
views In This section OF the siass, NM moi.
city OF Richmond from the Gallego Mllis 10 lol-
lvSood. and beyond for miles up tne 5aLIlcs-
River Valley: 90 elevated that u VIII always
have the freshest Of country arr anu sne w.
can never Be- OF Instructed anu pelus oug 80
and a fourth miles from the business centre OF
RiehmOnd. II has every huFausoe"N' D0'- wv
The lots from, 30 feet on wide avenues with
denim OF 100 feet 10 an alley, aud az the tower {.
the Manchester Water-W Works Is on the prV1pcry
each lot can have the beneht OF water. lheso
handsome lots present moro sOild sitractOns
than any property ever offered In this commune
~. High. dry, healthy, and yeti near me Dust
,,sss centre OF Rcnmond. Belle Isle Nail-WorSs,
Ire iegar lrun-Works, Danyille rairOad-shops'
and other industrial establishments
The city of Manchester ia growing rapidly, and
with the street-cars now connecting u WIN RICH
pond aud the Wator-N orks nearing compile
ton Il viii continue 70 improve. and no place in
the South offers better inducements for Invest
meat and speculation.
We desire TO call special attention 10 tho very
liberal
rERWs OF SALE-viz: One third cash, and the
remainder at any time within twenty years. az
the option OF the purchaser, with interest at per
cent per annum. payable scmt-Gnnudny. FOR
further particulars call al the Onlce OF the auc-
tioneers.
AZ tho sale Will commence at II NJ. we will
have ample Refreshments Oh The grounds
AUGUSTINE ROYAL s CO.,
mol Auctioneera
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
ByN. ". BoWe.
Real Estate Aucuoneor.
GRANITE, GRANITE, GRANITE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT or
LAND NEAR RICHMOND. VA.
IMMEDIATELY on THE RICHMOND AND
ALLEGHANY RAILROAD.
AND CONTAINING INEXHAUsIIBLE BEDS
OF FINE GRANITE

BY virtue % tho horeinaftor-monsouo dccree
! will soil 10y auction, at b" Office Of ihe aur-
toneor, No I north Eleventh sireoL 10 Tie city Of
Richm0cd, Va, on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER %. iSSS.
NJ I O'Clock T. w.. thu TRACT OF LAND above
referred g. living about oiH and one haf miles
west Of the city of nlrhmond "a ile Wchnoul
and Allegheny railroad. ora VIII Ia Do has very,
very long front containing ~ ACRE ani
known 10 De- ualoriaid wi,h % nne qua t1 ~
granite, or Witch account THIS land ra- -f' DO
value. tbc profitable lua1ies n the rhilan".-
uhia Granite Company a1j0w fhi- land, 1li nov
that the Chesepcake ans OHIO a1l the ki-im'ni
auI Allegheny railroads have q 'rnM' arrange
neut the faci ties Tor shtuHent of styue east or
west g. all that cOud ho Desired.
Rsmom brr. Che gre1t Wcst is largo user or
our granite. and that this laui is ora th' oniy
road lening directly Co ihat part of oor country.
TERMS: one fourth cush. auI tho tcsicuo AT
elk twelve. AND eighteen months Tor uot's, WITH
interest added ana title retained.
JAMES PLEAS ANTS.
Special C0mmis-i0ner.
IL THE CIRCUIT Court oF TUG COUNTY 0F hEN-
RICO-PNNYR ANp ornEff rs. bYAirlt, Sc
J. ~. =. ttake, clcrk 'i tIc sait court. 30 hcfe-
by certify .hat special lomm.ssip1cr Jam"s
Pleasant. has duly given the boul required ut
him by docroe eDteroi 40 sail Cause on TIE Soth
day Of l. Druaiy. lnfb
Given under my hand this "a day - Aovem-
Der. 1883 W. :. LIAM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
INVESTMENTS.
BY Rawlings Rose,
Real Estate AuctiOneera

At the request Of the owner we viii soil by
auction, on tho premises, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1853,
a, ~ O'Clock p. n. FOUR NICE NEW FRAME
DWELLINGS. Nos 3Ul2, 30l4, 3ll6 and 3Ols. stu
sted on street between Ihittieth and Thirty
first streets Each HOt sE contains inrce roomsi
LOTS about u feet front each 10y :. icet deep.
THIS PROPERTY is only one and a hall squares
from the Electric road. ard Is daily increasing IN
value. Come 10 the sale and buy bargain.
ITEMS. AT sale RAWLINGS q ROSE,
noI1 AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

No north Tenth street
AUCTION SALE Ot a
/ SMALL HOUSE on WEST MOORE NEAR
II ARRI~ON STREET-By virtno Of q certain
deed Of trust Of record in the clerk Office oi inc
Iichmond Coanccry Court. IN Deadlock III Is,
rage 3al, default having been made In tho pay
mont of the note thereby secured ana being re-
ouired by tho holder thereof TO do, we will sell
iy auction, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER Is, 1893,
At Az o'clock +. NJ, q LOT OF LAND, with
small FRAME DWELLING thereon, on the north
line OF Moore near Harrison street. having
front Of II feet ~ inches by depth Of luO ieet
IN an alley. Property I'm this section roDis well
and yields good Income upon the outlay.
TERMS: Wil be easy and made known NJ iime
~ GALE. A. j. CHEWING,
EDWARD $ ROSE,
80 Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

Don't rub Yourself with turpentine, but
nae salvation Oh for your rheumatism. %
etntA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
IAIN.STRFET INVESTMENT.

ATAIN-STREET INVESTMENT.
vi =
BY Rawlings & Rose,
Real Estate AuctiOneors,
No. II north Tenth street
Al the request Of tho owner, who viii return
West In a few days, We Will sell by auction, on
the premises, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1873,
at ~ O'Clock p. ~, the THhEE-s1OhY-AND-
BASEMENT BRICK STORE, No. 1903 east Main
street. now occupied BY French s Crane rs
bookstore
rms property Is In thorough ORDER. hAving re-
Gently been buih hack 10 the alloy, and the entire
property painted and papered, aad Il now under
lease ~ good tenant 81 $50 per annum. The
10. fronts IA feet, and runs back - feet 10 an
alley. The property Is sold subject 70 an al
nual ground rent Of $50.
TEAMS: Easy, and announced at sale.
RAWLINGS & ROSE,
no laf7.lS&20 Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15
BY \. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auct.1neer.
HANDSOME WEST-GRACE-
STREET BUILDING LOTS
OPPOSITE THE ATTRACTIVE NEW RESI-
DENCE OF GEORGE D. THAXToN, ESQ,
AT AUCTION.

To close up an estate will sell by auction, on
the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 81, iSSS
az O'Clock p. ~. the BEAUTIFUL AID VERY
VALUABLE BUILDING LOtS above referred 90,
fronting ~ feet on the north fie OF Grace iust
above Shafcr street and running back 20 wide
public alley. They are too good t0 need prnise go
and look 90 them, and fh"n gllaco at the eXcel-
lent re.i1eucrs already built ard being butts all
around. testifyirg "a Tho do5irabiiiy % the
neichbOrhood. Win divide 20 suit yiows OF bid
ders.
TERMS: AZ snle. " W. BOWE,
10 I3,1J,lG2tdtd AucuOneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-15

AusrfSs sALEs--Puture Days,
. ByE. W. Bowe,
Real Estsfe hucnoneor
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
" SMALL TOBbCCO-BACTORY
ON THE NORTH srDe or CARY
BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH
STREETS
BY AUCTf0N.
wall sell by auction, on tho premises. on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER ~. 1874.
AZ TO O'Clock z. NJ. the THREg-srORY WARE
HOUSE on Cary street Just below Fifteenth
street, a. present occupied by T. r. Mayo. Esg..
rs a toDacco-!actOry. for which II Is well suited.
Tho location IN good, and tho building can. with
comparatively small outlay. 10 made an ex-
ceilsnt ono for general factory usca and II viii
always rent we'll. Tho lot on which 10 stands
fronts ~ feet , inches and runs back ab0It 100
feet.
TERMS; Ono fourth cash. balance az six,
twelve, and eighteen months for note, with ia
teress sfdod. and tisle retained.
THIS sale IS made 10 clOcs 40 an estate.
CHARLES :. SrkfNGFkLLOW,
JAMES CASkIF.
Special Commissioners
TIE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, pLAtsTfgF
AGAINST WILLIAM y. WARWICK ASp ALs. pE-
PENDANTS. IN rHB CBAScgkY COURT on rlE
CITY or RICHMOND.
l. Ben amin u. Berry. clcrk Of said court cor
iiiy that the bond required ~ the spcdal COM
missioncrs by he decree Ia said cause "a Nay
u. lNcS, has been duly given.
Given under my hand mis- 2ith day OF May,
1851.
noH BENJAMIN H. BERRY.