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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10


rTRUsTEEs' SALE OF TWO NEW
TWo-sroRY FRAME DWELLINGS IN
THE PLAN or FCLrUN. SITUATED ~ LIE IN
TWEEN Erin AND FULTON snkESiS,
FRONTING TOGETHER sg4xii5 FEET 70 An
ALLEY. Also, TWO PKEilY BUILDING
LOTS OF s5 j-igxil5 FRET EACH, ADJOINING
THE ABOVE PROPERTY On rue EAST,
AND CONN BNCING AT TUE sOtIhWksI
INTERSECTION OF LOUISIANA AND kklS
STREETS. ALSO, THREE OTHER VACANT
FfET EACH on THE SOUTH SIDE OF CEN-
TIRE STREET BETWEEN WILIshlkk AND
SPRING. STREETS. AND ONE HAS A FRONT
AGE or 11tSx70 FEET ON TUG WEST SIDE
or sPhTEG STREET. BHlNO LOTS 80 AND
as IN I,EWls'S PLAINLY virtue o. certain
iced Of trust from W. J. Gauidi1g and WHO 70
tho undersigned trustees, dated December -,
1880, aud duly recorded In the clerk o1ice OK
Heurico County Court In Deadlock ~, page
800. default having boon made IN the paymsaJ
Of Z part OF tho debt secured thereby, ana az
the request Of the note-b0lder. we VIII oier FOR
sale by public auction. upon the premises. II
tho order above named, on
MONDAY, MARCH II, 1889.
commencing at i:3O O'clock P. Ne, the REAL
FSTA1 e above mentioned or 40 much thereof a.
may be necessary. being the same conveyed BY
the said decd.
1EDNs: enough in cash to pay cost OF sale and
tho sum OF $50. II, with interest thereon IRON
June 49, 1Ses. until paid. and tue residue on such
the purchasers 70 give negotiable notes Tor the
deferred payments, with interest acdei a2d
secured by deed Of trust.
n. SELDOM TAYLOR.
WILLIAM FLEGkNHEtHER,
mia Trustees
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ON THE DAN.
An Historic Tavern Burned-The To-
bGccO Market.

Especial telegram to tho Dlspatca.l
DANyHLE, Va, March 9.-Ihe old brick
tavern in North DanvilIe Known az the
" Suherlln Tavern WAS burned this morn.
ing. The building was bmt more than a
hundred years ago. and in 1t was born Major
w. T. Suiberln, OF DapvilIe. The land on
which It stood has been in the Sutherlln family
for five generations The tavern was a "a.
corlle resort In olden times for Virginia poll
,Iciaus, and many distinguished N.rginians
OF ante beltan days stopped there. II was
Que OF the oldest and most noted landmarks
in this section.
The Grand Lodge OF Odd-Fellows meets
here April 9th. About 100 delegates are
expected.
There has been considerable animation In
leaf tobacco during the week Just closed.
All grades OF marketable tobaccos were
eagerly sought after aud brought good
prices. Owing to the activity in manuiac-
turing circles all grades OF manufacturing
STOCK sold well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
.len,. chrI.taIn A..oel.lIon h,lI ia Lynch.

Mems Christian Association hall in Lynch.
burg on Monday night next.
Miss Rosa Garner, OF clifton Forge, Va,
Is visiting RELATIVES here.
The County Court has been occupied for
The past two days IN the tri9' OF MIR. A. A..
Miss Ida Mathews. OF Anderson, w. Va,
is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Z. {. King.
Mrs. Annie Loving Is visiting friends in
R0ckhridge county.
sutherliuG. charged with forging school,
Varrlp.s. but up 10 the timo OF this writing
the iurv has not brought In verdict. al
though the case was gwen to them yesterday
Mt rnOOn.
The weather for the mast few days has been
very Characteristic OF March, w.
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81 Der month for each lot Of thirty feet or
iess aud pro rata for those exceeding thirts
feet, tho bills payabie 10 advance, az arc gu
Other water bills. TIVE sprinkline wouid
then be done at less cost 10 the cItizcn AND
Weld more revenue 10 the city than nov. ~
would insure proper use aud protection OK
the Gre.hydrants and the work being done
In proper manner. n would also result In
less damage 10 The rosd-beds. which are now
often made so wet that they are rapidly cut
up By vehiclcs.
WASTING WATER.
The waste OF water stu continues Ia
alarming magnitude. Our new ordinance
provides for proper plumbing aud fixtures,
ADD their protection from freezing. but do
not affect " bat has Deen done in me past
and from these old fixtures comes most OF
the wESte. As an example. Will state thSt
In one part OF the city last August, when
parties living m the higher portions com
planned that they could get no water on The
second floors, an inspection was made, and
at every third house for twelve consecutive
SQUARES the fixtures were wasting or leasing
gu the ground floors. Where the pressure
at night was twenty pounds 1t wss only ten
pounds during the day. rhis was In aresi-
deut portion OF the city, with no manu-
factories near. TIE most serious eyIl
existing and the source OF greatest
waste are the od.fssdioned lever
handled closets, which are constantly lett
running. There are 1900 OF these closets
in this city, and with only ten pounds pres
sure one OF them would waste 5000 gallons
In twenty -four hours. Our only course IS
to report the occupant Tor violation OF the
ordinance. which, in many instances. Is an
unpleasant and hard duty, as It usually nap
pens from The carelessness or thoughtless-
ness Of the servants or cbiljten on the io'.
The cost OF changing 10 an automatic fixture
is oniy $3.50, and should be done by the
owner as a protection for bis tenant. The
average daily consumption was ll.3l1.0l3
gallons. or estimating our population al 9O''
900, I2G gallons pr capita less than the
consumption per capita OF last year. owing
to the increased estimate OF population.
From the reports OF 1856 Of the following
cities il will be seen that the consumption
Der caDlta was in
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MARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.
Attempt 20 Barn the ToWn-Court
Clerk appointed.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l


SUFFOLK. March 9.-Quile a serious acct
dent occurred Mt Mcguire IL Sons saw-mlll,
Of this place, this morning. A piece OF lin
Der that was being saved broke and pOr-
ton OF It struck Mr.. Charles Mcguire, irac'
turing his jawbOne ~ two places and dread
fully cutting bis face. HIS escape from
death was almost miraculous. The flying
timber Just missed two other men in its
higdt. DR.. ". W. Murray rendered surgical
and and Mr.. Mcguire left on the evening
tram for PHILADELPHIA, where his family re-.
side.
An attempt was made TO burn the town on
Suffolk last night. Some unknown person
carried quantity OF hay into kitchen on
james V. Butier's premises md fired it,
The Goor was badly burned. but the tire
died out before getting sufficient hsadway to
do any great damage.
Judge Klhy has appointed W. b. Causfy
county clerk TO Temporarily on the vacancy
caused by the death OF Judge Peter y. Prem
tiss. The sppointse is grandson OF the
late clerk. An election will be held In May
TO fill the vacancy.
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Railroad Accidents-A Negro KILLED.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

CuRISTIANsBURG, Va, March "a few
days since the breaking OF an axle derailed a
car on the bridge over New river Just west
Of Radford. A number Of cross-ties aud the
railing to the bridge were broken.
A few miles above Pulaski City last night
two heayly-laden freight trains collided.
The engines aud number OF cars were total
ly wrecked. a negro brakeman was killed.
The liremen aud engineers escaped by Jump
ing.
Kiah Richardson was taken by the officers
THIS week to the penitentiary 10 serve three
years sentence for bigamy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
BY George e Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1905 Bank street

A UCTION SALE OF VERY DESI-
"A RABLg AND VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ THE TOWN or ASHLAND. CONSISTING
or TWO RESIDENCES, MANY VACANT LOTS,
AND 4 FhKN ABDOMEN the TOWN. THIS
SALE Is LARGE And VARIED. AND OFFERS
MANY INDUCEMENTS 10 SPECTATORS A.
WE'LL AS THOSE SEEKING PERMANENT
HOMES. Il will oiier Tor sale, upon the premises,
on
SATURDAY. MARCH 20. 1889.
Of 3 2. b.. that NEW, HANDSOME. AND SUB
SrANTIAL RESIDE NCh. containing fourteen
rooms, halls, and closets Ihis HOUSE Was
bailt by the owner for bis own use and no pains
or eNpense were spared TO perfect Il ia all It's
parts The closest Inspection 10 invited before
the sale. The location Is as good as Any In Ash
land, being at The corner OF Clay and Henry
stree aud overlooking tho campus OF Randolph
Macon College.
There are EIGHTEEN ACRES OF LAND sd-
joining The ab)yo aud fronting on three streets.
Jhi5 must SON Oe worry valuable. We may de-
eide 70 sell this IN lots
Nlso. TWO AND FlyE-EIGHTS ACRES on Eng
land street opposite the residence OF Mr. William
>. Leake, with a GOOD DWELLING thereon
containing seven rooms. ali in good order. This
properly Is very desirable not only % resi-
dence. but ~ gu investment
Also, ABOUT ONI HUNDRED ACRES. with
ericksbUrg and Potomac railroad near the south
.rn limits Of Ashland aud en- an elevation over.
iocklug tbs ,ogn. This land " not only desirable
a. a farm. but on account Of It's location II must
soon be sought after Tor building lOls.
TERMS: Easy. and mao known 81 sale.
GEORGE 4. CRAWFORD,
ma s-eodl0s Aueuoneer.
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DWELLINGS on Pine street.
DWELLINGS on Albcmarto street.
DWELLINGS on nessrvoir street
DWELLING aud STORE en- east Main street:
Large number VACANT LOIS I'm Ricnmoud
AM Manchester.
IMPROVED PROPERTY IL Chesterfield coun-
~, Hsyicn station, Richmond ana Allegnapy
rsiiroat. Ashland. Va ifichmord, FredoTi':ks-
burg and iDiomac railroad. aud within tnree
miles Of corporate Limits OF Richmond
one LOT IA Oakwooc cemetery.
One LOT in Hollywood eemstery.
W. ". BRAGG q CO.,
heal Estate Agents and Auciioneers.
lli5 Main street.
THOMAS FRENCH. Esq, General solicitor:
mil i9-1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
by Quarlss e kcCuriy,
Real Estate Auc.i0neers,
Richmond, Va.
TRTrSTEES' SALE OF a MAGNIFI.

V'RUSTEES' SALE OF a MAGNGFI-
4 CESTJAMES RIVER ESTATE, KNOWN As
"DON Err IN GOOCuLAND COUNTY, AT BOS-
COBEL STATION ,ON TUE tARN). lMMtDl-
DfArELY On TdE RICHMOND AND ALE
GHANl RAILROAD, ElDHrEEN MILES FROM
RICHMOND, Al "a BLlc ACCIlON.-ln cxecu-
lion If 4 certain dsnd - trlst brarrg date on tho
LAT d1y a MAJ. is-5 from Albert j. hayward to
the undersigned a. tru- COOS, and Of record IN mo
CLERK s office II CO0"hliu1 County Court, Deed
Bons 81. page ~. being required 80 % 30 by the
holder of the notes thereby secured. default
having been made in tho payment ot the same.
we will o1or for sale, upon tse premises, on
THURSDAY, MARCH p. isse.
at y o'clock A.. AZ Boscohsl station. the ABOVE
MENTIONED ESTATE, containing l.ii2H
ACRES. This farm - ono Of tho best on James
river aud is extremely fertile. u has station
on 10. IA only eighle0n miles from the CRY OF
Richmcn1, and Is not surpassed by any farm IN
the county TAoneiguh0rhO1d IS one of The Oest
i'm the -tato aad there IS everything that could
possibly be desired ~ auy one seeking fine
farm. All Necessary buildings, &c
Tao place is too we'll known y require more
extended notice, aQd parties desiring 10 Inspect
can 30 ~ at any time before the sale. The auc-
tOneers Will take pleasure IN giving any desired
Psr,ies desiring to attend ssle can 90 and re-
turn by tho Richmond and Allegheny railroad
same day
1gRMs: Cash az to cost and expenses OF sale
an any delinquent taxes ana 90 pay OF tho FOL
Losing notes: Ss6ai0. with interest from 4th
Noy, SsB. subject 10 credit 81 about SIS $i3is0
with interest from ith November, 1886; fl3L1O,
win interest from itn Nay ieS7: siJ.7o. win In
forest FROM An November. 1871 si3l.5O. With III
tcrast from 4th Nay. lsS; si3L70, with interest
from 18th Noyember lSSs Sl4. J3J.06, with inter
eet from an November. 1888; balance upon such
terms a. may b. given sttlme OF sale. The pur-
chaser will be required 20 assume q prior lien
amounting 10 about 5000
II. A. MCCUkDY,
l.. e. CkUNP.
feg6 Trustees
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FOh Rem z.

EOR RENT. q
No 2Gl5 east Broad street.: 1920 per Gnnum-
No. lill .,oss street: $50 pr annum.
No. 9 nor .lin street; $50 per annum.
No e}}7 east .rsnklil street; tHi6 ger a1nIm.
No. 200 cast Craze street; $50 per annum
No 3l9 south Folrlh 10 eet. $3.50 Per nanuin.
So. coz nrr b eta street: 1910 per annum.
No .3l7 eat broad street. 1910 per annum.
No. 29 Reservoir street; flj per month.
No I7l6 east Ciay street; al per month.
No. 2s'9 q street: az per month.
No eOS Venabe 1t-eet' ~ per mouth.
NJ 2iI5 lag street; 80 per month.
No 1904 Taylor street: 50 per month.
No --- Neserratr street; 81 per month.
NO. II Spring street; s. per month.
And SMALLER HOUSES IN other localities.
Phone s3l JAMES B. ELAN,
nah l0.lt lll3 east Man street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10

IL AINIT.-100 TONS GENUINE
IN KANT Just received and for sale low,
A. 3 LEE
Twenty-eIghth and Dock streets,
NH in-i~ Achnond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10

TO tue EullpI OF tht Dt-plt'H'
read .he folio wing article in the Peters,
burg lndex-Appeil OF Thursday l1s'. which
| ask sou TO publish, with the single stale
ment from me that am not its autho-.
WILLIAM l., royal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10

BY J. Thompson Brown a Co,
Real Estats Agents aud Auctiopssrs'
lib Snin street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE
DETACHED BRICK RESIDENCE
No. III WEST MAIN STREET.
BETWEEN ADAMS AND JEFFERSON
STREETS.
Williams and sis In the Chsocery court
Of hchmOnd. Docreo
Hu,cneson and al. ;'isss '''''
By vlrtGe Of tho abose decree the uniersign-
ed commissioners wilt proceed 20 soil AZ puphc
auction, on tho premises, on
MONDAY, MARCH. is, 1859,
at O'Clock p NJ, tho above premises, bcing
DETACh 70 bklCh DWELLING two ana o nal
stories. containing nine rooms anf 60 afhoo
kitchen. Tho LOT fronts on the south line Ct
Main street twenty 1--we feet, with depth OF 10
feet 10 an alley.
Terms: one fourth cash. ard the balance 81
elk. twelve. M eighteen mOnihs: the purchaser
10 give negotiable notes for deferred payments.
with tnterest, and tito retained until whole oil
pJrchase-rnoGoy Is paid and conveyance or
dered by the Court A. w. PAT kksOH,
PRESTON CJCBs,
j. ". AMBER on.
Special Commissioners.
J. THOMSON BsowS q Co., Auctlonesrs.
WILKINS Ex'Rs. &C, PLAINTIFFS. AGAINST
HUCHgsON AND AIS. DEFsSDsSTs-lN TIE
CHANcEgY COURT OF THs CITY or RICHMOND
]. Charles W. Gcddin. clcrs Of said COURT GER
lily that the bond required OF The SPECIAL com
missioner by the decree In said cause OF March
T. lesg has been duiy given.
Given under my hand this 9ta day OF March,
1889.
NH 10 CHARLES w. GODDlN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10

A UCrION SALE OLA NEW, NEAT.
"a AND ATTRACTIyE SMALL FRAME
DWELLING AND LOT On THE NORTH SIDE
or SfkERT BETWEEN TVS srY-FiRST
AND WENTY-sECOND STkkEr~-By re-
quest Of the owner shall sell by paolic auction.
on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. Mach Is 1888.
az l.aD O'Clock P. NJ. the YgET DESIRABLE
FRAME DWELLING situated ss above stated
containing three rooms, ard kitchen, wood
house. SC: tho LOT iroaIing 35xi25 ieet ON the
north side Of y street thirty feet west Of twenty
second sveet, having large stable thoreOa.-
the buildings being new, well baiiL and conye.
nleniy arranged snug home end will rent
welt.
rsRNs: Easy. and announced at ssie
MA j. b. ELAN, Aacgl0nser.
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BY II. seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent aud Auc,i0neer.
By 4. L. Atkinson,
Real Estate AucuOneer aud INSURANCE Agent,
siJ Hull street. Manchester, Va.


sl3 Hull street. Manchester, Va.
TNRUSTEES' SALE OF A VAL
L LIABLE DOUBLG-rENEMENT FRONTING
81 Fact ON IHE SOUTH SIDE on PERRY
STREET BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND tiF-
TENTH STREETS, MANCHESTER, NA.-By
virtue Of two deeds Of trust to the undersigned
trustees, duly recorded IN me clerks ONCE OF the
Hastings Court OF tho city oil Manchester, in
Deed BOOK 6, pages - and go, default having
been tnade IA no payment Of tue bonds sec rcd
thereby, beng directed 50 10 10 by tho holders
thereof. We viii sell at public auction, on the
premises, on
FRIDAY, MARCH IS. 1889,
az 43) O'Clock +. NJ. that desirable PROPERTY
fronting q feet on Perry street. between Four
teenlh and Fifteenth streets and running back
between parallel lines 80 feet. Tho buildings
thereon contain about four rooms each and are IN
good order.
his Is q irst-class opportunity for Investment.
The property is on good street, In desirable
neiyhborh04c. ami in the par Of the city that IS
the most rapidly increasing IN value.
lER1s. Cash sufficient 20 pEy cysts Of exc
cutting this trust. taxes, aud balance OF 38a959
now due upon said bonds; tue balance upon
such terms az will be made known az the safe.
JULIUS SIKhUS.
WILLIAM J. WESTW0OD,
Il. b. CHAtFIN,
TrusteeA
A. l. ADANsos, Auctionee1. mh 10
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At the request Of ths ownor we shall offer for
sale AZ pubnc auction, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, MARCH II, i8S9.
At 5 O'Clock T.. H.. the PROPERTY located AZ
above. con aiming eight rooms, several Of which
arc nicely paDertd, besides bathroom, closet,
&c rang. hot and cold wator. aud al She mod
ern improvements
Tbs locality Is being greatly improved by ths
handsomo buildings now being erected BY SIR.
Lewis Giutsr, aaicn VIII eid greatly % The IT.
trectyeues5 Il ihe nci<hbo ho0i. rs nearaess
10 tho business portion ID The city r'niors /, tx
ceedingly desirable n5 an Investment Tor renting
purUOse- SUI l. % now rented % q prOmpI-lay-
iug tenant Of for any enc wishing q homo cen-
trally located. convenient 10 business, me mar
IgYNs: Atsalo. SUTTON & CO.,
NH 10 AuctiOnfera
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BY James b. Elan,
Heal Estate Ages. and Aucuoneer.
iii3 Main street
VALUABLE BROAD-SrREET PRO.
PER1Y.
TWO ATTRACTIVE DETACHED BRICK
STORES.
Nos. 705 AND fus wEsc BROAD STREET.
FRONTING TOG ErdER 40xi5 FEEr,
TOBg SOLD By PUBLIC AUCTION.
on THURSDAY. MAHcH ia lss9

Or THURSDAY. MARCH IL, 1853,
AJAX oh.lock p NJ. sbsi SOIL by public auction.
on the premises, the TWO VAIL ABLE TWO
STORY DETACHED BRICK SfOkkS Nos so{
and 7eS on TIC north side OF Broad street be-
tween NuniOr6 aai Giimer streets. each 'front.'
ing aOoit - feet ana extending bacz between
para lol lines is feet 70 vide paved alley ia
rear.
These houses are Of q very substantial chArs,-
Ter. hdys spacious stores and cellars. tho a.
ra3sement icr business ami resitence mblned
h exeeiieni, there being nine ana seven rooms
respectively oos des me stores. win Gas. water,
anu oioHs eonsensonces. and the enSiro premises
slroy no>hirg neot be said la commentator
or MS rcry popular locality, woefs values have
seeen.iS cooo1ei. aud where the prospect u 80
Examine this property and attsRd ne sale.
lno owner. non f3sidenh u received % sD.L
and the opportunity viii BE- q most fayorabls
Que 10 eecure good property.
IRhsss Liberal. aac announced AZ sale.
III glAN,
hAn AOct.Onaar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
By Poindsxter X Denoon,
Real Estate Agents and Alc;ioneers,
1903 Main street.

TVRUSTEE'S SALE OF A LOT OF
IANDIN HENRICO COUNTY on TWEEN
STREET BETWEEN L STREET
AND TEE NEW BRIDGE ROAD.-By virtue OF
certain decd o. trust. da1ed February ~, 1885.
and recorded in the clerks Oiiice Of do rico
Comfy Court Deed Book i23, page ~. default
having boon made la tho payment OF a certain
noto therein secured. anI beng requested 40 10
do, shall sell by auction, on the premises. on
THURSDAY. MARCH Il, lisa.
ut $50 o'clock +. T.. The RbOye-de ,cribei LOT.
fronting 81 feet on the west line OF Twenty-
eighth street. commencing 81 q point distant lij
feel from he northwest corner az Twenty-eign "A
aud L streets, wiki a dspth of lf0 feet.
Il RMS: Cash as 10 expense n sale ADD note
of $50. with interest from February 20. 1852 bal
ancs on terms 10 he announce AZ sale.
{. t.. DENOON, Trustee.
POIsDRxrEB x DENoOs, Auc ioneors. mus
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NOR RENT or SALE, THE q
Il LARGE aud DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, IN
No. eos east Franklin street. Apply 10
ALFRED GRAY,
NH oct 30. loi south Thirteenth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10

GENERAL DESIRABLE ROOMS r..
- tor ront, with PHYSICIANS BOARD. al ~
Nrs. PAITfsON'S. No. .0i east Franklin. mn e-iSt
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I. Herbert +. Tcrrill snd Thomas g. Borocs.
Trmtees....,...- .,.,......,.... Con p.alnapH,
aCains'
The Rchmond AMI Allegheny Railroad Com
pany and Otlef3. .......... .... f'fsn ifnl-
Q Eenry 81. Alexander and hcury IS. 81. 3 on,
Trustees. ...........-.... ..t..-t.l umpelHenH
againet
Tbs klchmond anil Allegheny Balrosi Gone
pany and OILERS. ieirniani%
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10

By II. Seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent aud Aucsionser'
once, Eleventh and Bank streets.
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thereby certify tina, tho bond required o, f.
r. lelsnd, commissioner in before mentoned
causes has been duly given.
1es,o: ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10

Providence and Atlanta are well supplied
with meters.
The only stoppage TO the waste Is TO put
In meters. which, as before stated, would
necessitaie proper fixtures and their proiec-
ton; Others wise IL will I've necessary cOntinu-
ally to add to our pumps and provide larger
.upply-mains, which ent1 great outlay
upon the city with no benefcent result.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10

Pursuant 10 a decree AMI foreclosure ee'e en-
tered on the l9.h dRY ui De rtpr. ',--. nf 'ia
Circuit Court ~ tbs ltgo Nlrrmani. N'r.'ull.
IN the ablve-sfylei CAUSES tlH unlof .snel, ne
commissioner appointed hy sl.i decree $40 .a.l
as an entirety 10y public aucfian. to $40 hitnel,
bidder at the front door o. fhe c1lI-l la 20 30
Hpsuugs Court, IA the said citY a. tho hour Of
- NJ, on the
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GRACE AND FRANKLIN STREETS.
By virtue OF deed Of trust from X. w. Jones
aud wife 60 tho undersigned trustee. dated FEB
ruary /, lS1A, aud recOrIed IN the hichmond
thancery Court, 20 secure TIE holder OF the n0to
therein described, aud default having been made
in the paymeni OF the same. and being required
so 70 do By me beneficiary. We shall sell az pub
lie auction, on tho premises,
FRIDAY. MARCH q, 1889
at o'clock, all tho right tltis. aud interest OF
said Jones and vito IN that certain piece or par
eel of LAND, VITA IMPROVEMENT THkRE-
on, lying and osing In the city OF Richmond on
seventh street between Grace AID Franklin
streets.
TKRns: Cash a. 70 expense OF saie ana s25n,
with interest from Feoraary !. lasl; balance as
said Jones and wife may dlreci.
w. w. SMITH, Trustee.
J. THOMPSON BROWN 4 CO.. Aucticneers.
NIB s.9.lo.i2 illAls. is-si-S&ioS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10
s~scsmfss. ss.

c,YOW-WHITE GOLDFISH. SMOKED
- Boaeles9 Herings. Fine aacssrsl and Roe
Uerripgs In barrels and KITS. Dried sugar Corn.
ana Vegetables OF all kinds "a glasses and
maio MCCARTHY HAYNRa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10

TOR RENT. THAT DESIRABLEE;S
4 AND CENrRALLY-LOCATE RESl-s=i
DrNCE at the southea,t corner q Leigh and
Eighth streets, containing fourteen rooms. be-
al: Is zitcnen. All modern Improvements and in
good reralr JOHN I. GODDlS.
heal Estat0 Agent.
NH l1-eCd3t Bank and Eleventh streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-10

The manner OF s,reet-spriDkllng ~ now
Gone by private parties Is not the best nor
most satisfactory. The contractor engages
~ many persons ss possible song square TO
pay bin for spriDkliug. which Is doue with
carte Oiled from the tirebydraats. Some re-
fuse 10 pay Tor the spriDkllpg, and yet enjoy
almost the same beneGt rs those who pay.
would suggest that The best msnner OF
having the streets spFInkled would be 10
have Il done either By the Board Of Health
or by force employed IN this department.
ADD tilsi u Re done by bose directly from
fie piugs. Al Crdinaoce migbt be passed (si.
Ter The pannef q the ogdi6snce Tor grading
and paving aiie,s) tsat wherever three
fourths Of fhe propfrty-owners or tenants
applied for sprtskliEe the streets II
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