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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30
RnshIn9IOn Nofcs.
rRr telegraph to Tue Dispatch.l


WASHINGTON, April 2a.-Bond offerings to-day,
1880 at los for ~ s and l29 for A.. All were
the state. War. and Navy Departments were
practically deserted this morning, and it was
vellnigh in vain that the newspaper correspond
ents lOOkodinto every nook AMI Granny in search
Of items OF interest Nearly every ofical OF
rank 20 high - 10 make him master OF his own
time had left for New ! Ork, and every clerk vino
was fortunate enough ~ secure leave OF alb
sence had departed for the same Mecca, and
while within the various roous business was
ftngps fed, the corridors were almost deserted.
Surgeon-Ciener Hamilton. Of the Marine Hos
pital Service. returned from his trip 10 Florida
yesterday, and left here shortly afterward Tor
New York While In Jacksonville he came TO an
understanding with the STATE Board Of Health. IN
cons aquence Of which another reVenue-cultsr
will be ordered 70 cruise on tie coast OF Florida
20 assist in keeping out small smuggiing-vessels
which are apt % bring epidemic diseases INTO
the country. In a recent letter 70 tho Secretary
OF the Treasury Governor fraucis y. Fleming. OF
Florida calls attention 20 the resolutions adopted
by the state BOARD Of Health looking TO the CO.
operation and aid OF the General Govern
ment 10 the enforcement Of quarantine regu-
latiOns. The Governor says also that he ~
informed that the system OF smuggling has
been pursued by the small craft rom
the West Indies. coming principally into the In
lets on the Gulf C ast OF Florida south Of Tampa.
The Governor says that while this IA VIOLATION
OF the revenue law much greater wrong - per-
Defrated by tho violation and disregard OF the
the Introduction OF epidemic diseases. which IS
not only a menace 20 the STATE bat 20 many other
portions Of the Union Against this danger, he
continues, the State has no adequate means OF
protection. In concluding his letter lie earnest
~ requests that the General Government will
cooperate with the State authorities and render
such assistance 10y the establishment OF an ell
cient coast patrol as will not only prevent SNUG
Cling but protect the state from the Introduction
OF yeuoW-fever from SUCH Illicit traffic.
Since March sth about 1900 changes In the
force Of b.3O9 have been made In the railway
mall service throughout the country. Tho fact
that on May LIST this service will be placed under
civil service rules ana regulations has siinu-
lated the officers 10 extra eXortions and large
number of CLERKS In The railway-mRi otlce5
have been kept busy making changes. On Satur-
DAY the night cicrSs were ordered on duty and
Kept on unal II o'clock. They had expected to
wo.k all day yesterday. but the order Of the
Postmaster-(ienera closing she department to
all persons sunday relieved them Of extra work.
The entire force will work until midnight To-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30
--WOMAN,S CHRIS.

TAN TEMPERANCE UNION at tho
Clifton house. Fourteenth street. between
FrsaklIp and Ross streets. serve DINNER ~ N.
TOD p. N. EyERf DAY. aud viii DO pleased 10
seo ter friends. hp COLT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30
By y. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L ROCKETS PROPERTY, SITUATED ON
LESTER STREET BETWEEN HAGUE AND
NICHOLSON STREETS. BY AUCTI0N.-In exc
cutlon of two deeds OF trust-the nrst 70 n. w.
Bowe aud 4. Topper. trustees. dated February
81. 1885,. recorded In Richmond ChAnoory Court,
Deed Book 1872 B., page 20 the other 10 Harvey
Wilson, dated February .. 1888. recorded in said
court. Deed Book i3s Il. page 2o6-the said ". w.
Rowe, surviving trustee. and Harvey Wilson
will sell by auction. on the premises. on
FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1859.
at4k O'Clock Y. NJ, IA the order named below.
the following property:
First The Two-SToRY-AND-BAs gMgNT
BRICK STORE No. 3606 Rockets street. occu-
pied ss grocery store. with the LOT, Is I-i2xliO
feet, beginning " feet east OF Hague street
Second. The TwO-STOkY BRICK STORE No.
1904 Rockets street. occupied as a oarbor-shop.
with the LOT. 5ox9o fesL 10 Is probable that tho
yacast par, OF this lot will be- sole sepsraseIy.
And thea, by virtue Of the last mon toned
trust-deed, tbs said Harvey Willsou will sell inn
mediasely after the ABOVE sales the LOT oppo-
site the above fronting - 0i2 feet on the south
SIDE OF Rockets street, running back 81 feet aud
having indifferent improvements thereon.
All OF this property 10 desirable. and is above
the reach OF freshets
TERMS; Cash saficient to defrsy the expenses
OIL sale, 10 pay any taxes due, and 20 discharge
Two notes aggregating s., ii5, xtth interest from
fepruarys ~, 1888. aud another note for x59s.72,
with interest from February .. 1883. and upon a
credit a. TO teSi-7a until February Q. 1890. and
the residue upon terms 70 b. announced az me
TIME OF sale. IL Is probable hal more favorable
tefms may 30 announced ~ the time OF saIe.
N. w BoWx. Surviving Trustee
AZ ~ HARVEY WILSON. TrustsA
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CHARLorTE's DONATION.
Singular Case of Suicidc-Nhot for
"a Burglar.
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l

CHARLOTTE. n. C., April 21.-News II receiver
nero OF a singular case in wilkes county. JOhn
Adams an old farmer, on account OF some DO
nestle troubles committed suicide by shooting
himself lie went of into the woods. telling nc
one OF his intention. When his body was iouhd
AMI brought home his widow Was suddenly taken
III ami died the next day
very unfortunate shooting affair occurred
here yesterday morning. At o'clock Green
McCCnueily COiOred) was returning nome from
his nights work when he was fred upon by John
Lilncorn. who thought AcCOnnelly was burglar.
Omcers also fred al the negro. but only Two
shots took effect and these are not serious. Inc
negro was not burglar, but refused 10 matt
when commanded 10 do so by LiliCOrn.
Gre Saturday night destroyed the erisl-mill,
saw-mill. aud c)tton-gin property OF Thomas
Rogers in CabArrts county. Loss about lour
thousand dollars. with no insurance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30
BY y. W. Bowe.
Real Estate AuctiOneer.

VALUABLE CORN AND FLOUR
= MILLS r. KING WILLIAM COUNTY NEAR
NELSON'S AND HANOVER TOWN FERRIES,
KNOWN As DABNEY' MILLS, AT AUCTION
By virtue OF a deed OF trust from W. ". Dabney
TO Cornelius Dabney AMI K. c. Workman trus-
tees, dated eth Of JuLe. 800, ard duly recorded.
the undersigned, surviving trustee, Will sell b.
suction, ON the promises, on
TUESDAY. NAY II, 1SS9.
az IL O'Clock NJ. the VALUABLE Mills above
referred 20, situated on tho road from Enaold 10
Richmond and about twenty-0ne miles distant
from the latter place.
The improvements In the matter OF buildings
are ample aud We'l-arranged for Their purposes.
and the machinery il in good condition, and tho
whole in nrst-rate working order and with q
capacity for manufacturing i3J bushels Of meal
and -four every twelve hours.
Fine location for store with good fishing are
some OF the other attractions For particulars
write 20 the auctioneer.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 70 pay any back taxes
and arrearages of insurance aud cost OF sale and
the sum Of $1,000 and a. 10 residue OF the debt
(say - A2.45) on a credit Of nine and eighteen
months for notes with interest added. and as 10
the surplus on such terms As the grantor or his
ass gns may prescribe; all credit payments 10
DO secured oy & deed 81 trust
X. c. WORKMAN, Surviving Trustee.
" W. BOwR Auctioneer. ap 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30
Crushed and Burnea-AwfuI Railroad
Accident

A terrible railroad accident occurred on the
Grand Trunk. near Hamilton. Ont, at 2 O'Clock
Sunday morning. The ST Louis express
Jumped the track and the engine ran into a
water-tank. Two cars telesroped and imme-
diately took fire. An the dead. eighteen IN
number were gotten out The only body iden-
tifed was that Of X ;. Quincy, OF Chicago. Ho
was Instantly killed. but not burned. An Italian,
name unknown. was also instantly Killed. The
other fifteen were burned beyond the possibility
OF Identification. About twenty persoas were
injured. but only one or two seriously. None OF
the train hands were killed. The fireman was
flightly burned and received q bad scalp wound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30
.ucr,ox sAur.-ru,ur. pays.
BY Chewing q Rose.
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers. aud brokors
. No north Tenth street.

GRAND SPRING OPENING SALE
W OF 80 BUILDING LOTS. FRONTING, e., On VI,
THE NATIONAL, ROAD AND ADJA1E.a
STREETS, NOW ONE or Tue MOST POfULAh
THOROUGHFARES TO AND FROM LIE SiI In .-
TIKI SECTION IN WHICH HONE SITES ,s ,. AXE
WITHIN THE REACH OF OUR SONS or l a,iis
WHO ARE OUR MAINSTAI TOW A hDs III, LIE
SUBSTANTIAL GROWTH, ADFANChn bt,., y,
AND DEVELOPMENT OF OUR Clff's bES ,i,
INTEkEsT.-By request Of the owner We VIII
sell by auction, upon the premises, on
MONDAY, MAY q, 1889,
at go o'clock p NJ sharp, commencing on tue
corner OF tho National road and Brown street,
sIXTY-FIvE BUILDING LOTS,
az shown BY plat which will be exhibited AZ
time Of sale. Also. on the same day uf time DO
allouedl, IL not on tho day following.
FIFTEEN BUILDING LOTS
situated on Williamsburg avenue. lewis, and
Fulton streets, plat or which will likewise 90
shown at time OF sale. All persons willing aud
anxious " shake OF the shackles Of rent paying
will be afforded an opportunity the like OF which
will not likely DO offered during your day. Your
lot will reach you from firt hands. thereby smut
ting of the spectators profit Come, friends,
in ono solid phalanx buckle on your belts, IN
which place small amount OF wampum. DO not
forget tho hour and day. visit 20 the spot Will
pay. ChEWNlN1 q hoos,
perty. ap3D
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30
Washington Races.
rBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.

WASHINGTON. April 29.-The Ivy CITY races
we're resumed to-day. The weather was hne
but tne tracz somewhat heavy.
First raoe-six furlOngs. for three year-Olds
and upwards-Sau. Harper won: swift second,
Belle Dor thifd. Time. l:lS
second race-hanlicap sweepstakes, one mile
and a observation-disclosures won; Le L0gas Sc
coDd. Troy tnirt. Time, l:J5k.
Third race-for three ear-Olds. one mile
seadrift Won: Carroll second. Buddhist third
the latter was the fsvOrite. Time. l:47H.
Fourth race-six iurOags, for three-year-Olds
and upwards-lRgO won; Blanche second. Ja-
phet third. Time, l:20A.
Fifth race-One mile, for three-year-Olds and
upwaris-Rotund won; Romp- second, wild
Cherry third. Time, ia9x.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30
By Frank y. Hill & Co.,
aud
L. A. Catiin.
Real Estate AuctlOneers.


DUBLIC SALE OF LARGE NUM-
4 Der OF CHOICE AND BEAUTIFUL LOTS
~ DINNEEN's ADDITION. 70 THE CITY OF
WOOD ADJOINING. And SITUATED on
CARLETON. UENRlCO. AND MOORE cIkEBlS.
BEING NEAR THE ENpO~lrlON-GRDLND S
AND IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE TIE SHOPS
OF RICHMOND, FREDERlCksBURG. AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD COhPANl, AT The
HEAD OF LEIGH SIREEi.-On
THURSDAY, HAY2, 1852.
on the promises, at ~ o'clock 2. NJ, we win
offer tho above desirable and valuable PkO-
PETTY IN the following order;
First 30Oxl0O FEET 20 an alley az the north
east corner OF Dinneeu and Carleton streets
second. s0xiOO FEET 10 ~ alley on tho north
line Of Henrico street.
Third. l0)xl00 FEET 20 an alley on the south
line Of tenricO street.
Fourth. 2O0xl0O FEET 10 an alley on the north
west cornor Of Moore aud Diuuoen streets, ftOnt-
ing on Moore street
These LOTS are amongst ths prettest in the
plans Of Dinneen and hayenswooI. where there
has been more real activity recently than in
almost any other locality on the suburbs 81
Richmond. about fifty dwellings having been
erected in q few months, ami sc have good rea-
sons 10 believe that there Is good future for
these LOTS, located a. they are on the most de-
sirahle streets in sad plans. WIN he sold in
lots 20 suit tho views 81 purchasers.
TERMS: Ono fourth cash, six, twelve, AMI
eighteen months; or, one third cash, one and
two years, with interes, added 10 notes, and Sc
cured by deed OF trust
Plats OF tho properly will be shown by the
auctoneers. fkANh u I'LL n 90,
T. A. CA1LIN.
apes Auciioneers.
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The Warrington Centennial.
For the Disnnich.l

A hundred years nave passed since on this day.
Proudly. yet meekiy, stood Nirgnia's son;
Forsrnoat in war in pcace The first. aud yet
once more his oodntry clnimed her Washing
ton
Not unto him, as unto kings did fall
The ernine l-rote anu optic bearing power;
Like children yearnine o n fathers face,
His people sought him in their needn't hour
No bitter vrluglIngs maned this frs; cam
paCn; ,,-.
Envy and malice raised no threatening voice
Alone he stands upon the historic page.
4 nations one pHre honest, toV'Rg choice.
No heralds elittering In bravo attire
With "pOnp and circumstance > The tidinGs
brOuphi;
A frieua came 10 his peaceful. rural home,
Round him. not seking hOpors, Luz Desought
Mt Vernon Lode star OF orr chiefian's dreams !!
From sunkissed heights TO waye-washed shores
most dear:
After Iife's storms his hearts best. dearest wish
Was this: 40 spend tn uncloufed evening
here
With deep reluctance and grave self distrust
lie loft Nj Nernons Testful shades once more,
With fixed integrity and purpose strong,
To do has auty as in days OF yore.
God keep our memories green" aye. green
they be.
with pride we view this great mans lie-Tork
done,
Our hearts are filled with thankfulness 10 God,
Who loved us, for lie gave US Washington.
April ~, 1889. SARAH A. fkfLE'
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WANTED, BY 4 LADY, A STU
w ALTON AS COMPANION. willing 70 take
care Of an old lady or invalid. Experienced and
the best OF references. VI Hing TO 90 anywhere.
Address Mas l.. LYNN, 3i2 north Fifth street.
Richmond. Va. ap 3O-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30

II Is safe 70 take BraDdreths Pills ct any time.
but u get the best results they should DO taken
on an empty stomach before going 70 bod. For
Constipation or Dyspepsia one or two taken
every night VIII IN a short time perform an 6O-
tolute cure. u Is we'll 70 take a pnreaiiYe at
least once or twice a month as . preventive OF
disease. brsndretb's Pills arc entirely yegeta-
bic and the safest and most effective purgatiye
ever introduced 10 the public They have beon
used Ia this country for over nifty years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30
BY Quarles McCurdy.
Real Estate Auctloueers,
1919 Main street
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
or THg
BEST PIECE OF WEST-MAIN-STREET REAL
ESTATE IN THE CITY,
At
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MAIN AND BEL
NIDERE STREETS,
OPPOSITE MONROE PARK.

Walker, Sc, 10 the Chencery Court OF
Ts. the clty OF flrlmOnd-Dc-
Walker and others. cree Of April -. 1859.
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KiI,ed in "a Railroad Collision.

LAPoKT. iST.. April 29.--The Atlantic express
going east aud the fast limited going west on
the Lake shore railroad coiilded at Rolling
Prairie. six miles east Of here. early Sunday
morning. An unknown man stealing . ride WAS
killed. both engiaes were wrecked. and several
cars damaged. Had the mail train beon uoder
full headway great loss Of life would have re-
suited A mistaken signal caused the accident.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30
ON WEDNESDAY, MAY / 1885, At 4 O'CLOCK P y.
BY John 7. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auciioneer,
Bank and kleventh afreet.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TEN
~ ACRES OF CHOICE HIGHLY IMPROVED
LAND ~ THE WESTERN SUBJ Rbs. one
HALF MILE WEST or 1.-THE BOULEVARD.n
AT THE INTERSECTION or BROAD STREET
AND THE ROSENEATH ROAD. WITH A
OTHER INPROyEMENTs THEREON. BY AUC-
TlON-By virtue ola decree Of ne Circuit Court
Of this county OF Henrlco. entered on the l7th say
Of April, lSs9 in the case OF Nicholas, guardian,
against Nicholas and others. the undersigned,
special commissioners. will sell at public auc-
ton, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. MAY I, 1889,
az 50 o'clock p. NJ, the above-descrhed truly
desirable TRACT OF LAND situated on tho
south side Ct the Broad-sreet road a. ia inter
section with the Rosenoath road. containing
10 ACRES Tho land lays beautifully, being
elevated and easily drained. wish p frontage on
Two roads. Tho improvements CONSIST on com
Portable and substantial two-stOry franc dwell
ing (bult only = few years ago by tho late
Thomas II. Nicholas for his own use), and con-
tains seven or eight rooms. besides large barn
with q stable and carrtage-house attached.
This property. located within one and half
rniies Of the city. IN such beautiful portion OF
the West End. accessible ty The Broad--ireet
and Grove road, IN the direct line Of the city's
growth and where real estate Is advancing 20
rapidly, should attract the special attention
investors or those wishing desirable homo Ia
delightful locality
A plat Of tho property can be seen al the once
OF the auctioneer.
TERMS: ore tnird cash: balance In one and
two years for negotiable notes. interest added,
and title retained until all the purchass-moneY
Is paid aud conveyance ordered 10y The Court
EDMUND 4. MINOR.
BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
special Commissioners
Is THE CIRCrIr CorRT oY THE County or HEN
EICO-NICHOLAs, GUARDIAN, vs.. NICHOLAs AID
AIS.
l, ". y. Leake. clert OF the Circuit Court Of
tho county OF HenricO. DO hereby certify that
special-C ommssioners Edmund C. Minor AMI
BENJAMIN n. Berry have given tho bond re-
CURED by decree entered IN tho said cause on
inc 18th day of April. ls,9.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF April,
1859.
ap.0 W. : LEAhE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30
By Frank d. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
THAT HANDSOME, CENTRALLY.

THAT HANDSOME, CENTRALLY
L LOCATED, AND VERY ATTRACTIVE
THRFR-STORY BRICK tSTUCCOEDl DWELL
ING. No. 800 AT NORTHEAST CORNER or
NINTH AND LEIGH STREETS, FORMERLY
THE LEWIS WEBB HOMESTEAD, To Bk SOLD
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-On
FRIDAY. APRIL 90, 1889,
nj : o'clock P. NJ, on the premises. we will sell
tho VALUABLE PROPERTY described above.
The house, which has been recently remOdelied
and put ia most thorough order, with all tho
modern improvements, contains thirteen rooms.
besides dry cellar with three compartments.
The present owner and occupant spared no ex-
penss in rehtting and repairing this house, aud
il if now in perfect order.
The house IL insured in tho Mutual Assurance
Society for 5000 cost per annum $50. Tho
Lot fronts on Leigh street 70 4h-l2 feet, with
depth Of lJ2 4-l2 feet.
There is no better location for private resi-
dence in tho city than this. The neighborhood
is nrst-class and its close proximity 10 the city
Hall Capitol, and business centres Will always
be Appreciated and render II valuable piece
of property either for a residence or investment.
Possession July /. 1889. Premises can be seen
any day from 10 A. VI. 20 IL or from u =. NJ.
TERMS: one third cash; balance In SIX and
twelve months, interest added and secured by
deed Of trust FRANZ ID. hill a %,
AuctiOnoerA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30

In execution Of tho aforementioned decree
the undersigned. appointed special commits
sionor thereby, will ocer Tor sale, upon the
premises, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30
BY II. seldom Taylor.
Real Estate Agent aud Auetionee"
Eleventh aud Bank streets

A UCTlON SALE OF A Pkhl =
"A BUILDING LOT on THIS wEsr >,VI ND
FIFTH STREET BETwEkS JANh>VN Al,
DUvAI. FRONTING S3xiz2 fEEt 10 ="
LEY " FRET WlD&.-uE
THURSDAY, MAY , iSe ,.. Al,
l will offer the above mentioned Lol ~ 80
by public auction. upon The pemissA
O'Clock p. NJ. ,..A
Txghs: one fourth cash balance q siA Al
aud eighteen moatha. with Interest @ia'
secured BY = deed q trust -.xtox
ann Ase.-1sss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30
AFTER T4r rv

/ IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE EN-
Il ECUTOR'S sale. advertised atove-say az 8
o'clock shall sell by auction that GOOD COR
NEk BRICK STORE AND DWELLING a. the
southwest corner Of Franklin and Twentieth
streets, 20 which special attention Is invited the
owner being resolved TO sell, anu ihs terms ex-
ceedingly liberal j. b. ELAN,
ap % AuctiOnoer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30
PERSON AL.
ITNITED sTATEs ENGINEER
FINANCIAL.

V,HE ROCKBRIDGE COMPANY
H. This company now offers its stock for sale.
Books OF subscription, prospectus. and full In
as to the company can be had at the
ofiices OF WARREN 4 QUARLES. Bankers and
Brokers. i,i9 east Main street, Richmond, Va
10 Wall street. New York.
The of1ico OF the company 10 a. Lexington, Va
WILLIAM A. ANDERSON.
apil-im yiee-President
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30

WANTED, A YOUNG MAN TO
w attend shoe store. Must have some
knowledge of the business. Must come well re-
commended Apply al RICHMOND SHOE
FACTORY. heal Of Clay street. ap SO-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-30
by ]. Thompson Brown & Co.
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerA
liI3 Msin street.
OOD-PAYING INVESTMENTS.
~ PER CENT. NET.
FOUR GOOD TWO-SToRY BRICK DWELL
INGS,
EIGHTEENTH STREET NEAR CLAY STREET,
WITH
DEEP LOTS HAVING TWO STREET FRONTS.
We will soil BY public auction. on tho nrem-
We will sell by public auction, on the prem

THURSDAY MAY 2, 1882
at z. NJ, four coon BRICK DWELLINGS.
Nos AL and i43 Eighteenth street. near Clay
street. These HOUSES ars modern in style two
stories high, Ave rooms each. with water, gas,
aud culvert connections. yeranda porches. &c,
frYnt each lSx36 with kitchen In rear 9xi2 feet
Nos. sos and o05 north Eighteenth street, near
the above. have two stories and attic, i've rooms
each, with extra kItchoiis.
1he LOTS are OF unusual size. running back to
Nineteenth street, on which front being near to
Dowen's-Hill Park small houses could be Duilt
which would pay well. 4 he houses have recently
been painted and put In good order Rent
easily for 81. 30 per month aud will pay ~ per
cent not on their prospective selling price.
TERMS; kasy, and announced nc sale.
j. THOMPSON BROWN q CO.,
40 ~ Auctioasors.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Dsys.
ByR b. Chafin q Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No north Tenth street.
TION SA j. r 0 f
TWO NICE BRICK DWELLINGS,
Nos aoo AND sos SOUTH RESERVOIR 81 Rect,
CONTAINING EIGHT ROOMS EACH,
WITH CITY WATER, BATH.
ROOMS. &C.
We will sell by public auction, on the prem
by James II. Crenshaw.
Real Estate Agent. AuctiOneer, and Broser

ON ACCOUNT OF THE FAILING
" health OF the owner, John b. Crenshag, and
By his request. will oner for sale by public
auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. MAY 3, 1889,
ats O'Clock p. NJ, that DESIRABLE SUBURBAN
RESIDENCE with about 10 ACRES OF land attach
ed on the west side Of Brook turnpike and front
ing thereon 53l feet extending back between pa
rallel lines and fronting on Howard street on tho
south side .3}2 feet, thus a1ording sn unusually
good opportunity for subdivision. as shown BY
map at my office.
improvements consist OF large brick build
ing OF rooms. kitchen and servants room, and
usual Out-buiidings. all In good order.
This property IL only three quarters OF mile
from the corporate limits Of the city on a Pile
which has a charter for a railway for cars 20 be
propelled by steam or other motor power,
which will no doubt be in operation az no dis
tnnt day. Tho attention OF businessmen and
others wishing to combine the pleasures and
advantages Of city and country lifo ia especially
called 10 this sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash; negotiable notes for
the balance at one, two, AMI three years, with
interest added, and secured by deed o. trust on
the property. JAMES II. CRENSHAW,
Ap 24-W. u.Tu, W&Ih-6t Auctioneer.