Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-14
BUSINESS MATTERS.
TRANSFERS or REAL ESTATE N RICH
M0Np AND HENR1co.
Organization Of stock Company TO sue
coed 7. @. Williams
A Co.

purpose Of engaging In and carrying Oh tns
business OF buying, manufacturing srip'
ming. rebandling. selling, and shipping To-
bacco; manufacturing and selling snun'
cigars, cigarettes; manufacturing and selhhs
tobacco and cigsr-boxes or other articles Tor
use IN the business OF manufacturing To-
b,cco and manufacturing and selling any
other kinds OF boxes, &c. In order 10 accom-,
piish these ends the company Is autnefizeu
10 purchase the stock. fixtures, and Oil 0ther
| property owned or used by the firm OF L. =:
Williams a Co., also the trademarks ana
Goodwill owned by the estate OF 1. Z. VII
| liams, Jr., and his interest In said nrm.
The capital stock is 100000. and nav ne
increased to 100000. Real estate may DC
held not exceeding ten acres.
The officers for the first year are honert
s. Bosher, president; I. q WiIiams, Of.
yjce.president; James t. Parkinson, SUPER
inteudent. Directors: The above ana W. .
| Workman and John G. Knox.
THE soLDIRRs'-H0ME PROPERTY.
The Board OF Managers OF the Lee Camp
| Soldiers Home have received congratua.
| tion. from various sources on the success Oh
] their auction sale OF building lots few days
ago. The friends OF the institution rejoice
| that the managers will thus be enabled
| Ia nroyide for the comfortable maintenance
| NJ n much larger number Of veterans than
| the uresent resources OF the noble institution
will permit
Cnttipq of The nine acres sold nor Sfl,-
| oOO from the Soldiers Home tract leaves
| twenty.seyen acres OF the thirty-siX bought
| five vesrs ago when the Home was Instituted.
The improvements then on the property
| consj.ted OF a two-story brick building, and
the whole property cost $4,000, about one
third Of what the nine acres sold Tor on
| Thursday.
Through the liberslity OF Mr.. Robert j.
| Fleming, Of Washington, the main Duildlng
was raised to three stories, and other gene
rous persons have erected handsome coE
| tages.
There are now about one hundred In
mates of the Home and there is room TO ac-
comrnodate forty or fifty more, and there
| are about twenty-five or thirty applications
now on hle. The managers will probably
| divide M the proceeds into about nine parts
| 80 "a TO enable them TO provide for all OF the
needy veterans from this State who may
apnly for admission for the next nine years.
| n at the end Of that time the numLer OF III
mates il larger than can be supported by the
annuity received from the State, another
mart of the land back OF the Home can be
sold without detracting from the Home and
BY keeping up this plan all oil the dependent
| Virginia veterans may be made comiortsoie
here until they receive their final summons
Nm. SMITH 4 CO.'S PROPERTY.
Judge Fitzhugh heard argument yesterday
| In the case OF Cherry, morrow d GO. ana
| others against Thomas c. Barn, trustee, un-
| der deed OF trust from II. NJ. Smith Co.
The argument was upon the motion TO
| dissolve the injunction restraining the
trustee from disposing OF the property and
| to rescind the order appointing receiver.
Judge Fitzhugh reserved bis decision.
SALE oP GRACB-srREET PROPERTY.
| A deed was recorded in the clerks office OF
the Chancery Court yesterday from W. H..
| Green aud wife to Julius Strsus. conveying
the house and lot on Grace street forty feet
east OF Laurel and fronting 30 feet on Grace
and extending back 1856 feet for $4,000.
PROPERTY UNSATISFACTORY.
u. Richardson to Junius G.. Clarke and
ais. west side OF Twenty.stxth hear n,
25x132. $27j.
n. w. Bowe and ALL, trustees, and .. A..
| Crenshaw and wife TO james Alfred Jones,
northeast corner OF Fifth and Franklin, 19X
| 100, improved, $4,000.
| r. Kastelberg and wife to William w.
| Rrauer. south side OF Hanover near Plum.
s4x179i, S5.625.
joseph August and wife to Mollie B. Ed
wards, south side OF Clay near Bowe, BOX
1853, improved, $3.50
| Thomas r. b. Tinsley and wife 10 Lawson
& shelton. south side Of Marshall near
! GImer, 3J4xl4S, 10 correct title. 50.
Southern Benedictine Society OF North
| Carolina TO Joseph w. Bhley, northeast cor
1 "a
| Abraham Goldback and wife 10 K. Hunter
! Anderson. east side OF Reservoir near Wal.
lace, 3Oxl20, $500.
| HENRIco.
John A. Heisler and wife to Charles A.
Walker, square bounded by Foushee, West
| Ivy. and kensington, $4,000.
Writ Roberts to John A. Heisler, above
property. $3.50.
\. T.. BeslI and wife to G. E. Delarue, 40
feet Z inches by 40 feet inches, northwest
corner Hanover and Sycamore, g. 1850.
William Scbaaf TO William w. Lefew,
- 2s4.lO00 acres adjoining OAkwood GENES
tery, $500.
Kemper b. Satterwhite to John II. Din
neen and VI. c. staples, south side OF Brook.
land, 100 by 1O0 $780,
LIS PENDENs.
j. S. Moore against John A. Lacy TO sub.
iect interest in lot OF land on Eighteenth De-
tween Grace and Broad 10 debt OF plaintiff
amounting to S227.35.
AGREEMENT.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
| with G. III. Coster, trustee, for the rental and
purchsse Of certain rolling stock-two con.
tracts.
SUGAR on BOOM.
Sugar. like West-End real estate, 10 on Q
great boom.
1t has risen one cent in the pound during
the last two weeks, and there Is no indication
OF an early fall in the price Of this important
staple.
Two weeks ago graduated sugar sold al
wholesale for r. cents; yesterday It was
S5ass cents. aud the greater quantity was
being sold at the latter quotation.
just what this great rise means no one
seems TO know exactly, but those who have
bad the article TO buy have felt the effect OF
the turn in the market
A prominent wholesale grocer yesterday,
when asked his opinion about the advance,
said: "The sugar market has been In a state
OF excitement for about two weeks, but
am unable TO assign any cause for the adj
vance. Ii is my opinion, however. that IL Is
only a freak OF the sugar syndicate or trust.
They have the matter altogether IN their own
hands, and elevate and lower the price just
at their pleasure. These great syndicates
should be frowned down both by the ner'
ehsnts and consumers, and the sooner Con-
gress takes hold OF the matter and breaks
some OF them up be better 1t will be for The
people. think the prices are generally, a;
believe Is the case now with reference Ia
sugar, put up entirely for speculative pur'
poses and from no other cause In the world
The press brings report from London 'C
the effect that The Cuban sugar crop Is short
and that it Is mostly in the hands OF q few
continental capitalists. This has bsd ten
deney 10 add excitement to the market, hui
the rumor receives very little consideration
here.
CnESAPEAhE AND OHIO MEN.
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