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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
r. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
A SNUG. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
AND
wELL-ARRANGED RESIDENCE.
SITUATED on TIE SOUTH SIDE OF FRANK
LIN BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
STREETS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
n. w. Bove.
Real Estate Auctioneer.

Twill, AZ tho request Of Mr.. c. OBJ. CovArdin,
who has purchased larger house. sell at public
auction, on the promises, on.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOsER g, 1889,
az ( o'clock p ". the MOST EXCELLENT
RESIDENCE above referred 20, being No. 3l9
east Franklin street, Hnd containing besides a
very dry tasomenp pretty saloon pnrlors,
Kitchen, st1re-r0Om. &c, on tho
first nOOr: on the second floor three good cham
bcrs. bath and seryants'-rO0ms; and on tho
third noOr two most excellent chambers Eloc-
trio bells, and BOT and cold water throughout
1his House is snugly arranged. and Ia IN good
order. arI by reason of its very ce1lrG location
and desirable neighborhOod will mako. "a an
Inspection OF it will show. nice rome or worry
desirable investment.
TERMS: Reasonable, and 20 DO announced at
the sale.
Remember. we are in dead earnest about sell
ing.
Il can be seen by applying 20
y. ". BOWE, Auctoneer.
pOSTPONEMENT.
The above selo il postponed on account Of the
rain until
SATURDAY, OCTOBER %, 1880.
ut o'clock 7. VI. \. ". BOWIE,
oc2l Auctloneer,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
AUCTION sALEs-TbIs Day.
BY james u. Elan.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
iif3 Main street
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
THE cKNTRALLy-LoCATBDA AND DESIRABLE
BRICK DWELLING
No. 2OJ MAYO STREET.

Holiday 7, IN. chancerv court OF tho
Hoiindsy. &C. city of Richmond Va
In pursuance OF tho decree OF May II, 1889, In
tho above named cause the undersigned. special
commissioner. will sell by public auction, on the
promises, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER %, 1889,
Of ~ o'clock p NJ. the abovo-named DESlRA-
BILE, MEDfUM-sIZE BRICK DWELLING OF two
auout ten rooms with the usual convenience,
detached brick Kitchen Of four rooms. lot front
lug 49, feet and extending back between para-
lei lines about l2s feet 10 40 alley In roar.
This In a substantial, weli-arTanged dwelling,
IN most central and convenient location, under
good rental and should command the attention
OF those wanting such n homo or good invest
ment.
TERMS: Ono fourth cash the residue In
equal instalmorts by negotiable notes at six,
twelve, and eighteen months, with interest add
cd and the tito retained uniil the purchase
money is fully paid aud 3 conveyance ordered
by tho Court. ADDISON L. HOLLADAY,
Special Commissioner
}. B. EG,Ag, Auctioneor.
HOLIDAY. Plaintiff, AGAINST HOLIDAY, SC.
DEFESDANTs-lN THE CBASCRRY COURT or
TIE CITY OF RICHMOND.
!, Charles ". Goddin. clerk OF the said court
cor lily that the bond required Of the special
commissioner by tho decree In said cause Of
May 4. i.s9, mas been duly given.
Given undor my hand this 18th day OF Octo-
Der. 1889.
os2O CHARLES W. GoDDIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26

Several persons arrested on the charge Of
being accessory 10 the murder Of Burwell
Foley at the Patrick-cOunty constructing
have been examined and discharged, as
there was no evidence against them.
Henry Haley (whitc) and Peter Oyer5ey
(coloretD, who murdered Foley, have not
been captured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
To-day is Rccistration-day.
RALElGlIiS DONATION.
The Western North Carolina Baptist As
ISOLATION brakeman kilied-The
Exodus Fever, &c.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.

Special telegram 10 tuo bibphph'l
Ramon. n. C.. October 25.-The thirty
third annual convention of the western
North Carolina Baptists met Yesterday at
Aehcvillc. The president Of the last con-
vention. Rev. u. b. Nelson, called the
body To- order after PRAYER by Rev. DIR. Is.
Griffith. of Philadelphia. Officers were
elected for the ensuing year as follows:
President. Rev. ID. b. Nelson, Of Ashevillc:
Vice Presidents. Rev. John AmmOns. OIL
Madison county, and Rev. j. NJ. Hullard,
of Macon county: Secretary, Rev. X. A.
Sonfon. Of Haywood county; Treasurer.
4. If. Cobb. Of Asheville; Auditor, ). A.
Porter. of Ashcyiile: Historian, Rev. ID. Is.
Nelson. Of Asheville. Rev. j. /. Carroll, j.
4 Porter. Rev. John Ammons, and Rev.
ID. h. Nelson were elected delegates to the
Southern Baptist Convention at Fort
Worth, Tex.
North Carolina railroad will holda special
meeting in Newbcrnc November Dist 10
consider the question Of extending the
road.
4 colo~cd brakeman was run over and In
.tauflv killed at Selma yesterday afternoon.
he slipped and fell IN front Of the wheels
while switching cars.
Mrs. Lawrence. matrou Of the insane
ASYLUM here. has been asked 70 resign.
The NEGROES in the kmst0n section are
best class ara leaving. Emigration agents
iuuu.re into the records OF those who wish
to 20 before taking them. Ii they are not
i'm good standing with the landlords and
IN Yin they are left behind. Single men
are not allowed 10 go, only families.
T.StNat,rs's barn, in Beaufort county.
was iurncd night before last. He lad
inst housed g crop Of rice. The loss is
about 1900: no insurance. The fire is
thought to Doe mconGiary. Other barns
have been fired IN that neighborhood re-
Gently.
Iti- learned that there have left Winston
during ho past week about three hundred
]. grocs To- 20 to Virginia to be there on
clcctiou-dy.
As q freight train on the Chcraw and
Salisbury road. in Arson county. was pass
iug Rock Quarry three miles from Nadcs
bno. huge rock was hurled against the
tender of the engine bv IL dynamite blast,
knocking the engine from the track.
Enoch Potter and his partner, OF Ashe
county, are reported killed. Potter's
partner was arrested by revenue Offices
and Potter shot and killed his partner, in
tending 10 kin the officer. Then the officer
killed Potter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26

There is a large quantity Of tobacco on
0Tcrincs were bright and sold very high,
fine wrappers bringing AS much as sixty
dollars.
II is now believed that the Atlantic and
Danville railroad will be open to Norfolk
by January lst.
Rev. DR.. Thames, the new pastor of the
FIRST Baptist church. has written to say
that he will not be here until the first Sun
dav in December.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26


II is said that the revenue officials IN
Henry county arc rcsorting to a curious
species Of intimidation to induce distiilers
to vote for Malone. Their plan is TO ap-
proach distiller and first ascertain what
ticket he proposes to vote. II for Malone
nc is advised that the officials know. OF
certain irregularities about his still. If he
will promise TO vote for Malone they will
hush the matter mp, but If not he must
take the consequences.
Danville and North Danyille are tho7
roughly organized, and will poll a full
Democratic vote.
Robert Wooding and w A. Poole had a
difficulty near Chalk Level. this county. .
day or two ago. during which a shotgun IN
the hands OF Poole was discharged In the
direction of WOoding, who was fortunately
not hurt. Poole has been indicted. The
case will be tried at the next term of the
County Court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
by y. ". Bowe.
Real Estate Auct.one)r.
4 MAGNIFICENT JAMES-RIVER
"A ESTATE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ELK HILL AND A PART
OF ELK ISLAND.


In execution Of deed OF trust 10 the unGer-
signed trustees, dated l3th August, iSsj, and
duly recorded in GoOchHni County Court We
WILL sell 10y auction, AZ the Office Of y. W. bowe,
so. north Eleventh street, Richmond, Va, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER q. 1889,
at O'Clock p. ~. THIS NOTED ESTATE, stu
aied on james river and on The Richmond ana
Allegheny railroad, in Goochland county, hity-
ono miles west Of Richmond. containing l,3J's
ACRES. 26l acres OF which IS the lower part or
Elk island, and the residue consists OF low
grounds upland, and woods, and the character
u the soil Il admirably adapted 70 the produc-
ton OF corn wheat. tobacco, aud grass.
The Dwelling Is a handsome structure OF SLUG
coed brick, with eleven large and airy rooms,
Rnd with vcrandas aud pOrches extending
nearly around. Tho out-houses ami farm build
ings. mostly Of brick, are extensive in hunter
and variety aud arranged In tho best manner Tor
the operations Of such an estate, which WILL
compare fagorGbly wi any In virginia.
Terms: Cash sufficient to pay costs Of sale and
any back taxes that mey be due. ami TO pay the
sum OF $50 a credit as to $4,000 until August
-. 1892, vilh interest thereon from August IL,
50. and payable annually; and the residue al
SIX aud twelve months for notes win Interest
nd1ed, and all credit payments 70 he secured by
a deed OF trust on tho property and by policy OF
insurance on the buildings duly assigned.
ST. GEORGE K FlTZHUGH,
THOMAS y. PAGE,
A. l. BOULWAKE,
oco3 Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26

A GENTLEMAN WITH

Va IN led, VFEN II4LMAN " II u
w 3JJ 90 Join the advertiser 100 purchasing
the patent right IN the State Of NHgnia oi
nr5t-c.a-a household article lut recently pnicnt-
ed. Three Thousand dollars can Dc easily made
with this article in three or fOur months ana 40
no oHucn- o. risk other than first cost. Address
al 0nce " D. L. onre CaIner !. clty. ~ 2l-It-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26

WANTED, BY \ YOUNG LADY,
W thoroughly competent, few MUSIC
SCHOLARS. VIII give lessons 10 The pIpiis
homes If preferrel. Terms Moderate. Address
l.. cnrn lellar lariicr No. -. o. .n-Lt-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26

4 UCTION SALE OFADESIRABLl

A UCTION SALE OFA DESIRABLE
y NFN TWO-STOkl FRAME DWELLING,
No. i0l' CHAFFlN STREET, BET WEEN RESFk-
NOIN AID BEggU STREFIS.-At TIE r'lGr5,
Of the owner We shall seilatpublic auction, upon
tho promises, on
MONDAY. OCr0BEB 23 lss9.
atib o'clock =. NJ. :he now rWO-STORY FIR AhE
DWELLING located as above. containing r.rcn
rooms. city water, culvert connections, g.. The
lot fronts % feer on tho north side 81 tlafln
street and runs back a good dcptn o. an alley
In .he rear.
Tl,s property il new, having iust been CONE
pleted aud ID situated IN - locality mat rs being
rapidly buitup. Tho streets are being graded
AMI improved. and property Ia that vicinity VIII
necessarily enhance in value.
Fin. opportunity % secure r y GO home OK t1
make good Investment az auction price.
TRIMS: At sale. SUTTON CO..
oct Aucrouecr7.
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A YOUNG MAN WANTS A POSI-
GENTLEMAN WHO

n lion in a grocery store. Cnn give good
recommendation IL ono is needed. Address G.
". NO. 3s2l sixth street. Rockets. oc tl-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
FOR EEET

NOR RENT, ONE MILE EASTf--s
II OF this city, PARr OF A HOUSE two or.si
three rooms, together with SIX ACRES OF GOOD
TRUCK LAND. More land may be obtained II
desired Good stable. kitchen. sc, Possession
al once. Apply 10 X. l. HARRISON,
o.. 25-3ts CC7 Louisiana street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
FOR SALE.
MINERAL WATERS.
a c A R d.

a { 4 Z D.
Since the introduction OF the
THOAPsONiS BRoMINR ARSENIC WATER
In this market, IN July, 1881. tho sale Of It has
been large, and when used In the diseases for
which IL Il recommended, the effect has boeu
satisfactory in nearly all cases, and Ia many III
stances the most WONDERFUL RESULTS have
followed It's use. II We were 10 publish one
tweDtieth Of tho letters wo receive from grateful
persons who have been benented by 10 We
could not nnd room In our catalogue. We learn
through the NEWSPAPERS that numerous
other Bromine Arsenic Springs have been ua-
ear;hed, and they delight IN making comperi-
sons with the Thompson spring. We thank
them for their help IN thus making the oklGi-
NAL aud DESERV EDLY-POPULAk WATER
still better known, and trust they VIII continue
10 advertise US WRITE FOR PAMPHLET.
The POLK MILLER DRUG COMPANY,
oc I5-eodtNoll General Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26

EOR RENT.-TWO SECOND ~
II STORY ROOMS AND HALL-ROOM. I'D
with kitchen End servants rooms Ia yard. all
iust put In ORDER are for rent on FRANKLIN street
between First ana Second. Also, BASEMENT
ROOMS In same house for offices. Apply at Us
east Main street Tor PARTICULAR.
oc 22-Tu. III .Sa,& Su4t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26


CtFVEN GOOD BUILDING LOTS
- TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION. WITHOUT
LIMIT OR RESERVE, TO the HIGHEST BID
DER-By direction OF the Committee on
Grounds and Buildings We viii sell by auction,
upon the premises, Oh
TUESDAY, OCTOBER ~. ls,l.
A. 81 O'Clock p. ". sEyES BUILDING LOTS
situated 0u the Forth line ~ Ashland adjoining
the coner of Reservoir street Zach lot has
front ~ 30 10y % feet. These lOis being located
Immediately opposite Marshall RESERVOIR
Ground AMI possessing tho cty's facilities rene
der them valuable "a home bites. You Hlll ike
wise have tbe advantage OF stcgrng your lot
from FIRST hands ana general warranty decd
fi0In tao city OF Richmond. plat ~ tho pro-
u,rtv VIII be- shown at tho time of sale Let
there be- . good turnout ~ bidders.
TERMS. ono fourth cash the remainder ~
six. twelve. ana eighteen months, secured hy
deed " trust, with per CEN. afdsd
CHEWING g. ROSE.
Oc13 Aucuoneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
AUCrloN ~ALEs-Future Days.
By r. y. Chafln & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneors,
10. north Tenth street.

Eohl Estate Aucuoncefrs
40. north Tenth street
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
4 HOUSE AND LOT on NAVY HILL. FRONT
ING 81 FEET ON THE EAST SIDE or Four KIN
STREET, BETWEEN BAKER AND DUNAL
STREETS, AND RUNNING BACK l22 FEEL TO
AN ALLEY Is COMMON rs FEET WIDE-Tho
undersigned trustee. substituted In tho place
and stead of John NJ. Han, dcreasod. by or1cr OF
IichmonI Chancefy Court. entered October 9.
1850 hy virtue OF deed 81 trust from Charles
CiiucIy and wife. dated March 81, 1874. and re-
corded IN Richmond Cbancery 60 II II Deed
Book l02 J., page 81, ard ~ the roqGosi Of W.
r.. McKcnney, administrator Of Aexina Iralor,
deceased, We will sell by public auction, on tho
premises, on
TUESDAY, OCrOBRR %, 1889,
nj o'clock r. NJ. the PROPERTY described in
said deed "as that lot OF parcel OF ground. with
"A small framed dwelling thereon, lying aud be-
ing In the city ~ Richmond, on Navy Hi, front
ing - feet on the east side Of Fourth street, De-
tween Baker aud DuYal streets. and running
back az right augies l22 foe, % an alley In con-
mon l6 feet wide, designated Oy the 80. IS on the
plan OF Navy Hill"
TERMS: Cssh for expenses Of sale and 20 pay q
noto OF $3.50, With interest from October /, 1874,
and balance on terms 10 be namod At sale
JAMES r.. NICK bNNkN,
Substituted Trustee.
r. y. CuAFFIS < Co, Auctioneers. &c Il
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PHILADELPHIA. RIG H. s1syxh
MoND AUD NORFOLK
lqEAMsuIP COAPANf.

Appointed ssiling days Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY ~ ~ VI. aud every SUNDAY az
A. ".
freight for Tuesdays aud Fridayf steamers
received til il.3O A. NJ. ior sundays steamer
tin 5 e. II. Saturday. Freight recsivoi daily Ill
P. NJ
Fare. s.
for further information apply 70
j. W. AcCARRiCK,
General Southern Agent ONCE kcckettS
W. z. CLYDE 4 Co.
uol General Agents Philsdeiphia-
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MATCHES. LEMEIRY. sc,

ID ESPONSIBLEPARTIESC o.
IA PURCHASE GOLD and SILVER L "A
WATCHES and DIAMONDS on INsTAL-ee'15a
MEMS at cash prices. Goods guaranteed as
Address RkLIABLE, P0st-Oiice
Box No. 80. &C 1854, ou,6Iulm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26

WANTED, AGENTS TO SELL
w the PfNLESS CLOTHES-LINE. Tho only
line ever Invented that holds HE clothes Without
pins perfect sue 'ess: patent recently issued
eCld only boy agents, 20 whom the exclusive right
"a given. ON receipt Of 50c. We will send a sam
pie line by mail; also, circulars. Irice-.ist. aud
terms % agents. Secure your territory At once.
Address WORCESTER PiSLEsS CLOTHES
LINE COMPANY, e Hormon street. Worcester,
Naea oc 23-W& >dl2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
By Frank ID. Hin & Co.,
By Manning c. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents.
llO4is east Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
"A FARM PROPERTY on TIKI DARBYrOWN
ROAD. SEVEN MILES BELOW RICHMOND
Being so requested by the owner, We will sell the
above-described PROPERTY at public auction.
on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER, 80, 1883.
at 8 o'clock r. NJ. that FINE FARM on the Dar-
byiown road, containing i67 ACRES, ~ acres In
nne cultivation. new dwelling two stories high,
and all necessary out-hOuses in good order: fine
young orchard OF 400 tross, all bearing. two
acres Of very fine vineyard. within two miles OF
Fort Lee station, Chesapeake and Ohio railway
This Is an elegant home, and accommodating
terns will DO made on day OF sale.
MANNING c. STAPLES Il CO.,
90 i3kw0c16&t0c20dtds AuctioneerA
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w will soon be froe from pre- eut engage
meats desires EMPLOYMENT. lie has nad a
long experience in the real estate business and in
the management OF property. is "a good book
kceper and accountant Would be- glad 10 get
employment I'm Ere insurance. Address o., care
Dtsrafcb Office o. 2i-2t'
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WOKk-KIYER LINE VA WIS
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DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
no ,syor..o r3a.o,o Baltimore mo st,snsr,
On ma lIu8 lrD models 1f As lsf. elegance. hli
comfort Leave Richmond 1891 D. y. ali g.
T. s.. arrive 9. baltimore SGD A. g., l,-f'
Baltimore daily exec ~ ra. a.f b. D. T. S. ar
rivo a. kichmD4I 'a.iJ ~. s.. ali q A.. ID
Fare 'rom li--mol1 "a ..-lI De-. .I..n -
Warrington % NAm.uF.pl. ID Do. .t.l. i-..s-
Jeig1ia 20 20. NeW fors. t.. n.lll ul.
WuminsIol, Del. &C.. Philadelphia, s.
tWgsI i0lNr ADCoHNo.AloN
Leave Ric4mo-i uWo.,y-.1.ri-
street depot. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. t',it A. =
Arrive Richmond cwea.y--alo1.
Street cutufi ....-... III. li t Il
Daily. iDeny oHceD 'laiar.
Depot AMI ucSet-ol'e fce. virginia f'-
Up-tow@ ol'c3 Cornor ,enih ani A-.1 -
JAS. b.. t.Nl,
General PASSENGER Asfa-
q. y iDIis.
Division Passenger Agt..
telu--l -
SOL HAAs. Trar Msaasea
q. ". r. IALcOl E -igs. .ro President
DICHMOND. FREDERTCKSBUEt
II AND pOrOAAc RAILROAD. -sstei..,
commenting JuNE - l~9-casiern atta'a B
;.G A. NJ. leavos Byri-Srso: ssssoa calr.
stops on.y a. Ashland Junction. n..-
ior1. aud Frsdca.zs0ury @.ctgt'
. Washington 41i Nus TORS
li07 A. NJ. leaves hyri Street station iailr. 'A'
c3It sunday
6.e3 Z. II. leaves Bvii-Ntres. eIAEfA dt4F
sleeper 70 New York.
$50 A. ". arrives a. Bgrt rtast siaaol athN
Sleeper from Nes ora.
e-3s p. NJ arrives ~ Byrd street salon Jay
stops - rreierick-Dlrg. Ai..'tt
Junction. and Ashland. Shopper itsA
Washington au1 Sew YORK
ief0P. NJ. Rrryes a. Dyfd-strsC. ail ioa ea.'h
except sunday
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAIRY ExcEPr srNDAyS
as A. u. leaves Eta AsrNcl a. Asalaai ~
1888 a. q.
100 NJ Accommodation leaves hyri->sreei
station; arrives a. A5a an al D =. u.
cop. M. leaves ElOa arrives q. Asa.ani a.
GASP. N.
G45A. n. arrives KibA Leaves AsAlsad MtD
An.
es5A NJ INSTRUMENTATION arrives a. byd.
strces station. leaves Ashland as''H
A. ".
EssP. NJ arrives 81 Elba leaves AshsAni !"
al2P.A "a.
CA TAYLOR. General Ticket Ason-
T. T. ID. MYgss, General superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26

BY James B. Elan.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Iil3 Main street.
VERY VALUABLE SUBURBAN
' PROPERTY BELONGING no TIE
ESTATE OF
THE LATE COLONEL A. G. ROBERTSON.
LARGE LOT, ABOUT 200TlGO FEET,
WITH LARGE AND DESIRABLE DWELLING,
VERY LARGE
BRICK sLAUGHTRR-HOUsE PACKING
HOUSE, ICE-HOUsE, &C.,
THEREON,
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY request Of the ownors shall soil by public
auction, on tho premises, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBEE 81. isS9,
NJ ~ O'Clock p. W.. the sbo7e-named EXCEED
INGLY VALUABLE PROPERTY, 81 uated AZ 'ho
corner Of High and l. streets, Just beyond tho
corporate limits Of the city. near Racou's-Quar-
ter branch, and one square east OF Brook ave-
nuc, belonging 70 tho estate Of the late Colonel
A. q. ROBERTSON, and which, b. reason or ia al
mirabe and convenient location. ample ground.
and excellent appointments, l. OF especial value
and attractiyeness 70 cattlc-deaiers butchers. or
darymen.
Tho propery is VOL adapted to any manufac-
turing purpose, however: the land ~ Increasing
in value. and offers good uiuccment 10 sub-di-
vision and sale ia building los for homes or rem
tai purposes.
Plat at Office Of auctO1oor ami ~ sale.
Terms Liberal, and announced AZ sale.
&c j. o. ELAN. Auctioneer
WTEST-CARY-STREET NEW
W BRICK DWELLINGS FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.
by Chewning & Rosa,
Rosl Estate Agents. Auciioneer-, and Brokers,
No north Tonth street
At the request Of the owner We viii sell at auc-
ton, upon tho premises. on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER b. lss9,
at 40 o'clock p NJ, those THREE NEW BRICK
DWELLINGS Nos. 1896, lS1. and i-oa west Cary
street Each dwelling contains seven rooms,
and ia designed for the use OF ;wo families n
necessary. The location NJ tlia properly, To-
gether with is convenience Of construction, CONF
mend themselves Co those iu guogt %, homes or
investments Please Boa PROMPTLY ON hand 10
time Of sale.
Terms: At sale. CHEWING & ROSE.
oc p AucpOuoers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26

WE HAVE SHORTHAND STU
w DENTS SUCCESSFULLY EMPLOYED.
and believe Wo can prove 20 any fair-miLdei
person that wa have the BEST SHORTHAND
SCHOOL IN The city. 20 D X T. Pl @.
WRITING. ARITHMETIC, &C, taught prac;i-
cally. Address
sMlIHDEAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
&C lJ-Tufgl. SaVSutDez2 lli3 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26
DICHMOND BAZAAR, In
! Nos. 1893 AND liig FRANKLIN STREET. III

our sale
TO-DAY
(which Is 10 DO q worry large one) will commence
at 10 o'clock, when We will Offer number Of
excellent HORSES, MULES, bUGGIEs, PHAE-
TONS, and WAGONS.
AT II O'CLOCK
% bales HAY. In prime order:
I"KING BOLT" COLT, three years old. ont OF
d thorough Hamblotoniau mare, reliably
broke. shows speed:
HORSE MT ER. and HARNESS:
FAMILY COW. now giving two and half gal
Ions:
1TWO-S AT CARRYALL, HORSE, and HAIR
MSS:
FARM WAGON" Hcxory very little used.
Several very good BUGGlEs and all other stock
registered ia time. Z. Is. COOK.
oc lf Salesman.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-09-19
PERSONAL AND PECULIAR.

JohnsHopkins, the founder of the Univer-
sity that bears his name In Baltimore, en-
tered that city at the age Of 10 with GA cents
In his pockets, and died warth $1,000, 900. He
worked harder to make the first $1,000 than
ne did to make all the rest, The bulk of
his wealth was made as private hank
er.
Remarkable results are being obtained by
the invention of tubular bells of steel in En-
gland, which, it is said, may revolutionize
all our notions of ringing. So far the inyen-
tion has not passed beyond experiment. The
tubes, varying in length from to 5 or 70 to
IA feet, are suspended in frame in the
belfry by means of cords passed through
holes in the upper part of each tube, and are
struck by hammer above the point of sus-
pension. The volume OF sound Is remarka-
Bile both for mellowness and fullness.
President Harrison had an experience that
must satisfy him that in Maryland prohibit
tion prohibits to all who have not member
ship tickets" He went to the apothecary
shop at Deer Park to buy some alcohol for
his spirit lamp, only to be told that the
county had voted no license under the local
option law, and that without o ply slcian'
prescription his lamp could not be replen-
ished. The apothecary not recognizing the
PRESIDENT, whispered that If he had "a mem,
p rsaht Ticket everything would DC an ~
t,ght. The President not being possessed OF
TINS open sesame, or open barrel, everything
mas an wrong. When the apothecary
learned who the man was who wanted to
nave spirit lamp flied his feelings were
Utmost TOO much for him.