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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15
FREDERICKSBURG.
Arrested in Baitimore-A Narrow Escape
More Rain.
lCorrespoadonco Of the Richmond Di'patcn.l

ICorrespoadenco Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
FErDrr1cK ,BURG. Va. june II. 1880.
The negro Sandy Slaughter, VINO answers
the description of tire man who conlMltted
an assault on the f0urteeu-ycar old daugh-
tn of Mr.. Frank McWhirt. of this county,
on Nav 18th. was arrested Yesterday IN
Baltimore by Marshal Frey, upon nforma-
tion and description sent 10 that city ny
the city authorities OF this place. SlaUS1-
ter was seen in this place several days al
ter the occurrence, and went 10 Baltimore
by the Neems Line steamer. He answers
fully the description given by the Young
girl. Sheriff Harris, Of the county, Viii
leave for Richmond in the morning 10 OBJ
tain from Governor Lee requlsIlon Tor
the prisoner.
John Crawlev. colored mail-carrier
between this city and King George Court
house. narrowly escaped drowning yester-
dav evening. When lac arrived at Lambs
creek six miles this side Of the court
house. he found IL very high, bat thinklng
that he could cross he attempted 10 ford
tho creek. and when about midway his
horse and cart were swept down the stream;
He was thrown out. After sinking several
times he managed to catch hold OF a bOugh
Of "A tree, from which he WAS rescued by
Mr.. John Minor and colored boy, VINO
heard his cries for help. The horse. cart,
and mailbag were supposed 10 HtN' b''h
lost. but this morning were found about
quarter Of "A mile down the creek, the horse
being alive with the cart attached and
standing in the middle OF the creek n wa
ter to his thighs. The mall was considera-
bly, damaged.
Paul Rev. the condemned man, has at
last realized his position. Several times
last night he was heard TO pray very fer
vently. II is thought that he Will make q
confession of his crime tut al efforts 50 far
bv YOUR correspondent and others TO get
one from him have been truitleSs. lie Is
very quiet and has very little to say, but
has promised your correspondent state
Inent AZ an early day.
The RappahannOck Boat Club, at meet
inc held IN the Mayors Office last night,
decided 20 build at once another boat
house in the place Of the one washed away
by the recent food.
The heavy T7l'ns of yesterday and We'd
nesday have produced enough water TO run
Raw q Pettetts tiour-mills. The water ran
into their canal from Taylor's ana Straus-
bury's cliffs and Is sufficient TO run the
mill for several days.
Work on the dam and canal-gates IS be-
ing rapidly pushed forward and Is now ex-
pected ~ be concluded about the middle
Of July. What time the resorvor-pumps
will be able TO run is not known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15
LOUDOUN COUNTY.
Mahoncite Postmaster for Leesburg-
Losses by the FloOds-Crops, &c.

HdNO0fttt n % ~ ipt Atfnphi
Losses by the Floods-Crops, sc.
ICorresponaence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
LEEsBUEC, Va. June IL. 1889.
The newiy-appointod postmaster of this
town IS Malone Republican OF the
strictest sect, and will probably assume the
duties Of his position IN a few days. The
Office pays Sl,iO0.
The losses on The Islands of the Potomac
river near Leesburg during the recent
freshet were very heavy estimated as fol-
lows: Harrison's island, 5000 Seldon's
island, a. 900 20 5000, and on Vandeyau-
ter's and loves islands the losses were
very heavy IN crops and cattle. The loss
10 Loud0uu county ID bridges. DC, will
aggregate several thousands Of dollars.
From present indications the wheat har-
vest IN this county viii be pretty generally
commenced next week.
A fine picture OF Clinton Hatcher Camp,
Confederate Veterans. viii be completed by
the artist IN this town in the near future.
The group contains photographs Of il2
members. This Camp was named for the
first DrsCdiS soldier from Loudoun who fell
in the battle on Loud0un soil, at Balls Bluff,
in 1861. CAToOTIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15
A Terrible Accident-sudden Death.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

NoRroLK. Va, June IA colored lum-
ber-getter in the employ of Messrs. Scheet
& Co.. on the Lyunhaven river, had his feet
crushed Yesterday while at work by having
them caught between pile and tree.
The injury was so serious and the agony so
intense that the man. although strong and
able-bodied, died last night from its effects.
George W. Smith, widely-known and
prosperous trucker Of the Eay-Shore sec
ton of Princess Anne county, died quite
suddenly at his home, near Ebenezer
Methodist Episcopal church, yesterday af-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15
The RappahannOck.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, June II. The
heavy rains of yesterday and last night
raised the river to the height Of three
feet above tide-water to-day, and for a
time its rapid rise alarmed those who were
in the line of the recent food. Some per-
sons began preparations to move out, fear
ing second food. This evening the water
receded as rapidly as II rose, and the river
is now at its usual height and there is no
caucp for alarm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15
IGOR RENT, STORES.

500 rsr annum, No. 1892 east Main street.
$40 per anuum, No. 1904 east Main street, with
rooms above.
sl5 per month, No. 1926 east Main street. with
rooms above
$3.50 per month. No. Ga north Seventeenth
street, with rooms above.
FRANK d. hill & CO..
ie l4-2t Real Estate Agents
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DEMEMBER THE AGED AND IN
III FIRM POOR!
You are most respectfully invited TO visit the
"HOME FOR TIE AGED,n

" HUME tOh ihh ADED'
under the care OF the Little Sisters OF the Poor.
during their POUND PARTY, which takes place
this week. commencing MONDAY, 10Th instant,
and continuing all the week.
Visitors will be made welcome at any hour OF
the day.
Contributions OF all kinds groceries. fuel,
wearing apparel. whether new or old, &c.,) will
be gratefully received. In return the prayers OF
the inmates will DO offered for all contributors.
The increased number Of old people (Ihers
are hundred now In tho iome) obliges the Sis
tsrs TO make a general application 10 the charity
OF the public 70 enable them 10 provide for tho
pressing wants OF their aged charges.
For the convenience OF those who cannot visit
the Homo contributions may DO left at tho fol-
lowing places: Mr.. John ". Higgins, Seventeenth
and franklin streets; Messrs X. l. Christian 4
Co. si4 Main street; Mr.. John J. Rankin, Pine
and Cary streets
wessMsin street cars pass by the Home.
10 alve
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Charged with burglary.


FREDERICKSBURG. VA, June 1.-two col
ored youths, Charles Lee and Willie
Gaines. aged twelve years each, were az
rested and placed in the county jail this
evening charged with breaking into the
storehouse Cf Mr.. 1'wyman at Post Oak
last night and stealing a large sum of
money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15
BY K. A. Catlin. Auctioneer,
No. IS Eleventh street

4 UCTION SALE OF FOUR GOOD
N BUILDING LOTS on MECHANICSvILLE
TURNPIKE NOT FAR FROM VENABLE
sTRgET.-I will sell at auction on TIA prem
ises, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNs 10. 1889.
at q o'clock P. NJ. FOUR LOTS ironting IS feet
each on Mschanicsyille turnpike and extend
ing BACK good depth 10 an alley.
This property il near Jar street, the thorough
fare from that section OF the ciiy 20 tbs Chesa-
peake and Ohio shops. &C, and can be Improved
now 20 good advantage. This property Is moi
offered simply 70 try tho market: the owner
needs the money and Is going TO sell.
TERMS: At sale. L. A. CATLIN,
islS Anctioneer
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5.4l ?. n, NAIL tAUy. 7 UNUI IN IHH'L
CIR. \. u.
GI5 A 81. ACCOMMODATION daily tercsp;
SUNDAY.

CONNECTIONS.
A. Clifton Forge with Chesapeake AMI ono
railway for the South. Nos', ald NorLhWssL
sleepcr5 tu tinciauafl and louisville.
At yncn burg with Norfolk ami western rail-
road for al Uuiut' South, ~Ou aca'J AM SCUM
west. All virginia Midland railway for all points
North and south.
40 Richmond witA A-so.iat9i Railways for al
points in the South. AMI Nchmoni, frelerlcSs-
burg aud Potomac railroad ~ Tie North.
At Lexington Nltn Baltimore ami ONO rail-
roai, making 81 - connections a. harpers
Ferry 10 sal from Plttsbusa and tue West, sls0
topoirts N0rtn All East.
sleeping L5nrh1lrs > Memphis, NeN
Orleans, and Little H0c<. - .-.
PALACE -LEhFING-CARS BhIN FEN klCH-
MOND AID LTNtHBl l;tt. bEtiHe, 81
rroius marked daily ,extep. sunday;
daily.
qlckets sold 20 all points O1ce' qlS east
Main street, loJq Main street, and 81 Richmond
aLi Allegheny Depot kisAin AMI taual streets
JOHN H. HhCMJRDO.
myil Gone a. Pa--el g9r sggnI
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AUCTION sALEs-Thts Day.
BY Qusries & NcCurdy.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
SALE OF A COTTAGl

SALE OF A COTTAGE
on WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE NEAR GOD
DIN STREET At AUCTlON.-By virtue OF
dsed Of trust from George w. Powell and wife 20
the undersigned trustees. dated October =, 1888
and duly recotdsd in tho Clerks ofice OF Hon
rico County Court we will proceed TO sell at pub
lie auction, on The premises, on
SATURDAY. JUNE Is, 1884,
.,s O'Clock p. tho FRAME COTTAGE, with
tbrae rooms. located a. above. The lot fronts 81
feet. moro or less. on the cast side OF Williams
burg avenue, runs back - feet, moro or less, IN
ia north line. and 81 feet. moro or less on Its
south limo TO m alley 10 feet wide.
TERMS: While the deed requires about 500
cash and expenses Of sale IL Is probable moro
liberal terms may be made.
J.B. WELSH.
s II. BOWMAN,
Is. IL QUAkLEs.
tao Trustees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15
BY Chewing h Rose.
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers. and Brokers,
No B north Terth street.
IMPROVED CATHARINE-STREET
PROPERTY.
n, S.ooes. va will sell by auction. upon the

ny request we will sell by auction, upon the
premises, on
SATURDAY. JUNE 10. 1889.
at 9 o'clock p. H.. THOSE TWO NEW AND
WRLL-BUILT DWELLINGS Nos. al and 4l3
Catharins street
These dwellings have never been Without
good-paying tcusnts. We can safely recOm-
mend them to those In quest OF good, safe, and
vell-paying Investments. Come 10 tho sale and
secure ono or both. - -
TERNs: AT sale. CHkWNlNG hO9E'
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DICHMOND CITY AND SEVEN
IA PINES RAILWAY COMPANI.

Trains leavo Tweuty-siKth and g streets. on
tho Electric no. every cay except sunday ~
G:l5 s. N.. - So. and 4D) /. 81. making mo run
a. Seven piuss ia fOry-nve minutes returning,
leave seven Pinss d, ,.ij a. ID, b. NJ, and
Pm
On sunday Leave fwentysizth and p streets
az A. w., 40 T. d.. and TOO p. NJ; and leave
seven Pines al 10 A. ~. 2:sJ r. A., and e. d.
Fxcurslou train leaves 20 s:3J l.. N. on Non-
DAYS Wednesdays AMI trdGys.
Faro tor round srp - .ents
HEBEB BIT LLlNGTON.
myi General Superintendent
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ali
STEAMBOAT AZ,

NIINUINIA oIEAMBUAT s.-1srs.
' COMPANY, for Ola Point. Nor >sesSs< w.
folk Portsmouth,. Newport NewA CisromonL
and JAmes-rivsr landings direcL by elegant
saloon steamer ARIEL. leaving Richmond
EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,. and FRIDAY
All A. NJ. Stroet-cars cOnnscL
Connections ~ Old POINT and az Nortolk
closely with all lines for northern cities same
afternoon james river by daylight treat
tourist line Cheapest routs
Through tickets on steamer aud at Gsrosr's
Agency lOvO Main street.. Baggage checked
through. StaGe-gooms engaged Ior day on night
Freigh; received daily tor Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Old Point WaYerly. Hicksforti. Va, and
all points ia Eastora North CarolIns, Eastern
Virginia, and all regular landings Ga the James
river, at lowest rales, aud through bills Issued
LuClEN h. TAruM, Nice-PrssidenL
No lil7 Main street and kockstt>
nvIs WElsIaRk frekxns aRd Passs axsr Agent
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DEPARTURE CF ATEAHEKS.
PHILADELPHIA, RIG H. fk3R
MOND AID NORFOLK
3IEAMsHIP COHPANE.

Appointed sailing day4 Every TUESDAY
ami FRIDAY u. y ". aud e'ory SUNDAY a.
a. 81.
Freight for Tuesday, AMI Fridays steamers
70 elyed tu il.3J ;. AL: tor sundays steamor
tIl . r. 81. saiur;ay. Freight received daily tu
J ?. NJ
Faro. g.
Tor further information apply 70
a. ~ McCARRiCK,
General Southern Agent, once RocSettA
v. H. CLA DE 6 CO..
mol General AEeuls Philadelphia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15

TOR RENT, A THREE.STORYG
Il HOUSE in very desirable neighbor- IA
hood: furnished or uniurnished. Address d.,
POsi-Oflce Box No H. 10 l-lT'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15
Ry chewing K Rose.
BY IneNnIns y NO0c,
Real Estate Agents Auctioneers, and Brokers.
No. north Tenth street.
M 0AINI NKtH HRICk DMFLIING a.

co zoo WILL PURCHASERS
S0, 0UU NKw BRICK DwELLNG a.
No 1ncrth Floyd street
$500 Will purchase NEW BRICK DIV tLLiNG
No. 10 south Beech street,
g. coo will purchase NEW BRICK DWELLING
No 1903 vest Cary street
g. 100 will purchase BRICK DWELLING Fourth
near Leigh street
81 600 viii purchase NEW HOUSE vest Canal
street near 3elyid9re.
1880 will purchase NEW WESI-LElGH-
STREET HOUSE.
s., 900 will y rchnse NlCE BRICK DWELLING
Franklin nOar Eighth 'treet
$3.50 will purchsss NICE BRICK DWELLING
west Clay street-Yary nice.
50 800 Will purchase NEW BRICK DWELLING
No ID south Belvidere street.
81 500 will purchase FRAME DWELLING south
Cherry street.
e. 200 Will purchase FRAME COTTAGE AND
LARGE LOT west Marshall street
5000 vii! purchase NICE EASICLAY CORNER
DWELLING.
$3.50 viii purchase NICE WEsT-MARSHALL
HOUSE AND LOT.
These are only few Of the choice cuts on our
books. Call and make your selection.
CHEW lNG < ROSE, Agents,
10 4. To
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15
BY John I. GOddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneor,
Bank and Eleventh streets.

VALUABLE LOT ON WEST SIDE
' or HANCOCK BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STREETS. WITH 4 SMALL FRAME
COTTAGE THEREON, FOR SALE ~ AUG
TION.-At the request Of the owner, Will sell
at public auction, ON the promises GU
SATURDAY. JUNE y. 1883,
at o'clock =. NJ. that VERY DESIRABLE
LOT fronting 81 feet AMI running back 100 feet,
ri uatod on the vest sido Of iaucocG between
CLAY aud Leigh streets. with = small ONE
STORY FRAME COTTAGE THEREON go. $50
containing three rooms.
Within one half square Of the electric car, In a
growing section Of the city, TINS property
offers many advantages for speculation. and
with a foW repairs 10 the house could DO made
10 Weld n good income "a an investment.
Terms: Liberal. and announced at sale.
JOHN L. GODDiN.
le1l Auctoneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15
Tuesday. June IS. 1889,

III ESDdl, JunG 10, 1909,
q, . O'CLOCK p. N. tho above-named. well-known.
most sIizibly located, and truly elegant Wh>l
FRANKLIN-STREET RB,lDhNCE on me nor
sde OF Franklin street between Laurel and
Shafer streets the lot fronting % feet ana tx
lending back between parallel lines 10 teoL
more or loss 70 an alley is i0et VIDE tho tllid-
ing covering about % feet. leaving vacant
beautiful lot o. about 23Xl5Ofeot Tho dWe'i.ng
erscted about four ycGrs ngo-s an exceedingly
handsome spacious. dui admiraDly-efranE' ~
detached THREE-STCBY BRICK SIkLcl IN
OF about twelve rooms besides klHn'n,
laundry, pantry, bathroom. closets se.-
vantsi rooms Sc, is heated throughout
by an excellent furnace. and IS supplied
with all the modern appliances Tor comfort
and convenience. thoroughly wei bnlii' Won
lighted. well ventilated, e1pen5'ely anl ele-
gsntIy finished. Complete and attractive IN all
rs epnoinfnents in perfect order, and IL in al
respects one Of the very best residences IN nus
the most eligible aud delightful location IN tue
city.
TERws: Ono third cash the residue in equal
lnstGlments, by negotiable notos A. sir, twelve.
and eighteen months, with interest added, aud
tho title 10 10 retained until The purchase money
IA fully paid and a conveyance ordered oy me
Court: or, all cash, AZ tho option OF tho pur-
chaser. HENkl q. ttNNpN,
PRESTON COOKE.
Special Commissioners.
J. b. ELAN and II, SELDOM TAYLOR, Auc-
tioneers. !eV
GUM, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST GUM, SC, DE-
FENDANTs-ls THE CHANCERY COTRT OF TIE
CITY ~ RICHMOND.
/. Charles W. Godd:u. clerk 81 tho Chancery
Court Of Richmond, certify that the bond re-
qutred o. the special commissioners by 'hs de-
cree in said cause OF May u, l,'y, has been duly
given.
Given under my hand this IAN day Of May.
jen CHARLES W. GoDDIN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15
OHM NING ( RDSL, Agenf9,
"a 15-1t No. , north Tenth street..

EOR SALE.-WE ARE AUTHO-
L RlZED TO SELL, in quantities Of one, two,
three. or fiye-acre lots. a BEAUTIFUL TRACT
OF LAND on the Williamsburg road, opposite
Mr.. Franklin Stearns's place, and only one mile
east OF Richmond by tho Government road.
The best aud most pleasant drive out Of Rich
rnond. Parties living in this locality viii soon
have the advantage Of electric cars IN Rockets,
only a short distance from tho property VIII
build houses and sell 10 parties on long credit
81. G. STAPLES s. CO.,
% 4 Ntlft llmll. Main efroef.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15

WANTED, TWO GOOD WATERS,
w one OtFICE-BOl, ard enc WOMAN 10
do scrubbing at the ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
fs i5-0t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15

liz T. 4. sulton, Auctloneer

IINEtN|Es
TRUSTEES' SALE OF SIX SMALL
4 DWELLINGS on BROOKLAND STREET
IN DlNNEEN'S ADDirION.-ln execution 81 q
deed OF trust, da'ed November - ISIS. from H.
h. Duncarson and vie OF record in Che llenricO
County Court CLERKS once IA Deed BOOK l25 A.
page 30. being required 80 70 DO ~ tne bene-
iciaries therein named, We viii sell by auction,
on the premisea, on
WEDNESDAY, june 10. 1889.
az S O'CLOCK p. NJ, SIX SMALL FRAME DWELL
lNGS on the north lire OF BrOokland street en-
lot l0lxlOU feet 70 an alley 10 feet wide.
TkRus: Cash sufficient 20 pay expenses Of sale
and about 500, and the DaiRnce upon such terms,
as 70 cash or credit as tho tCu.,ees may deter
mine. y. u. uAkGRONE.
HENRY :. HUTZLER,
+. Z. SUTTON.
fsll Trustees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15
AUCTION sALEs-ruture Days. :,
BY Poindexter & Denoon,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionors,
1903 Main street
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME
DWELLING AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF ST, PAUL
AND CHARITY STREETS.
DWELLING AND

BY virtue OF a decree Of tho Chsncery Court o,
tho city Of Richmond entered on the 4tn day OF
June substituting the undersigned rs trustee,
shall sell by public auction. on the promises, GU
FRIDAY, JUNE 2isT,
Mt 6oclock p. NJ. the ABOVE DESCRIBED PRO-
PERTY. fronting &c feet on tho southwest corner
Of 81. Paul and Charity and extending oack
depth OF 1902 feet, with a good frame dwelling anu
other improvements thereon.
TEaNs Sufficient ia cash 20 pay expenses OF
sale and note Of 322..9i, with interest on same
from March "A, 1888: nalarce In ak and twslVe
months. GEORGE II. POINDEXTRR,
Substitute Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15
A VERY BRILLIANT AFFAIR.
Reception to Bridal Couple Thu

KeCcpt.On 20 bIluuf tOUpIc = TIC
Dressing, &c.
fcorrospondepce Of the Richmond DisDstch.l
SrAUsToN, VA. June Il, 1889.
Last night Eastwood" the elegant
home of Dir. III. Erskine Miller, in this city
was The scene Of a social occasion tnat
brought together in all more than 800 ladies
and gentlemen. The large mansion occu-
,,ies n central position on elevated ground
covered with green sward aud surrounded
by grove Of old oaks. The brilliaDcy
from is lighted halls and parlors darted
throueh the space between the giants that
have held ssay from the days OF their as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15

WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO
w know that D. +. Wake and A. d. BAL
LAUFP have this day formed co-p8rtnership
10 conduct the COAL AND WOOD BUSINESS in
all its branches. WIN keep full line on hand
Of all Kinds Of ANTHRACITE; also Of the best
sPLlN1, LUMP. AND POCAHONTAS COAL for
domestic use. CUMBERLAND COAL for smiths
and steam purposes cod in lots 10 suit pur-
chascrs All kinds Of WEST VIRGINIA and PO-
CAHONTAS AVERAGE GOALS sold by tho ton
or in ar-load lots. The best quality Of OAK and
PINE WOOD. Long sawed ami kindling always
on hend. d. p. Wake, with tho late Writ Rob
erts seventeen years, will DO pleased 10 see his
friends, former patrons OF Writ Roberts de
ceased), and the public generally a. tho old
stand. corner Seventeenth and Cary streets
Telephone 1873. WALkE & BALLAUFF.
kCnE0SD. VA. June g 1889. 10 9-lm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15

TOR RENT, DWELLINGS Nos. N
a 4l3 and 4l5 north Eighth street, for a<n
many years occupied by Mrs. DuYal as a board
ing-house. VIII rent singiy or together.
CHARLES I. DAVIS.
10 l-Salt' No. III north Eighth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-15
BY John r. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent AMI Anctioneer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.

VlRUSTEE'S SALE OF THAT DESI-
RABLE. CENTRALLY-LOCArED, De
TACHED BRICK RESIDENCE NO. 5li NORTH
SEVENTH STREET BY AjCrION.-As trustee
ia acertain deed Of trust, aud By virtue OF de-
cree Of tho Chanccry Court 81 the city OF Rich
moni. entered 90 the 9TH day OF June, 1850, In
the case OF Shepla rd rs. sheppard and dis., the
undersigned viii sell 81 public auction, on tho
premises, on
TUESDAY, June Is, 1850,
q, q o'clock ?. W.. that comfortable, well-built,
aud cnuveniently-locatel TWO-STORI-ATIlC-
ASD-BASEMEAr BRICK DWELLING go. $40
On west side ~ Seven h street between Clay aud
Leigh stroet.. containing ten rooms, ghs. water,
baths. ,ec resides deta ched kitchen With three
rooms. lot 3E1llO feet moro or less. This pro-
oerty no doubt cal DO rented readily on account
II ifs convenience ~ market. business, churches,
schools Gc., and with q few repairs could Do
made TO pay vol an iuyes mont or would
axe = very desirable home. Tho electrlc-cars
pass within one hai square Of tho property
Terms: One fourth cash ; balance IN siI.
twelve, and eighteen months for negotiable
notes interest added. and title retained until all
the purchase money "a paid, when tho trustee
VII execute a conveyance.
ieg W. ". CRUMP. Trustee.